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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. william Harris Is attending the
Y. p. $. G. +. convention at Middebury
as a delegate.-The Ladies' Aid will meet
at the Baptist parsonage Friday after.
noon.-Will Carpenter left Monday for
Boston. Mass.-Sunday school rally day
ct the Baptist Church has been post
poned until Sunday, October 17.-william
Lessor has moved his family TO his place
in town after nyear on farm In Hines
burgh.-Mr and Mrs J. r. Taggart were
in Burlington Sunday to visit their son,
Kenneth Taggart. who Is steadily I'm
proving In health. r. Taggart LEFT
Monday morning for Canada on a bust
ness trip,-Mr and Mrs r. G. Beers ara
In Westford.--Mrs Anna Cleveland, who
he's spent the summer In town has re-.
turned to Essex. William Palmer Il
moving 70 Bristol where he has a situa.
tion.-Andrew Lambert has moved into
Mrs. Lucy Jackman's tenement-I0r. r
W. Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain
left Saturday noon for Moscow. Idaho
Or. Chamberlain has position IN the
agricultural department o: the Iniver-
sity OF idaho
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STARKSBOPO.

Mrs. Hattls NJ. Hamilton and Roy W.
Johnson both of this town. Were mar
ried hV the Rev. Franklin Blake Satur-
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Lip-Reading for the Deaf.


Persons growing deaf taught to
,ollow natural conversation. Miss *
:. Wadleigh, Howard Relief Building.
239 26t&15w4t
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Teeth s. Extracted

Absolutely Without Pain,
Tho oply AOice IN Rurlingto>,. where
,ou can get teeth extracted without
,article Of pain without .akipt gas.
~ method Is used by ma other psrson.
10 pain; no danger: no after cffects
DIR. l.. -. IfAXEN.
OOlcs, 1856 Pine 81. Dnri!nSton, VI
Office hours 10 so 3. Z, to Y.
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GREETING.

GREETING:
Whereas application hath been
al" - this court in writing, by the
administration Of the estate OF Frank
p. harrington. late OF Burlington. de-
ceased, praying for license a"1 author
itv to sell the whole OF real estate OF
said deceased FOR the payment Of
debts and iagacics and charges of adj
ADMINISTRATION. setting forth therein the
amount Of debts due from said de-
ccndents, the charges Of administra-
ton, and the amount of personal cs-
tate and the situation Of the real es-
tate.
Whcrcupon. tho said court appoint
81 and assigned the 22nd dav of Oct.,
1909, at tho Probate office In Burling-
ton In said district, to hear and de-
eide upon said implication and petit
ton, and ordered public notice thore-
Of TO be given to I'll persons inter
estcd therein. by publishing said or
dor, t.gether with the iimo and place
OF hearing, three weeks excessively
IN the burlington Weekly Free Prcss.
a newspaper which circu'ates IN the
"ighhorhood Of those persons inter-
ceted In said estate, all which publi-
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
10 appear before said court, at the
time and place assigned then and
! there In said court 20 make your OBJ
| i"ctiOus to the granting Of such H.
| c"nEc, if you see cause
Given under my hand at Burling-
ton, In said district, this LIST day of
october, 1909
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM,
| lo,w3t Judge.
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UNDERHuL.

Wilbur II. Mcclellan OF Westford ans
Eettie May GreAmore Of t1nderhill wero
married by the Rev. A. II. Sturges n,
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Sep.
TENDER 70.
Mrs. Mary c. Burdick, wife OF Or. A.
F. Burdick, died at her home Monday
evening after lingering Illness Fun.
erai services were held from the house
Wednesday at two o'clock.
The funeral OF Mrs. A. r. Burd,cls
was largely attended, friends from
New York. Burlington and 81. Johns
bury being present. Tho Rev. Mr.
Sturges officiated. and the Post and
w. r. c. acted as escorts to the came
terry. The bsarers were John and
Marshall Rogers, Columbus Dav ana
Homer Rockwood--C. n. Stygles ia in
New York.-Miss Hazel Knight has a
position az teacher in Lebanon
Springs. n. Y.-The Knights OF PvthI-
as had n social gathering Mt Henry
Whites Wednesday evening-Mr
Shane Of Nashville. Tenn. is visiting
his daughter. Mrs c. w. Graves
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. IIucien Allen OF South
Hero were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. IL. H.
Fuller Sunday.-Miss A. NJ. Crown has
sold her farm to Mr. and Mrs. Heman
Garrow.-Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Coon, Mrs
Mae BlodGett and son and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Center are going soon TO ST
Lucia. Fla.-Mrs. Julia Hall of South
Hero is visiting her brother, II. II. Full
ler.-G. N. Wood has had a wonder lemon
on exhibition which he raised, IT meas
ured u l-2 inches in circumference and
weighed nearly three-quarters OF a
pound.-The Rev. II. e. Herrick preach
ed In exchange Sunday with the Rev MIR
Smith OF Colchester.-Mr and Mrs. d. D.
Parker Of Richmond spent Sunday with
Mrs. Parker's sister, Mrs. r, j. Robin
son.-Charles Ryan OF Northheld spent
Sunday with his parents, the Rev. and
Mrs, NJ. II. Rynn-The infant child OF
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Robar was buried
Saturday In the village cemetery.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. n. r. O'Brien entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday. Mrs.
q. c. Martin remains very iN.-Guy
Bickford returned Tuesday from I.eb-
anon. n. II. He reports his daugh-
ter Mrs Baldwin. In a serious con-
d'tion William Martin, Jr., who Is at
the Mary Fletcher hospital In Bur-
lington. Is failins.--Mrs. Fred Cain
OF Bolton is with Mrs. Grace Martin.
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WuL1STON.

Mr. and Mrs. ". y. Kendrew are the
parents of son, Ernest William. born
october i.-Henry Root returned 10 Calf
fornia rhursday.-B. p. Clark returnel
to his home in Red Oak Iowa. Friday
Miss Delma Webster Of Swanton Is a
guest OF Miss Adelaide Morrill-Mrs.
Carrie 1.ogsins Is visiting her brother.
Watson Cady. at Henry Harris.
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ESTATE Gl' FRANK 4. H.HRINGTON
STATE or VERMONT. District o,
CHittcndcn. IS.
Tho Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
To the heirs and all persons inter-
.c8tod in tho estate Of Frank y. IIac-
rington, lat" Of Burlington. In said
district dcCcn sed
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
SIX ARE BURNED 10 DEATH
Virginia Family Victim Of Fourth
of July Fire at Night.
Home of :. r. HamIett Destroyed,
and Five Children and a Friend
Perish in Blaze.

South Boston. Va, July 5-A Fourth OF
July fire IN the home OF s T. Hamlett
to-day caused a cOnhagration which not
only destroyed the home. but took the
lives OF a visitor and five children. the
oldest being fourteen years Of age and
the youngest eighteen months Old
H P Strange. a Confederate veteran
and friend OF the family. who arrived in
the home OF the Hamletts yesterday. was
among the victims. The usual Fourth Of
July inattention caused the burning of
the house and the cremation Of the
family.
At o'clock this morning smoke was
noticed in the home One OF the chill
dren. a boy. was thrown bodily from a
window. The child fell two stories 70 the
ground and both arms were broken. He
was internally injured and viii no doubt
die Strange was seventy-four years old
and unable 70 take care OF himself.
With his wife and two OF the children,
Hamlet made his way 10 the outer air
and was saved
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
NEW CANAL BONDS DOOMED.
AIdrich Says Senate Finance Con
mIttee VIII XIII Measure.

AIdrich Says senate Finance Com
mittee VIII XIII Measure.
Just before adjournment yesterday SEN
ator AIdrich made an announcement rela-
tive to future legislation by Congress. 10
which deep significance is attached.
He said the tarin bill as passed by the
House contained al authorization for sn
additional Issuance Of bonds on account
or the Panama Canal This provision.
he said. would be stricken from the meas
ure by the Committee on Finance.
As chairman OF the monetary commits
sion. he said that that body would prob
ably make a report 70 Congress at the
next session recommending important
changes in the currency and financial
system Of the United States. For that
reason. he declared. It would be impos-
sible for Congress 10 make any provision
at this time relative to bond issues, or
authorize any other legislation affecting
the currency Of the country.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
SHOOTS PASTOR AND SON.

Planter Wounds Three Men Follow
ing Quarrel of Long Standing.
GraysOn, Ga, July 5.-As a result OF a
quarrel Of long standing. Robert Cooper,
a wealthy planter to-day shot Rev. z. /.
Langley, a prominent Baptist minister,
his son, Bose Langley. and J. E. Webb.
The senior Langley was shot twice. His
son was shot in his right arm Webb re-
ceived one shot in the neck and one in
the back
Cooper claims that he met the IauRlevs
and Webb In a road and was halted by
them. He says he tried to pass them.
when they attacked him and he was
forced to shoot IN self-defense Friends
OF the Langleys are very bitter. and
more trouble is feared.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
ENTIRE MORO BAND KILLED
One American Slain and Twenty
four Wounded in the Battle.
Relieved This Fight VIII Put End
TO OutIawry in Province Of JOIo.
Officers GaIIantry Praised.

Manila. July 6.-Jikiri. the Moro bandit,
and his gang made a final stand against
the American forces IN inaccessible caves
near Patian, in Jolo. The entire gang
was killed in the same manner as the
Mount Dajo cleanup some time ago. by
Capt. Byram's two troops OF the Sixth
Cavalry, cooperating with the navy gun
boats. under command OF Lieut.. Com
mander Signo-.
The American losses were private Nc
Connel, killed. and twenty privates OF
the Sixth, one sailor. and Lieuts Miller,
Kennedy, and Wilson wounded.
Capt Byram In his report commends
Lieut.. Miller's gallantry. and Coz Hoyt
commends Capt Byram's strategy. This
practically ends Outlawry in the province
Of Jolo.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
DIRECToIRE BATHING SUITS.
smart French Women VIII Preserve
slender shape In Water.

Paris. July 5.-Smart French women
will adopt the directoire style TO their
bathing dresses at the coming seaside
season, so as 20 preserve the slender,
elongated shape this gown gives them
ashore They will wear corsets made of
sim cloth. with flexible quill ribs Instead
OF whalebones. the corsets being kept in
place by suspenoers over the shoulders.
A tight-ftting eulotte {pants-breeches)
Is an indispensable feature Of the costume
a close-cut princess dress covering all.
The outfit is completed by stockings and
high-laced shoes, matching the color OF
the dress.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
ROBBED BY HIGEwAYMEN.
Martin Collins Held Up ny Thre
Men in Maryland Avenue.

MHEItu NUIAtuN htIu % ~ IHEEE
Men in Maryland Avenue.
At the point OF a revolver IN the hands
OF one Of three highwaymen. Martin
Collin. residing al 81 Myrtle street north
east. was held Up and robbed % S. at
Maryland avenue and First street. shortly
before u.SO o'clock last night Following
the robbery the highwaEmen escaped.
According 70 the report made to the
police by Collins. he had just reached
First street. when the men advanced on
him One thrust q revolver n his face
and ordered him 70 throw up his hands. -
which he did. While one kept him COW
cred, the others took his money
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
OH King wins at Golf,

Cleveland. July 5.-Pushed from shot to
shot on a bicycle by a caddy, John D.
Rockefeller to-day defeated his pastor,
Rev. ". ". Bustard. formerly OF Boston.
over the golf links at Forest Hin. Mr..
Rockefeller made the course IN flfty-one
strokes, Mr. Bustard In fifty-hve. and w
c. Rudd, brofher-in-law OF Rockefeller.
in sixty-one
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Local
rains to-day and tomorrow /;
warmer tomorrow; moderate
south to southeast winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
A neIirhtfuI Journer Nest,rar,I.

Magnificent scenery, new VeStlbuled
equipment. electric lights. superb Pull
mans. high-class dining cars, safety in
travel. and prompt arrival at destination
are features OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
service. A through Pullman 10 Chicago,
recently fnauZurated, makes II possible
to reach Cincinnati, indianapolis, St
Louis. and Chicago, as vel as Louisville.
without change Of cars. Full information
al 6. & O. Offices.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
CALMLY GO TO DEATH.
Man and Women in Small Boat
Drift Over River Dam.

South Bend. Ind, July "a double sui
eide, melodramauc in the extreme. was
committed by an unknown couple drown
ing in the st. Joseph River to-day.
A man and woman. the latter hand
somely dressed in lavender, drifted calmly
with the current toward the dam, heed
less Of warnings
The man stood up just before the boat
overturned, but made no effort 70 steer
out Of danger. The woman appeared TO
contemplate death with as little emotion
as the man.
The boat sank and the bodies have not
been recovered. They are thought 20 be
strangers TO South Bend
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
BAD MANS Def ACCEPTED.
shot by sheriff After BOastinE He
Gould Not Be Taken Alive.

NouAu Aot ne AHkcn alive
Charleston. Miss. July 5.-Chsmp Rob
erts, alias Bunch Hardy" alias Pen
Rogers" and various other aliases. q bad
man. vas shot and almost Instantly killed
at Oakland. ten miles east OF here. this
morning by Sheriff P. H Brown. who had
warrant for his arrest for shooting.
with intent 20 XIII. another man here a
few days ago.
Roberts was also wanted on informa-
tlon sent 10 Mr.. Brown for cotton steal
ing at Lexington Miss. and also the KILL
ing Of a man al Kilmichael Miss.
Several shots were fired an Roberts.
who dehed the officers until the last. Rob
erts had announced that there were not
men enough In the world 20 take him
alive.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
BOOM FOR ]. HAM LEWIS.
He of GIaring Hirsutes Wants TO
Fill McDermOtt'S shoes.

Chicago. July 5-Coincident with the
opening OF the fight by the followers
OF Carter H Harrison for the overthrow
OF Roger Sullivan. and the capture Of the
Democratic machine. boom for Con-
gress has been started for Col J. Ham
Lewis
Il was declared to-day that Col Lewis.
who returned TO Chicago to-day after q
trip around the world. is expected TO
take up his residence in the heart Of the
stock yards district. with a view 70 sue
ceeding Representative McDermott-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
LOOKING FOR A REPUBLICAN.
Democratic Postmaster for Thirty
two Years Gets Tired of the Job.

AaSaer AoE AAf'S
two Years Gets Tired of the Job.
Limedale. Ind. July 5.-w. J. steeg.
appointed postmaster at this place by
President Hayes. in 1877. has thrown up
his job after thirty-two years service
The Republican patrons OF the Office are
anxious for a member Of their party 10
be appointed, but not a Republican lives
in the town. Steeg has been a lifelong
Democrat. and held the Office because
there was no Republican TO appoint.
Efforts are being made to have a Re
publican move here in order that he may
be eligible 10 appointment.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
TRAIN HITS MOTORCYCLISr.
W. NJ. stark Instantly Killed by Chi
caEO Express Near Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, July 5.-Walter NJ. Stark. a
motorcycle racer. and president Of the
Stark Printing Company. was run down
and killed by train ar FranksvJle to-
day. when on a country run.
He was one Of a party Of seven into
which the fast Chicago train OF the MI
waukee road dashed. but the others either
dropped on their machines or crossed in
front OF the train safely. Stark was
struck by the baggage car and died in
stantly
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
DUEL OVER A GIRL.
Rivals Meet in street and Then
Open Fire.

Open Fire.
Welch. VI Va, July 5-Maddened by
Jealousy when he saw his sweetheart
Cora Henthorn. walking with his rival,
Robert Culbertson. a Chesapeake and
Ohio employe. J. ". Mayes. a Chesa-
peake and Ohio engineer whipped a re-
v6lver from his pocket and opened FIRE
on both.
Culbertson also drew his revolver, and
a duel between the two rivals took place
witnessed by the young lady. who was
shot twice during the firing and Is dying
Mayes was shot twice IN the breast and
cannot live. but Culbertson escaped with
minor injuries. Although mortally
wounded. Mayes tried 10 escape, and
when surrounded attempted 10 commit
suicide with a pen knife
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
SEVERE STORMS IN DENVER.
Railroads. Property, and Crops
Damaged Half "A Million Dollars.

Denver, July 5. - Terrific rainstorms
which have fallen each afternoon for
three days have caused damage 70 rail-
roads. property. and crops OF over half a
million dollars. Lightning has killed six
persons. and a score have been seriously
injured BY lightning and the partial
wrecking OF buildings.
Several stores IN Denver were flooded
bv the collapse Of roof or walls. and
much of the stock ruined. A heavy hall
storm swept over portions OF Larimer
and Weed counties. killing stock and
poultry. damaging farm buildings, and
destroying crops valued at over $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
ORDERED TO MOVE ON.
American salvation Army Must
Quit Charleston.

Charleston. ". Va. July Capt.
Younger and his band. Of the American
Salvation Army. has been ordered out OF
the city by Judge MacCOTkle. OF the
Police Court
The American army was also recently
ordered out OF wheeling. and Is nov not
operating in any city In West Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
AERONAUT PLUNGES
TO SUDDEN DEATH
Confusion of Signals Is Fatal
to James COrcOPan.
10000 WITNESS THE ACCIDENT
False Alarm OF Trouble with bal
loon Causes Victim TO Cut Para
chute Free when hut 300 Feet
from the GrOund-Drop Too short
similar Accident TO II. ". Palmer.

Portland. Ne. July Before 1e ooo per
sons who had assCiabled OF The eastern
promenade OF the city this afternoon.
James Co-oorsn. aged twenty-eight. a
professional aeronaut of Lowell. Mass.
fell 800 feet 70 the ground and was killed.
The accident was caused BY a confusion
IN signals Before COrc0ran made his
ascension Il was agreed that when 15e0
feet IN the afr a shot should be fred 50
ne could free himself from his parachute
and make the descent. and that a series
OF shots would notify him that there was
trouble with MS balloon
Some person fred a series OF shots when
Corcoran was but 80 feet up Apparently
thinking that something was the trobule
with the big gas bag above him, he made
haste 70 free the parachute. The drop
was too short. and the big parasol didn't
have tine 20 spread. so thaS Corcoran
came crashing 10 the ground. The aero
naut's skull was fractured and both legs
broken COrcoran left a widow aad one
child.
Falls One Hundred Feet.
PhnadeIphia, July 5.-FaTing more than
100 feet when his parachute broke from
the balloon. Harry w. Palmer. Of Leonts,
y Y. an aeronaut. narrowly escaped
with HIS life a. the Fourth Of July cele-
bration to-day. At the Frankford Hos
pital Il was said he had broken a leg
and right arm with a probable fracture
OF the skull
The big bag arose and moved eastward
until II was directly over the FrankfOrd
Arsenal What happened then, Palmer
was not able 20 say. afterward The
parachute broke loose and dropped with
Palmer hanging 70 a.. There was not
space enough for the parachute 20
spread out before he struck the earth.
lighting On top Of a pile OF cannon balls.
He was unconscious for an hour.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
Lotterr BIZ to Pas

Havana July 5-The house to-day ap-
proved the senate amendments 10 the lot
tery bill The President viii sign the
bill tomorrow. and ii is expected that
the congress Will adjourn on Friday
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Aeronaut Falls 70 His Death
1-SiX Are Burned TO Death.
Taft on Religious Freedom.
death List Greatly Reduced.
S-Early in Good Health.
fucker IN Attack on Mann.
Celebration Begins.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
YaIe Professor Honoreh.

Paris, July 5--The Academy Of Sciences
to-day awarded the Pontecoulant prize
for astronomical work 10 Prof. Ernest
William Brown. OF Yale
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
SUMNER EXCURSIONS

Via Norfolk and Western Railway
Tickets now on sale 70 gll principal re-
sorts n Virginia. Fares. time tables
sleeping car reservations, and all infor-
nation upon application 10 & J. Lock
wood, Passenger Agent. n. & " Ky.
l4th St and y. Y. ave. Bond Bldg,
Washington. n. Q.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
ocean stenmshin.

New york july 5-Anived out. Cleveland. a
Hamburg; Kaiser Wilhelm IT. az Che-bourz; Grs
Waldersee. a. Hamburg: Arabic. a. Llvsrpool.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
LOCAL

1-Sane Celebration a Success.
3Thousands View the Fireworks.
S-Rayner Corrects Senator Aldrich.
5-Chinese Merchants in Capital
12-Mount Vernon Reformers Demanded
12-Takahira's Trip Causes Comment.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
TARIFF STRUGGLE
NEARING An END
Senate Adopts Income Tax
Resolution.
VOTE is UNANIMOUS
Administration Features of Bill
Practically Cleared Up.
VOTE is UNANIMOUS

Measure May BE Pushed Through
This Week-MinOr Amendments 20
Come Up To-daF BaiIey's @Con-
veDtiOn" idea Knocked Out by
Vote Of 40 10 SO-PopuIar Election
Of Senators Amendment shut on. =
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
NOT AN ACCIDENT
DUE To FOURTH"
ASafe and Sane" Plan Works
to Perfection.
EVEN BOYS AREPLEASED
No Deaths, No Fires, No Hos
pital List This Year.

Commissioner MacfarIand and Mem
bers of Joint Committee Greatly
Delighted with Innovation - Last
Year Three Deaths and sixty Per-
sons Injured Was the RecOrd-Sev-
eral Street Car Accidents Reported.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
an 10 Ninrnru rams and Return. .Ju,v :

7.45 a. m. Special train OF day coaches
and parlOr cars via Baltimore and Ohio
and Lehigh Valley route. Tickets good 1s
DAYS. Dining cars en- route Liberal
stop-over privileges returning. Cheau
side trips from Niagara Falls. Other ex-
eursions July 2, August and %. Septem-
Der 3 and T. October l.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
KILLS WIFE; SHOOTS SELF.

Richmond Barber Commits Double
Crime in Presence of Babies.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. July 6-MOrdecai Tay-
Tor, a Richmond barber, this afternoon
shot and killed his wife in the presence
Of his two little children.
The crazed barber then sent a bullet
into his left breast he can hardly live.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06

}. II. Small & sons. FIOrisra.
18th and G Sts-. Washington: Waldorf.
Astoria and 11aS Broadway. New York
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
- - -

II viii be seen by the foregoing table
that in the cities where the movement
against the careless celebrant was not en-
Continued on Page II, Column q.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
CITY Of NORWICH
ENTERTAINS TAFT
Third Notable Day for "ROSe
of New England"
TOWN is $50 YEARS OLD
Thousands of Natives and Wis
itOrS Greet the President.

Chief Executive Reviews interest
ing Pageant, Attends Reception,
Plants Tree, Makes Speech on
Religious Freedom, and watches
FirewOrks-Mixed I'm HIS GeOgra-
ply and Makes Apology for II.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-06
,Ii1wnulsee 40 in Li.t.

Milwaukee. another leader in the sane
Fourth movement. reported only twenty
two persons injured during the two days
this year. as against one killed and sixty
seven injured in 1905
Washington escaped this year without
an accident, where three we're killed and
sixty seriously injured In the previous
year. Los Angeles. Cal. and Providence,
r. I, cut IN half the list OF victims OF
the day by the enforcement OF their laws
The full effect OF the agitation for less
noise and more safety IS indicated IN the
following table. the cities in which the
laws against the sale or careless use OF
explosives were enforced being indicated
bv an asterisk: