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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
RUTLAND BANNER COUNTY.
Its Town. Have Voted $3.50 for High
way This Year.

Rut!and. March 2i-Although ther" are
u few scattering towns clsewler" to 10"
hard from, state Highway Commissioner
Charles " Gates of Franklin. who heli
n good roads meeting her" to-day with
an attendance of "a. says that Rutlan |
county is probably the banner county i'll
the state in the amount of money voted
this year for highways IN order I" got
tho benefit Of the State highway fund.
The total sum appropriated by Rutland
county towns was 1910 in comparison
with SO 1go last year.
Brandon, Dandy, PuultncAs Rutland
town and Rutland city this year get tho
full Sjn from the State ar road building
Castletor, Fair Haven. pawlct. Pittstield
and Wells voted the same amount as last
year; Mount Holly and Mount Tabor
voted nothing either year; Brandon,
DANNY, ANddletown Springs. Proctor.
sudbury. Sherhurne and Wallingford in
creased their appropriations; Renson.
Chittcnden. Clarendon. Poultney. Rutland
town. Shrewsbury. falmouth and West
Haven voted nothing last year but do
this; Hubbardton. Ira Mondon, pittsford
and West Rutland voted something lat
year but nothing thiS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
MURDER SCHOOL TEACHER
shot on the street In New York ny
Her Father.

New York March ?i.- Within sight ~
several Of her school teacher friends and
pupils on her way to school through
crowded street on the upper East Side
to-day Miss Anna \. ManEano. teacher
in a public school on East lo2nd street,
WIS shot and instantly killed by her
father, philip Mangano. an interpreter
in II minor court. FRANK Iacatria.
brother-in-aw Of the dead school teacher.
who identified the prisoner as the girls
father, told the police she was compelled
to leave her fathers house last January
because OF his cruel and inhuman treat
mcnt Of her. and mad lived at a working
girls home since then.
lie said Mangano probably shot his
daughter in a spirit Of revenge because
she left him.
Adolph Schwartz. who lives on F,rs,
avenue. stood IN the doorway Of n store
nearby and saw the shooting He gran.
Pied with the man who fired the sho
snd prevented him from shooting him.
self Two more shots wee fred as III.
men struggled but both went wild. Tn,
struggling man finally broke away fron
Schwartz and threw the revolver int
an arsawaN as he ran down the stres,
TWO policemen who gave chase caush,
the man bur had to beat him into sub
mission before they could put him und,,
arrest, At the police station the pris
oner refused ia say unv,hinc ahou;
himself A bank book I'm the maine O,
Anna A Iangano and Philip Mnnssnu
WAS found I'm his pocket
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
ADM'L BEREsFORD RETIPES
Has had 20 Years Active Service with
the British Navy.

London, March .+.-.tdmirai Lord
Charles Nevesford. commander Of tho
channel feet. hauled down lis flag at
Portsmouth to-day, thus bringing to an end
20 years of active service. FIe was given
q ronsing send off by some 10000 er
thusiastic friends and admirers who had
gathered around the dock yard gates The
admiral IS now free lance ana II ~
expected he VII take an active part IN the
agitation fo- n big navy.
An impetuouS Spectator, Lady Reginald
Talbot, Eave expression ~ ;he national
aHectlon for the admiral b. throwing
her arms around his neck and imprnting
a lis' on his cheek AZ the same time
She called him Dear old Charlie" m
arrrllaton which was promptly adopted
by the crowd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
BURLINGTON VT. THURSDAY. MARCH 2a 19Oa

To this charge before Justice W. -.
feck In Woodbury. IN May. 1907. but
escaped from Constable John More
at Essex Junction.
wagner was surprised at tho arri-
val OF the officers this morning and
demanded n hearing. He said he did
not think they would ever come after
him. II having been so long sinco HIS
escape and tho offence SO small. HIS
wife went into Mysteries pleading with
the officers who had considcra bl -
trouble getting the man away al
though Wagner made no resistance.
The claim OF Wagner il that no did
not run away from Constable Morse
but that he stepped into toilet room
md when he came out the train had
pulled out Of the station leaving him
behind. He is about 81 years old and
of Intelligent appearance. He has
been AZ his homo in Worcester for
about six months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
Believes There Are Undeveloped
Sensations in Kidnapping
Case.
TO EX7RADITE TWO SUSPECTS
The! Are Named John Doc ard Mary
Doe in the Informal tiOn-BeIieved
the Man IL John DOylc-Had
Been in sharon with n
NOmrn.

sharon, Pa" March believing
that the most intcrcstinr part % the
story Of tho Eidrurrinr Of willie
Whtla is yet 20 come the people of
sharon ere waiting in Eager expect
2ncN for IN" positive idontiiicat.on Of
ell the persons arrested ut Cleveland
last night and the story ~ the other
persons connected with the case Tha t
others besides those VINO are now
charged with the crime are implicated
in il is doubted by few here. and the
discovery of the others in tine case
promises n sensation when the facts
become known.
Thomas i. IoAi" of this city. man
ager Of the Shenango Hotel. owned
oy tn" widow OF his uncle, John Boyle.
VINO died recently. LEFT this afternoon
for Cleveland after receiving a meg
age from II cousin saying ia. man in
custody Is his brother.
James Royle. believed to bc The nan
Under arrest ut cleveland. together with
. woman he says is hts wife both
charged with the Kidnapping OF Will.
Whitla. had been a resident % sharon
until six or seven years ago. Since that
'''''' Tx Iitt" It'll III tii'' HtDlt bI ma KING
infrequent visits here. his last trip -
his home being shortly after Christmas.
"h"n ne came here with Il woman he
introduced as his wife
According to those who met the yOunc
woman she was quit" Il inguist and ar
accomi ilished musician
Boyle left Sharon on March e. ana It
"a the following day. according to tn,
cleveland dispatches. that hc rented the
ilaf in which tho Whitla boy was KEEP,
prisoner. Tho uncle nj Boyle was 4
arm friend of Thomas Forke, brother
" Mrs. Whitla
Friends of Thomas Boylr. who left for
Cleveland this afternoon, state that he
did 50 in rcspons" 70 a message from
his cousin John Boyle, in Cleveland,
WAo had identined tho man under arrest
az James Boyle
Information was made to-day against
the two persons arrested in Cleveland.
the names used being John Doe and
Mary Doe. charging them with abduc-
ton. Tive prisoners Will bc brought TO
Mercer, the county seat Of this county
as soon as they can be extradited II
present plans are carried out they will
h" tried a the April term of court
Mrs. Whitla and family returned from
Cleveland tonight fully satisfied as 10
the correctness of the Identification Of
the parties under arrest by the boy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
DEATH OF A VETERAN.
Henry Buckmlnster Was Severely
Wounded mt Cold UnrbOr.

st. Johnsbury. March 24-Ilcnrv Buck
Minister. aged 81, n veteran OF the Civil
War. died this morning from paraly-
tic shock, the fourth in three years. He
WIS born at Concord and enlisted from
this town In Co. A. lith Vermont in
fantry, November 20, 1869. lie served in
the second division of the sixth corps
under General Meade AT Spottsy,vania
and cold Harbor. In tho latter engage
nent he was severely injured and re-
mained In the hospita! until his honor
able discharge from the service June 49,
1865. He leaves wife and one son, aged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
WESTON IN ROCHESTER.
Rrnrhed That CITY nm Hour Ahead of
His Schc dulr.

Rochester, y. y March Il Edward
Payson Weston arrived in Rochester at
3 O'Clock Tonight ON his cross country
walk ana at once proceeded to the Y.
NJ. G. \. building where lc gave An ad-
dress To an large audience. Tho veteran
pedestrian came into the city IN q light
rain. which had been IN progress for
some hours and had made walking
somewhat disagreea bile. Weston was in
good form. however and q little over
AT hour ahead OF his schedule He made
- miles to-day.
Weston will leave here al G H. N. to-
morrow morning and he plans TO stay
Tomorrow night IN Corfu which IS about
ten miles west Of Batavia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
CUBAN WITCHES" TO DIE

Havana. March 94-Thrce reputeG
witches have been convicted ot mur-
dcring white baby IN order - pro-
cure the blood and heart. wh"r-with
10 heal tho sick.
Tine women have been sentenced 10
death. and four Others, convicted as
Lccoinplices. have been sentenced to
from ~ I" % wears imprisonment.
This is th, second ccse of the kind
three women having been executed n
1904 tor the sumo crime.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
JAIL FOR RICH sHOPLIFTER
Wealth Merchants Wife PIen,is GUILTY
Also Fined 800.

berger. wife OF wealthy merchant OF
this city. was to-day sentenced to ten
days in Jail by Judge Hume for shop
lifting Mrs Newherger pleaded guilty to
yielding to some ineXplicable impulse
ana stealing goods valued at $50. It was
her first offense.
A fine of 800 was also imposed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
DOES NOT ESCAPE SENTENCE
\. Tash-r fhonkht Fligh, 10 May.
1907, Was FOrgWten.

Montpelier, March Alexander
Wagner was captured this morning
b. officers Henry Lawson and n. D.
Camp at his home IN Worcester after
tNh years OF liberty AMI will be taken
tomorrow to Rutland 60 serve SEN
tence Of go days for selling intoxica-
TING liQuor Wsgner plesdcd guilty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake 10 the
Pnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
md ny the shores OF White
River Cover Ivy Spe-
cial Correspondents
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.


"ADO AAaio oNA
In Atdlson county court thursday
morning, Judge Hutler ordered Verdict
Tor the defendant in the case of Lhther
X Cnrfen We. WIIliam GaiV'n' aopel"h''
ne case OF Julus T. 'o"es Vs. '"e
estate OF JOSIAH No"les' New ''"Ne"
case 10 recover Tor the boaro ol O"e'
Pl"'h''ii la'her' was 'cEu'' -
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.y,.d 90 ,..rg cbe n.o. t,o ui,op, nr
,ho pov N-i,,ia,p po1e1, of ,ho .rrov
N,tbodis, confererco 5.ho died In 1854
For the noyt ten 7.earr Nrs Dedcll Nyed
IN \1iddlcbur;, She is survived nv n son
William Algrr Be1cu Of Round lake
Y v nnd q daurhtcr N,s. Albert r
Freitcg Of Scranton. ia.
Sheriff Oliu A. Smith arrested
Adclbelt Burns OF Salisbury Thursday
night on the charge Of adultery with
his Nife's sister. "A girl ,,nder H. years OF
age now living in Salisbury and under
stood 10 he in delicate condition.
Burns. who is about 81 years of age. is
L., -s,fl IN, itf.ti, ,sit1ry
The directors Of the Addison County
Agricultural society have added a green
race to the fair attractions, purse $50.
The Handicap stake race will be another
novelty. The total to be expended on
races VIII be $500. sum not to exceed
so" additional may be expended on track
improvements
George o'e"oS, WHO was convicted OF
H'ea'iIS morse IN fetrlsoureh SIX weeks
"N"' '"S peo" '"hch 10 '''e ih""s'r'a'
''i"o' AT Nerse"hes 10 remain 'he rest
"I Ms minority lie ~ less thah II years
ca ana preferred 10 go 10 NerRehnes 10
serving TWO ana "ne-haf years In the
bouSe OF correction at Rut!and.--Thomas
D. McCleod OF Weybridge aged ~ years,
u recovering from severe attack Of
pneumonia II" has been suffering from
broken mp Ut" past year
He is one OF the oldest lawyers in
tho state William blair. who has
carried ON the Peek farm in Cornwall for
,hree years viii tako chtrge of tho
farming interest OF Frank A. Nisum In
lfridport the coming season--Among the
VISITORS IN town are Charles ~ Vail of
Futiand, Henry q. Spencer Of Williams
town, "a, THOMAS y. Dragon OF Hart.
ford Conn, ana Philander Welles OF
Toronto 'anada.-W. j. Powers is vis-
iting relatives in Brandon. Snow Friday
night and Saturday morning was the
heaviest for the date for many years
The funeral of Aaron ?. youtt was held
Of the home of his brother, Charles L.
Aoutt, saturday afternoon at two
O'clock. The Rev. w. r. Washburn off,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25

riont evidence to warrant the holding
of Burns and hc was discharged. The
time of Addison county court Tuesday
vas taken M with the case OF Julius
j.. Cowles VS.. the estate OF Josial,
Cowles. In the afternoon the taking ot
evidence for the defense was begun. II
looks as though the case would last up
to Friday Horace D. IIulett Of Meek
er Coo n former lorg time resident of
Salisbury and Middlebury. who has been
In this county for two months disposiag
OF hts large property interests. started
for Meekcr Tuesday accompanied by
Mrs. Iuiett.-Joseph W. Lawrence is
able TO hc around after a few days III
ness with the grip.-t;eorge Morris, who
has been nj the Addison House the past
four years. has gone to Vergennes to
visit friends and will 20 from there on
Thursday to Tonawanda. ~ v, where
ne has n situation Nelson Seymour and
Edward Seymour are in Boston on busi-
ness-Mrs. Nellie Taylor and daughter,
Ceneviove. Of Fort Edward. y. y. are
guests Of Mrs. Fanny I.answorthy.-
Mrs J Walter Sylvester has returned
to Wilton. y. 1.-THE Rev. and Mrs
W. T. Forsyth of Enoshurah Talls had
a son horn 20 them last week.-Mrs.
mems suppei al the Baptist Church
Tuesdav evening was attended by about
-o'' i''
was success
The case IT Julius f. C"Wi"s against ~.
+. Roscoe, administrator or IN" es'a'e Oh
Josiah 'owl"s, "hich mas oech Oh trla'
since thursday OF 'ast Week. reacneN t"e
Judge charec Yesterday. inc testimony
for II" defence was completed early IN
the morning ana arguments begun. d T..
Cushnan Of Burlington made the trSt
plea Tor ~" pialnt'H ana was Followed ny
i. G. Russell ot Mldd'ebury Tor the de-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
Dpowiada ME his tsoI,yczne.

I&a
opowi.danie hisstSo1yozne,
G. :: s..
Ciagg daisy.
Vice obaj Wzruszeni d
glebi jechali.dalejw, milczeniu.
Mi In ieden. j dr 1'1I| I. d II
ich podr6zy.
Baltazar symphony " sobie,
przejety wewnetrzna radoscia
zatopiony ca1y v oczekiwaniu-
Togo, ma spotka'nnii'e kt6rego
sill, przynaglal. wielblada Do
szybszego biegu. Juda MEM
niei niecierpliwie wygladaf
ko6ca podr6zY, ale ze pier
wsze slime wrazenie, jake zro-
bila ma MIN mcdlitwa Balta-
zara, JUL minelo, vice zn6w
gubi} sic " przypuszczeniach|
kim bedzie Ten, kt6ry mad
chodzi i zn6w sklonniejezym
by} widziec w-Nim k E:''
ziemskiego, niz Odkupiciela.
Trzeciego dnia zatrzymaai
sic dis. w,ypoczynku v g}ebo-
kim wawozie, mad rzeka..
By1o tam luz ze stu, 9 mo-
10 j wiacej lu1 d kt6rzy Wraz
2 zwierzetami swojemi schro
Mill sic tn pred palacymi
promie lli6 slo1ca.
81, salledwia 3 B'a l.lllI' \ IS m %
czas zejssG : Wielblada, zbli-
u yIl.' sic s.. Ky y MENU y. ieden 2.
Mich i patrzac 2 podziwem
na1zwierze, rzek'::
Co "a szlach 6, stWo-
rzenie! PrzybYwam 2 mad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26

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bylols5lnna Wisl1laad ha';' lecz
laden ME dor6'aasndal temu
of9 tVojsno ~. s'od1s;
Egipcyanino'Vi mia ill.,. BYE
IA pochWala, ale ze przeegd5 te'-
wszystks:ii,elml zajela 60 wzm g
ka oWyoh tlumach mad
brzegami. Jo 9lli1;tr'' vice pyta'E:
W jakiem,ze, m11iejscu mad
rzeka So 81 lud q: z
w ". B ;, bar brzmia-
Ia %obpowiedz.
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wyczaj uczeszczany - coz
tam teraz p%ociaga podr6z
:s5s 80 s#.: tl
=nych?
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my ze iesteS e stron d 9
lekich, skoros ME slyszal Q
dlobrej nowinie. Przy,byl 2
pustyni czloWiek wie7llks'iiej
4wiatobliwo5ci j opowiada
rzeczy, kt6re wprawiaja v
podziw tych wszystkich', kt6-
rzy lob sluc' CD M & i, sic
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jest zwiastunem Mesyasza.
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kka AID sfowo niez;n q ilc'l e
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.rzysze chrod[tziliI 60 s1uchac?
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brzegi Iordanu, inni wracaja,
stamtad.
- Coz gIosi 6W wysiannik?
opowiada nauke zup,eln,ie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26


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za 'ip'll11lIll g, ~ "a. lest ohfYaa
tu,1szte9lm n' iondi ezy jestEE y /
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kim Y 70 sIoWa: "a jiest llI,I
lglosem Wolajacego na i. pj j Z;
czy, Pro.stu1jcie dro 8 Pa llf !
Z,acny %czlowlecze -p lpslt
Baltazar, . CLOS ego drza 9. ze
IWzruszenia -poWiedz nam,
czy znaild]z,l;ile,lm1,.yy MEGA togo 60.
1 .aS5H5 J. ss 1880
tam, ggdzie gozoa cost lle's
!! TAX. Jest dotad " Bet
lhabara.
Move silly wstapily " Bal
tazara.
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wola do judy. JedzmyI
ME czuje juz zmeczenia. Spie
szmy sic, DO zbawiciel mo,
re nadej die a mas tam ME
bedzie.
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|swit zarozoWil niebo, podr6-
Eznl stanell ma otWartel row
nin . ciagnac zee big e|. wz ;''5ll!'; !.
6Wietej rzeki.
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Jerycho, a:dalej widniala uzz
g6rzysta Judea.
SERGE judy u1de q !, ;yg']e',.1 sill il
niei. Br6d byl iuz blisko.
-Ciesz sic, czcigodny star
cze rzekl niebawem sta
nieemy juz U celu.
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r y nam''ioty, y, sn . : "a!
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pociagoWe, potem rzeke j.
niezliczony tlum, co zalegal
[oba jej brzegi, Lecz, gdy sie !.
~; :. zb } ! al v I. t9 llAl pow ".
= %%<.aEH%1@et -. F--EtSEaEE 90. #S
stal ruch wielki. Za a sic.
rozpraszat.
Przybyli zap6zno.. Nauka
widocznie byla sko 9.
~ a. #Is :=ss:*a; LII I 81 81.
st i|.zit J. tn rzek1 Ju-
Ida do Baltazara. Prorok be-
|dzie przechodzil ia droga.
Lecz rzeka iud1ka plyne-
Ia. dalej, a proroka ME byloiz
|widaf.
linda nd q. mySlaf juz ze smu yt''l|''' e..
ze caly trud ich byl straco-
my, a Baltazar byi bliskim
rozpaczy.
Wtem Cd lstr 70 Jor els Y.
|ukazal sic c1}oWiek, kt6ry
o'dlr,aa,z a.; '''q|5 n 8. s ii Bis. ic d.
uwage.
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rzalej twarzy spadaly mu a.
poza pas zvoie czarnych. , W.
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T. byla jak pergami H.. ooz y
physically dziWnyym, goracz..
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
sznal ICE b6i6tnosf5naIIWszesl,el

Tn1esnalezel onpdza1n1iudz
a'z.o 'l' 'E''''1e s. =
80 zaot t.''g'1l'|z9''E'E ~. ], .''.l T.
80 W oz'ka SVEN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = ny, ooz'
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y u. =oo1 ''hi !. 1a0s1e' ~
tn'no STOW ~ pal'saarei POM
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|.sWo'en pfzekonan' potezne,
90 Wf ''e' e'|1 n ''t''':'e| s J ma
fzen1a 2 n'n tak rozoenl'y
|zlego Wyoprazn'e' ze.nle prz Y.
puszczh nave, ub 10y Wysian-.
nlk takleg 8 kfo1a NE e m1a'
y soo1e COS ma'eseatu sWo-
lego Pana.
" osfqplenlu vice ! zdzl-
zWlenlu poWtorzy' kllkakrot''=
ME:
10 Popfz ze'''4[ ". fanaf g
pop e fanaf
lime zupefn'e oyiy uczu7
GA baltazara.
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VI W1d "a; =, zoaW y '''!a 4, }ak 20 DE
c'e Y zfopku' Wlozla1 y Y
= oo 3 korony ola Nleggo.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-23
FEDERAL OFFICIALS AGTTArED

San Francisco, May 22.-were the naval aides appointed to meet Admiral Uryu guilty of smuggling the famous Japanese sea fighter the baroness. his wife, their baggage and their valet into this country?
 This is the momentous question which has been agitating Federal off, cial circles ever since Captain Edward W. Eberle, commandant of the Yerba Buena training station, in his eager ness to welcome the distinguished vis- itors on behalf of the army and navy. took them from the Nippon Maru yes- terday without the formality of first securing the consent of Boarding Ofi- cer Charles Stephens. the personal rep resentative of Collector of the Port Frederick Stratton who In the present case also claimed to be the personal representative of the President of the United States.
 Now Stratton claims that the rulel of the United States Treasury Depart ment have been violated by Eberle and that the latter has laid himself liable to a fine of s2,000, si.000 each for landing the noted admiral and his wife before the formalities of the GUS tom service have been compiled with
 Early yesterday morning the maya officials sailed forth in the tug Vigilani
  time. as is his custom when a liner ap' pears in the port, Chief Boarding Of. ficer Stephens started out in the rev. enue tug Golden Gate.
 But. unlike ordinary trips, he went armed with Instructions to pass the admiral and his party into this port free of duty and the petty annoyances which less distinguished travellers must endure. The navy tug proved faster however, and when Admiral Uryu, his wife and his baggage without even a "by your leave" to the representative of another arm of the government which was seeking to do honor 10 thC famous visitor.
 There was nothing for the oficia representative of the President to dc but to report 10 his superior, the coll lector of the port, and nothing for the latter to do but report 10 Washing ton. Both did So and the outcome Is a waited with interest
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home in Blowing Rock, N. C.. for the summer.
 Miss Mary Hamilton Dowdeli of La fayette, is the guest of Judge and Mrs. Dowdell at the Exchange Hotel. Miss Katharine couric of Eufaula. is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Lee. on Church Street.
 Miss Jean Pellegrini has gone to Lexington. Mo-. to visit her sister, Mrs. l.. c, McGreer.
 Miss Jimmie Fleming. of Samson, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. w. T. Borland on Hannon Street. lanta, are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Morris Wolff. at 25 Holcombe.
 
 Miss Natalie Thornton Is in Tusca- loosa attending commencement, and also her class reunion. '0s.
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 Mir. Charles J. Jackson, of Dallas. Tex, is visiting his home in Montgom- cry. He Is loud in his praises of Texas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Richard, of Jack sonville, Fla, are the guests of Miss Beatrice Levy on Grove Street.
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 Miss Pearl Zimmerman. of Troy, is in the city attending business col lege.
 Mrs. Alabama De Bardelaben has re- turned home after very, delightful visit to friends and relatives in Bir- mngham.
 Miss Annie Danzlger has returned home after spending several weeks very delightfully."- In Louisville, Ky, as the guest of Mrs. J. M. Mohohan.
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 MT. E. G. Branch will leave tonight for Chicago, where he Is to read paper before the annual convention of the general agents of the Penn Mu- tual Life Insurance Company, which meets in that city this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-23

who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Shepard, has gone to Shefiied to visit his daughter Mrs. Carl Schlich.
 Mrs. P. L. Bryant, of Pensacola, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. c. l.. Miller, at HE Mildred Street.
 Mrs. J. F. Barganier and children of Florida. are the guests for the sum- mer of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. A. LaPrade. on Pelham Street.
 pr. J. c. Pinkston, student at Tu- lane University. has returned. and Is with his parents on Hull Street for the summer months
 Mir and Mrs. CasIyie Cook are receiv- ing congratulations upon the arrival of a son.