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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
Rison Measure Reported Back
to the House.
CARRIES AMENDMENTS
Still Objection to Proposed Law as
Reeommended by committee-sen-
ator KeezeI, Offers Resolution
Touching on Taxes-other Bills.
fBy AssocIated Prcss.l

RICHMOND. VA. Feb iS.-The
house committee on courts Of Justice
r-pcrted the Rison divorce bill back
to the house OF delegates today with
the Recommendation that It be adopt
ed with these amendments:
In section 1866. line ten, after the
word -imrcsed." strike out all the
words down TO and inclidsug the word
party in line fifteen, and insert IN
lieu thsIeof the following paragraph:
"And In any case where desertion
~ the ground OF divorce. the plain
til. when three years - shall have
elapsed from the time OF such deser-
ton. and the defendant, when three
years shall have elapsed after the
entering CT a decree for divorce from
bed and board. upon eny other
grounds than that OF dcsertion. may
apply to the court which enters such
deCee"
In the same section. In Enc seven
teen after may insert the words
in tie discretion" This phE5seo;ogy
applies to the count IN which spFn-
cation made.
With the Court.
At the end of the section on page
three. after the word divorce" insert
the following: And provided further
that the court be Of opinion that q
divorce FROM the bonds OF maiTimonF
would be 10 the best interests OF the
parties. and for the public good. which
fact shall Re entered IN the decree
Mr.. Cooke. OF Norfolk. Mr. Z.mmer.
CT Petersburg. snd other opponents OF
the bill who declare that they are
bitfe.ly opposed 20 virEinis's bccon-
iuS a clearing hocsc for unhappy
mf. riares. arc o. the belief that the
first amendment merely clothes The
c. zinal idea in the bill In little
more be~sldcrinS .paraseology sne al
IswS the real intent TO temain the
same While the othfr amendments
zivcs most dangerous power 70 the
judges OF virgi1ia.
Bill N the s~rste.
: nate CuntcT. for the commit'
tee on general laws. adversely report
ID the senate militia biil pToridinz
for . permanent camp grounds end
defining how the usiitary frad may
BE- spent
Bus srcvcnliue dog kiilios. divia'
- ... .-.r.a -.
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CcOo,inuea On Flnh rsssl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
clated Presa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
Qufregung i'm llJeIlMo.
Sin junger Sruid)c uerindlt ciucn nm
iIttliheu glngrifi uuf Gin 5jab'
RIGGS WaDd)en.
GangirlOtumOtiuc DER g., 8. & :.
Giieubabn entglciit.
8GserplGiipn ictt Die Garr Strafc
grufc in Srauo,

llngebeure Qufregung bsrrf6te gsz
tern 4beno ge9en s ubr in ber Qah.
bari4oft Der Jreeman Qpe. unb Carr
StraBe, inbem un8efdbr CUR Ielben
3eit cine 6. 8. &c .. 2otomotiDe ent.
gIeiite, bic Carr Str. Bride in gronO
gertstb uno Elm junger Moun, fpeIter
etnen uniittltden 2lngriff auf elm
flint Sabre QItes W}GO6en periu6t
bate, BON elmer nad 6unoerten ABB
lenoen Wtenihenmen9e perfolgt nurDe.
Die S4duploge bleier brei Qufreqenz
ben 8OrfGQe Iie9en nur in Steinz
purfspeite Don einanDer entfernt.
3unG6It entgIeiite cine Ran9irzGos
tomottoe Der s. 8. & .. 8abn in pol.
Ter 5abrt un0 rannte nit poQerWu6t
9egen cine Idngs Der 0eleiie itebenoe
Wtouer. Der 8orfau Iotte ielbitpers
itGnbli6 cine groBe Wsni6enmenoe
Rerbet uno bunoerte pon Reugierigen
iaben ben iofort in QngriFf oenommez
nen NufrdumunqsQrbeiten su.
Gin Wei6snfteler Der 3. 6: 8. 81.
! ienbabn ieBts feline brennenoe Qaternt
nabe elmer 8asleitungsr06re unter ber
Carr Ctr. Bride nieoer uno elite bey
llnfallItelle 81, um Die 2lufrdumunas.
arbetten in Qugenihein gu nebmen
ginige Wtinuten Ipdtsr ent3iinbete iit
cine Wtenge Gas, peIhes elmer ihab
| bdftsn Steue Der R0bre entitr0mt fpQr
uno ii4 unter Der Bride anaeiammel,
bate, an Der Qaterne unb i'm nG6iter
Nugenblit batten bic Jlammen BIZ
Bride er9rtffsn. Die auf Der lebterer
befinblihe Ufenihsnmenge fob in nil
Der Sludt ouseinunber. Gin StIll
alarm brddts bic Gsusrnebr 3ut
SteQe unb bic Slammen tpurben il
tur3er 3eit gel0Idt, nahoem Die 10
fort b.nahrihti9te 9asgeieQi6aft bi
9as3ufubr butte abitelen Iafsn. Ddb
renb bic 2oi6arbeitsn nod i'm Gang
tparen, srtOnter ploBli9 bic Rufe
r5aItet ben aerl, i6Iagt ibn tob
uIfp.", uno i'm ndhitsn Qugenblic
rannte Elm iun9er gutgetlsioet.r etip'
19jdhriger Wlann on Der mad
5aufenben 5dblsnben Uasrihenmen9
porbei uno berIhpunb, perfolgt bol
elmer Qn3abl MGnner unb &uaben, il
Der 0untelheit.
| Gin aroBer 5bsil Der Menidsnmere
i6Iob iih Der Sugo an, jebod gelaE
es bsm 8erfolgten, ipel6er einen quite
! gorfpruns bate, gu enttommsn. De
| 9uri6e bate etnen uniittliben On
! eriff auf bic 5 Sabre ulte Warp glt
lep BON go. 817 1inblap Strab'
5ohtsr bes @m. Qflen, zines Qngs
| ftellten i'm paFugierz z9epartement os
6, 8. &: .. @iienbubn, periudt. d
Gsine ftuno Dor benz 5auie go 81
Gresman IDsnas, als Elm iunssr, gu,
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Gnttdni1mng
lteber oas Garfpurlase-@etu Ses 8pn'
Oerueurs.

Die geItern oerDffentIihte Shdtio'
DE, boB 8puDerneur 9armon BIZ
gartz9orlage iopie Die Wtattbetps'
9orlags petirt bat, bat unter Den itdo'
tiI6en 9eamten grobe GnttduIaunt
beroorgerufen. 9rdiioent IuIt por
Der 9orts s8ommiIfiOn sub oteier Gnt'
tdufdung in trGftigen 8Orten @uS:
brud.
Serr cSuIius Jleif6mann IisB iif
ungefGbr fpIgenbermaBen aus: IS III
beDauerIitb, oaB mad ben harten8dm:
prem Der IeBten anoertbaIb Sabre TN
bic GntnitIung unieres qartIp'tems
oas proiett i'm IeBten &ugenbIIt 81
niate nerben IoQte.
Sd beboure, baB bic 9rin3ipien,
pelde 8puOerneur 9armon betrsfTa
9eIteuerunQ unterbdIt, nit Dem Sort
I6ritt Gincinnatis tollibiren. uniere
Staot lpirb BON Columbus aus re-
Qiert, unb i6 bin Der InIidt, bdb
nenn man uns ni9t 9eitattet, uniers
eiosnen QngeIegenbeiten 81 Ietten, mir
Iieber oanit Qufb0ren, unieren 8iirs
qermeiftsr, urIsren Staotrath uno un'
Iere SomniIfionen gu erpGblen uno
aIles biefes Columbus UbsrIaFsn."
Ourh 0eto Der WlQttbetps Dor
lace piro Der 4usmer3ung Der Giiens
ba6n gipeau Sreu3un9en Elm gnoe
aemQht.
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aetIeibeter Mann auf tie 5utrat nro i.e
fraote, pb iie nit ibm in Elm yttfels
tbedter in Der Ndbs seben tpolle. @.
lebnte bas glnerbieten ob, tpordut Der
aerl iie aufbob unb in ben Sof htnter
Der Dobnine bes 5errn Senrp Wses,
Rp. SIT syreemun apenue, trug. Grau
Ilsb, tpelte ben 8orfalI beoba5tet
bate, fraete ben Mdnn, mas er nit
Dem 9inoe made unb erhielt bic 2ln's
mort: ,Sie iit meine tleine Trsnnstn
uro mir TpieIsn suidmmen." Nadosm
'Frau Web in bas Snus 5uriiteeedns
den mar, truq Der S6urte Die ale'ne
in einen S6uppen i'm btnteren 3httle
bes Sofes. @inige 4ugenblite ipdt.r
fam 6err Misb heim uno tpuroe BON
Ieiner sSrau BON benz 8or9dnge i'm
6ofe unterri6tet. Gr fdli6 iih in ben
S6uppen, siinbste pI0Blid Elm Streths
bols an unb fab in elmer Gde ben BUR
iden nit benz 9inoe uuf benz S6ooBe.
DerieIbe itisB bos Rdo6en bon Il5
unb rannte in's 5reie, psrfoIet BON
Wleb uno elmer nit jeber Setunoe ara
tpahierben MenIdtHmenee. Gr litf
bic GiIenbdbnQeIei'e entlano uno nsrs
fhpanb ihliebIth in Der Duntslk;t.
Mlarn Qttlen ippie bas Gkpaor WsB
pursn i'm Stanbe, Der 9olisei cine CUTE
geibreibuno bes nisbsrtrGbtigen Ssr!s
au osbsn. 0as 9ino tpuro. iofOrt oo7
einem in Der R1bs tpobnenoen Ir3te
unterIuht, pelt.r tonitottrt, oaB e
nift nsrIstt fnprnen NOR.
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I0ND0N-pasfS-2R
Ttseimsttsr enusu ssESttr trsen Ttenhae.
yarsurrfnsEtu 6sSiIG", ,.Satfes s9ffAdm ses
5wsts-. ,,arsnsrtu shstlm", .eatftr sasIhtim
ben frstt".
Mit Hesen 6nBdik,enben.Ism e smpisru.
1880 SonreneftcH. 700 sns Iara. 70 Snt srstt.
yo,srrss -sa1Shtssssu .ertnl Jrtebrt6 eaii.
betm"@, .,ssrssrr Aur'trft", ybriehrtH ses esre.
Be-, ,,esrsslau", .,crtutF alice, .,gsarbsrsNa".
.R4Ttmtu",
@esetmSSiat RsHbnmpfcr ieeta Gpnnerfas
,,Nheth", .NnH", 2nttum",
mtttefntcr Tebrt:
GIBRALTAR a-sEapEL-EENUA
otenldre snnenk su'sfer irsem esmhea.
.,EerliH" (nelf1 ,,NorsanHa" sasxisiu Ssnt
ft", ropuls Mrstt". -sriassfsH Srsne",
.geesr".
Bursaer giurt4hsue: r. sntn.en urs ausf1snsed
uusb5arstet z 2ss!reH I'M BITE EgeIi.
.SrnbeIsrs' gbes- elrs absr bic aaHse 1slt
OELRfcHs n CO. s. 6rssas~at, nv
3<tter "A esI.ffL
Hgfnten Eg einrirTuft:
Terr1nu Teftnn1i far' tttrG lattcrni rcrf
4 urh gsatuzt Etrstt; Btftsrr Uermou Rprf:
ahas aattsDsi Aa1. sssles q &c. 1910 Haes
O.; ai'tb.1btrb Rn:c1c. eaaf: Brighton Ger
man Bari. sCrrifoz gas xoIexatu Hoes.
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$teEeu-Gefu6s.

WlhferHer. erfabEener wSaHn snct StgAs
nIs BARTENDER In eiHem gHien Ridge. y. e.
III MnIberrn Ctr
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bGr Dor bem btefisen 6rieosnsridter
Susbes Der Ilnterf9Iasune BON $275
fdulbig befunben unp unter $700
9iirsihaft benz 9eridt iiberpteien.
- Die gpuntp 4rmenhausbirets
tpren bdben bic Ibfidt, i'm 4rmenz
baus Elm 6oipituI fir i9pinbiiidtige
SniaHen etn3art4ten.
- prpbatrtdter 9arttoff beipini9te
qeitern Der @lfie 4ieper Die S6eibun1
BON ssrant 9isper uno ipra9 tbr Die
Sbbut iiber tbre atpei ainber gu. 9iss
Der 1T peridollen.
- 9eter 8unnpe bat gffie 8unnoe
pegen 8ernadlGhigung unb 8erluIs
iens am 13. Sttober 1909 auF S6et'
oung pertIogt. Sas Yaar betratbete
am 6. Quauft 1909.
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Cine engtifde Sttmm E
iiber Die btutIh>ameritaniihen gs5t.s
bunqen. GbarIes Come. Der bstaRnts
frub.re Sorr.iponbent Der Times" in
Berlin, beipri6t i'm n0aiIpGbronitls"
i'm anidIub an bic geritte uber Roo
ieotIts 8sgegnunq nit Dem aoiier Die
GjeI6ihte Der gc3ntungsn 3tpiih.n
g(merita unb preuBen reipettipe
9eutI6lunb. Gr erinn.rt huron, bob
Friebrih Der 8rob, Der srite Count
ran Der europdifhen Staatsn mar, Der
Die llnabk6ngigtcit Der 9ereini5tsn
StQater BON Rorbamerita anertannte,
Gr merit fernsr ouf Die grobe 3ahI Der
in Qmsrita ein9epunosrten 0sutittn
bin unb ruft bus Wort oes Generals
See in Grinnsrng, Der sr,I0rte, baB
obne bic acknowledgements osmJtorz
ben bic uebsrpinbung bes Siioens
niht QeIuussn pGrs. 4noersrieits
muhte er boroui Qufmertiam, oab bi.
ceutI6e Rsgierung fpt,osrboIt srtIGrt
bat, bic Rpnro,oottrin ME ourh3us
bre6en uuo teinsn geiB imDeiten oss
0tIanttiten OCEANS srpsrb.n 81 tpols
len. Gr b.bt berDor, bab Der Saii.r,
aIs bic 8otfdQftsr in Waibington in
elmer gsrIammIunQ unt.r Dem 9priIb
oes enQliihen 8otidafters paunc.fots
cine Snt.rpention in BEN ipaniihs
cmeritaniiden ariege planteu uno Die
betrefI.nbe 3irtuIornote ihm 0orgsIegt
rpurbe, auF ben Ranb bsmsrtte: Sd
bin Der Qniiht, bab eine ioIde GrtIds
rung niht nur Elm Srrtbum, iouo.rn
rpertbIos unb iogar fhGbIih feir per'
be. sd bin bagegen." Der g,rfais
Ter f6Iiebt: rGs mar Trjebrih Der
8robe, Der cIs eriter Die llnabbdngias
teit Der 8ersini9tsn Staatsn non2lmes
rito anertaunts, e mar .Sbeobors Der
9rpbs", Der Iih besiIts, bic Snts[tgsn3
Der 9ereini8teu StaQten uno Deutias
lambs ansuertenren. 0ds cine Der
beioen gambler bejbt Republit, bas ans
oere aoiierrsit. Sn gBabrbsit be-
/ itebt Elm llnterIdieb in Der 8erFaTuna
Der beioen Staaten nur odrin, bab biz
perI0nlihs 8epaIt BEG grdiiosnten Der
RepubIit nit ieinsm geto in sef.bgs.
beriih.n Traqsn GROCER 1T ols bic oes
b.utihen 9oiiers, Der cine ip!he Ges
malt nitt beilBt."
GuropGti6e gtrufsita: /.
itit. Sr Teutitllno sntfaIlen mad
oer leBtsn 3dbIung pon 100 Grrperbss
thGtigen 40 pro3snt auf Snouitris uns
gsrgbau, in S6ottlaro 50.3 9ro5ert
in GnoIanp uno DaLss As qro3snt, ir
9robbritannien unb SrIanb 45.8 prn,
8ent. 9on anoeren 2dnbern iibertreFs
fen nur 8elgien nit 41.6 pro3snt uni
bic Sdpei3 nit 45.3 proBert Der
beutihsn BrO3en;IaB bon 40 in On
buitrie uno gsrgbau beIhoFtigten Or
| iper6sthdtiosn. - Qanpz, 5orftfpir!9
Ihaft unb Jiibsrsi bsitGftissn i
! 9euti6lanb bon 100 Grlpsrbsthdtiasl
! 35.2, alio ungsfdbr ebenio pieI tpis II
ben gereini9ten Staaten bon 4msritl
baIb 70 piel fpie in llngarn unb bop
pelt 10 piel rpis in 8rpbbritanHien uni
Srlano. Wlit 5anoeI uub @srtebr Be
ihGTtiqsn iih in SsutihIano BON 10l
Grperbthdtigen 12.4, ulio msbr al
ooppeIt 10 bteI rpis in Seitsrrei6 I'M
llngarn; annGberno sbsrIo piel lpis Il
Der S6pei3. in 9elgien, 9dnemm
unb glorpeqsn uno un9sfdbr bolb +
oiel ME in GneIanb unb WaIss. 30
100 Grperbsthdtigsn treffen auf ar
NEE uno Warine in 5runtreih 3, i
0eutihluno 2.3, in Shipsosn 2, /
, Ssiterreih 1t.
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wlann fschf MEbeii ant eififRi RrE
pnfpiaSr berftebt bic @arteHarbett uHo tnnu
mtf 4sfere uro Aub umgfnen. 3022 0trHas
mon Ctr, CT sSafmit eilS, i. Sfpf. 5ronf.
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Sa permtst9en.
Yerfanst: !: Diena-Terfonaf.

) Jnngc, iueldler Sentid ipridDt, nm
ansgange sit beiorsen nno fir ar.
betten In Der Office. Nad)snira.
gen i'm 8ulfsbIatf. Bio
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Eenu sic w1beln. 2eppide, Ce;en unn pL
noenm brcu6en. gepcn cfe an puuis Resrs
ner. eiberfe HHo gine. Cffen abenbs iitr.
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q Y une fir gsnften unb gueeIn In elmer
Gmerifdnifdsn ssanliIle. 24l7 E1Irtaris eIbe.
me, ct Galnut Stus 2S pes
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gfItsrer agnnn. gut gef3ult. ipridt Sng
llfn unb 9aMigt fnci paiieHee @sftGftleang
g9alier, 1916 gstns Ctr.
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W n ber par fsnhsn. auisrmten nne 1er.
terarbsst rsrrlnten fnnn, fn6t Gsts!t. Gas
m1iitsn Etr. etnnen4s.
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gprter pber gsaiter, iiiftieer eeutfne
glann, fufi Steus. Waller. sz5 2seN elbef
10 Cir.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28

bend of Bridport, grand tyler; Sidney II.
Farr OF Brattleboro, bearer of great
lights; Christie B. Crowell of Brattleboro,
district deputy grand master, Sth Masonic
district.
The procession moved out Elliot and
up Main street to the site of the temple
between the First Baptist church and
the Brooks library building. Arriving
at the site the lines of knights Temp
lar and Free Masons were formed
on the north side of the buildings,
with the band stationed at the west, the
grand lodge officers occupying a RAISED
platform at the northeast corner of the
new building, where the corner
stone was suspended in readiness to be
lowered into it's permanent position Rev.
Henry L. Ballou, most wOrshipful grand
master of the grand lodge of Vermont,
called upon Rev. Roy NJ, Houghton, chap
lain of Columbian lodge, who offered
prayer. The grand master then proclaim
ed "SIlence Silence Silence!" and an
nounced the purpose of the occasion.
Right Worshpful Grand Master Eugene
s. Weston of New Haven then announc-
ed: Most worshipful grand master, col
umban lodge No. SO and Brattleboro
lodge No. 1O2, within the jurisdiction OF
the grand lodge of the Most Ancient and
Honorable Society of Free and Accepted
Masons for the state of Vermont, nave
requested you to lay the corner stone OF
the new Masonic temple. The brethren
are now assembled for the performance
of that ceremony. The necessary ar
rangements have been made by the com
mittees of the lodges intrusted with their
preparation, and / now have the pleas
ure of introducing to you Brother William
H. Vinton, the president of the Brattle-
boro Masonic Building association.
Courtesies having been exchanged be-
tween the grand master and Mr.. Ninton
the latter said: Most Worshipful Grand
Master, the committee charged with the
duty of preparing the corner stone ana
making the arrangements for its being
laid have completed their labors. 1t is
now ready, Most Worshipfu Sir, to be
made the corner stone of this new Mason
ic temple" Mr.. Vinton thereupon pre-
sented to the grand master the trowel,
the principal working tool of the craft.
w. Alfred j. Hough of Proctorsville,
grand chaplain of the grand lodge then
pronounced the invocation
BY direction of the grand master w.
Charles w. Whitcomb of Proctorsville,
grand treasurer of the grand lodge, then
deposited in the receptacle beneath the
corner stone, the following articles:
Copy each of The Vermont Phoenix,
Brattleboro Reformer, Brattleboro Mason
ic directory, Brattleboro Building Asso-
citation News. Brattleboro directory Mas
onic handbook, Masonic ritual, digest OF
Masonic law, proceedings of grand lodge
for 1910. poem read on the occasion by
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28
NOTES OF THE BOY SCOUTS.
Corporal RIchmonds Team Won Contest

Corporal Rlchmond's Team Won Contest.
The knot tying contest between patrols
and b of the boy scouts was somewhat
curtailed on account of the threatening
weather Saturday morning. So few of
patrol b boys showed up that there was
a division 4nto sides, Captain Harold
Miner of the Yellow Foxes leading one
side and Corporal Abbott Richmond lead
ing the other side. The contest was close
Corporal Richmond reaching the judges
about six feet ahead of Captain Miner
and scoring % points for his side. Cap
tain Miners team as a whole got their
knots tied first, which gave them a cor
responding % points. Captain Miners
team tied eight knots, scoring so points,
but they lost five points on a false knot
presented to the Judge Corporal Rich
mond's side tied eight kinds also. but
lost 10 points on false knots which would
have given the victory to Captain Miners
team If the last and slowest scout had not
happened to tie the ninth kind of knot
giving his team a total of 105 points to
their opponents 100. The scouts marched
to Signal Hill, where the contest
was held after a short preliminary prac-
tice and the remainder of the morning
was spent in fox and hound runs and
other vigorous exercise The scouts be
came so hungry about II o'clock that the
campfire was lighted and the camp dinner
was disposed of in record time. A little
sharp archery practice rounded out a
very satisfactory forenoon Some of the
scouts We're so pleased with the place
that they decided to camp out there that
night. but the heavy rain in the after
noon prevented carrying out the plan.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28
MUST BELIEVE 1T
When WeIIknown 6rattleboro People
Tell II So Plainly.

IeH IL so PLAINLY
When public endorsement is made by
d representative citizen of Brattleboro the
proof is positive. You must believe it,
Read this testimony. Every backache
sufferer, every man, woman or child
with any kidney trouble will find profit in
the reading.
o. F. Bailey Sc Canal Street Brattle-
boro, VT, says: 81 can strongly recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills and you are
welcome to use my statement for the
benefit of other kidney sufferers / was
a victim of kidney complaint for a long
time and was caused great misery by dull
pains in my kidneys. When STOPPING or
lifting, l was seized by sharp, shooting
twinges in my back and a times was
hardly able to straighten, The kidney
secretions were also too frequent in pas
sage and caused me no end of annoyance.
When learned about Doan's Kidney Pills
l procured a box at f. II. Holdens drug
store and was so greatly helped that
continued their use. The backache and
pains soon disappeared. the kidney secre-
tons became regular in passage and my
health improved"
For sale by all dealers Price so cents
-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other,
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Knights next then the members of the
two lodges with Dennison Cowles as
marshal and the masters and wardens
in the lead, and at the rear the grand
lodge officers.
The grand lodge, F. & A. NJ. of Yer
mont, was made up for the day as fol-
lows:
Most Worshipful Henry L. Ballou of
Chester, grand master; r. w. Eugene S.
Weston of New Haven, deputy grand
master; w. ]. Ballou of Ludlow, asss-
tant grand chaplain, acting grand senior
warden; r. w. Harry j. Stannard of Bar
ton, grand Junior warden; r. w. Charles
w. Whitcomb of Proctorsville. grand
treasurer; Past Grand Master Marsh o.
Perkins of Windsor, acting grand secre-
tary; w. William Jones of Windsor
grand senior deacon; Isaac D. Bailey of
Brattleboro, acting grand junior deacon;
w. Rev. Alfred j. Hough of Procto-sville
grand chaplain; ]. Z. Paddock of Saxtons
River, assistant grand marshal, acting
grand marshal; Edgar B. Smith of Brat
tleboro, acting grand sword bearer: w
Albert Killam of Burlington. grand senior
steward; Dayton II. Switzer Of Bellows
Falls acting grand junior steward H.
L. Waterman of BrattlebOro, acting
grand PURSUANT; W. Herbert L. Towns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28

Miss Hattie Bushey of Fletcher died in
the Sparhawk santarium in Burlington
Saturday as the result of falling down
cellar stairs at the sanitarum Oct. 49,
fracturing her skull. She was &c years
old and was employed as a cook.
Burglars entered the Rutland railroad
stations at Proctorsville and Cavendish
and the Adams store in Proctorsville
Sunday night Nothing was secured at
the stations, but at the store $40 was
taken. The thieves escaped in an auto
mobile.
John Madigan 25, of Bennington, a
brakeman on the Rutland railroad was
run over and killed by a cattle train at
Proctor Monday. He jumped off at a
siding and was thrown against box car.
and it is believed the impact hurled him
back under the wheels.
Angelo Toscia, 81, an Italian who had
no relatives in the United States, was
killed in the Woodbury. Granite COM
pany's quarry in Bethel Monday. He was
riding on the chain of a derrick when he
was knocked off and fell 80 feet landing
on the granite floor of the quarry. He
was terribly crushed and died in a few
minutes,
An extra car put on to accommodate
the Saturday night rush in Burlington
ran over and instantly killed James II.
Williams, %, of that city. 1t is supposed
that Williams was asleep on the track.
The motorman did not see him and did
not know anything was wrong until the
car began humping along the track. The
mans right arm was completely severed,
10 ribs were broken, some of them pierre
ing his vital parts. and his back was
broken. Williams friends claim that the
car was running without lights, but this
is denied by the traction company Off
Gals.
News was received in st. Johnsbury
Monday of the sudden death in London of
Camilla van Kleeck Fairbanks, wife
of Robert N. Fairbanks, formerly
of St. Johnsbury and for several years
manager of the Fairbanks sales house
in London. Mrs. Fairbanks was from
New York where she was married to Mr..
Fairbanks in 1890. She was prominent
in the social life of the American colony
and had recently been reelected pres-
dent of the American Women of London
a society which included in its member
ship all the prominent resident Americans
of the city. Besides her husband, she
leaves one daughter and one son.
Col. e. Ely Goddard, who was a con-
spicuous figure in Vermont 30 years ago,
died recently in New York city. He was
at the head of the copper mining industry
in Vershire when a large force of men
were employed there. He was a repre-
sentative in thelegislature and entertained
lavishly at Montpelier. His military title
was gained by appointment on the staff
of Gov. Farnham AS a compliment to
his family the name of the town of
Vershire was changed to Ely, but it was
not permanent. In recent years Col.
Goddard had been interested in railway
enterprises in Mexico. His father was
Leonard w. Goddard, at one time a New
York lawyer of prominence.