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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
BANK OFFICERS
CALLED LAX
Charge Made to Controller Of Currency
Regarding Cambridge National
City Bank.

Washington. D. c., March l2.-Na-
tional Bank Examiner Samuel NJ Ham
Of Baltimore, who was sent by the con-
41oller Of the currency, to take charge
of the affairs Of the National City
bank Of Cambridge after the suspen-
sion OF Bank Examiner Ellis S. Pepper,
viii come to Washington Monday to
make verbal report to the controller
on the condition Of things as he has
found them up to the present time and
also to tell the controller whether Cole
mans defalcation could not have been
discovered sooner If Peppers examine
tions had been more thorough and Cole
mans superiors had exercised greater
vigilance
While there is no desire to prejudice
anyone in advance Of a thorough knowl-
edge Of all the facts, ii Ii clearly the
belief Of officials III the office of the
controller that the defaleation would
not have occurred If the bank officers
had been as diligent a. the law requires
them or If Peppers examinations had
been more searching
Controller Murray yesterday received
q letter from Examiner Ham, who IS
out spoken in his condemnation Of the
lag conduct Of The officers Of the bank
Coleman's dafalcation he terms @pal.
pable and glaring and he saws II could
never have been hidden If tile officials
Of the bank had followed the instruc-
tion Of the controller relating to the
conduct and duties of bank officers. and
ordinary diligence had been used.
he makes it plain that he is clearly
Of the opinion chat the officers did not
Dc their proper duty Less IS said IN
regard 70 Pepper. although the impress
sion also prevails That had Pepper kept
closer watch Of the bank. Coleman's
defaleation would have been discovered
much earlier.
10 action win be taken inc regard to-
~ assessment on The stockholders of
the National City bank until The re-
eeiKeF report is made There is little
DOUBT, however, that an assessment of
iVo per cent. will be made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
School MasterF Club.

An informal reception "a the visiting
teachers was given 81 Ave O'Clock at the
Biliings library and the day ended with
the banquet Of the Vermont sehoolinas.
ters club AZ tho y ~ @ Al building al
$3.50.
President M Fl. nnckham Of the uni.
versiiy Of Vermont Prof Raymond Mac
farland Of Aliddlebury. President G. H.
Spooner Of Norwich. Prof }. F. Mes
seng@ and Prof ]. T. Hills 81 the uni
yersitY Of Vermont. Principal = r Al
len of the johnson Normal school and
Superintendent Mason S. Stone were
among The speakers at the postprandial
exercises
a business session was held ct which
reports were received from the commit
tees on athletics, leelslaiiou. courses Of
study, the cigarette and tobacco evil.
pensions and salaries and The aonstita
tion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

Rather Than Have Arm Broken in
Wrestling Match.

Wrestling Match.
Burlington. March i2-Fritz Hanson
got taa hammerlock with head scissors
On Jim prokos, ths Demon Greek Of
Lowell, Mass, Inst nieht III tie third
bout of their wrestling match and Pro-
kos threw up the sponge rather than
have his arm broken Proxies weighed
twslye pounds meee shan Hanaou. hnv-
ue lie paanas Hanson.
Proxies got the iIrst fail N 10 minutes
with head lock and crotch aold and
Hanson pot tlie second fall II 2I min.
utes with head lock and crotch hold.
THE second fan was what Is sometimes
termed + fluke After q quick-mix- up
Proxies got what De thought was fail.
Without whiting for the referee be
jumped IT'D and commenced talking %
Mr. Bourbon when Hanson ran up from
behind Prokos and Aoorod MIN before
the Greek had realized what had hap
pened
The third and last bout was also some
wrestling II looked as though pr0kos
was slowing Up On his speed but Fritz
on the other hand was gaining vim
all Che time Twice be got the toe.
when Prosos escaped. and once he got
the head and scissors Then Hanson
got the awful hsmmerlock combined
with a head scissors. and Prok0s yelled
Tint he had bad enough When he stood
UP be stroked his arm to see # it was
all there. Young Pr0kos, who has
national reputation as wrestler. and
a former travelling mate Of Jim prokos,
had his arm injured with the same hold
by Hanson, over two years ago and it
some time before be was able to wrestle
again
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
Supreme Court Decides IN
Franklin Case
ENTRY WAS MADE TODAY
Quo warranto Proceedings Were Brought
on Ground That License Was
Granted in Face Of Majority
Protest Of Residents.

An entry was made with Clerk q Fl.
Smile Of the Vermont supreme court at
Montpelier to-day, in the liquor license
case Of State OF Vermont, A. J. Lamb, ex.
relator vs. g. s. Gilman and others, in
which the court dismisses the petition,
with costs. thereby establishing the le-
gality Of the issuance Of a liquor license
IN the town Of Fletcher in Franklin eoun.
II during the spring Of 1902
Action in quo warranto proceedings
was brought in supreme court, question
ing the legality Of the granting Of . IL
cense, Il being argued that the license
was granted in the face Of protest OF a
majority Of the residents OF a certain
street The case was argued at a recent
session Of supreme court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
SENATOR ALDRICH'S
MISSIONARY TOUR
To Speak in Different Sections Of coun-
try Concerning Currency System
and Central Bank, Seeking In
formation from Bankers.

Washington, D G, March l2-sen.
ator Aldrich, chairman Of tho national
monetary commission, is planning a
missionary tour through different see
tions Of the country il connection with
the new currency system proposed and
the central bank Il Is believed that
the sentiment among bankers win be
50 crystalized BY autumn that they win
then be able 70 discuss the problems
Of the commission from q more practi-
cal standpoint
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
WILL CANNON DENY
FOSTER ELECTION Z
Speaker Of House Is Said to Be Per-
picked Over the Situation Which
Now confronts Him.

Washington. D. G.. March e Speak
er Cannon is confronted with 4 trouble.
some bit OF politics that affects the
House insurgenl cause II Representa-.
tive n u Foster of Vermont be not
an insurgent, he is near nsurgcnt,
Sooner or later the speaker must decide
whether he win name Mr. Foster rs
chairman Of foreign relations, posi-
tion made vacant yesterday By the
death oi Representative Perkins 81 New
York The Vcrmontcr Is the ranking
Republican member
If the chairman had resigned the
speaker could nave sidestenped the
question and permitted the committee
20 elect. But The House rules say speci-
hcally that when chairman dies. the
speaker shall all the vacancy. Tie need
not do SO for a few months. and some
think the speaker viii allow Mr. Foster
to be acting chairman Of foreign rela-
tions tin the next session Of Congress
conyenes.
When the Republican congressional
committee had meeting and banquet
some weeks ago, Mr. Foster delivered
speech declaring that IN his Judgment
Speaker Cannon had held the job long
enough He reiterated these sentiments
not many days ago ia q speech on the
aoor to which Uncle Joe listened at.
tcntiyely.
Representative Denby Of Michigan is
q member of the committee and a great
favorite with the speaker II Mr.. Eos.
ter does not get the desirable commit.
tee craftsmanship, it Is believed tie
place win 90 70 Mr. Denby Some wise
men around the capitol claim that
Speaker Cannon, should be find that ne
could not be reelected to preside over
the next House, provided, Of course, it
is Republican, win seek to have Mi
DENLY elected In his stead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

spaulding Sons Mill Property at Mort
Rochester, N. Il.


North Rochester, N. III, March l2.-.
Much alarm was caused here last night
by fire which tnreaEened to destroy
the large leatherboard mfIl Of tbs
spaulding Sons company, and which be-
fore it was extinguished had caused
loss of $4,000.
The fire, which it is thought was caus
ed By spontaneous combustion, was dis.
covered at 1880 o'clock by e, A. Ord.
way. an employe and former superin.
tendent, situated about seventy hw
feet from the mill.
The structure. which was Of wood,
400 feet in length and 30 in width, was
entirely consumed, together with about
1900 tons Of material, which was I'd
have been manufactured into leather.
board.
There Is no fire department st North
Rochester, but ten streams. manned BY
the mill help, were directed on the fire
from the pumps at The mill, for sever.
al hours before II was subdued
The Bgbt FROM the FIRE was plainly
visible for miles.
The loss, which win be $4,000 on the
building and 5000 on contents, 10 fui-
III covered by insurance
The 6rm viii st once rebuild
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
SERIES OF MIsHAps.
With Horses and q Mule Figuring in
Them in Battalps Town.

AAEAN al aakt&hA ANW1.
Aliddlebpry, March l2. Miss Zenia
Sterling Of New Haven who came to
town yesterday To meet the mail train
south had iust started away from the
Idepot when her rlg coliidod with the
express team The impact threw her
from her carriage and she struck On her
shoulder She was not injured bat the
vehicle was badly damaged A little
while after there was another and more
serious smashup II the passenger sta
tion Martin Young Of Weybridge had
hitehod bis horse near the station deliv-
cred his milk for the cars and had load
ed up bis team with furniture and
empty milk cans Burt ST. Peters
drove UP behind Young's team and hitch
ed his mule to one Of YounR's rear
wheels The mule became frightened
and ran away That turned Young
wagon around part way and dragged 1T
and che horse considerable distance.
The result was that both vehicles were
badly smashed milk cans were scatter
ed in all directions and a fine rocking
chair, which Mr Young has Just taken
from the freight depot, was broken into
kindlng wood. The animals were unin-
nred
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

ing, has played nine games this winter
and has lost three, two TO Spauldng and
one 20 Peoples academy. Her total
points made in the nine games were 439
to l6I for her opponents Tho follow.
ing Is q list Of Che games;
Goddard rs, Northheld high 8. at Barre.
Goddard 5s, Richmond 20, at Richmond.
Goddard lo0, Stowe high 10. at Stowe.
Goddard az Barre Independents IA.
Goddard 81, Vermont academy %, at
Barre.
Goddard 2l, Peoples academy %, at
Morrisville.
Goddard 2l spanlding high %.
Goddard "a Peoples academy N, at
Barre.
Goddard q. spauldIng high "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
srRrKE DECLARED OFF.
Northern Coal Miners in New South
Wales Go Back.

Sidney. N s. w, March I2 The
strike Of the northern coal miners,
which has been ia progress since early
IS November. was declared of yestar-
dav. thus ending the difficulties in the
New South Wales ooslields. During the
strike which affected 10000 miners the
price of coal jumped from 81 to SIG q
con- The question of higher wages and
better working conditions precipitated
the conflict -Four Of the strike leaders
were sentenced to terms Of inlprison-
meut during the trouble having been
convicted of obstnetng work at the
niines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
IALK OF THE TOWN

William Connen returned today from
q visit with relatives IN Redstone. d. Fl.
Charles II Beattie returned to-day
from visit with friends in Topsham and
Bradford
The Philharmonic clDh win hold re.
hearsal II the Congrega tional vestry this
evening At Z o'clock.
Robert Gordon, who lives on Trow
avenne, had one finger crushed badly
to-day while working at Glgssona gran
ite plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
LooTING BY A SOLDIER.
Charged Arrest at Boston Following Dis
covery Of Booty.

Boston, March ~ still another ar.
rest ID connection with Tie alleged loot.
ing Of summer residence at Newport
r. H. by soldiers stationed at the forts
there was made here yesterday, when
DAME Mcdonald. a private was taken
into custody al Fort Andrews in Boston
harhor.
He Is charged with breaking into ffe
residence Of Albert n Olmstead Of Balti-
more and stealing considerable amount
Of jewelry and hric-a brae sometime IN
January last
At that time he was stationed At New
port and was recently Transferred to
Fort Andrews
He was taken 10 Newport last mint
for trial with the several other soldiers
who previously have been arrested there,
Much Of the alleged booty was found
sometime ago IL the attic Of the quar-
ters Of the ll5th company at Fort Ad-
ans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
BOUND FOR HOME.
President and Mrs. Fairbanks Sail.
ed To-day from Liverpool.

Liverpool Eng March IL Ex- Vice
President and Mrs Fairbanks sailed to-
day on The Mauritania for home. A
crowd Of friends was at the pier.
Before sailing, Mr. Fairbanks said
that he might enter politics soon, but
failed to state with what spirit Of with
what Office in view
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
FINANCIAL COMPANIES
MAY FORCE ARBITRATION
In Street Car strike-Meat Prices So
High That Strikers are Suffering.
Cars Stopped To-day by
Small Crowds.

Philadelphia Pa, March II While
piekets surround practically every big
plant here, an endeavor is being made
to get men to join the strike commit
tee OF thirty. appointed by civic or
ganizations seeking some plan to end
the war. It has been snggeated That the
financial houses put screws On the fraH
st company to force aEhifsation. Alesk
prizes Gre nve to Ten cents above nor
mai and the strikers are suffering Cars
have been stoned to-day at various
points by small crowds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
TRENTON STRIKE Settled.
Street Car Men Get Raise Of 4h Cents
an Hour They Demanded

Trenton, n j., March la.-The strike
Of the employees Of the Trenton Street
Railway company was settled late yes
terday afternoon. The settlement re-
suited in the men getting practically
everything they asked Tor. The prin-
eipal demand was for an increase IN
pay from 1914 to 20 cents an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
pEATH oF cHEsrER MAN.

Sanford l. Atwood Passed Away Yes
terday-
Chester. l2 March Sanford l. At
wood died at his home on School street,
yesterday morning after 10 days I'LL
ness of heart trouble. He would have
been 50 next month.
He was born III this town on the
Harvey Wilson farm and Was one Of
six children Of Mr. and Mrs Oliver At
wood and bad always lived here He
Is survived by two brothers, Tn W., Of
tlis viliage. who is S, and Melvin A.,
Of Foxhoro, Mass who is nearly as
old. Also daughter Mrs. Charles
Field Of this village. who has cared for
her father many years. The funeral
win be held Sunday afternon at the
residence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
A BARRE REUNION.
Held at Home Of Mrs, Mudgett in Cam
bridge, Mass.

An informal Barre reunion was held
at the home Of Mrs. Georgianna Mndeett
IN Cambridge, Mass, Wednesday evening
Of this week, ia honor Of Mrs H. J.
Smith and daughter, Miss Martha. Thar
many friends in and about Boston met
them and the party enjoyed "reminiscences
Of Barre. All united IN tie sentiment:
There is no place lise Vermont for
sound men, fair women, pure maple sugar
and Morgan horsea; the frst are strong.
the last are feet, The seeend and third
delicionsly sweet. and all 20 uncomnonly
hard 10 heat
Games and music were enjoyed. Jen-
ME Holden presided at the piano; Mary
Crieg and Olive X Williams sang a duet;
Evelyn Phelps gave some interesting
points on college life; and Eva Smith
also favored the guests with o nice talk.
Refreshments Of country club cake, wa
fers and candy were served
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
HER SKULL CRUSHED N.
Son Arrested and Is said to Have Con-
fessad.

New York. March l2.-Mrs Mary
Reed, 90 years old, was found dead ia
her home in Jersey City yesterday aft.
ernoon with her skull beaten i'll. Her
son. Charles, 40 years old, was arrested
charged with the crime The police
say he confessed Reed quarrelled with
his mother because she refused to give
him beer money and struck her over the
head with chair, according to the po-
lfee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
BREAKS EMPLOYEES SKULL.
Norridgewock (Me) Lumber Dealer
Claims self-Defence.

NotuogeWock tAe.l Lumber Dealer
Claims self-Defence.
Norridgewock, Ne, March l2. Threat
ened, ii Is claimed, with assault by
Ernest Warren, a former employe,
George Harlow, a prominent lumber
dealer, yesterday knocked the man
down with a club. fracturinQ bis skull
and ininring him 30 severely that be
may die.
Mr. Harlow told the authorities that
he had discharged Warren. who had
worked at Harlows saw mill at Mar
tin Stream. three miles nom here. Aft
er his discharge Warren, according to
Mr. Harlow. drank heavily and while
intoxicated. attempted to attack bis for
mer employer
Harlow was forced TO strike him in
self protection, he said. No arrest was
made. the authorities accepting Mr..
Harlows version Of the affair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
- aARpNER DRAWs.
Il Bout with Jimmy clabby After Ten
Round Fight

milwaukee,. March H. Jimmy gat'' e, I,
IN raWel. Mass, and jimmy AiaB,
t ~ Milwaukee fought q ten-fopAa
dss;s;oe boiit before THE Badger Ath'
1st;e ~ - agb last night Both men my
ished strong ipe fsa-is 4hat cerdeaeE
perts at the rineside va l.ss I;s M.
had 4 slight night shsas
ponent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
/ months.old Russian wolf noun

q I1-monTHs-8I1 Il38I3n Won mound
pup, valued at $500, became lost ii
the woods between Hartland and sher-
burne the first of the week II was
finally returned 20 its owner i Hemin.
way Of Chesuneook, Me. who was vis-
iting at Hartland, from which place
the dog strayed away The animal
was presented to Mr. Heminway by /
rich tourist, a Grecian woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
HAS SEEN HALEY COMET.
Rev. Irving Towsley Gives Directions to
Searchers for It.

Rev. Irving Towsley Gives Directions 70
Searchers for It.
Editor Barre Daily Times: / have
just read the item in to-nights paper
about the HALEY comet. I have seen ii
few times with my 2ia-inoh telescope.
As a help TO any who may try to locate
it, let me say. the planet Saturn is now
the most conspicuous object Of the west
ern sky in the evening near where the
more brilliant Venus was about month
ago. The comet il a little below and to
the right, !. e.. northwest from the plan
ct. / doubt if many would b. able to
see II with an opera glass; it is very
obscure, even vet.
Very truly yours.
Rev. Irving Towsley.
Washington, VT, March II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
BUNco MAN NAILED.
Fellow Who Worked New England on
Silk Came Arrested

session, March H. Following trail
which led half WAY across tbe country
~ Pgstolhee Inspectors overlook VII.
saall siinoas q Utica in St. Louis yes
ss1aay ana wii bring him back to this
~ " answer 70 charge of using the
.a.4.s ~ scheme to detraud would b
sa9s4sseis q pieces Of silk. a part
ner Frank Balgea Of ths eitv wal s..
80 l1 ts9feary, on similar charge
a.. .l.,'as method consisted Of adter.
81, VP ssil twelve yards 81 silk for
.s.s.s ',sas .t @ho sent the Sd never re.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
GENERAL STRIKE FEARED.
Railroads Refuse to Grant Is Per Cent.
wage Increase.

Chicapo. March IL IA general strike
of engineers and fremen 81 fofty.nine
western roads IA likely To occur within
fortv.eQht hours The railroads have
refused tile demands for q thirteen per
cent. wage increase and the men have
refused to arbrate. 1t IS believed that
i test IL strength will BE ordered at
-stoo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
sAlLEp FoR KHARToUM.
Rooseveits win Meet There Monday for
Three Days Stay.

Rabak. soudan, March l2 General
yvingates steamer Thedal, with Colonel
Ronseyelt on board, left to-day for
Kbartoum and win arrive tomorrow,
one day ahead of schedule Mrs Roose
vaIt and Miss Ethel viii probably not
arrive until Monday The Roosevelts
wilI remain there until Thursday az
s,nasts of Staten Pasha Soudan's in
snaetor general, AZ the palace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

President John a. Thomas IS sending
ont letter To the alumni Of Middle.
bury college appealing for $4,000 TO
build a gymnasium. He says + wishes IS
install an Instructor in physical edn-
cation at the earliest possible moment,
believing that every student should be
required to take physical exercise un-
der skilled direction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
ANDREW BROCK DEAD.

End Came at l2:l0 This Afternoon q
Tuberculosis.
Andrew Brock died al 1910 this after
noon at bis home on Prospect street. tie
cause Of death being tuberculosis, from
which he had been a sufferer for the past
IA months. His age was SO years. Mr..
Brock was a stonecutter ard esme from
Aberdeen about is years aVa. He n sur.
viyed by wife and two children. one
boy and one girl. Hls mother, three
brothers and sister reside in Buffalo
and there are i've brothers in Aberdeen
Mr.. Brock was member Of Clan Gordon
Of the Operative lodge 81 Masons, and
Of the Woodmen. The funeral will h
held Tuesday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
MADE SHORTAGE coon.
And Resigned but Is Held for y. 8.
District Court.

Woodsviile. n. IT., March l2. While
sorting mail ia the postoniee here yes
terday, Martin w Howland, assistant
postmaster, was surprised By fed
eral officer. who placed him under ar
rest on a charge Of being Sl00 short in
his accounts Howland made these
shortages good and resigned his position.
He was taken before d United States
commissioner st LittIeton and held
for the district court
Rowland is young man. His wife
died two years ago, leaving two chill
dren. and II Is said ne has found it
difficult 10 meet his expenses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
CASE GOES OVER
Until ReOpening Of Washington County
Court Next Week.

The general assumpsit case Of Mark
Nears vs.. Harry Daniels was still on
trial in Washington county court when
recess over Sunday was taken to-day.
Mark Mcars, the plaintiff, was on the
stand an yesterday afternoon and waa
succeeded BY F. G. Lamberton ON the re-
opening Of court this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
GoDDARD's RECORD.

Lost Three 0ut of Nine Games, But By
Close Scores
The Goddard seminary basket ball
team, which eiosad its season last even.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
Iha In un.
Goddard


= NI9NIITHt. VVWUdIu-
Maiden, f...s-..s...1 g, Chapel
SteWart. %.......r &, Cosby
Averiil x ............s4 G Moore
Darling. g........l T. Richardson
Griggi ..........s.r /, Spaulding
Baskets from the floor, Grigg 3, Oar
ling, Averill Maiden, Spaulding ?, Rich.
ardson 2, Moore baskets from fouls,
Grieg 9 spaulding ll points awarded on
block fouls. Goddard q Spaulding :;
referee, Beck; umpire, Reid; time, two
is and one 10-minute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
coMINa no 49, ENaLAaD.
prsnidaak oa un Eissst-aaw 9rsn-At-
tends Brother-in-laws Funeral

Washington, d. g. March l2 Presi.
dent Taft win leave late this after.
noon for Pittsbure Go attend the fun.
eral Of Thomas AsKmuQllin tie hus-
band Of Mrs Taftss sister. He win
return Monday to prepare for an eight.
day trip, beginning Tuesday, to Chi
chago New York and New England
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
NEW p0sTMAsTERs.
Were Appointed by President Taft To.
day.

Washington. r. d, March IL. Prasi
dent Taft to-day sent The following
nominations Of postmasters to the SEN
ate for combinations:
Maine RI w Norton, Kennebunkport; j;
w. staekpole, saeo
Massachusetts,. Il, O. Hyde, Springfield
New Hampshire j T. Weleh, Dover.