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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30

that Mr.. and Mrs. Cudahy have been
reconciled through their mutual af-
lection for their four children. Mrs.
Cudahy, who is accompanied by a
chaperon, will remarry her former
husband. their friends assert conf
IDENTIFY.
Children In Convent.
Their young children, Edna Gather
inc, Marie Cecilia, Ann Elizabeth and
Michael, are in the Romano convent.
near Alhambra, Cal. There will be
Ia happy family reunion on New
Years day, 1t is predicted.
Young Mr.. and Mrs. Cudahy lived
lin a fine residence at Thirty-sixth
and Walnut streets, Kansas City. He
was a "high flyer" son of Michael
Cudahy, one Of the beef barons. Mrs.
Jack" was the beautiful and tenn
peramental daughter OF Judge Cow
AN of Duluth, distinguished jurist.
Jere 8. Lillis, president of the
Western Exchange hank Of Kansas
City, was close friend of Cudahy.
They belonged to the same clubs.
were asked to the same dinner par
ties and met also in business.
Lillis was a bachelor and visited
Cud9hy and his wife at their home.
He took Mrs. Cudahy on an automo-
bile drive on Saturday night, March
8 last.
Attack On Lfllis.
Driving her to her home Lillis
went in the house. He had been in
the parlor a few minutes when Cud-
lahy and his chauffeur strode in.
Lillis was bound with rope which
the chauffeur brought. A woman's
voice on the telephone called the po-
/; lice. Arriving quickly they found Lii
! lis on the parlor floor; he had been
slashed with a sharp knife on the
Iface, arms, body and legs. Lillis was
taken to hospital; he recovered in
q short time.
Jack Cudahy never returned to his
home; his father, Michael, stern
but religious man, and charitable, as
far as giving money is concerned,
seemed to sympathize with his son.
Divorced in August.
Last August young Mrs. Cudahy d.
vorced him in Kansas City.
She got her decree, but it took
away her children and gave them to
their grandfather, who out of court
allowed Mrs. Cudahy $4,000 year as
long as she lived or until she mar
ried.
Michael Cudahy died recently; his
son "Jack" shared equally in the for
tune he left, estimated at 100000, 900
at least Jacks" children inherited
s150.OO0 each. Mrs. "Jaclk" is sure
of $4,000 as long as she lives, or until
she marries.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
Strike Victim Dead.

Chicago, Dec. 3O.-The fourth death
in the garment workers strike oc-
CURED today. 1t was that of Ferdi-
nand Weiss, 10 years old, who was
shot December "a by Edward Heaney,
"a special policeman. Heaney is lock-
cd up and the police have announced
they will bring e charge of murder
against him
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
PORTUGAL WANTS
HER KING AGAIN
Decided Unrest Prevails and
Uprising Against Govern
ment Is Threatened

London. Dec. 3O.-Private advices
received from Lisbon today confirm
the public statements that a decided
unrest and dissatisfaction prevail
there. particularly among the work.
ing classes. A rising against the pro-
visional government, which was es-
tablished after King Manuel had been
deposed. is threatened. No outbreaks
hove occurred yet.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30

have been the duty of the governor
general or of Major General Duvall,
the commander OF the Philippine di-
vision, to have promptly cabled the
department the discovery Of spies or
of any facts that threatened Ameri-
can sovereignty in the Philippines.
AS no such reports have been re-
ceived in Washington, 1t is assumed
that neither Governor Forbes nor
General Duvall has any such informa-
finn
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30

nECORD BREAKING SHIPMENT.
Cleveland. Ohio, Dec. 30.-The
Special Gordon Hat train Of twenty
two cars arrived here 7:40 a. m. on
schedule. This Is the biggest ship
ment of hats ever made and the
line .ias so far broken
the time record for freight.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
NOTHING DOING
War Department Makes Denial ol
JaDaneSe Stories.

Washington, Dec. 30.-Repeated
publication of statements of Japan
ese activities in. the Philippines
which have given rise to the belief
that plots are being laid against
Americans today called forth from
that no information has been re-
ceived there to justify such state
ments.
The officials insist. that it would
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
Port Tied Tn.

Barcelona, Spain, Dec. 30.-A
strike of 10000 dock men and coal
beavers has tied up completely the
business of this port. No ships are
being loaded or discharged. The
American and German mercantile
houses have petitioned. the govern
ment to send troops to the water front
to enable them to remove the accumu-
lated merchandise.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
nations GREET
THE PRESIDENT
Usual New Years Felicita-
tions Being Received at the
White House

Washington, Dec. 30.-New Years
greetings from foreign rulers are be-
ing received at the white house, con-
veying to President Taft the usual
fluctuations of the season. Replies
are being sent promptly, the president
expressing in them his own best
wishes and those of the American ma
tion to the rulers and peoples beyond
the seas.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
THIEVES ESCAPED.

Indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 30.-Ths
state bank of New Palestine, small
town fourteen miles from Indian-
apolis, was broken into early today
and its safe robbed of $6.416. The
thieves escaped.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
SEVENTEEN DEAD

LIST Of Boiler Explosion Victims Still
Increasing.
Pittsfield, Mass. Dec. 30-The
death of Fred Boucar at the House of
Mercy early today increased the
number of fatalities by yesterdays
boiler explosion at the Morewood
Lake Ice company's plant to seven
teen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
HEAVY LOSS
Damages in Small City Will Reach
Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Williamsport, Pa. Dec. 3O.-Tho
town Of Philipsburg was visited by
a fire early today and property valued
business blocks were burned, includ-
ing the $4,000 building of the Bell
Telephone company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
BANK ROBBERS
GET BIG HAULS
Iowa Institution Tapped For
$4,000 and One in Indiana
For se,41e

Des Moines, Ia, Dec. 30.-Robbers
entered the bank in Dow City. near
Denison. during the night, blew the
safe open and escaped with 5000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
LONG DISTANCE
RECORDS BROKEN
Maurice Tabuteau Made 362.66
Miles in Seven Hours and
Forty-Five Minutes

Buc, France, Dec. 30.-Maurice
Tabuteau, contesting for the Michelin
cup, today broke the worlds aviation
record for distance, covering 1926
miles in continuous fight of Z
hours, As minutes.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
Aviator Fell.

Versailles, France, Dec. 30.-Lieut.
Caumont of the army aviation corps,
while testing ne wmonoplane to-
day, fell from height of sixty feet.
Both arms and both legs were brok.
en- His condition is critical.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
CUDAHYS MEET
AND MAY RE|NED
Common Love For Children
Draws Estranged Couple
ts. @
s..S Together

Pasadena, Dec. 3o.-Mrs. Edna
who divorced "Jacll" Cudahy,
the wealthy meat packer, has taken
up her residence at the Cudahy sum-
mer home. There her former hus-
band, who has been i'll recently, has
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-12-30
sKs, N. D. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1910.
been living since his arrival las


wednesday,.
Every circumstance goes to show
that Mr.. and Mrs. Cudahy have been
through their mutual af-
lection for their four children. Mrs.
Cudahy, who Is accompanied by a
chaperon, will remarry her former
husband. their friends assert conf
IDENTIFY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
.PAPAL NUNC|O is
STILL IN MADRID
This, Despite Fact That Spanish
Ambassador Has Left
Rome.
NEXT S TIE.P U N c E.RTA Il IN.
Vatican Places Blame for Dis
pute on Shoulders Of
Canalejas.
NEXT STEP UN c EIRTA IN.

Rome, August 1-One hour after
presenting the note OF Premier Canal
eias to the Vatican, officially announc-
ing that Marquis de Ojeda had been
scaled to Madrid for confirmation
from the government" the Spanish
ambassador to the Vatican left Rome.
This was early this morning, and as
yet no retaliatory measures have been
taken by the church, and Mgr. Vico
sim remains in Madrid as papal nun
clio. .e
The statement issued by Premier
Canaleias bearing on the treaty be-
tween the church and the state has
been carefully perused by the Vatican
officials who wish 1t TO be clearly un-
derstood that that part OF the state-
ment in which it is declared that the
Holy See intended to concede to the
Spanish, government less than What was
agreed to in 1904 Is without foundation
in fact. 1t is CanalejaS. they declare,
who now wants greater concessions
than those of 1904 on the plea that
they were granted to the then Premier
Maura and that Canaletas believed them
to be at that time insufficient.
In answer to This the Holy See re
torts that 1T deals with the Spanish
government. not wtth parties in the
Cortes. The convention between the
Holy See and the Spanish government
agreed to in 1908, 1t is pointed cut, had
already been approved by the Senate
and was about to pass the Chamber OF
Deputies when the Maura Cabinet fell
This, however. was due to matters haN-
ing no relation to the convention OF
the RELIGIOUS question, Why, then
the Vatican asks, should greater con
cessions be created to Premier Canal
eias now2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
JEALOUS WOMAN
COMM is CRIME
Kills Pittsburg Physician, Then
Turns Pistol on
Herself.
3 oD5ISE.s Fo uND IN BED
Man Was Soon to
Have Married Virginia
Belle.
BODIES FOUND IN BED

Pittsburg, Pa, August 1.-Dr. George
Murray Stewart, one Of the most prom
inent young physicians OF the fash
tonable East Liberty District, was
found shot dead In his apartments a,
56+ Pennsylvania Avenue. at II O'Clock
tonight. and beside him lay the body
OF Edna Wallace. a. middle-aged wo.
man. a shot through her right temple
was apparently selt-intiicted after she
had shot and killed the doctor. a pistol
lying by the woman's side strengthens
the police, In this theory.
The double killing comes almost on
the eve OF DIR. Stewards marriage TO
a Virginia belle The Wallace woman
Is proprletress OF a house at % Lam
bert Street, and the police believe that
Jealousy OF the doctors coming mar
rtage prompted the double tragedy.
The wonan's body was removed to the
morgue. and that of the young physi-
clan was turned over to an under
taker
Both bodies were found in bed. The
police believe the shooting occurred
late last night or early this morning
DR.. Stewart was q graduate OF the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons. OF
Baltimore. Flo was hut Twenty-Five
years old, and although in practice
here but three years, had become we'll
known in the East Liberty section.
having succeeded TO large practice
held by his uncle DR.. e. G, Stewart, He
| Is said to have come from prominent
family in Winchester, Va.
The discovery of the bodies was made
by DIR, George w, Ely. a friend or the
dead man, who, becoming alapined at
DR.. Stewards absence, broke into his
apartments Tonight Neither body
was clothed. DR.. Stewart was TO have
! been married Auguse 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
.cONNISSIJNGOES
TOSNANS0N TODAY.
Party Will Deliver 1t to Him
in Person at surry
Courthouse.
WARMLY THANKS GOVERNOR
Pledges Efforts to Walk in Foot
steps of His Illustrious
Predecessor.
WARMLY THANKS GOVERNOR

1t was just seventeen minutes and
thirty seconds after IL O'CLOCK yester-
day morning, according TO the watch
carried by ex-Speaker w. D. Cardweli
when Governor William Hodges Mann
affixed his Signature to the commits
sion of Claude A. Swanson to be a
member Of the United States Senate.
The official paper had been previously
prepared by Secretary of the Common
wealth B. o. James in accordance with
the Governors Instructions
The executive had no comments to
make regarding the appointment fur
ther than to say that there had been
no considerable demand made to him
for the appointment OF any person
other than AIr. Swanson.
A telegram was sent at once to the
former Governor at his home at Chat
ham. notifying him of his appointment
to fill the seat made vacant by the
death OF the late John w. Daniel Not
long thereafter the following tele-
graphic reply was received:
Accepts Position.
"Chathann, Va. August l., 1910.
Governor William Hodges Mann.
Richmond.
IT am Just in receipt OF your tele-
y L
pointed me to fill the vacancy in the
Senate Of the United States occasioned
by the death OF our much lamented
and beloved senator Daniel.
II assure you very heartily appre-
c1ate this great evidence of your favor
and esteem. shall earnestly strive
to discharge the duties appertaining
to this Important position in way to
prove myself worthy Of your conf
dence. II / can in limited manner
measure up 10 the high ideals, the
splendid achievements and lofty patri-
otism OF my distinguished predecessor
! will be much gratied.s
Assuring you of my warm personal
regard and best wishes,
II am your friend,
"CLAUDE a.. SSVANSON.'
Several kilograms of congratulation
were sent to Mr.. Swanson at Chatham
by his admirers at the Capitol and
in the city. Il
Deliver Commission To-day.
The commission was given into the
keeping of Ben P. Owen. secretary to
the Governor, who acted in the same
capacity to Governor Swanson. Mr..
owen will head party day to meet
Mr.. Swanson at Surry. there to deliver
the document in person. The presen-
tation will be informal, and will not
take place in the presence OF the crowd
attending the exercises at which SEN
ator swanson VIII speak.
II with Mr.. owen will go w. b. Gard
we'll, Colonel Andrew Gray, Cunning
ham Hall, CaptninilW. w. Baker, ana
State Fish Commissioners w. Mcdonald
1continued on Second. Page.S \.
l. ( VI f. 4 u "a I = :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
Secret tary-o f-Interior
Ballinger Bitterly Ar
raignsHis Enemies.
HE DECLINES TO
BE SCAPEGOAT
Also Accuses Them Of Seeking to
Foment Strife Between Taft
and Roosevelt-Nelson Says
No One Knows What
Verdict Of Committee
Will Be.

st. paul. MINI. August lin an in.
terview which he gave out Tonight at
Minneapolis, Richard A. BaliInger,
Secretary of the Interior. bitterly ar.
raigned his enemies as "demagogues'
and charged that not only are they
seeking to make scapegoat of him,
but that they are also trying to fo-
ment trouble between President Taft
and Theodore Roosevelt. He said:
"Pinchot. Garfield and that bunch
have been after me. trying to make a
scapegoat of me.
THE President and 1 have done all
we could to make this administration
q success. The President Is heartily
in favor OF rational conservation, and
so am /.
There are lot of demagogues
that would like to see a breach forced
between Theodore Roosevelt and Pres
ident Taft. It's Just the way OF things.
But President Taft has been wise He
has taken broad and liberal stand
for constructive and upbuilding poll
cies.
There's too much lying about this
conservation. There are certain fa-
natics who would lead us TO teiieve
that we won't have enough timber
left to kindle a fire in the next sener.
alton and not enough coal TO keep II
going.
why. they are deluding the people
Of the East. absolutely foolng them.
They employ figures with recklessness.
They tell the country that their re-
sources are about gone. They sug-
sest all sorts of absurditles"
No One Knows.
All reports 10 the effect that Secre-
tary Bailinger is to be "whitewashedr'
or convicted are absolutely without
foundation. No man knows what the
verdict OF the committee will be-" said
Senator Knute Nelson, chairman OF
the Ballinger-Pinchot committee to-
day Senator Nelson was In st. paul
to meet Senator Crane. of Massachu-
setts. another member of the commits.
sion.
No one can know wha, the com
mtttee will do, for the committee does
not know itself 1 don't know what
any other member of the committee
may think of the evidence presented.
and no member of the committee
knows what / think.
1T has been decided that the COM
mittee will convene in Minneapolis on
September 5. We have six large vol
umes of evidence TO consider, and that
means a lot of work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
EX-AMBAssAD0R's $500 GONE

Charles S. Francis Borroyys Nronay -
Continue Trip to Oyster Bay.
LenoX, Mass, August 1,-When chas
S. Francis, former ambassador To Ais.
tria- Hungary. was here last week for
a a :, few days he either lost or was rob-
bi11s and some containing $500 in
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis arrived from
Troy by motor and We're at the Hotel
lAspinwall, The hotel manager ad-
yanced money SO that Mr.. ana Mrs,
,Srancls crane Is ,n could continue their trip to
New york. Mr.. Francis was on his
way to Oyster Bay to meet Colonel
Roosevelt by appoIntmant ,s Il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
GUNNER SHOOTS CAPTAIN

En.I+,ve Then Goes to Woods, but Is
cnptured by Squad of Soldiers.
Victoria, B, c., August Captain
peter Elliston, commanding the Royal
Canadian Army in the Esquimaux
garrison. was shot and killed to-day
bv Gunner Thomas Allen. of his cons
pany.
Allen. who had recently been pun-
ished for military offense, waited
outside the company office this morn
ing, and when Captain Elliston came
out, Allen shot him through the neck.
After the shooting Gunner Allen Went
BY a squad of soldiers sent in pur-
Suit e3ls f24rt5 l51s . t55s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
JEsTs AT. DEATH; DIES

Man Dent on Military Career KiIled
by locomotive, r' !,
Cleveland, o.. August 1--With 4 last
at death on his lips. Michael Cosmno..
twenty years old, stepped in from N'nf
a yard engine here yesterday after
noon and was instantly killed. s
girl friends that he had made appli.
cation to join the army, and asked
them If they would weep for him when
he was. in q soldiers grave, Waving Wing
them good -hy, he turned ito cross the
the engine and INSTANTLY killad.. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
NEARING ITS QUARRY
Posse Has Negro Surrounded in

Swamp.
Mobile. Ala. August 1.-The man
hunt for Bill Walker. the negro who
early Sunday morning criminally as.
saulted Mrs. j. O. Gibson. OF Axis,
Ala. and who later killed negro. is
tonight nearing the quarry
A posse headed by Sheriff Drago. OF
Mobile. apparently has the negro sur
rounded in marsh, whittier he was
trailed by bioodhounds. One thing in
favor of the black, however, is the
darkness of the night
The watchers were somewhat dis
concerted by rumor late to-nigh,
that Walker had been seen crossing a
bridge near Mobile. and deputies were
sent to investigate.
Walker this morning. at the point
of a rifle. forced negro couple to give
him breakfast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
MASTER UNDER ARREST
EGort to Prevent Sailing of Horn.

Effort to Prevent Sailing of Horne,
to Nicaragua.
New Orleans. August 1.-Captaiu W
o. Moon. master of the converted
yacht Hornet, was arrested this after.
noon on Federal warrant sworn out
by the local representatives of the
Madriz government, charging him
with violating the United States neu-
strality laws. Similar charges agatnst
the master Of the Madriz steamer We.
nus We're dismissed. when the Venus
cleared for Nicaragua several months
ago Captain Moon was released on a
$4,000 bond. and will be tried by the
United States commissioner Tomorrow
morning.
In the papers which the ship own
ers filed. when they attempted to clear
this ship this afternoon, was a report
that the Hornet had several cases OF
shotguns, four boxes OF. machine guns
LAT cases of cartridges. Al drums OF
gasolene. and a lot of flour. rice lard
and sugar. 80 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
READY TO PROSECUTE.

Will Act II Evidence Of Grim
inality Ia Found.
Chlcago, Ills, August 1.-THE alleged
Illinois Car Repairs scandals may re-
suit In criminal prosecutions accord
Ing to q statement of States Attorney
John ". Wayman here to-day If
any a. evidence of violation Of the law q,
prosecutor. Assistant States Attorney
Barnes has attended all hearings OF the
case before q master in charcerY here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR aAlE-fatRe building lots near scott a
Co.'S and Jones Bros. sheds, near eieeuie etf
iinei Also good driving mHre. years old. safe
ana sound Inquire ui q. j. y Ate man, hieh-
ardaon foad De address BOX $50, Barre w ltt1"
FARM FOR HALE-Cuutaina 90 acres, ABOUT
~ affes "a ulingt. balance pasture, Moad ana
timber Free from stone. Small sugar on
rhArd and ample orchard. House - feou re-
palr. harna ga fashloa bot comfortable. This
place IL located ~ miles from South hoyAl-
ton and on a good road. We inclnde 81 SINS
sale about ~ IONS ~ eusilege, about II TONS or
hay. moving machine horse rakei lumber
wagon. piuwa. harrHNH, Z. y eopaItt9f an4
small toUlA Price Tor every ihing tlNVw y
sold soon Inquire 81 the ). . Cate Real -.
tate Agency, HARE. W ffeh
FOR SALE Cottage house on fne French
estate. seven rooms ana hath. al finished ih
yellow birch Hardwood rourg IN every room
lnfnace leat, electric llghts. Eas, set lups.
Good oomented celinE fiazEa on two sides OF
house. Price very low. For paruoalAfs call q.
ID klAnkiin street 81 phone 1914 apitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
CABOT

Earl Hn Of Hardwiek "a stopping at
John Barr's
Mrs. Nancy Wnlhfidge Is IN with the
grippe and other complications
Communion win Ne observed - the
Congregational churen next Sunday
morning
william Aston Of Greensboro Va
spending q few weeks with bic unele'
John Barr
Walter smith 81 Inrdwick has pur.
chased TIE Janett kimhail house aud
moved there.
Charles Foster ond son. jack, were
guests &C Col Herbert Fosters IN Cal.
ais reecntly
Mrs. Harry Cummings and little son,
of Hardwick were guests Of MI and
Mrs. Harvey Rogers last week
Blr Ana Mrs H. II Foster we're guests
Of MS Aunt Louise. 40 Col Herbert los.
iers IN Calais q few days ago.
Eastman Hopkins had the misfortune
"a lose MS pocket book few days
ago with quits sum q money there
in.
Easter was observed at both churches
last sunday with appropriate exercises
by the chiren and singing q duets
etc
j. A. Woodland hurt one band quite
badly iast week az his box factory, ne.
cossitating several stitches 70 be tax.
en-.
Henrv Dawson Of East Montpelier
and his housekeeper, Miss Smith. were
the guests Of bis brother, Merrill, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. p. r. WaIbidFe and
daughter. Mena. we're guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Tabor in North Calais
last week
Dan Goodwin and sister. Sadie, Of
Massachusetts, visited their uncle, Jo-
seph Tilton, last week his recovery has
been doubtful
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 1 Wheeler have re-
turned from Montpelier and will stop
AZ their home at Lower Cabot for an
indefinite length q time
n. 3. Rogers shipped 30 hogs 70 mar
ket last week Tuesday, for which he
paid 10 cents PET pound. the highest
known since war times.
A Joint session Of the Delta Alpha
and Baraca classes viii be held AZ the
home Of Mr. and Mrs s. G Noudrys
Friday evening, april l. A full attend
ance is desired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29

The following Is persons have been
selected as delegates from Vermont to
the Worlds Sunday school convention
10 be held IN Washington. p e., May
10 to "a; p. S. pease, Burlington; Il. A.
slayton. Morrisgile; T Il. shepardson,
Richmond; M. p. Perley, Enosbura
Falls; D. NJ Champ, Newport Rev.
Lewis Dexter. West Haven; E VI Have
ley. Brattleboro Rev IA r. Pratt, Bel.
lows Falls; Rev fl A Durfee, Miss
Luev G. sabin and Miss Edith If Baieh,
burlington; Miss Elvira Gorham, Bel
lows Fails; Miss Adeline Champion, St.
Adams Miss Anna Byington Charlotte
Rev Fraser Metzger Randolph.