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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
CURFEW RINGS FOR NEGROES
All coIored Persons Found on Streets
Of Memphis After Midnight
Are Arrested.

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. 26.-The cur
few bells rang for the entire negro
population OF Memphis last night at
midnight by order Of Edward H..
Crump. Memphis boy Mayor" All
members Of the black race on the
streets after IL o'clock were ordered
arrested.
Negroes with night work were re-
quired TO furnish a written notice to
that effect. but fearing outbreaks Of
a race war between whites and blacks
following several clashes lately be
tween whites and blacks Mayor Crump
stated he thought the best way out
OF II was to keep the negroes indoors
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
BUFFALO BILL" DROPS SUIT
Col. Cody Stops Litigation to Collect
$4,000 from Katherine Glenn
mons Gould.

New York. Feb. 25-The last chap
ter in the much written story OF the
futile attempt by Col William r Cody
("Buffalo Bill'l TO make Katherine
Clemmons Gould a shining star OF the
stage was recorded in the supreme
court
When the action brought BY Col
Cody 10 collect $500 that he claims
to have lost in the unsuccessful dra-
matte venture was called for trial il
was marked of the calendar. Cody's
lawyers announced that the litigation
had been dropped but refused 10 tell
II there had been any money consid-
Grafton Tor the withdrawal OF the suit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
The NEWS IN BRIEF.


William Boyd. Pullman porter. 10
held al Washington in connection
with the shooting OF two Newark ~.
J) college men on a train near Jersey
City.
Seven hundred American tourists
reaching Yokohama. Japan. on the
steamer Cleveland were given a warm
welcome by Tokyo and Yokohama Of
ficials
Sheb Williams OF Paris. Tex. is in
Kansas City. Mo. TO claim the body
OF Clay Clement. the actor and play
wright. following an agreement made
many years ago.
Phil Allen. Jr.. wrecker OF the First
National bank of Mineral Point. Wis.
was taken TO the federal prison at
Fort Leavenworth. Kan. TO serve a
sentence of ten years.
Secretary Nagel says 500. 600 TO
stamp out the white slave" traffic
would be well spent. in recommending
a larger immigration regulation APP
preparation 10 the house at Washing
ton
According To the decision of Prof.
l.. X. Taft OF Michigan Agricultural
college. William Strong OF Kalamazoo
county has raised the most nearly per-
feet ear OF corn ever grown. the ear
scoring ~ points.
New York detectives are searching
for five men who rode all over that
city 10 find Jacob Greenthal. a former
political worker. and who then stabbed
him and all but severed his tongue.
Greenthal is said TO have talked too
freely.
A report TO the Society of Auto
graph Collectors in New York says
that Roosevelt's letters command bet
ter prices than those of any other liv-
ing American. The reason is that
Roosevelt has dictated nearly all his
letters.
The Adirondack Cottage sanitarium
at Saranac Lake. y. Y. founded for
the treatment OF tuberculosis. has re-
ceived from Mrs. f. II. Hartman a
letter. inclosing a check for $4,000
and congratulating IL upon the COM
pletion Of its 25 years existence
England is beginning TO send shoes
to this country. Hitherto the trade
has all been the other way. but the re-
duction Of the duty from 25 per cent.
to ten per cent. has changed the situ-
alton. Since February ~ separate
consignments from Leicester have
come in to the port OF New York
Aroused by the activity Of "A gang
of chicken thieves that is said to have
chlorofOrmed and stolen $4,000 chick
ems in Wyandotte county. Kansas.
since last Christmas. the Wyandotte
County Horticultural society has Of
fered a $1,000 reward for the arrest
and conviction of the perpetrators OF
the crimes.
Violet Gordon Charlesworth and
her mother were each sentenced TO
five years Imprisonment in a London
tEngland) court for fraudulently rep
resenting that the younger woman
vas an heiress TO a great estate. On
the strength OF a mythical fortune OF
s2.500.0OO the girl had borrowed many
thousand dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04

New York. Feb. 26.-The heaviest
blow yet struck the beef trust by way
OF punishment for arbitrarily raising
the prict Of meat and poultry, came in
Jersey City when the grand jury Of
Hudson county filed a blanket indict-
ment charging a criminal conspiracy
in restraint OF trade.
Six corporations. including the
parent organization, the National
Packing Company and 81 individual
directors. were named in the con
spiracy charge.
Packers to Be Arrested.
Most OF the individuals indicted are
millionaires OF Chicago. Kansas City
and 81. Louis. Many of the names
best known in the packing industry
are included in the conspiracy
charged. All will be arrested as soon
as the authorities can locate them.
unless they surrender OF their own &C
cord They will be extradited TO Jer-
sey City and held on bail for an early
trial
The corporations indicted are. The
National Packing Company. Armour
q Co. Swift & Co. Morris & Co. the
Hammond Packing Company. the c.
II. Hammond Company
individuals Are Named.
The individual directors indicated
and liable on conviction TO heavy
fine and Imprisonment are:
j. Ogden Armour. A. Watson Ar
mour. Louis F. Swift. Edward F.
Swift. Charles H. Swift. Edward H.
Morris. Ira y. Morris. Arthur Meeker.
Edward Tilden. l.. a Carter. Thomas
+. Wilson. Thomas j. Connors. F. A.
Fowler. l.. II. Heyman. James r. Bath
gate. Jr.. George H. Edwards, F. V.
Cooper. Henry p. Darlington. ID. +.
Hartwell. L. b. Paterson. A. A. Fuller.
The grand jury is continuing its in
vestigation into the storage of impure
food in Jersey City cold storage plants
and a large batch OF indictments for
that crime will probably be handed up
next Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04

Boston. Feb. 25.-The elastic skin
man" has passed away. He was known
in professional life as James Maurice
His right name was Thomas Holmes
He was native and resident OF Paw.
tucket. r. l. Holmes had a kind OF
elastic cushion between his inner and
outer skin which enabled him to
stretch his cuticle to an extraordinary
extent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
Roads Refuse an Advance.

New York. Feb. 26.-The 80 eastern
'e'iioads which refused TO grant an
auFance in wages requested by the
'o'herhood OF Railroad Trainmen and
w order OF Railroad Conductors is
susa pamphlet which declares that
W. carriers are unable 10 increase
wages because the price OF all necessi-
"es required by them have for years
yen advancing while freight rates
nave steadily decreased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
ALLDs RESIGNS HIGH POST
New York Senator. Under Investigs-
ton on Bribery Charges. Quits as
President Pro Tenn.

Albany. y. Y. Feb. 24-In opening
the case for the defense in the senate
investigation OF Senator Benn Con
gers charge that Senator lothian p
Aids had accepted money to smother
a bridge bill while a member OF the
assembly in 1901. Martin W Little
ton. leading counsel for Aids. an
nounced that the latter had filed with
the clerk OF the senate his resignation
as president pro TEN OF the senate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
SHOOTS MAN IN COURTROOM
Henry L. Diedriehson Probably Fatal
~ Wounds John Barry as Result
OF Political Feud.

st Louis. Feb 25--John bad jack
Barry was shot. probably fatally. in
Justice Reichmann's courtroom by
Henry l. Diedrichson. the courts
clerk. Diedrichson claims Barry had
a knife open in his hand and had
started toward him saying Now
I'm going 10 kill you as ought TO
have done a long while age
The shooting is said to be the out
growth Of a political feud
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
EIGHT MILK MEN INDICTED
Bills Are Found As.inst Directors OF
Consolidated Exchange for Al
vancino Prices

New York. Feb. Eight Directors
of the Cor solidated Milk Exchange
the institution which is said to be re.
sponsible for putting up the price OF
milk in this city-were indicted by
the grand jury.
Each OF the men is accused Of aid.
ing in the restraint OF trade in viola
ton Of the Donnelly act-the state
law governing trusts and monopolies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04

New York. FEB. 24.-Mis Ethel
barrymore lies seriously III in the
home Of her husband. Russell T. Colt
She is suffering from a severe cold.
which threatens TO develop into pneu.
monia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04

Carbonate. Pa. Feb 25--over-
roweringly excited by drawing a
roval flush in a poker game Frank
constantine OF Carbonate died soon
af,erward from what physicians de-
scribed as over-exertion Of the heart
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04

Washington. Feb 25.-About s0.32o
acres Of lands in Wyoming were desig
mated BY Secretary Ballinger as being
.Ibiec, 10 disposition under the pro
visions OF the enlarged homestead act.
granting eco acres to each individual
settlement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
o.. kIIIed. Another Hurt.

Waterloo. la. Feb. 24.-Clyde Scott.
areman. was killed and Fred Camp
nell engineer. suffered leg broken
wbep a passenger train on the Chi
capo 4 Great Western road collided
with switch engine in the yards
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
Boy Born on Train.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb. 26.-While the
Omaha-Portland flyer OF the Union Pa
cific was speeding at a clip close to
fifty miles an hour. Mrs. Charles Pat
terson. a passenger en- route from
Sugar Grove. Ill. 10 Boise. Idaho.
gave birth to lusty son in the state
room of a Pullman car
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
HOGS Up to ss.ss: $40 Predicted.

Chicago. Feb. 24.-Hogs took an.
other stride upward. when 1886 a hun.
dred weight was paid at the local
stockyards The price is 15c higher
than the previous high mark OF the
year. $3.50. which was paid Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
Editor Anderson In Dead

'hicago. Feb. 25.-John Anderson.
resident Of Chicago since 1874 and
r y, OF the Norwegian daily.
''Aandinaven. since 1866. died al his
residence of heart disease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
Oldest Clergyman Is Dead.

Stevens Point. Wis. Feb. 24.-The
death here OF Rev. Jacob Patch re-
moves probably the Oldest clergyman
In Wisconsin or the middle west. Mr..
Patch was IS years old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
OFFER PEACE PLAN
cLERoYMEN or PHILADELPHIA
MAKE MOVE TOWARD SET
ELEMENT or STRIKE.
TROOPERS PREVENT RIOTS
cars Run at Night for First Time
Since Trouble 5egan-President
Taft Orders Inquiry Regarding
stoppage Of Mails.

philadelphia. Feb. 26-The first
men move TO bring about a settle
nant OF the street car strike was
made when a committee composed of
clergymen OF many denominations Of
fered two plans TO the company and
the strikers.
The FIRST plan calls for a board OF
arbitration 10 be composed OF two
Judges. two clergymen. two business
men and a seventh member 10 be
chosen by the other six. IL is pro-
posed that each side select three OF
the arbitrators.
m this plan does not meet with APP
proval the clergymen suggest that a
board Of arbitration be agreed upon
10 be composed OF the state railroad
commission and four other persons.
TWO 10 be chosen by each side.
City is Quiet.
The city is quiet and there has been
but little rioting in consequence of
the arrival OF the state constabulary-
eoo strong Cars are running at night
with but little trouble The Rapid
Transit Company claimed that IL had
$50 Of its 1000 cars running and that
Il had hired 400 new men. making a
total on hand of 1900 out Of the ordi-
nary 5000 Its claim was fairly accu-
rate. for the strikers admitted that
COO cars were running and an estimate
midway between the two would per
haps be correct.
Big Demonstration Planned.
on Monday morning, unless all
plans go awry. this city will witness
the greatest labor demonstration the
United States has ever seen.
one hundred thousand labor union
lists. fully one-fourth OF them women.
viii march in a body upon the city
by their presence the recognition OF
the striking street car men and the
acceptance by the Rapid Transit Com
pany Of the demand that these men be
given % cents an hour and the right
20 belong 10 whatever organization
they care TO.
This move was planned as a coun-
teraction 70 the issuance by city Off
cials OF warrant for the arrest OF
John 7 Murphy. the labor chief OF the |
town. on charge OF melting a riot.
because Murphy. in a newspaper. was
quoted as follows:
IL one man is shot by the state con
stabulary in kensington there will fol- /
low carnival OF riot and bloodshed /.
that will startle the whole country |
do not care TO be responsible for |
such an outbreak. but want IL under |
stood that there are men in the north 1
east part OF this town who can shoot |
Just as fast and as straight as any /
trooper that ever drew breath OF life l
Just wait for a while and there will /
BE- developments that will open every /
ones eyes
Taft Acts on Riots.
Washington. Feb. 25.-Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham. acting on instruc-
tons from President Taft. has direct
cd The United States attorney at Phil /
adelphia TO report at his earliest con
Nenience whether there has been any
Interference with the United States Il
mails during the strike of the street
car employees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
IAD|CT BEEF KINGS
BILLS CHARGING CONSPIRACY
RETURNED BY NEW JERSEY
GRAND JURY.
PACKERS TO BE ARRESTED

Six Corporations. Including National
Packing Company, and q lnoivid-
usi Directors Residing in Chicago
Kansas City and 81. Louis Named
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
TAFT FOR ECONOMY
FAvoRs BUDGET SYSTEM FOR
REGULATION OF GOVERN
MENT'S FINANCE.
DEPARTMENTS ARE WASTEFUL
Speech Regarded as Keynote OF Ad.
ministrstion's Campaign Looking
TO Reduction High Cost OF Living
Wouio Pension Old Employees.

Newark. y. j.. Feb 2i.-Presiden,
Taft came out fatty ia favor OF a
budget system. by which the govern
ment's finances may be regulated. in
a speech which he delivered before
the board OF trade.
The president talked OF waste in
the various departments OF the gov
eminent and suggested that the way
to curb il is To have a system such as
is in vogue in other countries where a
schedule Of expenditures is made I'D
with reference TO the income.
The president touched broadly upon
other phases Of government policy. ad-
vocating among other things. the
quick completion Of the Panama canal
10 be paid for BY the issue OF bonds,
the pushing OF river improvements
and the building up OF the army and
navy.
Two Bsttleships q Year.
Like his predecessor. President
Taft sees the necessity OF expanding
the navy and he advocated the con
struction OF at least two battleships
a year while the Panama canal is
being rushed 20 completion He be
lieves. so he told his hearers. that il f.
polite TO add 10 the naval strength
until the canal is finished. so as TO
provide ample protection TO the At
laniic and Pacific coasts. After the
canal is built. he says. the country
can then afford TO halt in its strength
ening OF the navy but not until then.
President Taft was in hearty &C
cord. he declared. with the idea of
the proposed congressional commits
sion to decide upon some new organ
ization Of the governments depart
ments with the end in view OF econo-
mixing expenses. II reform in gov
eminent could be attained by any
method suggested by the commission.
then the president would indorse its
recommendations. He suggested that
a consolidation OF various depart
ments might be feasible.
Would Pension Old Employees.
Another important recommendation
made by the president was the pen
siouing Of what he called the super
ANIMATED employees Of the government
and the substitution in their places OF
alert employees who would not waste
the money paid to them This ques-
lion the commission. II appointed. Is
10 90 into and President Taft indi-
Gated that be hoped the commission
would find some way by which the
business affairs Of the government
could be administered with more re-
gard for practical results
The presidents speech. with its
various suggestions as to government
economy. was regarded as the key
note OF a campaign TO BE- carried on
bv the administration looking to the
in the high cost Of living.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-08
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D, G. SMITH, Spec
NOTICE ~ ElLl rIoN,
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IT, Oh. >hoiarM.a-.a County, Of the State of
i.Uuu. .-
BIT h%awr. .rhlLCM Crawford, SCI.
TrN'E % ~ ... state e FLORIDA, 80 hcrel
give HnI,c Na'
1ENI"NL ELECTlCN
VIZ lrlG .n " SON Comfy. ~rJir,,i rl,r,l
on TUESDAY htE' .n,llNg ne tr.f Monday ID
Move" 'rr' a. II. 1910, 'Hc said l.c.lay .glng ahu
L.GHIhuAY OF NoV..MBE.K,
For Represent. ,.. from tlr g.. t,p. ,-,.s;,. ..
D.-,r.ct of iIuri1a in 'H, >r,ty. second Coz
g'tes oi 'r ul'vd States,
l"oJa,i - Ac NgYrc.. Cout, Of II.
State Of O. .l.a.
State Sen from the ,pl, ,,riI n,y,r,.,
# Florl.s
two N ", II, ,, Of re lon,c i Represent.
l,wo km.l.ad Comm l>, one. Of tpu State oi
Florida, ''"'N
County Assessor Of Tares,
FOR Tax Collector
County Treasurer.
County .ryryor
rive Co.Hty -Sw'nis, toners
hrSt Ms" ~, Of The County Board Of PUB
' ini,, q ,.e peare in and Tor the &c rowrg
" cN mo-, ?, - 3 10, Il, ~, .
D Ger,,,.' .n and toy the following Justc
Nos l. p :, g. ?, s, ., 10, In. .
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
lSr,y nave hercuito set my handl am AZ
'oE|'LI Aee The Grea. Seal Of thd State o
.ouda, at Tallahassee THE Capita
JUS 'hs 'Wenty ninth day Of Az
H.CLAY CRAwFdDRD,
ToA D. Stanton Sheriff Madison 5P( county, o. ''"''
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-08

A JOINT REscLuTION Proposing Amend.
mtEs TO Article Y = the Constitution Of m,
STATE q FLORIDA, Relative TO the judiciary De-,
paftntut, AZ
BymRrsored Ivy ,he Lcgisla mre of lhe State If
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-08

2 n0WBtt's S%.st:SrT SaBVe
SileS, Burns, sOres.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-08

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF 7
nave hereunto set my hand and
aiilNed The Great Seal OF tbe
Statg Of Florida, ct Tallaha, see.
we ,Canital ms twenty fifth day
Of July, A, d. 1910.
II. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of State
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-08
ENGINE WEIGH MR. GLAzInR TuNs.
Signs Of DANCER. yi.9a 50 " Y

Bsekache dizziness and headachk "speeks
before the eyes" irregular heart action and
liver trouble. The severity of 1.-THE early
SYMPTOMS depending upon the amount q
poisons which the Kidneys have Iallowed 10
remain in the system
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SYMPTOMS.
SIMPLE TBST FOR KIDNEY DISEASE,

twelve hours u there is a sediment or cloud
Aness Of any kind you have kidney or bladder
trouble and you should commence taking
Bloodine to-day Don't wait until the disease
is too far advanced,
Boodne costs y1S bottle for the usual g. 90 size
Mail orders hlle3 Large sample bottle by mail roc
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lun ~ produced.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-16
STONINGT0N.
Carolina Defeats Borough Team, to Successful Liquor Raids-Marhoif- TrumbuIl Weddins-New Views at Library.

The CaroHnas and the StDnington baseball nine played one of the swift est games this season at Stanton park Saturday afternoon. The grounds were well filled. The Scoreboard which liar old Starr donated was used for the first time and added to the pleasure Of the game, as the figures could be read very plainly. The visitors won out to l. Caro1ina's team Drought a large number Of rooters.
 William F. Rice of PittsbuFg, Pa.. was the guest of friends in town over Sunday.
 Fines Result from Liquor Raids.
 Saturday the Stonington officers made a raid in Pawcatuck three places being visited. Other raids are expect ed to follow. Booze is being sold all over the town. One raid was made at the corner Of Liberty and Broad streets in a. former saloon. The other two places were found in Dowervilfe, which being carried on there. Deputy Sheriff Casey and Constabfes E. C. Caaflraan of the borough, AfhdA Tattersau and William HiA Of Westerly first visited the residence of Thomas Shiig.,le at IA Downer street and captured one half barred of ale and a jug of wAis- key. Mir. Shugrue could not be found and they arrested Afrs. Shu2Eae, The officers went at ', and II Liberty street, kept by Los1as Celia- waaeEe they got one-half cask of grape wiHk. ope- half ca.sk partly empty Of wine, two half gallon bottles of wine, one five gallon jug fuN of cherry rum and five gallons of hop beer. Mir. Celia was ar rested.
 At 20 Dewner street the officers landed ehree half barrels Of ale. one gallon jug partly full of Iwhiskey, one beer strainer with one quart of ale in it. The proprietor. James o'Brien. was arrested.
 The liquors and prisoners were taken to the PawcatucI1 dockup, where Judge StiHman, with Clerk E. R. Potter Of Stonin gton, later held q session of the town court and the prisoners being arraigned. Prosecuting Attorney Hinckiey represented the state. Mrs Catherine SalugrUe and James Q'Rrien pleaded guilty and paid Anes and costs amounting to about see each. Louis Celia pleaded not Gsi1ty and the case was continued to Tuesday, May 24, for a hearing. The disposition of the liquor seized was also set down for the latter date.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-16

Bu111heads are being built along the beach at Pleasant View Attorney Samuel H. Davis of West efdy spoke in Taunton Sunday morn ing and in Boston in the evening in the interests of the A4assachuset etts Anti-Saseon league
 Thomas F. Foran in his large touring car, accompanied by his son. two daughters, son-in-la law, grandchHd and Mrs. Arthur Keefe and son Arthur of New London, visited Westerly Sun day.
 Adelfne Fieldes, well known in West erly, where she resided in Narragan- sett avenue prior to starring ia Dolly Warden last season, will make her first appearance as Lizzie the stage nom mer. in the Blue Mouse in Providence the present week.
 Past Consul Austin and Neighbor Holland have been appointed com mittee by Granite City camp of West erly, Modern Woodmen of America to decorate the graves of deceased mem bers on the first Sunday in June
 Major Edwin P. Pendleton, Twenty ninth infantry, U. $. A. stationed at Fort Porter, Buffalo, N. Y, is at his former home in Westerly, Visiting his brothers, Charles H., Eugene B. and James M. Pendleton, and other rela- tives.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Newton of Cromwell. Conn, were in Westerly on odIurday en route to North StOningtOn on ao visit to Mrs. Newton's brother, Chester $. Main. MT. Newton will have charge of the amusement attractions at Savin Rock for the present season, as heretofore.
 Deputy Sheriff Casey took a trip to Wequetequock late Saturday night and captured two hoboes who had been hanging around that vicinity for the past week. They were taken to the Pawcatuck lookup and will be charged with vagrancy in the Stonington town court Monday morning.
 The funeral of Mrs Hattie Eloise Burdick, wife of Rev. Clayton A. Bur dick, was held at her home in Main street Saturday afternoon. The ser vices were condNe&ed by Rev. W. L. Burdfck Of Ashaway, assisted by Rev. $. H. Davis. The bearers were J. Irv- ing Maxsen, Ira B. Cnanda1l J. Perry Clark and George H. Utter. Burial was at River Bead.
 It is probable that the fire alarm bell on the Central fire house will be re- located so that there will be full bene~
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-16

The number of horses in the United States January 1. 1S06. was nearly fourteen million.