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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
OCEAN LINERS ARE
WRECKED IN MID
OCEAN WHEN
THEY COLLIDE
Admiral Farragut Is Being
Escorted Stern First To-
wards Port While Merida
Goes TO Bottom.
WIRELESS RESULTS IN
SAVING PASSENGERS
81, n,,n,ns u.r.,d \. ~ leased w,r,,


NtN YORK.. Mas lt ma, steamship
Merida with 2ot passenger. from
Havana gor this cit was mmm,d 1,
the Steamer Admiral Farrgut trom
Philadelphia Tor rott Antonio off
Cape charles shortly after midnight
Tho Morida's passenger and crow
were transferred to the Admiral Fnt-
raRUt Five nuurs after tho collision
the Merida sank Wireless distress
signals brought the United states nJt-
tlcship Iowa and the steamship liam-
ntun tu the Morida's assistance The
ADMIRAL Fatragut which had but one
passenger un board. MAS damaged iu
the collision Drnc.rs uf the Merida
went among the passengers aud as-
surcd them there was uo danger The
passengers were transferred To- the
Farragut In NE boats aud lost ali
thcir hnggagc
According IT, a wireless dispatch rec
ccived here at 10 O'Clock from thr
Hamilton. the Mvridas passengers
and th, crew nf the quarter deck ut
the Hamilton W1ll arrive AT Norf"lk
tate today
\ later Nirripss message from cap
tain Nader of the Admiral Farragut
said thu Farragut Was floating on her
fore collision bulkhea,ls.
This led To- th. belief that IN. Far
ragut had been seriously damaged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
TOPEKA KANSAS HAS
POISONED CANDY CASE

Topeka Kan. Mny T.. Polite, and
pustpfficc inspectors ar, investigating
what j. believed tn haN, been an at-
tCiupt ~ Jlpizaa \. NJ. Winters. n
young deutlst rud hi- wife hy means
~ poisoned candy SEN, through the
maids
Niut.rS i~ nov under u bond of
$1,000 90 nppcar la the federal court
Z" answer Charge ol sending an im-
prop.f lctt,l to q Young woman IN To-
prkn ~ J. Nonc. United states dis
ui,t attoruc,. refuses to tom The name
oi the Young woman.
The box "t candy bearing a Topeka
pDstmark. W1s received at III. Win
t,r- home zoo Morris a1cuuc. yc-t,r-
dan afternoon MIR Winters AMI his
Nif, ate some of 1t nnd Immediately
bccamc il Thcy were quite ill an
night hut physicians said this morn.
Ing that th,N wcr, out of danger.
IN, candy which came m half
pound hnN braring tn label uf q To-
polka couf,,tioncr. was Immediately
taken ia charge 10y District Nttornrv
Bone and part of 1t h. being ANA zvd
tu determine the uatur' rf the poison.
Or W. A Wehg. \ physician Who at
tended Nj. and Mrs. Winters. was
asked this morning " tn, candy was
known tu contain poison.
We'll hc said. zone uf them ate
one picc, and thc other at, tWn
pieces You can Judge tor Yourself
whether thr candy was poisoned
nr W,hc said he could not tell
frcm its effects the nature of co.,
poison. that several poisons produced
the sam. effects
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
STATEHOOD FIGHT
CAUSING A DELAY
IN PASSAGE
IN HOUSE
Republicans Contend That
Amendments to New Mexico
Constitution Are Unjust.
but Democrats Insist.
jim MANN WILL ATTACK
ALTERATIONS PROPOSED
stan correspondence
The I,~aisn It~raid
Room ~, Post WiLg. '

NusIiu-tuu MaN ~ Jin' Mann.
tnr energetic Republican icndcI of
The h"us, declared tudaS that the
s"Id ;,punu.an strength p the
h"usr vould h. uppuscd 1" the report
which was submitted Go that body to-
day nl th, Democratic majorit, Of
thr uuus, committee on territories.
pr"Ndlun that vote must b, taken
ou ,utumnp th, amendment clause Of
th' N,V M,Viru constitution p,tore
The admission of tina, territory To
statehood tnis. WIN tho join, rrso-
luton for thc admission OF tho two
territories viii be called M %, chair.
m'h Flood of th" committee. accord
ing o. the announcement to-day
u H. likely now that Mann viii take
tn floor Nh"n these matters come up
Tor consideration, and that hc viii
expose the hypocrisN uf th, New Mex
IDu ulu4r, SsiNs Democrats who have
rauscd the present delay hN Insisting
an aurudnYnts after the constitution
of N'0 M"Nioo has been passed upon
their declaration that "th,N have tn.
best Interests OF New Mexico at heart
is merely protcXt for political pres
ugc which they hope To- secure.
Chairman Flood TODAY said that hr
would c1!l up tho commtt,r report
ana the joint resolution Tuesday a.
turrrast'd bN your correspondent. and
hc says that the debate viii likely
occupy three days puriug this time
the Democrats VIII prohanlN kia time
/ while fusSing IA secret over the Ir.a
wool schedule. which has aroused hit
ter controversy in the house
The majority report as your cor
respondent advised yesterday. uru-
Nidcs tor mandatory vut" on tho
amendment clause uf the New Mex
ico constitution ana the recall ut the
judicial; iu Nri2onu, Whii" strikiug
ont tnr lauuua-r qualification puft ot
the enabling act
gh' minority of thr committee of
the house ou territories. mad, up nf
thr Republican members. toda, ulcd
report rvroutn"nding tu tho house
tho udiuissiou of Now MCipu Nitnuut
any changes he the constitution This
report sets frrth Tho fact thu' tho
Sew Mexico constitution has been app
proved hN tn, proplo and hv th, pres
ldvuu IN. report recommends that
Arizona br required 10 strike out ti,
recall provision Tor Judges T. Arl-
zuuu declines tu du So. ~, report
recommends that Aiizuna calI another
uio,tiug eff thc constitutional couvon-
ton ana reconsider the constitution
as orisinalN drafted
Thor, is uo question but that th,
Democratic majority la TIA, h,us. VIII
adopt th, majority report IclaN VIII
ho caused hy debates which win Do,
doubt prove illuminating
Judge A. g. Fall of New MrNlc,
lcft Washington today Tor cincinnati
hut VIA return here Tuosda, iI' has
bcru working hard for thu admission
az Sow M,Ni,u pnd declares hc viii
remain h,rr if necessary. until 10,
matter s FINALLY disposed of f"r tbi.
/ session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
VOLUNTEERS WERE REAL
DEFENDERS or JUAREZ

III raso, Texas. NAV ls Amcr
leans who were In the front ranks of
Garibaldi's command whea lh. Guar
tel was taken declare ,hat the men
who did the heaviest lighting and
were The real heroes ot the defense OF
m. barracks were not soldiers of Nn.
Narros command bul were volunteer
cili1cns who did not know what the
word snrr ndpr meant
Talklng of the final capture of the
barracks and the streets Leading up
to IL. 4 4 Lee, who SAWS that any old
place he hangs his hat IL home sweet
home TO him but who chouses 10 hang
II In ~ paso. SAYS I'VE camc into
town last night and being wcaricd
from iish,ine the prey ious daY, we
laid down 10 rest Al & o'clock tins
morning We were far up into th"
town and had secured considerable
advantage
"About 10 O'clock We were within
nall block oi The barracks Navarro
sent messenger to Garibaidi and
told him he would like "a have n talk
with him Garibalii sent back word
that ho had no time tO talk aud II
= s$s.Narro wanted To surrender hr hal
Nh ter, b. lrick about H. We waited
to 20 minutes aad lhr mtssenscr
JAILED 10 return The Garibaldi or.
d"red that We resume firing and we
got AZ II with u vim. W threw bombs
INTO the buildings near the harrack
aud into the barracks hens dives For
~ minutes The federsls cane baci,
al ~ and came back strong
Then man climbed np with a
white flag ami was shoi dowa Do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
IIot~I Eittl\ES Tui
~ NrIiiODp Ni\~t ~.
~, i.,.uipg ttrraid 4. - teH>ed " irci

WU4IWtIUU- wv T--N T'' N'N
hil f"r th, admission of Nrlzuua and
N,v M,NiCp as states na- presented
to tine hous, todu} hN Chairman
Flood OF a., committee un trrrit"r-
ics A. anticipated IN. ucU bin pros
vid.s that NcA M,Nipo shall 10, ud-
mittcd iumrdiutpl, uu condition tnW
th, people ,hal vDt, 600 tu aWuud.
mrnt tu their constitution maNus
that Instrument caster u' amtuau,ut
in thr futur,
Arizona ukcvisr ls 10 boz. sdmu,d
vet" "u 20 ur"uusiii"u tn strike out "i
a., constitution tho recall ut iuds,-.
Th, nul- Hul hc called up Tuesday
aud thr,. du1~ Vu hr allowed tor
debate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
SPEAKING FRENCH SAVED
BRAVE MEXICAN OFFICER

lunrg. Mexico MAY i2 Enriqu"
Nald"rOn. former captain oi the Mex
lean army ana acting Ia the fight as
commander 81 tac federal volunteer.
lcadng more than 200. was one oi the
few who escaped alive and nncaptut.
eel taldeton was ~ one ilmy mad"
prisoner ON suspicion he vas wound.
cd IN the shoulder and forearm. and
could not hc ident tifcd as an insur
rocto. : Speaking French he pleaded
that he was Frcnchman and non.
comhaianf ANA wished Ia come 10 a
10 do so.
The old cathedral IN the center oi
Juarcz Is pcckcd iuil oi hOlos from
inarrrcclo bullets. but very little dam
aga has been done 10 the old building
Moses had his sword cut In Two AMI
~ Peter had chin taken out OF his
key They staad in inches on either
side ui the main cntranc" Ia the oll
building 4 shell from rebel can.
non knocked IN the door of the
church chip was tak1n on the side
OF the ancient tower erected IN the
10Th century when the Franciscan
monks built the odiiice OF Norshin,
but the Old bells. east In the SANE
century in spain, ure unharmcd Two
insurreotos slaiione in the tower
have been violently to!linr them all
afternoon
The posloilce. tlD formed tho
headquarters Of Dcnito .marrz whed
he was rallying his command To re
pulse Maximilinn. Is cOmplcto .
wreck from are, started b, insurrecto
bombs ana he bronze bust oi the
Mexican patriot lies twisted ana
warped IN tho omhcrs inside the skel.
ctun walls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
Di\I NAkI\t. FORCED
" \Rt ~ 10 uGItNOSIIIp

NugalDs. sonora. May Colonel
}tctnuldo Diaz Win the 500 fodcrals
that evacuated Arua pri.ta Yesterday,
arrived last might al Magdalcna with
out having encountered resistance
Tho column continued on souihwatd
today attempting To- reach Ilcrmo-
sillo.
Thcr' B.. general concentration ~
rchrl bauds along the upr uf tho So
morn road between Nagdalona ami
licrmusillo, and II is scarcely ukcN
that they Nlli permit pia1 L. reach
Hcrmosilin without "a right The in
surroCto forces greatly outuumhcr the
fcdvrals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
FEN \NIRN A>S NRE
ON THE SHIPS LIST

Havana. MAY , rh" only Ameri-
cans on the passenger list of tn"
steamer Merida which sail.d from
here Tuc~du, ior Now York. are
phinp lNnch. Robort Wright Mrs
Wright ANNA Wright aud William
White. IN, latter Canadian
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
INDICTMENTS ARE
HELD VALID By
COURT AGAINST
PACKERS
Judge Carpenter in U. S. Dis
trict at Chicago Declares
Also That Sherman Anti
Trust Law Constitutional.
JURY COULD NOT HAVE
MADE CHARGES CLEARER
~, E,~.,"v W~rm,d A. y. leased w,re,

90, ENrWtWg uerWid \. y. Leased " treb
Chicago. May - The dcmurrcis
OF the Chicago packers In the Beet
Trust case was ovorrulcd today by
Judge Carpenter Ia the United States
district court
In his ruling Judge Carpenter de.
clarrd that the sherman antitrust
law, which had been attacked by the
packers, is constitutional lie also
held that the Indictment charging J
OGDEN Armour and other packcfa
with violating IT. provisions Is valid
As 10 the stability of the indictmcut
Judge Carpenter said
4 do not see how the grand iurt
could have made the charge more
definite The whole plan that ol ia.
packers a. alleged In the indictmcht
from It's inception appears plainly TO
be- one 10 eliminate competition as q
factor IN iiNing prices among the
three groups OF defendants. begin
ninr with the agreement not to bid
against caCh ulhcr aud. IN fact, to
bid exactly the same amonls Tor likr
grades of livestock. fixing a uniform
selling price ana ending with hXin@
unifogn price OF sale and an ap.
pottlunmcnt among themselves of the
total business done
4 am ut the opinion that the facts
stated Ia the Indictments show clear
~ plan or scheme organized ana
,,ui up bN the defendants. the ultimate
purpose oi which VAS 10 control the
production sale add distribution o.
fresh meat throughout . large section
of This country. aud as incidental to
that control 90 lower prices 10 the
producer uf th' raw material and
raise urircs 10 he consumer of ~,
finished product while ihc facts 10 not
disclose ~ absolute monopoly. yet
the large percentage ol tn business
vhich thoA control. indicates tsal they
int'nd go acuire az least CONNER
Cial monopoly
ludsc Carpenter sand ho did NOT
think he trial could he held before
fal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
TYPHOID FEVER IS
REAL DANGER TO
|NSURRECTOS
Severe Cases Develop Among
Soldiers in Juarez as Result
of Polluted Streets and De-
oaying Corpses.
~, I,cnIns "rrald \. u, Leased wirc

,U E,cning Vrraid \. q. Leased " Nirri
luarel Mexico, May ~ Sly Ctsc-
a. typhras have been discovered IA
The hospital hitherto used by the i'U'
cial government one mah died yes
tordat rhc other i've patients have
been removed aad quarantincd There
also arc Jwo cases ul typhoid fever ma
the hospital
Americans returning from Chihud-
hun los automobile today reported that
Geaolal Rabaso with about Goa ted"r-
al soldiers Is still at Terrazas 2uo
miles south of here. AWAITING ordr.
IN naugrecto iorce OF ahnn' 2au m'u
advance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
u NMnOIti DiED iNNlst
IN nGD ~ Ills ROOM

LESS disorder Was to he seen ln the
quarters of cot Manuel Timburrl.
path uf blood covered the sidewalk
immcdiatcly to the left of the en-
trance. aud thc window sili Nas soak
od with biuod, a. ~ a defender Of
the building had hoch lighting In
front ur II ana had fallen back
against the closvd shutters and had
then b'vn dragged Inside 10y compan-
tons. This MAY hasr been con Tam
horol. ~ he had been carried into the
continued on Page g Column -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
FORTY MILLIONS A
YEAR RECR|PROC|TY
WILL COST j. 5.
FARMERS
Tiller of the Soil from Mime
sofa Addresses Senate Com
mittee and Sees Ruin in
Taft's Plan to Reduce Cost
of Living.
MEN WITH HOE NOT
CONSULTED ON DEAL


W. 'N'h'HS VefWW ~ y. 'f'Nfh Nttri
Nu.Hu4tou May - canadian
reciprocity would cost thc Drmor -
th, northwest sio.o00,ooo annually
according Goo A II. Wilknsuu Mine
Dcsrtd farmer Who addrcs-.d tu, -,u-
ate finance committee tudJ. rh"
price ot United states farm products
would shruk that much. hc Gle. Jared.
\ vital uIr,uuc, of the aum.r. the
speaker said was that Tho W'r, not
consulted d- to how they would uo nf-
fo,ted hy thr proposed r,piuroe,ty
DO you believe that "A tulUr agree
m,nt would have been entered iut1
that would have injured tIo steel
trust So. .00o 600 q year without con-
sultng them NJ. askou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
RODsUNCiT - Not t.oi\t.
10 MISS iDt., <O<~t> 81.
"\on~rnsc. Wired the Colonel. When
N~kcd Ahout Hunting story.

New York MAY ~ "Nouseus,
was Colonel ilousoN,lt's bricf response
bN telegraph today to an inquiry as To
whether he intended to spend tho
summer ot presidential year 10
in hunting polar bears in the Arctic
with Captain Robert Bartlett, late "t
the Poary polar expedition.
captain Iiartlott announced last
nigh, that he hoped To enlist li"os'-
Welt Ia his project and added that h'
had already secured a tentative a'-
CCptancr from the colonel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
Hit. NE>StL i;EpOl,rs
~llE ~ HELPLESS

pu board the Admiral FarraSut, ny
Wireless. MAY -. $3.50 y. m.--'Ne
are headed Tor shoal water, being
conveyed by the United states battle
ship Iowa The condition at the
steamship II such that wc are obliged
tu k,.p her stern To- tlsc running seas
W., have reinforced the collision bulk
head aud shall MAKE an attempt 4"
get into Chesapeake bay cur posi-
tipu at noon was iA3 miles south of
SANDY Hook
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
HERMOS|LLO NEXT
STRONGHOLD THAT
|NSURRECTOS WILL
LIKELY ATTACK
Rebel Chief and Band of 1000
Men Marching Hurredly to
That Point While Diaz and
Federals Hurry to Relief,
CANANEA ESCAPES BUT
BRIDGES ARE BURNED

~, G,sMimg uerWid \. y. Leased Wir-I
tanan,a. sonora. MAY l.. With
out having demanded the surr'ndct uf
Cananca. Juan Cnbdal moved south
ward to-day with his combined force
of rebels numbering about : .00u men.
HIS destination rs believed to be- Her.
mosillu
There Us a gcncrai movement of in
surrcctp troops against the capital
city.
the rrhrlS have burned four bridges
between rananca and Naco. stopping
all traffic over the southern Pacific
line. Al bullion from the cananca
sncltcrs IS shipped over this line
which carries an supplies for the
camp Tho garrison numbers $50
mcn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
siN ~,i \i,E MILES
O., >\Ut'k\I i,i~bt ~, -

NhuuN, y w. MAJ D.. Nhuui @N
square miles of tinc maple aud pine
forest baud between this rit, Hud
Sph.usrtadl are "a placlenrd waste
today a. th, result of ur, believed
60 hat, been sluitcd %, spsrl. lrom
o. locomotive tn, frr ls sin burn
u- TO-DAY bat ~ apparently under
..utruI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
LADY DIECES UNDERGOES
APPENDICITIS OPERATION


London. May "a Lad> pv'tcs.
who before her marriage tp Lord
bocics was Miss Hrl"n NiVirn Gould,
underwent an operation fut appcnd,-
oitls this morning Tho result WAS
most sntistacturA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

not know Who shot him The bugl"
blew cease tiring ana tn rebels quit
Navarro came 10 th, door and talked
To GariJaldi bht do not know Wha'
hr said was not close cnOugh 10
hc1r l.ui Ve had taken the town
Yes, and then NaVarros men
march 'd oui You cuA say Tor me"
said laCk Noonan. that there wcr"
go federal soldiers that surrendered
counted them mysclI The statement
made b' Navarro that thor, were only
a small uumhCr was lir There Is no
was 90 iell how many killed there
were. because they were scattered ali
about
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
.|NSURRECTOS CAN
IMPORT WEAPONS
At JUAREz IS
NEW ORDER
Rebels in Northern Mexico
Practically Are Recognized
by United States as Belliger.
ents; Nothing Is Barred.
CABINET MEETING IS
HELD IN WASHINGTON


Washington, u C.. May IL Aitcf
The cabinet meeting today. Colonel
StcVer IN I'll Paso, Texas, was IN
permit all regular shipments passing
through ihe custom house 10 enter
luarcI This means tnaJ ,hc military
viii no, Interfere viii any supplies
cleared bv the custom House whether
they br arms ammunition on food
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

oconunuod on Page 9. column -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-12
j. e. HARRIS LOST BARN.
Supposed to Have Been Fired by ar
Incendiary-Mr. Harris Called
from Washington.

The newspaper fraternity and a
large circle of readers of his Wash
ington Letters will sympathize with
J. 2. Harris, in the loss of the barn
on his old family farm in Danville
which was burned Saturday even
ing. The only thing saved was the
horse, the carriages, farming tools
and everything else being burned.
There is only $500 insurance on the
property and the barn itself could
not be built for $500 today.
John Glines, a man recently dis
charged by Mrs. Harris on account of
incompetency is suspected eff setting
the fire and he was placed under ar
rest by Sheriff Worthen and taken to
jail in st. Jonnsbury shortly after the
fire.
Mrs. Harris is living at the farm
and has expended a large amount
this spring in repairing the house.
They had just started water system
at the house and the presence of this
water was all that enabled them to
save the house.
Mr.. Harris was notified in Wash
ington and arrived home yesterday
morning. He probably will not re-
turn TO Washington during the extra
session.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-12
FoREsTERs HELD BANQUET.
Entertained State Omcers and Chief
Ranger Bachand.

The banquet given at the Avenue
House Thursday evening by st.
Johnsbury Court, G. O.. F., in honor
of the State Court officers, especially
the newly elected Chief Ranger of
Vermont and New York, DR.. J. D.
Bachand of st. Johnsbury, was at
tended by about 100 and was one OF
the most delightful affairs in the his
tory of st. Johnsbury court. A
meeting at Red Mems hall preceded
the banquet. John Provost, chief
ranger of st. Johnsbury court, pre-
sided and Rev. E. C. Drouhin spoke
a few works of praise for DR.. Bac-
hand and of the honor conferred up
on the town and the parishin his cleo
ton to such a high Office. DR..
es were made by Messrs. Viger and
Sault and Rev. FIR. Vezina.
At the banquet at the Avenue
House the Guard of Honor of which
DIR. Bachand is captain acted as hon
orary escort. DIR. G. A. Provost was
POSTMASTER and the speakers were
Rev. Frs. Drouhin and Vezina, Mess
rs. Sault, Apapa and Viger and D.
Bachand. Music was furnished by
an orchestra consisting of DIR. j. e.
Drouin, Frank x. Lanctot, D. A. Noel
and Gustav Provencal. and American
and French patriotic songs were
sung. Letters of regret were read
from Father Bastien of Newport;
Nelson L'Ecuyer of st. Adams, vice
chief ranger; Father Leblanc of Bar
ton and Rev. TIL. Leonard of St.
Johnsbury.
The high officers present included:
Simeon Viger of Lawrence, Mass,
high trustee of the order who repre-
scented the Chicago officers; Frank
w. Sault of ST. Adams, state treas
.urer; Louis Alapa of Winooski, ex-
chief ranger; Rev. Albert Vezina of
Vergennes, delegate to the interna-
tional convention; Rev. FIR. Pontbri-
and of Lyndonville and r. J. Cusson
of Lyndonyille, representative from
Sherman court.