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James Donahue attended the funeral
services of Mr.. Miners mother, Mrs.
Lydia Miner, at West Lincoln Friday.
Miss Rena O'Bryan returned satur-
day TO Northampton, Mass. after a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. O'BrYan.
At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of the National bank of YER
gennes, the following officers were
elected: President, Thomas s. Drake of
Bristol; vice-president. o. H. Sherman of
Burlington; directors, l.. G.. Seger of
| Addison, W. II. Dean of Ferrisburg, i. II.
Harrington of Brandon, Il. @. Norton and
| W. II. Bristol of Vcrgennes cashier,
| Charles H. Strong; assistant cashier, r.
w. Graves of Vergennes. A semi-annual
dividend Of 40 was pad.-G. +. O.
kimball has been chosen trustee of the
bankrupt estate OF Willard Benton OF
Ferrsburg.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Mable Hall from Masena, n y,
was guest Of Carl Hubbard and daugh-
|er New Years, also Earnest Hubbard. -
Henry Howe died December 81. The fun
eral was held Monday. January ?. with
interment in the North Hollow cemetery
mt Rochester.-Mr. and Mrs.>G. r. Church
and daughter, Jessie, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. $. F.. Hubbard in Rochester
for New iear's,-The Woman's Chris
Ian Temperance Union will meet January
IS with Mrs alice Leonard at her daush-
ter's, Mrs c. i. Marsh.-W w. Norton
was In Lincoln and Middlebury Saturday
and Sunday-Dr, Spiller was in town
over Sunday.
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ORWELL. 81

There was pleasant gathering Satur-
day evening at O. e. Roots MANY. of
the friends of Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Laduc
called on them Saturday evening, Jan
uary THE regular monthly meeting
Of the V r. S. G. f. was held Monday
evening at the home of Mary Doucharme
Miss Flora Griswod arrived from Flor
Ida last week. She Is much improved
Thomas Phillips is quite a little better
The services of the week of prayer
closed Friday evening with n full house.
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pun at tho psrlsN house Thursday even
ins.-A public installation of officers was
held by the Grange Tuesday evening,
Warren Day OF Essex being the offic:-
ating officer. After tho installation a
banquet was served by the Grange.
There was good attendance Of invited
guests in addition to the members of the
Grange. Following are tho afflcers who
were Installed: Master. +. G.. Pease;
overseer, S. NJ. Packard, lecturer. Miss
Emma Bicknell; chaplain, H. =. Hall;
secretary, l. r. Gleason; treasurer, A.
=. Byington; steward, &. L. Lee; assis.
tant steward, w. J. Nichols. lady assis.
tant steward. Mrs. W. j. Nichols: gat,
keeper, Clifton story; Ceres. Mrs. G. u
osborne; Pomona, Mrs. c. T. Lee; Flora
Mrs. r. A. Stllcs.-E. 3. Jordan was II
burlington over Sunday.--A e Puffci
was In town. from Burlington, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. .. G. Bckncll went "a
Essex Junction Wednesday 10 wish
| Deacon and Mrs. l.. NJ Howe
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A. w. ~. Hayden, one of the most
prominent merchants, died Friday even
Ing from a complication OF Diseases
Miss Rosamond Cole of Henniker, N. H.,
is visiting her grandmother Mrs. l.. ].
Harris.
1ineal Irish while cnopping wood for
Truman Burrtt cut his foot with all
axe.-Mrs. Jane Patrick has been
confined to the house for the past six
weeks with the whooping cough.-Dr j.
+. Miles, who has been town clerk for
nearly half century. was 81 years old
January @ lie Is enjoying good health
and goes daily to his office William A.
Leonard, S3 years old, takes half q dozen
magazines which he reads without glass
es.-Mrs. Caroline Dorwin Wead was s.
years old December "a and received %
birthday cards on that day. Mrs. Pelton,
for whom she provides home, Is in her
SOth year.-Marquis Burrtt, "a years Old
enjoys fair health this winter but keeps
street THE Grange has elected the fol-
lowing officers, who were installed
Tuesday night: Worthy master. f. A..
Tracy; overseer. Clenton Smith stow
ard, Buel G. Derby; lecturer, Miss Lizzie
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The Glee club OF the L. Y. II win
give concert In opera hall Friday even
ing under the auspices OF the senior
class OF the high school Ruth Draper
has returned to hcr studies in Andover
Muse-Th annual meeting Of tho First
National sank was held Tuesday whei
the following board OF directors Wai
elected. \. w. Woodwork, J. O, Kim
ball, j. b. Nlmball, w. V Phelps, +, h,
Beatty. II. c. Comings Of Richford, H.
A. POND of East Berkshire. A W, Wood
worth was elected president. H. c. Com
mgs vice president, a. f. Kimball, cash
Ter. and Howard T. Kimball assistant
cashier.
Miss Ann TarnsWorth fell on the ice
Tuesday morning and was badly bruised.
The Rev. and Mrs. T.. l.. Currier and
daughter, Ruth. OF West Enosburg went
10 St Adams Tuesday, whore Mr. Cur
rier assisted in the meetings being held
in the Methodist Church-AIr, and Airs. A.
Holden of st. Armand Que, are visiting
their son. W. o. Holden.-C. IL Root OF
Craftsbury visited his daughter, Miss
Mary Root, Tuesday, leaving Wednesday
TO attend the dairymens meeting in Bur
lington. DIR. b. ID. Adams OF burlington
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SHELBURNE.

East ShelbuTne had lively fire Thurs
day morning when Mrs. Kate PurelTs
horse end COW barns were burned. The
stock and part OF the tools were saved
'rhe fire started In the horse barn and
by hard work the house and grainary
were saved.-Shelburne Grange officers
have been installed by Past Master
Charles Harrington of Champlain Valley
Grange with Mrs Harrington as marshal
c. NJ. Russell gave very interesting
talk on the question OF equalization and
income taxation. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Towers Of Gray
stone farm are the parents Of son, born
last eNeninE.
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SHOREHAM,

Mr.. and Mrs Charles DeLong We're re-
rent guests of his sister, Mrs. *. w.
King of Port Henry, n. Y.-Thursday
afternoon at ESQ o'clock and evening at
o'clock there will he a Sunday school
rally IN the chapel. Miss Edith Balch
will attend.-The annual meeting of the
Womans Missionary society will be
held Thursday, January 10, at the nome
of Mrs. c. n. North.-Charles Moore
passed Sunday with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs W. W. Moore.-Miss Farr OF Nor
iah n Y. is the guest OF DR. Mary NJ,
platt.-Mrs. A +. Nottingham, Mrs.
Elizabeth Waters an1 children passed
Saturday and Sunday in Bridport-Mr.
and Mrs. Horton J. Farnham of Sud
bury are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Jones.-W ord has been received of the
birth of a son December 6 to the Rev.
and Mrs. z. c. Partridge of Sivas, Tur-
key.-Mrs George Martin Of Burlington
s passing a few days with her sister,
Mrs S. Il. Walker.
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MILTON.

The funeral OF Mrs. Edgar Bevins, who
died at the home Of her son. Arthur,
was held at the house Sunday at 1870
=. m, the Rev. F. Janvier official ting
with interment in the family lot at Fair
fax plains. One other son, william OF
New London. was present at the funeral.
Mrs. r. b. jerome and son, Glenn. and
daughter. Elizabeth, are visiting in
Plattsburgh, N. Y.--Miss A. NJ. Crown
and Miss Bessie Johnson are the guests
of Mrs. f. A. Howard in Georgia for a
few daysMiss Kate Ashley spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. s. II.
Phelps, In Fairfax.-Ciraded school open
ed Monday after three weeks vaca-
tion.-Iiorace Sanderson will go this
week to Florida for the rest OF the WIN
ter.
Tho funeral of Miss Maria Height was
held al the residence of George W
Granger Wednesday with burial at the
village cemetery John McGraw has solo
the Fred Hyde farm lately purchased. re-
serving tho land on tho west side Of the
river to Nelson Turner, and has taken Fl
exchange Mr.. Turner's farm In this town
situated this side OF Mr.. McGrath's home
place.-Fred Sweeney has gone to Massa
chusetts Mr., Austin OF Underhill now
has been appointed to succeed him as
foreman of the section and Will move his
family here the latter part OF this week
| occupying the Leclair house.--A settle
ment Of the contested will case OF Selins
Fox was made last week in probate cour
by paying to F. II Paquett the sum Of
$500 for masses and $50 for the funera
service, paying the brother $40 and Thu
sister $50 and the rest to 60 to Josephin,
Fourier. which includes the home plac,
and the other personal property.-H. II
| Fuller was IN burlington Tuesday
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALRANS.

The marriage of Deime- A Robbins OF
Derby and Miss Elizabeth A. Whitaker
Of this city was solnmni.ed q. the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Rose Whit.
takcr Wednesday, Jan 4 the ceremony
being performed by tho Rev. g Halstcd
Watkins.
*. Adams Lodge. No l2e. New Eng
land order OF Protection. has elected the
following officers: Warden, c. W.
Moore; vice-warden. II. T. Mooney; Sec
rotary, MrH. H. f. Mooney; financial Sec
rotary, Miss Mary q. Mooney; treasurer.
Guy F. Baker; guide. 5. Il. Perkins;
guardian, T. u. Miller; sentinel, Miss
Agnes Linehan chaplain, Miss Rather
Inc Maynard: chairman Of trustees, c.
A Bostwlclt. The officers will be In
stalled January 27.
Empress Rebel;ah Lodge, No. 1e I. O.
o. f, has elected tho following officers:
Noble grand, Mrs. Victor S. Rhoades;
vice noble grand, Mrs. l.. s, Bell; secre-
tary Mrs. f. f. spaulding; treasurer,
Mrs II. b. Farr: conductor Miss Bessie
Farr; warden, Mrs. George Anderson; in
side guard, Mrs William X Warner:
outside guard, Victor s Rhoades; right
supporter of noble grand Miss Lettie
e.
Mrs. Wilbur Collins; right supporter OF
vice. grand. Mrs. Henry Scott. left sup
porter Of vice grand. Miss Bertha Waugh
an; chaplain Mrs Helen Blake. vice.
| right altar supporter Mrs O. r Parker;
vice-left altar supporter, Mrs. II. b.
Roby: past noble grand Miss Calista
Truax. The officers were installed by
| Mrs l.. G. Holcombe Of Milton, district
deputy marshal
The thirtieth annual meeting and the
third annual banquet Of the Owl club
was held Tuesday evening. The following
were chosen members Of tho board of
managers for the three years ensuing
NJ, Magiff NJ II. O'Heare, b. G.. Skin
ner, w, r. II. Davidson and John
| Branch, Jr.
At the 18th annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Weldon National bank
Tuesday morning. the following directors
were elected. Edward c. Smith, W
Beecher Fonda. Edward A. Chitterden
John P. Rich, s. f. Royce. The directors
organized by electing the following of
tcers: President. Edward c. Smith; Vice
presidents. W. Beecher Fonda and Edward
A. Chlttenden; cashier. John c. stranahan
At the annual meeting of the stock
/ IphcTs Ol INC r1lIlh44u OpuHly savings
Bank & Trust company Tuesday after
noon, the following directors were elected {:
G. f. Schoff A. 2. Beeman. II. G.. Morton.
Nelson Goodspeed, II. 3. Weeks, W. 7.
Merritt, 1. J. Morton The directors
elected the following officers: President,
G, F. Schoff; vice-president, A. 3. Bee
man; secretary, L. j. Morton.
Friends in this city have received
ford nj her homo IN Cambridge The
funeral will be held Friday.
The following officers have been in
stalled by ST. Adams Camp, No. o,5T9.
NJ. w. A.: Venerable consul. ]. W.
Domey; past consul, Harvey Fadden:
advisor. J. T.. White; banker, B., II.
Shangraw escort, G. r. Marchessault;
clerk. NJ. n. Jarvis; sentry. Aleck Mo-
lasso; managers. r. ". Fadden. Charles
Marchessault, benjamin Hermann.
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WHITING

Moses Marcile died Friday evening at
his home in the north part of the town
Burial was in Middlebury Tuesday
Harold and Christine Webster were at
home from Middlebury high school sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Huntley and
daughter OF Leicester Junction visited al
e. II. Ketchams Sunday.-H A. POND
of Brandon was in town Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. Moses Aines were in Brandon
Tuesday. Ketcham visited his
mother Sunday.
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WEYBRIDGE.

There were union services at the Con.
gregational Church Sunday evening. Mis-.
Balch was the speaker,-Miss Della Bar
rows of Mlddlebury has been the CUES
OF Mrs. W, ]. Newton for few days
The annual election Of Sunday school Off
GERS was held at the Methodist Church
Sunday with the following result; Super
intendent. George Larrow, assistant, w
c, Sturtevant; secretary, j, S. Shaw
librarian, Mrs. Martha Parkill
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WILLT5TON.

Mrs John Field and daughter, Hell
on. spent sunday with Mrs Hulda
Baldwin at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Isaac Sterns. in Middlebury. Mrs
Baldwiu's man friends will be pleased
to know that while she is hardly equal
to weaving carpets and gardening az
she once did, yet she is still bright
CIecrfu1
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GOSHEN.

Mountain View Grange, No. as has
elected the following officers: Master,
T. V. Hooker; overseer. l.. w. Baird;
lecturer. Hattie j. Hooker, steward.
W. F. Ayor; assistant steward II. y.
Jones, chaplain, Julia \. sessions
treasurer, Loren Easton; secretary, Mrs
W. +. Aver; gate keeper, Walter Hayes
Ceres. Bernice Jones; Pomona, Julia
Easton; Flora. Elsie Baird; lady assistant
Mrs II, d Jones
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RICHMOND.

Sunday morning occurred the sudden
death of Mrs William Tietz, only child
of Mr.. and Mrs, o, b. Wood. Mrs Tiets
had been In her usual health until one
O'Clock Sunday morning, when she called
Mr. Tietz and died four hours later. The
deceased was born In this town February
Is, 1885, and had always lived here with
the exception of few years In Buffalo,
n. Y, where she was graduated from the
grammar school and later from the high
school at Burlington In the class OF 1904.
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JERICHO CENTER.

At the annual church meeting he'o AT at
tno pnr,sh house. Friday. December 49,
The following officers We're eve a, H.
orator. b. q, Brown, clerh, -,
kins treasurer, Il, r. Jolun"'
y. c. Brown and w, j. MENUS, 49,
tor, q. c. Bicknell. sunday sehooi 'NN''
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and daush-
ter of Hinesburg spent Thursday with
Mrs. NJ, W. Hinsdale,-Mr and Mrs
Lawrence Wellinser entertained their
friends with dance Monday evening -
The barns of Mrs. Mary Purcel's farm
in Shelburne were burned early Friday
morning. School was closed all day ow-
ing to the absence OF the teacher, Mrs.
Purcel.-Miss Nora Hinesdale has been
confined to the house the past week with
tonsilitls
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VERGENNES.

The management OF the Athletic
association of Vergennes high school
mas completed arrangements for a
concert by the University Of Vermont
Musical club at the opera house the
evening of February 21.--Mr and Mrs,
Warren j. Miner and Mr.. and Mrs.
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WINOOSKI.

Fred Rheume and Mrs. Elizabeth Mayo
were married Monday morning al St.
Toscph's Church In Burlington by the
Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec A nephew of the
groom, Henry Brisson, and his wife acted
rs witnesses. A reception was held at
the rroom's home on F'ollctt's lane, where
the couple will make their home.
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BOLTON.

Mr and Mrs. Fred May arrived homo
Tuesday from their wedding trip. Mrs
May wa Miss pema Briggs Of Duxbury.
Miss Anhie Fiddock and Mrs. Mabls
Ffddock and children were guests Tues.
day at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs c. r
Sabins.
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HUNTINGTON.

Guy Bckford returned Monday from a
several weeks soiourn in Cahfornls.-F.
S. Marvin and bride returned Tuesday
evening IT. w. johnson is attending tho
Dairymcn's convention this Week.-Mrs.
Norton and daughter are In Montpelier
this week.-Henry Brewster was pro-
nounced insane by a counsel Of doctors
Monday and was taken Tuesday 70
Waterbury,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Levi Taft is III with heat trouble.
Mrs. II. +. Hanks is confined to the
house with rheumatism. Angus Tomlin-
son has rented the tenement house az y.
A. Carpenter and expects to move has
family from Bolton this week ~. q.
Fulled and family, Mr.. and Mrs, Hale
Fuller MIR. and Mrs. Marble Pierce MI
and Mrs. s. j, Randall and Mr. and
Mrs, G. S. Brewster attended the tuner
al OF Mrs William Tetz at Richmond
TurS1aV
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Della Preston and Leon y. Skin
ner were married December g. They are
spending two weeks in Boston and New
York.-About 20 members OF Rising Sun
Lodge. f. & \. NJ. attended the funeral
OF George d. Walker at East Barnard
January Q
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Tie Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. s, l., Caswell Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. James Doar is in poor health
Miss Eleanor Rollins has returned from
Barre, where she spent New Years
Miss Lutte Rollins has gone to Hunting
ton Center.-Ernest Millham and family
of Hinesburg visited his parents Sunday
on their way home from Ilion. n. Y.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

Nj for several weeks. Is progressing
lavorably towards recovery.--W has
been resumed at the MCGEE granite
works
The officers or w. c. Dunton Post,
G. A. r.. and the Woman's Relief Corps
we're installed Monday afternoon by Past
Commander f. u. Palmer. After the in
stallation supper was served by the
ladies of the corps.-A son was born in
saltwater, y. Y, January to Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Wright. Mr.. Wright is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Wright.-Mrs.
e. V. Ray Is visiting at w. A. Ferguson's
in New Haven. Miss Clara Ferguson is
recovering from typhoid fever-Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. johnson went to Burlington
Tuesday to attend the wedding of their
son. Robert Wednesday morning.
January "a 25 and 2e are the dates for
the meeting of the Addison County Poul-
try association in Holley hall.-Rama c.
Martin returned Tuesday from Mount
Clemens. Mich, much improved In health
The yard OF the Bristol Manufacturing
company Is being rapidly filed with logs
and large quantities are being hauled to
the other yards "A. G. Sumner Ia work
ing in Stewards store.-James Carney
who left here 30 years ago. Is now on a
ranch in Montana. He is brother OF
Mrs A. j. Crane of this town.. M
Neldon OF Rutland and Prof w. II How
ard of Middlebury will be the principal
speakers at the dedication of the Law
renee memorial library January 1.-THE
First National bank of Bristol elected +
W. Clement, -. b. Patterson Ralph
DEMO, F. r. Dickerman, w. F.. Hanks
directors. The officers are: President
J.. r. Patterson; vice president RALPH
DEMO, cashier, +. r. Dickerman; assist
mt ca shier LEROY Neal.
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WESTFORD.

Charles A. scott OF Georgia and Mrs.
Priscilla u. Carroll of Morrisviie were
married January 4 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. u. Hardy by the Rev.
George A. Locke of Georgia
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CORNWALL.

Silas w. Jewett is visiting his son
charles Jewett. in Charlotte.-Mrs. D. O.
foote returned to her home in East Char.
lotto after spending week with luI
daughter, Mrs A. l.. Payne
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SHELDON.

The wedding OF Lewis Lloyd and Lulu
Lovelett, both Of East Fairfield, took
place in Grace Church Wednesday, jan
uary 4. at 3 o'clock. the Rev. W. NJ. War
low. NJ A. oflicla ding
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worthy advisor, o. II. Brown clerk, A.
G.. Hooker; banker, j. j. Dillon; escort,
II. L. Davis Waterman Harold Armick;
sentry, G. a. Premo.-O. J. Pauquette
was in Montpelier Tuesday.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Tho funeral of Miss Martina Terill was
held Monday afternoon at one O'CLOCK
the Rev. A. Fl. Sturgis officiating' There
was n large attendance and the torai
offerings were profuse and beautiful
Mrs. Lewis Melvin. whose condition has
been critical, lis said to be slightly I'M
oged.-Clifford Terrill of Detroit
Mich. liz in town. being called here by
the death OF his sister.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Con
gregational Church will give candy
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QUEER FREAK OF THE WIND
Shed WeiGhinE Ton Carried Across
Street When Nothing Else f.
Disturbed.

CRESTON, Ia, July 6.-(Special. IA
queer phenomenon was witnessed here
Monday afternoon, when out OF a cloudiess
sky, and with scarcely a breeze stirring.
a COW shed, weighing over q ton, was
suddenly picked up and carried across the
street on to a vacant lot and set down in
tact. The freak caused considerable
anxiety on the part of those who witnessed
1t. Thunder was heard during the hours
of 4 and o'clock several times, about the
time the Cyclone" was noticed. On either
side Of the she'd at the time 1t was lifted.
only q slight breeze existed and no further
disturbance took place.
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LUDWIG NOBEL HOME BURNED
Son aAd DauEhter of Russian Mil
hOnaire on AGRgnate Lose
Hfvea I'm Fire

VIBoRG., Finland. July 6.--The palatiai
country. house here Of Ludwig Nobel. the
multi millionaire oil magnate OF ST. Peters
burg was destroyed by fire last night M.
Nobefs son and daughter, aged and s,
respectively. were burned to death, Their
governess made heroic efforts to save her
charges and on failing went raying mad
and attempted suicide. The parents were
at st. Petersburg at the time OF the dis
aster.9
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American Cadets An BerlIn.

KEEL. July s.-Aceor MED by fifteen
officers, ls1 cadets OF the American train
ing squadron, which anchored here last
week, left here today on a special train for
Berlin, where they expect to remain for
several days on sightseeing tour OF the
German capital.
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Twenty-seven Deaths In PittsburE.
PITTSBURG. July 5.-The thermometer
here registered 81 degrees shortly before
noon There have been twenty-seven
deaths and sixty-fiye prostrations in this
city since the hot spell began last Friday
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ABERDEEN. s. D.. July 5.-(special.l-
Miss Marguerite Carpenter. a young girl
homesteader OF Perkins county. was the
victim OF . particularly despicable form OF
theft last week. When she returned from
q visit to a friend she found some one
had entered her claim shack and had car
ried away all her possessions. Furniture.
bedding. dishes. cooking utensils. clothing
and jewelTy were all gone. There u no