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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

POISON MYSTERY DEePENS
Deaths at Mary Marphy Mine Net Due
TO PtomAine.

Denver, Colo.-With the death of John
Laverson tower, Al English capitalist,
at Colorado Springs, the mystery snr-
rounding supposed poisoning Of several
persons at the Mary Murphy mine near
Bueua Vista two weeks ago has deep
enei Five deaths already have occurred
among persons who ate in the boarding
house October 81.
George = collins, general manager Of
the mine. declared that the Investigation
made by physicians OF the food eaten a.
the boarding house disclosed no traces OF
ptomaIue poison.
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NEW JERSEY.
Democrats Elect Twelve Of the Fourteen
Congressman

Paterson. y. The congressman elect
ed in New Jersey ares First district. wm.
j. Browning. Republican; Second district.
John j. Gardner, Republican; Third dis
triet. Thomas J. Scnly. Democrat: I:
Fourth district, Allen r. Walsh, Demo
erat: Fifth district. VIM. 2. Tutle. Jr..
Democrat; Sixth district. Lewis J. Mar
tin, Demosrat; Seventh district, Robert
@. Brenner. nsmocrAt; Eighth District.
Eugene =. kinkiad, DEMOCRAT; Ninth dis
triet. Walter !. Mccoy. Democrat; Tent
District, Edward W. To~nsend Demo
erat; Eleventh district. John J. Eesn,
Democrat; rwelfta district. James A.
Hammil, Democrat. Total Republican,
2; Dsmocrats, II.
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MEATS ARE HIGHER
Vegetables. However. Have Declined Dur.
ing the Past Year.

Washington--The high cost of living
continued to soar during the past year,
50 far As meat eaters were concerned.
according to a report issued by the de-
partemnt of agriculture Vegetarian-,
however, were gamers, for according 10
the official showing, virtually all vesg-
tables enumerated in the governmental
list fell in price. With the single exeep-
ion Of beans. which cost on the farm
SABA on October Is last. a. against So
on the same date last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

the largest ever given any candidate for
Pr.sideat.
Thomas K. Marshall Of Indiana will
70 into Office with him to preside over
NE senate a. vice president.
Theodore Roosevelt. head Bull M.oss
Of the new Progressive party. was the
-runner-up- in the fight for the pre.i.
dency. lie earriel seven ststc-. with A
total electoral vote Of III. William
Howard Taft vas third in the raer. The
majority Of the voters ia only five state.
expressed their confidence in him. anI
When the electoral vote J.. ca, he viii
eet total Of twenty-oue.
Early returns gave GOV. Wilson ami
Gov. Marshall the solid SOUTH and ,h,.
states Of Connecticut. Delaware. Ken
tueky. Maine, Maryland Massachusetts
Ne~ York. West Virginia. Indiana ani
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Graft in the Navy.

wsshington--A system Of graft il
the navy eommissAry department wh,-a
may reach every ship in the Atlantic
fleet has besn revealed BY a secret in
vestigatioa which, Rear Admiral Oster-
hAus reported to the navy department.
has resulted in the confession q Is. T.
Davis, ehief eommissar, steward Of the
bsstlsshiP louisiana Admiral Osterhaus'
report contains on details further than
that Davis has implicated stewards OF
other ships Of the flset-at least six
and several contractors.
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JERSEY IS WILSON'S.
Home State Rolls Up Majority of at
Least IS. 1000 for Him.

Newark. y. New Jersey Ia, given
Wilson a plurality over Roosevelt Re
turns show Taft in third place Iiis vote
Was less than half of Wilson's.
The heaviest vote ever cast in the
state and long ballot delayed the count.
Ten Of the states representatives in
the next congress will b. Democrats /:
two will Be- Republicans. The DsmO-
Gratis gain three over their present rep
reseHtatIon. A Democrat will <ueces.
Frank o. Briggs a. United States sen
ator.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, O.-Returns give Wilson
plurality in the state Of 100000 to no.
COO.
Congressman James Cox of Dayton re-
esivsi approximately the same plurality
for governor. and the entire Democratic
state ticket Is elected.
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BOY WONDER IN STREET
I. c. KrnEeL at IS. centrolS Manhattan
Insurance company.

New York--AnoiAer boy wizard %
finance has come to the froat ia Wall
street in the p~rsoa Of Ira c. kriuSeL
Who has obtaiIed oontFol Of The ManhAt-
tan Life Insurance oomPaay.
NJ. Kringel at IS years Of age owns
the capital stoek Of eompaay With sss.-
100000 Of outstanding insurance con
tracts. sI0o.ooo capital and total assets
Of S22 900. COO.
Mr. kri1Eel, Nho has rivalsd the coup
Of Thomas Fortune Ryan IN buying the
Equitable Lfe Assurance Soeiety from
James Hazen Hyde, had his rise IN the
financial district as corporation note
broker, By no means a spectacular en-
ployment-
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TEXAS.

Dallas. Tex.-Returns show that VII
sons Texas majority is approximately
10000 in total vote of about 40,
coo, which is somewhat lighter than the
total vote in 1908. Wilson's vote Is
slightly larger than that of Bryan's in
1908 and the vote for Roosevelt and Tai.
cobined is less than the 5000 votes for
Taft four years ago
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Troops csi,sd Out

Jacksonville. FIa.-As result of dis
srd,r and rio;ins here in connection with
the street car strike. Gov. Gilchrist has
ordered out the First and Seeond regi-
men;s, state troops, comprising about
5000 men.
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LOSSES ARE 10000
Total Number OF KILLED and weunaed
en- Beth Sides-

NiennA.-AecoFl4ng 70 a military sa-
thoriiy here the total number Of the
killed and wounded on both sides in the
aslkan war uP to MonaAy Is 10000
men. The l1sses are distributed as fol-
ioxs
At Kirk-Kiiis=eh and AdriaHoPle-
Turks. IS 600; BuIvarians. 7,o0o.
A. Luie BurxEs ami during the Turkish
retreat-TuTks, 10000. Bulgariaas, as
Oo0.
At NumAzGVa-Tg-xs. ..ooaI S<r-
vians. 5000.
Seutari and vieinity-Turks, 1000;
Moutenezrins. 5000.
In small eugagemeuts-Turks, 5000;
Serviaus. aeon
In engasements With the Creek
Turks. 2.0o0; Greeks. 1000.
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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee-Complete returns through
out the state indicate that Wilson has
swept Wisconsin By from 10000 TO 30
90 votes The nemOcratie candidate ear
ried Milwaukee county over Taft by
close 10 10000.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Mo.-WiIson wins in Mis-
souri, by 100000.
nemocratiee ongressmen were re-elect-
ed in the First, Third, Eighth and Ninth
districts, and Democratic congressman
returned from the Fifteenth. In the
Twelfth, Dyer (R-i led Gill, his Demo
cratic opponent, b. 1000.
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coHFEssEs TO OLD CRIME.
Kentuekian Admits Killing Man at Cow
ington q Years Ago.

Dallas, Tex.-The police Moaday made
public = confession given them by q. II.
Rose, asserting that twenty-four years
ago at Coviuston, ny. he killed W. II.
Morris. He saia he went under the
name of y. W. Isgersall when he killed
Morris. Rose .i-o said that twenty-four
years ago AZ Independent, Ny, he stole
$40 from Austain Stephens. Rose has
resided in Dallas Tor twenfy-three years
and Is fo-ty-six years old
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BETTING WAS LIGHT.
IS TO Against Taft and to I Against
Roosevelt Recorded.

New York.-Rarely has there been a
presidential election in which the betting
has been so light.
The fact that the election of Gov. VIII
son was taken for granted by the sport
ing fraternity in general was conducive
Of tight bands on bank rolls. The odds
on Wilson we're TO 6.
A. high as to l a,-ainst Roosevelt was
offered, with few takers Several small
xagers of IS to were recorded against
President Taft.
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jacksonville. Fla.-Women joined in
the violence in connection with the street
car strike hire Monday when a party If
more than a iozen attacked stree, car
with bricks, bottles and other missiles.
They made their escape before a hurry
call brought a squad OF miliameu 70 "a,
scene.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

the largest ever given any candidate for
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

remember that they are to represent the
people and not any interest, and will be
jealous to formulate in legislation and
principles, either enuneiated in Demo
cratic platforms or growing out of the
basic principles of Jeffersonian demor-
raey, and if judicial representatives will
give Us the perfection of reason in the
light Of today and not in the light of
two centuries ago, and shah be content
to soHssHue and aoi 70 make stslulery
Law.
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super.preaanourht Launched.

New York.-The super-dreadnoush;
New York greatest Of the worlds sea
fighters. Wa launched Wednesday at the
New York navy yards, Brooklyn. Forty
thousand persons, ineludiHg President
TAFT and the secretary OF the navy, Wit
aessed the ceremony.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

n safe Democratic districts to main
at least the present Democrats
snbsrship of the house of representa-
=, which would give them $50 out
a total membership of ABS, free ma
ity of thirty.
hamp Clark, Democratic speaker of
house, has been returned to congress
an overwhelming majority from the
fth Missouri district, and undoubtedly
BE speaker of the Sixty-third con-
sA
contrast to the triumphant return
champ Clark the returns from the
Ehteenth Illinois district show the de-
Of former Speaker Joseph G. Can
?, after serving thirty years in con-
-. q continuous service, but for a
tak of tao years. He was speaker for
kht years.
William b. Mckinley, in the Nine
rnth district, ako has been defeated.
vas the Taft pre-convention manager
vas fought bitterly both BY the
moerats and the Progressives.
Returns in Massachusetts, show that
Democrats will have I60 of the ESQ
ts in the legislature and viii elect a
(moerat to the United States senate 20
rceed Winthrop Murray Crane This
i be the fret Democrat sent to the
hited States senate from Massachusetts,
pee Charles Sumner.
The New Jersey legislature also will
Democratic on joint ballot and viii
nd a Democrat TO the senate in WASH
Eton to suecs led Frank o. Briggs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia, s. C.-Returns show that
Gov. Wilson has carried South Carolina
by $4,000 majority. The Socialist ticket
polled 9s votes The state and congress
sional candidates for the Democracy are
elected.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington, DeL-Woodrow Wilson
carried Delaware by 10000 plurality.
The next legislature will be Democratic
and it will elect a successor to United
States Senator II. A. Richardson, Re
publican.
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Congratulates wilsou-
BRYAN coNGRArULAIES
Believes Wilson's Administrative Win
Be Blessing to Nation

Lincoln. Neb.-w. J. Bryan sent the
following Telegram to Gov. Wilson:
Il most heartily congratulate you and
the country upon your election Your
splendid victory has borne fruit. | am
sure your administration will prove a
blessing to the nation and q source Of
strength TO our party"
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DID NOT VOTE FOR SON.
Father of Gov. Johnson Casts Ballot fsf
Democrats.

Sacramento, CaL-Grove l. johnson,
father of the Progressive candidate for
vies-president, Hiram ". johnson. did
hot east his ballot for his son. He voted
for Wilson and MARSHALL He was de-
feated at the primaries for the Repub
lean nomination for assembIyman-
MY -on il on the wrong side OF the
political fence said Mr.. johnson.
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KENTUCKY

For wnsor-L0uisviIle Goes Into Demo.
cratic Ranks
Louisville. ky-It became evident esrIy
Wilson wouh carry Kentucky BY = heavy
majority. Several s;roug Republican
counties went into the D~mocratie col
una and Ire county Tor the 6rst time
IN it, history gave a majority for the
Democratic noninee- Returns from ia0
eounties N the state give Wilson approx
imatsly 10000. a plurality over both
Taft and Roosevelt Of about 10000.
Louisville and tse rest of the Fifth Dis.
trict were carried BY the Democrats.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore.-Woodrow Wilson carried
Maryland by 2s,ooo plurality.
All Of the five Democratic congressman
from Maryland wers reelected
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CONNECTICUT.

New Hsvsn.-Connecticut which four
years ago gave Taft plurality of 1900.
gave good-sized maiorities TO Wilson for
president and Baldwin 3D. for governor.
Democrats also elected five congressman.
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INDIANA.

indianapolis, lnd--Returns from Indi-
ana Indicate a great victory for the Dem
ocrats on both national and state tick
cts Woodrow Wilson's plurality over
Taft Is I33, 900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

Rhode Island also became a doubtful
state, but swung TO Taft.
The uncertainty regarding Vermont
vas settled by the announcement of the
complete vote, which gave Mr.. Taft a
majority of s2i votes.
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Wind. Hal And Rain

Goree. TeX.-A wind. rain and hail
storm swept thls SEXTON Friday night.
Hail which fell 10 a depth OF about three
inches caused heavy damage. All eottoF
lett on stalks was stripped
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KANSAS.

Tofeka, Kas--Returns indicate that
Roosevelt carried Kansas over Wilson BY
10000 plurality, Taft apparently running
a poor third.
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-Returns from wyo-
ming indicate that Taft has carried tie
state by a safe plurality.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
ILLINOIS.

New YOrk.-National Chairman Ne
Combs of the Democratic national com
mittee comedies Roosevelt victory in
Illinois.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
OREGON.

Portland 0re.-RetuEns Indicate that
Wilson has carried Oregon by q .aEs
plurality, with Roosevelt sseoHa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
NORTH DAKOTA.

Grand Forks, y. D. Wilson carried
North Dakota. Taft and Roosevelt ran
close together, but far behiad wuson.
The Republican ssAse tiskes hss wen.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, R. I-indieations point to
the state swinging with the Democratic
eoluma iof the hFst time since the civil
var,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
NEVADA.

Reno, Nev.-Returns from precincts
throughout the state give Wilson sub
stantial lead over Taft and Roosevelt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

Missouri A the night advanced and re-
turns from the West began to come in,
the earlier estimates were confirmed. and
Montana, New Jersey aud New Mexico
were added TO those certain for the Dem
Ocratie candidates, while scattering re
turns from San Francisco ami Los An
geles made it probable that California
might j0iH the Wilson-MarshaIl caiuai l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
MICHIGAN.

Observation-Disclosures show Taft I2347.
Roosevelt 2o.530. Wilson 1906. II +
conceded Roosevelt will carry the state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
FLORIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla.-Wilson carries Flor
ida by the usual Democratic majority.
Every Democratic candidate has been
elected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, Y. C-Returns from over
the state show a large vote. with Wilson
carrying the state by $4,000 majority.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
LOUISIANA
sstu Loyal-Rooseveit Is Running Sec
oAd and Taft Third

New Orleans, La.-Louisiana has given
its usual Democratic majority to Gov.
Wilson, Roosevelt running well ahead of
Taft.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

| Chicago.-The United States went
emoerstic.
Woodrow Wilson OF New Jersey will
the twenty-eighth president of tle
nited States He carried thirty-six
|htes, with a total of $50 electoral votes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Pa.-Roosevelt has car
ried the state by 25,002.
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G. o. p. ANNIHILArED-T. r.
Col Roosevelt Says Progressives Win
Control in 1915

New York.-CoL Roosevelt telephOned
friends at the Union League Club that
the Progressive party has annihilated
the Republican party in the nation and
would control the national committee and
national convention in 1916.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-11-07

Omaha. Neh.-wilsOa has q plurality
of so.epQ ia shs state
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-15
YOUNG NURSE ARRESTED
Wandering In Village of Mendon and
Apparently Demented.

Rutland, Oct. 13.-Wandering in the
rain of early this morning through
the village of Mendon. small hamlet,
a few miles from this city, a young
woman nurse, giving the name of
Sarah Meader, was found and later
detained by the local officers after
her insane actions had caused a COM
plant to be lodged by C. E. Aines.
The woman's appearance caused the
police to believe they had Amelie
McAuley Leonard, the nurse who re-
Gently acquired notoriety by escap-
ing from the Worcester State hospital
for the insane. This theory was,
however, exploded when this after
noon the matron and an attendant, to-
gether with a member of the State
police, came to Rutland and at the
House of Correction said she was not
the person wanted. The story told
by the woman gave rise to the sus-
picion that she was the fugitive want
ed. She talked with a Scottish accent
and told of working in hospitals in
various parts of the country Her
description tailed in almost every
particular. The woman under arrest
here has been in the vicinity for a
few days and her actions were re-
garded as queer by the authorities at
Poultney,- where she passed the day,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-15
CHEAP CUTS OF MEAT.
A Flank of Beef May Be Made as Psla-
table as Turkey

The woman who is spending % and
30 cents pound for porterhouse steak
Is wantoDly throwing away her hus-
bands money, when she can serve him
better and cheaper with cuts at and
10 cents a pound. OF course the secret
Of this radical economy lies in know
Ing how to treat these cheaper cuts.
Plate meat, which is sold at ten cents
a pound, has one objection-that of fat
ness With, however, care In the mat
ter of timely preparation, this can be-
come the leading element in a delicious
stew or pot roast. OF course you can't
telephone your order to the butcher at
and serve your dinner at if you
wish to introduce the element of econ
omy in the evolution Of your meat
dishes.
For example. one treatment of
flank of beef, by no less lady than
the wife Of famous judge and one
time Democratic candidate for the
presidency, was to dredge it. first en-
tirely of bone, then she rolled II. tied
It with string and pot roasted it. Aft
er this she set 1t out overnight with
a heavy weight. IL was served cold
for Sunday dinner, and, when cut thin
with very sharp knife, the butcher
himself couldn't tell what lit was, de-
claring it quite as palatable as turkey.
Edith Townsend Kaufman in Les
lies.
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Nor. Good Road, Planned.

State highway commissioners Of sew
eral states. engineers and others inter
ested in road improvement in different
parts Of the country attended the an
nual meeting Of the American Road
Builders association. Several changes
in the organizations constitution and
bylaws were made and plans formu-
lated for extending the work Of the
association throughout the United
States and Canada. The following Of
f1cers were elected: Harold Parker,
chairman Of the Massachusetts, state
highway commission, president; E. L.
Powers Of New York, secretary; Ma
jor Walter W. Crosby, chief engineer
Of the Maryland state roads commits
SION, treasures.
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]. W. TYNON
ARLINGTON. VT.
WANTS TO SEE YOU

He wants to show you Plastergon
WalIboard and prove to you that for
walls and ceilings nothing yet invent
ed can compare with 1t.
1t makes no difference whether you
are building a mansion, small home,
a cottage or garage, you surely ought
to see Plastergon before you go fur
Their.
Perhaps you are preparing to re-
model some rooms or put lovely
extra room in the attic-you can do 1t
with Plastergon and do 1t better,
cheaper and quicker than with old
fashioned lath and plaster. You must
see Plastergon before you can realize
what a really wonderful wallboard 1t
is-once on, it is on to stay; it never
wears out, cracks or breaks.
Anyone can put it on; it is mois-
ture proof, .vermin proof, fire and
sound retarding.
1t is the only treated wallboard in
use. 1t resists heat and cold, which
means that your rooms will be colder
in summer and warmer Saving coal
bills in winter
Plastergon is furnished in panels
of just the proper size to suit re-
Quirements. With it the most hand
some designs can easily be arranged
to suit parlor, library, living-room,
dining-room or bedroom.
AS an interior finish for garages, of
fees, factories or restaurants, it Is
economical and appropriate.
See Tynon, Arlington, VT, about
Plastergon, the guaranteed wallboard
the first chance you get He will tell
you that the Plastergon Wall Board
Company of Tonawanda, N. Y, have
a Service Department that will glad
ly furnish you, without cost, COM
plete panel design and estimate for
your requirements. Sample of Plas-
tergon furnished on request,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-15
Have You Assurance.

of lifelong employment? If not,
what provision are you making for
the days when a younger man will be
wanted in your place? Endowment
insurance is combination of savings
and protection. Rates quoted on re
quest. National Life ms. Co, of VT
(Mutual) Earle S. Kinsley, General
Agent, Mead Building, Rutland, Vt
adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-15

Friday. She will be held here pend
ing an investigation and probate ex-
animation as to her mental condi-
ton.
The Meader woman is about %
years old, has brown hair and gray
blue eyes, and weighs about 1875
pounds. She says she is a Canadian
by birth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-15
MORE SMALL Pox
Three New Cases Reported in Barre
Sunday.

Montpelier, Oct 13.-Three new
cases of smallpox developed in Barre
today and more are expected. A
strict quarantine is in force there. but
none between this city and Barre.
Free vaccination begins here tomor-
row. Dr. C. s. Caverly, president of
the State board of health, said today
that the board is considering shutting.
Barre off from the outside world as
an emergency measure, but this will
not be done unless the situation war
rants it. Much indignation is ex-
pressed here because 100 Barre peos
pie were at the Columbus day bal1
last night.
Health officer j. w. Jackson has
tadopted in full the recommendations
of the State board of health and pub
lie gatherings of every nature, includ-
ing church services and schools have
been prohibited until fui her notice
two weeks or more at the least. The
Barre poor farm has beSn made a
pest house.