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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-07
DIR. sun I1ces From China.

PEkIN, Aug. 6.-Dr. sun Vat Sen,
former provisional president OF the
republic, but now one of the leaders
in the Southern revolution. has fled
the country on board n japanese
steamer bound for Formosa, an ISL
and belong to Japan in the China
Sea off the province Of Shi-kien.
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ment in the undertaking.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-07
COLLEGE
AND C0NSERVATORY OF MUstu

AND CoNSERVAT0RY OF MUSIC
Junior College for Women,
o5rd year Historic Dad college 20 nfsI m
9 city whose business Is sdueaiipn
schools Of Music, Art Elocution and 10.
nestle scienee 20 college trained instrur.
tors, large buildings 60 acre campus 'ir
outdoor sports Home care For yea bo,k
address Mrs. L. W. 81. Clair Moss. Pres
$40 College Place.
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Isaac Marsctte, who was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital several weeks
ago suffering from spinal trouble, has
been brought home in a hopeless condi-
ton and taken to the town farm.-Frank
Bashaw, who has been III for two weeks,
has so far recovered as to return to his
position in Fred Summers market.--Mrs.
Fannie H. Parmclee has issued invita-
tons for a dancing party to be given
at the Brandon Inn Thursday evening,
February o7.-NIrs. Margaret Griffin has
resigned her position as nurse at cam B.
Hinsman's in Rutland and is with her
sister, Mrs. r. w Boyd, on Franklin
street for short time.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kingsley have been called to Pitts
ford by the death OF Mrs. Kincslcys
father. William Barton Shaw. MIR. Shaw
was in the oSth year of his age and
was probably the oldest living native Of
Rutland county. Miss Catherine Juno
entertained a number of her young friends
Saturday afternoon. the occasion being
her birthday. Miss Sadie Downs Of Rut-
land spent Sunday at y. W. Boyds.
The funeral of the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buregard,
who died Sunday, was held Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock Intermcnt was in
the Catholic cemetery.-Saturday. WASH
ingtons birthday, all the stores will be
closed all day. They Will keep open Fri
day cvening.-Charles NJ Winslow was
elected delegate Sunday from the Con-
grega tional Church to attend the installa-
ton of the Rev. Arthur Bradford as
pastor of the Congregational Church in
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who is seriously i'll, is somewhat more
comfortable ana his son, Edwin Young,
returned Wednesday to Concord, NJ H.
Mrs. Lewis Williams was In town We'd
nesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Lewis
Jerd.-Mrs. Samuel Abbott of Bethel ana
her young son came Wednesday to be
guests of Mrs. Guy Lamson.-Mrs Sarah
Thompson returned Monday from a 10
days stay in Boston and vicinity ana Is
with her father, william Booth.-Mrs
Edna Falrta nks came from Newport
N. H., where she Is passing the winter
with her son, Fred, and family to re-
main n few days with friends here
Mrs. Curtis of Bethel came Wednesday
to visit her son at the sanitarum, who is
recovering from an opcration.-The ladies'
of the Eastern Star will give supper
I'm the ante rooms of the Masonic hall
Thursday night at $50, after which the
regular meeting will be held and degrees
conferred Mrs W. G. and Mrs. T.. #.
Emerson will give a card party at the
Emerson home Friday afternoon.-Mrs.
a. NJ. Hubbard went to Montpelier We'd
nesday and attended the meeting of
Robert Morris Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star
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MADER0 ARRESTED IN
PALACE BY A RUS

Mexico City, Feb. s.-Francsco l. Madero, arrested nI
NATIONAL palace this afternoon by General Banquet of his
commanders was forced to his resignation from the preside
zen Ntoano lucra commander of the federal troops vi
have been 1ghmg Daz has been proclaimed provisional
Glstave Nadero and all the cabinet ministers with the Ell
ton OF Erneso Madero under The president oil
republic Jose lno Suarez still liberty but in hiding
The American ambassador and the other diplomats
conference at the American embassy this evening the pr
Of discussing the reesablisment and the further ord
ton Of the foreign reidents
Tonight the Zocalo the plaza the palace
ammed with derious crowd with banners inscribed
Liberty shouting for Diaz uera Banquet Mondraro
The members of the Madero family were in Cha
epec castle wisked automobile friends who
learned of the coup at the national palace. i
kilograms have been the
them of the proclamation of ucrta provisional president
also to the military commanders assuring them that general
tons will he held for president
General uera made speech from the balcony of the
the assembled crowds He declared that he had personal
announced himself military governor and Gen
banquet military commander of the federal district
1t is fully believed that definite will be
between the rebel forces and General ura The negotiations
be conducted through the American emhassy.
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MIDDLESEX.

school in district No. will close this
week Mrs H. Comstock and daughter
Miss Ella. closed their schools, the village
-rammHr and primary, Friday.-Irving
Reynolds is putting in a large supply of
ice to supply the village with ice next
Summer-Mrs. :. *. Darling Of Mont
pelier spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Ira
Johnson Carrie Swift, head nurse
at the Barre City hospital accompanied
by another of the staff, Miss Calhcrara,
came Monday and spent the night and
part of Tuesday with Miss Swifts par
cnts, Mr.. ana Mrs Lewis Swift-Mrs,
Salone Fay and daughter, Mrs Eva Com
stock, who have spent the past three
months with the son and brother, II.
ComstOck, went to Montpelier to remain
for "A few weeks with a daughter and
sister. Mrs Eunice, before going to their
home in Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Parry spent Sunday in Montpelier With
Mrs. Parrys sister. Mrs. Witt.-Frank
Salouc has finished work for f. f. Hills
ana gone to Moretovn to work for Mr..
Russell on the Andrews place.
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ALBANY.

The Phelps post held a campfire Feb
rt,ary IL, concentrating the birth Of
Abraham Lincon.--The grange has made
arrangements to have J. II. Dodge speak
February 81 at Newton's hall, on The
Construction of Good Roads. Peter Nc
Queen will give a lecture in Newton's hall
March on Mexico. Harry Hodges cut
his foot the other day and 10 stitches had
to be taken--F. II. Pierce has rented the
building used by the Syndicate company
~ Orleans and takes possession March
!. He expects to move his family there
as soon after as can be arranged
Clara Conant, who has spent several
weeks with her brother, George Law
renee, has returned home.-Mrs. Dana
McGaree was called to Knowton. p. O,
last week on account of the serious illness
OF her mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Finn of orleans are visiting in town
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The body of Fred Parker who died on
Thursday at the home VI his daughter at
Middleboro, Mass Wa Drought mere
and funeral services were held
at the tniversalist church sat
uray afternoon, tho Rev NJ. G..
Lcdyard oniciating. Mr.. Parker was
long a prominent citizen of this town.-A
son was born to Mr. aud Mrs. Leon G.
Smith Friday night.--A son, the 18th
child, was recently born to MIR. and Mrs
j. Maloney, who live in the East Roxbury
neighborhood. The large ice house In the
rear of the d. Sployd store at the Center
is being filed, and 1t is UNDERSTOOD that Il
market and general store is shortly to be
opened thcrc.-Tho funeral was held
Saturday of Mrs. Mary Hurley, one OF the
oldest inhabitants Of the town, who died
at her residence at Mortified Falls. Bur-
ial was in the Catholic cemetery.-Amy
Allen, the little daughter of G. j. Allen,
received serious injury from the kick OF
a horse Saturday, her face being badly
cut and several teeth knocked out
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WESTFIELD

Mrs. Woodcock, who has been i'll AT the
. ONE of her daughter, Mrs. W!ll Bryant,
died Sunday morning Of an internal can
ccrous trOUhlc.-Mrs. Roy Sinclair of
Lowell If expected to spend this week
with her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Beware
There was only a fair attendance at the
entertaining lecture by the Rev. j. O.
Anderson of Derby Friday evening"
Ernest Rcnwarc went to st. JohnSbury
Friday to work in an automobile repair
shop. George Goddard and son, Ray
mond. are sainins from the measles. W.
o. Wright is driving the express team for
a few days. Tho Rev. N. w. Farman
was at home from Montpelier over Sun
day on account OF the i'll health OF his
mother--Little Airline Miner has the
me observation-disclosures han was sold Sat-
urdoy at public auction 10 ". -, Miller
OF Troy for sg15
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HEAD OF VASSAR RESIGN
Rumor That Friction with Trust,
Caused DIR. TnNInr's Nrtinn.

Poughkeepsic, Feb. lS.-Dr. james Nd
roe Taylor, whose resignation as pre-.
dent of Nassar College was anuouuc
YESTERDAY maintained silence last mig
as to his reason, and this has led to C.
belief that he is not satisfied with +
position OF has bad some misundustan
ing with the trustees
a member of the board denied Ia
night that DR.. Taylors resignation W
the result Of any friction, but declin
to say whether the resignation 60
tanned any stipulations. 1t had not be
intended. it was said, that Dr. Taylor
resignation should have been made pu
lie at this lime although it was receiv
nearly a Weoi, ago
Dr. Taylor has been president of t
college for = years His resignation w
30 into effect d. the close of the Ju'
term,
Mrs. }. Rylaud kcndrich, who has u.
resigned as principaL says she is elvi
up her place because OF i'll health.
Beginning next fall the old system
having one principal for the whole sch.
will he abandoned. it is said, and the
will be principal for each hall
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CRAFTSBURY.

RS, Emma Gage is assisting in the
millinery store of Mrs. f. y. Nelson
benjamin Cutler and family are with
Mrs 4. 6. Moodie.-Ncllic Allen of Bar
ton Is in town for "A few wceks.--Mss
Ida Willard teacher Of the higher de-
partment of the village school. returned
TO her home in Enosburg the first OF the
week, accompanied 10y Miss Rosa Smith.
primary teacher The annual donation of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and So
ciety will be held in tho Methodist Epis-
copal Church Tuesday evening. February
%, The Rev. &. d. Pierce will give a talk
on his travels in Canada. Special music
will BIO furnished by male quartetto.-
MRS. y. :. Sawyer gave a party Friday
Two small children OF Fred Green, who
have been seriously i'll, threatened with
pneumonia, are improving Miss Lora
Witt of this town and Richard Allen Of
Greensboro were married last week. After
a short wedding trip they will make their
homo I'm Greensboro.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Henry Leach. Il respected resident OF
this town, died early Sunday morning at
the age Of 60 His health had been fall
ing for some time and a few weeks ago
he sustained "a shock other attacks fol-
lowed, and he gradually failed until the
end came. lie was an Industrious farmer
and a member and supporter of the CON
"rcgational church lic was born in the
town of Eden and married Ella Smith
of cabot q wears ago Besides his wife,
he leaves four brothers and one sister.
The funeral was held at the homo Tues
day afternoon, Mrs. Even officiating In
tcrmont was in the village cemetery.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Mrs. Margaret Crown visited her son
In Ryegate over Sunday. j. Lindsay
has been i'll a week.-Mrs.. f. Il. Harrison
Is improving slowly.--The Ladies' Home
Circle met with Mrs. Rose Tolman Thurs
day for dnner.-The valentine social Fri
day at the Congregational Church par
lors was well attended.-At the regular
meeting of Caspian Lake Grange Thurs
day evening the following questions we're
discussed. How can we make this a
year of the greatest possible benefit to
each member" and I'm what ways can
this grange be a benefit to this commun-
tyc"-The Hazen Road Pomona Grange
will hold its next meeting at the new
school hail with Caspian Lake Grange
Saturday .--The next lecture of the course
will be the evening of the 25th by Harry
BOwscr.
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MONTPELIER.

Announcement has just been made Of
the marriage Of Albert G. Laird of this
city ana Miss Mac G. Shackrtt of Middle
bury at Champaign, y. Y, November 80.
They will reside in this city
\ large business deal was consummatcd
Monday afternoon when John Peck of
the firm of Peck Bros, plumbers. with
his son, Nelson Peck, and Maurice W.
Dewey, after forming themselves into a
corporation with a capital of S3o,NM pur-
chased the hardware store of Fred l..
blanchard. who has conducted this bust
ness here for 81 years. The new firm VII
b" known az the Peck Bros. company.
Maurice W. Dewey Will manage the hard.
ware store, while Mr. Peck and his son
will conduct the plumbing and heating
end. Tn officers of the new corporation
are: President John Peck; treasurer, Mel
son peck assistant treasurer, Maurice w
Dewey.
Or c. r.. Chandler purchased Tuesday
=. VI. Cor'y's halr interest I'm tho
Chandler Cory block on state street. The
price paid was $1,000
Mrs. Phooh" Brttolt, aged 90 Years died
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. George
Trombi'o. iato Monday might of hardening
Of the arteries and pneumonia. Eight
years ago She fractured her hip and was
never able 10 walk again. She was born
in Ware, n H., Sentembor -, $50 and
for many years lived in StarksDoro, Where
She married Erwin Br1t,el in 1873, She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. George
Tromhlce. and son, Elbridgc A.
Brittell Of Elmira y. Y. i prayer serv-
ice was held at the house Tuesday after
noon and the body will he taken to
StarkShoro Thursday morning for inter
ment at South Starkshoro Friday morn
ing, The services viii boo held at the home
OF her srauduicce, Mrs David Follansbcc.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY.

The christian Eudcavor society enjoyed
Valentines social at the church Friday
evening, members Of tho Bethany society
OF Montpelier being their guests Selec-
tons We're rendered by the orchestra,
readings given by Miss Robinson and vo-
cal solos by Mis- Hooker A history of
ST. Valentines day was given by Miss
Eessic Cook and an account of the ride
to Montpclic; written and read by Ar
thur Miller. Games were played and re-
freshmonts scrvcd.-Thc Waterbury Inn
now numb, $ among it, guests about 81
from Montreal Valentines day marked
the sixth year of Landlord and Mrs. Da-
ViS's keeping of the Inn. Ii. II. Stewart
Of Montreal wrote an original poem and
in behalf of the people presented Mr.
and Mrs. Davis with a handsome vase
Dorsey Harcourt, who has been i'll at the
Waterbury Inn, is somewhat improved -
Mrs. Janus Crossett IL in poor health
DR. G.. :. Bidwell left Friday noon to Join
Mrs Bidwcll ana to visit relatives in Bel
lows Falls.-The remains of W. II. Bill
ingS were taken to Watsfield Yesterday
for burial. Mr. Billings was formerly a
prominent lumherman here. His steam
of az" and leaves TWO children, Arthur
BILLINGS and Mrs. John Deal of this place.
At the annual meeting of the board
OF trade at the Waterbury, Inn Tues
day Feb. II the following officers
were elected: President, T.. T.. Calnp-
bell: president, Dr. c. s BidwnlI.
secretary. T. f.. .Iosvln. treasurer. ".
F. Clark: chairman Of committee an
ra ilroads, C. G. Graves. chairman Of
committee on education r "a pon,i,-
lore. chairman of committac ~, ,o,.i.
lation. c. A. Se,hurv. cbairr,or ~
committees IN agriculture w A,,ors
chairman of committee. an oa,,or,I,,,..
and nrintinp = @ Lamb. ch,irmar %
.comn,+too an. sur,,,or roso-+ iu,ona..a
w = Davis. chairman or oor,nitt.a
nm ro,, indust,dos " par,,,,, =.
tho horouot a. cot ,ou.n ,rh. ,.,,o.. :
NJ honor wore 1r,t+od Stotos Su,a,.i,,
,en1ort of Good poods ur Dad.,a -
yyosbirctor II - o,d L.. n w..
,or sccretor, ~ tbo C.rootor 1to.n,,,,
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LOWELL.

\ son, Russell was born February IS
to Mr., and Mrs. Ara Pope, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chellis A, Kinsley are the parents
of a son. born February lb.--Mrs. ]. f.
Stephenson and daughter, Alice, have
gone to Concord, n. H.. 10 spend
a few weeks with Miss Helen
Stephenson.-Esr Barney had one
of his fingers amputated by "A dressing
saw in the mill of J. Fl Silsby & Co. Sat
urdaA Charles Briggs has rented his
farm to John Thompson of Newport Cen
ter for a Year,-Mr. and Mrs, A, a, Blake
spent the Weekend in Derby,
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DERBY.

Corliss Bay died Thursday Of old age
The funeral was held Saturday at New
port and intermcnt was in the Catholic
cemetery. He leaves wife, several chil-
dren. and brothers and sisters.-Mrs
George Circuit IL III. A daughter was born
to Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Wilder last
week.--There was a union meeting in the
congregational Church Sunday evening
at which time the Rev. &. Smith address,
ed the audience upon temperance topics.
Evangelist Louis +. Smith will be here
from February u to March - and will
preach each evening except Saturday in
the Methodist Church.
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caucuses. reported adversely. Mr. Mar
tin of Bennington proposed to amend by
adding new section repeating all acts
and parts of acts inconsistent with this
act. Motion lost. y motion that the bill
be ordered to lie was voted down.
Mr.. Watson Of St. Adams city asked
that the speaker he permitted to restatc
the question, which he did. and the mo-
ton prevailed
BILL RETURNED TO SENATE.
II. 532-RelatinE to the Wallingford
Power COMPANY on motion Of Mr..
Batchelder Of Wallingford the bill was
returned to the Senate according to it's
request.
on motion of Mr. Mcclure of Derby, the
House adjourned at $40 o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-20
WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

y meeting of tho creditors Of John NJ,
Gilbert, bankrupt. wa held Yesterday be-
fore Gilbert \. Davis. referee Roland L.
stevens was appointed trustee'-Ihe or
ganizaiipn of the white River Dry Clean
ihS company has been perfected by the
election of the folloWirs' President r.,
VI buchanan; treasure g. l.. Lebour-
Noau. clerk, -. \. Pngrco; manager Fred
6 Beauchaino The directors are y, i.
Wheeler, +. NJ. Buchanan Garfield H.
Miller G. l.. LcBourvoau ana James
Stacey
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FORESTDALE.

Leon Shore is i'll with nflammatory
rheumatism. a daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. james Mcdonald February
l4-Edward f.. Cunningham has moved
to Leicestcr.-Mrs. Clarence Young and
daughter, Ruth. of Rutland are visiting
at w. l.. Cooke 's.-The Lenten cottage
service was held at the home of /. g.
Bump Wednesday evcnlng.-Npss Matte
Nicklaw of Rutland is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. Nicklaw.
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BRIEF DISPATCHES.

Berlin. Feb. 1S.-Enver Boy. the young
Turk leader who was reported yesterday
to have been severely WOUNDED by would
he assassns. teegraphed to friends here
to-day denying the reports and declaring
that he was safe in the peninsula of
Gallipoi.
Washington, Feb. N.-AIaior o. +.
Duffy, the last survivor Of President Lin
coins mounted bodyguard and commander
Of that organization during the troubled
days of the Civil War, will he buried
here tomorrow. iic died here Yesterday,
aged So years.
Sydney, Australia, Feb. 1S.-George
Louis Becke. the well-kuown Australasia
sailor-novelist. died here to-day at the
age of G5. He served as 4 supercarso on
merchant vessels trading among the
South Sea islands for Il wears before be-
coming an author
London. Feb. 1S.--A novel machine gun,
in which the mixture of explosive gases is
the firing force, has been invented by a
Hun chemist. 1t is claimed for the pro-
jectile that it will set on fire anything
which it hits up to distance of five miles.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Feb lN.-The anti
bookmaking and pool selling bill Wa,
signed by Governor Sprv yesterday, Tho
measure makes 1t a felony to place a
wager of any description on horse race
and provides punishment by fine up to
$1,000 or one year imprisonment.
So,, 1,,, po,.o pi.o t,oh 10 cardinal
Farley, accompanied by numtcr of other
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,Goth anniversary Of the establishment of
the Catholic Church in the Island of
Porto Rico the first Catholic diocese in
tb. new, world
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| C"u.''. y. n" rep IA resolve to
| raiiN ,." A'h' Na"eht 10 me federal con-
! stituN'. browning iof the direct election
of United states senators by the people
was P"SS'' ~ ,"' ilouSe oI representa-
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Snrin-'l'd . ILL., Feb. lN--Thc third joint
| ballot ON tb" lonG and short term United
states Scnatorship to-day resulted in no
choice. Col. James II. Lewis, candidate
for the long term received 81 votes, -
short OF constitutional majority For
the snort teFih the vote was scattered
among :" 'anu'ua'es'
| Salt Lake city Utah, Feb. 1S-By a
vote Of - to the lower house of the
LEGISLATURE to-day adopted a resolution
ratiyins the proposed amendment to the
/ federal constitution providing for tho
direct election OF United States senator's
4 similar resolution was killed in tho
senate several days ago.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-Economy demo-
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MoRETOWN

Mrs. Bruce Is not Eainng.-Mrs II. O.
Ward, who has been confined to the house
the past low weeks, is able to ride out
r. j. Ferris and son, Albert, and a. f.
Lovejoy were in MiddeseX and Waits
field Monday MIR. and Mrs. f. +. john
son wora at Waterbury Sunlay.-Gcorge
Ashley went Tuesday morning to East
Montpcior AFRO Griffith was at Mont
po1iar Wednesday,
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JUST CAUSE

little girl remarked to her mamma
on going to bed; "Im not aiw" OF the
dark"
NO, Of course not" replied her mann
ma.
Il was little afraid once when ' went
into the pantry to get a tart
What were YOU afraid Of
II was afraid I couldn't ind the ''''S'
p, !. r.