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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
10 BLOW UP WElLAND CANAL
raul kocnir aud Itichnrd Lycndcckcr
Arrested by Department of JUS
ticc Agents I'm New York.

NEW YORK. December l7--paul
NocniE. formerly head of the secret
service OF the Hamburg American
Line. and Richard Lycndcckcr were ar
rested Tonight by agents Of the de-
partmcnt OF Justice, charged with con-
spring to blow up the wcllard Canal
NochiS was arrested In the Offices
mere Of the Hamburg American Line.
iteiorc The War. he WAS in charge Of
The steamship company's bureau OF
INVESTIGATION. hut since then. II is
charged. he has been the heal of the
German secret service in the United
States
LNcnhcckcr was taken into custody
at his office at 35i Fifth Avenue. where
nc mas been selling antiques. The
agents OF the department OF Justice
declare they found there maps and
! drawings Of the Wcland Canal. Both
mon arc said to have admitted they
! had been along the border on the
, american side. but asserted that they
did not cross into Canada.
The specific charge preferred against
the men is violation % tina; section
of the United states penal code which
prohibits the planning within the
boundaries Of tile United states Of Il
military expedition against Il foreign
power.
Lycndcckcr clr:;ns 10 hc an American
cltizen. ami has admitted Il is said.
that he has been employed by kocnic.
The latter took out his frs: citizen
snip papers ten years ago. but never
applied for his second. The govern
mcnt agents say he has MANY aliases.
kocnig. under the name of Stcmm-
Ter. il was charged. WAS :csponsiblc
for obtaining from Gustav Stahl the
affidavit In which he declared he had
seen guns or board the Lusitania the
day before she sailed on her last voy-
age. Stahl was convicted on :. charge
OF perjury and sentenced to eighteen
months in the Federal Prison AT At
lnn;a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
PTOMAINE POISONING
city Hospital Physician Called 10 Treat
FumiI! Of g. u. iroNdrr-tinh
Eaten TurniPs.

q; r. Crowdcr. his VIE ana eleven
ycar-"!d daughter. "f l%.h Willis
street. were afflicted with stomach
poisoning late last night. ana an older
-irl Of the family called ~ lnc city
Hospital services. ~. {. / Cease re
sponded He found that VIC three
members Of the Crowdcr family were
~ 4 pvccariUus condition, tut after
labcriuuS effort, lac rescued ti.cm from
danger.
1t Was stated TO Dr. Cease that the
crowdrr family had eaten turnips left
over from dinner. and he believes that
they suffered from ptomainc poisoning.
Heroic Treatment; was administered.
and when he left the home. pr Cease
believed that the paiicnts wc,c out Of
danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
TWO ITALIANS ARE HELD
FOR HOPEWELL MURDER
hr"thcrs sent To Grind Jury on t'hnrrc
OF singing Wan la Gun
battle,

Sp.o'al to The Times Dispatch.
''-t :IiSECl;G. VA. December r.
'"''l ana John Candcloro. the two
brothers arrested here in connection
WIN inc murder Of I'o.loa Coma. tho
\ouns iialian. who dicl as the rn.ul,
OF wounds received In gun battle
'onShl III AN Italian resort on The rc
.'rsn'lFS HOP. well Road on December
- we've hrld for The grand jury in 70
rec court her" to-day.
'ht,r Tonight. y former member of
~" 'i"p"""Il police force. who at ono
'!"" i!N"d ~ Ncw York. idcntiiicJ TONY
"'"clof" az member Of Jack Rose,
"fk gang OF gunmcn
nc shid mat '"nhcloro lief; Ncv Ynrl;
snort I'm" after tho arcs, of three
members OF tho %ang for the murder
90 HACK .i"@cuthaI ihc chamber
,.u'N' ''"io, wh" was sho, during the
""t'i', furnished ;hc police vim a de-
"'f IP'l"I 81 the man who shot him
~, ms tailed the police say. win
'onN 'and"i"r". John Helms. OF Mon
"o' y g, WHO was struck bv , s,r,v
nn'I@' furnished tho police win :.
me description Of the man VINO shn,
MIN "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
BUILDING FLYING U. S. FLAG
DESTROYED BY RUSSIANS
Charge Against tznr's Wnrships NIndc
In Official Publication OF Turk
isi Government.

BERLIN. December /, ,bv wireless
10 Sayrillc. y. lD.-Th" charge that
RUSSIAN warships several months ago
destroyed a building nyinr the Amcri-
can nag isy made in an official puhli-
cation OF tho Turkish government. the
overseas News Agency announced to-
oh!. The statement dealing with
various allegations OF violations OF in
tcriational law by enemies OF Turkey.
follows:
INC turkish government has pub
tshcd reports concerning violations OF
international law by the enemy. Among
thcm arc the following:
ON July IL and IL enemy airnrn
shclicd the hospital at Iavouzlou
Dorthnop.
Turkish prisoners were treated in
humancly by the French and British.
and forced TO assist In front OF the
works near Scddul- Bahr
The enemy iired with machine guns
on peaceful Inhabitants OF Dikili. i'm
karasi. Asiatic Turkey.
ON July ) Russian torpedo boa, c
destroyed a United States building nv
imG the United states flag at Port -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
ALL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR WEDDING MADE
Continued from First ruy.1

French artist. This was sent by ono
Of the Cabinet ladies. whose name is
not given
Mrs Gait also counts amonr the
man! gifts bracelet from the Sra
.'llah government. Navajo blank ct
from Nice-Prcsidcmt and Mrs Marshall.
u scarf OF wonderful texture sent bv
the deposcd Queen of Hawaii and bar
rel OF apples from Virginia
II is probable that the rare Llama
rug of ivory white fur. on which boil
the Presidents daughters knelt at their
marriages Will be used by the prcsi
dent aud Mrs. Gait when they take
'hcif marriage vows at the altar The
rug - the property of the Peruvian
minister. and Nine. Depczc, and is OF
rare worth ana beauty
Thomas IL. Birch. United states
minister TO Portugal. and his wife to-
day presented magnificent vase OF
Gales dc iarnha ware. The vase is
decorated with heavy silvc, embellish-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
DAY OF MIRACLES
IS NOT PASSED
Miracles Arc Performed Here
In Richmond Every Day
TO Men and Women.
Wonderful Happenings for
Those Who Are in iii Health.

Il has otter been sa id thai the day
of Tircics has past but this is refut-
cd ny people every day who have
actGaliy seen miracles performed be-
fore tncir very eyes. II is no uncon-
Inon thing for u man or woman TO
write thai thcy have hccu sick for a
'numbcr Of years. or with number OF
ailments and suddenly become we'll by
taking - medicine that is now known
the ruuutry over for the good il haa
hour. one OF the people right here in
richmond 10 bc relieved from her
troubles is Mrs. y Pcdrick, who lives
a. II" south Laurel street. She recent
~ void the Taulac representative here,
Mr. Prince: My stomach was very
w'hr ana | felt that needed tonic.
Ca formed on my stomach and came
np IN ny throat and chohcd nc when
Giant cat anything. was nut OH a
diet hut II d'dni sccn 10 help me. My
hchd huri me 50 bad that thought
y1nid 20 crazy. had that dull heavy
!iEo i""lug and hurt all tho time.
nn,Irhi Trulnc for - friend. but used
- iu'c"!f haven't been bothered with
hcnHnchcS since. My stomach is strong
or. and "an cat things that couldn't
l"u"ii before The gas on my stomach
tdu"r not h"thoT nc any more and
fool much stronger than ! was before.
"r" feet more like doing my own work.
r"cniiurcnh Tanla" to every one. be-
c"|"' know Il in - good medicine.
What Greater miracle can lie per-
torucd than III" returning OF health
~ people that have had Il number Of
ailments such 49, Mrs pcdricli had? And
t.ia rninc miracle can he performed In
yOui Chho. .iu%; go TO one OF tho Polk
Miller Drug Stores aud get IL bottle Of
1auiac. Mr. FRINGE is always at tho
rt"ad and TLird street store, and he
VIII gladly give YOU any Information
you may dcrirc about Tanlac. Sold only
a. the Polk Miller Drug stores. Price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Belgian Relief
Steamer Beached
he LiOerpooi, Win Cargo of
Foodstuffs Worth 81, 400, 900.
in a Sinking Condition

LONDON. December l7.-Thc Eel
s''', iehcf Committees steamer I.cvcn-
pool. from Now York for Rotterdam,
mas been bcachcd on tho English coast
IN II sinking condition, AS a rcsui, of
striking mine
INC Lcvenpooi. Il British steamer. of
''eii IONS gross. sailed from New York
on November "a. arrived at Ealmouth
q" perchocr IL. and was to proceed
thencc TO Rotlrr,lnm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Emanuel iI. UIimnn.

emanuel -, Gilman. president OF the
iiru OF Hermann Gilman. Inc. vino and
'inhor dealers. North Sixth Street, died
last NIGHT AT 10 o'clock AT his home.
2"}' Monument Avenue. He was in his
siNticih year
MIR. Cllman WAS for more than a
quarter OF "a century engaged in the
.roccrS business mere. lie was mem
pei OF TIC several firms doing business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
CARGO FOR HEI.GIANs
VALUED Al 81, 800 00o

NEW YORK. December lT.--Thc re.
''ci steamer Lercnpool. which struck
II mine in the English Channel. carried
Il mixed cargo OF foudstuns for the
heigians valued at $,4OO.Ob0. II is
fully insured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Wholesale Grocery
Business in
w Washington. D. c.

y" sc''l" an "stai" 4 is necessary To
HhI"tc TIE T. II. SIiEitIIY 90 10
~" ~ o".cuth street ana Elorid,
NNrcnu"; y W. Warrington. j.. g..
inc business IS offered AZ n going
~, including hHturcs trade
'hita' 10 The huilding is offered for
l"nt; ana IS wen equipped FOR HE
Mu"ichaIc Eroccrv businrAh ono ~,
-. " uHH ono i-iOn Fcicr.i
,n"'"r 'i'h - offered with tho bus,
n"A. or Srparh,ciy tuli dctaijr VIII
=" ,urn,sn'" any one financially able
TIN. &. 81 SIlEEIiY 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
NHntI .tnii,utNtcd

IuIrn Strickland. colorcd ~ ITS ,
West Jackson street "as hurt ycstcr-
DAY afternoon while working vrifl q,
rickiu% machine, and was ,ak", 10
Niich'" Hospital 1t was foIud ucc.
"sSa'E That his hand bc ampu,a,,d.
"ad Inc operation was performed hv
Df nnnir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

agents Will 20 on duty about the
house carly In tho evening.
Details OF the wedding trip were
kept secret tonight. but II became
known than the couple plan to leave
Washington soon after the ceremony
and TO go to some point in tho South
There VIII 10 no effort to keep their
whereabouts u secret
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

Guests from Richmond who will at
tend the wedding arc ~ ana Mrs j.
Wilson Howe. of l41i Grove Avenue MIR
Howe is a nephew OF President Wilson.
They will leave this morning ut 9:23
o'clock in special ear from BYRD
street Station, returning to Richmond
to. morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

In Hichmord to-day undcr tho Ull,pan
name. He was Il prominent figure in
the business life of Richmond.
Arrangements for tho funeral will
bc announced to- day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
SQUTH[RNERs |NDORsE
ALL WILSON'S POLICIES
Commercial Congress Gives Approval
Ia Principles of National and
International Character.
ANIMAL SESSION AT AN END
rlan> for Nationwide Advertising
Campaign in Interest OF South
and Steps Toward Presentation of
Peace Bell" Undertaken.

CHARLESTON. =. G.. December IL
Endorsement OF All the policies and
principles OF II national and intcina :
touHl character announced by president
Wilson, plans for y nation wide adj
Ncriisinc campaign in the interest q:
the South'S resources and oupor;uni
ties and preliminary steps toward or
CaniZiuS u committee to present to the
American people "A peace bell" as :,
token OF the love and affection OF the
South 10 all the people Of tn" land &C =
cupicd the attention of DELEGATES 10 the
southern Commercial Congress at it's
last session here to-day. The convcn-
tom was prepared To- adjourn late to-
NIGHT
Srolicics WAS in that section of the rcso =
plans for rural credits legislation and
great merchant marine"
The congress also requested the
President and Congress TO take steps
I" guarantee the shipment To tobacco
to neutral countries without rostric-
tons
Pians for a campaign by the con e.
gross in til" interests of the South call
for cooperation OF various Sou,hurn
trade bodies
The suggestion 'for \ peace h,lr'
Vas made hy Fen ,Althcimcr OF st
Louis United states Senator Fletcher.
OF Florjca. president Of the congress-.
WAS empowered TO appoint a committee
I" promote Tho project. 1t was planned
I" pay for tn" bell by Gcttin" each
ScEoo'hoy and girl to give cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Only One "BI,OMo ouIyt>t,"

To G"t The genuine cali ~, fu,l ~
,m, "a ~ =. Hl;OMp QTfNINE. T,nob
t"r signature OF H. ". crow ,mrc.,
- cold IN one bay. 25c V"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
fH E"rtniiSH JOINT OFFICES
EOl. NIDINt. THE: -NE:MPIONEIh

Resolutions calling for Federal :p-
preparations and legislation to enable
Federal. state ana city Otto Gals to cs-
;ai lush Join; Offices for aiding tho un-
'ni'tov"d were adopted ut Il conference
al Southern states and municipal Of
hc"rs. after discussion OF the question
with Secretary Of Labor wilson The
Southern Commercial Congress in
h"r>c" the plan
Amcm- the subjects Endorsed bv the
congress were:
Inland watcrw;,"S: national and State
ia 70" better highways. efforts of III,
w "rican liar Association to modern.
ne procedure ana practice of court.
"iSani%ation Of a "scmionicial national
chamber OF asriculturc," as proposed bv
delegates 10 tho association OF south
'fn Agricultural commissioners which
sect here vith ,h, congress. laws for
""-"p"rativ" marketing: purchasing AMI
credits societies for the, bench, of
Am'riCru farmers
The woman's auxiliary to ;hc con
:l"Ss adopted resolutions. favorinc lc..
isIitti"n 20 abolish child lnbor. favor.
my compUisoiN cducation factory IN
Hp'ctl"n, rliuimum wa"cS m.Ximum
WORK hours - mines. factories ana mcr-
'ahti't establishments employing WON
IN and children. ANA co-oporation nv
IN" auxiliary i'm tic work OF oryanizinr
!'thi" "nd country branches of ,hc
League 10 i.nforcc Peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
SPEAKER AND Mrs CLARK
SEND SILVER COMpOTI.

Am"nc other gifts which have been
selected for Mrs. Calf. two arc cs.
peciaiiN worthy OF note. the handsome
silver compete for cake or fruit which
the Speaker ana Mrs. Champ Clark
presented yesterday. and tho Gift from
the Pocahontas Memorial Associations
a bronze statucttc. some sixteen inches
high. reproduced from tho heroic statue
OF tn" Indian maid which is to be
placed on Jamestown Island ny the
association next spring. This is con-
sidcrcd particularly appropriate in
view OF Mrs. Calls descent from the
heroine Of early Virginia romance
Tic women To whom the idea OF such
a gift to Mrs. Gait occurred. and who
have attended to the details Of its pre-
Dorsey. OF Washington. president of
the P"cahontas Association: Mrs.
Joseph p. Rcddlc. OF Philadclphia: Miss
Mary Dcsha of Washington; Mrs
Roger +. Fry"r and Mrs. John K. Gar.
rison. Of Washington
The bronze statue represents tho
indian princess at the moment when
She comes from the tent Of rowhatan.
her father.
TO ATTEND CHRISTENING
or TIE McADoo BABY
Most ., the members Of the wedding
ravty will witness tho christening at
the White House at noon tomorrow
OF Ellen Wison McAdoo the seven
nonths-old daughter OF Secretary OF
tie Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo, and tho
residents only grand daughter
Tile rev. Herbert Scott Smith. rector
oi 1t MarCarets Protestant Episcopal
church here. who is 10 perform the
wedding ceremony, will oHiciatc at III"
christening. President Wilson will act
as co!fathc" for tn" baby. and god
mother Viii he Mrs. Francis e. Sayrc
her aunt. aud Miss lIclcn Woodrow
Emcs. the Presidents cousin.
Elaborate arrangements were made
for guarding tho Gait house during
til" ceremony MI traffic will he d-
vcrtcd from the street. aud a heavy
guard OF policemen and Secret Service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
UoI Nj 'rRIP CHRISTMAS TICKETS
In NnrinII and MchIern halfway

ON sale to-day and each day from now
uutil December -, inclusive good Tor
return passage until January 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
ALLEGED FtII.I ne
TO CtItUI OFT CONTIt \CT

\, he end of three Years. Hutchin-
son brought suit. alleging failure ~
tho ComDany 20 cut ln.r6n cords IN
each Of tho wears mentioned. failure to
cut reasonably low all pine trees $"
as 10 leave no stumps exceeding
twelve inches high according to con
tract: failure to report 5000 cords
that had been cut aud removed: failure
10 remove all puip wo"d that had been
converted ana permitted il la decay OF
becom" injured; ana other violations
Of the contract.
The court held that the contract was
oNccutory. That there Was au indcii-
mite and uncertain amount of wood
specified fol which hutchinson would
receive payment on a stumpage basis.
That Il was not a sale Of standing tim
her for which the seller would re-
ccivc a definite amount. hut that ii was
deal by which he would receive CON
pcnsation dependent upou tho com
pany's future operations It also held
that the clause prcNiGiu: for tho cut
ting and removal oC Il certain number
of cords Year was q s,h"rlinat" part
of the contract. aud failure !" comply
Herewith would affect only the ulti-
ulatc sum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
FAILED TO GRipI'LE
WITH LARGER I'UODI.f:MS

I'm somewhat the same manner, |
am afraid, | have come tn conclude
nay remarks recently with what |
must repeat aGHin-agaiu al the risk
%. saying something harsh. think
there is III THIS community wide
spread dissatisfaction because this
committee has failed to Srapplc with
tho larger problem OF cuartcr reform,
and has spent its energies in MAX ing
trivial amendments. We have fallen
far short nf pcrformin. the important
task that was ntrustcd to us
There certainly ram no no ohicc-
ton TO the creation of Il charter COM
mission To perform what this commit
tee has failed 10 perform. and to elect
this commission by the people. II. after
- new charter is framed by this COM
mission. the people share the view that
TINS committee appears to havc-that
no drasti: reform OF the charter is
necdcd-it Will defeat tho charter. and
wc viii be no worse off than we are
now
II was tho third timc that Mr. Rcmiss
had III this manner characterized the
committees work Alderman Chris
ton took un the cudgcl in defense of
his collcac CUES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
HEMISS DELIVERS HiS
THIRD PHILIrpIC

This argument save l.. /. Ecmiss.
or the citizens representation, the tent
FOR the third Of series OF gentle
philippics against tho committee ON the
score OF it's failure to live up 10 the
record expected OF u. Unlike Nj. Mere
dith, he feared that tho close relation
ship OF the judge OF the liustinEs
Court TO the city and it's affairs would
detract from, instead OF enhance.
his value as the appointing power III
the makeup Of the proposed charter
commission.
81, is. perhaps. Il harsh thing TO say
said Mr. Bcmiss, hut perhaps our own
Incompetence to deal with tho task
that was intrusted 10 this committee
is due in a large degree TO the fact
that its members are so closely con-
nccted with and so Immediately in
,ercstcd in certain pSases OF the city's
affairs. The members do not possess
the abstraction and independence OF
these interests that 4 cool, disin-
,erestcd study OF the charter re form
~ oblcm demands.
Two thousand years ago there lived
= man named cato. who was a mcmocr
Of tn" city Council of Rome. When
ever he made a speech. whether ii was
ON regulating III" price of garlic or on
dispoSins Of tn" problem OF the arena.
he inevitably wound up with the dccla
ration that Carthage must he destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
N OF tho commission Nv

Tor the election OF tho commission rN
the people.
Charles V. Meredith spoke at lcuS;n
in favor ~ appointment by ;nc liW>,-
mcs Court. In sclcCtiuS tho judge 81
tho Hastings Court for this duty. he
said he had I'm mind the fact shat this
Judge is nearer 10 city ana It's lWNN.
lens than any of the other city JudS"s
who are concerned more exclusively
with the business OF their courts.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-09-15
Governors Mother Dead

Mrs. Loena Rebecca Gates, 81 year S
old September 1, widow of Harrison
Gates, died Saturday morning at her
home in Franklin, after an illness of sew
eral weeks. She is survived by two sons,
Gov. Gates and Arthur H. Gates, and one
daughter, Mrs. c. w. Powell, of Frank
lin. Gov. Gates left August 81 for Oak
land, Cali, to preside and deliver the
opening address at the opening of the
American Road Building Association and
the America Highway Association. He
was in some doubt about making the
trip on account of his mothers health.
but her condition improved sufficiently
to appear to warrant his going. Sep
TENDER 4, she suffered stroke of appo-
plexy, from which she rallied well, but
last Wednesday she suffered a second
stroke, more serious, and. Friday she
began to fail rapidly.
Gov. Gates was notified of his mo others
death and telegram was received from
him stating that he would leave for
home at once. The funeral will be held
from her late home Saturday afternoon.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-09-15
NORTH HYDE PARK

Mrs. Libbie Blanchard, who has been
quite i'll, is better. rsFrT
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Davis of John
son were visitors Sunday at E. D. Woods.
Mrs. Ellen Nasure is staying for some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Frank S.
Hazard. Fes
| Mrs. Curtis Farmer has returned to her
home in Morrisvils after weeks visit
| in town. al}f
F. S. Hazard is away on two weeks
vacation, visiting in Charlotte and Man
chester.
Frank Baker is building a new house
| on the same site of the one burned this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. E. Beardsley attended
the wedding of their niece in Yves tford
Thursday.
Bertha Page has rented the Sargent
tenement on Main ST., and will care for
her father, who is quite feeble.
Homer Clark and family have returned
home from White River Junction where
they have been for three weeks. r "
One of NJ. e. Tillotson's fine horses
caught its foot in the manger last week
causing broken leg. The animal was
killed the next day.
Remember the Grange meeting Satur-
day, Sept IS. Every member try and
come as far a possible. Program being
prepared and will be announced later.
Alvah Jones was thrown from his
wagon Saturday, while breaking his colt.
Mr.. Jones cut his head aud was uncon-
cious for few minutes. He is still some
what lame from the fall.
Rev. Fl. E. Winship has finished his
summers work here as pastor of the
Cong'l church and returned to the semi |
nary at New Haven. He takes with him |
the best wishes of many friends.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-09-15
Lamoille County Court

The June term of Lamoille county court
came to an end last Monday. On that
day decisions were announced in cases as
follows:
E E. Harris & Co., v. Nora F. Holmes
and Thad M. Drew. Judgment stricken
off and continued
E. E. Harris & Co. v. E. II. Sherwin
and Arthur Brown. Decree for petitioner.
This was petition to foreclose mort
gage. G
Lamoille County Savings Bank v. Geo.
L. Story Judgment given plff., $1,027.-
81 andcosts. Certified execution granted.
Exceptions allowed deft.
c. H. A. Stafford v. Campbell Lumber
90. Judgment given plf.. for $2.s55.71
and costs with interest from July 1, 1915.
Exceptions allowed defts. tsT.
In the chancery case of w. F. Churchill
v. Cora Burnell, decree given for ST. 1885,
%, with interest and costs.
The case of State v. Ed. Mnzzy, charge
breech of the pc ace, was called and fine
of $500 and costs imposed. Muzzy is
now doing time in prise on another
charge. N~