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WESTFIELD.

The Rev. +. b. Hyde, who has been
spending a few days here, has gone to
TicondcrOga to resume his work as
pastor of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
there.-About % went to Newport Satur-
day evening to hear the Ben Greet play
ers and nearly as many went Monday
night to hear the band Mr.. and Mrs
ogden and son, Gordon, of NewtonVilc,
Mass, are boarding at w, D. Bells for
a few weeks,-The school house in the
village is being thoroughly repaired I'M
dcrneath. II is being raised a few feet
and cement basement and furnace put
in in accordance with directions from II
representative of the state board of
health.--Mrs. clyde Smith and two chill
dren and sister, Miss Amos, of Wood
stock, \. H., have been visiting at War
rem Smith's.-Warrcn Smith intends soon
to go to Littloton, y. H., 20 work in a
garage with his son-in-laW
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NORTH TROY.

Lucy T.. Ladd has been appointed al
ministratrix of the estate of her late
husband Charles II. Laid, and +. u.
Hammond and ". ~ Kelley have been
appointed appraisers and commissioners
.- Mr. and Mrs Edwin Livingston and
daughter, Hazel. and Or. H. r. Reach
of Boston came here few days ago.
making the trip by automobile via the
White Mountains. Mr. Livingston re-
turned Sunday night but the others of
the party will remain a few days.-The
Rev. William Millar is visiting his
soon join Mrs. Millar and daughter.
Gladys. at Sherbrookc. can, where they
are passing a part Of their vacation
Mrs. Clara Peck has been removed from
the home of her sister, Mrs. Maude
Clapper in the village to the woods near
the westerly edge Of the village. The
family have two tents and it is hoped
that the change will benefit the health
OF Mrs Peck, who is very ill.Nrs. W.
A. Mitchell and children returned home
from Plattsburgh, n. Y. Saturday. She
has been away a number of weeks, and
in the meantime has been in a hospital
twice for medical trcatment.-Mr and
W
Nelson, and daughter, Florence, visited
al the home of Mrs. iitchcock's sister.
Mrs. o. : Annis, Sunday. Florence did not
return with them. but remainder for 4
longer visit. They reside in johnson. -
Mrs. Blanche Stowcll is making some
alterations to her residence on Railroad
street.-beputy Sheriff Wakefield was at
Newport Thursday. acting as special
police for the La Tena circus DIR. f..
H. Page, who has been Ill for n number
of weeks, Is much improved. SO that he
rides about more or ess.-Iiomcr Elkins
of Worcester, Mass, came Wednesday
and remained the rest of the week with
his mother Mrs. curtis Elkins W o
is In feeble health.-C. II. Holden has
purchased of Ross l.. Allen tho premises
ana timhered land in johnson which AL
len acquired a few months ago of \. G.;
Austin Minnie G. IIaggerty, together
with her husband Frank TIaggertv, has
conveyed to her son. Louis W. Harris.
her interest in the village residence at
the head of Main street. where he now
lives and the latter has conveyed to her
his interest in the business building on
Min street. occupied by her father, the
late II. G. Wilson. as a law office at
the time of his deccaso.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Andrew j. Lyford, highly respected
citizen died Thursday morning after a
lingering illness at the home of his SON
in-law, b. II. Wheeler. at the age OF -
years. The funeral took place at the
home Friday. the Rev, David Adams Of
hciating. He leaves SON Frank
Lyford, Of Lowell Mass, and three
daughters. Mrs. Florence Wheeler of this
place and Cora Benjamin. and Emma
Banks of Boston. He also leaves seven
grandchildren. The interment was in the
family lot in the cemetery at the Center.
The Rev. Mr.. Adams of Dartmouth
College will preach here Sunday and the
sacrament of the Lords supper will be
observed.
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WORCESTER.

Mr. and Mrs Hosea e. Ormsheo and
family Of Saratoga Springs. y. Y. are
guests OF his sister, Mrs Moses Witham.
and family.-Mr, and Mrs Joseph I.add
ana son. with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ladd
of Harvard, H.. are guests of G. NJ
Laid and family for short time Mr..
and Mrs. Burt of New York city are
guests at the home of Or. Turner Mis-
Erickson Of Quincy, Mass, is passin. a
few days with her aunt Mr. Isaac
Pcterson.-Mrs. Ella Hutchinson and
Miss Barbara Ordway of Montpelier are
at H. l.. Abbott's-Mrs. Blanche T..
Nourse and Miss F,stelle Cannon OF
Barre. who have been passing few
days with relatives here, have returned
to Barre, Mrs. f,stellc Wilson going
with them
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MORETOWN.

Mrs Emanuel Shepard and children Of
Pepperell, Mass. are spending a few
days al Peter Shcpa rd s-Those who Wis
tied at y. y. Shepard's over Sunday We're
Peter Shepard Jr, and family of Mont
peier Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kew Of
Waitsfield, Arthur Frcchette Of Berlin
and Fred and Flora sweeney of Mont
pelier-NIrs. II. Austin and two children.
who have been visitinS relatives in town
the past few weeks have returned {.
Burington,-Mr. and Mrs James Hardle
visited in Montpelier over SUNDAY. -Clyde
Palmer and clifford Tanner are visiting
In MONTPELIER
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WATERVILLE.

\ son was born to Nj and Mrs. Edwin
y. Locks August 15-HL + Beard spent
Sunday with friends in Bur!ngton.-flar'
vey Bennell was at home from Fairfield
over Sunday.--NIrs. Shpmnn Of Lynn
Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs r. \
N1llcy.--Mr. Ives Of Johnson has taken
Mrs Mary Wescot'a farm.-Mr and Mrs
\. L. Larawav have been spending a few
days with friends IN st Albans,-Tht
Rev. and Mrs. George \. Smith are spend
ing the week at the sheldon camp grounds
Darius Barrcs and his daughter. Mrs
W. H. WestOvor, are VISITING friends ir
Chatcaugay. y. Y.-.Mr aud Mrs. iIora {
Ewins are spending l few weeks with their
son Homer EWins. at Nantaskot. Mnss
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

THE Young Americans took - trip to
Bcividore mountain Monday. camping
over night.--Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Foss
visited in Craftsbury SundaY.-Mrs. d.
s. McAllister has been ill-.Mr and Mrs.
Ernest MetCalf and children of Burling-
ton are spending n week in town.-Aar-
old Kneeland fell while playing in the
barn Thursday and broke one arm.
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DERBY.

Mrs Darius Badger is very low. she
has been i'll for long time Charles Il.
Taylor is better. Stoddard Bates is also
gaining. --Charlos Young was severely in
jured last week when his automobile was
overturned. His son, Myron, is here
George Curtis has purchased the charles
Bennett farm In Holland, Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis plan 20 move from the farm as
soon as possible. --iienrv Moulton is work
in ot mr. IJalsav'c
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wards e. Edwards Mrs Eliza Buker and
son, Andrew of Cambridge Junction are
visiting at Mrs. Buker's home, Mrs. Lor-
EMO Bryant.--Dr and Mrs. c. s. Bugbee.
son and daughter of Springfield wore
over-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Harvey Miss Laura Yetta has bee
having n weeks vacation from her du
ties at f. G. Bucc's store.-The "nung
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tromby
has been named Emily Ellen.
Labor day bids fair to be a busy cay
in Waterbury. At the tcntor, DNling an
Grange of Duxbury, the Center GA Z
and the stowe Grangc will hold a field
day. There will BE- games, sport, ra es
and bah games between mines III Ike /
from these three orders. y picnic dim ~
uill be served. Thcsc events will be ON
the grounds of Leo Minotts. In the cten-
ing an anniversary pageant will be Given
on the baseball grounds in the rear II
.he school buildings y representation of
The tninhabited Forest" will open the
pageant at 7:30 O'Clock. The work Of In
older girls will be followed by an IN
dian cncampment by the boys Th n
scenes will follow from the early his
tory of the town, experiences in connsc-
ton with the coming of Mr.. Marsh and
Mr.. Butler with their families. Children
will play games common 100 years a o
company Of young men. whose aver
age aye is the same as those who
actually went to the front will appear
to enlist for the purpose of c-ushirg tn
rebellion. The pageant VII 81 So WITH a
flag drill by the younger IN idr'n TITS
enterprise is backed by tn waterbury
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children. uo was unable to get bail and
is confined in fail.
4 son was born August 10 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Babich of College street
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Reed of II Fullerton avenue Satur.
day. Tho girl is a granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Richardson.
william L. Perkins has purchased
the interest i'm local livery stable
held by his partner. w T. Perry. aud
will have complete possession next
week The purchase price was not
made public. Perry Il Perkins pur-
chased the stable which is located on
Main street from clinton g. Downing
about five years ago. whom the latter
went TO California. and have conduct
ed a successful business Mr. Perry
has not announced his plans
The Rev. and Mrs. A. w Hewitt OF
/ Plainfield have returned from two
! months trip to California, where they
visited the san Diego and San Fran
cisco expositions. and other points Of
iuter.et In the West Tb., want N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Don't FORGET the Place
The NATIONAL SHOE co.
1867 Main Street, Wheeling

less via steamship City Of Hexico 10
New Orleans. July 1.-Repeated at
tempts made by the Carranza army.
directed by General Pablo Gonzalez TO
capture Mexico City. have failed so
far. and the forces under Generals
Lapata and Gonzales CARA claim TO
nave had the advantage in the hight.
ing.
The Carranza army penetrated 10
the city. but was driven back and the
Zapata forces say that the constitI-
tionalists have received a definite
check
Looting Is feared by the merchants
should the Constitutionalists capture
the city. All business establishments
have been barricaded.
The members OF the diplomatic
corps are meeting daily in an endeav.
or to protect. the lives a foreigners.
The shortage OF food Is becoming
serious. Forty thousand poor were
IN line In front OF the International
Relief Offices to-day.
The convention government arch.
ives and treasury funds have been re,
moved to cuornavaca. 40 miles south
OF the capital.
A train Is being held in readiness
TO take the oficials OF the govern.
ment to the southern town should the
Constitutionalists enter the Federal
dlstric.
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PROBING HAZING AT
NAVAL ACADEMY

ANNAPOLIS. Md. July Eight
additional midshipmen have been in
plicated In recent hazing at the naval
academy, making fifteen nov under
charges. Pending a decision as 10 the
nature OF the charges that will be
MED the names OF the alleged hazers
were not made public.
The eight reported to-day are sus-
pected OF hazing Of a mild character.
The incidents are supposed TO have
occurred within the last two weeks on
one of the two occasions when the
midshipmen aboard the ships OF the
practice squadron were given shore
liberty.
The most serious case that has come
TO the attention OF the investigating
board Is said to be that OF Midship-
man Thomas p. Wynkoop, Jr.. of Ohio.
IL was reported that he was compelled
TO do physical exercise until he tainted
from exhaustion.
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SEVEN HURT In
AUTO ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA. July L. Seven
passengers and an employe were In
jured by the sudden starting or an
automobile as Pennsylvania rail.
road ferryboat was made fast TO the
ferry In Camden tonight. None OF the
passengers was fatally hurt but
James Montries. a gate tender. was
so badly crushed that he may die.
No one seems to be able to explain
just what caused the accident but II
appears that the motor car. which was
being ferried across the Delaware.
got beyond control OF the driver wnen
the gates were about to be opened for
him to pass out OF the driveway.
Some OF the injured persons were
pinioned against the side OF the boat
by the automobile while others were
knocked down and tampled upon.
The boat was well crowded with
passengers bound for seashore resorts
and for time there was considerable
excitement.
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and Surgeons In Their Hospital
tee.
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Obtain a 50-cent box OF these tablets
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Wheeling Simply ask for Doctor
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QUIGLEY is In A
SERIOUS CONDITION

ROCHESTER, N. c.. July lat 10
o'clock tonight DIR. Joseph r. Culkin.
OF Rochester. chief physician at the
bedside Of Archbishop Quigley OF Chi
cago. issued the following bulletin:
The archbishop regained consci-
BUSINESS shortly after 8 o'clock this
evening. He recognized Bishop Hickey
(of Rochester, and spoke a few words
TO him. The patients temperature has
dropped slightly registering 101 at 10
o'clock. with pulse OF 10 and respira-
,tion OF 30 believe he will live through
the night. at least. This slight i'm
proyement IN the prelates condition
came at the end OF a day marked by
gradual failure OF the Archbishop's
strength, which became acute with an
other stroke of paralysis Just before
noon. Throughout the day he was IN
able to take nourishment.
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Why e. 80 that q woman who never
rides IN a taxi always expects every
man she knows % provide one Tor her
when he takes her out2
Why a. 10 that men who think that
only women properly holders should
be granted the rights Of woman SUI.
fraFe rarely n ever own property
themsolves7
why "a 20 that the women who think
that all men are Inferior expect 90
much o. thcm7
Why is IL that women who don't be
lieve in woman suffrage believe In tn
direct infuence7
why BE- II that men who say they are
only makink money for their wives
sake never make % possible 20 have
q Joint checking account
Why r. n that the men Who think
that women are superior expect %
little Of them7
Why is % that men like % put wo-
men on a pedestal-hut fail 10 offer
them seats7
Why is o. that women DO not put
men on pcdcstals and give them all
the comforts Of home7
Why is II that women who are OH
business for themselves rarely ever
take husband TO check them
Judge.
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WEATHER HINDERS
ITALIAN ADVANCE


UDlNE. Italy, via Lugano TO Paris,
July /. a. y. m.-The Italian advance
on Tyrol Is seriously hindered by the
continued bad weather. which is ex-
ceptional in midsummer. The noun
taineers do not remember a season
when there has been so much snow on
the heights on July 1. The mountain
streams. which usually are dry at the
end of June. are now deep and almost
impossible
The Italian troops are encountering
snow storms and thick fogs, which
have interfered with long range firing.
More elaborate Austrian defenses
are confronting the invading forces.
The Austrian trenches are protected
by wide bitches and wire entangle-
ments. at other points pits have been
dug and covered with branches OF
trees and earth. with spikes at the bot.
tom. Into these infantry in the course
of a charge. are in danger OF falling
The Italians. therefore, are obliged to
advance slowly and with extreme eau
ton.
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FOUGHT Fer Elaht pays.

PUEBLO. Mexico. via Havana. July
Fighting for possession Of MEXICO
City by the forces OF General Carranza
and General zapata has been in pro.
Eress for eight days
Reports received IN Pueblo indicate
that General Pablo Gonzalez a. the
head Of the constitutlonalist army OF
10000 men. which marched on the
federal capital from Pueblo. met with
severe resistance by General Zapata 8
army and armed citizens who barn.
caded the approaches TO the city.
The constitutionalist forces on June
20 penetrated TO XOchomilco. a suburb
hoping 10 gain possession Of the water
works but they are reported to have
been driven back with heavy losses.
SUFFERING among the poor in the
capital a. thought 70 be intense AZ
traffic az present IL cut on entirely and
the projected Red Cross relief has
been indefinitely interrupted
According 70 some advices received
here the people OF Mogico City are
said 70 oppose the return Of the con.
etitutionalist forces because they say
IN the previous occupation Of the
capital By Carranza forces they were
not treated properly The stubborn
resistance Of the population IL report
"a 70 have sreatly surprised the con
etitutonalists az they expected "a
march into the city without much Cd
position.
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CATTLE MAY
BE EXHIBITED
LHTxno or QUARANTINE WILL
xrLr STATE FAIR AssocrA-
breeders Nay Transport stock To And
From Tins State without pifff-
Guilty In September.

u was with considerable qualification
That Officers OF the West Virginia State
fnir Association yesterday received the
announcement that the quarantine es-
tabltEhed several months ago to prevent
The spread OF the foot and mouth dis
case. has been lifted. This will permit
cattle breeders 20 exhibit at the fair.
DIT. Leon -. Refer. OF this city, con-
charge Of the northern section 81 the
state while the quarantine was in force.
stated TO an Intelltgencer reporter yes
terday. that unless another epidemic of
the disease develops. there will be no
difficulty In transporting cattle wheih h
cr 10 or from the fair during Septemo~l
The disease has been practically wiped
out. he said and for a considerable time
there has been no Indications OF its re-
time past the quarantine has been lifted
all over the country except In a few
places. With the exception OF one or
two isolated cases. the disease has been
practically stamped out.
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PraC
DR. Weir Mitchell once said: What
We call diseases ere only symptoms OF
conditions. Allow the mans vitality
TO be reduced to a certain point. and
he Is ripe for any OF these weak.
nesses. OF certain conditions which we
call disease"
Thru failure OF kidneys to act. thru
congestion. inflammation. any persons
condition is ripe for disease to fasten
It's hold upon the system.
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Surgical Institute. Buffalo. ". Y. there
has been tested for the past few years
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Doctor Pierce decided to name II
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cine dealers everywhere.
II backache. scalding urine or fire..
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or n uric acid In the blood has caused
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suspect that you have kidney or blad.
ger trouble, write Doctor Pierce. Al
invalid'S Hotel. Buffalo. N. y. send a
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PARISIAN
2.XS3

No one likes dandruff. but to get rid
of II you must do more. than wash
your your hair. The cause OF dan
druff lies not in the hair. but on the
scalp apd in the hair roots. and Just
as twice daily you use a germicidal
tooth powder or cream to cleanse
your teeth OF germs. so you should
use Partisan Sage twice daily OF drive
dandruff from your scalp. prevent its
return protect your hair from falling
out and nourish its proper growth.
Dandruff makes your hair fall out
Partisan Sage makes Dandruff fall
out and your hair stay in.
It's delightfully."- perfumed hair and
scalp treatment easily applied at
home. very inexpensive and obtain.
able from {. n. Griest a Co. or at any
drug or toilet counter.
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MEXICO CITY
sce.anusd Prom Fir.s rage,

OF General Carranza to send supplies
into the old capital through neutral
agencies. The influence of the diplo-
matte corps In Mexico City Is being
counted on to provide for the removal
OF foreigners from danger zones OF the
fighting.
only the opening OF the railroad
nom Mexico City TO Vera Cruz" said
one OF the Brizilian minister's mes.
sages, "can bring relief to the stu
alton" The dispatches. the first the
department had received in nearly two
weeks from the Mexican capital. re.
vealed that while the cable from the
city was not cut. Carranza authorities
refused to permit messages to pass
Il II understood inquiry will be made
by the United States OF General Car.
rama to learn the responsibility for
the stoppage OF diplomatic communica.
tions.
Fighting Continues.
While IL appeared today that the
Zapata forces still we're in control OF
the capital. fighting was continuing In
the outskirts OF the city against the
reinforced columns OF General Pablo
Gonzalez. the Carranza commander.
The political situation in Mexico, II
r. generally believed. IL dependent on
the course OF military operations. Con
tinued success by the Zapata forces in
resisting the entry OF Carranza's
troops into the capital has deadlocked
operations in the south. while In the
vicinity OF Aguas Calientes. General
Villas claims To have re-taken Lagos
and defeated General Hill. who sue
ceeded General Obregon in active com
mand Of the Carranza forces. This re-
port Is contradicted by Carranza Off
cials who declare Obregon is having
continuous successes.
Efforts to restore peace wait 10 some
extent upon the return here OF Presi
dent Wilson. although the outcome oi
the military situation In the next few
weeks viii have an important bearing
on the problem.