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THE BOSTON GLOBE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1907. ird I tliorlsed at the Hi rvey school Ir SUMMER TOILETS FROM PARIS. UNITED VERDE at a cost of IIJ.00II; ulso ti explain the necessity of appropriating to I meet the cost of repair on the roofs GLOBE LATEST! OI the llnll. Everett and Sw.iti a estimated at 9dO; the cost of repairs to MUST ACCOUNT 7:30 O'CLOCK GIVING THE BOYS A GHANGl Permits Granted Light Bonfires Treadwell Wins Suit the roof i.nd heating apparatus of the Washington s-hool, estimated at the cost of painting the Hillside school-house, estimated at Hie cost of repairing the engines at the high school, estimated at $150; the cost of extra furniture at the Washington school, estimated at $160, and ut the high Hchooi. estimated at $150.

Some sharp questions ware asked the rneoibers of the school committee i tie board as to why tho matte of leptiirlng the roofs oX tho school had nm been brought up before, also why tb" appropriation lor the Hervey school ruction of a committee consisting of fhurlea L. Clay, superintendent of schools, and A. H. Turner, will close with the singing of "America" and "Auld Lang Syne." A reception will follow in the Hap-good memorial building, where the guests will be received by a committee consisting of Dr and Mrs Herbert B. Koyal.

Mr anil Mrs (ieorge T. (Jalo, Mr and M- Luther Wlllard. Mr and Mrs Benjamin J. Priest. Mr and Mrs J.

B. Harlow. Mr and Mrs A. W. Bryant.

Mr and Mra C. H. Riplej and Miss E. E. Here sey.

In the aftrrnor. a baseball game will be played between teams representing Harvard ntl Bcxboro. The Hudson military band will give concerts In the afternoon and evening on the common. In the evening there will bo a display of fireworks under the direction of I. P.

Baker. A. R. Huss-y. A.

F. Ripley and H. Gale. A tent will be erected on the common, where the women of the Corgreg tional church will serve refreshments. The morning sports will begin at o'clock and the hall exercises at I'M.

for Many Millions, 4 GRAND JULY aadlt on was not sunn inn. L.aier in ine evening the board adopted the orders Owns Small Minority of Shares Commissioner We Is Had, l' to Noon, Issued 23 ol Them. ppropriatlng the money without oppo-itlon. though many meml ofi of the in Clark's Bonanza. board express! 1 themselves pretty plain ly on What termed the coup oi the school committee in sepnning an its appropriation and then practically compel ling the board to grant a large addi tional appropriation.

Senator's Income From It The order accompanying tne reouesi Hopes Boys in Turn Wii Not Ring False Alarms. Said to be $25,000,000, of Mayor Brew that $2300 be appropriated for the purchase of gravel sad sand by the city was adopted, as wen-orders accompanying communications from his honor appropriating lo cover one third of the expense of the stenographic reports of the healing on the adjustment of the cost of the building of the Wellington bridge, held NEW YORK. July 3 Justice Amend, in special term of the supreme court, han decideS that William A. Treadwell is entitled to an accounting in tho sale of the United Verde copper company, which is controlled by Ex-Senator W. A.

Clark of Montana. in April, IDO-j. appropriating tsti.u lot the additional amounts due of the new James schoolhouse; appropriating $: to FOURTH IN CAMBRIDGE. Program to Keep Everyone Busy Morning. Afternoon and Evening Officials of the Day.

The program for the city's observance of the Fourth in Cambridge has been ompleted and bid fair to attract lrr crowds to the different points where the principal feature are to be held. There to aa unusual number of ten trie for the various sporting event. The game will be run off on Cambridge Held to the morning at IS o'clock. In the afternoon at 2 o'clock there will be more events on Rlndge field. In the forenoon there will be ball games on Rlndge field.

At Mag loo beach tbore win be a ball gameln the afternoon at lJb. On Cambridge common there will be a ball game at 10 a m. In the afternoon a band concert Is to be given at Mag sine beach, and In the evening there will be band concerts and meet an overdraft In the clly auditors department Incurred by City Audi tot George D. Cummins in supervising the I he sale of the United Verde copper company, a New York organization, for work or getting out tne annual PROGRAMS for Boston and Near-by Towns and Cities, SportingEvents, Pro cessions, Musters, Concerts, the purpose of reorganization under the Mayor Brewers communication aim laws of West Virginia, has been de order asking that the city treasurer ne authorized to borrow in antici "Give the boys a chance." That tlie motto of Kire Commissioner Wol and Chief John A. Mullen of pic hi department.

Up to noon today r-i' had approved Si applications for pt gilts for oonftree, and before dusk tlw expect to receive a few more request The boys. In return for receiving po; mission to light bonfires, will rafral from ringing in fal.se alartas. the leaders hope. There a time wlt bonfires were not allowed, and ay person caught fccttlns one was subje to arrest. Now the commissioner gr.wil permits for them, providing that th site meets with tlx approval of chief in the firs is i tuke place.

At noon today Fire Commi.v.-ims Weli sent to Stmt Pierce of the jollc department the list of those whose quests tor permission to light bonllrij had been and anl some Ui ditlons are made later In I ho day th only person who can legally light ba fires at midnight are the ones Who names Supt I'lerce now has. The list cf those to whom permits light bonilrcs has been given Is as let clared illegal by the appellate division of tho supreme court. Air Treadwell asked for the appointment of a receiver, pation of this years taxes to meet a note of $75,00, due July 2.1, was adopted unanimously. me granting ot an injunction ana an ac counting. The nnanco committee reported an or Justice Amend decided that the ap der, which was adopted, appropriating $7ii00 for tne construction of sidewalks ordered the past few years for which pointment of a receiver and the Kraut inr of an iniunctior would needlessly ti ud the defendant's oDerations.

with "reworks on Cambridge Held. Rlndge held and at Maxxsine beach. The va no corresponding advantage to Mr rious event and entries for the morning Treadwell, who, the court holds, would no appropriation naa neea proviaeu. This order was adopted in response to the mayor's communication transmitting statement from Supt of Btr i ts He-vey A. Hanscom showing the Side walks "ordered for which no money had won re mm iouows: De compensated in money damages.

Justice Amend stales that the evi is-vara aasn R. A Rockford. li. c. the latter composed of ruraos, are The toilet at the left Is of absinthe A.

scratch: K. Elndsev. H. A. A.

dence shows that Mr Treadwell owned yards: A. Evans. B. I. 8..

7: F. B. Mc- crepe de chine. The skirt is In th form ot a tunic, shorter In the back than in 73 shares of the capital stock of the been appropriated amounting in an over $11,000 Govem. R.

B. H. 8.. SH: H. A.

Korte. United Verde copper company, which Boston. 7. W. C.

Bobbins. C. Y. M. C.

The street watering usranmem owned a verv valuable mine in Jerome front, where it entirely covers the deep flounce over which It falls. The edges to tI WHS adopted. HH Ariz, and was practically controuea tv the defendant. W. A.

Clark, who, P. F. Donovan. AZ Marreiia hi. IS; F.

VY. Kelley. tfc; H. Rawes. Providence.

E. A. Erickson. S. B.

A. (H: F. E. Miles. C.

Y. M. C. A was also the order appropriating $300 for necessary changes in the lire alarms of both tunic and flounce are bordered bury, for lit'- on Marcella iiaynroU'i with his relatives and friends, held Oil percent of the eamtal stock. Senator with bias bands of satin of the same ravels.

ingio: i ind apparatus at the iciuiai Want iliilM, for tiro In Oalvln Ib id, ot chiffon and lace, the girdle is of taffeta. The other gown is of blue cloth, trimmed with silk braid and soutache of the same shade. The skirt forms a long tunic, fitted smoothly over the hips, and trimmed at the bottom with the braid. The Japanese, corsage is trimmed with the braid and soutache and is slashed open over a blouse of blue and white checked gauze. The yoke and cuffs are composed of lace insertion and bands of the gauze.

The girdle is of the cloth trimmed with braid and soutache. shade and silk lace insertion, which is tion. Tne order appropriating i-u wr dark determined to reorganize the com SomervUle. IS- Was'iingtoii st. the laying out and macadamizing oi neembroidered in green.

The corsage, in pany by dissolving the New York corporation and incorporating under the l.eo Wlilttermore. 7 Korkwi-ll St. Dill IMS era run-r. fi. Kick ford.

Ever Touro av. Int roducea oy ahu-i ma on Japanese style, is shirred lengthwise. Chester, for lire In Held off Stockton ett. 20 yards handicap: A. Allen.

Lynn. laws nt PKt rmriia. the shlrrings hidden by bands of the W. Scally. C.

Q. 40: A. W. HSd- of ward was reportea ravoraniy the highway committee, and referred to the finance committee. 't Tne reorganization was opposed uy belween Morcland and km Kiima sts.

Watson H. IVnrltig, WsKhlngton Dorfhesuu lor lire on Codmaii ohIuIi dleton. R- W. A. S9; H.

A. Bruce, Mr Treadwell. but the property was lace. The shawl collar is of the satin, the waistcoat of tucked and embroid 43: A. Ross.

C. G. 42: F. W. Kel sold in 1899 to James A.

McDonald, tho The partial reports or cxjcn t'odmii st I inrcli. stcr. ley. C. C.

Ford 8. B. A. C. 54; C.

vire riresu lent of the romnanv. lor 0VW. ered chiffon. The blouse and sleeves. L.

Frost for the Maiden anu aseiruw gaslight company and acting city forester Richard Iverson for the city on Matthews. Roxbury. 28; F. E. Miles.

C. 000. Mr McDonald, acting on behalf ot Thomas II. Mcltue, 5Io Hum toga Fast Huston, for lire on lot off Hretne M. C.

43; W. G. Klnsella. 42; st. Fast liostoti.

the corporation, organized a new company under the laws of West Virginia, nnrl tra naf erred the DronertV to it. the cause of the large numn oi alter Collins, l'. IJulncy st, i nt B. W. Cutler Jr.

Somerville. 50: J. 11. Peretti. C.

G. 48: 8. N. Bryaut, Newton Y. M.

C. 18. Abundant Entertainment 411 Along the Line to Close With Fireworks Displays. and dying trees all over the clt wen submitted to theboard by Mayor Brewer Amend states that it is conceded Shaughnessy, Mrs Mary O'Malley, Misses Not A. Madden, Eleanor O'Toole, Sarah KittreUge and Patrick Chester, for tire In lot bounded by Una ard av, Delkelth, BelfOUf and Wayluu 440-yard lur F.

M. Bickfnrd. Everett, that the property is worm many uiuca the amount, bid. S500.000. and that the and placed on file.

The reports miw that the cause of the dca-ih of and in Dooley. handicap 16 yards; R. A. Rockford, B. appallate division held that tho sale was The committee on snorts comprises jury to the 350 to 375 dead and dying i a.

sv. i.inosey, ti. a. it a. Evans, B.

L. 50: A. W. Haddleton. 1 1 L.crn I Edward F.

Riley. Juseph Laplante, trees tnus rar examined wan neumj to the use of gas oil In connec tion with who resides on the upper floor, discovered tho door open and entered the apartments, to find the goods and apparel scattered about the rooms. The members of the Chrysanthemum club of this district held a very enjoy-abla outing yesterday at Nantasket Point. After dinner the various points of interest were visited. In the party were the Misses Torrens, Lovejoy, Sanderson, Fox, Norwood, Sim, Perry, Burroughs.

Dowersiscn, Swift, McGeough and Metcalf. Justice Amcnu says iiiai mu naia Thomas R. Burns, P. J. O'Malley, Pat it W.

A. 34; r. i. AlcGovern, K. B.

of mismanagement oi me uuipuiauun rick Gohery, Alfred Robinson, Robert H. S-. 30; A. L. Ross.

C. G. 23; W. have not. been substantiated.

McRell, John B. Gallagher, William Gannon, Abraham Sonia, George Floyd Murphy. C. G. 23; H.

A. Korte. Boston. 34; F. W.

Kelley, 25; H. Rawes. Aeenrrl ne- to Charles uemonu tne work against the gypsy ami oiown-tall moth pests during the pant rwo yearc. James Gowlng was appointed special police officer at the city almshouse and counsel for Mr Treadwell, the investi sts. Councilman Xetteman of waul :7.

fi' lire at North Hrlghton pluvaruundr: 'I Cloin-y, 'I on, i St. Hog Chester, tor III. at Ml Ida. on diaper Fugene Murphy, 4rj Cod man st, l)of Chester, for lire on ledge on Codmati I Joseiih L. Halts, fiTH lJorcheMtel av, (J tlte lii Held at I o.

In i to a Woodward st. I ink Hkcitlnaton, 17 Clifton at, Itos bury, for lire In Held at Hlilitey st aiv MassacliilbellS av. Fdward Klchnrdson. 37 Athens st. lo fire on tin1 Common wealth tints Providence.

26; A. I. Wright, C. and Owen Howe. gation which the court orders win 27; E.

A. Erickson, S. B. A. C.

27; F. E. The refreshment committee consists lb Fourth of July gets) awrm of Michael Gorman. James Gormley, rrar.it J. nwyt-r ami v.nani show that Senator ClarK now derives an income of J25.000.000 a year from rmc sporting events for morning and aff rnoon on the Pierce held playground, Roslindale.

At 8 the celebration will It oy Miles. C. Y. M. C.

W. G. Kln-sella. 28; K. Webb.

H. P. A. 29; J. V.

Quinlan. H. A. M. L.

O'Toole, mmgs as special ponce. Peter Lynsky, M. T. Joseph I'nltort Verde much or wnicn. -vir ie will end with a band concert and fire Duvanney, Patrick Fmnerty, James Grady.

James Fox, Dr James R. Kir- mond savs. should have been turneu Somerville, 22. nifsr to Treadwell. me twtse that Is made, yet there are to It ibservancea tn this and near-by cities) taa tmttutM UN day's sign 10-awc- with kea racket and with fully as rhliM has voted to ezreni oX and by.

Misses Annie Welch, Ella Robin Judne Amend, in his ruling, says umi Waltham SMO for the celebration of the John liuggan. 7i l'b nsiint st, lof son, Hannah Uraoy, isellie aiauey, Katharine McNamara, Gertrude Mcln- Three-mile run R. A. Fowler. C.

G. handicap 90 yards; H. M. Cutting. Huston, fju; H.

Brawley, St A. 160; J. G. Tgg. Hyde Park.

220; B. W. Cutler Jr. Somerville. 32t.

dav In those cities. In Newton local or the sale of the property of the United Verde copper company to a reorganiza b. sler. for lire In mulsh at fool fool ganlxations have planned programs to L- riven in the different vtllajtes. The litis Ol In H4 rur Hav st.

Dorchester. Hay st tion committee for $600,000, although After a Hearing on tne pi in mo ui tne Boston elevated railway company on the matter of granting a location foi double tracks on Myrtle st. In Medford rrom and connecting with the proposed tracks of the new FVllsway line, to the extension of the Edge worth -Wellington line along Quincy st from Highland av, the board granted the location unanimously. Vice Pres 8. Sargent appeared for the elevated railway com pany, and stated that It was tho lnt tlon of the company to run the.

I Tvnf th-Wellintrton line, which IloW m.il Dorchester av Just beyond Havli One-mile run George E. Roberts, the property is valuea at was one arransreo oy in- resiaems oi me tyre, Laxzic and Alice Grady, Delia Duggan, Mary O'Malley, Lizzie Doyle, Katherine and Margaret O'Malley, Mayme Hoban. Ducy Tully, Mrs Michael Devany, Mrs Thomas McNamara, iilec-nl and that the property shall re- handlcan 75 yards; 1. E. Daniels, C.

Y. i 1 i t- vert to tne orieinai suicmiuiucib. at. fe: Kcardon. ti.

A. a. Nonantum district will be the most im portant. The Fourth of July committee of OH sale, according to Treadwell, was made 5: H. A.

Bruce C. G. Coughlin, C. Mrs John B. Mclaughlin, Mrs Dennis Tj tio with, there will be the express tn FanenU hall at 10.30 a m.

a ar-nsged by Mayor Fltxgerald. Rev E. a rton. chaplain of the state senate. wm.

denver the oration; Rev Pr Mc-Cftttn of Charrcstotrn wUl offer prayer, sss IVgtnalU B. OCailaghan of Dor-cnester. wno naa Just completed bis aec- for the purpose of freezing him out. for Y. M.

C. 75: C. C. Ford. S.

B. A. Carney and Mrs William O'Malley. ent Heights announces baseball games oi married and single men, for boys 90: C. O'Connell 30: G.

A. Lange. B. Y. The reception committee includes r.

the reason that his snares, iiisieau oi belne rated at 1600 a share, which, he WIRELESS FROM SAX0NIA. Lines This Morning Was 460 Miles East of Boston Light Will Dock Tomorrow. The Cunard line steamship Saxonia, from Liverpool and Queenstown. was heard from this morning, when a wireless message was received from Capt E. H.

Pentecost, giving the position of the liner at 6 a as 160 miles east of Boston light. She will arrive off the light about 1pm tomorrow, and an hour later she should be fast at her berth in East Boston. She has 79 saloon passengers. 244 second cabin and 1001 steerage. Those on board will have an opportunity to celebrate at laast part of the Fourth ashore.

Among the salooi passengers are: Alexander Cochrane and A. Lynde Coch C. 70: C. Anderson. S.

G. C. veraxir.g 15 years, and between the A. Cannon, A. Diesman, John J.

a circuit through Kverett and Maldt 30: A. Broadbent. Allnton, 85; J. G. fir'ents and the Alpine A.

C. These 11 Philbin, P. H. Morrison, Daniel Mc- says, is their real value, would valued at onlv about $3 a share. Tiesr.

Hvde Park. 75: J. H. Perotti. Caulev, James H.

McGrath, Dr M. J. O'Toole, Dr E. T. Fox, Dr T.

J. Kenne.y. av. Nameset club. Houlli Boston, for Mr on beach off Hast 1st.

btween 1' an; sts. South Boston. T. J. Murphy, t- Avondsl" pi.

Dot clu ster. lor Mm in field on odmrui lilM at Washington and "oilman sts. Joseph Mctllone. XI Cedar t. Msttn pan.

for lire In vacant lot, coiner Hlvrt drove land sts. Andrew Heamlst. MJ Dorchester a for lire in lot at Hail hampton am Klb-ry sts. Walter Travis. 35fl Dorcheater for lire In marsh off Kemp st.

Samuel Corbett. 47 Blum Tlox lutry. for fie in vacant lot. BrookUm C. G.

80: N. S. Bryant. Newton Y. Amend turtnermore noius inui Ijtttn school.

tw nlaved to the morning, and tn the afternoon there will be a long list rtt athletic events. Fireworks and a band Ev.Spnainr Clark shall permit Ircad of lndepend- M. C. 53. The officials of dav are as fol sq to get to Its destination, along in-proposed Fellsway line directly to Sulll van sq.

In reply to questions, he stated that in all prohahllty un agreement would be reached with the Homervllle cll-v o-overnmcnt as to the terms of the well to make a thorough investigation George E. Toole, James K. Eustace, Dr T. P. O'Brien, Dr P.

A. S. Grady, Dr J. J. Goodwin, Charles B.

O'Toole, foncert are down for the evening's en- lows: R. feree. Thomas F. Riley. C.

G. of all the United Verde property, from la.vmcnt Austin Toole, John B. Toole, H. Carr, P. J.

Moran, John O'Toole, The annual meeting of the society of he Cincinnati will bo held at noon it locution for the new Fellsway line along marshal. Joseph M. Casey. Cambridge: assistant. Percy Bolster, Cam-trilge: judges at finish.

Neil McCar which he alleges ne nas nimerio ueeu barred by Clark, and shall be permitted to go through the books of the cor Austin Sweenev. unaries Lj. looie. Mystic av from Broadway park in clu.lciitnn'ti line and that it w.i Vminr'a hotel, uinner win ne Whalen. John T.

Burke, P. F. poration, as well as make an examlna nvinrt and among the speakers wiil thy. C. G.

Neil Kelleher. C. G. H. A Penniman.

Cambridge, Carl tinn of the mines. Cannon, i nomas waisn, i nomas Kirk D. Pierce, a nephew of Pres- Intention of the company to build by fall the new line as far as Salom-Bt car barn Ex-Senator Clark must now make CambrldEe: timers. Edward J. Burke.

William Manoen, j. and Longwood nvs. Ai-tlnir II Tun rr. 047 Fast 7th Franklin nerce rane of this city; Mr and Mrs Gugliei nnlilic all the. mysterious methods by Mooney, John Finnerty, Michael Fin- otay ground and public fields the ciy there srHJ be ath-iia la the morning and after-I in the evenlas band concerts isen tn the different warda.

a ti planned to illuminate a in the public garden and to torks dieniays on the Common. SelJ. Gibson held. Dcrcbesler. ra Columbus-av playground, la park and Kogeia park.

Brandon of Cambridge. Frank J. Ford The National amateur press associa lif.iiil. Itiisioti I lire vacant lot in Medford. A communication from the Somer which he has conducted the business of South BoPton.

John J. Ahern of mo D. Arcais, i'. tsacon, in. j.

Rnlrlwin. Mrs Edith Barry. Miss Anna hnntH of aldermen, adopted June famhrldxe. V. E.

McAnaul. C. Y. M. netty, Henry at.

Fox, ueorge urury R. J. Mclntyre, Martin Kane and Thos F. Kelley. of United Verde since 1888, when he first tion will bold the first session of Its Sal annual convention at United States hotel.

The session will be continued T-f Barrv. Miss Clara B. Barry, Er C. clerk of the course. John C.

came into contro or tne company, Ra i Mr Demond. PnHT and Saturday, l'res William It. nest Booth, L.ouls Brugiere, Mrs jo-seohine Brueuiere. Mrs Chadbourne, 27, was read and liled. stating that public convenience required the building of a double track line along Mystic av.from Sullivan so to Medford sq." The Med WITH PARADE AND SPORTS.

Ha vert Jr. C. G. assistants, Walter Wbalen. C.

G. William H. Hvnes. C. G.

announcer. Thomas J. It is most difficult to put any figures Miss Laura M. Coleman. Mr and Mrs Murphy of Philadelphia will preside.

The annual Held day of the Clan-Na- on the amount involved, said Mr De n. H. Cross. Mr and Mrs Edwin H. ford board has already gone on record Conrtck.

C. G. starter. Joseph P. mond.

"for the reason that the Clark Gael of Boston and vicinity win oe held Sterling to Celebrate Under Improve Ciimmines. Herbert Francis Daly, Miss ir favor of an eli-vatcd structure on ree-ime has hid the true facts from th at Oak Island grove. Revere, and will McNamara. Tyler-st gymnasium: in-slim line Frank Facey. R.

B. Mvstic av as atralnst the surface line Nora A. Desmond, rearing, public. If the ex-senator's income now the mayor a there Is Include a lengthy program of Interest ment Society's Direction. STERLING.

July 3 Under the direc hv the Somerville aldermen. and Mrs E. W. Forbes, Mrs Joseph i 2S noo.000 a year from United Verde a. tn the Thomas Larsgam, C.

G. E. Walsh, events. Knxter. T.

F. Haisr l. MTBs Grace nam The two boards are therefore practically S. and A. manager.

John W. ninaUnn of tion of the Village improvement so at loiM.ertieMds as to the Kind ol lo.ld ilton. Miss E. R. Hatheway, Mr ana C.

G. assistant. G. Fred ALL OVER OLD NEW ENGLAND ciety. Sterling will celebrate the tourtn Mrs J.

Harvey, miss m. a. ner- TfMan. to be built, while agreeing on the need of the construction of the new line. It fnnl.

Mr and Mrs H. C. Hutchinson with a parade, in which various or Miss Katherine M. Kenney. Charles i the intention of the two boards to lion of hrcworka, togetner the cftya Program to itren wlU be entertained tn BIG BONFIRE AT EVERETT.

hold a conference on the In Lauriat. Miss Lille Marshall, Miss Helen MeKev. Miss Eleanor McMuster ganizations will take part. The chairman of the Judges on parade will be County Commissioner Goodale of Clinton. Joel T.

Wilder is chairman of the parade committee and Herbert W. the near future. A feature of the meeting was the Uartmoutn ana Pile 30 Feet High and 50 Feet in Cir Mrs F. M. deMeli, Mr and Mrs W.

H. Mitchell. Mr and Mrs J. D. Munroe, -ifc-: sm cess at midnight for a collation of Ice cream, cake and coffee, followed by a cumference to be Touched Off at Samuel G.

Nash. Miss Newland, Miss July Fourth Enthusiasm Never Greater, and All are Awaiting Tomorrow With Impatience. A compilation of more than half -i hundred programs, which New England cities and towns have announced for the celebration of the 131st anniversary of -ne declaration of Indcpvnd- warren or the noat committee. Among East Olli st, Sojlh Iins'nn laMWeeli I and sts. Horatio Fisher.

7U Fast Mil St. Soutl n-istcn, for fire In leld at East th nn4 sts. Wllllsm Warnock. Si Vale st. for fin In vacant lot off Vale at.

Michael Cunningham. 1112 Bcnnlnif ion Rt. Hast Boston, lot at Orwl Heights, near Overlook st. gale. Vessels Arriving from Provinces Re port Having Had 8evere Experl ences Last Sunday Night.

Several of the VtMMfti arriving tod.n from the provinces repot I passing through a terrific Sunday night' The schooner Mercedes. Cnpt Menshaw which came In from Clen ent-port, had a severe experience and altbougj she escaped Injury she received a ba( washing. The echooaorw Neva. Cap! Chute, Hear Blver. fJ 8.

and the Cap) Adams, from Barton, also received th't full vent of the storm's fury Capt Halcoi.) of the Hrltlsn bchoonoj I'topla. which came III yesterday after noon from Bridgetown. H. with I cords Of wood, stutcd that he encounj tared the 40 mlh-s on Thati-herJ Island, ami before It moderated -th short smoke. The next regular session Sarah J.

Putman, Miss Mary Keed. the total for the last 20 years would make $300,000,000 a conservative estimate." "How much does Mr Treadwell expect Clark will be compelled to give up should this investigation prove his profits illegal, as is alleged was asked. "Will he suffer losses which will materially impair his fortune?" is no telling how much money the ex-senator may have to turn over to m' client," was the reply. But it iustic" be done, I am most positive that it will run up into the millions." Mr Demond said that Senator Clark and hi" iamily own about 300,000 shares of United Verde stock, or nearly 50 times as much as his client, but instead of Mr Treadwell getting l-50tli of the profits of the concern, he asserts that he is getting less than a hundredth tha cnarore. that he had practically the floats will be two entered by the Ladies' Industrial society.

One will dock aocl Midnight Tonight. of the board will be Hept 5. Lionel Sovmour. Miss Ethel beymour rtu glee Mr find Mrs A. M.

Shurtleff. Miss G. represent the founders of the town in EVERETT. July 3 A large number of I H. Shurtleff.

Miss Lillie Silver, Mr 1721, representing a good old-time fam nJxf-ns ar.d boys worked hard last MEDFORD. The members of tho children's chol I Uvea of and Mrs Forest S. Smith, C. Spearman, ily, with tne rarming ana nousenoia evening and this morning to complete Saace. Indicates that this section of the and to- Miss Marion Sprintr.

Miss Mary implements or that time. ine omers gie.il rnuortai of St Raphael's church were treated to Walker. Mr and Mrs John Wood, Miss will represent modern times. A Gen tbe monster pile which is to be toucnea on at midnight tonight on Corbett hill the SO-1 noiioay wiui less sesu wan in pre- Lafayette reception, in memory or ais F. M.

Zimmern. ever. a Jiiasains i back of Glendale park. This morning first visit here In 1S24, will be one or the features of the day. The reception AT WEST MEDF0RD.

tbe worK wh.i practically ine Mle is over 30 feet high and about SO In will be held beneatb American ana Krench flaz3. near the spot where the Circumieience. platform and arch were erected 83 years wnrir nan npn oone rni tpiv i Water Sports of the Medford Boat a c'tlxens and tbe SW or more raiiroau ties and a many more barrels have Hooti bv Dooular subscription. ago. ine committee constats oi ntr-bert Warren, Mrs Arthur E.

Davis and Miss Anna H. Bartlett. and town la the sue New Eng. suuea will make son organlxe! effort lo celebrate the day. and to the case of the exception, the patriotic youths am; not let the anniversary pass wlth-a r.tisr reminder of its significance.

The o-rlklos; tVatur- Bf the collection of profnun la Use wide range of festivities which the New England people have arranged for the day. B-il two things hoi in general throughout an automobile ride yesterday afternoon through the kindness of Itev Nathaniel J. Merrltt. Four large autos weir, used, two of them being loaned by Mr i-fcaies Nelson of Chelsea and Frank Lewis uf this city. Twenty-five members of the choir enjoyed the ride from Medford through the Middlesex Fells to Heading and back to this city by the way ol Stoneham.

Winchester and the Mysu Valley parkway. A largely attended "hay rick' party In aid of the Fast Knd table conm ted with the field day of St Joseph parish was held last evening. Six hay ricks were employed to transport the large party of young people who took tin; c.i corner of Tainter st and Edward Thayer and Leo Shea have been the leaders In the work and have been frozen out, Mr Treadwell, who claims to have discovered the United vtrde mines long before Clark appeared on the scene, brought suit a-ainst the Montana ex-senator In 1899 for an accounting. The first decision went against Treadwell but this was on appeal to the appellate division ot the supreme court. The case VltolOU Ul mo There will he paric exercises, unaer the direction of a committee consisting of Rev Henry P.

Stevens, Rev Walter titntoiM wui no oi- rt-V eararaTat I t.soreotr. on pHlistoa at. a It urn fuel mil that as to he expesaked hy the ir Ussare the smiass ox i have a parad to the rur IsrU:" uraU at tho a Its i a n. a hand a a Sal lite MMSlBS. I L.

Stone and Rev Charles B. louiman. gathered the Tunas togetner ana maae the ourchase. They have been assisted In tot building by Oonald P.eaulac. Os- Vessel lost ii'ri oi tier una wi.

The sports will be under the direction severely liiil. -ted. I he weie vv nose are tn Dooming nr PouUnn Fred McCarty. Willis out from their trying experience, wl Win I mul or the ringing of bells to then came up iu. -tne Of Luther Kugg, rcatpn Dievens, P.

Traak and F. E. Gould ing. George M. Stuart will be chief marshal.

Club Will be a Feature of the Celebration Tomorrow. WEST July 3 An elaborate program of water sports, followed hy an illumination, concert and canoe parade, has been arranged by the Medford boat club for tomorrow in connection with the opening of Its ljandsome new clubhouse on the shores of upper Mystic lake. Capt Edward A. Freidrich of the club crews will have general charge of the water sports, which include an open sailing canoe race of four miles in the morning, followed by canoe and novelty races in the afternoon, which include Wrtaht, George Wrtg.it Barney Mc-UaJfigan. Onnle McGafllean.

Walter welcome in dawn of Independence day. the vessel finally droiipc.t iier lion ks in the harbor. death of that jurist. Finally the case deaill 01 Amend who rim.u- dMirm ivormine. jonn unatn, M'ter a nas-MC- of ii dsys from a thtj Hun nun tbe Boston bark Benjamin F.

ll.irry Kcwnaii. tnancs niumfc rii FOURTH AT ARLINGTON. wniiam imnnxv. uri Ir Cant Korla. arrived at Ihienos Ayf And lb display of firework to murk lis close.

To events of tbe day itself ladvde hundreds of different sports and feserrttisa. In eevry section sporting; events will predominate. Bonfire, parade of fan-tastk-A horr.blm. cr. and military ffiJdedwuiter to the original rlnd- lnfccordtn3 to testimony adduced during thAeC trial there is IIM.OOO.OOO of ore In son.

Edward Hurley and Matthew Dan From Morning Parade to Fireworks MPMSi last Sundav. Kb- rarrled out a lurj of from Ho wharf. Af on board were repotted well. Verde mine snnpiy the ymteo hvond this co den NORWOOD'S FOURTH. Busy Day Is Planned.

ARLINGTON. Julv 3 For the ob nr; i. a iu for the scistanataan- as are general features, in sports, baseball easily hold popularity, with Held and detlca also a general feature servance of the Fourth in this town an Celebration It Is Hoped, Will Excel excellent program has been arranged All Previous Efforts canoeing, vacating, swimming. by the Arlington Heights carnival as nooue racing, oicycie c'lle'ulabTe9 worth. Shou the 'investigation which Judge Amend orders find that Thread well's profits are not as large as they should be he will also get a farger share of the fortune still to be mAceco'rding to William G.

Allaire, who tee tlte eomplaihanbetorWne- NORWOOD. July 3 Norwood hopes to aorse racing sociation- The night before will undoubtedly be uuiet, as the police havo teuiMli I races. nrsei irL i con n-l 1(5 SftOTtS In tel. bra test, balloon ascensions. r.i.o.

dances, nag anus, mcket events nicked been instructed ny tne selectmen 10 enforce the laws In regard to disturbance before 4 o'clock tomorrow morning. I football and tlon of the Fourth of July. The antique and horrible parade promises to be more than a mile long. In the afternoon win ttm a long program of sport -n IB IMUflin. tice ueac.i, a suncju, r.

Chief Urquhart says that he will have Park st to the Middlesex Fella and back. Miss Madge Johnson had Charge of the affair. The board of aldermen appropriated $300 last evening for the purpose of constructing an iron raU fenca about the Swan school In the wnnl district, on the order Introduced -byi John W. Knwright. The principal features of the.

of July celebration In this city tomorrow will be the post OH, G. A. annual salmon dinner and reunion at 1 ci In Grand Army hall, and the found opening of the boat club, with the regatta and Illumination on upper Myaue fake Five large bonfires will be set on In different sections of the city at mid night tonight, the largest at Wellington, opposite the railroad station, tx Ing over 3S feet in hlght. The two principal ball games will be between the Med ford and Lexington councils In the Knights of Columbus league in, tlW morning on the common, and the 'Hillocks and Franklins for the champlon-slilp of the Medford city league at the new high school athletic field In the afternoon. a ahirt-walst nartv and hot) will b'1 In Urn matter of srunoowd.

and other para at in i so. umt kB to be I rwork aisalsx at and a ball game. In the evening there will be a band concert and display of explosive the polk-e and civil suthori-tvs of a Urge anajonty of tbe cities nd town have taken an unusually restrictive attitude this year. In order to firework. Every feature win be earned rami hh and I starting at a central point in fhe company's holding had found copper ort of wonderfully pure character within r-idins of 10,000 feet, or a little less fl an two miles in all directions Furthermore; the plaintiff esserted, the ore is alsfT? ch in gold and silver, from the mining of which there is said to be almost unlimited wealth, even were trie 'copper, ii wnich it is most heavily rPi 'iVitcH According to testl- will be paid for en limit tn now to tne day it sell and tu reduce th Urea aomber of accidents tirely by voluntary contributions from Miium' The response to the commit- Incident to th celebration ot former yearn im ha been most generous.

tv. tr dxy nerore tn rourtn which conrist of Milton the weather waa the one thing which ii William Huntoon and Everett tn asaste n4 a VSLmSS rvwsrka tor felt might prevent a successful rriSnv set fortl by Treadwell, the present ore runs '00 antes of silver to the James A. Hartshorn, is. with the exception of the last named, made up exactly aa was the committee which had charge club 4, single blade; tailend race, nurry-scurry race, rescue race, tandem, man overboard, club four hand paddle and war canoe paddle exhibition for half-mile record. Considerable rivalry exists between the first and second club-four crews, which took first and second honors respectively at the eastern division meet of the American canoe association on the Merrlmac river at Lawrence, June 17.

The race tomorrow has been specially arranged to settle the question of supremacy. Tne first crew includes Capt E. A. Freidrich stroke, William G. Howard, William J.

Trycn and Commodore Waldo S. Manson of the club. The second crew includes Haroid G. Peckham stroke, "Jack" Howard, champion double-blade paddler of New England, Albert G. Walking, and Arthur G.

Mather, champion single-blade paddler of New England. The war canoe exhibition is -vpected to attract a large gathering. The crew has won the eastern division championship times In succession, as well as holding the record for this event. The- prices won by the club at the two meets entered thus far this year will be on exhibition at the new clubhouse during the day, and the clnbhouse and annex will be decorated. The members of the Winchester boat club will be the special guests of the ciub.

The committee of arrangements for the canoe parade, have offered three handsome prizes for the best decorated canoes. The regatta committee of the club includes Edward A. Freidrich capt, Chailes W. Smith, W. A.

Tryon, W. G. Howard and Louis Keay. flagpoleHfound rotted. tomorrow, out tears in ir.u relieved by the enough extra ponce on auiy to nanaie all violators of law.

The carnival association will open the day's program with a parade, which will start at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning. This parade will combine mili tary, circus and carnival features, and prizes will be awarded. The parade will form on Wachusott av, right resting on Appleton st. and will move over the following route: Appleton st to Claremont av, to Oakland av, io Hillside av, to Park av and around the standpipe, down Park av to Appleton st, to Massachusetts av to Forest st, countermarching on Massachusetts av to Park av, to Lowell st. west to Junction of Westminster av.

thence by Westminster av to Lowell st. to westerly side of reservoir, where parade will be dismissed for breakfast. At 9 o'clock, at the reservoir park, an address will be delivered by Rev Frederick Biabee of this town. Music will be furrlshed and the prize win- nrf for each ton oi raw uic tncic wrtll of geld, or about goverr.rr.-nt w-thrT bureau here, which ik. nhenomenal celebration two predicted a pleasant holiday lb rough out ears ago.

The members were appoint- a tiounu. tni, the stand hv the Norwood business association given at Combination park this evening in aid of the South Medford table of the St Josephs parish field day. Mrs William H. Casey has charge of the affair. They have had much assistance from th nfnrer and members of the Nor natea has ar- HARVARD IN HOLIDAY GARB wood athletic club and various other so- Among features promised for the morning parade are those arranged by the Norwood hook and ladder associa i tutors Town Will Celebrate Its 175 Anniver sary and Fourth of July With In A SPECIALIST'S ADVICE tion, th binderies.

Phi Alpha boys r. nnnrr manufacturiiiic Indus door and Outdoor Programs. trtii of East Walpole One feature will HARVARD. July Harvard tm In holiday drees for the celebration of tbe iK-is annouricca. -sav, To Sufferers from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Catarrh of the Stomach, etc.

ti i ri nee a bevv of young girls and he tertifted hat he "had bought the tnck of the United Verde when It was cheap and considered of ttle account. He described the inadequate that he found above and below 3 and that It was not until he had obtained control, and been thus en-abled to make improvements, that the mine began to pour out the millions. He said he never hesitated to advance monev after the rare value of the prop-affl evident to him. He admitted that he did not wait to call the board of directors together before obtaining authority to buy adjacent properties but went ahead and secured tiem. whereupon he turned them over to the company for what he paid for said that he trusted entirely to the directors that they would reimburse him This, he declared, was the only At 1:30 there will be game torwsiie nearly 100 people.

The parade will start Fourth. al-r'h Tnr.rtK and ball ames will be at Last Friday the town was 175 years this aOONIZINO pain Id the pit of your tomaeh GALL-STONES Those at ia Kh occur at short intervals ami will contlniiw and Increase, in severity until the Uall SUmes are discharged iron, the Oall Ml- If noglertiMl, thiM iro'ihle will certainly ami nutoidy develop into vrry serious liver dlseaHes, which will be much more dlftVult to cure. At tli verv first sign of trouhls take APPENDIXIMB, which will dlwwlve and expel the Oall Btonea. soothinBly restoring the full an normal functions of the liver. AI-PEMHXINK Is the natural, health-ful and sure iin-ity nii'l tonic these orirana.

Price $1 per boUl Write for interesting lookletg. ms to M0 Wast 70th New TocK For gals by Jaynes Drug Co. Storea. Bogftk MORE i rk at I ir. the sflemooB old.

bat tbe celebration was deferred until tomorrow. The committee of ar fU t. trame will he between the and the Dorchester It rangements Includes the selectmen, nt imi.r ih. niinlces of the Nor U. -Fair bank chairman, w.

B. Wlllard ffjj If you lunch lte, about I eleven o'clock try taking a wood athletic club. The Norwood band for the day and even- clerk and Benjamin J. Pries t. children such as sacK races, ssaio races and Jumping contests.

Refreshments will be served for the children. During the afternoon band concerts will As a wrnd-up of the day an exhibition of fireworks will be given in the vacant lot between Lowell st and Westminster av. opposite the entrance to the reservoir. This will be the only fireworks exhibition in the town, the legular celebration on Spy pond dispensed with. The parade will be under the management of William E.

Lloyd, chief marshal, and all entering the parade will report to him before 5:30 tomorrow morning at Appleton st and Wachuselt Tbe program will open with a list of in The display of fireworks will be U.rn the Everett property, near ran.r and snorts on th grounds of way in which a transac i.on "i Danger Clinton Pupils Incurred by Climbing It Just Discovered. CLINTON. July 3 The danger which pupils of the high school Incurred within tha naa few weeks elimbinir the flae tr UrcrnDeld school, which will be in W. and Hoyle sts. All the ev-nts of the day will be free to the cham of a commit lee const tin of w.

portance couiu ne uonuu waited for the board to assemble, and J. Kerter and W. F. Dickson. There pole on the high school building for the had discussed the suDjeci.

iu m.o the desired property would have advanced to prohibitive figures. breakTrevious records. Dr. Peter HofTman, known to two hemispheres as one of tbe roost expert specialists on diseases ot tbe stomach and dlgestlTe orgnns. In a recent clinical lecture oo this Importaut subject ssld The chief difficulty In permanently curing those who softer from acute Indigestion, dyspepsia, catarrh of the stomach, flstult-ucy.

habitual constipation, dysentery, srlses from the fact that most sufferers lunlst Usm treating tbe symptoms lnstesd of removing cause. Tbla accounts for the euurmoua con-wumptlon of patent medicines and stomach nos-truro wblcb. being heavily ladcD with narcot les or opiates, geuerally produce some tempi) rary relief by deadening the pain or distress, but alwuys at the exp nse of Injury to tbe delicate organs of lh- iuuicb and Intestines. "Here Is slmplo prescription used with great suecesa Id my practice for many years. Mj adTlcs to auch aullerers Is to secure si once these lugredlenta, which can be bad of any reputable druggist at uilnsl coat, and will be lea-yard dash, relay race.

HP-yrd dash for gtrls under 14. 200-yard dash tor men. haeehall throwing contest for boy and an orange race for boy. At the conclusion of these sports there will a baseball gme between purpose oi v.uas, and flags was demonstrated yesterday rinrnnm it was found that the joint owondtnc out from the building, in Medford Aldermen Appropriate Near $20,00.0, Authorize Loan of the Bromflelds and tne Lancaster junior. Tbe ball game will be followed by a bosket lurch, served on the grounds.

In the afternoon there will be exerw cises tn tbe town hall. The program will open with an Invocation by Rev gheafe. pastor of the Congrega tlonal cbarcn. after which the address ai w. l.Tutr wii: be delivered by chair- public.

CLINTON'S CELEBRATION. Annual Picnic of St John's Parish Will be Feature on the Fourth. CLINTON. July 3 The celebration of the Fourth will be confined to the program arranged for the annual picnic of St John's, parish, on tbe parochial grounds. There will be a series of sporting event, which will Include a ball game between teams representing societies of the parish.

Through the day and evening there will be dancing. The general committee Includes Rev Sullivan chairman. James Phillips. Rev Ueorge W. Welch, Micnael Gorman Joseph Laplante.

Edward F. Riley Coleman Flaherty and James Gorm- av. BUNKER HILL DISTRICT. Division 37, A. O.

held an Important meeting last evening In Hibernian hall, corner of Union and Lawrence sts. and voted to celebrate the 11th anniversary of its institution In Hibernian building Thursday evening. July 25. with a banquet. Elaborate ar-ranuements are being made for the which the staff was stepped, was rotted and that the pole itself, where the Iron 1 support held it near the ridgepole, was rotted half through.

The boys climbed the pole 20 feet. It Is luckv i did not break and throw them 10 feet to the portico. The committee decided not to replace the pole, but to have a smaller one over the entrance that can be taken in when not in use. nth of Georae Warren Lawrence. 000 and Transact Much Business.

MEDFORD, July 3-HaIf asleep from a session lasting over 5V4 hours, the aldermen adjourned shortly before 2 this morning for the summer vacation. Lw was one of the longest of mix them yourseir ai nomo on um aj iwist haaaim oaa i oa. Blslac (geuuliiei OB. .1 OS. HELP WANTED ADVERTISE IN THE GLOBE Globe Ad bring the bet and quickest results.

Burnt Magnesia event bv an emcieni cuiiuimieo u. which John D. Cadogan is chairman. A meeting of the county board of the year, and the amount of business ransacted surpassed all previous records for single meeting. Nearly J20.0O0 was appropriated, and 100.000 was ordered borrowed In anticipation of the nresent vear's taxes.

The early part of the evening was vr to an Informal session, the nun Fairbanks. The singing of "Home. Home" by a selected chorus will follow Two addresses will then be tn rder bv Percy A- Atherton and Oeorge Clatk The pupils of tne grammar school will sing "Columbia." Next wii! be the reading of an original poem by Mr Annie it. Clark of Lancaster, a native of Harvard, who was school-mat of Lout 34 Alrott at the time lb Aleott family resided here Troth-Uads." when A. Branson Aleott sought to stsblrsb ron.mu.-.ltv of ran seen -dental Ms Addrrssss will ollow by John Warnet and Mis Ruth bit ney.

Kruring of lb "CMd Oaken Backet' by th Harvard quartet will precede addresses by Senator Allan But- rbe grounds will be In charge of John 1 PKIIhln Michael i.orman. r-eter iyn- I kv Peter Cairns. John 8iayne. Dennis Word has reached Boston of the death in Brookl- of George Warren Lawrence, formerly of this city Mr Lawrence passed away June So. He was born in Boston in 1835, being the eldest son of Joseph Warren Lawrence, a well-known steamship agent He was a RTadjate of the Brimmer and Lngllsh high schools, and for years belonged to the Handel and Haydn society He was well known and highly respected in Boston and also in New ork, wherj be bad resided for several years.

He left a wife. "Take a small traspoonful hnlf meals and at bedtime, with half glass of hot water. sure that your druggist gives yon Blslac In original sealed scsege." High medical authorities, commenting un Or. Hoffman's lectures on the aliove subject, agree that his prescription for dyspepsia. Indigestion snu stomach troubles Is th liWal one for the purpose.

It certainly eoeta very little to try It. and it is cuundently recoui awn dad. the A O. H. is to be heia in niDernian hall Frldav evening of this week.

Thieves entered the apartment house at 13 Tufts st about 10:80 this morning bv means of false keys and ransacked the trunks, bureau drawers and closets and got away with many articles of value. At 11:30 the police an investigation and tried to get a list or the articles stolen, but the occupants entered happened to UlphiAl Uallev. P. F. Coyne, EDUCATOR CRACKERS board resolving Itself into a commtttf-e of the whole to more fully consider the larce batch ot communications from Mayor Brewer.

The members of the school committee and the mayor were nresent to explain the need of the ad-uUional appropriation of for the alterations and addition recently au- James Devamey. Martin Kllleen. Adel-and Duvarney and Peter Kerrigan. Entertainments will be presented under the direction of Thomas kf. Jen-nlnn Thomas R.

Burns. Daniel T. MMt )M 1 r.iJi.BHKr Ul trick of Laceter sr.d ongreii.rfiiiri and their ef-Mrs Canway, Gradv James T. Duane. William Noo- be staying at the beach forts were unsuccessful.

Mrs W. F. Q. T.rrell OI i ns wu -r-4er ti.e di-.