The la'iliu suit for alleged breach
of promise to marry brought in the j
superior court in Boston in 1906 by 1
Klizabetli Handley against Joseph K. I
Plummer has been dismissed because 1
»t no ac ti; n tor two years preceding
April 1 last.
The newly appointed federal farm
loan board will meet at Concord, ,N. 1
H., Aug. - J, alter visiting Portland, ■
.Me., and going from Concord to
Springtkld Mass., and Hartford.
Heaiin-s v ill he held In the lour
cities on the ipiestion ot where the
tar in loan bank lor New tnslaud
should he located.
All appiaisal b> port directors set<
the value of the South Boston Hats
at $18 . aus .825.
Mrs. Annie l>. Riley of Blouoester,
Mass , was struck by lightning and
ins!antl> killed.
.Miss Marx Sullivan, 21, was struck
by an automobile at Springfield.
Mass., and died from her injuries.
P. H. ('lark, 35, was killed when
.he ttuk’iiiuMio »»» which he was riding
was struck by a train at Mellimdrtin.
Mass.
William Box, 52. of West Bridge
water. Mass., died from injuries re
ceived to his spine when he fell tiom
a load of hay.
The murder car in which l>r. C. F.
Mohr was murdered Auk. 31 last xvas
sold at auction at Providence to W.
A. Mulry for $425.
Telephone operators employed by
the New I In-land Telephone and
Telegraph company at Bideiord, Me.,
have organized a union.
Colonel Roosevelt will make his
first campaign speech in behalf of the
candidacy of Charles K. Hughes in
Lewiston, Me., Aug. 31.
While fishing from tin* wall of the
Charles river basin at Cambridge,
Mass., Santo Cili, tl. fell into the
water and was drowned.
