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North Park union., 1901-11-01

lOtai .SfoS,VsD
The accident loss to the Shamrock.
like that to the Constitution, was fully
covered by insurance, so 1t need not
be counted in the bill OF expenses.
The outlay of defending the cup ma
turally is much smaller than that
which falls upon the challenger. Prob
:aoly In round numbers the cost of
meeting Sir Thomas attack this year
will be in the ncighborhood OF $50
600. making n total expenditure for
both challenger and defender OF $I12,'
600, or say $4,000. everything includ-
cd: for in the above table of Sir Thom-
as expenses there is omitted an item
of several thousand dollars. probably
over $1,000, for uniforms for his large
force of men, and there doubtless are
other minor expenses TO swell tln
amount still further.
The cup defenders this year had an
extra expense in the failure Of the
Constitution. The Constitution cost in
the neighborhood of Sl5O.OOo. and the
Columbia, which cost about Sl2O.ooO.
had to have considerable money put
into her TO fit her for the race, al
enough, OF course, her original cost
should not be included in the expenses
of this years defense OF the cup. Both
Captain Rhodes OF the Constitution
IIri Captain Barr of the Columbia
have been under pay at the rate of
$1,000 each for the season. The pay
OF the American crew is somewhat
higher than that of the English the
Americans getting $50 a month. us
against SO to the English crew. The
docking and tender expenses of the
Americans have been less than those
Of the challenger. and of course there
Il eliminated from the American total
the big item the Erin puts in Sir Thom-
as bill The Americans are boarded
outright on their tender instead of hav
Ing the 80 cents per diem allowance.
The total pay of the oflcers and men
for the six months they will have been
engaged amounts to Il trifc more than
$4,000
North Park union., 1901-11-01
v,rs,p,. Rival. co,o..d..

1t Is estimated that one county on
the eastern shore OF Virginia. contain
Ing population OF about 1900, sold
this year 5JO.OOO barrels OF Irish potn
toes mt profit Of <l.O0O.O00. which
means that every man, woman and
child In the county would bc entitled
to receive, II the money were distrib
nted pro rata. something more than
$40 from one crop alone.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
A PRAYER

The following poem. by Clinton Danger.
deid. Is reproduced. by permission. from
advance sheets of the November Gen.
Not for the silent chief whom Death
Gently and sedulously keeps
Within splendid calm: naught mars
His well-won laurels where he sleeps.
Rather for him who newly stands
Half startled on n slippery height.
Like a strong falcon which some hand
unhooded rudeiy whom the light
A wtde-winged strength. For him We
pray:
Give him such wisdom swift and keen
he shall restore us Yesterday!
Dillon, Georgia.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
TIL. New Fire Net

Recently adopted by one OF the metropol-
itan fire departments has proven Won
derful success as life saver. Every one
takes special interest In any invention
that will save or prolong life. This Is tho
reason SO many people have been praising
the merits OF lIostetters Stomach Bitters
during the past nifty years. 1t cures dys-
pepsia, indigestion, biliousness. nervous
ness. and liver and kidney troubles. Many
physicians prescribe and recommend 1t.
Do not fail to try II.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
a~w.s rnsss

We eese ose HuadreA ps,lars rsvsrd to- ~
00TsS Cara
x !. CHENEY 4 co. Prop~. roasde q
HSscy foe The iass is years sasi believe hia
pesfoo1ly hooorab.a Ia al buaiAeas transAas4oaa
end nnsaciaiiy able "a carry out aAy doltgs-
tloas usAe by their nrm
West TruAx. Wholesale nFusgista. Toledo.
O.; Wahlnx. kinnAn I Aahln, Wholesale
DfuGgiata Toledo OAto
HHIA's CAtarrh Cure Il taken iuteruAlly. Aet-
tng directly upon the blood and mucoup surtpces
81 tha system Te~timoalAts sent FREE pttoe
NJ ps1 bosslo Sold By all druxytstA
HAllS EHniiy Pills arc sAs besl
North Park union., 1901-11-01
p,p Salmon Catch In the West.

The salmon catchers on the north
Pacific coast sometimes catch over
5000 fish at one haul and are COM
PEELED to throw thousands back for
want of seine room. Canneries are
running at breakneck speed. Labor is
very scarce and small girls employed
as helpers are making 50 day.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
Ar, you Using Allen. Foot Ease !,

1t is the only cure for Swollen.
Smarting, Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens 8
Foot Ease. a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. Csc. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
rr.,.,.~ nam 4. =. oeess,ss,.

One Of the practical thinss uAdaF-
taken BY the London county council II
tho training Of boys to be 4aryincrs.
The technical education board OF the
council offers scholarships to boys who
nre leaving tho public elementary
schools 10 enable them to take n thor.
ouGh course OF training at the school
OF practical gardening which has late
ly been established by the Royal Bo-
tanlcal Society OF Regents park.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
Timber 1000 Year. Old.

Probably the oldest timber in the
world which has been subjected to the
use of man is that found in an ancient
Egyptian temple. in connection with
stone work. which Is known to be at
least 1900 years old.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Elsie-Mnmma, were you ever a
child7 Certainly. dear. All
human beings were once children.
Esie-Really? Well, who took care
Of the babies then?
North Park union., 1901-11-01
L.A,.s c.. wear shoes.

One sine smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, . powder. II makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen. hot, sweat
ing, sching feet, ingrowinR nails. corns
stores csc. Trial package FREE by mail.
Address Allen y. OlmXtcd, Leroy, N. Y.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Sheep with a green fleece are nov
city, but these are to be seen In Ger
many near some copper works. They
live In the dust and fumes and drink
water contaminated by copper.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Teacher-Johnny, IL cakes were 20
cents dozen and gave you 10 cents,
how many would you getF johnny
None; I'D get candy.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
NOTHING EQUALS
n Iaa,k'a OIL.

q. 10eoe'a OIL
FOR Rhsumatism. Gout. sciatica,
Neuralgia. Cramp. Pleurisy. Lumbaso,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Soreness
Bruises. Toothache. Headache. Back
ache, reetache. Pains In the Chest
Pains in the Back. Pains in the Shoul-
ders. Pains in the Limbs. and all bod
lily aches and pains. II acts like magic
Safe, sure and never failing.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

The king of Roumania is personally
Interested in plan to educate MS
reople by the establishment OF thea
ters in e> .ry town in his kingdom.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Brooklyn. y. Y. Oct. 1.-THE value Of
Garfield Tea. the herb medicine. In .ug-
Eested by these fAeta, II Is u specific for
all diseascs of the liver. kidneys. atom-
ach and bowels: Il purtnes tho blood and
lays the foundation for heAlth.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Brooklyn. N. Y. Oct. 1A--Pcople who
have headaches know what they are. and
those who take Garfield Headache Pow
yders know how completely and how quick
Suliariy adapted to the needs OF nervous
ywameu.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Prixoncr-wouidn't It he better to let
me tell my own story Don't you think
IL would be hciicvedr l.nwyrr-That's
North Park union., 1901-11-01

The Massachusetts man who plans "a
20 over Niagara Falls ts a big rubber
ball evidently believes he will 70 bound
Ing down to fame.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

ldo no& believe Fiso's curs for coasumptiof
Aas ~ equal for coughs Add coids--Jons y
RoYna, Trtaity SprinGs. Ind-. fsb. ik t0oo
North Park union., 1901-11-01

II marriage liz n lottery. why doesn'
Uncle sum bar love letters from th'
mails?
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Mr.. WinsIow's ssoshisg ayruT.
eos chiidrea tssshiAs sftsas the ssns. re4oese ea
oAnaalios. ailays paiA. vAd collie 6c bossie
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Clara-Isn't II perfectly lovely-this
higher education of woman, Dora-Nhy
Ciara-Thc paper says eighty per cent. Of
the vaNsar graduates get married.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Thcodorc-Hc went so far as to call me
a puppy! iiarrict-And at your age! The
idea!
North Park union., 1901-11-01
DIANA OF THE CHASE.
.nr1RoiT GIRL WHO 70 FOND OF
BA0oiN0 BIG GAME.

Miss Lillian h. Taylor. . Petite Beaa.y
of whom the City Of the Straits Is
.s Pro.d ~ Can Bs-Fond of Life ON
the Plains.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

Man learns to put his foot in his mouth
gets over the habit.
North Park union., 1901-11-01
EXPENSIVE SPORT.

Estimate of siF Thomas Lipton's Expsaass
In tho Yacht Race.
The New York Sun says that Sir
Thomas Lpton's expenses for the
yacht race may be tnbulated, approx
North Park union., 1901-11-01

The pIckpocket. like the dcmagogue,
tries to keep In touch with the people.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

II everyone know how good q remedy
vas Hamlin's Wizard OIL it, ealss
would double In q day.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are fast
TO sunlight, washing and rubbing. Solt
by druggists, lOc. per package.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

and our Holiday books. OutnIs
Arss. kx011ioR Deok c., CoLoAAIo sPsIAsa, eoAA.
North Park union., 1901-11-01

AMERICAN LADY. fnAspeaA.
uNWOSOWS emily rtch, waats good honest
AnsbAad Addrsas MSS :. u Market b., CheaGo LII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
Nova 0rgankty
miana y czasle wesels w~lejskiego
PREY odejsc,u panstwa mfodyoh
do 6lubu.

Stoje tn misdzv wami, iak
pasterz miedzy stedem owlec, jsk
kozio} miedzy gl6wkanl kapnsty.
Stole tn wvwyiszony ma tel }aw'e !;
ma kssta}t sokota wzbitego W gore
: s~pogladam NJ vat, jakby ma
drobne ptaszYnv: I COZ vice? po-
rozdziawialis:ie geby .trzeszozaliscie
ma mn'e oczY, jak ma roroga, ale
powledzole, czy Wv 1ozumlecie to,
o czem ia wan movie beds?.....
Cto nam panstwu mtodym MIN
p6jd9 do 6lubu. wypalie perore.
Lecz znacl IL wv gawron7, co to
jest Stub? umieciez Wy poja6 CO
TO just " generis mascu'iui ct foc~
mimi, praetefttum at supiaum?"
Ot6i to! wien, 10 AMI s}owa laden
ME zrozumia'. PIC tYlko, "a }bY
sic wodzld, nosY .1bijaG o 6ciany,
wa}at Sc po ziemi; to Jest wssYst-
ko, co wy umlecie. Ostatpi grosz
Eanie66 do kal ozmY ma
gorzaike, a iak sorganista przyjdzle
do was, to ME racie "a co kwarty
kup;3! o tempora! o mora!
tc Gig ~znac2y, re wy wszyscY
csty jestesc,e. To powiedxiawssy,
dalei rzecz ~prowadze. "Bona
Dies vel bonum p.ane", co pc poll.
- 49,
sku tfumaozv zig, 4e iona powln-
pa byd pos'uszna me&owi. "et
benz 4e maj powln-
MEN pa cbleb pracowat Tax jest,
po,rzeba praoowsc. DO otworsy-
ws.v gebe, MIC 81 wsniS ME wteci.
tylko komsr albo mucha'
Wrzes,vie bierzc,e 70 mnie przy-
k{sd; ia. chez mann wiecrj rosumu
paloach. snite)i w wszysoY v
esowaob, q przeo,e& sam sobie mu-
sse gn6j wos;e i orac v polu, DO
l~na.csej umaribYm miedsy wau.i :
Otoa. to test wssystko. 60 van
mialem powiedaiet. Pamietajcie,
10 jeteli mole ssow2a ME prz7lg'a,a4 :
do w.s.Ych gt6~ tvardYoh. =
wan tury wvYdusss kuny, ja@irst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

QUI U 49,
.SssssaE $500 Iaass.sIasaaa!slss
r-.--.:-.. ....x.,. $3.50.
.a...:. 49,. !. Il So.
. -. n.,o ,n,od. u
49,. .E o-o,.o..,. Il. Y. v,,a, ....Is1
1ahecxki! u
0hv v.rn s.,a tnnotviv. naimilssesl
f. d..ateo1kil
ohv v.m n;odv v;char n,a .ry.s
WI stodosyl
j
oOy VAN s'e rooa'fo 90 kop'e
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o, n,.,; do,,+Lr -
D1SnO Hl6ll uOOYkNU VI
,
-'-I
-.
y
:. ".-s#
Chleb prsysGfosc'.
r..,aoh~u oh,oh d,a Gale,
,,a,to6c; - ns~iv;etaro, obf,to.
-, A.. ,,..vst.;,h, mar..-
.,u.d> ,,,o.,
.
ch,oh 70 oaio>6 xn,eisze po.v.
.;n. o.,or;.ko I'd n;anam;etnvoh
~,..tu o .o.odo;o,v a,os6b v1r,,.
:; n.1o. u,el,
IL u,,,oL.n,
odh &.
na, ,an;o;
Let;
..-c
z.,o.;. az
u.1roz,naitsse ohlebv hv e1en,csne,
zdrovotue. razowe. Grahama
Int. d.. a n4iwa3n,e1ssa sprawl
lost Ia nv ohIah zaviera{ 1ak
naivieesi czeaci potywczych.
o.tatnimi czasy 1ozpoczeto
pr6by. kt6re NIGGA rzeczywi6cie
wywo}at sasadn,cze am,any " tym
nrzamv6,a sno4vvczvm. O,o uka-
za} s,e - handlu tax zwanv s}o-
d~ovotvto, ohteb aimona. wvpie.
k.nv obeon1e " k,lku mieiscowo6-
zach Mimic fSces:. Dusseldorf.
ls1czac;n +. d.. Jaktez urab,a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

.u.hsxi 2sso.e5ii Prao. 199] y.
4, Is, ! ~ Wi a q ke-
mitet bs.lllhfuslki 44ss, Y o1sdo'vnil !
y, % aI.st, oiasud.isd.t $3.50 .
W ieltopolan,n sls.42.: D1iennik
Berl,h.ki 80 s, Gs.etA Toru6sks
2a:ll.bo. Poster HOS Ds'sHo nix
Slsski 43.54, Pielgrzvn, 70,
PrsYiaciel ludn ~, Gazeta Robot
niosa Z. 81 marek.
Nadto xcbra}y; Gas ll,2')S. "a
koror. Slowo Polsk'e el6e! Nova
Reforma s246. %, Dz,ennik Pol"
ski 1e4a. "a, Clos Narodu sos
ii. Ga.eta Nsrodowa 620.5O.
Praedsw vii 100. rssem 24.os9.l5
korou, 90 c.Yni 20.4ea.so. marek
razem s8,6ll.S 6 msrek. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

GNIFZNO. Redaktora lie"
oha'' skaza1 sad ma 6 tygodni vie
ziania "a obraze n~auc.yciela ko-
ralewskiego we Wrzekn,. Obroh-
ca, meceuas Karp hskl, bronh
sprswy g~orliwie, a tax ostro. he
sad ma wezwan,e prokuratora
wziaf 90 W kars psrzaokowa pie
dzies,ai marek- Sprawl ia ME u
konctv sig pred sadem gn'ezalen~
skim. tylko tokyo sie bsdzie al
10 najwvzszYth 1nstancyi. Sprawy
szkolne 90; dis naidrazl,wszeml re
wssystkich sprs!w W dsielnicach
polsklch pahstwa pruskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
Z Poznafskfego.

I "a ~pRzYKIADRM K e -
l.v.tisro (. Wrsefn,'x sgsoeifo dig
podobno ius k,lku p.so,Je'sl' Q
sdoxvolsu,s nossenia rewolwer6wl
ptekne stosunkiI Naucsv"'e',
tt6ry ma sdooYwac eob'e mltoso
dxieo, . ssaeunek rod.io6w. nosi
prsy sobie revolver.
dNlZENO. dnia ~ odbys ole
! kodoisle sv. Trojoy Stub kup"
]. p. T. -P.lsdsk,ego : G.. ie'na :
panna Miohaline Chrssnow'ks roc
vnie* 2 Gniesna. Aktu tlubnego
dopelnil K. proboeec. Fi>tro~ics.
% .s..
WRZESNIA.- 4 dz,eol.
kt6rych naswiska p~rzedosta&y sfs
do aazet i kt6re tax c;e&ka W pa
,n,vtnvm dniu odebrasy chtoste, tuz
ME wszystlie znajdula sic "
Wrze6nl.
Uczenuice I klasy, Wojcie~
chowska, kt6ra zemd'ona wow
CA wyu,es,ono 70 szko4y i kt5ra
lest wat&a sfabowl,a d~zi.woayoka'
rodnice ~yatali do dalekich kre-
wnych. .t....:
Chop &c Nowacs ev ski, kt6re'
70 matka jest prote: stantka, a syn
y Koseianie. POM ewa1 ojc'e<
lego utrscl& ty} s}u&be W Wrzes'
nj, prseni6st 81, tamdota1. IA
sim;re Borecka rowniez rodz'c'
wys}all do krewnych " Bojanowle
gdzie uczeszcza do innel szkoty.
Go fejenoya zamierza oczYni6
czy nauka rel,g,i nadsl bedsie u
dzlelana " jezYku p4emieck'm
l cry v tej spra~i e nova zarsadz
rew,zya, dotychcsas n'ewisdomo
q k6i nauozy cielskich dowiedzian'
sig tylko;, 10 n,we rozporzadzenl
, wkr6tce nadejdzle.
% 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

POZNAN. powodu surowe-
"
90 wyroku " 9 rawie wr.es,hskiel ,
kt6ry dotknq& ludzi : ubogiej k1a~
sy ludncso', urzadz'li r.em'esInicy
posnanscy el}sdie i s}o4yli natych.
miast 700 marek ma rece 1edakcyi
"Pracy' Iune redakoye urx4dsaja
r6wnlez sktadke ma rzecs sasa~
dzonych " Gnle4nle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

JAN6WIEC Ciesk' clos SPOT
kali rodzipe t~uteiszeeos r1ezn'ks
Teetiego = oiaeu oststnich 2 m'e-
s,ecy. P;i,,edd @, op's'mrnii,upl tYgod,A MI ~
maria tons ]ego "a" gaiopateee sa-
choty, ~ tYgodnie p,o'sl'ns.ei T. O.:
boje3b,r, xa~sse ozerstwi. 1.E
Syn; ltory objet in,eres pc.
ojou. qo.''t q ob's.ao' T. "d ds..
r,euls<go y ee'o~q prsed ! ro~
k,ems =.
Tl,eis.v kup'eo p.s Msrk'er.
v CO sprzedat posisdlto'sr6' svojs
kupoo~i y. Marousov, "a $50 N.
POZNAF = Medle n.,nov-
s.ycA obl,os.h zebss 4 j q g. 9. 3 gra4d-
MIA 40 oaary sprav,r. v ! !
na.tepuj4ce sunny.
Dr. Nisgslsv5tii,.s s'dvnr'y,g
skarbsik. maret ia%os1o, D.,een~
uik fcsns1skl 7slllS l q ka'rys,r u Po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

INOWROCkAW Pred s4''
dem karnYm cd dina II przez 3
dni tokyo sie bsdze sprawl sza]k'
z}odsiei Paprocklego i towsrsYszy.
Oskar4ono ioh . liczne . ,dsiejstwa,
iako to: " gnacnu sadu fabissyhs
skiego,u p. Kunkta' " Markow'e ,
u paui Kroner i o lnne kradsieze.
Z~spo.waco prseszto stu s~i~dk6w
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-17
MONTPELIER WEDDING -

Montpelier, Oct, 1.-THE wedding
of Miss Lucy Jane Hutchins Of this
city to DR.. Leo Alexander Newcomb
of Waterbury, which took place at
Bethany church last evening was one
Of the most b il a social events OF
the season. The interior of the
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion by several Of the friends
OF the bride. Mr.. w. A. Briggs pre-
sided at the organ and rendered q
choice program while the guests were
being seated.
Miss Dorothy Washburn Lord Of
Burlington, a cousin of the bride was
flower girl, The bridesmaids were
Miss Letta Van w rmer Of Argyle,
N. Y, and Miss Mabel Cook Of Castle
on, q cousin of the bride. DR.. Nor
man Seaver OF Rutland was the off,
ciating clergyman. and Ernest New
comb the groom s brother acted as best
man.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-17
MAY RESIGN
Secretary Root Will Prob
ably Leave
THE CABINET
On Account Of Poor Health
His Successor Sanger

Washington, D. c., Oct. lit II
understood from an authoritative
source that Secretary Roots physici'
ans have recommended long rest,
and il is now found that bis resigna.
tiou will be necessary. There would
he no surprise In official circles II the
secretary tenders his resignation WITH
in the next two weeks.
Word reached here this morning
that Mr.. Root would return to Wash
ington in 10 days to clear up some
matters and would then leave for
some noted health resort for long
rest. in the hope Of recovering bis
much impaired health.
The news of the secretary's Illness
and his probable retirement from the
cabinet is received with regret by
Prsiedent Roosevelt, the members OF
the cabinet and a large circle OF
friends. In the event OF bis resigna-
tion it is regarded as certain that
Asst Sec. Sanger will succeed him in
the war department.
Col. Sanger comes from New York,
and is close friend of the President,
who has known him for long time,
and has great confidence In his abilt-
ty. 1t is believed that Secretary Root
will recommend him as successor II be
resigns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-17
COL. DARLING RESIGNS.

Boston, Oct. lit is announced
at the Boston University School OF
Law that Mr.. Edward Carlton Stone
of the Suffolk Bar, has been selected
by the trustees of the institution as
the new instructor in Criminal Law,
to fill the vacancy caus- d by the resig'
nation of Col. Chas. X. Darling.
Col. Dlrling, who has served the
school as an instructor for several
years and who was extremely popular
with the students, was obliged to ten.
der his resignation because his official
duties NJ longer allowed him to take
time for teaching.
Mr.. Stone graduated from the Bos
ton University School In 1900 and is a
non n-college graduate. However, his
rank in the school was above every
college graduate, and thereby he won
the second prize Of $3.50 offered to the
non-college men in his class for the
best scholarship.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-17
I moL|Neux
Is a Name To Be Rsspec-
ted Says
the GENERAL
Who Behaves Firmly In Thu
Innocence Of His Son

New York, Oct. l7.-t}en. MoA
neux says that he knew his son wal
innocent and that, furthermore, be
knew who the guilty one was and tina,
be hoped oon to point him out pub
licly.
He said that he would devote his
life to proving the innocence Of bis
son; that he could not die until that
was done.
"We will clear the name of Moli-
neux from the stain that now attach.
es to it, ''said he as he sat in his arm
chair in his Br oklyn home.
"The name Is an honorable one, an
Roland and will spend the rest Of
our lives II necessary, to prove that he
Is innocent Of the charge against
him.
'T am brave man, said the Cen
eral, 'or supposed to be, but am not
half so brave as that boy OF mine.
Have you ever been In death cell at
Sing Sing? He has never seen the
sun. he has never breathed a breath
oil resh air since he 8 been there. And
he borne it we'll. Do you suppose
that or my son fear to face dsath?
'sLet me answer" and with that he
raised himself from his chair and a
most shouted: "No. A MolineuA
was never afraid to face death. -
Then be sank back into his chair
Gen. Molineux expressed his graft
tude toward the officials at Sing Sing,
who had been so kind to the prisoner,
and to the members Of the family. He
refused 10 gltecuss the legal points in
the case further tfixn to mention an
incident that took place just before the
trial.
"My son." he said "uaS taken to
the district attorney office and there
asked in the r e ence of Mr.. Kinsley,
the handwriting .xp' rt, to write the
address on the poi on package. The
laper on which he was asked to write
was turn ID to an angle which would
make his handwriting appear back
handed. He objected and said that he
never wrote that way, but was made
to do it, nevertheless.
4 Gen. Molineux was ur able to tell
what steps his lawyers would take In
the matter of his sons new trial. and
said he would leave for Sing Sing at
once.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-17
CHELSEA.

Fred w. Lewis and Eunice A
| Noyes were married Wednesday OF
last week at the home of Mrs Eme'
line j. Noyes, mother of the bride
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. E. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
left at once for a trip of several weeks
which is to include the Pau-Amerlcan
expt sition.
Everett Ballou and Mrs. Laura
Birchmore, both formerly of this town
were married last week Wednesday at
the home OF e. H. Kennedy by Rev.
w. E. Allen.
Charles J. Cosgrove is at home
from Burlington on two weeks va
cation.
Eva E. Akerman of West Fairlee is
at work in H. o. Bixoy's store for a
few weeks.
Minnie J. Carpenter is working in
Leslie @. Smiths family.
Mrs. Rhoda Miller of Meadows, N.
H., is visiting her mother, Mrs A. 5.
AnDis.
Mrs. R. Kennedy is visiting her son
Herbert in Bridgeport, Conn.
G S. Emery, F. L. Beckwith, WIN.
Flanders and A. H. Morey have been
for the past week on camping and
hunting expedition In the wilderness
of Washington
Over 200 tickets have been sold f'r
the entertainment course. The first
ntertainment is by Parker's Little
Pickaninnies and Cncert Co. on Mon
day evening, Oct. %,
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Fish OF Nader,
came last week to D. s. N. & 'ss'.
Dr. Fish left on Monday, but his wifi
will remain longer with her parents.
Rev. F. Briggs of Washington
preached in exchan at the Congre-
gational church Sunday.
Miss Blanche Townsend left for Bos-
to Tuesday to .n-er the Emerson
college of oratory. Her mother went
with her.
A number OF new books have been
ordered for the puolc library and it is
expected they will be ready for distri.
button by Saturday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-17
VERMONT PATENTS.
(Special to TELEGRAM.)

Washington, Oct. 17.-Patents is
sued to residents of Vermont, Oct. Is
1901. Reported specially for the TEL
EeRAM by r. w. Bishop, patent at
torney, Washington, D c.
684, 500. Waterproof ,ating. W.
4. Hall, Bellows Falls, assignor to the
Casein Company OF America, of New
Jersey.
6S4, ,545. Casein glue. W. A. Hall,
Bellows Falls, assignor to the Casein
Company of America, Of New Jersey.
Trad marks.
37,186 For wooden fabrics. F. 5.
Mackenzie, Woodstock. The represen'
tatlon of q thistle.
37,2O6. For a dyspepsia remedy.
Curesal Tablet company, St. Albans.
A monog am composed of the capital
letters sc. T."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-17
SMALL POX SCARE.

Darlington, Oct. 17.-At special
meeting of tine bolrd of aldermen here
last night the small pox matter was
taken up. The motion to close all the
places OF amusement was laid on the
table.
Ii was moved that the health Officer
divide the city into districts and pro-
vide a house toulouse vaccination fol
all those who were willing TO be vac
cinated, the health officer to secure
physicians to do the work at rs cents
per person, the city to pay for all who
are unable to pay themselves. There
are no new cases reported today.