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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
TOWNSHEND.

Mass.
Mrs. shuman Willard visited briefly i'm
town this week
George Hardy is at work this spring at
| Deacon j. o. Folletts
Arthur Greenwood is able to be out
aiter the injury to his knee.
Miss Carrie Mason and Miss Annie
| Nichols spent Sunday at \. \. Mason's
Miss Mabel Stoddard of Framingham.
Mass" is at home on "a short vacation.
Mrs. Park Holland is visiting her sister
Mrs. DR.. Martin in Northampton. Mass
Robert Greenwood and daughter. Maud.
have visited recently at Asa Greenwood's
Everett Phillips is improving the inside
| OF John Wares house with paint and
| paper.
Miss Abby Solicit is home from Weston.
! where she has been teaching the past
| winter.
Mrs. Martin and Miss Mabel have been
! spending week at Fred Martins in
| Putney.
Miss Braloy of Putney and Miss Annie
Cooke VIII teach our village school this
| summer.
Mrs. II. Winslow is spending some
| weeks with her daughter, Mrs Henry
| Stratton.
Rev. l.. B.Curus LEFT Tuesday morning
| for Winthrop, Conn, to visit his mother.
/ who has been ill.,
Miss Era Austin will teach the same
school in Athens this summer that she
taught last winter.
Clifford Brooks has moved from the
house near John Whitcomb's to tic
Clarence Woodland place.
Miss Edith sanders has gone to West
Mortified, Mass, where she has a posi-
tion as assistant i'm the post office.
Rev. Mr.. Danforth of Newfanc filled the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
WEST WARDsBoRo.

Most of the grip victims are better.
f, l.. Adams has begun running his
sawmill day and night.
Mrs. EVeline Murphys death occurred
last Friday after about four days sick.
ness with pneumonia. She had been
feeble for weeks from an injury caused
by fall. She leaves two daughters
other relatives i'm New York and ohio TO
mourn her loss. The funeral was at her
residence sunday Rev \. j. Martin Off
Ciating.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
WOMEN MUST SLEEP.
Avoid Nervous Prostitution.

II you are dangerously sick what is
the first duty of your physician lie
quiets the nervous system, he deadens
the pain, and you sleep well.
Friends ask, "what is the cause ?"
and the answer comes in plying
tones, nervous prostration. 1t came
upon you so quietly in the beginning,
that you were not alarmed, and when
sleep deserted you night after night
until your eyes fairly burned in the
darkness, then you tossed in nervous
agony praying for sleep.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29

The ordination of Rev. r. +. Danforth
is likely to take place in the first
whole week OF May.
a. r. edwards, who is still engaged
in numbering business in Stratton, was
at home over Sunday.
John Boligar. formerly employed at
the Newfane House, and now learning
the blacksmitn's trade in Stowe. has
been here this week.
1t is probably safe 20 state that this
weeks record of f. c. Stiles's ambi-
tious hens has brought his number Of
chickens up to at least IS.
Mrs. Henry Wellman. accompanied
by her son. Hugh, went on Wednesday
to hospital in Burlington for further
operation on tumor on the jaw.
Friends about the county who are
longing for their annual supply of old
time maple sweets will have to wait
till the supply is more plenty. Little
has been made.
Rev. Dorr Hudson, pastor of the
church in Millers Falls,
formerly a Newfane boy, was in town
last week on the way to attend the
funeral of his uncle. Mr.. Harwood of
Brookline.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis of the Baptist
church in TOwnshend preached Sunday
morning in exchange with Pastor Dan
forth, from the text, Comfort ye com
fort We my people 49,. speak We com
fOrtably to Jerusalem" giving an IN
teresting eXhortation against the weak
ness. the hindrances and the sin OF
throwing out and keeping up discour.
agements in life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
DUNN ERSToN.
Death from Scarlet Fever.


Ruby Walker, adopted child of Wal
ter and Jennie Walker, died on Tues
day morning after a weeks Illness
with scarlet fever, aged SIX years and
six months She was received into
their family about year ago last De-
cember. Her first attendance at
school began last spring, and she was
not absent a day during the three
terms of the school year. She was
a member of Miss Minnie e. Laugh
toms primary class IN the Sunday
school, and was very punctual in at
tendance, frequently coming alone to
the school curing the past winter, and
was present on the Sunday before
she was taken i'll. In the death of
Ruby, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker lose verv
bright, amiaDle, intelligent child with
a remarkably cheerful disposition.
She greeted everybody with a smile
and none knew her but to love her.
They did much to make the child hap
by and comfortable and she did much
to brighten their home. They have
the sympathy of all the community.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
Assist Nature.

You have been told to Glitch your
wagon to a star''-that Nature will as
sist you. That's all right. There are
times, however, when YOU should as
sist Nature and the spring is one of
these times
Nature is now undertaking to cleanse
your system-if YOU take Hoods Sarsa-
parila the undertaking will be success
ful, and your complexion bright and
clear.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29

For S,LE-Th- Samuel p Miller ! owe tea J.,
one ~ tn test ocatiousi Seat NJ villa e In.
qIi.e'f JOHN " MI LEK \ G HARVEY or
II. MERklFIELD Nr~raue. Vt, arch .!
1901
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
Articles in a Kansas MAGAZINE.

a late number of the "Congrega-
tional Kansas a small magazine de-
voted to home missionary work in
Kansas, contains in it's well-edited
columns articles by Rev l.. p and
Mrs. II. S. c. Broad, who are actively
pursuing their united work Mr..
Breads rejoices in the combined pro-
gressiveness of the self-supporting
conditions of missions in the state.
In the year since the Kansas society
has been Independent of national aid
the home receipts have doubled
amounting now to towards $4,000
probably. when the present fiscal
year expires. a special line of work
from Mrs. Broad has been the or
ganization of the Women's Homeland
Circle of Kansas and nickel bands
throughout the state.
The same magazine contains a letter
from Miss Harriet Broad. who has
been engaged in Christian Endeavor
work in various Kansas towns. The
Broad family plan to occupy Bencas-
son Un Newfane Hill, through the
coming summer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
Town Health lam.

Sick folks, who are afflicted with bad
ploo9, weak nerves, or rheumatism
should know that we will refund the
money on dollar bottle of Smith :
Green Mountain Renevator, if ii fails ~
dement, you; we also guarantee 30
cent cent o0ttie 70 prove satisfactory.
GEO; r; GREENE Brattleboro,
r. II. HOLDEN e CO. Brattleboro
BROOKS HOUSE PHARMACY Brat
NJ. G. WILLIAMS. Putney.
J. l.. STOCKWELL. West Rrattlehoro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29

Ennn DAY We pay liberal slary or com.
UUUD TN mis-, ion for lliuP our Hardy
To New EDgIaud d own Nur
Hn00 uEH HeTy stock Ex erience not
OUUD MIN necessary. Write US for terms
and territor' without delay. II, II GURNEY &
CO, Auburn, Me. l2l5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29

A mans wife should ALWAYS ha 49,.
same especially to her husband. but ~
she rs weak and nervous, and uses Car
ters iron Pills, she cannot be, for thew
SO they all say, and their husbands saw
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
Real Estate For Sale

Ho6IIIsMEO STORY FRAME SLATE ROOF
the late ate Cba ana large barn, belonging 70
ern Ave, Bratflebbo;rP6 imsSon' No. 50 West,
each. s ceIio tenements, running water to
buildings lI IN 9nnoddeerneath house. and barn,
width, Tunpi 200 5000 condition, lot of good
at the tRe road Tiah This property viii be 0 sold
acres t t1snt figures. Also FARM of i55
bly, divided inta as the Timson farm, sulta-
sto3t, Stunning water to house and harm.
sugar @lG a half house and barn, GOOD
large am iHnard, 81 good amount of fruit And
t tioIm is about miles from 1G 'lnPer, sta s
2 Address ee SATISFACTORY. O' '"i''oao '''
istrator BSeULIlUs G. TTMsON, Admin
Claremont "a Estate and Auctioneer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29

Every nervous person should try Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills. They are made
specially for nervous and dyspeptic men
and women, and are just the medicine
needed by all persons who, from any
cause, do not sleep we'll or VINO fail to
get proper strength from their food
Cases of weak stomach, Indigestion. dys-
pepsia, nervous and sick headache. Sc.
readily yield to the use of the Little
Nerve Pills, particularly if combined with
Carriers Little Liver Pills. In walls at
% cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29

Fred Morse is at work at WillmmsviUv
Station for John Merriticld i'm White $
mill.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
$4,000 HORSES.
NOW HAVE GRIP.
Doctors Say the Epi.
dem;c Is Steadily
Spreading.

According Ia tic veterinary surgeons
-. Sca York the epidemic OF grip
from whlch probably ny now iaHHl
h0rec. In tho riy are suffering. Is In
crcasiG, to 1tarmigg proportions
The '.!.onso hn- taken on ncw form
In thst \, ss$ rapSei nbscesses IN the
intcrinaN'lnry srace This Ia considered
very scrnus Aiso. u z'Eal! Ter cent. ot
tho Sick anlna'- have hcSr attacked
Win pucum luia
pr i J AIncnnrcy. ~ the New York
vcicrinnrv hospital. VITO has entire
charge ~ ~, over east and wc,. siie-
Tor ,hs hospital s'ated that the dlsehsc
was uudouh,,dIr CONTAGIOUS and was
sprcnd!nr vita i rarih.,y that Is re-
marknb.r
Iic say. b mas never .ccn a. Ike
disease in hts twelve years experience
In this cit. he ais" told OF IL" new
form the ibscesses. and Nid tina: II
complicated the tr"atmen, ~ the disease
very much Tinc "niv way he saih. To
treat the "lnt.rmaxilinry ahscesscs' was
u poul,ice and lance them. which IL a
dangerous operation fot uHskillth hands
DR. McCanrey has been busy night
and day since tho disease started. iio
says thnt a horse may fecl,n!l rIgh, In
the morning and cat well. and In mn
hour or two may be very sick from tho
disease,
The evening world., 1901-06-22
GENERAL ELECTRIC DEAL.
Am merIcaM Company Ab."ri. british
Decentralization Concern.

II was officially announced Yesterday
tina. the General Electric Company has
purchased the German AMI French
share holdings In the British Thomson.
Houston Company. limited. o! London,
thereby giving the General Electric the
controlling Interest.
c. a. Conn President; EuEcne Griffin.
Fir.t Vice President. and ". J. Clark.
General Manager OF the F9reign DE.
rsr,mcn,. General Elsetrjc. Company.
viii be members Of The british Thrm-
son Houston boar1i. and thd closest co.
orern,!on will exist between tho ,wo
companies.
The evening world., 1901-06-22

ar hRr, hr ny!ne debts .ud : IS.
IN g'grlNoh sompira..N-,J .!'rTt '"iNEltF
~" explosion woJ. taken - lhcir
INn boys. wnose names ~ known.
ley. are -lit u be ntuhcws 90 Mr..
llaa'r,u whn wrs Killed are st.l au-
trlic- r-r tn IN f3Hs
,'rnHfr4,pr, rv,d,ae. ~ l.l, ayplmte
th.ury Is rirnlshci ~ Msa' Tttsie-
,irbtum /. r=uip" ".- marvellous il"
Ms JiDau rui nf ta- uuadiu. iS t-,.
force ~ iwr explosions hui 49, not
even -crhtched.
Ms staining at ,hr 'gl ~ ~.
aid l., 'rlmum 10 AZ Evening W"r.l re-.
mtn ui Mr, sImmon Mr Senulma,
HH~ H#f'!rS W bIfrel ,hnWi -!S trC'
hi m me Nr- -.mmpr h.i Jnst re-
!nr Ngr itttl. granddaughter
~ heard NNIl scanned tn h' the nos"
made nl DoN laillr. from sh"li in
t1' ntc> rnHin Immediately 'n.rr, Mas
. terrific rNpIa-ioB ! was rendered IN
conscious aii when recovered was
IyluE IN 'Hc iibnr .b,lit '"U frr' from
the 'front.' door | go, up and wns sag
Errins uut when there ~ts another ~
plpsiou iHat blew mo clear into The
street.
whcn recovered ne second rsmc /
was AL covered ~3th bln3i ! lah shed!
no blood my st'l. Doubtless lhc blood
VAS that ., Mr scjiH'msn, VINO must
nave been blown al tu pieces
81 10 no; know fpr suru thnt there
Mrs. dynamite N Tn stprr bat nothing
but dynamite could nav" caused such An
oNplo-lon suppose The ppx that fell
The evening world., 1901-06-22
Wife ACCUSES
CHURCH OFFICER
Mrs. Abbott Thought
Husband Was Going
to Meet a Woman.

W. N. Abbott. who Mrs, Ahbo, saws
ia treasurer and one oI the 'rlistse- nj
the Twelfth Street Presh<t"rian CRurCI.
manager q. the New Jersey Hlrfhg"
and Transfer Corip,ns at = salary ~
1900 year and aEcn, :or 'he Penn
syivania RailrUaG. vita tu nliico IN No
IA River street Hohokrn, was lrriignti
before Magistr,te Brnnu ir Jarerson
Market Conur, 20 day On aassesot as
-aault preferred by his wife
From ;ire' statements made To- Naris-
traie Brann by boil Mr and Mrs Al.
bot,. II seems that AIrs Apt"u ,o!iow,
her husband 20 Lls onire " iIrboKg'
this mornimE as she was susq7ious mat
as waste mcc, some woman tHcrc Mr.
Abbott left his Office :" se, r-l ~ n,,
wife and boarded n ,crsy-buyt y "
York,
Mrs. AuHot wat IN close r4r,u' and
boarded tho same boat. IN. $50 Pa,
trouble on board the boat and whcn
arrived at IN, New York nlIn a dyC',
hand notified TIE policeman stationed 81
tie ferryhOuse, and on complaint ai
Mrs. Abbott placed AIr, Abbott undc,
arrest. Mrs. AbbOt, claiued tint Ne,
husband had frequently treated Ao.
cruelty anG mad asssultct hc. On IN,
$eyry.hoat
Mr.. Abbott denied ;he charge OF as
sault ana said tHa, ''t was the part,
Asssultet. lie SAID ihat Mrs. t5Aat
followed HIM aoDari tsc icrr, -hoa;. "a,
Aftar abusing him stg lrk .l!lr sF,ar
4 times with ncr unhr"lta
rs MAgistraie jranr ta.nurUfi me cas-.
sEuntll Monday aI.Tu .Gn tp giFe 11ta
i AchAnce 10 get ~i'lGh5cs vt the tTpuu.,
- the boat Mr. |pso;t Vas parole! o.
NH own rScogn!zapcr
- ID. speaking o! her hnsbtnG isir II r,
ssA66ott said that before she vHs ma.
d nj she had many admirers, alt lnlr
sz41o1{A Aeb0ttt because shc thought a uIG
IsAeesAn4a man Would make y good
f014 46UYS hnSbAnd
~ 3es41 M. ,SWfullv mistaken, however,
i E2SX Abboti,' ~ will never MARI,
& 0Sutph member. 4 man OF tn
4. j - .sases 4 sh's," ~
The evening world., 1901-06-22

WAS loaded With dynamite and that the
conclusion exploded IL tn. second cx-
pioslon w1s probably caused 10y tn" iire-
works loaded with rowdrf II VAS not
nearly ~ s"N"r" ~ iAc nrsi one
Prosecutor Eus"U" Eniry conferred
wiih ih- police tp-hay hs to what steps
srouli he itk"ti rigorous tnr"stIsa,
ton was mnd". and IL Wa snt tina,
itttt t"rH"rg. thu lessee pt il" stnr'. ana
Willi,m Wake. "wa,t pi ia, hi.!Iilnr.
w"IHi hptH b" arrested
lh~ prosecutor howe Yer, announced
'rat I'D trT"at- woEll b. mtdt Un;ii
Iar ehprgr n hpm!c!Ac VIII be made,
tn" prosecutor ,Aouslt Walker, II waa
shIi wonil b" charged with rcElcrtins
,o put 'ir".c-ca2.- On MS hniiiinI,
Al t"n.m"ni-h -h",ls"s ana Ieril-nc"s over
stores 80 y" iiti"h with lr" escapes
wcr non" on nny ~ '.te burned
hUIuinGs u tacr" had been Al those
burned li 'hr uprer floors r3u.i have
h"-r sa"cd
I.,,f-nt,rg aai Walker were both nj
~" .'"nr al this 'noru.ar
several officers. kent near them aud II
ne two n'n dill not leave town
~ looks "a me said Mr. Finley. "a,
!: dyuami'. ana nothing l"s- caused th.'
explosion .\ction VIII hc taken hy the
authorities ~ tn" proper time
II - said hat t,"nh"rg hIi stored
~ tn r"illtf ~ MS sirr" 4 number nf
dynamite iorp,'p"- stcH a. HF" used hv
-" inr"isn population ut, Peterson an',
l!nhnce rfnhihi,inS thr Storing "f iy
uymit" .orpeiars VI "a, Ct5 limits
Nh'H. REtcUlcrg reluru,A rom r,a.
nnit i w's A be- hth taken rairr. IN
~" liGHEhftua settlement 'nr 4 wagon
ln1d q, nc explosives III n,.k"l N a
rambling WHY when l.k.d ,tf an rX,
lluuntlob uld his friends AZ, afrnid the
shock h1s n ri" him seriously
The evening world., 1901-06-22
The Koch I
Asthma Cure
%lnhalation.
rlen IS Years Old
Cured of Asthma.

John Soclas. OF 81 Amity street,
brooklyn. was confirmed asthmatic.
His disease. which for 80 many years
had made him 4 sufferer, had asserted
Its dominion over him and he was In
4 bad way. He was a skeleton when
he applied for the original Koch
treatment at 4S W. 22d st., New York
City. and he had to stop work. For
many years he had been slave to
that short breath coughing and expcc-
toIhtion. but after breathing those
oily vapors into his lungs was entire
ly cured. and can be seen at his home,
at No. 81 Amity ST.. Brooklyn. n. y.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
To Proceed Against
Mrs. Barker So that
the Whole StorYNiII
Be Laid Bare-Ooes
So to vindicate Him
self.

The whoi, OF the story which cIi-
minated in tho shooting OF the Rev.
John Keller will soon be told. II Is
now almost certain that II the Ar
linston curate. seeking to vindicatc
his charactss, does not bring suit for
slander nxaittt Thomas @. Barker
and his wife. Mrs. Barker will bring
criminal action against her hus-
bands blinded victim.
The friends Of the cnrate and OF
the Barkers consider It best that the
whole mattcr be ventilated.
Barker spent restless night in the
Hudson County Jail. and all that he
had TO say was an expression OF his
confidence that his lawyers would
have the verdict set aside.
He has virtually begun. on the ad.
vice OF his lawyers. 10 serve his time.
He will be sentenced Thursday and
transferred from Hudson County to
Trenton and start to fulfil the pen
atty imposed by Judge Blair In case
the anpeal for ncw ,r,,I zoos
"s"'"s' nm "c VIII ha'c the eheH'
OF the time spent In prison.
Mrs. Barker. bewails the fact that
she Is the cause OF her husbands mis-
| fortune.
..Ux.. sno.~h ,, ,,..s, =.
"'
he hind bars kr will br havuier r
.
'nerr s""n NrIier viii br NJ .ib-
rt. E.srr Jo~ s,,,s ,rnu, A., a.,
~"
jni1 Will be = day ~ torture to
'"' MN" ~ NC """ amy
conscience left nt nII.v
HcaVE-cSed ana swollen featured. MIS-.
Thomas g. Barker made this statement
I,o.day n, her boarding hons. /, Ar.
'''s'""' '"e ia" ""s s'ePi 'hrousn '"'
night. Hour after hour the others in
M. house heard nor ,c.,,,p
u.,.,
WIN pos''"He jan sentence OF seven
years hanging over Ter husband the
sens. o. defeat Is no, overwhclmins!y
4, Nr. U,rLc,.. h,.,x, I,., no,.. ar.
centred IN AN app'ai ana ne" n'a''
IN "hich hci charges ashlhst thc Ne''
The evening world., 1901-06-22
STATION HIT BY LIGHTNING.
nrn,r Electrical Storm VISITS En.,-
ur-t. l.. l.. umd Vieinity

Last rgn during one Of the HmyIest
thunde, storms which ever y-ited sat
SECTION q Long Island the static ~
spcouk. aanr i2sst?or'. vas strGc. ~
ghuins ana acHs.oy.d TIE 'ilmc-
we're discovered ~ Jacob Raynpr t
farmer hvius Ia the y!sinliv. bur 1rf,rr
10 and The ucirb1ors co,lh ;clth the
spot ;hG ne VAS beyond critr!
The evening world., 1901-06-22
TO Be MILITARY GOVERNOR
Chnne- VIII divide, with TAFT Pow
or ~ rhilIRnlnes.

WARRINGTON. June s12,-FoIlowi ing
the order Issued yesterday making judge
TnN civil Governor OF the Philippines.
an order has been issued naming Gen.
ChaFse a. Military Governor OF the
archipelago
Tn. military has been ordered to va
cate the AuntaInientn. th- large pubic
building which Was erected out 81 the
municipal funds OF Manila for govern.
msnt purposes
The evening world., 1901-06-22
CABINS ARE ARSENALS.
.""rri" ~-ur"r. Keep rirFHrm,
In Them.

NrlANrA ch, Jia" :, Police made
a raid on h" house Of james Erwin, one
nf the men he'd tnr ~ murder OF ON.
cor p.nray and found four fully loaded
fS-shpo'ers and ammunition enough 10
loli 3 tpr, rn- nrnk
rho f,ei Tat negroes make rcguinr
nrFcrnls II thrir eautns II tAuS made So
prominent IL has 40 tn . purpose 10
make y wholesale ra!I ,or llrcnrms
The evening world., 1901-06-22
\ Freak COIlcctor,

pHli.AbELpHIA, June 2, + \ ROD.
insor of his c!,y has in his freak col
lection s!s-lcGEeh COWS. ,wo-h"udcd
lambs eish,-l.geeI pigs. four winged
chicken. cightccn-horned goat. two
;onsued cat. ;h.eeAiorned ram and i've
Legged rheep.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
TOOK ROUGH on RATS
krntuek, Urlle EudA Hrr Own
II!rr,

FRANKFORT, III. juno ?:.-M,,s
Alicc l'riih Climbs. the otM'itifm sever :
tcer-y.ar-o!d iaush,c- OF }. c, Gishs,
u Frankfort, committed suicide by ,nk-
inx rough on rats at her fathers home
In Son;h Frankfort.
Miss Gibbs was an only daughter. and
WAS attractive ana accomplished. She
School. at sheihyville. where her fsther
lived until recently. 80
The evening world., 1901-06-22
firewOrks.OeaIer Rit-
tenberg Had Dyna-
mite, Which Caused
Paterson, N. D., Ex-
plosion in Cellar Of
Tenement.
The Da.. d.

r
ApAMsOE. Mrs. LUCINDA.
BAMBER. Mrs, isaiah u.
BAMBER. six-months-oih child.
BURNS, Mrs. ANN.
BuRNs.. CLARENCE. six years old ::
found ciaspcj In his mothcrs arms.
ELvIN. Mrs ANDREW.
EI.SASSFsR. SIX week. Old His
mother kept the bakery.
RlTTENlVuRu. HAROLD. eighteen
months Cd 'on ot the lnhn who stored
the nrrwprAs
RIr'rENn,'uu. ANNIE. nine years
old. his s!s.e:
LAENiGAN. Mrs. ANNIE.
WILLIAMS. CHARLES cripple.
burned IN his bed.
WILLIAMS. Mrs. CHARLES, burned
while trying 10 save her husband.
ELvlN. JOSEPH. two week old
FESTEMAS. Mrs ANNIE
The evening world., 1901-06-22
PRUDEN'S NEW JOB.
WIN ur pn,mn.ter in',h- nruuinr
Arms

WASHINGTON. June :: ::.--Major Oc-
nSur l.. rruden, 'or many years ns.
sisian; secretary 10 the President. wi!
continue An paymastcr In the regular
army. For the present he Will 70 on
duty In the War Department
The evening world., 1901-06-22
wi,hur Er,,,rkc,, Lecture.

Wi!hur Eas'likc VIII deliver icctu q
tomorrow oSon!nI at Colonial Hall,
Columbus avenue ami One Hundred ana
First street. on "co-opcration VS.. Co..
lectiyiSm,"
The evening world., 1901-06-22

VAN VERT. o.. June 81 Thh business
portion OF Scott a village eight miles
north OF here. was destroyed 5y fire
early to-day,
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DUE TO-DAY.

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British Prisss. Sntvsrp. AVns MS. Gibraltar.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Ai.NASAC FOR TODAY
Sun rises, t.ylsun sets ,3tl Moon rises. II. 10
TIL. TIDES
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

Umsr.,. liverpool E,h'ypis. Ols,saw.
Hotte.5. n Ha.,srian Nsraba. london.
i!onsa.s.ie.h, Naples bulgaria. Hamburg. .
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PORT OF NEW lonk.
ARRIVED.

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The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-05-02
Board of Trade
Bemidji Has a Branch Bucket
Shop to the Minneapolis
Board OF Trade.

The Chas. e. Lewis Co. of the Du-8
luth, Minneapolis and Chicago Boards
of Trade, have established branch
bucket shop in Bemidii, which is
ready for operation today. They
have rented the store building recent
ly vacated by Misses Jones & Ross.
They have private wires and their own
operator and are hourly in communi-
cation with the parent wheat bins.
The business ofthese men extends be-
yond speculations in grains. Through
them, as commission men, railroad
stocks and local stocks can be specu-
lated on, an we'll as provisions, cotton
and live stock. The people of Bemidji
no doubt viii give these people plenty
to do. The game, as it is conducted
in Chicago, seems fair. Everybody
who INDUCES in 1t cannot reasonably
expect to win, but those who are SO
inclined may try their hand at it. The
experience it gives may be worth the