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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-06-22

G.. P. Howard of Halsteadn Kan,
supreme medical examine OF the
Select knights and Ladies, was in
Galena Sunday to examine the dis
ability of F. G. Funk, who is a mem
Der of the order. Mr.. Howard gave
out the information that Mr.. Funk's
chance to secure the payment of a
total disability claim was good.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-06-22

Friends of VIM. McGavock. col
ored, circulated a petition asking
Gov. Stanley to pardon him from
the penitentiary. McGavock was
sent there four years ago for the
murder of Mary Bristo, also col
ored. The crime was committed in
Galena and was the result OF whis-
key and jealousy. At the time NC
Gavock was convicted, he was SEN
fenced to Is years in the pen. BE-
fore he was taken to prison Judge
Skidmore, after come inquiry as to
the age and general demeanor OF
the accused, changed the sentence
to Is years. McGavock was only Il
years of age when he committed
the crime, while his victims age
was about double that. Governor
Stanley refused to extend clemency
however. and the prisoner will hav'
to serve a few years more. McGav
ock is a son of Ned McGavock o
Baxter.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-06-22

A woman in Idaho got a divorce
from her husband because he would
not take her to the Paris EXPOSE
ton. He testified in court that he
was afraid of water anb that he was
afraid to get into bath tub even
he got 80 seasick. That man has
indigestion just as a good many
others we know and should take DR.
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin. Get it al
Dewitt & Thompson's.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
THE J. 9. ROCKWELL co.

Last night the J. G. Rockwell ORA.
matte company presented the sensa
tional drama The Great Diamond
Robbery" to good sized audience,
which enjoyed 1t. The parts were
we'll played and showed that the com
pany is composed Of fine artists. Miss
Clara Rockwell was seen in the lead
ing roles and showed that she is a
clever little actress. Mr.. Robert Par.
kerson. in the comedy role is surely
the right man in the right place, and
as is said is the real thing.
The specialties by Robert Parker
son, Charles Kenney, and Briggs and
Mills, we're up to date and are gener-
ally spoken Of as the best that has
been seen in this city. To night the
beautiful drama, "Hazel Kirk" will
be presented, and it is one of the best
plays in repertoire. With the plays
and company, and specialties that the
Rockwell Co. have, there is no wonder
they play to good houses.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
THE NORTH POLE

Tromsoe, Norway, July 1.-THE
steamers America and Belgica Of the
Baldwin Zeigler Arctic expedition,
weighed anchor shortly before mid
night iast night and with the Stars
and Stripes and Norwegian flags fly
ing at their mastheads, steamed Of
to find the North Pole. AS they left
the harbor the crews OF the other ves-
sells there gave the expedition part
ing cheer.
Evelyn B. Baldwin was in excellent
spirits and expressed himself as hav.
ing little doubt Of reaching the pole.
The America will proceed to Archan-
gel In Russia and then return to the
island Of Vardoe, of the coast Of
Norway. The final departure for
Franz Josef Land will be made from
Vardoe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18

r. T. Denning was overcome by the
heat this morning at Jones Bros,
and had to 60 to his home.
Or. C. n. Barber administrator Of
tine estate of l.. w. Scott OF South
Rarre has sold the house at South
Barre to Miss Maud Scott for $1,000.
Prof. William A. Wheaton left this
morning for Boston.
William Stokes Of Albany, N. Y,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Wheaton.
The W. C. T. u, will meet with
Mrs. Fred Beckley Friday at 2.3O p.
NJ. Let there be a good attendance.
David Boyce and son Roland have
gone to Highgate for stay at Platu's
camping grounds.
Z l.. Densmore has just finished
harvesting 10 tons on hay IN the j.
W C'old>bury farm.
Mrs E. l.. Densmore, Mrs. +. T.
Cutler and Pauline, left this noon for
Old Orchard Beach.
The Misses Mildred and EVELYN
Phelps have gone to WaitSheld for b.
short stay.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
F0SBuRC
The Noted Murder Case
On Trial
JURY DRAWN
And District Attorney Hammond
States His Case

Pittstield, Mass, July 18.-The trial
OF Robert S. Fosburg, charged with
manslaughter OF his sister in May, be.
gan this morning. Judge Stevens
came In at Is and the jury was Sc
lected in half an hour. Less than 20
VI the a. talesmen were examined.
A jury was selected. Judge Steven
cautioned the half hundred newspaper
men against commenting on case and
warned them Of contempt OF court
proceedings.
District Attorney Hammond ex.
plained the premises from the draw.
ings Of the FoSburg house detailed
where occupants slept on the night OF
the murder.
"We claim Fosburg killed his sister
under circumstances awfully blame
full. If she was killed during the ex-
element Of a family quarrel be is
guilty. Our claim is that Robert
Fesburg had the exclusive opportun.
ity and was the only one who did fire
the sho killing May Fosburg.'
He referred to the condition Of Mrs.
Robert Fosburg's night dress being
torn and the furniture Of the rooms
broken and displaced. Miss Fosbure
was shot by the defendants 81 Cal
ibre center fire revolver.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18

After engaging several cooks the
American House has secured Mrs.
Charles button for the position and
she will begin Monday.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Hiawatha Lodge Of Odd Fellows this
evening.
There will be a regular meeting
this evening Of Sanctuary Granite
City S. OF A.
H. l.. Spear has entered the employ
Of G. T. Conner.
W. W. Reyes is in Burlington today
and will bring Mrs. Key.s back from
the Mary Fletcher hospital thi. even
ing.
David Davidson is running Henry
Alexander's pool room while he is
away.
L. A. Austin, W. E. Halves and
Charles Bishop have gone to Groton
Pond to erect cottage for a Barre
party. Frank Morgan is one of the
party and will take his gasolene boat
there as soon as the engine arrives.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
FROM YESTERDAYS LAST EDITION
CITY NEWS

Enjoy refreshing ice cream on Sat
urday evening to be served on the
lawn Of the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd.
At the regular meeting Of the Man.
chester Unity ODD Fellows Monday
evening the officers will be installed
and full attendance Is requested. 4d
Miss Alice Smith has returned from
the Pan-American exposition at Buf-
falo and mas gone 10 Old Orchard
Beach, Me-, for the remainder Of the
summer.
Rev. E NJ. Fuller has gone to No.
Stratford, N. Ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander and
Mrs. W. n. Noonan left yesterday for
Ma let's Bay To make M. Z. Norman
and family short visit.
Geo. f. Quigley has moved from the
Ira Gale house on Washington Street
10 booster avenue.
Miss Jennie Graveline started this
morning to Work for Mrs. L. Z. Car.
son.
j. E. Rodney has taken into his
employ young man from East Barre
as CLERK.
At the meeting OF the Vermont
t>iremen's Association at Burlington
yesterday, Mayor N. ID. Phelps OF This
city WAS elected one OF the vice preSi.
dents.
Mrs. William Miers is confined 10
the house by sickness.
City Treasurer " ellis is today pre-.
pairing To send out the TAX bills TOR THE
current year.
While Mr.. and Mrs. z. o. Holme.
are at Berlin Pond tor few days Geo.
f. Ball will have charge Of the store.
Mrs. Clifford BLAIR has gone to
Chazy, n. Y.
Mrs. &. II. Dickey and Mrs. R. Nc
Donald Of Was ingLon left This nooL
tor Randolph.
Mrs. O. II. Hale has gone to Ando-
YER, N. fl.
Mrs. David Pombriaud will return
this evening from CAazy, n. Y.
Mrs. Peter Thorn is visiting friends
in Northheld.
A. Milne has gone to Albany, N. Y.
AS a hack belonging to II. +. Cut
Ter Was ueing driven down North
Main street Tuesday evening for the
Sno"-Healey wedding 1T was run into
by woman On bicycle riding out ol
West street. The vcnicA l.was badly
Smashed.
Rev. Etfie K. M. Jones has gone to
East Calais tor the remainder VI the
week.
A typographical error was made
Yesterday in county court item re-
garding the divorce case Of lacy VS..
Tacy. NJ M. Gordon was attorney
for the petitionee instead Of j. w.
Gordon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
Special Excursion to Buffalo via the
Grand Trunk, and Central Vermont
Julv %. 1901.

Grand Trunk, and Central Vermont
July 20, 1901.
Only $40 90 including transporta-
ii Doth ways, supper and lodging at
Hotel Alcazar July %, breakfast sup.
per and lodging July "a and 25, break.
fast and supper July 26. Tickets will
be limited until Aug. 5. Passengers
desiring to stay longer than July 26,
will make their own arrangements for
hotel accommodation after that time.
This excursion will be under the FER.
sonal supervision Of B. F. Bowman,
who will accompany the excursion and
look after the many wants OF the ex
cursionists. Party will be handled
with special coaches and special Pull.
man sleepers on train No. 5, leaving
Windsor July % at 1855 p. M, White
River Junction 4.37, Randolph, 5.19,
Mortified 5.57, Barre $40, Montpel-
Ter 5.55, Waterbury 6.25, Burlington
6:45, Essex Jet. ITO, st. Adams sos
p. M. arriving at Buffalo at lo:45 a.
M, Tuesday July %. Returning
trains leave Buffalo 8 a. M, arriving
at Montreal at p. M, connecting
with night express for Vermont points
or leave Buffalo at p. M, arriving at
Montreal at 1870 a. M, connecting
with day experts for Vermont points.
The Alcazar is strictly frst.class
hotel and has advantage over all 9th.
ers, Of being located directly opposite
the Exposition grounds.
Ser your name at once to s. w.
Cummings, G. P. A., st. Adams, VI,
stating number Of tickets you desire
and If you want berth in sleeping car
Berth rate 80. 60. Party limited to
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
ALL DISEASES AND EfORM|TlES CURED

Catarrh cued nen
Rheumatism all diseases the throat lung stomach Liver AK
Psolasas Pmpe Bohes and all skin ubes treated and cuG
Nervous dseasesEplepsy positively and permanently cured
debility from lystera Neurasthena
cured by the London Specific
exposure
diseases peculiar their without the rings upp
by and painless methods
Young Men, Middle Aged Men, Old
Men, Men suffering from premature decay exhausted enbd
all diseases arising habits
all diseases causing falling memory bxsxa
their AngoGerman methods and remedies they guarantee
immediate relief aud perfect
Cancers Malignant Tumors and Gowth all
swellngs without
matter what disease suffering anStg
many physicians
Office S. Main St. Hours A. M, y Z
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
BUFFALO CONTEST

W. II. Spear, Graniteville, 10
Robert Kynoch, Barre, 5
William Ward, So. Barre,
Frank w. Jackson. Barre, 80
r. H Townshend, Plainfeld, 80
Frank Norway, Waterbury, 5
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED

Bennington, July lS.-At the meet
ing Of the trustees OF the Soldiers
Home yesterday afternoon, Col. L. c.
llannon of Brattletoro was elected
superintendent vice Il. ]. Z, tfey de.
ceased. Mrs. Coffey was retained.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
ToLsTOi BETTER

London, July 1s.-A message to M.
Tichertk, # Count Tolstoi's Lon Ion
agent states that an appreciate i'm.
provement has taken place In the
Counts illness.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
THE OLDEST LARGEST AND BEST
THE MERR0W PRIVATE D|SPENSARf1
Have permenty located Office
3 S. MAIN ST. BARRE, VT
Free Until August, 1st.

All will
medical services and curd
they will charge o
The object of this free service to become quickly
the sick: also demonstrate excellence
treating diseases of chr mic The dc
grateful endorsements
them extended practice will this
Although all diseases
dlcut Soed they
thoroughly understood that IT,
incurabe they frankly tell
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29
CANTEEN-NO CANTEEN.

Tuesday was pay day. at Fort Sheri- dan, and the event was celebrated in the usual manner at the Highwood sa- looms. In those institutions there was the usual crowd of depraved characters of both sexes to urge the soldiers to vice of all kinds. Their success will appear in due season in the Fort Sher- idan guardhouse reports, in the court martial records and in the hospital re- turns. The attention of those who in duced congress to abolish the canteen may be called to one little episode.
 Ralph Allen, private, still in his ''teens," made wager with four com panions in Highwood saloon that he could drink pint of the whisky vended there without removing the bottle from his lips. Some of his comrades pro- tested, knowing and fearing what the result might be. But Allen persisted, won the wager and called for another bottle. ~
 Those well-meaning women who have been giving thanks because congress "removed the temptation of strong drink from our boys" are invited to contemplate the performance of Pri- vate Ralph Allen. In the canteen this foolhardy feat would have been dOubly impossible. There he could have Ob- tained no spirits, and there he would not have been permitted to drink to excess. Had he even attempted to do SO the sergeant in charge would have called the guard and had him locked up until he repented his folly.
 The incontrovertible fact is that those who abol shed the canteen in the name of temperance" opened wide the door to just such excesses.-Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29
of 1897 was no less than SIS, ,94S,S7 or

of 1897 was no less than SIS, ,94S,S79, or or over 32 per cent.
 In the order of production Colorado again stands first, with the substantial increase of S2, 253,3 1861 over 1900; while California takes again the second rank and shows gain of $55O.0O0. Alaska. South Dakota, Montana and Utah fol- low in the order named. Utah has shown in recent years notable ad- vance in gold output, the gain in 1900 as compared with 1897 having been g., 294, l62. No other state or territory with the exception of Alaska has shown so large proportional gain.
 While the increase in gold produc- tion was very generally distributed the larger contributions were from Cripple Creek and Leadville in Colorado and from Alaska, the latter gain having been due to the Nome region and the American Yukon.
 The Southern states show small in- crease only. The new mining develop ments there have not as yet come up to expectations, and there are unfOrtu- nate indications that the Southern miners are in danger of becoming once more victims of the 'prOcess' man and his nostrums.
 The total production of silver in 1900 from ores mined in the United States was 59,56l,7 ,797 troy ounces, valued at $36, ,576, 900. This is the largest output noted for several years, exceeding that of 1899 by 2,434, ,963 ounces. It is the first time in four years when any con- siderable chsnge has been shown.
 Colorado continued the largest pro ducer, its output being slightly over one-third of the total; although the pro duction of the State was 2,747, ,966 ounces less than in 1899. Montana, which showed considerable gain last year, was second among the producing states. Utah and Idaho were third and fourth in order. Utah was especially promi- nent, showing gain of no less than 2,3s6,076 ounces last year, while Idaho also showed large increase, the pro- ductiOn having been l,30O, 900 ounces greater than in the previous year. The report does not indicate any decrease in the supplies of silver.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

THE Republicans of Ohio at their state convention renominated Governor Nash and endorsed Senator Foraker to succeed himself as senator from that state. Mark Hanna was chairman of the convention. Ohio will give it's usual majority for the Republican ticket this year.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

AN effort is being made by the com missioners to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, in St. Louis in 1903, of the territories of Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma, to have union build ing erected on the exposition grounds for union exhibition of the three ter ritories. The commissioners from the three territories will hold a conference upon the subject in Albuquerque at an early day. ---...-- ;
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

THE man who gives no aid or en- couragement to public enterprise. whose energies are fully taken up in dragging into his net everything that comes within reach and who gives out nothing ip return is of no benefit to @ town. He may claim that he is only a shrewd business man in reaping the benefits from the labors of others, but to disinterested parties his actions ap- pear in any but favorable light. These men sit around and grOwl be. cause things are not done, but refuse to pay cent or spend an hours time in the effort to have such things done. They reap all the benefits they can from the efforts of the more public spirited, but are always on the lookout for some loophole through which they may evade their share of the burden of support of those things by which they are benefited.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29
GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION.

The total gold produced from ores mined in the United States in 1900 was 3,7Sl.310 fine ounces, or SIS, 159, ,674;
 showing an increase over 1899 of 39O,- IA fine ounces, or SS,O63,653 The in crease which has been going on for several years past continued this year. The total gain in 1900 over the output
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

AN exchange states that there are forty counties in Texas in which there are no lawyers. There are forty law yers for each county in Arizona, and it is interesting to know that there are communities that are nearly ready for the millennium.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29
The Santa Fe Route

Is the most comfortable way across the con tinent. Dining Rooms and Dining cars are managed by MT. Fred Harvey, and are perfec in every detail.
 Rates tickets and full information cheerful furnished on application to
 c. E. SULLIVAN, Agt., Flagstaff. J. J. BYRNE, G. P. A., Los Angeles.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

ACCORDING to :he estimates of the Engineering and Mining Journal Ari- zona produced in 1900 gold to the value of $2, 725, ,OOO and silver to the value of sl, 704,675. The average value of silver per ounce during 1900 was 6l.4l cents.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

BERLIN, the leading city of Ger many, is credited with having 10000 dogs within its limits. In that respect Berlin is just little ahead of Flag staff.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

PRAYERS for rain on the evening of the Sd are desirable. It would lay the dust and cool the air for the celebra- tiOp,
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29

BE thankful for small favors. The wind that fills your eyes with dust will also blow up rain.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-29
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1901.

OWNERS of property should see that the premises are cleaned for the Fourth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-01
THE NIGHT
AT DOVER.

Dover, DEL, Jan, 1.-The CORR
doris OF the hotels here last night,
presented an old time appearance
of the night before the converting OF
the Legislature except that the shoe
was on the other foot and that Re.
publcans instead OF Democrats held
tine cards. True it is that men who
were robbed of their seats in KEN
and Sussex county in 1896 were
here TO see the morning star OF De-
mocracy fade away with the nine.
teenth century. Delaware has been
a Republican state but the Demo
Gratis kept stolen goods until some
of their own people turned state ev-
idence and the votes had to be
counted. Republican leaders from
all parts of the state gathered here
last night. Union Republicans and
Regulars held separate conferences.
During the evening the Unionists
presented proposal that the otil-
GERS of one branch should to each
faction. For a time the Regulars
failed to agree to such a course but
the wiser heads arrived at the last
hour and shortly after 1901 dawned
the agree ment was reached, The
result of the organization vii J be
found in another column. The lead
ers are delighted and to Governor
HUM belongs the lion S share Tor
such an agreement having been
reached.
The Democratic nominees for pc.
sitlons in the Senate are: President
pro tenn, Stephen Slaughter OF Kent
county; clerk. W. II, Co!tourn; read.
ing clerk, W. i. Cooling; chaplain.
Rev. J. B. Brown; page, Homer
Anderson.
The caucus selections Tor the
House are: Speaker. Chauucey p.
Ilolcomb OF New Castle county;clcrk,
A. J. Lynch; reading clerk. ". l..
McFarlane; chaplain, Kew, n. O.Gib
son; page, Baker Taylor. Senator
Farlow did not take part IN the
Democratic conference. 1t is said
that he will act with his party OK
cept in the matter OF the Senator
ship. Fariow also iavors Senator
elect Francis J. Nulty retaining his
seat in the event Of contest.
On the other hand it is claimed
that Senator Farlow is Tor Willard
salisbury and that he is willing to
an arrangement for Que Republican
aud his favorlte.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-01
FROM
THE PEOPLE.

TO the Editor OF the Republican
The Republicans have % Of the
s. members of the Legislature and
it requires p to elect L. S. Sena-
tors. Now the Republicans were
elected by a combination Of both
factions and let the Representa-
tivcs continue the good work and
elect , Republicans no matter what
the past differences have been.
Let the Union Republicans select
their man and the Regulars their
man, and then all vote accordingly.
No toolishness this time. Any 9th.
er course in my opinion would be
suicidal If either faction uoites
with The Democrats then goodbye
Republican supremacy in Delaware
as such action will split the party
wide open, Addicks undoubtedly
will be the first, last and only
choice Of the Unionist and EX-Sen-
ator Higgins OF the Regulars.
Well, what is the M after with
that team
The Addicks people control the
situation and we must accept the
situation as il is and not as we would
have it. understand that the En-
Senator is accept able to Addlcks
and the rank and file of the party
will be we'll satisfied with such
settlement.
II the Scholarships are not settled
on those equitable lincs VIC will
loose the City election in June. We
have now lost nearly all the De-
partmcntal Offices in Washington.
| was shown list the other day
of the appointees credited to Della
ware IN the Government Printing
offices, at Washington and here are
the names tor some may dispute my
assertion: Bogie, Castigan, Morris.
(No y, Francis, Graham, McFad.
dep. Morris, Nubcr. Pepper, Welsh,
Welsh (No. y, all employed on
Oct, |, 1900 Eleven in all and OF
! these but one, Bog!e is a Republic
| can and this is a far sample OF the
Departments.
When Senator Higgins was pow
cr in Washington the reverse was
the case but lor the want Of lacking
the Republicans have gradually
been discharged aud the Democrat
| ic Senator's and Representatives.
have succeeded in having their
man appointed all this under a he.
publican administra alton. Repub-
| lican rank and file workers of Del
aware see that your Reprcsen ia
tlyes at Dover do their duty and
NAV also rescue some Of the official
crumbs. Voter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-01

Indicator Registered New Year.

Much interest conferred in the reporting
machine at the police station at midnight
Whenever u policeman makes his report
the machine automatically records the
year, month, day, hour and minute. AT
.55 o'clock Policeman Hebron sent In
his report, which was tie last OF the year.
At exactly Il o'clock the machine started
and upon examination It showed the
machine had registered the following
1901, lat month, 1st day.
Sergeant Tucker was tho first policeman
to send in report. The new century wa
Just aight minutes old when tho sergeant
sent in his report. The change in the ma
chine was made automatically and With
out any Interference Whatever.