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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
MULLICAN
RELIEVED
From Treasurership OF Eagle
City Mining Co.

The Eagle city Mining a Expiofa-
ton Co, which was smashed to
smlthereens by Goo. Muliigan's orig
lnal scheme " fndinK out WHISTLER
bis associates trusted him by each,
Ing their money aud pretending he
had been robbed. was to-day reorEan.
iscd.
sixteen % tho SO men have drcid-
ed To 50 on Ga Alaska aud work the
nine claims which Mullignn says hc
owns there. The party viii 40 on
the Dalton tomorrow Go akaEway.
and then 'mush" in.
As reorEanixrd today the roster
Of the company lH as follows ~. Y.
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~ Feel There Was.

LINCOLN. Neh.. June t,--while
her husband was atsent from the
city. Mrs. Mabel Walker went 20 the
hotel room 81 Albert Brink. em-
pioye OF a wholesale grocery house.
and together they swallowed COS
calne In alcohol. with suicidal tn
tent. Brink was re~uscitated. bet
the woman was dead when found.
Brink says he and Mrs. Walker were
infatuated. and that she challenged
him 10 die with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

1900 per ease; New York. 160isc;
Limburgcf. t6uite. brick. i6uife;
swiss. ISOLDE.
EEga strictly fresh ranch. i1ulsc.
Eastern. ibuitc,
Poultry Chickens. live. taulahe.
ducks, ise. geese. t0uite, turkeys.
igHlatsc.
Dressed stock ~ Chickens, lie.
turkeys, ibdikhe. ducks, leUl6o.
geese. isA9iaac.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered TO the pro-
Queer I'm round lots ON the dock OF In
the car at Sehttlei
Grain oats. 5000. barley
fia00. wheat. chicken feed. s20I2i
corn. g. 90 per 100 tbs bran. SIS.
Hay-luget Sound. per ton. tta.b0
Eastern Washington timothy. fi6-za
Wi6t0. alfalfa. $40 uoUt05o.
Butter Fresh ranch, tQu t2c. ma.
tive creamery. ifafikc
Native washington. t2c.
Eyes strictly fresh ranch. ibu
ithc per dozen.
Poultry Chickens. live. iislisAs
ducks, lie. turkeys fgMWtae.
Dressed poultry -TurkeyA. ig1ltMs
chickens tsAnishc. ducks. tSUiise
geese. iiisc.
live stock - Cows. tfsc. steers
tAmae, calves. hhUfMe. sheep. 81
sac. hogs. b4bhc
Dressed stock-H oga Sc lambs
Sc.
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Held by Jury.

DENVER, Col. June t.--scrTs. +.
n. Wright, % the Thirteenth infan-
try. stationed at Fort Logan. has
been held BY coroner's jury for
the shooting and killing of J. e.
Ayers. Wright claims he uistnox
Ayers for a soldier who had escap-
ed from the guardhouse. Ayers was
n farm hand. The caroner's jury de-
ciares the killing 10 have been feion-
foua
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BRAVE MAN

CHICAGO, June IA. 81. eoving.
ton. "A hotel and saloon keeper. shot
aud killed Marshal W. y. oakcn. at
Metropolis, III. because the officer
ordered him 10 enpci from his hotel
certain nuaulclonAblc women.
Before falling, Cakes wheeled
round (hc had been shot In the hark)
and opened IRE on COVinEton. shoot
INK him 20 death.
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Charged by Dead Man.

PHILADELPHIA. June s.-After
having had his trial postponed six
times. Richard + Loper, formerly
manager Of the Guarantceta' Fin
ance CO. Of Philadelphia. is Rt last
on trial for conspiracy 20 defFaud the
wrecked Peoples hank of this city.
The cashier Of that institution, John
NJ Hopkins. who committed suicide,
left a letter accusing Lopcr % hav-
Ing been the chief cause OF running
him aud the hank.
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Dropped Dead.

DAYTON. O.. June Capt. Rob
ert Patterson dropped dead Ia the
streets u this city. Of hsart-eNhauH-
ton. lilo WIS aged q aud waa a
brother 60 the president OF the Ma
tiuual cash Register CO.. who sew
erni times has been announced rs
engaged TO marry Miss Helen
Gould
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oss Of immortal Seven

YOuN8aTOWN. o.. June 5.-iI
=. Hull. one ~ tho eldest newspaper
mon IN this country. IL dead ~ his
home IA this city, AZ the age Or b.
lie WAS one ~ the seven organizers
Of the Louisville Union club. which
succeeded IN keeping Kentucky he
the Union, ~ the time 81 the civil
strife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
MARKETS.

Brisk sales and substantial prices
were the only features on the pro-
duce market today. The anticipated
decline In Strawberries did not ma
teriaiize. dealers finding a ready
market for ali native berries at yes
terday'a prices. California parHnlps
were on sale FOR the first time this
SEASON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
SEAT TILE
SPOKANE
Playing First Game Of Series
This Afternoon.

spokane'a promising hail team Is
making It's fret bow 10 a Seattle
crowd az Athletic park today. nug-
daie's men are In better shape than
when they left town. aud much Is
expected Of them. StoXall IL rap
idly improving. and should be Ia
shape 10 pitch on sunday. Rookcn-
field Is practically well again.
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YOU MAY HAVE TROUBLE
AFTER YOU ARE DEAD

After hetng preserved IN a private
margue at hunney 4 Stewards IN
dertaking pariors Tor the past three
months. the body % Chaa. Silver.
who died at the County hospital on
March IL. was shipped this MORN
iug to Portland, or. Tor iuterment.
There n a story An connection with
the death Of silver which well rK-
plains the reason for keeping from
the grave q body y hieh life had 50
Ions departed from. About the frst
OF March a man applied at the hos
pltAl for admittancs. lie was well
dressed. but said be vas without
funds. An attendant conducted the
man 20 a ward. Or. OsRourke was
notified. lie diagnosed the disease
as pneumonia. The patient COM
tinued 10 grow worse. and died IN
March "a. The body Was Inferred
In the pntter's field. as " the usual
custom In such cases.
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JoBBiHe QUOTATIONS..

CORRECTED pAnYJ

Ismons-t32Bd3T5 q box. umaa
$50 per case. rocking apples. 81 .7sel
s.2s; eating apples. s2.500500: Val
sncia oranges, t2.75ns.00. Seeding,
81 506tz.09: bananas. g.. O0lf2. ~
elves. 5on75e Ter gallon. grape fruit,
G.7b02.00; native strawberries, 81 50
m4.00 per crate; pineappies, s3.sG1f
400 per box. cherries. s125. peaches,
t1.50Qi-75; apricots. ti.506i.75: goose
berries, fi.75; blsckberries. si.25 per
crate: Clyman plums, tl.50.
Vegetables
Potatoes s25q3O per ton: beets.
b0c per dOz: carrots, per sack
fi.T5; lettuce. tt25 a case. turnlfga
s1.25: garlic. 15c; cabbage. tl.75Q2. 10.
peppers. asa acc; husks, lie; green
celery, &c per dozen; sweet pofa-
toes, Sl.750z.O0; Spanish Chill pep
pers, 5oe per ID. sauer kraut, 34lc.
California head lettuce. gia1. 20 case
srtichokes. s5050c doz; green peas.
Ease pound. dried figs, cartons, Coo:
fancy zoe, imported 15e; tomatoes.
case, 3i.7bm2.0O. dates, sac per N,
radIshes. 10c per doz; rhubarb. Sc
per Id; parsley. 25Ms5c: asparagus.
fi.z5; new potatoes, @242.25; spinach,
&C.. green beans, smi0e. cucumbers.
fs0410O per d0z: old oplons, bmgc:
new onions, 2n2ikc caullnower, $50
SIC; parsnips. $50.
Provisions.
Fresh meat--Cow beef, Sc ID;
steer beef, sac per III. mutton, weth-
er, 9hci ewes. Be-: pork, "a Gfoc per
h., veal. large. sci small, i0he.
Provisions Hams. large 13c:
hams, small. 1S613ho: breakfast
bacon, BMl4He; dry, sailed clear
backs, SIC; bellies. 10c.
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter Washington creameries,
pound prints. 10000; Eastern Iowa,
and Elgin. lSWl9c; fresh ranch. 120
lfc; California creamery. 174fsc.
Cheese-Natiye Washington, fun
cream. 130i4c. Eastern. New York,
l4Mlbc; wisconsin, f4c; California. "
Qlsc; Eoquefort. tJc; Edam. tll00Q
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Nichols. president. Ice Howard,
treasurer; a.. L. Clau, secretary.
There are also seven trunteen, Whp
viii have control OF the expenditure
af tho $4,000 capital stock ~ the
company. Mr.. Mulligan ia not
"A trustee, hut he IL atill IA member
Of the company,
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no caBes pending against me In the
courts. the rcceivership eases have
been disposed nf. ana all debts and
obligations contracted ~ ms have
been discharged"
Mr.. Mckenzie win remain ~ See
nftle IA few dngH.
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Ne Told Mis- name.

The hospital authorities were sat
isned that the deceased had relatives
who we're able 20 take charge Of the
remains and give them a proper
burial several days before he died,
the patient told Dr. O'Rnurke that
his name vas silver. and that hls
mother vas a wealthy resident %
the state of Ohio. Or. O'Uoufka
searched through the mans personal
effects and was rewarded BY nndlnx
papers which disclosed his Identity
one papsr found read Charles Sli-
Yer. The address that followed the
name. however. was IiisEibie. The
body had been buried. bat the hos.
piial officials sst about 90 rommuni.
cate with SliNers relatives. After
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I'M PROVEM EN- T

WASHINGTON. y. =. June g.
IL L. announced. unonieially, that
Rear Admiral Melville. who has just
returned 10 thlH city from the PACT.
&c coast. Win recommend 10 seere-
tary Long that the naval station a.
Bremerton. be equipped with com
plete machine shops for naval re-
Patchwork. ana that n similar but
lees expensive Improvement be made
az the Mare Island yard. san Fran
cisco.
saHsaasHH - a-Haa=s-HTe
Buffalo Exposition.
Round trip tickets Via Great
Northern railway. tss.
sessa-asta=s=z=
Special aais-CaIi on Nj -. pcasr-
Johnson 60. ZOE millinery. suits.
skirts and waists. itQf Second ave.
asaaaa aaas
* eep IN uiiud'' Ciine'a piano house.
ssass
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL.
WAY issues tickets 60 the Buffalo
Exposition that are good via any
route returning.
o.
To haitlenhip. Steamer Athlon.
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PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL
ADDITION

A permit was granted today to
Providence hospital 10 erect n three
story and basement brick building
at i0f5 Sixth avenue. 20 cost SIS. 700.
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CUT RATES

on and after July LIST this =
company viii reduce the price
OF gas TO ti.s0 per thousand: :
and no distinction viii be :
made in the use Of gas for :
fuel and Illuminating purpos- >
90.
The rate win be si.So per :
thousand with a discount OF :
&c per thousand on al bills :
paid on or before the tenth Z
day Of the next succeeding :
month for which the bills are :
rendered.
Bills are due on the first I.
/ day OF the month and failure :
Go receive btu will not sntitle =
consumer 20 rebate unless bin =
Is actually paid on or before
|. the 10th instant. Bills paid !.
by check. through the mails,
must be In this Office on the =
10th instant. =
The discount Of % cents per
thousand Is offered TO con- :
Eumers In consideration OF :
their paying their bills at the 4
Office as soon as due. thus !
saving the expense Of sending
out collectors. :
Parties desiring 20 avoid :
! the annoyance of looking af- I
ter their bills can have n pre- l
! paid meter put in and pay for 7
their gas as used. at the rate
!. Of ST 60 per thousand. !.
The minimum charge win be {.
I sc per meter per month on 4
l plain meters and soc per I
!. meter per month on prepaid
!. meters.
. Seattle Gas & Electric Go. +:
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THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
WAY issues tickets TO the Buffalo
Exposition that are good VIA any
route returning
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Rainier Beer

Two dozen half-pint bottles de-
livered 10 any part Of the city. 81.
Telephone Rainier 20.
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much teiegrhphins his mother vas
located. she immediately sent
money with which "a give the body
Of her son respectable burial
The body Of SILVER NaH cNhumed
by bonney A Stewart aud removed
TO their mofgue, where u Was EN-
halmed. notwithstanding that u had
been Ia a grave In puWamlah GEM
rtery at South Seattle Tor nearly a
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
Tho Wife Appears

While the uudsrtakaru Ncre max
inE ready ~ bold the funeral ser.
vices. Mrs. silver. wife Of the dead
man. arrived IN the city from RkaF.
way. She had come In response 10
a letter written BY her husband arr
nounciuR hls Illness. she asa NOT
learn Of his death until her arrival
she was Informed that all expenses
had been met by her mothsr=In.lAw.
and that the body of her husband
had been enhaimed and was ready
for burial.
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Ask Your
Neigh Dor

Why he Eaes 20 IN. nartsll Drug co.
for his medicines and be Win teIl
you IL h because ne can always d.
pend on two things when he buys
there. viz The best quality a, a
satisfactory price and these two
things are what you want.
giFrefin~. large 7-on bottles ...sinc
hay Rum. ptat bottles s.s.s.....s sc
EehiiierH Malt Extract. 20 siEe s0c
81 - size o.. as..4..s.ts..s.4..1A 10
paimers Pace Powder. sc siEe .iae
Mannen'n Talcum Powder. &C sise
Prescription Druggists.
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Ia Psrtee, state.

Several days after her arrival In
this city Mrs. silver notified the un-
derinkrrr 70 hold the remains until
she could make a trip "a skagway
Mrs. silver returned 10 the north.
where she had business intsrensn
After Strengthening cut her affairs
there, she returned q thln city AMI
left Instructions 70 ship the body II
her husband 70 Portland The fun
erat services VII b. held there the
day after tomorrow.
The caHkst waH opened az the
morgus this morning aud the body
found 20 be In = perfect etata ~
preservation.
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Glare. hat designer. 1907 Second av
nue..
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% TO spinning for bicycle repair.
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Fancy Percales

s2-inch Fancy Peroales. plain and
fancy stripes, Hight and dark coll
orH, usual price t-3c yard. for
...ss+ 90 80. .s..s...s...t..... &c
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
MISS DAVIS FUNERAL

The funeral Of Miss Mary E. Davis
was held Saturday afternoon at M. v.
B. HOLSTERS home in North Mont
pelier. Miss Aldrdge, pastor of the
Universalist church, and the Rev
Thomas Mitchell OF Barre made the
service both beautiful and impressive
with thell words of comfort and en-
enlargement to the mourners and the
many friends who had gathered to
pay the last sad rites to one whose life
had been loving example of loving
deeds and pure, sweet Christian wo-
manhood. Her book OF poems, her
many stories and articles written for
the press have touched many a heart
with new inspi ations for cleaner.
nobler life, and her own life was like
a rict, sweet poem from commenc d
ment to the close.
Mr.. J. w. Shelley sang three beau
tiful selections, accompanied on the
piano by NJ. G. Nichols of Barre. The
Il raj tributes were many and bAauti-
lul and So artistlcaily arrange by Mrs
W. G. Nye that the casket SCENE d
ri S ing in bank Of beautiful flowers
The bearers were fo1r nephe VS., L D..
Coburn, O. NJ Clark, II D McCIlllis
and H. NJ Towne, The funeral was
conducted by w. G. Nye. The day
VAS perfect and in sweet accord with
the life that hau goae into greater ac-
tlvilieS,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
OTTAWA FAIR EXCURSION

The Genital Vermont Railway will
sell round trip tickets TO Ottawa,
Ont, at the following low rates, for
the accommodation of those WAC wish
10 attend the fourteenth annual exhi
clifton Of the Great Central Canada
fair, Sept. 1920
The Duke and Duchess OF York and
Cornwall ar expected to be IN Ottawa
at this time.
The following rates apply eirh' via
Swanior or via Mon raj. Richm ,nd
So IS. .Jvnes>ile $40 Boltoa 50
North DuXnur\ 3 60. Waterbury ). O.
MiddleSex 800. outpell4r 400,
Barre 4.2O. South Barre 30
WILLIAMSBURG 81 10. Nor htiel1 =
30, RoXbury ~, East Granville o5,
Braintree -, Randolph 95. Bethel
5 Is, Rovnlton. $50, South f ,>a'ton
5.35, Sharon 5 81, W est Hartford . 20.
Hartford SIS. White River Juncrlpn
500 North Hartland 6.l0. HartlaLd
20, Windsor $50
Passengers eau lake No. day train
which leaves Windsor at 7 10 a. m :,
White River Junction. s 10, Barre,
$50. Montpelier 10 Is, Burlington
II. IS a. M, reaching Montreal 2.4O
p. ~, connecting with Grand Trunk
railway train, arriving at Ottawa 6.55
p. N.
Regular trains leave Ottawa week
Gays at 400 p. M, via Swanton or via
Montreal,
Tickets good on all regular trains
Sept. 10th to Goth, inclusive and for
continuous passage. No stop over
privileges allowed, Good returning
m any regular train until Sept. oath,
1901, inclusive.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16

Toward night:all, as the light gTysNG
scarce and dim, the pupil of the syss ~
creases to it's greatest size SO ;Sa ~
catch and absorb all the rays II ysxrs
sbly can. Thus cats eye wiz g,tHss
large at dusk, and those of the Hi1s1f
loving owl are so made us to pr,Slu.Nss-'
greater conveyance of the Gays a.
light, so that in faint light If can slk'a
tinguish objects closer.
1t is as great mistake TO sngNsTs.
that cats can see in the dark, wisa7sMs
light is, as it is to suppose thar Iasrh'
the influence Of passion or eScit,esassxr
mans eyes have the power of eaatsIlss
light. 1t is impossible, as has ussrs
proved beyond doubt by maEw a.
periments In utter darkness. rrrars
cats eyes have wonderful brilIianot
but that is due to carpet of Si1rE
Ding fibers" called the tapetun.
1t may be to some extent in vivtM& L.
this glitter that they possess they ~
legged power Of fascinating small btkf
and other creatures, though :Ws ~
tainly need not suppose that the 's.rsrs
and inability to move evlnced shyy1,,a
victim are due to the power OF thessss
alone. Fear of the approaching wh4
ster, which instinct tellSthpui NJ DxsEk
to their life, is fully sas yparal yxksSseg
any eye glitter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16

Mrs. Elizabeth Bedding left this
noon for a visit in Pittsueld.
Angelo Scampini left this noon for
Boston stopping on the way at Con-
cord
Miss Bessie Wheatley left this noon
for Boston.
Nat Whittier has gone to Bethel
for short stay.
\. G. Parsons who has been ia
charge of the missionary work among
the Swedes for the BaptistS, has gone
to Morgan Park, Ill.,, where he will
finish his studies at the theological
department Of the University Of Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs G, M.Howe expect to
leave on the $40 train for Buffalo to
visit the Pan American Exposition.
After being OUT OF business for over
a year Jesse Cayhue has taken the
barber shop in the basement of the A.
D. Morse block where he will be
pleased to see all his old friends again.
In few weeks he Will be fixed up in
good shape.
Mrs. M. w. Sibley of South Royal.
ron will arrive in this city this even
ing tor a short visit, with Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. c. Griswold on her way to st.
Johnsbury.
While DR.. G. F. Camp and Nat
Bond were in Fayston Yesterday they
saw two year cid. bear. They were
about mile out in the woods when
their horse began acting strangely.
He snorted and became very wild.
Presently they came upon the bear
who fled at their approach.
G. c. Earle will begun running his
Williamstown express through to
East Brooktield today.
Thomas Lloyd. the son Of Mr.. ans
Mrs Edwin G. Veale died early this
m Jrning, aged months and 20 days.
The ~ eral will be held at theft home
on Nh lie Avenue at pm, tomorrow.
Burial in Eimwood cemetery.
G. l.. Bugbee and wife returned last
Saturday from months stay at
llighgate Springs. They left there
last Tuesday making the trip to
tlattSburg in their launch the Myrtle
and have since visited at that place
Mr.. Bugbee left his launch there in
winter quarters.
A number Of people from this city
left on the 5. ~ train Saturday after,
noon for Buffalo to see the Pan-Amer-
,can Exposition. There were among
The number F. w. Jackson, who goes
a. one of the winners in the TELE
GRAM free contest, Peter Alex 4nder,
James Campbell, Robert Kynoch and
Wi liam Alexander.
Chief OF Z lice Patrick Brown did
not 90 to Buffalo Saturday evening" as
he bad planned to because OF the pos
Sibility OF trouble with those nice,
peaceable and orderly citizens, the
Barre Anarchists. He will 60 little
later when there is less sibility of
trouble with them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
EXCURSION TO montreal
Low Rates AAade BY oentroi Yer.
mont Railway,

10" Wot0o "oO0 ~ 00UtIoI V0B
mont Railway.
The Duke and Duchess Of Corn
wall and York will be In Mont real
September Is, 10 and goth, aud ex.
tensive preparations are bling made
for their reception. The city will
be elaborately decorated with the
Royal colors throughout, and at night
will be brilliantly illuminated. Ar.
rangements are being made for a
large parade consisting Of many civic
and hi itary rgaulzation gotton up
in Royal style
This is the time t visit the Cana
dian Metropolis and the only low
rate excursion to Mpntre II this season
Fare for the r'u q TIP fir m st.
Adams, Corners and East Berkshire,
inclnS We $l.75: Oakland, 81 10: all
sta ions between Geore ia and BuYling-
ton. $500: all stations between Essex
JJrctlon and Cambridge Junction.
81. 90: ali stations between WilliSton
and Montpelier. also Barre and Will
liamstown, $500.
Tickets will be good to go on all
regular trairs September l9Jh. good
returning until September 2lst, TO-
elusive.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
STRIKERS IN A FRENZY

Pittsburg, sept. l6.-The dissatis
faction among the strikers over the
settlement amounts almost to frenzy
The tin workers are particularly vic.
lent in their denunciation Of the peace
measures, which open union mills to
non, union men. 1t seems probable
they will fight their battle with the
steel trust alone. Committee from
the workers called on Shaffer today.
Remained an hour, and when they
left their faces were black with anger.
"Nothing definite agreed too" they
SAID afterwards.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
ooLoosz.s INSTRUCTIONS.

Buffalo, Sept. l6. = The Buffalo
ourier says that the superintendent
Of police now his in hi, possession the
code RI instructions impaired to the
selected assassin, Colgosz The plat.
form of the Free Society has been ad-
dtd to the growing evidence Of tue an
archist conspiracy. This document
binds the MT mbers together to advo.
cate and work for the destruction OF
he existing social ORDER.
AS to Emma Goldman, the situation
stands changed, the police holding
there is not sufficient evidence on
=. Which to a k for her extradlt on.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
COLGOsZ INDICTED

Buffalo, Sept. Ii The grand jury
went into session TODAY to c nsder
the case OF Colgosz. An indi' tment
was found on the evidence Of only a
few witnesses Thus far no counsel
has apoeaaed for the prisoner and it
it likely that County Judge Emery.
who will first consider the case Ia
open court VII have TO appoint some
one.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16

The Mermaid sat on the silvery
sand combing her hair with golden
comb. If she had been wise, she
would have used DR.. Whites Electric
Comb; it would have prevented her
halr falling out and cured her dan
drutf. Unbreaka ole, always clean and
ready for Use. sent upon receipt OF
price, soc (stamps taken.) D. N.
Rose, Gen. Msr., Decatur, LII.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
.,.eulng Rooms.

IN all sleeping apartments where car
~ t. - used, in the interest of health. an
N' vored palnted margin should en-
upv ',. surround the room so as to pre-
l''e.' .ho accumulation Of dust, possibly
Veu .o mi dangerous microbes In the
s 'Vnars If this border is regularly
"u' naa with water containing a disin-
Want Want # will also aid materially In
nurjfyins the ROOM