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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-06

Mrs. c. II. Buck. 29s3 Douglas street.
Omaha, Neb.. writes:
Il have used Peruna and can cheerfully
recommend il as being the best remedy for
catarrh and general debility that 1 have
ever used. Mrs. e. II. Buck.
Miss Lillian Rbenheld of the Chicago Ger
mania Club. Chicago H., writes:
Last winter my nervous system became
so overtaxed from constant overwork with
my violin that my right side seemed par
TALLY paralyzed.
After giving me couple Of prescriptions
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without effect. my physician advised me TO
try Peruna. which effected a speedy and
permanent cure.
although the past year has been Sc
we're tax on me. Peruna has kent me strong
and vigorous."-Liliian Roenheld.
DIR. Hartman. the famous specialist on fe
male catarrhal diseases. has made arrange
ments to treat all women who apply to him
during the summer months free of charge.
For particulars address Dr. s. Il. Hartman.
Columbus, Ohio
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-06
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION
Waif Proves to Be Daughter of
Wealthy Merchant.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Omaha. Neb.. Aug. 5-Dollie Andrews. a
waif sheltered by the Child Saving Insti-
tute, is revealed TO be the daughter OF Jonn
Richards, a wealthy merchant of Brazil.
Ind.
The father has been looking for the child
for ten years. He intrusted her to Andrews
when she was 4 wears old. Mrs. Andrews
was separated from her husband and went
on the vaudevilleI stage She confessed the
child's identity upon her deathoeo-
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Marine Intelligence.

Marine Intelligence.
New York. Aug. 5.-Arrived: Marquette.
London.
Glasgow. Aug. 5-Arrived: Sandman from
New York.
Southampton, Aug 5.-Arrived: Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, New York, and pro-
ceeded.
Liverpool, Aug. 5.-Arrived: Tunisian.
Montreal.
New York, Aug. 5.-Arrived: Steamer
Minneapolis from London.
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Unsettled and cloudy weather for st.
Louis and vicinity is predicted
John II. baltimore is celebrating the finale
Of a two months glorious time at the Four
Courts.
John Powers protests against the location
of a negro school on Land adjoining his
property. and offers 10 exchange lots with
the Board of Education.
High prices are demanded at Union Mar
ket for vegetables and fruits which are far
below the quality shown In ordinary years.
Jewels valued at 500 disappear from the
room OF Miss Jessie Tinsey in a fashion
able clearinghouse, but some of them are
recovered.
Alexander Knapp. aged so. who was well
known among the boss painters of ST.
Louis. is dead.
The Fresh-Air Mission gives the largest
OF its excursions for this season on board
the steamer City of Providence.
Commodore Steffens OF Chicago confers
with Worlds Fair management concerning
a display of Photographic art at the Ex-
position.
The City Council sends the garbage bill
TO engrossment with several important
amendments.
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BY n. j. HYATT,
'0recaster in Charge of st. Louis

n N
F0recaster in Charge of st. Louis
Weather Bureau.
The State of Missouri is at present be-
tween two areas of low pressure; that is.
storm areas. One of these is centered
about Louisiana and Mississippi: the other
over North Dakota and Manitoba The
indications, therefore. are that the weather
will be unsettled, generally warmer. with
a possibility OF showers coming with the
winds from the south.
The storm about the Gulf Coast is not
very energetic. and is. therefore. liable to
be dissipated before reaching st. Louis. Al
ready, however. rains have resulted in
Louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama. Georgia.
the Carolinas, Tennessee, Kentucky and
Southern Illinois. 1t probably will rain In
some prast of that area again to-day.
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MINISTER COMMITS SUICIDE.
The Rev. James NJ. Frazier Throws
Himself in Ohio River.
rpJ-RIIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPEClAL-
Paducah. KY. Aug. 5.-Rev. ]. NJ. Frazier.
n Presbyterian minister. committed suiciie
last night by drowning in the Ohio River
here His body was recovered floating
about one-half mile below the city to-day.
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WASHINGTON.

Under the banking law passed by the
last Congress a decided impetus was given
10 the organization OF national banks Ihe
West leads In number of new institutions
Oklahoma alone being credited with four-
The Treasury Department issues state
ment on the national finances. which is
strongly illustrative of the development Of
the United States since 1856.
Reports TO the Comptroller show the con-
dition OF the national banks OF ST Louis
July L..
The Interior Department announces the
reservations selected for townsites In the
Indian Territory
Governor McMiilen announces that he VIII
not be a candidate for reelection to the
governorshp OF Tennessee. 1t h suspected
he may be candidate for the United
States Senate.
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Brakeman Hendrix Killed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fulton. Mo-. Aug. 5.-A f. Hendrix.
brakeman on the Chicago and Alton branch
road, was caught between bumpers while
coupling cars at Fulton this evening and
instantly killed. His home was In Curry
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Per.o,, Of same Name Wed.

A special dispatch to The Republic from
Springfield. H., was receisea last night
Efiie wainscot OF that place, who were
married al noon yesterday in st. Louis by
Justice Walker. were IN se;rwes,a no NAY re,stea;
afternoon train.
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jackson County. ILL.,, $. s. Convention.

REPUBLIC SPEClAL
Carbondale, ILL.,, Aug. 5.-The Jackson
County Sunday-School Convention convened
this evening in this city for Its thirty-sev-
enth annual meeting. The convention was
opened by Professor 8. E. Harwood, with
an address on VALUE Of the Sunday School
TO Society,""
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Elected Lieutenant in Illinois n. G.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
. C,arbondale. ILL., Aug 5-Edward E. Mil
Ter was this evening elected a Lieutenant
of Company C of the Fourth Illinois In
fantry, upon the orders of Adjutant General
Reece The company will mobilize at Spring
field for the annual encampment August IL
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Marion County Teachers' Institute.

Salem. ILL.,. Aug. a-The annual Marion
County Teachers Institute began a two
weeks session this morning. under the su-
pervision OF County Superintendent John
h Wnltcnurch- Over 100 teachers were en-
rolled at the first session
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RAILROADS.

President Yoakum Of the Frisco talks OF
the crop situation in the Southwest.
The santa Fe offers to haul corn into
Kansas free.
With the exception Of the trainmen, the
employees of the Wabash say that they are
satisfied with present conditions.
Omaha freight men have received instruc-
tions to issue no passes in the future to
shippers
The Illinois State Board will prohibit all
roads from crossing tracks at grade
A number Of changes will be made under
the Union Pacific reorganization.
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LOOK At THE SCHEDULES

GET TICKETS and particulars Big Four Ticket
Offce broadway and Chestnut sts.. or address
c. L. Hilleary. A q. =. A.. ST. Louis.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

A Murphysboro man. who reported having
been stabbed by men whom he had detected
in placing distractions on railroad track,
is himself arrested on a charge Of attempt
ing to wreck a train.
Macon's pretty little romance, in which a
husband willingly gave his wife that she
might Join a former lover. has been shat
tered by the injured husband leaving to
rejoin the woman. He had received thirty
two offers Of marriage since his wife went
away.
Jesse James. Jr., son Of the noted bandit
er's business in Kansas City. The young
man has made fortune in the last few
years in the cigar business.
Ex-Corn King Phillips hopes to resume
business within the next few days He has
started collectors out after $100.0 which
he claims is due from customers.
Another half Of Texas's cotton-growing
trict gets heavy rains. More is needed to
Insure normal crop OF cotton.
Coroner Doyle Of st. Joseph fired Upon by
coachman as he was making a social call
at the home Of ex-Congressman Burnes.
Senator Cullom predicts that the coming
Congress will not attempt any general tar
In legislation.
The old exposition building at Kansas
City. erected during the boom days, was
destroyed by fire yesterday.
vice freSiOent Roosevelt IS hunting
coyotes In Colorado
Invitation to a wedding found among the
effects Of a woman who killed herself
cleared up her history and identity.
Missouri farmer despondent of damage to
crops by drought cuts his throat.
Unattached companies Of Missouri militia
have gone into camp at Dexter for nine
days.
Delegates from Sedalia will support A. A.
Lesueur and Harvey Salmon for Major Gen.
eral Commander Of the Confederate Veter-
ans.
% The Governments report shows the aver
age condition Of cotton on July Is to have
been T.2, a decline of four points in a
month.
ID. E. Smelzer of Missouri. known as the
celery King" is lying critically Ill In q
California hospital.
Judge Clinton N. Sterry, general attorney
for the Santa Fe system west Of Albu-
querque is dangerously Ill in a Los Angeles
hospital.
One Of a fishing-sloop crew drowned by
boat being capsized by swordfsh.
Engineer Of ice plant falls into vat OF
boiling water and is terribly scalded. His
eyes fall from their sockets. SO fearful are
his injuries.
Archbishop Ireland discredits story that
: he is to be made a Cardinal, together with
Archbishop Corrigan-
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Headache

Food doesn't digest well!
Appetite poor? Bowels con.
stipated7 It's your liver!
Ayers Pills cure .au liver
troubles. AZ. lAnAr.ssss''
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CitIrens 20 Go to the I legislature for Power 10
Put the 4 Ontract Through.


IocKrorr. y Y. Jan Is Disguised v''h
the dtatorv tactics Of the Common ,ogrr',
which IL supposed 10 be under 'hs Irfg,'.-
uf senator l-vu''l. who IL oII,~i 'H Tire
Wand, Thit power canal scheme, Il IuH l,' =
citizens OF Iuokpot' hiV" decided to I.nHre'Hs
Aldermen and HiUlN =" fAr l'clS.u' n'' '.r
the ururssHrN legislation to ruHhh' Ills ''"
70 enter into a contract with ~" Magma
lookpurt and ontario Power turionE '"r
the CONSTRUCTION ~ a biz water conduit rom
Lake ontario aud "A great power canal nom
The company has 81 o0o. oo ready 20 begin
the wuTh and can s"Uur" NOR" capita u
Offers e. give the cttv a bone Tor sIn.uro b 4
" will build rhr power c1rHl aud another h."f
tor $4,000 mat 4 Nil construct ~" ~ p
OuO horse power. ug three limos 's much "I''-
tricnl cn.Igy A. j. produced NJ Niagara In.'
The principal business men OF ~" I'.
have called upon the NdcrWrn O. 49, I"i
a number a.. 'lyu have formed a era -
committee vl.r4 Viii endravur - s'rN. =
the necessary legislation regardless - tus
action Of the Aldermen
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HFtkI>6
To n. Given h, the & ommi,,es >eV 1ue'ds'
Dn widening i5Sth street

A'p,Ny. Jan. IS Inc Assembly, ''l''
Committee V"l .It, a h'ot.rS 90 49," 0.'
man N.rrtr- b.. ~ repeal NJ" Itma."
Water owpsuyz charter on h,,t Iu'siaN
afternoon MI Murgan sa,s 10 does not
t,,.rd to ls' tho matter drag lu cuWmltir"
Tins year and will b" persistent IN. 'ii,aN"f
ing t. get the bll before tie Legislature
Nr Nlufsau viii not press his hll giving
Nv York ,lfv u" riglt 20 Duud' iun wat I
,hcd. tlruuglout I've stat" until amer ~"
bills 81 ~" thaTt'r E"Ni-i'u '"n' I'-l"u
are Introduced
Irarrs on the bin - =" Uid'rinv,
imurovcln,ut and eytrusI1u - la.'h street
IN New York Citv hy' wreu - NICHOLAS V
mo and - Nicholas taTac" vii Toe heard
before TIA" senate Cities tuNNFii'"" on r"Nl
1uesday Afternoon and before ne, Assem-
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p,>ISUYD n, 4 JERSEY ~ nor.
syrian Who cut Wv. Persons Had 'ho'os OF
Imprisonm.ut or Leaving I oun'r''

Graryc ~hB'houpo sSNrlau va" ''f "a '''r
ms teen living Al Perth Amho'. y j. VIII
s,u for his ua'i,e country "u Ihlr7l'' -
.-r,p. gu.ns 80 vail or an ln~'l.r H'N'Nh'
.Jnd.. NoodhrilGe strong ~ o." Nlddles'A
county Court oirrrd ltu ms alternative "'
Nnuday, Three Sc"kS a." Sh''" l'' N-
vri, and her two sisters aliEhi"i li'u'" N'I''i
car In Perth Amboy SuoIh".p' I'I '"'
struck hi- spine Whcu u" gov up h' ','N
r. ,it. and hrrau slH>hlrs AZ rN''E one N''i
Kim lie eat the ihf"" women ana q man
vrn trI,,l 10 help ln'm and l,"n 'I'l'd 'u'
L,.,y,. .Y himself. Ne Id not hurt o." "'h'i 3
N' IAN "a, ,ut htu.clf pT"''s hliIN. ih'
a.. arrested uut sent tu a hospital N n'
,rIuI IN N.aIt, 'u" TESTIMONY 'I II'N. 4
80, , I.i.r ~irprg IN7' the Il1h htl
i.,r trmporlrl. insane nom Ih' -I".n 90,
go, I'm Ills wife l~!rtlci thhl ,'' n,n,.",
i. uIIoNrd go take MN bach I" : ''.' any,
4... I.r.trl that this Wd~ Go" h'-' -"!b'l 10
If -. d,rNrultN. Ih" man viii To- orc"
.tb, steamer ny a court "Nlo't
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wants 70 Divide stamford Into Two Town.

STAMFORD. Conn Jan. i-TollovIng the
defeat Of his recommendation that the town
and city governments be consolidated into
one government. Nlvpr Cummings last
evening recommended T. the 'uuWoH Crun-
I'll the separation u t." tow q into two owns,
the southern town then e. b." consolidated
with the CIV. This suggest on wuIld cut
out the OUTLYING dtstuCt, wherein tie oI-
position - -uldHfIur has been strongest
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Prof 4 V Williams Jackson of Columbia
University will lesv" ior India On Jan ~
In the interest Of the univ ersi'y department
Of lndo-lranian languages aud iteratur,s
Prof jackson viii make 10 1'i"wIf :" pcr"-
trate AfcNtr'-'au 'lr,u-r inr hhNh"t pas,
hilbert A." ned 10 'n't|-. "r~ aud wall study
the customs a"i r"ll,p'. rrr'u.nu"~ ~
tho rars"'> aud ;ltrdy- IT, FIIi vi>t ta"
Indian cave, ard ,..i'.' lU1t .rrl 'pr his
In june.
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HtRD CIDER o. ARRYI.
One Of tho Participant. StruoL on tho Head
and Killed.

lru,cLN Y Jan. IS In a quarrel on sun
dav rlght at Grotto, three miles west Of This
village. Lafayette 1e.ter was struck on the
head with a club. dying from the ELECTS OF
the blow to-day
Tn.ter was at The house ~ Theodore Under
wood. and both drank hard cider II II said
that when ths supply ran ont l"eter, wanted
more and insi,tsd upon going down to the cellar
10 get soma. This 81 artrd the quarrel during
Which, II 10 allie ced, Underwood struck Tee'er,
I ccter was about 30 wears OF aye and single
Underwood has not been arrested.
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Movements 81 Government vessels.

wsniNoroS. Jan IS Tbs gunhcat Ia.
DE- Cuba has arrived A. Cdyirs, the torpedo
boat Gushing 81 Newport. the monitor Mo-
nadnock al Annoy, the guuhoat I-'a lie Tuyon
at Hong Kong and the guuOoat Wheeling at
Mare Island
The training ship EsseN has sailed from
TompkiusvIlr fuT Newport and the station
ship Maynower from San Juan for Ponce
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courdain. who ~subp~naed Al the world
let go.

ludgo Covirg discharged Yesterday on
his own rccoguilance Louis A Gourdaiu.
charged with violation 81 III" Lottery laws
Assistant District attorney Townsend said
that tho case was IN no condition To- 60 u
trial GOurdain L. the man Who tuhlSe'aod
Bl-lpp Potter, James j Iurb"tt. j pirrpont
Morgan and many others as witnesses IN
lls ,.-P
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mo most alaiu. rr ''HluIss - TIE us'e.t Hir ~
,|sr.rfrN Zoo IHt '..f.d dru I'4ft t.ra't. 'ip
MAN. ,..U, an ar..d. .I,t'ru, prom ulE ura'''
e.... r.,- % u'.iI i-uH. 'f'- diseases 90 .rtit
o..
Professor Nnn.,u says 'e.|".' o. ,nl' "'r
$50 .-I,.f.f ..U Pop ".t. .'. .T H. t' 'iH' 'HOs
I ...r a'.'r .r.rr Oils. '.'t. 90 Zoo. Ml'l ls|ft
a.r.-''g 90 .'''.'... % ..r,.e .. .riF'. ~
,,,, .i. lA,- Ir".,l, ~'',.'.r. ir .tuyl .st
l.'r> alta. .0tUUH''ur n'u l".". 'lu,~ u'tt
,,.r and I~rFfr,., a,comIan} me Grip VrH4.r'N
seen AMI tone, 30 lie - stem. a.. aware i.ai ll,s
is very Uu.1 statement bat ~ confident am o. o."
.frr1rp ~ tu'> fsrtDN hat court ts most t'sli ''
vest gttDu. and 100 OfCer trbt cErTl one may nave
A. ul.psu4uuy ~ tsV,r. this cure ] V'l r''' tVr'
~ t'G t.Fr ru~p' |'s|E tee tu AL iffS1u> VINO Apply
Al IrHtUvas ana -tiI street fut Z
~ s',.lHN me IhIi rulHfA moved ~ N'Ifh q
s.rr. 'u Pc '',tru ul ti'f ~lgi'"ll. l'f'E ~
irrrf i N"|ruur g. n .ufnHIu 'An.'hal'nh "l ii'.f
COCO
..~ r'' - er' - .rr nr srsr'e' Sc are 90 y"Hf
,rff ..-. T'.I Bfu t.-'. ''u'U u.. u'' ''rU 49,
%. r.f.u.s Nu r..sI.. .H. N.I TO- 900 To- pain
vpr.. ... nat o.. .f The 'l,.Hif and |r'tfu'''t vh'i
Treatment tt follow .It uuUIufs aclr aud Htcu
ton ar. HuSII Ht,N Tree.
Tho,c 40 carroi call ft the Grp cue can get
II Al ANY rfuuris's ~ 30
open Ga" ana evening
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LAWYER Valentine D!SbArrri.

A'p,Ny 11u Is IN" court - ''''7ls
,,-d,, affirmed NH costs. 'na d",Ison a:
a., lower counts dI,nalr'u. Ntu.ariu :
\1Tu, 'r.. % N,v N,rL civ attorney l'"
ururrrdIgrs A.ulrst \ai-u'u" dat" back
+, p.,.u h,r. lSHh. Wt'u 'Inrs,s against
NYT,rtIre were u adj" nN Charles Hewlett 10
Kra,,I.r py'rrluC That n" had been guilty
~ fraudulent practices
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Moran Rros. VIII Build q Ratue,hip.

N~AsHINoToS. Jan B-Rohert Moran 81
the firm of Moran Bro'. ers. the Seattle. ship
builders, who II IN " a~hiugtou. -p the firm
will accept the award 90 q contract ~ huull
one of tho sheRthrdh1tr-ShlI authorized hy
Congress last wear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16

W,,u>sruS. Jan Is. These army or i.rs taS,
bsrn issued
l"a,-,iarstnoe 'ui Syen day granted i.'St lleGt
Saututd N NAdhams
: stri.rs. 'tn lrr. ,ton. Va. 10 Na,'r-iyi, 10 o.
apt. thqrsN : \afr.u. Nr''Liu '1NH.f'. '"
I.,u ~ F,fi t.'r Pep tNAu. uFt,u 'IT promote u
ant hon, q Ma. ASSISTANT & .ri~fWtNi.f,
ftHm .tousyu 10 NV Nuta ~
THe>r NAYS, orisrs have h-rr 'sN.ei
Leu, = n. hn~n. from tnc trpcio station to
Ihs l.sNN.
pa, Inspector ". Goldsborough. 10 NA'sl Auad.
tUt =. ,4fft Atnrek~sy.t
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ao,. odell 10 SPEAK At h len r,,L Dinner

The principal ~urah"rN a. tire i''-nrr 'o he
gwen trIs evening O., 'ur H. N liam n
Lyck at the Hotel savoy Wul he nuN.
Od.ll. Lieut. Coy Woodrow. senator nopeW
and former judge lrn"st uall
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Acquitted Policeman Put Rack

Policeman Joseph 7 permodv. W n Wa
dismissed from to department q ,e0r ago
wh,lr under Indictment for -" lar''l' -
witch. and VITO wa a,f|u. tel on his '''1
was r,.ustut-i hy the ruiI,s huard y".-
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The " Gather.

1,t'.uy ~ tU. l'rh pressure N ttr southern
States aud ne c,rrug,sc. - 'h- low p-ss,ure over
the Northern stale, stu the c-ulre in the Like n,
g'ous ctgs,i = r,e u lruurf,tIr- YESTERDAY over
all the cuIu'lN eas, ~ the 4, CIV Mountains rScrpt
I'm northern New YORK ana the \rW England States.
sn,re It remained cid " IN, morning, hut mo'er
sei during a.. CAV al Albany u was SIX degrees
above zero. ana NotGn-li. VI. the o,ldest spot. lad
fout'i,gfets below
m, pro,psc',s-- ',rs c,ntn lsnec o' mild weather
he, ior u Jay ~ two longer.
II va. showing .arIy yesterday morning over New
Work and It Suovei unit later iu the day IN uothcfn
New York AMI TIE N~w ruglsn1 States In ne
ls,. region. Il VS. cloudy With ore or two iyl'
sc,,,,red SHOWS. Elsewhere over Tie country the
weather Wa fair
In tni.e city the llght SNOW ended IN N. Early morn
iue ani the Gay was generally tar Nln1 lsh' -
fresh westerly; average hunt liy. ~ per cent IA
romtst c ,rt,s ed to reAi 10 sea lev.l ASA II. - -.
sp NJ. 20
The to- pcratut. - recorded nv N. orrhal her
nome,cr. aud $50 by lHH Nr>'s the GIpnsief at
"a, street ,'r Is ,h'an in N. an eyed table.
~unIo- SUI, -Oro.- Su-'i
';Nv:.: a. :? ,:rniN &c. 81 g..
WASHINGTON TuRICAsr rus - pAy $50 TO
oRRos
~ Naudosu,sr, Rhod, Island. Co-r,ItcLi
sGH.'r Nee idt, 'a,s'n P'UnSpltdnia and No
J~,s,. ,no,anne eloudino" srd ~t'oha,lp vain tss
nr,,ropu continued ,d' m. sotis uiuGs rs,b 10 t-isk
~ ~, e5a., 10 pr-' -. c,dftrg
Toi western N.~ NoIk. clouclr-ss, With occasional
rains, prohenIs {" day southwest, WIND, becoming
v.,t ',su to hr'ss ou tnt Issr' to morrow, cloIo,
rss VII probable snow 90 ran.
POI Name. Neu nanpSh.r, and Vermont rev.
,fa.y fair ana wstu'r io-oAy south S'rGS res.
W brisk W We coaS, ~ mouVr. occasional rsn OF
snow,
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TIE .o-,dll"d MA Vmti'an Jewel vh!"h
were Smuggl.d into the country from N"v''
o. somewhere 'I-a |.~f Ouloh"r hu'" been
opufsrai"d 1Npr vulu" t. small
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-10
Dahllaa For Food.

It is an interesting fact that when
the dahlia was introduced into Europe
1t was not as flower that it was
valued. but as vegetable. The plant
is said to be really akin to the potato.
and it was thought that 1t would prove
an important addition to our food re-
sources. The single variety seems to
have been imported first, the Marchion-
ess of Butte having introduced it about
100 years ago. 1t came to us from
Madrid. the Spaniards having, it is be-
eved. found it first In Mexico, and it
was introduced into France as we'll as
England.
A few daring Adventures appear to
have made trial of It as an edible root.
but 1t is never an easy matter to popu-
larize a new article Of food, and the
tuber of the dahlia did not take on. Il
it had done so, the probability is thst
we should never have troubled much
about it's cultivation as flower We
never do grow things for fruit and
flower, too. and if we had sacks of
dahlia bulbs in Covent Garden we
should have had no dahlia show at the
Crystal Palace.-London Correspond
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-10

There is Il story going about concern
ing a famous man of letters who Wis
tied Washington recently. He appear
ed at but one dinner party. There
he sat next the young daughter OF n
noted naval officer. Her vocabulary
is of kind peculiar to very young
girls, but she ratified away at the ia
nous man without a moments respite
1t was during a pause in the genera
conversation that she said to him:
I'm awfully stuck on Shakespeare
Don't you think he's terribly interest
ing?"
Everybody listened to hear the grea1
mans brilliant reply, for as a Shakes
pearean scholar he has few peers.
EYES," he said solemnly, II do thinl
he is interesting. think he is more
than that. l think Shakespeare Is JUS
simply too cute for anything. Wash
ingtOn Post.