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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-22


Stanowisko ksiecia Jerzego, guber-
natora i Trepowa, oberpolicmaJ-
stra Moskwy, jest zachwiane. Wiel-
XII ksiaze Wtodzimierz zfozyf skut'
klein tego dow6dztwo mad woj-
skiem i ME brat udziafu W para
dzie ma czesc prezydenta Loubeta'
MADRYT, 22go maja.
| W ogrodach zamku Buen Retro
odbyto sic wspaniafe corso kwiato-
we, kt6remu przypatrywafy sic z
trybun najstarozytniejsze rodziny
arystokracyi hiszpanskiej' Wiele
wspania}ych powoz6w wozow
przeszfo pred trybunami, ma jed
nym mich byf alligator, ma drugim
motyl, ma innym gondola, starozy-
tina waza, japonski wachlarz, herb
kr6lewski itp. Wszystko wyrobio-
ne kwiat6w, W otoczeniu dziew-
czat, przybranych W suknie, zasto'
sowane do caio5ci.
Kr6I Alfons byf obecny ma wal.
ce byk6w, kt6rej przypatrywafo sic
1900 ludzi. Opr6cz rodziny kr6-
la byli obecni cztonkowie ciala dy-
plomatycznego.
RzYM, 22go m ja.- Przy-
byl dotad szach perski i zamiesz-
kat W Kwirynale. Objawi} zycze'
ME zfozenia hoidu O,cu swietemu,
Posel belgijski zajq3 sic ia sprawq
postara sic o wyznaczenie dnia,
W kt6rym Papiez zechce przyjqc
wladzce azyatyckiego.
Fort DE FRANCE, 22go maja' -
Wtorkowy wybuch wulkanu Pelee
byf dziesieG razy grozniejszy, niz 2
8go maja. Cora wyrzucafa OIL
brzymie masy lawy, kamieni kru-
szcz6w. Skaiy o Srednicy CITE
rech stop wznosily sic W powietrze
zasypywaty st. Pierre, nmiasto u
marlych". Geste chmury czarne-
90 dymu przechodzily mad Fort de
France, szerzqc poploch i przera'
zenie. Widok byt straszny. Wszy-
scy mieszkancy, zoInierze, poll
cyanci, mezczyzni, kobiety dzieci
pedziIy przez ulice, zarzacane ka-
mieniami i poPiofem. Wszyscy u
ciekajq.
BERLIN, 22go maja. Ola zatar-
cia przykrego wrazenia, wywotane-
90 W Stanach Zjednoczonych ofa-
ra Wilhelma, postanowiono przed-
stawic Fryderyka IIgo jako mfo-
dzienca pred wojny siedmiolet-
niej. Byloby to anachronizmem,
gdyz starry Frytz chodzif ma krok-
wiach, kiedy uznaf niepodlegtosc
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. za mlodu
ME mia} mic wsp6lnego historya
kolonii angielskiei W Ameryce.
New YORK, 22go maja.-
Kapitan Innes przybyf ma swoim
okrecie Alice" do tutejszego por-
tn znajduje sic W posiadaniu
skarbu bylego rzadu W San Do
mingo. SIarb ten przedstawia
sumo S250,OOO. Przeniesiono go
ma poktad okretu i zaraz potem
rozpoczela sic bitwa, okret mu-
siaf sic cofnq6 ma otwarte morze.
Kapitan Innes ME vie teraz co po-
czac owym skarbem.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 22go maja.-
Odbyfo sic tutaj zebranie tych sa-
mych trzech komitet6w wykonaw-
czych, kt6re pred dwoma tygod-
miami zarzadziEy straik ogolny.
Zastanawiano sic mad kwestyq, czy
wypada zarzadzic strajk maszynis-
tow, palaczy plumbiarzy. Zdaje
sic, re postanowiono ME draznic
wla5cicieli kopaln wiecej, niz po-
trzeba.
HAzLEToN, Pa, % maja. -
W tutejszej fabryce, wyrabiajaceJ
maszyny g6rnicze, zmniejszono
czas piracy do s godzin dziennie'
Rozpuszczono nadto Geese robotni-
k6w, poniewaz panujQcy strajk we
glarzy wptywa niekorzystnie ma
zapotrzebowanie maszyn.
New YORK. 22go maja. :
Zjechali sic tutaj prezesi kompaniJ
kolejowych, kt6re trudnia sic pre-
---o,,o,;o,, ,vo,rIo poc+opouiono isc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-22


ry ,Amalgamated Association of
Street Car Employees" i doniesli,
ze powyzszych powod6w potraci-
Ii miejsca. Domagali sic natych-
miastowego dzialania unii, ale or
ganizatorzy Pratt i Sharf radzili
i'm, by tylko wiecej czfonkow dla
uuii pozyskali pomiedzy persona
lem @. U. T. Go. Pomimo zape-
wnienia wydalonych, re kompania
kolei ulicznej mn6stwo ludzi spro-
wadziia St. Louis, Cleveland in
nych miast. i re ludzie ci ucza sic
sfuzby, organizatorzy ME zmie-
niaja postanowienia i zapewniaja,
re maja inne plany, kt6re predzej
doprowadza do celu.
Nieszczescia.
30 letni Dan Lyons, pracujacy W
,,Ship Owners Dry Docks, dostaf
sic wczoraj pod walec maszyny i
zostal zduszony ma Smierc. Uwia-
domiono tenn jego ojca, kt6ry
mieszka pm. Al Halsted str.
12 letni Czech A M. Oh. Sesland,
ekspresman Is letni ziomek jego
Jan Kroparek, wypadli z woza'
gdy ten skrecat re SYN kolei ulicz-
nej. Sesland, zam. pm. 849 S. Ash
land ave-, rozbif sobie kolano, ale
sedziwy Kroparek niebezpieczuie
sic pottukt W box. Odwieziono go
do jego mieszkania pm. 5Sl W.
19 str.
Aft. Newcombe, BIT w. Madison
str. konduktor elewatoru W budyn-
ku pm. I'll Adams str, wczoraj "a
miataE podtoge u dotu szybu, gdy
elevator z pietra spadt ma niego'
Newcombe zostat niebezpiecznie, q
moze smiertelnie uszkodzony,
gl6wnie wewnetrznie; zawieziono
60 do szpitala powiatowego.
NiOdy zbieg.
13 letni Alfred Taylor Liver
poolu W Anglii, zostaf aresztowany
przez policyanta Persona re stacyi
W South Chicago i policya oczeku-
je cd jego ojca poleceh, co MIN
uczynit nalezy. Maty Taylor pred
rokiem opuscit dom rodzicielski,
azeby podr6zowac po swiecie. q
Zachodnich Indyj dostat sic do
New Orleans, stamtad W gore RE
XII Mississippi wedrowat do st.
Louis, potem zwr6cit sic ma zach6d
az do Oceanu Spokojnego, wresz-
Gle wracajac dostat sic do South
Chicago. Jeszcze 27 kwietnia pisat
do ojca, re zle mu sic powodzi, a
ojciec telegra6cznie polecit 60 are
sztowac, Chlopak poddat sic loso-
wi, przyszedtszy do przekonania,
re lepiej jest W domu rodzic6w ma
ie5c sic try razy dziennie, niz cier-
piec gl6d ma szerokim swiecie.
POdpalacz.
W nocy wtorku ma srode tajni
policyanci murzyni, Smith i An
derson, re stacyi przy Harrison ST.,
aresztowali W zautku pomiedzy 13
IA utica miedzy Michigan a
Wabash ave-, 23-letniego podpala'
cza Franka L. Miller.
Czfowiek ten, jak sic zdaje, jest
maniakiem ma punkcie podpalania
dom6w. Rozmawia wszystkiem
rozsadnie, ale kiedy rczmowa
przejdzie ma pozary, rece mu sic
zaczynajq trzqsc, oczy bfyszczec i
GAIA jego postawa sic zmienia; mo-
wi zachwytem pozarze, o przy-
jemnosci wzniecenia pozaru, j z
nienawi5cia stray ogniowej, kto-
ra gasi pozary. Przyznaf sic, re
cd % kwietnia b. T. poczawszy,
podlozyE oko}o 30 pozar6w. Ia.
zwyczaj czynit to W ten sposob. re
bawetniaue kfebki umoczone W oil
vie do maszyn, ktorych uzywaja
czy5ciciele lokomotyw, a kt6re po
uzyciu wyrzucaja ma ulice, zbieraf,
wkfadaf W szpary tylnych zabudo-
wan podpalaf. Przy takiej ,,ro-
bocie" wczoraj W nocy go schwyta.
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-22

T. $4,000 odszkodowania przy-
znala jury Jamesowi A. Mathew,
re strony Northwestern R. K. Co.,
dla kt6rej Mathew pracowat lako
hamulcarz stall sic ofarq nieszcze-
Bliwego wypadku kolejowego. Ma
thew popadf W obiakanie; sumo to
wyplacono iego prawnemu opieku-
nowi.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29
ODD FELLOWS.
lsssr WoRsH1P;FU5sL aRANDsLoDaf

MARS LODGE, NO. 22O2, MEETS SEC
ond and fourth Wednesday in each nlsnta
for business and the third Wednesday fof
instruction at Odd Fellows Hall 25A e
Seventh street. j. E. Porter, n. G.; Thos
r. Hickman, P. S., 422 st. Anthony Ave.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, NO. 553. G.. q
O.. Of G.. F. meets first and third Monday
in each month for business; second Mon
day for instruction, at Odd Fellows Hal!
253 T. Seventh St. Mrs. Nellie. F. Francis,
NJ. N. G.: Mrs. Ida NJ. Johnson, W. R.,
No. 500 Rice: street. . r..-~
! ST. PAUL PATRIARCHY NO ia.
meets the SECOND Monday in each mont,
at Odd Fellows Hail. No. 263 E. Seventh,
street. All Patriarchs in good standing
are invited to attend w. r. Morris. NJ.
Y. p; Thos. r. Hickman, R. "; w. &.
Francis. v. p: Geo 3. Lowe, w P e.
:47s7s Wabasha. -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29

.s KNIGHTS or pYfHyAe
lar. TvhNhH LoDeA. 20. 8. l.. ~. n,eers -
second and fourth Thurs1kys II tse month. Ifs
aers IN good otanding welcome AZ Lasa, + a.
- Eourth and =, <hth Ave -. = :. -,
go f5zsE 4. " JACKSON. C. o ~
~ JosL A. OAss, c. Il. and g. 49, =.
rRlps OF M1sNrsorA 1oraB Ne. - - r sa+.t
sas Arst snd third Thursday In eAoS l1~zta. 4,
bssthss In good standing NscoGa AekstT
q Ba,l Second street betvaes B...senr and -
: FElp'a OF E2Al O. .
R9sw4Rs. z. r. aAa O.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29

ing daty ia honor 81 Miss Mia L Ninburn
Of Detroit. Covers were laid for six.
The guests We're: Misses as. Winburn,
Fischer and b. Beasley Messrs.
e. Ransom Percy. Turner and J. p.
Craig ;sss
81 The Eighth Regiment band concert
will take place on the evening of Dec.
Is. The COMMITTEES on entertainment.
consists Of Messrs. Geo. Dull, vii liam
Taylor, Vim. Berry, VIM. Riley, Hor-
ace. Brady and e. Alexande They.
will spare no pains to make the enter
tainment success issS M
information is wanted 81 Miss or
Mrs. Kate White.. who left Omaha a
few years ago and is supposed to be in
Chicago. She is a bright muiatto.
Weighing about 125 POUNDS. miss
Whites parents live at Atchison, Kan:
Any information will be gladly ra-
ceived by DR.. q. Kebble, Pittsburg,
Texas. 5. & n .25 s sE:ss III:
An oil painting Of the late. George
M. Pullman was presented to the APP
pomattox Club Wednesday by Mrs.
Geo. M. Pullman, through Dr.. Arthur
As Wells. Hon. Frank o. LoWden,
son-in-law of Mr. Pullman, was pres
ent. Hon, ~. H. Wright is president
and Major R. R. Jackson secretary of
the. Appomattox Club. SRI. III s5e
The Louisville foot ball team has
again displayed the asenine qualities
characteristic Of the Southerner by
refusing to engage in a contest with
the Hyde Park High School team be
cause in the latter team a .colored
man played an important position.
Samuel Ransom, the man in question,
has been with the Hyde Park team
for several years and is one Of their
crack. players. 3#g5s5 IA
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29
MbNs-kArO-tN.
q. o. p q G[.

ST. ANTHoN1 iopsE, No 2s77, meets tae Ars
And third Wednesday II each month for TIE ,rans
action Of husbe. g. secoLd and fourth " &c nesdays
FOR insructioI:. at Their hall Secs nc street. ~
ween Nicoiet xnd lie nnep'r ~.
...-..4- 49, - - .:-..4.. ;. III Nd, 4.
JAMES a. SEQ TIP. s.. p. o. Hpx 50
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29
AMONG THE RAILROAD MEN
Where They Are and What They Are

gEt ~ Z, LII ~ Sid Ii
Where They Are and What They Are
~. Doing. s as s'.4s .t.
Railroad men can purchase THE
APPEAL at @McLain's cigar store. 428
Dearborn ST. near the Polk street sta
ton. i. ss.. i..SllJ,.=. i. n
George Mendenhall is again ON his
old run between Chicago and Buffalo
over the Wabash. . <
Hugh sHaskins, who has been in the
city for some time, will soon resume
his run on the road: fl I.
j Harry Letcher is,again out on the
Santa Fe Limited Harry was among
the injured in the badtMfeck neal the
Needles Calf, about. q year ago.
jeff Dixon, better known: as Uncle
Big -Four between Chicago and Gin
cinnati, came up from indianapolis
last Thursday to bury his wife, who
died here Tuesday evening. Uncle
Jeff has quit railroading and has
gone back to his old home to live.
j. y $50, h}s5s X -. s., T.. =. ,,...
John Top has been running on the
Santa Fe between Chicago and Kan
sas. City for fourteen i consecutive
years. zS er:
Dan Daugherty has been in the din
ing car service on the Pennsylvania
road for fourteen years, consequent
ly Dan gets favors. I44.".1. ~ MA
st- %<% y * X - e,'-,E3.< 49,. =. 4. Z
= j.. H. Studymier is with the Wa
bash between Chicago and Buffalo
John is busy man about this time
Of the year. r. i. liz.
I Will Grant, an old timer in the din
ing car service, is now with the Mich
igan Central. .@
Willis Terry has gone to Mexico
on a three weeks trip. s.1
|. Charlie Washington and family
will locate permanently at Los Ange.
les, Cal. s ts1..''7 '% ss ~
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29
MINNEAPOLIS

nd Tuesday In each month at EEsenic Hall ..
eud street between Hcnnepin and Nicolle. p,
1asons In good standing always welcome.
& g. il JOHN &. STERRErT, ~
HARVEY BURKE. Sec. Medical BLOCH
AHexon LODGE A. r. ano II. u 30. L.. nlss
de drst and second Monday III each monts
Masonic Hall Second street hetwesa Eses
And Htcoliet AYES. Easons La good stanssns =
VAyS welcome. =: 49,,
wn. L1sr1R> S.e'y Lrntsr Excbars"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29
:EVANsToNS NOTES.

,G.erN. = ~
i Misses Frances Davia and Artie,
Pollard are acquiring the profession
Of stenography and trained nursing
respectively. @ s. *44 u.
Her friends regret Miss Grace bod
Eson's intended departure To; Denver,
Colorado, where her family expect
to make their. home. 7s 81
| Mr.. Frank L. Griffin, who has for
some time been connected with CO.;
llumbia Catering4,C onnDany, is contem-s
plating the acceptance Of a position
as chef in one Of the largest hotels in
st. Paul, MINI. ii, .45.s .y.s vi :.s III.
MT. Jerry Reed, Mgr. Of Evanston
Athletic" Association, has recently
moved from Benson avenue, where.
! he has lived for a number Of years,
into a beautiful residence on Sher-
man avenue, one Of the principal thor
| oughfares Of the city.
The Brotherhood entertainment at
Redfeld Hall last Il Friday evening,
was complete success. Every one
had on his tongues end reports OF
pleasant experiences. Among other
distinguished visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lang Williams of Chicago.
MI. . Joseph c. baltimore, who
served the Northwestern University
foot ball team so efficiently last year
in the capacity of trainer, and is
this year connected with the train
ing department as advisor, accom-
lpanyied that team on its holiday trip
to Lincoln, Neb., where it will do bat
tie with the, State, diversity for grid
Iron 1onors. sf
a Mr.. William Bower, the nestor of
1.-THE North Shore, will in the near fu-.
tture appear before the Evanston Lit
erary Society to deliver an address,
EEvery one should feel called upon to
lattend on this occasion and hear what
Mr.. Bower has to say AS lis char
Iacteristic of him we feel perfectly
safe in assuring you in advance that
you will be treated to a learned and
interesting address. 5Ss5 EEs
Since he issued his Day Dreams in
IDixie, d book of excellent poems and
ISstories which evidenced his enviable
1 poeticabflity and literary talent in
4 general. Mr.. Richard Rogers, known
j as the .Dunbarsof Evasion, has con
tinued IN pursuance of his ambition
to write something which will com
Imand wide attention We hope he
may realize that am ition in his book.
which his friends, say is soon to be
i ISSUED s. Ss5s
IT. LaWer ylor, who for q num- y %
J Der Of years has been a student 10 the
Il liberal art department of Northwest
ern University and a prominent mem en-
Iber Of the foremost literary organiza-
\ tons connected wit b that Institution,
has nearly reached the goal OF his
bition Mr.. Taylor hopes to grad
llate next June and in anticip patton OF
The event has invested in cap and
4 gown which will be the first worn by
81 acolored student at commencement
exercises in NOrthWestern University
Il Nj. Taylor halls from Texas, where
| Ne expects to return when he receives
This much coveted diploma
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29

ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL MISSIO~
corner Aurora avenue and Mackubin stree>
Sunday services: Early celebration of HOE
Eucharist, z 80 IN. ; High celebration o.
Holy Eucharist first and third Sundays
11:00 a. H. Mathis second and fourth
Sundays. LOO a. m. Sunday school, 1890
p. H.. Brotherhood Of st. Andrew, $50 p.
IN. Vespers, 1:30 p. m. Week services:
Wednesdays, confirmation class, 500 D. %.
Fridays, evening prayer, 500 p. III. Satur
days, Holy Eucharist, 9 A. NJ. Rev. Everard
Daniels, Rector. ..
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-11-29

ST. JAMES A. NJ. E. CHURCH, cor
Fuller and Jay streets. Sunday services
11:00 a. m.; 7:30 p. m. Wednesday prayer
meeting, 500 p. m. Pastor visits on Mon.
day and Tuesday: at home Wednesday and
Thursday. Weddings, funerals and sae
sick attended on notice. Rev. ]. c. Ane-r
son. Pastor. $50 Louis st.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor.
18th and Cedar. Sunday services: Preach.
school at 1890 O'Clock Wednesday even.
ing general prayer meeting. Friday even
ing. study. Sunday school lessct.. Funerals
and weddings promptly attended. Rev. W.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03
NEGROES BLOWS FATAL
Henry M. Warner Of Charlemont,
Mass, Horribly Beaten.
Hired Man, with Chair and Flat Iron,
Fractured Warmers Skull and Shat
tered His Jaw.

Former Deputy Sheriff Henry NJ. War
ner. CT, was fatally assaulted in the
kitchen of his house at Charlemont late
Saturday night and Edward Smith, ne
gro, employed by Warner many years, Is
locked up in Greenfield to await the re-
suit of the wounds which, it is claimed
he inflicted.
Mrs. Warner. I'm trying to separate the
men. was knocked down and badly bruis-
ed She managed to regain her feet. and,
with two other women who were In the
house, ran. in n driving snow storm to
the nearest neighbours. Three or four
men responded. and on reaching the
house found Smith walking about with
fatron in his hand, while in the kitchen
was the unconscious form Of his en-
ploYer.
Doctors who were summoned found that
Mr.. Warmers skull was so badly frac-
tured that the brain was exposed. In
addition. he had wound on the right
temple the lower jaw was fcarfuly shat
tered, only two teeth remaining.
Smith was subsequently arrested and
taken to the county jail "a Greenfield.
Mrs Warner says that Smith came
home late. and. failing to get in at the
back door. came around TO the one on
the side of the house. which Mr.. Warner.
getting out OF bed unlocked for him.
When Smith entered the kitchen there
were some words. and then. Mrs. Warner
says. Smith sprang at her husband and
knocked him down with a chair. She
started to interfere and then Smith felled
her also with a chair. The negro then
snatched UP a natiron and, IL is said.
continued his assault on Mr.. Warner.
Before being taken to Greenfield. Smith
said that when he came home Warner
swore at him for being so late. and then
struck him. Smith said he defended him
self with a chair, and in doing so Knocked
Warner down; that this seemed TO onrage
Warner, and he jumped up and came for
him with another chair when Smith
said he stopped him for good"
It is said that the negro has shown
signs OF mental arrangement
Mr. Warner died Monday night with
out having regainod consciousness. He
was prosperous farmer and a life long
resident Of Charlemont. lie was deputy
sheriff - years and for q long time treas
urer Of the Deerheld Valley Agricultural
society. He was twice married. and is
survived by three sons ana a daughter
by the first marriage and a widoV.
Smith was arraiCned at Greenfield Mon
day morning on the charge OF assault.
and held in 5000 for appearance Jan. S.
The charge against him will bc changed
to murder when he is next called In
court.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03

VIII NJ. Rawson. 30. Of Athol, committed
suicide Thursday at his home on South
Athol road by shooting through the right
temple with revolver. lie was in the
grocery business in Orange several years
but the past two years had carried on
lunch and restaurant business at the park
between Orange and Athol He was de
spondent at not having regular work. He
leaves wife, father, brother and two
sisters.
The selectmen of Bernardston gave a
hearing Saturday on the petition of the
Greenfield. Bernardston and Mortified
street railway company for a franchise
from the Greenfield and Bernardston line
north through the main street of Ber-
nardston to the New England house
thence easterly to the Bernardston and
Mortified line. There were present about
-, including the temporary directors Of
the road. The hearing was harmonious
and no opposition was manifested in the
discussion. All who took part seemed to
be in favor OF granting a franchise. with
out any unreasonable conditions. The in
formal vote in favor Of granting the petit
ton was unanimous.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03

Fire in the Brattleboro Hosiery COM
pany's factory July destroyed $500
worth of goods. John l.. Ray, the
veteran Brattleboro liveryman, turn
ed on the gas in his room in the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03

THERE is no fixed rule for making
L a cup of good tea, for there is
no easy way Of measuring strength.
The better the tea the less you use.
With Chase & Sanborn's Tea (the
highest grade imported) you Use only
one-third of what would be needed OF
ordinary tea. That is what makes this
tea the cheapest in the world to use,
because it goes so far and lasts SO
long, One package proves the asser-
ton. Try it.
ORor Fornos
Kui- 30
]
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03

Ranney of Brookline; Dec. 3, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan r. Herrlck of Brattle.
boro. Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Streeter of
Nottingham observed the Goth ami
versary of their marriage Dec. 16.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03
june.

A barn and contents in West Hal
flax, owned by Fletcher Dalrymple
and Dexter Dalrymple, was burned
June 5, causing a loss of $4,000. A
$4,000 fire occurred in Bellows Falls
June ., when the woodworking shop
of Moses Miller was burned. The
body of James Griffin of Brattleboro
was found in the river at Vernon
June 20 in an unacceptable con-
dition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03

The death of Joseph Miller, who for
more than So years had been town
clerk of Dummerston, took place May
10. Fannie May Thomas, two-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Thorn
as of Brattleboro, set fire to her cloth
ing May 16 and was fatally burned
Charles Miners hosiery factory in
West BratHeboro was burned May
49, causing a loss of over $4,000
William S. Stearns of Brattleboro com
mitted suicide by hanging May 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03

The Monthly Review Shows a Long
List of Striking and Memorable DC.
currences-5oth Wedding Anniver-
saries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
Trei fit
i9ua9e Nfdnntr.
Gin @eiimittel lit emtneft morneH,
bas berlprenc Mannbartett
mnb Die 3rdfte ipieSers
beritellt.
Cine ISOLDE ausreidenbes Qrobe : Vadet
tuirn Sebem fret sugeianot, Der
narurt i9reibt.
.Reaeneratise Sablets" iino a~nerfarrt Die ein5ise
4ur eeaen ~perlorene Mannbarfeit in allen Staoien.
Sic Hnb pi1enidaftlia bur9 Die befen Ner5te Der
@elt beraefelt. Ser &uf bes Snititutes 1T oerart,
bab ole aer3te. Die pas 6eilmittel b~erteuet, oaflr
f9 perantmortli9 baltett. 1tno tpena tie anf ibren
Rnf bin bebanptet, baB Die p&egeneratipe Tablets"


p~erlorene Mannbarteit, Mberbrll6 ODER e6pd6e Der
geIhle6t(ihen Srgane beilen. 10 muB Die &ur pofitio
unb permanent Ien. Steie Rompa9nie lhidt Sebeni,
Der an ~neru0ler Sdtpdde leioet, Die Mebi5in fur cine
m0dentlihe 8ebanblut9 frei gu. Die Wteosin tann
nur oabnrh erprobt meroen, baB man Die &eiuttate
oes @ebrauhs ~abpartet, tpenn ie oas beilt, fir mas
lie gemaht wuroe, 10 1T ie gu enlpfeblen. 9ieie
probe mill bic Galopia 2nnn So. nit ibrem Wittel
fir cine Mode %9etatten. gta9oem er Die r%3eeeene=
ratioe SabletsA cine Bode 9ebrau6t bat, miro Der
gatient Rraft in ieinen Srganen uno Wusteln,
neues ylut in leine1 Moert, neuem unter1ebmun9s=
9e:it, un0 11 in @eiunobeit umo GrI9einen als
neaen Wleni6en finben. Die r&egeneratipe Sa=
blets" baben cine munoerbare Wirtang uno Der qa=
tient perlpirt bielelben am erten Sage. Sic gebeu
'ofreft sum Sib oes l1ebels, gang glei6 ipe LANCE es
auftebt nnb brtnget &raft nuo Stdrte. 9ieies mum
oerbare Mittel perbannt ale S9hhternbeit benz an=
bern @eIhledt ge9eniber, BELT ale l1ebel, Die aus
ueberreisung, ueberan1rengung, @ei9dftsiorgen, Die
gum 8erluit ses @eba6tniies, llnfdbi9feit &C, fib=
rem, berporgeben. nEe9eneratiue SabletsA iino in
iebem Mlter anipen6bar; ie beilen ale Gd1e, aus=
genemmen, tpenn idon Gpitepiie ober Srrinn ein=
se~treten fno. Die Gallopia 2nnt 60. mabt feline Be-
lhrdntilnger; Sober, Der oariirt ihreibt, erbdlt oas
Mittel fir cine ISOLDE fret slgehidt i~Orgfdltig en=
gepadt uno obne 5u seigen, mag es entbdlt. Sic bat
Sauienbe bon grtefen aug alien Sbeilen BEG 2anoes
~erbalter, Die bon ben ertaunlidfen &uren Der vRe=
9%sneratipe Sablets1 beri9ten. Sbre Sfferte fir cine
9sode tit edit; es fperoen feline beilnrubieenoen Gragen
gefteQt. S6reibt berte on Die GaIopta 2opn Co.,
536 pe5ini Building, ct. 9olis, Mo., uno laBt
Gub Die Wlebisin fir cine ISOLDE frei toinnierl. Sbr
Bud, bag ~ebenfal5 frei If, Qtebt Gud Die 4ngaber,
ipie Sbr Glb nit bent Wttttel SIT bauie ielbf tu=
riren f6nnt.