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DEMAND EoR HIaAEa mAels
eo"lhefn Pacific Employees Win Ast -,
lnc'eased Waues.

lne'eased Waaes.
Das,and Gal November witsln Tho
next few days the orders N Ra,lnas ~ w
oVo'or-' Trainmen ana svitchmen Vim Tx
M a schedule Of wages 10 tho so,tsor,
iae'he company, The requests az M mon
arc very much the sanc a. those snnn,,
I'D ey the engineers, nremen. telerrapbers
s - others An Increase Of Is to 20 per
~ z ASKED together With uniform rate
y WAGES on All the divisions OF the Az.
.ss' ana facinc system. According 20
'le bylaws Of the organisation. the cam.
pany Is given thirty DAYS to make answer
us uanser Of a general strike on the
eoutaern Pacific lines Is not though, !. ~
STRAIT The beads o. drpurtusst. AZ,
VAiled In ssJHE that the resAlbIlties a. .
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great railroad strike arc - small that IT
can rot be considered even a possibility
me men hold equally pronounced views
Inc conservative organizations have also
had the entire confidence az the company
and there have been no differences that
have not been amlcably settled.
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Russian and Kilt Suits

They are what small children
should wear and they will be dress
ed proper If you get one Of those
swell kits or Russians from us;they
are the latest designs in styles, lat
est in colors and materials and ev-
cry one sold under a positive guar
antee to retain its color; they come
IN light tan, dark and light blue.
dark and light red, dark and light
brown; we have the Hats, Caps or
Tam O'Shanters to match each suit.
prices in the kits are from 10 90
to 2.50; the Russians CO 90
are. 90 TO DJ. UU
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FATAL TROLLEY COLLISION.

The Car Was Wrecked and Two Deaths
VIII Result.
Chicago, November las n result or a
collision between CIaybourne avenue
electric car and switch engine on the
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul today.
one person was killed three seriously IN.
iured and number Of others badly shaken
up. The accident occurred at the corner
Of ClaybourDe avenue and Wrightwood
street. The dead.
RICHARD WILSON, motorman. died on
way 70 hospital
The injured
Henry Yaeger, injured internally; viii
Andrew Grant Injured internally.
John Patcek, concussion Of the head.
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unlveraItY ~. Trlniiu q

Austin Texas, November i Tho Uplvsr
h'y football team had az easy time ~ \,
tnis afternoon with tue boys from rrln,ts
college q Maxabaehie, defeating theu, ~
contest was a brilliant esbibiria,, iae
liogs Aelding the big university mon ~
single touchdown ln tho second l,alf =,
Ais,toFs went all 20 pieces ani jinirer.if,,
were made by Hndeins' Wsf-o1 ,r, 9Npa
SOD IAe feature Of the game viva :, is,,i,,
rpa ny Watson Tho visitors niavcJ Se'31
~ good. S p"tAeular-
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DanieI MeVean /. -

Fort Worth Texas, November l-Dan,sl
MeFean' district CLERK OF this county. dieo
this morning from the enects Of IN acci.
dent ON Thursday he attemptea ~ 90,
on moving street car ana fell sfr,tins
ms ~, head o. the ground causing conclusion
ness. lie was 40 years Old ana Iesves n
wife ana one child. "
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Prize Fighter Arrested.

New London, Conn. November Austin
Rice OF this city, who is scheduled 70 meet
Young corbett' In a boxing contest matcn
AZ Waterbury, November G. was arrested
ionight by sheriff Rigmoy ana Deputy
sheriff Ienny ~ Waterbury. charged with
Intent to break the peace The warrant
was tho result ~ complaints from "a num-
her Of citizens u Waterbury regarding the
proposed mitch
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Iennlnas sehooIs 80

Jennings La. November / AT a meet.
ing q the school board held this afternoon
u was decided 70 close the scho Is for III
least enc week Several eases Of scar
fever have BE- yelope combining Il cir
sntltf'y 70 the students Of the prim ~ dt-
partment and the boarl has taken me ~
caution 70 prevent an en- demic az -
fatal. u"'e proved
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Ooukhobors still Moving.

SAT- Goals Ont, November THE pouk.
nooor' are stu on the march toward win
nlpeg They left Salt Goals quietly and
gS,i9, ln nine miles fast Of here last nigh
+tnsS - throwing away some clothing az
theF march The police are Following them
lup and a few stragglers are returning.
hey refuse everything but bread and WA
Yer. The pilgrimage viii not last much
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PennoyIvanIa n. COLUMBIA 0.

Philadelphia, Pa, November l.-Nluch To
the surprise OF tue spectators the Uniycr-
s'ty of Columbia eleven failed to score on
the University " Pennsylvania today. the
latter winning by The score of II 10 O.
inc playing az Pennsylvania WAS rcycls.
lou 70 tue immense crowd present They
tnFr thcir opponents heavy line 10 pieces
threw back the mighty Weckes, anu alt0.
EeihcF gave a most mastery demonstration
VI the great college game
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Port Arthur Anain a.,

Beaumont, Texas November The YES.
sells are passing in and out Of the port
Arthur canal now as n nothing had gone
wrong with the burned drcdge OF cbarIes
Clarke & Go. statement has been IgsneI
BY the commission to the eject thnt IN
vessels Of less draft and anv yvIs4b 49,,
can can pass. There were three Iarg oii
s SontIans 20 Gear Yesterday and taey wit
try and catch up sA u more TO
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company Ia this city ct noon today. the
pistol that fired the fatal shot being in the
hands Of the cashier Of the express com.
pany, Mr.. j. A, Warden, formerly Of Nc
Kinney, Texas. The killing was the result
over the telephone shortly before the shoot
ing took place about some ice desired by
the express company.
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Honiesaakers CONTINUE % Co...

iienison' Texas, November Hundross
y bomeseekers arrive On cyerr ,la a1'a 49,.
The North They are mostly n'an ron ,l
tSasr 80 , VINO nave means 70 buy ana stock
texas seems 10 Impress men, Sout s
9,4. lafgc number are slso 9oin w. y.
tae new Oklahoma country so gong TO
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cRAwFoRo's EXAMINING TRIAL.
Father Admitted 10 Bail and the son
Was Discharged.

shreveport, La, November 1--Dr. c. Is.
crawford ana hts son, Dr. e. Z. Crawford
" Coush1tta. la, were today given a pre.
lluinory hearing before Judge Land. on
the night or Oriober last Dr. e. Is.
Crawford shot aud Killed j n ,iceers. n
bartender iu The Manhattan saloon. where
,i, words were driuElug claiming me-
20 W 10 protect his son from nn assault
ny me dead man. The preliminary bp,r.
,ns developed into quite surprise 10 the
trends Of Nickcrs. the san being rts
0Fsel while tho father was held hi SagE
eali ne defense offered no testimony 10
contradict the prosecution
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Beaumont Texas. November i.-wiutam
Morris was run over by street car to.
night and one leg was c,,t cor,nte+.iv, ~
ae was taken 20 the hospital, where he Is
panys hrst accident.
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eApTlsT eENERAL coNvfNrIoN
Attendance win Sc the LARGEST IN MANY
Years

Years,
Naee' Texas November The Bapust
general convention viii meet In this Civ
november Z, and It is expected TINT tba
attendance viii he greater taan any con
Neut'Qn that has ever been held IN Tx
state Already 2OOO hav, scn, g., .,.,.
naihet % The local Committees ana other
ae pastors conference and the yyomsn,s
< mn s SohisEehce VIII meet November
sstoAlenllon meets. The advance ansrd t it
already 'Hns 20 arrive
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TuIane b, MIasI..lnnL ~

New orleans November J.. Tulane and
tae Agricultural and Mechanical college Of
~ ss'aslppi played io game this after
gnd OF the 2olnluutc halves being II TO III
mere were several sensational fcat,ii,at
OF Mississippi "''''N NI'eA
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Two Trainmen Killed.

Birmingham, Ala, November Ia yard
engine Of the Woodward Iron company, az
woodward furnace. ran Off the end OF
11ish Stag dump this morning and Engineer
5 .,.ul w, H9oyt and Electrician Boss Fields
the locomotive
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association The suits dismissed were
ale AGAINST Abner Powell of the New
Orleans team. Foster OF Sbrevannrt onJ
6 Sofiee jackson of Birmineham for So
~ damages each. No opposition was made
10 the motion TO dismiss the cases.
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BRITISH COMMISSION ANSWERS.

= otudy WI Be Made q Labor Prob
lens in America.
New York. November ALFRED Moslev
arrived here today on the steamship cam.
pania. He said the members Of the com.
mission which he is bringing from England
TO study the relations Of capital and labor
OF the United States. would all reach tbls
city IN few DAYS. He said the ino,,irr
81 the commission would begin as soon ~
the deiegates arrive A number Of Enelfsb
Journalists came on the Camnsnia ~ -, ~,
port the Investigation as It proceeds.
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Is discharge from the mucous
membrane Of the nose, throat,
stomach, bowels, ETC., when kept in
a state of inflammation by an i'm.
pure condition Of the blood and a
want Of tone in the system.
soothe the infamed membrane.
strengthen the weakened system
and the discharge viii stop to do
this purify the blood.
II was troubled with eatarrh for year.
and tried yaEions remedies but found noth.
ms that woala enre me. ! they rasolvaa
70 try Hoods ssrsaparilla and ,oot topr
bottles which entirely cured me. hsv,
never been troubled with catarrh slnoa
A. blood purifier I can ind nothing s,.s
squai % Hoods sarsaparilla.r wuux.u
snnaNtE. 1850 9Th st.. MIlwauk.e. wis
Hoods I0rSap0riLLa
Cures catarrh radically and perma-
nently removes its cause and
oysFeomes all It's effects.
Acesps 20 substitute.
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John Tsrry sin unooo,oio,,,

marshall, Texas, November i.-John
Terry who was thrown out OF his buggy
3 lev rev DAYS ago N runaway. has not i'm
hLoFeu any ne Is stlll unconscious with
The exception Of few moments al a tima
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easebaII sults nlsn,ls..a

Caattanoosa. Tenn, November Cham.
cellor Mcconnell today dismissed thee
suits pending IN bis court brought nv nrsn.
sEsF FFink and the Memph1 Rassbsl PAY
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HarVaEd FL. lndlans q

Cambridge. Mass, November No..
defeated the Carlisle indians TO-DAY ~ So SO
a'sia nela' z 70 o The game was exciting
spo oven sensational a. times, 10th sids.
punlea ueogenty snd Herman espeeIally
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Baseball Today

good game ~ baseball should he the
result between The CaNthons ana the
picked team TODAY RotA clubs hayo won
game aud each viii try the harder to he
The victor IN todays contest, The game
today viii commence at $50 D. M us IL
now becomes too dark 70 play much longer
Then O'clock The Lineup will be as rol
lows.
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Nortn eaf2Ilna Il. v. M 1n

Roanoke Va November .-ln the foot.
pan game here today the University Of
N ,st Carolina defeated the yirginm NM
IN f,n n' Sasi eleven hy score Of Il 10 To-
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Tennsssee s. seManee O

Anoh'ile. Tenn. November the mi.
eeisity OF Tennessee Defeated tho 49,.
s'Ws apo foE he nrst time IN rs 6istcrt' 10,
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;HARdES PAID ON PURCHASES OF $500 OR OVER
1T is NO TROUBLE

To succeed 1Uhen your merchan-
disc Is correct. Quality is a
paramount consideration qUfth
the BOYS STORE. Every
garment In oar immense stock is
closely inspected as to material
and workmanship and MUST re-
zeal at a glance all the charac-
teTSticS of the Very best custom
quork. The many advantages to
be deriUed from buying your
clothing from house of this
character are at once apparent.
It means a SAVING of time, a
sabing of money, and guarantees
absolute satisfaction to the cas-
toner. We haze made great
preparations for Monday and the
balance of the aveek S selling,
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hampstead, Texas, November INC
". Norris Of Houston has purchased ,hs
sfeslu Bros piantaton, cnnslstlur 81 1000
acres " land Tha u one o. he enest
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The Old Standby

The Sailor Blouse; you all know
they always look good on little tots;
they are neat and dressy and we
have them in all weaYes and coll
ors, ages 3 to s; CT IN
prices. ...,........12.5 80 to DLsUU
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tracts Of land IN Waller county. Il is
situated on the banks Of the Brazos river,
Groce, and Is known as the Bernardo plan
tation. The consideration paid Is S31 ,00e.
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Separate Garments

Drawers and Shirts, in ribbed or
solid weaves as you wish, some
have heavy fleece lining, others
have the light fleece; 1s
price, per garment ........, kJ(
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= Killing at Shreveport.
Special to The Post

enfeVeport La, November t.--Edva,d
st 2 well known young man - 49,
- YES ghps shd almost lnstaStiv tiins
- We euiee q The Wells fargo E1 plssa
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}'ent9n, Texas. November I Denton An
college Q The closest game here tbs Sg yia,
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Rich Styles for the Young

Displayed in wonderful variety on
our counters. The greatest eXclu-
sive boys store in the world.
Boys Three Piece Vest Suits. in all
the new colors, some have the plain
back and front, while others have
a neat point yoke which is very
stylish, can be worn either with or
to 9't s. prices ss 'u'sio 5 @5SS to $l.5O
Boys Three-Piece Suits in larger
sizes, ages 8 to 10, in a more sub
stantial line and coloring, made ex-
actly like mans suit, can give
same patterns as made in mems
suits, the SWEETEST suit of the sea-
son for larger boys, any color you
wish, including the coronation
cloth; prices CT M
from. ............12. so to D0sUU
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Cadet Waists and Shirts

We have an extra large line Of
Boys Waists and Shirts; they in
clude the newest patterns and de-
signs; no other house in the city
shows a more extensive line than
we do; az
prices. ..,.,.,,.,,..1.0 to kUk
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
THE WORK OF CONGRESS,


Washington. June Reconsideration
OF the naval appropriation bill was re-
stunned in the senate, the pending
amendment being that providing for
| the construction of two first class bat
tleships, two first class armored
cruisers and two gunboats.
Mr.. Perkins. a member of the COM
| mittee on naval affairs. argued that
some of the vessels of the navy ought
! to be constructed at government navy
yards. and he urged that the admirably
equipped government yards ought to
be utilized This policy, he said, was
demanded by the labor unions. MI
Platt Comm asked if this was a de-
mand or request on the part of the
labor unions.
Il mean that ii is a request" re-
piled Mr.. rclhIns. HEY maintain
that it is to hc interest Of the govern
ment that the navy yards belonging to
the people Should be utilized for build
ing war vessels.
Mr.. Perkins discussed the depth of
water at various >hipyal',ls in the coun.
w.. SiioN III. 'lllt lllt' 'ltItI VI Nhl'l
at the government yards was greater
ordinarily than ut private wards. lie
maintained that with conditions equal
the government yards. having been
entirely enancirated from politics.
war vessels could he built at such
yards as chtaply as at private yards
and certainly within the contract price.
He maintained that the increased cost
of construction in government yards,
on account Of the eight hour law, was
more than offset by the immense sal
aries paid the management in privste
yards.
In his opinion the government could
be protected from excessive cost OF
ships by the utilization Of the advan-
taGcs of government yards.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Perkins
speech without further comment the
committee amendment as to the build
ing of two each of battleships. of cruis-
ers and gunhoats was agreed to, and
the bill was passed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
MORE ROYAL VISITORS.
Cousin of Gar and Prince of siam
Expected to Cross Continent.

st. Louis, June 1.-THE worlds fan
management has received information
from Washington of approaching visits
| to st. Louis of two members of royal
] families. The Grand Duke Roria of
Russia, cousin Of the car is now Ell
route to this country and will land at
| San Francisco in a few weeks. After
| visiting St Louis and accepting the
| Inequalities of the city and Investigate
| ing the worlds fair the grand duke
will 90 to Chicago and thence eastward
! by way Of Niagara falls
| A little later will come the visit of
the crown prince of Siam. After see
ing Washington he will come west to
St Louis and will be entertained here.
He will then proceed to Chicago and
to the Yellowstone park. eInbarking III
San Francisco for his country. While
in ST Louis the crown prince will in
form himself thoroughly in regard to
the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Up
on his report TO the king of Siam may
rest the decision of the king as to visit
ing the worlds fair in 1904.
Pressure has been cXcrted to induce
the italian government to participate
officially in the worlds fair Th" fol
lowing cablegram has been received
from Nittorio NegGio. worlds fair com
missioner to Italy sent from Turin:
"National committee. representing
the chambers of commerce of Italy. has
appointed Il permanent committee on
foreign eXpoSitions. This means that
the national organization. composed of
representatives Of the chamhers of
commerce in the different cities of
Italy. desires the government to take
part in the worlds fair"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
AleNandra's Coronation Tea Party.

AleNandra's Coronation Tea Party.
London. June II. - The bishop Of
London, the Right Rev. Arthur +.
Ingram, ID. D., has announced that
Queen Alexandra will provide a tea"
for 10000 female domestic servants in
gram adds that her majesty in discuss.
ing the matter said it seemed to her
that without some such special ar
rangement the maidservants would he
class Of people who would be quite
left out of the celebrations.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
USE OF STONE RANSOM.
Meeting OF Delegates and Brigantl
Lender In Sofia.

Salonika. Roumela. June II. - The
Struma, a newspaper published at Kos
tendil, Bulgaria., says that it has been
learned that a secret congress of dele
gates from Kostendil. DubnitZa and
elsewhere met in Sofia at the end of
March and arranged for the DISPOSE
ton of the money received as ransom
for Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the American
missionary, and her companion, Nine.
Tsilka.
Karapeoff alias Tehernopeoff. the
leader of the band of brigands which
captured the missionaries. was among
the delegates. who decided to send
bands into Macedonia on a secret mis-
sion.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
Dogs Bite Makes Sportsman Insane

London. June 1l.-A dispatch to a
news agency from Rome says that
Paul Heseltine Stanley. young Amer
lean, became suddenly demented on re-
turning from a hunting trip, presuma-
bly, as the result of being bitten by
one of his dogs. Mr., Stanley rode into
the courtyard of the Altieri palace
surrounded by his dogs and persistent
ly attempted to ride his horse upstairs
He was eventually Overpowered.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11

Baltimore June 11.-A party of sew.
enty-fve young Indians from the
Hampton Va.) school have arrived
here ON the steamer Augusta in charge
of Travelling Agent r. d. Gleason
After breakfasting the party left for
New England, where the summer will
be spent at various points of interest.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
Irish men Mob Police.

London, June 11.-During the unveil-
ing ut AIlnagh of Il memorial to Il man
killed while fighting with the Beers
Michael Davitt made speech com
pairing the Irish to the Beers, which
created great excitement. The crowd
attacked the police. who were forced to
use their bayonets to keep it back.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11

London. June 11.-Randall former
gentleman jockey, but now licensed
professional, was suspended after rid
ing Frank Gardeners Racine in the
Maiden Three-year-old plate at Ling
field. Randall rode Sceptre in the Der
by and Oaks and had not escaped ad-
verse comment over those perform
anceS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
TayIOrs' Reprieve Extended.

Columbus. O.. June 11.-Governor
Nash has extended the reprieve of
Mrs. Frances LangwOrthy Taylor and
her daughter until oct. 10. This action
is to give them the benefit of any light
that may be thrown Oh their case by
the trial of Clara Taylor. now under
arrest in Italy. The charge against all
Margaret Taylor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
Credit Men In Session,

Louisville, KY June II. - The sew
enth annual convention of the National
Credit Mems association, representing
a membership of 1000 from all parts
of the country is in session at Licder-
kranz hall. When President Ebert A.
Young of St. Paul called the meeting to
order. there We're about 300 delegates
present.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11

Omaha, June lit is semiofficially
announced that the Union Pacific will
formally take over the st. Joseph and
Grand Island railroad on July l, and
at the same time the Kansas City and
the Omaha and Quincy, Ottumwa and
Kansas City roads will be absorbed by
the Burlington.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
Com III OdlOre Clary Dead.

Springfield. Mass, June 11.-Commo-
dore Albert q. Clary, U. S. n, retired,
is dead here in his ninetieth year. He
entered the navy as a midshipman in
1882 and was made commodore in
1874. He was in active service in the
civil war and had until recently lived
in Lisbon, Portugal. Death was caused
by the eXerton of a recent trip to Pitts
burg
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
state milne Or.

Louisville. Ky. June 1.-THE quar-
antine order issued against Indiana on
account of smallpox and suspended for
ten days on May 80 has been further
suspended until July by the Ken
lucky state board of health. The mat
ter is likely to he dropped entirely.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11

Denver, June II. - The carpenters,
painters and hodcarriers. electric
workmen, stonecutters and stonema
sons have voted to stand by the trades
council The painters went step far
Their and will resume work without
hiring out to the contractors.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
ExOuer0tes wife who Shot Him,

Union City, Mich, June Thames
Smith Of Burlington village. who was
shot by his wife is dead. Before he
died Smith said that Mrs. Smith
should not be blamed for the shooting
as he effected a forcible entrance to
her house and she might have taken
him for a burglar.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-11
Get Land Under the Bay,

Albany, n. ", June 1.-THE state
land board has made a grant of eleven
acres under New York bay to Town
send 4 Downey, the Shooters Island
Shipbuilding company, to extend their
docks and piers and enlarge their plant.