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Mayor Returns Admiral. caII.

Immediately after a committee meet
ing with Comptroller Grout and Presi-
dent F'ornes. OF tire Board OF Aldermen.
this afternoon regarding the proposei
new municipal buildings, Mayor Low, In
company with Assistant Secretary Mo-
ran. left his ONCE TO visit the Brooklyn
Sayy-Ysrd. He went to return the call
made upon him last week by Rear-Ad-
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LATEST BULLETlN-ROME, JUL 17-s P. M-The following
bulletin has just been issued:
The day has been passed calmly enough.
The august patient had intervals of rest and his
general condition is a little less depressed. Pull
sation, IS; respiration, which is less superficial
32; temperature, 36.6 centierade. P
Signed. Z
This bulletin suaains the opinion expressed by physicians to-day that
the Pope would live for several days
The condition of the Pope has not changed materially since morning.
The liquid in the phura has not continued to rise and the doctors have
decided to postpone the contemplated operation.
Complete tranquility prevails in the n~eighborhood of the Vatican.
That the doctors did not fear immediate danger was indicated by th
bulletin issued at go to-day:
His Holiness had during the night some hours of Sleep
together with short periods of slight excitement The level
of the pleuric liquid is maintained within the limits already
condition of the august parient presents n noteworthy
change. His pulsatton is So. respiration 80, and tempera-
'"f' 500 'eH"sf'ae' 'S'sHea M h4hloNL
M4io P. M. the Pope received Mgr. Pffer, his confssor, and then
had a short sleep. No change in the PontifTs condition is apparent,
HE IS A RESTLESS PATIENT.
During the night, as we'll as throughout this morning, the Pope
continued camer ana his breathing was better. While h. does not
want any one constantly in the room, the Pontif rings frequently for
trivial causes, thus showing beyond doubt his desire for companonship.
He takes very frequently sips of meat broth, aternaed with half.
spoonfus of chicken geadne.
When asleep the Pontff appears to be dead. His cheeks are sunken,
his eyes are hollow and his jaws are exceptionally prominent, the skin
being tightly drawn over the bones. When awake the Pope usually
appears to retain life only in his brilliant black eyes, though he recov-
cred the lucidity of his mind this morning and gave fresh proof of his
wonderful memory, saying: To-day is the fhe of 81. Leo. have
never failed to assist at mas" since, when almost a boy came to Roms
to participate in the jubilee of Leo XII. wish to hear mass to-day"
MASS BESIDE H SICK
The Pontfs desire was Immediately gratfed by Mgr. MarzoIm
celebrating mass, as he did yesterday, in the chapel adjoining the sick
After the visit of the doctors the Pope said he could not stay in bed,
as it made him restless. His limbs were uncomfortable and he felt pains
all over his body. Therefore he wished 10 go back to his armchair. No
opposition was made.
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KEEN SPORT At RACE
TRACKS AND BALL PARKS,
CLAN LOSE.
Continued from Eighth CoIumn.)

Eighth Innng-Mertes out at first. Dunn fouIed to Smith.
Gilbert out, RitChey to BransfieId. No runs.
Leach walked. RitChey singled, but was forced by Kruger.
Smith forced Kruger, Leach scoring. Kennedy forced Smith.
One run.
Ninth Inninu-Warner flied to Kruger. RitCley threw Taylor
out. Browne died at first. No runs.
Beaumont doubled. Sebring out at first. Wagner flied to
Van, Beaumont scoring. BranSfeId cut at first. One run.
Tenth Inning-van doubled. MGGam sacrificed. Mertes
flied to Wagner. Dunn walked. Babb out at first. No runs.
Leach flied out. Ritchey walked. Kruger and Smith both
toued 10 Warner. Mo runs.
At Cincnnat-End of fifth: Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, 8.
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Tender Crest had the most speed and
she showed the way to the stretch with
Nine Pin, Sir Walt and Sailor Knot
close behind. On the II Dinah shad
moved up and Joined the FIRST bunch.
When they Strengthened out Dinah shad
came on and closing on Tender Crest
won in a hard drive by half o length.
Fender Crest was two lengths in front
OF Prince of Elm.
SECOND RACE.
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ISISH LAND BILL
GOES RIGHT AHEAD.
Now Up to Its Third Reading, When
II viii Be Passed to the
House Of Lords.

LONDON, July 1.-THE report stage
of the Irish Land Bill was completed
In the House Of Commons this after
noon. after a number of technical
amendments. in fulfilment OF Irish
Secretary wyndham's promises while
the. bill was In committee.
The measure will pass It's third read
ing Tuesday. and will then be sent 10
dimculties are anticipated.
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KILLED SWEETHEART,
THEN HIMSELF.
Girl Victim In California Tragedy
Said to Be Daughter OF
Wealthy Parents.

SALINAS, Cal. July h-Charles
a the son OF a local raneher.
killed Sadie Block, a young woman. n
committetd suicide. They were tound
riri q the daughter Of wealthy
parents In Virginia
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty-siN
hours ending nj 8 r.. VI. saturday
for New York City and vicinity,
Fair Tonight and Saturday,
warmer, light 10 fresh west TO
south. winds.
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Bellario, who was two and one-haK
lengths IN front of Lady Potentate.
FOURTH RACE
Mile and q furlou.

start good Won Easily. Time-l.S4 3-5.
w. r. Condor, Elliott and Tugal Bey
raced head and head for the irst half
mile, when Himself raced UP on the
outside w. r. Condor went along
with him and the pair drew away
racing head and head until near the
stretch, where Condor quit. Himself
then went on and won easily by a
length and a half from Tusai Bey, who
was two lengths In front OF Cogswei.
FIFTH RACE.
Six turionu,
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LEOS CONDITION
GRAVE BUT HAS
A RESTFUL DAY

The Pope Continues to Surprise Ills Physi-
clans, Ills General Condition Being a Little
Less Depressed, and Latest Bulletin Con-
firms the Theory that He May Live for
Several Days.
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Race King Jumped away N front and
made the pace, followed by Hopeful
Miss n Silent Water. They held this
order to the turn, where Rain or Shine
and Baseful both closed on the leader.
IN the run home II was a red hot drive,
Rain or Shine winning in a hard drive
by T. head from Race King. who beat
Basefui a neck.
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PATIENT PREFERS TO SIT
up IN THE BED OF DEATH.

The Liquid in the Pleura Does Not Continue
to Rise and No Further Operation Will Be
Performed Unless One Should Become
Necessary to Render the PontifPs Agony
Less Acute.
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SECOND RACE.
Six furlonEs

Mamie Worth went to the front at the
start, made all the running. and won
eased up by two lengths from Futurita,
who beat Our Nugget half a length for
the place. Many Thanks, the favoritc,
was off badly and had no chance.
TJTRn DAsF
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THIRD RAcE.-The Rhyner 70 e
y I, 5eIIarlo (12 to y 2, Lady Pc
tentate 8. Time--t.47s
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/ and set a hot pace, followed by The
RhyTner. st. Sever, Bellario ana
Thorneycroft. In the run home The
easily by q length and q half from
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SECOND RAcE-Mamle Worth Il
to p I, FuturIta Is to y 2, Our Mug.
get g.. Time-1.13 as.
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TAYLOR GOES IN TO TRY
AND DOWN THE PIRATES.

The Champions Quickly Got
Even in Their Halt of the Sec
ond Inning, Tieing the Score,
with Two Runs OFF of the
Mute.
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FOURTH RAcE-Hlmself q ia
p I, Tusai Boy Is to q 2, ooss.
we'll 8. Time-1.54 3.5,
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MAMIE WORTH TAKES THE
SECOND FROM FUTURlTA.
Tommy Burns Started Off the
Day by Winning the First
Race in a Hard Drive with
the Twelve to One Shot,
Dinah Shad.
THE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Dinah Shad ne To
y I, Tender Crest (s to y 2, Prince
of Elm 8. Tlme-1.14 as.
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$3.50 TO Atlantic City and Return
sunday. July 10. via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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SCORE
FIRST RUNS
. AT P|TTSBURC

Mertes Raps Out a Three Bag
ger in the Second Inning at
Pittsburg for a Starter, and
Came In on Dunn's Long Pop
FIy-Babb Also Scored.
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LATE WINNERS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

Sixth Race-Leipsic 70 to y /, HyIand 40 to
Garter 3. Time-1.A9 is.
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CH0ATE GIVES POINTS.

or other races see columns I and 5 q TIL, p,s.
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AT WASHINGTON PARK.
AT ST. LOUIS.

Fourth Race-Forehand |, Clifton Forge 2, Major Pelham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

NOMINATED
Harmonious Republican State Con.
yention In Ohio.
ROOSEVELT IS INDoRsED
senator Hanna Also Gets an Indorse-
ment FOR Observation-Disclosures
Withdraws as Candidate For
Lieutenant Governor.

Columbus, O., June 8. = The Audi
torlum was packed when Senator Han
ma called the Republican state eonyen.
ton to order. Prayer was offered by
Rev. James Poindexter, pastor of the
Colored Baptist church. The report OF
the committee on credentials, seating
the Rouse delegates from Monroe and
the sands delegates from Kicking, was
adopted
Before the convention assembled
Boothnan withdrew for lieutenant
governor and promised to present
Harding's name, so that there was uo
contest for any nominations of general
interest Or Importance.
This good will of the peacemakers
was shown in the early proceedings
especially in the speech Of Foraker il
fomplimenting Hanna.
After the report Of the committee q
permanent organization Senator Han
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05
MISSISSIPPI RISING,
Railroad tracks Along the Levee at
81. Louis Flooded.

Railroad tracks Along the Levce at
ST. Louis Flooded.
st. Louis. June 5.-During the past
twenty-four hours a rise Of nine-tenths
Of foot has been recorded in the river,
and at 0 a. ID. the stage registered was
321 feet. The extreme height Of the
flood here win, ii il believed, be reach
ed sunday morning in stage Of thir
ty-five feet, which is Eve feet above the
danger line.
Railroad tracks along the leTee have
been submerged, and the business will
be handled over the elevated road I'M.
til the food subsidies, The passenger
service on all the roads running to
Kansas City, the west and northwest
is badly crippled.
At Carondelet South st. Louis the
river IS four miles wide, extending on
the Illinois side to the Mobile and Ohio
tracks, which alone serve as a protec-
ton to thousands Of acres Of farm
land. In North st, Louis the stream Is
three miles wide No estimate Of the
damage can be given until the water
subsidies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05
GREAT FURNACE
MANS STOMACH IS LIKE ONE
So Say Rckert & Wells, Our Well
Known Druggists.

There is no need Of your going about
with that woe.beg0ne expression on your
face said member Of the drug house Of
Rickert & Wells to reporter who called
on him yesterday.
You are not going to die. man, said
the druggist, when our correspondent had
related his woes and told how late hours,
hastv lunches. changes Ia the weather and
other conditions had brought him to the
state where life had lost all happiness and
he was feeling miserable all over
g can fix YOU so that you will feel
better ii twenty minutes, said the drug
gist
Your whole trouble is your stomach.
You abuse it.-neglect it,--f0rget it,-and
pay no more attention to 1t than though Il
did not exist, until IN indignation and re-
volt II reminds y0u Of itself Don't you
know that this stomach Of yours is the
most important organ in your body2 1t Is
like the furnace that drives the palatlal
steamship across the ocean. 1t is the CEN
ter Of vitality Of your entire system. Into
it is taken the fuel that maintains your
nfe-that is. the food you eat; when it
works properly this food is converted into
bone and tissue and pure, new blood.
4. You cannot run furnace without pay
ing some attention to IT, Ifyou neglect It,
it will become filed with clinkers and
foreign matter and will not only fail to
heat properly but win eventually 90 out.
sit is the same with your stomach. You
cannot abuse it, you must pay little at
tention to it. You must help it digest the
food you put into it and you must try and
see that the right kind of food is employed.
You would otthrow granite paving stones
in place Of coal into furnace, and yet
would guarantee that you even put almost
as bad in your stomach.
Now take my advice and try Rexan
Dyspepsia Tablets. They viii help your
stomach digest the food which you eat.
They will enable 1t to better obtain the
nonrishment from that food.
know what am talking about, con-
cluded the druggist, as he handed the
newspaper man package Of the little
tablets about which he had been talking.
"Of course have investigated the merits
of this article and, as you know, ! guaran-
tee its action, promising to refund the
price Of the remedy to those who are not
satisfied with the result it accompiishes.
The best part Of this offer is, however
that don't find very many people coming
back for their money. They come back
again. You may be sure, for another box o.
Rexall and most Of them talk just al
strongly In It's favor as | DO myself The
price being 25 cents places these tablets
within the reach Of all Every box sold
M ans another Rexall friend,
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oHAMBBRIAIN's POLICY.
Endorsed by victoria and New zea.
land.

Endorsed by Victoria and New zea-
land.
Melbourne, Victoria. June ). Speak
ing before the federal house Of repre-
sentatiyes G. G. Kingston, minister foi
trade and customs. said he felt the
commonwealth might give preference
to Great Britain, without an inexpe
dent loss Of revenue, BY maintaining
the existing duties levied on British
products and raising them against for
eigners. II was the commonwealth
duty TO support the imperial govern
ment in every way. The minister did
not doubt but Colonial Secretary Cham
berlains policy would appeal to The
great heart Of the British people.
A conference Of the New Zealand
chamber Of commerce has adopted /
resolution III favor Of preferential
trade with Great Britain.
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ma introduced Senator Foraker as the
permanent chairman. The latter re
ceiyed a great ovation.
Senator Foraker said: This was
Hannas year; yesterday was Hanna's
day; next year is Roosevelt's year"
lie congratulated the Republicans or
being united on their leaders for this
year and next year and most Of all OF
their principles.
There were several wild scenes o.
demonstration while Senator Foraker
was proceeding. He caused mucl
amusement IN his comparisons of tht
Republicans with the Democrats, who
did not know whom they wanted FOL
president, governor. senator or othel
places and were still more divergent il
their opinions on issues. Presiden
Roosevelts name, whenever mention
ed. elected prolonged cheering
The report on rules and order Of bust
ness and the platform were then adopt
cd.
The platform Il III part as follows
we commend President Roosevelt
fidelity to duty his adherence to Presi
dent McKinleys policies and his owl
practicable ability in his office, showing
him in every way worthy of election ri
the people 20 their chief magistrate. w
favor his nomination for president f
1904
The Ohio Republican delegation in con
gress has honored the state in bot
houses. Senator Joseph p. Foraker an
Marcus A. Hanna have splendidly main
tanned Ohio's leadership The re-electio
Of Senator Hanna Is a distinct nationa
demand upon our state, and we hereb
cordially promise him the undivided sur
port OF The entire Republican party 3
Ohio
Governor George r. Nash, with hi
able assistants ia the state offices. "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

Victoria, =. C., June 5.-News has
been received from the orient that
because Of panic at Tolyama In the Loo
Choo islands, as a result Of the vol.
canic outbreak, the japanese govern
ment has sent ship to the island to
render assistance to the islanders.
The governor of Loo Choo had advised
the residents, numbering Coo, to emf
CRATE 10 safer place, but they refused
to 40 SO until the present outbreak oc-
Cured. The uskud Utko volcano in
|. Iburi province also has shown signs Of
activity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05
PAIN IN The BACK
A Sure Sign Of Kidney
Trouble. DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy will
cure you.

pain in the back is a never falling sign
- tidney disease; another sure sign is
she condition Of the urine; if you have
a;nintbe back then look to the condition
e vour urine. Take a glass tumbler and
en a with urine; after it has stood "a
horrs ifithas a sediment, if it is milky or
cloudy. paleordiscolored, stringy orropy
vour kidneysand bladder are in danger
ons condition and need immediate atten-
tion. or the consequences may prove fatal.
c. Wilcox Of $50 New Britain ave-.
Hartford Conn, says
~ had a frightful pain in my back,
the result Of kidney trouble. MY
nbvsician seemed powerless to relieve
me- / determined to try Or. David
Ve,nedv's Favorite Remedy II
bslr,ed ne wonderfully, and in a short
time cured me completely.
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
q re one medicine that really cures all
diseases Of the kidneys liver. bladder and
blood. rheumatism, dyspepsia and chronic
oonef,nation. 1t is wonderful how it
. sS,i.-s, tbat main in the back disappear,
how h relieves the desire to urinate oiten,
ssneeially at night, and drives away that
seslding pain in passing water ana hlakes
YOU well and strong.
II Is for sale by all druggists IN the
| new so Cent Size and the regular
/ "a al size bottles less than cent q desc.
Sg,,s,s 5o,fls enough foy trial fres 6y i'iai!-
~ nsyld Kennedy Corporation Rondout' y. y
~ payla Eenncdy's Rose Jelly radical cure
| ,,1t ". Y" d. Fever ana Geld 90 Head. o0c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

Topeka, Kan, June Six unident-
fed bodies, those OF three men and
three women. victims OF the North To-
peka food, were picked up at noon by
some Of the Ottawa rescue bouts out Of
the Kaw river driftwood west of the
city, A rope was tied around the waist
Of one Of the women Evidently she
had been tied to tree 70 prevent fall
ing into the water, many who were
forced to remain perched in limbs for
hours having done this The sanitary
conditions in North Topeka have been
made worse by the bursting OF several
sewer and water pipes The Kaw Is
rapidly failing.
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80 Antisemltie peeree.

st. Petersburg, June 5.-The car has
approved the decision of the committee
of ministers forbidding Jews to ae.
quire real estate or enjoy the proceeds
thereof. except in towns within the
Jewish pale. until the laws concerning
the Jews have been revised. There are
101 such towns where Jews are permit
ted to settle and acquire realty.
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A MILLION
STARVING
Governor Of Kwangsi Appeals TO =
For Aid.
SOLD FOB FOOD.
state Department Asisares ehihss'
Minister That u VIII Do Wh"t
1t Can 10 Alleviate HIS
Country's Distress.

washington. June 5-Secretary Hay
has received a cable dispatch from
Consul General McWade at Canton
which says: Governor Wong tele-
graphs me that over a million natives
in Kwangsi are starving and earnest
" appeal for help from American ehaf-
ity. An relief distribution through the
hands Of American and British mis-
sionaries."
Sir Chentuug LANG Cheng, the
chinese minister here, called at the
state department and was placed II
possession Of such advices as the OF
ficiaIs had respecting the distress III
Kwangsi. The minister appeared to
be bewildered and was unable to sug-
gest any measure Of relief for his sui
fering countrymen
The state department although not
anxious to embark IN wholesale char
table enterprise, win undertake to 10
what ii can ia forwarding relief mems
ures. and without further reference 70
the minister here viii itself transmit
, directly to Mr. ALcWade, the consul
general at Canton, any funds which
the eharitably inclined people OF Amer
lea may care to contribute. Mr. Me
Wade has already stated that he can
use the numerous American and Brit
/ ish missions IN China 70 distribute the
money to the best advantage.
| According to a dispatch from Van
I couver, b. 81, mail advices from Hong
| kong say that M. Clement, the French
agent investigating the kwangsi fam
| inc, has reported that 10000 persons
are utterly destitute. He says he wit
messed a public sale at kwaisur
where people were sold FOR food, ever
sons, daughters and wives. Il is est
mated that 10000 children have beer
/ sold.
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washington, June 5.-The case Of
August NJ. Machen, late superintend-
ent OF the free delivery service Of the
post Office department, who is charged
with having received brides to the
amount Of $4,000 in connection with
department contracts. has been pre-
sented to the federal grand jury.
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whole ramily Knied In Feud.

McCook. Neb., June 3. Meager de-
tails Of the humiliation Of almost q
whole family have been received from
st. Francis, Kan. 1t seems that for
some time there has been bad feeling
between men employed by the DeWar
Cattle company and family named
Berry over the possession Of certain
land. Berry and his four sons are
said to have engaged in battle with
cowboys, which resulted in the death
Of the father and three of the sons.
the fourth being seriously wounded.
Whether any one on the opposite side
was killed or wounded has not been
learned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05
Rallroaa q Rnn Restanrants.

Chicago. June 5 Within the next
two weeks all restaurants and hotels
in the depots Of the Pennsylvania sys-
TEN west Of Pittsbufg will be conduct
ed by the railroad company The pro-
posed system already has been given
a test fn the eastern section Of the road
and has proved satisfactory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

Burlington. la. June 5. By the
breaking DC Hunt leYee south III War
saw. ILL.,, the low lands through which
the Carthage branch Of the Burlington
runs have been flooded and the train
service cut of. The river here is eight
miles wide. Residents in the bottom
north Of Burlington are fleeing The
inhabited islands IN tie Mississippi
north and south Of here have been de-
serted.
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nnrehers, sentenees nemItted.

Pretoria. Transvaal, June ;. The
lieutenant governor Of the Transvaal,
Sir Arthur Lawley, has RENTED the
remainder Of the sentences of the ma
iority Of the former burghers con-
yfcted Of military offenses during the
late war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

Kansas City, Mo, june 5Both the
Missouri and kaw rivers are receding
At an increased rate. A fall III the
Missouri Of nearly three feet from the
high point Of thirty.tiye feet recorded
forty-eight hours ago was shown by
the government gauge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

CastaneDa can't Raise the Maine.
Havana, june 5Ihe secretary Of
the treasury rejected the bid Of Thu.
clio Castaneba FOR the raising Of the
Maine. the secretary will again nd
yertise for bids.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

Berlin. June 81 Emperor William
has decorated Herr Won Pilgrim-Bal-
tazzi. the former German charge daft
flares at Caracas. Venezuela, with the
order Of the Red Eagle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05

Washington June s., The following
fourth class postmasters have been
appointed:
New York Forestport, +. X. Salz-
man; Holmesville, Daniel A. Sage.
Pennsylvania Entriken, w. r. Liv-
eringhonse; Poyntelle, Fred. A. Tiffany
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ly for Auditor Guilbert who has been
ia that office eight years ais deputy
and eight as auditor, in all sixteen
years, and he was nominated for an.
other term of four years, receiving
735 votes to 1873 for Gillette. The
nomination was not made unanimous.