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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18
me BUFFALO GOES TO BAHIA HONDA

Santiago de Cuba Nov. T7.-The United States
cruiser Buffalo arrived here this morning from
Guantanamo where she officially assumed sOver-
eighty. the name % the United States over the
naval station there.
The Buffalo left here this afternoon for Kingston
Jamaica. and will 20 70 Bahia Honda. Province OF
Pinar del BIO which Is 70 be made coaitug sta
ton ~ he Tnit.d States
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begun by Tia present sophomore class last year
me onF ohante was IN the choice OF president
Nichols succeeding J. " Montgomery ,rho sa-I,as
a denomination IN order that the new svsr.r, - =
tauon OF once might be given fair trial
Nichols prepared Tor Harvard al C;rnto- Srboof
He was captain OF the freshman football eIeven
last year playing at left hsifback and Is this zss-
playing the same position on the Harvard "a
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Possomce Notice.

5shoaid rszd DAILY ~ a. INTERESTED. Changes
tiuef
Foreign nails n ending November q lSsSs
promptly POST
Office fol.0ws- ea-e-
than closing SHOWN below ParceLs-pos- nails f1r
Germany close a. ; ? Il Monday
tiou half hour than closing tine snO7Sn oe5E
Except thai supplementary nails Or E1rp9 s11 Cs1al
America via Colon. close hour ia-s- a. forssn 81
rfCul.
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RRs. ELIZA SWEET.

Mrs ELIZA sweet. seventy-nine years Ole. Of
Nep--FocheIe. died yesterday Mrs. Sweet wa
r1e mother - Henry Sweet. proprietor Of The
NeW- Rochelle Pioneer"
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HARVARD soPHoMoREs' ELECTION.

-aH1ridge. Mas. NOV. i espsclaD-The sopho-
more class % Harvard elected the following or
- to-day President. J. = Nichols % Nsw-Tors.
20 president. p p Leonard - Wei Nevfor-
--treasurer. r A Gooohue ~ Ausovs-
-f-s e ire rrsr election hsis under 30 ns- 49,
an e. ths Aezusi sectloz q elaxs zs.4-ers d
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CAPTAIN WEED RESIGNS.

o. other business Captain Frederick Denton Weed
has resigned from the command % the sixth Bat
tery. National Guard Of this city. his resignation
70 take effect his successor can Dc
selected i is expected that FIRST Lieutenant
Edwin H Tracy viii succeed him
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Highest temperature yestsrdsy ~ degrees io7efA -
average - sversg. COZ corresponding dst- ast ssaT -
go. 90 oa-rs-r.andiuT date twenty-five -esrs 9.
Tst $500 r1sariux and colder to-day fnurF7s1
szfr sud rolder. u1rf1Vs~' ~inoe
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IS The most accessible cemetery % the z-tros-
els oy Harlem trains. trolley Cz-riar-
Trirty minutes rem Grand Central Lets
sold a. SIS %. send for IIisstrzsed 5ooS-
ist or b. request a Representatives vii call
oFrFcE - EAST zsD-sr. ~ CITY.
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Special Notices

The annual meeting o. the Sew Iork soc.el ~ =.
Relief q Widows and Orphans % Medical ae1 - -
held a. tn Academy % Medicine. WEDNESDAY 'ofs
-. al ?. n - -
ANDREW g. CCRRIER. a. D.. see
Joseph Heiarehs. Broadway specialist IN fr-aSH
pots and extra nns eoTse. wholesale and ret-L
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navy orders have been issued
ARMY
First Lieutenant WARD DABSET 21sr Infantry 70
Join his company
Captain EZEKIEL WILLIAMS. 18th Infantry. Join
his company.
Following changes in stations and dulles q ofacs-s
COMPTON WILSON assistant surgeon from Philip
pines % Fort Howard 70 relieve Captain EDWARD
coed Fort M-IIenry and for duty 70 relieve
First Lieutenant WILLIAM y BISPHAN assistant
surgeon. who VIII proceed 70 Fort Logan for duty
First Lieutenant HAYWOOD ROBBINS. 18th Infantry.
retired
Brfzzdier General WILLIAM H CARTER. from duty
member 0T General star % England and France
study the remOUIt systems in those countries;
Manila
Brigzdier General TAsKER Il. BLISS assigned duty
as additional General star during absence
Of Brigadisr General Carter
NAVY
Commando e. K CURTIS. detached command ;he
Alliance; await orders
Cornmander r g. PECK retired Army General Hos
pital. Fort Bayari
Lieutenant Commander Y. P WHITE. detached the
Alliance; 10 Mare Island. California. with draft %
men. thence the Soiacs executive Officer
Ensigus V. 4 KIMBERLY. Il L. BRISSER and = 7
BOWERS detached the Alliance: % TIE Columbia
Ensign G. WHITLOCK. detached the Alliance. 70 tie
CastlEe.
Ensign n K CAGE detached the Alliance. Mare
Island with thence to the Independence
in connection with for The Tacoma. and duty on
board that vessel when commissioned
surgeon c. n. BROwNELL- detached the Alliance %
await orders
ASSISTANT Psvu,as,e- C. c. MAYO detached Alliance
await orders - sea
Nava4 Constructor BAXTER detached duty ramp
& sons ship and Engine Building Company. f1ila-
defphfa. navy yard. New-fork, Tor DUTY AZ h@Ad
Of Departments ot Construction and Repair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

Barker. ERE \ goSzcVe NarT
puris- AsisI = SsEuin. Nara 9
T-Sar1h.e-f-r Tsr5 3 SSftu-ore JOIN 2
BAREER-oa Sunday. Nox.nser IS 1903 Era 2.
Harksr aged years Fureral serytces az bis iare
residence 5sS Acsipht-st. Brooklyn. On Neones-
day 18Th inst. ~ , n Rochester N II papers
please
PITT FRAr If. residence, 10 West S6th-st. Asiei
swaTs Rutler in hs SITE year Funeral from Church
a. ne Holy Name. West sdth-st.. Wednesday. No
vealber Is. az 10 a Iaterrneut a. Calvary Gene
CukMBERILS-On Saturday November "a 1903 ward
u Chauberan. the list year u his FSlneraI
at residence. No 1902 Madson-ave..
on wednesday. November Is. 1909 at 1880 m
COsGROvE-Oa Nonsay evening. November Ia iS0z
Mary Cosgr0ve. widow q James Cosg-ove n sTth
year. Funeral h-r home. No O. Je--rso1-avs.
brooklyn. THURSDAY November y. a. Burial
private
sEGU1N-At svszsorg Denmark. October "a Maria c
sezcia. % Nsw-fcrk. Funeral 1rori 81 An1rsv-s
Church 5th and fins. Friday S5vere=r
~ 81 N
sK1DNOaE--A rs -e=iasnse. Laxswood y. :. oa
sunday November =. 1905. Ioh1 D skcn1r- ssa
q me late Same s1snors. u the 7sia
10 s. MzGlEol-svs. Lakewood, Ws1zsstzy. SCTe-a-
Der Is 11a5o q Garages viii trzin
leaving New-York. roc, = I1o-rry-st. sac a n
Iatsrusnt Woodlswn Cemetery a. ne cons-li-nSs
- tn FAMILY
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THrRspA7

FDFtE+A6A TN A'-L<NA 49, - 49,
r N.w-Enxland clearing colder today: Thursday
Fair and colder. high north winds
For west virginia Western Pennsylvsnia and Western
- York fair with to-day: Thursday far
80 cold. brisk northwest winds
Fo~ Ia stern $ew-york. clearing AID collier To-Day
--.,,--ssv fair and colder. high northwest winds
81 nstrtct OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania New
Maryland. fair, with cold wave
49, Thursday fair and cold, brisk northwest who's
rr-.v ops-pvrA TONS
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IN -s1lovslnz Official record Weather Bureau
s IA. hane-s In the tsuperat-re for ne last twenty
,sr hors N comparison eorrssD0nains date u
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In The TRIBUNE win
be repubshed the Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge
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% sAIlLsI III ltttIl'-
Fo- al points Sta-es Cana-z a1- sAsx.co
Outside h0r1uzas * Manhattan and zoe 5ron11
Cuoa- Porto Eicc. HaSai ard ne INN Dlnas
without expense Cor foreign 2osrags
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Burnett's Vanilla


leaves good taste n mouth Il i pure and
wholesome Doat be cheated with cheap goods
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rrbune sul-.rspsIea R.se.-

THE TRIBUNE vii sent 81 mail sd1ress ~
his abrpsd- ard address cnanSc4 - e.sn @
desired subscriptions - given % I-eF -
dealer before eaFiuE u more eouvsnisnf s@aa In~n
Ia a. TdE TRIBUNE Dfscs.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

wEDNESDAT-At $50 a. n Sor Europe. pr
Oceanic. Queenstown: I'D for Ven zldg
direct per $ Amstsrdam mail must Be oirscl-1
per = = D
THCRSDAY-At a. n for Frs1ce Switzerland. I-a.y.
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece Brush l1dis
and Lorsnzo MARQUEE per 8 g. Ia Sarole- va =
parts q ES1rope Be dirscte1 7s
La a Tor IrsT- o
p Bisnsrrk mai directed per 8. 2. Biz
FRIDAT-At $50 D II Azores Islands per a.
Vancouver. Boston
SATCRDAY-At so a m fo- Ireland Der . Crzor1s-
Queenstown Tor Other parts % Egrope muSS
be directed per s a tor Europs-
per Nev-Torz. Southampton. az $50 a or
Belgium direct Erooulan6 mail must Dc d.
-ected per Ero0nlauiJ - SD q N Tor lrs4E
direct per 3 Eohsnzollern mail must - directed
per HohenzoIsrr'1. az II a n for Denmark
direct. per Hskia mail must be directed Per a e.
As-er he closing OF supplementary Trzlsatz1sc
named additional Supplementary Malls
opened the piers % the American English. Frsuca
and open unfil Wit1i1
Ten Minutes Of the hour % sailing o. steamer
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CAssARD-ALLEN-At the Church % The Heavenly
Rest Tuesday. Eovsnber y. 1908. By tire Rev 2.
Pa-Ear Msrxnn Jessie Allen, only daughter o
Or Thomas He-bert Allen. 10 NJ william Jonn Cas-
sarJ IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

Afrbo,Rh he General Synod of the German
Protestant church in session al Berlin mas passed
e resolution declaring dueiling 70 d SIN yer '"e
law president CT TIRE synod. Count Stosch chiet o.
-a ~ the oldest houses Of the German aristocrAcy
and well advanced in years, delivered an aouIe
,ron TIE question in which he declared mat u NJ
yer. 70 receive ar insult which. IN his oPIlon'
could rot be avenged IN aay other way he would
81 spite OF his years. resort 20 an encounter on te
sels ~ honor The synod might. however ~
ssse5 rest assured that he would hrst weigh tht
matter conscientiousiy.
a-orber insusntiai lay member Of the synod
baron von Gerlach. declared himself even more
st-onrlv in favor o. duelng. and referred 10 hNo-
az chapters IL and XXI. IN support OF MS NIS"s
a. insisted that duellng was not moral SIN ana
nat Il was a matter for the cognizance OF the a
and tn no sense for that OF the cA1Icn'
~ course when opinions such as these are *
..aa hv men who are regarded ~ their reno"
r.ttzens az the principal pillars o. me h@loll4.
church and Rho as such ara elected by ne - "-
-. =. reside over It's deliberations. j IS aopeess
:. -, or any serious move IN the direction q lAe
- - - =. -. duellc True the rulers q Cont
- T7,,ous have expressed themselves suongly
.ss,,S. duelling Yet thsy would be TIE INST PEG
-. >, s-oSr on those q thelr oTnceIs or Ao01s-
-, ss-line6 10 fight when chSAenEed- EEsn n
-,-s vrhers the GueIlo Is 50 strictly forbidden
= - srd where II has been virtually eoohshe1
- - - snd navy an officer VINO becomes II
- A. ,-1uble sbroad with foreigner, and ~h0
- chsllenssd declines - nght-shoWs EAAi =
-orulsrly known The white Teather-'s ~ e..
,ss--a srom tie army notable instance Is ina
n colonel Pred Wellesley, brother o. the IA -
Coo,,r Who was compelled 10 leave vienna
49, ,,...-- attache for declining 10 nght d
s,s, TIE royal Duke Of Cambridge ~ho vas
emma naer IN chief OF the army Al ne UNIV
--.,ses the resignation OF his commission-
~. WHIT an 70 Dc. SIR asked "eIssiss y
nointing oar that dueilins vas c"n"a'' ~
tons s..s -. 80, -s
80, sa7-irE master and oe Canned - you
..,u..s ths DUKE pointing - Tho door
MARQUEE DE FoNTENof-
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nothing Is 50 delightful
MURRAY 4 LANMAS-5 FLORIDA WATER
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DIED.

Death notice. appearing In HE TErBCSE viii b-
-erubIshed In The Tri-weekIy Tribune without eTsr,
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Notices OF Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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For points Elrppe and az coUztries N % Untrs-.
Postal Union TRIBUNE nalle1 AZ rs
felloeinK
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Mail s0scribsrs NsT-Tors Catg % ne DALI as
-EI- WEEKLY vii b charged cert COPY szr-S
postage edition named s5ovs
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MA1Is FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC.

wEDSEsDAY-At II. 80 a N for SsVf9uL.dlanG Peg
Eosalild. a l. 80 p supplementary ? .
Turks Island and Dominican Requisite, Per s. .
CTAerokes- IBID , n. supplementary l-S0 N ,
Thomas. Cr1ix. LssWard and Wlndxsrd
Islands British. Dutch and French Guiana. par q
Carihbee-
TEfI-RsDAY-Nt s a FOR cuba P~- = EspsrsusS
Mexico. via Progress Cal1lpecus and Vera
cruz must Be directed Per . 3 Espsrsnzs p A u
IA for T1cata.. = a DaEzry must b
directed per g y m for AsEico.
TaulriCu f--all be directed
s'rs- Es-atoga--l. u "a. ts-1p1lsn-elrary 1912
q N sor Bahamas PEI =. AnriGa a. = p. for
Nsvrflsf-ffand per = Corean. from Philadelphia
EPTpAV-At II n for Northern Brazil per q
Dunstau Para ard Malsos
SATURDAY-At 4 m for Bernu6a Pc . . Pr
to-fa. a. 20 a m Complementary 9-sG a ~ ro-
Cura-ao and veneEueia- per ZgHs tEaail for
gavauifla and Car-aEeua - directed +.
ZrTauf- at g n. Porto per 8 Coauc.
Va san Juan a. 30 a m supplementary ia
N Sor fortune Island. Jamaica Savauila- Csr-s-
Eena and Grsytown- per 8 p AlieEna1y (mau for
costa Plea must BE directed per Alesh any'f-
a 70 a m for Cuba per : AeEieo- "a Havana;
Prince PETE oSoave.
caves and. Jacuei. = . Prins WilIem "
for parts o Curacao. Tsrezuela- Trl1i-
dad ans British Dutch must be directed
s-pe- Prfns WtIen W. AZ io-30 a tsu1-
pf-menta-y II 80 a IA for Inagua and aaici. par
Bolivia
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/ SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW eerss
/ WEEKLY FARMER.3 cents
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ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. Nov 1.-The following army an
navy orders have been issued
ARMY
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

The Popss new Secretary OF State. Cardinal
Merry del Vel, has not only an Irish grandmother.
but Is likewise OF Irish origin. the Merry family
like that OF O'DonneIl. Duke OF Tetuan. and OF
scores % others among the Casulan aristocracy.
having emgrated from the Emerald Isle TO Spain
a. the tine OF the overthrow OF King James II
Cardinal Merry has also I'm his veins the blood OF
Christopher Columbus. and his cousin, Count Be
nonsr. who was for many years Spanish envoy at
the Court % Berlin. used 70 be very proud OF this
ancestry. bearing. indeed. the name % Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

Hz-E Nov. I7.-Edvin Lord Weeks the vel
knoVn American artist. died here this morning
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ABOUT THE STATE.


Items 81 Interest Gleaned- From Our
Exchanges.
The condition Of States Attorney Frank
A. Bailey Of Montpelier, is improving 1t
is oyer a week now since be suffered a last
hemorrhage, and his physician thinks he
is gaining strength
The case Of the State VS.. Z. Il Eldred
Of Burlington who.is accused Of selling
liquor to minor, which was to have
been tried Wednesday in city court, was
continued because the states attorney had
business in Montpelier.
Harry o. Smith Of Stowe has just re.
ceiyed his commission as second lIeuten.
ant in the United States marine corps aud
will enter the service at once The young
man is % years old, and was designated
for examination several weeks ago. He
stood third in class of IS. Congressman
d. j. Foster was instrumental in securing
the appointment.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Charles A. Prouty Of Newport is having
built ia New York an electric pleasure
boat for his private use on Lake Memphre
maeog next summer. His cottage is OF
Knowlton's bluff, commanding an excel
lent view Of the lake and surrounding
country Mr. Prouty has passed his vaca
ton there for several years with his fam
! lily and friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

The spunky republic Of Panama, al
though only two days old, is already clam
oring for recognition from the United
States. Briefly stated the cause Of the SCI
cession Of the new republic from Colombia
is the rejection BY the Colombian Congress
Of the Hay Herran treaty. The people Of
Panama are, to a unit, IN favor ofthe 18TH
milan canal which the United States has
been trying to get permission to construct.
The United States had made many con
cessions to Colombia. but all efforts were
blocked by the Colombian Congress. This
SO enraged the residents Of Panama that
they threatened secession. Their threats
failed to materialze until Tuesday. What
effect the secession. will have on the canal
project for the United States 1t is difficult
to say, but II the new government is rec
ognized BY this republic the next step viii
naturally be for the infant republic Of
Panama to agree to to the construction Of
the canal. 1t is quite certain that there
Will be no hesitancy on the part Of the
latter. Whether the United States would
be justified IN officially recognizing therev
oIutionists is matter not easily to be set
tied. The charge might naturally be made
of collision between the revolutlonists
and the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Montpelier Seminary has now Joined
with st. Johnsbury Academy in refusing
'sto play foot ball as it Is played at Bar
re- Goddard foolishness has, therefore,
broken up the proposed schedule Of what
promised to be very interesting tri-an-
gular series Of games St Johnsbury Re-
publican.
That is rich Verify Yermont's Dooley
is 'outdooleyingp himself. Pray, neigh
Dor, what would you, lay to the foolish
ness 81 Goddard the breaking Up 81 the
triangular league9 Fie, sir DO you re-
collect who cancelled the games aud do
you know the really inner cause of the
cancellations You have in mind the ex-
cuss given to the Goddard team, but that
was not all. If Goddard's 'foolIshness''
consisted Of having foot bali team cap
able OF showing its rivals how the game
should be played then Goddard viii have
to plead guilty to being foolish But
that was not the cause Of the cancellation
Of the games. It was the kindergarten
spirit displayed by thetwo teams in ques-
tion, who realized that the local team was
strong one, and, TO prevent the humilia-
ton Of an overwhelming defeat. hid be
hind their breastwoTks and cried ''profes
sIonalism.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Mayor stricken on Street

st. Louis. Nov 81 Mayor Rolla
Wells, Willie walking along Market
street suddenly was seized with an at
tack Of vertigo and sank to the pave
ment. Within fifteen minutes he had
sufficiently revived to be conveyed
home. It is thought that Mr.. Wells will
speedily recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

1t is not unlikely that Col. George B.
Mcclellan who was elected mayor Of
Greater New York this week, may be the
Democratic standard bearer for president
next year, in opposition to Theodore
Roosevelt McClellan's success in the
New York mayoralty election has given
him certain prestige which bids fair to
give him the Democratic presidential nom
nation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

The month of October, 1902, in and
about Burlington, was the wettest Octo-
Der in 10 years and one Of the coolest and
most unpleasant on record. Burlington
Free Press.
Which the Free Press may explain by
the liquor policy Of The state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

The principle Of employing girls as tele-
graph messengers is wrong, and the pro-
test that is being made againstit in Boston
is we'll founded AT the present time the
girls are employed both night and day,
and although the Western Union company
promises to take them off the streets
nights, the whole curse Of the thing is by
DO means removed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

The well-being OF the country rests
with the public schools, and when we read
that 10000, 900 scholars. or 20 per cent. Of
the total population Of the United States,
are enrolled in those schools we heaye 8
sigh Of relief. Would that the number
were largerl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
KelIx elected Tuatsce

New York, Nov. 6-Latest returns
from the ten counties comprising the
Second judicial district elect William
]. Kelly, the Democratic candidate for
supreme court justice, BY plurality of
2,133.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Sir Michael nerbert,a rstnte.

London, Nov. 6-The estate Of Sir
Michael Herbert late ambassador to
the United States, has been sworn by
his widow at $4,000.
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IIer 80 of It.

Hell met Flora in a ear yesterday,
and I gave her my seat
She Gracious. So she can't hide her
age even from you.- Chelsea (Mass1
Gazette.
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JINGLES AND JESTS.
Continuous school

Continuous school.
Experience is a teacher
A teacher good and great
But under it no creature
Yet lived to graduate
Brooklyn Life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Corsets fitted BY an expert at Veale e
Knights this week only. See their adj
vertIsement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Al. p. Abbott q CO. viii make run on
ladies' tailored suits and jackets Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Old gold and silver wanted at refners
prices in exchange for goods at F. =. Burrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

The melancholy DAYS are here,
And they are not a sham;
The farmer fats the turkey now
While Wall street kills the lamb.
New York Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
"Times, of Course

That's what all the news
boys say when asked
which Barre paper sells
the best. There is no
doubt about it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Apples

A carload Of nice Winter
Apples, BaldwinS and Spys,
good keepers, for from $3.50
$50 per barrel. The car Is
now on the Montpelier & Wells
River Railroad tracks.