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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Another New Kind of Rays.

n. Blondlot, a French scientist, has
discovered new set of radiations
emitted by Roentgen tube, differing
from the X-rays in that they can be
concentrated by means of a quartz
lens, and can also be reflected. The
X-rays undergo neither reflection nor
refraction. The new rays pass
through aluminium, paper and wood,
being rectilinearly polarized on their
emission. They are susceptible of
both rotary and elliptical polarization.
But they produce neither fuorescence
nor Photographic action.-Science.
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

It is said the population of London
is so dense 1t is unable to see the point
of an American joke.-Chicago Daily
News. - ''e'~ '>.;.,~->'r' -. ..,..
1t may appear. to you that all the
good jobs are taken, but by the time
you are capable of filing one it will
be DECENTRALIZATION Globe.
Nell-"Is she a society woman?''
Belle-''Yes, indeed. She belongs to no
less than 10 societies for the suppress
sion of as many things" -Philadelphia
Record.
A Frightened Bride.-Bridesmaid-
"You poor, frightened darling. You
looked scared to death at the altar"
Bride-"Yes, George trembled so I was
dreadfully afraid he'd lose courage and
run away."-N. Y. Weekly.
whats the derivation of the word
'college?' II giveit up" "But surely
the: word must mean something" "Oh!
I guess it was just faxed up by some
poet who needed rhyme for knowl-
edge "-Philadelphia Ledger.
Easy Enough.-Miss Yerne-"Her
complexion is just lovely. wish I had
it." Miss Pepprey-"Well, you know,
the advertisement says: Ifyour drug
gist doesn't keep it write direct to the
manufacturer "-Philadelphia Press.
Progressive.-"Say, Parker, why
does that dentist 60 around telling
strangers funny stories?" why, he
has an eye for business. When they
laugh he notices their teeth, and if
they need fixing up he passes over a
card."-Chicago Daily News.
smith-"The papers speak enthusi-
astically of your daughters singing at
the musicale last week." Rogers
eyes, I am surprised they should all
speak so fatteringly. What does the
Planet say?" Smith-"There's nothing
in the Planet about her" Rogers
"That's queer. I certainly sent the
same notice to the Planet that sent
to the other papers" boston Tran
script.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Dining in the Future.

The host sat at the head of the ia BILE,
surrounded by the various .food-cou.
densing devices.
Light or dark meat, Mr.. Smith,
Light, if you please"
"a little of the gravy?"
"a very little thank you"
"Cranberry sauce, of course?"
"Please."
The host pressed three buttons and
turned crank.
"Tea or coffee, Mr.. Smith ?" asked the
hostess, from the other end of the
table.
Coffee"
The hostess pulled a lever.
Then servant came with a tray and
carried Mr., Smith his tabloid, which
he swallowed at once. since twas not
deemed good form to wait till the 9th
ers were served.-DetroitF Free Press.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

TRULY LOVES BUT ONCE"
have been-you have taught me how to
live and to enjoy myself without part
ing with my principles. You know
what Imean. When my father died and
I came TO live with my uncle, 1 knew
nothing but the knowledge to be found
in books. I Hooked aghast at the world
In which I found myself. I thought
everything savoring of the world was
wicked; thought it sin to dress too
prettily-in fact, I was a silly little
prude. You made me to know that
some things that glitter are gold.
II understand what you mean," he
said very gently; 'but if have helped
you any must disclaim the credit of
having done so from purely unselfsh
motives. You do not know how an un-
spoiled, noble girl such as you are ap-
peals to man who has seen much of
the shallow mockery of life. It was not
altogether your fresh young beauty
which first attracted me; and if 1 have
been the means of your forming a
taste for innocent frivolity, am your
debtor, for you have taught me one
thing at least"
"And that is-?" she inquired, Won
deringly.
THAT there are women who will not
sacrifice everything for the sake of
that which glitters and is not gold,"
he answered.
"You have been disappointed in
someone" she said, lowering her voice.
Eyes" he acknowledged, with little
laugh. II loved madly, desperately,
and the girl loved me; but she married
. fellow who had more money than J,
That's the story in a nut shell. Need
less to add that ceased to care for
her after she threw me over. But some
how my faith in all women was shat
tered until met and loved you"
II don't believe the heart ever truly
loves but once" she said vita convic-
Ge.s. IF you really loved her you don't
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standing Hence will easily be that this point the Settlement
is rendering profound public service
The result thus far achieved the of all the Set
Elements found in their reflex influence their residents their
casona volunteer workers. upon special friends and supporters and
upon thoughtful people throughout the community
An increasing number of young and after period
of Settlement work and residence the poorer quarters of the cities
to the ordinary of fe but with them
of the meaning and power of life this time These
and with whom they be intimately associated will infus
something of the Settlement spirit their home life
their ordinary social circles They will be greater pains get
artificial social distinctions They will understand the
ing of the struggle of organized labor.
They will wish carry municipal reform back the of
rule the evil conditions which surround house life In each
OF the various caings of life they will Re inclined
bounds of missionary character make
and enlightened the fol the upbung enlarge
Of the souls of
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Preparing Stuffed Tomatoes.

Remove the seeds and pulp from the
tomatoes by cutting round from the
stem end. Save this round to be used
as a cover when the tomato IS stuffed.
Fill with minced chicken with halt
its quantity of hard-boiled egg yolks,
a few bits of chopped pepper, and
moisten very little with melted but
ter and onion juice. Add needed salt
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Industries in Russia,

Government agents and Russian sub.
jects are building -four mills, factories
and meat packing establishments, and
are opening mines and selling goods
throughout Manchuria, privileges
which Americans are not permitted to
enjoy.-Chicago Chronicle.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Lotion for Gre,.~ Cit.

One dram of boric acid, mixed with
four ounces of distilled witch-hazel.
makes good lotion for greasy skin.
Apply with a soft cloth or velvet
sponge.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Couldn't Get Away.

Gramercy-I understand that thiA
rich old maid married struggling
young man.
Parke-Yss, he struggled, Int h
couldn't get away.-Tcwn Topis,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Suggestion Worth Try1nr.

When cooking acid fruits, if a. small
pinch Of carbonate of soda be added
less sugar will be needed and the
davor viii b. greatly improved
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
How to Walk Grecefully.

Don't bend the knees in walking.
No one wants to appear "weak-kneed."
If you do you cannot be a poem when
you walk.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Settlements and THE W>0rkingnzan
Bv ROBERT HUNTER
Yorker University Settlement, New York.

Every Settlement house represents, to a num-
Der of leaders of opinion among employers and
among the employed, neutral territory where they
may have personal intercourse and anicabe confer
ence across class lines.
Anyone who has ever looked into dispute be-
tween capital and labor will be strongly impressed
with the fact that large share of the difficulty lies
in pure PREJUDICE in personal and class misunder-
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Killed the Goose,

When the old doctor went of or
his vacation he left his practice in
charge of his son, who had but
few patients of his own. On his re.
turn the old man found the young
doctor quite unhappy. Inquiries re-
vealed the fact that business was
very bad; there was nothing doing.
"But, surely!" exclaimed the an
toaished old doctor, "you must stu
have that cranky rich fossil around
the corner to look after!"
"No; I cured him three days after
you left home"
"What! You darned fool! Why, I
sent you through college on that
case!"-N. Y. Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
0VAIIJA,5 -. =

Cuba's Prestdeat Ea-aas st1e'-.5
Receseca ~ Ike rea3ie.
Puerto Principe cu6a, Sept 10 r
President Palma, estef he started from
Havana ON Ills taut Of eastern tupa.
uaversed long stretches Of spar ai} ~
habfted country. Al every town hs
was greeted by squadrous Of noun ei
Cubans received addresses from .sis
officials and party leaders and Was
presented with bouquets by pret'S
senorltas. who made speeches q "e
come. The enthusiasm when the prest
dent entered the region in which opl's
sition 10 the administration was fe
puted to be the strongest increased.
On President Palma's arrival &,
Puerto Principe the entire vicinity g
the station was filed with a eheerlhs
mass Of people Of all colors and conal
tons. Nearly the whole population toi'
lowed the carriages containing INC
presidential party to the proYihctli
building. where Senior Palma was
formally welcomed
Commenting on the enthusiastic re-
ception accorded him the president uis-
claimed that ii was tribute @ nls
personal popularity He said
ut Is the result Of the people 5 loy
over the success of the republic ana
the tribute is rendered to me as the
chief executive"
President Palma is making no
speeches save brief responses 70 ad.
dresses Of welcome, When local
speakers bring up the subject Of the
revolutionary soldiers pay the status
Of the matter is courteouslE and briefly
explained by the president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

Trenton, N. r. Sept. 16-Counsel for
the Universal Tobacco company ap-
peared before Chancellor Magic and
made application for stay Of the Or.
der made by Vice Chancellor Pitney in
the suit Of McAlpin against the tobae-
60 company. Vice Chancellor Pitney
on Tuesday last made an order per-
hitting the examination Of the books
Of the tobacco company and compelling
the company to produce the books An
appeal from this order has been made
to the court of errors and appeals, and
the application Is for stay pending
the disposition Of this appeal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
PHILADELPHIA STRIKE SITUATION
Ingram Carpet workers Return to
WorES--Dyers stiu Ont.

Ingram Carpet Workers Return t.
worIS--Dyers stin Ont.
Philadelphia, Sept 16.-Ingrain car
pet weayers numbering about 300(
who have been on strike since June ]
for a fifty-five hour week and a 10 pei
cent increase in wages have returned
to their looms. The manufacturers
granted no concessions, and the strik
ers resumed operations on the old basis
Of sixty hours q week.
OF the 10000 textile workers whc
struck on June but 3,700 are still out
all Of the others having returned Il
work after a vain struggle for d short
er week
The dyers and mercerizers, number
ing 1900, and the winders and spool
ers, 1900 In number, who comprise an
important branch Of the industry
claim TO be able to continue the strike
indefinitely Should they persist ii
their present stand they win seriously
hamper the work Of the ingram carpet
mills,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
BRITISH CABINET CRISIS.
London Eagerly Awaits Decision o
Fiscal Question.

London Eagerly Awaits Decision on
Fiscal Question.
London, Sept 16,-In anticipation OF
the cabinet meeting spectators gath.
cred early in Downing street, evincinq
the suspense which prevails in all quar-
tiers and which has been heightened by
the delay in the announcement of the
fiscal decision which is so eagerly
awaited
Charles II. Strut Conservative
member Of parliament for the MaldoH
division Of Essex, in declining to re-
sign his seat because his attitude on
the education question had been criti
cised by his constituents, writes:
I'VE shall all resign quickly enough
There viii be d general election before
this time next year.
The cabinet met at 3 p. m. The sit
ting was held in Lord Lansdowne'i
room instead of III the usual cabine
chamber, which IS connected with til,
Alaska boundary commissions apart
ment, thereby preventing the strict pri
vacy which is invariably enforced
The crowds around Downing stree
were double the size of those presen
there the first day. A large force o.
police prevented their too close access
to the foreign Office.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain en-
tered the foreign office by a passag,
from the colonial Office and consequent
| ~ was not seen by the public, which
made no demonstrations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
.aMERfCAHlLlNG MEXICO
influence of Our Methods In
the Southern Republic.
PEACEFUL EXPANSION AT WORK.

eugene p. Lyle, Jr.. Tells How The
Power Of Money, Example ana En-
ergy Are Lifting Nation from the
Tenth Century Into the twentieth.
our ways Eagerly Adopted.
Under tie influence OF American cap.
raj and ideas tie Mexican people, says
Eugene T. Lyle Jrs in the September
Worlds Work, are "leaping from the
tenth century into the twentieth siex.
ico's l8,500,800 inhabitants are grow,
lng thousand years iii as many
weeks"
Seven thousand land barons own
nearly the whole territory of the re.
puolic, and the poems have been their
SORTS. By tie side Of this system Of
feudaIisnl ii an Investment Of 100000
00 Americdfl dollars, with life and
progress I'll his train. The peon earns
Is cents 4 day and Is always ii debt to
lis patron, who holds him permanently
BIZ this obligation and transfers him
along with it when he sells his estate
But the Americans have come in with
their railroads, farms. shelters and
vast farming operations and have been
bidding up the price Of labor. They
pay Is cents, 81 and more, The peon
pays or his debts and becomes a man.
The government offers free education
to BIS children. from the alphabet to
the highest degree, and expects soon %
make schooling compulsory.
Trade with the United States "a.
ereases even when general commerce
declines. In l90i-2 we sold T. the Mex
leans about 4 third more than all The
rest of the world combined ana bought
from them four times as much as they
sold to all other nations.
In spite of many drawbacks Amer
can capital IS pouring in. Kansas City
alone has sent S50,000.000 within the
past five years. Seventy per Gent Of ail
the American money invested III tbs
country has gone into railroads. Tha
Mexican Central alone has absorbed
Sl50,O00000 the National Si17. 100000
Eighty per cent Of all the railroad cap
ital of Mexico is American There are
now over 1900 miles Of rails til the
country, aud the amount Is steadily in-
creasing.
Americans own all the important sys
TENS but three and are heavy stock
holders tn these They hare recently
bought the National from tile British
and the Gulf line from the BelgiaRs
They furnish the operating officers. the
conductors aud engineers and some
times the rest of the train crews
The old Mexican mines arc being re-
iavenated by American methods Amer
leans ore Improving the great ranches
and developing the manufacture of cot
ion faster than It can lie grown u
home. so that some Of the material has
70 be imported from the Unied states.
Americans have started factories of
all kinds They have built great irriga
ton dams and canals
The AIexlcans are eagerly ADOPTING
American ways They have the Amer
can circus they use typewriters more
generally than the parisians. they have
a wireless telegraph system across TIE
gull Of California. ana they hope that
When Digz Is gone They Will be able &c
show as that they are able like our
selves, to elect a new president with
outa revolution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

Chicago. Sept. TO- Sir Thomas Lip
ton has arrived here, coming in q spe-
cial train over the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad With him
were Colonel NELL, the yachting ey-
pert who accompanied the baronet to
this country, and Captain Valentine
Webster of the British army Sir
Thomas viii spend much Of his time
here In looking over bis business inter-
ests and visiting friends. The one
formal event arranged ID his honor IL
dinner TO be given BY Alexander
Revell at The Chicago Athletic assoc
citation, to which forty guests have
been Invited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
General aEnrIsets.

New York, Sent III
FLOUR-Firm and fairly active, Mime.
sofa patents. &I0a495, winter strairhts
S3.65a399 winter extras, s2.a0a3.g5. winter
patents S3a0a439
WHEAT opened steady, eased off IN.
der realizing and then rallied with corn,
December. SSasSssc; May sS]saSS7sc.
RYE-Firm state and Jersey. 5gab7e
No. western. 62c. nominal T. o. b afoat
CORN--At first declined under vieorots
profit taking. after which it turned strona
on hullish weather and crop news. De.
cemher, 57Ma5sMc
OATS Nominal; track, white. state
aisa46c track white, western, 4iiSa4ee
PORK Qaiets mess, si525al6. 25; family
Sis
LARD-Flrni prime western steam a.
sUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining. swe
centrifugal 96 test Size: refined anjet
crushed. 5.50e; powdered &c.
TURPENTfNE-F Firm at 59a59Ibc
M0LAsSEs- Firm; New Orleans. g1a 20
RICE-Quiet; domestic. 4Na6Rc.: Japan
bMa6c
51se, 3fsa
HAY-Quiet; shipping. 7oa75c: good e
choice, 95caSl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

San Juan. Porto Rico Sept 1G. :
Large throngs attended the trial Of
two public speakers. said to belong te
the American Federation Of Labor
who were arrested for publicly abusing
insular officials and for threatening To
meet Governor Hunt on his return here
with black flags and 70 Kill him If he
refused their demands for the improve.
ment Of the labor conditions One q
the speakers IS charged with having
declared the American nag was "a rae
only fit to cover raseals and with max
ing other wild remarks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

Dawson, Alaska, Sept. 16. Excite
ment prevails here over the circulation
Of the report that pay dirt running 2 to
rs cents to the pan has been struck at
the head of Albert street In the heart
Of Dawson. The discovery was made
by men hauling gravel from an old
gravel pit Thousands Of yards of the
same dirt has been scattered along the
streets III the process Of grading and
since ii all contains more or less 1T may
literally be said that the streets Of
Dawson are paved with GOLD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
InIunctfon Aeainst \ Dop.

Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 16.-A dog be
longing to r. Fl. Bell, lireryman 0
this city, has been enjoined from bark
ing and disturbing the members of Wv
II. Tepell's family. Mr.. Tepell, who
q well to do citizen living near Knox
vile, filed q bin in the chancery cour
against Bell, seeking an injunction re
straining Bells dog from barking an,
further disturbing Tepelfs wife. who
il Is alleged, has been driven TO neryou
prostration. Judge sneed granted thu
injunction, which Tepell seeks to have
made permanent en- final hearing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

The Hague, Sept 16. -The states gen
eral has reassembled here 4he
queens speech dealt largely with the
excellence Of the services rendered by
the navy and army during the recent
railroad strikes. Referring to the dis
turbances in the domain Of labor, she
declared that the government was de-
sirous Of cooperating by continued
social legislation in the healthy prog
ress Of the labor movement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
OoUNTBRFEIPERs CAUGHT.
Rounded Up In Tennessee after
Long Chase.

A0hE AAAtHNs
Washington, Sept. f6,-Chief Wilkie
Of the secret service received q tele
gram announcing the arrest at Mem.
phis, Tenn, Of Irvine Tolley and Luke
Ray, two ex-eonvicts, together with 9
man named willis, all charged With
counterfeiting, IN raising notes Of low
to higher denominations.
The men were captured after q ehase
lasting over a month and in which one
man was killed. About Aug / the Sc
cret service received information from
a number of points in Kentucky and
Tennessee that three colored men wert
passing raised notes, principally a
county fairs. Secret service agents
started on their TRAN ana finally located
them on a train bound Ger Cave City
Ky. The officials talegraphed tile agent
of the railway company at that point
who summoned several citizens and
undertook to arrest the party A fight
followed, in which a man named Shep
pard was killed The negroes made
their escape and went 70 Chicago and
from there We're followed south, being
located In a saloon III Memphis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

South McAlester /. r., Sept. lis. n
N. Short, deputy United States marshal
Of the central district, who killed q
coal miner on a Choctaw passenger
train at Wister on Labor day, has es.
capped from poteau jail and is still al
large. Short was bound over on q
charge of murder He was suffering
from smallpox contracted during his
confinement and was not closely watch
al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
Non.an,a nodY Fnnna In Rfter.

Wheeling. III. ya.. Sept TO. The mud
body Of Miss ELLA Zane, twenty-five
years old, a member Of the family that
founded this city has been found III the
Ohio river. Coroner Fitzpatrick says
the young woman was murdered and
thrown into the river. The family re-
fuses to give details, but hints at sni-
eide. Three years ago Miss Zane retir
ed from active society life and became
a recluse. She was missed from hel
home Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
STATUS OF CANAL TREATY.
rhe Colombian senate sim oppose,

The Colombian Senate still Opposed
to III.
Bogota, Colombia, Sept 16A reac-
ton ia favor OF the canal treaty has
occurred in the house Of representa-
tives, but the senate is still opposed to
it.
General Pinto has left Cauca to take
charge Of the ministry Of the interior,
General sarria leaves here Sept. 20
to take command Of the forces on the
isthmus.
The minister Of Costa RIGA has ar
rived 1T Bogota on special mission,
to arrange the frontier limits
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

Jacksonville, Fla Sept 16. No re-
ports have yet been received from mid
die Florida, where it is now feared that
the loss by the recent hurricane will be
severe. Near Lake Butler two ehil
dren were killed BY the tornado. Al
Hale, a small village near Lake But
Ter, twenty houses were destroyed and
crops and fruit trees ruined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16
chfIa nurnea ~ nenth

Newark, N. j., Sept 16. Lottit
Wells. d fiye-year-old child, was burn
ed TO death in small fire In this city
A chemical engine on its way to tho
fire was overturned and four firemen
were injured, one perhaps fatally.
William L. Boland's skull was frac.
tured, and he may die, and John Nor.
ton, John Connolly and cletus GaiTney
were badly injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-16

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 1G.--A sweep
ing bill prohibiting the playing OF base
ball, football tennis and golf on sun
day has passed the house Of represent
atiYes. The bill now goes to tie SEN
ate, with good prospects of being pass
ed by a good majority there.