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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24


night meeting passed a couple OF
sidewalk resolutions, which are
published elsewhere in the HERALD.
1t also granted a petition for side
walk on the east SIDE of State street,
from the Hattrup residence to the
residence to the &hristian church.
The petition of parties for license
to operate shooting gallery was
turned down on a vote of three for
and one against. There were but
four councilmen present, and as one
of these voted against the granting
of the license, the legal majority of
the whole council was not obtained.
The electric light situation was
discussed, and it was decided tofgive
the voters chance to vote upon the
sale of the plant at the election in
December. Colfax parties have
made the city an offer of $500 for
what plant the city has, and if they
make purchase will put in COM
plete and satisfactory lighting plant.
An unfortunate feature of Pull
mans visit to Moscow yesterday
was the ruffianly attack of Mos
cowite upon Ivan Putnam, the I6-
year old son of D. B. Putnam, of
this city. Ivan was engaged in
good natured tussel over the pos
session of college colors, when he
was struck from behind by young
man named Zeigler, the blow being
delivered on the back of the neck,
seriously injuring young Putnam.
The injured lad was taken to the
hospital, where he regained con-
sciousness last night, and unless
complications set in will speedily re-
cover. Steps are being taken to see
that Zeigler is justly punished.
"A reception was rendered Rev.
Ralph c. Sargent, the new pastor
of the Christian church, and his
wife, last Wednesday evening, in
the church parlors, and large num-
Der of our citizens took the oppor-
tunity to welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
Sargent to Pullman. The new pas
tor comes from Mason City, Iowa,
in which place he had won the love
and esteem of his large congrega-
ton.
The football game at Moscow
yesterday was a crushing defeat for
w. A. c., the score being 32 to 0 in
favor of Idaho. Our boys went into
the game in ademoralized condition,
Capt. Gill lying sick with typhoid
fever at his home, and were unable
to make a showing against Idaho.
The U. of l. team put up an excel
lent game, playing clean, strong
football.
When just outside of town yes
terday, en- route to Moscow, the
horse being driven by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Porter became frightened and
kicked over the dashboard, one hoof
striking Mr.. Porter's right hand,
fracturing one of the small bones of
the hand. The buggy was some
what damaged, but Mrs. Porter es-
capped without injury.
Rev. Gabriel Sykes, the new
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, has arriven in the city from
Tillamook, Oregon, with his fam
lily. A reception was tennered the
gentleman in the chnrch parlors on
Friday evening of last week.
Rev. R. G. Sargent, the new
pastor of the Christian church, has
purchased the Geo. Henry residence
~, Military hill
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Public Notice.

An item in Wednesdays Spokes-
man Review stated that it had been
reported that was interested in the
new hardware company which has
bought the Devenish stock. Iwish
to state that neither directly nor in
directly have l any interest in the
concern, nor have l any interest in
any other business enterprise in
Pullman. What few investments
l have made have been in real es-
tate exclusively.
+. A. BRYAN.
Pullman. Oct oond
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24

TAKEN UP:-Taken up, July Ist, two
year old steer red and white; brand "4o''
on left hip. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges.
See Chas. Monlux, S. w. 4 sec. rs, twp.
ID Range a., Whitman County. (3w)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24

Try the Preferred Stock brand of
coffee, AZ lbs. for $I.oo- Sold
only by Blackman Bros. & Co.
This is the coffee that the demon
strator of Majestic ranges used on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Grain planted with the Superior
drill produces five to fifteen bushels
per acre more than grain sown
broadcast or put in with other
drills. Investigate it, then try one.
J. T. Lobaugh Il Co.
Galt's black or green Blue Ribbon
teas are taking the lead now. You
only have to use one half the US
ual quantity to get fine favored
cup Of tea. Blackman Bros. sell
them.
The proof of the pudding is in
the eating thereof. Compare your
grain yield with that of your neigh
Dor who seeded with the Superior
drill bought of J. T. Lobaugh & Go.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Pullman, Oct. 22nd.

The Superior drill is the best
grain planter on the market.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

5 Be ferfe to 2(ar ffreo ban al og til, Taa beo BET
i%ialOnere og ~ijalonere. Naar bun Tpurgte bam ON, 6pao
oct bep til NED fenoe5 % gsrnenss Gejie, ioareoe ban life.
9ans grebe antcg en- fulotenoig 6oretningstone, og bdre
fun paa en- Sire.
Sg MI bar ban pGret 6 Qar berobre. 3 bet iiofe
babe Qdr FAR 6un life 6ert fra BAN. SUN iiboer peb
9grnenes Sengs o9 greoer. De Far alefdmmen Mass
finger, og bun BIZ it. oberlabe Rdttebagten til Sienefte-
foltene. Gn N}ooer 6liber life let tret. SboDomnen or
onbartet, og qG9en bar fororbnet ben om6DqaeligIte gleie.
0Ocr Ofte bar bun life pit, at bun 6aooe en- fat @inie o9
en- tGrt &raft. geO en- 9ammel fro 5orbaIter, Iom Sboz
geren Ttafebe 6enoe, br bun beftpret Goblet fortraffeliqt.
6un bar lat fig ino aft; 6enoes itarpe foge 8if fplger
Arbejbets 5remgdng peb Soften. Deb tor SpdrIommeligz
beO bar bun iets 4ar life alene 6etalt 4reoitorerne beres#
Renter, men enopg funnel 6eg1nbe at aibro9e fMt pad ben
&apttot, be fDloe Spogeren.
Y2en h0or mango Carer BAR BUN a~aigeoel life faloet.
i DtsIe 6 Mar. Oct bar beret bet ltore Spgrdsmaal /
berries 5ilpGrelie. ON bun life bar begaoet en ltret mob I'm
Dlano, ioet BUN bleo pg lob bam alene bet fremmeoe2dno
gennem 9Otrt 8reO lar bun fpt, at bans 9ierte mere o.
mere penoe fig fra 6enOe. o9 bet 6piter ION en- bitter ges
%6reioelie paa 6cnoe, Ct bun bar 6olbt g0rnene fjernet fra
fam. Gg mere eno nogeniinoe Itorme 9ebreibelIerne ino
raa feabe otsfe enicmme Elmer.
5ru gelbsrn ier 6ele oenne 6ortio gennem ct 5aa9es
ilsr. Sleret bliuer tattere; men Taa tat fan Def oog alorig
6lipe, at StPrnegldnien ira 6imlen life fan ifinne i9enz
mem, n9 at S~ulelbiene b~eroppefru life itule funne Itraae
igennen Def. pa 5ru &tara @elbern blep en- enTom, for
laOt, bD6t 5riet 6uTtru og Mober larte bun at bebe. 0g
mems bun larte fine Born al folOe oeres 6anoer, git 8pns
mems Strait mere og mere op for 9enoe ielp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

yN2ober, min 6als min 6als", Itenner Barnet.
9iit 6rpOer en- Sterne igennem o9 Infer gennem Stpla9et
= ia, oeroppe er Der 6reo og Stil6eO, Der or ingen Sor9
Q9 ingen 9iOeliel MOperens Eje TRADER; men bet Oarer
lite lGngere cno ben lpe stjernes Straalen, iom 9tpsrne
id8e for6t. Gu Tufttr 6eopi9 igen pg tlager, og Suttst
timber @enflan9 oeb 0inbuet. 29gen fpmmer.
oSeg 6ad6er, De tager fell, 6ru @eloern", flyer ban
Deb i'm 5n0treoelie, ojeg pl TRAITS ~un0erip9e 4enOes
6uls."
Snbe i 9a9Iigituen tiger ban: ,0eIto barre, 6ru Sci
tern, er 6eo0i9 4adrDt d~n9re6en at 9iferitis."
v5eg bioite bet, og jeg amer, 9poO De 0i( ige NEE
bisie fou Orb ="
80, j9 0l in~9enlunOe bersps Gem aft 6ao6," iDa=
reoe BAN 6urti8t, uje9 Deo, at 6eOOig er gobe 0anoer.
ariien bill mart oare Der. 6pi5 Barnet life laa Ioa Ing
al g~}aslin9er, DiIOe ieg fOretage en- Operotion, men Den
er MI umuli9."
v6Oorle6es fot i8 nu for5olOe mig med &c andre
ggrn?"
IS ceres n%uoarenre 8ilfanb amer ie9 BET for min6rs
i~iIraoOeligt at Fbtte BEN inb ct anoet 8arelfs. Oct
piI0e OgIaa na Oare fOr iiI0i8t. pa in9en al be andre
piier Gil6pjeli9beO til 6alsin9e, dntager ieg, at De 8aa fri;
men 9e ma itanfe fittigt meo 8arbolDono."
SUN o~rpfteoe iaa Suletraid9en meo ban. 6an rofe
fenoes 5ori9ti96eO, ug tiqoo fenoe at title 3rast op bag
6lgjOorene % laoe 8ernene L Sulelpiene gennem Glgret.
Ia Fan tog bort, lope6e ban At TONNE igen fen pQa Moes
8%snItunOcn.
Og 6ra @elosrn IO0er i9en eniom og alene 0e6 &c
Imda Pdtieniers Spgeee - Iaa alene Iom en- gnte, Der
naa Iatte tit 0do6 pda SUB o9 6liDe 8gnnen bauOe 0at
o8 Dag. gtaar bun %tioligere ppateOe Suletraet meb i'm
9Panb, iUd 6dp0e ban gl9bet ig oper at 6ialpe til meo at
iatte 2piene pdd, % meo at binoe be g1lDne 8eber % ae
mango @ulottng fait til De 9rpnne @rene, og 6enbes Itprfte
8leoe 9aooe oGret at Te BAN ida tilfreos p9 munter =
men nej! bun ol life t9nfe tilbage MI er BUN en2
ON at ppnte SaletrG, pg Den MldnO, Der itoo oeo StDen
al 6enOe Oo 2(ltret, iaa fulo al 8arli96eb = ban er MI
langt borte - aoen Qps, uben &~9rli96eo, uben @rans
9rpnt, uoen ,SuleglPoe. Sadleoe8 Iiober bun lange meo
foIoeoe 6anoer forbHbet 5anfer. Men Der er 5reb /
9enoeS Sjel, og Stormen bar lagt fig, ON Der eno enbnu
er meget, Der bep99er 6enbe.
6Opr pm6p9geliGt bun 9adr fra BEN enc Seng til ben
anoen, hitter til oeres @~onoeotog pg ier Dem 6etpmret ino
/ 9inene! 6por mango al oisie fire pil Der mon 9aa
meO 6enoe ino bet me Qdr2 6Dem at Dem pil 9erren
fable fra arp66en til i'm 6immelite 5rone?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
s@pr iom DIT oii - icg CT tilfreos,
Gun lao os alorig itiacs%

Notten ibinoer. Mor9enen 6r9Oer rem, 2agen
igen, u~n6erIpger 6eoOi9s 6uls, rpfer poa 9OOeoet
% %ertlarer. at oeo nenne Sn9oom er Der intet mere at
9sre. y Mioler BAN bar %fororOnet, maa BUN %fremoeles
anDenbe. 5 MOrgen tiOlig bill ban tOmme i9en, ioa Oil
ariisn pore %inotraaot. SUN be4pOer life at ienoe BUD,
for bet er til in9en 0ptte, Fan fan life 6ialPe 4enbe.
0a9en 9aar meO Sne9leFieo. Barnet ltoer ~Forfeross
fgt % Mooeren meO Eenoe. Sen imo0 bitten ipnes Smer=
terne at tag. At, bun trafter 9ejret lettere. Zen gonle
5or0alter bar pDntet SUBTRACT ioa gOot ban fan. SIpret
6lcOer 6an9t for 0prsn, oq 5%lqioprene latfet op. 2pIenes
@lon5 fulosr inn paa Sen9ene. 5Or ct 9iebiit gIemre
gernene Gmerter og Gp9Oom, o9 jubIe Oper 0Diene pg bet
arpnne @rantra. StlO pber 6eOpig5 Qdipn 9loer Der st
mat Sfar, ia Mooeren uobreber ben M STOLE for benoe.
..Wooer, I1ng en- Sang for os!" SO bun lang, iom bun
altiO fer buooe iunSet NAB TN bliOe, title Stsmnns ben
gamle, tprr Qut6erialme til Sulebarnets 9op og qris.
Den oa tn tom til bet fjeroe gers:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
?. 9porle0es BUN Ter @utiOen gennem
Sleret.

Men bet bar gennem ct ~pirteltgt slor, at BUN Iaa
ben. 09gen bar pGret Der CO unOeripgt 8srnen. @ebpi9
er parit %anare6en. SUN far altib 6dft 3il6gjdi96eo til
6alsibgoomme % 0agen far paalagt Moberen at bogte
ngidatig paa 6rer Smerte 6alIen og 6per miHOfe Ylst
/ SOalget.
Oct par liGe 5ufeafisn. MOOeren 6aboe CLIENT at
radofore ig med 2egen ON bet, Ger BAR bet oigtigIt for
8ernene. ON 5~ulerGet, 6ooroan bun tube o%n6ringe bet.
iaa bet lite tunoe Itaoe ben. De angrebne 9erns rgbe gjne
mau life uoiattes for 9niet. Uten 60ao er ct Suetra uOen
2p52 Gu moa Mooertarli96eoen IelD finoe pad &aaO,
% Mo0erfGri96eoen er o%pinOiom.
Mens Qatten, enonu msrfere % itormfuloere END
! gaar, fqnter fig neo ober @eloern6of fober 6er5terinoen
pau Gooiet % fprGtter en- 6pio Muasfiole op. 6or 7no.
otte qar i6:n 6aooe bette lufti8e Stof pGret 6enoss
8aloro9t. 9a Babe FUN unoer 2betrpnernes @lans
firaalet al fin Sfsu6s0. Gu be6eper bun in9en 8aItjole
mere, MI ioler BUN fla en- anoen SLAMS. 8a bun Den
Sang tog ben ltte 9ra9t pad. i9ntes bun a0erere BET
ijerne At tunae 6pre 9anTemuIftens bruIenee 5ouer; MI
ldber bun Satien fare gennem 3raaoene og tanter:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
a9tltio title - from % title.
qrr, o itine Gam. mig prre.
etiae irpo % Smertc barre,
5tilc ielp / "Opens Sam

Sum 6r troOlt. 0oert EiebIif naa bun rsiTe ia,
faa bill en- bare noQet at brittle, en- anben liqoer o%aorliqt.
.Ren en- Mo0er8 6anner tan uorette me9et. glu er &ioIen
iprattet op. 0un itiaer en- 5toI pp foran De bpje 5lpjs
opre % ftaar CD pdu DEN. Mto Geiet maaler BUN Srebta
"a Seioen At 0eren. 3et pasier d%tturat. naar Der blipsr
iprrttet libt lqngere op = % Der ital bet ines Iamnen.
Den tipliatre gdlor1gt fal forOanoles til ct SIer. bag
bDiltet 8prnene ftdl faa SuetrGets Chs tenbt; Tube
Q1Iene snonu Itinne Tor flare og for ItGrft. tan bun bGn8t
ct oo66elt SIR for. 5a. MobertGrlig6eben er %ppTnoiom.
,@a, Mo6er, boor orr min 6als onDt.."
Get Qiorbe ben alereoe aftes, min 6eppig," Ipare0e
Moberen % 6sie0e ia neo oDer benbe. .8u er ben alOfe,
Ga maa par, rigtig fornuftig % lab mig ie inb 9u(fen!
- Soobon, bet er goot, nit Barn, 6olo 1un9en soOi neo.
Bent liot, ieg pfl tage en- Ste"
qlen p~luoielig 6so Mo0erens Qtniigt %bIu5ienOe rpot
og fort efter 9anite blsgt. SAB mig ie enbnu en- Sang
- jeg tror. bet Oil oare rigtigit at ienoe 9uo efter Gatz
loren"
oMooer, moa ie9 bs2"
oRef, min isse 6copig; jg pil b:be Sub ON at madtte
6e6oloe big. % 6aa6er, at ban bsnbprer mig; men ifuIo'
5relIeren piae tente hi9 4iem til i'm bimmelits SuGeial,
6Opr be fare Gngle fDugsr h imutte Suleialmer, iua Oilot
BIZ aerne fglQe BAN, life ianot, min Sebbi92"
"a ia, min egen Mooer, for Iaa tan jeg for
tple BAN, 6por COB BIZ er = og Iad - TOM, ieg pil bpioFe
bet til big bill jeg teos BAN ON at ienoe 5aber bjem til
big, at min e9en life Nlpner life ifdl grGbe iad meget =.
faa Minutter efter rulere 8ognen ND al Gaarotn
for at 6snte 2Ggen. Natten iantebe fig oper 9erre9aarben
% oper Moperbertet. Oct er en- msrt Rat, en- Nat fulb
al Sutien og gepen, al aGrligbeo % Qrbeioe. Den M
aiole, iom 9sboig ftal bare, er i9roig Wtoberen ngns
trer ben neo tritiit elf. 9pprnaar mon 0eboig tomnler
til at Ipringe nunhr oa aldo pmtring ben - Mfos
oeren tanter paa be hoioe 9fetter 0alien pg Ter uo at
9inblst efRr Qaoen mrn fan mart tan p9re ber? Gej
- bet er fun en- Zine iioen, &ufen ip9note for, pg ban
gar en- fD qRit al tyre = d~ligepel penter bun BAN 6bert
Minut. Sda griber bun after Sptejet, be flittige p9nber
Gabe trablt. emma Tutte ffal babe me 8l9ber paa o9
| Mprgen er bet Susaften. emma bar altio BAIT en- itpr
5orterligheb for 0utter. Gu iaar Mooeren igen peo
Sengen ps iua isen ben til ginbuet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

bag elpret. 0por init - 6Oor init! @OOer BED. = beO!@
O8 Moberen 6eber.
v6ar bel, min egen 9iertensmober min pals gpr
life mere omit ariItus6arnet Far tuset mig RED 9uun=
Den. --- oils = bills = 6ils 5aoer."
S 5uIetraets 9psgluns er 4enOes 9eopig btiOt benz
iIlmret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
o@an 6rinQcr MI al 5aliqbcO
Com CUB for eoet bar bo-eo :

operoarOeoe Smerten 6enoe, % 6enres Stemme tDalte5 at
@roao. Sun fnpleoe neo Deb bet ipge Barn for at uoz
grade net forpinte 9ierte.
,Wooer!"
Get forsfom 6en6e, at Stenlmen. Der toIote, lpb fla
rere. Bill maaffe SHgDommens 42agt bore bruot Sules
trqets ems? Oil bet grgnnt 5rR bill 9iosfpriten gioe
6enbes beorgpeoe 6jerte mi 0oob? = Spsr9ence % for
tenOs Ter bun Seppig inO Qni9tet. garnets gine ifinne
Iaa furun0erliQt Der er tn Ieliom Slams oper benoes
4aIpn. Gr bet St9ret al ct mt %oaagnenbe jorbiit 2io eaer
er bet Mor9eniferet al bet epige 2ip, Der itraaler 9eos
PIGS gjne2 2niene ira @rantrGet lp8ne gennem Slerst:
Rem enc 0lans bilier ben anpen.
oMoter = ipbe Mober San9en = ON 8oien' 3,
beoer Barnet; rg bun folber 0rnperne pg itprter fig peo
8pnnsn. Saa ipnger BUN ben t~OItelige 5uleian9 for line
Bern:
q, ir til 9ct6le6em, fr iau brat
Gibben, bbor bans Stfrnc ier leOer!
3 ben til ben LATTICE arDbbc 8aa,
Sbpr 0imcns 0etrc bier lu8t paa Straa,
Scr fnGler ncO % %tilbeoerl
6n Sol CT baa9uet blonbt StD99oys 0rr
go N"ftcnbinlcn ct MprscnhGr,
ca unoer Snecn en- Qalmc.
Af 9i1ens alorig berertt Stpo
er ben bimmcfc aoic til gcroen ion,
Com GoiabeO oIoria oil jaime"
,Mooer, berer Ou Gn9lene sau i~gennem Stlen? Mp=
Der, i. bog ben Gngel oppe paa Suletraet = ben tomnler!
- Simnelite 6erifurer! = Seq fan bsre Dem ipnge =
bet er enonu %imuffere, END noar bu ipnger = Mooer =
min ipoe, fare, egen Nlpber! = Sporoan beboer MI ben
Suleian92 = Seq peb bet = be iDnser bet tpbeltst: p9@re
bore Cub BET 0eie % 5reb pdu Soroen : og Mennez
fene en- @elbebagelis9ebl : Mooer, Dlober = fan bu
osiau is englene3 Os aae be flare epS DerOppe = life benz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-20
BOSTON CAUcUSES.
Republicans Nominate Swallow and
Democrats Mayor Collins.

Boston, Nov. 19.-At the primary
elections held in this city. today. the
Democrats nominated as Il candidate
for mayor at the regular election next
month, Hon. Patrick A. Collins. the
present incumbent, the Republicans
George N. Swallow, and the Socialists
DR.. George w. Calvin. The caucuses
were held jointly, being the second
trial of the Luce Joint caucus act in
this city, and as in the case of the
primaries previous to the state cleo
ton there was no confusion and the
new law apparently worked satisfacto-
rily to all concerned.
Mayor Collins was opposed by former
Senator Fred S. Gore of Dorchester
and won by margin Of about to
OF the Republican candidates, Mr.
Swallow defeated Hon. Michael J. Muir
ray by a comfortable margin. while DR.
E. Peabody Gerry was a poor third
There were so candidates for aldermen
but at late hour. tonight. the returns
were so meagre that it was impossible
to tell the result.
Returns from 1888 out of the 1874 voting
precincts in the city give the following
results in the mayoralty contest: Dem
ocrats. Collins. s9,317; Gore. 10.6o3. Re-
publicans. Swallow. 61SS: Murray, 3171:
Gerry, 1922.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-20
ADOPTED THE TWIN
And Built Him UP.

A lady of Des Moines, Iowa, who re-
Gently adopted baby boy had an eI-
perience in feeding the youngster that
NAV prove interesting.
She says: Three months ago took
a twin baby He was so weak and
puny at the time that believed I would
never be able to raise him.
81 found that the only food he could
keep on his stomach was Grape Nuts
and when began to feed this regularly
to him he began to thrive. In two
weeks he showed marked improve
rent and he is now fat healthy boy
and has at last caught up with his
twin sister who was always ruddy and
healthy. He is certainly a fine little
fellow, thanks to fine pure and scien-
tific food" Name given by Postum
Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
Grape Nuts contains all the constit-
uents of a complete food and the whole
is predigested (by purely mechanical
process) so the very weakest stomach
will digest it. It is the most scientific
food in the world, suited to all ages.
See the recipe book in each package.
Look in each package for copy Of
the famous little book. "The Road 10
Weliville."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-20
ON WRONG TRACK.
nv.
Charles Whitman Killed by An
Engine at PittsfieId.
Passenger Train Had Made Change,
by Taking Another Track.
He Was at Work-Struck and INSTANTLY
Killed.

Pittsfield, Me-. Nov. 19.--(SpeciaD.-
Charles Whitman, one of the members
of Henry Parkman's section crew OF
the NJ. c. +. r. at this station, was
struck and instantly killed by the east
bound passenger train, which leaves
this station at 1.5S P. NJ.
The locomotive struck Mr.. Whitman
on the head, killing him instantly. The
accident occurred short distance east
of the railroad bridge.
The double track is in use at the point
where the accident occurred and the
train has been leaving on the lower
track, but changed, today, for the first
time to the other track.
Mr.. Whitman was at work on this
track and it is claimed did not know
that the train was not going OF the
lower track as usual and when il
whistled paid no attention to the warn
ing, thinking that it was on the othe,
track.
Selectmen c. l.. Frost and 0. II
Drake took charge Of the remains
Coroner Simpson Of Fairfield, was i'm
mediately notified and AN inquest will
be held A widow and two small chill
dren survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-20
FEEL OBLIGED TO CUT,
North PownaI, W., Cotton Mills Follow
Example Of Fall River.

North Pownal, VT, Nov. 19-The first
reduction in cotton mill wages in this
state was announced here. today, when
notices We're posted in the North Pow
nal Manufacturing Cos. mills, ordering
a cut of 10 per cent. on and after Nov.
20. This plant is operated Oh the sched-
ule paid in berkshire county, Massa-
chusetts, ard it is understood that a
similar reduction will occur, Monday
at some of the mills there.
The mills in this section raised wages
early in 1902. following the advance in
Fall River, and the pending decrease
is in line with the general movement
throughout southern New England
Business here has been dull, this year
on account of the high price Of cotton
the mills in North Pownal and VIII
Jamestown having been shut down two
months during the summer.
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DIED AT POST.
Telegraph Operator Murdered
in His Office.
Struck Down While Sending Message
Telling Of the Attack.
Found Dead, with Head Crushed in,
by Rescue Party.

Elmira, N. Y, Nov. 19.--W. H. Glen
denen, telegraph operator at Brown,
Pa, a station Is miles north OF Will
Transport, on the Beech Creek division
Of the New York Central, was found
dead on the telegraph tower, shortly
after Z o'clock tonight. At $50 o'clock
the operator at Oak Grove, Pa, on the
same road, received this message from
Clendenen: ,i
Send switch engine quick to me,
am being murdered---" 'r-
The wire opened and not another
word came. A switch engine was sent
to the scene and reach Brown in a
short time. The body was found lying
under the desk, the head crushed in.
A bloody spike maui laid on the floor
beside it. Robbery was apparently the
motive, the watch and money Of the
operator being missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-20
RHODE ISLAND SPINNERS
Think Seriously Of Seeding from the
National Body.

Pawtuchet. II. L., Nov. 19.-The ques-
ton of seeding from the National Mule
Spinners Association will be voted upon
at a meeting of the Rhode Island Mule
Spinners Associa ton to be held,
| Thanksgiving eve. The executive COM
mittee Of the state association met, to-
night. when it was decided to notify
all members of the body to be present
at the coming meeting.
The chief grievance is that the United
Textile Workers of America failed to
pay $1,000 alleged to have been due the
state associate at the time of the
Manville strike.
The ERODE Island spinners are also
indignant because the recent conven-
ton in Boston voted to double the per
capita tax Of 10 cents per month. The
state association has recently voted not
to increase his tax.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Nov. 19.-The great
high barometer area and cold wave
that has been extending eastward from
the Rocky mountains to the Atlantic
coast during the last three days is rap
idly giving way on its western borders
under the influence of a storm from
the northern Pacific coast. During Fri
day. fair weather will prevail with
slowly rising temperature from the
Mississippi valley to the Atlantic coast
except in New York and New England,
where snow with falling temperature
is indicated. During Friday. the winds
on the New England coast will be
fresh west on the middle Atlantic coast
light to fresh west and northwest.