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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18
MOONS PHHaEa.
rHE suREsT INvEsrMENT

IN the world Is a good annuity or a good
life or endowment insurance policy, secur-
ed by invested reserves Of municipal
bonds, first lien mortgages on improved
real estate, and cash In bank. IL you
would know more about that kind of in
vestment, your correspondence is solicited.
55th year, doing business IN IS States.
The National Life Insurance Company
OF Vermont (Mutuall ORGANIZED IN
$780, S. S. Ballard, General Agent, n. B.
Local Agent, Rooms and s,
Miles Block. Barre, Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18

Burd0ck Blood Bitters gives a man a
clear head, an active brain, a strong vig0r-
GUS body--makes him ct for the battle
OF life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Tans are right Reference, Badger,
Mclean & Co,
Mems boys and children's straw hats
at Moore 4 Owens.
A fve.room fiat for rent in the ID. NJ.
Miles granite building
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at +. E. Burr & Co.'s,
Williams, Hoyt & Co.'s children's shoes
are the best. Badger, Mclean y Go.
For sale A new Concord road wagon,
cheap for cash. Apply at A. w. Badger
Il Co.'S store.
A furnished room to rent on Cliff street.
Electric lights and bath. Inquire at Moore
& Owens store,
Saws fled. Prompt work ana satisfac-
ton guaranteed T. E. Griswold, "a
North Main street.
II you want to buy granite business
call on the Barre City Real Estate agency.
Rooms 2 and 3, Gordon block.
Henry Alexander has the local agency
for the Pennsylvania Casualty company
and the Home Life Insurance company Of
New York.
Madame Woodwork Blake, clairy0yant
and scientific palmist, can be seen In room
over entrance Of Tomasi bIeck, No. 253
Main street.
Dry block wood and dry soft wood slabs,
also maple syrup for sale, by the quart or
gallon. NJ. n Burnham. Residence I21
Prospect street.
So 90 only for best 10 year. gold filled,
regular stock, correctly fitted glasses. be-
tween and i a. m. or and p. m. DR.
Hanson, Ocullst, Wood Block Barre.
Before purchasing nursery stock walt
for the representative Of the r q. Chase
Co OF Geneva, N. II. ID Z. McGovern,
representative, 46 Liberty street, Montpe-
lier, telephone 235-5.
The degree team Of Iroquois tribe No. Is,
/. o. r. NJ. will leave for East Barre
Thursday at o'clock for the exempllfca-
ton Of the three degrees. All members
take notice Per order Saehem.
The Philatheas Of the Baptist church
will hold stock, apron and fancy work
sale, at the church on Tuesday afternoon
and evening, May "a. Ice cream, cake
and home made candies will be on sale.
There will be a regular meeting Of Di-
vision No. /, A. O. IT,, In their hall,
Worthen block, Wednesday evening, May
18th, at 7.30 First and second degrees
win be conferred. All members are re-
quested to be present
The degree team OF Woodmen's Camp
1886 will hold ball in Hale's pavilion
Friday night, May goth. Gilbertson's or
chestra viii furnish music and the Wood
men are preparing for the best dance Of
the season.
Regular meeting OF the Boxers, Lump
ers and DeTrckmen's union, No. so, in
Wheeloek block, Wednesday evening, May
is, at T30 o'clock. Let every member be
present and the shop stewards especially.
Per order, b. A. Bylow, Oh. trustees.
Everett Hood Is now located back Of
the Whitcomp Bros. shop, loff Main
street and Brook street, where he does all
kinds of repairing. Shears and umbrellas
a speciality Shears sharpened for cents,
8 pair for 10c Umbrellas at low prices.
Small granite plant in Barre City to be
sold. Consists Of two small sheds, large
enough to run about one gang Of cutters.
| Derrieks and side-tracks. This property
would rent for $40 90 per month, and can
be bought for 81, 250 90. D. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Rooms S and 3, Gordon
Block, Barre, VT,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18

The biggest edible o1stefs in the
world are found In Australia, They
measure sometimes more than a foot
across the she'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18
SCIENCE STRINGS.

DR.. Loeb has created a new species
Of sea life by crossing starish and
sea urchins by the use Of q solution OF
sodium hydrate.
The moon moves with mean yeloci
ty Of $3.50 feet per second a little
faster than the highest speed yet given
to a cannon bail.
The widespread opposition Of the pro
tozoa theory Of disease has been prac
tically overcome In the ease Of malaria
while with smallpox and yellow fever
the battle is now on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18

Group Instantly relieved. Or. Thomas
Eclectrio Oil. Perfectly safe. Never
fails. AT any drug store,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18
HAIR GOODS.

Mrs. 9, s. Meaker, 20 Jefferson ST., nav agent
VII VII be glad e furnish Hair Goods, Wigs, front
Pieces Switches, etc, If mot ia stock Al ahort
notice from my Manchester store. Thanking
the public Tor their liberal patronage m the
past and soliciting continuance 81 fha aame
In the future for my1agent and myself. I ~
yours with all respect, Eg.-t IS. Nj. YORK.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18

win the mothers of the children that
attended the dancing school the past win
ter, please see that they send their name,
age and birthday to Mrs. +. B. Mudgett, "a
Park street. also children Of those that
have lately joined
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems
especially adapted to the needs of the chill
dren. Pleasant to take; soothing in It's
influence tits the remedy OF all remedies
for every form Of throat and lung disease.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
Maf Der Of=@idisame tr.=
8abnfren3nng.
Cine a~bermalige Couiiion 3ipi-
id9en Gilenbahn uno Stra-
6enbabn.
Ses StraBeubabn GOnoucteurs
GorgloIigfeit miro baiiir perant.
wsrtlld) aemnht.

sluf Der 9reusuns Der Midigan Str
uno Der 8. e. u W. : @eleiie, mo- lid
i'm 2auIe Der leBtsn Sabre Ihon bier Bis
fiinf mebr ooer weniger DerbdnsniBpole
g~olilionen gleider Art ~augetraaen ba-
ben. exei9nete fid geitern Gbeno aeaen
is llbr tuieoer Elm iolher llnfaa, beien
Yerantpprtlidteit bon Den meni9en
Musenseuaen einsia uno allein BEN be-
trefenOen StsaBsnbabns gonOucteur qua
geI9rieben wito, oeiIsn yiame aler=
oings Der 6traBenbabn s@eisni1aft be-
tannt 1T, jeooa niht pre~issessbeu
ipuroe.
I'm Die %genannte 3sit wuroe auf
jener Treusans Gar go. 1914 DER Of
Midiaan=Q inie, bic auf Der 6abrt OIt=
lid begriHen mar. Don Der Raneir=
locomotive go. 70 Der Bio Sour
Sabn angerannt uno tbeilmeiie oemo=
l;rt. @liidliberueiie befanben Iid auf
Der Gar nllr 3 P~aI1a9iere uno wuroen
nur 2 Yerionen perlebt. Ndmlid Ser
MOtOrnier Deter Boulder bon 20. 800
Weit Senrp Str, benz pon @lasEplit-
tern Die redte Orange seridnitten
muros. iomie SRI. 9i53ie aerfing bon
&c. 1926 Sturm Mpe., Die Yanagierin,
welds i'm yOroersnoe Der Gar ssisHen
bate.
Sic erlitt auber elmer 9opfpunns
cine iebr idmerslide Werlebuna am
redten geine iopie. pie befirdtet
miro, auh innerlide Yerlsbungen an
Der gruf etc. sic muroc per Dispen=
Iariums= Qmbulan3 BON Or. WadsD in
ibre DObnun9 iiberfibrt, mo oer
St~rabenbabn =ar3t Or. OliDsr iid ibrer
fpdtsr annabm. Boulder. DER Moto=
nier, tonnte altin beimfabren.
Sic locomotive belt in einez gni-
.fernung bon b0dltens Is Sui bon Der
3ertriimmertsn Gar, Elm Beipeis, oaB
Der beir. @or=gonoueteur iie bdtte be-
merten mhhen, falls er gepollt bdite.
Sbre 6abraeiduiuoiateit mar cine ge=
rinoe uno auBeroem lieB Der Qccomo=
tiOfhbrer. ioie Die Augenseugen Der=
f6ern, Die DOrgsidriebenen Warnunss=
ignale %ert0nen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
-@rab.
g

Grancis uno 8irainia 2ucas. 9an.
lem Nbenue. Mdohen. = 8eorge uno
Sable 9ea, 813 Wusfingum StraBe,
9nabe. - W. uno 0elsn StOber, sc
5ao Bitter Mpe., Wdohen. - Charles
uno Mnna Melipn. 223 Gio 9ebfone
Nbe.. MdO9en. = Deter uno Martba
@aIeman. 307 Srombrieae StraBe,
Gnabe. - SObn uno @atbarine 4elp,
.419 91elf Dalnrt Str, Rnabe. =
Sinner uno Seanette yromn. l4l5 Wia
Ssr., Mdodeu. = s. uno 9eroelia
DaDis, 1909 9aarano Npenlle. Mao-
den. - garl mo @race Bono. 1909
0aroina STRIFE, Mdoten. - Sobn
unO Coma Sane. 22l9 Union Strabs,
anabe = %. uno 9aiip 9atteu. 1888
Cornell Nbsnue, &nabs.
@etraut:
Grant Yierlon-Warn Warcp.
NuOrew glnerD-OctaDia urbain.
Sobn Seaner-Stena Worgan.
Midael O'@onner- Ma9QD O'@rnop.
Soiepb Wattbems-Warsaret WalIb.
0enrp Air9oob = 6lorence &nbatom.
Grant Nelitod-Nnna Webiter.
Wiliam 8aroner-6attie Goip.
Winiam Weper-2ulu 9Ootiep.
@ Il 0 b
@idaro gartb, 81. $40 WeH 10.
GtraBe.- Wiliam STANLEY. 81, Dia-
coneB 6ospital.- ". Sones. "a, 1406
columbia 9be. -MsrriaM abes, 1907
Saa place. - Wilion Stobaugb. SO,
Central SrrelpMnfalt. - gbriifina
6otiss, %. 1872 Union ct r.-9asriet
2ooee, So. 800 NOro penniplbania
Str. - Ssnr:s WsOols, 56, 242O RorO
Nrienal QOe.-9erbert 2llpes, %, 269
Qoro qaura Gtr.-Sulius SOnes, 68,
1904 Roro SQinois ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
@isOsr Oabsim.

6arDeD Simons, Der als bermibt ee.
meloete Secrstdr oss Bau9ewerti6afts-
Councils, TT beimaeiebri. gr mar in
DISQUALIFICATION nab Cincinnati eersiH
uno bort esaen Isinsn Wilsu ibes Die
bs!iimmts Grip 3urldgsbalten rOrbsn,
ME sr Isinsr Gamilis mitsetbsiIt bate.
Seine Bidder &c. fuuroen In isinem
Quite uno in better Crbnung Dorge.
Iunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
Rleine nnfGae.
Gin anabe l~berfabren. = StrabsnbabnsGar
ais llnbeiliiIteriu.

@egen IS ubr oeiiern Nbeno
muros auf Der Eslamare Str., nabs Der
MarDlano. Der neunjdbrige Samuel
Gerber bon go. 1910 yrolpet ctr.
BON benz bon benz gigsntbiimer
IelbH tutidirten Nblieferun9smagen
oes adiebdnolers 6reb. 80. Weghorit
umgernnnt. i~iberfabren uno zines trede
l0eit 9eIdleppt. SIM Dispsniarium,
no Der aleine bon Or. Seffries perbun=
ben iDurOe. ltellie ss il9 btraus, baB er
9liidliher Weiie nit alleroings iebr
i6msr3liden Guetidung i'm @elidts,
OIL Der Settle uno on elmer 9ano oaDon-
geiommen mar.
auoerW 20. Wi9 Sir.
Bride muroe ferner geitgrn Va6mii-
tag Der 3eger qeuis Nmos bon go.
535 Cf court Str, 3uti9er fng ben
.0duler. YerIeber" 20. q. Stsmart on
Der 81. alabama Str, bel Der @olIhOn
elmer Gar NIT Ieinem Gubrperis. oas
babel IN 3rhmmer aing, bon ieinem
Gibs eeldleubert uno am Q6rper unb
isinen @lisomoben 10 libel 3ugeridiei,
Dab Or. GrOdett bonn 8ispenlarium
Ibn per Nmbulan5 beimidaHen muBte.
Qnc6enbriide ideint 4mOs nidt srlii.
ten sl baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

cxRun HtuHctmffds ardufer furterta 5br
~ glaatnbei1ipsrben. Bum ~psrfauIsn tn
255 zneit Bo!bin stou Strost.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
Ser Mann Der bic Del
gcmalhe ma9t fir 59c


iaBt er peroe entipeber baIo aufs
bDren miiiien nit Der G%ntsesens
nabme ueiterer 9luftrdse ober Ieinen
fir nur cine Mo9e sepIanten glui'
entbalt III SnciarapoIts 5u perIdus
germ baben. Sringen Sic Sbre
gitoer iett. Srseno cine @botos
graphic geniist Gie iibernebmeg
feline 9erpilidturgen. Sic brauden
Die Gemdloe ni9t anSunebmen.
wenn Sbnen oielelben niht gefalIen,
Sic brauden tsiien 8abmen gu
~faufen, Sic erbalten Sbre 9botos
graphic in unperIettem 3uitanoe
Surild.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

sar q stanssu. snssns IL usr assnss. s.n 20. SAN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
indianapolis sisOsrfrans.
pie Iebten gorbereitunsen fir bas na9fts
Concert.

Die Sdnaer oes vJnopls. qieoer.
iran3" bislten geiiern glbeno cine
grtra-prcbe fir ibr nddites @onesrt,
oas 3ueite Der 6aiion. ab, oas lam
SOHntag. "a. Sanuar, in Der @erma-
mia 6ale beraniialist tperoen miro.
Gieiem Concert miro allgemein nit
SPINNING entaeaenseIeben, oa es oas
erite itnter Der 2eitun9 oes neusn EirIs
9enteE 9erru garl Rie9ner peranitaltete
Iein wiro. DieIer ionobl ME bic
Sdn9er fnO, ME Die gsltriae prObe
oartbai, NIT gifer NIT ben Worbe-
r~situnqsn fiji bas Concert befddftigt
uno tuerosn ibren Stol3 Darein itBen,
MIR bas Bette ~ leiIien.
Das fol9enos iutsrefante unb aus
9swdtlie proaramm 9elanqt CUR auf.
fhbrung :
/ Shell.
2. Duperturs. g ampa" SaroIb.
3. Builder am gbein". .Neiinger.
xieoerfran3.
a.. partitions Sclo, eieo aus Der Dper: Gar
uno 3immermonn". O. Nlbert fcrtine.
psrr Mm. GscsfIer.
3. ,Qlus Der Sugenbseit". 9. Bntede.
gieberfrant.
8. giolin Solo, Sntrcbueticn, Tbema unb
Nariattolea ...-. -. oreo JapEo.
0err Carl giesner.
7. Der AaiE" .........earl 6ittig.
qietertran..
Q. 3beil.
1. Marfd, slid atufi -. GarI aIssner
2. .gturmtelhiporuns" ........D DINNER.
2is6erfrans.
3. Tenor, eclo. ~3n bieier stunoe"
....... -. $500. Nar Spider.
0err 5rans G6aeisr
4. nWssin gOunia" tuenn id elm 10eIein
iudr) ...........,..e...eS olfsIiso.
2iebertrant.
5. n9bihie6 pom DaIbe" Wm. Qanee.
Auartett 1erren S6aefer, Rtegner,
e9uImeber uno aern.
8. Gazette .Das erfte 4er5flopfen"
...... -. ....... .GiIenberg.
7. gqDer fonnt' Gud, 3br 6ranen.
~. -. 60. hilbert lortins.
@alssrs ieb-qisbertran5 unb Dr9eter.
Gum Sdlub Tang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
CD,
Snb,ona's arSbts 0rp @oobs oSnSIer.
Was Staot= umo gonntp=Yer=
waltnns.
1irginia Wne.. Yiaouc I.
0erbeeruugen.


0erbeeruugen.
Die 3eparaturen uno Yerfdrtungs-
glrbeiten ain Yirginia Nue. =Yiaouct
metoen nit gifcr betrieben. jeood mobl
taum Dor gnoe Der Wode bolenoei
iperoen t0nnen. Naeroin9s miro. uie
idon beridiet, ben patronen Der prO=
ipect=, Sbelbp., gn8Iilb MDe. uno 3.
Gait Str.=2inien Der @traBenbabn
ourd oieIe arbelten 3eitnrlult uno
geroruB bereitet, aber aussebeKsrt uno
bertdrtt mubte Der Yiabuct unbeoinQt
weroen. Wan beoenfe ). 81, oaB in
einem DER goaen. tuelde ben Yiaouct
tragen, Elm 2 SUB grObes God entoedt
poroen mar!
Inter ben umItdnoen ioQte Se0er=
mann Weoulo baben, je mebr, le beiler;
oenn ie IorgfdltiQer Die Rsparaturen
ausgefiihrt meroen. um 10 beiIer uer=
ben lie iein. - llebrieens benubt ole
Strabsnbabn SO. oieIe @sleGenbeit, UNI
ibre Dor II Sabren seleeten @eleiie auf
Dem yiaouct Our9 neue, mOosrne 5u
erieben.
allum affeno foil bic
neueB auzS rbinnn3
neroen.
9as qr6iteeten. Somi.e, weldes i'm
Sinne beg 8au.Snipsctors cine lei
ffdot. gau=G roinnn3 ausarbeiien uiro.
bat ben Staotratb singslaosn, zines
ieiner Witglieoer benz gomite beisuge.
Ielen. 9as Gomite, ba5 BausJns
ipsetor 8. 70. Gtanlep gum Yoriiber
uno g. s. 3ubuih gum Secretdr er=
mdblt bat, miro iibrigens in feline ORE
oinan5 ale auf Die Geuerfi6erbeit bon
3beatern. Salsn etc. be8isliden Drag
regeln sinidlieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

Wafbinston. 20. Sanaar.
He9en beule Mbenb; wabribeinli4 S9nee
uno tdlter am Oonneritag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
21sr=gersiu.

Sn pbil. 3apf's Club 3immer, RO.
AZ Yirginia QDe., bdlt Der o21er-
gerein" am nddftsn Sonntag. "a.
Sanilar, Nahmittags I'm 2 ubr, feline
Sabrespsriammlung uno Beamtens
mail nb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20
Nerlanat Mn3ei9en

Irotnb tusi1sr act psrbsa in Der .SHbiana 9rlblus'
nit Sc per SeiIs for isbs 9HisrtiOn bsrsGust.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

Wamoeptne nno 5nns pers
amilaItet BON Oetn Grer5ter
RorpS oer Q0xner Goge no. 1
=. 3. St. D.. tn. Der Gaoietta
1nrnbane ant gomntag, oet}
81. Sanuar. Gtntsttt 25cl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

2ocahDetterberiht.
Resen, ipater G6nse beute Abeno; o@use
am Donneritas beoeuteno fdIter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

ssy- Mauat bic fish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

gauerIaubn s d. u e.
g. Saifea, so Slo Bolton, Reparas
turen, s100.-Q. Coleman, Qapman,
uabe waIbingiOn, Cottage, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

Us mar einmal Elm Bladder, Oenen gater mar en 8dder 9emcfen uno Z
one ime SriSer maren Yadcr unS ane fonnten gut baden. 9iler Z
Yadcr p0lte ih. einen 9uten geldaftSruf grunoen uuo su9leid h9 aud Z
Gin 9utes Ginfommen fderu. 9Ht ben Grfabrun9en fcincs WaterS mo Z
fdner Sraher als @orbilo, uerluate er bas bette ie scbadens Sroo brs Z
;ureuen. Gr Ihb ipeJene Sefen baucu, neute Die beren Sdder an, Z
fauite sic benen 3utbaten uno er badte sic arobten grooe. Der Same Z
oidcs SaderS lit Sufcpb xaggart. Gr badt bs Puritan Srob &
unS SaS Household 9roS. ga len @roo oas Siuiafe uno 6s @sne iii, y
crwirtt fh srr SOspb Sa8sart ben ernHnidten ee@aftSruf. !
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-20

3tueites Concert osr gals
Jon, Gonmtag, oen "a. San.,
tn Der @ermanfa 6aue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
TO SELL GAINES MILL.
Property Well known as Ckn War
battlefield to Go At Public Auction.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 17.--Gaines Mill
and the adjoining property, which was one
of the most famous battlefelds Of the civil
war will be sold at public auction on Mon
day. It is near Cold Harbor, in Hanover
county. The mill house is not the original
brick structure that existed at the time Of
the civil war; but is a frame building,
erected after the war on a site Immediately
adjacent to the brick house, the ruins Of
which are still visible.
The original mill was burned by the
Federal troops in 1858, a year or so after
the 1attle of Gaines Mill was fought on
June ~, 1882, on the George Watt farm
two miles beyond the mill. The mill proper
did not figure conspicuously in that i'm
portant battle. though in the course of
the seven days fighting the armies of both
Lee and Mcclellan came to know it as
geographical designation. About $1,000
on both sides were wounded and killed
in the fighting.
Gaines Mill, built somewhere about 1920
or 1880, was brick building Of substantial
construction. Its walls were at least two
feet thick and the cement was of enduring
composition. At present there remain of
the old mill parts Of the walls on two sides.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
WHITE SLAVE SYNDICATE.
Girls Being Brought In Again. Owing q
Low Steamship Rates.

bUW 6tcutusiup
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17.-when hepolice
of this city discover the whereabouts Of
Rachel Teskler, an eighteen-year-old i'm
migrant who has not been seen since she
stepped from the steamer Westernland,
on Sept. last, 1t is believed that they will
strike the trail of a reorganized white
Slave" syndicate that has its headquarters
In Philadelphia, with branches in New York
and Boston.
The girl intended going to Hartford,
Conn, where she has friends. 1t is believed
that she was lured away by two men, who
had been seen lettering about the dock
just before the Westernland locked at this
port. Speaking of the case to-day, Secre-
tary d. Clarence Gibbopey of the Law
and Order Society said that he had absolute
knowledge that "white slave syndicate
liz fourishing at the present time.
"The new organic ation,' he said, sis an
offshoot Of the old gang, the leaders Of
which are now behind bars and is more
daring and more powerful than its proto-
type. Agents are distributed throughout
Europe ard hundreds of girls are lured
he re weekly on the pretext that they will
get employment. Then they are distrib-
uted to the branches in New York and
Chicago.
1.-THE dealers are taking advantage of
the cut rates on some of the big ocean
steamers and the girls consequently are
being brought here in droves. They are
sold like SO much cattle. 1t will take the
combined police of the three cities involved
to break up the gang"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
PREDICTED HIS Own DEATH.
David Ii. Powell Said IL WOuld Occur on
Anniversary OF Mis- Wife's Demise.

David B. Powell, head Of the whole
sae boot and shoe firm of Powell 6 Co.
Of Duane street and former president Of
the National City Bank of Brooklyn, died
yesterday morning after protracted ill
ness at Cedarshore, the home OF his
daughtcr-in- law, Mrs. Leander Powell, at
SayVille, l.. l., in his eighty-third year.
His wife died exactly three years ago and
MIR. Powell frequently. during his Ion 4
illness, had predicted his own death would
occur on the anniversary Of his wife's.
Shortly before his DEATH he requested
to know the date, and when told that it was
Sept. II, he remarked: Il thought So"
and soon expired.
Mr.. Powell was born in Hampstead,
l.. l., and about sixty years ago moved
to Brooklyn and opened a grocery store:
In few years he embarked in the boot and
shoe business in New York under the firm
rame Of Powell Bros, & Co. He was presi-
dent OF the National City Bank from 1885
to 1894, and remained az senior director
Until the close Of his life. He was also
director or trustee in the following in
stitutions: Brooklyn Warehouse and Dry
Dock Company, the Hamilton Trust Com
pany, the New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone Company, the Pfenix Fire Insurance
Company and the Washington Trust Com
pany.
Mr.. Powell was an old line Democrat,
but voted for Mckinley. He is survived
by his daughter-in-aw,t two granddaughters
and a great-grandson. David b. Powell
He was one of the leading members Of the
Univer salist Church OF Our Father In Grand
avenue.
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= CAT TURNED ON GAS.
Young Man SutTOcated and the Cat and
DOG Also Killed.

Edward Whalen, Jr., of 42l Third street,
East Newark, n j., was found dead in
bed yesterday morning by his mother,
while his father was lying unconscious
on the kitchen floor, with a cat and dog
dead beside him. When Mrs. Whalen saw
her husband she did not observe the odor Of
escaping of gas. She thought that Whalen.
and called upon her son to come to her
help He did not respond, and going to his
room, adjoining the kitchen, she found
him dead in bed.
Two valves of gas stove were found
opened 1t is supposed that the cat had
walked over them in the night and turned
on the gas. Whalen, ST., was overcome
by the gas, it is thought, while going to
the Kitchen sink to get a drink. A tenant
on the floor below heard a heavy fall at
Whaler. was % years old, The father will
recover,
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THE WEYMOUTH YOU HAVE
ALWAYS HAD. THE ONLY
WEYMOUTH YOU KNOW
Martini.
ITALIAN
Yarmouth
ALWAYS SURE TO BE PRE-.
ClSELY WHAT YOU WANT
AND EXPECT.
GILLESPIE'S STORY or ESCAPE
Says That He. Himself Answered the
Policemnn's Call and Then walked Out.

Says That He. Himself, Answered the
Policeman's Call and Then walked Out.
Judge Martin Mcmahon, who was trying
William j. Fields Gillespie when the latter
escaped on Friday, signed yesterday a
request for his extradition from New Jer-
sey. Gillespie will be brought back and
retired as soon as the necessary formalities
are gone through with. In addition to the
charge OF forgery, that of Jail breaking
will probably be made against him.
James Degnon and Edward Frank, the
two court officers, are under suspension.
Degnon appeared before Judge Mcmahon
with lawyer yesterday. The latter made
a plea in Degnon's behalf in which he said
that Degnon was victim. not of his own
carelessness, but Of the laxity of the rules
regarding the handling Of prisoners,
To find out how his prisoner escaped
Degnon went out to Newark on Friday
night as soon as he heard that Gillespie
had been recaptured
The prisoner told Degnon,- according, to
the latter's story to Judge Mcmahon, that
he did rot go through the court room Of
Part l., where his wife and sister were
sitting, as the police believed, but instead
walked out of the prison, the door OF which
was open.
According to Degnon, Gillespie said that
he had been considering the possibility OF
escape ever since the first day Of the trial
He had no idea how to effect 1t, however,
until Degnon let him walk down the stairs
to the pen alone. When he got near the
bottom and didn't see any officer he COW
cred up his mouth and answered Degnon' 3
call In a feigned voice. Then he ran down
the stairs found the door of the pen UNI
locked and walked out into the mezzanine
gallery. From there he walked down to
the main floor and out the main entrance
on Centre street