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The border vidette., 1904-04-09
The Paraffine Oil We'll

1. NJ. Parker and wife and Robert Gibson came down Thursday from the Paratiine Oil Company's blackberry well, and left by the noon stage for Los Angeles. We had few moments conversation with Mir. Parker, who is the expert driller who has had charge of the Paratfine Company's drilling plant from the date of it's installation till now. He stated that he was goiI Q to California to purchase more casing for the we'll and to attend to some pri- vate business that will keep him there for 30 days.
 Speaking of the well, he said: s'The well is now 1908 feet and unless there is an unusual change in the natural conditions 1 feel confident that an ad- ditional 10 feet will take the drill through the shell of an oil reservoir. The last few days work sent the drill through strata of oil sandstone into the richest oil shale I have ever seen during my long experience in boring oil wells. This shale is so soft that [ could not proceed further without casing, on account of it's caving from the sides of the we'll The sandstone above the shale is full of paraifne wax. 1 think there is no longer any doubt that we will get oil in this well, and the officers of the company who have been on the ground feel just as ccni- dent as 1 do''
 Mir. Parker gave us a small sample of the shale and the sandstone show ing the paraffine wax.
 The future of this oil enterprise never looked brighter and the Blades confidence in the success of the Pinal Paratfine Oil Company was never greater than at present. Florence Blade.
The border vidette., 1904-04-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereLy given that 1 have sold my interest in The Arcade saloon to O. J. Neil, who will colleat all out standing accounts and pay all bills.
 R. $. HALKE.
The border vidette., 1904-04-09

HOUSE TO RENr-Inquire of Mrs. or l., K. Cummings, Southwestern Commercial Company, Nogales, Ari. Zona. If.
The border vidette., 1904-04-09

FOR SALE-One half of lot 40 in Block 16, Nogales, Arizona. For information call or address TIE BORDER VIDETTE.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
Ar, Of TennnerIna ceaper.

During the last week some interest
ing experiments were made by ID. La
Iaon. who recently re-discoFeFed the
lost art of iempeFsng copper. These
experiments show that copper has q
strength al least FIVE or six times
that of steel Another curious fes-
fnre about the process Is that copper.
instead OF bursting. as does steel,
when put TO the test of an enormous
pressure, will simply draw apart This
quality those acquainted with tae
metal say. VIII make il % extraord.-
nary value for use In steam boilers
and other similar machinery. since II
will minimize the danger Of expap-
sions Arrangements are also being
made TO show some OF the tempered
copper at the St Louis exposition II
Is proposed TO manufacture from the
metal small boilers guns and other ar
tieies. TO show the uses 10 which IL
may be put
Negotiations are also pending for
The purchase OF Il site upon which II
IS proposed to at once erect an ex-
perimenting station, According 10
plans the proposed station viii be tn
operation before the middle Of the
summer Denver News
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

ulifee made a personal Investigation
- visi; 70 the Cripple Creek district
only last week and reported to the con-
veHt50n that the constitution q .he
western Federation OF Miners hal been
r6sefl Cd in the miuutesf detail during
he entire prosecution Of the contest
Absolutely no desth hs have occurred
auriag the contest far which the West
erm Federation nf Miners can be or
on Eht ta be held responsible Some nj
teen men wsre Killed In the Ssrattou
Independence mine through the incons-
gateBry uf the men employed aud the
Cuipabie negligence of the management
These men wer unfamiliar with the
Surk and xsre such as this mine and
ether mines Ia the district have been
compelled TO employ at the hehest or
the Mine Owners Employment Agency.
We are unfortunately forced TO abide
by the acts of an unbridled military
1espotism that 10 driving our members
Ten pillar TO pest Their fortitnde un-
der the circumstances IS tho marvel
% the age. and shows that the Vest
ern Federation Of Miners Is composed
uf the highest type of American citizen
ship
our attitude Is fully expressed by the
following telegram
Hon Theodore Roosevelt, President
Jrlted States. Washington. u. ca
duty devuises upon you as President OF
The United States to Investigate the ter~
ble crimes thai are being psrpetrated
g Colorado in the name of law and or
~ We viii render every possible as
slstanee TO the proper authorities in
arh investigation. 10 the end thst the
people Of the eouutry may realize the
a,ltrages thar are fseing iaHiesed on in
locsnt persons by those IN temporary
1.tciai power
w n HAYWOOD
s4>seeFptarv
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
lrnsnlna Narre~,r Assr,ea.
.-Seertay" "

Denver. June IA News special
from Cripple Greek last night says
lzse this Afternoon a lynchihx Was
narrowly ayeFta4 ~ Goldheid. @hen a
-arty q citizens started 10 secure
John BToyhsrs. formerly marshal Of
the tazn aho NAS deposed from
asHce. And Robert Mccarthy the sigtt
marshal there. Who vas also tspoSed
fru-n office Both G. these former or
cssis were arrested last week hy the
military and were released an6sr raili-
taFy guard until they could strsishtea
uu their personal Aralrs IN GoltfieId.
after which they we're ordered 10 leave
the district The time stipulated for
tkslr departure having expired and
their presence IN Gsoldnsld sfill being
Known vas the cause for the gathering
= A crowd - S.fin nsns there whose pur-
pose. Vas. Il e<eras. 10 iyneh both of
fhe men. ~ At least drive them frul
Re district
The military. however. was Informed
- Ehat vas so,ns % take place and
taaS charge Of both the former e-s-
GERS. ard 81 their request returned
-Asza % TIE hzslpaz In this city Roth
arfsohsrs ~ere later taken u the
-eanty sAif IN Crfn7is Creek Tenor
ro4 morning Brothers and Mccarthy
Al leave .or Colorado Springs There
5 aftie acuhs that Il the two uaz lad
aeez secured ~ the nee they Eoala
azse hssn severely eSalt with
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
Ha.ls:srr ans Elsss.

DsszTrr. June IA special Dispatch
frnn Evush. Cosc71ss. iast nsght SAYS;
TasdXS las 5ss= ozs - sorTcw- Never
5ts tae ero7s q ts@ valley iook more
rroz-ass-g tAAz tAey Gid yesterday
torsaaoz hsso-s the AAlisioFn- EAtch
wAs TIE zo~t severe ever k-1~n Ae-s.
zsteriy rzz-@t then. TIE territory
covered resNsss fr1n StsTiIns 10 =
pczzt tazr mzfsS fTO= Rruss- = dist
tA1es q zsgy niles Tie sst=EAEes1
Ez-zxr 70 cTgqs art b1issirxS wfl
szssly rszca sIl2 80 TIE h4i d@-
sEnrxN3 TIE cen Zrsos1tiaG rp.sf q tie
Erzsa Es-r--Hr cczEAzy. ts@ Arg
s1t EazerGs ss@rs Auih5tzs II 5rEsA
1zz - uzEsr ruzz=G Arge rzrt x
IT, seasS * <po.s>- NAay ~tz5o<S
~s-e k-Cksz ext -. the aAExse n
teNz : A. z1CEzS ccz aAra1 ~zzA tse
Asss e TIE ~azztrT-
N-Zsrs 80 sAxs ca=s = toSE szy
tAzl- crCE< ar trazt 1re t1S&l Aasss-
Nz-s 7s7o-T 1zZaz- E-s- 7ss1ltrT AzG
ezlvsss ksa4 Azz n sQzzs tzszAzezs
x-<z cate @1rs AeAssz 4z- es7zts=ss.
azs1 s@s aa1ssz zriRs-- tTc= t7s--
s@sz-&s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
Old Soiciers story.

SN-1oma. Mich. June II That even
In actual SArfare disease is more ter.
Fiale than bullets is the experience Of
oeios Hatcsins o, this place. Nr.
Hutchins as a Union soldier saw three
years OF service under Butler Barks
IN the Louisiana swamps. and as 8
result got crippled with rheumatism
80 that bis hands and feet got all
twisted oet Of shape. AMI how he suf'
tered only a rheumatic Niil ever know
Fer twenty ave years he vas in
misery. then one lucky day his drug
ssst advised him 70 use Dodd-s KID
hey Pills. OF the result Mr. Hgtchias
says.
The first two boxes did cot help
ne much, aHt got tao more. and
before I got Them used up I was a
great deal better. kept on taking
them and nov my pains are all gone
and / feel better than ave in years.
kros nsodes Kidney Pills ~lll cure
rheumatism
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Judge A Feiter OF Sts SO T. St
san BeFnardino. caiit. says --"for -
years my kidneys Nsre aot perform
iuk their functions properly There
Was some backaehc. and the kidney
secretiuns Nere peofuse, coutatnins
also considerable sediment Finally
the doctors sAid had Diabetes Dean
kidney Pills wrought great change
in ny condition and nov / steep and
feel well again
4 FREE rRiAI OF thIs srost sidney
medicine which cured Judge Feiter
viu be mailed 10 any part - the
uBuea States ACTRESS Foster Milhurn
Co buffalo \ \ Sold - all deal
ers. gfgce 50 cents per box.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

To the Ap1s>Wtfe wAo las Mt vet
h~1oHi= acquainted with she rev thEars
C everyday Es@ ia fs@ -aa-k@t ard
who 70 rsA-osa sAy satisfied Et.h the
Cd ne would suggest that a trial o.
p-1a1ce Cold Water Srareh - rrzde
af ofcr- Not GAaE@ r-~czuse IL Is guar
krtee1 - tzs manufacturers = y 81
fsrrta- &C. any ether hr1-a n-t h-ecau~.
each Ice paexAgs contains = sEs
veiir al trc other kE-ds contain k-t
u cxs- r - SAFE 70 ssy that Ee- taay
Who ence 2<as D.~1Anc- SzArcH ziII -
10 csAr-- S4zlty az1 Sazzrtsx zEss
ala
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

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sssrazs-~ xszS- g~-El
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
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sla& niles. ezr -rszz razzr54sa1s kr.z zz1r-
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81 Ezs1rszz<s a xsg4E 5lsz4xa -ssaz~sr7l
E2-z- <tz @z< 1Ek 50 -k-E
s1Ac@ ne So EaszA9 Ard az @szsv terms
- Esssa2 E2-zsz-s [Fnzz - s-lesrsw kxrs
AZ zzzzs--z-Tr s-1zEzs-T L-rz go
F-Z1. z-=sNa1sz-- So &4a~s~Ae Ezs4ss5Hs
--z ger. C1Ga1ssslss.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

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<1Es a. sEz2e- 1-sz-r- Ex-elas- -
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n rx-S ~-rs r-sl.asnr7sss 4 x4e1-sA-
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q 9 s<sssza- E1 - szsz gsz-zsnszaxxi xu~s "a
-1n z&rxr& = = 1<ssz a1es-7& Y a sss-~- r~exr "
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SD rzn-cz< ~ rezs s.>sv -
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4,sa Ts-x-<gsss
,n<= zs<z . F@z1r Pa ess su4sz essa4z.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

~ A-eal-A---i@ .r=a@lsA4G -
- k-rssz $3.50 - s-=zZg 1zT. -
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a45 - @z-zzez .s4 O. N@z-es-
ExF- Masz - -A5xrgE ssZ E4< -
r4lreE S-zsz FeZk1szzl z=s -z-
raE@s - @zr@Z1nE - - E1-szS1-
ss-r- ~ zzze~- & VL3 AE-@sszs-s
x4s s11ss
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
rss Mli ln.srss. xo...r-

Soiher Gray Sweet Powders for Cali
d-rz. 1>-s- hy Nsshc- Gray. = uarse il
f.hiilreu' : HaEze. NsW l-s-x- Cure F'ere--
1sAness- bsa >suua4ch, Te~shizE nsSorssssrS.
nz1Te and re-ulate the bowels A.5 des.rnr
worzaS SD ux al Drusxtsis. &c. Sa-s.. .
FREE ASdrv=s A = Oszsts-3. I.sEssy. y y.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
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IA zzssz AszEEzs1<r 1cxa@ k1< 60
ras,<-s - r@zz II zAss T-ss@z Szxrss ~
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saraszErr2z <ZA 1zsss sR--ss1E -
zszr@
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
-y- e-c- -

- za@x nssE s1we l=s&zr4 SzM-r-- Trsz
81 es rarS q = Fl zaAcZS~< arr
zu11 L@-2-E@ $ezrrh Is Ea1 en1r h=t-
- zAzz a-w atss= Cztz Wacs- SARA
klt ca-14s-s II a. 70 ~ u4rszxe z-s
SIS - s1-- =z1<r zs - g 2rzz1S
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

C1eer r@E EkuxsszezL Ne~fy
fsrEAshse TEass mnafnicea On kSzh-
ct s,Ars & exec fezcs Pupztxr
p-tces, Ee2e1 1lzresrs For nlzizE -e1.
s,ockzsz Eze EeTcekzts Have Foszr
E21 41&FssSse care q Te- AlasEF
Take SsssE-eeztA street car a. CESo-
Eepo1
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
n 80 81 A...-sa-se

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= -~searsrz 2zZssacas s1x EA@ week
e1zE s<+ z<z- <rsz ozz - 80
~ reR Nsrh5s FEE e%GAss. s@aEs
zu-ss * 49, zUs s-=e 1S-zsszz-S &
ssg - we=s la ess1 -Yare 11z
E< A. S=z s17e -
Exr.1sz ssszssz Ta= s-xzs=szc
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

wkatt limitations at lat4~at ssall
can ts lEaH.f a- $50 rEw u|Hsk ls.nr
.af# ass F14lF Ae5Hsr a1- wrfNe me
Htaa=5rh frl.a HaHrs Npr A1r AtEE AraQA-
Hs- @f f..ra7sH EHla
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
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t-->s, \ rszsr.aer ta- -Ae trr- !. 49,.
tzEAt c. Srrr >.ea.s see1 EaSr- Cr-r-s
>SeIz-z- Hot sweating Fexs- C.s--ss AT
hGzts1ss A. al Ti<g-<is-- and >Ane
>sc-cs- @@e- >4E7ae Sez- EEEE A.
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

or saturday June 21th. = rate Of
only 81 wifl be made hg the Union
Fssgfa- - l~aald oa their fast trains 10
~ louis tickets good fGr ret1rn FOR
amen DAVIS same rate is made to kan
-as rlrV and rrfHrn. Fne' - rate -
- r.aufs good 10 return until October
e1zr F= aH -aAe @Eerv Say.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Lex A@r~ @Aaz da Eas4 rasAz h.
! ssE ~ EEzA HeE 4uE -
azzs - e@sE sI eNEFzsss-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

say, pa what's al idiom-~ That's
she Latin meauIa for mere than aus
sdiot ! dout know shat yuarF - gu-
IA 70 school for Il they doa,t learn
you them kind cf things there 80
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
1cln ~ cALlFoRmla.

ttc4pins ire
da eys ia
helping the
Rbuie body.
for 1t Is tne
kidneys tast
reinaYe the
paisuua ani
waste ffom
the bedY
lie IN &
this simple
lesson b a 8
made many
sick men and
women we'll
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
vsrnish stains.

Exact limitations Of natural wood
can s.. sgs.-ci on old or new work. color
...rH ak your dealer or write Us Tire
Hr.tY4tlt. .r-e- Jones Mer Co. 1891 Araps ?
hsla = Denver. Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Every housekeeper should know
that if they win buy Defiance Cold
water starch for laundry use they
viii save not only time because II
never sticks to the iron. hnt because
each package contains 1s oz--one full
pound-wllle all other Cold Water
starches are put up in @.-ponnd pack
ages. and the price is the same. ID
cents. Then again because Defiance
siarca is free FROM all injurious chem
icals. II your grocer tries to sell you
I2oz. package il is because he has
. stock on hand which he wishes TO
sfsrose OF before he puts in Defiance
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let
ters and figures ZIG ozs. Demand
Deaarcs and save much time and
money and the annoyance OF the iron
sticking DeEance never sticks
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

tr<rI sake Is q s4aare m-sl a. tae
bones aFnHH. 4ftrfHa af3 aafHtaE w4# au
hat sivak aGa rrlfi I=stalHrs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

DsAls--Thz- sorse drzzS = crowd
wAs-~v@r ~ Eu~S Casfozsr-I s.a1 (
Eszs Aerss tc e-zE = ze-0xE-SzlF -
1rzx
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

..e,.- vhv a. the Irish come TO
Ar-seEi5s 81 such numbers oh I sup
pa-s rler just naturally can't get
along ssEthout the snakes
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Tlsss cure "a tsr tzsf sness.e - we rver as-e
frr ali a-sttl7as el iHe usFssat az' .=ass--A v ~
g. l.Nual 81. n Aasarua. Lad. Fesa ~ IAN
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
Na-r.sh staIrs

gts tas EH-sg mas wHe tells 1o4
tasfa ia ua seh tH.Hz a7 taek
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

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-sz4z ne zzEs 50 =-s@F s~zz ~ ii tAs
ssH--s-'-z1z1 ---rsz1 Es~zkrsaz--e~ a. ID
II So zs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

When we sqesk q the better CLASSES
se DO net zeesssArily refer 20 the peC
PIE who keE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
= saI-StaIlIor.

u@pp3e xrag Fert heron stallion ave
Yeas OLD Hare-bresf and registered
Weight $3.50 j. r. a a Co Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
-he aIra-r. c--.--.

May = ma hAs be~a ezziaz \ Asrc
ssczzss hs russ 10 ihs occzsso1-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Do Won t.eliete in the &-rays- Yes.
certainly ff sour hand isn't worth any
faare tlaa that.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Miss VI. Cartledge gives some
helpful sdsiee 10 young girls.
Her ktter is but oue of thou.
sands which prove that nothing
is 50 helpful 10 young girls Who
are just arriving st the period OF
wemsnhoei aS lydia T. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
pxsx NsS rgSxHAM II ea-=A
pats lydia +. riakhani'> Nege-
table Compound ssss gA5v. ~ IL
is sAe ea,y zsr,ssesae J svc- Era-4 vss,A
ez-o1 ~. ! suEr-vl - t-~z NJ
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al Lazy a. slsaes ! ecu& ~ rz=Sss
u'v stU&eS M tSe ESzG az.&-~ss.
NJ tAcecAzs e>r5zrse sszs-E-sS. l As4
Ae.1zcAes. Ases a-Axs &eA Se6zr
s-se2ss, &lsa rsizs IN tae hss-lz 1-& s.sser
l=eS l. sz-s ! va So A. cv-z
ENSAflv. zsser rz@Hy ssArr -Sz=Rssies
ka4 erea I-5ssl ~ ns-r Asar - = -
LYDIA r PtnAhana's NeS~saAle
4 ssss pound. All Al aae&Se-4 - s1r
tAAt 2fser a. 1sr = salr s~e se,ss
vysess-ts, sAAz-c - - hesser sAalS
F,s-'. xz1 b sScrs ~ vss =
y'ezsccs scAlEA J Sen NzavAz. .zZ1 80
tss. A. s,zaz3 So uzgs-S 49, -
An lzaeSrA xsz& tc ar ~ exverirzs-e
vsA lzN3ta = F3nkhAuas> Ne-r-
table tsssss Pound. fzz s zss=ss -
te-vet E-1 81 ~ foz=> vvc-r t-7zs~.
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sa-ss .4z s-szss 49, zsssas .,sz'-sc >. .=-~-zs~-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Don't you think Mr.. Sirius Barker
is very hard to plsase7' No. an
swered Miss Cayenne He seems very
well satisfied With himself
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

Nssss-w r xssezs sAs szly rseas ~~x>s
zsHS S-es~zza<z h4~ >'s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18

0ssO ~ Z zr E=s<s sz--.s 49, SsssS
k "a - - ssAl- Ass s--s.(
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-18
SORE
FEET
SORE
HANDS
One Nigh t
Treatment
with
(UT|(()RA

Soak the feet or hands
on retiring in A strong,
hot. creamy lather of
CUTICURA SOAP.
Dry. and anoint freely
with Gu TICURA
OINTMENT, the great
skin cure and purest of
emollientS. Bandage
lightly in old. soft cotton
or linen. For itching,
burning. and scaling &C.
:ema. raShes. intlanma-
ton. and chatting. tor red
ness, roughneSs. cracks,
and fiSsures, with brittle,
shapelcSs nails. this treat
mentis simply wonderful,
frequently curing in one
night.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-01
THE BALTIC
FLEET SAILS
-Four Of Its Officers Held,
However.
CONVENTION SUBMITTED
For Consideration OF czar-Garrison and
Fleet at Gibraltar Modified
One Russian ofhcer
Dies.
CONVENTION SUBMITTED

London, Nov. u Lord l.ansdowne,
foreign secretary, Lord Selbonrne, first
lord Of the admiralty, and Count Ben
kendortf, Russian ambassador, had a
long conference last night which con-
tinued until late hour After the con
ference summons were issued Tor cab
Iinet meeting Wednesday Rumors, not
confirmed, however, are current today
that serious hitch has occurred in the
negotiations regarding the North Sea
incident.
Lord I.ansdoWne has delivered TO
Count Benkendorii a draft Of the con
Hventi0n providing for a commission OF
inquiry into the North Sea incident. 1t
will now be sent to st. Petersburg for
the Cars acceptance. When the Gar
expresses his agreement to the eonyen-
ton the commissioners will be appoint
led at once
From selni.oilicial Russian sources il
rs learned that four officers nominated
BY Admiral RoiestvenskY as being con-
eerned in the North Sea affair have been
detailed from the fleet at Nigo and arc
now en- route for St. Petersburg to pre-
sent their reports 10 the Car. The
Baltic fleet viii continue to the far
East as soon as the coaling difficulties
Fat Tangier are overcome.
The Tangier correspondent Of Dalzel's
vines that the captain Of one Of the
Baltic fleet vessels who was wounded
lin the North Sea affair. has died at the
langier hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-01
Stock Market Gossip.

New York, Nov. / To-day is holt
day in London. The opening prices here
were a trine higher than last night 5
closing. Yesterday weakness is attri-
buted 10 the shift in the betting odds
on Roosevelt from 6 to to 3ia to /, and
to the large amount Of gold recently en-
gagged for export However, in well-in.
formed circles ii is believed these theo-
ries were used by powerful interests to
bring about an overdue reaction. Dur
ing the first hours trading prices held
firm and most Of the standard railroad
stocks advanced over ! point Near the
noon hour the market became decidedly
weak and at ! o'clock prices We're de-
clining rapidly. IL would not be sur-
prising if the termination Of the present
decline was near at hand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-01
ILLEGAL DEER SHOOTING.
Held on Charge Of Shooting Deer During
Closed Season.

st. Adams, Oct 81. CALVIN Niles Of
Fairfax was arrested today On two
counts, one charging him with shooting
two deer during the closed season. III
was claimed by the state and states
attorney Loelslin attempted to show that
the deer, which were two out 81 herd
Of i've which had been attracted to the
vicinity 81 the reservoir BY salt heks,
and which were killed ut about $50
O'Clock on the night Of October "a. jus
tice kearney, before whom Niles was
arraigned, was satisfied that ther was
sufficient evidence to hold the respond
emit, and bound him up in the sum Of
5000, 500 for each case. for hearing
before the grand jury. Niles, who was
defended by Judge 1illotson, secured a
bondsman and was released from cns
tody last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-01

The various state institutions viii
perhadps bear an investigation but in
view Of the fact that SO much smoke
has been stirred up in the past few years
over alleged administration, etc, it
would be well to make this investigation
clear 70 the bottom. The legislative
committee which has been authorized by
the signing Of the commission Of the
governor to begin the investigation may
rest assured that they have the support
Of tile people Of tho state nay, more,
they may be assured that the people
81 the state demand d most searching
examination. This ever recurring cam
paign cry, echoed and reiechoed, j be-
coming too monotonous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-01
Great Britain Consented.

st. Petersburg, NOV. lit is reported
here today that Great Britain had CON
sented to the Baltic deet proceeding on
its way provided the officers responsible
for the North Sea incident are left be-
hind as sort OF hostage pending the
investigation OF the firing on the Brit
isb fishing vessels