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Evening journal., 1904-05-09
SCHOOLS AGAIN
. RESUME SESSIONS
After Week of Recreation
Thousands OF ScholarsTake
Up Their Studies
INTERESTING EXERCISES HELD
Professor Twitmyer Talks to High
School Students on "Does Education
Pay"-Asks Boys to Have More Stick
toitiveness and Get an Education.

toitiveness and Get an Education.
After a week Of recreation and enjoy
ment the thousands Of school children
in Wilmington returned to their stud
les this morning. Appropriate exer-
cises were held in all the schools and
the routine of school life was again
taken up.
The usual Monday morning exercises
at the High School were elaborated on.
A special program had been previously
arranged and the entertainment was
the most interesting held in the school
for some time.
Superintendent OF Public Schools
Twitmyer addressed the pupils. taking
as his subject Does Education Pay"
He called attention to the earning
capacity of a young man in different
stages OF knowledge. An ordinary
youth with a limited amount of knowl-
elge he figured. had an annual earning
capacity of $3.50 over and above his liv-
ing expenses. A high school graduate
had an earning capacity OF $500 and a
college graduate, $1,000.
"A young man should strive for an
education and continue forward until
he acquires IT," said Professor Twit-
myer. "A high school," continued the
superintendent, ais not only for the
purpose of graduating scholars. but the
country is made better and a benefit is
reaped by it from the knowledge these
graduates receive"
Superintendent Twitmyer deplored
the fact that there were twice as many
girl graduates as boys. He said this
condition should not exist and he called
upon the young men TO have more
sticktoitiveness. continue on and no
break away from school just at thl
time they were acquiring knowledge
that would be Of great value to then
in the future.
Many OF the High School teacher
spent May week visiting in other cit
les. Miss Josephine Fletcher. Miss A
Blanche Durfee, MISS Grace II. Sayer'
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle and Professo
A. II. Berlin spent the week in Ne'
York. Miss Elizabeth J. Hopes en-
b joyed her vacation at Atlantic City.
During the past week Mrs. Marth
y. Cahoon, teacher OF the junic
classes at the High School, was mar
ried to Stephen G. Gillespie. Her plao
this morning was filled by another.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
WILL REMOVE WRECKS
sunken Car Float in the christiana to
be Removed

The United States Engineer for this
district has awarded the contract to
remove a sunken car float I'm the Chris
tiana River opposite the shipyard of
Enoch Moore & Sons Company. to ].
j. Williams of Chester The work Of
removing the obstruction viii begin
within a few days.
II is expected that the work Of re-
moving the sunken steamer Githans
from ST. Jones River In Kent county
viii begin shortly. The sunken vessel
has been an obstruction to nst igation
and a menance to the shipping indus
try.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
DOWN STATE
IN THE LODGE CONTEST

The Evening Journals st. Louis con-
test, for the most popular lodge man
lin Delaware, is progressing apace and
the second week opens with nearly fifty
thousand votes cast This is big
total, more especially considering hNt
only six days have elapsed since the
race began.
Interest is being taken among frater-
nal organization men down the State.
but the city members seem to have a
clear lead so far. The down State peo-
pie can hustle. as was evidenced by the
piano contest snd there may be some
thing doing later on.
The totals today are.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
VANDERBILT LOSES COUNSEL
Robert c. Harman Says He Will Not
Represent Defendant at Dover.

Chief of Police George Black is ex-
pected TO return from Cleveland. Ohio.
with Harvey B. Vandegrift tonight.
The latter is charged with embezzle-
ment at Dover. He jumped his bail.
which was forfeited several days ago
and a capias issued for his arrest.
Robert G. Harman. counsel for Van
degrift says that because of the man
ner in which the prisoner treated him
by failing to return for trial after
promising him several times that he
would, he will go to Dover and ask the
court to release hi mas counsel for
the defendant.
Samuel S. Adams will go 10 Dover
upon the return OF VandeErift and
represent the bondsmen who produced
bail for the prisoners release.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
ala he did not think it was marsh

said he did not think 1t was marsh
land.
Real estate men say that the ASSESS
ment on dwellings generally Is fair but
there are number OF cases where a
there are number OF cases whore the
property owners claim their land is as
sessed for more than It Is worth.
An official az the North Side Improve
ment Company said this morning that
the company's land, which Is unim-
proved. Is assessed for more than Il
could be sold for. Appeals have been
made to the board, but It has never
been reduced.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
WITNESSES HAVE RETURNED
Men Who Appeared in Pittsburs in B,
& o. Suit at Home.

Ticket Agent John Hitch at the Delaware
Avenue station of the B. and o. railroad,
former special officer Green, Of the Com
pany and Police officer Frank Massey re-
turned from Pittsburg on Saturday where
they were witnesses in the case of A. B.
Jones, Of Pittsburg. against the b. and
o. railroad. The plainiff was put off q,
train in this city some time ago because
he could not find his ticket. lie found the
ticket after being elected from the train
but it was void on al others.
The verdict in the Pittsburg court was
given TO the defendant.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
oranoemen Attend church,

Members of the local lodge of
Orangemen attended divine services in
Rodney street Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning. About $50 OT0nge-
men were present and a special ser
mon was preached by the Rev. W. f..
10. Lewis
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
piloted the prisoner back to Jail for
the noon recess.
Sympathy From the Detectives.

Sympathy From the Detectives.
At the head of the stairs stood state
Detective Ratledge. who was the main
spring in the prosecution. There were
tears in his eyes, and his voice choked,
as he grasped Mrs. Powell's hand and
said:
Now, you cheer up. and don't quit
hoping. Your friends haven't left you.
State Detective Francis, who assist
ed Ratledge in working up the case,
crowded up to shake hands with Mrs
Powell, but she could not speak.
Her dinner was sent away untouched
Mrs. Powell's counsel did not go to
her Immediately.
Il have nothing to say" was the
only comment Mr.. Ridgely would make
He said he had not decided whether
or not to appeal the case.
'All l have to say is that the woman
had very great provocation,' said At,
torney- General Ward.
Pity From Her Husband.
When Mrs Powell and her guard
emerged from the Court House 10 &c
back to the cell which the prisoner had
hoped to quit forever she looked mucf
more than her SO years. In the shadow
Of darkness her husband crept up tC
her and said:
Il am sorry, Molly"
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
win Give Musicale.

There viii be a musicale at st. Johns
parish house on Wednesday evening IN
which some OF the most prominent sing
ers Of the city win take part.
This musicale Is Tor the benefit OF
the Rev. Harrington Litten a mission
ary in China. who Is a son OF a former
rector OF ST. Johns.
The Rev. Mr.. Littell has a wide cir
Gle Of friends here who will no doubt
be glad of the chance 60 assist him in
his work.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Juniors Attend Church.

Representatives from all uhe Councils OF
the Junior Order ofAmerican Mechanics in
this city attended services at Scott Church
yesterday. The Rev. r. *. Stephenson
preached an appropriate sermon and the
choir under William White sang SPECIAL
music
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
New Goods at Q. W. Lynch Co.,
Grorere

harrington Hall steel cut coffee. S5c
pound; Lipton's teas, zoe and 75c
pound. The old Tabard Inn teas and
.coffees, 3Oc. 4Oc and soc the pound
You get good goods at right prices
from US. Two stores, n. w. Cor. Maci-
son and Fourth SITS; S. W. Cor. King
and Eighth SIS. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
MAN ANO CANNES bitten
BY MAD DOG ON RAMPAGE
Little Town Of Bethel Has
a Big Scare From
Hydrophobia

with more than half "A dozen dogs and
one man bitten by "a big shepherd dog
supposed to be suffering ff2m rabies,
the little town of Bethel in Sussex
county is suffering a big mad dog
scare.
On Saturday the dog which belonged
to Captain William sauerhoff living
near the village, came running through
the streets frothng al the mouth,
swapping and biting at everything In
its path. After several dogs had been
attacked. Elmer Knowles was set lon.
The animal sank its teeth In his leg.
The dog was killed afterward. It's
head has been sent to the Pasteur In
stitute. Baltimore, along with the man
bitten.
AS many Of the dogs bitten as pos
sible were killed but several are still
at large and the residents Of the little
town are afraid to venture out OF doors.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Has conc 70 Washlnnton.

Mrs. Frank II. Bethel, of New York,
who has bene visiting Mrs. Joseph w.
Reybold and Mrs. Ho.stein Harvey OF
this city for the past two weeks, left this
morning for Washington. Mr.. Bethel was
recently appointed manager Of the Bell
Telephone Company for the district of
Baltimore and Washington. They will
make their future home in Washington.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
WEATHER BULLETIN

The predicts Middle
Land today partly cloudy weather nearly stationary emperotu and fresh
cloudy to partly cloudy slightly cooler weather and fresh souey winds
Will prevail with and followed IN this
generally by clearing conditions Wednesday
cloudy
European steamers sailing win cloudy weather
southely o be
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Bihle Union Meetina.

The subject at the meeting Of the VIII
mmgton Blbe Union this evening viii be
"The Prodigal Son" w. l.. Pettlngin
viii answer the question: How can we
desire the second coming of Christ while
so many pope are unsavel.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
s1.oo 10 Baltimore and Return.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Sunday.
May Is. Special express train leaves
Wilmington 9.45 a. m. Returning leaves
Baltimore $50 y. m. Tickets good only
on special train.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
open Dance At shellpot.

There win be open dances at She'll
pot Park Tuesday, Thursday and SAT-
urday evenings.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Double Standard Tobaooo.

Half pound bags--good smoke. 10c.
lsdan Plug Chewing. union made. 27c
pound bar. Black Plug for smoking.
sc. Durstein. L. end St. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
SERVICE PENSION FOR AGE.

New and important order. Sc when 60. s.
when s.. SO when IS, Sl2 when 20 years.
John Wainwright & Co.. Pension Attys..
2nd floor. 3 W. 7th ST.. Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Mo.orman For eovernmsnt launch.

on May 2S a civil service examina-
tion for a motorman for a gasoline
launch al Lewes viii be held at the
Federal Buildire The position pays
s45 a month
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
IL NJ sAI.rMAN & co.

II. NJ. cAA4lMAN a. w.
ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK
done; building and repairing. Refrigerat-
ors and pianos repaired. los West strees.
Wilmington. Del. apr26-26t
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

cANvAssERs WANTED. APPLY IN
mediately to The Evening Journal.
Best proposition ever tried in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

St. Petersburg, May 9.-At a meeting OF
the financial department of the Council
OF The Empire under tho presidency of
Count solsky today, the report of the com
mittee regarding the issue of new hvo
per cent loan Of Si5O,O0OO00, TO be secured
In France, was approved and signed. IL
will be sanctioned by the Emperor to-
day.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

The steamer Luceline arrived In port
from Rowcn, France this morning. She
will take ON oil at Marcus Hook and clear
within a few days.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
RUSSIANS FALL
BACK FROM JAPS
Cars Soldiers Now Pre-
pairing Leave Ninchwang
to Their Enemies
FENG WANG -GHENG UNDEFENIED

kieropatkin May Not Make a Stand
Until He Reaches Lao Yang, Where
He is Assembling All His Forces for
Grand Results.
Chofoo. May Q (Noon) Passengers ar
riving here on the steamer Peirarch from
Nluchwang say that when they left the
Russians had commenced The evacua-
tion OF the place. Some guns had been
takea from the forts and many troops had
already gone. In other respects the town
was quiet.. The passengers understood
before their departure that the Japanese
had cunt the railway but they learned no
particulars.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

The Barber Board of Examiners will
meet on Thursday and Friday nights of
May IL and l3, 1904 between hours Of $50
and u p m. at the office Of Fsrry En-
mons, Esq, Ninth and Market strets, for
purpose of renewing certiicates and re-
ceiving new applications. BY order of
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

Charles X. Moore. President,
Walter r. Coale, treasurer,
Arthur G.. Preston. secretary.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

Nluchwang May s Delayed There is
every indication that the Russians have
decided to evacuate uhis place. Troops
have been leaving here an day long. Forts
have been Gismantled and all the aublllcry
has been placed on board trans. Ail tho
local transportation has been commands
cred by the Russian authorities. Tho gun
and troops are going 10 Lao Yang.
There Is current here a native rumor
that japanese troops are In Foo-Chow
Bay, on the west side Of uho Isao-Tung
peninsula, and about sixty miles north OF
Port Arthur, but this report lacks conar-
nation
The fear Is held here that if the Rus
SLAMS leave Nmchwang and the Japanese
do not cat once take possession of tho
town the brigands who are now across
the river near Ylng-Kow will pin age tho
place. The foreign residents are prepared
TO resist the brgunds. The British Consul
has requested that a gunboat be sent
here.
The Russians probably win destroy the
gunboaf svoutch before departing The
vessel is in the harbor here.
Japanese troops fired ON what probably
was the last train out OF Port Arthur az
] ll PASSED. near Fort Adams, Iney used ar
uliery and small arms and HI led or
wounded several Chinese.
IL is reported here that viceroy Alexieff
was slightly wounded prior 10 his depar,-
ure from Port Arthur He barely escaped
from there before the japanese closed tho
lines of communication.
The Russian general staff has moved
from hiao-Yaus 90 Moukden
Russians here viii not talk Of the situa-
iop for fear that thoy may lmpart some
Information. They do not consider thai
their forces here are sufficient to no j this
section of the country. IL is probable that
the Russian troops will withdraw 20 Har-
bin.
Tho Russian civilians ate leaving hore
hurnedly, and many natives arc fleeing
from the city in fear that they will be
subjected 20 maltreaimcni az the hands OF
the hrinande
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
oil Vessel Arrives in Port.

cummines the phoiogTaphcF, a07 MarE'
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
WEATHER.

Tomorrow: Cloudy to partlS
cloudy, slightly cooler.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
Plenty Of Time Vet.

Up 70 this time there has been the l.n,-
O., snowfall In the mountains Of any sea-
son for number o! years and many Of
our ranehmen are already beginning 70
barrow ,Iouble tro,nla shortage Of water
for The coming season, There is ample
tin,o yo. for siarge snowf.il In n, noun
tains. II |. doesn't come. theru Is no ros-l
son why there should ba any alarm given.
70, ,we have ra,ieed in seasons pas, when
tho snowfall IS iigh, we have more rain in
the spring. which is equally as gop'.-,
Canon City Clipper. % 1Naf 'Hni AlEJ
I Err. Chew. enKinoer Of irrigation drG-
;riet No. 2. says that as . general rule
the mountains Ira bare Of snow unul
much later in the season. and that the
heavits, snows arc to como. He expects
;ha. luioro viii be plenty Of snow in tho
late winter aud early spring TO supply all
the wants Of the farmers during tho sum-
NOR, O.. |.T# .F
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
District Court Doings.

The case Of George Hammond vs.. Eiv-
erpooI and London Globe Insurance Com
pany. on account Of fire. was tried Thurs
day afternoon. the jury returning a ver-
dict for the plaintiff in the sum, Of Sl5z,
The breach. Of promise suit Of. Rachel
Nicely vs.. T. D., Foley came up in the
District court last Friday behind closed
doors. Tho jury brought in a verdict
awarding $1,000 damages and costs to
the plaintiff. .nfHur yrrow bua E!u1
The case Of John Deyine. charged with
wrecking passenger train No. 6, on Octo-
Der so, was tried in the District court on
Monday and Tuesday of this week. the
jury returning a verdict of guilty as
charged in ten minutes, and Devine being
sentenced by Judge Voorhees, to the peni-
tentiary for life. District Attorney Miller
was assisted in the prosecution by r. R.
Hoffmire. attorney for the Santa Fe, and
w. B. Goblin was appointed by the court
to conduct the defense. t.;.rr s.,. rI......a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
Rocky Ford's First National Bank

The FRS, National Bank OF Rocky Ford
Announces tha. it will open for tho trans
action Of 4 general banking business
about Monday. January 25, with a cap
ital Of $4,000. 80 '-'7- g.." L
Messrs. John r. Cunningham and Geo
H. Harris. both formerly cashiers with
Tho National State Bank Of Terro Haute.
Ind, will be in active management with
the advice and assistance OF the local
directors. ."'"r
! The officers are as follows: T. H. STRAIT
ton. " President: Charles Reoker. Vice
President: j. r. Cunningham. Cashier;
Geo. H. Harris. Asst. Cashier. ,4.l. ..f
Directors; Charles Recker. Humphrey
Best. v. L. Jackson. H. " Alexander. j.
r. Cunningham. Geo. FL Harris. T. N.
stra:ton.dnG lu lrerl5lui7pgus nsut
Stockholders, H, y. Alexander, David
Best, Humphry Best, NJ Q. Cogglns, J. r
cuaningbar. Daniel DeSrner. Isaial Den
is.GAi r & H.. bEnyart.i Geo. n. Harris.
w L. Jackson Andrew Nichols H.. W.
Potter, Chas. Rocker. H. Stratton, J.
van fioth. matf -aHI.lE y.sufg ur'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
Goin' nnl Cosnin'.

With tho sugar trust on ono side ham
merirg down the price Of sugar. and the
farmers on tho other demanding an in
crease in tho price Of boGts.'tho future is
not tinted roseste huu by a DANCED
sigh, for tho American sugar manufac-
urer. Sugar City Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
Grand, Tuesday, Jan. 70.

How quickly the mind reverts back to
the happy days OF long ago is never more
practically demonstrated than in watching
the audience dismiss itself after seeing
Hold Jed Prouty,%isnd hearing their com
days Of yors- A. r.. Grand, .assday.
Jan. 26.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

f. Rau Of Chicago is stopping at the
FL Captain where he will be pleased to
meet cantaloupe growers He represents
S. =. Fish * 10. OF Gliisago, -nold and
.b'e :on'n.s:cr h 'us-. y. Stcop
- no re- de-: .s e!it or i'isn & &c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
II you, Want d piano.

For great power of tone. delioaey OF
touch. highest excellence Of workman ship
buy the Mehlin Inverted Grand Piano. 1t
is buiIt to support the tone, will never get
harsh. thin or tinpanny. gUI.Hal ui' Do
For sale by T. J. Hill. ,. ,....... ..,y..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

t<TS3f on topof a loaf of bread stands
for ,Talhelm Of the Denver Bak--
81. cry. none Eonuine without it. 54tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
For Sale.

All Of my poultry and fixtures. consist
ing Of B. Leghorns. r. Rocks and a few
W. Wyandottes, 2 Reliable lncubators
600 eggs eaoh), Sure Hatch Incubator.
200 eggs). 2 Breeders, lot Of poultry
netting and other fixtures.
..Eaa AT. Brown.
I @."f. W o66 Ash Ave.
South Of lower end Of fair grounds. 54-55
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

The following dealers handle and rec
otimcnd Liberty Bell Fresh Roasted cof
fees: W. J. Brown, c. II. Daring, {. l..
Govereau, Kinney Grocery Co., II. p.
Talhelm, f. c. Shelton, Valley Trading
Co., Wolfe's Cash Grocery Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

FOR SALE. Good work team, weigh
AGO. Call on or address G. p. Barton,
AZ miles southeast of Rocky Ford.
{ o.. .. 70 ...s... ... | AIN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

FOR SALE--2 shares of water rights
in the High Line Canal. Terms reason
able. John L. Turner
54-56p Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

! This .HiQb,,. -hafk.t Price paid Tor
Chicks-sF.o ..:As;S 81 STAT sat
MAIks,. U.1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

For Windmills and Pumps call
on The Rocky Ford Hardware
NomPany. n8LML.mea g..l 10 ,aan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
The contract price for Cucum-
Der SeedIfor the crop of l004wi!l
bed2O cents per pound. eI'.ilih"4
z'!225IIi'2,l G"' D. V. BurrelI.

The Enterprise household has given the
Mocha and Java coffee of the lndepend-
ence Coffee & Spice Co. of Pueblo trial
and finds it to be most excellent. lthas a
fine favor and cannot but please those
who enjoy a cup Of high grade coffee. 1t
is Tor sale by several Rocky Ford Rrocers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

For good Flour 20 to Talhelm's Bak-
| ery, r.. --------- 1886
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

WATER STOCK in the High Line
canal for sale. Address T. T.. Sims, Fow.
Ter, Colo. '-----..-.-- --''--.'7---- 3i-55p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

A meeting Of Bradford Oil Co. stock
holdsrs was hold at La lJunta Monday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22

ICES of all kinds and favors at Forbes
g. Blinn's. a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-16

MOLE good many were disappointed Saturday being
able get of those CSC Shirt Waists. We supposed
SIX dozen would be enough We shall try and get another lot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-16

Suits Tin Ladies suits We
have an especially strong line al
only $500 each
Sweaters in the Blouse and
Norfolk Jacket styles at 2oS,
S3.oS and $500.
Furs THE quality and the
prices are selling our Furs very
readily. We can save YOU
money on Furs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-16
Az Unfounded Rumor.

The rumor to the effect that Dr. +
B. Whitaker of Barre has left thai
thriving village 10 avoid the result o.
the Breach Of Promise trial at the Opera
House on Friday evening, November Is
is uniounded The Doctor is in the
best Of health and spirits and proposes
to be on deck every moment OF the
trial, and be viii make It exceedingly
interesting for the plaintiff and her hired
attorney from Massachusetts.
It should not he forgotten that this
is a Mock Trial under the auspices OF
.Vineitia Club, and that every moment
OF the two hours and more viii be exeit-
ing, instructive and fun-provoking
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told 70
Busy Readers

New garments at Abbott's.
shirt waists at Yaughans,
Everything in underwear at Moore &
Owens
Visit Abbott's waiting room when in
the city.
Ladies' and gentIemen's solid gold
watches at +. +. Burr & Co.'s.
You win be well entertained at the
Opera House Friday evening.
New chamois vests and lung protect.
ors at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Go to McWhorters for your under
wear, sweaters, etc, for men and boys.
The Goddard foot BAH team had their
pictures taken at @ Bau's studio this
afternoon.
The Over the Teacups club win meet
with Mrs. j. w Mcdonald tomorrow
Afternoon at $50.
Fancy lake apples, Baldwins, Green.
ings, Spies, etc. now on siding at the
Averill Mills, rs So. Main st.
Clinton Gale returned today from St.
Lawrence university, where he has
been coaching tho varsity foot BAH team
this season.
Always on hand the latest style Of
stationery from factory. Eaton urI-
butts is Our leader. Ideal Book and Sta
tionery Store
a nice little home, pleasantly located,
ut a price within the reach Of all is adj
yertised BY the ID. a. Perry Real Estate
Agency in another column.
The ladies Of the Universalist society
will meet with Mrs. G. n. Benedict Fri
day at o'clock, to sew for the fair A
large attendance is desired
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-16
A strennons nemed,

In England the old time cure for
smallpox and measles was a sogma
thrashing, There are English peoplc
still living who We're treated for me'i.
sles In their infancy by frequent whip
pings By their parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-16

The worst insect infested neghhor-
hood In the world is the coast of Bor-
neo. The streams OF that region are
at certain seasons HnnaFigable because
of the clouds Of insects which III tile
air and make ne nnbearable.