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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-13
HOUSE. AFTERNOON.
Tuesday, Oct. II.

TUESDAY, Oct. IL.
The report of the committee on
joint rules was read and adopted.
Joint Resolution. By Mr.. O'Sul-
livan Of st. Adams city, limiting the
number of committeeman to visit the
several State institutions to three
members of the House and two of the
Senate, to be chosen from the JOINT
committees considering these institu-
tion and their needs Mr.. O'Sullivan
defended the resolution on the ground
of retrenchment, the unnecessary alb
sence of the usual large number of
members from their legislative duties
when these trips are made, and cited
the Governor S recommendation look.
ing toward economy.
Mr.. Circuit of Derby suggested that
the resolution be ordered to lie
Mr.. O'Sullivan said he was disposed
to leave the resolution at the mercy of
the House now,
Mr.. Grout moved that the resolu-
tion be ordered to lie and be made the
special order for tomorrow at II
O'Clock. Carried, yeas, 1870, nays 81.
The Speaker announced the House
joint standing committees
Bills Introduced. H. 16, By Mr..
Pape of Barre city, relating TO cleo
tion OF Representatives to the General
Assem- bly, Provides for election by
plurality, leaves ballot box open till
B o'clock p N. Elections
H. II, BY MIR. Darling of Chelsea
amending law relating to taking land
for school purposes Gives right Of
appeal to county court from select
men S finding of damages. Judiciary.
H. IS, By Mr.. Start of Bakersfield.
providing for revision the Vermont
Statutes.
H. 10, By Pierce of Fairlee, regu-
lating the use of highways by certain
vehicles and machines. Shuts out
any vehicle or machine run by any
other than muscular power, on any
public highway between noon of any
day and midnight next day. Viola
tions punished by fine or imprison-
me Mt, or both. General committee
H. 20, By Willard of Townshend,
establishing an agricultural course in
LELAND & Gray Seminary. Agricul-
ture.
II. 21, By Tarbell Of Mt. Holly,
Incorporating the Mechanicsville
Creamery Association. Corporations.
H. %, Hurlbut of Georgia, to pre-
vent drawing seines in Missisquoi bay.
Game AMI fisheries. No drawing of
seines from January l to October in
each year Fine from $500 to $500
H. 23, BY Dyer of Middletown
Springs, to regulate nomination of
candidates by popular vote Bill
identical with S /. Special commit
tee oil caucus legislation,
H. "a, By Shipman of Waterbury,
amending Sec. 2, No. 5S. Acts of 1900,
relating to fidelity insurance compan.
les. Probate court shall not accept
foreign fidelity companies unless such
company has obeyed provision relating
to service of process. Judiciary.
II. 20, BY Sherwin of Jamaica, re.
pealing law requiring pharmacists to
be licensed Public health,
H. 20, By O'Brien of South Burling-
ton, repeating bounties on noxious
animals. General committee. Wipes
out every bounty in existing statues.
Adjourned.
SENATE. MORNING
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-13
The LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-AFTERNOON.
Monday, Oct. 10

Monday, Oct. 10
Called to order by Presi dent Stearns.
Joint resolution BY Senator Lord,
granting use of Representatives Hall
to Vermont Historical Society on
evening of Oct ~ for public exercises
Adopted
Bills introduced S. 3, by Senator
Slack, Caledonia, creating office of
attorney general. Referred to COM
mittee on judiciary. Attorney gener-
al to be appointed by the Governor at
salary of 50, 500 and expenses; is to
represent the State in ali causes in
which it is interested; to supervise
criminal prosecutions and advise
States attorneys attend sessions of
Legislature and assist in preparation
of measures is to advise State Off
GERS when necessary; is to report at
each session of Legislature; is to take
no fee for services in any prosecution ;
existing statutes relating to assign
ment of counsel to assist States at
torney are to be repealed.
S. 4, by Senator Buxton, Rutland,
providing for Licenses for resident
hunters of deer. Committee on fish
and game. Deer hunters not resi-
dents of this State must procure Ii
cense from fish and game commission
ers paying therefor $40. Can then
kill only one deer. Provisions made
for removing carcass of one deer from
State. Penalty for violation of its
provisions not less than $25 nor more
than 500.
s. 5, by Senator Buxton, to repeal
certain acts relating to bounties on
noxious animals. Repeats all acts
providing for Dounties. Committee
on fish and game.
S. 6. by Senator Buxton, relating
to election of Representatives to Cen
eral Assembly. Provides for election
by plurality instead of majority.
Committee on elections.
S. 7, by Senator Carpenter, Rut-
land to prevent telling of trees into
creeks and rivers. Provides penalty
of S. fer each offence of telling trees
or floating them in river without
limbs first being trimmed off.
Adjourned.
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.
Monday, Oct. 10.
Devotional exercises conducted by
the chaplain.
The journal of Thursday was read
and approved.
The report of committee on rules
was read by the clerk. Practically
the same as last session. Adopted
ON the part of the House. Increase
in military committee to eleven mem.
bers
I
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-13

Vermont's summer hotels are most
of them closed now for the year and,
as a rule, they report the best business
they ever had. Vermont is bound to
become the most popular summer re-
sort State in the East if her citizens
will only awake to the posi- bilities
that are contained in the business if
properly conducted. Advertising pays
to get the boarders here and good
management and a far sighted policy
of liberal treatment will hold those
same boarders for the summers to
come, and bring more with them.
The summer hotel keeper who tries to
get rich in one summer will always
have a struggle to fill his house each
year, but the man who tries to please
his guests even at the sacrifice of large
profits will find that his business will
grow steadily from year to year. The
Journal knows Of summer hotel pro
prietors who give such admirable ser
vice and so look after the comfort OF
their guests that each season they are
unable to accommodate all who desire
to come to their hotels.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
Sra Sale college.


@ale College beapnotc lit iicrbe
Mars @irfiomheS SirSNaQ sen 1850
Septcmbrr, 3 Ssitterminen bur ri
lsicn FIRE 2prere, nemlig Grui. 6. 81.
@imafeitaS. Ser or @eiturer, groi, u.
@ierc, 0fiiS amanoa Gfcrn % .. 2.
Hcqnc. Vrof. @immeItaS bar / Sfo.
lens SutcreSic pprct en- bel Eel pna
Reiia | CONNER. @eS SaIcr, Sore.
Sraa oip. bar ban giort meact til at
pTffe SutcreSic for Dor SfoIe.
DC flcite al Be Stuoentrrioreniu.
ger, ION Gr iaa uuuOpGrIiae for bore
1toIer, % iom gisr iaa mcget til At
aisre SyhelHet res StoIen tiltrrt.
tenSe % tiQiaemeo ogiaa oite Irre.
rigt, er alerebe blenne itiiteoe. Wan
tor organiieret Ell "9aro" meS t6
McSlemmer. bpi5 autal aieunem
aarctS Ssb antagelig oil bliue for.
eget. Glcperue piicr oen IioIiaite
,<ntercSie Tor Seuuc Graauiiatton.
NPan bar aIlcre0e billet oiicntIig OF
Zen 6te 9topcTber itaI Den / Norcntna
nleo Groi. 8immcitaO. Ser ifal hoI0e
Sale, Oeltoae / Ell SfoIeieit / sure
@e1uer Greef.G oIcu, omtrent 20 WiI
fra @aIeSpiue. ut @lIc college 9an6
er fommcn iao blot Iatgt, iom oer
er, itpl0cS for Sen itprite Del 0en$
opgiiae 2e0er 8rof. @iere. Zen ii0it,
HUonte, iom iorcitaar oe mIiifatitc
Sraauiiaiioner Der, bar oaina ianct
ieorg ct Golle8esaor % ct Srteitcr.
ut 8utterne ogoa piicr Slrtere3ic
Tor SportSspeIier tiger Jig ielp, % &c
bar / Ssit puet iia / 6riimnocnc, iiTr
meO 9aie @aa.
On IitcrGr Screening er blepcn It'll
let, bportil ale Sfolm$ @lcper %
&Grere regrer iia iom WeOlemner,
Wan meOer frem buer treble 6reSag5
Iften for at bore pnd 1aler, Getla'
nationcr oip,, % SC muiitdIite &rGi'
ter aiper "a tiIbeOjte nogle YhIiif'
Eltn1re.
ga Gro$ie SpeciaI aouicreu$ boI0t
fit MsSe i @aleSoille fra oen lite til
% meo 0en 1890 Sftober. 6el.
Gcubc Nrcitcr Oeltog / Mpoet: 6or.
man6 SogelL eitIige 7iitrift; 6or'
mnuO @ibrgo. Minreiota IIitrift;
@aiturcrne $. S%uluoricn, Meithu,
AiS.; SER. WogeISieH, Huibioro.
@inn.; s. u. Gborien aa&ion, 9liu.
Mim. gm. GbriItnpberien Riaem
Sails, @i8. 4. u. Wsuer, llrne,
@iS. 2. 2. urberg, Blair, @iS.; 6.
8. 8if og S. u. Wagclsiens ga
Grosie; s. Shiuc Rep 2iSbor, 0iS.
ccniin; 6. 9. gcful, 8renhoile,
@is.; g. M. 8immGtao, @alcSoiae;
8. 81. 8ambcrg, 8bitebalI; :. Sen.
Srids, Iiroquo; SaluSan RieIien
StanIep; .. 6. Smcnion, ailbolrn
Gitp; 8. Surmo % Samborg, sol
men, isis.
Mtoocrnc boIhteS | 6orinmlipSio,
len I Golege.9Dqniuaen. Ormoag
9titen Sen 12te Sftober prPottcoc
Isoitor y. 6. Smenion / &irfeu.
Gen Site Oftobcr bnpoc SfoIcuS
%iger iaaet iitnno Ell lln0erbol6nina,
tUurtil De andre gleper, SfoleuS Sr.
rCre o. nogIe al StolcnS Beuuer par
iY0buouc. ct intcrcsiout Frogram
r0fsrteS.
GoaeIcts 9ooro Of Truitca$ boIot
otn lite Nopember ct 0tsoe alllaa'
cGSc CHARACTERIZATION for ct mi Cor
mitoru", iom man MT bar iiiuOe at
bpGqc. SfoIen bar btOtiI pGret irt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
vi bor paa ct Sfal.

Ser err Sunoretuiener al Wenne.
Ter, iom er paut til al leoe lit 2ip
fra Suggen til 8rapen u6en Spor
al Sanfe ON, at Den belle Wenneife.
beb meo bens itore og imoa Stater,
meb bens mplbrenbe 2ip, meo 6pr.
iter % Wiaionprer og arbei6smp.
rer og Siggere, leper pan Ell tpnot
Sfol ubenom et Snbre, Tom bnert
Sieblif after fan minbe ON lin I'll.
oprelie. @on set life er nofiaa MT.
tigt en- Sang imeIlem at minbes og.
iaa ON oenne Wenneifelipets lliitfer.
heo oe StrsbeligbebP ipsr 9roiesior
grseger i "afteupoiten".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
Sra 90 om norlfe Sore.
anifaIter | 2lmerifa.
GortIat fra eios 8.

paret moer 29gebebmoIina | ct.
TnuI for Sienipgbom (sranuIaicS
IIioS). San er iii friit % bar OF.
taset fit regcImrsiige 4rbcibe. lin.
ser bans IrupGr bleo bans fag for,
oeIte blunbt be andre Sprere, ioa in.
gen aIasie bIep Ieiiet.
Wuiitl9rerinben ltiis Sbolia
Sborien inSiomler Eengc til ct mi
Tiano for afaoemiet. Boa 8runo
al al Der er ino manae RuiifeIeocr
ptl Oct bIipe neboenoi9t al aui9tte en-
4Siiitent.
Gn Reltnionsflnsie Tor Apniirman.
ter utsSer 3 @ange ON ltgen % oisic
fon ioaIeoeS forbereoe$ til aonfirma.
ton paa ionme Sio, ION Se optoacr
andre jag peo Sfolen. 6Iere al gp-
ems llugbpm bar at Den 8rluno iaor
bcgpttot pan Ifaocmict.
StoIens Iiter9re 5orenirg forberc.
Der iig til en- Seft GofiueIie&bageu.
Hrof. 9. 6. Sorgsron, iom flor
bar 9rrer oco SfpIen bIeo UNDER
iibitc 8aIq paIgt til SfoIenipcrinten.
bent for Bope Gcmtn. Gan or en-
@rnSucnt al gfnSemirt, Grof. g. e.
@ouon en- @roSuent ira 2ittber Sol.
IeQe er 9prer / bans Ste0.
2prerforeniugen. Tom beitonr al
2urerne oeo Ifaoemiet % DC n
manoIige 2grere neb 6oiifoIeu. bar
ioar optaget til 9e1an0Iing "2itcra.
tllr." RGite Weoe oil man iamtolc
ON Senrif Sbien. &bicns "8icn-
qangere" fol uGite ll8e forepiieS /
8~lenrpooo.
) Sc 10 Iur SfoIcn bar bcitaacr
bar Sen bapt oper loo GIepcr
% ITO 8rabuenter. 1873 bar boIbt
SfcIe. 60 er for Eioen 2rrerc, 80
GIerfs, II SdnoeIsmGno. 10 9oof.
feeper8, 3 Operators, 3 Isiiihreubr
@anffo8ierere, 3 Spe0ebanolere, 2
ReOoftsrer. 2 Iopofotcr, 10 bar fres
f~penteret 99ronomifoIen / SamItuc,
4 StutS. llniperiitetet % 8 2utber
College / Iecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

G~ienocmmtelisbeoer og CODE norifc
2nrafter. 5rGf.
&iumnr Scrrinarp isger efter fat.
.tig sciligbeo at Isie oisic Spsaper.
VT Sfolcn ioIinlS / noaet Ron bar
afhiulpet ct Soou bier oct Softlml
at ben ma bar beitaoet | oper 30 aur,
% at oen MI innr bar rtogle GIcocr
bpis Sooer ener 9fpber | lin 1io ieIp
bar Clever peo @iamnr SeminarD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
Gff Gorn college

cp'aesr glspsr I'll enhver 1io. Sintrrter.
minsn bsspnosr lite december. 3aar man
lager ct 2 til 4 Tiaauseers aurias. er Seil
Iinssn fun s15 ON Nsaansosu for linberpis.
ming acsi aoit. eps % garme. SHpmet.
BELLE mpoiasss % 5crsivsrsHsr beiuarss Of
1b. r. Sersilo.
Git Som Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

icr nogcnilags gpgocm. i1a Sfole.
arbeiSet bar fiunet sao ieprit fremao
ucen ncgen aTbrpSelie eller 6orisn.
melie.
ginterterminert beapnoer Den Hoe
Gopember. g..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
@iamar Seminary.

8iQntor Seninarp begpuSte tit
2t0e SfcIeoor oen 5te Oftober mcb
beninoo 30 @lener og bar MI 50.
Der er iaar 6 2Grere: i. 3. Sile.
Doc. 9eitprer; GILBERT Scgitrsrb Ora.
Ouent ira giiitapus GOOlpbrS Got.
Icg, er 2Grer / Sciencc; ". .. 8r2.
brifien, ira 9tinneioto ltuiperiitD,
2Prer / Motbematif; Ebeo. Rolef.
fen, 8rooreut ira Wontebibeo Si1b
SdooI o8 Carleton College S9rer i
GngeIif; s. 6. SanSrltb, Carer
~9ooffnpina" % Glen SHE, 2G-
rerinSe / ~gbortbnno ano Sppe.
priting".
@iamar Scninnrp er M set plb.
ite norit omerifanife afabeni I NSorN.
beiten og bor bel b9ret ben SfoIe
Tom bar boft oen itsrite Ssaniuq, ga
@leoantaIlet | ct gur noaeoe op til
SIT; altioo n9itcn 400 gleber, o8
ellerS oofaa bar Ssgntnaen pGret
ureget goo, og DOG oiier oct iig at Oct
er meeet panifeIi8 at bol6e en- goo
Stole qauenbe, mar man life fnar
GcngcinberitettcIic 0trefte fra uoaet
airfeimnflmb eler bar noget "Gu.
oonment Suro" at ioIbe tiIbage poa.
let bIiper oqioo mere og mere
pmifelig at iigc britcnt bpao ct afn.
bemis Spgope ifol bore / Ell Stut
Tom Rinneioto boor SfoIeipitemet er
iaa organiieret % lt0piflet iom oct er
Der.
Oct err life ponifeIig at ie at Gle.
perne i gfooemiernc tan aisre brtrtt.
gere Srenifri0t emo man fan / Sto'
tens Sfoler, foroi mon Der bar ion
monge Born og fm mango iom lire
brpoer iig ON al lore noget. bpis oe
blot fan Hippo fra BET. Eli Ifabe,
inferno Serimo0 fonumer / Reqelen
De. iom pil lPre noget. Mtcn mon
bette fan pPre @~r1Inoinof til at boIoe
Nfnoenierne goocrbc2 aa iIet life.
Sua bar afn6emierre biotil unSer,
piit / mere prattiite Sag emo bpa6
man fitnoe fau ue6 De olmin6eIige
COMMON" % "biQb idooIs". Den
mi begpuScr man oaiaa Der at mo.
fsre Commercial Gouries", iou at
gtfamemierrte poo octtc SmrooSe foor
minore 8irfefelt.
7et iom MI e8CutIie aiper afoSc.
mierne Ret til at eriiter, % Tom
gier at airfsfoIfet har giprt iaa Itore
SpoireIier for Dem er BET friiteligc
Rrpu. Tom oiSie 2toler bar, % oelt
ariitenooms llnoeruisning Tom 6isic
SfoIer giper. SOorIeSes oenne Sri.
itenooms llnberpi3uing eqer Reli.
gtons l~lnoeroisning ifuIoe bripes
oerom en- man life enige. Biamar
Seminarp ieger at lsIe fin Gpgnue
poo ben Woa0e at Sfolen or oelt / fire
anrsflasicr. 6srite aarsflasie lG.
Ter oct gamIe 5eItumcnte, unoen slurs'
4losle Ct GoangCluRn, tre6ie Mars
flasie Romerbreoet. fieroc aorsflasie
Den oliesburgife Confession. Ger.
mart bar ale aIasier tiIiamnen
ugertlig Iiot airfebiitorie - fornem.
meIig ON ariitcuOomnens aamp
mcS SeSenifabet. Sm et iaa6aut
aurius err Oct be6ite er life iaa aoSt
al iige. Stal mun osrnuie eiter BE-
forifieliae aatologer ioa err man
elbml life fomner til fiiIo aIorbeo
ober HoaS man egetlia bitroe tose op
eller borleoes mon beoit ifuloe finnC
moerpiie I 2eIigion poo afnSemi'
erne.
Soruben friiteligt 1reg bar os.
ioa afobemierne en- itor Speape | al
isre Gfterfommerrr Al bet norife Snb'
flptierfolf oper i Den fore ameritaHifl
! Gation uoen al tabe ale iine noritc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

Remission, Ncpperee o. ANDRE Sieoer
| Sodbo. Naitor Ib. Gunnnricn bar
antaget GaIo ira Ballard. 9remertcn
90 Bort EoipnseuS, @aib.. % Baitor
StitbfjRr ira Ybilaoelphin. Salt
Ell Der 10 Nreiter. iom .iiben aarsnte.
Get bar antaset SroremiSiicnsfalo.
Eait. @resnsien, Thor, ssa.. no.
talte oeS en- nplia afbolSt Roriirna.
ron: "Iette err min iiSite aoniirma.
tionsbarbling ber.~ San icler liz
nsSiaget iii at neblepse gmbeoet iol.
fnio Tor en- Sio paa @ruriS al ioGffet
SeIbreo.
Eoitor s. 8. grsns bolSt Ssn.
baa fin GiItrGoeIiespr9bifen for Den
s~Soreneoe airfes Menisbeo | Groot.
IIon, Winn., borfra ban iom befienSt
bar d,taset aalo. San bEen inbint |
Renigbeoen at Raitor 8. 5. groo.
Icro, &reSieuS Silitator, meooeIer
"5olfebl."
Sanges Sgnuoe.
Taitor 2angebaug1 begpu6er
ioa imaat al fomme Zig cfter ben Ian.
&c, baaroe Spgoom.
8amle Baitor 9oprm er fnIot
til at pirfe / Gaitor gaitpolbs aoIo,
meoens Serne reiier / SpnoOens Sie.
reite.
Eaitor Gpello, Srelt for SSrn'
mamlelS MeniabeO / Chicago, bleo
Sen 2Soe Sftc6er Iurpriiro al line
IenigbeSSlemmer meo en- lterrt
Gergegaue.
RisiionPr 2anoubl Ifriper ira
Gbanoboi ct grepfort, bateret ben
24oe Scptenber: "Nlt bel! Suit an.
fommen til Sbangbni. gllt og ale
rel. Sea er GLAD. at ieg after er poa
ainoS S~oroburo."
Chicago areSS baooe &rebSms'
Sc / 8eerfielO, @is., ira 25oe I'll
27oe Sftober. Snntaleemret bar
Sfp. 81. 26, 27-29. ri areoiens
EreIter bar fslgenoe tilIteoe: Sage
ietb, Sforpueis, See Stmonien, Ste'
Gets Brett, Spanoe, % Gano. alrne.
Srifirfcn.
acknowledgements / Wfinnea.
polls har uolte0t 2ulD til Eaitor 5.
Sonefion / Re1p Oorf til 5orItanoer
for Sienmet.
st SpbpggeIiesmsoe boIoteS /
Robelia, Wim., ira 17oe til 23oe
Sftober. Sslget6e 9reIter bar til
Iteoe: Wattien, Gnsperien 6. Feoer'
len, @miSIGr Iroerien % 8ano. 3.
Slien.
- 9aItor g. 8. 2aurbamuter er /
bisie Gage uireiit til SeittpIten for
at gisre iig fienot meo 6orboloere
oeo SsiIfoIen i gperett, 8aib., meS
Senblif paa at tage moo Oct til bn1n
itoiteotc aaIo iom 2Grer peO Sfolcn.
Ct. 8uuli MenigbeoS &irfe /
hyperion, @is.. GGitor u. y. Sp.
ietbs aalb, inSoieoes Ssrbag. Sor.
rSen SteSets Ireit beltog 9aitor e..
Surbo. Grof. $. 90, Senoriflon
meo flere beisgenbe Srelter / Snooiel'
len.
Bethel Renigbeb, Ga GroSie,
sis, banoe Ben 22oe Sftober en- felt
liz Samnenfomit / airfen / anleos
nina al, at NenigbeSers 8ielo bar
$. SoIberg tolte og gap Sper'
iiat oper WenigheoenS SiItorie. We
nigbeoenS Brett talte ooer: "Slotll
bar Serreu bjlrlpet".
6ro SnoremisiionSmarfen inobe'
rctter ilere YreItcr baaoe Oct, IoFrt
trpffer % opmnrtrer. 6lere 8lnger
orer, at set 6ar peret trangt Tor time
Iioe Iioler, boilfet eanife natltrligt
neo1laaenoe. Mten boao Der
t:eItcr % opmuntrer er at erIore, at
Siule, iom par bleoer trGtte al "a.
tons % SpnoenS Sieneite, tsriteoe
eFter Sreb meo @lS og Soilen / Ser
rem. Der nppnes Here iaare opnlnr'
trcn6e GrcnpIer paa 8uo5 SroS pel'
itgneoe Sirfiombeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
spinoeIise Stucenter.

Srof. George 6. Somiion, JON er
Sooeoet for California ltniperiitetS
~filoiofiife aibeIiug, bar forbauiet IL
ne Sngipelier meo at erflGre, at
De altfor mango fpinbelige Stuben'
ter hinbrer lliliperiitetet ira at brins
&c fine @leper iao Iongt frem paa
<noitabens Sci, iom set bar ~foreiat
fin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
IoresiciurunSring.

goit. :. s. Weper 989S-17 Str,
San 6rancisco, Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

Grooffon College bar oper to 5uisn
@rnOuenter nulaite iom S~osbOlOsre, Sur.
tIeitripsre, 2Rrtre. Glsrts. o. I. .. SpecIele
SlaSier for Rptommere. Seno eitsr Rata.
log. s. 6. Satbre, grpUtiton Riun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
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Few newspapers III the United States
are able to command the services OF al
brilliant q corps Of correspondents as
hat Of the Chicago Rccord-Herald. It's
choice of Washington correspondent
Is indicative Of the RecOrd-Heraid5s s
policy of obtaining the best there is TO
be had Walter Wellman, the welt.
known author on political subjects ana
one OF the ablest writer's of the day,
acts III that capacity.
Mr., Wclman was born in Mentor,
Ohio, Nov. .. 1853. At the age of ID ne
began his newspaper experience, eS-
tabishing al that age q weekly paper
in the little town of Sutton. Neb In
1878 he returned to Ohio. and a year
later established the Cincinnati Even
ing Post In 1884 he became the Wash
ington correspondent of the Chicago
Herald, and in 1892 he visited Central
America and the West Indies and To-
Gated the landing place of Columbus
on Watling's (San Salvador Island,
and marked the spot with huge
stone monument. Mr. Wellman $
dashes for the north pole are well
known. Ia 1891 he made the first or
his Two arctic voyages of exploration.
reaching the latitude Of 81 degrees
northeast of opitIbtrgen. In 1898 be
Returned 10 the North penetrated II
Franz josef Land, returning again .
this country in 1893. on each trip na
met with wonderful success in the Dis
coyery Of new islands and lands ani
brought back With him scientific data
and information of great value to the
American Geographical Society.
Mr. Wellman has been a volumnouS
writer for scientific magazines and
popular periodicals.. On returning
from his arctic trips he renewed his
connection with the Record Herald,
and is now the Washington cores
pondent of that paper. His incislve
discussion of contemporary affairs ha4
given him a high place in the regard
of statesmen and scientists of the day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
NEW BLOOD DISEASE is FOUND
Vienna Doctors BaffIed by Disorder
Unknown Heretofore.

Vienna. June 3o.--Scientists here
have been startled by the discovery ct
an absolutely new blood di-Ca,,a y
youth named Weiss suddenly oecam"
i'll. apparently with .typhus fever, bat i
was soon seen that the disease was
something outside of the phSs'ctans
experience. The malady IL ies last
stages affected the ski. After three
weeks the patient died.
An autopsy showea tnai The disease
' as a lymph disorder, hui totally dif
terent from anv heretofore EhoWn to
science. Tn,a case and nature II the
disease remaiH "svSter!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
RESULT OF NEGRO RULE.
Coleman Cotton Mill at Charlotte, N.
c., June 80.

Charlotte, n. C.. June 3o.-WEat is
regarded as another result OF negro
ownership and operation Of a cotton
mill was marked yesterday when the
Coleman Cotton mill at Concord was
sold at public auction. under an exc
cution of two mortgages held by the
Dukes OF Durham, \ C. The property
was bid for mortgages at $4,000. The
concern owes 100000.
The Coleman was the first concern
in North Carolina 20 run with colored
help. The organizer of the mill was
Warren Coleman, q we'll known negro
of Concord. He had eonsidera
means and it is said that the failure
Of the venture cost him most OF his
property Coleman died some months
ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

the delegates said that fully one huu-
drcd citizens had jmportunpd him per.
souailN tor Cleveland saying that they
thought him the strongest man.
But the delegates will not support
Cleveland. Col. Guffey. the Pennsyl-
yana leader is still silent but sev-
eraI other delegates have declared
against Cleveland on aceottnt OF the
third-tnrm bugaboo Il was announced
that the first vote of Pennsylvania
will be east at ST. Louis for a favorite
son. presumably eA.Gov. Robert t;
PattiSon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

banks attitude Tor months past has
demonstrated clearly that h va
guarding carefully against anything
that would impair his candidacy in
1905, Secretary Shaw has lodged the
vice presidential lightning persistently.
and his ambition to be president is the
onA logical explanation. He wonia
be well beyond sixty years Old if he
waited until 1872 to become a cand-
date.
Senator Foraker long has held pres
idential aspirations, and he likewise is
one who would be considered too OLD
to seek to lead the party III l4l2
Governor Odeil will be a statesman out
OF job after his present term expires.
and after his prominence and agrees.
sivessness at Chicago few public men
in Washington would be surprised to
see him become an active candidate
More than one former colleague OF
Ellhu Root in the cabinet thinks that
il he should be elected governor OF
New York, either this year or two
years hence. he would come very near
being the logical nominee in 1903.