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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25
MaqDariiirte Nanten.

Wer bas 8ubapeiter ungarif6t
Imtsblatt in bic 9ano nimmt, finbei
barin gepDbnli9 ieben Sag Elm Biz
Spei Spalten, Die nit miniiterieler
@enebmisungen BON NamensGnberun.
gen gefiiat limb. Sol9e Genebmieun.
gen perben in 1lngarn INNER anitanbs=
Los ertbeilt, tpenn es ii9 borum ban.
belt, einen frembtlingenben Namen in
einen magbarif9en gu oerpanbeln; ale
anberen NamensGnberun9en perten
in Der Regel runbpeg a~beeipieien. 9is
mad Sauienben adblenben Namens=
magDdrifirungen bdben in ben lebte..
Sabren cine iol6e @ertpirrung gsf9ai.
fen, baB es beute f9le9terbines ur=
mDgli9 1T, aus Dem Namsn irsenbs
pel9e S9liiiie auf bic NationalitGt gu
aieben. Dis gilt in err tier 8eibe ben
ben Polititrrn, unb ielbft bic ultra
magbarif9e duberitt 2inte lit bel
magpariiirter Namen. 60 bieb Der
I%bgeorbnete pplonni, elmer Der meiit=
gefir9teten Habuliiten Der llnabbGn.
sigfsitspartei, friiber pplla a
ti9et, Der I%bgsorbneis 8esai, gun
3eit pobl Der iibertriebeni tie G6dupini7
i'm @bseorbnetenbaufe, 8eib, biz
gtgentbiimer Der beiben grDbten ungo=
rii9en 3eitunsen, 2atoii unO 2esrabp
&rem er begin. po1tat. 9e,
prGiibent Der usron<partei, Saebsr.
tempt, bieb 9 9DnageI, Der se.
pefene 4derbau : Minifter Saranp
9 riesforn. Ni9t better bsrbdl.
es ii9 nit ben Namen Der &iinitlsI
unb S6riftfteuer. Der DEALER Mun=
tacfp bieb uripriinsli9 2ieb, Del
Maler pbilipp 2af5lo 8 q b, Dis
Wtalerin 8ilma parlosbp 9 O.
b, Der @iolinfiinfilsr 3emenb.
8 m n. Was Die GjeIebrter
betrifft, 10 bieb Der ebemalise Graiefei
bes &ronprinaen Hubolf, 8ii6of @o.
nan, friiber 2eininger, Der Nr5i
profeHor &oranpi e 3
Der 9~iitoriter &Onpi sob n, Der
Srientaliit 8amberp 9 q m b :
ger. Ha9 ale benz ipirb es ni9t Dei.
ter %auffanen, baB Der Grfinber Der I'M.
garif4en Sortenipe5ialitdt, SobDs5,
urfpriingli9 Ountassaf. bei
Graeuger bes beiten unaarifden Gbam.
pagners, SOrlep, aber g d m
hieb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25

unb ii9 flar barfber gu tperben. IN
tpel6 inseni6ier uno ponenbeter Wetie
audi in bieier &i6tune ben mooerEsn
Sortf9ritten Der Wiheni9aft He3@
nung getragen pirb.
Wir 6aben 81 unteri6eioen 5fpts
59en Der &ranfen> unb 8ernunbetenz
firIorgs i'm 6rieben unb Der i'm Ss<
fe9t. Sir ben SriebensSuitanb bient
in srfter 2inie en- auf Dem Sberoed
Undergraduates, serdumiges. benz
2i9t unb Der 2uft rei4li3 5u>
eGnsli9es 2a5arett. Die 8eiaBung
zines sruben S6ladti9iffes belduft
fi9 auf 100000 Meniden, uno es
tpirb iebem begrsifli6 eri9einen, bab
INNER Der cine pber anoere bieler bic
len Menl9en rrepisrfranf" lit. 2ei4ts
@erlebunsen beimSantiren an 8orb,
innere Grfranfungen, &atarr1e uip.
feblen ME gang, 10 bdb bas 2asarett
fat INNER einise SnfaKen uufpeiit.
Infer critics Bib sibt uns einen Bid
in bie1es 2asarett, unb Stpar in ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25
Bel elmer pefteinun

= Bel elmer 8efeiqung
bes Matterborns finb 5pei Ssutfde,
bic 9erren DEB aus Niirnberg unb
gaeniobn aus Mailanb, bic pbne 5iibs
rer ben @ufftieg unternabmen, infolge
zines ~itarfen S9nseiturms in i9pers
9efabr geratbsn. Der gauge Sag mar
i9on itiirmif9 geneien. Die Souris
item errei6tsn ura 1 1br ben @ipfsl.
8sim Nbities 600 SUB unter benz
Spiel iiberraf4te lie Elm itarfes
S9neegeftOber; ba lire Spuren bers
pii4t tparen, ~getrauten lie ii9 nidt
peiter unb banhen ii9 an bas eben
bort i'm Selien ansebra9te Sell, BON
3eit gu 3eit I'm 9ilfe f9reienb. ginie
&c 6ibrer, bic in Der glubbiitte am
Sube bes Matterborns auf ginitiges
Wetter iparteten, hOrten bieie Silfes
rufe unb itiesen Biz our alien Siitte,
febrten aber tpieber 5uriid, ba lie feline
Hufe mehr pernabmen unb basS9nee>
seitDber Elm 9Oberfteisen unmDsli9
madte. Mm folsenben Mors.n iu6te
cine 9ilfsfaratpane BON Ia 5iibrsrn
bas Matterborn bo1idnbis ab. Al@is
fanben bic 5pei 9erren nod am gleiz
den Sled berbdltniBmdbig poblerbal>
ten. sSn Der Nadt Inn II l1br lang
ten bic beiben 6erren nit ben Siibrern
i'm 6otel Shparafee an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25
uns
ter Waer gepan5ert.

She'll, mo- bic 1p%gsnannten S9pinges
tOien uufseitent iinb. gs finb biss
%eerdumige. nit bobem 9ol5ranb per>
febene 8ettlaben, Die an Spei am
&opfz unb SuBenbe befinbli4e Gap
fen 10 aufgebdngt iinb, bab lie ieitli9
i9pingen t0nnen. Somit tperoen Die
SnfaHen bieier 8etten ben ieitlt4en
@9panfungsn beg S9iffes, benz
S9lingern, ent5o9en. Ste WGnoe
bes 3a3aretts tpie ale MDbel iinb nit
GmaiGefdrbe geitriden, tabelos fauz
Der unb abpaf9bar, unb Die Ginri6z
tung bietet allies, mas irgeno nOthig
lit, in Der benfbur bortbeilbafteften
&aumausnubung. Der 2uftpeGfel
i'm 9aaarett piro bur9 @entilations=
f9G6te berbsigefiibrt. bic, BON e%lettriz
i9an @entilatOrea psrioret, cute, reiz
ne 2uft in Die &dume bineinpreiien.
Sas 2aaarett entbGlt neben Den err
pGbnten Setten unb benz 3ubebOr eli
men ausrei9enben &uum, Der. bur9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25
Sblammbaorr.
Sic art ibrer slnpenouae rno ibre beiIfrdi,
tige gSirfurs.

tiee ssirfmrs.
Sn ben leBten Sa6r3ehnten iino biz
pobltbGtigen Wirfunsen Der S9lamm.
bGber, Die aus ben i9lammdrtigen Nie.
berf9lGsen bes Meerpahers unb ses
piHer Mineral6Gber b~ereitet fperben
unb in i6rer @irfiamfeit ben Mpprs
bGbsrn Gbnli9 iinb, INNER beutli9el
erfannt porosn. Der S6lamm Gan.
gp) bon 8attdglia in Sberitalien iii
Defenders berii6mt, neil er our Ser
fenbune gelangt, bielfa9 als 3uioB 81
8dbern bei si9tifden 2eiben bsnusi
pirb. Oieler G9lamm 1T reid ar
Salt, Magneiia unb @iienperbirouns
gen.
NIs S9pefelf6lammbdber erfreuen
fi6 zines ~beipnberen &ufes Die in Ncqui
(Stalien), Saint>Qmanb=leszG aur UNI
Qir@lesz8ain (5runfrei9). 8emmern
(&urlanb), Sofa (S9peben), Yiitpon
(lnsarn), Warasbin (Sroatisn). Dit
parmen S6pefelq uelen bon Saint.
4manb=lesz@uu i'm fran5Ofii6en De
partement Norb purben i6pn our RD.
mer5eit gu S6lammbdbsrn benubt. Sii
QueQen befinben ii9 etpa IL Meilen
bonn Srte ielbit. Man grG6t ben
S9lamm aus benz Grbsi6, bus ient
bur9riefeln. Oas acknowledgement
befinbet ii9 auf elmer urntpalbeten On;
b0be. Die 8Gber Derben iiber gahi
auf bic erf oreerli6e SemperaturbD6e
gebra6t unb friib am Mpr9en 9enoms
men. Sd oft 8Gber bon bier, flint
Stunoen Sduer perorbnet tperben, I'll
bic ginri9tung ~getroffen, bab Die 9as
oenben in Der &egel nur bur9 0ors
bdnge poneinunber getrennt iinb, tpel6e
anfgeapgen perben tOnnen, fobalb Nei.
gung gu geeenieitiger u~nterbaltuns be-
itebt. Die 8abeipannen iino in ben
Boben eingelaf1en unb 10 iiberbedt, bat
Der Pdtient bur9 elm runbes God nit
benz unterleib in bas 8ab f9liipft,
pGbrenb Der SberfDrper, lei9t belief
bet, an benz Sedel cine Stiibe finbet.
Gr bient audi als Sii6.
Die Seei9lammbGber beiteben aus
ben f9lammartieen lleberreiten unters
gegangener Srganismen, Die ii9 in
Meeresbu9ten nit tbonisem 9pben
niebergei9laeen baben. Man finbet lie
namentlia an ben aiiiten nDrbliGer
Meere. @iel befu6t lit gum 8eiipiel
tpegen ieiner Gesi9lammbGber bag
feline norpe9ii9e Stdbt9en Str0ms
ftab. Sie bsilfrGftise .9abepttia"
pirb nDrbli9 bon Der Stabt %sesraber
unb na9 borberiser 3ubereituns pers
tpenbet, unb atpar in folgenber @eiis.
Ra9bem Der &ranfs i'm 8abebauie iif
enttleibet bat, tpirb er auf etnen Stuhl
geiebt ltnb nit iparmem @aHer tii9tie
absebrauft. Sarauf bebedt man Der
&Drper nit elmer S6i6t erpGrmten
Sesi6lamms, unb Der 8abepGrter
reibt unb biiritet biei en- tii9tig in biz
!9aut Elm. Cine stpeite S9!amm19iGi
niro bann auf ben 8Drper gebra9t,
unb biesmal bas &eiben unb 8iriter
Defenders an ben leibenben SbeiIen se.
iibt. Ha9bem cine iparme 8raufe Ger
S9lamm pieber entfernt bat, iteigt be1
&ranfe in cine Wanne nit Mineral.
tpafer, in Der er pdbrenb bes Babes
nit Seetang f%rottirt pirb. Cine aber.
malise grauie mu9t ben 8ef9luB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25

= Sssba1b. o.: rSu bsira=
theft alip pieber, men benn?" = g.:
Die S6peiter meiner b~erftorbenen
sSrau!" = o.: vWarum benin, lit tie
i90n, rsi9?" g.: ng2ein, teines
BON beiben!" = 81: $50, parum 6eiz
ratbeit Su lie benn?" = g.: Often
geitUtben: Samit es Bel einerS 6piez
oermutter bleibtl"
= Sie Srau zines g ii T.
feler S9uiters erbielt iingit Die Ra9z
ri9t, baB cine in paris peritorbene
Sante ihr 10000 Srnncs binterlaiisn
babe. Der S9uiter mar unporii9tis
senus, bies ff0bli9e 8oti9aft feinsn
Sreunben au eraGblen uno elmer BON
ibnen entfiibrte Die 6rau in benz Nuz
genblid, ais lie ii9 anf9idte, nd9 pa>
rig 5u reifen, UNI bic @rbi9aft az err
beben. Ser Mann reiite benz lpien
paare na9. traf es in elmer @einz
ptrtbf9dff, 5og einen Rebplber uno
psrIanste BON feinem 6reunbe bie6rau
suriid NIT ben Worten: rGinen ipl9en
Strei9 fpielt ma einem 6reunbe
ni4t, tpenn feline 5rau serabe sserbt
bait" Ser 2iebhaber tbeilte biefe Mn<
fidt ni9t, nabm Dem S9ufter bic
Waffe ub unb priiselte i'm bur4. Die
@eienidaft purbe mad Der poliseiz
pade sebra4t, mn bic beiben 6rsunbe
fi4 perfDbnten. Die grbf9oft purbe
in brei Sbeile setbeilt, unb Der Gnts
fibrer burfte bic ungetreue Jrau Be-
halten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25
Yropin3 SeGen:NaHa,t.

&affeL Ssin 2~5jdbrisss Subj,
ldum in Der 5irma bes Gommer5iens
ratbs Otto 8ogt tonnte Proturit
&arl @isenbrobt, Weieritrabe 111a.
bsseben. Der Subilur 5Gblt gu ben bes
fannteften unb gea9tetiten Mitglie,
bern ieines Stanbes in biefiger Stabt.
1879 trdt @igenbrobt ais 8u9balter
in bas @ef9Gft Der &unitmiible bon
8. @ogt. I'm bas faufmGnnifae @erz
einsleben bat Der Subilar fi9 befon.
bers perbient gema9t. = Sein 25jGbz
RIGGS Subildum i'm Oienfte Der itdbti,
f9sn @rmenbirettion besins Stabt>
SberlefretGr 9pffmeiiter. Dem SUI
bilur puroen anldbli9 bes Sases bic
beri9isbeniten gbrunsen gu She'll.
Granffurt. Sn Der SurnbaIe
Der 8ornbeimer Surnseieaidaft in
Der Mainfuritrabe ppate Der II Sab
re alte G9loIer &arl Spies aus
Sriebberg, Der erft felt &ursem bier
peilt, fid als Mitslieb bes @ereins
anaemelbet bate, aber nod niht auf=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25
Gin @erIebter an RAID
nengef6ib.


cine pai9z unb besinfi5irbare 2eiz
nengarbine abgei6lohen, gum Opera
tionsraum umsepanbelt ipsrben fam.
Gin eiierner Shrunt fir @erbanbz
ftDffe. elm Slid gum Mufftelen
Der nOtbisen Snitrumente unb @ppaz
rate fopie Elm alien gebiirfniRen sss
niigenber Oesinfettion sapparat per=
rolitdnbigen bas SnDentar bieies
observation-disclosures.
Surd eireu fleinen Sang bonn 2dz
garrett getrennt befinbet ii4 bic
Shiffsapotbefe, IN tpelHer ales, mas
an Mebitamenten unb Mebifament=
5ub~ereitungen ben0tbist pirb. hergs.
fteQt perben tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-25

9 ben portugiefi
den 9 anern fDnnen 80 Pro.
gent ipeber leien nod idreiben.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-24
NORTH CAROLINA MEDlcs
in ANNUAL SESSION

EE&%B&
RALEIGH, N. q, May 24s-The an.
nual meeting Of the state Medical So
ciety OF North Carolina begun here to,
day Is the largest in point OF At.
tendance in the history OF the organ.
ization. Prominent physicians and
surgeons from all parts OF the state
filled the senate chamber Of the state
capitol at noon when the gathering
was formally opened. Governor At
cock welcomed tbs visitors, for whom
appropriate response was made by DR.,
j. NJ PARROT Of Kinston. Following
the opening formalities the business
sessions were begun. These will con,
tinue until Friday. The officers in
charge Of the convention are: Presi
dent, Dr.. II. b. Weaver. Of A~sheyille.
secretary, III. i. Howell Way, 81
Waynessille. treasurer, Dr. g. A.
Skies, Of Grissom.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-24
IOWA PRoHlBITioNlsTs
IN CONVENTION

BOONE, Iowa, May 24.-Delegates
are arriving IN considerable numbers
for the prohibition state convention
and the indications are that every
county will have a representation.
The convention will be in session
three days and will be addressed by
party leaders from several states. A
full state ticket will be nominated
and delegated ehosrn 70 represent
Iowa at the pational convention to be
held at Indisasholis next month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-24
A POSITIVE NECESSITY.

Having TO lay upon my bed for four.
recn days from a severly bruised leg.
| only found relief when ! used a
bottle Of Billiards. Snow Imminent.
! ran cheerfully recommend Il as the
best remedy Tor bruises eycr sent 10
the afflicted. II has nov become d
positive necessity Upon myself. y.
X. Byrnes. merchant. Doyersyillo,
Texas, &c. 5oc, $500. Sold W
Opera House Pharmacy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-24

ne ~ iudIa ~ lnF ~
sign III i monumental arch that as.
Itraets attention 70 the states display
iii The palace of Agriculture, Here u
shown Id charming array everything
that the wonderful soil can produce
The background 81 the design Il
green and black, and the white straw
and the green grass show to wonder.
full advantage. HI Idaho The rainless
summers bleach the straw q an NJ.
DRY white and enre the grasses and
alfalfa, permitting them % retain
their vivid green color and all their
nutrition. Great ahexfs Or dazzling
white wheat. oats and flax M 10 make
up the columns, reaching 70 The arch,
way. On The walls are seed boxes
showing tile threshea grain beneath
the sheaves, 81 that nne 4 examine
the product from every standpoint.
cornncopias wonderfully wrought III
grains are pouring forth their wealth
of products from the fields.
Above The archway Ii the word
Idaho" formed Of the seed of blue
grass, millet, turnip and wheat. The
letters are Of rustic design. The
south end Of the booth Ii built Of
dried fruit, great smooth black prunes
forming the columns, and tho deco
rations being In dried peaches. april
cots and apples. ELSEWHERE are shown
The garden products, There are pc.
tatoes Of wonderful Stze and iii.
surpassed quality. There are Span.
ish onions raised on irrigated land
That have d circumference If "a
inches. hanging baskets made n
ears 81 corn with the hnsks turned
back FOR the baskets are suspended
between posts. There are festoons
81 grain and grasses 30 gracefully
placed ali Id make the whole display
resemble some mammoth show of
exquisitely wrought embroidery.
The portals Or Idahos state build.
ing were wide open 10 visitors On the
opening day Of the fair, and they have
tapexdup the hrdf hrdl mfwy
not been closed The hey Is lost. The
latch string Ii on the outside, and
d true western hospitality Ii extend
ed 70 al visitors. be they from the
west, cast, north or south. The Ida
no bungalow has ELECTED much praise
~ Is q square building with all Tho
rooms opening on d square court II
the center, The mems rooms are all
fiji he'd In the natural woods Of ldahs
and the decorations are mainly 81
Indian curIos. In the womcn's par,
the furnishings are elegant and tasty
The visitor from Idaho Is remIndes
Of the beautiful scenery Of his owl
state BY the transparencies that TAX,
the places Of clear glass In some y
the windows. These scene show
tho grand mountains. lakes and river
Of Idaho, with some splendid View
Of the peerless shoshonc Falls, III
Twin Falls. and scenes from rancho.
and views of homes iii Idaho cities.
Iiaho, with her snail population
did moi provide a great sun 70 defra.
the expenses d mah'ns her World
Fair exhibit. That she has kept pac
with other states that had many fol
greater appropriations speaks VI
tmes 20 the resour is he s,af
has 70 show, and for the ability u III
commission that managed the collet
tion and installation,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-24

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri.
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this good health Is impossible. 70.
ley's kidney cure makes sound kid
neys and Will positively cure d.
forms Of kidney and bladder diseases.
1t strengthens the whole system. For
sale BY Depot Drug Store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-24

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EAST Bound.
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No. i (iaily1-ArIives ABS a. M;
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No. / (daily)-Arriyes 1:35 p. M,
anorts o.oo Il
IL ! fda,Iv,-Arr,yes 5:15 B. a.;
da,arts 5.4a j
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.o,,a pn,,man rains Win ,,ininp com
nar,man, ga conservation cars
n o.uaa pn,,man ana to,ris,
ch,oaaa 80 K.ns.s c,tv and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-05
Opened Today With Usual
Preliminary Exercises
THE MESSAGE TOMORROW
Reports from Department officials with
recommendations Heard
at TOday's ses-
sion.

Washington, Dec 5.Little was ac-
complished at the opening Of Congress
today beyond the calling Of the roll and
the swearing in Of new members who
have been elected to FL vacancies.
A committee was appointed to in
form the President the House was in
session and a resolution notifying the
Senate that qnorum Of the House is
ready for business will be passed.
Tuesday the Presidents message will
be read but it ID not expected that any
other business will be transacted. There
are number Of minor matters Of leg
islation which may be considered on
Wednesday and on Thursday. IL is
possible that the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill may be
reported Wednesday or Thursday.
Friday is pension day and there win
be more than thousand private pen
sion bills ready for the House to con.
slider.
The Senate was in session only IL
minutes, adjournment being taken out
Of respect TO the memory OF the Sena-
tors Quay and Hoar,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-05
Riders Begin in the Big
Bicycle Race.
ONE TEAM DROPS OUT
Patsy Keegan of Lowell Gets Bad FAN
and Has Face Cut = Only lis
Miles Made at 10
O'Clock.

New York, Dec. 5.--During the first
four hours Of the six day bicycle raoe
which started at midnight in Madison
Square garden, the Hobo-Italian team
found the pace too hot and dropped out
Of the contest. The other seventeen
before daylight were well punched. Dur
ing the early morning hours there were
many spills, at times half dozen riders
being piled on top Of each other. None
were seriously injured. Shirtly after 7
o'clock the first accident Of a serious
nature occurred, when Patsy Keegan Of
Lowell had his face badly cut and
bruised. Dr. Cremer took several stitches
in cash above his right eye. The
accident was caused by the bursting Of
Keegan's rear tire. The pace up to 10
O'Clock was pretty stiff, but the riders
are behind the records made in 1902.
At 10 o'clock Breton, Vanderstuyft and
Walthonr were close together and led
the field lightly. An the contestants
then had made was 2ls miles. The
record is 226.
twenty thousand spectators saw the
contestants start.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-05
FIGHTING FOR $4,000.
Norwich University and Public Schools
After vermont's War Claim,

Montpelier, Dec. 3.-The bill intro.
dueed in the House last week to create
"a permanent school fund is innocent
enough apparently. But its introduc-
tion means war between Norwich uni-
versity and those working in the inter-
ests Of the public schools of Vermont.
Both want the S240,000 recently re+
ceived By Vermont from the national
government in settlement Of war claims.
Norwich university put in the first bid
for The same, a bin introduced that the
whole amount should be seqnestered for
ten years for the benefit of The military
college of Vermont the contention be-
ing made that since the amount was
paid over as a war claim it would be
appropriate that it should 20 to the
military" arm Of the state Norwich
also holds mp the example Of the $4,000
appropriation to the State Agricultural
college.
The other petitioner, those working
for the public schools, wishes to hold the
entire amount intact TO form the nu-
cleus Of permanent school fund, to be
invested and the income distributed
among towns, under direction of the
governor, superintendent of education
and treasurer, in way TO equalize
school advantages"
There promises to be a pretty fight
over who gets the amount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-05
rhs ". v. q a. Foreaters. BaII.

The first annual concert and bali to
be given by the Foresters OF Camp s6S6,
NJ. ". OF A., on Friday evening. Dec. 8,
at Hale's pavilion, Is being looked for
ward to with interest BY large num-
Der Of people. Nothing has been left
undone to make this one of the most
successful times, il not the best, Of the
year. The concert will be furnished BY
the Montpelier Military baud Of 81
pieces. and viii undoubtedly be the finest
heard in Barre for some time.
The most accomplished musicians in
this vicinity have been secured for the
dancing, managed by William Gilbert.
son. Refreshments viii be served free
throughout q programme Of 20 dances
The grand march viii be led BY the drill
team who viii also act as an introduc-
tion committee.
The concert begins promptly at {
o'clock The admission to tho concert
will be 25 c., concert and bali 81 per
couple. Concert programme Is as fol
lows. March, Black Rock, Losey lover
ture, William TelI Rossini; descriptive
A Hunting Scene, Bucalosi; waltz, Wei
mer Bleet, Strauss; Airs of all Nations
Robinson; Finale, The Banner, Yor
Blon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-05
G. Giudici Of WilliamStown
Died Last Night.
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE.
Friends Say That in the Darkness He
MistOOk 1t for Wine = Leaves
Widow and an Infant
Child.


Nilllamstovn, Dec. -Gastono Giu-
diei died last night at i0.30 o'clock
from the effects OF poison taken ten
days ago, whether from suieiday intent
or accidentally It is not certain. The
poison was corrosive sublimate. The
story as told by friends Of the deceased
is that on the night following Thanks
giving sindici retired early On table
in the bedroom WINS q bottle Of corrosive
sublimate. During the night liz reach
cd out 70 this table to get drink of
wine and got hold Of the bottle Of POI
son instead. He drank quite quanti
ty Of the corrosive sublimate.
In short time he was taken very i'll
and DIR. Il. =. Watson was called to at
tend him. All the usual methods were
applied and the patient fingered along
for days Yesterday Dr. Watson de-
cided 70 call DR. ]. Henry jackson of
Barre in consultation and ARRANGEMENTS
for counsel were made for today. Tho
call was cancelled, however, I'd the pa
tient died last night.
The deceased was q yonng man and
leaves a widow and an infant child. He
was a skilled granite polisher, having
been employed in the sheds OF Grearson-
Beckett company. He recently came 70
this place from Barre, where he was en-
ployed for some time in various stone
sheds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-05
FUGITIVE MORE THAN A YEAR
William ]. Mendum surrenders Himself
to Portsmouth. N. H., Officers.

Portsmouth, N. II, Dec 5.--Wm. J..
Mendum, a resident OF Winchester,
Mass, and the trustee Of the estate Of
his father, the late Charles j. Mendum
of this city, surrendered himself to the
Rockingham county authorities yester-
day To answer to an Indictment eharg-
ing him with the embezzlement Of funds
amounting to between $21 900 and $685.
900 from his fathers estate. Mendum
had been fugitive for more than a
year. He win be arraigned tomorrow.
Two Of Mendnm's sisters were, like
him, benefciaries under their fathers
wiIl The sisters, last fall, brought ac-
tion for an accounting Of Mcndum's
trusteeship and soon afterwards he dis
appeared
On Friday he arrived ID New York
from London, after having travelled
around the world Mendum, who was
formerly a well known business man,
said that be had decided TO give himself
up as he had experienced no peace of
mind since leaving home