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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-08
Meteorological

Jan. 25-Savannah. Ga. and Columbus, S.
c.; earthquake.
Feb. S-Southern H. southeastern Mo. and
northern Ky; earthquake.
Mar. 16-Miss. river levse breaks q m.
above Memphis on Ark. side. Marion,
Ark, cut off by flood.
E-Greenvlle, Miss, levee breaks; lives
Apr. l2-Near Lincoln, Ill, tornado.
l3-Portland, Ind, cloudburst floods town.
H-Monroe county, Ala, 10 persons killed
and much property destroyed by cyclone.
H.Tornado nearly destroys White Springs,
Mo
B-Blizzard in Montana kills cattle and
sheep worth $4,000, 900.
H-Cyclone in Kan. at Ashland, Blaine and
Assaria. e. Tornado at Lebanon, Elwood
26-Eimo. Mo, nearly wiped out by cyclone,
30-Flood and nre at Topeka, Kan. cause
Il deaths; 5000 persons homeless and
property loss estimated at s4,OcO,0OO :. In
Kansas City, Kan, and Kansas City, Mo,
Jun. 1-Gaine sville, Ga, 10 killed and $780,
600 Of property destroyed by cyclone.
Flood in Pacolet valley S c.. causes IS
deaths and property loss of 50 500, 600. -.
Cloudbursts Hood vicinity of Alexandria
and Crestes, Ind
SFloods at st. Louis cause loss of 20 lives
10-Two- thirds of East ST. Louis under wa
ter II drowned.
0rs 400 nsary BY
20 #. high swept the gulch.
90-Cyclone kills at Wilder, MINI.
Jul. 1-Snow at Butte, Mont. Tornado in
Faux county, S. d.
2-Cloudburst in S w. Texas; 20 drowned
6Cloudburst al Jeanette Pa, Sc lives lost
Aug. 7-Hailstorm in northern Col cause $
$500. 900 damage to crops.
12-Isiand OF Jamaica hurricane 200 lives
lost; damage, $40 100000
Sep. s-Cyclons at Quincy, III. Earth
! and Fort Collins Col.
16-Atlantic coast swept by terrific storms,
/ nearly 100 persons being reported
| drowned; damage on Manhattan island,
| 81, 600 900. Pres. and Mrs Roosevelt and
party in imminent danger on yacht Sylph.
Oct 4-Cyclones in Mimi, Wis. and III kill
is.
&Patsrson. N. j.. flooded, 81, 600 900 loss
Nov. 1-Cyclone at Hydro, Okla.
ll-Tornado at White River, Ind
, Dec. 13-Northwest has coolest weather OF
season, thermometer going as low as "a
below in some places
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CaSuahieS

Jan, 6-Port Townsend. Wash. news re
eeived Of drowning of Is in wreck of bark
Prince Arthur.
lion battleship Massachusetts,. off Guile
bra island, killed by explosion during
target practice
&-Near Westfeld, N. j., % in railway
collision.
2S-Near Tucson, Ariz., 80 in railway col
Feb. I-Near Vicksburg, Miss, 6 by emf
grant car leaving track and plunging into
Ion U. S. Receiving ship Franklin, So
marines die OF black diphtheria.... MIL
waukee. tiremen, including Chief Foley.
ls-Fostoria, O., SPY explosion.
l7-Near Ddenton. N. e., is drowned by
cyclone striking steamer Olive.
20-Cedar Rapids. Ia, in burning hotel.
Mar 1-Hickman. Ky, drowned.
7-Spier Falls. N. Y, II by ferry boat cap
s-Oltan, N. Y, 22 by explosion of oil tanks.
Apr. S-White and cleburn counties, Ark,
in cyclone. Hopewsll, Ala. II in tor
2O"Red House. N. Y.,sin railway wreck.
e3-Minneapolis, by explosion in oil plant.
N-New Buffalo, Kan, II in railway wreck
SO-Ganistock, Pa. In explosion of pow
May sgDetroit. 9 by train piunglng into
SON Virginia coast, 20 by sinking of steam
7-Eggles{on Springs, Va. sby sliding rock
27-Near Bryan, Ala, in railway collision.
Jun 4-Near Saltwater, Kan. 8 in railway
collision.
madison Ill, Is while protecting prop
erty from flood.
1l-Aberdeen, Ark. by houseboat capsiz-
ing.
30 Hanna, Wyo., 235 by gas explosion in
Union Pacific mines.
Jul. 4-ln various cities so deaths are trace
able 10 accidents in celebrating the day (;
ll3 deaths from lockjaw later reported.
Near Charlottesville. Va. "a in railway
collision.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-08

16-Centennial ami
versary Of admission OF Ohio into union
A-Gen Gordon reelected commander in
chief at confederate reunion in New Or
Jun. L-Lady Henry Somerset reelected
pres. worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union, at Geneva, Switzerland.
Jul. Joint committee of Congregation-
allsts, Methodist Protestants and United
Brethren of Pittsburg agree on man for
union of churches
e1Nat. Educational assn. in convention at
s-Rev Francis E. Clark, D. D., of Y.P S.
c. E. in Denver
Aug. 4-Cathoic Total Abstinence union in
nat. convention in Pittsburrg -. Nat Assn
OF Photographers in convention at In
dianapolis
11-W. S. Stone Qa) elected grand chief of
Locomotive Engineers.
1b-Jos. Pulitzer donates 81 900 600 to found
sSchooI OF Journalism in connection with
~ Columbia university. ,
mander-in-chef by G. A. r. encamp-
ment at San Francisco.
Oct. 2-Honorable Artillery of London, en-
tertained by Ancient and Honorable Ar
tillery. of Boston
16-Former Lieut.. Gov J. H. Tilman ac-
4 quilted at Lexington S. G.; of numbering
Editor N. q. Gonzales. Gen. Greenville
M. Dodge On " reelected pres Society
Army of Tennessee
| 17-Dr. August Greth sails airship two hrs.
at San Francisco, directing machine at
will
25-Pan-American conference of bishops
urges union OF Episcopal, Presbyterian
and Methodist churches.
Nov. 1S-W. c. T. y. in Both annual conven-
ton at Cincinnati
Dec. 1-Receivers for property of John AL
exander Dowe at Zion City, H., appoint
ed on petition of creditors.
Dec. S-Receivership at Zion City, H., dis
solved and control restored 10 Or. Dowie.
| 1S-Flying machine built by Orville and
| Wilbur Wright, of Dayton O.. travels
m. against 2lm wind.
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29-south Lowell Mass, rs by dynamite
explosion.
Aug year Cumberland Falls, Tenn, in
railway collision.
5-Devon. Ia, Z in railway wreck.
7-Durand. Mich, % by collision of trains
carrying Wallace Bros circus.
9-Philadelphia, IL by falling OF a walk in
MAJ league baseball park. Vulcan,
Mich, by capslzing of boat
Sep smear HorkVille, S. c., in railway
wreck
2S-Near Danville, Va, by train jumping
from trestle IS IT, high.
Oct, Peoria, ILL.,, in explosion in dis
tillery.
4-Gaie in Green bay sinks steamer Erie L.
Hackey; IL drowned
N-Near Washington Crossing. n Y, 10 in
raj way collision
25-New York city, 10 by cave-in in subway
tunnel.
Nov. SPECIAL train carrying Purdue col
lege football team for game with Indian
apols university wrecked; II killed ....
New York city, "a in burning tenement
4-lona Island. n. Y, by explosion of u
S. naval magazine; property loss, $500, 900
12-New Hope, Ky, 6 in railway collision
H--Near Connellsvi1le, Pa. 10 by mine ex-
plosion.
2LBonanza, Ark. 10 by gas explosion in
coal mine.
Dec. SClarksburg, N j., in burning
home.
13-Near Abba Ia, cremated in railway
wreck Near Piedmont, w Va, by
overturning of engines.
15-Lake Concordfa, Miss, 6 by sinking Of
tugboat.
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UlIS.LuCy a.KeQdall
of New Haven. VT.

Many friends will be glad to learn that
she has gotten rid of her cancer Mrs.
Kendall is one of New Ravens best
known citizens, as she is 70 years of age
and has resided for so years in the same
house that she now lives in. Mrs Ken
dali has five grandchildren and thirteen
great grand children, and her husband
has been dead for ten years. Mrs. Ken
dali is member of the Methodist church
of Middlebury, VT, and probably is as
well known, loved and respected as any
woman in Vermont, and for the past
three years it has been well known fact
that she has been fast losing her health
by a. cancer which was greatly bothering
her. She had it treated for one year by
a specialist all to no avail and the cancer
commenced to grow very fast and nearly
covered the side of her cheek, running to
her nose. In this condition on Nov. l.,
1908, she went to Burlington to DR.. Mer-
rows private sanitarium where in eight
days without comparatively any pain,
the loss of drop of blood or the use OF
the knife Mrs. Kendalls cancer was sue
cessfully removed, and is at this writing
nearly all healed up. Mrs. Kendall has
nothing but the greatest praises for DR..
Morrow and his treatment and says she
would recommend all friends suffering
from cancer to consult him at once and
she will be only too glad to show where
the cancer was removed and explain her
case to any one who is suffering with
cancer. We understand this is the 55th
cancer that DR.. Morrow has removed
since Jan. 1, 1908, in Burlington and
vicinity. advt
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Grimes

Jan. Emil johnson kills Miss Benna
Benson and self at Virginia, MINI; she
refused to marry him. VIM. Il. Chic, of
Toledo, kills wife and self; domestic trou-
1o-Mrs Amelia Roller, of Palmyra, Wis,
hangs her two children and self.
2S-John J. Fiddler kills wife and self at
Marionvlle, Pa.
3l-Chas. Rowe, while insane, kills wife,
Feb. 5-John Stark kills wife and self, at
G-Edward L. Burdick of Buffalo, n. Y,
found dead in his home with head
Mar 12-Adolph Krauss kills wife and
children with sledge hammer, then at
tempts suicide. Bandits attack stage
along Yaqui river in Sonora numbering
driver and passengers. Near Orange
Springs, Va, s killed in fight between rival
17-Mrs. Jas. Strowbrdge kills mother,
daughter and self, n Cuyayoga, n. Y.
30-Jas. Howard sentenced to life imprison-
ment at Frankfort KY for murder of
May 4-Jas b. Marcum assassinated at
jackson, Ky, as result of Hargis-Cockrill
2-H. S. Biggs, Ed Bell and Deputy Sheriff
r. c. Mcmahon killed in street fight in
Sanderson, Tex.
at St Francis, Kan, in quarrel over land
30-R M. Love- Tex. state comptroller
killed at Austin by discharged employe
who was wounded in subsequent struggle
with J. w. Stephens.
Jul. 16-Alfred A. Knapp sentenced to be
electrocuted, at Hamilton o.
Aug. Three deputies killed by escaped
convicts from Folsom (Cal) prison, in
Eldorado county.
13-Gilbert Twigg Qnsane), shoots into
crowd at Winfield, Kan, killing and then
kills himself.
N-Curtis Jet and Thos. White found
guilty of assassinating Jas. Z. Marcum
and punishment fixed at life imprison-
ment.
17-De.perate negro in Randolph county,
Ala, kills 4 and wounds in dispute over
watermelons.
29-Two men killed and two wounded at
Chicago City Railway Co.'S barns by 3
Caleb Powers sentenced to death for com
plicity in assassination OF VIM Goebel.
Sep. Three men killed in battle at camp
meeting at Victory, Ky.
22-Curtis Jet found guilty by jury at
Cynthiana, KY, OF murder OF Town Mar
shall .Thos. Cockrell; death penalty i'm
posed
Oct 12-seven Indians killed in quarrel
after drinking bout on Blackfoot reserva-
ton in Montana
Nov. 13-Insane negro kills Andrew G.
Green, father of Greatly New York"
N-Henry Van Dine, Peter Nfedermeisr and
Emil Roeski, charged with being accom-
plices of Gus Marx in Chicago car barn
robbery and murder captured by police
and farmers near Tollsston, Ind, after
| stealing locomotive, killing brakeman
| Dec. 6-Dell Thompson kills Addie Hacker
his fiancee, then commits suicide at
wedding feast in Camden, n. j.
20-Roscoe w. Derby, at Cleveland o.
kills wife. his children and self.
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industrial

Jan. S-Board of trade corners establishing
fictitious prices for grain declared illegal
by appellate court In Chicago.
%nJohn Mitchell reelected pres. United
Mine Workers at Indianapolis.
Mar 3-Judge Adams, of St Louis, enjoins
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and
Locomotive Firemen from ordering Wa
bash X: X. strike, and on Apr. dissolved
injunction.
2I-Rsport of coal strike arbitration
made public In Washington. Work
wages mounting to about 10 per
cent, some decrease In hours, "a
sliding scale and provision for flu
force until Mar. 81, 1906. Recog-
milton Of union not passed upon.
Apr. General strike OF International
Harvester CO. employees at Irondale, near
Chicago. called.
81. s. court of appeals at st. Paul decides
Northern Securities Co. an illegal oor-
poration in violation of antitrust law
and enjoins 1t from voting stock of con-
trolled roads
May Ito secure more pay and shorter
hours. ZOO workmen, mostly In building
12-Fedsrsi Salt Co. convicted in U. S. court
at San Francisco Of maintaining a mo-
2l-Freight traf1c of railroads entering St.
Louis practically tied up by 1.50e freight
handlers joining strike OF the warehouse
Jun. 4-Many hotels and restaurants in Chi
cage tied up by strike of walters and
cooks.
Jul 22-New River (Pa) coal miners re-
sumo work after IS months strike
Aug. sc. M. Schwab is succeeded by w.
Z. Corey as pres. United States Steel cor
poration.
s6-Sam. j. Parks, of New York, walking
delegate, found guilty of eXtorting money
for settling strike, is sentenced TO prison
for not less than 2h years. All employees
In government printing office in Wash
ington ordered to swear allegiance to
u. s. before notary.
S1-Sam ]. Parks released on certificate of
reasonable doubt.
Sep. 1S-Commerce of port of New Orleans
tied up by strike of ongshoremen.
BIN Kansas City, Mo, convention Of In
tsrnational Assn. of Bridge and Struc-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-08

Aug. 5-Naval war game begins off Maine
coast
s--Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles Tetires from
active service, and is succeeded by Gen.
D-Pres. Roosevelt defines attitude toward
labor question, saying There is no OBJ
lection to the employees of the govern
ment printing office constituting them-
selves into a union If they so desire, but
mo mo pses or - OF I'M uRV OF he
United States, which it is my sworn duty
to enforce" -. State Senator VIM. T. sui
Ivan (Mo) convicted at jefferson City
of soliciting bride for votes. 80. Battleship
Missouri launched at Baltimore. Md.
Sep. ~. S. cruisers Brooklyn and San
Oct rTan9isco arrive va. at Bei Ins,x,n c,.im.
granted in all particulars save the
Portland canal, which is awarded
by mixed com m ission to Canada
Jury in postal fraud scandal at Gin
cinnati disagrees as to charges against
D.: V. Miller and j. M. Jones:
pointed Judge Of q. S. district court Of ter
ritory, and Geo. r. Carter succeeds to
Nov. Geo. B. Mcclellan elected mayor
national elections: Myron r Herrick
Ge2 o2 1lSSl2 pluraiIi u ~. Edwin War,
Mass $751; Alb Albert fo B. cummiH minis e ep,
la, 5000; Gov. Beckham dem, Ky),
about 10000; j. K. Vardman dem. Miss),
cessful in minor elections in Pa. N. j.,
Neb., and Col. and the democrats in Va.
9-Congress (5Sth) assemblies in extraor-
binary session; Joseph G. Cannon Qll)
elected speaker of house
16-U. S. Senator Deidrich (Neb) indicted
by federal grand jury in Omaha on charge
of accepting bride for appointment of
postmaster.
19-House of representatives votes 1895 to
ID to give effect to Cuban reciprocity
treaty.
23-D v Miller and Joseph NJ Johns ac-
quilted at Cincinnati of bribng in con-
nection with post office scandals.
H-Grover Cleveland announces uncondi-
tionally and irrevocably that he will not
be presidential candidate.
BO-lsant X. Salisbury makes sensational
bribery charges against various public
and private individuals.
Dec. Irregular session of 5Sth congress
opens in Washington; presidents mes
sage read Gen. Leonard Wood nom-
mated to be maj gen
S-Gov. ]. c. w. Beckham (Ky) inaugu-
rated.
Prep. nat. committee decides next con-
vention will be held in Chicago on June
q, 1901.
16-U. S. senate passes Cuban reciprocity
bill, 81 to 49,
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LyncbinSs


Jan. 1.-TWO unknown negroes, one of
whom killed Sheriff Reese, near Brier-
field, Ala....John Hollins negro) near
Drew, Miss; charged with attempted as
4-Ransom Neal and Chas Tunsiall me
groes) at Angleton, Tex; murder.
&-Joe Thomas negro burned at stake
near New Orleans; murder of Sheriff
Curry.
sc. A. sobrilofski, Russian miner who
had worked during strike kicked to death
Feb. lice Hall (colored). at Wrightsville,
Ga; for shooting Sheriff Crawford.
Mar. s-H He Thomas (1n0egro) near
Apr 6-John Turner (eolored), at Warren
Ark; attempted assault on white woman.
15.Tom Gilyard (colored), at Joplin, Mo.
May 2-Bob Bryant and VIII Morris. at
Haynes Bluff, Miss; assassination Of w
2O-Moses Hart NEGRO desperado), at
Corinth. Miss; for shooting at chief of
police. Amos Randall (white), and Dan
Kennedy and Henry Golden negroes
at Mulberry, Fla. murder of white man
Jun. 4-John Dennis (negro), at Greenville,
Miss: attempted criminal assault.
&c. II. Wyatt (negro), at Belleville, Ill. I;
Banjo Peavy (colored), near Fort Val
ley, Ga; murder of W. c, Winslow, -.
FIVE negroes roe near Forest Miss; for
22-Geo. White (nesro), at Wilmington.
Del; murder Of Helen Bishop
2i-CaSe Jones (colored), at Elk valley
Tenn; for assaulting 12-yr old girl.
26-Lamb Whitley (colored), near Monte
rey Landing, La; murder. Garfield Nc
Coy, Geo. Mckinney and Wiley negroes
at Newtown, Ga; for murder OF F. S.
Billiard.
Jul. Reuben Elrod (negro), at Piedmont.
s. CD has. Evans (colored), at Norway
s. c.; suspected OF murder OF j L. Phil
lips
6rEvansyille, Ind. terrorized by mob that
broke into jail to lynch negro. Gov.
orders out militia
6-Seven persons killed and p injured in
battle between militia and mob when
latter made desperate assault on Jail.
23-Mooney Allen (negro),, at Beaumont,
Tex; for shooting policeman.
25-J d. Mayfield (colored), at DanVille
ME Steers (negress), near Shreveport
La. charged with poisoning girl
Aug. 4-John Millikin (negro preacher) and
John Hunter his son-in-law killed by
whitecappers at Lewisburg, Tenn.
VIM. Garrett (negro) drowned while be-
ing pursued by armed men of Bartholo-
NEW county Ind.
Sep. 6-TWelve more convicted of compile
ity in Danville Qu) race riots
Oct, 1-Walter Davis (coloIed), at Marshall
Tex; murder OF Constable Hayes.
ED McCollum (colored), at Sheridan.
Ark; for wounding officer.
16-Thos. Hall (negro), at Wickliffe, Ky. /;
charged with shooting white boy.
Nov 2-Jos. Craddock (negro), at shreve-
3EFrank Anderson (white) and Henry
johnson negro) Killed during race riot
at Lake Village Ark.
| Sam Adams (negro) at Pass Christian
Mis-, assaulting wife OF prominent citi
zen.
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Geo c. Perkins (Cal) elected to U. S.
l4mGOy; Jefferson Davis (Ark) inaugurated
ls-Prs.. Roosevelt signs anthracite coal
le-Gov VIM. Dorsey (Ala) inaugurated.
3-Chas. f. Kelly. former speaker of ST.
Perjury.,..U s. Senators Hopkins dli -
conn cia h& Aas5 s stCh. Nat
HanSbrough IN. d. Penrose (Pa), Flat
IN ~. Smoot utah). Gallinger IN. h.
and kittredge Is. d. elected
G-Gov. Duncan c. Haywood Is. c. inau-
~. s. Senator Henry M Teller (Col.) re-
Chester l. Long (Kan.), Asbury c. Latl.
mer %. CO, and Francis G. Newlands
&-U. g. Senator f. w. Pettus reelected.
Slew Ankeny CWash.) elected to U. S.
senate.
charges against Congressman LESSER
sustained by evidence; blames Philip
Doblin, but holds Lemuel E. Quigg to be
not involved.
e-N.val Constructor Richard T. Hobson's
resignation accepted
15-Prss signs bill establishing department
OF commerce, also general army STAFF
1S-Associats Justice shiras Of U. S. su-
prems court resigns.
l9-Judse w. r. Day (Ohio) appointed to
succeed Justice Shiras.
&C. w. Fulton (Ore) elected to U. s.
senate.
Mar 2-Delaware's long senatorial fight
ended by election of j Frank Alice to long
term and Louis II. Ball to short term.
Pres, calls extra session of senate to meet
Mar. g.
THE 9th congress adjourns sine die;
Senator Allison states appropriations ag-
grsgatsd 81 554, l0S,5l4
gu. 8. senate in extra session. 3. Pres
dominates VIM. d. Crum as collector of
customs at Charleston. 8. G.
19-U. s. senate ratifies Cuban reciprocity
treaty 80 to 16 and adjourns.
3l-Pres. Roosevelt leaves Washington on
western trip covering l4,11o m. and %
states
Apr 1-Carter II. Harrison reelected mayor
of Chicago.
l9-Stephen II Mallory (Fla) elected to U.
S. senate.
S-Upon attempt of Speaker John II. Miller
Of III. legislature to force passage of
Indy bill by gaVel rule the vast majori-
~ of the house insists upon roll call.
drives speaker from houss, and proceeds
to pass Mueller bill.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-08
Miscellaneous

Jan. Gov. Dole sends to Pres. Roose-
welt list message over direct cable be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
2-Post office at Indianola Miss, from
which colored postmstress was driven
by force ordered closed.
1b-Lieut Gov. Tillman Is. c. shoots and
fatally wounds Editor Narcisso G. Con
zaes in Columbia.
Feb 9-Arnold & Co.'S st. Louis coopera-
tive investment concern suspends pay
ment. over 400 persons afflicted with ty-
phoid at Ithaca, n. Y; many sctudents
leave Cornell university.
Mar. 9-Andrew Carnegie gives Princeton
university 81 $1,000.
1o-Arthur r. Pencil, a chief figure in
mysterious murder case of E. l.. Burdick,
killed in automobile accident in Buffalo.
Mrs Pencil dies on 18th Of injuries re-
ceived a same time.
A-Carrie C. Gait elected pres. Am. Wom-
ans Suffrage assn. in New Orleans.
Apr 2-Pres. Roosevelt receives LII. d. de-
gree from University of Chicago.
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and other organs of digestion and nutri-
ton. 1t enables the perfect assimilation
of food and the proper nutrition of the
body on which physical strength depends.
mime or ten years ago my health became
very poor and in 1892 so far gone that good
doctors pronounced my case the worst they had
ever treated" writes Mr. Harvey Phipps Of
Florence, Ala. Ell had acute stomach trouble,
liver complaint, catarrh and was nervous to such
extent could not sleep. I finally got three
bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and some Pellets Took them according to
directions the bottles, and i'll few days
noticed decided improvement. l commenced
to get more rest at night and could eat with
pleasure, where formerly food was like chips to
me. When l had used three bottles of the
Discovery was new man could eat mince
pie for supper, go to bed at seven p. M. and
sleep until seven A. NJ. l am now working at
my trade Carpentry every day in all kinds of
weather. and think if / had not taken your
medicines I would be under the sod"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from accumulated
impurities.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-08

Pres. Castro, of
Venezuela, accepts
powers conditions
for arbitration.
Herman warsh hips
lombard FIT. San
Carlos, Venezuela.
SC oil. Art h u r
Lynch, member of
parliament for Gal
way, found guilty
of high treason and
sentenced to death.
Government later
commutes sentence
to penal servitude
for life).
Feb. 6-Pres. Roose-
welt declines to ar
bitrate Venezuelan
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y
of commerce ana
labor launched,
Geo. ~. CortelyOu
in charge.
lI-Geo. W. Beavers,
formerly chief OF
salary and allow
ance division Of
L. o. dept, indicted
in Brooklyn for al
legged acceptance OF
bribe.
22-Chas. Hedges re-
moved from office
of supt. of free de-
livery of Z. o. dept.
on charge of falsi-
fxsi,p diarv
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-08

24-Postmaster Gen. Payne removes Jas.
N. Tyner, asst atty. gen, from L. y. de-
partment.
we.
Gen Miles report on Philippines made
public, citing cases on part of American
troops.
MAY zen. Luke e. Wright, vice gov. of
Philippines, arrives in Manila.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-01-08

Philippine C O m
mission declares
organized insurrec-
ton at end.
John w.
Morrison (Idaho),
La Toilette owls. J
and White IS. d.
inauguratsd.
Gov. T. F. Garvin
(R. l.) inaugurated
Gov. Van SAINT
On 1 n NJ inaugu-
rated.
VIM. ]. Bal
ley (Kan.) inaugu-
rated.
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