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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
sIREs AND SONS.

Thomas A. Edison is not sociable in
MS habits. but he likes to entertain SCI
entiile men.
Austin * Jones. the bell ringer at
Harvard, is seventy-aye years Of age
and has rung Haryards bell for forty
seven years.
DR. Chrysander, formerly private see
Rotary to the great Bismarck, is a pa
tient in lunatie asylum at Hamburg
He suffers from fits Of nervousness.
Henry W. Chadwick. the father Of
baseball, is eighty years old, but his
writings would not indicate It. He still
Is keenIy interested In the national
game
The United States senate will have
among its members at the next session
five former cabinet officers, Senators
Knox Teller, Aiger, Proctor and Ell
kins.
Senator Scott Of West Virginia will
take part in no more national cam
paigns. All his old political associates
on the Republican national committee
are now dead.
William b. Bate, United States SEN
ator from Tennessee, Is now the rank
ing Confederate general officer in con
gress. lie il seventy -eight and says
that he has never accepted a railroad
pass, franked telegram or asked for
Job for relative.
Colonel "Pick. Jones, who was a
roommate Of Edgar Allan Poe at West
Point, died In Austin, Tex. the other
day. He was ninety years old and was
an intimate friend Of Dayy Crockett,
General Sam Houston and many other
noted men Of early days.
Because Of a deadly fear Of earth
quakes cipriano Castro, the president
OF Venezuela, lives In a house built en-
tirely Of steel. The outside is covered
with a kind Of soft stone and the in
side with lath and plaster, SO that the
visitor sees nothing unusual
Henry Ne. Flagler, the Standard Oil
man. although nearly seventy years
old. has become a victim Of the auto
mobile fever Until a short time ago
he declared that he would not have one
Of the machines about his place, but
now his favorite amusement is to 80
touring about in monster red car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12

sais WAGER Cure Tor Sc. Vitus Dance.
There is rejoicing IN the home o. Mr.
and Mrs. Alien Paul OF Houston Tex.
and physicians are maryeling over the
cure effected la the case OF Katie Paul.
who had been afflicted with ST Xitus
dance, Says a Houston dispatch, The
child was taken to Galveston and was
required to take one bath day In the
gulf, being wheeled into tho water in
her chair against her will, Az the end
Of mouth Of daily surf bathing she
was brought back to her home corn
pletely well.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
GRANITEvILLE.

Social dance at Miles Hall, Saturday
evening, the 18th, music by 0'Brien's
orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
GREAT WORLDS FAIR LINE,

The WALSH RAILROAD is the only line
having tracks ard depot ct main entrance
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, ST. Louis.
Allth9aaghtra tboundandeastbound.s stop
r. " WABASH WORLDS FAIR STATION to
fakean Of lei of passengers, thus avoiding neees
siss II g0iag to Union Depot, ST Louis, Baggage
elieekea q This Station If desired.
skess New York to St Louis & return ssg
Eosion "a
Philadelphia (" ii
9tes iromolher Eastern points
ta Isaay. 6o-day and season tickets, privilege Of
stoiWNpe Of Al Niagara Falls Detroit and Chicago.
sM sQ8eAtest agent far tcketsVia Wabash K n
iaesttstc,i Booklet Of Worlds Fair will be sent
Ek 81 application TO.
Ill y sIstNatpl II, N. A.. asI broadway. n NJ "a
b Nestaata. a.E.p A.s iT8 Washington ST. Boston
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
Kaith,s Theatre.

Every theatre goer who had the pleas
IRE Of witnessing the screamingly funny
burIesque sketch From 'Zaza' to Uncle
tom which was given its initial produc-
tion at Keith's Boston Theatre early in
the past summer, win welcome the in
formation that a return engagement is
to be played By Will II. Murphy and
Blanche Nichols, and their supporting
company the week Of Nov. IA. 1t is
worthy Of note, perhaps, that Keith's
still continues to be zone Of the sights
of the city for visitors to Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
PICKLES
We have Iarge Iine g Bulk PiekIe..

We have large line Of Bulk Pickles,
just arrived.
Heinzs Sweet Mixed, per pound .... ISc
Heinz's Sweet Gherkins, per pound I5c
Heinz's Chow Chow, PEI quart ......... ISe
Heinz's Picked Onions. per pound . lSc
Hsinz's Plain Sour, per lb.. lSc, three for Use
Also full line Of Bottle Goods. Olives,
Sweet Onions. Pearl Onions, Tomato
Catsup and Horse Radish. Meats and
Vegetables
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
Notice to All Union Men.

That the Congregational Church and
tie Baker house at Williamstown are
non'unlon Jobs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
aeNraAL YrnnoNr MAILnoAn.

EgAsns leave Barre for White River juno.
tiep, Boston, New York and all intervening
points 1T ass q. m. fl.55 a. N. and 1901 a. m.
Local train for White River Junction and
Windsor and Intermediate stations leaves at
$50 b. M.
Trains leave barre for Burlington, st. Albans,
k0usea Point and 0gdensburg AZ 6.35 a. N. and
3lN $50 p. M. and ian q. M. Trains connect st
Essex for points on Rutland road and the $50
connects with New York train for Montreal and
points west leaving Barre at $40, $50 and
a2,0t o. m.
For Williamstown leave Barre att 20 and 4.30p.
IA. Leave Wtliiamst0wn at 6.25 q. m. and $50
D. IA
900 d. Yn..-sundAys only Passenger for bur
iington and st. Aibans and intermediate sta
lions.
as6NTTEdKH WELLS RIVER RAILROAD,
coMaENclbG JUNE ~, 1904.
Trains leave Barre FOL Wells River connect
lne ah that point with trains going both north
and gnuth, at 1880 A. M. 1890 and sis D. M The
1870 train connects with train for Boston, and
north for Lisbon, t4ittleton, Fahyans and Lam
caster, also with Montreal express. and the Z $50
and g.fB trains with ST Johnsbury trains.
Trains leave Barre for Montpelier At 7.30, 1920
4. M t2.g0, s.i5 a.l0 and $50 p. IN.
ELECTRIC sTREKf RAILWAY.
care leave square in Barre for Montpelier al
n minutes Of and IS minutes past the hour.
Leave Montpelier for Baffe on the hour and
aaig hour until 70 n ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12

America is 70 manufacture typewrit-
ers for Syria, the machines being fit
ted with a new alphabet OF fifty char
acters. which was arranged recently
~ selim Haddad. d Syrian artist and
inventor The actual Syrian alphabet
contains 630 characters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
NE BARRE DAILY HIVES
SATURDAY, NoyEMBER u, 1904.
WHEN THE YEAR 1908 CLOSED

lie insurance having that year paid to
policy holders nearly two hundred mill
lion dollars, was holding in trust for
them over two billion dollars, and was
contingent risk on their ac-
count on 100000 policies sum oil
nine and half billion dollars. This
gives some idea Of the magnitude Of the
life insurance work, Of which we have
done our share, and MS the record proves,
we have the right 10 say, that portion
which we have done has been done well.
55th year, doing business in IS states.
The National Life Insurance Company
Of Vermont (Niutual). ORGANIZED in
1850. S. S. Ballard, General Agent, NIB.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3,
Miles Block, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
wEBsTERvILLE.

Social dance ii d. M. Corliss' building
at Websterville Saturday evening. Dane
ing from to H. All are cordially
invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
Al ulnt For HnnIth

Physicians now say that those who
sleep with their mouths closed have
the best health. II YOU awake in the
night. says the Kansas City Journal,
and End your mouth open, get up and
close Ii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-12
Farmers Take Noticel

We have just received car Of fancy
mixed feed. Our price is $500 per ton
at the car. This is very low price
for this quality Of feed !. Fl. Perry,
% So Main street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08
Gn acntal Stalicncramt.

Gn genial Stalienergnt. So,
llli11bre ems bur10re0e Mar liOen pol
set nei ten ltm1ltgt at lenoe 8u6jfaf
fra ct Ste6 eller 2ono til ct un0et.
Set maatte ien0es meo Sci It eller
Sfp0Spogn, bpilfet bar baobe lang
iomt og uiiffert. Sao fom Dunrp=
ifibene % Sernbaner11e, ser par ct
umaaoeli9t 6remifrt6t. @n0elig
blep 1elegrofen opfun0et; Sen gior-
De set muligt pe0 @iplp al @leftri=
citet at ien6e 8110ifab giennem ell
@etaltraab fra ct 5te6 til ct an0et.
9ette bragte / Gi6ens 2eb Sen bele
geroen / npie Gorbinoelie. &t
ltreffe 0isie Sroo6e bar baooe BE-
iparligt og foltbart, og 5torm -pg
ltbejr afbre6 ofte al &ommuntfa=
tion. @n6bi6ere, Set bar life NUT
ltgt at iette fig | 6otbin6elie me6 ct
Sftb paa &opet. @fterat Sfibet
bab6e forlo6t &opne.1 1ne0 bore &je-
re pmborb, bar 1ogle Minutters @if=
ten meo &aan6en set eneite 8in6e=
leo; oerefter foripan6t De / Nattens
Mulm og Merfe, tubt for %, in6til
Sc anfom til neite .babn. Sffe iao
toag, taffet bere en- itolienif @ut,
bbiS Nabr1 er bleben beremt sen gait
fife 8er6en ODER. @uglielmo Soar
conf bar giort set muligt for % at
lenoe @ubifab giennem 2nfte,t u6en
Sie1p al Metaltraa6. Soog tan nj
tale meb nore @iere, meoe1s Sc er
%bnnoreoer al Mil borte, miot uoe pao
&apet. Set er iifferlig Ell al Sc
nionnoerligite 0pfin6elier Ser noge1n-
iin6e er bleben giort, ia, set er noe
llelt ulllull9l TOT Wte1tne1 te1dt1Den at
fatte set.
Siitorien biier, at 8er6en fra Ti6
til an0en er bleben ioale0es operra-
lfet be6 Mnfomiten al ct Gent, ser /
&raft al en- oiounoerlig @pne bar
for taaet at frabrtite Maturet en- at
.oenS &~emmeligbe6er. 3ette be11oz
tie, oa 5lrtningen at set otte1roe
Marbnnoreoe set lpffe<oes go1nle 81.
8eter Sobrnep ne0e i morplanos
8@erge giennem Stu6ier og Gfsperi-
menter meb 9}aturens lagen6e nrter
at prnparere en- Me6icin, Ser bar
prret Ell iaa6an 8el1ignelle for Sc
2i0enoe. Dette 2egemt6oel fienot
UNDER Rabnet Dr. &eter's @11rifo,
bar peret 8rug / pper bu116rebe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08
Sc furbrinesfmlbe Menb.

S Ell ipenif &oltille, u0giDet / Be-
gpn0elien al set atten0e Marbun6re=
Sc, ltaar fglgen0e Tormaning til
&pin6erne:
Soar EN- &bin6e er ima1f, ortig,
lbppiif og rggtet iom en- &erregoor6s=
belt, 0a ipneS ieg ont benoe alene
oerfor; Jog iaa mart ser er nogle, iom
forltoar fig paa at itpre en- @usbol6-
ming og al fin @anos 9ine fer, boa6
ban gnifer> 6em reipefterer leg. Seq
lfal lobe for, en- Man6 bIiber gla6,
naar ban fommer biem, og en- iao1am
lille @ngel tager imo6 bom me6 fine
lnebbioe &gnoer, fpsier ng flapper
bam, filler &ig6 og @r6ntiager frem
paa @or6et for bam, letter fig beo
bans SIDE og, iperger: ~Min Seoe,
bba6 nil gu baoe?" eller (bboh for
bonning= og iufferiboe Sager set mi
altiammen er.
Men bar en- ituffels 69r / fit &us
en @luife=D ortbe, en- 2aptaife, ct
gammelt &ibeiern, Ser ebig pg alti6
inmmer font Ell gammel @eoebams,
ilaar meo Dprene, rt6er u6 giennem
N~6glebnllet paa Sl6rageren og font
mer 6a1mpen6e tilbage giennem Sfor-
itenen iamt fer no / Mniigtet fom en-
uglereoe, oa ipnes leg life ON benoe.
&a1n Ben 2c6e ielb fan ftn6e Yebag
en- 1ao6an &bin6e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08
4ar, men bar lite baret ibprt meget

Mar, men bar lite b9ret ib9rt meget
aberteret, % 6abrifanten foretraffer
at laoe Meoicinen ielge Jig ielp i
&raft af lit eget @nrb. @fteriperg-
ielen 5erefter al bore 2onosmeno
Der 2anbet bar antaget temmelig
itore GorboI6e. Denne Mebicin er
ieroeleS pnoet og meb &ette; tbi oen
iporer 9oftorregninger i bpert
Stem. Sen tilbere6es I'LL al Sen
gamle 9oftors @abne- og @gnneign
(oer ieGb er en- gammel Mano). Set
er lite EN- Mpotbefer : Mebici1, men
felges 6irefte til Sorbrugerne af So
brifonten> 9r. &eter Sabrnep, 112
-114 go. @opne glbe., Chicago, Scsll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08
Observation-Disclosures 8rmb.

@n Marineleitnant, iom nplig eif=
teoe Jig, giber fplgen6e Sci ripelle al
fin @rr0 og be1r6es 9rogt:
~Min &uitru er iao imuft ct 6ar-
tSt iom nogen1inbe forlo6 EFT MoSScc.
banoeltproof, er bpgget iom ct Slip
perifib> og meo Ell @ollionsfigur,
buis Mage mon life ofte fer poa
lmaa Gartqier. &en6es 2engoe /
&jglen ct fem SOD otte CONNER, og
benbes Replacement er ipp pg tppe
&a1biffoo Suit. SUN CT al tibet
9pbgoaenbe> bbilfet %forager ber10cs
@urtigbe0 / 8alialen.
Boa Sen St6> bu hi bleb ipleilet
lammen> bar fun nplig blepet riggct
for og agter me6 @niplinger og
8lom1ter. Storiejlet bar belpis al
Si1te me0 Toritagsieil al @aIencien=
mes. @enoes 5frog bar al be0lte
@ort Stoa!, 6effet me6 @ilfe, me0
&polbenS @tibere.
9en1e &ig er beitemt for &rD6s,
ming | flint SEER. Sum bor ogioa ct
Get @tormiejl for itpgt @eir og ct
li0et Get Sell for lette Bigger, bbil=
fe bel poa 0enne 8%re00egroo fer el=
Ter icrrere nil inOtreffe.
Otter bpo0. 6olf flyer, lpltrer
fun go0t &oret, naor bun lpber lteo=
as @oIen for &in0en> og FUN foll
pen0e rl1n6t / bele lin 2Gug0e> 1biS
ct lmalffere Tortaj pasierer beuoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08
!6orfnitilf Sober: Sulie

5arfaitiif 6aoer: rSS,1lie, MT
bor 6enne u1ge, Ma1to paret fer tre
Mftel1er | &a0, og Set bor beret no.
lten Mibnat, naar fan er gooet. @Qr
Set life be6lt, gu i%nbitere6e bom til
at meobringe lin @,1ffert og 6ele bort
9jem me0 os?"
Snoifploig Datter: ~Ma> Bapo>
moa ieg? : 9et er netop, bpo0 bo11
pnlteoe; men ban por for unoielig til
at beoe Big om Sob. Mo, ioa glo5
ban oil bltbe, 11aar leg / g(ften fortnl=
Ter bam 6et!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08
J (6lo6uio Sti(6eo

S ielpbpio @tilbeo orager @leoen
frem
6pbt giennem Sfoben meo % to
alene:
/ iplpbui6 Gre6 fig bbeIper @ranens
Creme
ion &orten in6 til ollie 2engslers
&iem.
&bor er Der tplt = bbor gier ben
Gapsbe0 itille;
bpor er Der itort = bpor gipr 6en
Storbe6 lille!
Saa tenoer Maor1e11s MD fin Hare
1amme
1pit oDer Mftnens @lpo ipQa @ranens
Sop:
% hi CT to- iom Itirrer lt1nt 1i6op-
to, lom fat felles 2engsler / BET
lan1me.
@bor fan man friges oog paa 2ip og
9p0?
bDpr fan Ser bore Menneif fer, iom
,ba6er>
mems oennc @rani fpp / en Tre6 Jig
bo0er,
ser ipnes rurt1ne &er0ner / fit
Sfipb? -
&1t11 lang lon1t mprfl1es set / 6e1me
Sfop,
bpor felipe Motte11s Tl1gl far lple
&inger,
bpor ODER frosne Ma=2pb &ejtens
SOB
iom as cit 5plp=9rp o~perior6ilf flin=
ger!
9o leftcr SiGlen fig / 8glgellag
al 2%ungsler moo Set Spje pg Sci
Gcne
og MftenlfiGret fpsier Tl1ruzStam:
met
og fpier iagtc bore @n110er iamn1e11
/ 9(n0nyt moo Sen luul1One @inter:
Sag
mems @ror1en iGnfer D0mpg 1in{
@rene>
fpr S11eens &egt> / Sfopen tops ur
enc.
@nor er fer tp1t - bpor gjpr SCI
Sausbe0 iti(le;
Dpor er fer fort = bbor gi9r ser
Storbe0 lille!
S lplpbpi1 Stilbe6 6roger Sln6el1
fen -
til otter hi blo1n6t Menneifer e,
uuuet:
og 11oar Sc bpiter in6, bpa0 Sc bo1
laoet
al @ag og &ip / tom og trgltlp:
SfpalOer>
og nuar paa oS cit Mn6el oeraf fal6el
meo &agt al Stebets felles Britt %
8rg6e -
ga bill hi buife pao lin Mitenrp6e
bag 6enne TITLE Sfop, bpor @roue11S
@rene
ligner Sen bbioe Sci = for % olene
gi0sbol6, 6ebruor 1904.
@pl9er 9racbmann.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08

g0Ot. TQttOtOQ1en DauOe luuel e.
gonife oeiIigt 2aar poo fin S%ollerte1;
men ban ia6 fun % fiat til oct.
u@pbfooI, &r. @anoi6at?" ip1rgte
Mo6om @blberg.
Sat - ingen Meotaol," fbareoe
&an0ioaten.
rSSn6ma6, ST. @anoioat?"
rssS SITE Spor al Snomao, maoam
@olberg> lite @por." Sen mogre
&an1i1at iufte6e.
n&m!" fag6e BUN.
r&m!" iae6e ban. - Set bar rbp'
re 9emptligt.
@noelig brait Sien. Ma6am Col.
berg gao fig til at 9reoe.
set er set ii6ite @aaieloar, &an,
oioaten ipiier bos @o6am Goldberg.
- Sci er ioo trilt!"
rM!ian ifal ingen Sing f%oriperge."
= San rpffe0c li0t nGrn1ere fen til
ben6e og iaa benoe in0 9jnene.
uSm!" iag0e ban.
v@m! - bnn!" 1ag6e FUN.
~&pr, lille Mfa1am Goldberg. =.
ful16e 9e life babe 2plt til at flptte
ino / min rp 9eiligbe0?"
uMo --&r. &nn6i6ot!" - Ma6am1
@olbere itof me0 @affelen til ct ite9t
Speoite, iaa Sen trille6e a16 paa 9u>
gen.
$50 - Ior cit fan ifom bDerfen
u1oppre 9em eller 9ereS &affe. Set
goor mig, lom set gear pisie &lan-
ter: ii tooler life at flpttes. - Seq
er It'll hIepen bant til 9eres 5ollfin,
Moocln 5olberg. Ceres gemDtlige
Mn3ist for pplipet mig meget Sc fez
beige Gage, - % ben1 far ieg bopt
mor1ge al - oltfor mango. Meit
Soar er blepet felt great al al SEN
@jenporoigbe0. 80. @pis 9e iaa open
/ &jpbet pil6e .... ieg merer: ON
&c fltnbe bape 2plt ill.,. at om=
Butte 9fobnet Gprenl en me0 Solberg
.... mel. -. mel ompen0t, natur=
ligpis.. 90. pmpen0t: Solberg mes
Sprenl 49,. ioo.... ja.... 1oo
fur0e Set blipe ioo rart!"
@m rgmne0e Jig for(egen, roffe=
Sc uroligt paa i'm Nlo0s, 0reie0e Jig
otter ON mos tel1Se % lagoe:: ~SSa,
bno0 mener 9e?"
MaOom Sol6erg mente, at ialta
Solberg m11ligpis fife Dil0e fgle fig
bibere tiltolt al Bette arrangement
Men &an6bote11 bepilte benoe, fjent
og fpn0igt, at Solberg, lom efter 5en=
6es egen Mentng bar zen @eiit" ab=
lolut maatte pere beDet oper jor6t=
lfe Smoating.
vSSa - men - bois y" log6e
Maoam Solberg og pilleoe beb lit
6bi6e Sorfle6e.
v@o11 er en- v@eiit" II og fan BIZ
Der en- u@ejit" / al gbigbe6!" iog6e
&anOi0ater me0 b9bet Stemme.
nSa - g hi er Mennei fer!" mums
le0e Ma6am Solberg.
.u9et er pi."
vSa - Set er hi - loomen0 er
ri iaa!"
Ser bar SoIblinf / Mo0om GIL
bergs Zine, ga FUN gab &an0i0aten
@aan0en. Sg 1aa lmogte @oaielte=
gen itraf5 meget beore. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08

= SS%1r0f9rs(en al 6rplaor til be
Uoreneoe Stater bor / Sen ienere Sis
taget ct lterft Spioing. 0g bi0til
er Sc gaaeOe frit i10, 6o Sc fife ct
nGbnt I Sol0tartffen. Men MI far
6inansminiiter Sbam itoppet bette
Sui; ian bar nemlig gonife limpelt
%relolberet, at Trelaor er at reg1e for
= Sierfr9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08

- On Srlen6er, iom ipree6e oper
i'm afopoe &ultru, ptreoe UNDER Saa-
rer:
rSun bar en- iaa trofait og goo
&binoe. Sun fog mtg bare mel Den
blpoe gnoe al @oiten!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-08

Deres> Skabne fort&lles. Send ad Esxn
med 2 Cents Frimerke OF F9dselsdagen 90
jyeg vii sende ct "Pen Picture'' af Deres Liz
fra Vuggen til Craven. Prot. L.eAnlzi,
Dept. 60, bridgeport, ConJ,-
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
General Markets.

New York. Sept n.
FIOUR-Unsettled. with light business;
Minnesota patents. s0a65o. winter
straights. s510a5 .35; winter extras. ss.45a
40: winter patents. S.3ab 60
WHEAT-W Went on at the opening under
warmer weather than expected and the
lower English cables later the market
rallied on good bull support and on the
firm later cables; December. Hl2hal 10:
May. S.12hall2's.
CORN-On under weather news and
with wheat: December. 56ha57c.
TALLOW-steady; city, 4iEc.i country,
HAY-ouiet; shipping. s7,kc; good to
PoTAToEs-Firm: Long Island. 81 5oa
1.s7: Jersey and southern, .i0a1 60; Jer-
sey sweets. s2a2.25.
STRAW-Weak; long rye, S0ae0c
BEANS-Quiet marrow. $3.50: medium,
81 s0ai IS; pea. sl.75; red kidney. S2.9a2
WOOl-Firm. domestic fleece 32a35c.
HOPS-Firm; state. common to choice
1904. 29aS6c. 1903 27a35c.. olds, 10a15c. Pa
cinc coast, 1904. 27aS2c. 1903. 26aalc; olds,
10ai5c.
BUTTER-Firm: good demand; extra
western creamery, &c; extra nearby
EGGs- Steady: fair demand; nearby
firsts. 2laa5ac. at mark; western hrsts
&c. at mark
CHEESE Firm: fair demand; New
York full creams fancy. siic.: do. choice
sasAc. do, fair 10 good. g<askc.
LIVE POULTRY-Quiet but steady
fowls. l3iaaliizc.; old roosters. l0c.. sprins
chickens, i3Aal4izc.; ducks. i2al2c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Easie fowls
choice fresh killed. i4c.: do. fair 70 good
13a1Sisc; old roosters. 10c.: nearby broil-
ers choice. l6a17c; do. fair TO good. la
l5c.; western do, choice, 15c.; fair &c
I good. 12alic
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
SPAHRS BODY FOUND
/. ON THE COAST OF KENT

London. Sept Tie body Ol
Charles b. Spahr. editor Of a New
York magazine. who either fell OF
jumped overheard from the steamer
Prince Albert in the English channe
Aug. 30 last, has been washed ashor,
near Broadstairs. Kent
Numerous documents and a consid
cradle sum of American money wer,
found on Mr.. Spahr's body. Include,
among the property found were a gol,
watch, number of United State,
bank notes. a passage ticket by tho
steamer Aurana. a notebook and .
number OF other articles
From the point where the body
stranded it Is supposed that Mr.. Spain
must have fallen overheard when th'
vessel was about halfway between
Ostend and Dover. probably off Dun
kirk. twenty-five miles from the Eng
lish shore.
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
WILMINGTON WAS EASY
FOR WEST CHESTER TEAM


Wilmington was outciassed in the $1,000
game at Columbia Park yesterday and
consequently went down before Brandy
wine by the score of to 3. About 5000
spectators, many Of them from West
Chester and a few from this city were
in attendance.
Wilmington was outbatted, outhelded,
outpitehed ana outgeneraled during the
entire nine innings. billy" Gray was
captain OF the Brandywine nine and had
his men in fine trim. There was nothing
10 it but West Chester after the first in
ming
Comparatively few Wiimingionlans were
at the game, but those who did attenl
feel very sore and claim that the defeat
was principally due TO poor judgment.
Many thought it was a mistake when it
was announced that Mccoy would pitch.
They could not believe that the manage
rncnt would put IN the widest pitcher on
the team for such an important game, but
that Is what was done. There was still
chance to pull through in the seventh
when batters reached first and second
with no one out. Mccoy should have been
sent to the stable right there and then
but whoever had charge Of such matters
preferred 10 wait until four runs were
hammered in and the game hopeiessly
lost before sending Osborn in to relieve
Mccoy. Osborn lid not allow a hit tbs
remainder of the game.
Tn the fed Brandywine did much bet
ter work The work of Charles at sec.
oud and Ryan at third saved runs ir
several innings. Han s poor fielding was
responsible for the four runs in the sew
enth and Rementer and Mccoy also con
trbuted an error In this inning. The re-
deeming feature from a local standpoint
was the batting OF Farrell and the clever
work of Rementer. Although he has
sore finger Butch" caught great gam,
and his throwing 20 second cut off severa
runners.
The West Chester delegation was in tn
right bleachers and made good show
ing. They carried all kinds Of noise In
struments and rooted hard for their team
"Rube" an Umpire.
The famous "Rube" Wadjell was on
of the umpires and his decisions were sat
isfactory. but the "Rube" did a lot o
posing. Mclaughlin the other umpire wa
not so satisfactory.
Wilmington started Off with a jumr
but after Washer settled down Frysinger'
bunch could do nothing with his benders
Campbell, the first man up walked, Mahe
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
harrishurn After York.

York. Sept. 22-Penn Park and Har-
risburg viii play series of five post
season games for a purse of $500 inn
mediately after the Tri-State season
ends. Manager Oenslager, of Harris
burg, came here with his team yester-
day The Harrisburg manager ban
tered Manager Heckert. Of the Penn
Park team to play such a series, the
Harrisburgers declaring they can beat
York for a purse.
1t was no sooner said than done. and
the arrangement was made to play the
first two games in York on October
and 4. two in the capital city october
z and 8. and If necessary at all. to play
the fifth game in Harrisburg the fol-
lowing Monday
Heckert's money is posted. He says
It is almost a shame to take the purse
but Harrisburg Sought the trouble.