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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-10
PADEN CITY BOOM

structure would be finished with
all possible dispatch. Other in
dustrnIs in the town that were
abandoned are to be rejunevated
and the outlook now is more fav-
orable than at the beginning Of
operations.
There was a great deal Of con-
fidence in the Paden City project
at the outset and the apparent
defeat Of the enterprise was gen.
orally regretted. The confidence
lost was partially restored month
or more ago when the promoters
paid $4,000 for the Tyler Gas
cOmpany's gas plant, and now
with the promise that the steel
plant is to be completed there is
full return to the former conf
dence. But few Of the owners Of
Paden City lots have stopped the
payment on their properties.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-10
GOOD RAIL,
ROAD NEWS

south of the city, at once 1t is
the intention of the company to
complete the roadbed in this sec
tion before bad weather sets in.
Gangs of laborers will work in
opposite directions, but the work
of construction will be COM
menced at the narrOws. A num-
Der of tents will be pitched near
this point in which to house the
sons of Sunny Italy the first of
the week.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-10

Attorney E. R. B. Martin of
ST. Marys, was a business caller
in the city this morning. Mr..
Martin is one of the projectors
of the new electric line to be con
structed to points south of the
city. He stated that tools and
a large army of Dagoes would ar
rive here the first Of the coming
week. and that work would be
started in the narrows. two miles
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-10
DECORATING FOR
THE CARNIVAL

visitors in the history Of the city.
Last evening the f. Wells Hook
& Ladder company held special
meeting and elected Lieut.. 7. c..
Campbell captain for carnival
week in place of Capt. Petty.
who has been seriously i'll of ty-
phoid fever for several weeks.
The company has purchased pa
rade uniform Of white duck trOu-
sers. white shirt and white cap.
The uniforms Of the other two
companies are comparatively new.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-10
TYLER COUNTY FAIR

The Tyler county fair closed
it's four days session last week
for the twenty-second time i'll its
history. The crowd On the open
ing day, as usual. was small. but
on Wednesday morning by Z
o'clock the people began to ar
rive in wagons. buggies and by
every conceivable method of
travel until thousands of people
were on the grounds-viewing,
this. the most unique fair in
West Virginia. A merry. happy,
orderly crowd. renewing old ac-
ouaintances, and showing by their
bright faces and happy smiles
that they were pleased beyond
expectation. There was no Pike,
no side shows, no gambling de-
vices to mar the pleasure Of the
most fastidious. no liquor could
be procured within ten miles.
The floral hall was maze OF
wonderful crazy quilts. fancy
work and knit goods-princlpally
made at the firesides of the neigh
boring farm homes. Lavish dis
plays of golden butter and other
dairy products were another fea-
ture, as we'll as the displays of
fruits and vegetables. alongside
the tempting line of delicious
cakes, pies. etc. The jellies, pre-
serves and canned fruits were
pronounced by the committee as
being superior to any previous
exhibition. Among other no.
ticeable displays in the floral hall
were the magnificent and beautl-
full drawings and paintings wood
carvings. etc. of Oscar Fluharty
and Charley Clark. two very
bright and intelligent boys of
whom Tyler may well be proud.
C. E. Schupbach and Frame 4
Henderson beautifed the interior
with a display of their handsome
housefurnishing goods, which
were well distributed among
the people before the week was
over.
Monroe's entertainers, Black &
White. did their share toward
entertaining the mass of people
who sought entrance to their eX-
hibitions.
Every lad and lassie sported a
button photo of their sweetheart
and true love as a result OF the
photograph galleries stationed on
the grounds. The restaurant
and different eating stands cater
ed to the hungry appetites of the
vast throng and furnished the
most palatable viands the market
afforded. prepared and served in
a most appetizing manner. jim
Chambers. with his meat roaster,
proved to the people that his
method of roasting beef was no
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fake.
The Wheel Of Fortune. owned
by J. G.. Kimble. was an attrac-
ton for both old and young, and
many were lucky enough to carry
away some of the most valuable
prizes.
The snakes exhibited by Thos.
Hunter and little 7-year-old
daughter, Miss Mary, were trap
ped here in our own county. The
largest rattler was captured near
the jug by the sons of Ora Burch.
1t is about + feet in length, hav-
ing 9 rattles and 5 buttons. and
is of the yellow rattler family.
The cane racks and novelty
sellers got their share of the
nickles and dimes.
, G.. L. ellis, with his popcorn
and peanuts. did a thriving bust
ness.
| We presume the men who made
the most money were the Week
ley Bros. with their merry-gO-
round. Certainly no invention
was ever more interesting and
pleasing to little folks. although
the vast difference in the size of
the little folks here last week was
very noticeable.
In the cattle sheds. COWS. pigs.
sheep and horses Of bOuntiful
proportions stood before the
gaze Of the farmer and were
proof that Tyler county is not
behind in thoroughbred stock.
A handsome imported English
hackney horse on exhibition and
owned by G.. R. Long of Centre
vile. caused many remarks Of
admiration for its beauty and per-
feet build.
! In the hall. out of the hall. on
the track and in every nook and
corner was seen a candidate. 1t
was the mecca of the politician Of
every shade of political opinion.
The racing was good, the horses
We're select. yet no records were
smashed. The track is nearly
one-half mile in length. A great
many people complained of the
recent change made in the track.
yet they watched and cheered
the races with enthusiasm just
| the same.
! The bicycle race was one of in
terest. and although the first
money was not won by Tyler
boy. none could have been more
welcome to the prize than Mr..
Cox of Huntington, who has
made many friends among our
people by his gentlemanly and
courteous manners during his Wis
| its to our county.
Taken. all in all. the fair was
throughout the best, financial and
otherwise. that has ever been
held in this county.-Journal.
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sISTERSVILLE, w. VA.
State Bank-Incorporated 1891.

Come early Monday for your
school books and avoid the rush.
McCoy's Book store. 9,6-6t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
SPECIAL 6. A. R. TRAIN.

And Special Rates to Boston and ne.
turn.
To accommodate the members Of the G..
A. r and the Woman's relief Corps the
Central Vermont Railway company will
run a special train 70 Boston on Sunday,
August Il, on the time OF the regular
weekday mail train, leaving st. Albans a.
T.05 a. m, Burlington at 730. Barre al
S.s5, Montpelier at and Northfeld at
$50 8. M, arriving at Boston at 30 p,
III. The rate will be s5.55 for the round
trip from st. Adams, 1895 from Burling-
ton, I'll 80 from Barre, $4. 40 from Mont
peller and $425 from Mortified, and
from all other stations at pr0portonately
low rates Tickets win be good returning
until August 20. BY deposting ticket
with Joint agent not later than August 20,
and upon payment Of SO ceuts, the return
limit may be extended to leave Boston on
any day up to September 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
PROHIBITION TICKET
WAS NOMINATED
]. H. Lucia Of Montpelier Named For
States Attorney Three Barre
Men Selected.

The Washington county Prohibition
convention was held Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock in the Averill block with
about thirty Prohibitionlsts present, and
a full ticket was placed In nomination for
county officers. The following is the tick
let as nominated.
For Senators, Fred H. Page Of Barre, ii.
10. Cutting Of Plainheld, Rev. w s. Smith
ers Of Waterbury
For assistant Judges. Alpha IN. Davis
Of Waterbury, Orson Kimball of Cabot.
For Judge Of probate: William Z. Fiske
Of Barre.
For states attorney, Joel II. Lucia Of
Montpelier.
For sheriff: Edward G. Wells OF Barre.
For high bailitf: w. E. Colby of Ber-
lin.
The convention was called 10 order by
the chairman Of the county committee, r.
l.. Belknap Of Barre. Mr.. Belknap was
elected temporary and later permanent
chairman OF the convention and Willis A.
Hall was elected secretary. The ehali
named oommittee Of three consisting oi
aDr. L. wv Hanson, q +. Lheaver, Barre,
M. X. Morse OF Plainiald to file list ot
nominations for the ticket, and they re
ported as above.
The time for filing nominations closed
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'eloek and chair
man BelkDap had TO leave for Montpelier
with the papers before the convention
closed DR.. Hanson took the chair foI
the remainder OF the convention.
The county committee which had previ-
ously been composed of three member;
was on motion Of Mr.. Mason Of Barre
leugthened to seven members who were t
be scattered over the county as much al
possible. The county COMMITTEES as elect
ed was as follows Chairman. II, r. Belk
nap. Barre Secretary, Willis A. Hall
Barre. Treasurer. Edward e. Wells
Barre, Frank w. Angel. Woodbury., Geo
f chase, Berlin, NJ E. Morse, plainfield
W. Z. Fiske.
Chairman Of The Prohibition State com
mittee, S. Nj. Harris of Vergennes wa
present at the convention and gave |
short address on the present condition D
the party and the work that was befor
for III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
THO Others MiracuIouSIy
Stopped Just on the
Brink = Heavy Rains
Caused WaShout OF
Tracks.

Pueblo, Colo, Aug. s-Plunging
through bridge that spans Four Creek
near Plnon, Colo, three crowded cars
and the engine Of the Missouri Pacific
dyer, It Is estimated. carried l22 or more
persons to death, In the waters Of the
stream last evening.
The bodies Of three young women, evil
IDENTIFY tourists, and that Of Engineer Hur-
man were recovered early this morning.
II is feared that many bodies have been
washed away beyond recovery Along
the banks OF the stream small army Of
men waited the coming Of dawn to begin
their gruesome task, and early they re-
covered several bodies.
Two coaches did not fall into the
stream but stopped miraculously on the
brIak.
Relief trains, with all the collins and
stretchers ID the city, have gone to the
scena Rio Grande railway officials fear
the loss Of life Il appalling
The accident was caused BY heavy
ralns
Conductor Smith and Brakeman Turner
are among the dead
Ia the first car the passengers were
standing in the alsles Ii is estimated
that there we're nearly one hundred pas
ssngers ID this coach alone.
The baggage ear and smoker have not
been found and they are believed to have
been washed down the Fountain river d
mile away.
Below the wrecked bridge the creek Il
gorged with sand and bodies Of the vic
tins. The Wells, Fargo Co. safe was
found near the scene with the door opeu
and the contents gone.
The complete list Of dead viii never be
known as the conductors reports we're on
his person and bis body has not been re-
covered and may never be found.
Fireman Maytiald jumped as the bridge
gave way, and saved himself He says he
is sure one hundred persons we're killed
Only II bodies we're recovered and
brought here up to Q a. m. OF that only
two were identified
Three bodies we're taken from the river,
seven miles below the wreck. Many bod
les are now known to have been swept
down TO the Arkansas river by the cloud,
burst and many never will be recovered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

Cox played pretty deIding game.
There were / 900 people in attendance.
1t was the fourth shut out administered
BY the Hyphens this season.
The Intercitys play in Rutland today
Coulombe will probably be given q try.
Nash's trusty right arm IL getting to be
terror to those who would pilfer second,
Notice flnd need all the pitchers 10
my bunch. II any team has a good one
to loan, address Manager Whitney, Bur-
lington, vt.
II ever any team had chance to kick
on an umpire's decision, it was in the
fourth when Whlttemore called Uniac safe
at tirst. But the Barre Montpelier team
did not mix in wrangle although they
knew they bad the small end Of poor
decision
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
SPARROW FOR FUSION.
Member Republican County Committee on
Fusion Ticket

Member Republican County Committee on
Fusion Ticket
The vacancy on the fusion ticket
caused BY @. 4. Moody OF Waterbury de-
elinlng to stand after receiving the nom
ination, was filled at meeting in Mont
peller Saturday afternoon. Hiram l.,
Sparrow Of East Montpelier Il the candi-
date for first senator. The fusion ticket,
attested In the usual way, was fled with
County Clerk M. Il. Smile Saturday after
noon, and otherwise 1t Is the same as the
ticket nominated at che Democratic and
local option Republican convention on
Wednesday,
Mt Sparrow, who consented 10 the use
Of his name, was town representative from
East Montpelier two years ago and at the
Republican county convention last
week was elected member Of the kepub.
lioan county committee. It Is reported
he win resign from his position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

Stowe, Aug THE funeral OF Ralph
r. Warren, who was drowned at Lake
Placid, N. X, last Friday was held at the
Congregational church here this afternoon
at one O'clock. The church was filled
with sympathetic friends from many sec
tions Of thd state The officiating clergy
man was the Rev. William Excel, pastor
Of the church, assisted by the Rev. ]. @.
Angel and Mrs. E. II. NJ Abbott OF this
town and the Rev. G. w Morrow Of Bur
liagton. There was no singing but Mrs.
Mary Watts presided at the organ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
speaker Canaaon ) vlslt.

Burlington, Aug Speaker j. G.. Cam
non OF the national House Of Representa-
tives, comes to Vermont this week for
three political speeches. Wednesday af-
ternoon at l.SO be will speak at Burling-
ton, Thursday evening at Rutland and
Friday afternoon at Brattleboro. Con-
gressman Littleheld OF Maine viii speak
at each rally With bim
For the Burlington rally the railroads
will give special rates and It Is expected
that the same arrangement will be made
for the other points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
MANY CASES In COURT.

FIVE Guilty Of INVESTIGATION, One Breach OF
Peace. In Montpelier
Montpelier, Aug s Joseph Macy was
arrested at Worcester, yesterday on the
double charge OF lntoxication and breach
OF the peace, by deputy Sheriff Lackey,
He will be given a hearing this afternoon.
Five men were in court this morning on
the charge Of intoxicaton and all pleaded
guilty. They were; Charles Fl. Riley Of
pike Station, N. H., Patrick Daley Of
Hartford, Conn, James Carle Of Stan.
stead, P. O., J. w. Alshade and Harry
Perkins OF Montpelier.
After jnry trial today Mrs, Gertrude
Simonds was found guilty Of breach OF
the peace with her neighbor. Mrs Sullivan,
at the smile tenement on Court street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
THE POLICE ARE RETICENT
Robbery Took Place at Summer Home
Of One of New York's Wealth
lest Millionaires.

Newport, r. Il, Aug. S.--The robbery Of
Jewels valued at $200,000 In the summer
home Of one Of the weaIthiest and best
known New York millionaires has been
reported through the local police to the
police departments Of New York, Boston
and other cities Of the country. The rob
berry is being kept as still as possible. The
police are refusing information
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
PLOT AGAINST ALFONSO.

Royal Train Was Found to Contain Dyna.
mltc Cartridges.
San Sebastian. Aug s The journey oI
King Alfonso to the open exhibition al
Vittoria has been deferred owing to The
discovery OF three dynamite cartridges Ii
the royal train. Experts say the car
tridges would have exploded as the result
Of the shaking Of the train and would
have blown everything TO atoms.
The police are investigating Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
SCARED BY STEAM ROLLER.

Horses Ran Away with Big Load Of
Hay.
A team belonging to Edgar Trow and
driven by Mr. Simonds was coming down
Washington street this afternoon with a
load Of hay when the horses we're fright
ened BY the steam roller, The driver
jumped and tried to get the horses by the
head, but they got away aud ran at a
lively pace to South Main street where
they were stopped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
TR0TTERS POISONED.
Three Died Last week AZ Dover n IT.,
Track.


Track.
Dover, N HI, Aug. T.--A foreign sub.
stance, believed to be poison, was found
in the stomach OF the trotting stallion Jew
EFT A.. at an autopsy today. The stall
lion was owned by Herbert Gray of Hav-
erhill. Mass, and dropped dead at the
Granite State Trotting Park yesterday.
Earlier In the week, two fast horses,
Sagwa aud Art Boy, died suddslly, sag
wa, owned by T. L. Berry Of Providence,
r. +, had mark OF 2.0a IA, aud was for
merly owned by Thomas WI. Lawson, who
paid $71 900 for him Art Boy, who bad
travelled a mile uuder Z 10 was ewned BY
VIM. Miller 0f Albany and was valued at
81, 500.
Both Sagwa and Art Boy will be ex-
humed tomorrow for an examination OF
their stomachs. The stomach Of Jewett
A. was turned over to the county solicitor
who will have it examined BY an expert
chemist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
DROWNED AT QUINCY.

Angelo Rixzi Of Barre who Left Here a
Month AGO.
Mrs. Angelo Rizzl received a telegram
from Quincy Mass. Saturday stating that
her husband had been drowned there that
day. Mrs Rlzzi aud Joseph RIzzi. a
brother Of The deceased left fof Quincy
Saturday night. Mr.. Rlzzi left this city
about month ago going to Harrisburg
Pa. and from there he went to Quincy a
short time ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

CHARGE OF ADULTERY.
Man Arrestedin Granville Awaiting Hear
lug ID Montpelier.

Man Arrestedi ~ Granville Awaiting Hear
ing ID Montpelier.
Montpelier, Aug. ST. FL Kew Ii in
the Washington county jail awaiting q
hearing on the charge OF adultery, having
been arrested BY Constable Pike OF Marsh
field yesterday, at Granville. It IS
charged that Kew went TO the Marshfeld
hotel with Mrs. Kate Burroughs and reg
istered as f. II. Kennedy and wife.
6 Kennedy left Marshfeld for this place
last week TO seek work and did not 90
back. The woman be left in Marshfeld.
IT is understood, attempted to commit sui
eide last Friday.
Kew told the officer that he intended to
do away with himself before being ar
aesEed- A child accompanied Ike couple
to Marshdeld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

There will be a special meeting Tuesday
Aug, o. at I. 80 sharp. Let all players at
tend for practice on Tuesday and Thurs.
day as the team Is 10 be picked 10 play
Quincy on Saturday, the 18th, at Quincy.
The team leaves Barre Friday night Any
one wishing to take a chance Of the trip
may send his name to the secretary, B R
T. Q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

Lett on bases, B.-M 6, st. AlbaDs 8 !.
two-base hit, Cox; home run, sheldon;
stolen bases, Stewart 2, Burke /, Pattee / !;
base on balls, of sheldon /, off Cox )
struck out by Sheldon 4, by Cox 5; double
plays, George to Higgins; hit by pitched.
ball. Bennett; wild pitch, Cox; time, III
20m.; umpire, Whlttemore; attendance,
ken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
JAPANESE SILENCE
NAVAL BATTERIES
Tien Tsin Despatch Says SPEEDY Fall
Of Port Arthur is Inevitable,
Aa a Consequence.

Rome, Aug. s.--A Tien Tsin despatch
says that the Japanese, after prolonged
eannonade, have silenced the naval batter
les at Port Arthur, and the speedy sall Of
the Port Is Inevitable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
a TROLLEY PARTY.

81. Eiixabsths Chapter to Give Novel En-.
tertalnsnent
st. Elizabeth's Chapter Of the Episcopal
church viii give trolley ride 60 Mont
peler Thursday evening, August IL The
cars win be held during the band concert
which Is to be given that evening. Tickets
in the form Of burnt wood souvenirs will
be sold for 25 round trip. These can
be obtained from the members OF at ina
Red Cross Pharmacy and Vaughan store.
The cars will be attractively decorated and
the ladies ernegtly solicit the patronage
OF the public
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

sew UmpIre AppoInted.

Plattsburg, n. ". Aug. President
j. B. White OF the Northern league has
appointed Dan Mccormick Of Hinesdale,
n. H.. league umpire In place Of Essen
ter. He will officiate in todays game at
Rutland, Whittemore working here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
REPORTS REFUTED.

Japanese Did Not Lose Heavily in hecent
Battles,
st. Petersburg. Aug. SGeneral 5 Saba
roff reports that UP to yesterday noon
there was no change in the position of the
Manehurlan armies. This seems to deny
the reports OF heavy engagements about
Lao Yang and Halcheng. IN which the
Japanese were said to have been defeated
with heavy loss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
APPALLING WRECK
ON RIO GRANDE r. r.
NEAR PINON, COL.
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

Jhicsgo Americans FR;Ied 20 win Yester-
day.
Yesterdays American League scores
At Chicago, Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2
At st. Louis, Washington Z, st. Louis ?
Saturdays American League scores:
AT Detroit, Boston Z, Detroit A.
At Cleveland, New York 4. Cleveland 3
At Chicago, Chicago s, Philadelphia i
AT st. Louis, Washington 2, st. Louis 1.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

Saturdays National League scores:
At Boston, Cincinnati 8, Boston I'll
innlngsl.
At Brooklyn, Chicago 4, Brooklyn Gil
innings
At New York, New York s, st. Louis Il
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia 6, Pitts
burg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
BEATEN TODAY.
Hyphens Lost to Rutlaad in This Mornings :
Game

Ff3PFieEls EsVst 70 I1NIlaaU ~ iHIs NOfhlHs :
Game
Rutland, Aug S.-Rutlaud defeated
Barre Montpelier this forenoon by tbs
score Of 5 to 4. the game being played
early on account Of the circus.
It was a loinnlng game.
score by innings:
Butlaud 3001O0000
b. \ NJ. O0300 900
batteries, Rutland, Minnehan and Duff
B.-AI Colombo rnd Nash,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
GOT HIS BUMPS.

Rutland Landed on cristal Of burlington
and Won II to G.
Burlington, Aug. s.-Cristall of Bur
lington got his bumps good and hard Sat
urday when every man on the Rutland
team, except O'Brlen, got at least two
hits. Duff and Robertson made three
each and Mcmahon four. There were 20
hits altogether; the most Burlington could
do with O'Brien was nine. Rutland piled
up errors and Burlington O. The final
score was i to o.
Score by INNINGS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08

Runs made by Saunders, Brown, Duffy
?, Robertson 2, Cotter 2, Mcmahon 8,
Hayes 2, Hazelton, Brouthers, Brennan,
Cristall; two base hits, Duff, Mcmahon,
three base bit, Robertson; home run,
Saunders; stolen bases, Robertson, Hays,
Brouthers, Duff; base on balls. off 0 Brien
4, off Cristall 2 struck out, by O'Brien
10, by Cristall 8 sacrifice hits, Simon,
saunders; double play, Hayes to Laur-
ence; hit By pitched ball, OfBrien; passed
balls, Duff, Brennan; umpire, Essentert
time, 2h. 3j M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
FAMOUS CHURCH BURNED.

strassburg Cathedral Destroyed ~ fire
Today.
Strassbnrg, Aug. s.-The historic Mag.
daIene church Of strassburg: was destroy
BY fire today. The cid and famous stain
ed glass windows Of the church we're ruin.
ed but the other relics were saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
CITY SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. ].

The city schools will open wednesday.
September Z.