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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-29
Ladies' Separate Skirts.

An extra good value in Separate
Skirts is made of a good quality mixed
cloth in blues, browns and blacks. Mace
nine-gore, side panel about half way
down. A regular $500 Skirt. Our
special price, S. oS.
A very popular Panama Skirt in black.
blue and brown, made nine gore, side
front gore strapped little below hip line
and heightened from there with inverted
plated sections and underfold plat at the
back. This is one Of our leaders at
Ss.oS.
A Herringbone Worsed Skirt in blues,
browns and blacks, made nine. gore,
heightened with double box plated sec
tons, undufold plaii at back. Priced at
only 50 rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-29
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KEEP YOUR MAGAZINE CARDS

month earlier As
have with the Magazine people for Of these subscriptions there are enough
When closes
with the Magazine people and subscriptions Until then we
will cancel the Magazines
The evening world., 1905-11-04
BUSINESS SHOW Tn
Be ANNUAL AFFAIR
Exposition Has Proven a
Great Success, Promotes
Up-to-Date Devices.

The National Business Show at Madi-
son square Garden is meeting with a
large share Of success and attracting
the attention OF business men all over
the country The show Is primarily a
commercial exposition devoted 70 clu-
eating me business public IN the best
methods Of economy Of time and money
There have been gathered together In
the Garden during the progress Of the
show more up-to-date business neccS-
sltlcs than We're ever exhibited before
under one roof Experts I'm The use Of
these time-sayUg devices are employed
to show them 10 the best advantage.
Thousands of manufacturers Of new
and valuable business necessities, ham
parpl by lack Oi capital IN exploiting
their inventions. have found the busi-
ness show direct and inexpensive path
to results, achieving In day what they
could not otherwise nave hoped 10 ac-
e. mpiisn 10 months,
This exposition is going to become an
annual affair and the mana gers promise
that every show Will be larger ana more
comprehensive in every way than It's
pre- deces.1r At the succeeding eXpos-
TONS every new business wrinkle per-
fected since the close Of earlier show
will be presented In March the show
will be given IN the Coliseum In Chlcago,
The evening world., 1905-11-04
CHINESE MASSACRE
LED BY BOYCOTTERS
Anti-American Feeling More
Bitter, and More Muir
derS Feared.

HONGKONG, Nov. I.-The American
Consul at Canton, Julius g. Lay in an
interview declares that the dlssemina.
ton OF infammatory boycott literature
Is Indirectly responsible for the re-
cent massacre Of the missionaries al
Lienchow, and he has warned the iso-
lated stations OF Twokang OF their dan
ger, IN view OF the fact that the anti
American feeling Is growing stronger,
and advised the departure OF the mis-
slonaries for their head stations.
The antiAmerican newspapers are
being distributed gratis being taken In
tunks 10 Canton The boyeotters were
the first to receive rhe names OF the
missionaries massacred.
Four Chinese gunboats and three
huahreds and twenty soldiers were pro-
ceedlng 10 Chingyuen, eighty miles
south Of Menehow, Oct 20
As a result OF the massacre an I'm
perisl edict has been Issued directing
the Vleeroy OF Canton to furnish eff
Client protection to the missions, to
punish all the guilty persons and to
promise the fullest redress, and warn
ing him that he will be held responsible
for further outrages and for the urotec-
ton Of the missions.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
STONE DISABLED
HIM At THROTTLE.
Engineer Of Fast Train Laid
SenSeleSS by Missile
Thrown in Cab.

while the MIdd'ctown Express on the
SUsQuohanna and Western Raurrll
vas making fifty miles an hour yostcr-
day, on the run to Jersey city some
one throw a stone through the window
Of thc loc5mctlve.cab The stone lrk
the engineer Cornelius Van Blarc IN,
fairly ON the side OF tho head cad
knocked him cut OF his seat.
The fireman heard the crash Of the
cab-Hindow aGd Jumped down from his
goat Just In time to see Van Blarcom
falling He was barely quick enough
TO catch the engineer by the Jacket ana
save him from tumblng out Ut the cab
Making The unconscious man IN his
arms he carried him to the forward end
Of the little cab and prupped him up N
the seat!
In the minute or more that was re-
Quired for this the eXprcss was speed.
ing along ON 4 down grade and gather
ing momentum rapidly The iremln
could not let go OF Van Blaraum lest
lie might again tumble off the narrow
seat, Tor he was still unconscious.
Holding him with one hand, ne used tie
other to get ccntrol OF the flying loco
motive and the tive cars laden with
passengers In lis wake.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
YOUNG WOMAN BIT
THE MATRON' 5 HAND
Angered Because Her Sister
Had Been Ordered to an
Insane Asylum.

Miss Rose Murray matron Of the
Hudson County Jail, IS suffering to-day
from being bitten by an enraged young
woman who attacked her because her
sister had been ordered sent to the
lunalc asylum,
u Is said that the mad woman was
released from the Westchester Insane
Asylum recently She was arrested
several days sg5 and sent to the
Hudson County Jail the sister accom-
pauying her.
After the demontcd woman had been
locked mp. Warden William Dark ana
Miss Murray wero standing near the
sister. The latter was IN high state
~ excitement, Miss Murray saw her
pull a long hatp.n from her bonnet
and make for the warden Dark trIpped
and fell from the force Of the attack.
The woman stood over him with The
long pin and would have injured him
severely It is believed had NOT Mss
Murray come TO his rescue.
She seized the woman by the arm and
attempted to hold her, when the woman
turned upul her ami buried her teeth
IN her hand. Several times the woman
renewed Oh. attack with her teeth.
When Dark got to his feet he rushed
to Miss Muuays aid The woman was
colmci and Miss Murray was advised
70 press a charge against her asailaut.
THIS she refused 10 do, saying that she
had not been responsible when she COM
nlt,ci the assault
Warden Dark said to-day that the in-
sane woman In his charge was Mrs.
Cole, the wife Of d wollthy Jersey
city florist
u believe the name Of the sister who
became Sd excited here. was a Mrs.
stein Mrs Stein was crazed from eN-
element Miss Murray was not hurt
badly'
The evening world., 1905-11-04
TOURISTS MANNED
IN RAILWAY WRECK
Nineteen Badly Injured on
Southern Pacific in
California.

SAN Luis OBISPO, Cal, Nov A.
The Southern Pacific sourhbound coast
line limited passenger train dashed into
a train Of tourist cars at Santa Mar
garita station, fourteen miles north
Of this city yesterdy.
The tourist train was standing on the
main line IN the yards at Santa Mar.
garita when the engine OF the lin.
tied dashed into the rear END, plcW ng
lis way through one OF the cars
Nm, teen persons were hurt sCytIal
Of lrem seriously and twJ Ir,lubly
fatally
Elsie Bachmore, a girl of nine years.
was pinned down IN the wreckage. lic.
right arm was twisted out of shape
and HE bones were crushed. She also
received Internal INJURIES B"l len NAV
prove fatal Mrs. NJ b. Martin Of OF
tumwa, Ia, IS also In condition which
is considered serious
Those injured were: Mrs. W. W.
Glass, Maryyillc, No. cut ON head,
arm wreuchod, nervous wreck; Comlo
Glass, Maryylle, Mo, right arm
broken; Ms $. a. Glass, OHas.o, Can
left arm broken, badly bruised; Mrs NJ.
j. Martin, Otlmwa, lao badly bruised
on the body, y. II. Isaac, Fondllac,
Wis. right arm badly spraIneI and
twisted.
Edward Egan Clinton, la, right foot
and leg severely bruised. Roy Esh.
man, Houstington, Kan, splaned an
kle, d. e. Mattison, Berwm, H., flesh
on left leg severely cut and bruised,
Mrs D, c. Mattlson, Bcrwin, H., chest
injured ana thigh wIgncued. Horace
and Grace Mattison, badly cut and
bruised about the head and lace, Katn-
arin Gregg, Chicago, back and spine
injured. Elsie BIackmOre OttumNa,
la, arm broken and twisted from
socket.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Woman Claiming to Be Wife
Sues Charles Tillman for
Non-Support,
BOTH ARE SUFFERERS,
Charles Stickler Attorney for the
Man, Asserts that It lSa
Put Up Job.

Severity years old and so racked with
witprt a.ssistanos Charles Tillman, OF
No. 2j Behhune street, was arraiRled
an Harlem Court to-day on charge
Of non-support preferred by woman
sixty-nye years oid calling herself Mrs.
wllhelmina TIllman. She, too, suffers
from paralysis ot the right arm and
IL unable to raise that limb without
aid.
Mrs. Tillman. represented In court by
Lawyer Meyer Hlumberg, SAID that
she was married to Charles on Aug 20,
1899, by Max aIIrt, q notary public.
She admitted when questioned by
Charles Stecklcr, Tillman's attorney,
that she had no papers TO prove the
marriage, but said that her husband
hid them locked up a a safe deposit
HaNlt,
The woman said that Tillman had
parllytc stroke IN July, 1905, ana that
she attended him night and day She
we,it out Of tie house on Aus, 4, 1906
leaving him fiat on his back In bed
unable to move. When she returned
after about an hour he had disappeared
She said she thought his relatives had
spirited him away
Although she searched high and low
for him she did not find him until last
September, when she located him in
Port Jervls and brough him to her
home at No, lss East Eighty-hfth street.
lie went out with an attendant for a
walk about two weeks ago and did not
return, Then she went to court aui got
a warrant.
She says thut Tilman Is worth 500 100.
The case was postponed until next
Mr., steckler asserting that
he could show that II was a PUTIN sob
The evening world., 1905-11-04
TO VOTE FOR JEROME |

An mark In the SMALL SQUARE
~ the left oG Jerome's name aud
an Y mark In the circle under any
party emblem IL n vote for jerome
ana for the other candidates an
that pnrty's ticket.
DON'T mark In the circle at the
head Of JerOme's column.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
DENMAN THOMPSON
CUTS HIS SEASON,
Veteran Actor, in Bad Health, Re-
tires from Stage Temporarily
and May Not Again Appear.

BOSTON, Nov, 4--Dcnman Thompson,
tL, veteran actor who during the pas,
twenty years has been a familiar ng-
ure to Audiences throughout the country
as Joshua Whltcomb In THE Old
Homestead" retires from the stage, ac-
cordng TO announcement made to-day
at least for the remainder Of the sea-
son. The condition OF his health Will
determine whether the retirement will
be permanent.
Mr.. Thompson contracted a cold soon
after his company opened IN this city
Four weeks ago and was able 10 appear
only n portion Of the time, Pneumonia
developed, and hs Illness at one time
was critical. lie is now cOryalcscent,
and his physician states that a period
Of rest will probably bring fll recovery
Mr.. Thompson has decided, however,
to withdraw from the stage durlag the
present season ana 80 TO his hon. at
SwanZey n, H., next week.
William Lawrence viii take Mr..
Thompson's rolo In Tho old Home
stead"
The evening world., 1905-11-04
PITTSBURC BANK
EXAMINER DROPPED
Failed to Discover Condition
of Enterprise National
and Dismissed,

WASHINGTON, Nov, i-The Comp
troler OF the Currency to-day removed
from service Bank Examiner II. II.
Maddern on account Of his failure to
discover the conditions existing In tho
Enterprise National Bank, OF Allegheny
City, Pa. ,.,-
owen T. Reeves. jr,, has been appoint
ed to all the vacancy Mr., Reeves has
been an assistant bank examiner in New
York City.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
No Longer "The Windy City,

CHICAGO, NOV. 4-hlcago Is the
"windy city" no more, from the view
point OF the government weather bu-
reau, Since the removal Of the bureau
Offices from the Auditorium tower TO
the dome of the new Federal building
the aorOmeter has taken a twenty per
cent. rest Ohicinlly II has ben found
that the wind does not blow over tho
pOstoiice as Aard as II did over the
Auditorium by One-hfth.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Gov. Wright Leaves Manila.

MANILA, NOV. 4-Guy-Gen, Wright
sailed at II o'clock to-day for San
Francisco. All classes bade him bon
voyage The governor was much ef-
fected at the outburst OF loyalty 10
him and he declared that ne would
positively return. Before mis- departure
to-day there was a water parade In
which over 100 launches, richly decor
ated, participated,
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Biz Alaskan Railway.

Los ANGELES, CAL, NOV A.
Alaska will have a railway It's entire
length from north 70 south, and Civ
ing communication with the outside
world Il plans whuh are being formu'
lated !n This city are carried out,
Harry White frumer mayor OF Seat
tie, is at the head Of the enterprise,
which includes an application to Con-
gross during the coming session for a
government subsidy.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Bought for Panama.

WASHINGTON, NOV, A-The exten-
sive purchases by the Isrhmian Canal
Commission have bcnl completed Tor
the present They include guinea pigs
and white mice, which are used for eN-
peTmental purposes; also wooden legs
Of ass01.s.l sizes. orders are Iiitd for
bibles and playing cards among others
in the great variety OF articles pnr'has-
ed for the canal
The evening world., 1905-11-04
ISELIN CHAUFFEUR FREED.
stories Told by Policeman who
Arrested Him Did Not Tally.

When c. oliver Iselin's chauffeur. W.
Mayer, was rearraigned to-day IN Nor
rlsania Court on a charge Of exceeding
the speed limit while bringing Miss
Mary Isolin and a party OF girl friends
TO New York the discrepancies In the
testimony Of Bicycle Pollcemen Gold
man caused Magistrate Walsh to re-
When Goldman arrested Nh,yer yes.
terday for alleged speeding OF Jerome
avenue nepr HghbIi1ge he said that he
pursued tho chauffeur mile, timing
him with a speedometer' and that May,
cr sent his auto. along az the rate Qi
thirty miles an hour, To-day he told
tho Magistrate that Mayer was running
one " two automobiles mat were pro
seeding along Jerome avenue In the
same direction and that Mayer speeded
up long enough to pass phe motor
car ahead
After iecturlng Mayer on observing
the speed laws Magistrate WALSH dis
charged him.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
TRAINS CRASH IN CANADA.
nRd smash ON Dominion Road but
Nobody seriously Hurt

HALIFAN, y. s., Nov A Domln.
I'm Atlantic Railway special train and
an lntcrcolonal working train were in
hosd.on collision to-day az Lakcyicw
about twelve miles from this city, but
no one was seriously injured, although
the Dominion Atlantic engine rolled
down a bank into lake and several
cars wero dcralled Those injured, ali
Of whom were train hands, escaped
with bruises,
The evening world., 1905-11-04
PANIC IN THEATRE FIRE.

CHICAGO Nov 4-lNlre In the en-
sinr room of the A,ham6ra Theatre last
night starting thirty minutes after the
aulieUce had rcen dismissed. created a
plult among he guests Of tho Alham-
bra Hotel, ~ ich occupies tho second
and third floors os the theatre building
1t Nmrtrenth .ud state streets, Sew.
crai persons ram o. the street In night
clothes, but no one Mas injured. The
damage Was $1,000
The evening world., 1905-11-04
BlOOdhoundS After Slayer.

FRANKLIN, GA, NOV. A-Max VII
son, q prominent farmer, was assassin
GtAd by negro, Richard Hardy while
IN MA FIELD picking Jottoa rear. here
yesterday, Revenge Is the alleged mo-
tive for the crime, Mr., Wilson having
killed Hardy's brother IN self -oefenoc
several months ago, = posse ahd
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Folk Next President

CLEVELAND, NOV AT political
rally attended by several Thousand per
sons here last night Mayor Tom John
son introduced Gov Folk, of Missouri
as his choice for the Democratic nom
inatlon for the Presidency Of i9b and
predicted that he would be the man
that would succeed President Roosevelt,
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Double Duty for KdtSurd.

TOXIC, NOV. 4--Count Ratsura, the
Premier Of Japan, will assume tho du-
Ties OF Baron Komura as Minister Of
HoneiRn Affairs during the absence OF
the letter at PeaSng, wnoh ne will visit
az a special envoy from Japan. Baron
Kiomara WI leoRe for China next
Monday.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
SUIT DELAYS MARC0NrS TRIP
Inventor orders Ills baggage
Taken Hazel, 10 Hotel,

MarconI the wira,us wizard didn't
sail on the Lucmia to-day as hr had
expected to do. Ills biggags had all
been put aboard the ship In the quart
ers he had reserved, but just before
sailing time he sent down word from
the Holland House, whore hv is s,uy.
ing thai he would be unable ID sail as
lie planned. His prrsencH t q hearing
before Commissioner Shields Of his suit
agans. the DE Forest Wireless com.
pany changed the Italian iUNcntorH
plans
The decision to stay came q. the last
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Loan for Hawaii.

BAN FRANCISCO, NOV, 4--A. h. At
erson, Secretary OF Hawan, has AZ
lived here en- route 10 washington TO
eruro the approval o.. President Roose-
yelt TO another loan Issue Of SdO,0OO, as
ujthovizod BY the last Legislature, He
Wll also go 10 New York 70 float the
bonds II approval is secured.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
READ AND YOU WILL LEARN

That the leading medical writers the
practice the possible
ingredient entering into the makeup d. Pece Golden Medical
coey the famous stomach tonic live? ingoor tonic reg-
and blood cleanser This Is also equally M Perces Favote
Prescription the all those weaknesses distressing ailments
upcuia o
The evening world., 1905-11-04
ALMOST EVERYBODY

HLWOSt GVIN DOIi
Is coughing. II is the time Of
year when people are most sus-
csp6bIe to colds, Scott'sEmuI-
sion will not only cure the cold,
which otherwise might hang on
all winter, but will give strength
and flesh to the body to resist
more colds, pneumonia, etc.
SCOTT q BOVINE, .o9 Pearl Street, New YOrt.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
REwSNUCIETS
lore Pay for Miners.

BrRniINGfnAAL. ALA. ToN Am
ouncsment has been made that tho
yagss OF tho union miners in this state
III be advanced two and a hall cents
er non. The maximum wage OF ntty-
even and one half cents a ton VIII be
aid the coal miners from nov on
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-22
Clock That Runs Forever.

4 radium cleck, which will keep time
Indefinitely, has been constructed by an
English inventor. The clock consists Of
sinai tube, in which is placed minute
quantity Of radium supported in an ex-
hausted glass vessel by quartz rod. To
the lower end of this tube, which is col
ored violet by the action of the radium,
an electroscipe, formed of two long
leaves or strips Of silver, is attached. "a
charge of electricity is transmitted
through the activity of the radium into
the leaves and the latter thereby expand
until they touch the sides of the vessel,
connected to earth by wires, which in
stantly conduct the electric charge and
the leaves fall together. This simple
operation is repeated necessarily every
ed, which. in this instance, it is comput-
ed will occupy 10000 years"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-22
DRUG House BURNED.
Racine Has $4,000 Fire with
Insurance Less Than
Half of Loss.
SLEEPERS FORCED TO HURRY.
Neighboring Buildings Threatened and
Inmates Escape in Nightclothes

Racine, Wis, Feb. 20.-[Special. !
morning in the grocery and drug store of
E. Harbridge & Sons, caused a loss in
the firms stock amounting to $4,000,
with insurance of but $4,000. The total
loss is about $4,000. The clothing store
of 3. d. Alschuler & Co. was also threat
ened and the stock has been ruined by
smoke and water. Other buildings adj
joining the Harbridge store were also
threatened, and the stock of Weigand q
Bros. was considerably damaged.
James Bentz, a dry goods merchant
who roomed in the second story OF the
building, was nearly suffocated by smoke
and is now under care Of a physician.
Sleepers Forced to Leave.
The rooms above the Harbridge store
were occupied by F. I. Kelley, ply
scian, and the Schentenberg, Horton
and Bentz families. Several were forced
to leave the building clad only in their
night clothes, being asleep when the fire
started and when the fire department
arrived.
The fire is believed to have been caused
by an Overheated furnace pipe, starting
in the center Of the building and spread
ing throughout the store. 1t was neces-
sary to flood the basement with ten feet
of water before the fire was under con-
troll.
Blaze in Bad Places.
The flames worked their way through
the partitions so that the entire building
was in danger of being destroyed. The
damage to the Harbridge building itself
will probably amount to $4,000. The
total loss is covered less than half by in
Surance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-22
RICE HULLS IN FEED.
Gross Adulteration Containing Possibly
Fatal Compounds ound by State
Experimental Experts.

Madison, Wis, Feb. 1S-[Special.l i
AS a result Of analyzing a number of
commercial feed stuffs, the Wisconsin
agricultural experiment station finds that
number of mixed feeds have been
grossly adulterated with rice hulls. The
station recently ascertained that a ship
ment of ground rice hulls had bean
brought into the state and warned farm
ers and stock raisers of the danger of
adulteration. The rice bulls contain 40
per cent. of woody fiber and from Is to
70 per cent. of silica or sand, and the
sharp barbs upon the edges of the bul1s
cause irritation in the intestinal organs
OF animals feeding upon this material.
They are not only worthless as food, but
are not infrequently fatal. The expert
ment station suggests that the guarantee
provided by the Wisconsin feed stuff law
Of 1901 be demanded from feed dealers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-22

new sepulcher in the new wing of the
cathedral is now being built for other
members Of the imperial family.
This, however, is not the only reason
for the decision not to bring the remains
to the capitol now.
Dare Not Risk Dynasty.
Even Gov Gen. Trepoff has recognized
the fact that no precautions can furnish
an absolute guarantee of immunity
against an act of terrorism, and at a great
state funeral. where ancient custom re-
Quires that the Emperor and all of the
Romanoff family assemble and follow the
coffin on foot, a single bomb might wipe
out the dynasty.
Regard for the personal safety of the
sovereign also has led to the decision
that the Emperor shall not go to Mos
cow to attend the funeral of his uncle.
1t is possible that no members of the
imperial family will be present on that
occasion except those who are now with
in the walls of the Kremlin. Grand
Dukes Constantine and Paul probably
will represent the Emperor at the serv-
ice.
Arrests at Warsaw.
Warsaw, Feb. 2O.-A number of the
older pupils of the high schools who had
been inducing children Of the lower forms
to absent themselves from school have
been arrested by police and soldiers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-22
New Spots on Suns Face.

Prof. e. G. Pickering of the Harvard
Observatory has discovered two new
spots on the face of the sun, in addition
to the larger one discovered by Prof
Cole of Chicago. The new spots are
10000 to 10000 miles narrower than the
Cole spot, a little north of and to the
right and left Of it. They will be visible,
Prof Pickering thinks, about three days.
He does not attach any particular sig
nificance to them, and said that though
there are several theories to account for
them science has yet to offer any certain
exclamation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-22
RETURNS A WEALTHY MAN
Former New London Resident Clears Up
Mystery of Forty Years-Shares
with Granddaughter.

New London, Wis, Feb. 1S.-[Spe-
cial. wv. w. Shepherd, whose return
from the south after an absence of forty
years has caused a sensation here several
weeks ago, will return to Texas. Shep-
herd left shortly after the death of his
wife, forty years ago, leaving an infant
child with a family here. This son has
grown up, is married and has a daugh-
ter, who has been married to August
Freimuth. Shepherds fortune is written
in six figures, it is declared. A goodly
portion Of it was left with Mrs. Fret
muth and her husband