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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. \. +. Roscoe and son. Mortimer.
WHO have been quite sick. arc .caining.--
Clayton Fartch OF Burlington was in
town M"nday.F NJ. Pnrtch. who wa,
injured by Il fall some six weeks ago is
now treated by Or. .All,n of Middlcbury.
Mr. ard Mrs. IT. NJ. Taylor ana MIR.
ana Mr.. .. L. Flint will entertain tho
whist club at the home Of Ny Taylor
trday evening. February I1.-R. Il.
. lrcn and wife Of fInton were guests
of +. Nj. Par;ch Sunday.-1'hc drama
given by the senior class # Ecrman
Academy was II success. III" proceeds
amounting 10 Sn. There wLs u dime
social at II. G. Commits Wednesday even
ing. February S.1h"rc Will h" an oyste
supper and entertainment given hy the
ladies at the town hall February Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
ADDISON.

Walter Barrow young man about 50
wears of ago died at his home on Feb
ruary of typhoid fever. He had beer
Ill such but II short time. The funeral held
on Monday. the Rev. Woods of Vergcnnes
officiating. lie leaves IA wife and three
childron.-iIenry Palmer and family at
tended the funeral of u relative In Ferris
tursh on Sunday last.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Spooner have baby boy born on
February AIRS. Mary NOonan is II.
Burlington at a sanatarium being treat
ed.-The Ladies' Aid meet on February
IL at Mrs &. +. McLean's at 10 O'clock
Tho teachers at the Hall are To give an
exhibition with their schools on Friday
evenng.--The Rev II. H. White. VINO
underwent AN operation for appendicitis
at th> hnspital in Burlington on February
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
WHITING

Mrs. Rebecca Smith received news Sat
urday of the death of her son. the Rev
Gaylord Smith. Of Wrcntham. Mass. Mr.
and Mrs. Arnon Needham have gone tn
attend the funeral.-Mrs. Goodhcart ia re-
covering from her attack OF rheuma, ISM
Her mother. Mrs. HULL of Fairfax. ia
with her now.-lIarry Church of Boston
was the guest of his parents over Sun
day.-Miss Carrie Simonds is in town. the
guest of relativcs.--Nliss Kate Rich has
gO,ie to Providence ON II visit Mrs &. r.
Mason was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Pond. III Brandon "Wednesday and Thurs
1aN-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
ORWELL.

Charles Rays baby hoy died Sunday
night OF spinal ne.ingtis.--D l.. Wells
is not quite, as WE'LL Rev. r.
Swift preached The dedication sermon
last Friday evening at Titondcroga. ~
V. fer heir new chapel. .--Nr Martin 81;
Middlebu'y has ben called to sec NJ
Wells.-Bert Aimcs has token w. w.
Martins farm for tt" coming ycar.-C. r..
Kendall has remnv"d to SEorchan, tho
lncrchancis" he purchased of Homer J..
Brown.-Dr. Clement is finishing his iclc-
phone line through tov'n.--David Ryan
has bccl engaged to make tho huttcr at
the creamery til, coming season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
WEYBRIDGE.

The Rev. t. stair of Middiehury will
give II short address mt tn" donation
party ~ be held at the Methodist Church
Friday evening February II. lnstru-
mental and vocal music will adj to the
entertainment The Ethan Allen bard
arc rchcarsine the drama. 'rhe Vagi-
bonds" which vii! give to the public IN
the rear futurc.-Shaw brothers are
putting mp Il large ice house and nlling
for use IN their meat market next sum-
nor-Thc Fort Ann Lumber company
nave finished work here for the prc,'cnt
and returned tn their nome os.-Tho Rev
w. H. Hammersly of West Salisbury
"ili preach IL the Methodist Church neat
Sunday in exchange with pastor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
A NEGRO PLACED IN JAIL.
Must Answer for Hold-up Of q PLATA.
field Doctor Last May.

Montpelier, Feb. S.-Oscar Nickson, q
rolorcd individual who formerly resid-
'd in Plainf"ld ana Barre, was lodged
IN jail AT Montpelier late last night
by Deputy Sncrif Camp. who arrested
the man at Berlin, n. II. 1t is alleged
this is the man who on the night of
May IA last held up Dr. y. Il. Smith
OF Plainheld at the point of a revolver,
ahd failing to frightcn the doctor or
secure any money from him, rode away
On morse which did not belong to him.
',c was taken to Plainficld to-day and
gwen hearing before Justice Foss,
VINO pound him over for the grand
Jury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
WEST BRIDPORT.

Miss Edna Barton visited fri, nds in
Fort Henry. \. Y. rccently.-Paris My
rick is visiting his sister. Mrs t.. l..
Hues stis.--Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Conn at
tended TIE Pomona Grange meeting at
Salisbury WcdneSday.-W William Huestis
and George Wilkinson have been cut
ting ice for parties ut Port Henry. X. Y.
Mabel Smith H. III Addison with her
sister Mrs. Il. II. Noonan.- and Mrs.
Oidruff of Port Henry. y. V. we've the
guests of Perry Norton Saturday.
Ncssrs Gibbs ard Parish were in Corn
wall Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
IMPROVEMENTS AT GREENSBORO

Landlord Dufur Of Greensboro has re-
Gently been making improvements on tho
inside of the hotel. laying hardwood
floors in the dining room and halls and
newly finishing the walls. Last Monday
evening about So people pleasantly sur
priscd neighbor Dufur at the Caspian
Lake House. by walking in upon him.
headed by the village drum corps. Mr..
Dufur was presented Il new front door
for the house; it has solid brass trim
mings and large glass panel inscribed.
Caspian Lake House." Mr. Hall made
tho present alton speech in behalf Of the
citizens, who wished to show their apprs-
citation OF good hotel and help along the
appearance of the house which MIR.
pufur has done SO much to improve since
he has been in town. Mr.. Dufur respond
cd, thanking the people for their good
will. and inviting the party to enjoy the
hospitality Of the house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
MoNKToN RIDGE.

There will he no churcn service here
as it Is quarterly meeting at Frrrisburgh
ON the 10th and llth inst.-Thc \. i. S. C.
f. here Is Il prosperous condition with II
active and some associate members. -
Mrs. Hire. widow of Charles Hire. late
Of Monkton. died last week at Bristol.--
There was Il sad accident when Emmons
Darts sleigh overturned and his little
girls shoulder blade was broken. She
WAS carried To Mr.. Steady's in East
Charlotte and put in "A plaster cast.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
TWO MORE CLAIMS.
International commission Resumes
uustncss at NOrthheId.

Noythiic EcO. S.-'rhc international
commission nrl tbs morning for the frs
time since last Friday. all members be-
ing present. After the record Of the
previous meeting was read Count Perc,t!
de ia Rucca presented two claims against
the Venezuelan government. The nature
of the cases is not Known as tho cvi-
dcnce produced has not yet been trans
lated from the French. The court ad-
iourned at noon until Friday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
WEYBRlDGE.

Everybody is invited to attend the dona-
ton visit at the parlors of the Methodist
Church for the benefit of the Rev. Will
liam Slocum on Friday evening The
Rev. George Stair of the Baptist Church
of Middlebury has kindly consented to
be present ANA give u short address.
Music Will bc furnished by It local orches-
ira. Oysters will he served
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
PANT0N.

The Rev. G. h. Bruce, who has been
conducting revival services here. has
returned to his pastorate at Peru,-Mrs
James Conlin Is much improved and her
nurse, Miss Mary Palmer, has returned
to her home in Vergennes. Matte
Kingsland has finished her school in the
Webster district and returned to her
home In Bridport.-Mrs George Allen Is
not SO well.--JOhn 6prague is sick and
under the care of DR.. Waterman Of Ver-
gcnnes-Dr. i. A. Rogers OF Alburgh
visited his old homo hero last week.
Wright Hoyt and wife were the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Burt Allen Of New Haven
recently. .--Mattio Sullivan, who recently
underwent a severe operation at the hos
pital at Burlington has returned homo
very much improved in hoalth. Tho an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Israel Lafayette. who has been sick IS
bettcr.-Waltcr Kimballs family have
moved to Joel Carpenters farm for one
year His brother. Ernest. viii work tOr
him.--Clayton I,mbal will carry on
John Orvis's farm. vacated by Walter
khn5all.- Miss Laura sweet has closed
her winter term of school in ireland ana
returned to her home in huntington
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
Gatherings mt Poultuey. Cn.tv.t..
WrnndOn ana Shoreham Next wc.k.

"oodstock. FEB. s.-The Vermont State
hoard OF agriculture VIII hold meetings il.
IN iollowihg towns: Poultney. February
u; 'astieton' ihe 9th; Brandon, the 10Th
and Shoreham the 17th
Meetings will no held both oftornoor
and evenings. matters of interest 10 MI
citizens will he presented. addresses on
the several topics pertaining TO tie farm,
stock raising. crops GRASSES. fertllixa-
tion. farm and village sanitation, t,ber-
culnsis and how TO combat il. fruit and
vegetable raising. in fact the board hope
/" present To The people such matters us
come under every day life both IN the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
sHOREHAM.

News was received on Monday Of the
death of Helen, only daughter of John
and Mary Hamel. ut their home III Forr
Chester. n. Y. She died utter u few
Tours illness with diphthcria.-M Miss
Pclle Surprenant, who has been in town
scmc weeks. has returned 20 her home
in Orwell l-Sevcral from town went 10
Orwcv Wednesday evenink TO attend
the lecture by Frank DiXon.-Miss Mabo
Towncr has gone TO Orwell to assist in
the tcle phone eXcllngc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09

n'ial election of officers of the co-opera-
tive creamery was adjourned To Wednes-
day Of this week.--Waltcr Merrill is slow
~ gaining and is still under the care
of Miss Fairbanks of Burlington. --Pcricy
Smith and sons are filling the ice house ,
ut the cooperative creamery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09

2 is doing niccly.--Carry Marshall spent
last week IN Whitehall with HI. son.
Manlcy. who is to locate there in the
plumbing business. The Grange held a
pleasant meeting on Febiuu,y . and
held banquet and conferred degrees.
About 500 has been raised for the Rev. n.
II. " hitc by the ladies'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09

Most 70 IL move alorg ihc lines uf
least roslslai.cc They rent the houses
that are advertised for rent; they en-
ploy the people who advertise for om-
ploynent; they lind Investments, purchase
ouiios. buy lots that are advertised, 1t is
'rhc way of the world"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
MIDDLEBURY.

Thc engagement Of Miss Gertrude
Jenkins OF Terre Haute, Ind, to Fred
Bcckwith is announced
Walter Forbes or Case street while
drawing logs to Bristol. was hit by n
binder that broke on his load and broke
one of his ribs. He made his trip but
was unable 90 unload lie is doing as
W. II as can be expected but it will be
some time before he will be able to get
out.
The new school building is completed
and within few days the 800 pupils will
be transferred to the new building.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
BRISTOL.

The following dates have been arranged
for games of base ball between the Bris-
tOl Athletic association ana Middlebury
College: April q ut Middlcbury; June 10
at Brstol.--The funeral services for the
late Mrs. Esther Thomas were held at
her late home. "Hill Side Cottage" Fri
day afternoon. the Rev. Silas y. Perry.
the Baptist pastor. officiating. Tho re.
mains were taken to Northheld, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Dodge
and q. d. Thomas Saturday morning for
burial Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge go from
Northileld to North Adams, Mass.-Thc
next ministers meeting will be held with
the Rev s. T. Perry Monday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
HANCOCK.

John Riley Is sick at Dana
Marshs-1hc ladies of the Oliver
Branch will meet February * with
Mrs. Charles Stockwell.--Mrs l.. j.
Robinson has returned to her home in
Potsdam. n. Y.-i-oren Spencer has
been having the grlp.--Waltcr Comcs
has returned home from his trip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
SALISBURY.

Mrs \. +. Whitney and son. George
were guests at George Mcrriam's on sat
urday last. The sick at julius Kclsey's
are some better.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16
ASSAYER WING RESIGNS
Cleared of the Responsibility for
 Adams EmbezZlement

Seattle. Dec. l4-Assayer Fred A. Wing of the government assay etlice in this city resigned today after having been cleared of responsibility for the embezzlements of Cashier George E. Adams by Director Roberts of the U. $. mint. Roberts delared that Adams alone was involved in the stealing of gold dust from deposits in the otfice' but that the office methods were lax.
 It is settled that Calvin F. Villas, will succeed Wing. Villas is now con- nected with a trust company in this city and stands high with bankers and other local financial magnateSs He was 8 member of the last legislature.
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Grace Dollar to Sail Soon

Steamer Grace Dollar will sail for Seward from Seattlewithin few days: She left San Francisco December for Seattle. She has been chartered by the Kenai Lumber & Fuel Company to carry large cargo of lumber and coal to Seward from the Sound. She should sail about the end of this week. J. J.. McManus of the chartering company, will come up on her. He secured the charter in San Francisco.
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FLOATING WRFCKAGE
 MAY BE OF PAWN

Victoria. B. C., Dec. l2-Wreckage found yesterday at Caramanah Point is believed to be the remains of the over due sealing schooner Pawn. A portion of the wrecked schooner's bow, which aoated ashore, carries the letter "F.'
 The Pawn has been missing for several months and had been practic- ally given up as lost. The fragments found are such as might have come from a boa, of her description.
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LiyOnia Organizes Revolt

St. Petersburg, Dec. II Messengers arrived in the city today and announced that a new government has been set up in Livonia, a Baltic province. The messengers walked l3O miles to bring the news asno telegraph k in operation 10 that region. The insurgents have control of the port of Riga and have organized large force of troops. They propose to separate from all allegiance to Russia, and a general uprising is threatened. Large bodies of peasants are wandering through the country attacking estates and footing them.
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Opens Holiday Stock

Mrs. A. W. Johnson opened Q stock of holiday goods, confectionery and fruits this week in the room ad- joining Commissioner Hildreth's office, formerly occupied by Evans & Ander- son. She will also carry magazines, paper and stationery.
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Santa Ana and Bertha to Sail

Seattle, Dee. l5-Steamers Santa Ana and Bertha of the Southern Alas ka fleet, are both scheduled to sail for S9wme tomorrow evening. Each will carry a full cargo and fair passenger list. Steamer Grace Dollar, specially chartered, is loading here, and will sail soon.
 The Bertha may be delayed day or two for repairs made necessary by her accident on the way down on her last Nip.
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lays off IOwnsite at LatOuche

$. A. Temple will plat townsite on loo acres of land which he owns at La touche, adjoining his mining property there. It fronts on the beach and he will build a wharf on the tract. The steamer Portland took lumber there from Valdez to build a hotel.
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Gnnboat Masp Rides Ont Storm

New Port, R. l., Dee. IL The little gunboat Wasp arrived here today af- tcr desperate struggle with a storm in which she sprung a leak. The crew baIed steadily for ten hours before reaching port. The Wasp came in with sails up and one boiler working.
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NEVIS Of THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK

the Seattle Alaska convention to rep resent the district i'm Congress, held a conference last night concerning plans of operation. Humphrey thought 1t would be useless to ask floor privileges and advised against asking It. Ryan said nothing else would do as the dele gates could have little opportunity to confer with members unless they could get on the floor.
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Says Adams Got All the Doodle

Seattle, Dee. I& Director Roberts of .he C. \. mint, arrived in Seattle to- da, from Washington. After looking over the result, of the investigation made by Supt. Leach of the san Fran cisco mint, he stated it to be clear that Adams alone stole the dust from the assay office. Nevertheless he will order general cleaning out of em- ployeS og the office.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16

St. Petersburg, Dec. li-Witte to- day asked aid from the zemstvos to put down disorders. He told zem- Styo committee that he intended to ar- rest labor leaders and employ the military if necessary to restore order and industrial activity, and urged the zemstvo leaders to use their influence to suppress inswrcctionary efforts,
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Caught Smuggling Opium

Bcllngham, Wash., Dee. H-Heury Engleman, a wcli-Nnown resident of Vancouver, B. C.. was caught in the act of smuggling opium into the United States. He drove across the boundary line with a buggy full of the drug.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16

Peter Larson, of the noted railroad contracting firm ofLarSon X Greenough and a large stockholder in the firm of r. Welch X Co.,, which has the big contract on the Alaska Central. is said to be dying of cancer of the liver.
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Arml lieulenants unter Arrest

Manila, p. l.. Dee. l4 Lieut.. sidney <. Burbank and Lieut., David snyder of the U. $. army are under arrest here upon charges of conduct mhecoming au officer. The cNac, nature of the accusation, i, unknown.
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By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Keeps Secrets Oi Insurance

New York. Dee. -Thoma, F. Ryan, the New York duancier who purchas- ed James II. Hyde, stock in the Egut- table Life Assurance Company, and who now owns much more than a con rrollnr interest ju the corporation, toe day refused Co answer questions by the legislative committee regarding the alleged threat, made by F.. H. Iarri- man when th~ railroad wagualc was trying Co buy m mterc,, in the corpo- rate stock. uc also declined to tell an, part ot conversations with Hmrt- man conrcrrmg Uwrjmon's relations with the company
 District Attorney Jerome has been appealed Go by che committee to cite Ryau for cou,rmp, and compel him ro answer. Charges were made against Hartman by James II. Hyde, when the latter vasou ,br stand, which tur committee t, anxious to verify. These charges affect loan, of company money Co Hartman under thg O.u regime.
 Tanaal lobby in Washington
 Washington n. C.. Dee. o.A dele gar.ou of Fasruauh, men arrived hcrr today Co lob1y urthr division of the ahra judicial district of Alaska. The proposal i, Co make che Panama and country north of tr one district, and tha, gxt.ud.ug from rhc southern coast Go the mountain range south of tae Panama u.w district.
 Tho Fairbanks uo.gvar50u is tor the retention O. Judge Wtcaon,ham ss judge of t,v Panama district. ghr new judge to reside a, che chic. place o' holding court on rhr coast
 May force Him AmORg the Lords
 London. Dee. u-Tt is understood cha, am rHorr will n.made Co transfer Sir Henry yarp1E..Hunuman to the House of Lords when he become, pre- mirr. When s-krd blythe king to form a new cubir-, Eewa> o.Trr.dat..lc hut expressed ar,.,. to remain in the House of Commons. He may be forced into rhe House of Lord, against his will.
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Vancouver Trolley Cars Collide

Vancouver, F. C., Dee, II Two trolley cars collidcd this morning in 8 fog on the New Westminster bridge, and five persons were injured.
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NLIcrs TcrrIlnriaI BiII I0r AIaska

Washington, D. C., Dec. li-Con- gressman Sulzcr of New York today introduced 8 bill providing for terri torial government for Alaska.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16
DISCOVERS PLOT
 AGAINST GEAR
Witte UnearthS Conspiracy by Grand Dukes to DethrOne
 Their Nephew
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

St. Petersburg, Dee. II Wittc today discovered plot of the grand dukes to mscat the czar and place one of their own number on the throne. The The conspiracy was unearthcd through the underground system of police work.
 Count Ignaticfr, one of the most rab- i'd supporters of the reactionary policy, was arrested and important papers were seized. As a result martial law was declared today in Little Russia.
 Little Russia comprises the prov inccs around St. Petersburg,
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Sneaker Names COmmlltees

Washington. D. c., Dee. l2- Speaker Cannon announced the new House com- mittees late yesterday afternoon. The assignments ot the members from Ma.ning-On ure unchanged.
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li0htship founders But Crew Saved

New Bedford, Mass, Dec. 2-The Eghtahip Nantucket foundered near here yesterday, but all her crew were saved by the tender America.
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Director Roberts in Seattle

Seattle, Dee. l2- George F. Roberts, director of the United States mint, arrived in Seattle from Washington last night to take charge of the mve>tt- ga.fon of rhc embczzloment, of George F. Adams, the cashier of the govern mcnr assay office, now in jaiL Mir. Robert, says the office will be 50 con- ducred hereafter that gold dust de- posted in it will be perfectly safe, and that miner, need have no fear.
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Sultan Yields tO Powers

Cou,,an,,uople, Dee. l2-The sultan of Turkey today agreed 10 yield the control of Macedonian finances to the European powers. The sultan had no alternative but tO consent, as the de- mand wa, backed by combined fleet of German. Austrian and Russian war shin. in rMn Mnrhur n- MILvIono.
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Poce Names four New Cardinals

Rome. Dee. l2 Pope Pm, held a secret cou,jsrory yesterday and named four new cardinals. Other eccle- ,fa,tfcal vacaucic, will be filled later.
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fiQares Adams Shortage at Sl6O,OOO

Seattle, Dee. l5-Director Roberts of the T.. <. mint, estimates the short age of Cashier Adams of the assay ot- flee here through tnetJs of gold dust, at SlGO,OOO. Mir. Roberts left for the national capital today, and will make a personal report to the President.
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lake Storms Killed 2l5

Chicago. Dec. I2- The death list of victim, ot the recent storms on the Great Lake, shows that 2l5 persons -n----.---
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Dismisscs Mitchell Case

Washington D. e., Dee. l2 2-The supreme ,out this morning dismissed ,nu ca,. agaJn>, the late Senator Mitchell of Oregon. who had been con- vfctrd of accepting fees Illegally for services before ,he interior department. Iii, attorney. EN-Srua,or Thmston of Nebraska, announced the fact of the senator, death and thcorder of dismiss sal va~ made by tbc court.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-16
Takahira Expects Promotion

Washington, D. C., Dee. II Minis ter Takahira. the Japanese diplomatic rrprr,entativc jo the United States, started for home today. He expects Co return in short time a, embaSSa- dor It is understood that the post will soon be raised To that rank.