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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
The Tucker Murder Note in
Same Handwriting
AS PRISONERS WRITING.
Testimony Of Handwriting Expert Ewell
Given in Murder Case Now
on Trial in Cam
bridge.

Boston, Jan. Il lin the Tucker trial
today Expert Ewell reiterated his state
lment Of yesterday that in his opinion
the 90 i. Morton" address was written
by the same person who made out the
sale slips which were taken as standards
Of fuckers writing.
Two points deemed important by them
were developed By counsel at yesterday
lafternoon's session.
One of these was the statement by
Harold Page, the brother OF the mur.
Idered woman, that he had been acquaint-
Ied with Tucker for more than six years
land that the latter had called twice at
the Page home, the first time at the
invitation Of the witness.
The other feature was the statement
lcf M. ID Ewell, a handwriting expert,
that the person who wrote the address
50. L. Morton, Charlestown, Mass on
Ia piece Of paper found on the floor of
Miss Pages room after the murder, was
the person who filed out and signed
the saleL slips, alleged BY the govern
Iment to have been made out by Tucker
while he was salesman for Boston
firm Of stationers.
On april 5, the day following Miss
Pages funeral and fuckers first ex-
ANIMATION BY the police, Harold Page
testified that the defendant and he rode
together i'll train from Boston To-
Anburndale. The witness testified that
upon that occasion Tucker seated him
self beside the witness and asked Ibid
you know that they've had me III it ny
When cross. examined Page would not
SAY positively that fuckers first words
ito him did not contain an expression Of
sympathy.
While Page was on the stand Tucker
followed the testimony closely and at
times suggested questions to his eolm-
|sel.
During the course ol the trial all
lof the garments worn BY Miss Page
on the day she met death were entered
las exhibits in the case. With the ex.
|ception OF the onter garments and the
shoes and stockings, every article bore
large crimson stains. a portion 0f d
skeleton was employed again to illus.
trate the positions Of the wounds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
Three New Associates For
Spaulding High School
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTOR
E. B Richards, Alb, AM, Harvard, Miss
Christina Lewis, Radcliffe College,
and Miss A. Belle Young for
Business Department.

He city schools viii all open Mon
day with the same teachers as last
term, with the exception Of three new
assistants in the high school depart
ineut Miss Trommer and Miss Whit
ing having resigned, it was necessary to
engage teachers to fill their places, and
as the high school teachers have been
greatly overworked for the last year the
school commissioners voted CO secure the
services OF an additional assistant.
The new teachers are Edwin b. Rich
ards, a. b., A. NJ, Of Marlborough.
Mass, graduate Of Marlborough high
school and Harvard university. Mr..
Richards has taught for short time in
high school in Dartmouth, Mass. The
other assistant in the academic depart
nent Is Miss Christina Lewis Of Ash
land Mass, graduate of Radcliffe.
who has had experience iii Andover and
Orange, Mass high schools. The teach
er ior the commercial course Is Miss a.
Belle Young OF Stamford. N. u.
graduate OF Stamford high school and
Eimira business college. With the fill-
ing Of the vacancies and the securing of
an additional instructor the teaching
force IL the high school il quite strong.
and the excellent work being done will
be continued.
L was hoped that the new Mathewg0n
school would be ready for occupancy at
the opening Of this term, but it will not
PC completed for several weeks at least.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
WASHINGTON.

The body Of Lyman Pepper, long
ime resident Of this town who was taken
to the insane asylum at Waterbury a
short time ago, was brought to town
yesterday and inferred IN the old ceme-
terry by The side of his first wife.
Miss Martha Lazelle, a longtime in
mate Of the town farm, is very in,
and with slight hopes of her coyerY.
G. III Smith is better, SO that he Is
about the house
The school directors are busy today
repairing the school bell, which has been
out Of repair for the past two months
Mrs Winslow Flint and daughter, El.
tn, have closed their house and gone ID
Boston to remain for an indefinite time
Henry Emery Is with Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. NJ. Flint for the remainder of the
winter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
A BISHOP STRICKEN.
I. Spaulding Of Roman Catholic
Church Critically Ill.

Peoria, H., Jan. I. Bishop John i.
spaIding, the noted head Of the Roman
severe stroke Of paralysis yesterday af-
ternoon. While his condition is said
to be not dangerous, his brother, Dr.
Leonard II. Spaiding, will remain near
him for the present. The entire left
side Of the bishops body il affected and
for several hours after the stroke he
was unable to speak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
Won Known N MIpDLERuRY
Man Who Is Supposed to be Working
G. A. r. People.

Middlebury, Jan. Z. Bristol, Conn,
papers say that an old couple are
working" the @. A. II. veterans Of that
city. The man gives the name of
Thomas Smith, 5th VI. and claims TO
hail from AIidddlebury, VT No such
man Is known here, though a few years
ago an old man visited the town and
gave the name John Smith, and claim
ing To hail from some other part Of
Christendom tried to get money from
the @, A. r. veterans. They took pains
to look the mans record up and found
him TO be d fake. When confronted by
the facts Mr.. smith" moved away as
1nysteriously Us he came, between two
days The Bristol people seem TO have
an idea that the authorities of this
town have shifted the burden OF car
ing for the old couple and are raising
money to send them back. Mr.. Smith
win be warmly received il he returns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CAUGHT IN SNOW DRIFT.
Passengers on Nova Scotia Train Were
Snow Bound As Hours.

Halifax, N. s., Jan. 7.--The Nova
Scotia Central train which left Bridge
water on Tuesday, reached here yester-
day after having been snowbound near
Alpena station for 48 hours, during
which time the 100 passengers suffered
intensely from cold and hunger.
Alpena, with only railway station,
afforded no accommodations for feed
ing the travellers and the locomotive had
barely enough fuel to keep up steam
until a relief engine broke its way
through the drifts. Communication
with other points by wire was interrupt
ed By the blizzard which lasted two
days. The railway management sent
twenty teams from Middleton to trans
fer the passengers to the nearest station
of the Dominion Atlantic railwoy, d
distance Of IL miles. As the tempeTa-
ture was five below zero, few left the
train to face the storm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
BIG INHERITANCE
FOR RUTLAND MAN
Peter Pagan Is Waiting the Arrival Of
His Ship. Which win Bring
Him Competence
Of s150,ooO

Rutland, Jan. IA fortune Of $780,
600 Is now en- route from Melbourne,
Australia, to this country in the name
of Peter Pagan Of this city and Mr..
Fagan states that his two brothers,
James and Henry, and his mother, Mrs
Conlon Fagan, both OF this city, viii
undoubtedly receive the same amount,
as they are among the 10 heirs who
will share equally in the estate Of Mi
chael Conlon. Mr.. Conlon died at
Melbourne, Australia, about two years
ago, leaving an estate Of more than
S1,500,000. He left no will and adver-
tisements were inserted in Catholic ness-
papers published in this country, which
resulted in the discovery of 10 heirs
Mrs. James Madden OF Montreal and
Mrs. Fagan Of this city are nieces Of
MIR. Gonlon and the other heirs are
cousins. However, by the laws Of Au-
stralia, all will share equally.
Peter Fagan says that he had recei4ed
notice that his share would be $780,
00o, besides one-tenth interest in
the sheep ranch property belonging to
tories at $4,000. NJ Fillmore Brown
of New York city is in charge Of the
negotiations for the Rutland heirs.
Mr.. Pagan said that Mr.. Conlon went
to Australia from Ireland about so years
age and nothing had been heard from
him until his death. He was penniless
when he went to Australia and acquired
his immense fortune III the sheep rails.
ing business. He never married and
his three brothers died previous to his
death. Mr.. Pagan il 20 years old and
were poor up 70 the time Of acquiring
were poor upto the time OF acliiring
their portions Of the Conlon estate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
MYSTERIOUS RINGING EXPLAINED.
Some One Trying to Splice Fire
Alarm Wire, Caused Alarm to Sound.

The mysterious and ghost-liIxe ring
ing Of the fire alarm which called out the
chemical Thursday on q wild goose chase
toward Cuurier Park and which continued
lat intervals yesterday, are explained, al
ter much searching. One of the wires
connecting with the system was acci-
dentallv broken and someone was en-
deayoring to splice the vine without
calling on the guardian of the fire
alarm system for aid. Every time the
ENDS Of the wire were brought together
and then separated the Taper would
strike the bell and the whistle would
blow. The person or persons trying to
repair the damage did not succeed, as
the keeper of the system, Henry Hodg.
don, found, when he examined the line
from box 20. The keeper fixed The diff
|eulty yesterday and the system Il once
|more In good condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CLUB REoRGANIzEs.
Young Mems Club Reelected Old Officers
Under New Charter.

The directors Of the Young Mems
club met last evening and reorganized
under their new charter and are now a
legal organization. The officers elected
were: Presidnt, Frank Cragg; seere-
tary, perley III. Carr. The active direc-
tors for three years are Il. NJ. Tayntor,
Frank Cragg; for two years q S,
Andrews, Perley NJ. Carr; for one year,
Gilbert Phillips, Lewis 4. Jones, G. S.
Wallace.
The sustaining directors are; Frank
McWhorter, three years; DIR. L. D. Mar.
tin, two years, d. M. Miles, one year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CAR TIPPED OVER.
Royal Arcanum Party in Brooklyn Had
Rough Experience

New York, Jan. Z forty members Of
Royal Arcanim council Of Bay Ridge,
Brooklyn, narrowly escaped instant
death by the oyertHrning Of trolley
car early this morning. As it, was all
occupants Of the car were injured and
four Of them are SO seriously injured
that fears are entertained for their re-
eoyery.
The ear Went around curve at too
great speed and over turned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
UNPR0FEssIoNAL CONDUCT
Teachers Guilty of It Leave Before Ex-
piration Of Contract.

The county examiners Of teachers were
in session at Montpelier until after mid
night last night discussing various mat
ters. All We're present except Examiner
ComstocE Of Orange county. Who waa
SICK. Teachers who without good cause
leave before the expiration of their con
traction were declared by the meeting
.fo be guilty of nnprofessionaI conduct
and steps were taken IL bar them from
securing positions in the state. MANY
complaints have been made to the state
department.
stipulations covering tile granting of
special certificates were drawn up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
A HAPPY ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. AIlard Of Montpelier
Celebrate 50th Anniversary.

Montpelier, Jan. 4 Mr.. and Mrs.
Tellesphore Allard, well known people
of this city, are celebrating today at
their home on Court street their iiftieth
wedding anniversary. They were mar
ried in house on Franklin street fifty
years ago and have always lived here.
Mr. Allard was blacksmith for many
years. They have eight children liv-
ing.
The day is being spent quietly at their
home where friends have called during
the day and left many suitable presents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
cRIBBAeE GAMES RESUMED.
Schedule Was Interrupted During the
Holiday Vacation.

The schedule Of the Barre Cribbage
League, which was interrupted during
the holidays, viii be resumed next week
as follows
q. o. P.-F. If Al, Mon, Jan. ..
Il o. O. Il. c. G,, Wed, Jan. 1T.
M uR. NJ, Fri, Jan. 13.
G. q. FM III, Mon, Jan. 80.
Z. OF A.C. O., Wed, Jan. 16.
I. O. O. FIR. ~, Fri, Jan. 20.
/. o. o. F-F. Of A., Mon, Jan. %.
G. O. f. r. NJ, We'd, Jan. 25.
NJ III e. g, Fri, Jan. "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
HENS THAT PAY.
John w. Roberts of South Barre Has
IL White Wyandottes That Laid
1858 Eggs in Year.

John w. Roberts Of South Barre read
in The Times the other evening Of +.
@. Sterling of Keene, N. FL, who reports
that he received during the year end
ing Deeembr 5, total of 1892 eggs from
a pen of IL white wyandotte hens.
Mr.. Roberts keeps white wyandottes,
which he bred and raised himself, and
he sends to The Times the record of a
pen of twelve for the year ending Nov.
I, 1904, The record by months Il az
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CHASING A BEAR.
Middlesex Hunters Are Out After An
unweleome Guest.

Montpelier, JAM The hunters Of
Middlesex have taken to the woods in
an attempt to kill black bear which
has been poking its nose about in q
most unwelcome manner during the
present week. The animal has been seen
several times, but no one had a shooting
iron when the animal was seen. Arthur
Bingham is saving for E. G. Densmore
in the woods about mile from the
house The other morning Bingham went
out to saw and saw the tracks. He
didn't wait to saw but went back after
bis gun. Since then there has been Q
general hunt, but Bruin has kept him
self out of sight. The animal is de
scribed as being deium-sized.
A large number of deer have been seen
IN chat vicinity, one herd containing
thirteen of the ehautiful animals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
MARCH OUT PORT ARTHUR.
Russian Troops Left for Port Dalny
Yesterday.

At Port Arthur, with third japanese
army, via Fusan, Jan. 7--0nly so Rus
sian officers have accepted parole. All
the regular Russian troops have marched
out of Port Arthur and left for Port
Dalny yesterday. The Japanese troops
entered the city To keep order. The
non-eombatants are allowed the option
of remaining at Port Arthur. The Jap.
anese navy is removing the mines and
Japanese hulls at the mouth Of the
harhor. All forts have been taken over
bY the Japanese.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
VERMONT MADE BALL PLAYERS.
A Dozen Pitched Here Who Made Rep
utations In This State.

The list Of pitchers that have gone
from the Northern League to the ma
ior leagues is the best way Of telling
the quality Of baseball that has been
played up in this section. Those pitch.
ers who have gone from this league to
the National League are Pond, with
Baltimore; Doheny, New York and
Pittsburg; Seymour, New York and
Cincinnati; Dunlavy, St. Louis; Lynch
Pittsburg; Minnehan, Cincinnati; Scan
lon, Brooklyn. Those pitchers who have
gone to the American League are Pat
ten, with Washington; Gibson, Bos-
ton; Coakley, Philadelphia; Fairbanks,
Philadelphia; 0'Brien, Boston. OF these
pitchers, Pond, Doheny, Patton, Fair
banks, 0'Brien all played under the
management of a. Nv. Daley, of st.
Albans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
DAMAGE BY TIDAL WAVE.
Eastern Coast of England Swept This
Morning.

London, Jan. IA tidal wave struck
the eastern coast OF England this Morn
ing, doing great damage To number Of
towns. AT Yarmouth the waves swept
over the marine promenade. Families
whose house face the sea are impris-
loned in the upper rooms. At Scarhor-
ough most of the piers were blown down
BY the gale which accompanied the tidal
wave. At CIuthorpes the newly built
sea wall was washed away. AT Dover
the water washed over the promenades
and quays, while the Sprness river az
Medwny threatened to overflow it's
banks
No causualties are reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
BEEF TRUST HEARING
was Started Yesterday BY Packers At
torneys.

Washington, Jan. I. Argument in the
case eli Swift & Co. vs.. the United
States, known as the beef trust conspir-
aeY case. was begun before the Supreme
Court of the United States yesterday
BIZ Attorney John s. Miller Of Chicago,
III behalf Of the packers. He said the
bill Of the government failed to allege
facts necessary to constitute A cause OF
action and said that the charges made
are not facts, but conclusions Of law;
that the commerce charged il not inter-
state or foreign commerce, and that even
if it be interstate commerce the facts
given constitute no violation OF law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
WILL PLEAD GUILTY.
Massachusetts, Man Will Plead Guilty
to Murder.

Salem, Mass, Jam. District Attor.
ney Peters and the counsel for the de.
Tense came to an agreement today BY
which Joseph A. Hastings, charged with
numbering Dora Trask, IN Beverly last
March will come into conrt on Monday,
plead guilty to murder in the second de-
gree, and take d life sentence for the
crime,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
MAY LOSE BOTH FEET.
Barney Roakes Of Montpelier Has Bad
Experience.

Montpelier, Jan. ~ Barney Roakes
is IN a serious condition and may have
TO have both feet amputated. Roakes
was found not far from his home Thurs
day morning nearly frozen to death. He
was picked up by workmen at the Lane
shops and carried home. Ills hands,
too, were frozen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
wARsHIPS DIsMANTLED.
Also Liaotung Blockade Abolished by
Togo.

Toxic, Jan. Tit IS officially stated
that the Russian warahips at Chofoo
and Tsington have been dismantled. Adj
miral Togo today issued an order abol-
ishing Liaotung blockade from today.
The Mikado has issued reseript thank
ing General Nogi and bis army together
with the fleet Of Admiral Togo for the
capture Of Port Arthur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
SULTAN DEFEATED.
Pretender's Troops Ambushed and Kill
ed Many Men.

Tangier, Jan. Z. The pretender de.
feated the sultan's troops III d pitched
battle near uzda today. The snltan's
troops fell into an ambuseade and were
routed, losing 400 men, killed and
wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
NO MATCH FOR THEM.
Co. H of Montpelier Defeated at st.
Johnsbury Last Night,

The Company Il basket ball team Of
was no match for the team
Company D Of st. Johns
bury last evening, being defeated by the
score Of SO to liz. The home team was
lighter and quicker, while the Montpel-
ier boys put up q good game, with the
odds against them. The line up was
as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
200 MEN ENToMBED.
peoorted That Fire Has Broken Out Ia
Pennsylvania Mine.

McKeesport, Pa, Jan. 7-It Il report
ii mat fire has broken out in the Yangh
sSaft of Pennsylvania Gas and Coal Co,
near Irwin. Two hundred men are re-
norted entombed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
Total for year

OF an average Of 1863 for each hen.
who can show better record than
this9
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07

j. III. Nelson presented d claim for
damages to his cellar and contents by
reason Of d break in a water pipe. The
matter was referred 10 the water and
finance committees and the city attor-
ney.
0verseer of the poor G. A. Smith re-
ported the expenditures of his depart
ment for December to be $s05.39. Mr..
Smith called attention, in referring to
Mrs. Magoon's marriage to Cayia, that
city panpers cannot be legally married
without the consent of the overseer OF
the poor.
An opinion from City Attorney j.
Nv. Gordon stated that il il not the duty
of the city to care for private property,
but it is the duty of the city to build
proper culverts and keep them clear Of
ice within the highway limits. The re-
port was accepted and adopted and it
was ordered the superintendent Of
streets be instructed to keep the cul-
yerts clear.
Alderman Adie moved and Alderman
Robins seconded the motion, that the
action of tile street commissioners in
disailowing an extra bill Of Wood 1t
GAegDIH i1l Wptk on Jle DIuOk street
bridge, be sustained. The board voted
UNANIMOUSLY to sustain the commission
ers.
The matter Of NJ. A. Lanes sewer AZ
sessment was referred to the street com
mittee.
The business committee from the Com
gregational church came before the
board to see about purchasing from the
city a piece ut the rear Of the church.
No definite action was taken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
Japanese Vice Admiral Shibe.
yame Appointed.
RUSSIANS MARCH OUT.
Japanese Are Fully in Control Of the
Stronghold Some of the Rus
slams Refused to Be Paroled
Yesterday

Toxic, Jan. 7.--Vice Admiral Shebey-
amc, commander Of the naval station at
Kue, Japan, has been appointed com
mandant at Port Arthur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CEMETERY FINANCES
MAKE GOOD SHOWING
City Must Keep Its culverts Clear
Wood & Gregoire Bill Not All
lowed by City Council.

An adjourned meeting OF the city
council was held last evening to hear
reports and act on several other matters
The ANIMAL report Of the cemetery
printed. The report makes the follow
good showing;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
8runoltifS 9 ltcbertraannacn

Sobn q. s. SeolD etc, SrtitceS,
al Sobn GoI0WeQ, Noroieite Ger
Solu., nabe GmorpitraBe, II BEL 80,
0runO5inS $22; $3t5.
Gli5abctb y. &imblc ullo @ennDl
an SantcS u. &omb etc, Siinieite
Der 0lntington . 9lpenue, ltobe 8urc.
lnpltrobe, IS bel $50; So.
ollncIe Gam Sopings 9altf" all
@ertrioe Safer etc, Meitieite DER
@nrriion . Zane, nobe Baltimore.
mo E%bilnoelpbia . G%iienbuGL" so
bel 300; $4,000.
9. Cigar Shipurt an 9drrep
@olie, Oltieite Der Sort, nabe Gan.
coitcritroBe, II bel 60, @runo5ins
$50; 1915.
Sobn ". 90. Sibbnl3 etc al So6n
Is. SibbnlS, Gcd)tc, &itel mo Snte.
rclie; So.
Gbriltion Sd)omberg an Sbepnro
q. WiQer, Hed)te, Sitel mo Suite
reiie in @rln0eigel,tbum; 5000.
Samuel Sicgael an glligllIt u. Het.
t%oliata, Siticitc Der Sburp., nnbe
Gonipapltrabc, Is bel 95, @rrnO5ins
$2S; So.
pima Gorolls ait Soiepb SoiepD,
OItieite Der G6apel-, uobe Gboic.
StrdBc, 10 bel 50, @rino3inS $29..
%; So.
8iQialn Spilnlnn an &obert =.
Meinede, Gillette Der Gorep, nabe
GoofeitraBe, 16 BET 80, @runo5iltS
500; So.
Senrp Sdmis, Sruitee, al Serrp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
0OrOtGp &nKcqS M1ifacI6if.

Gbicogo, .. 6cbrror. - 0oro.
tbp &~lliicIl, Oie Godtcr BON Gillian
NlliicQ, meldc iid BON ibrcm ieeigen
@otten emit entfiibrcn licB, mill iett
bon ibm geidieOcn perocn. 98ic Sic
&lGgcrin ~be6ouptct, mcigert iih ser
@otte ieoer glrbcit, mo lie iiebt lid)
ooorrd) gel10tbtgt, olrh nod iiir iei.
men llnterbolt SIT iorgen. IISGiuitcin
bon Iciner 8ottin fcin @eIo mcbr CT.
bolteu fonnte, ioa er itd ibrer
S6m1td ongeeignet unO fir $4,000
periebt boben. Sdon feds 8ofcn
nod ser Sod)5eit ioI GinItein'S e6eli.
DIE 3GrtIi6feit einen Ioldenllmi6loB
crbolten boben, Bob er feline irn0c
6rou priigeltc, ln0 oicie Ero5eour
ieitocm oft mieoerbolt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
Seine Bill scscn Ginbalts6rfcblr.

@oibington, Q. s., 3. 5ebr.
- DoS SuIti5.Gomite oeS SortieS bat
beidloiien, Ole lueitere 9erntbitng
ii6er Ole Bill, welde Die gnuenoung
bon GinboltSbeieblen bel Irbeiter.
Streitigfeitep unterIogt, oitf mnbe.
Itimmte 3eit ju Oeridieben. Der 9e.
ldluB luliroe ourf Enrteipotllm g6.
foBt nto Elm Gntrog, Oo5 8otum IN
8ieoererludglt1g 81 5ieben mo oie
Ingelegenbeit ollf ocn Gid 5u leger,
iurrroe gleidinlI9 ongellommen, no.
ollrd) eS porlamentoriid mnl0gli6
miro, oltf Die Sohe jl,riid5llfommer.
W0brclio Der porigen GongreB.
libr1lg iporen uicle oiientlidc Sermi-
he bc5iigIid Der N%tgclegcnbeit abge.
baltcn moroer.