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The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1905-09-21

All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1905-09-21
PRINCESS MAY
DUE TOMORROW

The Princess May viii be due to ar
rive early tomorrow. She is scheduled
TO sail at s o'c'ock tomorrow evening.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1905-09-21

Ice cool sleins at the Seattle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

Mnbre fdaute ben alien 6errn 5fpar
siemli9 perbubt on, aber er nubte ia,
tpte gut bieier es nit ibm meinte. Oess
tpegen f6lue er ohne ipeiteres 8eiinnen
tn DeHen linn entgeeensettredte Hef9ts
Elm unb erflGrte: nMein Wort baruuf:
i6 tperbe Sbnen sebOr6en."
$50, Damn lift es gut. Wir flnb bier
fir beute fertig: Su bait Define Sa9e
gun5 Dprtreffli9 gema9t, pie i9 aud
ni9t anbers erpartet babe, unb tannii
nun pieDer Gil Seinen Nrbeiten i'm Co
boratorium 5uridtebren. Wie ftebt ea
bort?"
sd bin augenblidli9 bamit Be-
i9Gftist, elm 0erfa6ren ausfinbig gu
MAIDEN, UNI pbospbor in sr0Beren
Mengen i'm eleftrii9en Sfen ber5ufielz
len, unb CLAUDE, bab mir bas geluns
gen lit. 9(u9 9err Dubois lit iebr
5%ufrieben," beri9tete Der iunge Munn
obne jsbe GelbItgefGQigfeit.
rGan5 ausge5ei9net," lobte i'm Der
Sa6ritbeiiber, inbem feline gugen nit
ber5li9em WobLsefaqen auf feinem
S9iBling rubten. n9alte aber INNER
Sein Sauptaueenmerf auf bas @ebiet
Der Ota5ofarbfpffe geri9tet, UNI bic es
min in sei9dftli6er Sinii9t aligenblids
lt9 gu tbun lit. Die &onfurrsn5 tit
uns auf bi'7em Selbe entfGieben iiber,
unb mir BADEN Diel gu tbun, um lie
tpieber ei~n5ubplen."
.Wtr finb auf benz Weqe basu. 6err
Semar9anb. SD bpffe Sbnen BENT
nG9ft elm &ongprot9 por5ufibren, mil
benz mir Elm briluntes 9ef9Gft MAIDEN
fperben."
nSu pirft audi nod elm Tiirft Der
Gbemie per6en, mein iuneer 5er5oa,"
berieBte lG%elnb Der @roBinbuitrieqe,
inoem er 4nbre beifG1ig auf Die S9ulz
ter flopfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

= Inter @aunern. Was fdft %
fir ben neuen lleberaisser ssgeben9" -
.Meinen olten."
Ser 6 sultan Der s il r :
fei f9ldft tGslia nur- atpsi ooer orel
Stunben unb tpmmt nur gum Gin,
idlafen, tpenrt ibm Semanb porlie1t
ober penn in einem angren5enoen
Gaums muiiairt pirb. Dieie 9roniid
setporbene S9laflofigfeit ioa baber
riibren, bab er 10 lanse befurftet bat.
ermorbet 81 perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
Mbgana

ct. 3ouis Spel., tdsI g.. IL 3Ogm
ct 9ouss 3ta tdsl,G S d & b 6 81 m
eabitaI @tpres taeI d.. 7 OOgm
ct souls DC tdgl ........ Z 250m
@b st g @rpreb tdsli2 ds.1s9 Sim
ct Souls 81 pref tdsl ......3 15T
s 3 e,fnssa@ aee tdsl. 4 90 Sim
ct 6 6af Na,t tasIsd.... 8 S5sfn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
Gteuelano. 0tmetnrats, Chicago & ST. Eouts Rotlrpay,
&Iebefaub GtbiftsA


@baana 4utuuit
.@msriean e5prb tasiS. 49,. 4 2ogm Rp sort BIB tdaI 8 DID logm
Mnnsie SfB & y s &sp.. Z eoVm Union @b &c ON, tag. -. 9 36Wm
y D & . etna tasHd Sd. 7 S0Sn Sort @aBne & cit @spres 10 4egm
gieblanS @eeom. .........l 10 450m SontbDeaerm 9tb tI Is. IL 9sgm
saSeaoa eYp -. sogm 9nSerioa erprst p........ 2 45@m
u y q y Gin, tal d g.. 3 bb9m ct 2ouis 2tb tel d s....... 8 03Gw
Union @tp Il 9Th as tasI E 90Rm Muaerham @rprsb fdaIiS... . 6 l5gn
Rni6erbn6er Sp taal d &s.. 6 20Am 3 & Union Stir Aesom. $50. 8 O0Rm
ct 9outs Dtbtfton.
Rem Bort So tasl s.......1 II 2Ogm amsdean erprsb I'LL. 4 oO8m
81 sOu,s aoOm. 1890. 7 15em snSs Sol u Sapton st tsIs 4 2ogm
SOut5psaern 9n tsI d g.. IL 45gm 81. 2ouis grpreb taai s.... 7 159m
st. Souls 2tb tgi d.. 8 159tm afatn & & Saute dec 80. 10 358m
ssrrs Sante & Matn @ee.. 5 Ooem r D C Bottom elm taaI DIS. 3 5oam
Mmerican grpreb t6l -. -. 7 O5gnn ct Bouts Mccoun 8 35Hu
.gine. sntpls & 81 u td IL 60gam ~Sniderbodsr sp tdsIs d -. 6t5xm
gtneinnatt Oibifion.
Gin & 9cus sao9tSpreb tts 8 458m eineinnatMee ......... 10 a5Hu
ct 9ous & Gin Ra@teSst s 4 3O8m Chic ct 8@rpreb s d & 81 IL s58m
Cincinnati @p tag ....... 7 soSm Sous sta & Chicago er9reb11 s5gn
|@ininnai aoOm. 80. | OOgem White etp epeaai tsI p. 8 O5am
Cincinnati Gin tasl 2 49,. 2 65s9m snbianapolis Accom- tdsEd. 6 4Osem
eouissiae @sprsb ........ 3 550m Sine Snbs & ct Z Ct tas IL k0sm
Cine & gafb s 6 ts d & p 6 2ORm Cine 6 9ouisb go bap tl sill 5Oam
gbieaso Dtbifioa.
Chicago @aAterpreb tdeI s. IL 15Bm 9ine N~a6kspreb, tdeI s.... 8 soHm
aantatee @eeOm .......... 7 0O6m &amtatee MeeOm. ........1 10 sogm
s%:ass sa saf ssssss tsI q P IL s0sm sins saa essst tasI d.. 2 aosY
ea0abtte Gccom $1,000. s 25&m @inc & s8afb S g., p..... 9 05Rm
Wi&tsam Oibifion.
Benton sarbor esprst. -. ! oogm gItbart gscsm nmr eOnntass 9 s5Bm
Midisan NfaI GJpreb p... IL soWr, GIfbart Grpreb. %. 10 4Ogra
sIthart au taei6 ........ s 2OHm Benton Sartor @rprb p.... 3 45Rm
Diddean ers.eb.....-... 8 00em
Eearta Dtbtfton-pe
georiu @rpres taaHd s ....12 10gm Columbus & @ue Orb tai 9 8 30Bm
peoria erprsb &c aQuiI. 90. 7 25Bm Champaign aeeom -. 10 s5em
sseaun @spreb tdsGa p d IL 5eBm q & Obis speeal ...... 2 4eana
champaign Weom ...... 4 1ONm Beoria expreb tasR& p & d 8 os1~
8eeria Oittfiom-0HIt&.
Columbus esprek tasl. 49,. 4 25Bm Columbus erpreb taI s....1 u 05Rts
Ohio Special tdgI........ 8 0ORm 3rnn Neeom. 10 0oBm
esmn MsOm. ............. 8 16@m Columbus @spreb tas!.....I SeDn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
@trnbahn Tabrplatt.
Danoalia Sine.

8tttsbuis SpcI, tdsIi& SIS 90wm
1sp BORT @Spreb tdsli9 s d 6 6oSm
S&neaer Wail tdsIta 80. Z 55Nm
Serre Sante Gffns dec tag 10 250m
&esao1e @rpreb tdelin Is. 2 5ORm
@slantis @ypreb tdeli@.... 4 46Rm
fbe w 3imiteb tdsI sd 8 ASSN
Yittsb Gzp, tdsl s D.. 6 56sem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

Indianapolis & Dtneennes a. q.
cairo & E;ueeu grpr taaH& Z 2OBm Speneer & Bebfsrb &c, t6gl. 8 x5Bm
Bineennes g1prebt tasl.... 8 50Rm 8inonnes gyprsb tdeH4. 10 sogm
Spencer & Sebforb sc. tdgI. 4 45Nm Cairo Grpre6 tdai@ ...--..e 1b&m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
IL. e a I.

Nsr Serr Marquis bat fi9
~ prG9tig erbOlt," faste @bbe
- perrin gu @iolette. Der er in
bem fleinen @drten1dlpn aez
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

ben.
r@ie, Su biif bier2" fagte er, feis
mem Better einen bDieH Bid gunner.
fen5.
vsSSapobl," antiportete Der Sabrif<
beiiBer itatt @nbres gang selafen, rid
bebarf elmer iiinseren 3raft fir dllerlei
8eforgungen, nit benen i9 felbit MIDI
ni9t befafen fann. @inem Manne
Ssbres Differs urb bon Ssbrer Stenung
i'm @ei9Gft tann i9 berslei9en ni4t
sumut6en. Was i9 Sbnen perfpro9'a
babe, pirb bon bieIer Mnorbnuu9
feIbfrebenb in feiner Wetie beriibrt."
Mls 9ratien fi9 pieber entfernt
bate, fagte 2emar9anb gu benz iungen
Ser5og: r9iite Did Dor linn, @nbrs.
@r meint es MIDI gut nit Dir, pie nit
feinem Menf9en. Wenn er Did aus
a~ufragen fudt, 10 glib ibm uusipeiz
denbe Mntporten. benin er pirb Dir
nur 5alen gu ftellen fu6en. @6e Su
Did auf ireenb etpas einlGHef, bus
er Dir porfdldgt, mubt Ou mir tets
porber Mittbeilung bapon madea.
0erfpri9ft Ou mir bas nit Oeinem
gbreniport2" -;
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-06-08


- Owns *or their merchandise, than by trading
s>es WIN :ne:- home merchants. In some instances
ms "a. ::4e There a science in buying goods and in
--:uc::. = : e .:a: all merchants have mastered.
F-- ourselves have only this say; do not want
1o a. w ask YOU 10 buy single thing from when YOU
can better sending away We believe it to be every
ones privilege trade where he pleases. However, we do
believe tina. YOU only do we'll by trading with
81 sending away but in nine Of
you money. Our for thinking very simple and
easily understood. II: the first place buying goods
business. We put in sixteen hours day finding where is
the best place TO buy. We pay spot cash for everything
this and ask concessions and expect
other than entitled by buying quantities.
Nearly everything buy is from the people who make
po-t them Not one-tenth Of goods bought from,
the wholesalers No middle Doesn't it stand to reason
where goods bought direct from first hands for cash and
By experienced buyers that they should be in position
meet prices from any where they may Have
ambition make this trading place where
YOU with confidence knowing that the quality of
everything sold here guaranteed and the price as low as
like goods be obtained anywhere on this green earth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
China Asks Russia and Japan
For Manchuria.
NINE MONTHS IS ENOUGH
For Eyacuation-can Keep Order With
out Foreign Guards--Details of
Naval Armistice Have Been
Settled.

Washington, D. G., Sept. 27.-The
Post of Yesterday says:
"The Chinese government a week or
more ago made formal protest to the
Russian and Japanese governments con-
corning two Of the conditions set forth
in the treaty Of peace signed at Ports
mouth.
"China objects to two things First,
the length Of time allowed for the eyac-
uation of Manchuria, and second, the
provisions made for an armed guard
for the railroad lines owned by Russia
and Japan in Aanchmia China be-
lieyes that nine months is entirely suffi-
Gent time within which Japan and
Russia shall eyeeuate Manchuria instead
Of is months provided in the peace
treaty.
The provision made for guarding the
railroad lines, the Chinese contend, CON
templates an armed force Of probably
$4,000 men in Chinese territory. The
Chinese government regards the main
tenance Of the guard in Manchuria OF
such size as menace, and it does not
propose TO agree to such a plan"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
Mi55 Cara GOOde

benefited as she was. Miss Goode is
president Of the Bryn Mawr Lawn
Tennis Club Of Chicago. She writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-.
Il tried many different remedies to try TO
build up my system, which had become run
down from loss Of proper rest and unreason-
able hours, but nothing seemed to help me.
Mother IS q great advocate Of Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for female trou-
hlas, having used 1t herself some years ago
With great success. So l began TO take Il,
and In less than month was able 70 be out
Of bed and out Of doors, and In three months
wAS entirely well Really have never felt
70 strong and well as | have since
No other medicine has such record
ofcures Of female troubles as has Lydia
q. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Women who are troubled with pain
ful or irregular menstruation, back
ache, bloating Tor hatulence), leucor-
rhaa. falling, inflammation or ulcera-
eaon of the uterus, ovarian troubles,
faintness, indigestion, nervous prostra-
tton or the blues, should take imme-
date action to ward off the serious con-
sequences, and be restored TO perfect
health and strength by taking Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health. Her experience
Is very great. and she gives the benefit
of IL 10 all who stand in need OF wise
counsel. address, Lynn, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

$1s.75; backs and short cut, S15.75di
1850; bean pork, S13.50@14.00. Lard,
in tieroes, 993e; rendered, 10ssc; raw
leaf, lie. Hams, 12as@13sse.
Fresh beef-Dull and steady. Best
steers, sA@sAe; kinds, 11@11 &C.;
fores, 5la06c.
Lambs-Quiet. Best spring, per ID,
HOBO; winter, eastern, nominal ;
western, 9@10c. Mutton, s@9c; year.
lings, s0slac.
Veal Bets calves, 1O0t1c; common
to GOOD, rose
Poultry-Turkeys quiet at IS019s
for iced western. Fowl, northern, Ice;
western, 15c. Chickens, broilers, north.
ern, 17(01Se: roasters, 20(022c; west
ern, 15c. Live fowl, 19@1315c; liv,
chicks, 14015c.
Butter-Quiet and steady, Northern
creamery, 221a23c; western, 220221.c
eastern, alice; dairy, 2O12lc. 30,
and print butter about 1ac better thai
best tub.
Cheese-Firm at 11l5M12c for bes
New York new and 11A@1tMc 70
Vermont.
Eggs Steady. Best hennery, 30@21c
EASTERN fresh, 24@25c; western fresh
19d22c
Potatoes-Quiet and steady at asa
4sc per bushel for Aroostook Hebrons
4S050e for Green Mountains and 4sM
soc for Cobblers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
WOMAN MURDERED.
Chime in London Tunnel-victim Killed
in a Car.

in Car.
London, Sept. 27.-Facts Of a battling
murder mystery are beginning to leak
out. The crime, which occurred late
Sunday night, is revolving and unusual
in its phases, recalling to a certain ex-
tent the murder Of Frederick I. Gold
by Percy LEROY, also known TO the
criminal records at Stapleton, on June
p, 1881. The police showed a dispo-
sition TO keep the present case quiet,
thinking, perhaps, that if no publicity
were given it, the pursuit and capture
Of the murderer would be facilitated
So far, however, the efforts OF the Scot
land Yard detectives have led TO no
practicable clue and the affair IS as
much OF puzzle as when the body was
found.
The victim is a young woman, Mary
Mooney, who was last seen by her fam
lily or friends on Sunday night shortly
after dinner time The scene Of the
tragedy was the Merstham tunnel of the
London & Southeastern Railway, where
the robbery and killing Of Gold by Lee
troy took place.
The police have been able so far merely
to construct a reasonable story Of what
happened in the tunnel. Aside from the
fact that the woman was brutaliy han.
died and murdered and her body left
BY the rails, they know nothing definite
~. They are practically certain, how.
ever, that she boarded a suburban train
in London and that the crime was com.
mitted in one Of the isolated, narrow
compartments as the car was speeding
through the dark tunnel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27

good stands throughout the central val
leys and middle Atlantic states.
Special telegraphic reports from Bos-
ton say:
Weather favorable for maturing the
crops; precipitation more than ample;
temperatures moderate; no damaging
frosts; corn matured rapidly and is gen.
orally safe from frosts; buclwheat pros
poets good; rowen and fall feed excel
lent; garden truck outlook good, except
much rotting Of potatoes, apples poor,
other fruit fair; some rotting Of
peaches; tobacco seriously damaged from
pole sweat and overripening in wet
fields.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
nOe0eOeSeOe0eSeS@oSNORN G0eOeSw0@0@oeSeSe9eSe
The Times Daily Short Story.
nHc xoHnRNnpRCN0acxnN

How nice wonder If / could
break down Arthur's good nature in
that way"
Try It."
Il surely will"
Il must 20 now. Don't give up too
soon. Remember that persistency is a
jewell
Mrs. Parmelee, I'm SO glad to see
you You naughty womanl Why have
you not returned my call sooner? It's
three months since you've darkened my
doors What have YOU been doing with
yourself? You're looking miserable"
cts all Arthur"
'You poor dear thing! | remember
now you were telling me when | called
on you how obstinate he was. Did you
try the remedy / suggested?"
II did"
well, sit down and tell me about it,
after you called began a persist
ent course Of nagging. / objected to
everything Arthur wished and stood
firm for everything wished myself. |
scoIded and scolded. keeping 1t UP
from the time we woke ia the morn
ing till we went to sleep at night. AT
thur, you know, Is stone deaf ID bis
right ear. and be was mean enough to
lie on his left side while / was talk.
Ing. The result was that be always
went to sleep IN the middle Of my most
effective mag
"Ho&v provokingl'
well, fancied lie was beginning ID
give way. He did look as IL he had
something on bis mind, though il
wasn't my nagging. was disappolnt
ed IN that At any rate, | had hopes
that the game would soon be mine
one morning he appeared nervous and
when be went out forgot to kiss me
as usual. | watched him from be
tween the Stats OF the shutter and saw
| him 90 in an opposite direction from
his Office. In half AID hour he came
back wild with Joy and told me that
| he had just been to the doctors.
asked him what for, and he said that
for three years ever since we had beer
Tuarried-he had had a blood tumor, OF
something of the sort. which had threat
ened his life. The doctor had told hin
that If he permitted himself to get ex
cited he might die suddenly, but |
he treated the annoyances of life phiIo
sophically and kept cool after awhile
the thing might be absorbed and BIZ
would be as well as ever
4 And be kept you in ignorance of biz
danger all the whlle2"
Yes; he said he didn't want to worr!
me"
"A pretty excuse How has he be
haved SINGER
mot very well. The first time
said anything he didn't ike he rave,
like madman. He broke UP the fur
niture and smashed my dresser mir
ror.'
THE tiend"
Since then he has been dreadful,
overbearings
How do you like thatf"
'Much better than his abominabl
amiabllityn
THOMAS BARRIER HUDSON,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
APPLE CROP rs POOR.
Potatoes Backward and Many Are Rot
ting in Ground.


Washington, d. G., Sept. 27.-The
temperature during the week ending
Sept. rs was favorable throughout the
country, being everywhere above the
normal. Rains caused some damage in
portions Of the Missouri and upper Mis-
sissippi valleys, while considerable
part of the south Atlantic and gulf
states IL in need Of rain. Damaging
frosts occurred in the middle Rocky
Mountain regions, and light frosts, with
little or no injury, in portions Of the
lower lake region and interior Of the
middle Atlantic states.
No imroyement in the apple outlook
is indicated, an inferior crop being re-
ported from practically all the import
ant apple producing states.
a poor crop Of potatoes is generally
indicated, except In the east gulf states,
where the soil has been too dry for
ploughing. This work is unusually well
advanced. Much seeding has been done
and the early sown is coming Up to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
In LOCAL
MARKETS
Pork Products Have a Down
ward Tendency.
LAMBS AND CHICKENS
Easier, While Butter Continues Firm
Potatoes Remain at
About the Same
Price.
LAMBS AND CHICKENS


Barre, Sept. n, 1905.
Country produce is quiet. Pork pro-
ducts have a downward tendency. Lambs
and chickens are easier. We quote as
follows:
Hogs, more plenty and easier. at
7lat0T3lc.
veals, firm at sGs1ac.
Spring lamb, easier, 10@11e.
Muttons, s@9c.
Native beef, quiet, 5@6c.
Butter, firm, choice dairy 22@23c;
creamery 23e; small lots, 20@2lc.
Eggs, steady, strictly fresh, 24@25c;
extra choice, 25026c.
Poultry, easier, chickens 15@16c;
fowls 14l015c.
Potatoes, unchanged from last week,
50c055c per bushel.
apples, fair supply at $1.oo@s1.a5
per barrel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
RUSSIAN STUDENTS RousEp.
To Reopen University of St. Petersburg
as Centre of Agitation.

To Reopen University Of st. Petersburg
as Centre Of Agitation.
st. Petersburg, Sept. Following a
long and earnest debate concerning the
question Of the resumption of work, the
students of the st. Petersburg Univer.
sity decided yesterday, by large ma
iority, to resume their studies because
an open university will be more danger
GUS to Imperialism than university
on strike.
For five hours sweltering, perspiring
mass of 1000 students stood closely
packed in the assembly hall Of the uni
versity, in which new oil painting 81
Emperor Nicholas has taken the place
of the portrait destroyed at the meet
ling of Feb. 20, listening to series 81
heated but remarkable speeches from
lstudent orators.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
A Brutal Husband

lorlginail
Mrs parmelee you are the envy Of
all our set In having husband who IS
xhe inpersonation OF amiabllity.n
Did II ever occur to you. my dear
Mrs. Efiingham, that too much amiabiI-
Tx la be as disagreeable as too much
irrltablitys My husband Is wearing
me out with his perfection OF temper"
You surprise me-
Would that | could find way 10
make him speak one harsh word
Prod him"
rrod him? Why, I've goaded him.
I've tried"
Your motherf'
Certalnly. she was with us for
months. Arthur became fond Of her"
Have you tried rivalf'
Yes, encouraged Ned sparrow to
make love to me. One morning Arthur
returned suddenly from business for
something be had forgotten at II
O'Clock in the morning, and found Ned
here. | trembled for fear Of having
gone loo far. Arthur begged him to
stay all day. saying that ! was so
lonely
H'm. ii does seem TO be peculiar
ease. have it. Hire an organ grind
q to stand 10 front OF the house and
grind whenever your husband Is Al
home-
$50 have. | engaged one to begin
= ts4 nj II IN
till III at night | hired him for q
week. When ii ended Arthur hired
lin fol- another At the end Of the
second week had nervous prostra
ton.
You poor woman. such peryersirs
Ii positively brutal
Men are SO provoking"
4 should think so. a man VIII,
Won't get angry when bis wife reall,
vents him to must be very hard Il
lIge with. I'd leave him"
III proposed to 90 70 Europe for /
year, and what do you think was th
rasultf He was delighted. lie sail
he would take rooms at his club an
b cheerful till / returned didn'
CO.
Of course you didn't"
He would have had a beautiful
tima.''
WHY don't you try nagglngE
II never thought Of that
Its lnfallibIe, A man who ca
Stand everything else Will at last brea
down under persistent nag. ! a
ways use II when my husband stand
Ia the way Of anything | set my hear
Sd, and never knew It to fail. Whe
the Folwells invited us to dine, Jimmi
vowed be wouldn't go You see, b
YATES Alice Folwell as much as 10y
Ier. The invitation came two week
before the dinner began to na
the day after it came and carried m
point III time to accept week befor
Tie entertainment"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
PUBLIC is MYsTIFIED.
Trial Of Former M. P. on Serious
Charge Proceeds.

London, Sept. 27-Further evidence
at the Marlboro police court in the case
Of Hugh Watt, the former member Of
Parliament, charged with attempting to
bride private detective named Mar.
shall to assist him in numbering his
(Watt's) former wife, was taken yes
terday
Shuttle, alsias sNosey, the barkeeper
amplifed his previous story Of Watt
giving him money to purchase chloro.
form with which to kill Mrs. Watt.
Sir Reginald Beauehamp, the former
husband Of Watts present wife, testi.
fed to his movements on certain dates
material to the case, but the days
proceedings did nothing to dissolve The
mystiieation which the general public
experiences regarding the case.
The hearing was again adjourned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
Cardinal visits king victor.

Milan, Sept 27.-Cardinal Ferrari,
archbishop Of Milan, visited King Victor
Emmanuel and Queen Helena at the
royal palace where the sovereigns are
soiourning. His majesty conferred with
the cardinal for half an hour
The visit is being commented upon in
connection with the Impeachment be-
tween church and state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
CABINET CHANGE.
People Of Japan Demand Shift and
Will Probably Win.

Will PROBABLY WIN,
Seattle, Wash, Sept. 27.-Kentaro
Kayahara, editor Of the Yorodzu Cho-
no, one 81 the leading papers at Toxic,
is at Seattle. Mr.. Kayahara stated that
his personal observation led him to be-
lieve that practically all OF the people
of Japan are dissatisfied with the peace
treaty.
Baron Komura viii not be received
with funeral rites when he reaches To.
kio, nor viii he be received with shouts
Of glad acclaim said Mr.. Kayahara.
Il believe that the present ministry
viii be dissolved soon, because the PEG
pie are elamoring for the designations
Of the cabinet and the Emperor ia Civ
ing personal attention TO the memorial
to the throne. The people of Japan de
mand new cabinet, and think they
| will win"