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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-09
PHIPPSS SONS INDICTED.
Fired on Fishermen on the Estate Of Lord
LOyat.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
EDINBURGH, Aug. s.-An indictment has
been found against II. c. and j. s. Phipps.
sons Of Henry Phipps of Pittsburg, charg-
ing them with firing with loaded guns
upon men who were fishing on a lake at
Castle Beaufort. destroying the right and
permanently injuring the left eye OF ono
of them, John Allan Fraser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-09
ENJOYS Fix 10 A. N. To-day
as Time for Their First
Meeting.
RAILROAD As Indemnity.
Russia Would Transfer Title Of
Chinese Eastern to Japan.

Seeks Some Way OF Avoiding Cash Payment
for Peace C Onsiders Also That Cessi on
OF Part OF sakhalin Would He No Hu.
miliation-BOth Railroad and Island
Are Now In Japan's POsssssi on Her
Terms stu q Secret-EnvOys Believed
to he Sincerely Anxious 10 Reach
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

NsnBuhi's tfoui soasoH IL ed az cod,
While 80 large catches have lrea 70
ported about TIC stats ils6 nshihg has
iarn fairly good aad masy brooks
have harn toand ~ bs faiFig ssaFstihs
siih ysafilhs tfoais CatiihE no sazs
son shaFs oi.e naHsh gives th6 bfssod
trout hgiisF rfnireiion Ia ihs spasHihs
seAsnn, While 10 severe FAihs ~ 30
iasl lso ~ thFee DAYS Il TIE season
rssuilei Ia No saving a. mAhy upai
that aFe thus loii iaf anoilisf ySar's
spoFt Mere fhsrflings have hrrn
planted Ia trpu, saiefs about tic state
ihan ahy previous year and more pfi1
Vsio preserves have baen stacked hsn
la pros inas years II apprars &c u =
real beginning ~ sclsHiihc and con
mon sfHsr pfuinctioh has beet made in
Nsfmofi atd ihe fesaiis IN To- frars
Ought ~ 10 snch AZ D. gladdrh all low
eFs 81 sport Mouipsilef Argus.
10 iooss tso, Ia phis section a. least.
that The disposition g. Obey ihe Lee 10
bccoming popular. Tine sas uheH
nobody around hcrr thought Of living
up 10 Tho slK ipch lav boss this year lie
leading hshsrtncn themselves have or
ranissd 10 obey The lac ADD 10 ace
that oibcrs obeyed H. They have
backed up Tho efforts Of Game War.
den Harry chase who has proved him.
self The host warden 10 the state aud
The result 10 most gratifying. All ~.
ports indicate that themounialu brooks
are alive 9Th young trout The lar.
ger Of these vill God their way jouu
Into the warm streams and there seems
every reason 30 believe that sc have
entered on an era Of better sport With
rod and linc than has been possible
for many years. The old days Of pro-
mlseuous fishing are gone forever but
We mas 1joy The finest recreation In
a.. world 10 the end Of our day. by The
simple common sense process Of obey.
log he laws and insisting all others
do 50 A. veil.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
wariiL.. hat poiits.

Ernest vclcl. Paris Literary man.
wa. oncc n lieutenant IN the French
navy. At one time be commanded .
small wan,iip charged with the duty al
preventing the entrance Of foreign YES
sells into Slamcsc hnrbor. \ Scandi'
navlau ship. with Slamcse commodore
who called himself Armand Duplci'sis
dc Rlchclie1i. attempted to enter 10y tho
alleged authorization Of the French
minister at Bangkok. NJ. N~le wrote
a note Ia these terms: III you don't de-
sist. shall open fire" Then he learn
that Mime. RichclIcu was with her hu@'
band. and be tied the note 10 a magr.i'
iccnt bouquet. The commodore Win
the illustrious name desisted and than
ell the polite lieutenant profusely for
the flowers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
n...r.i..a % n--.t..

KINGSTON. = v, Aus i.=iishFf
!. Cssssirh spbrf AID editor - ihs
Kihsstua Arsas. 10 drsd hrfs. aFs'i
srtrnIy sr,rn ysarl iis yes pest
masfef a KihEsiun un'irf rfsssd-ui
ristslands ssspisa administration snii
Zoe Y-as vas arsite IN u~merfaiir
i,s,iiirs iis vas hoFn si Cortland, y,
T. ut~fv b. i,osah bic journalists 60
rusf. aHi later removed o. 1aisna. ~.
utrru b. vas solve in tha tlnn8ln'
Douglas cainIaisn. IIis Friendship with
Douglas VAS rif.ss. anil BE- ancnnpa'
mel him a. 30 rstnpaiFn tour during
vhirh she famuis iibooln noaEias Do
hate orruFf-i.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
....,., r.,,i. .rasIm.a.

JEFFERSON CITY. 40. Aus -
state sstaiuf FraHk a. Paris has
i--rn acquitted ~ q jury In ID. rirrnii
rsur on ,iiars- ~ bFii.rry IN cpn'
n-tion with q hii inireiuo-i ~ the
sessian - tho siaic legislature IN ii.ni
g. r1scal the siaiui. prohibiting the
ns. - alum In The Manufacture 81
taking powder. cpmmoniy known as
"a. -aium t,ili
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

BERLIN. y. u AUG I.-i'"tclop'
m-nts IN she casr q wiui~ru a.
Ilsshily. the riiy cl-ft ani TREASURER
Who ga Fri,iay aiirinpi"i a. eni bis
ilf- IS i.ol.oa on ~. discovery ~ the
ri'y ufsirisl. that th'Tc uas q dis'rrp'
anry - sos ~ more IN be accounts,
show that Rooihly trfone taking she
drat % polson wro,e note In whioil
b. said thai his shoriaE" wHs al'pui
Estsa.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
crny Eye. and Loveiigbt.

There are no finer eyes In the word
than those clear gray eyes OF Quaker
gray that now and then we see IN some
good womai's face. Somehow or other
they fill you with vague desire to
pray. They are the eyes that shine
with lovellEht IA beautiful old word)'
the light Of an exceeding Kindness for
all living things.
The green iris has had n bad reputa-
ton. Shakespeare speaks of eyes green
as leeks" and jealousy as green EYED
monster" 4 person with green eyes Is
often stigmatized as "cat eyed" and is
supposed to possess all cats purring
and ingratiating Observation-Disclosures
Book.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
ssrs FROM JEROME.
pi.sssss susE-sF F-iA. "a n-..is--
"a th.-t.@ss-s

- tAs@t@@N~-
CHAEIAfQuA, - y Aos u
l's1Assins Ms daaaAeistioa ~ az aHe
n,sn I.essF ia ssiilios b his snAasAsr-
hsHi Ihai b. sss q nsndAisis 80 20
riSstisa lais fsn a. his csc Eifsss.
pislFigt Aiiastsf laIe,ne nanis O. tlis
4uiri place and loAd 50 lasalis - iis
ehsnianlna assrt.iiF, she aIs faaIe
anrasiaa,s,d O. Friisteas disFssaFsnss
SHAT b. iheasti u ~ isrssai sfs
lFiF - i,stiiiins-
~ did D. minfe Hlsiisss 30 eesas.
saRing et.aI 81 achieved q ~ hassas
iH nsthsassi isoiilins. ia STATE aHaiIs ahd
b. a. eehtasi - Nsa Tea riig, 10
laid he Fssissts % tniisd STATES hsa-
aitFs Miistlrii ~ uHeEoa, tiaikrirf -
Caanatirus and ClsTk - Msaiiaha.
taafhins iishIlf uiaa seaaiass i'isii
snd tssi.se, sd b. apaiins eiih ne
isHrF rsiir'i hiin ntilr kins - iTsinssi
iaiifisis ahi rfffFFsi snsrfihsif %
bic nsssnatiaai silh ths isiaiisi,ir iAfs
AssnFahrr sssriat4,
ilraiansin D. nisifs hssd rans 90
fsF 80 nlunisiis o. Farsitr = -.
sanndins seat and tAaFti ilsnnriI
iliii did 80 rsnzi's ansrsiilssi-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
vErssss ssNssAL no MORE
n.E sa@.s. eisn s.s ysssE--. n.-a
- nsaaks@s n, a

-
MENpnAM. \, \. Aus g.-sisheFai
hss SioHs = Feiessh q lias riFii shi
Rl.anisll Anasstoah ssns. l. da4d "a his
h.,shs hsss afisF = ians illnuss. ia h.s
siRlg ninlh geaF, a. bic tssisi.is ssFr
his sir. NE daugtisF, Ladf Mansaa-
snd hsg hasiand, issTd Monsea. faT-
nsliF ssssrisg q a. iilllish siaisassg
in l'ans
nfsssFsi Flehs nee isash b. siraisa
eallnig, \, \. ahd ssaa sflrT his
gFadualien fFum tnion noiiasrs "a az
auiisrsk " az fiEii saE iolnai lias
FiFsl l'sHnsalgahis rises - shifh b.
lanzn.s msias taisF b. sas nal.a,si
- 49, ots iiaisiFssi si.d tafif ninlh
i,rhnsy isahia fsEinlsnL tt4 saiiahi
oaasiufl Ia ne i'sninsnis rsHaisaish ai.i
al a. t,aftis u nsiiYsl'ufs ptffr he
isiEsde ess annihiialai al.d D. ess
sssrFriY spahdad ehiis hoiiins = -
siiioa asaihsi ~ assault q lafsr
CaafrsisFais fssvr. a. pas igptriai =
hfissiisF srhrTal ~ i'fssiisiii i4HFaiH
o. ihe iNsia tioe rshfsign D. $50
ssi 80 tfig sdisf ssHsFsi aRi fiiisf = a.
sinfrts q 90 sian ~ nrnsfai Miles
shd 20 tiis hnad q = lfpass - ratalff
msiie = dashins WORCESTERSHIRE - iii1
isiai.d. raisufins several iiai'asiani
tashs
As = ritii shsiRa~F orneFai hiohs
vas ensagssi h. thauy itnisaftshi uafks,
infin.ilag Ihs bissits ap q ten Gate
ahd tha FuHsstai e ui,sifnrtiuas 10
Nua Nnft hafimF.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
A kFN ERA oAWss
a..s'. ..-is..s- wa Gi,s H...,. .
r.Fits s=ssts

~, rtsfHiisnt il,l, Ace st-Afirf
Henihs ~ IIsfssHatissa sad snsieas
eatihs a. isslrst - = isss issiaisf
rssHussaIslitr asssini'if, a. inheesiieh
a. 49, ilassian issiiiirai sfsissA ~
sfsatrf iniisstsnnr tiiah ~ Floahrii,a'
linh q tiir i.aasaHtFg - 80 establish
tiraE e sriHsifns b. 49, sitiirss u hos
nhlirFsaihs nhsi Frtisissa, atai iis o''ihs
pistiua ani rnlinniEation sfv thgasti
g. b. q iHatisF - daFs ohifs The rih'
iafs. h L. wrii khash. h,g~s o. sis'
haliss Ii,s rFei iafsis,iay - th1 infahi
hsiF aig,sFrhi ~ q iiahifasie sasnh,ahs
ihs the representatives q ne pau.,le
iosrtisrf.
4 disisstfh ffaih tAdisr'iiss. Msh'
fhuFia. saYs 80 lspan1sr have nenfra'
ifaird Ia MaffhaF5a la frat q ne
iiassisn aFniirs a3gwo infahsff piih
Ion uannin Ihis Il Exclusive - nc
isiartmrHt = nrhrfsi iissrsaea,
rusnmahsirF - ihs fasrss Ia kufua. sti
= special drsarAmrni itr dasiinaiiah
- uhirh i ~ knosnl Tlaa nsaiissf
is ga.i. sni thr Fysads arr if1ins 90
\ disisaifh from Hpisiadani. she
nnssian headquarters in Manrhhfia,
says net ~. isisnHse pho LANDED ~
cFniiy az Casifiss ley have FriuFnsi
aisaafd thrIF aarshiis. Al ihs build
inss aions 90 s'infr ~ tie haf usfs
tuFnri - 'hr iapanrse.
~ npatBu. iiussiau Poland. she iocai
treasury uas aiinrtei ~ forty armed
mrn. who kiiiri - wounded 81 the
uairhfnrn saariinr iiir building Tho
Fpiii#rs sesuFs.i tiilWa
80 Saraigt assn iisf~ons assembled
ouisidr - = taiiiilns ubsfv q numi.sf
- rrtoiu,ionisis u.rr gathered Tho
cruv,i ihreN'sn-i 60 iynch ibs rsvolu'
tiauisis. who displayed = picture - tho
-mt-rs In ori~f o. save themselves.
4 detachment - Cossarks ssrpst~i the
rrvoiuiinnis's a. the railway station
amid a shaver ~ siun-s.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
fRlNk I. HosL. tiilSr an. fsblIsAi

az course nc isiles lever silaslioh
Ia Nss oglsaas IL = ssFf ssFioas mai'
ssf yss 10 doahiless exaggerated Ass
oFisans 10 = eiiy ~ eFsF $1,000 psopis
sai deaths h. 10 nanlsF ~ ons hsH'
died il oaly ons 10 sSsFy hires thos'
ssHd o. isss ihsh ne HsoFsaliiy Fs,s
tFom assssiss last spFihs Ia ilsaalng'
loh, The grave dagger iiss Ia Nc tsei
lhai tsiios lever hss HsgsF besa seer
esssislis siampei osi nasil cold yea
lhsF came, aRd 10 Nss oFissns lhis
Hssshs lhs LAT ~ oeiohsf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
A scotch Transaction.

A highlander who sold brooms went
into barber shop in Glasgow to get
shaved. The barber bought one of his
brooms and after having shaved him
asked the price of It, "Twopence," said
the highlander. "No. no." said the 9TH
er. II will give you n penny. and II
that does not satisfy you take your
broom again" The highlander took II
and asked what he had to pay. "A pen
n.y." said the barber. II will gle you O
bawbee, and If that doesn't satisfy you
Dit on my beard again" --London Tat
Ter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
WOLF ~ snttps CLOTHING


NAAsNNaeHa - 49, - WHNHHHH
s-ri.a = p-sss rsiTii
CATRkti.i- = y Aas 5=inhh
i.iirftisr asri tprniy fpaE b. iaii
hrs,s rhars-d piih fsHsrsg ani eiss is
uaniri - iiss pai'fr - AstafY i'aFt,
is.ns iiFanft. isp,rt, =, - Rsfanisn,
i'a- and uiiirf pisrrs phrfv D. l. sshi
81 hats dssffaniri husri H,sn ati rirf'
sBurts fass'hs fsf a priest - go
i1asseaai rirFir. hss hs-n hirHiihssi
trsr D., ihr ilst i5isaF y ifsits re-
t,f q Ft tahn's fharh, ihotsf. as iiar
man nhs raiis,i ~ So Dover Fstngy
a. q pyvui KHisisf aiii inifsinrssi
hinissif 90 d riffEfuan q ths iisisfo'
issi rluFrh
4 sats up mf rnirii n ilie sirsn'
81. saM Mf itreuts. -ani b. drlit'
rfy,i O. my i.rui'ie onr = "a. i'rsi s~f'
niuns ry.f hrari. itrf"fv isatinE my
hanss b. STOKE my Fsii waifh-
EihrfidF~. pha - said g. have isa~n
imprisoned In EnEisnd fpf sint,~ssir
msnt. uas takrH g. Nsw isrssy today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
r,...il-. r.,.,rl.. prsr..s.

LYNN. Mass. Aus 7.-Dr iioicri
Fowler Beatfie n Brookiln. was
drowned while bathing near his sum.
m-r r-sid.nc" ~ Swnmpsco'i u IL
SUPPOSED that the physician. who was
alon. ~ the time. was afeci~i 10y n
weak heart aud was unable o. r,'ach
shallow water. Dr. Beaitic was ihlr.
iy.two years % aga aud was n native
~ Canada.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
r,..,.s n...., .hs, p..s.

UTICA. y. y. Aus AT an carry
hour IN the morning while officers
we're chasing ihr'~ men suspected II
rohhing q New York c"nirai freight
car Oh. ~ the fleeing men was shot
and instantly killed he was an iini'
ian. a. arr his companions
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
x.,., n.-.,.r-s csa.~i.-..--..

utNgIIAMToN. y. " Aug. -
Elmer = Ensign. Manager of iarTr
luni-r. lime aud ccin"ni company.
sg.-i foriy.fcur years. IL dead ni his
home here NJ the result u injuries r.
celvei on iuly q. when be was thrown
from his wagon. striking his head On
the pavemeni. lie had bcrn unccn'
sclous since the accident.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
The Schemers.

"Don't you sometimes think that you
are too much attached to money!
mo" answered Dustin Stax. IF
YOU knew all the schemes to pry man
loose from it you'd realize that he has
to be closely attached. Washington
Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
Experience or "Reminiscences.

The Authors Wife-How can you
write an up to date sea story when you
haven't been on the water for years?
The Author-Well, I've been married
for twenty years, and yet l can write
love story. life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
Can lila ne Myself
In Your Back Yard?

so. "a doht sAai 500 hzHgi r
arouRd QUE place aHd Ne sahis i ~,
= Cfoquei ground, uFisso'd suld
her a Bobby 80, siih lsHs maiiris Z, r
almost hoihlsg. ils has = isn NOE
irft
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
Your Life
Current.

inc iHuNkf tAs4t tANhe -"
lile and motion Is the nerve
force. OF nerve flnid. located IN
lhe nerve es1s Of the brain.
and sent onl through the
nerves 10 the various organs,
II yon ate tired. nervous.
irritable. cannot sleeps have
headache. feel study, dali and
melancholy, of have neuralgia,
rheumatism. baekache. pert
osiieai pains. indigestion. dys-
prpsla. stomach trouble. az the
kiinrys and liver arc inactive.
youF liie-euHrnt Is weak.
rowsFpFodueing iuel Is need
81 |. something 90 Increase nerve
ensFgy-slFsngthsn the nerves.
DE- Miles Restorative Nsf-
vine Is the fuel You need. u
feeds the nerves. produces nerve
force. and restores vitality.
Rs.'sssii,s S 49, ssa Asu,t'sis
isals 1 as faErhat - ~ tsa
hsa saFFFr nsfee-s sfatis 80 fsssi.
- fse fasFs lnaass slfh sszisfis. !
SEA AM flss - stsA utt 80
knatls o. 80 30 Tts sfrAs se-.1
fasaEanfaz slIh fatf lsl aHa !
saail tengsss sssk a. sitaast hsif.
tursl AZ fsfNaiatiah es figaf
taa fagtasrd fssft si0FE 80 esrs
srzkrF aht sF4krF, he Nsffihs
sfrfarn o. sgFrssfshst tf.s ftftt esaf
sff ~ Fiff astisa ess t~iitf, hsss
fskrh ~ al srfrA issfsirs - Al.e
AaIaths aF.1 1 80 rNfiF1if srn
Rosa 81 WEAVER fiasftss IA
o. aiiss' ssseies e saaa ~ pesf
dfx11ists @ise ~tu osafsrtes thst the
net tsffls sll tsnert ~ ~ faiss ~
~ln fsfses gssr rseesy'
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

Some people enjoy onions. Others
prefer . good book. a sirons book
il a. b. chosen rather than \ sirons
onion. because Il il worth passing
around a. youf friends after yon are
through uiih H. oriswold has iust
received copies 81 tho very latest
uorss u aciion Published.
You can make = more artistic Job
uiih meat skcuor aud pleco 81 an
old hat boz than with q poor pon and
cheap writing paper. No need ~ In.
suliing your friends by The use Of
either. uiih Stationary and Writing
Materials ~ the prices oriswold 10
Offering them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
NOW IS THE SEASON
M overs, Rakes, TeddeTs
Etc.

We have the celebrated
.walter A. Wood Machines. T"
We are sole agents for the
"Pittsburg Perfect Electric
Weld Farm Fence good
stock on hand at prices that
will surprise you. BArbed
Wire Staples, Poultry Net.
6ng, White Lead, Oils, Kalso.
mines, Turpentine, shelacs,
etc, etc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

The leg Stature commenced its
sessions the fore part of last week
Both Houses were organized in the
interest of the administration. In
the Senate the administration has :.
majority of only votes out of the
33 that Compose the Senate voting
at the die att IN of the Governor
That the adminIStr alton can have its
way in enacting tatheories into law
is, under he circumstances, the bs st
thing. These questions have been
persistently exploited by the half
breed leaders aud had they failed to
have secured majority in the pres
ent Legislature the tisgraceful tactics
resorted to in the campaigns of last
year, 1902 and 1900 would be re-
enacted in 1906. If the laws enact
ed this winter are advantageous to
the people Of the state due credit
will be given. If they prove to be
as inefficient as the principal and
qualifying statute of the last legl>-
'ature in regard to the taxation OF
mortgages they can BE- repealed and
the damage charged up to profit and
loss, as in the case of the law above
>pecihed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

lows: P. ]. McCumber, North
Dakota; c. M. Depew, New FORK !;
n. w. Aldrich, Rhode Island !;
Eugene Haze, Maine; H. c.. Lodge,
Massachusetts,. These are all re-
elections. In addition to these,
Thos n. c. Carter, Republican, is
elected from Montana in place of
Paris Gibson, Democrat; E.
Burkett, Republican, in place of J..
Fl. Millard, Republican, from Ne
braska.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

Physicists, for want of definite
knowledge, have been accustomed
to call electricity a ''force," and a
certain farmer, the owner of balky
horse, demonstrates the physicists
theory. This farmer made this
balky horse 90, and broke him of
his obst'nacy by applying an electric
current. He purchased a small stor-
a battery, connected the wires to
the bit and tn. crupper, and placed
it in the wagon. When the horse
baked he p essed the button and the
horse imme lately feeling the cur
rent along his spine would give a
snort and start up The farmer
says the horse was thoroughly brok-
en- of his Vicious habit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

The number of farms in the state
of Wisconsin is I99,795 with an
average of III acres. The value Of
farms-land, buildings and machin-
ery-is ST. 600, 100000 The value OF
live stock in the state is $II4,ooo,-
900. The number of horses is 49,
725; of cows, 1909, 949; of beef cat
tie, I,I37,2II; of sheep, I,675,453; of
swine, I,67o,oI6
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

If it is possible TO be proud of SO
grim thing as a penitentiary, then
lowans should be proud Of the in-
>tItution at Anamo>a, which was
built near the quarries in 1872. The
whole idea of this prison is utility
TO make useful citizens of criminals.
A good many of the fellows who
fl at into prison have no occupa-
ton. They have worked when
they were compelled to at anything
and everything, and are competent
at no. hing. And that is true oil
thousands who are not prison in
mates, more is the pity. In Ana
mosa prisoner has 10 work, and
work hard. But he has competent
instructors and an opportunity to
learn, if he will. He can learn
cooperage, farming, stonecutting,
electricity, blacks'nithing, carpenter
ing, tailoring, baking, etc, while
paying the penalty for his misdeeds.
1t is stated that men have come out
of that prison able and competent to
earn from So to S. day at a
trade, who could not earn a dollar
at honest empo yment when they
entered on their terms.- Milwaukee
Journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

United States Senators are elected
for term of SIX years, thus serving
during the existence Of three Con-
glesses. There are two Senators
from each state, regardless of its size
or population. As there are now
a. states composing the Union there
are 90 United States Senators. One
third of these are elected to take
their seats at the beginning of each
Congress. Of the 80 Senators to be
elected to begin their terms of SER
vice with the commencement of the
5oth Congress - March 4, 1905
several have already been deter
mined upon by the legislatures IN
those states where terms of Senators
expire with the 58th Congress. In
Minnesota Moses Clapp will succeed
himself, and A. ]. Beveridgc in In
diana and J. c. Burroughs in Michi-
gan will be re-elected ]. A. Hemen-
way will succeed Chas. w. Fair
banks (vIce president elect in In
diana; Frank P. Flint will succeed
T. R. Bard in California; George
Sutherland will succeed t. l..
Kearns in Utah and Thomas R.
Neidringhaus will succeed F. M.
Cockrell in Missouri. All these
seats are held by Republicans in the
5Sth Congress except in the case OF
the Senator from Missouri, Senator
CockrelI, Democrat, is succeeded
by a Republican.
Since writing the above Senators
have been named in addition as fol-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

New er>ey has received credit for
giving more charters to corporations
than any other state. Governor
Stokes in his recent inaugural say>
New Jersey gave charters the past
year to incorporated companies
whose capitals aggregated $685.
569,62o He says another state in
corporated capitalizations of SILL
255,5oo; another, $25r,97r $40 and
yet another $zS5,553,7oo during the
same time. He instances a case
where business company paid to
the state $22I,ooo for filing its ar
ticles of incorporation and receipts
from this company aggregate $57,-
600 annually in addition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

To the Editors of Wisconsin: You
possess all the means of publicity in
the state. Publicity is the whole
thing under a primary law. What
do you propose to do with your
power? You're lot of Holsters If
you don't divide up the offices
among yourselves, and let the other
fellows make whatever fight they
can without newspaper backing =
Neillsvile Times.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

The Is presidential electors of the
state of Wisconsin, elected the Sth
of November, met according to law
at Madison week ago Monday and
cast their ballots for Theodore
Roosevelt for President and Chas.
w. Fairbanks for Vice President.
The law requires that one copy of
the result of the vote shall be sent
by mail to the presiding officer of
the senate and one taken to Wash
ington by messenger. Ed L. Peet
was selected as the messe niger to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

After Gen. Nogl had announced
an itemized list OF his vast spoils re-
sulting from the capture of Port
Arthur, Gen. StoesseI is reported to
have said to his subordinates, 81
will take all the blame of the pre-
mature surrender of the fortress. !"
That word "premature' is profound
" significant.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19

In the face of the large number of
prisoners taken and the vast amount
of war material captured by the fall
Of Port Arthur General Stoessel
will undoubtedly be condemned for
the premature surrender. But what
would have been gained by holding
on month or so longer? The fall
Of the fortress was forrgone con
clusion.