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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01
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WdEo<dWds lSO Sfu1o'd.
Okrety rewolucyonistow w Seba.
stopolu wywiesily W s-ode czer.
wone flagi zaczeiy ostrzeliwaS
okrety, ma ktorych zaiogi pozo-
staly wierne rzadowi, a miano-
wicie ma okret liniowy "Rosci-
siaw", kanonierke torpedowa
Baron Sacken" krazownik PA
mice Azowa". Ostatni odpowie-
dzial na strzaiy ogniem re swoich
armat, uszkodzil kontrtorpedo-
wiec "Swierepy" i zatopn jeden
torpedowcow. Baterye ladowe
strzelaIy takze wzniecily pozar
ma krazowniku "Oszakow", ma
ktorym znajdowaI sic herszt bun
townik6w Schmidt. Ten chcial u
ciec z przebraniu zwykiego ma
rynarza, iecz dostal sic do niewo-
Ii.
R6wnoczesnie puik bialostoch
przypuscR szturm ma baraki
zbuntowanych marynarzy, kto-
rzy strzelali 10 dial Maksyma
Baraki zdobyto 1 1900 ludzi
wzieto do niewoli.
Petersburg Igo grudnia.
Admiralicya sotrzyma1a- depesze
ze Sebastopola, lecz ME publikuje
ich. Niadomo tylko, ze "Osza-
kow", "Dniepr" i jeden transpor-
towiec pala sic. Wiceadmirai
Szczukin dowodzii eskadra okre-
tow lojalnych, do ktorych nalezai
zbuntowany dawniej "Kniaz Po-
temkin". General Gakomelskl
stal na ezele 2I 900 wojska lado-
diego. Podobno 5000 ludzi padlo
DO obu stronach. DIVA okrety wy
sadzono W powietrze. Wzietych
do niewoi hersztow buntu roz-
strzelano na miejscu, bez sadu'
Og6lem poddalo sic 1000 bunto-
wnikow.
Petersburg, 1go grudnia.
Stan rzeczy jest rozpaczllwy.
Rozpoczal sic strajk generalny u
rzednikow pocztowych j telegra-
ficznych. Wade centralne W sto-
Icy ME moga znosic sic wiadza.
mi ma prowincyi. DIVA puaki
gwardyi postanowiiy ME strzelac
do ludu ME pelnic siuzby poll
cyjnej.
Petersburg, Igo grudnia. -
Poniewaz kongres ziemstw uznai
partye socyalist6w "a najsilnlel-
sza. ludzie niezdecydowani iacza
sic z mimi, pomimo re socyalisci
groza wypedzeniem kapitalistow.
skoro tylko sani dostana sic do
wiadzy. w kolach politycznych /
handlowych niknie zaufanie do
Wittego, poniewaz ME otrzynai
on cd cara nalezytego pelnomo-
cnictwa. Hrabia Ignatiew i mini
ster Durnowo wyw;eraja obecnie
wolyw ma cara i org n L
zuj,a milicye przy'
chvlna carowi. Zajmuje sic tenn
kniaz Szczerbatow. w dane)
chwili milicya ma sic rzucic ma
l;beraIow. a Durnowo ma zaJac
mieisce Wittego. Zanosi sic ma
przesilenie. Socyalisci So pewn'
siebie. Pragna zarzadzic stralk
generalny W caiym kraju i licza
ma pomoc re strony woJska.
Szczyca sic tenn, re lacza sic z nj
mi inni iberaiowie. Poniewaz
Durnowo aresztowai czsonkow
~zarzadu. zwiazku kolejarzy, Po-
stanowiono wstrzyriac ponownie
ruch ma wszystkich liniach kolei
zelaznej. Obecnie niena po CO g,
przybywac car do Peters5urga.
Petersburg. Igo grudnia,s ::
Jest nieprawda. jakoby uczynioS-,
no ramach fia zycie cara. lecz Jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01
!. socyalistka Estera Golde.

z. Warszawy pisza pod data 9
listopada Estera Golde, (znana So
cyalistka zydowsko,polska, ktora
niedawno przemawiala ma zebra.
,nil lsocyalistycznem w Katowi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01

w poniedziaiek W nocy nlleii-
smy jesieh z ulewa niesiychana;
we wtorek lato, bo popoludniu
bylo 6S stopni ma divorce; we sro-
de wiosne, a we czwartek rano O.
stra zime (byio IA stopni tylko y;
w 80 godzinach cztery pory roku
" odwfotnyiii porzadku. Nicelnzc e
iakie miasto ma swiecie dokaze
takiej sztuki, jaka Chicago polka
zaio!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01
Stan ob|ezenia " WaTszaWie zniesi0ny.
Bunt marynazy W SebastOpOlu zgnleclony.
Strajk generalny kolejarzy telegra-
fist0W.
wITrE NIEzDoLNY DO PoDoLANIA zADANIU.
25ota rOoznloa przywedrOwania zyd6w do Amefykl.

skiej, kt6re Trepow sciagnal do
Carskiego Siola dla obrony car
skiej rodziny. Oddziaiy te zbun-
towaly sic i oswiadczyly, re sluz-
by policyjnej pelnic ME beda.
Warszawa, Igo grudnia.-Dzis
ogloszony zostanie ukaz carskl'
znoszacy stan oblezenia W Krole-
stwie Polskiern. Dotychczas u
rzedy pocztowe i telegraficzne u
trzymuja komunikacye tylko We
wnatrz kraju polskiego. Poseiek
depesz do Rosyi ME przyJmule
sic. w ostatnich dniach wzrastaf
niepok6j, poniewaz Moskale ME
przestawah aresztowac najpowa-
znieiszych obywateli wydalac
ich kraju bez wyrok6w sado-
wych.
Berlin, Igo grudnia. - Socya-
lista Scheideman wykazai W par
lamencie, re centnar kubiczny
wieprzowiny kosztuje W Chicago
40, w Rotterdamie 79 marek'
tvmczasem w Berlinie trzeba pia-
cic 12s, a w Sztuttgardzie I35
marek. Dowodzii nadto, re zamy-
kanie granicy dla dowozu bydia
powodu obawy zarazy jest
glupstwem, poniewaz we Fran
cyl, Holandyi Danii rzadko kie-
DIV zdarza sic zaraza, gdy tyn1cza-
sem pojawia sic ona giownie w
Niemczech.
Berlin, 1go grudnia. : Podiug
doniesienia organu ministerstWa
woiny wyslano do Afryki poiu-
dniowo zachodniej ogolem 10000
woiska. z tel liczby zgineio W bl-
twach lub umarlo skutkiem ran
Ga oficerow, rs podoficerow
o5s szeregowcow. Og0iem, viii
czajac ranionych, ubyio z szere-
cow Isl oficerow, 3o7 podoflce-
row 1894 szeregowcow.
Londyn, 1go grudnia. = Mo-
| carstwa sprzymierzone zajely IL
rzedy celne ma wyspie Mytilene,
lecz ME maja zamiaru doprowa-
die do wojny Turcya, Jezeh
sultan ME ustapi. Natomiast re-
wolucyonisci macedohscy pragna
wywolac wojne miedzy Turcya a
! Bulgarya, kt6ra perozumiaia sic
luz Rumunia, azeby wspolnemi
silami wystapic przeciw muzul-
| manom.
Paryz, 1go grudnia. : Gazety
komentuja move cesarza WilheE
ma, wypowiedziana przy otwar-
ciu parlamentu. Jeden dzienri-
kow zaznacza wprost, re stosunki
Niemiec Francya j z Anglia So
naprezone re Wilhelm pragnie
powiekszyc niemiecka flote W
tym roku, azeby wywolac woJne
temi mocarstwami.
Londyn, 1go gtudnia. - Krol
ofiarowal namioty dla biednych'
pozbawionych piracy, a krolowa
ofiarowaia 5000 ma utrzymanie
tych biedakow, ktorzy W zamian
"a dach mad giowa j "a ciePia
strawe mieli rabac drzewo. Wczo-
raj ksiezna Fife, najstarsza corka
krola Edwarda przybyla ma pro-
czyste otwarcie zakiadu, tymcza-
sem motioch, zbuntowany przez
socyalistow, powital ia okrzyka-
mi: "Nabozni wyzyskiwacze III
, du" i "Przekleta MECH bedzie wa
sza dobroczynnosc" Trzeba bylo
energicznych wysilkow policyi, a
zeby wrzeszczacy motloch rozpe-
die.
New York, 1go grudnia. = w
hall Carnegie obchodzili zydzl
a5ota rocznice swego+ zawitania
do Ameryki. Przemawiai Groves,
- - = - E,ra-,J- M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01
HYG1ENA MA WoJNIE.

Naczelny lekarz arnii japoh-
skiej ogiosif teraz sprawozdanie,
" ltt6ren wyjasnia, dlaczego W
armii byio podczas Icaiej swoiny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01

ME pomysle6, re dom bozy "a
mienil sic nagle w karczme.
Szarlatan ME spozyi indyka re
zwyklym apetytem, bo doniesio-
no mu, zejeden wiernych wyto-
czyl mu process o lSilka tysiecy, a
jakas spolka Australia nadeslaia
list prosba o spiacenie diugu
wynoszacego $4,000. Dowie MIA
sto dziekowac dasal sic strasznie.
Fart.
w hotelu Nc Coy odbywal sic
wspolny ebiad kiedy dwunastu
policyantow wpadlo do sail ia
dalnej jak burza, W poszukiwaniu
"mordercy czy tez samobojcy".
Policyanci zjawili sic poniewaz
ktos doniosl i'm telefonicznie, re
W hotelu popeiniono morder-
stwo. Wiasciciel hotelu oznajmil
policyantom, re TO chyba ktos
zartem zaalarmowai ich.
ZIodziej.
Uzbrojony w s strzelbe porzad-
nej wielkosci, Henry Hockzemo,
alias Harry Howard, herszt
handy okradaczy wagonow frach-
towych, strzelal bronii sic upor-
czywie kiedy pluton policyi okra-
zyl jego mieszkanie przy ulicy
Archer ave., aby go aresztowac,
Policya znalazla u niego rzeczy
wartosci $4,000, skradzionych z
wagonow frachtowych.
Uzyto trzech patrolek, ably to
wszystko przewiesc ma stacya po-
licyina = ME braklo tam ubraf,
obuwia, koszul etc, Hockzemo
mial tyle tego wszystkiego, re
bez obawy moglby otworzyc
sklad ubrah.
Policya aresztowala takze
Georgia. Holmes, ktory zeznal
ma sledztwie, re Hockzemo jest
hersztem bandy Process tych
dw6ch milosnikow cudzej VIA
snosci od1ozono do 8go grudnla;
ably dae policyi sposobnosc do zio-
vienna innych ptaszkow.
Vanitas.
Tohn Dietrich ME pracowaI
dluzszy czas, zabraklo mu PICNIC
dzy ma wykwintny obiad W dzien
Dziekczynienia dlatego odebrat
sobie zycie wystrza}em rewol-
weru.
Dietrich powr6cil balu ju2
mad ranem tam stracil zarobek
caiego tygodnia. Matka siostra
czekaly daremnie ma indyka, kto-
rego obiecal przyniesc, szczescle
nie sprzyjalo jakos,
Przed smiercia napisai list o
nastepujacej treci;
"Staralem sic zapracowac ma
uczciwe utrzymanie matki sio'
stry, lecz chciwoss kapitalistow
stala ma przeszkodzie. Me warto
bylo zyc, sam odebraiem sobie
zycie. Tych, ktorym smierc moja
dotknie, przepraszam, a innym
MECH posluzy "a nauczke, ably ME
chwytali sic ostatecznoscl. DO
widzenia".
Smierc byla natychmiastowa'
bo kula ulokowala sic w mozgu.
zydzi kolektuja.
Marzenia zydow, ably skolekto-
wac 100000 ma rzecz cierpla-
cych w Rosyi, ziscily sic co do
ioty przedstawienie w teatrze
Auditorium zapowiedziane ma
1890 grudnia moze sic ME odbe-
die. Zebrano juz $4,000 W mie-
se;a Chicago a w caIYch Stanach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01
Rok XVI.

bardzo ciekawe.
Autor sprawozdania powiada,
re przed kazda potyczka otrzy-j
mywali rosyjscy zoinierze duaI
czare wodki. Szli wicc do bojf
zawsze polpijani, gdy groza b
twy wytrzezwila ict, byli ociezt-
Ii zle mysleli, ME mogli tedy do
brze walczyc. Kiedy przemijaly
energia walecznosc, podniccone
vodka, natenczas przychodzila
apatya. w arnlii japohskiej SUI
rowo byly zakazane wszystkie
trunki upajajace, "a to dawano
dobrze osiodzona herbate i tabli-
czki czekolady, pred bojem ka-
zdy zolnierz otrzymywai pare
plasterkow cytryny kawalek Gu
kru. Majac w ustach plasterek
cytryny, zolnierz Mi czui prag-
nienia, ME pill wiec} byle jakiei
wody ! ME chorowaf ma zOiadek.
Jeszcze ciekawsze jest to, co
naczelny lekarz armii japohskiej
powiada o desynfekcyi, cd ktorej
tax bardzo zalezy predkie gojenie
sic ran. Kula uderza w cialo !
wpycha w ME kawalek bielizny.
Chodzi wiec o to, ably ia bielizna
ME miala W sobie ropnych bakte-
ryj, oraz zeby ciaio byio czyste;
wtedy rama goi sic predko, chory
ME ma goraczki i ME ma obawy'
aby dostai zakazenia krwi. Mad
to ME wytwarzaja sic tax zwane
szpitalne choroby, cd ktorych ma
wojnie zazwyczaj wiecej girie
ludzi, niz Cd kul i szabel. Sa to
rzeczy powszechnie znane, a je-
dnak nieuwzgledniane. w arinii
rosyjskiej kazdy zoinierz sam
sobie prai bielizne, oczywiscie
byle jak, a suszyi ia ma sobie,
sam zas myi sic bardzo rzadko
wskutek tego, otrzymawszy rane,
reguly wpadai W goraczke. Mie-
Ii ia wszyscy4rosyjscy zoirrIef
oficerowie, leczeni w szpitalach
iaponskich. w arnlii japohskiej
wszyscy obowiazkowo musieh
codzieh brac goraca kapiel z my
diem w ogromnych garnkach
wkopanych W ziemie. Gdziekos-
wick ma nocleg stanai oddziai ia
pohski, natychniast garnki brano
woz6w, lub z jucznych zwie-
rat, osadzano je w ziemi. napel-
niano woda "a pomoca diugiej
kiszki gutaperkowej ! recznei
pompy, a potem wode grzano
Garnki sa bardzo cienkie, ta,ae-
90 ksztaitu i takich wymiarow.
re kilka MONA wsunac jeden "
drugi. Praniem bielizny zajmo-
wala sic W caiej armii osobna siu-
zba, do ktorej najmowano Chin
czykow, albo Koreahczykow, ME-
raz takze kobiety. Pranie bylp
mechaniczne "a pomoca parry z
kotlow parowych ] szczotek; SUI
szono bielizne W zelaznych pie
cykach ma koiach, poczem jeszcze
skiadano ia do dezinfektorow'
Gala ia robota odbywaia sic usta'
wicznie, podczas pochodu 4 ma
deszczu, bo wszystkie maszyny
do prania suszenia bielizny by
iy ma specyalnych wozach.
Wynika z tego, re Japoficzycy
scisle sic zastosowywali do prze-
pis6w hygieny, ktorej sic naucAy
II ma uniwersytctach europe'-
skich, natomiast Rosyanie, cho-
ciaz takze znali te przepisy, uwa-
aali je widocznie "a zbyteczne
wvmysly uczonych. Japohczycy
duzo wydali ma czystose zoinie-
rzy. Rosyanie duzo ma wodke ola
mich. W rezultacie Japonczycy IT,
,ratowali zycie kilkudziesieciu ty-
siacom swycl, rannych, a Rosya-
ME stracili wiecej ludzi W szpita-
ZACH. niz w bitwach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01
Dziea Dziekczynienia.

w osmdziesieciu pieciu zakia-
dach publicznych blisko 5000 O.
sob korzystalo z wczoraJszego
swieta narodowego. Wiezniowie'
waryaci, sieroty, kalecy i chorzy
cieszyli sic przynajmniej raz W
roku, dano i'm dobry obiad ! ME
szczedzono pieniedzy ma indyki.
Wiezniowie wiezienia powlato-
wego spedzili dzieh wczorajszy
ME jako wyrzutkowie spoieczeri-
stwa, ale jak obywatele .zebrani
gdzies W klubie. z MIN byi VIE
zienny siawny, moze ma swat
caly, Whitman. :
b w zakiadzie dla obiakanych
odbyio sic przedstawienie, ktore
taxa radosc, re wiadze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-01

zakladu zmuszone So powtorzyc
to samo dzisiaj wieczorem.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
coLLEcIANs' SERIOUS PRANK.
Creased Rails of Electric System a
Ithaca. N. Y.

Ithaca, \. Y, Nov. 4.-The lives of a
score of trolley car passengers were
placed in great peril Thursday night by
a prank Of several Cornell students. The
street car rails az curve on danger
Gus grade, short distance above the
deep Cascadilla gorge at the edge OF the
Cornell campus, were creased with soap
evidently TO cause the motornian to lose
control OF his ear while descending the
hill. As car approached the curve sew
eral students jumped from behind trees
and grabbing the rope at the rear OF the
car pulled the trolley pole off the wire.
The motorman and conductor managed
to replace the pole in time to reverse
the power and check the speed OF the
car as it passed over the slippery rails
Manager Post of the street railway com
pany said yesterday that had less ex-
perienced motorman been in charge moth
ing could have prevented the car from
leaving the rails at the curve and that u
all probability it would have been preeipl
tated into the deep gorge.
The matter is regarded as a clinina
attempt to wreck car and has been
placed in the hands OF the district attor
ney and police. The railway official
say that ii the offenders can be capture'
they viii prosecute them 10 the full ex
| tent OF the law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
junk Thieves Sentenced.

Aliddlehury, Nov. 4.-0n complaint
made to States Attorney Russell Thurs.
day, James Mitchell, Patrick McMann,
Leon Auchman and Harry and Lewis
Brusso. who were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Cobb on the charge Of petit lar,
ceny, and arraigned before Judge Foote
yesterday The charges were for pill
fering 81 iron, lead, brass, etc, and sell
ing the same to George Steele, dealer
"A junk. The boys al pleaded guilty
except Lewis Brusso, who was discharg.
ed Mitchell and McMann were sentenced
to the Industrial school at Vergennes
and Brusso and Auehman were fined
with costs $3.50 each, which their father:
paid.
On information given BY the boys
George steele, who purchased the plum
der, was arrested on charge Of re
ceiying stolen goods, knowing them Il
be- such. He denied that he knew ths
junk had been stolen, but to save tim,
he pleaded guilty and was fined $40
which he paid, and was discharged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
cRIBBABE SCHEDULE.
Games Arranged for the Winter Tourna
ment.


The seasons Interfraternity cribbage
tournament will be started next Monday
evening with match between the Cath
Ole Order Of Foresters and the Modern
Woodmen. The games will be played
in the Brown block, in the hall over the
location of the old Cooperative store.
The schedule for the first series IS as
follows:
c. O. r. and NJ. U.--Monday, Novem-
Der 9th, A. Robertson, referee.
T. Of A. and /. @. @. "wednesday,
November sth, p. McNulty, referee.
c. q. and r. M.-Thursday, November
9th, A. Clark, referee.
G. O. f. and l. 0. @. F--Monday
November 18th, r. Shaw, referee.
#. of A. and r. Wednesday,, No.
yember 18th, c. Oliver, referee.
NJ. u. and G. G.-Thursday, November
10th, NJ Tierney, referee.
G. o. F. and f. Of A. Monday, No
yember goth, L. B. Beck, referee.
| I. o. o. +. and G. "Wednesday
November 2and, j. Mlrrey, referee.
r. Nj. and nj. U.-Thursday, Novem
Der gard, j. Smith, referee.
r. NJ. and G. Of F--Monday, Noyem
Der 27th, A. Clark, referee.
1 c. g. and +. Of A.-Tuesday, Noyen
Der 2sth, p. McNulty, referee.
|. o. o. +. and Nj. U.-Wednesday
November goth, A. Robertson, referee
NJ. u. and IT. Of A.--Monday, Decembe
4th, r. Shaw, referee.
\ G. G. and G. O. F.--Tuesday, Deem
Der 5th, i. B. Beck, referee.
/ !. o. o. +. and K M.-Wednesday
December 9Th, @. Oliver, referee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
Collision Near Athol.

Worcester, Mass, Nov. "A special
to the Telegram from Athol says:
1.-TWO freight trains on the Fitchburs
division Of the Boston and Maine figured
in rear-end collision one and a hal
miles east Of Athol this morning. FIT
teen cars were thrown from the track
and the wreckage caught fire from tbs
rear locomotive They were two extra
freights, all west-bound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04

Something new in the line Of politi-
cal yells, which beats any college produc-
ton, has been dug out on the New
York East Side in this election contest.
See if you can figure out in whose
candidacy it goes:
Hoist, Hoist,
Hoist, Hoist, Hoist,
Hoist, Hoist,
He is not the woist
We are for Hoist,
Last and foist.D
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
he has charges in other words, that be
is to be superintendent.
THE PRESIDENTS IMPRESSION on
THE, SOUTH.


Now that the South has discharged its
fun obligation in the entertainment Of
President Roosevelt, it is interesting to
note the impression which the chief
executive made on that section. Al
though the President was Of an opposite
political belief from the great majority Of
the people Of the South and although
he had, some time ago, trod vigorously
ON their feelings in his dining with a
negro, Booker I. Washington, the vel
come which was rendered was of the
most hearty order. The Southern peo-
pie held in allegiance whatever dislike
they had for the man and received HIM
with cordiality. By his open hearted
ness the President disarned their sus-
picions, and gradually won their appro-
baton, until mere hospitality became
Iuproarious friendliness, and finally there
came absolute surrender. Were Fresi-
dent Roosevelt to be q candidate again,
The probably would not be able to break
Into the Souths solid phalanx for De-
mocracy, but there would be a weaken
T ing of the structure. Still, that is out
Of the question, for he has repeatedly
said that he will not be candidate.
i With that in view, the Savannah,
Georgia, News has been prompted to
! say Of the Presidents trip: "Unques-
tionably it is true that President Roose-
welt, while on this trip, has created a
most excellent impression among South
ern people. He has trod upon none q
the laws that make up the code Of socia
and racial ethics in the South, nor ha'
he voiced any sentiment so utterly q
variance with Southern nsages and Gus
toms as to offend the most sensitive. y,
the sensible attitude he has adopted, b.
the ,mprcjudiced and unbiased natur
Of his speeches he has made, and b
the easy and graceful manner IN whic
he has come personally in contact wit
I the leading citizens Of the places he pa
B visited he has won friends and admirers.
e This estimate of the Savannah paper
. typical portrayal Of the impressio
o the President made ON the South. Il
e succeeded in making an impression whic
n Is the most to be sought for, that he
= the president OF all the people and nc
r, OF any particular party, nor Of any ma
L row section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
GOOD FOR suPT. GROUTl

Another case Of alleged ii treatment
of patients by their attendants has de-
veloped at the state hospital for the
insane at Waterbury, and two men are
under arrest until the gravity Of the
charges can be determined From time
20 time such charges are made, but in
few instances are the alleged offenders
brought to time. Apparently, however,
new methods came in with the new SUI
penintendent. DR.. Don u. Grout acted
with quick determination When the
charges were brought to the attention
OF the superintendent he conducted an
investigation Immediately, as the result
of which the attendants concerned made
preparations TO leave town. But they
got no further than the depot for
sheriff was waiting for them there, ant
the men were placed under arrest, to b
held until the grand jury should ascer
tain if they could be held for trial
The two men may or may not be guilt,
of hitting a patient last Tuesday ans
Of maltreating others. II is to be hope'
they are not, but allegations Of 30 ser
ious nature cannot be allowed to g
unchallenged. The people Of Vernon
and those in particular who have rela
tives and friends placed in the asylum
for proper treatment viii applaud tn
prompt action of Superintendent Grou
in instituting an investigation at ono
of this case, He thereby showed hi
purpose Of keeping firm grasp on th
situation in the institution over whicl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
PANIC STRICKEN GIRLS.
Paper Box Factory People Had Narrow
Escape.

New York, Nov. 4. Two hundred
girls and fifty men, at work in Frederick
Neif's paper box factory at King and
Greenwich streets, were thrown into q
panic last night BY the outbreak Of q
fire which completely destroyed the
building
So quickly did the flames spread, and
so dense was the smoke that rapidly
filed the place, that less than fifty Of
the young women had time to get out
BY the stairs. The rest rushed to the
windows and 70 the fire escapes, where
they stood helpless and panic stricken
until they were rescued by the firemen.
who carried them down ladders to the
street. Many tainted and we're carried
down unconscious. All escaped unhurt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04

Newspaper men in Vermont will re.
greet to learn that poor health has caused
Robert II. Madison to give up his po-
sition on the editorial staff Of the Rut-
land Herald. He is one Of the most
entertaining and versatile writers The
profession has in this state. All viii
slnite in wishing him well in his new
location in the West
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
NOTHING TO II.
Eastern and American Leagues Are Not
to Be Combined.

Buffalo, y. Y, Nov. 1. President Hars
Nv i. Taylor 81 the Eastern Baseball
league said yesterday, relative to pub
lished statements intimating that he
might lead q movement looking to the
combining Of the Eastern league and the
American association BY taking four OF
the strongest clubs o<each association
and forming a new l4guc, that there
was nothing in the story. His object,
he said, would be to keep the Eastern
league intact. Several Of the clubs
needed strengthening and it would be his
earnest endeavor to help them along
so that the fight next year would be .
more equal one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
JINGLES AND JESTS.
lust 4 GIRL.

AIany a throne has had to fall
For a girl,
lust 4 girl;
Many king has had 70 crawl
For a girl,
just girl.
When hero goes 10 war
He may battle for the right
But lis likelier By far
That lie sallies forth to fight
For a girl,
just a girl.
Papa murmms with dismay
WHAT girl,
Just a grit
Al, but why the sadness there;
Why the bitterness displayedg
Some day some strong man will sweal
That the great round world was made
For that girl
just that girl.
Why did Adam take the bitter
For girl,
just a girl.
OH, would heaven still be bright,
And would any good man care
70 achieve It ii he might
Never claim forever there
just girl,
Glorious giflg
Corsicana Demoerat-Truth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-04
CURRENT COMMENT.
A Clever Scheme.

ri any Vermont editors have accepted
the proposition Of D western firm To
furnish them free supplements, they
will doubtless be pleased TO learn that
there is reason why they are offered
something for nothing" a clever at
tack on the proposed parcels post sys-
tenn Is said to be artfully concealed in
the reading matter Of these sheets The
distribution Of ready print supplements
should bar i paper from second class
postage rates anyway Brattleborc Re-
former.