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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13

9lngeitellten Der 9ompanie naren anseb.
lid bel Der Reparatur elmer @asrObre
na6ldIlis uno! lisBen bas @as unbes
binbert ourd Die @obnuns circuliren.
wOOurf oas Sino oersiftet naro.
Slabertp bate Die @Ompanie fir 81. ZOO
@uti6doi9ung uerflast.
= Die bieiise SanoelsbebOrbe Orsas
niiirte iid DonneritaS 0tadt ourd Die
@rwdhluus Der iolgenoen .Seamten:
Praiibsnt. 6. s. Chamberlain; Sices
Yrdliosnt. 5rant Z. WiOrsan Sdass
meiiter, 8. 8. Spencer; Setretar,
Sobn s. @illisan; Gruitees. 8. g.
Bone. 9. .. Wianlep uno 3bomaS
Senmooo. Da bic Seamten alle tiihs
ti9e Mdnuer iino uuo bas Sntsreiis an
Der SebOroe iiberbaupt Elm reyes lit. 10
wiro srpartet, oaB ibr Birfen uuierem
Borough uon sroBem gortbeil lein
miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
Npro Serantpn. /.

= Su ibrer neuein9erihteten Wobs
nuns on Der @de pon Bloom stpenue
unb @bur6 Strase purbsn Douusritus
abeuo 5rt. Settle Sint uuo @eOrse
5snmid bur6 Paitor Charles D..
0iswins gum Sunb fiir's sebsu einse.
iesnct.
- Die Bropioence Wtablmiible ali
amelia apeuue, nabe Der .. & D..
Uabnitation. muroe Oonneritag 0tabt
gum oritten Wtal innsrbalb eines Sabrss
uon Ginbredern beimssludt uno nm
elm srOBeres 0uautum Sutter beitoblen,
ieoof lieBen.lie Die. Office unberiibrt.
= Der "a Sabre alte u. {. Wieaoe
wurbe WiOntas Oiudmittas nube Der
@reen Hiose Yabnitation. als er ent.
lang ben .. & 8. @eleiien 9oblen
iuhte, pon elmer 9ofomotipe getroffen
uno iiberfabren. Sin 9sin paro ibni
gu elmer formloien Wtalie Seroriidt unb
er aud ionit perlest, iooaB sr furS
oarauf i'm Sadawanna Soipital itarb.
= Die 3iabrise Todter bss Daniel
Seeler uon Didlon auenue erwiihte
Oieuitas i'm Soie Der @lternmobnuns
9tatteuswisbad gum YsrSiftsn Der 8at'
ten uno besauu oenlelben ju ueripeiien.
Die Wtutter entbedte bas Sinb, als etpa
einbalb oes siftisen Stoiies uerifludt
mar unb ba iie slei9 baraui erfraufte,
10 lieB man eiusn arit ruisn. benz es
nit eutipredenoer Sebanbluns selans,
ous Sinh wieoer auBer @efubr su
brin9en.
- Sames Dauitt BON Wiarp StraBs,
elm is Sabre alter 3reibertuabe in osr
esssett @reet 3ede, erbielt 0Ouneritds
BON sinem Giel eiuen 5uBtritt on bst
redten Ssite bes SOpfes unO trus einsu
tieien S6uitt am Baden Oapon; isiu
3uitanb mar Sur 3sit elm bOier. Dsr
16 Sabre alte 3bOuas WtOrsau bon
Wtinsral Strase fiel am Gage SuuOr in
Dem Wfanuills BREEDER cine Diitan3 uou
35 Sup berab, eutfam aber nit benz
9sbsu, ba sr uiat uuf oem Sopfe lam
oete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
NaS Ibal abp drts.

Sabfur.-Die S6ulbeb0roe unieres
Borough fat ein serihtlides Seriabrer
sinseleitet. nm ben Slo 6orse Sdul'
oiitritt sur 3abuns uOn s3026.64 81
Sminsen. wel6e Summe lesterer anseb'
lid oem eriteren ihuloet. = Die 6rdu'
lein '@oitb uno Sulia Shdele pon
SSbite 0auen iinb bel ibrem SruOer i'm
Ott Sotel au uuiOn StraBe auI Seiuh.
= Sobn Ouber pom Scranton bat oaS
Siquorseiddit uon Z. 8. Wtoran an
utain StraBe fGuIlif) ermorben.-Oem
bieiiseu Soipitul lit cine Staatsunter'
itiisun9 uon s Is. 900 3uertannt woroen.
= Die Sobn 1dnnler 6amilie lit pom
Der Siblep mad Der Sebr SHObnitGtte su
Otountain SalleD um9e,ogen. = am
Dienltag 9lbeno iauo in OTIS Salle
bic Seitlihfeit oes 3aplor SIR. Il. S.
ltatt. = Sor9t jest fir SommerfleiOer,
9tOf. Soie uuo 10 meiter. 6liibmanu
& Weibel baben iie.
= Sobn SSisbenrD BON Niinoofa
wuroe 5reitas nabe GREENWOOD BON
einer .. & 8. Sotomotiue setroHen uno
cine 30 6uB bobe YOidun9 binabses
i6leuoert. Ssin 9fiidsn waro b0s ,ers
idunOen uno,man befiirdtete au6 ins
nerli6e Serlesungen.
- Su Der Dalton Ssioeniabrif gu
Durpea lit Elm SDmpatbieitreif ans9es
bro6en, neil elm Wiab6en eHtlaiien
wuroe. Die Streifer erflGren, iie mers
ben erit mieoer Die glrbeit auinehmen,
weun oas entlaiene Wtaohen in ibre
Stelluus einseiest wOroen lit.
= Satie @reuoer. elm junses iu Slo
5orss auseitslltss Wiaoden, bebuuptet.
oaB Sobn seiper iie Sonntas 9ta6t
friminell an9rifi. oils iie ii6 mad Der
Sdeune besub. nm Die Bferoe ,u
fiittern. aeiper ioll oann ueripro6en
ba5en, iie am nd4iteu 9ase ju beiras
then, fniff aber aus uno be9ab iid nah
Siio 9etblebem. no er am 5rsitas uers
baitet muroe.
= Nusuit Subalestie pom Durpea
wuroe 5reitas Wtorsen auf eiusr einia.
men StraBe Spiiden Rittston uno
Durpea BON Dtartin 3cloSonis unb
Billiam @rabelsfi iiberiallen uno be-
ruubt unb Die Serle riiien inn audi Die
SddOelbaut balb ab, iooaB er iiA ,ur
3eit in lebenssefdbrlidem 3uitunoe bes
ianO. yJiun itellte feline 9lnsreiier unter
81 900 Sirsidaft fir ibr.seridtlides
@riheinen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13

Sect lit 3eit gum pflanien BON oislen
Sorten uon Saamen = Sraut, 2omar
toes. Peteriilis, Blumenfobl, Sellerie.
Bfefier = unb pieleu Dlumsniaamen.
Sriid pom Rfanjer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
Sunmcre.

= slm Wtontas 9iadt purbe cine
woblbefannte bieiise Srau an Der Gde
pom Smitb uno Drinfer StraBen uon
einem masfirten Wtanne ansebalten. Der
iis our6 Drobuns iOfOrtiser GOOtuns
Slpans. ibm cine $50 9aidenubr uno
81 in Saarselo aus;ubdnoissn.
Gtma 9 llbr Oisnitas Oiaft
wuroe au Der Gde pon Hesue uno 8roof
StraBen Elm StraBenbabnwagen uon
,tpei masfirten 9erlen anSebalten, bod
madten iie feline 8eute. benn Der 9ons
oufteur Wtidael Barrett wanbte feline
lleberreoun9sfunit an. trosoem er in
ben eauf eines Reuoluers blidte. uno
Die Serle 3osen ii6 f0rmlid euti6ul.
,oi9enb mieber Suriif. Die Bolisei maro
BON benz Sorfaa benadrihtist, bod
mareu Die StraBenrduber ueri6wunben.
oils oieielbe Die JtadburIduft erreidte.
= Patrid 6lahertp uon bier srbielt
Samitas pom ben @eibworenen 1854
sesen Die Scranton @as uno 8alier
Gompanie Suseipro6en. fir ben Goo
leines pier Wtonate alten Sinbes, bas
anSeblid Der @asuersiituns erlas. Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
6erihtliheS.

@ecil Maralbo, Der iid bes Diebitabls
idulOis bstunnts, eutfam nit nur pier
Wtonatsn @eidnsniB, neil er Der Scbn
sines beriihmtsn Mtalers lit uuo uie
SuuOr elm Bsrbreaen besanSeu bate.
Sobn Sane pon Ounmore uuo Sobn
@Orsti, alias 9lusuit @uOrri, iDuroen
wssen Diebitabl beioe gu 3uftbausitra'
fen psrurtbsilt; eriterer srbielt stns
Struis BON 500 unO a6t Sabre 3ndt'
baus, lsstsrer le9s Sabre 3uatbaus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
staot nnO Gountb.

= 9ontrattor 9eor9e Wtag bat feline
Office nud 3immer 8, 0ieal Gitate Sc.
bduoe, 1876 u. SBaibinston apsnue,
uerle9t.
= Die 2eSislatur fat Dem Sahnes
mann SOipital $4,000. Der Seimatb
Der 5reunOlOien 50. 900. Dem ct. Sos
iepb 5inolins Seim 81 800 betpillist.
= Der bsrissBatrolwdsen 3reiber
Sarrg Oauis muroe Oonneritas oils
Boliiilt ernannt uno oann rRounomas
tier" Sreb. Stspens als Greiber oes
8aseus ernannt.
- Die naditidbrise 8pomins Gonr
ferens Der 0tetbOOiiteu Wirb in Scran.
ton itattfinoen, mie Douneritag in
oerielbeu iu Pittston bei6loiisn waro.
Die leete bier absehaltene mar 1894.
= Gs siebt uiels llria6en. woburd,
mir ben slppetit uerlieren tonnen, es
9iebt einen iideren Weg. oeuIelben mies
Der ;u finoen, uuo Der lit Der @ebrau6
pom Or. Gusuit SOnis's 9ambur9er
Gropfen, bieiclben trdftisen Den Dtassn.
- Der YrOIeB Der 0ieserin emma
Gee We9en Oem Wtoroe oou Srau @itella
@eloeu 1T bis gum Suui 9srmiu uer.
i6obeu woroeu, Sa bsren aouofaten in
einem oiesbs;iisli6su Sori6las uor
@eridt erfldrten. oaB iie ben Sall ios
eben iibernommeu bdtteu uno ibnen
ni6t seuuS 3sit iibriS iei. uorber cine
entlprehenoe Sertbeioi9unS uor;ubes
reiten.
= 6rau Wtarp 9iuHsl pon Slipe
StraBe, Die aus oem yaoen Der ssloros
bora Gag Gompauie an Srauflin Gpenue
cine soloene 2aidenubr, feds Wteier
unb cine Pfeife itabl, als iie bortielbit
i6euerte, Wuroe Dienitas in Grmansel.
uns BON $500 Siirsidaft oem @sfdnss
nis iibsriauOt. Die Srau mahts ii6
i6on Dor mebreren Sabren zines dbns
liGen Sersebens idulois.
= SEQ. 0ailep unb sllfina Sbifier,
reipef. 5 uno 6 Sabre aft, wuroen
Samitus in SeIellifait Oes 12jabriseu
Solepb Stsiauo i'm SSoolwortb 9aoen
ermii9t. ua6bem iie iid Spielia6en
anseeisuet hatten. gSdbreno Der Stes
iano Suube uuter $500 Siirsidaft se'
itellt muroe, lieB man Die anoeren jpei
Siuoer wiebsr lauien, ba iic nod feinen
Sesriii uOu 9edt uno unredt baben.
= Der Seri6t oes Iu6itoren 91.
brandt, ipelder felt etniser 3eit Die Siis
der 6ss Oepartemeuts Der OifentliAen
gSerfe unteriu6te, wuroe Oienlta9 Dem
@refutiu Gomite Der Steuerjabler Sers
einisuns iiberseben uno uon oieiem oes
ldnsersu beratben, aber oorldufiS nidts
uon osmislbsn betunnt semabt. sllls
8etbeilistsn uermeiserten jeoe slusfuuit
unS es lift mOslid. OuB Der Seridt iiber'
baupt nidt Der Ssifsntlidfeit iiberseben
peroen nir6.
- Gi6ter Gbwar6s uerpei9erte am
Dfoutas in einefu betaunt sema9tsu
@uta6teu, ben Sal oeS Staates 9eseu
so. s. Sbea benz Ser. Staaten Sc
ri6ts Su iiberweiieu uuo oerIelbe muf
nunmsbr in oem lofalen @eritte 3ul
Ssrbanoluns fommeu. Die Sa6e bai
msbr 8idtisfeit, uls wie Oberflddlif
erl6eint, Senu es bauoelt iih nm niAtS
seriussrss als Die @iltisteit Oes Miuers
@ertifitat @eieses. Die .. & 8,
9Ompanie itedt binter Der slnflase uni
bs;wedt nit oerielben, oaB jeues @eiet
ais uucOnititutiouea ertldrt weroer
iOll.
EgT llnterridt i'm Slapierlpist er'
tbeilt unter 9iiniti9en 8ebiusuuseu
6rdulsin Gmmu 6rsp, !519.Yine ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
9eItellt oas .Dohsnblatt.
Oaufiaauna.

@sIssmilid Sss 5Obts isinu sstisbttn Gbt.
frau aatbarina 8oIi. betu Stsrdbuie am
Spunias trfcsts, piinTGt br llutnisi&nsts
alien S6tilntbmun ltiusn bu,It&iftn Dauf abb
,uRaiisn; btssItiasn prrn paffOr 9aasntamp.
ben BIum,nlptubsru, ben Slisbru Der Ssnn.
tasslauIt otr ~. Iutb. 3iensssmsinbt unb ssni
sirGsn9prs, s,-Allfn lei Danf fur tbrs @hts.
DIR traufrnet @attf,
Gbrtfiau 8oIj.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
Yin Sdipinofn6tiae.

Der lluitr,siGn,tt. Der eurt Gin a,pObuIitts
Mhisl ,ur 8tiunebtit ipitesr bsrstiifat purbt.
udtrsm CT siniss Sabre lang an tiuu Itputu
euustniranibtit unb an pr stfiiIGtttsn Srdnf-
btit Shpinoludt aslittsn bate, bat sin srcbts
Bsrlangsn, itintn Wiilsietntsu has Ritisl pa
5tiluns bsfannt ~ maGsu. aatn esni.Hiesn,
bic ID psrlaussn, pirt Ct frtunclitR ioftnfrst
tint Mblhrift eu 3ubetiiune f6iftn. ptltt ite
ale sint lihnt 5siIuns fir S6piublu&t. Aifb-
MA, gatarrb, Bron6tis uue ale pals- unb
eun@nfranibtitfn fnbtn werosn. Or bcft eaB
ans etiprnbsn isin pfiimittsl prebirtn ptrptu,
ea 10 itbr prtbpoa II. Disisnissu, ptI6s bic
3ubutituns psrlsHssn, iptlht tbutn nihts to.
ten Rirb une Elm Stssu fiir ils isin mag, ponsn
ssfdaisf
Chr. Gbparb u milton,
SrOpflsn, q. D., aersiirsH.
grpGbus bisis 3tituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
Tarm 3u perfamfen.

Cine in StfsriOn 5opuibip ssltssut 8arm.
tsifsbtnb aus 96l Adsr, nit allsu nOtbietu
6tbduesu, bic In satsm 3ufanps ilue. gDire
nit obr Obut Visbiianp psrfiuft. Hdtrts pom
5rauf WtiIano, 9tifsrfpu Iewuibip. 1913
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
TinleD6>
8rober &erfauf
Meiben
Oamells
llnterrOden,
-5u-
$1.9s,
Gutcr @ertb 81 81 IS.

@usefertist bon f,initer Qua.
litdt Cambria ODER glainioof,
NIT 2atpn &uffeS. berSiert ent.
tpeber nit breiten, reiden Spi.
BEN ODER pradtuoIler Sdwei5er
Stiderei.
Ser 9robte unterfIeib @Or.
tbeil Der Saiion.
Bir seisen ben uOllitdnois.
ifen 8orratb BON Nuslin Inter.
fIeioern uno 3u ben redten
9Preiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-13
farm 3u berfaufen.

O. bspGiTrt, gut. @sbdues, ,pti Sbasdr-
ten. Na6,ufrassu 100 D. 6rop Sirabs.
Dunmprs, pa. 1873
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
STILL STRONG
In DEFEATS
Boston Americans Haven't
Won a Single Game.
ATHLETICS YESTERDAY
Pounded Gibson All over the Lot in the
Eighth Inning, Making Six
Safe Hits and Five
Tallies.
ATHLETICS YESTERDAY

Boston, April 22.--The Champions
looked like sure winners up 70 the
eighth inning yesterday, as they had
scored four times, while the Athletics
from Philadelphia had not tailed But
the Boston balloon went up in TINT in
ming, and the visitors scored five runs
which proved 70 be enough to win the
game as the home team was banked
for the remainder Of the game. 1t was
the sixth straight defeat for the Champ
ions and the tremendous crowd that
turned out to welcome the home team
was disappointed. Twenty thousand
people was the estimated attendance.
Gibson was in the box for Boston and
Coakley for the visitors. The former
pitched good ball until the fatal eighth
when the phladelphias landed on him
for six hits, including a triple BY floiT.
man. Coakley was sent to the stable
In the eighth, after disastrous seventh
IN which Ferris and Collins singled
three men We're given base on balls,
Coakley made a wild throw to first and
made balk also. When the home team
was out three runs had been scored.
Waddell did not allow the Bostons a
show, striking out five Of the six men
who faced him in the eighth and ninth,
including Ferris, Lachance, lloran, Bur-
kett and Parent.
This ii the way that Philadelphia
made her runs in the eighth. Knight
singled. Powers singled Lord batted
for Coakley. He famed HartseI
singled, scoring Knight Hoffman
tripled, scoring Powers and Hartsel.
Davis singled, scoring Hoffman. Davis
stole second and scored on Cross single
to center. Gross out, Farrell to Par
emit. Scybold out, Gibson to Lachancc.
Five runs.
For Boston Burkett scored one in the
sixth on single, a sacrifice, an out to
the field and wild pitch. In the
seventh Ferris singled to left. Ferris
went to third on a wild throw by Coax.
ley to Davis. Farrell walked. Gibson
walked, filling the bases. Burkett went
out, Murphy to Davis, Ferris scoring
Parent famed Coakley baked and
Farrell scored. Setback walked. Collins
singled to right, scoring Gibson. Free
man fonIed to Powers Three runs.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia . 0 0 . e o D 0 ! O--5
Boston ..... 0 0 0 0 / 5 o o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
SAYS STORY
is FALSEHOOD
John Barrett Denies Report
He Was to be Recalled.
NO MINISTER TO PANAMA
Indignantly Denies Report of Double
Dealing With Amador
Papers at Wash
ington.

Panama, April 22.-John Barrett,
United States minister here, was in
terviewed yesterday in regard to the
report which appeared in a New York
newspaper that he had been guilty of
duplieity in telling Panama one thing
and his own government another, and
might be recalled. He said:
This statement is so at variance
with the truth and with my record that
it seems almost unnecessary to answer
it, Copies OF all the correspondence
that passed between the Panama GOV
eminent and myself and the government
at Washington are in the possession
of the state department, which has
never in any shape or form intimated
that it was not satified with the terms
upon which | conducted the negotia-
tions.
Secretary Hay and Assistant Score
tary LOOMS can say whether / am
guilty Of any duphcity. Secretary Taft
Is also in possession of all the cores
pondence which passed between this le-
cation and the Panama government on
important questions, as il was placed
in his hands when he was here in No
vember
My entire course with the Panama
government since / came here first in
July has been one of absolute frankuess
and mutual confidence know that
President Amador has no such impress
sion as the newspaper dispatch syndi
Gates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
USING HAWAII
AS A STEPPING STONE
Honolulu Man Says That After Staying
There Short Time the Japs
Came to This
Country.

Washington, D. c., April 22.--John
Mcguire, a representative of the Trade
and Labor Council of Honolulu, Hawaii,
was in conference yesterday with Secre-
tary Morrison Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor, relative to the immigra-
ton Of Japanese coolies to the Hawaiian
islands. He told Mr.. Morrison that
the Japanese are coming in in large
numbers, and that as rule after re-
manning a short time they continue their
journey to the United States.
They are making stepping stone
Of Hawaii" said MIR. Mcclure. "They
are unable to secure permits from their
Emperor to come direct to the United
States, but they are getting here all
the same. In Hawaii they are in all
kinds Of business except sugar planting,
and are running Others out"
Mr.. Morrison assured his caller that
the federation is taking steps to check
the immigration of the japanese. 1t is
intended to bring the matter before
Congress ut the next session"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
Changed from a Physical
Wreck to a Well Man
i'm a Few Weeks.

consider Hood Sarsaparilla the
most wonderful blood remedy sick
man can get, says Henry Mills, AZ
Hoyt St., Brooklyn, n Y. 1t has
changed me from physical wreck to
q well man in few weeks.
Through complications in sickness,
| became blood-poisoned. Ny skin
became yellow, | lost appetite, grew
thin in flesh, my eyes CLASSY and my
step slow and heavy. felt much
worried, as the Doctors prescriptions
did not help me any, but, after | had
only taken part Of a bottle Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla / felt that / was on the
road 70 q speedy recovery. So con-
tinued taking Hoods Sarsaparilla reg
ularly for nine weeks, and am glad
to say then the poison was out of my
system entirely and was in perfect
health and strength. | cannot praise
your medicine too highly. /"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
Personal Experience
THE BEST TEST.
Seven Banks
The Great Household Remedy, Which
Made Famous DIR. Franz Gauswein,
of Weisbaden, Germany, is Sold
Strictly on Its Merits.

We have never advertised in terms Of
wild exaggeration. The good name and
popularity of Seven Barks are well de-
served, for It is an honest, genuine, vege-
table preparation (from Hydrangea bark.
carefully prepared by best OF CHEMISTS
strictly in accordance with the original
formula Of DR.. Franz Gauswein, OF Weiss
baden, Germany. For more than thirty
years Seven Barks' has been the ideal
family remedy for the relief and cure OF
Disordered Stomachs, Biiiousness. Rheu-
matisms Kidney Troubles Impure Blood,
and all other ailments and diseases
arising from a sluggish liver or inopera-
tive digestive organs. 1t viii tell its own
story better than it can be described.
Buy q 50-cent bottle and use according
70 directions, If II does not prove eff
fective, your druggist will give your
money back and charge same TO our
Mrs +. E. Ritter. of Dallas, Texas,
says
Il know from personal experience that
Seven Banks is the very best medicine
on earth for Blood and Stomach troubles.
am in better health than l ever was in
my lifen
A bottle of seven Barks' kept on the
dining table and few drops taken after
each meal insures perfect digestion,
healthy. blood and clear complexion
Remember. your money back II It fails.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
WILL HAVE MOVING PICTURES
Salvation Army Will Have Pictorial n
lustration of international CONGRESS

On Monday, April "a, at 8 n N ].
the opera house the Salvation aT,e.
VIII present 1000 feet Of moving ~
lures Of their great InterpafianalS ~
gfess held N London, England IN,
year. Stan Captain Mclean. renre IN
tatlNe q the national headquarters Nh
was present at the Congress NH a; wv
the lecture. "A give
Inc scenes produced are. the er.a.
review OF $4,000 Salvationisfs s., -
eral Booth at the CRYSTAL pslss. 9 =
General in his motor car 60, .Ae
5 p fucker with national STAFF haaa
south Americans, Mexicans ana o ts.a.i
from all over the United States ~.
missioner Booth and march M III. g ~
adIan contingent, inchidino T.4; ;.sai 4
cowboys, Klondike pioneers yo, asa,al' !,
land sailors, the renowned go ss -
stan band, splendid brass bana eh;la
rom bermuda, delegations nom s'.'' IN
parts OF the globe, native dances III. ~
,ary manoeuvres, the Army's AM ~
bands, Commissioner Coombs al ''i.sse
British staff. ana The
Ihere Is also a set Of moy;p, ,;sa..
Illustrating the Salvation Ami p'st sa.
colony, etc, etc. A generous a,,.,. I'm
which will be deeply interest my 'aati' y,
aadition 70 the imposing there w;li Y
i''oA q me humorous. The ahava ~ II
Is piolectea by means OF fho III -
known English bioscope. The veil
ana equipment is said Ia IS ~ sssiiile
mat has ever been used in this =, dc. pest
ana IS capable of PRODUCING 10 p o2;sntfy
iiteen feet in diameter. Tbeso p ,,
pictures res have been exhibited tbgo osiag
out the country during tbe n trough
in4asns and have created er res' leW
,,;t fne = people q Barre are u IL fa,o..,
' masa "i entertainment Of except ios9
Re5 Cross ilekets will be on sale at s r.
'''Se'' ana oy the officers and soldier .,sia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
DELcAssE TO RESIGN.
Rumor Circulated in Paris to That Eff
feet Yesterday.

Paris, April 90. A rrlmor is in cir
culation in the Chamber of Deputies
that Foreign Minister Delcasse intends
to resign The council of ministers as.
sembled yesterday afternoon. The ru
NOR is given under all reserve.
The rumor of the intention of M
Deleasse to resign grew out Of the feel
ing aroused over Morocco and Indo.
China, the Socialist opposition to tho
minister being strong upon both ques-
tions. Up TO noon M. Delcasse's init
mate associates were not aware that
he had any purpose of resigning.
The council of ministers held long
session under the presidency of Presi-
dent Loubet. M. Delcasse was not pres
ent.
The minister of public instruction left
the meeting at $3.50 p. m. to take part
in the debate in the Chamber of Dep.
uties on the separation OF church and
state. The other ministers remained.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
FOREST FIRES IN cAsTLEToN.
A Quantity of Wood Burned The
Blaze Extinguished.

Castleton, April 90 Attention was
drawn Wednesday evening to the forest
fires in the woods east Of the village
making q vivid and interesting picture
II II supposed the fires caught from the
sparks from an engine. They burned
IN the woods belonging to Thomas Hunt
er, also in the woods of Mrs. Minna Me-
Clellan, doing considerable damage. Mr.
Hunter losing number of cords of wood
which was cut in addition to his other
losses.
The fires We're extinguished by hard
work on the part Of those interested and
their neighbors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
WEBS BOY coAcHMAN.
Widow of so Knows Whether She Loves
or Not.

Whitehall, n. Y, April 22.-The wild.
ow of N. @. Griffin, a well to-do Phila-
delphia merchant, leaning on the arm
Of John Wood, her young coachman
appeared at the Episcopal rectory OF
Thursday afternoon and told the Rev
Mr.. Elliott that they wanted to get
married
The AZ years difference in their ages
was SO apparent that the clergyman
used every effort to dissaude them. Ii
was of no avail, however, and the only
answer the woman would make was:
Il don't care il Johnny is only IS
! am GO, and guess | am old enough
to know whether | love or not.
Finally the minister gave IN. Mr.
and Mrs. Wood will go on d tour d
Europe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
Hoods Sarsaparllla

1t puts the human system into
condition to withstand the con-
tagious influences that prevail to
a greater extent in the Spring
than at any other season.
It cures athat tired feeling"
1t dispels indigestion; it removes
all scrofulous tendencies. 1t is
an unfailing remedy for diseases
of liver and kidneys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-22
Hoods Makes the Sick We'll
DEAD BABY IN BANK.
Wrapped in a Bundle and Left on a
Desk.

Washington, April ga package
left in the ladies' room OF the Riggs
National bank on Tuesday was opened
yesterday and found to contain the
body of an infant. When the bundle
was discovered on one Of the desks it
was supposed that some one had left
it by mistake, and it was put away in
the vault to await the return of the re-
turn of the owner. No one appearing
yesterday, the bank officers decided to
open it, in the hope of finding some clue
to the owner, and the body of the child
was brought to light. 1t was that of a
white baby two Or three days old.
Whether it died Of natural causes OF
was killed the Coroner was unable last
night to say.