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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
AFTER BOGUS MAPLE SUGAR
State Board a Health to Garry Out Law
Recently Enacted

bratflebprro, Jan, 25-Dr FL d Hoi
ton, secretary of the state board 81
ncal--., referring to action 10 be taken
unaer the new pure food iaw, said -Ns
mean x prosecute the matter as far
as our means will allow The bill car
/ 1ied no appropriation and hence We
must provide orr own appropriation
which Is limited, foG the purpose Oh
specimens and the payment fof gather
lng them az well as other Incidental ex
penses, winch you wil see VIII hinder
ms considerably ii the matter of axecu-
ti1n 81 TINS iaw That the maple sag-
ar q the state Is aaulteraAed and that
There & On the market what purports
% be maple sugar that does not con
tain trace, even, Of any pradnet Of
The maple sap We are well aware; IN
fact We have had letters from other
states with reference - This matter s.
that Will b. one az this things we shall
take ~. Il the larger towns the milk
supply VIII be looked after, and other
things SO iaf al we can
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
SHERIFF FECKs MAIL
Prominent People Sometimes Take 4
Childish View Of Situation.

White River Junction. Jan. SIT 4
surprising to and among tas letter
received by Sheriff q H Peck relative
ee the approaching execution 81 Airs.
aiarg Rogers, condemned fo Death fof
tlss maraer 81 her husband. hsareus
Rogers the appeals made By intelligent
individuals ID dtssua3e him from per
formIng his unpleasant duty & resi-
DENT 81 Windsor eonn y mar 81 some
prominence ~ his ogn town and pas
t5ce 81 the peaee, recently wrote re-
mindina him that Sheriff Wallace. who
executed Mrs Emmelfae Meaher Some
twenty wears age fof the murder 81 an
adopted daughter, Was unable To sleap
soundiv ever afterwards stVhen you
e down az night continued the writer
iand strut vour ewes ID En- 10 sleep
tais woman Will risa up before yoar
vision az you car see nothing else
but q young woman writhing tn agony
nrotIleea bg yoiu hands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
THE HORRORS Of Whisky
The Liquor HabIi ; Disease Bsasli,
Curabie b. 0rfine, AZ Enial.
bic Specific.

t Il Is nov universally conceded a..
a,pnbennesa i aisssse, and tx az, -
sra shsud BE- treated Tor this 49,;
VIII tie one speeife Tor its eyre -
riss qiis remarkable remedy ras,..s-.
Al craving fer lsquor. rrestofe- ~
stomach Il noraai condition, egea1.
natrfal appetite, and makes IN
! man again, free from al desire
strong drink.
9rrine e Ia Two iorms-No.
given withoat the patient k1.oEsss..
80. 2. lor those syno wish 10 j. -
8be medical profession indoFaes C,sr,a a-'
II can BE- used Is home and earss -.
terrible habit without puuacitv g
tension irom business. Prizes l. oalv =
. box
We recommend and guarantee c)r-
Red Cross Pharmacy Rickarg W..
prepriet0rs. Barre "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
HE ASKS DELAY
swayne Given Seven Days in which to
Answer Charges.

Washington. u G., Jan. ss The faci
thai Judge Swayne was u make hi.
FIRST appearance Ii The Senate yester
day, in connection with the Impeachment
against him. drew large attendance u
the galleries
Inside Of tine baf 81 the Senate tago
tables were placed, one Cor Judge swayne
and his counsel. and the other for tho
House managers, each table being sup
piled wiil4 writing material and chairs.
Pending the appearance Oh Judge SNayne
the Senate proceeded with other busi
uess.
Al O'Clock Senator Plat Of Connect
ieui Was called u the chair Five sena-
tors who were not present On the preYi.
Gus day were sworn a message was
sent &c the House announcing tllat the
Senate was sitting foI the tflal Of the
Impeachment SIX 81 the House mar
ayers appeared and fhe proceedings Of
tbs last session oil the Impeachment
proceedings were read
Former Senators anthony Higgins and
John 81 IhuFston took seats as counsel
for Swayne. When Judge SMayne was
summoned 10 appear at the bar 1t the
Senate Mir Higgins responded
Through has counsel Judge Swayne
asked seven days Ia winch 10 make
answer
An order WINS cntered That swayne
answer ga FEB, 3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
NEW RoUvIER policy.
French Cabinet Holds Opening Session
at the Elysee

Paris, Jan. ~ The Ronxier minis
Try beld is first formal council at tne
Eigsee Palace yesterday under the press
dency of President Loni9et Premier
R0aAier submitted bis declaration 81
policy, which was approved Latter bic
premier presented iha declaration e. Par
Lament
fellows tae policy Of the late Pre-
mier g0inbes. The niain features being
AN income Tax the separation Oh church
aua state, werkingmens pensions, and 4
reduction Qf the term Of military ser
f8ee The declaration severely con
aeans the system 81 secret reports 81
the lives Of army officers. which brought
about the doWnfall 81 the Gon4bes cabi
net
the ArsI work 81 the new eahinet Maa
lis approval Of the dismissal 81 Conn
maadaut Begaicoart from the Legion 81
ltauor i0r making secret reports, and
relieving Cen Fsigaa from membership
in the superior council Of war fof aini
lar reports.
Foreign Minister Deleasse reported
that TIE situation Il Morocco had great
III improved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
AUTOMOBILE RAcE
Christie Beat olahsla Il sc Mic co,.
teSt

60 III Tan III n.
aaAci
ina va 81 a.. "s ''aites Christie
81 New YORK WIN q sixty horse Bower
esy III liz 8sgn eaast raaf5ot. vaa8a,,i.,
- 80 fe4is- tro.,,v Il, -.
~ l't
fAef III -. ~ tne was
1ls20 rs, me last twenty sire miles
weye c6gereg in g 46 81. ana ia s-.,..
.. sl.o ,ssiae ias anea - -.
Rsr.,,.. 1ae
tS Sie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
SOLDIERS WILLS,
40 Ehsrt t. have the Probatng Made
Easier.

Burlington 3@I 25ln Che records
ct the WAT department At Washington,
I y. e. aye the wills q hundreds 81 de-
ceased United States soldiers Tbe es-
tate em0nni e. vafioas sums, the great
e number 81 them being n tie neiwh-
borheoa af S208 The wills ara made ont
70 friends ad relatives of these men, who.
not earring ID 80 y the expense III ORDER
O. procure tbs money. allow the wills
e remain IL the waE department aiaii
eventually the money reverts to the
treasury cf the Inited States This
matter mas never been brought e. the
notice Ell Congress, but 1T the next aes-
slsoa 81 this body eUme % tiae officers
y the army wifi make the suggestion
that law he enacted giving the audi.
tor & tia war department power q pro-
bate tiaese Wills without expense. Nsne
af the officers a hort Ethan Alien M
tends calling Senator Proctor attention
70 tine matter on bis naxt visit u this
|citg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28

uaed Father johns Medicine with sesv
satisfactory results brought me part 0f
bottle ana aavisea nae n Wy it q
did IS and within d short time ! could
wee That Il Nas helping rae | continued
h nse i until mas entirely cured Ny
pile haA used the medicine fer throat
and lung troubles with escellenf ro-
suite and e have many 81 my friends
~ Mhom se hata recommended 81
FSigned Joe Harrington 201 West Esd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28

Nearly all tie younger women E
Paraguay wear white or IAslt pnlk
dresses DARK and black gowns ara
worn only 81 tie al8er ones Tfaa
poWaeriIg Is stIll b vague and nans
81 tl1e women laus a # they wore
white Qlasss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
HANNAH ELIAS CAUSES sEFaTI0r
Appears Clad 10 Rich Garments and
Sable - Co-Defendant

AppeaFs Clad % Rich Garments and
Sable ~ co-Defendant
Rev York, Jan rs Hannah Elias.
the Negro defendant Ia tie sait brought
hy J0lsu 4. platt II recover S6ss 300
which 81 asserted She extorfed FROM him.
appeared yesterday before Justice Scott
e eodefeiadant with 2 VI Duean and
others VI d sagit brought hg Gilbert
Montague receiver 81 Riati properly
70 neeaYer ihe St50,00o willch tie Elias
woman testified d heg trial sise entrust
ed 10 Daean
ue womau walked into tbe court
room tilia meFnins and loinea iseF iaM
ser. Washington BfaHnH Sire wore a
long coat 0f brown Yeiset, brown ciath
skirt, smali bfawn aelset hat large
brown veil and sable ftgfs iieg aP
peatanae cFeatea q seua oH
Al tue request Of Air hnlpaus the a.
mimeat was adjourned INIT next Mon
das
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
FIREmEH HURT HORSES BURNED
Dew York Had Stubborn Blaze yastar
dag Afternoon.

NeW eTk Jan Several HFe.nea
we're injured siH horses were burned
to deatA two hniiaina8 were eamplas eiv
destroyed and considerable damage wa
aaae q other bailding adjoining and
|to rolling stock ii the New Nark Cen
isal afid Hudson River Railroad yester
day afternoon ID 6eTre fom-alaTn Gre
which broke out shsmflg after noon IA
tlie Niei Planning Aliil ii s5g-6s5 West
IAirt3eta street
Within twenty minutes after the
alarm Of fire ssas turned Ii tie Wick
building collapsed, q wreok. BY that
tine the FIRE bad spread Il tie 9ohB
Stanley saap Works stable, aen0ss the
street, ard 70 the soap works nroDeg
at 9#8.656 West Thir1ieth street Less
taan scar ago fae soap WORKS. weFa
completely destroyed 81 gigantic con
f4gnat5on Ii which two Grenten and tie
factory engineer lost their lives.
The loss + $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
THE BIGGEST DIAMOND.
has Been Found Near Prehofia, and As
Worth ss.s00,000.

Johannesburg 1ransvaa Jan 2g
THE largest diamond ever discovered bag
beer found neat Pretoria Tie stone
weights ae3a carats and Is said IL 81
puIe wAiie DESMOND 81 goed quality.
FL is laeai sla8ea 81 s8s00a80 so
@t,809810 se famous EehiD0or. which
IS valued 1900 0a0 wesbss l28 ear
ais. though i was said 10 have WEIGHED
goo en2ats before e was eat There Is
immense excitement here ana at RFa
torla Is 3 result pf tsa discovery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
4 NEW RANDOLPH HOSPITAL
Building Being Made Really and win
He Opened About april i.

Building Being Made Ready and VII
Ba Opened About april Il
Randolph Jun. as The S. II. Hal,
man house On South Pleasant street
which 8 10 81 nsea for tie new Ranaolub
aanitarl1Hil. is undergoing extensive re
paire e the why 81 cement eeliar.
new futnaee and nsdlators throughout 4
dnmh waiter from tbs cellar to the
third floor, paperine. new floors. etc.
The greatest change IS being fna5le %
the Third aiooT, whare two wards are
being arranged and another bath PIT
Hhe sanitafilm NilI BE- apeaed aboBt
Apfil
The articles 1f association have ben
lilea with The secretary At state for
tie Randolph sanilafinm Witb cani.
tai stock Of $500 divided up into
300 shares 81 SIS eaeh. The sgi5scriI,ers
are Df 3. r Clifford q. i. .Iohnsar
Col a p Chandler, q A. Thomas. ana
"a 81 Bsgood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
A JUROR TALKS.
Feels That They DID Their Daty ana
Criticism Is Not Iustined


Lowell Jan. s8 While siiliHQ enough
~ express has sentiments and feelings
before and after SERVING on tie Tucker
iars, Thomas Ill Marphv of NORTH
Chelmsford adhered e. his purpose 81
discussing notbsnH that sena ~ III the
ipxg rooan Tic felt that the Jury dad
Siosle TT duty. and that the criticism
Of the verdict il not justified.
The nearest be eonia eame to speaking
of toe iury's deliberations Nas state
ment ~ effect that be gave due con
eideratlon both 70 tbe arguments aud
the evidence, aBd that eaYioais feature
Of TEE e9sdenee. as, feH instance. tbe
handwriting testimony, were given ap-
prepriate consideration As 10 isom miief
weight waa gixen IL respective faainras
be would mol say
Mr.. Murphy hae not set resumed
he work At H Fl Willes 81 plumb
er
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
PETER CARNEY IMPROVING
i HAY BE Necessary e Amrutate His
Hanas ara Feet.

= Aaay ne necessary e Anpatate Hts
Hands ard Feet
Burlington, slan. a8 PETER CARNEY.
tie man VINO WINS found ulfeonaoions "a
Wiuapsld Thursday with beth hand
and feet frozen, Is more comfortable
Today ct tte Mary Fletcher Hospital
and lae may reeavef. Has feet end hanas
may have to be aaputatel, but fAis
has not YET been deaided unou.
Ihe feet were frozen solid. bat Tire
hands svera somewhat better. The man
would certainly have died had he re-
maiaed EXPOSED nnci longer
AT Tie time he WAS discovered 40
one lnew Hhp be WAS. and he remained
unconscious until last eeeninn Paw
enyetgps and $3.50 ID money were found
q Ais clothes The pay envelopes bore
the mark 81 the RineTview worated mills
Of Watarville, Ne Il was learned that
Gar9in was q native Of showhegan, Nc.
and il about 60 gaars al aga
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
! wlNrER rouRIsrg HorEL
Vermont Men interested ii Its Erection
in Soath ca1eIina.

i3rattleboro. dan F Nj. gailas
ana FL NJ Gibson, d Bfaltieboro. and
rs n ghilds. 81 Gastieton, are meinbers
ef syndicate 81 Ten men, ineludinn
several sgam Sensh CaYelina WHO vii
the aext lew neaths Several Braitle.
born carpenters mil WORT On tsae iob
he hotel viii nave iftg rooms and
Wi ~ 1f0 feet lotlg ~ W wide anil
twa ana half st0taes high. Its cost
wll be abont 600 a large tract
0f lana near by has been bought for
aoif tet1iss and other amusement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
WELL KNOWN
SCENIC ARTIST
Joseph Harrington OF New York
City Saved From Pneumonia
by Father johns Medicine.

ane Atne age
ives afiaeSs NitlI =
severn cold and
cough which nlatil-
inr seemed IL re
iieve It grew
sisli worse nn
iiI q w Told lsa
iii tront
likely to develop a
to pneumonia
ne ig3b0S hp liaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28

II you want 2 good food for
EVll DaDg food that Il en-
aoraea by physicians, 4 feson thar
N1laEsAiils large an0unl Of digest Die
constituents. food shat feeds, food
asiat WILL nonFaahl sustain and PRO
metz ifle gEawtn of your habv. nv
Nsllin Feed We VII send SAM
pse Eas you. lc trN
Ices ss fle 1NLv fnfansss
sNss NaacH reettEef she rrznf pr4Tg
taie AAfisst award Ell the Laais5ans assf.
sAase DISPOSITION 81 Lemis. 1890. YEA-
e ahan gold EAeAMl
hiA-LlIhE RouL co. RtsTos4 srhee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
10 Cure ! Cod n One Da

Take Laxative BFomn Gninine Tablets
All druggists refund the money ii i
iails 10 rHre ~ N Groves signature
h 0n eaeh bo2 rs cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
LOST TIME PAY
Labor Demands 10 Chicago. rev
Strike Issue.

9F777s81777F s1f1H11770 50 AfEF
Strike Issue
Chicago Ill., Jan IS Custom Uat
terE local union el bias made demands
an ~ Wholesale tailoring houses gor
wages lost during tic walls0nl Wlaeh
isas been n progress AGAINST tlle Efms
since AoT Is. The claims are made
sri I've ground That employers broke
contracts Nith tAo aen Formal mo-
tiees were sent cut by the union, Aoti-
tving tlle FIRMS thai luI pey from Noy
ag to Ja1 tn,lst ae given eaea old ems
ploye Iae claims anioaat 10 about
@5f,850
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28

Ok. g5CSNsNNNN@
L0 Sves v22cS
Every Boz Guaranteed II Never Fails
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
BALFOUR HANDS
IN RESIGNATION
ACCOMPANIED BY OTHER MEM
6ERs OF cA5INET-KiNo ED.
WARD ACCEPTS AND NEW
CABINET WILL BE FORMED.

London. Dec. 4-The political
crisis in the United KngB1m
reached "a crisis toiay VIII m
Premier Balfour formally rendered
the designations of himeslf and
cabinet TO King Edward who accepted
them HIS majesty has invited Sir
Henry Campbell -Bannerman to an in
terview tomorrow, when he will offer
him the mis sion Of forming a new
cabinet. Sir Henry will accept the
task. and within a few days. even
within few hours. a new government
will be formed.
II appears that the entire program
hss been cut and drisd for some tine.
and il is even probable the liberal
leader has already completed his csbi-
net John Morley is considered likely
to go TO the Indian Office and il Is
probable Herbert Henry Asquiih will
be chancellor excheuquer. Foreign
on ces portfolio will go either TO Lord
Elgin or Sir Edward Grey. though the
latter is considered likely to De made
secretary for the colonies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
PERFECT FLOOD OF BILLS.

Washington, Dec. A large mum
ber of bills and joint resolutions were
introduced in the house today. They
cover a large variety of subjects in
Guiding PHILIPPINE tariff: statehood
pensions; regulation of the hours OF
employment In executive departments;
merchants marine an increase CT sal
aries Of the vice president to 200
and members of the cabinet to $4,000;
requiring corporations to make full re,
ports OF their affairs TO the commits.
sioner of corporations; increasing the
powers CT the interstate commerce
commission; investigating of campaign
funds; of expenditures on the Panama
Canal; insurance companies doing an
interstate business; of cotton reports ;
and of the condition of child labor;
for siX-year term for the president
and the election Of senators by direct
vote of the people; campaign funds;
repeal of bankruptcy law; to establish
postal savings bank; government ac-
qu sition and maintenance of tele-
graph lines. Dalzell of Pennsylvania,
introduced bill providing for a pen
sion of 81 per day for every day vet
Grams of the Civil War were detained
in Confederate prisons and also grant
ing such veterans s12 per month in ad-
dition to per diem allowance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
Will the Russian Government and Dynasty
Be Swept When the Dam Breaks
DICTATOR MAY BE APPOINTED
u Case OF Failure of Ready Made Constitution Tried as Last
Card-dermau Squadron in Baltic Sea Preparatory
to Imperial Family Seeking Safety
in Flight

St. Petersburg, Dec. 3.--9 p. m, via
Eydtkuhnen, East Prussia, Dec. A..
The city remains quiet but an extreme
tension prevails. Armed patrols are
in the streets and the postal tle.up re-
mains complete. Soldiers and employees
of other departments are being used
to deliver portions of the vast accumu-
Iation of mail.
Authorities profess confidence that
the strike will be broken in few days
but the basis u shelr optimism Is not
stated. Witte Is now convinced that
the emperor by accedng to the de-
mand for universal suffrage, may still
find common ground on which the gov
ernment moderats and extreme ele-
ments can stand. If this fails, proc.
lamation of ready made constitution
might be tried as the last card. Then
nothing would remain except proc
lamation of dictatorship.
Competent judges believe the die
tatorshlp, while It might restrain the
rising flood temporarily, would only
increase the dimensions of the cata-
cIysm and when the dam goes il will
sweep the government and the dynasty
away to common ruin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05

caused a burst of laughter at ths
young members expense. with that
degree of reverence which the per
sonal appearance of my interrogater
excites in my mind, / should say he
would be the last member of this
house to ask that question: said Will
liams.
A committee was appointed to act
with the senate committee in notify
ing President Roosevelt that congress
was ready to transact business. The
rules committee and the committee
on mileage were appointed. The rules
committee consists of the speaker,
Dalzell of Pennsylvania, GrosvenOr of
Ohio, Williams of Mississippi and De-
Almond of Missouri.
The house adjourned after a session
which lasted three and half hours
in compliance with resolutions an
nouncing the death of Senator Plat
of Connecticut, and Representative
Marsh of Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL MOODY
MAKES MANY SUGGESTIONS

Attorney General Moody in his an
nual report makes many suggestions
N connection with his office The
following liberal excerpts are deeply
interesting and vital to the people
Right Of Review.
It "a no nfreluent occurrence fer
tSe courts 10 rustain ceuurre-s 10 in
lictments. Whom q demurrer Is sus-
famed, under the present state Of law,
there is no way IN which he question
Of law. so decided against the govern
ment NAV be reviewed. When objec-
lion TO the indictment Is based upon
come constitutional or other funda-
mental ground. a decision Of this bind
un demurrer by a lower court, a. IL
establishes a precedent practically re-
suite ~ the abrogation Of the statute
~r7n which the indictment Is based.
I commend tho enactment Of a
law riv'-E 10 the United States the
same right Nv reviov m criminal cases
throughout the United St7tns as Is
now afforded ln "e Distric' II Cclum.
hla by section 935 ~ tho Code.
Amendment Of Js'".
After experience IN pe0S'n~ c7-os.
ana notably tho "c7.t0r Ieak'f case.
and after careful -cer~t'o7. an con
vinced that the Federal Statutory law
should make this an on ~ through
out fhe United states. It's ~-e-er' local
meaning and application should be en-
iareed for purposes of punishment
subsrantlvely and for purposes Of TO
novel for trial jn general hetwwe ~
all the districts of the United State.
The e~o1e ~ 'he crime under fhe com
non iaw ehoulf bs reduced 20 precise
SPECIFICATION T. i7 true. a. a mere
7ossib'u.v as the matter stands A.
--~sa-f. tNsf irre gular ties and mis-
NsNav-o-. wh'ch ere hismabie hlt
t-falu~. -av h0 '-ciude7 n fhs lffn.-
f~- = tho onru~c- b-t the most
--riC1- end ess-ntial'v c-ininal mat
-e-- ~hioT now e-ca77 9e71i Son ard
-rnl- h-e-t IN tte criminal cole are
Alec inc'u1ed.
7 -eco--7rn7. f1-rc-1-e. tl1t a
statute stoulf ha a-a..e7 ~ ftfs z-F
-i~- ~ ttp r--gr7-s uhirh sh7l deal
ade1u-telv with fhi- Subject defining
the OF nse. 0-1vlfirE f1- i-- ~In,sh-
-e1t. ex-ending tha 1-79i7'tl077 NJ
the law fh~ours mo re United Sfa'ee
and -nClrdlnr thi- cfenTe in the pres
err f-as ccncer7i-g r--oTai 0r n snT
amendment II those laws which nav
y enacted oous-s-ezt UP1a tie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
SYMPATHY WITH suLGARIANs.

Sofia, Bulgaria. Dec. 4.-The Bul.
garian Fore gn Minister made today a
verbal reply to the powers warning
to the Balkan States not to attempt
to take advantage of the naval demon.
stration against Turkey. He said the
present conditions in European Tur-
key will continue as long as the Otto.
man government connives with the
Greeks in the persistent prosecuting
of the Bulgarian population and that 4
the prosecutions provoke a massacre,
Bulgaria cannot resist the pressure
resulting from popular sympathy with
the Bulgarians in Macedonia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
SERIOUS BATTLE AT kiEFF.

Vienna. Dec 4.-The Tageblatt pub
lishes a communication from Odessa,
which says that travellers arr wing
there from Kien report that serious
fight took place there Friday between
engineers and Cossacks Many hun-
dreds were killed or wounded
The Neue Freie Presse publishes 4
dispatch from Lemburg Galicia, evil
IDENTIFY referring TO the same occur
renee at Kieff II says the engineers
refused TO work as telegraphers.
whereupon the trouble began. Five
hundred armed men left the barracks
and paraded the streets, where they
were joined by number Of infantry
men and followed by crowds Of work
men.
Near the railroad station the mutt
neers engaged three hundred Cos
yacs and drove them off. Later. in the
Jewish quarter. the mutinesrs faced
an infantry regiment which fired two
volleys, killing 165 and wounding
many. The remainder of the mutineers
surrendered.
Many Russian and Polish families,
the dispatch says, are fleeing from
Kieff where marital law has been
declared
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
THE "sLUeeER" ON TRIAL.

Chicago Dec. 1.-The trial of Chas
Gilhooley. who is declared by the
states attorney to be hired "slug
GER for the murder Of Charles Carl.
strom. commenced today. II required
eight weeks and the examination of
FIVE hundred venire men 10 complete
a jury. One Of the states Witnesses
today swore the officers of a union
unanimously voted tpshire Gilholey as
a slugger and appropriated $50 to pay
him