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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-19
GREAT BARGAINS IN THE FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT SATURDAY


AVS
bts Oxfords the black and white
stripes for fall worth 800, sale Saturday, AQn
colors
ium
Saturday wv
FROM 11iOO A.
and
last garment ~
FROM TO 1900 A. NJ.
Umbrellas adies Cents good solid
and worth 76c limit Of &c
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-19

al ABOUT HdII IHeH Regular HdIuS
Children's Fine white Dresses at
Half Price Saturday.
Children's 800 White Dresses, m
at........... .....ss..s.. - -
csildron'' 500 White Dresses. 1.5O
c6,ldren'' '+oO White Dresses 200
ChIldren's $3.50 Bingham Dresses, OQr
all colors ages to IA, at.......,....
women's $500 Lawn Wrappers, 1AR
Saturday, at..........,.......,...'...s y
w0msn' 500 Lawn Wrappers CSC
at...s...ss.. s...ss.'ss'ssssss
women's 800 Dressing sacques, AOC
Ali fine Dressing sacQues at half price.
20 A. n.
women's Long Kimonas, regular AQc
t.Oo value. ..........s'...' .''s.s.''''''''
$50 to 9fSO A. n.
women's Dressing Sacques, 10r
nt,..................,.s,s. .......sas''s's''s-
TO 10 A. NJ.
women's Sateen Underskirls worth ARC
N.OO, .....s....s.ss..'..'s
to o p. NJ.
women's 800 and SIS Wrappers, AOC
at............s,....'''..ss '.'s''''' '''''''''
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-19
TRAVELLERS SUPPLIES

Kerao leather covered brown grain finish extra deep
with brass bolts and lock- with shirt fold and GO
cloth lined regular $500 value Saturday, only. %.IO
800 suit genuine hide steel frame fancy cloth GO
ined stout fold straps inside special Saturday B.JO
$3.50 heavy duck covered trunk fat top wide iron ng
and center band Excelsior lock- steel valance clamps - no
and bumpers real bargain, t..,.....:.S wv
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-19
DRUG DEPARTMENT

HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR PRICES FOR SATURDAY,
o
Notau Soap ca fine toilet with layer of cold cream) 11C
26c Violetne Tooth Paste 1Oc
packag
(voet perfumed)
omer
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-19
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 1905.

THE RELIABLE STORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-19

Saturday will be the last day Of the Big
Graniteware and Enameled Ware Sale az
advertised for this week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
rGin Gomplot," iast MitdDell.

GrflGrlm1en beS 9unoeSicnotorS be.
5iiQIih Der gcgen i'm erbobencn
Nnflo0e. - Hcpr1ielltont Ginger
Ncrmmn 1ubcrt iid cbeniolS
onriiber.
Spofonc, @oib, ., San, -
@ulocSienotor Withcll bon Oregon
bot, nodoem CT qebort, bnB cr III
EortIono in Berbinoung nit Den
2onbbetrii1ercien inter Mnflo9e &C.
itent iuorocn iei, lolgenoe GrflGrung
ob9egeben:
User INNER bebollptct, ih bate
icmolS @elo III Gcrbinoung nit Can.
oerci Nllgclegeubciten crboltcn, III
Gin 2il9ner. I'D babe Euter in met.
neln gan5cn Sebeil uiht geiebe1, bis
bob or nit cinent Ginfiibrumgsbriei
bon 3. q. WopS, cincm Yortlonoer
Trcltnbc bon mir, in @oibin9ton bel
mir ooriprod. Snbem ih ibn Dor
Dem 2anbomtc bebiilflih iuor, babe
id) MIR gctbon, ipoS ih fir Sauienbe
bon onocren @iiraern bon Srcgou
ebcnIdllS getbon babe. Gr Iogte mir,
er JET pon Srou Mutlon beoilitruot,
nab 9hlgclegenbeiten ocrielbcn 3t ic.
ben. Gon elmer Tergiitlug in @clo
mar 5pi ihen mir uno Elter abiolllt
feite Mcoc. Sd CLAUDE, ooB id BON
Tcrboitinn9 ouf @runo Der 9egell
mid erbobenen NnfIoge bcircit bin,
mobreno Der GongreB III Sibilng lit,
troBoem bin i6 ieoen au1enblid be.
rclt, nod Fortlonb 5ilriid5lfebren,
lobolo mir Ole StootSonpoltihoit Die
Gcriidlernn0 einer ioiortigcn Ero,ci.
iirurg giebt."
Ter senator be5eidnet Die gcaell
i'm erbobenc 9~lnfloge ais elm Com.
plot.
Iltd) eoli9reBlnttglieo Ringer Ser
mann Der gcitern nod @aibin9ton
5lurildgereiit lit, bat cine grflGrrno
erlollen, CT bebollptet, Die geacll
i'm erbobene gnfloge iei ouf Elm
nid)tSmiiroigeS Gomplot 5nriidSufiib.
rel. Wenn getriiaereien porgefom.
men leien, 10 lei CT oos Spfcr Dor,
9etriigereien getporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Saftus ais 8icbfuttcr.
,Sntcrciiontc Grpcrimentc i'll Idcr-
but Gcpartcmcnt. Gullono'
Giloncn aus 8orto Mico,
ieph 5ltriid erboltcn.

Gilon5cn aus Eorto Nico.
Muibiu1tom. =. T., :. Sol,--
,Srn Nderbuu 0cportcnlcnt neroet
oacrhono tntcrcIiontc Grperimcnte
ocmodlt. GineN Der Nncltcltcn 5lelt
ooroli ob. cincn oorncnlolcn GoftllS
slt prool5ireuL mcld)cr nlti Den ipoIlcr'
loicn Gbcncu bc& @cltcna madylet
tonlte, m0brcno glcih5citl9 Tcrllldlc
nit tcllen Moid)iucn onocItcllt lucr'
oen, INN ocu itodcIi1cn Guttlla, ipcl'
der iid) in Colorado, Nri5ono, Ncm
Merifo uno nnbcrcn Orten 5oblreid
iinoct, olS &icbfllttcr SIT ucrpcrtben.
Man bat pcrId)icbcnc Sottl@orten
ans Wtcrifo mo Gcntralanerifn ims
portirt mo &rcu5llngen porAcnonls
men. 0orollS lit cine ltodeIlole
Gottlt8ort crSieIt morocL Is Ird0t
it'd in0cb, oh bicIclbc IN Den @illtcn
oeocnoen oca McitcnH lid miro al.
pilanSeH lollcn. Mtebr MuHlidt aIl
lrnnlittelbarc prattiide Ecrlucrtbun1
bobeu Die StannpimoihincrL mclfc
ole itodcliQcn Gottlt3nrteu 5lt cincm
ioitigct @rci ucrarbcitcrL 5llr &icb'
iiittcrlmg gut ucrmcnobor, 10 l0nAc
Der 9rci iriid) lit, 81 conicruircu lit
oericlbc uidt, bo CT icbr raid in WGb,
rung ilbcrGcbt.
@citcrc Grpcriucntr limo nit G0i
iomo. Eflou5cn aus Yorto Nico on9c'
Itcut lporoen. Die @ltr5cl oiclcr
Yilon5c lieicrt %bctonntlid) boS bclicb-
tc Sopioco; ober Die @ltr5elrinOe cI-
niger GorictGtcu cntbGlt eincu iebr
itorten Ero5cntioB @IuliGllre. binrCi
deub, I'M ielbit bel bcnl @eulic &c
ringer GuontitGten Der Ninoc ocn
So6 III meni9cu Nil9ctblidcn berbcis
5ufilhren, 0ci Der @eWinnung pom
Supiocn aus benz ipcid)en Wnrt Der
@itr5cl mnlb iebr poriihtiN 5t @crfc
Acaon0cn mcrbcn.boB bic 3inbc midi
nit hinein9emiidt miro, I'm MN
Der @eiobr Der 9IolliGitre. Ser0iitltnQ
nor5ubengerL pcrIllhtc man, cine
bloitiGnre.ireie Goliomo.Eilon5e her.
por5lbringcm unb eS lit bercitS qc-
Iln1en Bilon6en 81 5iebcn, bel bencn
Der NlouiGurc9ebolt BON 70 oli 4
Yro5cnt beroboemGBigt lit, 9icie
iinb uuihqblid4 mno mnl-mia nun
ncriuhcn, bieielben IN 1r0beren
Grontit0tcn on5uboucn. Sir @olb.
SropengegenoclL mic Slorioo, ioluie
nomentlih iiir Eorto Hico, milroc Der
Nnbolt elmer ioldcn Filon5c iid olo
lcbr lobncno crlpeiicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Gin @eidenf fnr's Prbsn.

BeHH Sbr Gureu I0nisrU eiu uIlfEtAfz
N8eibHdthts Sefheut WathsH Bali Elm @e1srf
tir'o gaH3e ecbclt. 70 lGbt ne eiagn aaria5 IN
Gfeaie.T ameH.s aHeiegriHfsH
ourhutacheu. Eie Sdmle 1T lett neafuft Esr
aulienpuHfl M aeTiua. EAujer fAt R5s MbHHes
ilaiieH meroen ieHi dHfaeuommeH saFafH r.
eingnHaeH iueHoe man fiA an 9lFs. aHsers. Ss-
2i2, 9uro.G hutirS' Sttahe. E3f6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Dies un5netielboft Die ebemoliae DIT
reihiihe aronprirSeiiin fir oen
@roBtheil Der Shuloen ibrer Shme'
Iter uno oeren 8eliebtert 8c5o Mots
totid, nerontmortlid) bolten miro.
@ie man hort, iou StephNnie ooS
@clo ipGtcr pom &oiicr Sron5 Sos
ieph gllriid erholtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

w." Der Baltimore Mebgerpcr.
elm" miro anl n1dlten Mittuod,
abenb in Soifmann's Safe an Der
gde bon 6orreit. nnb 2onitrobe iei.
ne Notwithstanding ,tno Beam.
tenipabl abbalteu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18

Has Withdrawn His Note to Frsneh
Charge D'Affaires.

Washington, Dec 1s.--Presidsnt Cas-
tro, having withdrawn his note 10 NJ.
Taiguy, the French charge d'sfsirss,
matte incident is closed. Tbs Incident
was caused by protest lodged on Sep
teulber 10 at Caracas by ths French
charge d'aifaires, II. Taigny, against
the closing Of the Caracas station o. the
French cable company and the expuls
sion from Venezuela OF NJ Brun, the
manager of the company 10 this corr
munication tha Venezuelan goyernmeHt
replied that NJ Taigly's protest could
only be considered rs Az aot 81 psrscpal
hostility and that the VenezueIzn gov
ernment would abstain from treating
with the rFannh government Through NJ.
Taigny until he apologized
This note offended tho French govern
mont and venezaela was requested by
France to withdraw that part OF the
note which gave notice that VousTuela
would not communicate further through
M. Tnigny This President Castro has
refused 60 do, although the Freach GOV
eminent sert squadron Of war sAips
to the island OF Martinique preaagstory
to blockading some of the Venezuelan
ports. Finally the government st Waah-
ington commissioned the Americas min
isteF AT Caracas, Mr.. Russell. to endaaveg
to arrange tie Franco Vrnenieian diplo-
matte incident, and the step fust taken
BY President astro Is ia al probability
due to the influence Of Mr.. Esisseil With
the government Of VenexuelR.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18

Dr.. Lawrence Flick was talking to
visitor about educating the people in
hyEienic principles, when his callsr intsr
rupted By saying z was visiting IN .
small town not far from The White Hav.
en- sanitarium sone time ago, when
came across an amusing circumstances.
Owing TO its proximity to The SAM
tarinn nearly All the people in the town
learned Of the milk and eag dist and
The open air cure. The result in that
whenever anyone gets little cold that
the ordinary person elseWhere would
hardly bother about, the Afflicted ons
immediately thinks be ia ID for tuber-
culosis, and remembering the saIlitarilin
treatment at once starts IN On it. Tbs
first thing he does il 10 take the win
dows out of the sAshes, or else erect
tentA in the back yard and virtually live
ont Of doors in the cold, besides drinking
more eggs end milk in week than the
ordinary person would in month. OF
course such one soon gets better and
attributes it all to the treatment" Dr..
Flick looked gratifed and said There,
don't you see, that shows how the public
can and il willing u be educated to the
proper methods of living. '-PhiIsdelphia
Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18

Plaintiff Now Has Five Days in the
jackson Citizenship Case.

The defense in the "citizenship case
Of O. "A. Phelps vs.. States Attorney
s. Hollister jackson concluded putting
in its testimony before Judge E. G.
Mower Of Burlington Saturday, and the
plaintiff will now be allowed 1--WE days
ii which To present rebuttal. The de-
fense put on Farquar Stuart McClenuan,
Montreal attorney, who has made a
spcciul study Of Canadian naturaliza-
tion laws. He wrnt into considerable
detail over the naturalization methods
in the province Of Quebec. from his own
knowledge, and by quoting nuthoritiss
ON the subject. Tie testified in Tsply
to Hypothetical question that ii was
his opinia that Horatio n jackson,
grandfather OF s. Hollister Jackson, who
hold a eomsaissinn undor flge crown as
justice Of the peace and took the cath
If allegiance became g british subject.
He did not think that Rev. S. n lack
ean. who wns horn in the United States,
became British subject BY that act.
As To the Rev. s. n. Jackson perform
ing the duties OF q minister in Canada,
he testified that they could be performed
hv clsrgymen who were mot British sub
jects.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
CAN TAKE wIFE's MONEY.
And Not Get Hauled Up for It, Say Bur
iington Authorities


Burlington, Dec. is. A man can take
his wiie's rloaey II lie waats it and
By 10 doing be- does mol commit felony,
at lrast that n the opinion II tlle offs
cinls ia city court and on Saturday \
aase sghirat Mnhama Maron, who was
charged With stealing siad frpn his
wifn, WAS nci pressed.
MrF Mazon, whosa given name is
Sadie, was employed BY the Queen City
Cotton Co. She lost portion cf one
hand while Ak work at the mill and
rsreived from the eornpsny $l55. This
che determined 10 keep as rest egg
for fortune which she hoped To acquire,
and phaeed 1t in tho bottom oi her
trunk.
Air MaFon's idess did not agree with
thaEe OF his wife. He thought that the
money WAS his hy right ard that II
should be rut into ciyeulRtion es seen
~ pOessbIe. This led to several disputes,
but Mrs. Nnxon had the KEY 70 the
trunk ana kept her menpy until Friday
might, when she left the house. MEa
her reiarr IeT paoises wGs missing and
slla made complaint 10 the police. Ma.
ron was ar4es cd and a sfTiet search
revealed $a5 Of the sim she had lost.
part Of this being On Mnrep
When the case came irso court the
question was raised Is 10 whether a
nan could talSr roney from his vie.
After sonsulting ths authorities IL was
decided that there was no eriminsl fctioH
against Marou and he was discharged.
f4rs. Mnrnn may bring civil action
aesinst her husband
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Held A BANQUET.
Fifty Newspaper Men Gathered at Rut.
lAns Saturday Night.

Rutland Dec ls.-T banquet d
The Newspaper men II Tbs Berwick, Sal
urday evening. wes happy AMI sue
cessful event. About 30 press men rsp-
resentiAS the papers ii different parts
Of Vermont. were present The banquet,
which was suuptuuus affair, vas serv.
"a AT $50 O'Clock ard was followed b.
post prandial exercises
Business Manager f. X. Parsons of
the Rutland Herald pveaided as tosst.
master. The priuespsl addresses were
delivered Nv John b. Shaie. president of
tia PUblishers Press association, aud
Edward J Bowen 81 Philadelphia. Pres
ident Shale gave an interesting discourse
on the gathering and dissemination of
news, emphasizing ~ the thres rardinal
points, accuracy, preinptness and brew
ty. Mr.. Bowen gave bright speech il
which he paid txihute to the part played
by tho prsss in bringing about chsnge
Ia municipal affairs III Philadelphia
Others who spoke we're r. G. Belk-
nap Of ths Bellews Talls Times. r. H.
Kiuhau Of Heiiows Falls, H Il Hinalsy
of the Ludlow Tribune, VI. W. Wilson
Of the Bristol HeTxld. City Editor T.. T.
Cowles, G. Z Goddard and ] II. Kells8e
of the Rutlsud Herald and & r. Harris
of The Rutland News
Through tie ceuYtasy Of Mayor T.. r.
Manning Of RntlxHd. who wss also IN
Attendance upon the banquet, svsfy
newspaper man ives presented with j
marble paper weight nadss Y the Col,nn-
bian Marble eompsny.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
W. N. Grearson Died OF Tu-
bercul0sis in California.
WENT THERE FOR HEALTH
Member Of Firm Of Grearson & Beckett
of WilIiamstown- Mrs. oliver Stone
Of Central Street and A. solare
Were the Others.

Word was received this morning at
the plant Of Crearson & Beckett at Will
Jamestown Of the death Of William n.
GFearsan, one Of the partners, at Red
laads, Cal, at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Grearson, with his wife and little
adopted boy went TO California last
March to try to benefit his health, for
II WINS feared that he would become a
victim Of consumption II he stayed at
his business longer. But the change Of
lciimate did not have the desired effect
and bis health rapidly declined until his
death eame suddenly.
Mr.. Beckett was born in st. George.
IN. b., about 3s years ago. He came
TO Nilliamstown 20 years ago and III
years ago went into the granite business
in company with George Beckett. The
business had been built up 10 n very
prosperous part Of Williamstown's I'M
dustries.
Mr.. Grearson iaaves his wife and an
adopted son, as well as host Of friends,
who win be panied TO learn Of his
death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
LIFELESS BODY FELL
INTO HIS ARMS
Cornelius Moody Of Waterbury Fell Into
Arms of Drew Daniels Who Had
Called to Help Him Raise
Horse.

Waterbury, Dec. 1s.-corneIins Moody
dropped dead last night at midnight in
his home here, the cause OF death being
heart failure. At 11.so he was awaken
cd BY noise in his barn. He investi-
gated and found that his horse had
fallen in the stall in such manner that
it could not get up. Mr.. Moody tried
to help the animal but could not, Then
be called on one of his naighbors, Drew
Danies, TO help him. While waiting for
MIR. Daniels Mr., Moody went into the
house. When the former opened the
door Mr. Moody's body lauchsd through
into hs arms. Or. Aiinard, who was at
once called, pronounced death due to
heart failure.
The deceased was 35 years Of age and
hayes q wife, one child, two brothers,
Warner Of Waterbury and Frank OF
Boston, and one sister. The funeral win
be held Wednesday at 2.30.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Fr. W. j. O'SuIIiyan Of Mont
pelier Observing Anniversary
BANQUET LAST EVENING
Reception This Afternoon and Great Day
Of the Observance Comes Tomorrow
-Fr. Sullivan Had Charge
Of Barre Mission.

The completion of rs years in tie
priesthood was the occasion Of the cele-
bration, which began yesterday, in hon
or Of Rev. Fr. w. y 0'Sullivan, pastor
Of ST. Augustine's church in Monfpclia
and formerly in chargs of the Catholic
mission in this city. The exerciscs OPEN
ed last evening and will continue through
tomorrow. Last evening the alumni and
former members Of st. Michaefs paroch-
ial school rendered him a banquet. tho
affair being held at the school build
ing. There was a programme before tha
banquet, and afterwards Father 0Sul-
livan was presented purse Of gold. He
responded graciously to the presents
ticn.
Today was children's day ia the cele-
bration. High mass was celebrated by
FIR. O'Sullivan, with vocal and instru-
mental music by the ehildren's choir.
This afternoon reception was ten
dered at the Blanchard opera house..
Tomorrow is counted the big day Of
the celebration. beginning at 10 o'clock
solemn high mass win be celebrated with
Rt. Rev. j. s. Michaud Of Burlington
and probably fifty priests and others
connected with the Catholic church In
Vermont and Canada in attendance.
After the mass the ladies' Of st. Vincent
de Paul socisty will serve dinner at
the K Of G. hell, at which the visiting
clergy win be present. The parish re-
ception will be held tomorrow evening
in ST. Angustine's church.
The programme, as arranged for the
reception, il as follows. Overture, Miss
Cashen, organist; chorus, Priesthood,
the Glorious, members Of St. Angus
tines choir; solo, Miss Ida Hughes;
greetings In French, A. esalaise; eBon
Pastor" grand ehorus; members cf jun
iur choir: Benedicticn OF the Blessed
Sacrament; hymn, Holy God We Praise
Thy Name, congregation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
LIouoR SELLING cHAReEp.
Two Bars Up in Caledonia County
Court.

ST. Johnsbury, Dec. 1s.The civil
eases in Caledonia county court are
ended and the state cases began Satur-
day, the first ease to be tried being
State VS.. Rusti Barr Of Hardwick, for
the alleged Illegal sale Of liquor. A
suit against the respondents brother,
Eedio Barr, with be the second case
for trial, the same offence icing charged
A verdict was ordered for the defen-
dsnt in the case Of Emily Borash Us.
the Town Of Hardwick ct the cloee of
the defendants febGttal evidence Just
before the close of court Friday night,
upon the ground that the plaintiff had
failed TO give any evidence tending 10
prove that the depression ia the road
whore the accident happened was in the
apFroaeh 10 tbs culsert in question which
it was alleged was the duty Of the town
to keep Ia repair. The motion for a
verdict was strenuonsly opposed by G.
G. Austin Of St. Albans, for the plaintiff.
The case has been long and tedious
one, as well as being sharply contested
by both sides.
James b1riAnd OF DanYllle was IN
court Thursday, and pleaded guilty to
second offense Of intoxiestiun and was
sentenced to pay n fine of SIS and costs
Of prosecution, the whole amounting TO
sz5.06, which be paid Wallace Aims
werth Of peachns pleaded guilty TO a
second oiIense Of intoxication and sen.
tence was stayed until later in the
term. James Cardella cf Hardwick was
afraigned yesterday ard piendcd not
guilty to en- Indictment Tor iNtoxication
found against him by the grand jury
at the last June term Of tnis court He
viii be tried at the present term for two
offenses. Ernest Nye Was informed
against yesterday and pleaded net gull
ty to the crime Of refusing to send
his children 10 school according TO law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
His Alna Mnter.

q thought" said the irritable old
head Of the firm, that yon said when
hired you that you had taken course
OF instruction al an academy
Eyes, sir replied the young man.
eWall. do you mean 10 tell me that
anyone could 30 through an academy
and spell the way you do Look ct
that letter Hall the words arc mis-
spelled and what do you mean by
making ma SAY has tame Confound
yoH, ii hadn't glanced over this thing
after you'd got It copied the man is
written 10 would think me fool Come,
own uF, now What academy Was this
that yoa attended
1liit was Prof De Ehppsndale's
dancing academy, sir. =" Chicago Record
Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
ALEX. MoRToNs FUNERAL.
Was Held Yesterday Afternoon--C Clan
Gordon Attended IN Body.

The funeral of Alexander Morton was
held from his late home, SIS blackwell
street, at two O'Clock yesterday after
noon, the Rev. II A. Poole officiating
The members Of Clan Gordon attended
N body and they with the many
outside friends who were present., flied
the house TO its limit.
The pail bearers we're Joseph Graham,
David Mcknight, Robert Mcl ght, John
Stuart, Alexander Smith as Jonathan
Carson. The inteTment WAS in Hope
cemetery
1'he soral tributes were as follows:
Piisow. Mrs. Morton and family; wreath,
Clan Gordon: carnations and roses, Mr..
ard hrs. John Stuart; wreath. neigh
bVrs; roses and carnations, Mrs. David
Mcknight. raswa. Afral 1ahn stuart; car.
nafiuus. Mrs. r. ] Bfnvn. Mrs. nonald
smith, Mrs. Samuel Carsvell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin, Hfr. and Mr.. Jcssph Ora
ham; Mr. md Mrs. Jonathan Carson,
nr. ard Mrs A. ii Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. >. Gilhertson, Mr.. ard Mrs. z. L.
Reynolds, Mrs. 4. 6. Comolli. Mrs. Ce-
leste Binnrhi, Mr. and Mrs McTurk and
Mr.. and Mrs. oohn Gilhertson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
AMERICAS SHIPS SEIZED.


North Sidney, \ g., Dee. IA. Alleging
IA infriSgeusnt Of ths rights oi Arneri
can HahsrmsA IL Canadian rstert. Ca
nadien authorities Saturday seized the
Glovesster kshiss sekosner Tsttler. Ear
ly IN October the Attler arfivsd II North
Sidnsy from tbs Hay of 1slGuSs. and
ahipped ssew VI Newfoundland tshsr.
msn whe had gone 10 North Eydnev
70 aYoid tsehnicality in the Newfsund
l&nd ashiRg treaty, which fortids mu
Amssicsa vessel to Secure bait Or men
vithia = fhreessile lisnit ef the island.
Ihe Ysttier thsH sailed for the New.
fouxdisxa hants. The Canadian author.
ities fssimed thst the Gloucester skipper
SHOULD slks havs seeursd al the fime
q 0aaadixs ssking hc-nss. II il eeid
that . numbsr sf ether Awericsn sehron-
egs will hr ssired cr simiIsr rrmplasnfs
II thss call AZ Caasai&s ports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
PAUL KrNGsToN's COW.
It's Death on Friday Last Lent Wings to
Direful Rnmor.

PAM Kingston killed 4 COW Friday.
TIE COW died in much the same way
that ether cows have died. But the
air of mystery seemed to ervslop this
slaughter from the start The blood
was freely sprinkled about, and may
have given rise to the direful reports
which few about the city Saturday
night. Runners began to take deiinite
shape along about eight o'clock, and
finally mans head and a sartugs bar
rel were plainly outlined on the horizon
of mystery. The two came togsthcr
and there was the story. Pale women
and uide-eyed men heard the tale, how
Paul KinEston had found mans head
In the garbage barrel, OF his place op
posite the plant OF Jonas Brothers. FL
nally the mans head assumed, In the
story. ycu must remember, thn appear
ance Of an Italians head. The imsgina-
tion pictured terrible crime, with I'M
known participants.
A Times reporter went ont, hot ON
the scent Of the mystery, cnIy to land
up against 9 solid wall Of faet--the fact
that Paul Kingston had killed hossy
on Friday, tnlucky Friday.