davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14
NOT YET OUT OF TRAP.
Russian Army Likely to Be Su,
rounded at Tie Pass

rounded at Tie Pass.
ST. PETERSBURG, March IA. 1855
a. m.-Russia's grand army with the
exception of the thousands killed or
taken prisoners on the plains and
mountains around Mukden. is. gather
ing slowly behind the fortifications of
Tie Pass, which were built as a refuge
before the battle of Liaoyang, and is
feverishly engaged in the work OF re-
organizing and further strengthening
its lines According to the general
staff. the main body has already COM
pleted it's retreat and the rear guard
southwark is falling back slowly. keep
ing In touch with the pursuing columns
of Japanese. In the complete absence
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14
RUSSIAN DEAD STREW THE ENTIRE ROUTE
OF RETREAT FROM MUKDEN TO TIE PASS

Pass h lie Russian
lie pa ca guard
miles Kopnk directing
been Of between .
whd bGnqse Til Pass soldiers
n round Tie Pas
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

Continued on Page ?, Column 8.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14
THE THEArERs.

Of Old vincennes.
ALHAMBRA-D'Alh Albert Concert.
CALIFORNIA; Mons Bsaucaire. .
CoLUMBIA-Enslish Grand Opera
Faust"
cHUTES-vaudevi
FISCHER R's-vaudevills
GRAND. o. U"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TIvOLI-Comic Opera-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

continued on Page >. column 3:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
ST. LOUIS MllLERS' CLUB
HOLDS ITS FIRST MEET.
nOsly Assemblies ~ Meeeantlls Ceao
nad Talks 0e Affairs Neloola0 60
laenlA Trade.


A meeting OF tho ~. Louis Mlii~rs waS
held nt the Mercantile club last nikht.
This II the Ntst of u scrtca of monthly
meetings to be held this winter. Alex.
andcr II. smith. tho president of thu
milling body. presided over the dinner
and tho discussion that followed.
Among those who rgoke veto Otto
Mcrchcnts' Exchange. Mr.. Tcichmann
spoke of trade conditions>in ~. lIouin and
the Government supervision Of railway
rates. W. r.. Mc,ks. of Martast, ILL.,,
spoke At length Of tho committee. 81 which
he was u member. that called On Governor
pcnccn on tho grain grading question.
A. . result of the Efforts of this COM
mitt~c. for tho frst tinc In tho history
Of tho Ss Louis trade. u uniform grading
,of grain lin ~. Louis and tNat ~. Louis
has been secured. Louis l'usn spoke On
th" history or ~. Louis miilcrn' orsanian.
tions. NJ. F,rn was tho presidrnt oe
the frat association VI this kind formed
In thu city.
y Smith, Otto 'rclchmsnn. ioais !>ns.
SPARKS. W. u hsiia, :. T. Newell. A. q.
Young J. y. Morrtsrey, William Ntrat.
ton. 0corgr A Campbell. r. E, tcichlsr.
q, p. u. Raikcs. q, J. iianebrink, J. u,
Holmes 4 J. Isrrnhoimrr. u. u. Ex3svs
Jr.. r. X. Donovan. H. u 1eonharlt.
John e. FISHER. Louis Waller. w. d.
Meek. william Mur,iock, A. v. fmbs r.
koenigun,ark. u A. wittcr and =. IL
krite.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
EAST SIDE
GRAND JURY INQUIRIES INTO
GAMBLING SITUATION AGAIN.
uadesseo0a That Nsoosve11e Y0UoO
Mes WIN Ne Calico - T0ll
What They k0ON,

Tho 81. Clair County ,irAnd Jary recon.
ven-d yesterday moruinx for = session
which. u IL b~li"vcsi. Will contlnvs
through the greater part of the wteh.
Several small criminal cnsca Wese t4ken
up. but tho gambling situation ~ Eaat
1T, Louis was tho subject ee the greater
part Ut tho days inquiry,
II has h.en rumored about ths Courts
house that th~ GRAND Jury will not Nd.
ipurn until indictments arr r~turned
against at least haif n dozen of tho Fast
~. Louis gamblers. Who have b-rn sub
Ios'naed before tho Grand Jury. Tho jur-
ors received but little Information bsrs,iso
OF the right of the alleged gamblers 10
stand on their constitutional rights and
r.fas" to answer questions which mlahe
incrlminntc themselves.
There 10 4 dc,rth oS tho gambling fsae
t~iHity In East ~ Louis. Many have
dirappcarsf FROM their usual hsuRts shs,ut
tho city. as tho rumors which reached
East ~. Louis from ls,llsyiils icd many
70 bei'cv. tbs; they would b. ss'eosassd.
u n tundcrsioo1 that . number Of Itsjjs.
vile young m.n h.v. been subpoenasd 10
tell the 0rnnd Jury what they kn0V
about gambling In ~ CLAIR County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
ADOPTS PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
TO ADVERTISE EAST ST. LOUIS
Real Estate EsHchaago Win Canvass
Merchants fos P1eAges Of
Mentally DonaSl0as.

Al q special meeting Of tho East n.
Louis Real Estate Exchange yesterday
afternoon plans were made for nm ex-
tensiv~ campaign for advertising East ~.
Louis aad Its advantages. To secure the
money needed for the advertising cS-
penses. members Of tho Real Eststs Ex-
shange viii visit merchants and business
men of ESast ST. Louis and Will endeavor
70 secure from them pledges LOT monthly
donations for q year
The advertising campaign. u 10 expect.
81. will be continued for n year at least
The advertising will b. placed In n.wspa-
pers. according 90 tho present Intention of
the exchange members. Il being tho con-
sensus % opinion that such adv eftisin.
VIII give East n. Louis tho best results
The advertising work will bc dons under
The direction OF the Real Ektats Exchange,
although u n the purposs. ns Expressed
yesterday. to advertise the city thorough
" and systematically, and In this way
bcnsht oil linee Of industry and business
Ths work OF occurring subscriptions to
Individual members of the Real Estate
EnchAnes. a plan ~aq. adopted whereby
The work n comp.ny win Field secretary
ecrsptione viii b collected viii BE- Thurs.
day. Each day q different COMMITTEES will
take up the work. .phers the committee Of
the day bafors left on. and thus make .
thorough canvass Of the entire city ID
no.,p :. s,pp'c;sd sh:, 2 fund Of about 0o~ .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
MANY R0BsERIes STIR
POLICE TO ACTIVITY.
Detectives As1ese Str Nsa % - OesA
for lsvsssi0asSso - 1Asis

Following thA many rseSsrSao aa1 buss
glA-ies perpetsatea Sunday the police yes.
ierday 0ere active In mailing airssss, and
seyesAi p~r>ons are hasd fer invsUe1GDaioo
n Their recent movsment2
esX mea we're arrested ln the HSuBth
District By detectives nf CAief DouO0odO
GcCar.hy' taSen into ensss6y e SSI-
Gay z1t CAT street about ocoA sn4 Hen.
- Eanaoa. Thomas whAlea. WuthO
saith ard Humphrey Cmraa. s1soss1 -
Later.
IN. ro,ic. say they b>iseve thst s0o ae
tho-e arrested may b A<nt FED - tn
svtnd3ed Heasy 0Naeeavk osoAay.
An tAs use4. g. b eylsoaA hRSO ~ -
Hages1 - Oaav1eos6 bGeosA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.
j RARE CHANCE

pf . lifetime for q man with money 20 step
Into an esta abHshsd and money making business
ct once and IN of the coming largest cities
IN the United States. 81 Louis. No For sa!-.
undertaking. establishment with the very
nneat of cArTtaGea. hearses. hofrea and hsrrsts,
-ndertAkans wagons. snbulanc-. burri.s ann
sUfreya. lsotnG . funeral business OF 3Jp 70 80
funerals q Can show whore tL!s h4m
cleared from si5 on So 40 curing oc
'3N. ufu seii account ~ health b~irr rad.
u hrss-ciaas and very chesp i.as- on building
in q eood location For investment uf g..
es1. which be almost cleared the r.r, var:
this syfer 9TH beaf q sfrics Investigation Il
sou mean business answer eris sd yu,i viii
never get 4 chance Ike this again "A man
Nstth espssaI 20 inv.g: and which mEans q life
lima 60 build . business OF thls Kind,
Eaye aagt8tzGtD that Will with tho ua-ty
that buys this busiD.ss and u IL not necessary
.og q man that bus. 90 know the business. 80
.sy old can 90 ali out.lde work "a Don.
nni the man thar buS. can s'ay IN the nffirs
. nd lo1k after tho cash t.Doks an: run tLa g!a
md of u: ny assi.tsnts arc sBod. nrs;-GIass
fnsa DM Is Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
RAlI.RoAD MUST oUAaD TRACKS.
East %. Lsols CITY ceusasl - ORDERS
0e oo0 o0O01OO.

AT the meeting Of Fast d. louis CITY
Council yestsrtiay afternooa the Illinois
Transfer Railroad. better known a. The
second Belt Railroad. was crdesed 20 piac.
where u crosses State street
McCasland boulevard. b~twesn Twenty.
ninth street end Thirty y-stath street. vas
City Clsrk Thomas J. williams made his
report Of collected satocn heensss for THE
quarter. 30 Tar. cut Of 81 salnons. ~
makes . record for the prompt payment
Of saloon licenses In East o. kouiS. The
ners:s s: iss,s, !. Gs ss sssf;sgT e s~ =. N. s
o. Icais strsst Car compeny. 90 prossrs
city wo,k. vas sppsossd a note of
Ssyor Of Sorrsnso. n fos the no sent
90 the people Of ihss piaes 10 b ussd M
the hened( oe viettms e ths recent hisk
Vstef thosA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

Property in CaiveFs1sy 0es0A'
DPingo e11 . 100t.

DPings 81 . 1O0G.
Two lots In University Hei9nts yef1
eold BY the aol6eook-Bloekvoaoer Coo'
Estate Trust Company yesterday to per.
sons who purchased Tor the parpeo9 q
building homes.
Samuel L Coulter. Q teaehse Of 6oteny
In Washington University. bought lot NO
q In block No. 9. having . frontage 81 u
feet, on the north side Of Columcsa ave-
nue.. The price paid Vas $36 . foot.
g feet on Columbia avenue. was pur.
chased by william r. Boyd. for 81 Soot.
Both purchasers VIII build homes oo tno
sites next spring
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

Articles Of lncouosasSoa vsss Alse -
9s 3s Es.l Hsssse H. Ss@keeyy, ~, isSssS
at $1eaooA OF which o0o-AA4 - peA -
The ssockhcldH ri xfs4 ..ss
ead each; Hasa1 Msn9 Meod Il s1'W ssS Wlsi:n q IS
Ger, = ehafU6 each. and Ae0Dees
trust. bond end ssSsty vauit business
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
MONEY 70 LOAN

on FURNITURE OR PIANOS.
DO NOT FAIL TO CALI. and get cur rates
before getting Loan elses here Our system gives
LONG TlNH SMALL. PAYMENTS and - TO
q Ter cen: discount when paid before due. We
riyc PASS BOOK. where all payments are
tered. We DO no, REQUIRE PAYMENT, while SICK
OR OUT OF WORK: NO PUBLICITY. PAPERS
car be signed Ct house. WRITE OR TEIE-
PINE us and We will seni agent 20 eSp,a!n
or BEI.l. MAIN -sIa
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No sia Commonwealth Trust Building.
Rroc awnv and Olive g; Enfra nee iel Oliva
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
MRS. MARY MURPHY.

Midwife and regular physician. graduated
nurses. etc. B.S % medical care given -
al cAs-s isTe.s. ard only .-ciut~. up-to-ia,.
home. elegant pariors p. patients exclusive
use: receives before conrnsrr.nfs: g. ir.ar,s
ssoyssd :rse. ccn~iita.icn a.: snaTninetinas
patients met o. ets'il< sr' conducted sssefp.
rsrt ray IN WORT " .es.--f. written rua..
entee Can or vri:e Eel ani Kinioch phones
Sie Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
LOANS ON FURNITURE.

E:tes ani terms unheari OF. Look:
Sl.t' weekly rays So loan.
si-.p w.asiy pays q ssg loan
s weekly PAYS ~ lean.
.5c weekly raye q SEQ loan.
Payments rnSy be made weekly. senimonthiy
or monthly. II IL 70 your interes: TO consult US
AL business private and above board see u.s.
CHEMICAL FINANCE 60.
sl Chemical building. E!ah.h and Olire
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
3 4 U Borrow Money

INVESTIGATE THIS.
We are exponsn;s OF LOw-RATE LOANS on
furniture. pianos or anv personal property
loan from can he paia IN SMALL. WEEK
I.Y Or MONTHLY PAYMENTS or all at once
20 suit you. No PAYMENTS reGuired when sick
or unemployed NO ADVANCE CHARGES.
You xec ths full amount In cash. without de-
Law: We psv any lean CT bills you may owe
without extra charge and advance MORE,
Money. combining all your debts on OUR
EASY PLAN. Transactions confidential Call.
write or nhNre and be convinced
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO..
:oi FUI.IEp-NN n nc. fth and PINE STS
PHONE HYNf0<.p 1871
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
MRS. ANNIE nsWlAnD. 2a7! CLINE ST.
on nlllahll-eStalllshef Over 20 Ysars.

Private secluded ho1e for ladies before .-i
aas'ns connnsrn.nt. Al hore cunfo-;s: tiAi
rr7sh~rty care RsgElAr ss dice Art ge1.ismsa
peysic'sns anS sI;~-'enc~. ng-s~s 50 c1a>ta-.
s-;sniapce All ssrnsle .-ou.i.s .ki;l,uity e..
s.-c~ssfuiir treated rssants ad,-.st rSe-
Perfect 0:isfse;:on gus-,ntss:- Conntsatiai
ANf via
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31


A suit fos moo damages against Joha
Hall. an fssi n. Louis ssioonhsepef. %
charge OF :eliirs LIQUOR TO an alleged
n.s''.ai bal, ,. drYnsafd. ,ssms, W before Hr.
vsii.. yesterday, snd a,trscisd much 81.
ssn,.on. especially from the ssiesnhsse~s
n: % =; s'Ys.s: >. .ss s': .:::s e::; r.; r.;
her husband. William. Was an hshlSval
drunhard and that on several oosaSi0no
she bad sons into Hairs saioea ansi haA
shs .l.ssa that hsr. husband had isss
his position oecause os his psnehans be
from him because Of HE bibuioue pso~livS.
tics Mall alleged that he cold NO drinks
10 Uttoe after he had been reqvssssl not
n the af.srnoon and. N the event tass 8
osei.ion !s reached. sealed verdict vii
eeesAsss aoest Assev Twsosy Yeass.
Insrs ves IN Affecting nsetine. ysstss.
ssy.,,s. Ssy 70 sns n. fiy:s % SSct q AlseH Ssvesa
snS S.:ss ssa: s.D n'S cs:," es'hh: h g: e
g .eSr.sHs.d s. soss . iks ~ hs
SS,ssd sssss a..,s,:s -. - - s .G%s. sssscss
1900 q Ais sissss. hss "a rot knov 70
.sn q art: u was he Isotkss Jekn.
,..r:, ::sM 1:.,s ns s:S ~. ~ e: I: f:c.:ss
1890 q; ~. 81 ~ s:ss!lss sss
eaed Thy yalesa eway SevaseS ths
Way.
.. o. 0soo A0posoeo1. =
GsvseoaA o.. OF. 40. c, Asea ~ Z,
3. -: =. :s;ssess sSsssss.s: sssss:::2s:s
ssee:sS " ne 9 Q esss!A :.
49, ~ "a e - - - -, s:s go -; - ~
"a asSs - ~ = tssg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
RoYAl. ARcASCA.

Grand CoCSCzl. AIaeoUkl- ROYAL Al
V eanSz- Saas 44-s0 Hs..An1 Da.s1iaG-A
SsrssAl veksG0 % vfaxeczA eYSRoAA hgo<af11
aoA aA9AsrD tn ohr0oA
E a BARBOUR q 4
J q 4e<1ea6sY. 0xAAa UsgrsfAFy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

IxocPExDEH esnxn o. ooo
eollLpEI LcpSk no. Z l. O. O. p lQDO
aA4 Olive scregf- 1850 eseFv Tonn1nH svs-.
iae af 3 sressea- An ysssssas srssss-s os- ssos
sssses % sssseA p~gS S9a 9, s..e<tais-
0~ae sssFy OssseG y. p RED - q.
a z pusa PsA O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

--sAA~
s'ssssSsasssse.Sseeos>a s>asss>>srr>>>ssss>snssasAaD
oo g ae.l ~. se..
0oNEY s0ne1 ~ ~ ~ ee1asa ~
80: x.A xt.akMa ave:
- ~e-
49,. .as os,,s sns':::'s =. c,ss :s,.s:: s:..,,.
~ vi - 0 M BXYAHk
O6e AOssU6D - 1EsS eOt~s6
mAVHAR0 AR00 ~ "A
RMlIX =
~ 0O81u NV 60I2 8I8kSIs
- -, 5---.-
VI EeeDoooA btODo3Sye
NONBY 20 loan salayfed Oeopls without eeeuf.
~. D. LAa1et 3NA Benoist bjdG.. m aod PfDa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
PLAZA MOTEL. 3t21 LOCUST 81.

S1ErE - Nj rsyo,ar ssss.ss ss-
t.. - =EEg.rs - Trsssrzy. lAruv r-<sss- s:n-
a. s- susie ~sfssp-tNAte ba;s- s,eA-z hsa..
.h~rsrr dS.k sss :--- ssss,r ans rs-kss .ss
easSs. sxc~i.s-t rztstrs h--ts r.z--~s. A-srscnr
sasr, s.. sussi~. s.: g. . cay Ars<A -
~ . .an<s,. ss><Ay u 10 ss. Ia
rsr~zE .sA., tS =. Cs.r<rre
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

ONE floor In warehouse. i,;T Pine 81: su.tA-
bic for light storage. Goldman Bros. liA
Olive st
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

W soushvs: Cs<ser srasdsey aaA Es>oso6
srest-kex~.Ay a-~;ssH Tses4aJ. Crtoosr II,
az :. u BcgeeO 3~>tl1G s4ombers aA4
v.s.ti-s srstArs. srass-nelly is~ti~i % stssnA
JAMES e e<H0YIELn c. G
n c Schultz. X % r. G.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
KNIGHTS OF PYTulAA.

oRrNfER LODGE. no. -. X OF p.
r~s-s esery kontay svec.ns - Castle
Han OSe Fslioss s1!.eiaS. seventh aoos. bah
No I. Nsrr rs>-ttrG Vii Be h-ls Ho~sns>f
6. !sS Eauk u IaE~ ersma.s3Sd. aAao In
t.orsaz, Sss.nsse N~nt<rs are rs1usstsd %
sc ,rsssnt Ss!s-s vs'rsre.
+ y. SINGLETON. C c
, =. wi:ts ir.. n &C r. . 8. a<sA oz'livaa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
MONEY PROCURED

On Household furniture. pianos or other Sc
cur.ty. salaries aiyanc1d: confidential.
So. LOUIS INVESTMENT co,
ts Missouri Trust Built.nc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
l1lRRINE
Cures Whiskey and Beer Habit

with French and American sportsmen.
Ex Minister Poincarre conducted the
prosecutions He made scathing attack
on the prisoner, which aroused some
of the audience to such an extent that
the president Of the court threatened
to clear the room.
Witnesses swore that at the time Of
the accident the car was travelling so
miles an hour They asserted that the
prisoner was fully aware of the acct
dent, but did not stop. The lamps Of
the automobile were not lighted.
Shepard and Therne testified that the
automobile MAS going only II miles an
hour They did not know that an ac-
cident had occurred until they read of
it in the newspapers.
NJ. Poincarre demanded that an exem-
plary sentence be imposed. The court
deferred decision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
WILLIAMSBURG.

yern Edison Is taking vacation from
Martins market and has gone deer
hunting
Rev. Mr.. Strong has returned from his
brief absence and viii occupy his pulpit
Sunday.
Miss Belle Robinson was home yes
terday from her school in Isle Ia Motto.
She was accompanied by friend.
Most 81 tile schools in town have been
closed since Wednesday on account Of
the teachers institute at Montpelier.
Miss Abbie Carleton returned home
from a several weeks visit with friends
in Worcester, Essex, Plainheld and Tun-
bridge.
The Bosworth and Wilfore auctions
were both well attended and good prices
we're realized. The Bosworth place was
bought by j. J. Poor.
The corn husking at Mr.. Hollis Thurs
day evening was attnded by nearly one
hundred neighbors and friends. All re-
port an excellent time.
There was good number at the
chicken pie supper and sale at town hal
last evening, and the society viii realize
quite sum from the sale OF articles
and from the supper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
DEFIEs THE BLACK HAND.
D. B. wesson Is III Because of Threats,
but Declares He'll Not Yield.


Springfield, Mass, Oct. 21.-Daniel j.
Wesson, the muIti-millionaire revolver
king. whose life, S1,125,000 home and
great factories have been threatened
with destruction by the notorious Black
Hand of New York, has been so shocked
BY the threats that physicians fear for
his life.
Mr.. Wesson, who is more than eighty
has been afflicted with neuritis for some
time, which has gradually undermined
bis system. The threats of the Black
Hand have alarmed him, made him a
prisoner in his Maple street castle, caused
him to surround himself with armed
guards, and to send his sons, Joseph and
Walter, and his son-in-law, Harcourt
Bull, away from the city, fearing that
they, too, may be made victims of the
blaekmailers.
"The letters received by Mr.. Wesson
are the work OF some crude amateur,
said City Marshal Stebbins. "The first
letter demanded that $500 be taken on
a certain night to place outside the
city, and another letter was received de
manding a much larger sum.
"A decoy was sent to the place men
toned in the first letter, but there was
no one at the place to receive the men,
and no indications that anyone was
around the spot"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
CHELSEA.

The selectmen are repairing the long
bridge IL front of the hardware store OF
Z. o. Tracy.
Z, Allen Dickinson has gone to Waits
River, where he has job OF painting
for John Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Holmes of East
Bfookiield were guests of the formers
brother, VIII G. Holmes.
Col. G. s. Emery was in Montpelier
Wednesday TO be present at meeting
OF the directors Of the Union Mutual
Fire Insurance company.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Lamb Of Brad
ford was in town Wednesday bringing
with him Thomas Kelley Of Bradford
70 serve ten days in jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Day of New
ton, Mass, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Stone. Mr.. Day is
executor OF the viii Of the late Rev. DR..
Vim. II. Davis.
Mrs. James A. Mowan and children,
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erastus Dickinson on Court street, re-
turned 10 their home in st. Johnsbury
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Corwin and Miss
Lrvia Hatch returned from Randolph
Thursday, where they had been guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers, who were
former resident Of Chelsea.
Constable Frank Alderman of Yer
shire was in town the first Of the week
TO obtain from the county clerk an aue-
tioneef's license which enables him TO
Join the ranks of "hammerwielders'
Rev. II. J. wyekoff and family arrived
in town Monday evening to pack their
goods preparatory to moving to Connec-
ticut. Mr.. Wyckof win preach at the
Congregational church next Sabbath.
The number Of cases OF measles in
town since the notorious excursion tc
Ausahle Chasm is sixty as reported by
the health officer and new cases reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
HERRICK MAY
LOSE OHIO
Conditions in the State Alarm
Republicans.
DEMOCRAT MAY WIN.
Governors Action in Important Matters
Unsatisfactory He Will Lose
Heavily in the Rural
Districts.

Columbus, O., Oct. 21.-It is sixteen
years since a Democrat was elected to
Office in Ohio and the average Repub-
lican plurality in the last five years ex-
ceeds $4,000. Last year the Roosevelt
electoral ticket had plurality in the
State Of 255,421. 1t indicates something
radically wrong with the man who is
the candidate of that party this year
for governor when the party managers
admit that there is danger of his de-
feat. No one has any doubt about the
election of the rest Of the candidates on
the Republican State ticket, though some
of them may run behind somewhat. The
troubles that the Republican campaign
managers are having are due wholly to
she official conduct of Governor Myron
I. Herrick, who is asking second term
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
BLAMING CLARK.
Cry Of Politicians Thought to Be in
Bank Scandal.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 2i The belief
is growing that the Enterprise Bank at
Allegheny was looted by politicians.
Homer L. Castle, Prohibition candidate
for state superior court Judge, who first
drew attention to the banks affairs by
publicly asserting that the institution
was carrying practically worthless SCI
curities which had been deposited by
state politicians for personal loans, af-
firms yesterday:
Il am satisfied that Senator Penrose
win be found TO have paper in the En-
terprise bank. If all the facts in con-
nection with the ruin of the bank are
made public my statements win be sub
stantiated ! know positively that there
is one note in the bank for 100000,
signed by w. H. (Bull) Andrews and
Endorsed by Arthur Kennedy and 4,
j. Torrance
Kennedy and Torrance are associated
with Andrews in the New Mexican rail-
road deal that is believed to have alb
sorbed large part of the banks funds
w. A. Selling, a director OF the bank
says: Il suppose that the politician:
will do something to keep the affair
from going any further, and it Is pos
sible that they will put up the money
which the bank stands to lose, just t
keep things quiet"
The machine politicians charged will
"hucksteringp state funds have appar
i emily agreed on line OF defense. The.
lay all the blame on Clark, the deaf
cashier. .'The dead man did it !" is thei
plea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
Buster Brown

There u probably not a theatre goer
iii this wide land who is not familiar
with the name Of Buster Brown and
his attendant misfoftunes, laughed at
his mischievous pranks, as drawn by
that humorous artist, Richard II. Out
cault, and published in the colored
pages of the New York Herald By
special arrangement with that paper
and Mr.. Outcault, one Of the most Sllc-
cessful playwrights has constructed a
farcical comedy which embodies many
Of Buster Browns most amusing ad.
ventures. II viii be presented at Hale's
Theatre Thursday. November End, matt
nee and night. Buster Brown" should
prove to be an immensely popular at
traction, not only to the children but
to those Of larger growth, who have a
warm corner in their hearts, for the
memories of their youthful days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21

quantity Of the purest Pepsin and other ex-
pensive drugs each tablet contains, (see
formula on bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at so
cents bottle on an absolute guarantee to
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, IL You have not used Pepsoids before,
so-cent bottle FREE; merely send US
your name and address, and you will re-
ceive promptly full sized bottle. You do
not obligate yourself to pay cent. All we
ask after Pepsoids have cured or greatly
benefited You is, that you recommend
Pepsoids to your friends. Every man
by E. A. Drown, Barre, Vt, and E. Z.