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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
Tax Hurts Charleston Plant.

The high tax and license tax for
canning oysters and other shell fish,
passed at the last session of the leg
islature, has resulted in the eetermln-
alton of Charleston concern to dis
solve it's corporation, after organizing
and purchasing a site and starting the
construction of it's canning plant.
Some delay was experienced in get
ting the full information from Colum-
bia about the law, and the organization
proceeded in the meantime with the
result stated. The law was enacted
upon the Introduction Of bill by the
Charleston delegation and DOW 1t
happens that the act initiates against
a local concern which would have
expended $4,000 in wages a week.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
Mass Meeting Of Farmers.

A big mass meeting of the farmers
of Spartanburg county will be held at
the court house the first Saturday in
August, under the auspices Of the
county cotton growers association.
President Smith of the state organiza-
tion is expected to be present and
possibly Harvie Jordan of the general
association. Speech making will be
participated in by all those of promJ'
uece who are present.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
Two Held on Murder Charge.

Charged with killing Charlie Gillian,
eolored, Horace Sheppard. alias George
Gillian, and Richard Gilliarns, both
negroes. have been arrested and lodg-
ed in he county jail at Newberry.
Gillian was shot from ambush at
night, his dead body being found the
following morning cne mile from the
scene of the shooting. 1t is said that
there is strong circumstantial evidence
against the men.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
Participants in Riot Unknown.

No arrec-s have been made as vt
in connect On with the disorderly con.
duct at Landrum, says a news item
from Spartanburg. Several state con-
stables went to the town, but founc
everything quiet. The parties who
created the disturbance, it seems, left
soon after the affray and have not
returned.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
Discuss Eocze from Pulpit.

Probably the most unique airing OF
the dispeasary question ever had IN
South Carolina occurred in the h:stor-
ic Red Hi Baptist church a. PARKS
vile. From the pulpit Of this edlflce
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
COTTON CONDITION LOWERED.

Deterioration Shown in All States Ex-
cept Georgia and the caro'inas.
The Journal of Commerce, New.
York. published its August crop report
Tuesday, consolidating the returns OF
l 1925 special correspondents. 1t shows
> condition of 1874 against S1.2 for
June, a decline of 5.s points. This con-
d;tion compares with "a for the cor
responding time last year, u In l9oS
and so in 1902. Deterioration is SHOWN
in all states except North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03

SOUTH CAROLINA {
!; STATE NEWS ITEHS.
Brock Shoots Bi!linesIey.
N0CI(oTJ@JT

E. G. Billingsley, vice president of
the West Construction company Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, was shot in Dar-
lington a few days ago by Joe Brock,
finishing smith Of the same con-
Germ.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
MAKE WAR ON MOSQUITOES.
Is Advice Of Surgeon General Wymas'
to southsrn People,

to southsrn People.
Washington dispatch says: IN
discussing the yellow fever situation
Surgeon General Wyman declared that
it could not be too strongly impressed
upou the people of the southern states
that the only sure way to prevent the
spread of yellow fever is to screen
eyery person who develops any fever
whatever: to war against mosquitoes
nv sulphur fumigating Of houses and
by using petroleum on all pools and
water receptacles.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
Kaiser Bill Accepts the Honor.


At the recent golden jubilee of the
German Rife Society of Charleston,
Emperor William Of Germany was
unanimously elected an honorary
member Of the society to take the
place of Emperor William l, who was
for many years an honorary member
of this society. President Emil H.
Jaime has received from Herr Zoepffel
Of the imperial German consulate at
Atlanta a communication conveying
the information that the German en-
peror had accepted the election, in
consideration of the circumstances that
his illustrious grandfather was also
an honorary member of this society.
In 1907 the great national German
fest will be held in Charleston, and It
is hoped by the promoters that the
German emperor will be personally
represented on that occasion.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03

T night the moon looks
down upon a desolate, arid
plain, stretching away to
the great Sierra Madre
mountain-chain. deep, shad-
our hl,,o oUoiuSt tho west.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
Observation-Disclosures
SSYSs$$SSs3Ss ,s5Ss3$5$$Ss

Ii wild beasts are now
much more afraid Of men
than in former times, and
this dread of mankind has
increased as human weap-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
LIABILITIES OF sl,7lz,sss
Heaviest Bankruptcy Petition On Rsoord
Filed IL Boston Yesterday.

Boston. May a5.t ine CT the heaviest
bankruptcy petitions ca reeoad in The
laeal tgHrt a4s feId late Yesterday af-
fernaan BY Archie g Bennett and
Charles 5. Cummings, "a, brokers, 81 g
Nth street Their Liabilities are plaesd
at S1.Tas.a6s 81. and The assets arc 81
llnees1aiu value.
The eaase 81 the failure WIS tie hgiia
ing aEd tiaaneac q the Concord & Bos
ton Street Railway Company, the Alla-
dlehefa, Aafehan & HazaEss Ear Street
Ka3lWny Company the Lowell & BIOS
ton Street RaaWav ana the Bristol
Countr Railway Company These elec-
tsie railroads Ne1'a IN fhiniT Sei4le5 Ills
rr1ets and were unable 1e anake suitable
connections ana traffic relations with
roads hayina terminal ia Boston. These
roads weFe later placed il the hanas Il
receives upon Nfllgh TIE eaaitr 81 1he
stock was }ast ana The NOTES given 81
1he faads became Fl ne va3ae
The Massachusetts Securities Tom
liafiys bonds whieh wefe secured Lg
obligations Ell these electric raasls. ean-
segnenfir became vaiaeless, and ensA1lsa
large LOSSES esn the Hrla. The lsnving 81
the Hampton Trust Company and 81
the Taunton Trust Company. NhieA
were. unknown te fhe FIRM in serious
financial straits and arere E3acea IL tn,
hands AZ receivers, hasiened The firm
financial embarrassment. and resusa.
81 extension q credit b. ihe banks
made a continuance ID business impas.
sihle
Mr. EATAesi has had No eonneef5er
with the business fur ever two years
and has no active part IN The araa'i
operations, lesxing The frm upon find
iElg that is business was t. he dfsvotes
IL financing suburban street railways
INSTEAD az she purchase and sale a
iHuniaipa anl raise0aa fssBas The fsazI
was n business three Taars and q half
snrceefilne Ene firm "a q S. Cumming
4 ca.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
EXPECTS 10 BOOM
Town ii Bristol Laying vet dur Fall ut
Prosperity

Brfsiol. May 26A special tpN'n
meeting wae held Wednesday afternoon
IL consider tie question Of granting tile
Lake Dnnmurf Power and Traction So
the privilege ef lavirg peEssteak along
tie highway fran near the Iinnoan town
line u point opposite u a FalmerSs
residenoe
After 4 lH-Iei explanation 81 wfT the
privilege was asked q motion granting
the same WAS unanimously adopted. The
e0nlnanx ab0pe named Which has ab-
SORTED TIE Bristol Electric Co has plans
far putting in a a0-f00t sigh dam u
New Haven riser near a. " Danfurth :
house and another j 500 feet nb0se the
present electric plant dAru; also the Put
ting "a 81 i powerful steam engine az
tie plant for use In rase as low water.
The company has Options On the plares
If 4. III. DanfnTth and H s. JDslyn
aHa il IL estimated that The improve
naents contemplated cal for AZ expen-
aftftre II $4,000 81 more. IT d The
pnsuisanys intention so make this one
III Tie laess power plants ~ western
Vermont
The developments nf this plant i
expected tn a51osn this village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
FERTILIZER FREE
FOR THE ASKING.

Farmers. gardeners, florists, seadsmen,
greenhouse pruprieturg, nnrsHE ynnen-irs-
6eed any1ne who viii sead bis name
On ynstal card to G s. Page, Hyde
Park. ct, and simply say y say vorr
advertisement IL The Barre DsslF Times,
send me a sample Of v0ur Pages Plant
Food VIII receive sample promptly
tree, pnstpaid From what we know
q TIE reputation Of Mr.. Page we ars
inclined to believe that his Plant Fpod
II aFticie 81 genuine merit, and NiAeu
x0n n0ze the ingredients -anE Sc Vii
send them 70 ron with The ruaii sample
ypu viii see that the ordinary impO-
sftinns that are too nftsn practsesa
up0n tie farmers auder the head Ct
sertzerss 90 not exist IN Pages
Flant Food Address c. s Page, ETae
Park tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26

az ueIi. IL 10 effort Is sd mr. ID my
search. Dut M lis Monday , have sought
gnv Little me "a vain
And then came MIR Sentet's cins-
i searched the West End. and the
North End. and the South End Is we'll,
ami ail to ne purpose. and fhen came
fise eDfa f1Sn the law veg that my ht-
tle one had l,een located We wer1 r
tins school. where her name was found
al the register I saw The principal.
~ hen the principal tieard the true
facts 81 the ease be vas father enough
To appreciate nlF position. He did MI
that he ceuld to help me BE Sent e
the mother home ii R0anles street
aBa the little one came She lznew ms
al once, and Tor Che first time in over
FIVE wears. We were ciuspea ii each 9TH
eY'S aIrTnA
Mr. Steblsins and iiis wife were mar
ried 1 3 years AFRO. lie had but recently
graduated from Hamilton College 81
CLINTON. n. 81, wlaile she hailed from
PliIndel9,hlsl. where her family WIS ore
I'd ii4e wealtIlis.ss and mnst refined
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
You
Get Up

In the morning tired, langnins
and frequently with . headache
that is almost unbearable. You
have been nervous, restless and
sIeepless night after night, and
gloomy and irritable during
the dsy. This nervous exhaus-
ton affects the hear, lungs and
other organs that depend upon
the nerves Tor motive power.
Then the stomach fails 10 d.
gesf the food: the heart action
Is weak, and circulation poor,
and the kidneys and liver In
active.
What You need is not q ston-
ach, head, kidney or liver med
icine, but Dr. Niles Nerrine to
soothe and iced the nerves and
build nerve tissue.
NY wife WIS subject to severe rne1-
tai strain. which resulted in nerzaous
presentation. Ehe first symptoms were
uncomfortable CRYING and melancholy
spells. which Increased 10 such an ex-
tent thai for over year gfe would
have spell every Gay az from 10rr
70 SIX hours dET2xlDn. she required
tne constant attention OF her pnTsic-
4aE zzI1 attendants. She EGfer6L great
pain Ezd anguish. Tbs besz physicians
attending Asr could give NO relief. anG
she rnzlfv became almost 81 U11sDupd
mind A s Last resort began giving
her Dr.. Niles NHryzne, zna Tonic. and
noticed that her spells next Cay were
not SO severe and they gradually dis
appeared altogether Sine has had no
recurrence Of the spells, and Is gain
ing In hAAIth and strength.
rr. Miles, Nervins is BnlS by ycur
druggist, VINO Will guarantees thai <Hs
first bottle wili bsnefit. " Il faiin, ne
Wiii refund YOUR money
Miles Medical Co, EIkhart, Ind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
COS TINEkESS
-------
SPELLS SICK AL OVER

roeflveuess. Il Allowed "a 70 ursssaedisd,
ril lad Ii hal5isaai soustiratiUzl. ard ftsaf
means Eab hlnBa. pDnF Digestion nHAaa ziix
e,4I4rssextDt hesdaches an6 1iers0us.eass n i
the business 1f <ha liver 70 sarsis Elia remove
the fia from the blood, v1irh aers 81 rAEhsT-
~ eY.Is feeTs t1e esses rertlar. lset zils liver
became sluggish. tarlnd Ct Inactive End 5on
az Is sire II fsacpEne e0sfsr - tie FINN Is ~
efi,ae. Hmli1f FinaRp7sls and blsztaTntt f'ilis
cura cost yeness IN NaEure WIZ IheF restore
lie Iiser to EprnAi Eetistys tnay remove tBna
sacrntlon6 and establish regularity. Ao matter
wfssz ven have 1risd. ret Smiths PineapFlle
end Bl111errsui Pills. an1 yen VIA o8taln haEith
aid establish tBE liver ans bowels II healTfg
actiun. Thav nure constipation, niliDuEnHes,
f,sadache Il one uight. Triee - ceEIs u 81
1eEAerg.
Al genuine signed v. r. Smith
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
Downed the Pirate Crew in
Yesterdays Game.
MANY EXTRA BASES MADE
New Vera Went Down Again Before
Cinrsnnsfi-Bosso1 American Game
was Postponed an Accent
81 RAsn

Boston. aiar ss Boston took The
third game II The SERIES between Bos-
son md PiTtshsire yesterday afternoon,
s 70 2. ay hanging Case hard il The
FIRST par4 Il 4hs game Boston hit ior
twelve safe oueS wfile F31tsburg GOT
hn4 e1gass asF Wilhelm
The Beaneaters started the batting
sesf d the FIRST inning. CARMEL psanaed
4 ap9sAile NJ RIGHT. 5nllevle0 ~ triple
nv Tezner nafu the center garden, sssar-
5ng Camel. Barts fDulea Bit to Leach
ar1 DeIshanfF Hiad iii Wagner brt
Mrlr4r1an wnlloped sfE hall 5m three
heses and Cart. aelney crossed The rnas-
Fas. Sharpe closed Ehe inning NJ q
Ax-Buf. zr The Second Nilhtlm singled
tat tilese usere Ie results from r.
FTsfsbure ehnlked np one I'D Tire Firth
nna Hostz two. aAe 4aHner scoring 0n
4 srateh hit and i triple For kosiign.
NeeahaEn pasted the haA oFes tine FeEite
sar home rlaEL Wilhelm WIS 1iirswn
cat tut (annall walked 4eHnex slsl-
rlea HDd faunrll went IT. third tin
hattys out Canned scored
The lassAe team made ii SIX fof to-
tai III the seventh After Iannezl End
fsad ON. IHmner walked to iirst Pat
II sInaiad and Ilelesfanxv duplicated the
performance. sanding III hnfb tie T1H-
mars. Fittsblrg started slider Wilhelm
IL tie eighth inning but the hest they
eanld dD was hut gpe more score. After
Clark and Beaumont had gone out Gls-
ner scratched a hit Then Wagner SID
rsea una Clancy doubled, the latter
scoring Llvmta Hatsx Disposed q
4.iicfser and the batting raiiy mas ever
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
DRINK TO ROOSEVELT.
Toasted as the Mar Who Is Not Afsssd
Of Anything.


Kew York. Mar 26-At the custom
arr Victoria day dinner gwen by tie
British Schools and Universities Cab
al Deimosiico's "Wednesday night. IN
eonue1noratson 81 Queen Niet0ia'r
birthday. tie toast Of President Rooss
xelt was proposed By the Rev. Dr.. Ar.
thur II. Judge ID Tire following ferns
ana drunk with great enthusiasm
Heres - the naa who i never
afraid t.iioanins aaa sheesine9. wlo Is
pot afraid 81 the trusts Mho IL net
afraid II the nHioas, who i nef AFRAID
II ii.e Senste and WHO i noa afraid Fl
the Wild beasts 81 The Rocky nn0uutainss
heres to the ran whose strong haEa Is
being feb 81 81 the peoples 81 tAe
earfA. befss 10 tsse mzu WHO has sae-
ceesls-a a. few before hila e unite tbs
nation II loye and adMirstaes1s hefes -
WV nan vito always knvms Ais 09n
raiasa. ANA nlle val earrg il OIL II 81
can
Hardly less merked Ia IL appeal ~
the audience was tAse Incidental rider.
enee made 81 Sssaetafy John Foas2
81 tie American Asiatae Association.
wfile speaking I'd fiae tNaS ssreat Brit
aias Ais u the East, - the German
Emperor ss aiScsiei making eguac
4oysesur. from whom the peace 81
the world today has more - fegH than
tr5m any ether factor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
MAYOR WEAVER
WINS A POINT
Injunction Against His men
Vacated.
OFFICES TURNED OVER.
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supreme Court VIII Investigate Mstter
CITY Council Talks Of In
pssching the city's Ex-
ecutiYe.
OFFICES TURNED OVER.

Philadelphia, Pa, May ga Mflt
If special supersedeas was granted ses,
terdav by Chief Justice Mitchell aha
1se;jee Potter Of the supreme court
Is former Judge Gordon, counsel lpE
Nfarer Weaver. ia the injunction pro-
ea..3.xps brought before Judge Raiston
a - court 81 commons pleas % re-
strsin lie mayor from removing IRON
otsire Directors Smyth and Costello
I'VE writ removes the INDUCTION grant
I'd lgr Judge Ralston Wednesday ahe al
lows the mayors new apPolntees' GOO
nel Potter aad a. Lineolns A.
ker t. assume their duIie.
AZ director Of public safety ana
director 81 public works respectively
Fr tie meantime the supreme court %
fest5gafes The matter Acting 90 tas
ur9t 81 sipeEsedaas the new directors
at aTne assumed charge q theI Ell
ices.
Navor Weaver yesterday took goFe'
ble possession IL TING Offices q director
I'd rnbiic safety ard director q pub
81 Ksaks. Neither Director Daniel Y
Smrth nor Director Peter f. 1osteiAl
offered serious resistance. Fear dftee'
fises ware placed On guard y The otfees
Messrs- Slngth and Costello bad saSlg
a syAae removal from oii5ae hE appeal
iug 70 the courts
MaTuT Weaver went ~ the 0iI.re'
81 the officials sad informed them ths'
thefr presence ii tie o1fiees was tres.
g,ass. Both Messgs. Smytb ard Costello
Withdrew
Il was Tamored yesterday 21fernf'oll
that the Republican organization
leaders intend to iu1peaeh Mayor Neav
er Wsth this end ii Fiew, Il 8 said
special meeting 81 select council wAl
be called Tor 1his afternepR foF fhr
purpose. IL the event 81 Impeachment
If sbe MAYOR. President of Select 1aan
al Harry C. Ransley, who j. the -9r
eanizations candidate for sheriff, VII
art as naayeg fog sixty DAYS; mean
while. special election fer maEos Nll
be held, snd new mayor chasen ~
the regular fpuf year term. Maifeas
ance ID Office is the ground Hpan wAiel
the impeachment proceedings Nlli =
based. The organization leader
claim they hsxe fhe pToaf "a sustain th
/ eharnes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
MONTPELIER HIGH LOST.
K01thhsld High School Got Six Scores
ID One Inning

Mortified. Azax 26 The Return gnTnn
1T r14 Ai0rstpesier high school with zle
Narfhfeld hsgh MRS playea yesterday
afternoon I'D Tie Norwich parade, the
Visitors laing dafeasea hv Score ii
ii to 4. NE first fTe innings were
Terv fast and exciting AeSfier side
scored Ill the FIRST Eve innings. bu4 In
1he sixth Mont pelisr made twe sa1Hs.
III the same inning the hrsa two North
field lads Ell bat tiled tbe SCORE. where
s1pun Montpelier peilt to pieees and lv
repeated esgors six more locals scored
before 3he kide yras out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
American Lsarus stansing.
REuLRAcH STARRED
Held Phnlies Safe AFTER Lundgrsn Was
Knocked Out Of BOX

BenIbarli's tne pitching Sawed yester-
days game Stm Chinago YESTERDAY Al
TEL Philadelphia haa knocked z1lnagzHn
ont at fhe bex- and enable Chicago ~
step into third posifi0n with eEalg two
points IL spare 3be seore was ? 10
Innarren WIS sHnt 10 the woods
u the aHst inning. Philadelphia making
hits enough ID seore four runs Eeu
fsanfs meua into the hos ffo1n that
paint and flse Isldilies were wllItewashed
fos the eight innings remaining
GeuEEinel s teammates iacstea AiEn MI
wlfh the stitk yesterday. They mann
4aered Corridor ont III thE box III the
firs7 Tnnlng and Sparks replaced hSn
Reuibaclls exeellent pitching lnaie their
battizg efferfs after tie FIRST inning
IitASi Be-ss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
BlBY CAME NEAR DYING
r,om an Awful Skin Humor.
Scratched Till Blood Ran.
Wasted to q Skeleton.
SPEEDILY CURED By cUTIcURG

au-heu three months old ny boy
So o~t with al itching, wztery
D .ssh 4, over his body, ard he would
scratch til the blood ran. We tired
. 80 everything, but he grew worse,
,rsst;,.g 70 4 skeleton, and we feared
- would die. He slept only when
:; = on~ Ems. The first application Of
s r, soothed him SO that he slept
:. 80 rradle for the FIRST time il
...,v weeks. One set Of Cutlcura
.-.sds complete and permanent
r -r, fsigned Mrs. II. G. Maitland,
Jasper, Ontario.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
a Newton. Mass Woman

prominent in society, says. 81 wnuld
not fa7 anythinE be without Cn1nforz
Powder. Il j. splendid for irritatiuns
os to Hkin. 1t cures plEieky heal, chaf-
I'M. offensive pafspiration, tender feet,
and keeps dress shields sweet, and It
has No eanaa Sm the nursery. Every
woman SHOULD be sure io ret Comfort
Powder. s IS 50 FAR superior to al
01ha-s Barre druggists sell It
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
KILLED 81 FAVonTE HORSE
New Haven waman'k Body Found IN
staEl Nv Her Husband

New HHreu May Pc Lying under
tie heels Ii hef favorite horse, with
hen skull crushed. the b06v 81 Agra. John
Il. Dillon was found late Wednesday
night ii the stable attached to her resi-
asnoe. 1T is supposed that she was
killed instantly bg a kick a. she was
entering tie stall to water the animal
ii the nsarzlinn. Her io8v was mot
discovered until Der husband WHO Ind
been absent from home. returned, sad
~ unce began search Tor ber.
Mrs. Dillon vas thirty-Alx wears cid.
Her husband was city official
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26

Nssrrhfead. AIny 90 Mortified has
i foam team baseball leagne composed
II mines representative Mann, Central
Vine and MON streets W 81 q.
3 ashbsun ii 1aae moving spirit and mas
saceeeaea ~ aa9glsine enthusiasm enough
- thai the FIRST game waH played he
tween 4lse Kine and Central srrea7 teams
q eanesaag AFTERNOON and The victory
was WIN by tire Ierfraa streets by ~
srate af is Ia Is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
] eirs Hoaer Q when 4 . %.

Or. David Kanneay's FzvgSste Rem.
eay. cf Rondent, N III, cured me af
Brirhss disease and Gravel FoEr If
the best Physicians had failed ID relieve
me. have Recommended Ii Ia snaTes
81 people wi1h hke SUCCESS, and know
IT vii cure an who try its--Ars- r. r
Mizner, Burg HaA, O. PSire $i.pa, alb
druggists; 8 bottles, $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
BRAUN CASE NEARLY SETTLED.
Man who Tampersd With Maj II e
Punished

Washington. AIaF Oh Was an
no1gneea 1t tite sslaie Department Tev
1ertlaF after cali "a baron Dlskra- The
AnstTn Hungarian shasge d'a4iaires. that
che controversy d Marcus Braun, the
American il1lIni grafton inspector ST Bud
ag,es1. with The Hungarian authorizes
was 81 the road 1o Il satisfactory settle
ment The pDliee nfiieiaa who j. sad
4p have tanHse1ed with NJ Braurs mail
w5li IT, Dismissed and further punlstsd
Sir. Braun sal BE- withdrawn 1rpM his
present pf,sf and transferred ~ another
neld ii activity. His successor has mot
ve. been selected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
CAPITAL MOVES JUNE s0
Or That Date Nj. Roosevelt VII Settle
at Oyster Bay

Washington May o. Mrs R0ose
velt and the president family win g.
Bgrs ion Drster Bay On june 10. The
White Hoilse dogs, horses and neres
sary effects win be Slipped at the same
time
The president will keep bachelor )
halIr until june 2I, WHEN be- VIII JOIN
tie family nf Oyster Bay fer the sum
Fuer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
REsEETs ACTION or PRESIDENT.
Breckenridge Leaves the Dawes Com
mission

MnsEoges, / T, May 26.-Aiaja CHI
ton Z. breckenridge, former anbassaaar
70 Russia. has resigned his position as
member Of the dawes commission. T'bs
resignation was submitted ia me mes.
dent r April, and il was announns6 res.
ttTdsg He resigned because az AZ
erder assnea by the president. reyers.
ING the action Of the Dawes cornrn;s.
SION en 3 land question aver 49,
AsJur breckenridge had immediate ~
isdictign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
FAvORITE WINS
Bro0kln Handicap Won ~ Delhi With
Ostrich Sarand.

G1azesena RaDe Track, Brooklyn, N.
a. May rs The Eroaklsn Aa1adieaT
was won yesterday hE Delhi; Ostrich
was second and GHaaiaiiD was third
iane EOS 90
Thirty i've Thousand persons saW The
races.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
OFFICIAL LIABLE
Street superintendent Can Re Sired ID,
Injuries.

Inquiries.
Bastar May ga superintendent al
streets tan Is heid personally liagsls ii
damages ~ travellers injured III The
highway if his Own personal negligence
caused the accident, according ia i de-
clsion sent Down by tie fal bench IL
the supreme caul1 yesterday. IN the
CASES q Timathy A. BovTihax. his wife.
AIRS. Abbie NJ. Mpxnilsan. and Mathew
Il IaumsF, against Frank r.. TODD. sn-
psrInteniHHt q streets II the town II
Enwley.