davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
HORTICULTURAL
al SOCIETY MEETS
First Session Of State Organization Was
Held at Burlington This Afternoon
Reports Of officers.

Burlington Dec lathe first session
OF the annual meeting of the Vermont
state horticultural Society was hsm this
afternoon In Masonic TemIfe hall With
a fair attendance. President e. 8. Brig
ham of st. Adams presided and intro.
dueed Mayor James +. Burke who gave
a cordial address OF welcome which WA
responded TO BY President Brigham
Some routine BUSINESS was done after
which came the reports OF officers. The
treasurer, A. NJ. Vaughan Of Randolph
reported about 5000 on hand, but ow'
ing to technicality in the law there
was some question as 10 it's disposition,
This sum was left from the appropria-
tion Of $500 from the state and accord.
ing to the law passed all moneys left
from the legitimate expenses Of the 20
ciety must revert to the state treasury.
The next appropriation win be due early
in January, 1906, and the matter will b.
cleared up soon. The society ii in q
very Furnishing condition.
The society was fortunate in securing
some Of the best known horticulturalists
in the country and the program this
afternoon started off with an admirable
paper by Professor Rane Of the New
Hampshire Agricultural college upor
aDeiiniteness In Horticulture Rose
Culture" was the topic intelligentIy dis,
cussed by G. ). Ponerv OF this city and
after discussion Of these papers the
gathering adjourned until evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
Economy
Is a strong point with
Hoods Sarsaparillc. A
bottle lasts longer and does
more good than any other.
It is the only medicine Of
which can truly be said
looDoSES orlE DOLLAR
NO. S. SINKS; CREW SAFE.
The. Nantucket Lightship Went Down
While in Tow.

New Bedford, Dec. 1sS-Persistent
bailine By hand for twentyfQur weary
hours and wireless telegraphy that
BROUGHT helpsat last saved the lives Mon
day Of the Mirteen men on board the
,NalSaitksf South Shoal relief lightship
'N0. 5B. but the vessel llevseh went down
Il fssEs minutes after her Crew had tul1a-
lsied. over. her@sitle into their Iifebcat.
lSsr; Xix hours Monslay the lighthouse ten
der Aaa}3a. which had answered the call
for help, Thy alongside the waterlegged
lightship, unabie It's render assistance to
the cre'as owihg TO the fearful sea. At
lenQfh the sea sabsidea q trfifc an6 tl1en
an effort Yves sfnade to tosY the hghtship
hack TO New Bedfnrd, Bit after cover
inc eighteen miles The water, which had
been ecaiing in steadily through leak
ins the IRE room lcoinpaft nent since ear
~ Sunday morning, began to gain on
the. already exhalsstsa gSew, and the
siIsnresa signal was isoisted. The crew
81 the fast sinking vessel las,nciIed their
b6at and jumpsqinto il and had NOT
rosved sfar.b before No, 50 plunged baneath
tha waves. The crew were pulled on
board the AzaIea, which had steamed
back to rescue them. and everyone was
brought here SAID and sound early yess
erdHyTslsorning. As...s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
FAVOR ENGLISH RUGBY GAME.
Stanford and University Of California
May Drop American Foot Ball.

San FrancIsco, Dec. 13r~- The faculty
athletic ccmuIttee Of Stanford university
and OF the University Of California met
in this city Monday and adopted i reso.
luton decrying the eviIs Of the present
system Of foot BAH playing ii Anaerica.
1t also recommended that the English
Rugby game be introduced as "a substi.
.tutk.
n the same resolution the committee
recommended that intercollegiate foot
ball contests shall no longer be held
under the present rules committee, which
sits in the east each year and revises
the methods OF playing the college game
This means an absolute break with this
committee.
Chicago, Dec. 12.--Foot bali reform
has reached Northwestern university
but in grlise different from that which
has invaded other colleges. What the
student body now seeks il "a graduate
system Of coaching, foot ball for all
students, and the aholishing OF gate
receipts The question of continuing
intercollegiate relations win also be con.
sidered.
The graduate coach, according to the
petition, shall have charge of all the
athletics OF the university, Two hours
each day shall be set aside in the after.
noon, during which time an students
shall report to the coach on the ath.
letic field and take part In THE athletic
sport then in season. The students asI,
that during this time all lectures and
recitations be suspended.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

The town Of JAMAICA, which a few
years ago was rcckened among the "has
been" t3wns of the county. Is rust now
enjoying su era Of unexaTApled hr6epkf-
Iit1. So greatly has tie numbering in
'tliat section heon developed thbt It i es.
tilbAted that ADOPT 5,oo0,0e0 feet Of
lunher viii be shipped from JArlsiea
tie coming year. This output, great az
Il il, win make but q small hole IN the
vast traots waiting 70 be cut and it
would not be surprising if shipments
duf9nb the next few years steadily II.
|craAsed.
Ole Of the gactors In this inereaaed
activity Ia the Jamaita humber Co. cofn-
spoaea 81 VIC. ana u. J. Shields, of Bonn
bay, N. ". The Output .oi the company
Eafnplallted to about I,2S0,QQ0 feet last
/ y6krYand viii exceed 1000 900 the eop.
|ihg ssah0n, The. Janaiaea Lumber Co.,
EfebsnAly added to lie holdings b1 pug
|ehesing aaD acres Of pppiei Hherwin and
sssVekal other small lots amounting e
Ak0ut $50 acres. II also owns the old
EAexanSier tanpery building and is max.
ipg alraussnlellts to estabiish q shop for
the mansifAhture of wAipbutts, shovel
naBdleS, etc. IL mas seNefHl NfEe TRACTS
sin negotiation and is in the inefket for
Fhil tilpher LANDS in that district. The
affairs of the colnpanv at Jamaica are
E5k The change Of A. V. q. Piper WAC
gEeeps the BOOKS aud makes all payments.
|sReeAnty tie D. a.. Gallup Lumber C.
kmoyed lie Office from Brattleboro to
EJAmAica apa u now opening ZIP d new
EtTaOt III 6.0uD 900 feet az Crcutt meadow
Near Pike fals.
THis aqtlsitF has Ind great effect
on ths towA 81 JAYdsica. Ten men are
employed in the Jamaica Lumber Co. 5
min, thirty IN the Sherwin wcedlot, ans
item Al the Turkey mountain lot. There
lie moi vacant tenement in the town.
hast year this village Eas incorporated
under the general law and its affairs
were n6ver before 50 wen menagsa.
III the JamAiea Savings Bank, one
Of the few institutions Of It's kind Il
the state paying 4 per cent, theirs Is
$4,000 owned ~ lccai depositurh. 4
petition, signed by All the hupbarmea
ii that section and asking fer al equal
ization Of froigh4 rates, was recently
sent 10 the Central Vermont Railway
TO- ss....... ss,s..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
Teaching Him 10 Dc HsnssA

Fifteen or twenty ysars age mI5l
Smith was we'll knowa eAarassT =
Missouri town whose name need ret
Be mentioned here. Bill was q suaor-
cd boy who rQamed tho streets e. viii,
One day he found a pocketbck contain.
ing $40, and the owners name wa
stamped on the book. But Bill burasd
the pocketbook and spent the $40 il
hotous living OF course II was foans
cut and Bin was arrested, tried ans
found guilty, and sent to the peniteH.
tary for two years. He served his
time, and when he emerged he knew
something about making shoes, This
day he returned to his home town an
old acquaintance met him and asked
'ssFeli, what did they put you 1t =
The prison, BsllS"
'sDey started In to make an honest
boy ent'n me, sab"
aThat's good, Bill, and hope they
succeeded.
sDey did, sah."
And how did they teach YOU 70 b.
honest, Bills"
ssDey done put me in de shoe shop,
sch. mailing pasteboard 0nter nhosa fe'
solss, sab. THE Commoner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
CONSUMPTION
Is 1t Inherited and Can 1t Be cursda

-e
Many Of our leading scientists are
spending much time in the study Of
this great white plague, and find that
more cases are caused by neglect than
are hereditary.
Neglected coughs and colds gradually
weaken the whole pulmonary system,
and before people realize it there is a
diseased spot in one lung splitting blood
soon follows and eventually collapse.
ON local druggists, Rickert & Wells,
say there is nothing known to medicine
equal to their cod liver oil preparation,
Vinol, for consumption, especially in is
early stages, and while they do not guar
antee il will cure real censumption they
have many letters from people who were
given up to die, and who declare they
were saved by yinol
Among Others Mrs. J. G. Brown Of
Anderson, Ind, writes: Cur daughter,
Mary, was in consumption and given
up TO die by our family physician. Vinol
completely restored her to health. and
words fail 10 express our gratitude for
this valuable cod liver oil preparation.
Mr. Joseph Denis Of Winslow, Me-,
says Nlhol cured my son OF con-
sumption after he had been given up
We believe Vinoi is the most perfect
cod liver oil preparation known, as II
contains no grease to clog the system,
upset the stomach and retard its work,
yet it does contain all the curative,
medicinal and body building elements
of cod liver oil actually taken from.
fresh Gods livers, and is acceptable TO
the weakest stomach. II is worth try
ing on cur guarantees. RickeFt & Wells,
/. Druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
PUT OFF
GENERAL STRIKE
WorkmenRe Government
Challenge
AND BIDE THEIR TIME
win Push the Preparations for an Armed
Revolution Count wittee Says
That Repression May Be
- the Policy. - ssss



st. Petersburg, Dec. II {via Eydtkuh-
men, East Prussia, Dec. 1g) -Caution
having prevailed over the fury aroused
BY the arrest Of the strike leaders, the
workmen's COUNCIL has rejected the prop
ositdon to order general strike at pres.
ent as nntilnelgs and has decided that
the woriymen should bide their time pa.
tiently until all the preparations are
complete. The council realized tile weak
mes and unpFeparedness Of the workmen
for a general conflict and had been in
formed that the railroad men had al.
reRdy decided against strike.
The rel4nants Of the Laber and Social.
ist Delegates held secret meeting in
the hale the Econo5nie society early
tfAs morning, declined to accept the
challenge Of the government and adopted
. restitution agaihst the arrest Of M,
Krust6lsif the President of the execu.
tfye dosnaiittee of8the workmen's cotin-
eli, aud the other. st. Petersburg lead.
sls,s which itiwas psiiited out was only
q focal ipportaiyqe ara did not furnish
c8use for i genessaf strike
The ge sibp, boYeyer. declared that
It ,waa The dsiAtS oSf ssIs 6lRsaen to carf$
on the work beqasn b. tie arrested lead.
'ess Of es'iippips end plsparflg the fight
i1g 1eeipus Of worksnen fer an armed
upEisfpg, adding: In fhe name Of the
future .ppoletafipt We refssse Go make
raay active pfoEest at PRESENT
A trikmyiIate hereafter viii 9sside the
wef kineARs council The government on
Saturday arrested the NEST brsiny men
of the organization. and the remaining
delegates, not having sufficient cont
dende In any Of tliFir number. chose an
executive COMMITTEES Of three 20 guide
the policy Of the council until events
bring fpNth q Worthy successor Of NJ
DE sentiment Of the werkmsn's dele
gates, Which was extremely depressed
las been somewhat raised By the re.
ceipt Of "a dispatch from Moscow elaip.
iug that the rsxoluti6naiy propaganda
has finally taken root among the Cos.
sacks, the last hope eli the reaction
TIE third squadron Of tie lst regiment
|. OF Don CossacKs II reported to have
held Meeting and to have drawn uE
service demands, claiming tliat the men
are fed like dogs aiM ahabbiiy clothed
The government officials were forced fe
deprive the soldiers of theEr rifles and
lanees. This il the first sign Of disaffec
riop on the part Of The Dogsacls.
The post aud telegraph situation !.
steadily aueli6fatHg, though no wines
~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
I'm LOCAL
MARKETS
Il
Local Wholesale Markets Are
| Quiet.
@sssasssssszz ---------
POTATOES ARE WEAKER.
The Prospect Of Small Turkey Trade
at christmss--Price Of Eggs Con-
Ia tinues to Hold Firm .xssssz.
IlhAs- Other Products aa

Barre, VT, Dec. ID, 1905.
Local Wholesale markets are quiet,
Potatoes are weaker, but price unchang-
ed. Prospect Of small turkey trade for
Christmas. We quote as follows:
Dressed Pork-Firm at s%@7c.
Veals- Steady at s1s@9c.
Spring Lamb~-Few offering at 11@
12c.
Yeariing Lsrnhs-96f
Native Realistically at 5G5lsc.
Butter-Unchanged. choice dairy, ESQ
2ac; creamery, 2sQ25c.
Turkey for llgistmas---High; limited
demand at 2562sc
Eggs--NeaTby fresh, s50Dssc.
Potatoes Effects Of lower Boston
prices has increased local Offering at 10
0l75c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
ALMOST 100 YEARS OLD.
Mrs Caroline Collins Lacked Only -Four
Months Of It.

Weggennes, Dec. 1e.--NIrs. Carolina
Collins died Monday night at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles II. stone,
in Monkten, at the age Of 80 years and
Eight months.
She had been in remarkably good
health for person Of her yeaEs unksl
very recently, and even sup to tie very
1homent Of her death had possession OF
'hpr faculties. sac never woRe glssses.
Mrs. Collins was born in FeF1isbung,
where she lived che efeater part Of h6r
life until 70 Yaass ago. when she took
tip residence wibK her ahukhter, who Ii
hep only surviving child
She had 0 good memory, and ID her
very latter years Had often been kna@n
ito speak Of seeing logs drawn to the
falls at veF9ehnes when MnDonougli's
fleet was built Ia 1873. Mrs. Collins
was never out OF her native county but
twice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
CHANGES SUGGESTED.
Rules Committee Present Following
Suggestions.

II,
HIS changes suggestea u the rules Fl
sAe game 81. ioo1Dah ~ nsninsfs q 1hs
eplvafa gam ~. three downs.
Ei3ntsyatd gam ~ phfee downs
/. lnersafea penallles ior unnecessary
'EoaeslnsAs lanu pfntaiity
n experimentation ior mtentenal ioni.
Paying
kenalky q 10 70 % YARDS Tor unReces-i
aa[y rclg9pess S.
Ao snpstituuen ioT player dlsquaii-4
until lQ minutes has elapsed.
DlstsnctiQn between unnecessary
roNgQnesss angs pfutality.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Carlhi, 1B., Dec. ri. The pxs5ery. slg.
SoSinai1g the disanpearaflge 81 clyde NJ
SNsjwaftpr, q wealthy far5per, WHO was
last seen near gMofa7t cafinel On OF.
lb,s is being slawly nnsailea, indicating
that fSApwalter was Kidnapped and is
being. held for ransesA. Although scores
OF detnctiVes have we9ked on Che case,
spIssessen By an Offer Of $500 reward,
All cless tute proved fruitless.
Ab0p q week ago t#o stEangers. ap-
pr5acl 6as AIRS. ShoWaIa6es.s asld tola Ter
they ksl6w the missing naaa'a skhega,
alsDmts, They asked for honey anasSTeFe
p4id. Att 6raygille, II, they egain
demanded rennnarataeps but il was "a.
Fusetk the two mad were seen here
4 fcw rights prior % Showalter's dis
auneallnise and were heard conversihe
aljDut psnlng off q jab at Mount CAT
mel thaU would net them sa00 eachs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13


he vas lahorionaly climbing enc a
the hill streets early the other morning.
He carried two loads, one under its
bel! and sha qthsE Y the shape Of
turkey. gAaf1 % AAa VOC q . rama
go waa& 9zA ss0S han N NE aaA6h.
koFhpoS u @ N WIN I'D s6m II ~
lssfssss !. J Nsaghs VIZ $685. . usea@
@esA sssaA auc1rat6& W8GA two F9Wa
= naase @B4SnA
Iull9 49,: Yss sAasr AeeaR =
ne Mfs. Jak after w3&MAn& q d D
raeas. ~ f5nS NJ
pseak M5w mveA &c % anaA %
~ szsF
spsnhlzzask, bAs I ssuSk uztN I e
-
ThetI baya yau wife FROM h1yssa
ens fss ZeslkAgixinM ar
sNush, af4,t talk 80 loud. IN aszna
Ia through the back door, ~ a tl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
LIKE 4 VENETIAN PALACE.
Washington to Be Enriched by New
Architectural Triumph.

Washington, Dec IA real vens-
tiap palace is one Of the striking pro-
auctions in architcctuyA that VIII SOON
meet the eyes Of visitors to Washing.
ton.
Ex-senator and Mrs. j. B. Henderson,
among the social leaders here, are having
this palace erected. II Is In Venetian
Gothic style, unique in Washington, ard
in its wat is likely TO eclipse in splendsr
the Wellington mansions Of the
Washes, the Letters, the Andersens and
otliers.
II is being built on the highest ground
of Sixteenth streef, and win cchmahd
e view OF the whole city. Like the
Venetian "pslsszos,s it will have its
salon, twenty by forty fest; its boy
doris, lie logeins, and the like. IA it,
menge. roof garden wiz b. ope Of Che
attractive features Of the rpension.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
DIR. HARPER WORSE,
Relapse Traced to the Michigan
Foot Ball Game.

Chicago, Dec. 1a.rOn the campus, at
the LnigsS lily Of Chicago, President
Ntitih1 &. Harper IS a4asrstod to BE
failine zabisaly. he Is confined to BIS
led atIiEis said to be able to take only
liaAid 'taoa. Fatigue following tie ok
cif5mciitso f witnessing the Chicago MICA
iaan fobF Bell game en Thanksgiving
dav Is said to have brought change
I'll Df. afpegiss condition On. Harper
saw. Ae 0anae from wandow in a
bnsl5lA adgesA froW Marshall Field,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

c. H. KeHdrick . CO. Selling Hassnsa
at This Prics.


Now that Wadsworth Bros CAicos
cigars are for sale by @. II. Kendrick 4
Co, you can get an al long Havana
hllad cigar for nickel, smoke that
Is better than tina average ten csater,
and a. good az any cigsr d their case.
G. II. Kendriok Il C6. ask every smeix-
er In this section to try Child. Mr..
Kendrick said tho cther night: III yeu
don't like the Chico, it's IN us and We
will not chayVe YOU d cent fer IL. This
cigar ID taking the place 81 ten cent
cigars amongst our most critical trade,
and we want every lover 81 rood
smoke 70 ceiae IN and try Wadsw6rth
'BfQy.' Chics.p
8 ynu know and enjoy esod cigar,
you'Il Ike the Chico. Ii 10 made foxr
smokers like Seb, and you sssht - gs<
acquainted At 6ncs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
HARTMAN
THREATENED
Demanded Equal Share in
Equitable Stock.
ROOT PRESENT AT TIME
Unless Dsmasgd Was Granted, Would
Use Whole Influence Against Ryan
-, Senator Dryden on
Stand. IS. aa.aai IL: /. u. Il

New York, Dee. 13.--Tllornas Fortune
Ryan, owner Of the Equitable Life Assur-
afloe Society's majority stock yesterday
made good his agreement with District
Attorney Jerome, who had threatened
him With presentation TO the grand jury
should he continue in his refusal to an.
ssver certain Questions put TO him. az
ia witness before tlra insurance investi.
eating committee, by Inquisitor Hughes
WI. Ryan again took the stand and
testified under oath that E. II. Hartman
had importuned him for an equal share.
an equal voice in the management of the
society, and the privilege Of naming two
trustees, upon the occasion OF Mr.. Hyde's
transfer 10 Ryan of his majority stock
IN consideration OF $780, 600 and that
Mr.. Hartman had Threatened him with
political influence and declared that lepis-
Htiye action might result ii he refused
TO ldccede to the demand, resnarking at
the same. time that his influence for or
Ybgainst me would be Important"
IN recognition Of tho negotiations be-
tween himself and Mr.. Hartman, Mr.
Ryan said he had refused to share the
stock, ana had told the president Of the
Union Pacific that whether he had the
|4attef's Opposition or not, he intended 10
go on alone and carry out his trustee
arrangement.
Witness said Mr.. Hartman had first
come to him before the purchase Of the
Hyde stock had been effected. In this
particular Mr. Harriman's testimony
was ntradicted--whersin the latter de-
ciared that he did not make an attempt
70 get Mr.. Hyde's stock after the sub.
mission Of the Prick report
Mfr. Ryan said further that Mr.. Harri-
man had given him the impression that
in the event Of acquiescenee in the de-
mands be-, Hartman, would not exert
adversely his legislative influence. Mr..
Hartman had mentioned Ills political
Influence" ia the presence OF Messra
Cravsth and Root, but he had mentioned
no names.
The witness gave his testimony in a
quiet way. speaking IN low voice. When
his examination was completed Chair
man Armstrong Thanked him. saying the
committee appreciated his reluctance 70
tell what another bad said IN private
conversation.
In view OF yesterdays testimony 1t Is
CONSIDERED certain that Ar; hartman
WI DC recalled anu 4 = also beneVea
tnat ex-eoyefnor Oaeil VIII pc gwen
anQthef opportunity % testify u the
An effort to see Mr.. HarrifDen at his
office ELECTED statement from his sacres
thTy that he seas too busy to talk Of
lMg. Ryan's testimony.
Ex''soyefnor Ouell a. me fii'n
avenue l1otel, was aise silent When az.
preached W Gi9he repfessntatlve;
lnite4 states senator Jonn Dfy.
l'den, president o. me PRUDENTIAL hlie IN
sqfa9ee Company o. Newark y. j. foi'
Owed Mr.. Ryan on flie stang.
Senator DrFaen, IN pqe course o. ms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
FINELY ana vsluablc suegsstions.

Many people, especially women whe
lead closely confined domestic lives, sslf.
fer from what in general terms is called
nervousness" Among all forms of
treatment none has even approached ii
success the intelligent use Of DR.. David
Keunedy's Favorits Remedy, Of Rcndout,
u. z, which promotes an easy and nat
vfhl action Of the digestive organs and
imparts tons to the nervous system,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Brattleboro Workman Caught His Sleeve
In Circular Saw.

BFattleboro, Dec i3.By acciden-
tally getting his sleeve caught ii cir
cglar saw Joseph Feran, an employee
of the Brattleboro Cabinet Co, was bad.
II injured Monday afternoon, his right
arm being lnangled 50 that amputatipn
wah necessary. Feran reached over the
saw to pnt an oil can in its place, hold
Ing his arm SO low that the sleeve OF his
jacket came in contact with the saw
teeth.
he was taken to the Brattleboro Me-
mortal hospital and the arm was cut
of below the elbow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
NEW NAME EoR RoosEvEIg.
Andrew Carnegie Calls Him the sCraat
Pacifioater.g

Washington, d. c., Dec. 1s.Anone
President Roosayelt's callera yesterday
vas Andrew Carnegie, who il Il the
city on business connected with the IN
stitutipn which bears IDS name.
n called merely to pay my re4uaots
ito the great pWcffoetoT.1 mr.. Carnegie
said later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
A BIG WAGE ADVANCE.
Americas wsoIien Company Votes Ten
Per Cent Raise.

New York, Dec. i3.--An increase Of
10sper cent in the wages OF aperativek
employed by the American Wcollen Co.
was voted al meeting Of the agents
Of that company, held in this city yea.
teFday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Big Wheat and Oil Seed Crop in punjab
in Danger.

Lahore, India, Dec. i3.--The huge
wheat and oil seed areas Of the Pun
iab are already suffering from the pro.
l9nged drought and great anxiety is
felt for the tate Of the usually impor-
tsnt crop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
100000 MISSING.
Was in q Car Of the Wrecked Overland
Express.

Rock Springs, Wyo., Der. is.--Ninety
thousand dollars in gold belonging to q
shipper whose name the railroad and
express companies will not disclose, was
IN che Of the cars Of the Overland Lin.
tied, which was wrecked and burned last
week at Assay, and IL cannot be found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

IssliinE, Hind, nleedinB, nrattudinH
1ssl6S Druggists orc afannrikA Ia. M
fsssa ya0pey Il PAID 0I Esfs 4 fAsl
~ CQSs u cts = azga, 5Qc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

PRIEST EDrToR FOUND DEAD.

Right Dev. Patrick cfOnin Passes Away
in North Tonawanda.
North Tonawanda, N. ~, Dec. 1s.~-
1.-The Rev. Patrick Cronin, managing eli.
tot of the Catholic Union and Tines Of
Buffalo, was found dead in Ascenaioz
Church parsonage early yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
RIcKER's ST. JoHNsBuRY MARK.
Receipts for This Week Are Larger Than
the Week Before.

st. Johnsbury, VT, Dec. 13.--The re.
ceipts at w. A. Ricker's market for
the week ending Dec, II were:
Poultry-s00 pounds, 667c.
Larnbs--75, 3I5Ikc.
Hogs--soo, 4G4iac. ,
CattIc-65, 2(131ac.
Calves $50, 305isc. ssstass
Mich cows-o5, s25@5s.