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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
London FinancierS Sanguine
of Venezuelan Settlement.
DEBT PARTLY SECURED
The French Cable Company Too, Is VII
ling to Arrange All Matters Amie-
ably confers with the
President.

/ London, March %. At the oi.ice q
the Council Of Foreign BondhoIders i
was said yesterday that an agreement
between the Venezuelan government
and the British and German bondhold.
ers, adjusting and consolidating the ex-
terror debt Of about S2S,60o,oo0, would
be signed today, the details having been
concluded to the satisfaction Of both
parties
1t was added that the guarantees
comprise considerably more than SO per
cent. OF the customs duties Of all ports
excepting La Gnaira and Puerto Cabello,
but the officials declined to give the 81
act figure,
Surprise was expressed az The des-
patches from Washington intimating
that the American Minister at Caracas,
Mr.. Bowen, was seeking to prevent the
ratification Of the agreement, which, the
Council Of Foreign Bondholders cons
tends, is entirely in accord with the
Washington protocol
The British and German Foreign OILS
ces have been consulted. and agree that
the bondholders are entirely within their
rights and the provisions Of the proto-
col
Working for a Guarantee.
The Council Of Foreign Bondholders
has been working for a guaranteed pay.
ment since the PRONUNCIATION 81 the pro.
toeol, first On scheme which provided
for settlement 81 the Venezuelan III.
debtedness to all countries This plan
was killed by the withdrawal Of the
French last October
Thereafter the British and German
bondholders united aud secured Presi-
dent Castro's agreement ia allocate a
portion Of the revenues Of La Guaira
and Porto Cabello, To which Minister
Bowen objected Since this Illustration
IN January the bondholdefs have been
at work on the present agreement,
which provides for the Issue OF new 8
per cent. bonds to cover the debt of the
Anglo German bondholders.
Gen. Antonio Yelutini, President Cas-
tro's fiscal agent, acted III behalf If
Venezuela in the negotiations, while the
Council Of Foreign Bondholaers and the
Disconto Gesellehaft, respectively rep
resented the British and German bond
holders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
WOLVES ATE CHILDREN.
Little Indian Boy and Girl Were De-
serted in Woods by Father.

Ottawa, Ont, March 23. The mounted
police departmental report, just issued
contains a tragic @Babes ia the Woods
story having for its scene the wiIds OF
the Northwest, near Lake Athabasca.
An Indian, Paul Izo Aisle, living at
Black Lake, near Fon du Lac, it appears,
deserted his adopted children in the
bush some time during last September.
The children we're boy of 2 and d girl
Of 3, 4 day or two later the Indian
left his sister, girl Of about Is years,
also on the road without food or pro
lection.
This girl wandered about che woods
for several days starving, until she was
picked up BY some Indians that We're en-
camped in that section. On her telling
how her brother had deserted his adopt
ed children on the lake shore, some of
the Indians started back to search for
the children. They found the camp Just
as the Indian had left il but there was
no trace of the children except a little
dress all blood stained and torn. Wolf
tracks all around showed that the chill.
dren had been eaten by wolves. The re.
port adds that the Indian guilty Of the
descrtion was arrested subsequently.
tried and sentenced to two years in.
prisonmeut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
ssotIand,s Greatest contralto.

Clan Gordon No. IL has secured Miss
Tina Crawford, Scotland's greatest con.
traifo and Miss Agnes Hyde, queen Of
society entertainers, to give a grand con.
cert comprising Scotch, English and Irish
melodies, humorous sketches and hu.
moreus readings, etc, at the Barre opera
house Tuesday, March 2sth. Adnis-
sion, IS, 50 and IS cents.
This Is what the London Times SAYS
q Miss Crawford; Next appeared Miss
Ina Crawford, contfalto vocalist, who
possesses q brilliant voice, singing no
isss IMAM eight songs. Miss Crawford
y to be euvied the possession ~ such
glorious voice, which family enchanted
hearers, who showed their appreciation
p calling her TO the front again and
again No doubt Mis- Crawford is the
liiest eontralto we have heard for
Tony time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
ROSE FROM THE DEEP.
Japan Has New Island, Forced from Sea
Mechanically.

New York, March 20. The SUN has
the following cable from London:
The Toxic correspondent Of the Tele-
graph says that new island was vol
eanically thrown up in December, three
miles south Of Two Island, southern
Japan. The phenomena was preceded
by deep rumblings and vast clouds of
smoke which assembled from the sea. A
little peak appeared amid the clouds of
smoke on Dec. S. 1t gradually rose,
Its outline changing daily. From time
to time immense volumes Of smoke pour
ed out Of the highest point.
Ten Of the Two Islanders went in
q canoe on Feb. to explore the new
island. They found is was 2A miles
in circumference and 4S0 feet high.
There was a boiling lake on the north
side. On the south side were precipi-
tous cliffs Of rock. The party landed
and planted the Japanese flag, and wrote
the inscription: "a new place. Great
Japan. Macy banzias" The governor
of BONN Island names the new island
Nushima, and reported the facts to the
government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
CURE PERMANENT

sfyour letter Of the roth inst. re-
ceiyed asking il regard to the cure Of
my baby some six years ago. Wei,
the disease has never returned to her
head which at that time was a solid
sore on top and down the back. "
MRS. WIZ. RYER, Elk River, MINI.
Feb. as, 1928.
fsa sfin II Cbo8aaie C4sie1 Fills sc feF Val X s
Ointment s1s SOAP a5c Dsg8is f5ssll5a. ~ ChaYtsfz
haass sd fafis Rae 81 Ia Fais Hass0a f1 ueinsns4s
Ass potisi Drig Uheu3 eefp4 sole fruFsieiars.
ns-stH iaf ii1g % Care Eszunsn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
HELD TONGUE WEAPON.
New jersey Justice Fined Two Women
$40 Each for Use.

New York, March 90. Edward Il
Cook who dispenses New Jersey i1atic,
at Madison in that state, has deeids6
that 9 woman's tongue when used ppoT
lusiee Of the peace becomes a concealed
weapon
We women mad appeared in his court
her names. The Justice tried NJ settI,
the case, and after dismissing tbe eon II.
plant, endeayored to make fha wor y,a,
shake hands. 1t was then that tben
turned their tongues loose upon tbe ing
tiee. He did not look up tie law b,,l
made out complaint under sect ~,
q the disorderly act, which relates h
Concealed , weapons, and fined them si0
each One Of the women hurried NJ IVAN
lawyer, who brought the matter bef ns
a county Judge for review. Thai ofJioiaI
SET aside the conviction and ordered ~,
fines returned 'ue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
CANADA a BIT JEALOUS.
Thinks The Grand Trunk Favors the
Port Of Portland.

Foft OF portland.
Washington, March Certain 10.
litical and railroad interests in Canada
are apparently jealous Of the adyant.
ages enjoyed BY Portland, Me-, in ire
matter of rates from the Grand Trunk
railroad. This is the text 81 report
just received at the state department
from United States Consul Norman at
Three Rivers, Que.
While the question Of freight differ.
entails between Boston ana other Amer.
lean seaports Is exciting the CONNER.
cial interests Of the country. Consul
NORMAN reports that an Investigation
Is IN progress into the complaint N the
lntereolonial railway that tile Grand
Trunk line discriminates ia favor 81
Portland to the disadvantage Of tho
ports of the Dominion.
The consul quotes a Montreal news
paper as saying that athis wear viii ~
without precedent in the quantity AZ
business done at Portland. both in WI.
ports and imports After referring n
increased shipping facilities made neces-
sary thereby, the report concludes with
this significant sentence:
The Grand Trunk railway has been
crowded with cars bearing large quaint.
ties q interoeeanic freight ito parf.
land), while At Halifax everything 4
duil and grain elevators inactive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
PENSIONS $1,s5o.o59.
The Amount in February in New Eng
land.

The Amount in February in New Eng
land.
Boston, March 2s. The report Of the
New England department Of the United
States pension bureau FOR the month 81
February was given out by Capt. "A. j.
Hoitt, head Of the local branch, this
morning.
During the month there was disbursed
throughout the New England states to
veterans of the army and navy and to
widows the sum Of $1,s50,059.66.
On March /, there were on the rolls
a total of 60,343 pensioners in this dis
trict, a decrease Of 293 over the total
Of January.
AT present there are 1918 Spanish
war pensioners receiving aid, SIT of
whom are invalids and 500 widows.
There are also 2S widows Of soldiers
who participated in the war Of 1912 on
the rolls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
DROPPED DEAD. ALIVE.
Strange Case 81 Mrs. Sulzer Reported
from Indiana.

Chicago I'LL, March 2s A dispatch
to The Tribune from Tell City, Ind,
saws
airs. Susan stdzer, who apparently
dropped dead 10 days ago al she was
entering her home ii CanneIIton, and
whose body was placed ID The GENE
terry vault two days later, il believed
by many persons 70 be alive.
Her relatives are convinced that life
is not extinct, and specialist from
Cincinnati has been summoned and an
investigation win b made. During the
period The body has been in the vault
il has been closely watched. ana several
times signs Of life have been detected.
Il is said.
Since her supposed death the wound
on her head, caused BY fall. has con-
tinued to bleed at intervals, and her
face remains flushed. 4 few DAYS ago
4 local physician punctured one II her
fingers and brought blood"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
OVER A TON OF SILVER FOUND.
Luky Stumble Of Man Near Akron, o.
Tale Of Buried Indian Treasure.

Akron. o., March %. While walking
along the south shore Of Silver Lake
yesterday George Lodge stumbled upon
q huge billet Of metal which was found
to be silver. Making further inyestiua.
tion, he and his brothers dug out TWEEN.
tY7six large billets, Of an average weight
.of one hundred pounds, making over a
ton in all. For many years the late
Henry Wetmofe, who died at the age of
Ito years, told a story of how an en-
campment Of five hundred Indians.
shortly before the battle of Tippecanoa,
left the vicinity Of this lake ID q single
night, and it IS thought tbs silver was
the treasure they had dumped into The
water for safe keeping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
GAYNoR GREENE CASE.
Attempt to Halt Extradition procs.s
ings Fails.

/ Montreal, Que, March y,,.tio.
davidson yesterday morning dismiasss
an application made to him for 's''' 80
q prohibition to prevent Extrs5; 4, /.
commissioner n Lafontaine from be ',sio,l
the aagnor- Greene case. ma s~,,I;u
tion was based 81 the ground fs5s ',s'l'
fontalnes commission as sxtraa;t;as ". l.s'
as it is. N'e FEDERAL,
me hearing viii be resumed i.F.
Laiontane this afternoon. oe'ore
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
TO Build Four Submarines

R;,s 10y Mass March 23.-Tbe Fore
NV ,ss ollip0ulding company Of this city
ga. lHst signed contract I'd construct
49, submarine boats of the Holland
81, n loE the United States government.
s5 81 contract provides that the boats
mentb y completed within eighteen
months IRON yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
LoaI.iana eoIa ouartsrs 80 co..

soiaed from gold mined in the Louis
iala territory as companions for the
, {, souvenir gold dollar Com
pee louisiana gold set. dollar, one
h N ana quarter S3.75. These may be
~ q The Barre Savings Bank Il
I list company IN sets or singly. Halves
and quarters At par.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
MAY FIGHT ADMIRAL TOGO.
Roiestvensky and Nebogatoff 70 Unit
and Then Meet Japanese.

st. Petersburg, March 23.--At the
Admiralty it is strongly intimated that
Admiral Rojestvensky will effect a
iuncture with Admiral Nebogatoff with
in ten days and then proceed to meet
Admiral Togo
The third division Of the Russian Sec
ond Pacific squadron, commanded Nv
Rear Admiral Nebogatoff, left Suda
Bay, Island Of Crete, yesterday, for
Port Said, the Mediterranean entrance
to the Suez Canal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23

night BY the explosionof bomb thrown
from window IN Volsk street upon
patrol are reported to be dying. Their
injuries are horrible Clothing and
buttons were forced into their bodies.
No arrests have yet been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
FOLK SIGNS ANTI POOL BILL.
Makes BOokmaking Felony in til,
State Of Missouri.

Jefferson City, Mo, March 23.-Goy.
ernor Folk has signed the Godfrey bill,
passed by the legislature, making pool
selling and bookmaking a felony in Mis-
souri,, The law becomes effective on
June l6. The racing season ia Mis-
souri, opens on April l5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
% &c a cold i az nau

t 50 bfomo Laxative Quinine Tablets.
sa IN druggists refund tie money ii it
49, " cure y. w. Groves signature
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
MARCH


March is The most treacherour
month Of the whole year. Ithas
been regarded 50 from time imme-
mortal. Then It Is that Disease
stalks forth seeking whom he may
devour. Pneumonia. Grip and
Bronchitis are turned loose and
fortunate indeed is he who escapes.
Strengthen yourself to Withstand
this unhealthy weather by taking
Masee's Emulsion. It puts fat on
your bones, builds up the tissues
and enriches the blood. It con-
tains only pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil. Malt and Hypcphos-
plaites. You will not fund drop Of
alcohol in ii. II is a builder
not destroyer. Start taking II
to-day; tomorrow never comes.
.--..sr.s.u.,-,,..u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
BOMB VICTIMS DYING.
Three Of the Warsaw Patrol Cannot
Recover From Iniures.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, March %.
Three Of the soldiers wounded last
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Burial Of the Oil Lamps.

Berlin. Dec. 28-At Unruhstadt. .
little market town In eastern Pruuia.
. curious ceremony WAS enacted this
week to celebrate the opening Of the
new gasworks. A procession was or.
ganized symbolizing the death Of the
oil lamp" Il YVES headed BY the
stan Of the gasworks. following
bearers Of banners with insroi psions
and wound with Grape. Then came =
baud playing . dead march, AID
finally . bier. carried BY old lamp
lighters. The procossion made .
round through the town. and on its
way collected all the old oil-fed street
lamps. which were adorned with Grape
bows. and reverently placed the on
the bier for burial"
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Hoosier Poets Honor.

Indianapolis. Dec. 2S-Ths mem.
bers Of the Indiana State Teacher
association In annual session here
this afternoon laid aside business
and devoted themselves 70 Q special
program In honor OF James Whit.
comb Riley. the "Hoosier poet. /"
The meeting was held In Tomlinson
hall. which WAS filled to over now ing
with the teachers and their friends.
Mr.. Riley himself Was present and
his appearance on the platform was the
signal for an enshusiastic demonstrs ..
sion. Senator BsveridGe presided and
the speakers included Henry Waiter.
son. Meredith Nicholson and other
persons OF note.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Detectives After Rebates.

Denver. Dec. 2S-United Stsses
detectives are here seeking evidence
against the Denver railroads who are
supposed to give rebates to shippers.
It 10 said the detectives are inter.
viewing the shippers exclusively. II
il claimed that there are five Of these
detectives here working under the di.
rection Of the Interstate Commerce
commission. From Denver they 20 70
Pueblo and from thas point to Salt
Lake City.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Ordered Work Stopped.

Notice WAS served on the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company yesterday by
Fremont county that work on . Ger.
tain part Of the ditch must be stopped
until satisfAosory arrangements are
made BY 1t with the county commits.
sioners Of this county. II seems that
tho contractors. In order to save .
few dollars in putting the water canal
near Portland through are encrouch.
ing on the right Of way Of the county
wagon road there.
The right Of way Of the Rio
Grande railroad extends twenty i've
feet on either side Of the middle Of
the track. And then the right Of
way Of the county roads extend six.
~ feet from that Of the railroad.
The canal contractors are excavatipg
the ditoh on the county right Of
way and occupying about twenty.
i've feet Of the latter. II this con.
dition Of Affairs WAS allowed 70
proceed there would be an open ditch
on either side Of the wagon road ON
the county right Of way and travel 10
and from Portland would be made
,,,~~> Lee
The contractors obsyed the order and
work was suspended until the master
was taken up with the chief engineer
Of the Colorado Fusl and Iron com.
papy. The commissioners do not
seriously objeos 70 the canal being pot
across the wagon road bat they demur
when an open ditch 10 70 Be made.
What the county wants the contract
ors 70 do 10 instead Of having = ditch
TO lay large pipe through the right
Of way 10 that danger Of accidents can
bs forstalled.
II the company or the contractors
ere not willing 10 do this they must
vscate the right Of way entirely and
put their canal up over the high
lands. The commissioner meet next
week whom IL 10 thought the chief
engineer Of the Fuel company will
bs present and say what his company
proposes doing in the matter. The
work Of building the canal IL pro.
gressipg nicely and the contractor
have done ~ much work up 70. the
present time ~ they planned 70 do.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
PROMINENT HOTELS
VISITED BY FLAMES
Famous Watering Place Civ
en- a Severe Scorching.
Work of Fire Department in
Rescuinq Guests of Hotels
Proves Successful and
No Lives are Lost.

Niagara Falls. N. T.. Dec. as
TLree large hotels hers were badly
damaged BY fire early this morning.
The nrc broke out In the base ment
Of . grocery store Of the old Porter
building and soon spread 10 adjoining
structures. The 6re department
responded to . general alarm and
after heroic work Of the Ore iaddies
the flames were placed under control.
While there were several narrow o..
cape Of lives. mono were lost. The
damage to buildings 10 estimated at
$50. 900
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Given an Ovation.

Chicago, Dec. 28-The Revs. DR..
r. A. Torrey and Charles n. Al.xAnd.
or, prominent revivalists. have return.
Cd from . four years trip around the
world. we're rendered . great reception
In the Chicago avenue church Moody
Iustitu to- at which 10. 900 people. IN.
abie TO gain admission. we're turned
away.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
North and South United.

Washington. Dec. 38-A large and
brilliant wedding here today was that
Of Miss Ruth Milliken. daushtsr Of
Col B. II. Milliken Of this city. and
Hon. W. W. westerneld assistant
United States district attorney at New
Orleans. The ceremony was per.
formed iu 0racs n. e. church. which
wsa mAsninosntly decorated with
nowers.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Anniversary c. E. Society

Boston, Dec. 28-Tns twenty hfth
anniversary Of the Young Peoples
society Of Christian Endeavor will
occur February Q next. Il will be
commemorated BY the nearly 10. 900
societies and by the three and one half
million members and BY numerous
endeavor unions. local. county. state
and national.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Roldups are Numerous.

Colorado Springs, Dec. 28-Holdups
arc numerous in Colorado Springs.
Several attempts were made last
evening but none wore successful. A
man BY the name Of AcOlure. who
was on horseback. while crossing the
Santa 70 tracks. wss struck ut BY .
holdup but the blow Wa misdirectsd
and struck the horse causing IL to run
away with the rider.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Fashionable Den Raided.

New York. Dec. 2S-The police
yesterday aftsrr oon made . raid on .
pool rom for women In . brown
front house on West 6sth street. where
eighteen richly dressed fashionable
women were found playing the
"poniss. The poiios took their
names and sddFesaeM
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
CHINESE BOYCOTT
MAKING HISTORY
Seventeen Chinese Provinces
Are Now Affected.
Anti-Foreign Movement Causes
Great Loss to American Mer-
chants, Many of Whom
Quit Business.

San Francisco. Deo. 2S-Sevsntsen
Chinese provinces are now affected BY
the antt.foreisn movement which is
causing great loss to American bust.
ness to such an extent that many
American merchants have CLOSED their
business houses. and much additional
trouble Is feared.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Walker Bros.
F unsrals.

Two funerals were held this afssS-
noon and one s-will take place tonoe-
row. Frederic Thomas, she fosr
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stewart Of East Main street was bella
this afternoon from the family red
dence.
The obsequies over the bedy ef
Mrs.. A. 3. Miller. mother Of Mrs.. o.
r. Smith. were held this aftsrsess
from the smith family fssideses.
The body arrived at noon over the
Santa Fs from Lamar whore death %.
CURED.
The funeral Of Nrs. Maria Mareos,
the Italian woman who died u VII.
liamsburg will b hsId ffsu ths
family homo tomorrow Altsrnooa.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Cartoenist Dies.

New York. Dso. sS-Louis Dalrym.
pie. the we'll known eartoonist. whose
piotarss Of prominent politicians have
appeared IN the leading newspapers
and magazine. died lest night n his
Long lsland homs.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Subject to Transfer.

New York. Dec. 28-Tbe right to
sisn another mans name 70 . railroad
ticket which lad been sold BY one pas
sengsr to another WAS Afiirmed BY the
supreme court. This establishes 4
new PRECEDENT In the sale Of . rail.
road ticket
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Crew Drowned.

Victoria. B. O.. Dec. ss-Ths
British bA-k. Psss. Uspt. Oougaii.
from the PuGst Bound. stsuok . rock
Last night asd all on board were lost
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
YRBNONT.

A. r. 0unass and wife. city
n. \. Danby. koehy Yesd; 81. J.
English. Denver; A. ?. Kinbsil.
Pueblo; @. ". Hs6ssr. kasselo
r. J. Riddsll. Dssvsf; A. 'Erhsrdt.
Dssvsf.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28

xssks1s - pei.ss - ~ ~ ~.
ssssi Pnsd1e fssa oAnss 0tlV. -
stastsas wsst thssssl. vil1 allsv -
shassrs 49, tsiD izso Pne11o = pun.
~ ~ sstaxa when 6aG1so1 y1oaGo
wv ~ = u1D1.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
Under Martial Law.

81. Petsnbura. Dec. B-kartiAl
law hes bssu proclaimed In Odsssa.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28

BETTER TIAES-Ons of the fore :.
most real estate men yesterday aftss-
noon said he looked for . revival Il
business In slorsnos In th. .psiss. H
lays great strsss on the rsepsniSa q
the Rocky Aoantais smsltsr. This
plant working. another 100 msa viii
b employed and the bosses thas aea
vacant over town will And rsa1y
tenants. He expects that Ne wa1sS
wells north Of hsrs will brinG u .
GOOD and progressive slaa e insnsn.
He 10 very sasvuins q The future e
Blosssce 80 inlinates ~ - knoUu
Of some deals shsa ass - ~ I10as
that Ass likely - - eeasamma1oA -
. few wesks. g,H
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
WIN Force Hens y Lay.

A dispatch from Berkeley. CaL.
says: within . short tine hsss
will lay Eggs according 70 program
whether they want 70 OF not. ips4sad
Of refusing 70 WORK for % lons . ~.
son every year. thas the psies ef sses
mounts up to famins rates. u the
plans Of Professor Ja6a, nussitios q.
part st the stats univsrsity. u ~
70 assray. Professor Jana 10 90.
Quoting some txpsfimsnts which ~
expects will b oonolsdsd By Jassasy
I. as announced yesterday bis bslise
that hs would b able 70 eoetrel ~
moulting period Of hens, which ~.
nally begins In TIE Middle & ~
summer aad eoosissss inse bsp>enbss.
October or November. -
The daily tribune., 1905-12-28
American Associates Needing.

American Asseelatioa Needing.
Chicago. Dec. 38-The ownsSs and
managers Of the ball clubs oomprising
the American assooiAtieo asssnblsa
In Chicago today for their annual
meeting. Omosrs will b elected
and schedule and other eonnittses
appointed. Il IL rssardsd - osstain
that Joseph O'Brisn viii sseessd
himself - prssidsnt without oppssi.
tlon.