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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
Moody Calls His Attorney TO
Washington.
CONSULAR IMPROVEMENT
The Reform Begins IN Government
Pzinting--committee Considers
the Budget OF Carnegie's
Institution.

Washington, Nov. Attorney Gen
eral Moody has sent for United States
District Attorney c. H. Morrison and
Assistant Attorney General Oliver Z.
pagin. Of Chicago to come 70 NASH
ingfon in regard to the ~heef trust
prosecution. The plea Of the packers
declaring that Commissioner Garfield of
the bureau of corporations, who pre-
yiously investigated the beef industry,
had promised the packers immunity from
prosecution has taken snch an aspect
that the attorney general i said 70 wish
4 Joint Interview with the commissioned
and Messrs Morrison and Pagin.
Move for Better Consular Service,
Il. Allan Frost. TIRE general counsel.
and Austin a. Bnsnhaan, the general
secretary 81 the National Business league
n4 Chicago, had an extended conference
With Secretary Root Monday, during
which plans for the permanent improve
Tneifi III the consular service were Dis
cnsss.d lt Is said Mr. Root expressed
himself As il perfect accord with the
efforts oi the league 10 secure the rel
organization a. The service, including
the paymenx nf III consular fees into
tl,c treasury and the Substitution ii sal
aries as compensation Tor causalss cias
Sificafian Of consular agents and clerks
With promotion based ON proven eff.
cheney; requiring 81 Them knowledge
ef French, German, Spanish ~ Chinese
language, and comprehensive ledge
lot The resources n tie Tinted States
and Che elimination q politics
Carnegie Committee Meets
The executive committee ii the Car
negie Institution mpt Monday 10 von-
slider the annual budget aud Mil meef
occasionally mntil December 2 *
lect applicants cor aid IN researches and
nrepare recommendations To the hoard
"a trustees. n i practically cesxain
tbAt nest reaa tic Institution w'iil de-
vote itself u tw0 undertakings IA ixn-
incense saine 10 science One III these
wA Ne An expedition INTO West aud
East Iarkeslan and Mongolia 3hr oth-
II enterprise viii he 10 continue Tire
magnetic survey iii tic North Pacific
oeessn. The Instructors snip, tie Gal
silee, NH go Ks the Aleutian Islands.
Japanese waters. tsie caaSi 81 China
ana tlae Sonth Sen Islands
Reform in Government Printing
The talk 81 reforn III flse anas1e1I
81 printing public documents has straIek
SciHar sa the haaats at the employers
of the government printing office. and
thf fact thai Monday City psialiels were
fsulesl2hed indefinitely hrs addaa Is the
f0fr thnt a oataclySgn Is impending
The reAs0u assigned fen the laying OF
81 employees il that the various mem
hefs a the cabinet bave abbreviated
their annual reports s1is fail. sud made
il icss necessary e pus "a men Is
early a. nsnas, H'he acting public print
er. ID fact, i finding / hard task TO
provide work enough te keep his ing
faree occupied Mr. Riekafts, the act
ing public printer. hast week submitted
his estimate fpr the next fiscal vear.
and lnppea III s9aa,8O0 frhm TIE nsnal
hgares
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
Peculiar
To Itself

In what Il Is and what L does--oon-
tanning the best blood-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
effecting the most radical and per-
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole SYSTEMS true only of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
WON BY HIS WITS.

The persistency of a street urchin
who wishes to earn money is some
times annoying, but generally excus-
able. Now and then it becomes
amusing and almost irresistible.
Say mister, do you want your bag
carried" asked such a boy, running
after a man who was hurrying along
the street, evidently bound for the
railway station.
mo, ! don't" answered the man a
little sharply.
"I1l carry it all the way for a
penny" persisted the boy.
II tell you ! don't want II carried"
said the man, quickening his pace.
"Don't your said the boy. breaking
into a trot 10 keep abreast of his
victim.
"No, ! don't" said the man. glanc-
ing fercely at his small tormentor.
"Well, then, mister" said the ur-
chin with an expression of anxiou,
and innocent inquiry on his round,
dirty face, what are you carrying il
for9 Why don't you set II DOWN.
In spite OF himself the mans mouth
twitched, and with a There, take iti'
he passed over the bag TO his persist
ent companion, who staggered, rapidly
along without another word until the
station was reached, where he re-
ceived a twopence with 3 beaming
smile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
1t Takes the Irish to Bea. the Dutch.

A smart Irishman, a cousin of the
Hon. Mark Fitzgerald, once took a
contract to dig a we'll. When he
came to work one morning, after
having dug for several days, he found
that the we'll had caved in and was
nearly filled to the top. Pat looked
cautiously around and saw that no
n was near, then took off his coat
and hat and hung them on the wind
lass, crawled into some bushes and
waited. In a short time Mr.. Schau-
rer, with some neighbors, came down
to see how Pat was getting along
with the we'll. They saw the well
had caved in, and seeing Pats coat
and hat on the windlass, they sup
posed he was beneath the dirt. A
few hours brisk digging cleared the
lose dirt from the well. Just as the
evacuators had reached the bottom
of the we'll and were wondering
where the body was, Pat came out
of the bushes and thanked the diggers
for their work. Some Of the diggers
were Disguised, but the joke was too
good to permit anything but a good,
hearty laugh. Ling
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Spoecliet paa Peoen.

ct SteS / Nprbeben al aalborg /
SpllaHb gnar Ser Ell Sci ben oper en-
sbe $ebeitrGtning. WeIlem GanenS
6oIf, hos bpem Groen paa SpsaeIier
enoml life er uhoe6, gaor oeu DAG
ibaQ iGre Sogu ON Ell SpsgeIie. Der
/ 6orm al en- bopeblsS Set ifol fore.
tnge uatIigc 8anoringcr pna bcmelote
Rel.
Soa nar set forIeSen Iiteu beri.
moo Nt0notStib, at en- Muuo meS en-
roOfpitet &ro poa SpegcIicr paste.
rene Seieu ouer SeOeu. Oct bar bUIa.
merit, % &egncn itprtcbe ne0 |
Strsmme - rigtta ct @cir for Sps.
acIier. % bUem ifiIorer Dor Ban.
0riugsmaHoS SfrGf. ho ban pluSieIig
- fomulcn ntiot no paa SeSen - be.
rer Erin al ct iirisSbet Gpr bag Tia -
iiop, iiop, flap, ia8oe oct / @eienS
&onbpeIe.
Saarene reiite iig paa Nnnbers So.
pca 1900 SpaaeIiet! Def ban paa belle
Geier ba0oe Gooct | RRbieI Tor at
msOe, sc Tia til6aee tllroe ban if,
- oLtiao frem iaa burtigt 9enenc
flrnoe barre bom.
Meu buaO bialp Set9 Siop, Jap,
iogoe bet itahia eiter BAN. spsgelict
tog ben aabeubart | @nlop, % ban
ipute8, ban flrnoe bsre 6rnn0en itaa
no al Sets bOpeSIsie Sols tort bag ia.
Smart hruoc ban life mere, ha ban
pIuoieIig eiReSe Sps i ct GUS peo
geieu - hos en- Rabo. San nanebe
meS en- iioite anitrGngrIie Suiei OF
itprteoe bGiebI9ieube ino / Stlen,
buor man iaS % ipineoc Sort; "sps.
arlict. SpsaeIiet er efter mial" itres
ban.
W'anSeu | Suict, Der life er iaa iaIi
Eroen paa SpcBeIier tos en- 2pets
% stf uSenior for al taee 6Gnome.
! net nGrmere I GteIun. Ga sanffs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Ladies' Artist or Work Apron, $500.

An apron that is wide and full
enough to cover the entire dress, is
indispensable to the woman who is
engaged in painting, modelling or any
work that is disastrous to a pretty
in the back, and is shaped by UNDER
arm and shoulder seams. The upper
part is gathered and attached to a
yoke, and the full bishop sleeves al
low ample room for the dress sleeve
underneath. Sateen, Bingham, cam
brio. and Holland linen are all good
for the purpose. The medium size
will require six yards of SO inch MAJ
terial.
Ladies' Artist or Work Apron No.
$3.50: Sizes for 80, "a, sc, SO, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
MADE IN MONTANA.

A tall, raw-boned stranger of the
antediluvian period sauntered into the
post Office the other day, an in stem
torisn tones inquired of Clerk Glib il
there were any letters there for him
In a meek and gentle voice the assist
ant postmaster said, softly:
'The name, p~leasel"
Louder" replied the man of ancient
origin, and the public servant raised
his voice a tone or so higher and
again asked:
The name, please!
Louder again replied the long
geared stranger; whereupon the as
sistant sang out in an angered tone:
Your name, p~leasef"
The exasperated inquirer for mail,
throwing his arms more wildly, shout
ed:
"Louder, James X. Louder. Where
IN thunder are your earsl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Deeorab.p oftens
Wcniter Department.

@Iecornb.g often" bill berefter in.
oeboIoe en- ubiegt &Gffe Msnitre
for Dnnuer pg gern. Get er poa gin.
mooning al mango. at ri begpnoer
meo 0enne afoeIing. og hi faar NH ie.
bbor Ia1gt Snteresien bill itr9ffe iig.
Snert Weniter foIter 10 Gents, og
B~eltiainger ien6es til @Decorab.go.
ten, % man beoes benDtte ben
glarfet pao gnoen al oenne Spnlte.
~ bor laoet bisie Mgnftre unoerisge
az Neooebanolere, og set paaitaaes.
az De er gooe, og Iette og greie at ~
enter. 8or bet ferite biz pi life ODER.
lpffe Seitripelien ODER bnert Msniter.
on oct TOR antoges at oe fleIte, iom
bar gritg for benz, bill forItaa en-.
gelf. Sfuloe Der bile Tia Trona til
at fdo Dem ooeriatte, bill hi foretage
Soran0rinaen.
Waar MOI beitiner bisie WsnItre.
nlaa man gibe Humere, Maal ON.
firing 9rpitet og 9ipet, aloer for
gsrn og unae Biger, 90 fulbit9nbia
Moresle, iaaIeoeS at greoe bill naa
Dem. Beer meget foriigtig life at
began nogen Sell | @eIfripeIien, oa
Wssnitre life fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
A WARM

A good story is told of three ladies
visiting a well-known winter resort
in the South, who went one Sunday
morning to the Cathedral. The
officiating priest, an Irishman, was
very courteous, and seeing that there
were no seats vacant, he beckoned to
the young lad acting as substitute for
the sexton during the ~latter's absence
that day, and whispered audibly.
Three cheers for the ladies, Thomas
The poor fellow looked puzzled, but
came obediently forward, and with a
flourish of his hand, gave three cheers
for the ladies, to the CONSERVATION OF
the visitor. and the amazement of the
congregation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
en- 5tapaneer.
manes "sup"

ri ct Eripatbren til en- Samilie fra
8iunipea, Souebitaben | Manituba.
bibi9tter norif "grsblabet":
eaa nraa jes tililut iorteIe eber ON
en- Stapansermanb, iOm / bisie 8ase
bar siort ct sobt Sup beroper | "tbs
iuilo @eit". &.
Oct er en- Sens 8ertelien, Der for en-
Snes aar iiosn Tom biooper iammer
meb fin Sar ps Mpr, ban bar ba Blot
en- Gut paa 5-6 Gar. Gamilien ub.
punbrsbe fra Siapauserfunteu. Sabes
rem fisbte 2anb / Wanitpba. San bar
arbeibet fig sObt Op % iibber MI paa en-
pen liben Sarm. Samilien er blet for.
sset meb flsre ssnner iiben Sibfomiten
til Nmerita.
Sens, ben neitelbite, bros for ct
9sar @ar iiben lensere mob geft IND |
bet Tibet opbprtebe % nOtiaa riisnbte
Eerritorium Gsiinibpia.
Oct err ct fort 2anb, pelbise Ire.
rier % oeiaa meset Clog. prasiise
@rassanse, ipm bpper be bebite geiin-
selier for &rsaturapl.
glanbt ben ~faataqise gefolfnins er
ber mango Snoianere al ublanbet Blob,
tilbsrenbe atsunfiuernss ensans iaa
masiise os enpnu aniete oct.
9isie S~nbianere bar bplbt fig sanIte
anberleoes pppe eub fine StammeialIer
/ 5riitaterne, -Gsiiniboia tilbprer lises
iom Wanitpba britiif Norbamerifa.
Hosle at benz bar fore &uaefarme
% eier ipare 9aupitrafninser. 9au
Ell iaaban Sn~oiansriarm bar ben unse
epentprlsitne Stauansermuno, ipm man
lense lite bBrte noset til, tuset Grbeioe
iom 9opbon apagpasier Baa en-
eler anben Maabe maa ban baue siurt
iis iprbelastis bsmRrfet; tbi Der fpm
&psier bit til @innipes ON, at ban
ffuloe siite fig meb ben riBe inoianite
@isnbpms. % apasbeiiooers eneite
9atter % iaalebss fpmme til at arpe
bele SerIisbeben,
9ette Hpate er MI blet befr9itet, ibet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
A MATTER OF HONOR.

Tramp-Here's twenty-five cents.
I want ter pay it to you fer that free
lunch, and then you throw in five
glasses o'beer. Seer
Observation-Disclosures cents will
buy the beer. The lunch is free, you
know.
II don't want 'er that way. | want
ter pay a quarter fer the lunch and
git the beer free. See?"
ITS all one either way, What
difference does it maker"
tits a matter o. personal honor,
sir. | promised the ole lady wot gave
me the quarter hat I'd spend it fer
something TO eat, See?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

ristis. ,ibenfor Suiet 'eif Der ncset,
Der | Wsrte fiitbe antaecs for ct fir
benet spsseIie. men bite ia at bore
bans egen SprefnIp, Der bnpoe itaaet
fsiret iioe pao Seoen. aoIpcn bnpbc
repet fig Los o. babe, finIen Tom ben
bar, fIaaet 6sIse meo Dor ganbrinss.
mnnb biem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Jim, ulpebunocn
III
piniam maaare
Ccof.

-
tIrgct McrneTebaanS. Zen baooI
utoiIiomt tiIbsrt iarmnie anatom
ion 2soniugeifnaen.
SioIig ON Morgeren fulgte be til
| aamerater gIooiporene efter Sin
ira oct steo, hpor Slaget hapbt
fiat % miIepis inboper 8ieIbet. Eili
iIut tables Oct | Sen rsbe ssorobrmt
Iige peh en- opbe SielofIsft, iom ben
ineprer fig %iarunren, iaa ben neppe
bleb feinti Sob breo.
Siutlen bar oberifpet, Oct begpnSte
at torSne, % gIafe ipnoebe ct gfp.
triIo, iom bilbe forpanoIe ben freoe-
Iiae 9iabIo Greet, iom ranbt nebe |
SIsften Der, til en- itrib gIp. De bIep
eiltg ON, at oct bar beSlt at gaa biem
til 2eiren.
8lafe ites Iiot ne6oper ben iteiIe
8ieloiioe % ifreg til patterion, iom
nar gaat oponer ben mob'atte Sjelo.
pGg, inbtil ban bnpoe maattet itanie,
foroi Der bPuet fig Ell femti Sobs
8rntitnitr oper BAN.
San pinfet % beapnote paa Ie6.
itigiingcn, Oo Regnet pluoielig be.
gDnote at faloe meb tropiif BoIoiom.
heo. 2dngt oppe fra aIsftens spre
enoe tom Ell 'fummenSe @anbmasie
ritQenSe meo Surtigtoosfart, % 81.
nblo Greet bIep en- riuenoe Strsin,
buis gslger fplbte aIsiten.
gatterion funoe inseniteSs unS.
ilp; ban mnotte bli itaaenbe oppe paa
Den snerIte afiats og oeltte paa, at
Sanoet ifulbe ripe BAN meo iig.
San er iortabtl" itsnnet gIafe.
"Se oerl" raabte 2epnoI0s og
pegte paa Sim iom itob libt o~oenfor
Gem % ifiRloenbe iaa oper beres SO.
peoer ben paa 8atterion.
3 oct iamme tit 8tofe en- IpffeIig
Soc. San greb Sifferbeostnugene,
iom De boooe taget meo iig, bandit
hem iammen o. f9itet Sen enc gn6e
rirbt SaIier paa Sim.
"Raob paa ben, Battlefront" freq
ban, men bans Stemme naacbe life
baIpOeis oper Msften. Gatterion bap.
DC imiOIertio let % foritaat.
Scr, eSiml Ser, Siml"
San too tiIfnes | gnuS, fIpnget
fla iortuilet til ben gIattc 8ranitppg
co rnnbte for fsrite Sang paa oct
misbanoleoe DIR. Sims !Ssriel bar
ifarp, oa benne Stemme funSe ben
life mobitaa. Gen faitet iig no / De
boirolen6e SauomaSier, Ipngebes
bio og bio meqem be iforpe Sielb.
fuatter, men naaebe lanet ON lenee
ooer til nen Monb, bpis 8euIfab Den
babbe IauatA efter at pinSe.
8atterion banot Saiiget ON 2ipet
pnn iig, tog i'm HeSber | armene, og
beaae baltes M gienmem Spirplerne
ben til ben anben SIDE.
90 % Sunben liOt efter Iaa | De
iibite SrGttinger, falot gatterion
paafur ocO beus Sioe % flappet
hens itpsee SoOeO. Saa blep Sim
itiu og title, % 8aarerne lob neS.
oper Satterious ainber, ba ban reiite
iig op.
Oct bar bans Eribut til Sim III.
rebuubeu.
Sn DC ire &dmerater er at meISe,
at De ieuere itsote paa ben rige Cub.
care, % at oe MI er mrptige Wrrb.
Wen enOnu Ioier Oct | 4otterions
Sicrte, naar bon tGufer paa i'm uicr.
trsOne Ben, Sim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Def par life "Hcrn.G Grit.

IN
Oct err piIt Iao omrtrent 80 aal
itsit, iiben en- Then crop Solunger
fer bar | Sfogen paa Temmerbug
Ming, en- apeIo iaa Spsseri | Prins'
saIs-aoien. StDgsen ielu fiat II
f9Ie Sorn ino giennem 6Iugser
rper Dsret mems en- at bans aan'
her Hog | gpggen % noiisSte fRle
2po. Snbe paa SIoiteoet branote en-
COB StofiIo. % noe bar bet msrfi
Tom | en- SQf. timber lise Snitrn'
eisbeoer bar oct life iaa unberligt,
at enbog mobige. i~fogpante Solun.
ger bIep en- SmiIe ubpggelig TIL
mooe. Sier ba De maatte isle meo
iig ielo, at @amlen | bette SilfGloe
life meSte loer1 at bore inuiteret.
Oct par foruemIig g., en- ing,
hierp Gut % iaa 9gte Solung, Tom
en- fan bugge gr /, Der pna Ell meget
iitbtrRngenbe Naaoe bapbe anmooet
Sipgaen ON forifielis Slags SiGlp
meo ct Bar altior TRANCE StspIer.
Sele ngen eiennem bapoe 9. bolot
peoeritpaeelise gsnnemeoer, ba ban
ON apeISeu ifiiloe trrffe al zig
Steplerne.
st gar u,lse Sfsierfanter | NOR.
meite Esmmerilos pioite ogiaa ON
SiSie Observation-Disclosures i 9rinsbaIs.
toien og bIeu enige ON at goa bio
Ell 3peIo og neere "Soru.grif". Den
enc al Dem bapoe futbet ct gammelt
@lgborn, iom De faitet paa gnSen Of
en- Stang. % meo ben Stang paa
SfuIocren og Sooet fulbt al "Dieo.
Teri" orcg De en- msrf Ssitfpelb az
Iteb til GrinsbaIIfoicn, bnor De laa
en- 3ine eIer I9nger paa 8agt i,Som
&Gggen.
@noeIig fom set Sibspunft, % @.
ifuloe ia al iig StspIerne, og oet
paulige Seq b%espnote.
"9ano life Zig, @iit! Oilers Tom.
mer San % tar Big" bsrte be to
Sfielme en- Rlore lllf Il. Wen ben
aSroriel tog life Q. noset Senipn
til, San banSet pGrre END oRrit,
mems ban ip9npte og orog, iaa ban
itruloimeilem nGIten miitet 8,rten.
Getop iom 2. pilbe beeprtbe paa
en- M 2ere GSer, Isfiet ben ene
Sfielm Staneen i%peiret, iaa ban
Itiffe glgbornet inc eienrem
Samtioist banfet Same.
raten | 8pggen % iiSitsote De ltpg.
geIte 2pb, ban bar iltanb til at irem.
bringe. ut iige, oct bapbe en- magiif
8irfning. er linpeltben ct aitfor
milot llbtrpf, Der bleo iaa tpit %
file / 5foser, at BET bar nGiten en-
@ru. Ia langt ON lGnee ct HSar al
aoiens Srouaalere tog Wob til liz
Tom no for at lie iig ON, bar De TO
Sfeierfanter uoenfor "Sfuobolb".
Raa g. bapoe Siitorien en- meget
girfning - ban Tiittet meb
at bnrbe.
Sporior Sc TO Sfeierianter lo6
heune 9~ieplebiitorie saa runbt /
9paoen irben at ilaa ben ibiel9 Bel,
&c tang III life | ben Scniigt at tiene
Spertroers baarlige Sag. aaria.
gen til @itterneS Sarisbeo bar ben,
ut 2. par en- baarbbGuot @ut, %
at Der ogiaa bar flere fraftige lllfe,
Jon nsb Spnet al oct fele Sorn |
Gpiglugger rGunte aften. Ieb an.
ere Orb: bet bar al Mogifnbsbenipn,
talig. Soa megct ON Sp-
net / Irtnsoalsfoien. Set bar life
"Sorn.grit", iom bite itg / 8lug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

In the making Of clothes for the
little ones, comfort is the first thing
to be considered. This style of sleep
ing garment is a popular n with all
mothers, as they feel assured that the
child is we'll protected even if the
little feet peep from under the covers,
as they sometimes do however care
fully they may be tucked in. The
pattern is well cut and fitted with
full directions for making. Outing
or Canton flannel are the materials
most in use for the making of gar
ments of this kind. The medium size
requires two and one-half yards of so
inch material.
Childs' Sleeping Garment No. SOTO:
Sizes for l, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

8eo @fiSuat8tiS fpm Sim binFcu,
DC ooeHira atsften meo nogct bpi0t
| 9hlroeu. @eo Itcr Om5u lagSc
ben bet fra ig paa oct gomle 5teO,
bocrpaa ben gior6e ru gift til Sgp.
leopHgeu BAG 4isttenei.
De ire @uI0arauere hdgte burtia
eFter 6o Sim ON IiOt hinfct ppigicn.
mem SlsiteL gocrit oppe bIpu ocn
itaaenoe % neire mos &iuoeu. 4
RaGneifiuret iaa De tooelia. bncrIe.
hes Ell 6lof QrrrtclllDe p%luoielia
Tom fureube o. ir0rtet ia opcr ben.
SatteriUn, @lote % acpnoIOS itgr6.
te iig opoOcr O. tom uetop tiSsnot
I'll at reboe beas SiD. llIOeue fsi
til 90er lin Slant, % Sim to5 ihte trc
Ben me6 ia % bar beQer life Ipuge
ON al iorioiHbe.
HatterioH % bans Sameratc,
nenbte tilbage til SeireR og fauot al
Sims ftoite 8euitabSbepis bar en- Of.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

cumaTtnsn 'SuspenneH. par iss nipDgap
oct fcr LANCE NheH, % reg ipuss rietia aosf
ON ben / ale Tels. Ten gaar Let % orkei.
Der soot s 6rast 80 GentA Cline Dss
xste8, 6lanDreaH Q. Gst
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-23
WAVES GIVEN MAXtMtM.
Negro 4ssaulte- Gets forty-Two Years
 Time After L.lrried Hearing.

Little Rock, Oct 22. James Mayes, the nero who, on Sep tember 30 assaulted Mrs. Loeb and cut her throat severely with a razor at her home in this city,
 was brought up from Pine Bluff by Deputy Sher..9-, c. M. Philpot of Jefferson count., having been taken to that city from the --.-- Ter county jail at Texarkana about ten days ago. He was hurried to the court house, with scarcely any one having knowl- edge of his presence, and was arraigned on two indictments charging him with assault to kill Mrs. Loeb and Deputy Con- stable Sam Spight. He pleaded guilty and was given the maxi mum of twenty-one years in each case by Judge Lea. He was taken at once to the state convict farm in Lincoln county.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-23
St0O Backs livery Claim.

lnasmuch as a few of our would-be competitors, envious of the overwhelming popularity of the famous Byrne Sinaplltied Shorthand and Practical Book keeping, have said and pub lished ''all manner of evil against it falsely, and inasmuch as 1t is not always convenient for everyone to investigate the diff ferent systems before entering school, we make. for the benefit of honest doubters, or those who may be unacquainted with our work. the standing offer: To deposit $100 in bank in this city, payable at the conclusion of
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-23
IMPORT ITALIAN LABOR.
Planters Are Investigating Experiments in Chicot County, Ark, and
 May Adopt Them.

Pine Bluff, Oct. 2O-Jefferson county planters are seriously considering the matter of replac- ing negro labor with Italians, and they have been investigat- ing conditions at Sunnyside plantation, Chicot county, where a large colony of Italians is b. cated.
 In a letter written to Sheriff Gould by l. S. Wright, of the Sunnyside company, the letter says regarding the Italian labor CTS:
 "I consider them hrst-class, and far superior to the negro. We rent them the land; they do the rest. You would have to get them through some Italian labor agent. There is one here who has gotten a great many for us, who would be glad to assist you should you decide to put in a few families.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-23
QUARANTINE: RAISED.
State Board Lifts Barriers Except Along
 Chicot County line.

Little Rock, Oct. By an order issued yesterday after noon by the state board of health the quarantine along the state line of Arkansas, which has been in effect for the past twelve weeks, was lifted, with the ex- ception of Chicot county and a portion of Ashley county. The order takes effect. this morning and all guardsnen who have been in the quarantine service will leave their posts today. One hundred men will be kept in Chicot county and along the Louisiana state line from Arkla eastward to Cypress until the board deems it best to nullify the quarantine regulations in that district also.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-23
JURY SCORES OFFICIALS.
Grand Jury That Handed in Anything But the Usual Stereotyped Re-
 port in Garland County.

Hot Springs Oct. 22.-What is said to be the most comprehen- sive and scathing report ever submitted bs a Garland county grand jury was made by the grand jury which finished it's work late Friday afternoon.
 The management of the poor farm under w. F. Lewis was se- verely denounced, the commit tee, which visited the poor farm unexpectedly, reporting that they found the building and bedding in an inexcusably and repul- sively filthy condition, and that the food was poor and insuf- ficient, and commented on the fact that such. should not be the case when the poor master is re- ceiving a salary of S1O0 per month, and when over $16 IS allowed for the sustenance of each inmate.
 The grand jury recommended that measures which could only be characterized as heroic should be employed in alleviating the conditions.
 Former Road Commissioner Hughes was also reproached with the fact that although S67, ,000 has been spent on the roads in the past four years, they are not in a condition to warrant any such expenditure.
 Judge Duffie in commenting to the jury on their report com plimented them for making 1t so scathing, and remarked that he believed that much good would come out of 1t.
 T believe this scathing report on the poor house and roads IS a great reflection upon the admin istration of affairs in this coun- try,'' said Judge Duffie to the jury.