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Evening journal., 1905-08-21
HoteI ouests Alarmed.

Philadelphia. Aug. 21.-Several
hundred guests at the Bingham House
were alarmed by an early morning
FIRE in the adjoining buildings today,
and nearly oen hundred of them ran
TO the first floor corridors and TO the
front pavement clad only in their
night gowns. Two women, who were
among those who had left the build
ing in their fear, tainted when they
reached the sidewalk. and this added
to the excitement among the guests.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
Lapansso continue Advance.

London. Aug. 2i.-The Daily Telegraph's
Toxic correspondent says that despite the
heavy rains the Japanese have advanced
in Northern Korea. The Russians aban-
doned their advance works and were driv-
en- back. After crossing the river Tumen
the Russians destroyed the bridges. and
there is no sign OF Russians south Of the
Tumen. The Japanese army in Korea al
ready has affected a certain communica-
ton with Field Marshal Oyama.
The Daily Telegaph's japanese corre-
spondent at Moji says that General Line
vitch's defense works are now complete.
His troops number between 100000 and
zoo, 900. Trainloads Of troops are arriving
from Russia and many are being sent TO
the Tumen.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
pnrted VIC His Monkeys.

Detective William Il. Jones to-day
parted with the last OF his three
monkeys. which he has kept in his
office at the p. b. & w. railway sta
tion for some time past. Judge and
Jack have been presented TO the Free
Zoo Association and Jennie this morn
ing we placed in keeping of a friend
Of the detectives Since the advent of
the two former Monkeys at the Zoo
logical Gardenn they have become the
favorite Of all those who have seen
them,
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
He HAD FRIENDS HERE
This Fact Kept PhiIadelphian From
Going to Jail.

/ Because William Christian, Of No. 1927
North sixiy-frst street Philadelphia,
sould prove to the satisfaction OF the
holice that he had friends in Wilmington
sentence OF thirty days imprisonment
Imposed on him in City Court today for
tagrancy, was remitted. lie was arrested
n the coast by Patrciman erozier Nfi'e
tstiaed that he caught the defendant beg
ling.
s Christian denied that he was begging
nd said he had q dollar in his possession
rhen arrested. He named some men he
new in Wilmington and claims 10 have
home in Philadelphia and came to VIII
nington only on a visit.
The court sentenced him to thirty days
iith the provision, however. that the po-
ce investigate his statements and if
ound true TO allow him his freedom.
his the police did and in consequence
be defendant was liberated.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
TO EXTEND ROA6 TO SMYRNA
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Townsend, Aug. 21-It now looks as II
the proposal to extend the Middletown
and Odessa Railway to Townsend and
thence to Smyrna, will soon be carried
out.
1t is said that more than 80 per cent.
OF the property owners between Mid
dletown and Smyrna have given the
right of way for the extension of the
Middletown line.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
on, BLACK AND THE CABINET

When DIR. John J. Black. OF New
Castle. returned there today he was asked
regarding the reports from Washington
that he is being considered by President
Roosevelt as a successor to Secretary Of
Agriculture James Wilson, he said:
Il have rot seen President Roosevelt in
relation to the matter as claimed by some
persons When 1 heard it 1 thought it a
joke. and i have been unable TO learn how
such a report could be started. I am Of
the opposite party TO President Roosevelt
and know nothing OF the affair only what
1 learn from Washington reports
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
COuNCILMEN LEAVE FOR TOLEDO
-Four Unable to Make the Trip and
Remain at Home.

Nine Councilmen. Clerk Of Council
John Monaghan and city Solicitor
Sylvester ID. Townsend left Whining
ton Tor Toledo. o.. yesterday to attend
the Convention of American Munich
palities. The Councilmen IN the party
include Messrs. Ross. Cannon. Lynch,
Kane, Simmons, Postles. Lyons. Nc
Canerty and McGovern. Councilmen
White. McMullen. Taylor and Leitch
We're unable 20 make the trip.
Council appropriated $500 for the
expenses Of the trip but the hope was
expressed that this sum would not be
needed. as an effort would be made Ia
keep the expenses down. City som-
citor Townsend, it is said. will pay
his own way.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
Suicide Pact Evident.


Special 70 The Evening JOURNAL
Philadelphia, Aug. 21-That there IS
more than a coincidence in the SINH
larity of the circumstances surounnd-
the suicides Of William W. Hopes and
Joseph A. Thompson, Is the firm belief
of F. +. Hopes, of Fernwood
brother OF the former. Mr.. Hopes de-
clared to-day that he believes that
there was suicidal pact between the
two men.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
senator AIIee is RetIeent.

Senator Alice was called on the tele-
phone today at Dover by The Evening
journal and asked for a statement on
the above article. He replied that he had
nothing to say. Il do not want to be quot
3D." he said, "and have no statement TO
make"
Further efforts to have the Senator dis
,uss the subject were futile.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
champIonshIp eame f0r zoo.

The championship game between
New Castle and the X-Brandywine
club. OF this city. will be played for
the benefit Of the Free zoo on Satur-
day, September .. New Castle has lost
but one game this season and that to
the X-Brandywine. which IL defeated,
however. In the second game, and in
consequence OF the tie, the deciding
contest win no doubt draw a large
crowd.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
Guarding Fruit With Guns.

Special 20 The EvenIng Journal
Townsend. Aug. 21.-The depreda-
tions of frit thieves in the vicinity Of
Townsend still continue and many
trees have been stripped during the
last few nights. Some of the grow
ers now guard their fruit trees with
shotguns.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
PoIIee oH 70 FIshIna hank..

About sixty fishermen, including the
policemen on Captain Kane's division,
left French street wharf al o'clock
this morning, on the schooner sand
snipe towed by a tug from Philadei-
phia. for trip to the fishing banks
% the Delaware Ray. They WIN return
early Tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
Many conversIons.

The campmeeting at Twin Oaks is
meeting with much success. The Rev.
James Trumbauer. of Chester, Pa. is
spiritual director and he is assisted by
the Rev. Andrew ]. Dolbow. OF this
city There are 1oi tents in the
camp and many conversions have
been effected since it opened.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21

The Dover Dclawarean has just COM
pleted tho catalogue and premium lists
for the Grange Fair az llrandyvine
Springs on August 80 and ~ and Sep
tember first. The work WAS well done
and She mapagcmept OF the fnir
Is pleased with A.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
chaneeIIor NiehoIson Improvina.

Chancellor John r. Nicholson, who
has been confined TO his home in Dover
for the past week with slight attack
OF illness. is improving. He will hold
court on Thursday next at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
ALL DEPARTMENTS
TO MOVE At ONCE
New Office Building Of p,
B. & w. Railroad Is Near
ing Completion
TEMPORARY STATION FINISHED

There win be a general moving day
at the p, B. & w. station during the
course Of the next ten days when ev-
cry Office in and about the present de-
pot win be transferred at one time
into the new office building and tenn
porary station.
II was the intention Of the officials
Of the company to transfer yesterday
the offices in the lower floor of the
old station TO the temporary struc-
ture including the ticket Office. watt
ing rooms, baggage and express
rooms, etc. bat this order has been
changed. The reason for this Is that
IL was not deemed advisable to have
two moving days. with the attending
confusion and it was decided that
when the transfer IA made that Offices
on all floors should be moved at one
time.
PREPARATIONS BEGUN.
In order TO accomplish this fact a
general house cleaning is being car
ried on at the station. Heaters are
being detached from their connections.
desks, tables and closets are being
stripped from offices at the depot and
also from the general offices az No. 2fi
West street and are being sent to the
shops at Todd's Cut for renovation.
Desk and table drawers are being
overhauled and useless articles con-
signed 10 the rubbish pile, so that
when n move IS made no valueless
PAPER book or article OF any descrip-
ton win be transferred. Above the
basement floor Of the new office build
ing the rooms have nearly an been
finished and ready for occupancy but
IL has been decided that everything
must be complete with the exception
of the basement and elevator before
a move Is undertaken.
With the exception OF hanging doors
the temporary station is finished and
these doors viii be taken from the old
station and re-swung. The only room
lnow occupied In the building Is the
toilet and the only room In use In the
office building Is No. 207 on the sec
lond floor, occupied temporarily by
Master Carpenter Kennedy.
DEPENDS ON CONTRACTORS.
The exact date OF general moving
; is not known to officials at the r. y
a. w station and the date depends
: upon the time the contractors say
that the Office building is ready. II
r order 70 operate the elevator IL vii
be necessary 90 erect a small powe
house at the east end of the buildini
and separate from the main structure
This. however, VIII not delay the oc.
cupancy as broad staircases afford
an easy ascent and descent The
Delaware division Offices at Claytor
viii also be moved here within a shori
time.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21

The campmeehng. which has been in
rogress for several weeks at Front
md Union streets, will continue SER
ices every evening this week.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
Fat Hoo Drops Dead.

While being driven to slaghter, a
fat hog belonging to johnson Broth
lers. butchers, dropped dead at Fourth
and Shipley street. The porker be-
ing very fat, probably died Of exhaust
t--.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
Enisoonal convoeation.

EHxton. Nd. Aug. 21-The Northern
Convocation Of the Episcopal diocese
OF Easton, win begin tomorrow even
ing in st. Mary's Church at North
East.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21

The japanese. 1t is firmly believed, cling
to the substance, if not the form, Of their
demand for remuneration for the cost Of
the war. Perhaps they are willing TO de-
crease the sum asked but substantial com
pensation, under whatever guise it is OBJ
tained. they decline 20 rellnquish. They
are also firm upon the cession Of SalShalin.
BY the transfer of the southern branch Of
tho Chinese Eastern Railway. first to
Japan for REIMBURSEMENT to China, pay
ment Tor the maintenance OF the Russian
prisoners and the surrender OF the Rus
sian warships. it is possible 10 figure out a
total transfer to Japan in money and prop
erty of about s25O,O00.OOO But this is the
limit.
The japanese. as usual, are very reti-
cent and very quiet and it is impossible
to obtain from them the least indication
Of their view OF the change in the situa-
tion produced by the Presidents action.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
Wilmington Stock ouotatiors

1,rom Scott & Co

reported by Scott & Co.. bankers and
roisers.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
LOST FOUND AND REWARD.

FOUND-Yesterd afternoon at South
Side Park a small sum of money.
Owner may retain the same by calling
at 402 Townsend street and Identifying
It. Aug. 19-1t.
Evening journal., 1905-08-21
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to bs
fair, higher temperature, light
southerIy winds. Wednesday
continued fair, warmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.
New lot Of wash goods at Abbott's.
A special $3.50 white skirt for s1.s0
at Fits
Alison smith Of PIainfeld was in the
city today.
New petticoats, Homemade make,
at yeale & Knights.
Fresh every week, Candee rubbers via
Boston Barre at McLean's.
Domain sabato % Grande yeglione
maschcrato al Pavilion hail.
Victor Tacy went to chazy, n. Y,
today ON a visit with relatives.
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at f. Il. Burr h Co.'S.
Goddard seminary closed today for
the spring vacation of two weeks
Samuel and J. Cannon of Burlington
We're in tie city today on business.
The Good Templars will have social
the night Of Wednesday, March 20.
McWhorter can show the largest as
sortment Of trunks, bags and suit cases
in the city.
Any good dresser can find at this
store the furnishings he ought to have.
Moore & Owens.
Mrs. J. 0ryille Adams, accompanied
by her sister, returned from WOodsyille,
n. H., last evening,
@. q. Moore and George More went
to Groton pond this morning to spend
Sunday at the Montpelier camp there.
Mrs. John Fraser OF South Ryegate
and Mrs. William Fraser Of Concord, M.
I H., are visiting at the home Of w M.
Fraser.
Fresh music from the Whitney War
ner Co., including Toreador, Troubadour
Song, One Little Soldier Man, Zoe q
copy. Harris Book Store, Hale block.
Companion Court Granite City, /. o.
n, will give a public whist party in
Worthen's hall Saturday evening, March
rs. Playing win be started at s o'clock.
Prizes viii be awarded and refreshments
served.
There viii he regular meeting Of
the Painters Union Tuesday evening at
1880 in Painters hall. All members are
requested to be in attendance as there
is business Of Importance to come be-
fore the meeting.
AS the 9s45 train was pulling into
the Central station this morning the en-
CINE lneoupled from the train Just as
it was making the crossing BY The
| freight house. The train was moving
slowly and no damage resulted. Tie
mcoupling was due to a sag in the
track.
Lister Charles DEF. Bancroft of Mont
peier is getting things in shape il the
| listers department. for the work Of TAX
ling inventories which begins April 1.
/ The preliminary work IS to separate the
corporations, firms and guardians and
persons not naturahzed. About 5000
old inventories were destroyed Wednes-
day by burning then in the retorts at
the Lane shops.
RI. G.. Thomas, fish and game commits
sioner, has asked the Montpelier city
council to appoint a local game warden.
The commissioner appoints two in the
county. j. Paul Rivers has been the
Montpelier game warden and the com
missioners recommend appointments
where good work has been done. The
other game wardens that have officiated
throughout Washington county under
the old law were III G. HoIIister, p. A.
Chapman, and Albion Whitcher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY. MARCH "a, leOs.
Weather Prediction.

y CdIIEI FEuIVIIUl'
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
Light to fresh southwest winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
wins win Claim Them?

Letters remaining uncalIed for at the
Barre post Office for the week ending
March "A, 1905, are as follows:
Men. Jas Armstrong, Mamore Broth
ers, A. Fasio, Luigi FoaIigio 2, Fred
Goodell, Z. Gabellini, Frank Gussoni, G..
Gatoni, Louis Gagnon, Napoleon Guiette,
Ralph Gilmane, G. w. Hardacre, Philip
8. w. Hill, T. WI Harrington, J. IT.
Libben, a. Meyers 2, Frank Macy, Jo-
seph Murray, John Meact, Peter MUIR
seph Murray, John AIeact,, Peter Nc
Murray, Frank P1lno, j. w. Rogers,
flames Smith, W. ]. Scott, Luigi Tesla
Luigi Neronei, Albert Wilfore.
Women.-Mrs. f. A.. Blanchard, Mrs
Geo. Christie, Rose Macy, Mrs. S. Mead
er, Mrs. Angie Rossi.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23
Forsyth

EORSYTH. the county seat o! Taney county,
Is beautifully and centrally located ut the
junction OF the sparkling waters OF the Swan
with the swift and crystal current Of beauti.
ful White river The site is ideal, and the little,
well built snd well painted city, fastened at the
meeting OF the waters like gem at the throat of
beauty while the wooded ridges faux in every dl.
rcction the central figure, NIL form picture which
fingers long In the memory OF the visitor-and he
usually comes back TO refresh the picture.
The Presbyterian church has decided to locate
here IL college for southwestern Missouri and
prominent college town. The fact that Forsyth
donated fortyacre site and over three thousand
dollars toward the establishment Of this school
sufficiently indicates the attitude Of our people
toward the higher education The fact that the
committee representing the church required an
option on an additional 100 acres OF land affords
some clue to the plans Of the church.
chapel open to all churches, u well supported un-
lon Sunday school, daily mails from all directions
In short more advantages than many II more
populous and wealthy community.
steamer Is soon to he placed on White river
for freight and passenger service with headquar.
ters at this place. to make daily trips to the new
town OF Branson, ten miles west on the White
River railroad. A mail and hack line with head
quarters here, gives daily connection with the
"Frisco System" at Chadwick.
Most lines OF business are represented ncud'
Ing general merchandise drugs, millinery, hotels,
livery, lumber, meat market, Undertaking, print.
Ing, painting, milling, blacksmithine. carpentry,
etcetera. We have an able and sufficiently nu.
merous corps OF lawyers, good physician, and
real estate men enough.
We need resident dentist. furniture store
hardware store, woodworking factory TO utilize
our native woods, and various other enterprises
can find or make good openings.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23
For Bridges Over white River.

Hon. ]. NJ. DePuy is taking the in
itiative in circulating Il petition asking
congress for an appropriation for three
bridges across White river in Taney
county, and setting forth the situation
Of our people as regards that stream.
The petition recites that one-tbird of
the county is cut off from the county
seat by White river, swift and dam
gerous navigable stream; that rail-
road has crossed the southwestern pOr-
tion of the county, OF the benefits of
which two-thirds of our people are un-
able to avail themselves because of the
river: that three bridges are necessary,
one at the mouth Of Piney creek, one at
Forsyth and one at Branson, to render
possible free communication between
the sections of the county; and that the
county is wholly unable to raise the
necessary means TO build such bridges.
The petitions will be circulated in
every school district in the county, and
at the same time letters will be ad.
dressed to Senators Warner and Stone
setting forth the situation and asking
them to use their best endeavors in
that behalf. These letters will be
signed by the various chairmen OF the
local political organizations and for
warded to Washington.
The time is most opportune, as both
political parties are represented in the
U. S. senate, and the aid asked for is
in line with aid extended at other
times to other localities, and is further
justified by the influence the improve
ments asked for will exert in the min.
eral development of the great south
west. Do not let the petition pass
without your signature.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23
COMING TO FORSYTH
THREE MONlHSSERVlCE FREE
Dr.. Stephenson, the Distinguished throat
and Lung Surgeon, Eve and
Tar Expert,

who has met with such wonderful sue
cess in New York and the west, will be
in Forsyth, at Hotel, Friday and Satur-
day, Dec. and ., > days only, and every
weeks thereafter. All invalids who
consult this eminent specialist on this
date will receive three months services
free.
His long experience in the largest
hospitals in the world enable him TO
successfully treat all the chronic dis
eases, such as bronchial, asthma and
consumption, rheumatism and sleepless-
ness, brain and nervous exhaustion,
paralysis, neuralgia, headache, fits,
st. Vitus dance, cancers, tumors, skin
diseases, including freckles, pimples,
ulcers, salt rheum, etc: also heart,
liver, stomach and kidney diseases,
nervous debility, confusion of ideas,
aversion to society, loss of memory,
energy, etc. Diseases of the eye and
ear are quickly and permanently cured
by original and never.failing treatment,
Cures guaranteed where others have
failed, but he will not accept any incur
able cases. viii examine you thorough
ly free of charge, and if incurable will
frankly and kindly tell you so.
Take one candid thought before it is
too late, A week or a month may place
your case beyond reach of hope.
Remember it costs you nothing TO try
this eminent specialist, and therefore
the most humble in circumstances can
avail themselves of his vast experience.
Catarrh and catarrhal deafness is posi-
lively and permanently cured by his
new method.
The doctor gives special attention TO
diseases of ladies. His cures are une-
qualed in art of science. A lady in at
tendance.
Office hours, 9 n IN. to Il p. m.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23
Abandons the school.

On account of i'll health Professor a.
Z. Nelson abandoned the school last
Thursday and departed for home Sun
day morning. Mrs. Nelson is still
here, in the interest of her music
pupils, but will probably follow her
husband soon. Our people are greatly
disappointed that the school should
thus terminate, and more especially SO
that these people were doing excellent
work and maintaining the best disci-
pline in years, the school having
gained considerable prestige under
their control. An effort is being made
to induce Mr., and Mrs, Rich OF Spring.
field to continue the school.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23
Had a Large Time.

Secretary of State Swanger, Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioner Wight
man. County Clerk Smith of Stone
county, Jerry Woodtill of Aurora and
n. II. Melton OF Branson, anchored in
the harhor here Thursday evening after
float down White river, piloted by
j. A. Tolerlon, J. G. Root and Joe Kin
yon. Thursday night the party enjoyed
'possum hunt, put in the day Friday
in pursuit of the elusive squirrel and
and other game, and returned to Bran
son Saturday morning after forty-eight
hours OF as strenuous life as the average
man could wish.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23
NoPoison in Chamberiain's Cough ReIned!


From Napier, New Zealand, Herald
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board OF
New South Wales, Australia, had an
analysis made of all the cough medi'
cines that were sold in that market.
Out of the entire list they found only
one that they declared free from all
poisons. This exception was Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des
Moines, Iowa, l, 5. A. The absence OF
all narcotics makes this remedy the saf.
est and best that can be had; and it is
with feeling of security that any
mother can give it TO her little ones
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is espcc.
tally recommended by its makers ior
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough. This remedy is for sale by
City Drug Store.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23

Next Thursday will be Thanksgiv-
ing. No matter what your lot there is
still something for which to be thank
full, The best Of us have had better
than our deserts in some respects, and
the worst OF us have come off far better
than we had reason to expect, In the
case of any of us there are many things
which might have been worse. So let
us cultivate thankful hearts and give
expression in some manner to the sem
timent.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23

1t is difficult to cure a cough or free
yourself from the discomforts of cold
unless you move the bowels. Bee S
Laxative Honey and Tar acts on the
bowels and drives all cold out of the
system. For Group, whooping cough,
colds, and all lung and bronchial affec-
tions, no remedy is equal to the origin
al Bees Laxative Honey and Tar. A
Liquid Cold Cure. Sold byJ. A. Lamb,
druggist, Taneyville.
The Taney County republican., 1905-11-23

STUDEBAKER WAGONS-Jno. r.
Dickenson is agent for these celebrated
wagons, which always give satisfaction
wherever sold, and sells them at Spring.
field prices. Call and see the sample
be has. He is also agent for the Banner
Buggy Co., the largest buggy manufac'
tory in the world, who are in position
to make reliable buggies cheaper than
sny other factory. Jno. 7. sells them
at factory prices and guarantees them
Nocheap, shoddy, catalogue house stuff
Also road wagons, surrys and spring
wagons, etc.