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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Boston Had a Mysterious
Blaze Yesterday.
THE LOSS WAS 100000
Great Loss Of Furs in New York and
-Four Persons Were Burned to
- Death in Lorain, Ohio,
Theatre.

Boston, Dec. fs.- Both state and local
officers spent a greater portion Of yes
terday in investigating the origin Of the
FIRE in the business section early Sun
day morning which caused loss Of
5000 900. principally to the Boston Mail
ing company and Higgins, Snow 4 CO.,
paper dealers.
! h was reported at the time the fire
broke out that it was the work Of mn
inceadiary, The claim being that there
was no fire in the rooms Of the Bos-
ton Mailing company where the flames
wer frst discovered. Although the IN
yestigation was not completed, officers
stated that they found no evidence Of an
incengiary and were inclined to believe
the fire started from carcIessnesa. The
hre burned with groat iierceness for
nearly two hours this morning and was
not finally extinguished until six hours
nfter the frat alarm was sounded.
The lcss on the building, which ~
owned By the Dean estate, was S5o,o0o,
md $4,000 each to the Boston Mailing
company and Higgins, Snow & Go.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
RuTLAHD's KEW sHERIrr.
ERss c. FisA u West Rutland Hsmsd
BY Governor Saturday.

"A ashuahslTx, pse 1a serssnor Hell
sppciatad vi 6stuFaay Esos G. Fish
of West Rutaaad sheriff 81 Rutland
county to sHcoesd Daniel 2. Peabody
who disa TuesdAy Practically the en-
tire bar o. Rutlaad souaty pgtitiered
for tie appointment et ur. Fish to the
position, and the governor recsiysd ur.
gent letters from sthers to the same
effect TheEe were practically no ether
candidates in ths fsld fer ina sppoiut
nsnk, 20 far As it came to the knowledge
Of the erseNtixe
Enos G. Fiah il 65 years Of are and
han bssn continuously deputy sheriff
of kuslsnd esunty since TsTT. lie sery
cd 10 eOzipany with the late Sheriff Pea
body ~ dsp1Ity under Sheriff If. M.
Field, frem whQnz hs rscsived his sp-
pointmspt BESIDES serving a. deputy
under sheriff Peabody during bis en-
tiTs psrisa ef seryies Of aT years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
'gLAcK HAND NAN saoT.
Had Bsen Collecting Money Of Brother
cf tha Man Who KILLED Him.

New York, Dec. 1s-Jcs. Magorero,
said b. the police to have bosn 4 mem
Der cf tha so-eaIlsd Black Hangn soci-
ETY., was shot and instantly killed lat
right during Eght ID . dark, narrow
hallway leading to thk back room Of
q saloon, at l7as Catherine stret. sal
yatofe DelssslYatore il III hospital
with the big bone 81 riaht lsg shattessd
by bullat, and Is charged with being
an accessory to the crime. The murder
u laid 10 Rasro Iulano, who il In Gus
tody.
The shooting. according TO the police,
WAS the result sf so-eaIles Black Hand
demands mace upoH . brother Of the
alleged murderer The brother he'd paid
$50 10 faenahsrs Of the society and it
was 10 secure return sf this smount
that Juleno Il declared to hare sought
Megorerc yestetdsy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
4 PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Proninsat st. Louis Mas Was Shot Last
Evening.

St Louis, Dee. is- Charles p. Esnes,
founder and vice president Of the 81
Louis Credit Clearing House, was IN
stantly killed last night st bia home
IS shot from aa old rife, which Ne
placed IN o furnace To burn of the
stock
Air Eanes was q collector Of ancient
firearms. he purchased an antique Eluz
zle- loading ride Saturday The ribs had
probably not been Used for so wears.
Mr. Eames took fhe weapon 10 the cellar
and placed the stock III The furaece.
Hardly hsd he done sa Hhen it was dis
charged, sending buffet into his fore
head.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
FOR PUBLIC BUILDING.
Haakins introduced Bill to Aid Island
Pond.

Washington, December IA bill an
propriatng $4,000 for the purchase Of
4 site and erection Of a pubic building
at Island Pond, We, mas been introduced
u the House by lis preventative Kittridge
Haskiaa The bill provides for suita-
bic building, post Office, customs hcuaa
aud other government Offices at Island
Pend. The bin further provides that
the site shall leave the building unsx.
posed to danger ffom fire ii adjacunt
buildings BY an open space III Hot less
than 40 feet, including streets and 81
leys.
Mr. Haskins has introduced lie fol
lowing peuaion bills Fsr Aelisce i.
Lee of Chester, widow Of Gideon II. I.ee.
"A increase from sl2 10 $e0 per month
on account Of a helpless child, Lucy T.
Lee. the increase II lapse 10 case ii
the death II said child; increasing the
pension 81 Oliver II Mackenzie 81 Wood
stock to 81 per month; Increasing the
pension Of Royal Sanderson of Town
siscpa 10 80 per na0nsh Sandegson was
ii CO. y. 18th Regisaent, ana Mackenzie
e Sc. b, ist regiment ef Vermont vel
slr..s ..s@ss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
or PURITAN STOCK.
Came Charles ?. Beardsley Of St. Al
bana, Just Deceased.

ST. Albans. Der. Is Charles burton
Bsardslev died at the old Beardsley
Homestead on South Main street at $40
o'clock Sunday morning He wes 81
years cid Tive cause of his death was
hemorrhage 81 The braiu, following .
paralYtic stroke sustained on October
IL. Nr, Beardsley had rallied wen from
she shock and was apparently recover
ing nicely when be was stricken q week
ago with what proved to be his fatal
illness. Ar. Beardsley, who came Of old
Puritan stuck, was the SON 81 Marcus
III. ara Mary a. fBUton) Bcarisley
ana was bern II St. Adams in 1851.
lie wgs edueated at tie Joseph Taylor
private school and the st. Albsns acad-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18

emy, following which he served several
years in the United States signal SER
vice corps. BE later went to st. Louis,
No., where he was employed in the
steel tube business for several years,
going from there to Chicago, where he
held an important position with the Ma
tional Tube company. While IN Chicsgo
he was seriously ii with scarlet fever,
which undermined bis health and he was
obliged to give up his business. He re-
turned to his old horae in this city about
10 years ago and had Interested himself
in patents and inventions. Mr.. Boards
ley is survived by wife and two chill
dren, daughter, Alice, aged a, and
a son, Marcus, aged eight years. The
arrangements for the funeral had net
been completed last night, but it will
probably be held on Tuesday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
CHURCH REDrprcArrp.
Burlisgtsa naptiat church Is Practically
Hsw Ediacs.

BurliAgtoa, Dee. 1s.--The FiFat Zap
tlst church w4s redsdicAted yesterday
with largely attended ana impressive
services. Ths church has undsrgone .
thorough renovation during the past few
months and was thrown opeu 10 worship-
CTS practically new odifoe, in both
exterior and interior.
There were three services Yesterday
and announcement was made of 4 fsl
lonship meeting % hs held tomorrow
evening at Y.9o, when Prssldsnt Buck
ham win extepd greetings tTo1 the Uni
versity Of yagmont Pastors u other
local churches will be present 10 extend
congratulations ans tho public j In
vitsd TO attend. an address viii al2o
Be given at this time By the Key. Gibbs
Braislin Of Rutland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
RoBBzD A PpIRsr.
Cola crcss, Set With Rubisr, Valued ii
$1,000. Was Taken.

Buffalo, n 4, Dec. ls.--A gold cross
set With fnbies and Suspended OH gold
chain ras eat from the Sestmsnta of
the Rev. Chas H. Cotton, bishop Of
ths Roman Catholic diocese of Buffalo,
while he was attending The dedication
of st. Nicholas Greek Catholic church
yesterday
The cross was valued at more than
$1,000. The cross hung about the bish-
ops neck over all his robes. While III
q crush Immediately after the services
the croas disappeared. Police wore sum
noned quietly. and while 10 one was
searched. eseryona was eloaely scYntiniz
ed leaving the eElusch. The bishop has
offered : reward for the return of the
cross.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18

Riaed rwe Safes sra srsures an On
knswa Asusgns 81 Piarssr.

Spokane Wash., Dar. ls 1ha North
Coast Limited. wess bound. on tbs
Northern PaciEc railroad wss held up
and robbad nfleen nailss wszt af North
Yakima, Washington, saturday night
I've masked nAa cosapeied ths sneinssr
To at0p, and rsft the intumetivs. ths mall
and tha express cars kslf rniIs wAat of
the rest of she train. The sohbsen dya.
amlted the express esr, shsttsrra
through the local ssfes ard ESCAPED with
the cOntsnt-
The amount Of rlund-r from the
through safe 10 unknown to tha rcsssu
geY The contents Of the lcesI safe, Il
Ii said, was not NJ CREST vrlsie4
Passengers we're not molested arA no
shots were fred- 4 posse il searching
for the robbers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
LEAVES FouR cHrLpREN.
Death Of Mrs. oliver Stone from Con-
sumption.

Mrs. Oliver stona died at I o'clock
Sunday morning st her home on Gem
tral street after years illness with
consumption The deceased wss 3s
years of age and was born in Canada
She Is survived by husband and four
children.
The funeral viii be held from ST.
Moniaa's church tomorrow morning at
y o'clock. lntefmeat in the Catholic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
want Becklsy strees.

To Chief OF Police Brown Tie police
department assigned Pleasant street as
a eoasting place for the children of ward
four. but as that was too neAr tbs
Emergency hospital 1t was taken awaF.
Long street having been given them ii
stead. But 81 Long street i not In
ward four, they haven't amp coaskin9
place at all. Why couldn't Bsckley
street be given to thom. juat as shsy
had last winter The boys could keep
the sidewalks sanaed faA sley haye
premisea) and il that uay prevent slid
ssg % ths sidewalks Yours respectively
"A eknns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
ARRANM0RE on FIRE.
Saptain Claims a French Steamer Of
fer0d No Assistance.

oo'taa3 Dec. IS. Captain 1cpson end
sa'esFs q the British steamer Arran
l,ose, Which srrived here yesterday after
sa eFentfHl and perilcus passage from
ss,'n,sNsfp were much incensed over the
,si'e q French freight steamer,
$50 tAey believe 10 have been The
. lsaA1 u acknowledging their signals
Ess ~ eaezine assistance when inform
~ ne Arranmore was on fire.
eiltish steaaer, which sailed frem
y 9n Aov. 2s, was found on Dee.
Y e Qn iire u her after hold. The
ives then IN longitude 25.a0
sh,a lhe crew fought the flames ior
|sNs y aaa owing 70 the fact that
re,as ssei had % her forward deck ifty
y chemicals used II the manu-
H. ~ q dynamite the situation vas
sleiy perIiOus ore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Fire at Fort Myers.

washington. Dec. is.--Fire which
broke out early yesterday morning at
lhs military post At Fort Myers, Va,
destroyed the bachelors quarters and
saused considerable excitemen at the
post All the nine bachelor officers were
nsleep but were aroused and escaped
from the building. The men OF the gar
rison formed IRE brigade. The losa
was nominal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
sHoT HER AssAILANr.
West Virginia School Teacher wss
plucLy Girl

Logan, W. va, Dee is. Herman Nc.
Ian, negro, was shot and killed Satur-
day by Miss Daisy WillsinsoH, school
Teacher. Tho shooting occurred sn tAa
higway runnlng through woodland
near tho Gnyandotte river. Misc vii
kinson Was walking to her school aud
was oveTtakex by tho n6grs. He made
advances and thre&tnnsd t. kin her ua-
less she would submit. Mics Wilkinson
drew a piatol and seat bullet through
his brain. Tbs girl then walked Ia .
farmhouse and told her story. The ne.
gro's body, after lying In the road esY.
eral hours, was thrown BY eitixanx ints
the Guysndotte river. The girl haa net
yet been arrested. and the indications
are shat she will not be. she boarded
more than half mile from her school,
and friends had advised her to carry
pistol.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
]. ". oRADYs PETITION
Has Liabilities Of so,saI.e4, and Aaasts
Of $l12.af.

Burlington Dec ia petition in
bankruptcy was filed Saturday by James
WI Grady, merchant tailor of Barre.
He has liabilities OF 81, ,eB16z snd assets
OF s112s7, Of which s102.sT are claim
ed exempt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
REBELS DYNAMITED
MILITARY TRAIN
And Killed Over 600 Coasaelxs and Ter
rihly Injured 400 Others-Trsin
M Was Carrying Reinforce
~'.'s'-s ments Of Troops

Berlin, Dee. is. Dispatches brought
by couriefs from the frontier Of the
Baltic provinces of Russis states that
rebels dyHanitcd military train which
was carrying reinforeeInanfs of troops
from Rigs to ursl Over 900 Coaaacks
we're killed outright, and four hundred
Others wsgs terribly injured.
Other despatchea brought in the same
way give the following fatalities or
casualties, reported II have occurred In
the Baltic provinces. At Riga, 100
killed aud t,s00 hundred mounded at
hctau, ZOO killed and 500 wounded; az
0orpsf, $50 killed and 400 wounded; at
sssyly, 80 killed and many wounded; !;
It Wender, 40 killed and 100 wounded
At Wolmar, 200 killed and 100 wounded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Two WOMEN HELD.
Mrs. Munsey Of Eew Hampahire to Be
Tried for Alleged Forgery

boston, Dec ! s. Mrs. Helen 5. chand-
IL was arrested al lodging house hers
Saturday OH capias isaued By Attorney
General Herbert Parker Ia eonAsctiea
with the celebrated Wsleh will forgories
Mrs. Martha Al liunsey, New Aamp
shire woman. who was arrested laAt sufa
ner, will he placed on trial At Cana
bridge on charge Of conspiracy and for
gery. The authorities Alege that the
women were implicated in altering the
viii of Samuel Wslsh Of Lowell who left
property alued at $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
Electric Car Stepped Just Befors Reach
ing His Body.

Burlington. DEC 1s.-Onc Of The ears
OF the Winoosld line ran intc man b.
ing acoss tlir track Saturday evening
on Chase street. The notor1nsn saw the
body lying on the track just IN time to
stop the ear before the ferrler struck It.
The man, who was too ;stoxicated tn
help himssIf, was litf<d on the forward
platform Of the ear and tslsn - the end
Of the line, where he was put in charge
OF some comrade soldiers. II fhs rails
Ind bc@n slippery the notormsn would
not haev bsen able to hsvs stopped tire
ear in time to have prevented sarious
accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
FOUND THE GOODS.
A. M. ard John W. Morrison Of Tun-
bridge Arrested.

Chelsea, Dec, 1s-0n complaint Of e.
u. Barnes search warrant Was issued
and placed in the hands OF Deputy Sher-
iff r. II. Adams. Jr., who searched the
premises Of A Nj and joins NJ. Aur-
rison Of Tunbridge on Saturday, where
goods wess found and identified as the
property Of Miss ElIen M. Andrus. Both
The goods and the AIessrs. Morrison were
taken, and the men we're brought before
Justice John M conistock.
As the respondents were without eoun-
sci and unable to summon witnesses
forthwith 10 identify the property taken
as belonging to them, the hearing was
continued to Saturday, Dec. %. and bsa
vas fixed 10 the sum Of sl00 eash. jim
Jones 81 Tunbridge became their bail
and they were released from custody.
Darling { Wilson viii assist Grand juror
Barnes in prosecuting the Casa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18

Rev. Isaac chipman Smart Goes to
Burlington.

Burlington, Dee. 1s. President N. Fl.
Buckhan, chairman Of the pastoral com
mittee, read at the morning service al
the College Street Congregational church
yesterday a letter from the Rev. Isaac
Chipman Smart OF Pithfeld, Mass, &C
eepting tho call to tbs pastorats Of the
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
BURIAL AT GRoToN.
George II. Burnham, Manager Of Gibson's
Store ID South Ryegate, Dead.

South Ryegate, Dec. IS. George II.
Burnham. manager Of Gibsons store,
tlrd Saturday night after three weeks
illnrss with typhoid fever, aeed II years.
He leaves n wife. one daughter, broth.
er, who resides in New Jersey and an
aged mother III Barton He was we'll
known and popular man in this vicinity.
For senls yensx be was employed hy Alex
Cochran, going from GYoton to Barton
aud to this place nve years ago. He
was i member of the Barton Masonic
lodge. and the funeral this afternoon wss
under Masonic rites The body was
taken to tSToton for burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
ANDREW soLARI.
Death at the City Farm This Morning,
Consumption Being Cause

Andrew solRii, who has been i'll with
consumption at the aty farm, for near
III two years, died this morning at 7.45.
Until tsibercalosis attacked him. Mr.
Solar WAS granite poliaher. He leAves
a vile in the old country and seven
sons ono of whom, Henry, resides in
this city. The body has hsrn taken to
"a Cottage street where friends may
view the remains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Of Rarre Mission,


Mchiofd, Dec. 1s At a special town
meeting held Saturday evening it was
g0ted V exempt from taxation the Rich
lafd ssFment company for period of
ase years, beginning March LIT, 1906.
inls company was formed only short
tune ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
FOUR LIVES LOST.
Fire Destroyed verbeek Theatre at Lo-
rain, Chic.

Iorain, O.. Dec ls -Four liyss were
lost in a IRE which destroyed the Yer
beck theAteF here early yesterday The
dead are. James Dwyar, en- employee
Of the theater, who slept il III base
1nent. and Mrs. William Marsh. wife Of
fhe stage manager ef the theater, and
her two lseildren. Mr.. and Mrs March
occupied apartments nx ths third door.
hfr Nrkh vas ehtent when the Ere
broke out. hut his wife and the shildren
wee sufocafed Mrs. Jchn Nesper was
rrrcutd uncosscicus By hremen. The
loss Is $50 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Death 1t West Berlin.

West Berlin, Dec. is AlonEo Cobnrn
died Friday, after thirteen days i'll
ness with typhoid pneumonia, aged o7
Years. He leaves wife and oae son,
frank A brother of the deceased has
charge Of the station at this place
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Dallas Blocks Burned.

Dallas, H., Dcc. ls.-Two Of the prin-
ripa business blocks Of Dalles WIRE de.
stroyed by Gre yesterday, ontailing a
loss Of $4,000. The are was caused
BY the explosion OF D coal oil stove.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Leather ncalera Lost.

Chicago, Dec. 49, Fire yesteday esus-
cd losses aggregating $lf9.eo0 IN nve.
story Misunderstanding building at is5
Lake street The principal loss was w
LAM, Owen 4 Co., leather dealers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
DISTRICT ATTORNEY REMoyRD.
For Securing Indictment Against limo.
cent Law Firm.

washington. Dee, 1s.--The attorney
oenefal TO-DAY removed District Attorney
VVsiliam B. 1ohnsen ot tae southern difs
tYl4t II the Indian Territory fer Aeenf.
ing an Indictment against the innocent
IAN firm 81 Mansfield, MeAufay aud
Cornish. -..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
Only Ole SAVED.
Norwegian Steamer Went Dowz OF
Kelibia.

Iunis, North Africn, Dee 1s.- The
Norwegian steamer Albula, has been lost
q. helihia. Only one person was saved
ihs Albula, which has = capacity 81
.,1oa tons sailed from Tyne for Porto
Nccrhio, Corsica.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-18
TROOPS 60 OVER 10 REBELS.
Fown Of Riga u Being ROmbadrea ard
Is Afire in Places.

Eydtkuhnen, Dee is. Guards en- the
st Petersburg express, which arrived
her this morning, state that the troops
81 Riga hsvs gone over 20 the rebels.
Ihe town j. being honabsrdrd and is
strs in many places.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

VICES AND
THEIR CURE

DR.. Lyman Abbott, In an address be
fore tho National Bduational associa
tion, delivered himself as follows on
the subject Of American vicesi
"There are four great vices Of Amer.
leans There IL matorialim-tho in.
sane pushing 60 get little moro for
ourselves Of tho wealth that God has
given our country 70 abundantly. There
is self conceit-our pride in tho fact
that we have tho greatest country, the
greatest rivers, the greatest mountains
tho greatest mon, tho greatest wealth
and tho greatest trusts and corpora.
tions 20 control them all. There u
lawlessneas-th theory that liberty
consists In every man having tho right
20 follow his own swoot will, that gov.
ornmcnt rests fon tho consent Of tho
governed, which IL soon In some tho.
orios Of education that say tho child
should never be compelled. but only In.
dueed, 20 learn There r. tho, spirit
Of caste. Tho only cure for all these
is 10 develop tho spiritual side Of
man. Look on tho unseon rather than
tho seen, and this will check tho DO.
sire 70 accumulate wealth. Develop
tho spirit Of reverence for ono greater
than ourselves, and We shall think less
of our own greatness The despotism
OF a strong government or the develop.
ment Of consciousness that law Il a
part OF man nature will alone max law
strong and abiding. Caste distintions
between rich and poor, white and black
Immigrant. and native, will soon ais.
appear before spiritual insight 10 SEQ
behind tho mere incidents and 20 dis
eern justice, truth, honor and integrity
beyond all market values This Is 70,
ligion-ths true spirit OF clean hands
and pure heart, Of faith, hspe and
love"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
A WAY OPEN.

Many a Salem Reader Knows II Wen.
There Is a way open 10 convince the
greatest skeptie. Scores Of Salem peo.
pls have made Il possible. The public
statement Of their experience is proof,
tho like Of which has never been pro.
duesd In Salem before, Read this case
OF II given by . eitiEen'
Geo. T, Hall, carpenter, living at s5
State stFeet, Salem, Oregon, says'
"Oh and on for more than ave years
suffered from my back and hdneys
There was a dun, heavy aching through
the loins which was always annoying
aud became very severe II I bent over
or tried TO lift anything. There was
also an irFegulaFity Of the passages Of
the kidney seeretions which eausei
much distress al night. Upon the rec.
ommsndation Of a friend I went to =
drug store and got Doan's Kidney
Pills used them according 10 dires-
tions and 10 my surprise was much 70
lieyed on the second day,and in a short
time was completely cured. Since
then have always recommended
Doan' . Kidney Pills, and viii continue
to do 50 at every opportunity"
For sale by all dealeFa Price so
cents. Foster-MilbuFn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-and
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
KIND WORD FoR TIE poo.

Tho following account Of a dogs
faithfulnoss In Mondays Orcgonian
reminds ono Of tho late Senator Vest =
culogy on a dog
A poor mongcl cur dog, hungry,
cold and weeping, waited on tho side.
walk outside tho polici station from 4
20 no o'clock last night FOR its master
90 be released, Tho cur was kicked
out Of the station. led out Of tho sta
tion, coaEcd out of the station. all 20
no purpose
Ilis master. '. J. Jordan. ah old pio.
necr Of Portland. was thrown IN jail
on charge Of indccency, being ar.
rested on complaint Of several women.
Tho cur know not its masters trans.
gresslon and remained loyal, whining
and moaning as n iis heart would
break. Tom Fallon bailcd Jordan out
Of jail, but n tho dog bad bad tiO Mr..
faiion's services would have been un.
called for Jordan thanked Fallon Tor
hia assistance, paid no attention 20 the
dog, which wished 10 lick hls hand
and went his way slightly Intoxicated.