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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24
Deserves Its Name.

Mrs. A. c. Howe, Trained Nurse.
Allston, Mass, says: Comfort Powder
deserves its name It is the best
powder made and l shall always rec
ommend 1t for chatting, pimples,
prickly heat, offensive perspiration,
and all irritations Of the skin" Re
sure to get Comfort Powder. it is so
far superior to ordinary talcum pow
ders. Ask any Brattleboro druggist
about it,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24
DEATHS.

In Putney, Feb. ID. George W. Newcomb, IT.,
In Yonkers, n. v. Feb. 20, Norton z. Otis. 65
a native of Halifax.
In Halifax, Feb. 20. Aryilla, wife of Dexter
Hubbard. %.
In Wardsboro, Feb. Il, Marietta A, Lazelle
johnson, Ga
In West Dover. Feb. p. Thomas F. Boyle. 81.
In Jacksonville. Feb. 90 Mrs. William Parker
In Jacksonville. Feb. %. Mrs. f. L. Fuller.
In Hinsdale, Feb. is. lydia MAY Bereeron. Ia.
In Hinsdale, Feb. %, Mrs. Edward r. Kelley,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24
BIRTHS.

In West Hampton, n. V, Feb. "a, a daughter
to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rice, grandchi1d of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Rice and great -grandchild
OF Mr. and Mrs. f.. L. Rice of West Wardsboro.
In Springfield. Vt, Feb. Is, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E Lamson, grandson to Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Wells of Brattehoro.
In Bernardston. Feb. Is, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dennison.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24
MAR RAG ES.

In Bratteboro. Feb. %, by Rev. George r
Lawson. Sanford F. Stone and Carrie E. Chick
ering Of Templeton, Mass.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24

Admiral Dewey is confined to his
home at Washington with an attack
of grip.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24
A CARD.

We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to
the Odd Fellows. friends and neiehhors for
their kind assistance and sympathy, beautiful
flowers and the many tokens Of love during the
illness and death Of our dear husband and faith
er; May all In their time Of trouble be as kind
~ nlessed- Mrs. ELIZA ADAMS.
LESLIE ADAMS,
RAYMOND ADAMS
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24

VERMONT NAP and catalogue 800 farms 10
cents. GEO. NJ. MOORE, Ludlow, Vermont.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
SMiFana1ri9ten.

Stem gOrt: ~Ginlanb" uno .@hpn-
lamb" bon Nnttuerpen; .2aiie,
Wilbelm H." bon Bremen; ,@ro=
ber 2urfarf" mad Bremen; vpan-
nonia" nod Neapel unb Srieff
Bring Noalbert" nod Heapel.
Mntuerpen: y2roonlano" bon Nen
DOrf; rNeoerlano" nod HemDort
6amburg: vWempbis" bon San Gran'
cisco; raIpin9ia" nod Rew Dorf.
Spbnep: Sierra" bon SanGrancisco.
2iberpOol: n@eor9ie" bon New Dort
.2ate Manitoba" nod ct. Sobn.
q. g.; vSaronia" mad Bolton.
ponta Del @aoa: vprin3effin Dietorio
2uife" bon Wep Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
Earmer:Sruf
soil Dor 6eridt gebraat iuerben,

SOpeta. 2ans.. IL. Mpril. -
8eneralanDalt coleman bat elm 8ut=
adten abaeaebsn, baB bic psriaieoene /
Jarmeroereine CUR YerIdifung ibrer
probutte cine 8erleBuns bes Nnti-
3~rufaeisbes bon 2anfas fino. Sie
Sa9e plroe bonn Verbanoe Der @e=
treioebdnoler angeregt, Der au9 ben
8eneralanpalt erfuden pirb, geridt=
li4e S&ritte gesen Die G%armerbereins
gu tbun.
6. s. Smilsp, ber;S stretdr bes Yer=
banoes Der @etreioebdnbler, purbs
tpegen @erlebung bes Wnti- S~rufseiebes
gu 80 Sasen @efdngnib berurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12

geb6rrtes gsimoaeto - ed,uteu. r.o
sets, late; xubsufetten lec; Snnsni. Isl:
Qho9eI 15c. wi
e@r1ai3 - tn 1terees Il. Dual. Sc:
0uaIstdt $3.50: 8. NuaIitdt s3c
Htirfe gerdu@erte BrotptrN sst
Nranifiirter 73c; Bologna tn s Irmex &c. tn
Tu4 6%e.
SnotancpeIiS RafteesEreHe:
SersobnI. bts gutter 10-12c; prts.a bts a.
Ddsltsr 4-l6c /; Tancp 824-8se, aoyb.s
gsuop 10 bts 22c, Sapa 2S-32e.
SIN Ba6eten:
artofa SAYS. Zion s12.76 Sertes sl2. rs:
earaeas sl2. ". Diuuortb's sI2. so. Zu,o
Sara gIenS SIG. 6O,R aiIgou9 sl2. 2s. aut,t
HIenSeb Sapa SI2.50.
8ueer-Dominoes 8.eae; gti6sneer III
puIueriFrter SSH; 2xx3 S~uIperHrt1 s.7as,
fetner ~sranaltrter 6.47c; Cubes 6.s2e; gos.
f%ectioners' G6.42c; Ribsemoob 4 s.17s; HIS.
mtg u SIG; Gtaptre U 8 .02e; SbsaI Grtrs
@oIben 6 5.97e: Btnbfor Grtra 8 b.sas}
~toSewoOe 6 $685.; ssIber 9 8. 77e; Is
Der 6.32.
Sprup-Stmoarb Corn 23e bts 2be. t.,
ndbIter nc BIB 82c; Sorsbum ssc Bis ss<:
KEN Orleans @oIaHes 1se bis zee: osudbl,
ter 30e Bis 38c.
etdrfe-pearI, 8ic, @bauptpx Slot. l uxs
8 gtanb gadete 8. 2orm. l gfb. Rodete.
4H-6ac.
eifs-Mas 40 OF. Sea). Sas, s-1Iss ..
Golone.
&eis-earOItna. aopt. Ask, sasan 81
Die, sebro@ener. 3--4e.
pidIes-24O0 TN Sab SO; 1aOn TIM Sss
80; 1900 TIM aaIbfab $500; 400 TIM sas
$3.50.
Gtnsema&te Observation-Disclosures o pfb..
Sligo Pea@es e~tanbarb, 8 3d., n
2.26; combs 8 pfunb 81. 60-H. s6: Ras
peades. 81. 40-s1.6O; Gmanas, etesburs.
2 RfS.. 81. 66-s1.Se; eeeonos, 9 Bhub.
sl.4 s1.46; crime Sobnen, 8 gfuxb Rom
men. 8abanaa anamas $1,000. 25t.
@eftebte &rbfeu, 81. 20@S1.7 20, frtke shxi 81
Gents. Rarrou SOC, etnseoet@te S5t-s0s
tomatoes. Q Bfunb. 81. IO-sI.Ib, 8udsr,
&Orm S0c-s1.25 a~pfeIbuttsr. pet 9utess,
8 ptanb. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
Sriibte unb 0emiife.
Trii6te.

Sru0te.
GepfeI-@ute 8o9apieI $2.2i-2.S0 per
SOB.
Bananen $1.25-1.75; fIeine 75c-f1.0O
Granbsrries $6.00-7.00.
9rauben NaIasa $3.50.
gitronen 50. 40 -9.25 per Rifte.
Oransen $a.1O-2.s0; California seeb'
Iinss 81. 70-1.9) per 8ifte.
@emie.
@otbe @iben $1.50 per Sat.
8raut, 9olanb Seeb $40 per Tonne; Rotb'
trait 81 80 per Sab.
California GeIerp 85e-$1.f0 per Bun9.
g%IumeniobI $3.50 per Grate.
Differ pIant 15c per Ousenb.
SaIat lie per Pfunb.
3piebeIn $2.2B-2.50 per bunbert 9funo;
SLIGO per 8uibeI; ipanii9e 81. per @rate.
RartoffeIn 1850 per Cad; Soc auf ben
@eIei1en.
Suinois elb : RartoffeIn $500 per Sat-.
Yarinips $500 per 5ab.
Stabilize 25e-35c per DuSenb.
geteriiIie soc per DuSenb Bun9es.
Sptnat eOc-7Oc per Dusenb.
@eibe 8iben $500 per 5ab.
Rutabasas $l.1O-$1.20 per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
SIrfei.

Nlbanee maatrirt.
g alontfi, IL. Mpril. Cine
grie9enbanoe griff elm albaniides
SorS Bel 2aliHurs an unb brannte es
nieber; 80 Nlbanier murben get6otet,
piele bertuunbet unb ~gefangen.
Spanien.
Das en9Iif4e 21ni9 g.
paar.
pprtM q 3 N, Snfel Minorea,
IL. Npril. Sas englifde 36ni9spaar
fubr beute nit ieiner Ya4t nod pal=
ma, Snfsl Maiorea, ab, tebrten absr
ruegen f9ls9ten Wetters I'm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
g sell 4 morb aur See

Rem Dort, IL. Npril. Mu'
Der &eiie beg Sampfers vgfetp Oort"
bon Der Wmsrican Cine, bat cine iung'
6fferrei4ii6e Stoin @mma S9uarb,
bic i'm 3wiidenoed paHass bslsst
bate. burd einen Sprung iber Bort
ibrem 2eben Elm gnbe gemadt. 81,
FWngefsItsn auf benz Sampfer mubter
MIR, bob bas Wdo9en bic Mbfi4I
bate mad Bridgeport, Conn.,, gu ret.
fen.
prof. 8 arper.
@btcagp o, IL. Npril. prdfioeni
%. &. 9arpsr bon Der uniperftdt bon
Chicago bat nod ldngerer 3rantbeii
unb Nbweienbeit beute feline pfIidten
an Der uniDeritdt wieoer ibernommeu
StrettbeiW arb & 6 o.
@bica9o, IL. Npril. Sin
&Omite Der biefsen Sa~noelsb6ris Der.
iudte heute suIammsn nit einem
3omite Der Jeoeration Of 2abor unb
Der Gubrleute Union ben Strsit in
WOntgomerp Warb & SOS 9aus bei=
3alegen.
Die 8eratbuns mar beute erfolelos,
wirb aber mOr9en fOrtgeieBt uerben.
&eie bes britif9enB o t.
4aters.
Wafbington, IL. Mpril. Sir
Wortimer Suranb, Der snglifde Bot.
fdafter, miro am 20. 4pril nit Der
gtruria abrsiisn uno IA Sage in 2on=
bon berbringen. ST niro nit benz
Minifer beg Muspdrtisen 2~ansbopne
politii4e 6ragsn beiprs9en.
Sie Bel
&insIeD.
Sopefa, 6as., IL. Npril. Die
3u9sfoqifion 3u 2inslep, 3as., Die GEE
fern Ibeno ifattfano, berlief ni9t 10
i9limm, ME Mnfanas anaenommen
purbe. sc purben Der porter s. u.
Burnett, Der 5ei3er Jrant =. 8rube,
bic pafasiere 5rant 9. 9Oro. S6os.
.. Woore, Sbos. W. Sapis berleBt.
q adoIger ir 8 3 o m a 8.
6 bicago, IL. Mpril. 6reb. u.
Stod uuroe beute 3u Sirigent oes @bi=
cago Srdefra aIs Nadfolser bes psr=
ftorbenen S5eo. 9bomas ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
0etretos.

&ssen sao. Q rVtber 81. OS4 aui s.r.
fen, S1.o8 non RabIen; yso. . rotber ST.
apriI $l.0S3; BasenpepeR sI.ts
Born (neaes) go. 1 weit 473c 80. .
peiB 47ac; go 8 weib 47Ic. so. 4 pris.
46e; No. 2 wetb semtiGi 47e No. 8
metz gemif9t 47c; go. 4 petb aemii&,
46e; @o 2 seIb 4se; 30. o seIb 4se :
@o. 4 seIb acc; go. 2 semd&r 47Se !:
Ro. 8 aeurtf@t 4c; Ro. 4 senrH9; So; ;
RoIben 47c.
Sofer- Ns. 2 wetSer 81; 20. 8 rstSu
Ole; 20. 2 oenaf@ter 30ie; SO. 9 sauKHtu
60:.
Qeu - Ro. 1 atlnotbs $40. 2b; 70,
2, So. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12

Trti9eS MISUNDERSTANDING etsere - 81
7e; tieiige etiere 8--6}e; btsiiee &tnbe,
$40 bic tN0 Bfumo 7e; btetge 3abe 40e
bts $50 pfuab 53e ; 3abe $50 BIB $50 Blunt
Sc; Stier gorberpterteI O., ettT Stntes,
pterteI lie, Rinb 3tnteruterteI 9e. RHtsi
gOrberuierteI &c. Rub gorterrterteI 4}e, Mi
0tsterbterteI 72c.
Trti@es 4aIbfeii9-RdIteS lie, 8tnter'
pierteI 13e. EoroeruierteI Sc.
Trti@es s@afFeii& SKINNER YET Blunt
12c ; e&afe 93e; e@emteI l8e; aa6s tnrss.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
. @aeeusRayf,.

1sn1otbp-8ertGufsprete: so OIL 90.
Rice gertaufspreife: SO 0o-s10.o0
Mei&torn - gertaufspreiis: is Rad BET
luaIttdt, 90 bts 66c.
Safr-eei@N A-46e; tn ben Hebrex
S8.00-$1O.00 per Teune. Reuer a3-86e.
etrob- Prete, ie mad benz gsah. h Bok
len, 81. 00-$6 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
4ohn @eber's &Heite,

eHbpff=Gde FpbIe une Rarfet Ctr.
Esinsn 5rennben uuh 9bnnsrn sur Ea8ri4t. bat
TO BE Btrtbfaoft on Der obeu %asnauHteu Ode htsr.
nonlm n babe uub ID mia freusu tperbe, rneiut nIteu
6rsunbe nnh 10 sieIs meme Die uosIi4 BET mtr BE-
erhbtu a. fbuusu. SO psros ui4 ber1abtn. unstneu
0dftsx itets NIT ben bsitsu getrdnteu, gisorreu nnh
sun6 a~ufsupartsu. a4tuugspon
JOHN WEBER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
Mufi@luiit
lteber iibatnerifmniide SerfebrsperbdltniRe pou
SriftDtp gegebet.

3uius Der B~blippinen. Sagbplane GupiebeIfs. - Sampler in Nuarau.
time geitift. - Sdabenfeuer 81 Smnfngton, g. ga. - 8anhanb
in Ne6rasfa. - 8efannter SnGaner Miliondr gehprben. -
Sas Gbepaar Smith in Stem yrf angeommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
Samereteu.

&otber Rleeinmen 81 1880.
gnslii&er RIeeiamen..$ .75-s.25.
MIipfe 8Ieefarnen 81. 76-8.25.
gIfalfa RIeeiamen ST. 0-s.O0.
8eiber 8leeiarnen s8.46.
@ewdblter 9imotbb 81. 70-l.8o.
Sroindrer bis gutter TiHsotbp 81 .s6-l.6o.
Saneb Rentmdp gIausras 81 .0C-1.ab.
8Iausras in @baff 6Oc.
@nsIii9es 8Iausras ST. Al.
OrGarb @ras $i.7OE1.80.
&eb Top in Gbaff 7sc-$1.l0.
Rafer 8orn 75e-$1.00.
Amber Suderrobr Samen $1.O0-1.25.
MeiBer Saferiamer 40c
Sriibiabrs @erife $1.2s.
@eibes uno seIbes 8orn ST. OO-l. 20.
8eo Sob Gnfilase $l.1O-1.25.
Som Seas $l.7s.
Ninet $1.s0 bis $1.85.
Sribiabrss@ eten 81 40.
SetsrpiebeI, ueibe, seIbe unb rotbe 50 so
pee BuibeI.
Sdb : 8artoHeI, seIbe Serfeb, Bermuda,
seIbe ytaniemono unb fibIi1e Queen So. 90 Der
5ab; rotbe Naniemonb $2.75; grafIianii9e
$3.50.
RartofeIn, friibe 8 Do9en zoe per guibeI;
iriibe Obio Cos per 8uibeI; friibe 8oie SOC Der
fribe Burbant 50c per 8uibeI; tribe
pebron 45c per BuibeI; HuraI Stem 0orf urb
Sreen gfountGtn 40c per 8uIbeL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12
IS Mntefannte
Sn einetrt @rabe pereint.

9 rodton II, MaH., IL. Mpril. -
Bon ben BET Der @rploion In &. g..
@robes SO. umgstommsnsn murben
IS ni4t ioentifi3irt. sic uurben beute
In einem gemeiniamen @rabe beigeieBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12

gmgros $ Berfa ufspretis Snppr.ss
e@ueseridfe Doc per Ef,ns etnbeiuHftt
e9weber.die 17e, Ntseonftn CREAM 8 "a
Is, Reu Dori gbebbars lie, et1bssus
I@er 2tn,burger 16e. Bird 16t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12

01ttet, 0tet 10 Oee1eet
NdnbIer beaabIen toIgenbe pretie:
Hrtter - Gountrp, 16c, Greomerb 28r,
eIgtR BIC.
Gier-l6e per Dutenb.
Nibner 11}c, Sdbne 3. TurfebS-10-15e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-12

49, ONNSohoSh 0"9]hSNV oohiDhtutSI
foQen. sic batten ertpartet 3 Woder
bort 3u bleiben unb bann in ben
Suntsman.9 igeln gdren gu iagsn.
3ranfbeit auf einem
S9tffe.
New Dort, IL. Mpril. Der
britii&e Sampfer .Osesola", bonn
Ga plata : Glufe, para unb ben 8ar.
baoos. Snieln tOmmeno, uuroe mad
Der Quarantine bright. IS bsrridi
on goro osRelbsn cine 2rantbsit, beren
! 9atur nod .ni6t %feftssftelt if. Bic
2ranten BADEN cine auBerorosntli9
bobe Semperatur. Gin Wann murbe
auf See begraben, Elm anbersr iprang
iber Boro uno amei anoere tpurben
nod 9Oipi.dlern auf Barbados GEE
bradt.
g 9abeneuer
5untinston n, %. 3d., IL.
Npril. Sas 5euer, nel9es bsute gu
friber Woreenftunbe ausbra9, ri9tete
einen S9aosr1 bon $l3O, 900 an. Ser.
islbe bertbeilt fi9 tuie folst:
gIate Bros. $40, 600. american
Storage 60. $45, 900, George gram.
mer $1,000, GrpfaI 2aunbrp $4,000,
tleinere 8erluife $4,000.
Der S9aoen III nur tbeilueiie bur9
0erf9erung 9eoedt.
8anfraub.
SineoIn n, Neb., IL. NpriI. Bon
8oslus, Neb., mirb eemeIoet, baB bic
8epobner berte Worger bur6 cine Or.
plofion gstpsdt tpurben. &duber bot
ten ben 9aReni9ranf Der Staaisbant
seiprengt uno snttamen nit $4,000
auf elmer Sraifne.
Batter leopold ban
@orp I.
Bubbe, Mont., IL. Nprif. Batter
2eopolb ban @orp BON Der ct. Ssna.
thus Miiion in benz Bitter &oot=
$bale it %geforbsn. st tam i'm Sabre
1860 mad Moniana uno ifano in
bobem Mnieben tuegen ieiner Miiions=
tbdtistsit untsr ben Stalienern.
Sas gbepaar Smiib on.
getDmm { n.
q N Oorf, IL. Mpril. s. WOr=
gan Smith unb feline Satin. tuelds
ansstlaet fnb sufammen nit Han pats
tsrion ben @erfu9 sema9t gu babsn
bon benz Bu9ma9er Ooung 8elo 3u
srpreHsu, tamsrl beute bon Cincinnati
bier an. sic batten ibren 8ampf ss.
gen Muslieferuns aufgegeben.
o b.
Gull n, Mla., IL. 4pril. -
Der Mobotat unb Staatsienator R. 6.
Sipp, psl9sr nit 9ilfsi6erif s. 8.
Dunlap 20 Weilen Jifli9 bon bier
Sobn W. WiQiams bon einem Stife
2ano pertreiben uolte, bas berielbe in
sinsm prossRe bsrloren bate, tuuroe
bon osmielbsn eri9ohen. Dunlap 1T
berwunbet.
Cine poHe bon 1870 Wann 1T
BON bier nit Wasen mad benz S9au.
plaBe aufsebro&en.
2ei9s aspiro5.
@ahington, IL. Nprit. =
Die 9ei9e bes friberen meritanif9en
Botidafters Mspiro3 miro am nd9fen
samfas nit sinem epesial3ug. beelsi.
tst bon Mitslieoern Der Soti9aft, nod
Mnnapolis unb ppn bort unter elmer
Gstorte bon Seeioloaten an Boro bes
2reu3srs Colombia gebraat tuerosn.
Die Gamilie bes Sobten tpiro auf Der
Colombia %mitfabren. Die Mntunft gu
gera @ru3 1T fur ben %. april fsf-
seiebt.
Wit9eIl
DOT Serbs.
pprtIattb, Ore, IL. NpriI. =
Cine aablrei6s 3ub6reri9aft Date fi9
einsefunben, als bic prdliminarien In
ben pro3eHs gesen Bunoesienator Sobn
8. Wit6el begannen. @e9en ben
Senator finb befanntli& bon @robges
f&morenen A Mntla9en erboben tpor=
ben.
Wit9el bshauptet, bob beri@isbene
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-08
DELEGATION URGES HIM TO.
CONTINUE WAR
NICHOLAS RETURNS THANKS
Expresses Gratitude Members com-
prehend the States Strength De-
pends Upon Preservation Of
Old Traditions
make the task of his Majesty more
difficult.
knIaz PotemkIne stIII at LARGE

knIaz Potemklne Still at Large
BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, July s, 2:30 a.
m.--According to the latest reports
the Kniaz Potemkine has escaped her
pursuers and is still at large In the
Black sea, with the torpedo boat Smell
tilvy and the Black sea fleet hot on
her trail. There is still little doubt
that she is heading for Poti or Batoum
but no dispatches from either place
have been received up to 2 O'Clock this
morning. Advices received by the AS
sociated Press Indicate that the ten
sion is increasing in the Caucasus,
where the turbulent elements are ex-
cited over reports regarding the con-
dition of the fleet. This increases the
fear that the arrival of the Kniaz Po-
temkine at Caucasian port will have
the effect of pouring oil on the smoul-
dering flames.
A bomb was thrown at Tiflis TO-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-08
MINING COMPANY GETS
VERDICT FOR BIG SUM
Suit Raises Apex Theory, and Defend
ant, an English Corporation,
Must Pay ste5,ooo

By Associated Press
HELENA, Mont, July Tone Of the
largest judgments ever returned by a
jury in the United States court in
Montana was rendered today in the
damage suit of the st. Louis Mining
and Milling company against the Mon
tana Mining and Milling company, an
English corporation owning the ia
nous Drum Lemmen mine at Mays
Vile. The jury found for the COM
plainant in the sum of s195,0O0.
The suit was brought for 100000,
the value of ores alleged to have been
illegally extracted from the st. Louis
ground by the defendant. raising the
apex theory. The defendant will ap-
peal to the circuit court.
This is the second time the case has
been tried, complainants getting judg-
ment for $4,000 before. Neither side
was satisfied and both appealed, get
ting new trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-08
TAFT MAKES ADDRESS
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
EXPLAINS VIEWS ON CHINESE
EXCLUSION
Urges That Coolies BE Kept Out and
That Merchants and Students Be
Permitted to Enter--Heard by
Three Thousand Persons
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Cal, July 7.--Secretary
of War Taft spoke to a vast concourse
at the University of California this
afternoon upon stand improvlsed un-
der the branches Of a gigantic buckeye
oak. instead of from the massive stage
of the Greek theater on the campus as
originally planned. A crowd which
numbered fully 5000 listened to his
discoursed of public topics, some Of
which were Of peculiar interest to Cali
fornians. He dwelt upon Chinese ex-
clusion and at considerable length ex-
planned his views in that matter. He
amplified the remarks made by him at
the banquet in San Francisco last
night, though in substance his argu-
ment was the same.
Keep out the coolies-let in mer-
chants and Students said Secretary
Taft in effect, declaring that by thus
doing this country would not hurt her
self and would refrain from offending
the empire of China.
He spoke at length of the necessity
OF education in the Philippines, and
the part that the institutions of learn
ing on the Pacific coast must play in
helping to properly educate the Filipino
nation.
Congressman Payne and Grosvenor
spoke briefly
President Wheeler of the university,
with the faculty members and the
board of regents, welcomed the guests
at luncheon at Hearst hall. No speech
making was indulged in there. The
guests were driven through the grounds
in carriages and thence to Coed can
yon, where a formal reception and
speechmaking took place. Miss
Roosevelt was of the party that ac-
companied Secretary Taft to the uni
versity.
Tonight Secretary Taft and party
were the guests of honor at a recep-
tion rendered by Mrs. Eleanor Martin.
The party will sail for Manila on the
steamship Manchuria tomorrow after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-08
KANSAS MAKES OUTLAW
OF BIG CORPORATION
NATIONAL GAS COMPANY IS
BARRED
Decision Rendered by state Supreme
Court After Millions Of Dollars
Have Been Expended In Laying
Pipe Lines
BY Associated press.

BY Associated Press.
! Topeka, Kas., July THE state
supreme court today rendered de-
cision declaring that the Kansas Ma
tional Gas company, a Delaware cor
poration, cannot do business in Kan
sas. The decision, which is sweeping
in its terms, makes an outlaw Of the
company, which It declares cannot hold
property in Kansas and cannot operate
in any manner within the state.
The company already has spent sew
eral millions of dollars, it is estimated,
in laying pipe lines in Kansas.
The opinion is rendered in the case
of the State of Kansas on the retalia-
tion Of Attorney General Coleman
against the Kansas National Gas COM
pany. 1t seems that when the company
applied to the Kansas charter board for
permission to do business'in this state
the board denied the application. How
ever, the company went ahead laying
its pipes and contracting to deliver
gas to many cities.
To date the company has expended
millions of dollars laying pipe lines
from the Southern Kansas field to the
Missouri line and to dozen or more
Northern Kansas cities, much Of which
work has been practically completed.
After the charter board had acted,
the attorney general, in the name of
the state, brought this proceeding in
quo warranto against the company,
asking that 1t be required to show its
authority for doing business in Kansas
and If unable to do so, it be ousted
from the state. The company answered
setting forth it's application to the char
ter board and alleging that it had done
all things required by the statute and
asking that the charter board be
ordered to grant them license. A
demurrer to this answer was filed. The
court sustained the demurrer and en-
tered a judgment of custer against the
gas company.
The barred company owns the major
ity Of the producing gas wells in Kan
sas and is capitalized at $1OO00,00o.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-08
SAWTELLE MlSCELLANIES
Town Is to Be incorporated but West
gate viii Be Excluded

gate Will Be Excluded
Special to The Herald.
SAWTELLE, July 7.-Earl e. Bath
rick, who has been practicing dentistry
here without diploma, was arrested
a few days ago and engaged in his de-
fense Lawyer Byrne. He was con-
victed, and the lawyer now asks $7S
for his fee which Bathrick Is unable to
pay. A judgment has been taken for
the amount, and Mrs. Bathrick has
placed the trust deed to their Saw
curity for the payment of the claim.
Lawyer Byrne has agreed to accept
five dollars a month until the judg-
ment is satisfied.
The board of supervisors have de-
cided that Sawtelle will be Incorporated
as a village, but that Westgate, the
tract near Soldiers Home, will not be
included.
C. J. Nellis, o. w. Jewett and w.
B. B. Taylor were elected members of
the school board here last Saturday
evening. Prof. Masterson was re-
elected principal, and Willamette john
son, V. o. Finney and Minnie Hoch-
enyos teachers for the year.
The citizens of this place petitioned
Constable Pritchard to appoint j. P.
Keener deputy constable, vice H. X.
Laird, resigned, which was granted and
Mr.. Keener took the oath of office be-
fore Justice Jenness yesterday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-08
PASSENGER AGENTS PLAN
FOR TRIP TO NORTH

Preparations are already being made
by local members of the American
Association of Travelling Passenger
Agents who will go to Portland in Sep
tember to attend the national conven-
ton of the association held there Sep
tember IA to II. From Los Angeles
thirty-five members will charter spec
ial car in which to make the trip. From
this city they will go to Spokane. Port
land, Tacoma. Seattle. Victoria and
Vancouver. Their outing will also in
clude a trip up the Columbia river
From Seattle to Vancouver the Pacific
Coast steamship company will furnish
a special boat for the trip.