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For Rent
Cnfurnished Rooms.


THREE ROOMS. suitable for light house
Keeping; furnace heat and gas; house oeeu-
pied by owner. 1871 10Th ST ne. II
FOR RENT-Tso unfurnished rooms. frst
floor. 7S4 Sd St nw. mh25-3t
TWO NEWLY PAPERED, cneerfuI rooms.
facing park; adjoining fine bath; heat and
gas; Tor housekeeping; second floor; large,
rooiny closet; rent reasonable. 5JS II 81.
~ -
IoR RENT-Iarge room and kitchen for
Lgft hCusekeeping- Zls New Jersey ave.
"a mh25-3t
TOR RENT-Two or three unfurnlshed rooms.
6ss 'zrn st. ne. mb25-St
VGRY DESIRABLE ROOMS; light house
seping. two squares War Department Ad-
'-ress BOX g. Times Office mh25-St
TWO ROOMS. seco7d floor. front: heat. Eas.
and bath; light Housekeeping; reasonable.
lel0is 9th St my. II
40 cd ST. NW-Three very desirable sec
ond floor unfurnished rooms: centrally 10
Gated; vacant April "a
FOUR ROOMS; sink, water, porch; yard;
Maryland car coming east 10 I3th ST. corner
Girsrd; Si5.i II
FOUR UNFURNIsHJsD ROOMS. hrst floor:
large yard; $l7. IA 6th St ne. mh24-7t
1928 H NE.-Second floor. three unfurnished
rooms mh24-3t
ENTIRE second floor, three rooms: heat
bath. and gas for cooking; SIS 625 Florida
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. l7lS New Jersey ave
NY. mh2f-2t
FOR RENT-ThTee unfurnished rooms. 1870
Newton 81. nv. mh22-3t
THREE and I'VE room housekeeping fats; low
rents. ESQ - nv. mh23-5t
TWO unfgrnsshed rooms. IZzI II 81. nc.
third floor. mhZ1-JI
TWO or three unfurnishcd rooms, suitable
FOR light housekeeping Call after pm. IS
New York ave NV mhZ3-1t
FOR RENT-Three rooms entire second floor
heat gas, and bath light housekeeping: bal
cony; near business part OF city. si9 st
NV. rnf23-3r
THREE desirable unfurnished rooms, con-
venienI for light housekeeping heat. gas
aud bath SIS. SIS 22d st, nv. mh@2-ft
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

per dozen ESQ off on ali palms to make
room for Easter flowers.
KRAMER'S. S16 st. n. W.
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WANTED-Men everywhere. good nav. 10 dis
tribute circulars. adv. matter tack signs
etc: no eanvassing. NATIONAL ADV. BIJ.
REAU- Chicago IL
SALESAIEN: best side line ever offered tr
reSfsuble advertising Dsan: arguments enough
Tor poor statesmen TO win Good salesmen
clear $50 10 $3.50 month Won't Interfere
with regular line: no sample case necessary
i. B. LORD. Omaha. Neb- III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in any line. to sell
general stores in II. c.: an unexceIled
speciality proposition: commissions and ss5
weekly for expenses THE CONTINENTAL
sEwEL-fsY CO.. Cleveland. Ohio IT
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking-
Baltimore and Return, s1.a5. Bsltimo,

Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 5ls uth NV
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For Sale-Typewriters.

EXCELLENT Remington, sSs; s. monthly,
another. $50. 50 monthly Address BOX es,
Times Office. ulh25-st
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc,
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 5l3 18th NV.
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Chung HE Low Chinese Restaurant
Open 10 a m. to a m. for ladies and
gentlemen. Give us call. 723 Sth st. Sc.
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For Rent
Furnished and Uniurnishe6 Rooms.

ONE large bay-window front and back room;
all convenience; furnished unfurnished; !;
suitable fOI couple or gentlemen near Wash
iugtOn Circle. 2iiS h St nh25-3t
WE HAVE three fats on F st: So. $40. and
$50 WASHINGTON RENTAL BUREAU,
Metzerott building II
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If you nave not
the time to send
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to The Times or
any Cf the fol-
lowing Branch
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up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
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service.
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-Boy to learn timing and heat
ing trade. W. l. GARY, 3ll4 18th St nw
lI
wANTED-Dentist. at once. Address BOX
Al, Times office. II
WANTED-Four good hustiing young men;
M9eraI It1e commission to right parties. Call
l2l3 Oak 81. NV II
WANTED-Experienced and Junior archItec-
tuTal craftsman. TOTTEN & ROGERS, SOS
18th ST. mh25-St
wANTED-white errand boy who can ride
bicycle. Address BOX So. Times office. It
WANTED "A sign painter. FIDELITY
STORAGE CO.. l420 st. mh25-5t
wANTED-stamper and perforat6r, expert
enced IN dry and liquid stamping. to go out
OF town. Address STAMPER p. o. Box
1892, Philadelphia, Pa. II
WANTED-Bright and industrious colored
boy with bicycle; one not afraid or work.
eood pay. l22S 1 st. ne 1t
WANTED-Janitor for apartment house: set
tied white man: rcoms furnished KAR-
RICK & METCALF, 1893 st. NV m;.Z5-5t
SALESMAN WANTED-wen equipped sales
man TO call physicians. > very excep-
tional opportunity is offered Tor immediate
work state age and experience LOCK BOX
S5S. Philadelphia 1t
WANTED-Boy to work In bottling depart
ment OF wholesale liquor store. Address
BOX IS, Times office. mh25-2t
wANTED-A boy with some experience in
the plumbing business Call at III 18th st
ne. mh2s-2t
WANTED-Experienced single man to work
on farm; Sl2 month. room and board Apply
TO A. J. WIEGMAN, 623 St. NV, between
and II am. Il
WANTED-SeveraI non-union carpenters Ad-
dress BOX IS Times office. 1t
GOOD PAY to men everywhere TO tack signs.
distribute circulars. samples. etc; can
Vessing. UNIVERSAL ADV. CO., Chicago.
u
IN SIX WEEKS you can become q success
ful commercial travelling salesman. We teach
you free and get you responsible position
BRADSIREET school,. COMMERCIAL.
SALESMlANSHlP. Brfalo. n. Y 1t
BIG MAIL ORDER HOUSE wants assist
ant to supervise State distributing and pro
noting; permanent: salary TO start SIS paid
weekly, and expenses. Address ADVERTIS-
ING MANAGER, S25 Dearborn. Chicago It
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Mrs. E. Hutt.
vioIets, zsc Per Bunch; Tulips. &C

iloS sTH ST. NW.-PHoNE NORTH 29os- n
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FOR SALE-At n BERNHEIMER'S s1s Z
ST. NV. Sc street lamps for country homes
very cheap 100 Geid glasses from L. s Navy
Yard: platfIoU scales drll presses, steam
engine. steam radiators. beIsing: telegraph
and telephone instruments. also some musical
Instruments mh2l-7r
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FOR SALE-A very fine square piano; excel
lent cOnGrtOn. z bargain TS5 % 81 NV
mh24-3r
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and Ohio Railroad. Every Saturday an,
Sunday. All trains both WAYS. botl
days, except Royal Limited.
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If You Like Your Beer "Liobt,

II AVu Like 1ouh Beer Light"
Try Royal Pilsen." 1t costs Won no
more than the less extensively brewed
Served IN special glasses Abner-Dr,lr.y
Brew. Co.
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FOX SAI-t-1l3 cook stoves: n -. -
some as good as new. HOPWO06 80 alsises; 60
mhZ5-gt
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For SaIe-nisceIIaneous.

1,,S, SSAl11E.-Large ice boxes for grocery and
-, - es-ers' easy terms II desired II vou
Iite,,.e' I1SDle' blame no one bur yourseIf Hop
= 49,. oe-- ana X rnhz5-3t
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ATTENTION. LADIES, YOU CAN BUY
YOUR SUITS COATS, SKIRTS. WAISTS.
ETC. IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO Sc
LECT FROM. on WEEKLY PAYMENTS
as CHEAP AS YOU BUY THEN ELSE
WHERE FOR CASH GIVE NE A TRIAL,
AND Be cox WINGED. JACOB kOdalER
SO 1fH ST. NV. fe25-3st
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WORkINGMEN. We are after YOU. not with
a club, but 70 give you a good spring SUIT
or oFerCUar. Worn little. from our Leading
tailors AZ prices 10 suit men who have fam
lies 10 look after JCSTHS OLD STAND
SAD. rnhIg--f
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THREE ROOMS. suitable for light house
Keeping furnace heat and gas; house oeea-
pied by owner 1871 10th ST ne II
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

lE1EtlE ls no sewing machine Ike the Davis
Vertical Feed Tor plain sewing and enbruid-
cry work See our demonstration and be
convinced OF =ts superior sewing quality.
Other makes which We have traded IN at
Sreatly reduced prices Standard cabinet
81 BsiVldere automatic. list. SIS DAVIS
AGENCY - a. 81 sw. Phone II. S5SS-
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FOR SALE-CfOod quality opaque sflsces. Ct
ted 20 you- windows. only Sc the best quail
ity oil opaque shades. SOC; hung 1rees VIII
cal with samples KLEEBLATTS 1ith and
u Eta ne Phone East I'D. ta2o-H
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WANTED-Young man in Office: typewriter
and steacgrapher; state age and EXPERIENCE
Address BOX IS, Times offlez. Inh24-St
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/ s2SS FOR SANITARY drop-side cocches.
I rockers SSc: go-carts. $1-eS: parlor and bed
room suites. 81 per week See goods RED
I MCNDS. 81 and 3Is eth St NV fel5-tf
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ICE BOXES and chests that give satisfae-
tion are built al SIS New York ave NV
fra5-slr
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FOR SALE-We are closing All The
slightly used and secondhand Upright Pianos
IN stock at such sensational bargain prices
as these Brown q simpson Upright 200.
Hari.nan I-nrirht- So Srn.farS T-r.ricllr
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DAIRY LUNCH AND POOL ROOM; daily
safes, S4o; no opposition. established ten
ysaIsi present owner retiring. price. s. so.
Nbm YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, I'll F.
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80. - - decorated toilet sets. s. sS
WOOD. Sth and X s--so- ESF-
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

HINDOO PALMIST.'' holds only honorary
permit Issued 10 teach Painistry IN
Havana. By Alcoldia Of Cuba Reads your
mind, tells names Zarra's statements are
weird. bewildering. Gives HindoO mystic
sand and IRE sitting; gives picture tree
OF man woman YOU VIII marry Consult
her on love, divorce. business. Legal afrafrs-
evil influences removed Luck given. Strictly
confidential Hours, an TO 9 Pm See
Gold Hand Sign. 20 sth 81. NV mh2s-I4t
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
lHlOrno and
Ega1 Vicinity

Regular meeting o. the o. F.. S. will
be held Friday evening of this week. In
stallation and banquet. All members are
requested to be present.
For SALE-Choice seed oats, the big
four. Wisconsin stock 40 cents per bu-
shell. Enquire of James l.. Edwards, a
mile and half north of Alma. t-2
: Mrs. R.,.C. Darling and child, who
have been here for a seven weeks visit
with the formers father, J. l.. Cooper,
returned to their home in Diamondale
Monday.
Will Gamble, who lives two mile south
of North Star center lost hisl.house and
barn by fire Saturday afternoon about ?
o'clock. A few things were saved from
the first floor of the house, but every
thing upstairs and the contents of the
barn, except the stock was destroyed.
Byron Lodge No. 50 f. & A. NJ. char
tered a special train from Byron Tuesday
evening and visited Salt River Lodge No.
2SS at Shepherd. A banquet was served
in the Masonic hall to 800 Masons and a
royal good time enjoyed. The Byron
team gave work in the third degree. A
large number of Masons were present
from Ithaca, ST. Louis and surrounding
counties.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
Observation-Disclosures

A quite wedding was solemnized at the
Sours Memorial church of North Star
Give miles east of Ithaca, Sunday after
noon March 18th at o'clock when Mrs.
Odessa Hammond and Mr.. Ellis Klein
hans were united in marriage. w. H.
w. Webster performing the ceremony
just before the regular preaching service
using the impressive marriage service OF
the NJ. +. church. They were attended
by Mr.. Ernest Clark and Miss Lena
Seusabaugh. Dinner was served the
wedding party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo McDaid
Mrs. Hammond is the eldest daughter
of Geo. McDaid and a favorite with a
wide circle of friends. Mr.. Kleinhans
has won the confidence and respect OF
all during his residence here. Borh are
active in church work and most highly
esteemed.
Mr.. and Ms. Kleinhans' parents live al
Midland City. They will go to house
keeping next month on their farm in
North Washington.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
Ask Your Grocer For

Alma Patent" Arcadia" Bakers, !"
"Rye Flour" "Buckwheat Flour"
Graham Flour" "Whole Wheat
Flour" Wheat Grits," "Corn Meal"
Cracked Wheat"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06

the story, Prince Valdemar, is in love,
figures as the victim. The author, it
appears, has taken good care to relieve
such scenes as this with others of a
comedy flavor. The play will be seen
here at the Alma opera house next
Wednesday night. Seats now on sale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
DURFEE--ERVANS

Last Saturday afternoon Rev Dutton
of Mt. Pleasant pronounced the words
that united the lives of Charles Durfee
and Miss Eta Evans Mr. and Mrs.
Durfee arrived in Alma Saturday p. m,
and spent Sunday with friends and rela-
tives leaving Monday for Saginaw where
they will spend their honeymoon. Mr..
ane Mrs. Durfee have the. best wishes OF
their Alma friends. Mrs. .lDurfee is a
sister of Mrs. Bert Fausett, of Pine River.
The bride and groom upon their return
to Mt. Pleasant will commence house
keeping at 100 East Broadway.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Inglis spent Sunday at her home
in Lapeer.
Miss Elizabeth Schmidt, 'o4, of Ovid
was college visitor Saturday.
DIR. Bruske preached in Adrian Sunday.
Howard Potter was occupied with poll
tics at Ithaca Monday.
Miss Booth returned to her college
work Saturday.
Ray Swigart, 'o4, of Paw Paw is spend
ing his vacation at home.
Miss Ora Lauderback left college Mon
day and returned to her home in Cass
City.
Levi J. Butler, 'os, returned to Caro-
Monday where he is teacher OF sciences in
the high school.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
BALDWIN-BYARD.

Sunday afternoon, April first, Rev.
Higgins performed the marriage cere-
mony for Arthur r. Baldwin and Miss
Lora May Bayard, both of Sumner town
ship. The friends of the couple extend
congratulations and wish them them
many years of happy welded life.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
From An Ohio Minister.

Rev. C. w. Hagans, of Clyde, Ohio,
says: DIR. Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup for sore throat, weak lungs coughs
and colds surpasses all other remedies.
l have used it. For sale at Stanard s
drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06

WANTED lone Hundred Thousa nd
pounds of wool. A. W. Brock.
For SALE-Billiard and pool business
in opera house block, Alma, Mich. In
vestigation solicited. Address or inquire
of John ID. Spinney. Pollasky block,
Alma, Mich. 14l1-tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06

primary neutrality-suspicious. l5-,
Democrat liz.
Re vision of State Constituencies 80,
No 1856.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06
"fOR HER SAKE

The title of the play For Her Sake"
stamps the piece as one of the sort throb-
bling with "heart interest" and there
are said TO be situations in it alittle short
of terrific. Such one is the fiogging
scene in which the serf girl Olga, the
young woman with whom the hero of
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-04-06

II you have taken everything else for
constipation and have not taken the
tonic-1axative, Celery King, you have
made q serious mistake. Celery King
Is the great blood vitalizer and builder
up Of men and women. Price Is cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
Who win Claim Them?

Letters remaining uncalled for az the
ilarre postoilice for the week ending
ct0ber 5th, were as follows
Men. 4. j. Bernie 2. 4. Bedard, Bar
Teri Adelfo, H. Beaiilieu, j. Beaulieu ..
j Bernard, ". ]. Bateheldef, Raymond
Crnickshank, i. NJ Canniati George
Cilley. 6has Carpenter, Frank Connolly.
HcrbeIy Dean, Gilbert Dragon 2. a.
Fowlie Fontana Bros, Chas. Fernern.
Phil TreIette, VIM. Fairs. Alfonso Go
Ipez ?, Th0s Herbert, perley Hood, An.
tonic highest, Robt. Johnston, Gust
HARRISON, IT. n, Kimball. ,limcy Kelley,
l.. Kersen, Manual Cobo LAWN. J, lie.
may, Peter Leclair, WIN. Morris. Fred
AieRitchie. WIN. ID. Murray w. Me-
Leay. Mr. mccarthy, >. p. Mari, !. Me
nard, Alex. Morris. Patrick O'Connell.
Ned Parker, VIM. Pithie, John Rennie
., A. Rossi, r. J. Smith. Edgar Turner,
G.. WI Thompson, Guidugh Iomasi, NJ.
Hilbert. Walter Wei. Or. r. B. Wilson,
Nj. 4. Wood. Vermont Granite Go.
Women Mrs. A. b. Watson, Mrs.
y. Andrews. Miss A. B. Boyher. Mrs
Eliza Bogue Mrs. +. O. Bennett. Vera
Berry. Bessie Coburn. Mrs. AnIlie Cream
er. Mrs. w Dawson 2. Niomie Granger.
Maud Gray. Mrs. !. Gibson, Mrs. Erma
Gabey. Amelia Chic. Rubie Iieur, Harvey
Hill, Mrs Lockey, Maud Murchia, Maud
Mccarthy, Mrs. John Mathews. Elliot
Mortimer, Mrs. Jos. Rogers, Mrs. Cars
olyn Richards, Mrs. c. A. Kicker, Mrs.
4. Ritehie, Mrs. Mary stewart, Mrs.
Jane Williams, Mrs Annie Wilson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
MURDER MYSTERY is
PULLING THE POLICE
Dismembered Body Of Child Found in
Young Woman's Trunk in
Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 3. The dis
membered body Of male child found IL
a trunk in the storeroom OF the Young
Womeifs Christian Association building
a. Eighteenth and Arch streets, II an
other murder mystery 10 puzzle the po,
lice, The remains give evidence 81 I'M.
usual brutality, as the victim was cut
mp alive.
The discovery was made on Saturday
By Miss Elizabeth Smart and Mrs Jose
pline Cannon, the latter acting house
mother Of the association, and they mott,
fled Coroner Jerome and Captain of Detec.
tiyes Donaghy The remains were II
Miss Smarts trunk, which was stored
with 300 others.
On Saturday She wanted a wrap. and
ON pening the lid OF the trunk the odoI
caused her to nearly swoon.
Since sept IL girls, resident and
transient boarders, have left, but they
have all been examined, as well as thu
400 in the building.
Detectives believe the child was moi
killed in the building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
EAST CALAIS.

Albert Dwinell and wife were IN
Montpelier Thursday and Friday to at.
tend the governors reception
Ed Smith Of Cabot was in town Wed.
nsday on business
Mrs. Annie Bufnham Of y. Montpelier
was az John Thomas Monday aud Tues
day.
W. y. Bliss and daughter, Sylvia,
were in Montpelier Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mack Of Orange
ere in town visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greene of Brat.
tleboro arc IN town visiting his sisters,
Mrs Eliza Bancroft and Mrs. Mary
Colby.
Mrs. Riley Goodal Is reported iii.
Mrs. ID. r. Tueus and Mrs J. Berton
Pike were calling ON friends in town
last week.
Albert Dwinell and wife We're IN Hard.
wick Tuesday,
Mi. and Mrs Dan Brown have son
born last Monday
Charlie Pierce oil Hardwik was in town
Tuesday.
Fred kingshury, wife and children OF
DanNile, were visiting ~ Fred Burn.
HAMS Saturday and Sunday
Il. o. I-eonafd il quitesill with rheu.
matism.
Asa Dutton has bought the Renfrew
store and goods and will take possession
about NOV. tst.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
MORAN NOMINATED
AFTER WILD UPR0AR
Storm Breaks Over the Platform Indoors
ing Bryan and Hearst, But It
Finally Prevailed.

Boston, oct. 81 Democrats Of NIassa
chnsetts Yesterday named John B.Morai
as their candidate for governor, praeti-
cally without opposition, Their eonyeu-
ton came near being split over the aiop-
ton ct platform. however Although
an Endorsement Of Bryan was allowed 10
III and WAS appiuuded Il complimentary
ratification 81 William X. Hearst for
governor Of New York precipitated q
storm OF groans and Kisses. and was OBJ
jeetsti to in many turbulent speeches,
although finally allowed 10 stand. r
Gerry Brown If Brockton was chosen
without opposition for the second place
Oh The ticket The anti-Hcarst nlen were
actually in majority III the convention,
but as the Hearst sympathizers had the
Craftsmanship It was no use Tor their
opponents to try to spssert themselves.
Mr. Moran could not appear before the
convention. a. he went home at noon,
Frustrated by oYerwork.
The ticket conipletc-is:
For Governor John y. Moran Of Bos
ton.
For lieutenant governor-E. Gerry
Brewn of Brockton.
For Secretary of State--Charles g,
Paine of Hyannis
For Treasurer George NJ Harrigan Of
level.
For Attorney General John ". Cum
mings Of Fall River
For Auditor Thomas L. Hisgen OF
Springfield
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
But One Game In American
League Yesterday
CHICAGO BEAT CLEVELAND
In National League Chicago Cubs Shut
Out Pittsburg- New York Defeat
ed Philadelphia and Brooklyn
Won From Boston Twice.

The waning baseball season saw but
one game played in the American league
yesterday, That was between the new
champions from Chicago and the aSpir-
ants far second place, Cleveland The
champions won the game by the score
Of 8 to and turned back the Indians,
who were hoping to root the New York
aighlanders from second place. The
New Nork-PhiIadelphia game, the only
other scheduled il the American league,
WAS called Of on account "a rain.
III the National league the other Chi
cago champions played all around Pitts
burg aud added another spike TO their
great record OF games won The New
York Giants managed to get away with
a game from Philadelphia BY the score
Of 10 q Tho fast-eoming Broeklyns
took two games from Boston yesterday
and thereby stepped into the lead Of
the second division clubs, taking the
place .of Cincinnati
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
MANY DRIVEN FROM HOMES.
Large Fire in New York Tenement Dis
trict

New York, Oct 5 Ninety families
driven from their homes. three tiremen
were injured. property valued at $4,000
was destroyed and surrounding property
valued az millions was seriously threaten,
I'd by fire which started early yester-
day in the heart Of the leather district
This pot, bounded by Frankfort, Will.
lam, Gold and Spruce street. is regarded
a. the centre Of one OF the most danger
Gus fire zones in the city. The flames
were cxtinpuished only after three hours
ol the hardest kind of work One Of
the buildings which was Threatened WAS
st Gregory's Hospital The fire started
IN four.storx building at 81 Frank
fort street, occupied by De Zoge Bros,
paper merchants. and Immediately spread
TO three four story tenement houses adj
Joining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
ROOSEVELT, JR, BEFORE JURY,
Appears to Tell What He Knows Of
Assault Upon Policeman.

Boston, Mass. Oct. 5. Theodore
Roosevelt, IT., son Of the president. and
Meredith Blagden, both Harvard stud.
ents, who are charged with knowing
something about the alleged assault fe-
eently committed upon Patronan Fra
her Of the Boston police ON Boston COM
mon, were al The office Of District At
torney John B. Moran yesterday. The
two young man had a conference With
Chief Inspector ". y. Watts while the
district attorney went into the grand
jury room, where il Is thought the eases
Of the students were being considered
Later Roosevelt and Blagden mere
taken into the grand jury room, where
they remained Tor about 20 minutes.
The witnesses had nothing to say as
they retired. Officers from station No.
also were before the grand jury in
connection with the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
FOREIGN JOB FOR NEwBERRY.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy to Be
Ambassador to Russia.

Washington, Oct. Truman II. New
berry of Michigan assistant secretary
Of the navy, i TO be made Ambassador
to Sc. Petersburg, succeeding George Won
i. Never, it is reported IN diplomatic
circles. Mr.. Meyer is TO give up his Dip
lomatic career and return to this coun-
try as secretary Of the navy, according
to present cabinet calculations.
A short,tmc ago the impression was
current among the diplomats that Mr..
Newberry was @ be made ambasador to
Paris rather than st. Petersburg. This
plan IS said to have been revised, The
present understanding being that Mr..
Mccormick will remain AT Paris New
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