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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
0as Concert oes Snotaaapolia
Sieeerfran,.

gor einem biz auf ben lsbtsn plab
eefhlltsn Sauis fano gefern Ibeno in
Der @ermania. 5alle bns 3weite Saiion-
goncert bss Snbianapplis 2isosrfrana
Tfatt.
Gas nit GROCER SOrgfalt aufesfsQte
proaramm perfeblte nt&t, bic 3ul6rer
BON anfang Biz gu gnos 3u feRsln.
Die ginleitung bilbeten Der Marfd
rgclips" uno bic Sbsrturs yStrabslla ="
oeIpielt bon Der @iip gano. Sas erite
G9orlieb .gas treue beutide Ser3"
,sigte fbon gleid I'm Nnfang, oab eis
60 Sdn9sr beg 9sreins unter 2eitun9
i5res betudbrtsn 9irigenten Germ @arl
Iisgner pisl Mhbs auf Die ginhbunq
periuenbst batten.
Die Wieber9abe 3eigte bon elmer 9u=
ten Guffahun9; allss tlappte bOrsi9.
LID. Nur tdtte 9rabe BEL bem 0or.
trng bieies 2ieoss etmas mebr &uhs
i'm Saale berrI9en t6nnen.
Den sdn9ern mar ss eslungsn.
i5on nit oisism eritsn 2isbs Die 5sr;sr
Der 3us6rsr 81 setuinnen unb es tpuro'
onnn auh nit Dem geifaQ nibt as'
faret.
aqe unbsren gOrtrdse idlofsn lid
bisiem 2iebs In wiiroiger @siIe on.
Ser 2sthstrunt am @bsin" MAJ
bonn seIangli9sn Stanbpuniis aus bi
@lan3nummsr bes Nbsnbs. Die of
itwierigen ginidBs tlappten nit cine,
@raetbsit, bic ben Sdneern ale gbr'
niadt.
geionbers hsrboresbobsn su tusrosr
beroisnt bas ban 6errn Aoclf Gaell
I6miot gssebsne @elO.SoIo. gsi eIe'
santer Bossnfn6rung unb feiner Son
bilouns oerfsblte 6errn S9sQidmiot!
ieeIenooles Spiel ni@t, einen mabrer
geifallsfurm gu en!ftReln. Ger
S9sai9miot iit fider elmer Der better
geniffen Der Stabt.
! Das bumoriRii9e QuobIibs
.Oueti9briiber" bIlbete bic aIhdlid
sewdblie S9luBnummer bes pro
lgramms.
Der gitp gano iparen itinf BRO
sramm.Iummern 3uset6eilt uub enb
lsoiats He R4 ibrer aufsabe in rs9
anerfennensmertber Wsife.
| Dem 2isbertran3 fam man su ben
I96nen @rfOl9 nur qratuliren.
| Na9 benz Concert tam bic SyuQenl
au ibrem Re8t; Bis au ipdter ooer piel
mebr frhbsr Gtunbe tpurbe re6t Hot
gstan5t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

gn Der gde Der Is. Strabs
unb Wartinbale Mbenue battle f5 ges
fern cine Whrfslgsielidaft 3uiammen
gsfunosn. gifris wurben ois Whrfel
gepcrfen, als bic poli3iiten @temari
uno S9lengan bic Burden Hberrum=
pelten. 2 uurben Derbaftet unb pan=
bsrten na9 Der polissifation, bic ans
beren entfamen. Die betoen Mrrefan-
ten finb. glrtbur @eeb. 20 Sabre alt,
28t Norb alabama Strabe wobnbaft
uno Sarrp Glart, IL Sabre alt, bor
1916 Sbsloon Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
@om Sta bft=Taa.

Eie Bst9anblun9sn gs9en ben bros
faIioneleR Spieler 8us. &abte tpeeen
Sittli5teitssVsrbrs uirb am 1.
IJabruar bor Sps3ial.&i4ter W. W.
S6orntcn sr6ffuet tpsroen.
Ser frtite,s @snsral=Intpalt %. u.
Rst9am miro in 9smsinidaft nit ben
5TeniliGen antldgsr Benedict bie 5sit'
ee: Staates oertreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

:. g. aflp, 1888 Norb Nla.
bama Strabe uObnbaft, bena9ri&tiate
be polissi. baB ginbre&er seriu9t
babsn, fein 3aus beimaufu9sn. es
estane bsnielbsn, elm 5enfier gu bifnen.
OmaQp ertra9te bur9 bas @srdui9
rluo perbinberts oie Burf9en an ihrsm
Aisbiidsn gor6aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
Na6ri6ten aus Snbtana.

Vhpbbp @uuseh Jtutu1tuS ~ btpshu tut
Nlter bon ~ Sabren an einem SGlag=
anfaa 9eltorben.
pansbtIle. %. San. Geo.
Miasr, IS Sabre alt. purbs sefern In
elmer 3oblen9rube in Der Ndbe bon
@bansbi0e bur9 fa0enbs 5arttoble GEE
t6otet.
@ree sburg. %. San. 6rau
Marp Wc@in. 48 Sabre aft, erbdnate
f9 gsfern In ibrer @Obnung. Dor
6 mOnaten bsriuate fis fid nit strp9-
min 3u bergiften.
New monp, %. Sanuar.
WiQiam Sobnion iiel unterbalb Hew
9armunp bon bem Sampfer Nnna
2into, tpsl9er auf benz WabaibsJluiie
fdbrt, unb ertrant.
Salem, %. San. Wen3o Sei=
ienborf, elm beoeutenbsr unh glhdlider
Garmer, n Der Ndbe bon Salem ipobn=
baft, tpurbs sefern bon einem fallen.
ben Baum get6otet.
@reencaftIe, %. San. Grdu=
lein @eor9ia @rOiulI. cine SGiilerin
Der Sspau uniperiitdt 1T gsfern an
gIinboarment3iinouus sefforben. SRI.
@rDiua mar eine Der bsliebteiten iuns
gen Samen Der uniberftdt.
South Beno, %. Sanuar. -
0arbsp Webitsr, Elm bebeutenber 8aua
untsrnsbmer, unb Jrau @morp YeHen-
baugb, @emablin feines Iormannss
tperben In South Benb bermiBt. Beioe
baben Tamilien in Der Stabt.
Woblesbille, %. San. Der
Srau Sobn Sturbsbant wuroe bonn
gsritt $1,000 bon Der 2afe @rie &
Wsfern @iIenbabueefelli9aft su9e-
iproden. Sbr @emabl tpurbe bon
elmer aansiermai9ine Der Safe gris
gabn Dor 2 Sabrsn sstbbtet.
Netp MIbanp, %. San. Jrau
Wlaseie Minpr. In sellersburg wobn=
buft, ftrsnste eine S9aoeneriabtlagg
bon $40, 900 eeaen bic Stanbart
@ement @ompanp an. Sbr Wanr
Weslep Minor tpurbe bel elmer @rplo
iiun In Der Gabrit gst6otet, tporauf f,
ibre 2la9e besrtnbet.
0ineennes, %. San. Sel
23.idbriss @bmarb potts, Sohn be!
Samss potts, 3615 8roabmap. ct
2ouis, Wo.. wobnbaft. 1T gefern ai
gsrleBunsen. uelde er beim lleber
fahren zines Sra9t3uges Der 6. 4
8. $. @iienbabn srbalten bate, ge
forbsn. pOits pObnte friibsr It
@ineennes.
| 2afapette, %. San. Sin ben
sefrisen Nbf6lub Der RIase beg 30
botntsn gaepd tpurbe oerielbe i9uloi
bsfunoen Der Mngetlasie mar mid
mebr suge9en, als man fein uribei
bertiinoete. Del Der ueberbrin9un
oes urtbeils ma1te Der Nobofat feine,
ginrurf unb ma9te ss ben ginbrud
als ob er ben Musaans ertuartet bdtts
9anbtlle %. San. S9ar
laafisber 1T pieoer In bem S9ulbiitrit
In 5snSrids gountp aussebro9sn I'M
mebrere S3ulen baben 3eittueiie idlie
Ben mhRsn. Srufee Sudsr bon Nor
6alem bat bic glementarI@Hle be
Stabt auf unbsifimmts 3eit eei9Ioi
fen. eeas neue Gieberfdls Rnb aug
9ebro0e1.
@annelton, %. San. 6aroI
Setpeeie. @ountp.Mbpotat bon psrrr
unb frRber antlaeenbsr Mbbotat bo
ben @ounties Yerrp.s Spencer un
Warrid Iiegt in Der Wobnune feline
SHUTTER In bem Orte @ome. tpsl9er 3
unferem @ountp aeb6rt, tn 6tsrben
$uberfulofe if bic l1ria9e ieines gu
ffanbes. Detueefe iii AZ Sabre oft.
d 2aporte, 29. San. Na9 cine
getdmpfung bon 3wsi Sabren, weld
tbeilmeiie auf aeri&tli&em Weee q
f4ab, bat bas Bier ber WiI& weI&e
mhfsn. Die pnbR Bremins Com
panp bon Milmaufee bat bte Wirtt
f&aft In Der Ndbe bes i96nen @ebdu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
Ser oanii6e &Sni9 tit
tOOt.

@open6agsu, Sdnemarf, 20.
Sanuar. 2Onig @6rifian TX. bon
9dnemart Farb bsuts Nfaamitta9 3
ll5r 80 Minuten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
Damen bes Siibieite Surtls
0ereins.


@enerals0sriammlung ab.
6olgsnoe geamte purbsn fur ben
larfsnbsn Ssrmin sspdblt:
prdRoentin-Grau s. &Osple.
0ice prdRoentin - Grau 2ouis
Gaaler.
prot. =Seerstdril -6rl. Gina gub-
miller.
in.=Secrstdr-5rau Curt Sol.
Snasmeiffsrin-Grau Sohn @itel.
Srultees-Jrau Grnbt, Grau Sobn
SOtn uno Grau 8. 3abn.
@s par Der Wuni9 Der Eamen, bic
bisberige prdfoentin, Grdulsin Gerner
uieoerum su ertudblsn; nur auf Die
enii6ieoene Weiseruns bon Jrdulein
gernsr murbs untsr algsmeinem Be-
oauern gu elmer griaswabl sei8ritten.
gs tuuroe bsialOhsn, am 2. Sonn.
tag i'm Gebruar Na&mittags uieoer
cine 9artsn.@eisnidaft gu ssben; bic
6errsn unb bsrei, Sreunbe lino freuno=
li4it eingelaosn. Die 0orbereitungen
gu benz am IA. 5ebruar fattfinbenoen
8ereinssWassenbaQ lperosn eifrigft bes
trieben. uno bsrfpribt berIelbe, elm
greianib gu tueroen.
3mei neue Mitslieoer puroen auF=
ssnpmmsn unb bier 9anbibatinnsn our
Witslieoi3aft porseialagen.
Sie 3ruffees bss Shoisite Surn=
1ersins murbsn eriudt, bic Sntsrsfen
Der Damen Set Der bsmnddi ftaitfina
osnoen @eneral.0 .0sriamr,lung Der 8aus
geieaI4aft su psrtreten. Ser Oamens
Uersin befbt 8S antbsile Der 5alen.
8nu. @sisnidaft.
Ha9 Der 8sriammlung untsrbislien
ftd Die Samsn nod Elm StiinbAen bsi
einsm por3hgli9en 8dBdsn Woeca.
grbeiter 2ranten= unh
Sterbe= Qafe.
Die Arbsiter Rranfen- uno Stsrbe.
aa1e bisIt sehsrn gormittas ibre reasl.
mdbig. @ssiammlung unb genmtsn.
uabl ab.
Goleenoes mar bas &eiultat:
prdfoent-9enrp Seoberi9.
0ics prdRosnt-Reinb. Start.
prot. sscr.-Wm. 2appmsper. ir
S8asmeifsr-psisr 5ammsrle.
Jinan3' 3'Sscr. Bid. Sinae.
9ruisss-pauI 2orbumics, Sobt
Mapsr, 5einr. 3uosrer, Mlb. Berg.
8ersirsarSt-Hr. Sacob Buebler.
Die aahs sdbIt sesenwdriis 100 gut
fe5enoe Mitslisbsr uno befinoet iid
finan3isa In bltibsnoem 3uitanbs.
an aranten. llntsritiis ans sablte bic
islbs $598 so pdbreno oes pethoKenel
Sabres aus nno an Sterbegeloerl
tuuroen In bemislben 3eitraum $25t
berausgabt.
21er 0erein.
Der 2ler Werein, Der I'm sSanua
1873 se9rtinoet tuurbs, bielt geferl
Naamittag in gbrif. Mi9els Sofa
feline 33. SahresbsrIammIuns ab. 81
gsridte Der 6inanabsamten Iautetel
fsbr stniiia. Sm Sabre 1905 bait
Der 0ersin nidt sinsn ein3igen 2rant
beiisfal uno TT tn Golge bsNsn be
9aiisnbefano duBerlt gut. Ser Ser
Elm 1T poasd6lig uno bat s Applita
tionsn auf Der Site.
Die geamtenwabl ergab fulaenoe
ReIuliat:
prdioent-Jreb. 6. @roKart.
@icesprdfbent-@bas. Roefers.
| Gefrstdr- -@4abm.-Mug. $amm.
oncorhta.
| Die regelmdbige 8eriammlnna be
goneorbia. .Wereins 9efern Nadmitta
in Der germaniG Dale mar re9t gu
Eeiu9t.
gs murbe bei4loHen, am 8. Sonu
tag I'm 6ebruar eine Interbaltuna A
ueranitaIten; @u9re nit barauffoIaen
benz &an3 ffebt auf benz proeramm.
Die 0orbsrsitungsn fhr ben am 20
6ebruar fattFnbenoen Mastenball lin
In poasm @ange.
Brauer. u n n No. n.
! Die seRern Madmittag abasbaltsn
MsvSo n, s,1Itt.4o her Sp~ov...s M.r..x
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

- Rautt Die BONANZA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
eLEANlNes.

In many parts of the Alps girls wear
trousers when coasting
The best tobacco in Macedonia, which
Is d notable country for the growing OF
that crop, is in and around Drama.
A new sulphurous spring has burst
forth at Hannah Meskoutine, in AL
gerla. with a temperature Of 9s de-
grees.
schopenhauer's works are being
translated into Japanese by young
professor at Tokyo. who holds that
that writer's doctrines agree on many
points with the national religion Of
Japan,
The republic OF San Marine, which
Napoleon treated with serio-comic re-
spect. Is stil a curiosity among states.
According to the latest census its popu-
lati0n Is 9,6l7 less than that Of a good
sized village. There are Ave women In
the state for every four men
The cocaine habit Is increasing AT an
Alarming rate at Calcutta IN spite of
the endeavor to suppress It. Two tins
OF the drug were recently found in a
package Imported from England, the
contents OF which were declared to be
printed missile" The importer was
hned $3.50 s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs Letter, mother Of Lady Curzon.
has leased Tulloch castle. Ross-shire,
Scotland, for the summer season.
Henry Laboueheres beautiful daugh.
ter, the Marchesa di Rudini, viii soon
visit this country. AS giri she was
she toass OF London
A woman who pilots boat is Mrs.
Mary Becker Greene. who Is the official
captain Of the Greenland in the Ohio
river. She has complete charge Of the
craft.
Mrs. Hay, widow of John Hay, has
received a memorial address signed by
1858 Jews in America and Great Brit
ain appreeiatiye of the services Of the
late secretary in behalf of the Jewish
race.
When Mrs. Clarence Mackay recently
gave a dinner party In honor OF the
Duchess OF Marlborough at her home
in Long Island. n. ", 5000 mauye or
chlds were ordered for the table dec
GRAFTON. The cost was over $500.
Mrs. Garret A. Hobart is spending
the winter in Washington, She went
there early in the season as the guest
Of Mrs. Alger and is being entertained
at the homes OF so many other people
that her apartment in the hotel has
been unoeeupIed
Mrs. Lille Deyereux Blake, prom
inent aud consistent advocate OF wom-
an suffrage. Is 10 have a testimonial
presented her on Saturday. April T. It
Is to be in the form OF bag Of gold
and win be subscribed to by the club
women Of this country.
Princess Chinquilla, a Cheyenne, who
had been educated in the learning of
the paleface and had worn civilized
raiment for years, the other day threw
civilization TO the winds at Reno, New,
took to the blanket again and went out
among the Piutes. Il am an Indian
she said, "and love all Indians"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
Seventeen Year Old Gotham
Vile Slabs Relative
HER HUSBAND LEFT HER
Also Meant to Kill Aunt, Whom She
Accuses of Being Party to the
wrongdoing Of Her Murdered
Husband.

New York, Feb. 20. Mrs. Josephine
Tcrranova, a 173year-old Italian girl,
confessed Saturday that She killed her
uncle, Gaetano Ri@gio, and attempted To
xiii his wife, declaring that she was
justified When arrested she told the
police that her uncle had taken advan-
tage OF her innocence, with his wife's
knowledge, and had 80 mistreatcd her
that on the day of her wedding, two
months ago, her Young husband left
her.
Suffering from the ieers .of her friends,
she said, she put on alt her wedding
iinery. went to her llncle's room, fireI
two shots and missed, then fatally stab
bed him and wounded her aunt She
escaped arrest until Saturday, when she
was found BIZ the police few hours af-
Ger her uncle died at hospital.
Mrs. TerranOva said that she intended
70 Kill Mrs. Riggio, her aunt, because
she knew Of the relations between her
and Riggio. She charged further that
her aunt had been partially responsible
for Riggio's actions.
The girl said that she had escaped
arrest by continually riding on elevated
and surface cars, and that She had little
food and almost no sleep for two days.
Becoming exhausted she went to her
mothers house where the police arrest.
cd her She made her home at the Rig
gios' because her mother was unable to
support her.
q new revolver was found in her
hand bag. 1ll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
OLD ST. J0HEsBURY CHURCH
OBSERVES AN ANNIVERSARY
1t Is rs Years Since Its Present Build
ing Was Dedicated, and the Event
Was Comnemorated by Exer-
cises There Yesterday.

st, Johnsbury, Feb. 26. service
concentrating the 18th anniversary o.
the dedication Of the present building
was held 1T the North Church, Congres
gational, yesterday morning The pas
tor preached d sermon appropriate 70
the occasion, and the choir sang the
same anthems that were used at the
dedication Feb. "a, 1881,
The North Congregational Church was
organized April Z, 1925, being then CONF
posed Of colony Of 10 members, set off
from the first church in town, then wor.
shipping IN the old town house, which
stood on a hill one-haif mile west Of
the village Of St Johnsbury Centre.
The church has the largest member
ship Of any Protestant church in town,
the membership being 474. The societies
Of the church are the Women's Assoeis.
ton and the Mems Club, among the
adults; and among the younger people
are the Missionary Round Table and
the Pioneer Band.
A new feature Of the services is soon
to be vested choir, which has been
organized and directed By Edward Kings.
ley, superintendent Of music in the pub
lie schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
Railroad Property at None
ton, N. B., Destroyed
in FIRE SATURDAY MIGHT
Flames Spread Quickly-Priyate Coach
Of Earl Grey Burned Up-Greatest
Fire New Brunswick Has
Suffered Since 1877.

Moneton, n. b., Feb 26.-The Cana
dian government sustained loss Of
100000 by a fire which destroyed
practically the entire plant Of the Inter
colonial railroad in Moncton, Saturday
night and early yesterday morning. The
financial loss is the greatest caused by
a fire in New Brunswick since the con
hagration which obliterated the business
section OF st. John in 1877 The Inter.
colonial railway, which extends from
Montreal on the west 10 Halifax on the
east and st. John on the SOUTH is owned
by the government, and the headquaT-
tefs OF the entire system are located in
Moncton. More than 1000 persons are
thrown out OF employment, and the Of
fcials OF the railroad state that the sys.
tenn will be badly hanpered for many
months as the result of the fire.
Over 100 passenger coaches and
freight cars in the shops and on sid
ings, and large amount al costly ma
chnery in the various buildings, were
destroyed. One of the coaches burned
was the private car OF Earl Grey, gov
ernor. general of Canada. The station
and the large general offices Of the rail
road were saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
TRUSTEE NORRIS RESIGNS.
Could Not Keep Track Of Mutual Life
Business While in philadelphia.

New York. Feb. 20. bingham 3.
Morris Of philadelphia announced Satur.
day that ne had resigned his trustee
shin III the Mutual Life Insurance com
pang Of New York. Mr.. Morris gives
III Ills reason f1r his resignation the
pressure Of business. He IS the presi,
dent Of the Cirard Trust company of
philadelphia. Mr.. Morris, in explaining
his resignation, said II resigned as
trustee OF the Mutual Life because it
proved to be inpraetieabIe for me al a.
nonresident to keep in touch with the
details Of the management of cor.
poration having its Office in New York,
ana whose policy must necessarily be
adapted to varying conditions from day
"a day. remained IN the board after
the recent deplorable events only long
enough to vote IN support 81 every meas
ure advocated by the Truesdale inYes-
tigating committee.
ITO show how impossible it is for any
one living at distance to know really
much about such company as the Mu.
tual, until the names were brought out
In the investigation, did not know eYcn
Of the existence Of MIR. Thebaud, Nj
Raymond, Mr. Fields or Mr.. Hamilton,
Their names we're never mentioned at
any board meeting, and ! never heard
Of them or Of their relation 70 the com
pany.m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
AEways Remember che Full Meme
0xatlve HE0Ea0 GDuinlnG
Cores o Cold In cns Day. Grip b 2 Days
e mt " On every
"a. MG<%0aeS.1ss bon. ss7
WILL az CHESTS or NEW OPP FANS
WILL BE GUESTS OF NEW ORLEANS
Good Time at the Carnival in Store for
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth.

Chicago, Feb. 26.--A despatch to the
Inter Ocean from New Orleans says; MIR.
and Mrs Nicholas Longworth viii be
the guests Of the city OF New Orleans
during the carnival season, according 10
the information received Friday by the
Morgan Steamship company officials.
The officers of the steamer Excelsior.
which arrived from Havana say that
all arrangements have been made at
the company's Havana office to book
passage for Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth
ON the Morgan liner Prince Arthur,
which was to sail from there Saturday
night and which will reach New Or.
leans Sunday. II the ship be ON time
the entrance of Rex into the city will
be delayed for a short time in order
that the snip carrying the presidents
daughter and her husband may join in
The procession mp the river
Mrs. Longworth will arrive at New
Orleans II time to attend the ball of
the knights OF Pythias tonight and will
be one Of the guests Of honor. II pres
cut plans are carried cut, she will wit
ness the grand parade Of Rex from one
OF the galleries Of the clubs. On Thurs
day night she will be the guest Of the
Comus society and of the Rex ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26

caught q second time in the some way.
This story comes from radical rate
fxer outside Of Congress, but has some
apparent authority behind ii. On the
other hand, the democratic lawyers are
not fully convinced that the exact word
ing OF the Hepburn bill provides that
carrier and shipper shall have their full
rights in court, and they propose to
make some minor changes for this pur-
pose, even ii they do not agree with the
Conservative republicans to a specific
court review amendment.
AS The strength Of the three factions
is further scrutimized il becomes APP
parent that the administration demo
Gratis combine controls the situation,
though the conservative republicans
have a good fighting nucleus They
claim 20 republicans and about 40 de-
moerats. which would give them control,
but in the present situation both Of
these figures are exaggerated.
Yesterday was pension day in the
House and after passing AIS pension bills
the House adjourned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
cox GOT 100000 A YEAR9
Statement Made by the Boss Chief
Lieutenant


Cincinnati, Feb. 2g.-"The money was
given to me. l got t." These we're
the words used by County Treasurer X,
X. Hynicka, long the principal lieuten.
ant Of the noted Republican leader, Geo.
y. Cox, in a frank statement before the
legislative committee that has commenc.
ed its investigation Of charges OF cor
Iruption in Cincinnati and Hamilton com-
" affairs made during the last eompaign.
Treasurer Hynicka was put on the stand
following the testimony Of several bank.
ers that they had paid money to Off.
Gals Of the county treasury, IN return
for having deposited at their banks coun.
~ funds, on which no interest was paid.
Treasurer Hynicka said: Mr.. Schott.
the cashier Of my office, has handed
me from time to time gratuities from
banks"
Hynicka said the 'ratuities" for the
first year Of his term were from S15,-
900 to $4,000 lie didn't know whether
Schott got any money in addition or not
lie has received as gratuities within the
past two months about $1,000.
did you keep the money yourself or
divide it with someone elses" II kept
it,"
Hynicka said the Cox collections aver
aged about S1,00o,o0o a year 7r
Cliff Roberts, deputy county treasurer.
testified that he regularly visited a num-
Der Of banks and received from them,
without asking a question, sealed en-
yelopes, which envelopes be delivered 10
Cashier Sehott. who had sent him to
the banks. He said he did not know
what the envelopes contained. The in.
quisitors sought in vain to draw from
him the admission that the envelopes
contained money or "gratuities.'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
What Liquozone Is.

The virtues Of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. The formula Is sent To
each user. The process Of making re-
quircs large apparatus, and from 8 to IA
days time. II is directed By chemists
OF the highest class. The object is to 50
fix and combine the gases rs 70 carry into
the system a powerful nie-germicide.
Contactwith Liquozone kills any form
of disease germ, because germs are Of
vegetable origin. Yet to the body Liquo-
zone Is not only harmless, but helpful
Ia the extreme. That is it's main disc
tinction. Common germicides are poison
when taken internally. That is why
medicine has been so helpless In o germ
disease. . Liquozone Is celebrating, VII
talizing, purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist In It,
We purchased the American rights to
Iiqaozone after thousands Of tests had
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-26
LYNcHING IN LOUISIANA.
Negro Suspected of Attempting to As
sault Young Girl Shot to Death.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 26 "a mob Of
500 men Saturday shot to death Willie
Page, q negro, aged 30 years, and after
ward burned the body near Menyille.
The negro was captured during Friday
night. lie was suspected Of being the
one who attempted to assault Sarah
Cant IA years oid, Friday. Page was
identiiied BY the girl, and when depu-
~ sheriff started 10 Jail with Page a
mob overpowercd the officer and took the
negro lie was taken TO the scene Of
the attack on the girl, where, Il Is said,
he made confession, The mob then
stood him mp against a tree and shot
him 10 death. Kidding his body with
bullets. More than 500 shots were fired.
After the shooting o Gre was kindled
around the body and che mob remained
until ii had been rrcmated a military
company ordered by Governor Blanchard
from Homer, Louisiana, reached the
scene after the lynching. When they ar
rived the mob had dispersed.