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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
3 CONDENSED NEWS
7 OF THE ENTIRE WEEK

Miss Sarah G. Fisher killed by OK
press train at Wayerley Mass
Boston jewellers losing rings through
certain neat-appearing customer.
Thick fog drives Admiral Evans
ships back TO Rockport.
Fleet of square-riggers loading lum-
Der for South America at Boston,
Russian douma issues appeal to peo-
pie and disperses; country awaits sig
nal for revolt,
New England military rife associa-
ton opens weeks tournament at
Reading range,
NJ. Alladin tells InterpaTliamentary
conference that czar's present policy
can end in only revolution.
Mrs. Arthur s. Hoxie found in Penn
broke, Mass. HoXie arraigned at Sand
wlch on charge of killing little son.
John ]. Toomey, organist at st.
Michaeps cathedral, Springfield, Mass,
dead.
Glidden tourists to run from Quebec
to Jackman, Me-, today; committee
adds to their tribulations
Roger OMara of Pittsburg comes to
aid of Harry Thaw.
New Bedford street railway men
hold midnight meeting TO decide strike
| issue.
Testimony in rebuttal in Hartje di-
vorce case begun at Pittsburg, Pa.
! Heat kills three in Boston yesterday.
Republican congressional campaign,
with Presidents Rooseyelt's approval,
to be on "Stand-Pat' platform.
Lowell, Mass cotton mills granted
an increase Of 8 or 6 percent to 5000
operatives, beginning next Monday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
Ese''~'"~ Any Child a +
yGeniuS if Property Trained
BY Mrs. Harry Hastings
Member of UOmanS Democratic CE"b.

NY normal child-physcally and mentaly--can We ~
to accomplish the work would seem only posSi"'' "
a genius. , .o,nod the
Placed in good environments and properly tralneu Inv
normal child will do what we expect only Vi ""
gifted .,.o, In
Environment and proper training have Iar sre@te - 49,
fuence than heredity. consider weak hereuiy We;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
FATHER ACCUSED.
Strubs Arrested Charged With
Murder Of Young Son,

The Arrest Is the Outcome Of a Two
Days inquest Into the Death Of the
Boy Who Was Found Hidden In the
Woods at Great Darlington, Mass
The Prisoner Shows Remarkable
Nerve During the Trying Ordeal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28

quite agree Burbank produce finer race IL
the child
thah with startling
children after ALL the chd 'se
a early because ne mas
power associations have them thrust upon m w
herself have some nshy
welfare the child the moment ID
child be saved the unnecessary Illnesses @ h
all children chd
physical habits which are
family From the physlc
comfortable and therefore happy When
easily trained to have Ver
social lieNew York World
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28


demoalng the police If know
receiving permitting dlsordery house
will OF only
will
policeman
that some this before them will become
house the chances that the
for the privilege infamous his
in
of
essary that he run The
slave those weak tool in the opposition
ort threats Weekly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
Some Men Are Simply Fiendlsh.

lIr. Snagsby (rummaging in a clos.
eD-"Maria, this is a new hat, isn't
il? Why don't you wear it? 1t locks
better than anything you have worn
this season."
Mrs. Snagsby-"That's my old hat
II blew off my head the other day and
was run over by n street car, and I
think you are just as mean as you can
be- Chicago Tribune.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28

Japan has 40 commercial museums
and the government labors steadily
to improve them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
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Of Dice Protection in
VeLO York
By Former Police Commissioner LCTklian1 McJgdOO

considerable number of pool rooms in police
precinct suspicion the police captain that he
those under him, receiving money for allowing
operate. 1t Is the with gambling houses and
prostitution and hotels other places used for
designation purposes where this Is widespread,
city like York. that these vices found
less large number of precincts in Manhattan, in
the RronX few In one Is to
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
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of
have duties or bear any responsibilities
cloth gold placed IN
nch to be admired.
if they in dressmaker at
to variety get one of
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or II looks and 1t chatters'
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28

the OF the poorest seooN
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lieutenant living with simple dignity III 'le Ia
behting an gentleman. He mas pu' o-S
R4 transport lhe 90
"A building, attend to all MS
small neat
n light He has properly ss''eSs
table as man could anoru' anu
which habits of good breeding so Inn
He friends pleasantly anu
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infantry ea
$1,000 ne Is easy anu
furnished nalleu suO
impossible ana even w
of his existence us
The that officers not tempted 10 cary
single until they are ~ or %
la distinct o ,..
to of regiment III h"
all
daily social contact WIN 0u
The the Quarterng officers Is ouceu ~
but more
Scbners
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28

At a wedding do not say, May the
best man win"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
Woodstock Business Cards
Or. r. r. JEWETT'S
DENTAL ROOMS
OPEN DAY AND EVENING

r,rst-oIass work. Prices moderate.
#Ohice and residence, "Barkor House."
"A ~ end of the Park.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

70 make the appended quotations of value
alike to buyer aud seller, the resume OF the
market, prefacing tue quotations, should be
carefully read. In market Of this charac'
day Of the week Noting, however, the
general tendency Of trade, sufficiently, aG'
curate quotations will be given on Whlch
dealers can safely base their transsetlons'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28
TUESDAY,

Eleven men killed, several missing
and 10 or more injured in collapse
of building at South Framingl.am,
Mass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28

Trade conditions have been very
tisfactory, especially In the meat
owing to the extreme heat OF
ast few days. Pork products
80. g. nnrna r,selss.-
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
ALL THE MEXICANS
 ACIED LIKE QUAKERS
Ohcial Reports of the 0rderlinsss
 of the National Celebration.

Washington, Sept. 17.-Mr Thomp- son. American ambassador to Mexico, in telegram to the state department today from Mexico City, said that dur ing the Mexican national celebration, yesterday. during the period in (which so much trouble was prophecied for Mexico" not a disturbance of the smallest degree came to his attention, but that "the most profound order and good will was noticeable in all the great mass of people.
 During the celebration, he said. there were heard throughout the city cries of Long live America," and Long live the Americansi"
 Consul General Hanna, at Monterey, in his telegram, says the various Amer ican consuls in Mexico had reported to him relative to the question, each say ing everything was quiet. Consul Mills at Chihuahua reported to him that the celebration there and at Paral was as peaceful and quiet as a Quaker meet ing.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
KANSAS CITY MARKERS
Review of Prices and Conditions Of
 the Week.

Kansas City Mo, Sept. 16.-Cattle
 receipts last week did not foot up as
 many as indicated by the run last
 Monday. the total supply being 6O,OOO
 head. including 5000 calves. The run
 dropped down rapidly after Tuesday.
 and salesmen were enabled to clean
 up in good shape at the end of the
 week The number of cattle held over
 was reduced 1851 head from the mum
 Der on hand at the end of the pre-
 vious week Prices averaged steady
 on everything. and the week closed
 firm. Of course, medium to common
 grass cattle were avoided as long as
 anything better could be had Veal
 calves were jumped up 25 to 90 cents.
 but the market on them is always un-
 stable and more subject to volume of the supply than any other class. The run yesterday was 19.OOO cattle and 5000 calves, about the same as on last Saturday, market steady. So far. shipments from the Panhandle have consisted chiefly of cows and calves. but good many stocKers at $500 to S3.75 are included cows. S2-35 to S2.S0, veals, S3.50 to S5.50; bulls, SI-S5 to S2-25, eanner cows, including wet cows, $1.75 to $215. Colorado offer ings last week were largely mixed no good steers included. killers at $3.65 to sS.S5; stockers. S3.25 to$S.75; d few feeders around S400; cows. $2.35 to S3.15, and the same conditions applied yesterday. The de- mand from the country is the best of the season. There were roo carloads taken by country buyers last week. and the demand from other sources was up to the normal for the season.
 Sheep and lamb receipts last week were S4.000 head, several thousand less than the same week last year. The market was 10 to 20 cents higher on lambs; sheep about steady. The run yesterday was $500 head: market 10 to 15 cents higher on all kinds Utah lambs established a new top for the season today at $7.S5. other sales of Utahs at s7.65 and $7.75. The Elm erson Utah wethers at S5.SO. HaIty & Saunders heavily hided wethers at S5.6O, ewes at s4. 75 to S5.4O. The de- mand from the country continues un- abated; feeding lambs at $500 to $6s50; feeding yearlings around $500. wethers close to $500; ewes S4.75 to S5.40 for breeding purposes.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
OF DtP0IS
 ALONG THE SANTA Ff
The Growing Hasnifiesncs or tks
 Ash Fork Structure.

Work has already progressed za rapidly on the new Santa Fe depos building at Ash Fork that a good idea may be gained of the magnificence e.f it. The building. whose walls are eg reinforced concrete, vfll have a fraat- age of more than 400 feet On oae end they will have a height Of three stories The building will be equipped with large number of rooms. each with a bath and the most up-to-date appu-tenances.
 The building will contain beside the passenger depot of the road the Har- vey eating house. which will be in stalled on a particularly grand scale. It is said that this depot building VIII be perhaps the finest along the line west of Kansas
 Arrangements have been made for a handsome and commodious depot building at Prescott. in which particu- lar attention has been given in the plans to convenience and architecturaI appearance.
 All this leads to the need or Phoenix for a modern depot building and the suggestion has been made that the two roads combine in the erection Of ga union depot which would be creditabIe to them and the town
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
THROUGH LINE
 FOR HARTMAN
His Party Acquires the
 B. & 0.
With the Union Pacific a Track From Ocean to Ocean.

New York Sept. 1.-The Tribune to- morrow will say: "E. H. Hartman and his associates, it was said yesterday in quarters usually well informed, have acquired control of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company and purpose using it, with probably the Chicago & Alton as the connecting link, in form ing, with the Union Pacific, a through line from ocean to ocean.
 MT. Hartman and James Stillman have for some time been directors of the Baltimore & Ohio. and, presum- ably, with others of the Union Pacific party, have been extensive holders of it's stock. It is now said that the $4O,- GOO, ,OO0 in round numbers of Baltimore & Ohio stock recently sold by the Pennsylvania Railroad company to Kuhn, Loeb & Go, has been disposed of by the banking house to Union Pa cific interests"
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
COLORADO CONVENTION
 MAY BE CALLED AGAIN
The Republican Nominees Shying At Chief
 Justice Gdbbert
Stewart for Governor Will Not Run With a POpuIist and the Other Members of the Ticket Threatening to Withdraw.

Denver, Sept. 17.-Phillip B. Stewart. recently nominated for governor of Colorado on the republican ticket to- night sent q letter to the republican state chairman declining the nomina- tiOn. While the letter does not state it in so many words, the reason MT. Stewart declined to run is on account of the placing of Justice William H. Gabbert on the ticket as candidate for reelection to the supreme bench Be- fore the convention Mir. Stewart ad- vised against the nomination of Cab bert. When the nomination was made Stewart was not present. being i'll at his hotel He did not learn that Cab bert's name was on the ticket until Sunday. and it is said he said he would not run on the same ticket with a pop ulist
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
IN DEADLY PERIL
 OF THE RISING SEA
The Narrow Escape of Residents at
 a North Carolina Resort.

Wilmington, N. C.. Sept. 17.-For six or eight hours more than 200 men. women and children were cut off from the mainland in imminent perial while a cottage, hotel and railroad prop erty was damaged to the extent of S10,O0O by a fierce northeast storm which swept Wrightviile beach, nine miles east of Wilmington, today. The storm reached the zenith of it's fury between and z o'clock this morning.
 Hundreds of cottagers received their first intimation of danger upon awak- ening this morning to find breakers sweeping clear across the beach to the sound and rolling high upon the main land. two miles beyond. Five trolley cars brought a number of early risers across the sound on the trestle by which it is reached while. the waves swept the trestle. Those left at the beach were afraid to cross the trestle, which gave way immediately after the last car reached the mainland.
 The storm increased in fury until noon, when the rescue work was be- gun. Surf boats were sent across the channel at great risk, bringing first the women and children then later the men, the last of the number being brought over at this afternoon. Sheriff Frank H. Steadman was among those caught at the beach and at once swore in a number of depu- ties. who closed bar rooms and pa trolled the beach tonight to prevent the footing of the places there.
 At Carolina beach. further down the mainland, there was some damage to cottages but the residents had left there the day before on notice of falling barometer. At Southport at the mouth of the Cape Fear river. the harbor craft had narrow escape from the storm, several of the passen- ger boats being damaged.
 The Clyde liner Navajo, due here at f o'clock this morning, had not yet arrived at o'clock tonight. She probably encountered the gale off the coast and put to sea to escape it's fury. Tonight the storm abated and no fur ther damage is expected. Wire com munication with Southport has been cut off all day.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18

to prevent a repetition of the past months experiences
 A Cuban gunbOat went to Mariel to bring to Havana a quantity of arms and ammunition stored in the guar antine station lest it fall into the hands of the insurgents.
 The first insurgent band originating in the province of Puerto Principe is reported to have taken the field under Zayas, a well known Camaguayan. Points of special and present consid- eration in the peace negotiations are the fixing of a neutral camping place for the insurgent forces and supply ing them with food which it seems to be expected will have to be done by the government.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
BREAK IN THE MINISTRY.

Washington. Sept. 17.-The Cuban legation tonight received a message from the Havana government an nouncing that Senor Hevia, director of the Cuban state department. has re- signed; that his resignation had been accepted and that Pedro Diago, di- rector of the department of justice. has been appointed to succeed him. The appointment of a successor to MT. Diago is not announced.
 MT. Diago has been an official of the Cuban government for the past eight years While the Cuban legation has no advices indicating the reason of change, and Charge Padro Y AImeida will not discuss it. it is reported that 1t grows out of dispute between Palma, and Hevia over the forthcom- ing intervention by Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary of State Bacon.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18

A very diplomatic letter was sent Co Chief Justice Gabbert. who was elected % the supreme bench six years ago as a pOpulist- Gabbert Is said to have de- claTed that he would not withdraw if the entire republican ticket refused to run with him. MT. Stewart then gave the republican state central committee until 10 o'clock tonight to get Gabbert off the ticket As no move was ar- parently made in that direction. Nr- Stewart issued his letter Of withdrawal
 It is reported tonight that Judge Charles F. CasweII who was nominated with MT. Gabbert for the supreme bench. will withdraw his name from the ticket tomorrow
 There was also a report current to- night that the republicans would call another convention and nominate an entire new ticket
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
ARROGANT INSURGENTS
 PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
So Far Little Has Been Done Toward
 Restoring Cuban Order
Though a Settlement Has Been PrOphesied The Government Proceeds as if It Were Expecting the Worst to Happen

Havana, Sept. 1.-The only result thus far of President Palma's order foi the suspension of hostilities has beer that the liberal leaders who hitherto have had every reason for anticipating arrest, are circulating openly in Ha- vana and even conferring with mem bers of the government in regard tC peace. and that such insurgents in the field as have been consulted. while they express themselves as agreeable to set ting matters amicably, al the same time assume an independent attitude which cannot be said to bode partic- ularly well for a prompt settlement of the existing difficulties.
 Tn the meanwhile, Cienfuegos is in a state of siege, communication by wire being severed not only in the direction Of Havana, but of Santiago as well. It is known that all accounts agree that there are easily 5000 insurgents a few miles east of Havana and rumors are in circulation that they will enter the city peaceably if they are not molested, but that they will fight if they meet with resistance. All visitors to the in surgent camps in Havana province re turn with this impression; but it Is be- lieved that no attempt will be made against Havana until the arrival of Pino Guerra's force, which now Is va riously reported to be from twenty to forty miles distant The general i'm pression is that the presence in Ha- vana harbor of American cruisers will act as a deterrent to such a movement The auxiliary cruiser Dixie has gone to Cienfuegos and the Des Moines has gone presumably to bring to Cuba Sec retaries Taft and Bacon.
 e.,.-- Washington that American vessels of war will protect British as well as American properties referring espe- cially to Cienfuegos, where the English owned Cuban Central railway has been obliged to suspend operations and has suffered considerable damage to It's property.
 The peace endeavors have really re- solved themselves more Into negotia- tions between the moderates and lib- erals than between the government and the insurgents. The moderates, while entirely loyal to Palma, seem now to be less concerned over his continuance In office than with the perpetuation or the control by their party. Mendez Capote. as president of the moderate Organlza- tion, and Alfredo Zayas, as president of the liberal party, will largely be able to dominate the situation. General Men ocal is industriously conferrIng with both these political leaders. The vet erans have resumed their peace meet ings. and the negotiations will be chief ly through them.
 The executive committee of the mod crate party at a meeting this afternoon voted to continue it's efforts for peace. Terms were informally discussed. It is generally agreed that Secretary Taft must be the eventual arbitrator. and in Cuban and foreign business circles the hope is expressed that not only will the United States settle the present strife, but that the American government will retain sufficient hold on Cuban affairs
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
NEW WORKS NEW THEATER.
The Authorities Forbade Its Opening
 Last Night.

New York. Sept. 17.-After an audi ence that filled the Astor theater. New York's newest playhouse. to it's capac- ity had waited forty-five minutes for the curtain to rise. the manager an nonced that the fire department had forbidden the opening of the house.
 The disappointed first -nighters ac- cepted the situation good naturedly. The manager explained that the defect had been pointed out too late'to be re- paired. Those present were given the option of receiving their money back or later dated tickets and were then dismissed.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
STORMY LABRADOR.
The Worst Storm in tht North Allan
 tic in Twenty Years.

St. Johns. Sept. 17-Beside eleven schooners wrecked at Belle Isle re- gently by storms. seven others with more than 100 persons on board were driven ashore on the Labrador coast. Four fatalities only are reported thus far
 It is feared other disasters occurred on the northern part of the coast. word from which is yet to be received. Over 25O castaways are now awaiting the arrival of a government steamer to convey them home. It is the worst disaster since 1886.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
IN SPITE OF QUIET
This Government Continues Its Prep
 aration for Emergencies.

Washington, Sept. 7.-Commandel Colwell of the cruiser Denver at Ha- vana telegraphed the navy depart ment today that all was quiet at Ha- vana. Possibilities formally ceased yesterday and a definite settlement of the trouble seems possible today. The reassuring dispatch together with the visit of Secretary Taft and Acting Secretary Bacon indicate that the movement toward peace in Cuba Is well under way. At the same time no changes have been made in the naval program. The Louisiana, Virginia and New Jersey are now on their way to Havana. The Newark sailed from Norfolk this evening and the Minne- apolis will sail from League island to- morrow With the force already at Havana and that which will be there in a few days the navy department feels assured that it will be amply able to prevent any trouble in Havana and 1t appears that the movement Of such d force toward the Cuban capital was due to the fact that there was grave danger to the capital of Cuba.
 The navy department has been in formed that the Des Moines passed Tortugas this morning and will arrive in Tampa bay at midnight. The train bearing Secretaries Taft and Bacon and party was reported three hours late this evening so that the Des Moines would arrive ahead of time, and be ready to take them aboard when they arrived.
 The Dixie. which left Havana last night, is expected to arrive at Glen fuegOs today. A report has been re- ceived from Cienfuegos saying that gross Outrages have been committed in that vicinity and a plantation next to the Constancia plantation has been burned and the Constancia threatened A demand was made upon the Con stancia plantation for 1900 pounds of ammunition and the insurgents threatened the place if their demands were not compiled with. Every con- fidence is felt that the navy depart ment in the forces which have been sent to Cuba will be able to meet any situation which arises.
 While there is a pacific feeling
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
THE oRAIBAI FEUD.
Steps Taken to Prevent Collision of
 the Factions.

Washington, Sept. 17.-In accordance with the recommendation of Superin- tendent Lennon of the Moqui Indian reservation in Arizona, the commits sioner of Indian affairs has agreed that the hostile members of the Oraibat tribe. located a few miles distant from the village, will be put out of the way of conflict with the friendlies.
 MT. Lennon was also instructed to warn the Indians remaining in the viI- lage that they should not moIest the
Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
A GERMAN PROTEST.
Against Murderous Looseness ia ths
 Baltic Provinces

St. Petersburg. Sept I7.-InsecurIty of life and property in the Baltic provinces which eliminated Saturday in the murder of Herr Busch. a rich German manufacture. the leader of the German colony at Riga has led the German embassy here again to make energetic representations Co the foreign office for the protection or German subjects. Busch was Killed by a revolutionary organization en- gagged in Ievying tribute.