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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Was the University Of Vermont Junior
Prom.

Burlington, April 2s Mid the glitter
of lights, the dazzle Of banners, flags
and beautiful dresses, and the rhythmic
swish Of feet In time with sweet music,
about 30 couples di>iced from nine
O'Clock Inst night until early morning
At the unior promenade held in the uni.
yersity Of Vermont gymnasium The
event was the last Of Importance IN
junior week fun Of pleasant social func.
flons and was the climax of them all.
The dance orders were handsome book
lets with blue leather covers. upon which
was stamped the university seal. The
order included 2S dances aud refresh
ments were scrsed, from the 10th 10
the a1st dance, in the srmory by Kent.
the caterer. There were few encores
and the dancers started for their homes
at about two O'Clock this morning.
The pafronesses for the promenade
were Mrs. II. +. Ward, Mrs. +. Il. Bur.
CESS, Mrs. Lyman Allen, Mrs. Elias Ly.
man. Mrs. Harry Shaw. Mrs. Hobart
Shanley. Mrs. ". r. Buckham, Mrs.
Frank Parker. Mrs. ". II. Freedman
and Mrs. G. +. Smith
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
DIDN'T GET AWAY
FROM OFFICER AGAIN
Policeman Garlic Nabbed the Slippery
Alfred Monnettc who Left Him
Suddenly Week Ago.

When Officer Carrie got his hands or
him this time the fellow didn't set
away. Tie was Alfred Monncfte, the man
who gave the officer the slip on an cleo
trio car d week ago ard vanished. The
officer ran hard but Monnctte ran harder
and scooting down an alley Oh Granite
discovered standing on d nearby piazza.
This disappearing act worked success
fully and the officer didn't find him. Last
night Monette got dizzily off an electric
car from Montpelier and ran straight
into the arms of tho same officer. The
meeting was agreeable 10 the officer but
not 10 Monefte who put IN desperate
struggle. But Officer Carlr wasn't TAX
ing any chances with such slippery
customer and held tight
All the way from Seminary street to
the City Hall Monnette put up 4 stiff
resistance and half way there the two
rolled about the street But Monnetfc
had to 20. III city court this morning
he admitted that IL was his second APP
pearancc on the charge of intoxication
He was fined SIS with costs Of $3.50,
which he thought d friend might pay,
Officer Carries costs were brand new
pair Of trousers which looked mitch the
worse for wear
One other intoxication case was in
court this lnorning. That Of Elmer
FarnswoTtii who was arrested hy Shcr-
iff Slayton on Washington street last
night. Tie pleaded guilty and was tineI
IS with costs Of 5000. Grand Juror
Davis prosecuted both these cases.
II the next three days do not in-
crease the list appreciably this will have
been the lightcst April court record for
a dozen years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
FIRST BUILDING PERMIT.
For the Better San Francisco Granted
Yesterday.

San Francisco, April %. Harmony
and pledges OF good feeling marked the
meetings yesterday Of the various bodies
of citizens committee and representa-
tives OF the army which are admins
terine the city's affairs.
The last sign of confusion and misun-
derstanding which at times existed dis
appeared and the first signs Of the re-
turn 70 former conditions were the re-
sumption Of street car trafic in certain
streets and the taking out OF the first
permit for the erection of modern
steel structure on the ground occupied
a few days ago by less substantial
building.
DR.. Edward Deyine Of tie Red Cross.
read this message from Secretary of
War Taft:
Your telegram received. Please say
to Mayor Schmidt and Mr.. Phelan how
gratifed the President and | are at tie
harmony which is prevailing in the
management Of the immense work which
has been done in San Francisco
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
REID--KEATs.
Marriage of Barre Man to Montreal
Woman Last Evening.

Miss Adelaide Keats of Montreal and
George Reid Of this city were united IN
marriage last evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs William Diack. on Pleas.
ant street, the Rev. n a. Poole Off
eating. About so guests were present
AZ the ceremony and at the wedding
supper which followed.
The bride was becomingIy gowned in
a dress Of cream nuns yelling and carrioi
brides roses. The bridesmaid was Miss
Joanna Coutts and Stuart Diack was
best man. A bountifuI wedding supper
best man. A bountiful wedding supper
Scott, and the merry making was kept
up until early this morning.
A great many very beautiful presents
wer received by Mr.. and Mrs. Reid.
Mr.. Reid is popular member Of
Clan Gordon and Is granite cutter,
employed at Mair 4 Gordon's shed. The
bride has but recently come to this
city, but she has many friends here
who knew her at Montreal. and many
which she has made in her short STAY
here
The happy couple will leave this even
ing for a short wedding trip to Montreal
and on their return will be at home
At 81 Pleasant street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
James Cruickshank Succeeds
?. f. Mccarthy as President
JAMES MUTCH SECRETARY
President Stancumbe Of the New Eng.
land Label Conference Addressed
the Meeting in Eehalf Of the
Union Label.

The Central Labor Union Of Barre
and vicinity held its semi annual election
Iof officers last night and listened to an
address by Wihapq Sianrunhe, presi-
aant of The New England label confer.
ence The election resulted in several
charges in important positions. james
eruickshark, president Of fhe Granita
tufteTs' nion. succeeds X. il. McCar-
thy as president and James Mulch Be-
coFlos secretary ii place Of Alexander
lronsldcs. The result was as follows.
President. James Cruiekshank III the
Granite Cutters Union.
Secretary, James Mutch sof the Tool
Sls1pencrs.
Treasurer, George S. Weeks Of the
Granite Cutters
Sergeant alarms, George Riddell OF
the Boxers and lalnlpers.
Auditors, y. stephen, CT J. Allen ana
Angus Murray
Executive committee, James Cruick-
shank, James Mntch, George S. Weeks,
George Landcrs and H. A. Ruag.
After the election. President Stan.
e'iribe of the label conference was I'll.
trcdueed. He is also special organizer
~ NN@fN itfNNAi9ot tsb1fai Nl1hfNHdkFTS union.
iie gave talk on the union label and
its benefits. lie advocated much wider
usc of the label and stricter caution
.No's Irving goods not stamped with
the Label
W.. osancun1be il travelling about New
England IN order to gain the assistance
Of the unions against the cigar trust.
The trust, be says, is not merely try
ing to get control Of the tobacco but
the cigar output as well.
Mr. Stancumbe says that the trust
now controls 20 per cent Of the tobacco
trade, but that il has thus far failed
to get control cf the cigar industry. He
makes the assertion that there is but
ono non-union cigar fnctory in New
England, one at Westfeld, Mass, where
about twenty men are empIoyed. Last
year the cicarmakers' union paid out
100000 in sick and death benefits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
DIR. MERRow ARRESTED.
Charged With Contempt Of Court in Not
Paying Alimony.

Burlington, April 2s.--Dr. j. w. Mer.
row was arrested yesterday b. DEPUTY
Sheriff II. E4 Lord on charge OF con-
tempt Of court. He was taken before
Judge Miles, who fixed bail at $50. v.
A. BulIard becoming surety. Tie case
win come up for hearing Monday after
noon.
Iiie arrest grew out of DIR. Merrow's
alleged failure to pay alimony lccreed
by the court to Mrs. Merrov. By the
decree Dir. Merrow was To, pay his wife
s12 per week pending the final disposi-
tion Of the divorce matters. It is claim
ed by Mrs. Morrow that she has had
difficulty IN collecting the money and
that DIR. Merrow IL now sl2 in arrears.
Dr. Merrow claims that lie has paid
the alimony promptly heretofore and
that he would hase paid when the pre-.
ent sum became due hut for The fact
that he was short Of funds then. lie
claims he is willing to pay as soon ais
he gets the money,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
LACKED TWO OF CENTURY.
Mrs. Elsie Guystte Of Burlington Died
at Advanced Age.

Burlington, April 2s.- Mrs. Elsie Guy
cite, wife OF the late Joseph Guyette,
died yesterday morning at her late
home, 40 Front street, at the advanced
age of 90 years. She had been confined
to the bed only three weeks and death
was due to general debility. she was
a native of Quebec, where she married.
About fS years ago she came to Col
chester, where she remained until the
death of Mr.. Guyette. Later she re-
SIDED in Winoosli and had lived IN this
city about two years She was remark
ably bright for an aged lady aud loved
70 tell Of occurrences that happened
years ago.
She Is survived by ten children, Thom-
as, William pnd Charles, and Mrs. Moses
Rivers and Mrs. Bruno Duchesne of this
city, Mrs. Edward Young Of Colchester.
Mrs. Frank Baisner Of Morrisyille. AL.
bert Of Waterville, Mrs. Charles Myer.
Of Winoosl and Arthur of Morrisville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of Worship and Sub
jects Of Sermons.

Ille Rev. j Foote Of the presbyterinn
college Of Montreal win occupy pulpit
in the Presbyterian church both morn.
ing and evening
Congregational church. The pastor will
conduct the services. Morning theme.
1.-The Source ol Authority Evening
subject. Our Human Possibility ii
Christ
Christian Science services tomorrow
80 1916 a. m.; Wednesday evening at
1896 iaading room open tuesday, and
Friday from ? to 1 o'clock. att Summer
street.
Second Sunday after Easter: Church
Of the Good Shepherd. HOLY commune
len at o;45 O. m; morning prayer and
sermon, 1880 8. M. sunday school,
y M; evening prayer and sermon at
Z p. N.
At tho baptist church tomorrow tho
pastor viii preach morning and evening.
IN the morning the subject Of the SER
mon vii be Lean Souls in Fat Pas
lures aud in the eycn;ne 's,rhe Glory
OF Manhood
At st. Monica's church: Children's
ttitt0N @t y RfthNNs fCAHtYINNlt At1. Is W.
Mckcnna; parish mass al 1850 o'clock,
cclebrant. Rev. i. 4. Cray; catechism, 8
p. MI; rosary and benedictions 4 ,. fl.
bapiisms at p. nj.
Salsation Army meeting win he held
as follows Clnlthen's meeting at 10 i.
M. prayer meeting n a. M: free and
easy meeting n p. nj and q salvation
meeting az f3O p. NJ. DVanham II charge.
Al ere welcome.
lniveraslist church, morning subject,
sA Forsaking God. Collection for San
Francisco euffcrers. Evening scspcr scr.
Eicc with short address ~ pastor on
Grace and Grit. and reading by
Miss Blanche Iilden.
The Ray n j. Lowe, who was rc.
cntly re-appointed as pastor of Hedding
Methodist church, will preach at that
service tomorrow morning Oh Abiding
tud Its Resuits'' Bible school at II;
Ispworth League At s45 III tlic even
ny The pastor MiIl rreaeIi on A Religi-
'us View of tie Sau Francisco Disaster
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
! GAVE ANNUAL RECEPTION.
Good Time Under Auspices Of Spauldins
Alumni.

Tie Spaulling Alumni association.
with invited guests, held It's annual re.
ccption last evening III Miles hall. a
programme consisting 81 the following
numbers was well rendered: selection.
orchestra; reading, selected, Dr. f. MI
Lynde; solo. Mrs. Richard Bradley;
duett, the Misses Lewis and Scott: selcc.
ton by the mandolin club; soio. William
Robertson.
Following the programme The floor
was cleared for The gTand march, lead
by tarswell, 06. in which about 40
couples took part The remainder of
the evening was spent in dancing. tbe
music being furnished by DatchcIder'-
The hall was frightened tip for The
occasion With palms. ln one corner
waters md punch were served hy Mfsses
stouehton ana Esther Mud.
Qett
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
EAST BARRE.

John Macarthur from IIaIlrilIc, Can,
is visiting at The home OF bis son, Dr.
\. II. Macarthur.
Miss Sonborn, Who is now teaching In
Websteryiile, remains over Sunday at
the home of Mrs A. G. Coleman.
The usual Sunday services will he
held in the Congregational church. Rev.
:. 7. Achenbach oiiGstine, both morn.
ing and evening. iie viii speak HI the
morning on tha subject ekadesh Berneay
and n the evening on the theme THE
Oppression Of The Sinner
The anniversary celebration az Odd
Fellowship held IN their hall on Thurs.
day cserinq was well planned and most
successfully carried through The pro.
erammc was interesting. appropriate to
tue occasion and entertaining an well.
Supper wns serted 10 al IL tie banquet
hnll after the close Of The programme.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
DEATH OF AzoR MARSHALL.
Veteran Business Man Of Brattleboro,
for Many Years.

Brattleboro, April 2s.--lAzor Marshall.
aged 20, died yesterday after an illness
Of seven weeks which began with pneu-
monia.
For p years, Mr.. Marshall was a
member Of the board Of listers, declining
reelection last. March. He was an
incorporation Of the Brattleboro savings
bank and director Of the grange store
In 1880 he built the first cottage on
spofford lake in Chesterfield, n. H.. now
well known summer resort. He VA.
native Of Beverly Farms, Mass. and
his father was sea captain in the
East India trade
Mr. Marshall is survived BY his wife.
who was Annie f. Estabrook Of Brat.
tleboro; on daughter, Mrs. Fletcher X.
Bsrrows Of Brattleboro, and sister.
Mrs. ]. u. knowlton Of Beverly Farms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
PASSENGERS WALK
AND BEAT THE TRAIN
One Of Those Periodic Derailings BY
Which the williamstown "cannon
Ball' Was Stopped in
Its Rush.

The 430 passenger train TO vii
Jamestown last evening met with an ae
eident in going around the bend lust
above the Hooker cut. For some res
son the engine left the rails and ran
along on the ties for at least ten rods
before the engineer brought. il to a
stop. The coaches did not leave Tie
iron, and fortunately no damage was
done. More fortunate was it still that
the thing stood right side Up.
The passengers fumed and frctted and
then started 70 walk to South Barre.
hoping that the train would catch up
with them. Reaching South Barre thew
frettcd and fumed some more. and FIVE
of those who were going 10 Williams
town telcphoned 60 that place for a
reliable means Of transportation.
livery team took them to heir destinn
tion. The other passengers for the same
place decided tp wait for The train 10
come along. They waited until eight
o'clock
SO far as known none Of the pas.
sengers who walked to South Barre got
a rebate On their tickets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
DEATHS AT SAN JOSE III.
Gen. GrceIy Sends List of Names Of 2f
in City Its,lf.

Washington, April 2s.-The following
telegram has been received at the war
department from Greely:
Following Is list Of the dead from
earthquake at and near san Jose, fur
Ilished by MIR MeManiman OF the San
Jose Mercury, and believed to be full ami
complete
at San Jose-AIrs, Hela Brandon.
Mrs. Ugoina Costa, Mr.. and Mrs. CARR.
gan and baby. DR.. Warren Drcwn, Peg
entry and 0sctin DAILY. Mrs. Claude
Everitt, ]. Etters, Paul Ferres. X. Fucil
and wife, James Hiiungive, Bast Hcaley
wife and two children, Romeo Mansfield.
Dcite Marquant, Thomas O'Toole. Total
81.
The telegram gives the number OF
dead at 81. Agnew's asylum. near San
Jose, as 06. the total being III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
BARRE BOZ IN LIST.
Newell Barber One Of Prize Speakers
at Norwich.

Northtield, April 2ss-1'hc commence.
ment prize speakers at Norwich univcr.
sity were chosen today The prelimi.
nary speaking was held in Dewey hail
last evening. The members OF the facu.
" we're the Judges, and made The fol.
lowing selection Of contestants: Roy
j.. Andrews, Northfcid Fails; Karl i.
baldwin, East Liberty, Ohio; Charles
Newell Barber, Barre: Frank S. Clark.
lyaltbam, Mass.; Robert II. Dunlop.
Poultncy; Ralph A. Esston. Northsctd
Fallsi Guy ]. Rowe, Peacham; Robert
II. supple. Vergennes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
Good Templarn, 0dico1s

Az thc regular meeting Of Neal Dow
Lodge, No 75, + O. G. r., held last
evening the following officers were elect
81: 6. w, Jedd IIcrlsleyi v. r.. Maud
Dixie secretary, Ray Coppins A. s.,
Lena Bccl,lcy; f. 81, Nina Cuppns;
Treasurer. Aithcnv Ross; Y. q. r., tco
fordi 5 j. A.. Mis- r. II. Hooker,
ehaplain, Mfa A.. e. Lapcint; w.. Lee
AiSens: S. Elon Barre captain Co. A,
Ray Coppins VI lieutenant, Edmund
PARKER; Captain 80. y, Mud Dixie; ist
lieutenant. George Ford neSt regular
meeting Friday eyenlng, May lth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
lfShe Will Not be His Wife
Any Longer
P0STPONES HEARING.
So That His Chances in the Election
Will Not Be Jecpardized by Any
Divorce Scandal
Talks.

Paris, April 2s.--Count Boni and
Countess Anna will not appear before
Judge Ditto today to allow the court
to make an attempt to effect recon.
ciliation between them before the suit
for divorce, brought BY Countess Anna,
comes to trial. The countess does not
wish TO iniure Boni's political prospects
for reelection to the Chamber OF Dcpu-
ties and the meeting before the court
has been postponed until after the
French election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
ftaiiani

Nessuno vuol contcstarc al prcte cat.
tolico francesca Crociats il diritto di
predicare Cristo Ia sua dottrina. mn
ncssuno di vol pa II doverc di inrhiot
tire teorie Q dottrine che non nmni.t.
tono discus-ioni
Duyici, della nostra colouia ha ia.
yltato due yolte questo ministro di
Cristo 2 una pubblica discussione, d dur
volte ha ottenuto rcciso rifiuto. yoi
ddnqnc, eontnuate come sempfe al.
zertare In ehieae che non VI permette
di iHglonare, pensarc, e-aminare. rlfiet.
terc, discutere, e VI spinsc odiate II
risretto nulsno
Tn cosmopolita.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
COLLEGE STUDENT DEAD.
- -
Theresa Graves Of Middlabury Died
Yesterday.

Middlebury, April 2s.--Thc college
community vas shocked yesterday MORN
ing to learn Of the death of Miss Theresa
Graves Of the class Of 1905. Miss esravrs
had been i'll for the past Two weeks with
pneumonia and her condition was not
Thought 70 be dangerous, but suddenly
on Thursday evening she suffered a re.
lapse and died early Friday morning.
Miss Graves was 10 years old and 4
member of the Phi Beta Phi sorority.
Her home was in Gloversyille, n. u,
until the recent death OF her mother.
She Is survived BY one sister and an
aunt Her only cousin dird last Satur-
day. Arrangements for The funeral have
not yet beer inadg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
A pAsTEBoARD LETTER.
Came All the Way From Frisco With
out a Stamp.

Mrs. Charles Miller Of IS Washington
stret. received postal yesterday from
ller brother, John a. Beladn, OF San
Francisco. Mr.. Btlado Is a taxiderni;st
and his place of business was ss3 Jessie
street, On Seventh. He was burned out
and lest everything bat few tools he
had in bis pockets. The card stated
chat he, his wife and their child were
camping in tho fields.
The card was dated April II. and was
written on pieec Of paste board cvi-
IDENTIFY cut from shoe box with lack.
knife. II was without stamp. but
linclc sam brought II al The way from
Frisco and It was only one day behind
tclegrams sent out from that city the
same day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
HIS BROTHER SAFE.
Joseph ossoia Hears From San fran
cisco,

Joe 0ssoa received today postal
card from his brother Louis, who was
IN San Francisco at the timc of tllc
earthquake. The postal card Is dated
from Berkeley, CAL, and SAYS.
Dear Brother: San Francisco Is On.
tireiy destroyed by earthquake and fires.
VIC are lot Of refugees III this town
now and the prospect is not bright at ali.
we lost all but we are safe and we'll.
There was a thousand Killed, quite n
few hundred wounded ana three hundred
thousand homeless.
Best regards from sorr brother.
Louis
~ @. Berkeley, Cal.e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
St. Johnsbury Laborer Bankrupt.

Burlington, April 2s.--A petition IN
bankruptcy was filed yesterday by On.
yid J. Lemere, isborer Of st. Johns.
bury, who has liabilities OF $4,000 and
assets Of $780, all Of which are claimed
exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
SMITH--McAULAY.
Marriage of Graniteyille People in This
City Yesterday.

Periey NJ. Smith and Christie E. Nc.
Aulay, both of Graniteville, were united
in marriage yesterday afternoon by the
Rev. I. 4. Poole AZ the Congregational
parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will
reside in Craniteviilc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
College Games Yesterday.

Az Mcdford Tufts 10. Dartmouth 2.
At Exeter Princeton 9, Exeter 1.
AT South Orange. n. J. Niagara uni-
versity Q, Seton Han T..
At Geneva Hobart College :. st.
Lawrence university 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
THE BURNED AREA.
1t Is Tribe Less Than Four Square
Niles.

San Francisco, April 2s.--A trife less
than four square miles was burned over
BY the fire that followed the earth.
quake Of April a., according ID City
Engineer Woodward, who yesterday com.
plctel en official map Of tic burned
srea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
Appointed q Trustee.

u u Camp has been appointed elnA
tee Of .tle Northern Hotel property, The
hotel having been closed fof weck.
liz took ai Inventory and will s-ii tlr
property. Nocnan & Harrington we've
fhe pfoprieiors,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
Heavy Fall of snnw Today

Malone y ", April 2s.--Thcre was
a heavy iall Of snow here early this
morning The Thermometer al Ave thi,
morning was 30 degrees above zero.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
RELIEF FUND
NOW Sl,O67.63
Amount To Aid Californians
IS Growing Fast
BARRE IS DOING WELL
Several Churches Are Expected to Give
D Collection at Tomorrow's Ser
yiccs--Send in Subscriptions
at Once.

The contributions from Barre for san
Francisco UP 70 this afternoon we're
s1,067.65. Tomorrow Il is expected that
several Of the churches will add their
collections 10 the amount
Previously acknowledged. CITY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-28
Total q dale

Total 10 date ....s........ .Sf .o67 .s3
Treasurer Mackay requests all those
who have not handed in their papers to
do 50 as early as possible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-24
PEACE CONFERENCE OPENS
First incident of Importance Is the
Withdrawal of the Delegates
from Russia.

London. July 81 - The fourteenth
conference of the Inter Parliamentary
Union was opened in the royal gallery
of The palace of Westminster, Lord
Weardale presiding and welcoming the
delegates. Advocates of International
peace from all the parliaments of Eu-
rope as well as several from the west
ern hemisphere. were present Hardly
had the conference opened when, amid
considerable excitement Professor
Maxim Kovalevsky, q member Of the
lower house Of the Russian parliament,
announced that he and his collea CUES.
representing until Sunday the young
est parliament in the world, would be
obliged to withdraw III consequence OF
the dissolution of the body they were
appointed TO represent.
About 500 delegates were present,
the United States representation being
headed by Representative Richard
Bartholdt William ]. Bryan occupied
seat on the platform.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-24
NO PROFIT IN THE MEET
Chautauqua That Left Deficit OF
$4,000, but Evansville Is Not
DiSmaYed

Evansville, Ind. July "a. There
will be a meeting of the Evansville
Chautauqua directors to arrange plans
for a Chautauqua next year, which
probably will be three weeks in length.
The Chautauqua lost about $1,000 this
year, it being the first one ever given
here.
Judge ". ]. Wood. ex-secretary of
the Evansville Business association,
and member of the state railroad COM
mission has inaugurated the raising of
$1,000 among the business men for the
purpose of making the Chautauqua
permanent and building an auditorium.
The auditorium will seat from 5000 to
10000 people. 1t is the purpose to
buy ground near the city, where the
buildings will be erected.