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Thousands Have Kidney
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KILLED WHILE FLOWING
Struck Dynamite Buried n Ground,
and Is Horribly Mutilated.

Struck Dynamite Buried n Ground,
and is Horribly Mutilated.
Chicago. April IL. - While Philip
Schneider was blowing In his farm a
few miles south OF Hammond, Ind, the
pillow struck several sticks OF dynR-
mite buried in the ground. and Schnei-
der was killed by the explosion which
followed. His eyes were blown out
and his body horribly mutilated. Both
horses were instantly killed. This is
the second tragedy that has followed
the leasing OF the farm by Schneider
less than a year ago, John Thompson
having been killed recently by an ex-
plosion which destroyed the barn.
Since Schneider took possession of the
place ne has found several sticks of
dynamite buried in the fields and about
the farm buildings.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-21

The De Forest Wireless Telegraph
Company announced in New York tina,
II had succeeded in sending messages
across the Atlantic ocean.
Governor Hanly. of indiana has re.
fused to pardon or parole former State
Auditor David 4 Shefrick. who was
sent TO prison for 20 years for embez.
element
Stepping in front of shifting en-.
CINE at Hinton. w. Va. Jack Perkins
and Eugene Curtis. section men of the
Chesapeake q Ohio road were ground
10 pieces
Tuesday. April 10.
Rev l. G Sutherlin. who was on
trial at New Albany, Ind. for killing
his wife. Wa declared not guilty by
the jury
jeremiah Barr was killed at Halle
ton. Pa. by Frank Cooper while he
was trying to force his way into Coop
er's house
The comptroller of the currency has
issued a cal for the condition Of the
national banks az the close OF bust.
ness on April 6
The furnace of the Empire Iron
Company at Oxford. ~ j., has closed
down because OF the scarcity Of coal.
due to the miners troubles.
All the Reading Railroad Company's
round-house men in the vicinity OF
Shamokin. Pa. were put on half time
on account Of the coal suspension.
Wednesday. April II.
Frank Hall a lineman. was killed at
York. Pa. by falling from a pole 90
feet high.
President Roosevelt has sent a mes
sage of coincidence to the king Of Italy
upon the loss OF life resulting from the
eruption Of Mount Vesuvius.
Professor Nathaniel $. Shaler. an
eminent geologist and dean OF the
Lawrence Scientific School at Cam
bridge. Mass. died OF pneumonia.
Governor Pennypacker. of Pennsyl-
yania appointed Colonel Charles b.
Dougherty OF Wilkes Barre. a brlga-
der general TO succeed General Goblin.
promoted
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PENSIONS FOR TEACHERS
fhe Trustees Of Carnegie Foundation
Adcnt Scale

New York. April l0.-The trustees
Of the Carnegie Foundation. who are
charged with administering the $1O.-
100000 gift of Andrew Carnegie to
provide pensions for professors and
teachers OF institutions of higher
learning in the United States and
Canada. met here and adopted a scale
OF pensions practically as outlined in
the federal charter of the Foundation.
which was formally adopted at the
meeting
The rules as adopted by the trus-
tees make the following provisions:
Any person 65 years Of age and not
less than Is years of service as a pro-
fessor. who is at the time of his re
tirement professor in an accepted
institution. shall be entitled to an an
nual retirement allowance as follows:
For active pay of $1,000 or less an
allowance Of $1,000 shall be granted.
providi. that no retiring allowance
shall exceed 80 per cent of active
pay.
For active pay greater than $1,000
the retiring allowance shall equal
$1,000 increased by $50 for each 800
in excess OF $1,000. No retiring allow
ance shall exceed $4,000
After % years service. regardless
Of age. the retiring allowance was
fixed as follows:
For active pay Of $500 or less a re-
firing allowance OF $500 shall be grant
ell. provid ng that no retiring allow
ance shall exceed 50 per cent of ac-
tive pay
For active pay greater than $1,000
the retiring allowance shall equal $500.
Increased by So for each 500 Of
active pay in excess OF $1,000
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AsnhXxiated Her Son

Los Angeles. April 11.-Mrs. Kate
p. Raymond. wife of Frank Kellogg
Raymond. a clerk in the interior de-
partment at Washington. turned on
the gas in room at her home. after
carefully locking all doors and win
dows. and asphyxiated her 11-year-old
son. who was sleeping in the room.
and very nearly ended her own life.
The body of the boy lay on a small
cot, where he had retired. The mother
was in half kneeling posture beside
the cot. with her fingers interlaced. as
II In prayer. She was unconscious and
her breathing scarcely noticeable.
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A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday. April 5.

mi
The late Catharinc 5. Drake. of Eas-
ton. Pa. left $4,000 TO charity.
General BlancO, formerly governor
general OF Cuba. died at Madrid. Spain.
James W. Luce, a young white
farmer. was hanged at DanvilIe. Ark.
for the murder Of his wife and three
children.
II was announced in New Haven.
Conn. United States Senator Chaun-
cey Depew has declined TO stand for
re election to Yale College corporation.
The briste of a toothbrush which
lodged in the throat OF Miss Agnes
Zeltar. OF Eveieth. Mimi. two years
ago. has just been removed from her
arm.
Friday, April 8.
Mrs. Mary Turner. widow of Daniel
Turner. who was with the Union forces
at Fort Sumter. died at Asbury Park.
y. j
President Roosevelt will deliver his
Decoration Day address this year be-
fore the Army and Navy Union at Nor
folk Va
The result OF the census OF Whining
ton. Del. recently taken by the police
shows a total population OF S5.4s3. as
against 76.5lS IN 1900
Dr. William g. Logan a wealthy re-
tired physician. has given his SIC. 900
home at Kau-1s City Mo. TO the Board
of Extension OF the Christian Church.
Saturday, April 7.
Mrs. Philo Rogers. a negro woman.
said to l23 years old. died in Chicago
United States Senator r. A. Alger
will not Dee candidate for reelection
befort TIE Michigan legislature.
Delphine Love. an actress. commit
ted suicide 10 New York By jumping
from the second story of a hotel
Weston Flint lawyer. journalist and
former Librarian of the Washington.
ID. c.. public library. died al the age OF
n years
Walter Foster. Is years old. Of New
York shot and slightly injured his l6-
year-old wife and then fatally shot
himself.
George w. Riley. the engineer. was
killed in "a collision on the b & O..
between a passenger train and some
freight cars near Cumberland Md
Monday, April 9.
on the summit OF Angle Hin. Lehigh
coutny Pa Contractor George "a.
Ilardner. OF Allentown. viii start a
rabbit farm.
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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
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eoRkY IN NEW YoRK
Famous Russ an R~voiutiorist Meets
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that while here ! viii try to do some
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Surrounded by his friends. many OF
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Maxim Gorky. the Russian novelist.
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San Francisco. April 1l.-Smuggled
goods OF considerable value which were
brought to this city on the battleship
Oregon was seized by the United
States government inspectors at
local freight shed. Among the
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Two Boys Killed by Train.

Pottsville, Pa. April 1O.-George
Brendel. aged ~ years. and Frank
Gerber, aged I3 years. of this city
were killed by an express train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Tannerdale
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is believed the boys failed to see the
approaching train because OF the fog.
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goods seized were pieces OF valuable
silk, many curios and expensive China
sets. along with high-priced specimens
OF ivory. The custom house officials
are pursuing their inquiry and expect
to make ether seizures.
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SEVEN


r Myrtle-You remember we had q
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Eonele-s.

Blanche IS simply hopeiessi" cried
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Grove Pa. about 30 niles from here
Nathan Wilmer AM I0hn Sss)s n
Sroes. i Is said were drinking IN an
abandoned son waeD Booth euto-e4.
snd the three become invcive1 in a
quarrel. Each drew revolver cni
eighteen shots were exch~r1ef. TIA
last one killing Booth Win ane
Gibbs are under arrest
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Killed by Fan From street Car.

New York,April abraham Barker.
IS years old. of 204 South 42d street,
West Philadelphia, fell from a stree;
car in Fourth avenue and received a
fracture OF the skull from which no
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McQueery-I wonder why women
take so much trouble to conceal their
age?
Crabbe-They don't: they merely
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age.-Philadelphia Press.
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Mrs. Hnicker-Do Don't Won think pre-
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my cake Of perfectly pure articles and
81 lasts ever and ever so long-N. Y.
Sun
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PAID $12s,Ooo FOR RACE HORSE
Augustus Belmont Buys the Racing
Stallion Rock Sand.

London. April. II. - August Bel
mont has purchased the racing stall
lion Rock Sand. paying Sl25.O00.
Rock Sand. br h., by Sainfoin, out
OF Roquebrune. in 1903. won his own
er. Sir j. Miller, the Derby the St.
Leger and the 1000 guineas stakes
This year the horse has been at the
Hamilton stud farm, Newmarket.
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The Tronhle Came

Young Borem Gin the parlor) Tom
my. does your sister know I am here?
Tommy think SO. She told NAM
ma this morning she had "A present.
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Flsq House sin in Conore7e

Washington. April 1O.-Re 2resenta-
tive Moon. OF Pennsylvania. intro
duced a hill which accepts for the
government from the American Flag
House and Betsy Ross Memorial As
ISOLATION what is known as the "Old
Flag House" two-stcry stone and
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the first American flag was made II
17T6. The bin requires the govern
ment 10 keep the house open for exhi-
Si;ion purposes.
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"Jagsby SAYS he drinks more than a
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"Well?"-Cleveland Leader.
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Philadelphia. April lO.-Word wa.
received here Of the fatal sboo,Ins =,
S'ephen Booth. a negro. at West
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Not Always LIST Step That Costs Mos,

Hudson was collecting funds for his
voyage.
you see he explained, lit will
cost less TO discover the river than 70
celebrate the tercentenary."- Y,
Sun.
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Norfolk and Western r. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND (DAILN, BYRD
AIlH EIrI Gn aIInA


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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective Feb. 18th, 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND

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AS a. m.-ExcePt Sunday. Local mixed 70,
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TRAITS ARRIvg RICHMOND.
9 SO .. m. ana 90 o IN - From all she south
5 SOP. "A From Charlotte and Durham and
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
NO REPORTERS.
Socialist Congress, London, Fears Pos
sible Action.

London, July 1s.--The general con.
gress Of Socialist interparliamentary
committees opened here yesterday, under
the presidency of James Kerr Hardie,
the Socialist member Of Parliament and
chairman Of the Independent Labor
party.
The first action Of the congress was
10 expel the newspaper men present, the
foreign delegates present fearing that
detailed reports Of the proceedings would
bring them unpleasantly to the notice
Of their governments.
The attendance was not large, The
European continent was represented by
about ~ delegates, including a member
of the Russian Parliament. The general
purpose seems to be TO attempt 70 unity
tile action Of the Socialists In the Nnri.
Gus Parliaments. Neither Herr Behel,
the German Socialist leader nor NJ.
jmarez. leader Of the French Socialists,
was present Several women delegates
were in attendance.
A resolution was adopted changing
the title OF the organization to Social
ist and Labor Interparliamentary Com,
mittee.v
Today questions in relation to the
condition Of Russia win be the principal
topics, when Anitin, leader of The Group
Of Toll in the lower house of the Russian
Parliament will lead the debate.