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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
RAID LEwD woMEE.
RusEan5 oreaaIa Maze Sunday Esrhs
HAT


RuslArd. March s.-Chief os pofsts
1ehn P. Clifford ard faur oEsesrs aa-
conpan;sd hy nen1ty Sheriff z s. Wait
aker. nzSR TA5zs Ssnsaayx sreniuE e.
several hpslsas IA this etty whsch bear
BOD repatatiaa. They Sid not make
arrests @t every p1Aae visited. hut there
wers n an four wasnrr lznfe5 IL al
sid ore Of TIE wngas gzars ia ths essv.
the Hunser fsussy. e0SrSsd. whc I've
il Alieu's grove, ) said % have been
broken up.
Probably thsEe HAS EFrer q yoz-nzF
gTis1ler agraseasd BEFORE the iooei esfy
.uurt 70 answes - rAzTge of leudness
than Mary HaHna-s, sEe Is ye4vs. nka
wAs fc1-a gHisiE 81 that S1snae ~
iuden Fcss YESTERDAY Mary w9S senE
10 the NerE0at Industrial srkocl ar Yer
Eemnes Scr the Esrn2sA1gr a Ter raincrsss.
he XII vas faa1a at the Hrrter psxae.
Her father aFFsxFe3 "a c1rt ard s.xse1
thai she WAS 3 maynard Esrl 9zd -
cons5 nst nlska Ser e g. sehccl.
Nellie Hamraozd. aee5 IS. sister Is
Mary. was also arrested st the Earszg
plNes. Sic @zs also f1un5 czil;v &
lewarrss ard was sent Ga the hezze
oi carzersiea fer n1E less than 10 nor
mere than t2 nanths. Mrs Hnn&er.
whD ran TIE koass. was ser1 "a lie
house nf correction 70 ssrze Tot iess
thar tuo years n1r mcre thar - -czths
tcE kesVing 3 Ao1se q u sans
3lrs, Olive Eveaaiey q t27 K5llirztca
avenne. VAS ths fazTrh prisozer. Sc
vas fined SO ard costs az sI0-g3 fa4
keeping q hoase af En- fauae.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
VERMONT MAN LIKES
GOVERNMENT SEEDS


Washington. D. G. alaFca s.- Ssnases
I6llirshara q KeFaeas j. interested i
Rsaranees te~Esel frur &. G. Ksssev
% Whiting. ii thar saate. kh1nt TIE
distributing ef geseTnmeGs SEEDS Use
feasibility af sagh g1al tAiHzs As gow.
raEsent whnas viii tn eMs aE aftex
bis yrar. CT Cgmgress solEo~s she Hanse
sgrIeal'urRg eenairta@ in refusing far-
Ter apgroprissiezs fng sesls. 5Sg. Ees-
eys letter s8vs
Are there arr fawvs seeas fee SIS
ributions II .. Wa1ls Ike sozna-
soEe years &Sa ! received Esaexage es
a-fsshiozaa agwers. Han0ag then a
earignla ! had heaa trying h sat fex
ears Several ypars an1 Eeeeived a
5aekage cf s9wiag wh@as, wEich I -
seased 70 That now 1t u amisg sxtan-
sfrely raise1 Il this TieiaiEv. wksre zozs
aa been rased sor rears- X freqasnssg
iefiel 90 hsasHels pr ae-e. We Lost
ae nawa. ~ new il "a Su0Mu as gex-
-rrmcas Wheas This one thiaes kxs
be1n weTth tua5Fess e dollars "a ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
ACTIVITY AT AIeEcrRAs.
German EHvpys Disosztezfea oTsr Goa
sstsEatisz 81 Pciies Qzsstioz.

Aiesciras- spafn, Marrh s.---TnSezsa So
tlgitv pvaraiss bern, folseMmg tee sgs-
M 81 Satag5ar. The C;qrEaa Seseratas
gw asxte mita ne Aresszsa u
t&ke AZ TIA pcsie gosstisa before Tie
enk asea Is srmpstsi F1zre Il
70 In8laat5aa saas shsy Nill refuse 70
grocees, hat the conferences expeet aiia-
Cry tactics
TIE Csermaas AK fer tius "a rraeUTe
farthcr-z rms. and the csteT dele-
rates sre saa~ta@ izratislse az re DE-
lass. The fsArmaEs intimate th&t shIn@s
ars heiaz Fvsstsl. AID say they 90 net
intend besn1 rsss5es- Thev are eenntizg
"a Frange Aasizx p4tiencs ard Hazksrg
false step. whieA wpGA tkruw fAe
oaus q a Fnpts-A uron Frsrcz-
Sc. Pesexs1sVg, Marek 6.--Infer1zas
reeaive5 hers raasrTss rrsvi1us FepoTts
70 Ire effeeE fhst France Is peSzFsi
to uaks euEeessigEs On the Question
III she Beck al Messcro II Csgraiany viii
yb& ol sAe aatstioz az tAs Moreeczn
nclaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
HE ATTACKS OIL KING
JrsEs Gayuar = SANE TAX Praises
Rces-TeIE-

Rsss.TslE-
Nsw RoabeEle, u. =, Mzreh s.--Speak-
ise 81 geAn p. RoesssssAsr. 1u2ss VIZ
IAN Gzvn1z, ri aasfszsirr the Nsw
RaeheEe Forum yesterday aii@ru0ca "a
ga-roratsonsy ra3 ard Alass, saias
ma araaant u naanay eissH ~ EaaT-
str. ID a1n0unt u sharrh 1r S1g-sEy
srhaol teaehings, no asaaapt II EauusT
gsrsn 10 sound colleges whizA was TIE
snraE wages 8ue = szks5r can nskSe
seEA rtarAcset deeenf or FgsvecsSt5e
n tas cuuntry % zny cthss eelntTy On
earch. Uniess Il i 81 absolute 1egeses-
ase co-tmwnisy-
Ee u no better san Ansrsw Hnm-
iissz. insurance Aosss2st, w1n ran r4
sn ETsnse r9 ssszFe s1azzSnataoz cet1re
: legislative enTEz1ssses-
=Eszs RceszeseGler a4san his rz6nev hv
rs szperSor rrasas { saeu& say nos
~ tie sureGla< r. sassv = t1e E1ss-
1ssss. wAsE ssserssa 81 b his favrz =
HsterFin- &C. passNsas R1cseFsst
Fz@zs E2yn1r a3As1.
Il hoE0r size President gf tie TnTtsd
States God bless ARR. honor him
besaase at att sass tax. this cheap pa-
Aeag talk. tAis hsiHAag talk on The
su.s isrG. II rate legislation. He had the
Hsszsso'as ard iatezTSkv e PIT II ny 80
Ssa~rsss IN s1sA manner that shsy
5aFe - pass his asa eg 70 hazie i
4s>zrspe. L CcEs-ess 4Arrs % aHjoaTs
wis1zus eeing (, wait and ses shat
hafPens Thsy are Debating Il Up Ills
and s1wr bah to see II they eaEnos iay
i To the courts u regulate railroad
Fstss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

y aaess sEr a.Ietsas - lssE rSEzas fNErE The
s ssssalz t,aritEE - ~ ~ Eks-e = r-tr oase
go q ears lfr1ufss. sEG EA2E = o c-gsrira-
zssz rszsssrs- Eea ness Is azasssf - a. ir-
fzazsss nssz4farE 60 shs rzaeeas tssfrE ~ So
EEfsse2.2E -se WISER sa4s fzfs = .-zzs1eE
fssz szzFs = r-1r1frK sTEEt 90 sa1rAffeat esJf-
< sad Wa 2 y .HFtrzaF gsa#sa Eiqag-eee Is
sh~ rss1sr and w1sr4s TIE sa%sn&afsam r1n ~
- II ezt zt1 Tires frAe seat ~ "a ia nmTrn1l
eanAff6az. k.aEteG will ~ &ssrravE4 grrrrsr
ssrs - So nrx ~ fem arr enasaA W. raravgN
1898 y E1Shug r1s as lzkss1ea 0fnsii Sea ~
So ~-zr=sls "a faces
sewsEe5se - 8z~3ft2 rssESrs rcr a1r
Z. = 81 Ts4f1ess fsxs,s& ~ eEszrTzj sA2s car-
~ - - - na- tE1sfrz SzFx- Senz fot
esaszf5gs. FREE
~ E7sENEF & Co TrteSr. o.
SD - nTEsxtsis. ~
faEs aaii F.f-iig pms frr panssip assra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
ALtRSE GCkTRAGT

Naen n r. nrvss. ss s-.srPlisii /
Asi- 1rss cSs1ea q s. Ps'SAs1
- Reward sreesze Sc ~ ere 2
sSsssseessee Ard sFsasa d aa.i Frie
go easaztset a. sssu tie Messy
II - neS ssT& BE- sae@ras 3 F-c7aio
iTst IS esFsxaemsp wtsA eshm wssfi
9ss tAeSe Diseases. tAAl ks wgld "a
eea1 uszy FaskGgss reurs4 n
4.seA ~ LAS s s5s u eo
tsss set ses has keez saer.
Ms - - s11sfss that -
s&ksN re eaasra14 Is szSrasaos p. 70.
50 sFessse IS al .sass bali tas aan
= NAffs. sr4 & t. tszz q vi ,91i.a
- sssa hsaf ysSss enesa,.s7y e1ai
g DAVIS Wsnss tszs gsrsoa p ar
Aas c,atssA asqsia, ns
# ps sxs se nmt z
sfsFs III s hm vs. mmts hy al
a asses q 49, tess rsagils
90 ~ Aaas az rexg Fsis viih
sA1rNzess Is fsaE1 saa 70
= 4 4ee2 AK sara.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
TIE CLAICHE TRIAL.



Ner Yurk. aEarra s.-whea TIE trial
q Bertha ClAieks ws1s resnmcA YESTERDAY
afternoon. the rTosesssicn and tie a.
feass falling " Agvee apcn tie w1rs
sz&klEg pea oi gasltg 81 1aRsAazsr1 isz
= sAe secua3 degree. Mrs. JennSe 10
z-zin, q s5sser of lie pEzsense. vas sss.ss
- tie stxr1
Ars. RSl4iz testified TIA. sks had
seen Gsz6ron. ukuza ia gigi sil,ea. k.at
asF SISTERS Rad against lie u2n. ssiike
aaz sacke Asv a szEerezs ocsasiS-s
E&e giTi txrke iasa sahs wAfte So
SISTER was telling keE STORY.
W1liAza HrEnEs. aAo saw ne saass-
izg, said ca tie ssana list iuss teFsre
the giEi ErDS Sic sau GeFazcr -
sas IN TIRE caSsesy e Tie POLICE tr-~
bali way arouza. ras his fa-s "a -
ksp pocket and say something L. cs..lt
net understand
This tesfizaoHs seTTehozafes tt8A ~
Detective Harry Mazsca. war tss.is.s
that GeE2rcz. 5uss before tao rirt 49,
ain1. tAEeaisrN1 q kia asr wAer he se
0as.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
wat Frsa ana

Grsem CGt Sxa AID MaaE il SAID =.
guztaan the saszseass wAiea stimulate
egg arrsastSan 1zzfzg re extreme cola
wszxaex Ct FeStuEry ard Marea. i 8
SzEe-inss sSEsezls . sksaia, tls any.
szs = Ssw f1Ek G. Ez# EazsH3 send
Ing $50 - g. s. Page. Hgts PARK VI
eSa ghezefar s@zse = ESQ hundred
Eaanl barrel, trsigts Yrsrai3 % hls
States
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
Pra-sH Ean's Aafa,iaa.

Fz1ss. M4rsh s--Rrizasss Ina Of
E2sszatez-. The fnsuEe wsfs q Kirk A.
Eaasa e SFasz. EsG y re-siVs5 into re
Eezsz gatac.lt ehzzek So Wednesday
nsxE sz San See2Sss&n. sraiu- me e
EeT- Ros~zz Rzlnlle. Rsmaz CstaoAe
a.shaa IS Nottinxa4-z. E.x.s1d. provost
Ct he E@rnnA G4.za1 GAiAearA q
Nestsa5rs sers and se4aas1 ..2p.ain q
lie RFssss& srry, w8 seA.e. Aiug
E1wzrS uls &rgo.zEsry tie f-ines's
fEez B8zrssx. l1s Z rs m ys beea
1sss-zirs2 NAethgz SIS EaissIT s1al
4stsa3 tie csreEy IS lt-Eatioa,
WIKI va Wiz acru IL tie knglsa
eAarea 81 San SeSmssEsz-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
LeuiFana Rests Musnrv.

Washington, MersA E-rAs S,.u-r-.s
eoFrt q TIE tEssea States Orc ~
iss1ay y iascr q EaasssAsA * ~ s.ss
e Lo1isiarA vs. Mississippi. iryss,s...s
~ v4iss aesntaTg bar asiwosp ~
sfstes IT. 2tsr4ae issn.roa sh.s ,4nn.
sa4 ~ ~ Bernard 49, tAe evns se
tsHt tAe reNsnsNsa en- the $500
A1 ~ese part 81 tie spsrtsrw ~
t.euisiana- re latter Assests 49, -
aisQu.el fasrritcse esvsrx ~, -
aerrs q cystsr eeas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
HOUSES FAIL nro LAKE
Part sf Italian Village ss rau-rs,s
ASa,e Lake Isse. pessvwrs

Reae, MArsA s.TAe v5.lasp Il T.s,-.
no.a, t1sli ru tae rsgre-siss Z, "a
Ea'sys AA&e isee. IL 81 rscs Incs 81 Rses.
Ga. gas asrcst entirely arStrpyea So.
day @0TnilE ry tAt resxs snsas.lr -.
~ way, APearesssy because 49,
t21 eaten into TN sa<s 81 a. sssss
FertanAtsiy tAe disaster was n-esss..s
~ iere, rearaae ssaaA. vhisA klars =
sat i.9eQ taa-Asis4ass y ssuc Il nske
ihesf escSFe One assegmka uas 49,
Al4nt 400 tees q yesk Nn8 tAe hzs,.ss
So Il WERE swallowed ~ M sAe ;ake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
A JOKE FOR SMOKERS
Try Il En- Year Bald HssSsa FSisass szs
Have a L1ueh

II you snleEs e cigar that h.sras
with good sold sshes that nil not fzls
CT until the cigar Is bali smoked II.
sush a sigar A. the WAAswrrsh Er0s
Chicos, soi1 IS e. III. Kunarisk a CO.
You aaa have ! good jake on ssant hsss
hendn6 frisE1
Wien there Is an izsh a. tuo ~ al
ou TIE end q tss cigar Just n 4 fzE
uu that h1ld As4z and ~ how hssz i
can jump. The zssses arr nos hcs sa'Sa.-ss
% hurn, bat tAey ase wArra gzoarA e
be felt.
TIE Csirrs are q rgAi tsr-erai Ia
vzEa SLED eazaE that G. H- kEssrssk
a O.. ssii fqF ! Hsksi. a1t Il she cnsv
"a c9nE where Sic asHss nrg err Ard
fols Ike tsrss II expensive arases
Yea VII szsoy e Enien snvwsv, - tsv
pus sE3 ses haw gaSl * IA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

Lat1r Fs1SsArig1 = PEre-keo1 lrusGcs.
Cdnzss. m, Marcia 6,--Ths psEe fosG
rrusstfz Sunday was takea - ~ tSe
fesiesa 4sga q labor. An investigation -
TIE aaausarture ard SAFE q z1alteEated
ureGnsts n-ss Huthosirsd. ahih. is j.
heaed. wili bring q tar atssasiol q
inc tT1asa organized wgTeiaTnaen aud
thaix femilias s1ne IL the esiis resulting
iram visistiars 81 tae purs fees hws
az lll5na.s-
All # ths delegates gave Mzrta sup
pcst T. tie proposed crusade.
Tae sshfeci vas iutrgslngeG - Charles
D. Wheisf. . izbaT leader, whe advised
q canvass ~ al rttaa dealers 81 the
city 10 discover where inpaFa feed ar
sscies are CO sale. The list. ha said.
shona b. tahuisted and 6sssHbntna te
exery vgrkszeznaH's iaraii9 = ths tisy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
JINGLEs AND JEsTs.

At TIE BoardInE HszHe-
MaFg szz . 8stls lazb,
rs fssez was wklts as snow.
Ara ever pe2ne tk1s MaTy wszt
re tazb was sure 70 -.
u w@ns Wifh bar u heard c.s tfzze.
Whgea was a h,ttsr cup
&c MArT a-1 her larih. eec&Sse
lha Eaar1trH Eta X Ep
Ssw York Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

ported thas daEfng FearmaFr tssara weFr
"a hr uale an2 8ix fe'nale Ihase
weFn 1 atA~. wSta Essse faEsial FeF-
naifs gTan EheEe wens oaIv aFs eam-
tsaiagss diseases reEeztea, three saraes
faTer an8 two aipsthssis. TRa pagieats
IN 1he .zipA.hrgia eases did.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
SENATOR CLARK WINS.
CsvrFzngzf Sszghs ss Cared Patszts to
1900 Acres Mezkzaa Lads

Hashinrscr. Nlarsh s.--raited States
ssz2snr Clark x NazAara yesterday rca
thg case aghsrst hiFs " toe Supreme
eegt q fse United STATES. n MIA
20 g0vsrrrent spaea. - hzre ezaatl.s1
FafFn.s 10 II 40 agzxs 81 Fuilsc i1his
il Ms-t4Es. waNh wszr si.sxgpi 81 hare
hsen isautaisnliy ssruss 1he opizs1n
+ The ezsF VAS delivered ~ 5ussiee
Esirras. sri uphsM sa= dtxi=.on q the
e5Fc1fs crr1rr u asps2ss fCT the nintk
circuit 9rstires Harlan an8 RrcWn dis.
senses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
pAPEE1E SWEPT.
Tidal Wave snz cyclsas mere Destroyed
s27 Houses

Paris. Naseh s.--]fizisssr q ~ Co.
oriss Cla~eate1 has rrceireA TIE cable
message eaaaraair@ the press rerurss "a
the eject ghaf che FEersA sstahEshszsas
81 0.aean5a wss devastated ~ egcagas
ard tidal save February and s
Tnhifi wsz partially szeesed aas s27
boases a Psneete we're Destroyed.
TWo reiieF SHIPS sent - RE seeas 81
the 5isastes fFoaa tie TulmVtu Islands
have not EataUZed. The govtvuor of the
eolony has nska1 for aid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

Easzlutir-s regSrdlzs sse transfer 81
pzroels q lsEd hetHeer sse city q Barre
md she ssres7 ard scAsol 5spartu.eufs.
c. I'm street ard la &fs statica lot,
we're passed
The rrgrcll sent "a Feeer1 IN fsv1r
g tie sES3sr Eweep e fss cuTneTs 10
he ma5s IS staa1ard tAEoughgut The
estg, and - WIS GaeAsaa 10 regzAate
the corner arlgsilrg ~ saa aidth IA she
ssaew AXIS, tie narrower malk 10 govern
uasse saievEIlSs 81 Sisegeas igags iuter-
sess- Tia ezzfzes 81 lie street. cen.
raistee ca tie grade Of Sggsa se1i7agT
stEes-. b4twaen Brock street and the
fsEsrs- nr0ck bgilss. ~eTe seeVses1. also
tss a11i1gs On t1a grace s Eastern ave
nue
Healsh ofcsg Br. ice 81. Iaeksoa re.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06

Take LAXATIVE BR0AlO Qaiaias Tab
ltSs- Druggists refund Hssnsy i Is falls
ID cure. Il vt. GROVES sigh4tare Il
an eaeh hex. sc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
10 URUGUAY REVOLT.
Sch Claim sf Bsszos Ayrss Papers
Ezze1 Arrested

A11fI Afieste1.
Baezos Avres. ArErutinA- MzrrA g.
The oersarsh5p ia ETuguaF \ stan rSzuF.
ogs. whish uAkes II rcry dit1rlit -
oll1ain infQrEssan rtgaT1Ing the ae4nsz
stu1tion il Lra~aaT. where Disturbances
are said to have egrnrr4d. TIE ns~s-
papers 81 this city hGNe nr precise facts.
but agree Il saYiaE that r0 outlzess.
has taken place r. any part q UruxzaF.
~ TIE seEne siaie Is Is asserted AsEs
hat Cen Basilia MuHoz. who vas aesz-
msadev- iu-ehisf * tie Irngn4gan ress-
lftionsry forces after We death 81 Ca.
S8rAvia- has ketn arrested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
HILL SHIPS As TRANSPORTS.
War Department said te Have AsksG
Pre- fer Minnesota and Dakota

se4ttlq. Mash.. Marrh E.-The Crest
northern Steamship ermpany. i "A ~.
ported has hesu resnes.ad aT the var
department 70 naus pEice ioe tae CHAR.
tgginE q the steamers AIElnss1ta ard
Dakota, e - ussd - Transports
The oampsay has replies aanzing a
prics ah.sA 6 satisfactory
Bosh tie MiuresrtR and the Dakota
we're bsails ta The oI1E e Ianes :.
Hil fdr the Great NorikeTn Steamship
cnznp@ng.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
Ii IntercIaSS Basket Bah at
SpduIding High
~ SCORE OF 81 70 10


The class os 1907 at Sgausdtn~ vus
the third "a tks SERIES 81 tntsrssa-s
ganses yesterday afsernoar. ~ defsasiag
he class of Is8s 81 tke srars II 81
y 10. The Eanse vas ptayn5 II the
Y. ~. G. grranasissrn.
The line To-.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Consuelo Bailey, a newcomer to the
stage, will be leading woman in an
eastern melodrama this fall.
Irving s. Finn, a singer and COM
poser, who just closed a successful,
season with Klaw & Erlanger's Ben
Hur' company, has been engaged for
opera work for next season.
Frank b. Hatch, who for number
of seasons has been William A. Bra
dy's general stage manager, has been
engaged in that capacity by the Shu-
berts for the nonmus.cal productions.
Henry B. Harris has decided on Sept.
16 and Hartford, Conn. as the time
Charles Klein's new play, I've Daugh-
tiers of Men, On Sept. % it Will begin
an engagement at the Colonial theater
in Boston.
The new Astor theater in New Y ork
will be opened Aug. 80 by Wagenha's
s. Kemper. William Grenoble, the au
thority on Grecian architecture, was
brought from London to make final
suggestions on decorations. The house
will be opened by Miss Annie Russell.
Arnold DAILY has secured the Ameri-
can rights of Cosmo Hamilton's new
one act play, "Gran'father Coquesne.'
The scene is laid on the banks of the
Mouse during the Franco Prussian
war Grandfather CoQuesne, cobbler
was once a sergeant in Napoleon 5
guard
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-19
ENGLISH ETCHINGS.

There are seventy-seven distinct dia-
lects spoken in England
A constable who arrested four men
on country road In England the other
day for gambling told the magistrate
the men played cards as they walked
along, stopping to deal.
The will of John Crowle, well
known merchant of London, gives ST.
100000 for the promotion of temper
ance in England under the direction
OF the Wesleyan Methodist confer
ence.
A woman at Keighley. England, sum
moned for not sending her boy to
school, explained to the bench that
when she attempted to chastise him for
not going he threatened to report her
10 the cruelty inspector.
The education committee of the Lon
don county council has been revising
the list of prize books given to pupils.
Among the books struck out as mot
quite suita BILE for children to read
are vanity Fair" "Dombey and Son.
"Pendennis" and Great Expecta-
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EDITORIAL FILINGS.

The New York hotel which bars wo-
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North American.
Edison says he will soon place auto
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or US have had to be pretty spry to get
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Now that appendicitis has become so
common the wealthy are taking more
and more to the fashion OF getting hurt
in automobile accidents. - Chicago
News.
A New York court has decided that
theater managers can keep people from
going to the theater just because
they want to. Judging from the shows.
they want to.-Detroit Free Press.
Since several railroad companies have
been heavily fined Of late for giving
rebates the question naturally suggests
itself What use will the courts make
of this tainted money ?"-Kansas City
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MINOR CHANGES
FOR FOOT BALL
New Book of Rules Shows
That Code is Not Radi-
caIIy Altered.
FEATURES ARE REVIEWED
PENALTY FOR KICKING OUT OF
BOUNDS is INCREASED-THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOUGH
BACK AND SAFETY.

Richmond football enthusiasts in
general who are the young men
that will make up the
teams at Earlham College
and other local institutions. will
be interested il. review OF the new
book of football rules. The lesses
changes are as important as the big
ger ones One of the lesser has TO
do with calculating a tOuchback and
safety. The average layman Oft
times has been confused whether a
safety or a touchbaCk was made, and
indeed referees and players have not
been altogether clear on the point.
The matter has been cleared up by
the following note, which is inserted
in rule of the new rules:
1t is a tOuchbaCk when a player on
the defense permits q ball kicked by
the opponent to strike his person and
then roll across the goal line and any
player of his side tlyn falls on it back
of the line.
If, however. such player jusgles the
ball so that he in any way forces it
over the line, and he or any player of
his side falls on it, it is a safety"
Old rule %, which dealt with kick
out after safety or touchbacl,' pro
vidcd:
That a side which has made a
tOuchback or safety must kick out
from not more than twenty-five yards
outside the kicker's goal. II the ball
goes out of bounds before striking a
player it must be kicked out again,
and if this ocCurcs twice in SucccsS/l
it shall be given to the opponents as
out of bounds on the thirty-fVe yard
line on the side where it went out.
Rule 10, of the new code covers the
point and includes the following:
! Exceptional the ball goes out of
bounds before striking a player it
must be kicked out again, and if this
Occures twice in succession it shall
be given to the opponents as out of
bounds on the twenty yard line
on the side where it went out.
Thus the penalty for kicking out of
get the ball on the twenty-five in
stead Of the thirty-five yard line
Hurry up" YOst of Michigan says
or the new rules that mo big team
will score more than twenty points
against another big team. The game
will be kicking and running" he con
tinues, and scoring will be mainly a
matter of luck. 1t will be harder work
to gain five yards under the new rules
than twenty-five under the old rules"
Twenty points in big game will be
enough t. satisfy everybody. In %
out of 80 Harvard-Y Yale, Yale-Prince-
ton and Notwithstanding games
of the last ten years the winning team
has made less than twenty points
Furthermore, if, as Yost predicts, the
new game is one of kicking and run
ning-that is, if it has less pounding
and hauling-One of the objects of the
rules committee will have been &C
cOmplished.