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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
MUST REGISTER
 OR CAN'T VOTE
City Clerk Asks That War; EiRg be Giving Before
 ii is Toe Late

With but nine days remaining, and one of these Sunday, the total number registered when City Clerk Hicks closed his office yesterday evening was but GAO.
 RegistraJions close on Thursday, March 9. and all who are not regis tered on or before that date will not be permitted to vote at the city cleo tion April 2, at which time a full ticket of city officers will be elected.
 There have been so many elections recently" remarked City Clerk Hicks yesterday. that a large number of voters have become confused about this matter of registering. Some of them seem to think that they do not have to register for the election on April 2. and still others believe they should have registered before the re- cent franchise election, and could not do it later
 ''Oniy those who register with me this time can vote at the coming city election. The fact that their names are on the great register will make no difference.
 T fear that large number will lose their votes on April 2 for the reason that they do not fully understand that they must register now. The books were opened some time ago, but as yet Jess than half those who have the right to vote have registered.
 '1 suppose there are number whC are putting 1t of to the last minute While I had rather have them come in now, l will be prepared to handle all of them. It is not the late registra tions that need to be looked after; i is the ones who forget it entirely an' will not be permitted to vote
 It is probable that there are be tween 1.500 and 200 legal voters il this city. who if registered, could yot on April 2. It is feared now that no over 1,200 of them will get their name on the books
 The Democratic and Republica central committees for the city can paign are said to be both preparin to look after members of their part who have not registered. This is e, pected to bring in a large numbe who might otherwise overlook the ma ter
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
eET YOUR PREMIUMS.

A years subscription to the Review paid in advance, price s7.5o, secures for you a copy of the Cosmopolitan Magazine or the Ladies' Home Com panion for the same length of time. The premium magazines will be mail ed direct to your address from the east. In the meantime you can secure single copy by calling at the Re view office and paying your subscrip- tion one month in advance
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
INVALUABLE FOR RHEUMATISM

I have been suffering tor the pas; few years with a severe attack of rheumatism and found that Ballard's Snow Liniment was the only thing that gave me satisfaction and tended to alleviate my pains. March 24. 1902: John c. Degnan, Kinsman. Ills.
 25c. soc and s1.oo.
 Sold by Rinehar1's Pharmacy
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14

To keep fish never put one on top of another. but wiring clean cloth out of cold water in which some salt has been dissolved. Wrap the fish separately in this, lay on a dish and keep in the coolest place possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14

It is very unfortunate, but when a man has quail or terrapin at his home, the neighbors don't know it as they know it if he has fried onions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
LARGEST FLEET.
Evans to Assemble 10 Ships foF Manoeu
vres.

Washington y. q, lnly Plans or
extensive manoruNres 81 the North At,
laatie fleet are being matured ~ The
general naval board in conjunction with
Rear Admiral Evans, commanding thu
Heat. Admiral Dewey. president Of the
board, has sent 20 Admiral Evans a copy
81 Che programme Of the nan0euVfcs
III the Fresh ilect IN the Mediterranean.
The nan0euyres are uuder command
81 Vice Admiral FunFnieE. who not long
auo visited tho United States and WA
4 anest Fl some " eur naval officers.
Belore autumn Admiral Evans viii
have ficct - i6 hattteshins, which win
IS the EARNEST Heet 81 effective vessels
exer assembled al one time ~ the Unit.
"a states. a new feature Is 60 be IN
sfodteed IN the manoenvres this sum
ner. and the ships are Go practice eve.
lptions without Signals in order TO meet
emergencies ia battle when, owing to
smoke o. when signal apparatus has
h,spn shot away signals can no longer
he given.
While N n regarded n somewhat hag,
ardans Il nsanoemir the big battleships
without signals, Il 4 thought necessary
Is have the officers familiar with this
datx N case they are engaged in actual
war al some time in the iatnre aud a
situation should arise neeessiiaiing the
abandonment OF signals,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
NEW MEMBERS


New Nopk. 1uly rhe President
will give the country i fHm Interstate
commerce commission a. soon q he new
ate law goes into effect. according % i
Washington dispatch q The Times rhs
law authorizes him 70 apIaint two new
commissioner, and be has promised "a
appoint James :. Harlan. She son 81
Justice Harlan, and EdNao B Clark
al lowa friend 81 Senator DoliNef
aud senator Nilsson. who eane into
riumnFHte AZ member III the coal
strike ram,nissiaR
Besides appointing these fwa commits
sinne,3 ID August, flle President has Az
ranged 10 name two more commissioners
80 succeed Judge Clements and ladge
knapp bat there IS no intimagioh nct
IN regard % them It has bern decided
thAt Commissioner rlaaly against
whom senator Lodge ana eihct New
England senator's made s0eA simnu.
ous iiehl u 10 remaln "a the commis
STEM lhi + ,lua ga the iHtentssion
80 senator Proctor, e. whom frnusN' u
Hast appointment was aun lNdwc
FgentN, having moved Az residence from
Vermont w Massachusetts. hh epposi
tion ot lodge WINS expected II be enough
s. bow Him o0t, hut Il las failed, on.
ing tn the incanbtnts reed fccord aud
rfoetcf's ind0cucc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
And Both We're Shut Outs
BY New York
WRETCHED FIELDING
And Poor Batting Was the Reason for
Downfall Boston Nationals Won
From New york 3 TO ia
Fast Game.


F's administering Two defeats. beth
II which were shiit AlTts, II tie Boston
aggregation YESTERDAYS afternoon Ncn
York tool the lead ii she american
leaeae The ganles were @ mn
IS 10 D, and the reasna were inability
10 hit and tniAeralie work III the Geld
at critical Times fhc former Nata
pifBA aft 55pelfsslg ii tige tex Pliiia
Aelpbia N srrmd, having leieatea Nasli
in4tpn yestertay Ny flle #egfe ~ n
sf6
lba fsostpn Nationals sept up TIE
splendid Wors by defeating the Charts
Yesteraag + 10 I OIL tie grounds "a
the iafter, Boston outbatte9 tht ham
pions and both teams played effetloss
ball 81 Sic field i'lftshuTu toak 4 faii
out 81 the ehcstg thieaa0s III fast
game, wllile tic Trolley Ddd9efs were
~ match whatever ipH the ftiiadel.
phias losing by the score 81 ID Il q.
Yesterdays American League Scores
N Boalou re naaia. sW Yprk "
tioston snd wpnc, Ne# Yprk \, iif~s
toH q.
Az Philadelphia Philadelphia 3,
Washington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
SYMPATHY FOR MRS, READ.
Expressed by the ST. Johnsbury W. c.
I. U. Recently.

81 lohnsbnry. July d AZ recent
meeting d che W u 4. II tho following
resolution II sympathy for Mrs lJa
" Read WAS adopted
NesolYeds That we. The members nf
The N, bloomsbury Au2iliaFy Of the Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union, 10
hcafiily endorse aud sustain opr state
president, Nts. tia II. Read, that we
depofc tie fat that grossly cxaggef
aicd statements concerning simple in.
eidcut, hnve been given 10 the press
Throughout New England statements
which reflect upon hur character Al d
woman, and prre calculated 70 niure
her usefulness II the organization which
ahe has - worthily rcpfcscntcds iur
thetinofe
Aesolfedi That We deeply regret the
unprotoked attack which has been made
upon M innocent WOmsn aud we heart
|ilf eStrnd II her assufencp Of our sym
paihy our hearty support aud co.opera.
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
New PENSIONS GRANTED.
Additional, Increase Reissue ana Wild
ows Are ID List.


SIS Iohnsbury. galy The following
pensions have been allowed through the
agency 81 ]. b. Ripley since last list was
ppbii-hetI
Additional Eawagd 81. Potter, st.
Johnsbury, stO from Ianuary 40, 1906;
Daniel Harvey West Barnet, sl0 from
January 2s, 1905 James X. symes, Bar
net, $f2 from March 10, 1905.
Increase Edwin { Potter Ss. Johns
bury, S24 from March II 1906 Isiah
Piper. Greensboro Bend, s25 from Febru-
AIRY III, 1906; nafid Mood, sheffield,
SO from april IL. 19o6; Samuel n.
Martin, Lyndon, So from August 2,
1908. Thomas G. Berry, Sheffield. Sl2
from March /. 1906: &. W. Hubbard,
Lyndon, Sf2 from March II 1906 Ed
win A. Crow Barton. SO from May 1,
1906; Nehemiah Iii Page. 81. .iohnsbury
Center sue from March l5, 1906: soho
mon MI Davis. Greensboro Bend Ss4
from April 25. 1g06: Thomas sher,
lrasburg, St5 from October 1s. lvD5
Reissue: franklin Beiknap. Sher-
brooke, p q. Sla from June II, 1905
Widows Helen ] Blodgett, Ncwbmry,
SIS from January Il, 1906 Manda NJ
Hill. LunenbuIg, $40 from February 2g,
1906; Georgia { White. West Derby. s.
from May Z. 1906; Sarah A. Wheeler,
Tower Waterford, S12 from March 26,
1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
cor GOLD FELLOW AT LAST.
Trout which Has Played With Hard
wick People for Years.

Ilardwirk. tuiy \ Levi Hall Is the
champion fisherman % iladwick, that
- considering size of brook trout taken
from tie riYef, md his feat bids fait IL
hold good fer some days u come. Tues
daN be landed tpeckled beauty that
measured nineteen aud one half inchr4
and weighed three pounds aud nine
ounces HI caught the blk fellow With
q nv, near Jackson bridge and had con.
siderable trouble landing him ,iust as
Mr. Hall got the net under him the
sincw u the ny broke, but he was land
I'd This same trout has played With
HaraMitls 4pprismen for il number of
years, among Them doc llaui6rd, Ciaf
cnH Sawyer and Others, and many
touches II ehngrln msyr they expefi.
eneiA AZ he has coaxed tlrIn 81 hy
4howing hitnself occasionally when TREY
were afouud The stories they have
told about his size put everything else
70 shame
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
OUR SOLDIERS asMARrEsTr
Best Looking in the world, Says
Winter.

Washington. July The military
appearance 81 The Amcfoan soldier was
IA surprise 60 George y Winter, who
came from London on invitation % the
War Department q design certain in
provempnts II Tho unifnems ii tho scr
Vice which would hting them n Inns
with The Acknowledged superior ut nnd
makeup ~ Che British uniforms sihe
American soldier hrs the best build an,
heaiing n the wofld.s declared Nlt.
Winter on The eve Of his departure for
New YORK. = thought thal Tommy AZ.
kins WIS tho best IN line. 50 | am sur.
prlsed at What | hatr seen here, While
The American soldier Is not 20 beefs as
the laritishel, he = smarter and better
set nn ne n the best looking soldier
IN The World superior 81 The ilghting
men ~ Germany France "a England
The only improvement III tire unilnrmA
"a ta giyp him hrtteF Ht giving fun
elfect to his hne qualities
TIN patterns submitted hy Me- Winter
indicate numerous minor changes IN The
uniforms but No radical departure from
existing atyles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
American Arrested 10 Ger
many as an Anarchist
SEARCH HOME I'M SEATTLE
Poilee Report Finding Large 0uaptities
d High Explosives for Making
Bombs-fIanting for His
Baggage.


aItona, Prussia, July I. II beeame
knoMH yesterday that August Eosene
berg. an alleged anarchist ffon Seattle,
WASH, was arrested here Iuesda Il, July
r. De was leaving train arriving al
As;aH4. Acsing 90 information received
from the police 81 New York tie au-
fiefsties hers sfefe watching Tor Rosen.
|i.eFg, wbo hss relatives living here.
Roseubegg. who was accompanied by
hts Wife, came NJ Europe 0H the Eiam
burg AmeYicsn lsne steamer Patricia,
2hieh ieit New Work June III, and ar-
rived III Hamburg iune za Tic prison.
er aiiirns that he II All american citi
zen.
Ills taggage has been forwarded 10
another part 81 Germany and has not
yet heen searched IS tie police
London, lilly q according to q de,
afehisi arrested At Aitana. Prussia. II
MANNED Rosenberg and he i credited
with BAKING designs IN tae lite IF En-
pefo William
Semitic, Jfdy T.0n IDLY Tie police
Ell this ciiY, acting AZ The instance of
the German government faided the
hause formerly occupied by August
Rosenberg. n Micklayer and found Il
plant for naking bombs and informal
machines
Rosenberg lett Seattle for Hamburg
on sIay ! Az that time tie German
government received warning frem
Seattle that an attempt would be made
Il assasinafe the German Emperor The
German consul here subsequently recciys
TEA eabltarau from Hamburg instruct
ino him tD Investigate.
Tie articles seized included more than
900 bottles ~ acids and explosives,
praeibles, mortars uouds, a furnace,
and considerable scrap iron.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07

Il kRow said business man af wids
exgaaienee how crowded With Studies
the seileels afe now. and I should be 10th
t. recommend the introduction q any
new ones bat / wish sometimes that the
boss and girls who are giving time 70
10 many little fasls coald be lndneed 10
give more to the art of writing letters.
He did nat refer 10 tiIe mere art of
writing CORRECT English 81 the agt VII
writing an interesting personal atseF.
niE ID tile preparation uf really good
business letters, III which tle matter iii
aand should be treated not pnlg clearly
and conversely hUt also ceafieaGslv
The need iie mentioned is one which IS
fest By thousands 81 business men and
may well claim the attention of voting
people Of both sexes WHO look forward
to business life THE ability % write
inteligentiy i not rare bat lie plpaeity
- write in such d way as To produce a
pleasant personal feeling gar the house
one represents N extremely rare.
Malfy writers fail Ill the matter Uf
courtesy either in Till way III omission
Ut articles and constant Authorization, ars
more colnmonly. in neglpetin0 to give
tie either man tile benefit Of the daubt.
IN other words, the fault with FHost bsSsi
ness letter. 4 fault Of poor manners
fatiger than Of mental deficiency
Never, III any circumstances. allow
your first letter, ia a case 81 difference,
to Be harsh or diseouFteous, said a
business man 10 one of his clerks. M
matter hew much Won think tha man
nas injured III, 4ive him the benefit of
the doubt. Assume that he has nsaae
u mistake ratllsr Thin that III hses ais-
represented ITO take the either course
II ii enter blind alley fou may have
to turu around 10 get out 81 It. The
Youth Companion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
WHERE IT'S COOLER.

They're moppn brows ID Kansas,
iis the same II old AIizon,
They're sweatin ii chicago.
M ia dear old Gotham, too,
They're meltin shirts in Boston.
Which, to Deneeritrs. seems queer.
We're slcepin' under blankets
Under blankets 10 YOU hearg
They re swelierin IN Pittsburg,
An in old ST. Louis town
Prostrations are IN order.
For the suns sure heatin' down:
They're scorehin' II Atlanta,
But this, ms friends, as Idle stccr-
We're slcepin' under blankets
tndcr blankets do yeu heart
They laugh at Colorado
That ~, some poor light-hcads do.
Rut states that She can't equal
Are indeed most awfu few,
The ones that are perspirin'
Better step back to The rear,
Were slcepin' under blankets
Under blankets 10 you heary
Denver Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
A Good Showing III Hardwick.

Ain increase 81 nearly $4,000 III bank
ing business III six months time seems
10 tile Gazette pretty substantial
showing That increase has been made
in our home banking institution, the
Hardwiek Savings Bank and Trust
Company In the same period Of time
the bank has increased its surplus So,
COO, besides declaring It's semiannual
dividend and II now has $50 ,G2G.3i in
surplus and undivided profits Patrons
of the bank in the savings department
have shown their confidence Ia the iii
stituiion by swelling the figure " de-
posts since the first Of January, S40,-
40s02 Business has been good ia Hard
wick during that time il IS true and the
laboring people seem to know where to
put their savings to have them safe.-
Hardwick Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
pEoPLgs AeApEMY rEAcngRs.
Principal Baebe ne engaged for lsEh
Year.

MarFisyIlle Eniy Il lhc schooi dis
reeiprs imse engaged Principal WI AL
Ilcebp n renalu at tbo hcaa N People,
Aeaaeuy for another year They have
also eugagei Miss Anna slower, 81 pre-
eeptFess, position wlsieh She lios yefy
.atly filed IN seesfai yeafs II j. aise
espeeted tlti Air Nielp, who neted a.
assistant ii the academy defia9 tlge
hst tefm 1t tlse past Ycaf Mfli retggn
foi smother year Ihe either tw0 scaei
cfs XIV tt# academy hase n0t set been
Mics Winnie Iyndal WIN
fake tllc place III Mrs n. "a. SMALLER
n the second primary department and
Miss MafT Ifnlai VIII hayt the Grst
primary, Miss BlNaene Leach VIII fetlHn
10 the iirst intermediate ord Miss Clara
Carpenter % the second intermediate.
Prot Hsebe viii enter upon his 18TH
year and tile fact hot he has been Kept
AT the head III ppoples Academg "
many years Il conclusive proof that 10
hin h ne small credit dilc iot tlie lign
standing and reputation ~ tlHs popular
institution
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
MRS. THAW RODE
IN WHITES AUTO
Kept up Her Friendship With the Arch
itect After iief Marriage. Says
Whites Chauffeur.

View York. JlfEy That Evelyn Nes
hit Ihaw Was OH anicablc tefns with
Stamford White after her mnrfIage ~
Harry & sihew wAs yesterday appai
eutfe established by 4 statement u IN
evening paper from j0fr 3ufne night
chauffeur to Nfr White Aifs. fhaw
djaed Id The company of M. White Fl
leptof n6stafauf 6nc night iast Sep
ietnfieg, nnsl Hem node To her hotel il
tIf Whites electric bansnsn
4haM and fhr former chorus Kill were
mlaafied III pitssb4rr Nh April \, is05s
liye months frNeieps NJ slle episode hit
tisr Broadway Restaurant recalled by
Burns.
iflunA GAYS That II psne months fhe
only woman who cvcf rode u tie eieet
lrie hanson At tlle samo filup with Mr..
White was the architects wife
~ danied the reported orgies ii slad
ison Square tower
John Burns, wlo wna employed bY
White al i chauffeur, snys III lis state
iusnt that 0n THO occasions, 0nee In
FelwtafF aud again III September. la0s,
mn electric eab which hc drove waa
placed at tbe disposal IN NIFs Ihaw hY
White THE first ~ these occasions Was
bef0fe ter fuarFiaqe. The SECOND wis five
months after II III oaeh instance. ne
eoidinE 20 the chauffeur, SHE was taxi
En- from 4 restaurant u her hotel. and
ii neither easc did White accompany
her.
flarns ssys Tint Ne was engaged ~
White IN the lattof part IL january,
1905, II drive bis electric cab between
TIE hoina If 4 d. III. and 4 II mi, and
continued III his employ until Tue latter
part ol September N thai year The
llee u the electric machine was diseon
tiuued at thai time, ~ aays, because
81 The persistent following IL Tie cab
by men riding bicycles, % foot and aiso
III haneous. tifabouts aud automobiles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
NAME is FAMILIAR"
SAID MORGAN TO BRYAN
Odd Meeting of Two Famous Ameri-
cans in London They Shock
Hands. Then Drifted
Anart

New York, July Ia special cable
from london to tie sun says
The Express describes the meeting at
Ambassador Reids reception OF J. Pier
pont Morgan and Mr.. Bryan, who said
that he never before had found COM
mon friend TO introduce them Alr.
Morgan with faint smile said dryiy
and intemogntigely Bryan Bryant
The name sounds familiar. bnt / have
not had the pleasure Of meeting sou
before
Zach looked a. the other very mar
rowly as their hands met and when they
had shaken hands they dfifted apart
without eonver-iBg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
PAYING LOSSES
iee Frisco Claims Settled BY $4,000,
600 Payment BY Fire Companies.

San Francisco, CAL, July y. Ihe Call
said yesterday
tine hundred aud slxiyssix settle
nenis that have been effected hy ire
insufnnra eumpanioA indicates thai IN
the business section of SAN fraueiseo
More than si0o,u00,00o win he paid 1T
ppin u fire losers. This estimate II
hascd Of The adjustments made I'll losses
that hayr alfrady eonr hefoic commit
tees. The average adjusted loss ia the
100 instances mentioned - ss4.9aa. the
fetal pafmehts being zil.On0.00u The
Sound value Of TOO properties Is given
nc Sin.000n0n Nv ihc udiusterA. 6on.
seqnentlv thc reduction FOR earthquake
slomnee and fof Oh other causes n the
adjustments "a S5,o00.0OO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
a Tragic rnish.

4 WAtchmaHs neglect permitted
leak IN the great North sea dyke, which
child's finger could have stopped, TO
become o ruinups break. devastating an
entire province 81 Holland. In ike
manner Kenneth Mclter OF Nancehoro,
Me-. permitted little cold to 20 i'm
noticed until 4 tragic finish was only
aycrtcd III Dr. King Ntw Discovery.
8e writes Three doctors gave me w
M die III lung inflammation caused IN
x neglected cold hnt lar king's New
Discovery saved my lifaT Guaranteed
hest cough and cold cure at the Red
Cross Pharmacy. soc aud Sf00. Trial
bottle free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
WARSAW POLICE TO RESIGN.
Terrorized BY Repeated Assassinations
BY the Revolutionists

Warsaw, Russian Poland, July 4.
The reign Of crime and terrorism i so
great here that the police haze decided
to resign
A few days ago, a. a MEASURE oi pro-
lection against assassination By the
Reyohtiouists, The system Of police
beats was abandoned and the police were
formed into patrols for mutual self
protection against mountaineering and
stealihy transformations. but this only
made 4 easier for the Terrorisis 70
shoot thep,
The governor general when notified Of
The decision 81 the police. threatened
to arrest aud punish those who failed
to appear for duty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
MRS, THAw's MOTHER SAYS
SHE WILL TELL STORY.
She Denies Introducing Her Daughter Il
Stanford White and That She II
In SccIusinn.

pittrhwr pa., Jnly \ Mrs Charles
= Holman mother III Mrs llarry &.
IhaW, broke silence yesterday Tor The
first time since the killing of White,
and In SHIRT statement, issued @ the
press. nnde denial Of many stories
printed in pittsbutg and New York pa
prs.
IN the statement Ms Holman aayss
i ucyer introduced my daughter 20
ktaniurd White | never took her 10
theatre nanagefs accompanied her
AZ would not permit her going ulonol
have been malieiously misrcptrsented.
nv stury viii b. told At the proper time.
Am moi il stsiet scclSaion tiase re
reived I'll friends, but denied reporters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
WANTED A RETRIEVE
FOR SCHILDL0ESKI
Gov, Guild 81 Massachusetts petitioned
Against TO Stay Execution ~
Murderer.

Boston, July Z 4 delegation com
posed Of Dr Goldssmit, Dr. lanes G.
Ady and other women called ON Gov.
Guild yesterday aud presented petit.
ton siened BIZ several hunarrd citizens
Of Boston, praying far rHpiirve Tor
John Sehidlolski, thr wife murderer. an.
der sentence q death, III order ihat q
thorough cNaininatlan sraaiding the
mans sanity may be had
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
"rouRrH's0 DEArn List ii.


thicAgo hiY .fiftyonc lives
thrown away and 3a5i celchNnts maim.
"a o. injured. some Of them fatally. +
the Yceofd Il thia years glorious founh
~ compiled hN correspondents OF the
Tribune un 10 an early hour Yesterday
The loss Of lie alnio-t equals that
81 last year. when hftynne peieous
we've kllled. Willis every record for tie
number ii injured has been hrokeu
Nearly me thousand moro were ii has,
pitfalls THURSDAY ~ swalhed III handa9es
ihan ia the day following Tho holiday
last vear
The ,leaalN tOy pistol WAS espunsi
iac for nlge peresniage Of Tho injuries
and six 81 The dead