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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-13
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bic ftattltiiden 8ablen ipcehen oage'
aen. SIN Sabre 1880 belief iib Der
@ert unferer Nderbauprooutte auf
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1900 auf So. 764. 600. 900 eeitieaet
mar, mas elm @adstum BON 70
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ihen staatsausibuffes uon Snoiana
iebr ribtig ert(drte, ienem taun nod
mDsli& MAIDEN, ~notpenoige 0eu'
bauteu aufsufibren?
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nod ieoe 8eftdtiaune.
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Gin san Mntpnip,er othter.

Gor uus lieet Elm hibIb ausaes
itatteter Bano enaltiher @eoihte.
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Waid, trttt Der 4os

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heute nod am 2eben iein piiroe.
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Die Gheriffs Gfociation, ruelde
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Sheriff Goblin 5u ibrem Brdiioenten
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antonio abauhnlten.
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
Tho Room Tor Bryan.

Mayor Tom l.. johnson OF Cleveland, O.,
has accepted an invitation to preside At the
reception TO william J. Bryan in Madison
Square garden. New York, on Mr.. Bryan
return 10 this country. Henry Watterson,
editor Of the Louisville courier-Journal, viii
deliver an address on behalf OF the south,
and Alexander Troup Of New Haven, Conn,
will sneak in the name Of the east. There
will also be a speaker for the west. The
presidential boom for Bryan is spreading.
Conventions in southern states viii almost
certainly endorse Mr.. Bryans candidacy. a
statement issued at Washington Monday by
Representative Burgess OF Texas declaring
that Senator Bailey is not candidate Tor
the democratic presidential nomination IN
1908 is regarded as indicating that william
j. Bryan will have the solid south behind
him al the next national convention. The
statement was issued after consultation win
senator Bailey, who gave it his approval.
With the assurance that he will have the
solid support Of Iowa democrats as leader
in 1905, Mr.. Bryan has been invited to de-
liver an address before the state demo
cratic convention at Waterloo on Aug. I.
The sentiment among Illinois democrats is
for Bryan and ex.Mayor Carter Harrison Of
Chicago declares that he is the logical choice
OF the present hour and the only one whose
nomination would inspire victory. Col. Henry
watterson of Louisville, KY, has formally
pledged the support OF the Courier-Journal
to Bryan and predicts his nomination in
1908. Indiana democrats in their recent
state convention cheered Bryan wildly and
in their platform named him for president
in 1908. The Bryan wave has also struck
Ohio and an invitation has been cabled Mr.
Bryan to stop in Cincinnati on his way
home. Mr.. Bryan and party will return to
America early in September. The reception
in New York will be followed by another
in Nebraska A proposition has been made
to place the name Of Ex-Governor Douglas
Of Massachusetts on the democratic ticket
with Bryan as vice-president., A Washing
ton special to the New York Herald credits
President Roosevelt with saying that Mr..
Bryan will be strong candidate but that
Taft could beat him.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AROUSED.
Caucus Marked by Sharp Discussion
and Much Oratory.


The Brattleboro democracy held n
caucus IN Festival hall last Friday
evening for the purpose of eleeting
delegates 10 attend the state, district
aud county conventions of that party.
Hardly score of the minority were
present yet the proceedings lasted from
$ until very nearly 10 o clock. During
that time there were frequent discus.
sions aud sparkling bits OF oratory. A
feature of the gathering was the re.
fusal of those present to instruct the
state delegates to stand by their party.
A resolution instrueting the delegates
thus was defeated, but another was
passed which expressed the sense of
the local democracy rs being in favor
of straight democratic ticket.
The meeting was called to order by
Nj. j. Moran, who was chosen chairman
with NJ. Austin, jr., as secretary. The
first business was the election of dele.
gates and alternates to the state and
district conventions, and il resulted as
follows: Delegates, A. p. Carpenter,
G. II. Davenport, r. 5. Childs, W. A.
SUBWAY, NJ. Austin, ir., 7. j. Heaphy,
J. 7. Kaine and NJ. j. Moran; alter.
mates, c. A. Boyden, d. J. Stolte, A. w.
Roel, Il. Fleming, G. A. Eels, ID. NJ.
Brosnahan, +. c. Dunklee and John
Calvin
The following delegates were chosen
TO attend the county convention with
the right to choose their own alter.
mates: X. S. Childs, ]. ]. Eckels, T.
Aher, j. G. Ullery, j. NJ Dugan, 4. ii.
/ No. IL Il Il. H. n
Swift, II. IL. Hunter William Boyce,
NJ. j. Doyle, G. G. Baker, C. +. Mann,
+. j. Sawyer, C. IL. Pratt and David
Carey.
The question of choosing a democrat
ic town committee to serve for the en-
suing two years took up considerable
time and after several lists had been
brought in followed by the refusal of
the nominees to have their names used
the following committee was chosen:
C. II. Davenport, A. p Carpenter and
+. |. Swift.
The question of instructing the state
delegates on the question of fusion
brought out considerable discussion. c,
II. Davenport and Nj. J. Moran spoke
against entering into any sort of an al
lance with the Clement faction, while
Frank S. Pratt, T. J. Heaphy and j. j.
Eckles were among those who argued
in favor of such action. Mr.. Eekels
spoke with especial vehemence on the
subject and his remarks were listened
to attentively by North Main street
residents who were sitting on Their
verandas.
A motion to instruct the delegates to
stand by the straight democratic ticket
was introduced by NJ. Austin, ir., and
lost. Finally Mr.. Austin introduced q
motion that the delegates be unin,
structed but that the sense of the local
democracy as expressed by the caucus
was in favor of a straight democratic
ticket. This resolution was passed and
adjournment taken.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
She Also Had a Pet.

When the thin woman in the long gray
Mister sat down in the subway car opposite
the fat woman holding bright little ocotch
terrier ii could be seen at once that tne!
nod noints of common interest and that
.hose noints of common interest consisted
of dogs. ;,
.What dear little fellow he is shirped
the thin woman.
"Isn't he dear9'' cooed the fat woman,
smuggling her pet so closely that ne hao
to sniff for breath.
"Mine is a French poodle" ventured the
thin woman II hear those gray terriers are
coming into style, though.
Eyes, they re all the rage, said the fat
woman Il had to give up fifty for Sandy.
handsome young woman who occupleu
the seat by the thin woman was an interest,"
ed listener to the colloquy. she was goou'
looking enough to attract attention any
where. and she looked as if she loved every
thing in this world, including dogs ohe
leaned over and gave Sandy's head an al
fectionate pat, and Sandy tried to lick her
gloved hand.
.sYou love dogs, too9'' said the fat WON
an. . III
'oh, yes;'' was the reply, "who could
help it, A..
what kind is your pet dogi' came the
eager query.
i'Minel oh, haven't any dog. My pei
is baby.
And the fat woman and the thin woman
raised their brows, turned up their noses
and grew coldly silent, just as II some one
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
Monroe's Good Work.

The brilliant work of Arthur j. Mon
roe of Brattleboro, W., Wesleyan S star
twirler for the season, has caused much
favorable comment, says the Springfield
Republican. This is Monroe's fourth
year on the varsity as a pitcher. This
year he has pitched consistent ball, be-
ing forced TO bear the brunt of the
game, by team which did not develop
its fielding until late in the season. lie
has won nearly all of the games which
he has pitched and has scored victories
over Dartmouth, Tufts, Columbia, Man
haitian, Syracuse, Rutgers, and New
York university. He sprained his ankle
in midseason. which greatly handi-
capped him in his delivery, and Kept
him out of the Amherst and Williams
games. His greatest feat, this year,
was winning four games in one week,
three of which were shutouts. TUFTS
was beaten 3 to /, Manhattan, 10 to o,
Dartmouth, 3 to 0, and Columbia, TO
0. He was at his best in the Dartmouth
game, when he held the green down to
one hit and was faced by only 80 bat
tiers. Monroe has a peculiar "cross'
fire. delivery, with plenty of steam.
He uses his head well and fields his po'
sition in almost perfect style. lie is a
heavy and sure hitter, and leads the
WESLEYAN batters with an average OF
over 300 He was captain during ms
Junior year, but refused reelection.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
Changes in the Graded Schools,

The following grade assignments have
been made by the prudential commit
tee of school district No. .; Mrs. Abby
Harlow by her own request has been
assigned TO grade of Canal street
school. Mrs. Harlow, after several
years faithful service as teaching
principal OF that building, finds Il nee
essary 10 tighten her burden and the
present arrangement has been made by
the committee at her own suggestion.
Miss Florence Wellman has been trans,
ferred from grade Z, high school
building, 10 grade I, Canal street school,
where she viii assume the principalship
Miss Wellman will also continue her
gymnastic instruction In IL OF the
grade rooms. Miss Edith Applin has
been assigned 10 grade Z, high school
building, and Miss Mary Croker, at
her own request, is returned TO the Es'
teyville school. Miss Akley has been
assigned TO grade 3, high school build
ing. in place of Miss Winchester who
will teach grade g. Miss Williams and
Miss Luce have been engaged TO carry
on the eighth grade work in place OF
Miss Driver and Miss Lewis, resigned.
Miss Williams comes here with eight
years experience in grammar school
work in Rhode Island and Connecticut,
having resigned an excellent place IN
Thomaston, Conn, TO take the position
here. Miss Luce is n graduate of the
Worcester, Mass, state normal school
and is also resigning a place in Thomas
ton TO come to Brattleboro.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
PACKERS FINED HEAVILY.
Convicted Of Making Concessions and Ae'
eepting Rebates.

In An. limited states district court at
Kansas city. Mo, Friday, Judge smith Ne
Pherson Of Red Oak iaa passed sentence
anon the seven defendants recently convict
cd Ina this court Of making concessions aud
accepting aud eanspiFins 10 accept rebates
an shipmrn,s. Judgments In the nature OF
aues we're assessed as follows; Swift
Co, as. 900; Cudahy Packing company, 49,
DOE Armour Packing company, sla,oooi
Nelson. Morris 4 Co.. $4,000 Chicago,
Huntington 4 Quincy railway, sla,0ooi
George l., Thomas Of New York was fined
10000 and sentenced TO four months In the
penitentiAry; l.. ID. Taggari Of New York
was aned $4,000 and sentenced TO three
months In the penitenliafy.
Anneals were aled In each case and stay
Of execution was granted until June ~ I'M
nh they could be perfected, The bonds IN
the case Of Thomas and Taggart were Fixed
a, $4,000 each. and for the packing com
NAMES and the Burlington At $4,000 each,
Nations for new trials for the defendants
were ali oyerruled. The indictments upon
which the various defendants were tried
were returned in Kansas City by the grand
Jury on Dee. ~, 1908
George L. Thomas Of New York city, 4
freight broker, aud his chief clerk, L. d.
Taggart, whose ease was the first to be
tried. we're convicted Of securing rebates
from railways on shipments from New York
"a 81. Louis and Kansas City dry goods con
Germs. The penalty provided is a fne Of not
less than $1,000, nor more than $4,000,
or Imprisonment In the penitentary for not
more than two years, or both hne and i'm
prisonmcnt. The packers were convicted on
the charge Of accepting concessions from
the Burlington railroad on packing.house
products for export. The railroad company
was convicted OF granting concessions TO the
packing companies. The penalty provided
in the case OF the packers and the Burling,
ton involved fine Of from $1,000 to 100000
on each count, but not imprisonment.