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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
Mrs. Corey Il pMere Land.

sious Falls, $, u, March Mrs,
William 4, Corey, who has arrived here
presumably Ter che purpose cf establish.
iug residence IL securo . aiV0gce nom
her husband, the pgcsldeRs "a tho Steel
I'rast, keeps close Ia her apartments,
even having her meals served IN prls
yata. Yesterday she received tele.
gram from an Eastern paper asking for
statement and was greatly surprised
that her identity should have heoa dis
covered 81 quickly.
she stiil refuses 70 see or send any
message 50 the newspaper men who are
seeking interviews
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
SIR INK AGE OF A MILLION
mo ASSETS VI $500


GhieaRp, lil, Aageh q n million dot
lHgs he6 giaatpsa9ea from the assets M
tise ass AQgafA nipg 40 sgtgpeta
ne Ngeleig aHa thG pgkt 9kii@s dspaFt
lneNk IL fegijlg ~ nha II President
gHilaf A1ha eamits tbst iie received
tlta1 aNgellat ~ aeliiag stoas "A tite
e4HiHaAg ia M eAfless ei4lu stAislHa,
bslt pagt hs spent II III expenses
tDas Gtg0s luspsflgfs assseaafet ilat
n tAs af,q%f seV1 Ieee5 "a freg NE sale
~ Rt9ek 1890 999 IfgA ea4ea ~ goods
N 1hf sas gesf aaa thoaaands N d9i
lai@ fegeg IA III pthss bags, ell llV8t tar
a4eissg AsSY Lelas Az placed n tiKH
yslq#g3en ~ the post Oiyiee tlsH "a s9ial,
Tif tfselgta IF ela company III January
and February age piaetd aI $3.50 A9H.
Many olaWs Aeae mt heen paid 1ba
hsNk atAqN1Ah If faaa @@lety iS Only
8aH
Ihe stakeholder paid Sig p slleFf.
They NtFe fgld that . 10 pef eent digi
deaa Aeuid 81 paid eaall esaF, aad
MAT ateekhsl9efa w0uia seeei1a pei
sgpt asaegAAs 0A ND purchases made aad
PEI cent commission ~ all eaies
maaa ~ customers.
Coupled WITH lhs court proceedings If
tbs slnYg Told III u, 81 ii sampg0si,
gHea aastes ~ the Cooperative, 4 mag
aalRs Issued III advertise WA business.
Kahn took haukrupt business VI
al pptin1 IL $4,000 gn made u intD
tits lhlBg tAaI he calls Cooperation
Aaia sampson ~ Ia gHeman blip
Hsss lhage ara np officers lliA seeFe
tary end treasurer afe mere h0Dikoep.
ors drawing 4e6 Week ife to0k VII
100 i00g worth u stock IN hie own Use
ane sgld Tie alhsg s2,Saa4o0 ~ the
pnhlieR
\, NJ Day, receiver, began work on
Nv haoks Eiieaaay
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01

on seRIPTuRAL PLANS.



New York, March b. notwithstanding
recent revelations Of grasping undeFf
writing sypdicates adm predatory fnan-
eiers, Mrs. !. Alden Gaylord, head of
the bond investment firms tbat bears her
name, hsney believes that there y
20 place IN the world wiiere there are
- many Christians ~ In Wall street,
"lJtherNise,1 saya shet where would \
BEN
Mrs. Gaylord il the manager " q bond
business Hileh Was founded by her late
hushnnd 10 years ago She 4 conduct
ing the business On Original linest and
expresses tile confident belief that she
will make several million dollars N n
few years. Her friends ia banking and
brokerage FIRMS ID the financial district
gay she bea displayed remarkable apti
tilde for business,
Seated at hen desk III a spacious office,
this plucky little woman, whose halr
Is only slightly tiHged with grey, spends
her tine discussing with her clients the
llosetion Of security issues and the r.
nancing Of railway lines. Religious mot
toes are posted on the Mails and Ics,
lamont and prayer books occupy con.
spicuous place on the desk.
yes, esery morning after ! arrive
IN this city, said Mrs Gaylord, Il
spend a fen moments in old Trinity TO
pray. Before VIZ begin business here
se have prayer meeting In the Office.
/ conduct the services, assisted by my
partner, Mr. Fletcher.
I'VE carry on our work here aeef
ing 70 the teaching 81 the seriptgs
Even II ! make only one-quartcr of one
per cent, that Is enough And business
il coming in from every part Of the
country. Only yesterday two loans came
in, one for s3,000,000 and another for
s2 900 900.
n believe the Lord has educated me
il all this. know Tie i helping ME,
and the money make will 20 to the
Lord | only want to provide for my
grandchildren. An the rest will 20 to
charity and the missions"
y. Alden Gaylord was for 40 years
conspicuous figure III Wall street. lie
was Of striking presence and had null
iitude Of friends lie died in 1901 at
his home IN Boonton, n j., at the age
~ SO, leaving his business affairs In a
rather complicated stare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
aErs room ny mAn
illsnaIa Woman Holds the Fart Against
the Pelre

Jacksonville IT, MaWh Miss nelle
hlshap Ia sill building lha font, einee
tehraaIf Is She has been heseged 10
her dwelling ID tbs paliaa, who have
resented ia nAnty panA@iNahla measure
u iasel hes qarliualioni but sho ahNWa
na mnfu algn II yielding than she 40
WhAa heg supply 81 hood aud water WAS
eus 90 aud sha faced starvation All
nHagls u tha ehisl at ppllea % arhiuata
have been futile nNu quarter u The
leltlr NY III Alas Bishop and she %.
inses sgea % Aiseuss sueA d thing 40 a
ppgAplnmise
The lead ana Walsg problem has been
solved hN hef attorney, who lesarted "a
The aApeaieAt ~ snAalng such nnHaaAi
tias lhlnnah Iha mails, aud she Is rs
iaa hpr furniture l0g inel
lhe phleel al tile police 10 deslging Is
gain entganee 10 the promises is 70 Taxa
Z eeasus u Misa liishaps FanmeFs, samo
"a whom afe ppgsuRa whose statue III
tia community thpy desifa 10 inFestlr
cate and adjust
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
ron nIaHER sALARms,
Bin to Make tbs PRESIDENTS Pay sTp,-
600 Year

Washington, March bill read
iusiina allieia salaries was introduced
hY senator aalipgeF oi New llamp
shire, yesterday, Tie roaalnstmeuts arc
81 hppame effective on Marph 4, 1000,
The salaries proposed by Che bin are as
tallnwsi President, f1A,nlQj Niea egesi
dent, sls,OnNt members ~ tbs tahinsi,
sia,01Ni Speaker ~ Che lluuse Of Rpp
fespn,allfes, sia0o0i Senators and Rept
tqsenMthes N Congress, $1,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
Two Aamirala Rslired.

Washington, Mafeh II Rear Admiral
Colby NJ GheBtef5 superintendent IL the
Naval observatory and commander d
the spaeiRl sefyiea squadron Mlllsh went
III che M8iitenaaean iast summer NJ
abssfEe tlie ealipse III tha eln, Was
placed ia Wv retired list yesterday ns
Nill "a retained ID temporary active
duty Ii The BlVsen 81 Navigation Az
mlfai Chester VIII b. saocaeaed ~
charge of tba Naval Observatory w
Raaf Admiral Asa walker. li,a retire.
meat II Admiral french W Chadwick
also neeanea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
REAL HAVANA FOR FIVE CENTS,
c, Il, Kendr.ek = Go, at last Find !
Nickel Cigar Worth Smoking

When G. II, kepdriek s ca, who p,Vb,
ably have tbs largest sails Tor high grade
cigars ii ANY dvAleg iR iialFe, heard that
a leag Havana alter cigar Was helng
setallea Ter 81 they wese naturally h,
eredulous, As tAey wanted % give their
0Nstempgs the best elgars for iee least
W0ney, they ges 4 sample beN ~ Waas
worth Rros, CAIeas,
The samples were ah right and they
egsietel a TRIAL l,aoo % see hoW they
would please Che trade, The result WNs
Wonaethll, as men Who had aeep huying
ien and Alteen,eenl eigags seia they pre-
lefea the INiep4 ~ M ia easl ANA saA,
islagsegly sWeke With 4 clear Havana
agaQe,
ny a Chige tcaay and qpa viii eRioy
Sc il XoA hke 9 geed eiyNN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ Iocal applications @s they canngi reach the
dteezAen i,1Ttitn ~ he ear here IL only one
@at ekirs dTainste, ANS that h by etn-tiiu-
eNnai U 3aedi ygA Hsef " caused by an IN
aani Il cafidifinu III the MnFgHf iniig 81 the
FaNraestian uie Wher tisiA tubs i. innamed
yau hive TuInh ing aund Or mpeTfeci hear
4 n nj uhtf II Is m iFeis Used. d)ta ess Is
Ia sHit and aDisss he ilram n'atiun can 10
ken cut SID his ihlse rebt rea 20 us normal
esgndif3uH hearing Will Ne deT rtyeH forever;
nine X sxAuaf ten are cal2sed ~ CataFrh,
which is nuf hing Dill an iniiamsd eondi, i0n Of
the Mucous su faces
NeWl give ne Hundred iaolafk or anv
nh be ~ falis atafTa ure. sepd fer
clr uiaTa m Z.
ii d. q EsFy g. Co. Toledo, o.
Sid hy UFu sgiefs. ri
9ake 4EaI y miiy piils for constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
KING eNEyER BETTER"
Eaward's Physician Denies All RamoS
of III Nealth.

vienna, March ~. Dr. OFT King Ed.
ward's Aarienbad physician, on his 70.
turn from England publicly denies tie
nnmors II TIN majesty III health. There,
Dr Ott declares, are malicious inyen.
tions possibly traeeable 70 political mo-
iiyes. He says King Edward was never
Ia better health than at present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01

weak Iasngs are = censtant se.ifsf
az a4nger aHa ore easNog ee tog
g8i y aring tssia tfvsEE AAnRsf
People afe altDsefisef too Dssti% te Aa n
lect wfsat tAey term 9 II 800
tbs colG 8 very often tie teTsrssfisssf
of death. Fress 'llttls Spia ! 80
@elops iYsto viz ems, aad f-sn fellgss
Serious ecnapilca ioas 4 eo1Rh FtsAskk
WI ffe fhfoat. %o pdgt3g9Aaf atte1Rlsn
IN pald III fsis. bat II Eoes III 1000
bat sprely getting in iss 1ead az Wgf q
me ooaaA gradualiy aeycencs antii Z
fa4tene seeif Upon tl.e tgngs. gro
then Tor tie fret time me t.e'lA Rs-
glYas ID res TIA hts daHgeF- Lfsless s1S
@r~assc action IN taken taig cough WiA
aeselop into eonRHr pstcfA
Cad Iiyef Gil has III been feeoHs
lied ~ medical a'tsNslfief rs 1fe
osf efFsnfeY4 remedy III Throat ard
eng dle.4eagsleg. IL Msaee's ENru1.
MIN yog set tlia p'trest Norwegian fs2a
Gi#4F OF combined WtFt 1sgtraef III
KalL gssere ~ ~ aAgT feat fl Na-
gees Emulsion that IL not % Deneft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
TROOPS CHANGE FRENCH MOB,
Another Violent Disturbance the Result
OF Church Dispute,

Naxamet, France, March l,-A detaeh,
mont nl troops yesterday charged q mob
II manilastants outside the Church Of
ST. Sauyeur, where the government obi,
cials we've taking an inventory under the
law providing Tor the separation Of
church and state,
Col herge, in command OF the soldiers,
was struck by a stone and seriously
hurt, and number of men were
wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01

Washington ID O. NarVh a. fhe
noWse semms,iee oN asgisNhNfs yvssgg
Aay dv2laea nN ! tNte 81 3 to Z nRa 81
recommend ANS appropriation "a hWy
seeds ips hee distribution hy the is
paglmeHe e agriculture khis meaas a
sAspN1 e aaeNi SRSNe2Q ANNUALLY lhe
valy 4ee4s FVieAassA IS tAe aePAgtwsAt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
NseuIay I'D Famlly v 81 ~ EaIaFe.

New York. Marth / (, ca she list ot
cabin passengers 81 the Hamburg Apegi-
can lipe steamship Nneyika, sailing to.
lay iram this olty bS way IT PNmoath
anA Chelhaaaa. Ste eRieharA A, MesAndy
and man servant. mas. Richard Az Me
(tsray and maid, and louis A, fhetaaa.
Mrs Louis A. lhehaua and maid"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
TREATY REPORTED,
Favovabie Astien On the sAato Domingo
Convention

Washington, Mat | The treaty with
Santa Domingo approving The present
arrangement fHl oolleeillAg the customs
tayeNNaa a she lepupllel MAS yesterday
ordered laynFahlY lVpafled u the Sow
ate bN she eemmiliee ea fereigR 80
latlaRa,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
nun prEas NIL READY,
Il Carries Appropriation et $4,000.
00N

MaAhAstNN MAgVh l. lts various
snh'oomtuitsegs lepqgtea " che House
(pmmittee ~ rNblig tNllding and
tigoUnds NsslVnlay and enc preparation
1T the complete bill waa practically lo
teFmlNgd, Ihis viii call Cos &aa,0Na, zoo
~ sAANNeNQN, bnt AZ understanding N
renagtesl whereby the seAate w,ay ia
VfeAse the am0NN, ~ nearly sis,QNa, 900,
bWt such 4 ssheme viii Het sNggeed fhe
bills introduced 10 She naNae aggregated
SaA,QQaNVA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
aEF war YOU eAit FoR,

Na Dialier what the dWegist saws,
taks eay Fashss lNhpS Msdlaae. M
tae.atli i,s uaWesalNq Endorsements eNa
hls Naats St speeoss 81 = teQle aAa
hs4s tN,iAee
fasNet taAAa MEDICINE prevents fNeu
maaia aea VNasVmptign, ana cures ~
IAeat AVID laoa haNhles 30 algoAeg
Is pqitonpNs agpXN cures eq,ii g
Kl0eey leqk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
Reslgu from Aauapolla,

AaAapalis, March t. The designations
oi MldsAipmen Rlageley Hunt 81 New
NeFk and Milliam Cheney a WISCONSIN
hAye Eeea aeceptsa AND toak elleet yaa.
taldeN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
sidetrsck Reciprocity Bnl.

Washington, March ! Tie House
ways and means committee has decided
not d take up The Curtis bin which
sesks ~ bring about reciprocity treaties,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
h cun ) eoId u one pay

Talks LAXATIVE HR0Aio Qulniur TAB
lets urupgsls refund money II u fails
20 cure Z, W. GROVES signature IL
90 each box, use
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01

Restores RfS@8tg ANr 2tfSHRfhs
8sias Nellie Nclaa Qf aysaepsa M VI,
sygsaEs IA s4@se Besu 1VElS aE4 patient
fsgfeger fsssm 4 58ng on scllAys haxe TAX
"A Rfea4 ans9ant of nsaa4e8ne 4aa been
l5ts4eF ffe cart ~ SSyef4l 11gSsGiang, all
Va Atieh fnasgy faliF3 80 benatt me-
had i9sa two sisters ara 9flf pf0iaer frora
sa4 dread a4se@Ne III ft9n&l1naaslsa ana
Wsfsen gsse d9ef fa gaze gsae Eg, thought
sassSi8 foIg5m sheua ~ fhe faFagas ~ TIE
aaysle c4x4aHe. ! Nsa terribly reduced ia
WIGHT, Segfeeiy weighing lg9 fl08ads I
took &agaf Emulsion and al once began
III exeeFiepee relief gained strangth and
now weigh IT'D pounds ~ other neGieine
Ieotid hage t1ne NH fAen feF ny ungs 1
I'M 4Hse, ana 1 can recommend n without
hesitation.
start 9sking Magee,g Emulsion to-
GAY. Don't wast pnfH Tomorrow, as
that never comes Dent wait until
IyoBY cold has developed into that
freaA 6sseage. Consumption. Magee'a
gamuisfon win help you BIS surely az
the sun viii fise on the morrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01

hereafter " Congress EslAtaiHs tile com
Hlttse SETON, WIN be @fe ana unusual
varieties iH ne at experiment stations,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
MEFTs aRRMANys CONCESSION,
A Proclamation Issued by tho rgeal
dent

Washington March l. President
Roosevelt Yesterday issued pgoolama.
tlpn imposing the rates n duties p4nid
@ py seesieN os tho nlnaley act upon
imports from Neymeny b lptnrn ion
t'elmAaYe eaneessien q miAhhuM tarlit
faIes ea VHltel States pg01pels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01

We, she undersigned, a. hereby Aetse
q gsinad the MONEY % a sNasas ostIls
~ 0geeHe's Warranted SyYnR g Tar 4
n fairs % 1--WE yeM e9lEh Is GELD We
alsa saAtAn,eeg 3 eAsveet hollle s. prove
iatlalastVNy 81 WeAey refunded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
ARE YOUR LUNGS
EASILY AFFECTE Ed
a ie precsnon Nov nay Save Lot Of Trouble Later
Remember, An Ounce cf Prevention Wcrfh
Pound cf Cure


to ne xystefr. II aets almost 1rane-
clste3y an1 rs ~ lss are certain.
The oasis., 1906-05-19

9uagmae N tn8 eeNl oh ia Tucson ahd Islef eeht t9 Canss bea
 Wednesday Nf Morton Loek. wood oi llprmosillo, wns at No. gales, en route io Phonix Cor $
 hort visit
 Mr. X. W. Clifford. the El Paso mining operator, who i- interested in the Santa Rita mountains, was at Nogales Thursday
 Early this week Roy < Titcomb shipped a hoisting engine, boiler, and other machinery to o. L.. Neer, at La Colorado.
 Mr. Albert Brick wood, acting American consul at Nogales, Sono- ra, is recovering from a severe ill- ness of two weeks duration.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. ] Duffy re- turned Monday from visit of several days with Mrs. Duffy x parents at Washington Camp.
 Sunday and Monday MT. George Webb, chief of the Arizona- New Mexico department of the Immi- grafton bureau, was visitor in Nogales
 Wednesday and Thursday NIT. w S. Cranz, president of the Zam- bona Mining Company, was at Nogales, returning to AIamos from a visit at Los Angeles.
 MT, Bert stanton. printer from Tucson, was in Nogales Nednes- day, returning to Tucson from q two weeks visit with relatives at Hermosillo
 MT. Albert Steinfeld, the Tucson wholesale merchant, will close the Nogales branch Of his house, as soon as the stock nov on hand has been disposed of
 NIT. Noble c. Banks, general manager of the Cerro Prieto in Sonora, came up from the south Wednesday morning for q short visit with lis family here.
 Mir Nicholas Farrell and Miss Ames of Har-haw were married atI Tucson last week Mr. Farrell isl a son of former Supervisor Farrell and Miss Ames was teacher as the Harshaw school,
 Roadmaster McMahon of thel Southern Pacific is here from Ben son this week, putting in Y near the local round house. for u7e while the extra turntable is being put in place here.
 Sunday Mr ]. ". Pritchett arrived in Nogales from Cananea Mir. Pritchett is | first class lob printer and is putting bis knowl eHgp 0f the Art t0 good use in IHE
The oasis., 1906-05-19
NocALEs NOTES.

sunday Mir G w Jones was in the city from Tucson.
 Mr Howell Baker of Tucson, spent Sunday iu Nogales.
 Dr. J H Rhynas was up from Magdalena. sonora, Monday
 Mr. w. S. Mcknight was in No- gales this week. coming from La Noria.
 Mr. R. ". Mcdonald of Hermo- sillo was a visitor in the line city Tuesday,
 Mr. H. J. Corcoran was a visitor in the line city Monday from Guaymas.
 Tuesday Ramon Moreno was here from Cerro Prieto, where he is now located.
 Monday and Tuesday Mr. J. D. Mcdonald was a visitor iii the line city from Patagonia.
 Tuesday NIT. F. J. Barker, q mining man from Imuris, was a guest at the Brickwood.
 Thursday morning Mir. and Mrs. John Gates and family returned from visit at Guaymas.
 This afternoon there will be children's dance at the Ramirez theater in Nogales, Sonora.
 BORN: In Nogales, Arizona, Monday, May 14, 1906, to the wife of Mir. E. r. Chase, daughter. Tomorrow Mir. J. A. Straith will start for a business visit at Pitts burg, and other points in the east
 Wednesday Mrs. J. (. Glissan went out to the Salero region, where Mr. Glissan is engaged iu mining.
 Mir Clyde MePherson is now foreman at the San Rafael ranch, succeeding Foreman Rhodes, who resigned.
 Tuesday Mir. A. R. Johnson, master mechanic for the railroad at Guaymas, was guest at the Brickwood
 Tuesday Mir L. Lindsay. presi dent of the First National Bank oil Nogales, and Mir. Bracey Curtis cashier of the same institution, returned from a business visit at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

rooming house people Jared somewhat
better. The Luxumbering. corner of
STOCKTON and Farrell streets, a three
sto"y affair suffered severely from the
faliin~ Of many tons of brick from an
adjoining building. The falling mass
crashed through the building killing a
man and woman.
At the Sutter street Turkish baths.
a brick chimney toppled over and
crashing through the roof killed one of
the occupants as he lay on a cot.
a helpful feature OF the work is the
establishment by the Southern Pacific
Go. Of 4 chain of information bureau
served by relays Of pony riders carry
ing the latest bulletins and instructions
relative 10 transportation facilities pro-
viGed to relieve the congestion in san
Francisco. a committee Society offer
ed its cooperation in any manner pos
Sible. the society is caring for many
Of the stricken Japanese who still re-
main III the city. They are rendering
assistance To white people wherever re-
uuirei. They have wired To every large
city on the coast asking for supplies to
bc sent by the japanese.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
HOW MINT WAS SAVED.
Employees and Soldiers Battle TO
House of Nearly $20oOOO,0OO.

San Francisco. April GA Landmark nf
san Francisco that escaped deSiructior
though rvery building surrounding it was
destroyed, is the United States mint. at
the corner Of Fifth ana Mission streets
This splendid granite building was erect
cd hT the government in 1874 Harold
French. an employe Of the mint gave n
graphic account Of how the flames were
avertcd. lie said:
NEARLY s3O0Gc,O0 in coin ana bullion
are stored in the vaults Of the mint and
for the preservation of this a devoted
band Of employees, reinforced by regular
soldiers, fought until they baffcd the
flames.
"for seven hours a sea of fire slrged
around the mint and its little garrison
was cut off from retreat for hours at a
time. After the fire had swept past the
Mission street side and the certainty of
its returning from the north became an.
parent, the captain then ordered every
thing on the roof that would burn thrown
INTO the yard. Soldiers and mint employos
worked with utmost haste, throwing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
A DRAMATIC SCENE IN COURT.
The Jury Deliberates But a Very
Short Time=--Text of Judge
Peabody's Charge to Jury.

Il was only a few minutes before 3
C'ciock Saturday afternoon that the
last scene of a great law trial closed in
1ha sInr,rue iudiciaI court. Twelve.
men. honest. faithful to their oath. ana
certain Of their decision, filed quickly
into the court room. a deputy sheriff
III then head. II was the iury, and as
eu,h man filed mast th, prisoners dock
Iylt4r sal Alice r Cooper. he turned his
head AWAY ana rried to look cool and
uncouccrned. but they were hardly
successful
The genial. smiling countenanc.. of
Cl,.rk NJ ~ .Ionps vas for I'M. ui,.
solemn. as lie rose. in lis piace ant
turned to Foreman stevens. vvi.: stIu,!
at th,. head of tie jury box
MIR. Foreman. have you arrived 1T
q verdict" he asked
We have" answered the foreman.
"Thcn, Mr.. Foreman. look upon the
face o; Alice +. Cooper. Alice +. Coop
er stand up. and look you upon the face
of the foreman of this jury. What
say You Mr.. Foreman. is Alice f. Coop
cr guilty or not guilty?
MOI guilty"
An. there was waVer in the strong
voice Of Foreman Stevens. ana some
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

Tears flowed freely, and even the law
yerc, the court attaches and others ac-
customcd IL such dramatic incidents
looked upon the scene with eyes that
We're auspiciOusly moist.
"A complete vindicatiUn, complete
Vindication. IL complete vindication,
said Edwin j. Cooper, the husband o.
the accused woman, over ana owe!
again, and he hurried to his wifc's
side.