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Died.

CHEsNUTT-At the homs o. her par-nt, sa4,-.,v ---,
inE. Dsesmber Helen Crilso-, sis. q Ss-r,
lanes chssnust Services Tiesda7 evening D-c--a5s-
neral Wednesday,. m. InSsrmsnt az CYPRESS rsis
cqPLLINs-on sunday Dsesnse 1903 suddenly II
aS Mr. s.n sH at v5 sh ;, Tss.S- aS, 2: A7s .,ss.
CozESs-on Dscsnhar o 1903 Amelia q aga q,
more Funsrai ssT1iss a. hs2 sts ana oT.Sn a. s<s S
SlTfps ST. BROOKLYN on Wednesday. Dec-rnbsr n az
fo1s fo,a-Afser 5rsf Illness Deesb-- Gertrude v.a
The Cbur-5 S g - senes1 a zane F1nsrel ss-yoss
on Tuesday. Dsasu5er Il, at / o'sioe1 - 'o'a -
C1SsGsvs-on Deosrnbsr William Malcolm crOw. O.
sn9oanes sudden death rom hsa = ,ruS5is ::
and University cubs0 al the residence of 80 b~os
Ireland Fnsri assrrnsat a. Dasa .u''i" e''A'7'
assd 49, wifs o. WHi1m II Davis . 'sn>
D e. S4sSEsoa e Psssmosr 1904 Martha Il d c-
@ iS's o at s.. Ssr ats Tssienos sa PsT PsSs aS
neIAN-Elizabsch daughter OF Marzars. ard tas Lac.
her Lara rssiden-o No. II s. EaV-si,s @ ~ 5r'f'
EABEIS-on Sunday. Dscsmoer O. 1904 s.s-v s-.,,.
st.s so2eFA ne a S' The Tesaenss OF eaShs E-as.
,. n Iats-msut Drivsfs. - -1-'~S a.
oDSERon az & %sssRdsy Dsosssr AT bis residences.
6aransr NJ D. Notas Of rln-raI aTT saS sat f'sa VIA
MCooS-ysTy sgdasaly. pneumonia On Sunday s~-n-
as & Dsos5nser s, st lanes Henry Nscoon beloved
and cahsTns Adelia MoCoOn- Funeral ssrvtcs At -
horna. No - Vest 4Sth st.. "Wednesday raor-iux.
Decsnher L. ar 10 O'Clock
osGOOD-on Sunday morning Dso-nbsr oa.~ sssa
biEthday) az her home Fairasd. Conn., Ellen H4sxsiI
A1rdock widow II Samuel Oszood. D. . Funs-al
Prlvate Wednesday afternoon. D0cenosr II Burial a
Oaklawn Cemetery.
F4UMSIER-ou Monday. Dscsurh-r 10 az hfz isss rss-
Ssaos No EaSt 43t at John Franklia Piumz-r ta
rs olth year Funeral services viii % hsd az ths
A-a~llSon Avs1Is Bapesr Church. Btsg
AVA' on thursday morning December IS O'Clock.
%1tZAr Fl11CtZAr Ns-a-k y. J. Monday Dso-unb-r 10 1904
5.tuoo IVorett. husband Prios IN
64Cl year Relatives fends also nassbars ~ Me-
Ctso-.ea1 -0Gss NO @Ia 2 A NJ and
SlaPSer No l. 7. A. ~. OF York are luvftsa >,
SsSlI me services at hia residence solra
---H aI' on Ihursdey. December 13. 2 O'Clock
PEtCE-ol Monday. Dscsusbsr TO- az Crssnvgtcn Conn.
apaDnala danshfsr OF tn. lare Edward ana Marxsrsl
Erlce- Notics q nunaral hereafter
Rev AIrrsd c. Roe. IN hsr T5Ca year ss-7ssss aSd
I;esEnnent az Manchester Tussday Dscsnnbsr u. az
II 80 a n. -
Zeng widow OF Clarsnca Arnnstr0nz ArS- ylns-aI
services viii Ss held at ate rssissnca No "a
4silson ave-. On Wednesday, Decamosr IL At sla-cx
Friends ara Szdly requested 20 sand nox--z
sEYMOCR-Ths Right Rev George FrankIi, s-v,,-,-
S.,cc = sLJ - 5lsnop of springfield az his lats rss
0ele9 Sprul sls!o H. SaTur1ay. December feO6
relatives and his friends respectfully nvt-
Seno NE funeral az Trinity Church,
St. New YORK City. THURSDAY morning l5b irsr "a
oc4oeZ The reverend clergy requsSlsd 20 ass---
nl> az tAs c1z-ch soon after 10 O'Clock possbIA
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JOHN F. PLUMMER DEAD
ActiUe Republican Leader Erpires
after Long Sickness.

John F. P1ummer a lifelong Republican, who,
years ago, associated with President Roosevelt
Ehhu Root and Chauncey NJ. Depsw in the old 91st
Assembly District died yesterday az his home No.
East 4sd street He had been sick for two years.
Last March he went abroad with party OF friends
but contracted cold, from which a slight attack
or pneumonia developed He returned TO this coun-
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THEATRE MAN HELD FOR TRIAL

THOMAS H. Shelton. superintendent OF the Keith
- Theatre at 18th street and Third avenue
- ,ls in 500 bail for trial yesterday By MaRfs-
-. walsh n the YorkviIle Court on he charge OF
.f,t,g me Sunday law. Shelton summoned
y-oA,,.Ls 7sv and accused Of allowing perforna nee
last aloo-saus day. He refused 10 any dIes-
tie ~ ~ the ground thar Il would tend 10 IN
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THE DOUBLE LIFE" PLAYED.

TBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Syracuse Dec. 10-A large audience greeted the
N-st production OF ''Ths Double LIFE q new
American play by Rinehart Roberts. by Henri de
vries ana company at the Wieting Opera House
tonight Mr.. de Vries first attracted attention IN
this country IN "A Case Of Arson" IN which he
played seven OF the nine characters. The Double
IAfe' goes 70 the Bijou Theatre. New York for a
run. succeeding Miss May irwin. The production
IS under ne direction OF L 81 sire
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Ex-ALDERMAN HENRY w. WOLF.

Ex-Aldernan Henry W. Wolf died Sunday night
in ST. FTanciss Hospital after few days sickness.
Mr.. Wolf lived at No IS ST. Marks Place, and
was a member OF the general committee Of the
Democratic organization OF the 10Th Assembly
District OF which Coroner julius Hamburger IS
the Leader He was also first vice-president OF the
German Democratic organization or the County
OF New York and was connected with numerous
other organizations
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
WILLIAM MALCOLM GROVE.

F. T. Grove received a cable message yesterday
announcing the death OF his brother William Mall
colin Grove, OF No. at Broome street. at Carahor
Rathrlines, Dublin County. Ireland Heart disease
was the cause Of death. Mr.. Grove was member
OF the Calumet University, Merchants' Central and
Richmond County Country clubs.
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TO CONGRATULATE MISS scHENLEN.
Try Telegraph to The Tribuns-l

Pltrsburg Dec. l0-The announcement that Miss
F4errnolns Schenley would De married 70 Lord
Fllenborough IN London December IT, has
caused interest here and viii be officially noticed
bv the Chamber OF Commerce and the city Coun-
cils Miss Schenley is the daughter o. Mrs. Mary
scbenIey who owned much Of Pitrsburg and who
give TO the city its parks. Messages OF congratu-
Fa+lon will be sent to London.
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THE DEBUT OF AMEDEo aAssI.

Amedo Bassi. the South American tenor who has
been engaged by Oscar Hammerste!n for the Man
haitian Opera Company viii make his debut in this
country on the evening Of Wednesday. December
evening Nine. Eleanore Di Cisneros will make her
debut, singing Anneris-
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ou Low HoNoREp IN SOUTH.

,.,-or Seth Low has been visiting the Tus-
N-orr,aI and Industrial Institute OF which
l.e trustee. during the last week Dinners and
l" p o. -..er,tiou= held ia his honor rep
pnbht -. .itzens of Montgomery and Brmng-
leseH'9. "a and Of Atlanta. Ga, during his short
stay 81 the Soe--
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FUNERAL OF BISHOP SEYMOUR.

springhed. Ill, Dec. l0-The funeral OF Bishop
Seymour, Of the Springfield diocese OF the Episco-
nal Church took place to-day at St Paurs Pro
tssrhedraI The body was taken 70 New York for
burial in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn.
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A HAMMgRsTElN FOR coNRIED.

Mr.. Conried viii welcome star for his
Irving Place company when the Kronprinz VIII
helm docks to-day, and she bears the Of the
Baroness Hammerstein- Dirkens- She
born a Dtrkens, and only achieved the Hammer
stein by marriage. s Mr.. COnried forgave her,
a Lieutenant in the Uhlans
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FUNERAL OF CORNELL VICTIM.
Gathering Of College Men at Services for
James McCutcheon, I'd, at Pittsburg.

Pittshurg. Dec. ia notable gathering Of COL
iege men marked the funeral OF James No
Cutcheon, "a, the Cornell student Of this city who
lost his life in the fire of the Chi Psi Fraternity
House. The body arrived IN Pittshurg Sunday and
services were conducted to-day at the home OF his
uncle, I. G., MCCutCheOn, by the Rev. DR.. Robert
Christie and Rev. Or. Henry D. Lindsay. Burial
was in Allegheny Cemetery.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-W. 5. Babcock, Los Angeles. BELyE-
DERE-PrOfeBsOr Meuge, Toxic, Japan. BRESLIN
Guy f. Whiting Washington. BtCINGHAM-
The Hon. Robert p Porter, Oxford England.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belev. London England
GOTHAM-AIfred Stillman. San Francisco GIL
sEv-Dr. A. B. Kellogg. Atlanta NAVARRO
NJ Mendoza. Mexico City. WALDORF-ASTORIA
j. S. EIarrahan. Chicago.
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GEORGE c. eRIpLN.

watereown, n. Y, Dec 1o.-George c. G-fdleys
general passenger agent OF the Rome. waterrown
q Ogdersburg division or the New York Central
Railroad died suddenly late to-day aged ffty-s.x
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Highest emperatura veFtsr1ay derreas ,,,asr 90
average "a average corresponding date ast var 80
arrraE, for corresponding twenty i've ars {
Local forecastTO-day clearing and colder. ednsSaay
fzlr and 0oldi fr~sn northwest stnaA
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-washington. Dec ia
Although pressure considerably above from
Rocky including greater part OF
Atlantic region general fallen south
Ohio and Of the Mississippi there has
Northern New York. New England an al
the barometrc dip OF marked strength Is
passing Pacific Coast, general rain
has already Warnings OF high coast
lures prevail districts and moderately cold
weather IN the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
will clear Tuesday in all
with lower temperature Il will be and colder
"Wednesday followed coudiness and warmer
Thursday. IN Mountain districts rain is
the precipitation
doubtless the MsElsspp Valley "Wednesday
The winds along New England, Middle Atlantic ana
South Atlantic VIII he fresh brisk northwest
coast light and variable bscoming southeast on te
lower fresh northwest an1 the upper akes light
and variable becoming easterly Wednesday,
Forecast for special LOcalties.-For New England
Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania New Jerssv ans
Delaware clearing ana colder Tuesday "Wednesday fair
ana cold: fresh northwest wi1ds
E'sr the District cf Columbia Maryland and virvi,a
followed by colder Tuesday 7sra-57Nv.
ednesday fair and cold; fresh northwest winds
F8r Western Pennsylvania. cloudy, possibly rain NJ
snow Tuesday colder Wednesday. fair and vVa-ner.
fresh winds
Local Official RecOrd.-Ths following ofcial r.r,-a
from the Weather Bureau changes in tb ,ar
peraturs FOR the last twenty-four hours in ror,a.-
with the corresponding date of last year:
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Mali subscrlpl0ns IN New York - ar. 7AIIv
TFSL-WEEhLY VIII be charged one cent a copV .rr-~
postage In addition 20 the rates namsd abovs.
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Rase- to For-fxn Countries

For points IN Europe in the rnt,r,.s
lowing - ~ A"-
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Domestic Rat-.

BT EARLY MAI. TRAIN
al points ths United Srarss Ca1s5a
(oUtsids OF the BorOughs Manhattan and 7e Ls-SS
Also 20 Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii the Phnfpri-s.
without extra expense for foreign .,osraEe
and SITNTDAy.
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ATTERBURY-On December D. Lswts Boudinot son az
the Elisha Boudnot Atterbury. aged "a years
Funeral services at his residence. No 141 West
Interulsnt At convenience or family
BERRIAN-Ou December 10 his Iats res,ten-e n,
23G Greene ave. ~ his oSd year. Apolos F. Berriau
Funeral service 1t the Church Messiah corner recns
ana CIeru0ur aves. Brooklyn. December j. al . n.
BJRTI ANS-At Paterson. y J. on Saturday December
entered into eternal Augusta yvssrerfieif
widow % John n 6urhans. aud daughter OF the lats
William and sarah Berwick Westarheld ~ New York
CITY Funeral on Wednesday December - 1905 froul
her late residence ftuFhau~ ana FFaufburah
aves Paterson s. J.. -. n % C4rriaaas viii h.
iu waiting upon arrival 90 train on Eri- Railroad
leaving New York foot West 2ad 81 al ..S6 = IN
.aa ChanlsaEk se a. y ~
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CEMETERIES
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r>adi aecessfbe oT Ea-iena tram Grand se-
5lsucn Wenscer and Jerozns Avenue trollsys and
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ONCE 20 East 23d ST. New YORK CITY
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Forecast for special LoCaIitiss.-For New narls,,


the last tWentyt0ur hours, comnarson
corresponding date 4r last
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How happy iF he born and taught
Who Eerveth not another's will
Whose arInOr Is his honest thought
And simple truth his utmost skill
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05

purifying of politics as applied to
the primaries. 1t isn't perfect piece
of lawmaking, by any means. 1t was
not so looked upon by the legislative
committee by whom the bill was
favorably reported by those members
who stood firmly for it's passage. 1t
was boiling down of all the caucus
reform sap contributed during Athe
session, and vas regarded as the sim
plest thing of the kind that could then
be devised.
IL calls for declaration Of political
preferences somewhat in advance of
the time when they would naturally
be made known; bat it entails no
hardship that is likely to prove fatal
in any case. However reluctant a
voter may be, it's up to him to ''tell
it out' or forfeit his vote. The new
law should be enforced up to the
limit, since only In that way will the
people OF the state be able to deter
mine whether or not it is worth kee p
ing on the books.-Ludlow Tribune.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05
300 REWARD, 800.

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05

reef, with high and steep bluff only
a few rods away. In the angry waters
it was impossible to swim ashore and
those who tried i. were torn to pieces
on the jagged rocks. Several boats
were lowered, but sank Immediately
with those who had boarded them.
One boat with nine men managed to
reach shore and gave the first alarm
of the wreck. Steamers set out at
once to rendsr aid, but the location of
the doomed vessel forbade a near ap-
proaeh. IL is charged that no great
heroism was shown by the rescuers.
and that more lives could have been
saved by taking chances with small
boats. Two parties on RATS were
picked up, VINO made their. way. out
from the wreck. No women or chill
dren we're saved. After clinging for
many hours to the rigging, one by
one, those left aboard were swept TO
their death, and the ship itself finally
went to pieces under the constant
pounding of the waves
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05
handspring Of Life

No One Can Be Strong with a
Weak Stomach; III. G. Pierce
Tells How 1t May Be Strength
ened.
The stomach is the. handspring OF
life. When it is strong and acts per-
feetly, then the whole system is right.
assimilation is perfect, and body and
brain are thoroughly nourished..
Mi-o-na is pleasant remeay To
use, and benefit is seen almost from
the first days treatment. 1t restores
the torpid glands and stimulates the
natural digestive seeretions. TT
checks fermentation, stops. germ
growth, soothes inflammation. Sn6
cures all troubles, such as headaches
bacEaches. rheumatic pains, furred
tongue, sleeplessness, nervousness
and general debility, which are caused
by imperfect digestion.
tt is the only remedy that is so mi
formly successful in the cure of atom.
aeh diseases that Fl. @. Pierce "a
willing to give q guarantee with
every SO cent box OF Mi-o-na tahlets
that the remedy will cost nothing
unless it cures. He has 80 much faith
in Mi o: ma that he is willing to take
all the risk. -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05
GENERAL NEWS,
Great Bursts of Auto Speed.

In the Ormond, Fla, automobile
tournament, the following worlds
records have been made the past
week: -Mariott covered five miles in
2471-5, kilometer in is 2 5 seconds
and mile in % 1-5 seconds; Demo-
geot of France made two miles IN IS
As seconds, beating Marriott: Clifford
carp of England won the 100 mile
race in 1 hour, 30 minutes and 40 20
seconds.
Steamer Lost with 100 Souls.
The steamer Valencia was lot off
Cape Beale, Vancouver, last week and
about 40 persons aboard persisted
miserably, after a valiant fight for
life. Forty men were saved, some of
whom got ashore by a small boa',
while others were picked up on RATS
by rescue ships. The Valencia struck
at midnight Jan. 22d, being out of her
course on account of the heavy sea
and thick weather. She was fast on a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05
A DESERVED TRIBUTE.

We, who e1joy the blessings of
sight without Blinking what the loss
of our eyes would mean, cannot fully
appreciate the significance of the ac-
ton of the Orleans County Congrega-
tional Ministerial association taken a
few days ago, but it is easy to realize
the Satisfaction it must have carried
to the blind pastor, who has so long
been wholly cut off from the beauties
we see about US except as he could
pictur them in his imagination.
DEMONSTRATION adopted resolution
recafiihending to the Vermont SEN
ate wAon that body shall meet, the
RF Mf Winslow Farman to serve
ANther term in the position of chap
which he filed "with marked
ty and much acceptance" in 1902
44 1904.
The considerations which have pre-
allied in connection with the selec-
#on OF a chaplain ordinarily hardly
.WEfThJ W bhO OdoC vi tu0 IeCNs +.
Farman, and it is to be presumed that
'precedents will have no more weight
In connection with his reelection
than there would be danger of presi-
dent growing out of his retention as
chaplain of the Senate. The late Rev.
William H. Milburn was repeatedly
elected chaplain of the United States
Senate and the Rev. Henry N. Con-
den is another blind clergyman, who
has served a number of terms as chap
lain of the National House of Repre-
sentatives.
When the time comes for a canvass
of the situation we shall be surprised
if clergyman, enjoying all of his
five senses and fun health, cares to
make a contest for the chaplaincy of
the Senate in opposition to a blind
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