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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

Dem Helball oes Heihsbanfeebdu-
oes bon, einem plosli6 berabItiiraen-
ben 9alfen eetroffen unb erlitt 10
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mar perbeiratbet nnb binterldbt
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8ooen brett auf Die Sddiefmaid)ine
sefallen, mas ieinen mmittelbaren
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None bon @eloer fam arf BEN
Dortmunber S%iiobabnbof nm's Sc
ben. gei Musiibung ieines 8erufes
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Cob iofort bon ieinen qualpoaer
Sdmer5en erloite.
@irttemberg.
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baiier Gbriitian Sedel aus Slo
fineen, elm braper, fleiBiaer Wann
molte einen Wiiblitein a~iiflaoen, Die
Ter fieI auf i'm unb seroriidte ibn
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Elm 9ierb, idlMa aus unb 5erihmet
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
softer bel oem @iloen.

n0ie Radri6ten iiber Ole Softer.
quaalen, Die einiee Der miloen
StGmme auf ben Bbilippinen ibren
@eiangenen ongeoeiben laiien, erin-
nern mid an Die i6redli6en
S6mcr5en, Die i6 nGbrenb brci
Monaten on Den Nieren 81 leibcn
Bate, idreibt 8. M. Sbermon
aus Guiding, We. ngtihts bolt
mir, bis i6 electric 8itterS Der.
llldte, wopon brei Slalhen mid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Gin lcbbaiter &aMtpf

nit jenem alten Menidenieinp,
8eritopfung, eneet oft IN glinn-
Darment5iinonng. lin allen ernlten
Nogen., 2eber- unO Gingerpei6e-
llebeln por3ubeugen, nebme man
Or. Sings Nen 2ife Biasn. Die.
ielben regllieren iene Srgane obne
G6merS ODER ltnbcanembelt. 20
Gents in Der apofbefe BON 2. w.
Ruete, 656 Woin StraBe, 9u-
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Z MnsldmDii1es. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9euti6Iano.
8aben.

Gem q Sabre alten lebieen
&oufmann Gltoolf Wiiiiig bon Sab.
mersbeim fiel am &beinquoi IN
Monnbeim cine eiierne Sd}ienen.
laihe auf ben 8epf. gr erlitt 10
lfmere 8erlesunaen, onB Der COB
nod einigen SageJts elntrat.
9urb unporiiftiges llmgeben
nit Dem Sifte eerietben IN Baden.
8oben Die aleiber bes 8ledneree.
6ilfen Sba1 IN 9ranb. 2erielbe
erlitt idreflide gronoipunoen nnb
itarb.
gaiern.
ans eemeiner Sabeier be5og
Der reite Bauer Soief Seufert bon
4leiniteinaG bon benz &boeder
S6iiBler Dos Sleiid perenoeter
Sdmeine, bas peri6arrt weroen
loQte, pernenoete eS tbeils in ieiner
Samilie uno perfaufte iogar oabon.
Die Straffammer Shmeinfurt bat
i'm 81 bier Wonaten, ben SfiiBler
81 ie6s @o6en 8efdngniB Der.
urtbeilt.
Sn Miinden batte iid bieier
Gage Der Ytesger Sran5 8orifing,
elm gemalttbGtiger Menid, megen
ginbrudsoiebitabls Dor @eridt al
perantmorten. Ser Staatsannalt
bate flint Sabre 3udtbous gesen
i'm beantragt uno lid mieeer ge'
iest, oils Der 9lngeflagte ploslid)
aufiprang einen alS lleberfiibrungS.
mittel auf einem Glide liegenbell
Sammer ergriif unb i'm auf ben
Staatsanpalt mari. gr traf Die
fen in Die Seite. 8ier bis flint
Sdubleute botten aQe Wiibe, Den
Eobenoen 81 feiieln.
SSSm moblbabenoen SaBgal
mars, ais fiir5li6 bes groBen lido
nen 9orfes wpblbeitellter Boli5ei.
oiener nit Der gemeinoli6en @lofe
Die @onnen oes 9orfes 5uiammen'
ideate. ySest eiebt's ariegl"
ieuf5ten bic 9orfi6Onen bod eE
fam atoers. Nit meitgin ihol'
LENDER Gimme inb itrengen 9lides
perfiinoete Der r3weitmadtiglte"
oes 9ories, BOB Ole groBe Seuer'
mebrleiter leit 5rpei Sabren DermiBi
merbe. @er iie babe, ioae lie bod
beim Serrn 9iirgermeiiter abliefern
8ermltblih nm BADEN lole Bur.
iden Ole permiBte 6euernebrleitel
gum rSeniterln" bel elmer BODICE
%legenen" 9oriidonbeit ieiner5eit be
niiet uno oa geiunoen, Dab 81 Den
3mef Die Sellernebrleiter AUDI gani
poIieno lei. Sonah lit felt 5me
Sabren ole Sabgaier Seuerpebrlei
ter auf beimlihen 8faben gefpan
bert. gtur gut, baB Der Ibannl
bieieS notbnenoigen Seilermebr.Ge
quilts iobalo bemerft puroeD
disappearing.
,Sn elmer @aitpirtbi6aft II
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elm %anitdnbis gefleioeter Serr elm
Der angab, aus 9riiiiel sefommel
Su fem unb groBe Summen @eloeI
iowie @ertbpapiere bel iih 81 fiib
rem. Gr binterle9te beim @irtI
cine Summe @eloes. Ser Sremoc
Der ji6 our6 wirre Geoensartel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

poaitGnbig bcilten." Gasiel6e beilt
2eberleiben, 9pspepiio, 9luttronf-
beiten itnD Mfalaria unb moft aus
ifmahen nno nerpolen Eerlonen ge-
iun0e Wenihen. @oralttirt IN Der
@potbefe BON S. %. 8uete, 656
Drain StroBe, Gubuqlie, Sonia.
9reis so Gents Die SlaIde.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
SutpOis.

Sn Der ndbitelf sfusgabe beS
itdotiihen slbrebbndes bon Chicago
miro Der iie6ente Sbeif idmmtliGer
9dmen nSobn Smith" lauten. Die
ltreifenOen S6rittieber baben be.
idloiiem ie0en llniouarbeiter 81 Der,
nnlaiien, oent glbreiIeniammler iei.
men 9amen o!S oSobn Smitb" on-
5ngeben. 9ie 6rauen werben Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
0as Qcben Der .Sciliaen @pttes.

Rad ben beiten 0uea.n bearbeite1 BON P. o.
YitidJnau, D. S. Il.
cetap =9lnsaabe. Rit QhrpmosTitel: did
bI. Gamilie." GIN itarter 8ano Don 1900 Seiten.
Sriginaleinbano nit Rotbitnitt
Urobe iuuitrirte a4usaabe. glit 4 Garbeu.
$50 SolSihnitt- Suuitrationen. 1915 Gnartfeiten.
Geberriden, 2efupanobede, NotAidn $3.50
8ptber 2eoeyriden, 2eiuipanooede,
5eingoloiduttt .............. ..-..... 500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
New BORT.

Die Ginger Manufacturing
Company bat Dem @ebduoe.S uper-
intenoenten Murpbp in Seem Dorf
8lGue iiir Elm 9aunerf uorlegen
~loiien, meldeS, ioweit Die Sobe in
9etradt fommt, ollie oortlsen Nol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

@eiiung ebenfaQs nohfommen. Der
3mef oes sart5en Gorgebens lit, oaS
&oreBbndt, melfeS o einer Niht-
unipn.Strma berausgegeben miro,
nuBlos 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Dams- uni tantilirmbiidJer.
Sas 2eben nnieres lieben Serrn nnS
Seilanbes Scims G6riitns

bargeiteat BON 8. 8uituser. Wit bib, 16
sanSieitigen SIuitrationen. 575 Sertiauitratto'
men, 1910 Seiten IN Guartu.
Salbleberbanb nit Rptbidnitt ...-.--..$3.6O
Notbe 2einiuan6, &eoerriden, Seins
auIbidlnitt .........--.... ..-......-.. S.OO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Waria ,inb Soieph.

Ia 2eben Der anerbeilisften Suneirau unb
ihres slorreid,en Srdutisams. Bon p. y. Rob.
ner, o. $. B. Mtt G6romobtlber TAO Sol3.
idnitten unb 1910 Seiten.
2eberriden, aeinranobede, Rptbihn- S8. so
9iotber se6erriiden, 9eintsanobede,
8eingoloibnitt. ........ ................... 800
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Die Wlanbens. nmb Sittenlebre Oct
fatbpliIAen Stride

IN ausiihrlidem unterridbte oargeiteat, ioicis
init @leifnifen lno Beiipielen belegt uno erldu.
teri. 5arbenorudtitel. 5oniltenregilter. 2 Bars
benoruds, 8 @inidalts6iloern NIB 4so poli'
itbnitten. 1868 Soften.
2eoerriden, 2einpanbbeie. Rotbidn $3.50
Hotber 2eoerrifen. seiuiuanobede.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Gatboliidlc SanSpuitiae.

lrb gpanaelien: 9arIeenng oer BlaubenSsSit-
tenlelren. unterridt auf bic Seite Der Seiligen.
Grtl6rimg Der I'll. Neefe nno Der 1irdengetrdnd1e,
aahlreidhe 6aiSs Nnbaebten &C. &c. Rit pielen
5iid,DIid,ef Gmpfeblunsen. Mit ,gbromobilo,
stpssfar6ieem Titel nebIt ganliltendaronit NIB 5
Ginidlaltsbiloern $40 Seitea. @lan3leinpanb
nit Rpthidlnitt 80
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Ginlabung gum Announcement nui;
Wltc mrs Wenc @elt.

1as dltsite inMiirirte tatboliids 6amilteublott.
Wouatlidl 9 6efte a. 10 Gents. Del 8orauSbeaabs
luna hes san5eu SabrsangeS MIR $500.
gu besie6eu onrdl ieoe Yud6anblung loipie
Direft BON ben WerleQeru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

= 2abt uns itets be stlten bod1
IN ghren haIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
@pfiime,

llntcrriGtS. unb grbauungsbild
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
BENzICER BROTHERS,

New York: 20 & IS Barclay Street.
Cincinnati: a3 Main street.
Chicago: 2ll * 2l3 Madison ST
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Hiram Thurston is visiting at o.
+. Curtis.
ness Monday.
Mrs. DR.. shaw left Monday for her
home in Boston.
Ray Gallant is working for Mr.. ingalls,
OF WilliamstOwn
Miss Leah Hamel returned to her home
in Plainfeld Monday.
Miss Grace Cheney Of Barre Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. G. II. Bigelow.
Mrs. Emma Huntington q Illinois is
visiting at c. +. Huntington's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goodwin Of Chelsea
were at l.. ID. Tillotson's q part OF last
Miss Hattie Bishop. who has been visit
ing in town, has returned to her home IN
Mrs. Berry OF Montpelier. who has been
visiting AT Mrs. Clara Cslefs, returned
home Sunday.
Fast Corinth were at L. ID. Tillotson
Friday and saturday.
Mrs. Laura wason, who has been work
ing at 4. n Tillotson's, has returned q
her home in Corinth.
MIR. IaRrande, who has been visiting N
town the past two weeks, has returned <
his home ia New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Charles Robinson, who has beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Irwin siocum
has returned to her home Al waterbury
Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Raymond Of Spring
felH. VI. and Mr. and Mrs. Israel kas
wond q HoIbrook, Mass, are visiting a
t >. J.. Dashners.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
Only a Mask.

Many are not beng benentea pS wy
summer vacation as they shoulu va 80, ~,
~. ~ i;ttic any stronger than they were.
rSo ian on their faces is darker and makes
tbSn' look healthier, but 1t is only mask,
Tbev are sim nervous, easily tired upset
nv trifies and they do not eat nor sleep 81
, ~ What they need is what tones tn l
nerves. perfects digestion, creates aPpe1'iis IS
aod ma ~ sleep refreshing, and that y
gno5is sarsaparllla. Pupils and teachers
i-sneraIlv viii find the chief purpose OF ne
Sscation best subserved by this great lhe a.
icine. which, as we know, "bullus up 'He
,rhnIe sNstem.|
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
eolitiear Notes

mr. John A. Mead was unanimously 81
Io,tad canidate for city representative as =
penn blican caucus in hutlana hiie"'
,,ilht attended by 800 voters
The Democrats and independents OF
-..-DS,tis county failed TO fuse. The Dem.
1890, ,oninaied the following straight
.9.t.st senator. L. v. Smile OF Nahl'
ssl..,s,,s. sssIstapt Judges, George +. W ooa,
,,5ard ~ Morrisvilie and +. T.. Stiy III -
Hyde Park; Judge OF probate, r - i iIl iis
- 49, parf, states attorney, Is. =. mum
~ n 1.t,,s,, sheriff. 1. h. Burt 81 Stove
" -, bailiT Tomas Harrington OF Eden
r.. r,.,,ocrsts and independent Repuo-
,.-..s "a FINLAND county have filed sepaE-
,i,,,,ty tickets, the differences when
atS 5l,SS sftcr the conventions when lne
n. - ,'5srendents had conceded Two ssnhtO-
~ 49, q the Democrats being stan uh-
~ The difference in the tNo hTA-
~ -, me coupty iudgeships. The IN :
$500, tents named j. d. :, FackeF q
~ p,nt Holly and Ienas II. Enis q ~ ~
Haven and the Democrats iillaul - ~.
walsh of Rutland, leaving tn ~ -.
nlace blank. There = fusion IN w
49, tnsion county nominations "
49,. ~ ,,sro A. senators, George 3. Az
- ~ Rockingham ana hl.aln
49,, ~ Whitingham; states attotht n
Iobn r. Gale Of Gui ford sheriff - y; ~
JONI "a Rockinaham; assistant Judges
10y n Child Of Rockingham ana r.
3 5t iRs,lSgett of Rockingham judges o.
nrobste. John B. Minard Of hoeklng b lis,,,
md F. W. Childs Of brattleeoro, LIZ NJ
bailiff. l.. o. wilbur 81 L ss - fgsian
reso. luz c,,Intv tickets and the platior
49, ~. st.te Democratic and independent
y . ~ except the parts which relAl.
on o'tt,,Iisbment Of the stale highway
- 100 school taxes
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16

W-HnaHasaa @1aatt-iA
far ~ go -ssf - mothers Cor laaf
~ ~ ...thfrr. Are Fou u.str ~, ~
f-seh q yuar resi ~ t..e.t7 n - s5ai 81
eF4 - = ssfis haFffln af MRS. Mlasl 49, =
g4.s - chfdren teethinE- ~ f5,.ie
7rr1N n an relieve fAe FsaNf t4-.iF
sngatllias. .rf-sFHr Depend uFol At ~
-, H. n mistake af'aat q % 80 -. 49,
l--.-,iafee the stomach 49, .--.-5-.r' - +
c.ileg - ~ ewerEF 20 tle AAste -
49, z,i-sf9Wss soothing syrup .. h. -.
1T. 4. rfeasant Is the taste SD t--i-
eetAt.e - ~ re ~ the oldest au4 i.e-
pfes ~ ana nurses In The Cn.ted - .-is
Z. ~ ale b. al draeEists IT, -, -. "a ~
vie Ese. 4 bottle, ~ -
yyesioslosss s0othinE sgrap.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
s,.o,,iesI storms % Much Damage.

Sunday. Aug. 5, one OF the worst cleo
,rieal storms for years passed o'5 -,
tions of the towns OF ADDISON Fah l.'i
W.. .-Ss We bridge. The path OF the storm
a.. bstSeen live and six miles IN Wlasn.
fr,sssant lightning and terFlnc thu ll.l'.t
,rsvailed. accomps MED by a hlgn 49,.
md rail. the latter being as large = HlSA
ory nuts. Large trees wele uiosn ,-fn5
80 I'm and grain laid fiat ~ me -
~ NJ ,,,,l bouse on the c. W. Rood iarhl
-. -, strpck bv lightning, COW bel9Is' Wy
$500 clark OF Addison was struch snu
.itIo5 and a haystack belonging 70 80 t
$500 4 d5ison was struck by an electilS
~ ~. ~ consumed. The lightning als9
49, tbe house OF Andrew huseoe ~ ~
$3.50 ,stsi,6, doing but little damage. ~
. s,ii and Pauton Telephone com psn ~.
s,,slsined considerable damage ~
lines. - .t,rr, Monday noon
l3.Li,is, sfrnrk a hay stack OF A. a;
Byington m snel'
u We . 1.s,l struck the barn upon tle
ls ~ Waters in Johnson, aug; p
~ - $1,000 the barn. be house anu 49,. .
,..etS,.-s together with theF eoL'eis7'
One horse was killed. A.. NJ psssett
~, 4 the barn Of Herbert ". fs7-tt-
-, Psrre East hill was strueA ~ h,1se
,,ing The electricity enteL l..t. "a a boy.
= ,sr1T5bope wire and knocAea ~. Di 4,
on tsl' {ySo4 unconscious and par1l.4ili,l .
ns ,l..'s 80 men in the same room. ~ -
SUNNI, III rseover, but his entire rlgn. ~. ~
- 80 burned and his lsit leg Wa ls,ir ~ Ira
me large barn Of Grant 10 - and
.s-gsE bv lightning avg - I'd
b1rned. with between N -. .a-;.-t. t,5-4 tsev
~. Xvfb the help of the nel4Ai 49, -
hay. =, -sgiur Tie horses, cows SO y.
s s..'.,,s Ir-plements. Only ~ ing sas-b
l az ~ ~ wind was the house, N'1-
ing Y. 5s-ectiv across the road, saved
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16

There Is nothing 80 pleasant a. thai
bright. cheerful, at-peace- wit the " orll
feeling " hen vou sit down @ your break
81 rbere = nothing 80 conducive 20
800 Work and good results. The healthy
mar with healthy mind and body 3
heffer fellow. e better workman. better
rftizpu than the man or woman no is
handicapped by some disability, however
slight. Al slight disorder q the stomach
vii deranze your BODY, your thoughts
ana your disposition. Get away from the
norbldmcss and the blues. Keep your
-t,.n,urb r. tune and both your brain and
foSv vii RESPOND. Little ndlscretious OF
overestiup can be cas- us corrected ana VOC
vriIl 81 surprised TO see bow much better
man vou are. Try q little kodol Tor Dys-
repsfa after your meals. sold BY 4. X
Hood a son. Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16

prof Tyler Of Amherst college s f iarla 5 81
ceptiy: "A man can NV ever S9i-- existed
.tstSC1t brains; no man g. 5ysnep-
i .,i,o digestive system. = cSSrity.n
~ has neither faith, noPt ~ irnportance
Dsv IS day people real l-..; ~ realize the
Of caring for thei6 I,iiie corrective after
overeatlng' = 6igests what yoa eat
I ~ ~ \, A. Grant, Bethel
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
The Real Issues

The people have need keep their eyes fixed on the
main issues of this campaign which as follows
Shall the enormous expense OF doing the states business
continue to increase from year year for instance from
s2I3S5o4o in 1884 to SS65632.93 in 1905
Shall an unjust system Of double taxation prevail
Shall public Office be controlled BY favored few or shall
the people resume control Of their business?
Shall needed reforms be accomplished or smothered in
machine committees
Shall Vermont continue in power the selfish clique OF
politicians that responsible for the increase n taxation
and the consequent decrease the value Of armlands
Shall Son Proctor succeed Father Proctor Vemonts
political boss
ISSUED BY THE INDEPENDENT LITERARY BUREAU 1906.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
pu,e elood Is a Defense,

it means safety. A person whose blood Is
in an impure and Impoverished condition
IS in the greatest DANCE. Of catching any
infectious or epidemic disease. Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy is the mlldest,
safest and surest purifier OF the blood,
thus striking at the root Of Kidney, Liver
and Bladder diseases. s1.00 at all drug
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
The ART or BEARING FALSE
WITNESS.

This not the first time that we have been obliged
asten the charge OF Misrepresentation the speakers and
bureau of the machine committee 1t has been apparent
from the first that the last thing they desired the people to
know was actual fact Let notice few OF the recent
offences
FALSE WITNESS 1-Both speakers and newspapers have
harmed on Mr. Clements bonding the for good roads
Utterly untrue and misleading bonding idea originated with
Fuller G. Smith and the Proctor Republicans know it,
The independent proposition has to do with SAVING ENOUGH
MONEY FOR PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS and Mr. Clement
has never advocated believe in the bonding idea This
flsehood 5 persistent and malicious.
FALSE WITNESS 2Mr Foster others have seated point
blank that Mr. advocated state tax in 1900 when chairman
q the committee Utterly false and unjust Mr. Clement
fought the state tax tooth and nail
The BILL carrying STATE TAX ORIGINATED IN THE
UOISF as an such measures must by virtue constitution 1t
called for tax which Mr. Clement opposed at every point
His contention was that with proper economy NO STATE TAX WAS
NEEDED and stands consistently that policy today
FALSE WITNESS 8--NIr Graham contradcs speakers
who tell Of condition OF the states books lie says that we charge
scratch any kind had been made on the Auditor BOOKS
up to July What did that not scratch IN hE-
lGiRD TO STATE INSTITUTIONS HAD BEEN MADE. lie
lmissae oar charge order to CONTRADICT MiSSTAIE-
MENT says the best he could with what he had to do
with The apology tells the whole story
FALSE WITNESS 4The Waterbury asylum to be ia
yoe ground Of the machine speakers AT Brandon
correctly quoted referred expense OF $4,000 per
wear in that institution The night Mr. Farehid spoke OF an
per week per patient of S32 These figures do not agree
Neither do the figures quoted BY Mr. Foster in Brandon with
what he said in Burlington where ue expense per "eeA p p
was quoted at $500
NONE OF THESE FIGURES AGREE WITH THOSE
lOF THE SUPERINTENDENT and the actual figures accord
10 Expert Pratt the biennial term ending June 30 1906 based
Ion expenditures which We're s22O iO ana te average
number Of patients 5I5 the COST PER WEEK PER PA
ITIENT S412
Are the Proctor Republicans Deliberately
irving 70 Confuse the People With a Mass of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-31
Virginia News.

Rev. VIM. Cosby Bell, OF Qnancock,
has accepted the call to become RECTOR
Off. E. Lee Memorial Episcopal Church,
Lexington, to succeed Rev. DIR. +. j.
McBryde
Robert Hunter Cochran, son of George
| w. Cochran, of Winchester, died Wed
nesday night at the hospital there. after
a lingering illness of typhoid fever, aged
tweoty-six years.
Mrs. n. 5. f.. Doggett. widow Of
George F. Doggett, died yesterday al
the home of Mrs. F. p. Banks, neal
Iceland, Stafford county, of congestion
of the lungs, aged 20 years.
General Thomas l.. Rosser, Charlottes.
ville's postmaster. is quite sick at his
home near the University. According
10 rumor he has had three congestive
chilIs within the last few days and his
friends are uneasy about his CONDITION
The big ssyen.masted schooner Thomas
w. Lawson, now being converted into
an oil carrier at the Newport News ship.
yard, will sail from that port tor Port
| Arthur, Tex, about the middle of next
week. The work of fitting the schooner
out with oil tanks is practically CON-
| pleted.
John H. St. Clair, brother OF State
Senator p. +. st. Clair, was killed near
Pesrisburg, Giles county, late Tuesday
afternoon. His assaiant was Super.
intentendent Palmer, of the lumber
works. Palmer strack st. Clair on the
head with a stone, and death resulted
from the blow in few hours. The
merits of the quarrel which led to the
tragedy are not known.
Miss Mary Philbrook, first woman
lawyer to PRACTICE Law in Virginia, won
her case 10 Norfolk yesterday in the
| United States Court. Miss PhilbrOok
represented Alfred A. Bakley, of New
ark, N. j., lad who had iraudu leniIy
enlisted in the navy, it was claimed,
and whose parents sought to obtain his
release on the ground that the boy was
under age. Pending appeal the lad will
have to remain on a receiving ship.
A meeting between Governor War.
field, of Maryland, and Governor Swan
son, of Virginia, occurred in New York
yesterday. The two executives acct
dentslly met at the Victoria Hotel.
where they exchanged greetings Gov
ernor Swanson declared that he and the
people of Virginia are looking forward
with pleasure to the visit OF Governor
Warfeld and the Maryland commission
TO JamestOsn nekt month. governor
War6eid responded, expressing his aP
probation OF the importance of the
jamestown Exposition and his determi-
patton that Maryland shall play a
worthy part In Il.