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New-York tribune., 1906-12-26

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daughter Of Nehemiah and Ann Brown. y.ss
Dscembss Is at $50 m csTraxss IN @ast.ss n =
tion the 1880 rom the East
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MURPHY-On Tussday. Deosunosr q. 1904 OF rDss>~
monia, Mary LeSs-dsas wife q Elijah % Murphy AnA
daughter o. the late J. ". @ LsveriGss E1na~al
vices VAL be held from hsr late rasidsncs Na "a
Riverside Drive. rhurztxy, psosnesr ~. fsoA
II a
ENCLTT-On Sunday, Dscsmos< "A. ns~s n y.
McSulty. Z D.. paseor OF ths PrssoySsrsAa CAsrsk.
woodbridge. " y Funsrsl from che ahnrrh. rAarSs
day December 81. at p
OwEN-At New Brunsvfck N T.. Dso-uue~r "A tsoa
Eltra r., widow % Franklin 2 Owen azasne.r q
the ats Peter Conovss Funeral wsdnssdav
sttsrnoon Deeember 8 a. tbs First Prssoytsr1an
without further notice.
RAwLING-At hsr rssstsne.. NO ? West ixaxa q, 90
Sunday. December q 1904 Cora bsn win of wiihA<S
SaWins Funeral privats Kindly omit co~>r~
sIATER-Ellsn Richards widow Of wlnthrpp Z. kHs.r
and daughter Of the laes stsphsn T1ton OK 5ostou-
SensTai services ss Eer honns no. go West retA -,
Boston
sCIToN.on sunday. pscsmnsr 70. 1904 Mary n szz-.
fetc, widow OF Edward e. sutton. FuncrAi ssrycss
Wednesday morning December 2e ff:3o o'clock "a
the resdenee Of her daughter Mrs. Charles A Ms1ys
IT, NO. 10 West 18th ST Kindly ola1t towers
UNDERHILL-Suddenky, BrOokfyn On I2sh month.
24th. SIas A UnderhiI, IN 8Tth year OF hls akS
Funeral frorn Friends Meeting House OF La
Saystts and Washington avss-, 12th month. arr.
WATT-At YonksFs ". Z, Saturday D,osui5sr
%, 1906. after short illness. John Watt, aged SO
years Funeral services his lats resldsncs No rs
Lama-Iins TsTraoss Yonkers on "Wednesday atter.
donisn Club and S. Andrews Sociaty ot New York
are respectfully invited to attend.
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MRS. ]. w. RHODES.

Detroit. Dec. &-Mrs. J. w. Rhodes, the wife
of a well known business man of Pittsburg and
the daughter OF George II. Barbour, OF this city,
died here to-day after illness of nine weeks.
from tumor on the brain. Mrs. Rhodes leaves two
children besides her husband Well known spe-
cialists from different parts Of the country were
called IN consultation, but were unable to effect q
cure Mrs. Rhodes was thirty-three years old.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26
COLONEL PEPPERS BODY ON WAY WEST

Mrs Ella onutt Pepper. widow OF Colonel James
E. Pepper, who died at the Waldorf Monday.
accompanied her husbands body yesterday to Lex
lngto1 Ky where the colonel will be buried
When Mrs. Pepper left the hotel, physicians who
attended her said she far from being we'll
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8. ID
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WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting Of Board of Education. Park and 59th
street, D. m.
Meeting OF the York Board OF Trade and TEanspota
ton, No 203 Broadway. 1915 0. m.
Annual meeting Of the Hospital Association
jefferson and Cherry streets. S 80 p. m.
Free admission Geological Park museums oe Art
Natural History.
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EUGENE II. SHERMAN.

Utica, y. Y. Dec. 25.-Eugene H Sherman.
thrty-tWo years old. the of Mayor Sherman
and nephew Of Congressman Sherman. died to-
day after long Illness. At time he senior
member OF the Law firm of Sherman & Wallace, of
Syracuse. For the last two years he had been in
the employ OF the Troy Public Works Company In
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Highest Temperature yesterday "a degrees lowest, 49,
%; corresponding Of last year.
30; average for corresponding cate Of last twenty-five
years, 50.
soMly rising tepeEa fresh hrisk northwest WINDS
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS an TIE HoTELs

MANHATTAN-Sir William Van Horne, Mont
real. NAVARRE-Captain 7. M. Knox, U. S. A;
Captain George h Terrell L. S. a. NEITHER
LAND-Dr. II. Winship Princeton SEVILLE
Robert T. Crane, Baltimore.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast-TYashingtonD Dec as
The weather been fair parts Of the country
except in New England. tho lower region
northern portion OF the Middle Atlantic States. where
light snow has fallen in the Pacific Coast States and
the plateau region where rain
the cold spell IN the East been broken
and temperatures are now rising generally east Of
Rocky Mountains.
Fair weather viii doubtless continue for the next
fOT1yeigt hours Rocky Mountains with the
possible exception OF the region. where
fall The temperature Will rise slowly east of the
Mississippi reach normal conditions Thursday
The winds along the New England Middle
Atlantic viii be fresh uorthwesteTly;
the South Atlantic coast fresh; Atlantic Coast
fresh EoThwes; morrill, on the Gulf coast light 70 fresh
variable.
Steamers departing on Wednesday for European ports
viii fesh northwest wincs aud cloudy weather
the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special LOcaIities-For District OF
Columbia New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland fair
day Thursday with slowly rising temperatures fresh
northwest winds.
For New England, Snow nurTies to-day and in north
portion Thursday not much change IN temperature fresh
northwest winds,
Thursday. except hurTies IN north and central
portions with slowly rising temperature fresh to brisk
northwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy to-day
warmer to-day; fresh northwest winds.
Fer Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day and
Thursday. with slowly rising temperature; fresh west
For western New York. snow hurriss to-day and
Thursday; fresh west 20 northwest winds
Local oncial RecOrd.-The following oniciaI record
from Weather shows the cha in the
perature twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date Of ths last twenty-five yeas
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26

While individual stars OF the Yiddish stage Ike
Jacob P. Adler, Bertha Kalisch and Jacob Kats-
man, have previously been seen al uptown thea
tres no entire Jewish company has yet per-
formed In the uptown district The first Yiddish
aggregation to invade the upper regions Of the city
is the Peoples Theatre Company. which is headed
by Boris Thonashefsky and Bessie Thomasefsky
It will appear in a jewish play on next Thursday
be q special performance. given under the auspices
Of the Jewish Nationalist Club OF the play. The
Jews" by Eugene TschlrikoH. This play, which
was nrst made known here by P. N. OTlenon, has
been given with great success on the Yiddish stage
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26
GEORGE N. hEwEs.

San Antonio Tex. Dec 25-George aL Hewes, a
widely known telegrapher. was found dead In bed
here last night. Mr.. HeWes had worked for the
Associated Press for many years resigning from
that service recently at Chattanooga. because OF
poor health.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26
OBITUARY.
THE REV. 7. x. CROWLEY.

Denlson, Tex. Dec. 25.-rhe Rev. T. K. Crowley
Of ST PatTick's Church. while putting his vest
ments 70 celebrate high mass. dropped dead to-day.
He served chaplain in q New York regiment
throughout the Civil War.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Henry Woodruff the star Of Brown os Harvard" :"
now playing at the Majestic Theatre. was taken
completely by surprise yesterday after the natines
when the members OF the company presented him
with q handsome silver antique tea set Mr. Wood
ruff gave banquet in the theatre az the Lambs
Club to the men members OF the company last
q banquet at the Clarendon to the women mem
berS
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UNDERTAKIERs.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL Co. s4f-s wsr ssd So
Cnspsls Private and public ambuancss Tel Gs24 cnsssa
Rev. stephen Merritt. ths world known under
takeri only place OF business Sth Ava 18th Sc
largest IN the world. Tel 124 and 125 CHELSEA
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ported by eight octagonai columns It is ap-
~ p~lOacneu OS an arched gateway. over which
frowns portcullis, and through this Mortal tha
carriages drive right into the hail. past the roar
ing log fires which in winter burn In the huge
nrepiaces on either side. TO the doorway at the
rIher END OF the hall. which is the entrance to
IIe castle proper. Rahy is first mentioned in
nection with King Canute ana tbare are records
IN existence. thousand years OF age showing that
ne presented 1t to the monastery of ST Cuthbert
During the War Of the Roses It belonged to the
NeViiles. but was confscated by the Crown when
Tue heao OF the house led Roman Catholic rising
sIhst queen Elizabeth appealing to King Philip
spain Tor assistance against her the conspiracy
LANDING ITS leaders upon the scaffold. AS stated
above 1t was Sir Harry vane the elder who pur-
chased Raby from the Crown in the reign OF Queen
Elizabeth's successor. King James I
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CEMETERIES.
THE woopIAwN CEMETERY.

s readily sccszsfos By Harlem trains from Grand zntraA
Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trOeys and
rtags Lotg s125 Tesphons 4s55 Gramsroy for Book
Of Views
once 20 2sd ST.. New York CITY.
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..Dsrnssrs vaafla u Pus Bsanpx
Married.

Msrrfass notices Appearing q THE rMrBUyD IN
be rsDubiishsd tn Ths rri-weskly rribuas vssA.zs
extra charge
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Donlnsrtc Rafca

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points States Canads sad ssxsp.
(ousids BorOughs OF Manhattan ana Ths aronxl
Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and Phflippf1es
expense foreign postage
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AN UNENGLIsH EXPREssIoN.

With regard 70 the word "canaiIle," It is a somA-
what dangerous one to use for, Prudhomme
remarks. III a canaille haut ct cenaille en-
oas' C'rhere are both high canaiIle and low
canailleO Already in the eighteenth century It's
use In England objected to. for II figures in
The humble remonstrance of the mob OF Great
Britain against the importation Of French words {"
published In 1888 in the London Annual Register
Ben Jonson took It straight from the Italian. as
'canaglia," which ''rabble" and originally
stood for unruly pack OF dogs
MARQUISE DE FONTENoY.
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Death notices appearing In THE rHYBrwH vm -
repu5lishsd tn The Tri-wssxiy Tribune visAsus .rs
charge
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Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed at the foI-
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si.AcK-rATLocK-ou peoemesr a. 1904. ne -
cencs Of her uncle. Professor II Q. O. Won yaxsuanA
n Cambridss, Mass by the Rsv Prescott EVartA -
slated BY The Rev william Tatlock. Lucy Crrtt darr6.
tsr q Lucy 3 Whtman and the ats John ratlSGA
d d. TO Otis Fisher Black.
Notices of marriages snd deaths nun n b>.a-v,.A
with fun and address
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Forncast for snecial Locl

from Weather shows the changes IN the
perature for the t1enty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date Of the last Twenty-Five
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-06
Battery Of Artillery Captured
by the Mob
RIOTERS SEIZE DYNAMITE
Story Brought 10 Nsgasakl BY steamship
CelenAa Fighting il Progress When
She Sailed Sunday With Large
Number 81 Refugees Aboard.


Toxic, 1nly Al Riot ana mnine axe
IL progress at klainostok, Ascending 10
the news brought to Nagasaki by a
steamship Ehe Coi0aia, IL the East
Asiatic steamship company. arrived al
NagaSaki from gae Russian aaval strong
hold YESTERDAY she broaght 4 iaras
nuuaher 81 refugees. who fed ca bnaFa
her Just before She saiiea last SUNDAY.
tearing that tts town was ia gs Gite8
up g murder and piliage
According to the STORY tal3 hy The
Eoleass asiieerS, the srv0tle started On
SATURDAY, Nh,a q moo got possession
~ elsat srEe eases ef "a aamite belong
ing 81 the goxsfumeast loYal rra
nlent Il Gessacks attacked tina rioters.
and captured thirtv AZ thetr Eeaaars.
who were Booked rp.
On Sunday morning tbe fiatiaa broke
cut afreSh Fhe ree gasaetpd azain.
determined 90 rescue the thix4s mss ahe
ha8 hsea arrested che asy befage. Theze
was bioaay sxating 10 TIE streets be
fweea The Noss8es, "a ore SIDE and tke
moh. reinfesce6 IS dssaheete6 sebssegs
o. the either
Jus. before toe golpnia saile1 az moo
aaa captured q hasteeY W artillery. saa
vss usiRg i b Or attack - tee Cos
.aeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-06
SICK ALL THE TIME
UNTIL S4E TOOK nR. WILLIAMS
PINK PILLS.
Thar She Gsassa 20 80 nv saSaiia ana
Has Seer Well Wenan
aver Sisce.

suffered Al ths sire. practically.
from sickness o. che stomach. dixzlusss
og swlamhag Ina my bead and pain ia my
back Now ana entirely free gsoua dis
comfort os that sort. I ana nos only
able % keep "a my feek. bus 10 Is nv
work IS tseeher. aaa e snjos the
pleasures char come shr90gh cha peSses
sion g goad hsaish
Eaas Is sbe statement 81 Mrs. ii IS.
Ford. * pushmataha. Mss. who cor
ti9pes As follows am glsd Is tell
others taat my troubles were an seuae-
died b. " Williams P,nk Piils. wkieh
are iadeed 8 womaas fviea Aaard
q them first froa ait acquaintance ia
Arkansas wa5 bad foana aas shar
merits M aetusl asa Wues she said
prompted II frv tban ia September
et ls,lt aud withka thrae weeks. 1 expe.
rieDced such rebel that Sues chat they
'aass 30 adapted ta blie aseds 81 nv case.
Aster usiag tbsIn foe short wAile
longer 1 was taerouSbiy convinced 80
sbeir hslpfalaess. eaased Is be al ~
valid hecat0e aad have SINCE rsasained
a wei Sonat ard che REASON WAY IS
SIMPLY thas ( toak pE Williams Piak
psiis
me pills which Mrs Ford 40 fasfiv
praises care she ch1ef a8i8nenbs ~ weatsft
ey thoroughly reBosasNg bAe blog8
they make fuaeCoBaE aenoa regain
and paiuless. beais1 headaches. la89u5r.
nervousness, crsste aepetite. promols
Digestion. pnt ceI9f la tha complexion
b0iits up strength snd "a word aaAsle
wonen to fsaeb aud ulsll3dalif full tll !
STEAL perfee6l0n
Dr Wilnams Fink ~. n actually nialrs
aeN blood and give Strength ara tsae 20
every peya az ahe body IA this way
they have cured serious Disorders oe Csc
alacd and asrgee. such as rhedmalsii,
sciatlsa. aslenilA uervausiiass. heai
aclleRs paftial paralysis. lnc0mollr ataAia.
~. Nitus dance sad mahv nrHis of
weakness a either sex
EVERY weman should sen CD the Or
Wiliams Medelaa CO.. SaAaaeeiadv
N sJf s gal4HbiN haokat eafifDd
tiAa t4iks ~ NNneu 81 W So
maiiHa gee @,led s0ve@pe a a4e
Address Is s8s A4bae6 ila IN ains
f'uk eas are ssAt ~ 94aKxsa ae
seAt, postpaid 9feeceinE3i peea 0ealis
A l04 SIX oaxes s. 80 3v tlle ~ Williams
Medicine 90. Schenectady \
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-06
DRAWS THE NET.
Thawa Chances Lens Bright a. Stories
About White Are Exploded,

~ 4.
N1M ApfN 10y M ''',NNi4'l's''A1s aa
the ease against Harry kendali lhaWs
Who shaE ana killed stamford White,
make ma district attorneys otiee con
i,lenf tiat she nel IL slowly hut surely
l,aiU8 tiehtened about the prisoner The
eaofis Witch lhaw, greatly aided by
Nuhlie opinion al Alst made h show
White as i yuan an eSepptinAAily immor
ai habits. # il believed, have proved
WORTHLESS.
a4ta llstriet afiofneys office Mednes.
dan received lhe original reeons ii the
aateetlVes MILO had worked far Ihaw
and falinWea White. fheaf Fee0las, tends
snn Il shew thai Inc stofies told about
WhMe wepa exaggerated haye greatly
strengthened the Vase faf the stats.
Naf only Nan this offering ii records
hNYt FhaMa chances, II N hellegea, hut
the dlstfies attorney Il bNsslv eagaged
Investigating twa staFies sshleh have
reaclied hiM. me fY@t. whish Il eans
considered the more important, ID the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-06

The following letter Il only enc az
many thousands which are on lille In
the finkham ofElee. and 60 rs prove
hcvond question that Lydia u, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound must be q
remedy III great merit, otherwise III
soula not produce such marvellous
results among sick and aillng women.
pear Atrs Pipkhan
About nine months ago was great snf-
ferar with Eamale tr0nbie, whseh caused ne
severe pain, extreme nervousness and fre-
auent headaches, from which the doctor
failed 10 relieve lne, ! Gfled Lydia " Plnk-
hArn's Vegetable Compound, and within 4
short ts1ne felt better, ard after taking dive
bottles az III was entirely cured ltherefofa
heartily recommend yonr Compound AZ q
splen,iia female tonis II makes the naonfhly
periods regular and withoat pain; and what
i blessing IL II 81 find sueh a reTeiy After VI
many doctors fail ~ heip yau I am pleased
10 recommend il 70 al suffering women. ~
Mrs Sara Nilsson, III Eass Sd Street Gincin-
nati, Ohio,
II you have suppressed or painful
periods, weakness ~ the stomach.
indigestion, bloasing. pelvic catarrh,
nervous prostration, dizziness, faint-
ness. don t-eare ana wAns-ko.h be-
left, alone feeling, excltahility, back
ache or the blues, these are sure indie
cations ~ female Weakness az some
arrangement % she organs LA such
cases there il oae tried and true Fazr vay
Lydia h. Rinkhala's Neges2b4a Conn
poNnd
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Ns!anaI - -.
cREScENrS DEFEATED
RANDOLPH TEAM
Loosely PLAYED Game Al Trctting Para
Yesterday Afternoon. Won BY
the Home Team. Il

ln loosely played game o. bas the
Sgeseents defeated tie Salisbury Nils
Team 81 Rauleiph hg che secge 81 u
Is ST tie etaaite city trestigs pa i
Yesterday afternoon inahihsg q cons
meet sitb tes BAH "a times when hits
eess needea sa8 eest srra bost sh@
CARTE fgr Raasl,lHA- fhey PLAYED I've
ssuie plaekiv oeweser aeilast 8
strcak @ han hes ~ ths second
J8tsssn tasir aEebs split . liageg end
Ia. forced % eeaBge peFcs Wth shaw
"a rigs aet3 b tlle hext HnNg shaw
sreaehed his kase-eap while sliasa 70
seecaa ans was ont ef the game.
Nefthsn was ptss IA As haeksrop vaile
salisbury fte ulaaaxet pas o. a sute
ana Aeag eah Ia tse seal
The reseengs seered u TIE iyss ia.
am9 "a d single sad AZ ofres RaH3olpa
sied she seufv 81 tia SECOND bHt tAeF
h0qes we're iashed t0 tae gfouud H8ea
tse gescenis u their prn salaed tAree
runs fhi. Fas the enly tire when
Randolph has good loskm t3e the
0nHe a sAe stb Stearn rappea out
E sia4le 4ea Wss Bllloeed bH fhonp
.on. yh6 his the bah into right field
#beee Il was lose "a the grass aul boch
tcured
Ehs fealres al tle gelne we're che
aliirl>s eaaehing laeSsaa and tAe
slsgss hase-ruBafng by Brown me gfes
cent third ba.emsa Ra1iug hanors
Wc8e verg eFeIi Randolph hies OR
gi,a ami Che Creseeats % af lhamp-
sen Thompson stFack out mrs aHi
ylte ta, pa.ses while Reid stFues ont
and lea 9 nstf walk
tbe aBe 4p af taF seams was as tgl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-06
And Only Five Hits Could
Not Offset Them
LOST TO THE NEW Y0RKS
Highlanders Batted Harris Hard, Bunch
ing Hits in the Fifth Inning
Boston Nationals Lose to
New York,

Boston, July q Heavy hitting hy
NeW York ana miserable fielding ~
Boston gaNe Yesterday game Is the iot.
nier, 4 W y, the aighlanders hit lIars
us for eleven safe ones and The locals
contributed siN errors rhc batting If
Chase ii The visitors VAS one 81 tie
featWes "a THE game, iou singles "a,
ng credited u him.
Mem York scored In the Grst inning
pa trrcmaDs failure IN receive Peter
son throw 0n Heelef's buNt which put
Wee Willie an second I.ap0rtes walk
an8 peteFsons miserable throw ca see
ena The home teams also scored ana til
the same INNING pn Stahla passes and
Pa three basgey ~ hoey, che new man
front Noly Crass
There Was nN more scoring until Fbe
fifth and then Il Was al on with Boss
tom KleiR0w singled aud Harris threN
too hate Us get him a second ga Hagg's
ggounder keeler placed a safe hunt
and Chase singled, seoring two mNn On
Cnnrevs eat, hreler scored IapoFte
rot atst "a ground ball & Harris and
1 Williams tallied, nelehanty Got 4 luckY
single ana two more men Tailed Hot
maa MAS cut ga pop y Ferris, hpt
I Mlcinaw Was safe on MNsgar law
throw Fbe bases were again tull, but
MoggaR Mthegea d HeegS poa This
4 Visitors kai gathered live runs
/ They .ae anoiaeF n the sixth, when
4 tAsse snSled and stole seeonl went
to tAiyf Na etsfsens error ana scored ~
Cenloys III 81 Hayden Stah's homo
lfun 10 the centre field hIsaehers also
gave the holne tsaln tally IL the .ams
mining Boston got It's third score Ii
Che vxeisah lpntlig "a 6elGefs cheise
and teablc s. HARRIS Two passes
4 by Harris ana 40 error by the sana
Nlayeg gase TEE New Works thesr tinsi
tally o tse pinth inaine
Yestesaays AmeEicaa League Scores
~ Boston Neu York 5, Boston S.
st. Philadelphia Philadelphia d
tWashingtan Q
( AZ Cieyeland Chicago 4, Cleveland q,
Ak uatrpi n i0ais 81 Detroit a
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Lgle kganHam i st liome ior vis't.
arr. Pred Larry has beer quite y hs4
+ Improving
The fareFal 81 Ffe.I ASnswt VII
Re 9el4 81 the AiBsNurth ho saiuf-
day at tn
aEr VI H >trknsy. salasmar iar
bogse Bros was in town gssteEiar o.
business fsr the 6rn
Miss Ssdir Effeld returned hsf ever
Ing fr9p Betke. where sae has 1ea
saenilng 4 fs~ weeks with BEG ssaE
Mrs Lon Whitney
HENRY kFskine j. thought b ss ~
tls BETTER. HIS maSaer, MIS-. tas ~.
SiHs, 4 misca Improved and : able % p
AEegnd TIE haase same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-06
JAPANESE GUARD KING.
Fear ar Attempt to Dsposs Emperor d
coyea.

Washington. Jaiv 6t fablsgTam
WAS reviewed at the state departments
Yesterday fsaul Amesiean taasgl General
&Qfaas Radaocs. ar Scout explaining
thar sae ptacipg 81 pe6se guards 81 the
@spaae>e arNiind The luiperia pahgee was
uith tie parposs u preserves euler and
to lasnre The safety Qf the PERSON 81
TIE GoTesa emperor
It IS tsa belief 81 officials bere thar
the Japanese, wb0 are charged 8ith 4
practical proteeteate ever tns eoagtrs.
have discovered thar fbe native palace
giiielals have been secretly fauensing i
Eebeihon wish the iasentiea Of aispos
essas the easperar ANA incidentally
figiting the laptne>e aat aH garen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-06
ASK ROOSEVELT.
Invited to BE Present II Reception t.
Bryan

Srw York, IulY 81 Tie Commercial
Travellers Antitrust League. whieh
worked ten Bryan Ill the eampaigns III
1885 and 1900, and Is now engaged r.
arranging reception for hi.n ea his S.
rifal IN New Work next month has segt
d President Roosevelt ~ invitation Is
take part ID the reception Tbe politi.
tians regard thr Invitation AZ 4 ioke. ~
an attempi e advertise tic league
imam Who WAS ID enarEe at thu oggnni.
xatigns headquarters yesterday after.
nesn said, howeyer
fhe Invitation i SERIOUS BrYaa is
4 great American. ard there g ID reasea
whs tile President should not iuin Ia IA
welcome V him, This league & nv.
political organization, AMI intends %
niake the reception 4 non poiitigal A..
taie