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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

The building record for the year 1905
in Bellows Falls, though substantial,
looks small when compared with the
preceding year. In 1903 building in
Bellows Fails amounted to s340, zoos in
1905, 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

FOR SAIL -t75-acrs farm in Chelsea Cuts
90 toas o. hay with machite. 5000 solid cords
Of w0ed and about 1000 feet Of 1T tim er.
-Four miles 10 Chelsea ana 1--WE miles 70 Gran
iteviile one half mile 70 SO DOL. r. +. ID and
telephone. Buildings good. There are eight
cows en- the farm, viii sell them Price Tor
farm 81 ,70o.Bo. Might exchange for small
house. +. r.. Cate Real Estate Agency, Bolster
Block. Barre, Vt 2S6tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

Lix.all--Gray'sw Laxative Cough
and Cold re--beeaGse Il contains Nc
Morphine or other Habit Forming Drug
out does contain the best ingredients
Snown to medical science for Coughs
and Colds, and win pay back your
money if not satisfactory.
D. F. Davis, E. A. Drown,
c. II. KendFiek & Co., Barre, vt
j. H. Macarthur, East Barre, VT.
w. b. Miles. Graniteville, vt.
F. c. Huntington, Washington, VT
L. d. Tillotson, Washington, VT.
F. A. Ainsworth, Williamstown, VI
Mark Mears, Marshheld, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

The creditors oil the Blair 4 De Larm
Veneer Co, Newport, which went under
n the fall Of 1908, when the manager
disappeared have received their first
dividend amounting to IS per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
LOST AND FOUND.

I. STA siam IN money between crtan..
re aud Il easaut ftreet, Finder leave attet.
ne sind receive Tewsrd Ef.
UND-Rrindle bill htci. about f.g-
{. I'D. has collsf Bat no name Apsiv :.
hihgtou street. 95tYf
gentlomans 8 watch foh ~
rr Z. ffihay night wa Under fat.sa
81 ais office and be rewarded, 4nse
LOsT--An opportunity, Y you fail to sacn,s
raxofe with m69, brush and soap, an for si W
&. II Hendricks Co.. prugSietz fsss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

FURNISHED ROOMS 10 RENT-Tk-sa
room suite, suitable for four young men. Also
other rooms Inquire Of A. H. przzslL .s--a
floor. Buzzell Blocg. 2aS4
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WANTED.

WANTED Rlds for g nstruetion Of : srn-
tnpr estfs,ye "a iet IS 30 Job suh copffaHtef L.
furnish material Inquire Of A. f. Batebriiior.
94ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

FOR SALE-One o. the incest eigfit-room
houses Ia the city, located on he French es-
tate, Faces three sire to. Price Ss.00l.lO. In
quire az the Il. b. Gaze Real Estate Agency,
Bolster Block 13Ggf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

TO RENT fo5rags u Six rooms on Branch
St. Cali AZ Is West Sc. 2istt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

TO RENT House OF seven rooms at the cor
ner Hill and L ueTty streets. Inquire J.
w. MELON I'D, % Hill street 245i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

TO RENT--stone shed. CO BY ca IN sire, VITA
street. &C
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

TO REA T--Tenemanf Of five rooms at II
Wellington street. Hot and cold water fur
mace heat One Of the best tenements ID city.
Apply to @. Mann az a Mellinggon street. 22Ss5
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--Riyer farm between Piatnheld
and Narshheid. Contains iT5 acres and will
keep cows and team. Large quantity Of
wood aud timber. Small sug orchard Al
equipped. buildings IN good. comfort b re.
pair, with ruaniag water AZ house and barn
Price $500. inquire at the d. b. Cate Real
kssate Agency, Rooms II and IL. Bolster
Biock, Barre. VI. a4stf
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FOR sALE-Ar great sacrihce. house OF two
Smith. 77Ef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

TO REMIT irst-elass tenement at No. I
Church street. Ready or bsrore JanuRg9
ist, apply to Or. Q. q. stickney. 24eR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR Farm
Good e-ro0m cot age with small barn on arge
lot e. 124o. Would tent for St2. A good home
OK investment. Located at No 50 Blackwell
street ID. a.. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms
and g. Gordon RlucK Barre. VT. 2l7rK
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

TO LET. FARM--Tnquire Of o. b. Batehal-
der ON Piainfeid road 9Z3R
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FARM FOR sALE--Good farm Of 225 acres,
heavily rimbeYed god wooded. Good sugar
plaes, 600 70 1000 trees Keeps Is besd cattle
and team. Situated on stage road from Wasn-
i0gtou 70 Chelsea, about ] Ia miles from
Washington, and known as the cutting heney
farm. All stocked Will sell with or without
stock. Buildings IN good repair. Never TAIL
ing running wattr. Immediate possession
given. @. II. Bigelow. v ashington, VT. isStt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

To RENT--E.arge haH week DAYS. SanasR
services and two evenings each week. {. ",
Averiil. tf24
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WANTED--By a young nan, = yeare Of age
char ce 10 work IN a bakery ne nnlsh feslr-
perience already. Address y 9. Huhtocn
fiainheld, VI. 2z5t
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TO RENT-six- room tenement on cottage
street, Hand to stone sheds. Inquire o. T.
r. Odds, ia Washing ton street. 2iat2
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FOR SALE---stx room house. with extra lot
near Beckley street go0a trade at Sifo0 o..
Terms very easy. Monthly payments. Enquire
IL the ID A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms
and 3, Gordon Block. Barre, VT tgstf
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FOR sALE--100- acre farm, / ~ miles from
Barre City post-offiee, on good road. i've min
utes walk from school, Will keep Is COWS and
team. las : carry on Good buildings An
uaal place for keeping poultry and "a sing
vegetables Berry aud Gu rant bushe IN iine
shape ard large nHuber Of yonng apple trees
Just beginning To beat Price reasonable IL
sold at ) ce Inquire OK Frank n Dyer at ~
church street or at post office carriers window
between ard any week day evening 242tf
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HELP WAIVED.

WANTED Good all round letter cutter fos
View York city work. Apply to stsPhenn. . 9
Gerard. 2tdtt
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TO RENT-seven-ro cottage on g-anah
estate inquire at b. A. Perry Real Esias
Agency. a-=t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTFD-Famny and raomeFz
washtngs 10 do Work called fol and dellEered
tirst-elass work. Drop postal % Work, o.
Box lao, Barre, VI. 1astf
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TO REM.

TO RENT Rooms FOR light housekeeping q
81 Keith avenue 2I9%
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TO RENT-T Tenement of six rooms aa& pna-
FRY on Upland avenue for $50 per Enash
small family preferred. Inquire Of r. Z, Per-
rim. 2iaS
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FARM BARGAIS--A chance Of 8 lifetime.
For sale on exchange. What have you TO ex-
change for this 220-acre farm2 Forty acres
wood land, GOO sugar trees, near the house. APP
pie orchard Of 200 treea. Buildings good r.
+, D. route and telephone. one and ane-third
miles from stores, post Office. churches school.
etc. Farm cuts 10 toms of bay all with ma
chine Farming tools are nearly new and con-
sist OF moving machine, hoTse rake tedder,
weeder, wheel baIrsw Two horse wagon Cart,
horse hue. cultlvatols, plaws. one horsepower
ana cutter, TWO dog-p0war ehnrn ard separa-
tor and numerous other tools ipr modern farm
ing. Ruining water IN abundance at house
aud barns Hen hense 20 hy ~ with running
water In ID. This pia Will keep forty cows
the year round Tie price - low, What have
you 10 e2ehargeY There are "A cows. head OF
young STOCK, nc coarse wool sheep and team now
on the iarfn, with lnnre than focder enough to
winter all inquire Ri tine II y, Cate Real Es-
tate Agency. Rooms II snd -, Bolster Block,
Barre. VI Telephone connection. xl5n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10

TO RENT OR FOR SALE-Rarber shop wlss
three complete chairs, by month or year. Ate
four billiard tribes. Apply TO Ange,s scasl-
PIN. Hfe
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10 RENT--A furnished room In q esasrahlg
lpcatien. A man snd wife preferred, and VIA
give table work TO lady # desired. Apply - 4
Jefferson street. 2SgZ
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
MANY DEAD In
RAILROAD WRECKS
save Of Disaster on Sea and
Land Sweeps the
Country

re- our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. ie-Many are dead
and scores are injured la railroad wrecks
all over the country to-day. A wave Of
ruin and disastcr has hacn sweeping from
Maine to California In the last twenty
four hours and every hour brings re-
ports Of new wrecks. Tho sea has also ats
tale Of disaster. Up IN Northeast Canada
The big steamship Kensngton Is pounding
TO pieces on the rocks at Matano, The
passengers however. were rescued.
Five people were killed and twenty-five
injured in a collision between two pas
scngor trains on the i. and o. az VAL
parais1. Ind.
Spreading rails threw n Missouri Pacific
train into ditch near Eureka, Kansas
and twelve passengers were seriously in
jured.
Two uainmen were killed and several
passengers injured when the boiler OF on
express engine exploded last night al
Sargent, Cal
A wild switch engine tore into the Mich.
igan Central station at Detroit, to-day
and ripped II 90 pieces. Several people
We're injured and three people were killed
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
HERO OF FIRE in
BALTIMORE ISDEAD
Wilmington Firemen Will Re-
m mber William c. MCAfee,
the Dare. Devil Fireman

Members Of the Woccacoe, Fame, Reii-
ance and Friendship Firo Companies who
helped to fight the big oonfagrationi at
Baltimore in February 1864. viii hear with
regret Of the death OF William Corbell
McAfee, former State Fire Marshal Of
Maryland, and former chief Of the Balti-
more Fire department
He was one of the greatest firemen and
life-savers in the country, and though ne
courted death many times in the dis
charge of his duties, he died peacefully
at his home last evening.
At the time Of the bis Baltimore fire.
McAfee was not the mead Of the Fire Oe
partment there, he having been forced n
resign as chief by antagonism in the de-
partment some time before. He happened
in the city from Pittsburg. however. and
Immediately offered his services Whcn
Chief Horton of the department collapsed
McAfee took the leadership and nis dar-
ing spirit inspired tha nearly exhausted
men TO renewed leadership. The Whining.
ton fire remember him well and to then,
he was the ideal fire fighter.
It was McAfee, who after hurried con,
cuAAAttHh VI AAN leAAti' bu1AhN0o hANi %
Baltimore, decided TO use dynamite in OF.
der to check the flames sweeping toward
a very important and valuable section OF
the city. Some large owners Of property
that was about to be blown up protested,
but McAfee quietly told them TO set out
OF the way, he was going to blast, and
this he did. thus saving a valuable Sec
ton. He was the hero Of the great FIRE.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
MAY ENACT new
DIVORCE LAWS
Governors. Statesmen and
Clergy to Consider Statute
TO That Effect

AT the Bellevue -Stratford, Philadel-
phia, tomorrow the Congress- on uni
form Divorce Law win meot for tho
purpose or acting upon a divorce stat
ute which IL is proposed shall be adopt
ed in every state and Territory in tho
United States
The congress was called together by
Governor PennypaclSor its president,
and delegates from all parts Of the
country will attend The proposed
statute win be submitted TO them, and
II approved, Governors Of the respect
i've states will be asked to present Il
70 their Legislatures for approval.
Tho purpose Of the uniform statute is
TO regulate divorce not directly to
prevent IT, Indirectly the statute. II
adopted will decrease divorce. II viii
do away with these hasty flights TO
Dakota and subsequent divorce upon
insufficient grounds, the legality Of
which may be widely questioned. But
there VIII be divorce so long as the
majority Of the community desire #.
The Delaware delegates are Governor
Preston Lea, Attorney General Robert
IT. Richards. Colonel Benjamin Nields
and Henry Ridgeley.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
SHERIFF STILL
PURSUES ADDICKS
His Beautiful Newport Villa
to Be Sold For NOn-payment
of Mortgage Interest

Tho summer residence Of ]. Edward
Addicks at Newport, r. l., known as
Belvoir. and one Of the most attractive
places in Newport, has been advertised
to be sold for failure to meet the in
terest on a mortgage Of $4,000.
The property Is held by the Bear
Haven Realty Company. Mr.. Addicks
having Incorporated all his holdings
at Newport under that name a few
years gao. The place has been occu-
pied by members OF the Vanderbilt
family and other prominent persons,
and the proposed sale is attracting at
tention.
Onicers of the bank which holds the
mortgage say the red naE win so up
on the premises and that II will be put
under the hammer on Monday Mo-
vember 10, IL the interest on the mort
gage and all expenses which have ac-
crued are not paid by that time.
II was In about 1899 that Mr.. Adiicks
bought this magnificent property. II
was to be the summer home Of "Sena
tor Addicls. He occupied Il thu
summer of 1900. and on two or three
occasions entertained his Delaware
political lieutenants. His beautiful
yacht Vision was then in commission
and on it it's owner entertained Mi.
political friends most lavishly. Tn,
''iVsion" has already disappeared under
the sherlns hammer. and the lin,
estate "Belvoir'- beautiful TO see
will also fade from its owners vislor
by the same cruel operation the 1871
of this month.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12

latter are well armed having seized
quantities OF arms and ammunition in
the camps they looted.
WASHINGTON-Senator Burrows. of
Michigan, chairman Of the Senate COM
mittee on privileges and elections, has
reached town ahead of his fellow
statesmen, for the purpose Of preparing
his case against Reed Smoot. the Nor
mon Senator from Utah. Senator Bur
rows announces that he will. as soon
as Congress meets. demand the fixing
Of a day for final vote on the case.
WASHINGTON-The Washington
police believe they have captured a
thief Of international reputation in the
person OF Ralph Gonzales, a Mexican.
Pawntickets were as thick in his
pockets when arrested as the proverb-
ial hops.
WASHINGTON-AIistalting whiskey
for cider, Mary Pruitt, ten years old,
drank half glass OF the LIQUOR. ard
emergency hospital physicians worked
on her until early this morning 20 re-
store her to consciousness. Tho child
saw a member of the family take a
drink. and believing the bottle con-
tanned cider, poured out a half glass
and swalloed it. He mother found hor
fifteen minutes later unconscious, and
being unable to arouse her, sent for an
ambulance
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
DEATH GAVE But
A SHORT NOTICE
Bernard Row Passes Away
After an Illness OF
Few Days

Bernard Row, one of the best known
and oldest business men in Whining
ton, died yesterday afternoon at -
o'clock, at his home. No. 6O6 French
street, after a comparatively short i'll
ness. drapsy Of the heart being the
direct cause Of death.
Mr.. Row was born in Bavaria, Ger
many, October 20. 1918. At the age Of
IA years he came to this country, land
ing in Baltimore. where he tooR up his
home with relatives. After learning the
merchant tailoring business thoroughly
Mr.. Row determined to locate in Will
mington and came here in 1850. since
which time he has been actively en-
gagged in business. For forty years he
conducted an establishment at No. BIG
Market street, remaining at that stand
until business reverses overlook him.
His sons then engaged in business in
Second street and later removed to No.
41S King street, where at present they
conduct a china and glassware store.
Although Mr.. Rows health has been
failing him for about two years, he did
not become serious i'll until within the
past week and had been almost daily
at his sons store. Yesterday week
ago he attended devine services at
Central Presbyterian Church Of which
congregation he had been a member for
AZ years. He was one Of the pioneer
members Of Washington Lodge, No. L.
A. f. and A. NJ, having been an active
Mason since 1s5. His habits were most
exemplary. he having never used to-
bacco nor liquor in any form and in his
daily walks of life was courteous and
kind to all.
The funeral will take place on We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Ser
vices will be conducted at the house by
Rev. T. A. McCurdy and interment viii
be strictly private Washington Lousl
will have charge Of the services.
/ Mr. Row Is survived by a widow and
four children. Jacob Row, Lewis Row
Harry B. Row and Mrs Amand
Harmun of Port Hammond, British
British Columbia.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
OVOTERS WANT
THE REFERENDUM
In New Castle County IS. 800
Voters Ask For the
New Law
COURT SIGNS THE
ELECTION CERTIFICATES

Superior Court this morning signed
the election certidcates OF the officers
chosen in New Castle county at tho
election held last Tuesday and COM
pleted the count Of the votes for the
Initiative ana Referendum law. No re-
turns were made TO the court OF tho
referendum vote OF the Fifth district
'of the Fourth ward. or from the Third
district Of New Castle hundred. The
vote throughout the city and county
was about nine to one in favor OF tho
law. The vote by Representative dis
ltrlcts follows:
First Distrlct-Yes. 1862 no, 112.
Second District-Yes. 260O: no. 142.
Third Distrlct-Yes. 22S3; no. 268.
Fourth District-Yes. 1884, no. n.
Firth District-Yes. 2649; no. 153.
Total city-Ycs, 1054s; no, 747.
New Castle County.
Sixth District-Yes, 232; no. 16s
Seventh district-Yes. ace; no. 107
Eighth District-Yos, 482; no, 40
Ninth district-Yes, Az; no. So.
Tenth Dlstrict-Yes 2g0; no. 70.
Eleventh District-Yes, 154; no. 14l.
Twelfth District-Yes. 1853: no. 49,
Thirteenth District-Yes POS; no, AZ.
Fourteenth District-Yes 23t; no, 6.
/ Fifteenth District-Yes. los; no, SIS.
County total-Yes, 27SS; no, 75S.
Grand totals-Yes. 1886; no. 1905:
majority for, 1881
The states total favorable vote on
the question was approximately 1900.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
COMMISSIONERS
WILL GIVE BOND

Resident Judge Spruance has in
structed Clerk of the Peace Quigley to
send the following notice to the road
commissioners just elected:
You with your surety or sureties
are hereby notified to appear before me
in the Orphans Court room, in the city
of Wilmington, at 10 a. m. Thursday
the 18th day of November 1906, for
the purpose Of executing the official
bond required Of you before entering
upon your duty as such road commits
sioner. william c. Spruance,
Resident Judge"
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
CHURCH DISLIKE EX LAINED
Pastor Of Central Church breaches
Brilliant Sermon Of Great Interest.

Another brilliant sermon in the SER
les on What Men Are Now Thinking
About" was preached last evening in
the Central Presbyterian Church by
the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Thomas A.
McCurdy
The speaker dealt with the evident
dislike for the church displayed by
many persons, attributing it to their
failure TO distinguish between What is
human and what is divine in its ap-
pointment. He emphasized the point
that the church should not be held re-
sponsible for the misdeeds Of some OF
its members, any more than a family
should be condemned for the acts of
prodigal son or daughter
In conclusion DR.. McCurdy said:
"Then let us bid for the real. the sim
cere, the true. Let pretences go with
pretenders. 1t shame be with ethos
who simulate. Let counterfeiters go to
jail; but always remember that incon-
sistency argues In favor of consist
ency: hypocrisy argues in favor OF
sincerity; and the false argues in favor
Of the true"
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
COURT HAS BUSY SESSION
Many Cases Disposed Of and Others
Continued.

The usual Monday morning jumble Of
comedy and tragedy was threshed out in
nv icipal Court this morning by Deputy
Judge Joslyn.
For imblbing in too much liquid cheer
Saturday night Charles Alves Charles
Williams. William Carroll. Edward Red
din, Frank Dawson. Jhn Flynn. Thomas
Devin and John Bogg were fined 81 and
costs; Pauline Brown and Charles Pillow,
S5 and costs; Henry Smith. 81 and costs;
Frank Kelly and epter McClinchy, old OIL
Tenders $40 and costs.
AS the result Of disorderly conduct al
legged to have taken place during a neigh
borly quarrel. William Morgan was con-
demned to pay So and casts. and Arthur
McGrennan, accused Of creating a d s..
turbance at a dance han. Saturday night
was dismissed with a scathing rebuke by
the judge.
George Proud was arraigned for assault
and battery and Harry Flynn for dlsord-
erly conduct, both cases being prosecuted
by NJ c. Minker baggage master at the
Delaware avenue station OF the b. and
o., who allesed that tho two young men
had struck and threatened him late Sat.
urday night az the depot A penalty OF
50 and costs was imposed in each case on
request Of the complaining witness War
ren Robinson was discharged from GUS
tody. the allegation Of larceny as baieo
being with drawn.
Elwood Pauls a colored man. was ac-
cused by John Spence with having knock
ID him down and robbed him Of 81 on Pop
lar street Saturday night This case was
ontinued until Thursday, bail being fixed
e 500.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
PREACHERS MEET
Former Pastor Greeted and interesting
Addresses Made.

Many olergymen met this morning at
the Union NJ r.. Chruch iur the regu-
lar meeting Of the Preachers Associa-
tion. An enthusiastic reception was
given the Rev. II. w. Kellogg, pastor
Of Grace Church. who was introduced
and mnde a brief address. Secretary
Tibbits of the Y M. C.. A. was also
present and made an appeal Tor the
coco operation of tho pastors IN the Sun-
day afternoon meetings at the Garrlck
Theatre.
Am invitation was received from the
Rev. Dr. Murray for the members to
attond the second anniversary services
lat Washington Heights NJ. =. Church
on Thanksgiving Day and an Interest,"
ing resume OF his work was given by
the Rev. DR. T. =. short, OF Portland,
ore. Dr. Short was formerly pastor
of tho Epworth and Harrison Street
churches IN this city
The principal address was made by
the Rev. A. r. Scott. who took as his
subject "The Sin Committer and His
owner" This was followed by a dis
cussion I'm which the Rows. A. S. Now
bray, G. w. Dawson and II. C.. Turner
participated Presiding Elder Mowhray
spoke on the subject OF union Thanks
giving services, stating that tho differ
ent pastors should use their own dis
erection IN the matter
At the meeting on Monday next the
speaker will be the Rev. V. S. Collins,
of Port Deposit Nd.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

By Our own Wire. Publishers Press
BAKERSFIELD. Cal.-Major Cen
eral Shafter is dying and the end mo-
mentarily expected. Physicians gave
UP all hopes last night when he be-
gan to sink rapidly. The two experts
Doctors Hertzestein and Thorne who
had been called returned to San Fran
cisco.
JERUSALEM-The first shipment OF
water from the River Jordan, which is
to be sold for bautismal purposes, has
started for New York. The consign~
ment weighs 10000 Kilograms.
HALIFAX. N. S.-with over six hun.
dred passengers on board the Dominion
Liner Kensington from Liverpool to
Quebec, is ashore on the rocks of
Matane. Quebec. Her uosition is dang
erous. The passengers are being taken
off in small boats and put aboard
steamers and barges which lay ciose
by. The Kensington went ashore in a
binding snow storm yesterday.
CAPETOWN, S. A.-Parties Of arm
ed FFreebooters from Germany Afri-
can possessions are crossing the from
tier to join the raiding Boer bands
under Ferreira. The latter are NOV
ang along the Orange River to effect a
meeting.
Latest advices announce the capture
ID several priconers by the raiders. The