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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
LIKED THE GRANITE.
And May Uncover Ledge Of 1t at RAN
dolph.

Randolph, juno rs. Two extensive
granite contractors, Messrs. Hamilton
8of New York and Brett Of Boston, were
in Randolph Tuesday with \. i. Shell
don. Boston lawyer, to meet a. II.
Beeile and examine the granite ledge 0n
the Becdle farm. The color and quality
of The stone greatly pleased tie gentle
men, who were Of the opinion that il
exists III sufficient quantities 10 make a
valuable quarry. They are anxious to
open up The ledge. whieh bas bceil un-
covered for some distance but uut
hlastesl, and MR. liamiltois l. 70 meet
Mr. Zee lie again 'ltis weg,k 10 talk The
matter over. The party also visited the
Bethel quarries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
NEVADA STERN ON INSURANCE.
will Exclude Companies That Refuse to
Pay San Francisco Losses in Full.

Carson City, New, June I6.--State
Insurance Commissioner Davis has nd
yised fire insurance company Of Hart
ford. Conn, by a message to its presi.
dent. I'd pay one hundred cents ON The
dollar of it, San Francisco losses, or
cease doing business in Nevada. This
action was taken when il was reported
fo Commissioner Davis that the company
II question had agreed to pay only 75
ncr cent Of its losses in San Fran
rieco
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.


Williamstown, June Ie,--Mrs. Sarah
Seaver died very suddenly yesterday af-
ternoon Of heart failure at the Gulf
House. where she has been az work for
d few weeks. She had been i'll nearly
a week but snotconsidcreld dangerous
ly 50. Her son was with her at the
time, having taken team down TO
bring her to bis home. Before they were
ready 20 start she suddenly passed away.
She leaves one son, Forrest G. Seaver,
and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Fred
Gauthier Of Barre, besides several grand
children
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16

declaring that VIC will wash our dirty
linen iii private ii We can ret it clean;
but Il we can't get II clean in that way,
we will wash II iii public.
The third consciousness nf power Is
the social influence Every man has an
influence OF some nature over someone
else, but then, having consciousness Of
power III these three respects, the man
ii not vet complete until be secures the
fourth and last consciousness, which Il
the consciousness of the power Of God.
Then, declared the speaker, II We have
these four we can look this world and
the next fearIessiy in THE face.
AT the close OF Prof. Fosters address
a quartette from the senior class, Misses
Theresa Scott and Bessie Jones and
William q. Ayers and Roy Bugbee, sang
From By.gone Day. and then the
valcdictoMan Of the class. Miss Stella
Mayo Brooks, delivered fine essay on
.aVhat Is Worth Whicgv Miss Brooks
took first honor in school and her essay
showed careful study. Her farewell
words TO the school commissioners. the
teachers and finally to the members Of
her class We're cry appropriate and were
delivered with feeling.
This done, there came the final act
Of the exercises, the presentation of the
diplomas. School Commissioner III G.
Woodruff addressed the graduates iii
the commercial department and the prcs-
ident Of the board. Alexander Gordon,
gave timely advice to the four years
course graduates, the members of the
class having marched TO the stage. Af-
ter the granting Of the diplomas the
class turned to face tile audience and
were given hearty applause, and they
were also applanded after the singing Of
the school hymn, Lead, Kindly Light
and after the benediction BY the Rev.
Mr. Poole.
Those Who Graduated.
The members Of the graduating class
are as follows
Classical Course.
Max Cecil Fisher.
Academic Course.
Annie Bigelow Averill, Stella Mayo
Brooks, james Buffers Calvwell, Arthur
Alexander Gordon. Bessie Evelyn Jones,
Agnes Mari, Grace Ethel Mcdonald,
Mary Elizabeth Mcdonald. Flora Mar
tha Murphy, Jessie Louise Nelson. Mill
dred Isabelle Phelps, Norman Joseph
Pratt, Ella Theresa Scott. Bessie Elvira
speare, Florence 0rinda Taylor, Grace
Mabel Waite.
English Course.
William Chandler Ayers, Walter Al
fred Boutwell,, Roy Curtis Bigbec, George
Leroy Darling, William Thomas Hal
yosa, James Thomas kenefick, Marcia
Emma Maraen. Harold Wesley Robin
son, Charles Peach Thomas, Georgina
Cameron Trail, Nathan Milford Neino,
Sidney Arthur Wallace, Mariah Grace
Williams.
Commercial Course.
Nora Addie Batchelder. Bertha Cecilia
Bau, pbilo John Bruce, Bella Rae Dun
can, Joseph Giovanni Frattin. Milton
Lloyd Julian, Jennie Marr. Alice Mary
Mercer Catherine Bella Murray, Mary
Elizabeth Riley, Lillian Fraser Walker.
A considerable number of the class
expect to continue their studies in high
fr institutions Of learning. The class
officers are James Buffers CarsweIl, pres
ident; Jessie Loilise Nelson. vice pres
ident Max Cecil Fisher, secretary; Stel-
In Mayo Brooks, Treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
FRISCO SHAKEN THRICE.
Shocks of Earthquake Were Felt Last
Night.

San Francisco, June 16.--A severe
earthquake was felt here at 9.4l last
night. 4 lasted about five seconds. It
was probably not heavy enough TO do
damage, though possibly IL may have
caused some Of the walls of ruined build
ings to fall.
Two more slight earthquake shocks
were experienced at ti.30.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
BERLIN.

A reception was rendered 70 the Rev.
Donald Fraser and bride 1T tile Congre-
gational church last evening The Rev.
Mr.. Fraser was mnrrcd at I3rooklyn
June 9Th aud returned TO Berlin last
saturday
Mrs. j + Winslow and sen from
Woodstock are visiting her soi, Fred
Winslow, who resides here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
CLOSURE ON EDUCATION.
The Bill to Be Forced in British Par
lament.

london. June i6 Premier Campbell.
Ranuerman will, on Monday, submit TO
shr House Of Commons a resolution with
] ,iow ia expediting progress with the
.dnration bil lae resolution empow-
W. ~ the government to closure the bill
+ = Compartments, and defines the clauses
,.hicb may be passed each day, al
,,.,p;ne altbpcther seventeen days for the
ismi '.,',a;niur Stages of the bill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
Montpelier Democrats Favor Fusion.

The Montpelier Argus has been in-
terviewing number Of leading Demo.
Gratis in Montpelier and finds 4 strong
sentiment among them III favor Of Il
fusion state ticket
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
TRAILING ALLEGED ABDucroR.
Think Armenian Took Philadelphia Child
This Week.

Philadelphia, June 1G.--fhe local po-
lice said last night that they we're
close on the trail Of man suspected
of being the abductor Of seven year-old
Charles r Muth, who was stolen last
Tuesday. The man suspected Is an Ar
nenian who formerly lived in New York.
innumerahle theories have been advanced
as motives for the abduction and Cap
tain Of Detectives Donaghy has more
than 100 men on the ease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
pLAINFIELD.

Tomorrow evening at Che NJ. Il. church
the Rev. !. 7. Chase viii preach the aD-
nua memorial sermon ii honor Of the
deceased members OF Arcadia Lodge.
No. 80, |. q. @. 4. Members Of other
orders are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
TRIED TO END LIFE.
~, Herbert GIynn Of Springfield Was
D"' ~ Relieved of Poison.

cn,,ngdeld, June l6.llerbert Glynn
XIII pIace tried 20 end his life by
e'.;ng dose Of paris green, He will
nv, Me'Ss having taken too large an
psV"t He was despondent over two
sp,1rt s,.a.n,ests which had been brought
in''st .;nst him. and lie was also accused
ag@"i t,vinc set flre TO Mrs. lieckworths
" and buildings, which were de.
hVp's ed bv ire "Wednesday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
ENDORSED VAN pATTEN.
Burlington Republicans Prefer Him to
w. S. Peck.

Burlington, June l6.--'rbe Republi-
cans Of this city endorsed the candi-
dacy OF NillianlJ Van patten for sena.
tor over bis other Burlington opponent,
II. $. Peek. yesterday afternoon, by 4
vote Of 500 to 800. Mr.. Van Patten car.
red every ward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
Ladies, Coli Tournament

The winners in this weeks Ladies'
Golf Tournament on the Barre course
we're Mrs. George 1ildcn first, Miss
Carrie WheeIock second. and Airs w. +.
Halves third
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
Received Diplomas at Opera
House Last Night
TN IMPRESSIVE EXERCISES
Stella Mayo Brooks, First Honor, Agnes
Marr, Second Honor and Jennie
Mar First Honor in Com
mercial Department.

a class Of forty -one--a4 young ladies
and AZ young menreeeived diplomas
from Spanldihg high school last even
ing, the presentation taking place at
the opera house before ain audience which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
GOVERNMENT CASE CLOSED.
The End Of Testimony in the Green
Postal Trial.

Washington, June 16.-l'be govern
ment closed its ease IN the trial Of Green
and Dorcmus at 1915 o'clock yester.
dav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16

!. psot.--A furnished room with elee-
: lisIts. M apply at a Park street,
upslsils.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16

College Base Ball Yesterday.
At Cambridge Holy Cross 4, Harvard
.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22

~<S0>"e
Tenno4 tueroen Der 4rbsiterpartei
bsrmutbli9 t~uenigffsns eini9e 3uae.
fdnonihe gsma6t tperbsn. bamit He
fi4 ni4t bauerno bon benz birgerli&en
2iberaIismus loslbf unb oiefen, tuis
in Seutf@lanb. aur politif9en Ohm
ma9t berirt6eilt. 5rob hires aroBen
Gieges febt bic liberals partei ni&t
auf 10 fsfem BOben. baB fie nuf bic
unterfiibun9 Der arbeiter bauerno Der.
ai9ten fann. sic perbantt ibrsn
Sriumpb nt&t ibren eisenen Sbaten.
fonbern ben Jeblern uno G9wd@en
beg bOransesananen Winifsriurns unb
unS namsntli9 beHsn ftigem Rtdtritte.
DAB fe ben 5reibanbel sersitst bat, III
am @nbe rtiir Elm negatives Uerbisnf,
unb uenn fie ni4t aud tbatfd&li&es
leifiet, tpirb fe balb uieber ~3srbr0deln.
sic mub alfo aud an bic 3uiunft
benfen, 3umal ibr Der unsrmioli@e
gbamberlain bart 3uisssn unb, tuie
i9on In feiner 6eimatbfabt girmina.
BAN. 10 I'm gan3er 2anbe bic Mrbeiter
an fi& 30 feReIn beriu&sn tuirb. DaB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
Der arbsitsrfahrsr Burns in oas Iibe-

Der arbeitsrfibrsr Burns in oas libe-
rale 8abinst aufsenOmmen mDrosn III.
benefit i9pt On uno fur f9, ME bel
Der partsi an ben @ewsrti9aften se-
Ieeet lit. Ser sroBe WablerfOlg Der
lsstsreri tpirb fe pOaenbs geneigt MOS
den, auf bic beredti9ten Wini9e Der
arbeitsr sinsussben. st uiro aber
porausfi9tii9 aud auf bic Ser. Staas
ten einmirten, bsnn bic amerifanii9sn
@eueriI9aften iueroen bon ben 6riti=
f@en Fart bssinhuBt, uno bic alte pars
teisruppirung bal. f4 biersuIanbe ibsr.
lebt. @islei9t uirb f&on in Der
nd9fen prdioentenuabl Elm bsoeuten.
beg 4rbsitsrDOtum" a~bge9eben werosn.
Mbenbpof.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
Ser i6Iame DUMAS.

Der befannte Barrier Sbeaterleiter
Oolianp er5dblt in feinen n&eminiss
sensen" cine 8ssegnuna, Die er einmal
nit benz Glteren Dumas bate uno Die
cine quite Sluitratipn fir Die S4laus
beit bes erpBen S9riftitelers biloet.
Oplienp fihrte Dumas S3aus
fpiel r!&san" auf unb bate babel Die
eieentbiimlife Ibma9ung getrpffen,
baB Der @erfaHer elm Srittel Der Sc
iammteinnabme erbalten iolte, faus
bieIe iiber 5000 6rancs betriise, uno
niAs, falls iie bieien 8etras ni4t ers
rei6e. Dumas, Der tets in 9elopers
leaenbeit mar, fam zines Ibenbs ipdt.
UNI Ieinen @ntbeil 81 bolen.
uSie baben pieber Bed, begriBte
i'm Oolisnp, nSie befommen beute
ni9ts, bier 1T bic &ahenabre4nung."
Dumas mari einen 8lif barauf,
aina fort urb fam na9 ipenigen Mi'
nuten suriid.
rgitte", iaste er, mfeben sic ii6 bic
Mufftenune nod einmal an unb 3dblsn
81. mir metre 1000 6rancs. 9as Bill
let, bas iG5 mir chen fir 3 Srancs
aetauft babe, brinst Bit. ginnabme GEE
rabe auf 5000 Srancs unb SO Genfi'
mes"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
&om6oie oer Srrmnsen.

@roBe @erfpirrung 6erri9t i'm frans
a0iii9en8 riegsminiterium feitOem ii9
6erausgeitelte, oaB Der neue &riegsz
Miniiter @tienne genau 10 beiBt ME
iein Yortier; nur bdb Ger WiniIter
@ugene gerufen miro, pGbrenb ser
Portfer auf ben @ornumen Camille
bort. Die @lei6beit Der Sumiliens
Homen bat bereits 81 u%nlie6iamen
@ertpedfelunsen gefibrt; Die peinli4Ite
p%afiirte Oieier Sage, dls fir Serrn
Camille Gtienne, ben 8prtier, Elm
@ei6na9tspadet eintraf. SIS puroe
ni6t 0em Bortier, ipnbern Dem Miniz
fer ausgeliefert, uno Dbipobl Serr Gu=
gene Gtienne ni9t puBte, fper In Der
5erne feiner seoa9t baben fonn>
te, lieB er li6 oen Snbalt oes Eatets,
foitli6e @iirite uno einen gefodten
Sd)infen aar mohl ifmeden. @arrm
ion nift auh elm 8riegsminiltcr ei-
men unbefannten SreilnO haben, Sc
linn cine Grtratpurit i6idt? Sadlte
&err Gtienne (@ugene). Serr 60.
mile @tienne. ober badte anoers; i'm
mar oie gbienoling 6es @eibnadltS-
BdfeteS brieflid angemeloet fpnr0en.
uno als es nift in feline Sdnoe oe.
lonete, erfnnoigte err iif nad ber
8erbleib BEL Der HultperDaltulle.
Stun fam Sic l1nteriGlagung nn's
Sogeslid)t. Serr eugene @tieme
faufte oos 6oppelte Snnntltm = un0
iiberreifte es nit elmer bumpriiii-
iden IniprafJe Dem oh iolder eb-
rrng auberoroentIid %geriibrten Ha-
menspetter. sluf oip 9niier miro iid)
aber elm geoeiblides 3uIammenorbei-
len Ser beihen glei9namigen Staatse
beamten nid)t ermogli6en laiien iilh
mau froat iid iebt MIR nod, lper Slt.
erit ssben miro, eugene cber Gumil=
le?i
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
Scntiate gSttrit in Ger engltSGjen
&piittf.

Nus NorDon 16retpt man: rS9
fubs Sbnen gelegentli9 eradbIt, ME
Die englii4e 6reibanoelGpartei Den
Gbamberlaini9en SeItre6ungen I'M
@plfe cntsegen3uarbeiten iu6t, in0em
fie bon SeutI9lanO, ais einem
Mtuiterlanos ser S9uB3olpplitit,
olerbanO grauiige @oriteGungen psrz
treitet. Sas fiibrte fiirSli9 gu elmer
luItigen Gpiio0e i'm Yoli3eigert6tsz
bpf bon MarbIe6one. Sort erIdien
mittdgs Der SanitGtsinipettor Sri
ref beipdffnet nit ei1em 6alben SUI
benO anfebnli6er @iirite, Die er, nit:
ct erIduterte, ioeben aus einem bena9,
barten S6aufenIter f~pnfis5irt bate.
neil lie, ObDpbl aus YferbefleiI6 berz
eeiteat, ais fol9e ni9t nit Sen ae=
ieBli6 pprgei6risbenen, minoeItens
bier 3on langen Su3ita6en fenntli&
eemant paren. Der &i3ter 9lpp0er
m6ge enti9siOen, mas nit BEN COT
pora Oelicti" gu gei9eben babe. Mr.
Blop0en erfldrte Dem SnIptetpr, err
fDnne Sen ru9loien @erfGufer pprs
LADEN, 5upor a6sr miiKe feitgeIteG!
rerbsn, pb Sic Nirite tpirfli8 aus
Pferbefleii9 beftdnoen. @ribeQ
na6m alio feline Wurite pie0er unter
Den Qrm unb molte ee6en, nm tie uilz
teriuden gu laHen, als Wlr. Gbio3sa=
Monep, ser liberaIe 1nter6dusz& dls
oioat fir Den 2onOoner Wabltreis
Rortbzpobbineton, 6ereinitiirste unb
folgen6e Grfldrungen abigail: Die ms
friminirten @iirite ieien anerOings
ans Pferbefleif9, aber gar ni9t gum
@erfauf beitimmt. Ni6t in anlpdsnz
Ser, oielmebr in abi6redenoer Nbfi9t
babe ar lie aus Oeuti@luno fommer
i'm Seniter bes Wablpereinsz
Bureaus ausgefteat uno nit einem
Platot ~ pence go gfennie) oaS
gfunS" bsrieben. @r polte ben 9us
ten 2onOonern Seigen, baB Pferoes
tpurit in Berlin ebenfo tbeuer lit mi.
RinOspurIt in @nglanb. Mr. pIotpz
oen mDee alio bic fonfissirtsn @brits
freiee6en. Inter sen nbparz
1mitGnoen fam Ser RiGtsr
Wuni9e nad. Der Snipettor
uber bate fih nit Sen Spfern ieinss
ftiGf9peiaenb aus Sem
Staube gema6t. Grit i'm Stabtbauie
fonnte Mr. Ghio5sasMone i6rer fpiez
Ser 6abbaft peroen un0 lie i'm
triumph in Sen WubL0erein auriide
transportiren, no lie ferner un6e6el>
liet CUR 9olfsdufflGruns oienen.
Die SnpaliOen inter ben Ser
Sarumetergdulen niiBten. 81
pDlitii6sa &ofe lie i'm 2aufe
Der be0orfte6enNen britii9en General
pa6lfampdene NOD I'M Sooe b"erufeI
Iein mDaen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
Ser slid unb 8ilopars

Ser d. unb @ilbpats
bein bon Sn6iana, 3. 8. Speeneb aug
Columbus, bat an bic Sarmer i'm
Staate um WitbiIfe gum S6ube unb
our @ermebrung Der @a6teln appel
lirt. Sas 6oOiier>gapitel Der 2igs
Imerifanii9er Spprtsmen in Neir
4tbanp bat HAon ~freitptQig feline Siilfe
CUR @erfiigung seiteGt. Oas Capitol
in Stem @lbanb bate loon felt stli9sn
Sabren an eei6ibten StelIen ouf benz
Ganbe @etreibe ausItreuen lafen, urn
bic @6gel Dor Dem 8erbuneern gu
i6Isen. Man bat nun in 0ori6loe
sebra9t, Die Sdrmer mD6ten duf ben
Jelbern S6uBitdtten fir Die Sbisr.
6en anlegen. Iu6 min man in Staa.
ten, mo es biele Wafteln sibt, fplGe
auftaufen unb on bic 5drmer in sS5n<
biana CUR g~rsGn5ung beg 8eftanbes
pertbetlen. Sur9 Die itreRge Ourds
fiibrung Der Suebsefebs bat man bi.e
ies SGbr mebr Wa6teln esrsttet, ala
lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
Arbetter= Voltttt.

Die britii9sn @eperfbereine baben
allen anSeren = unb insbsionbers ben
ameritanif4en - bon ieber als 8or-
bib gsbient, unb 3uar ni&t nur, neil
Fe bic dItsfien fnb, fOnbern tuObI msbr
mob tussen ibrer m%srtutrbissn Ct.
foIse. Sie babsn betanntli9 nit grc-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22

= @robmiithi g. Sag, gna,
bat Define 6dpeiter fi9 NIT ibrem
Manne periObntg" rSd. 4ls fe
einiab, baB lie entfdieben TIM llRre4i
mar, entf6lOB lie fi4, feline 9bbifte oIs
aunebmen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22

llu p%erfaufen: Giusn 8aupIat on Sturm VI nenrt.
- 3miiheu pi1blauo Hpe. uuo Oriental etrobs,
IS BET 125 Sub sro5. Bsrtb $500. @srbe fir SITS
on Semanb Der f8 eiu SauS gu bauen whni9t ssr.
iaufeu. Mirb Mot an HsriOnsu ~osrfauft bic eisen.
tbum permistben monen. 9nts etroBs unb Srof.
toirs. Gas. absuestaudle unb slettriid ss ei1t an
Der Strose. saa9sufrassu bel 6. ge9ers.. 1a2s
Gturm Npenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22

Ser 8ilbbauer Yrofefs
iDr !Sermann 9uiBi9, gbrenmitslieo
Der Sresoener &unftafabemie, lit IN
8laiepib i'm Mlter BON 68 Sobren gez
ftnrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22

~ erIanet : Gin outes 3dbnen fir aueemtins
~ eausarbeit III beuti4er 5amifte. eebr suttn
aobu. Ra&sufrassn as1s Rprb DeIa,pare Str.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-03-02
Net One, But Quite Late

Prof. G. A: Hill, of the national observa-
tory, was describing the duties Of an
astronomlcal corps during an eclipse.
. The eclipse" he said, may only last
five minutes. Each man in the party has
a. certain line Of work mapped out for
him during these precious minutes. One
man makes hurried pencil sketches. An.
other man photographs. A third man takes
observations, while fourth jots down his
remarks. >''0
And so it goes. An astronomical corps
during an eclipse is a very busy bodv- A
Interruption would be a. unwelcome to It
as-as-
Prof. Hill smiled.
IAN interruption would be a. unwelcome
to it as it once was to a young friend of
mine in Elizabeth:
my friend, according to the \ story.
was. calling on his@sweetheart. who lived
on Elizabeth's outskirts =:
"As the young man was taking leave
for the night, his voice, as he stood on
the piazza, rose passionately in the still
air.
".Just one,' he said: Just one.'
'Then the young girls mother inter.
Iupted, calling from her bedroom win
dow:
"Just' one? No, it amt quite that vet.
But it's close on to II, so think ye'd bet
ter be goin' just the same"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-03-02
TERRIBLE SCALY-~ ECZEMA.
Eruptions Appeared on Chest, and
Face and Neck Were All Broken
0ut-Cured by Cuticura.

II had an eruption appear on ny chest
and body and extend upwards and down
wards, SO that my neck and face were all
broken out; also my arms and the lower
limbs as far as the knees: I at first
thought it was prickly heat. But soon
ing out was. Instead of going, to a ply
sician, I purchased complete treatment
of the Cuticura Remedies, in which I had
great faith, and all was satisfactory. A
year or two later the eruption appeared
again, only little lower; but before it
had time to spread l procured another
supply of the Cuticura Remedies, and con-
tinued their use until the cure was COM
plete. It is now five years since the last
attack, and have not seen any signs Of a
return. I have more faith in Cuticura
Rem edies for skin diseases than anything
I know of. Emma E. Wilson, Liscomb,
Iowa, Oct. l, 1905"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-03-02
g Popular Line to the East. y

The splendid passenger service Of the
Nickel Plate. Road. the care and attcn-
ton shown passengers have made it 4
tavorlte with the inexperienced as well e.
those accustomed to travel! Every feature
necessary to the comfort and convenience
OF me passengers, especially ladies travel
provided. Colored Porters in Uniform are
IN attendance to serve the wants of all
and to see that cars are kept escrupulous,
~ clean. Pullman Sleepers on all trains,
and an excellent Dining service, serving
Individual Club meals or Ia Carte al
moderate cost: When travelling East pur-
chase your, tickets via the Nickel Plate
Road. E, All trains depart from the La
formation regarding tickets, rates, routes,
sleeping car reservations, etc., call on or
address J.. y. Callahan, General Agent.
No. Ill Adams St., Chicago, III.
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friends ranged highest of all Williams
patent helmet to guard against suffoca-
ton by choke-damp.
When the last explosion happened in
the TAFT valley, the experts stated that
more than half of the victims died from
sutfocation in the choke-damp which
follows pit fire.
William invented a way of escape In
his helmet. He put quart of water in
the top. and ran short tube from there
to sponge. If you happened to find
yourself anywhere near an explosion.
you should run to this helmet, clan it
over your head, and put the sponge in
your mouth. Daily he watered this
helmet In his working place at the pit
as lovingly as mother giving her first
baby its daily dip. Sometimes William
yearned for an explosion. He wanted so
badly to test his patent helmet-and risk
suffocation
That night David worked late-he
called 1t working on'-because at
home six or seven children. all girls, ate
so much, and wore out their clothes 50
quickly. This demand exceeding or
binary supply. David hammered at
the old clod" after everybody else
nt,home for the night -
flight enough, the old thing isl he
grumbled, stopping minute to look at
his work and wipe of the perspiration.
Must get the bar"
He threw down the sledge. and took
up six-foot iron bar. He put the sharn
edge OF the bar into the slight crevice
between the clod and the rock abcve, and
priced, forcing the clod downward It
cracked. creaked, growled; the place be-
came alive with falling pebbles. Then
with roar down came the layer of clod
IN tons. with thick cloud of white dust
The dust for "a moment made it i'm
possible for David to see.
Then strange sound came to him
not falling OF stones-not creaking ton
not, straining timber; but a rum
bling, fixing, peculiar noise-and, PAS
He dartea through the dust i to ;;n r
the place where his lamp hung. He
could see no lamp. Instead he. sawsa
beautiful little ball Of fire. fxyss9F1:; ri { )
David understood at once that q stone
mad smashed "a part 81 his lamp and "a
that onlys:oneaHthi ~ could folloW-an
explosion F4jsii1 IL vi & - - =
He quickly turned and ran back into
the roadway. -::s -
Then he saw the ball Of fire burst; he
heard q terrific roar: he;felt the air rush
up to him like a big express train COM
ipg out Of tunnel 49,: s5..s~
That's the explos; IN" said he. aulte