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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16

lew, John Lenihan, Mr.. Ingersoll and
Miss Henderson of New York, gave the
program. There were about sixty
guests. 80.
Mrs. Rose Schumacher gave dinner
Friday evening in honor Of w. Carter
of Boston. who is the guest Of Forest
Daniels at White Bear lake.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie, Ashland
avenue, have returned from the sea
shore.
A. w. Pettibone of Burlington,
Wash, is visiting his daughter. Mrs: I.
H. Bacon, st. Albans street. Mrs; Ba-
and Fritz Bacon Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Watkins, Holly
avenue, have returned from the east.
Mrs. L. c. Goodnow, Laurel avenue,
has returned from Northampton.
Miss Marchand. st. Adams street, has
left for New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Schadle base returned
| from Minnetonka, where they spent the
summer.
Horac. T. Dyer, U. S; N, is home
from Annapolis on visit to his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Dyer. Of
Osceola avenue. Mr.. Dyer has just
graduated at the United States naval
academy.
| MISS MARY OSDOrue, WIN udS poSli
visiting Miss Nicoll, Sherburne avenue,
has returned. to Glendive, Mont.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel G.. Smith and
Miss Sadies Nicols Smith. who, on their
return from Europe have been spend
ing few days at Lake Mohonk, N. Y,
and will reach this city tomorrow.
| Mrs. G., G.. Squires who has been liv-
ing in Minneapolis. will return to st.
Paul shortly and will reside at 80 Mac
iubin street.
Mrs. Maurice Robertson. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. San
ford, Jr.. has returned to her home in
Johannesburg. Africa ~. Ii. I.535sH.
Miss Dorothy Harrington of Portland
avenue has returned from Narragansett
Pier and Sakonet Point.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Sweeney Of Fair.
mount avenue and their daughter. Miss
Josephine Sweeney, are at Mackinac
Mrs. Sweeney 3 mother, Mrs. Kelly
leaves St. Paul today to join them
there. =: 8: 4 y f5S.> % 81
Miss Maxfeld and her brothers Louis
H. Maxfeld. United States navy, ar.
rived Friday from Annapolis, where
Miss Haxfield has been spending the
summer. Louis Maxfeld has Just com
pleted his course at the naval academy
and will visit his mother, Mrs. L. II
Maxfield of Goodrich avenue, for two
weeks '.---
Miss George Borup has returned from
4 Isle Royale. H. j.
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HOPKINS

A harvest dance was given Saturday
night in Anderson g opera-house by the
A. o. U. w. lodge. Claggett's orchestra
played. Eay-=..z.z= n: -.
Fifteen members Of the. Rebekah
lodge were guests ofsthe: lola lodge. of
Minneapolis at q district meeting:
Thursday night. 'iN Il
after the summer vacation was held.
Wednesday eveningSin Masonic temple.
The next meeting will take place.
Wednesday evening. Sept. s26. A spe-l
cial program will be- given and refresh.
ments served. :.zg@@slfxsa a... 5 s
Mrs. ". A.. Smith will entertain the:
Aid society of the Congregational;
church Friday at als all,day meeting. !
Il, The Epworth. league Of the Methodist
church will give an entertainment Tues;
day evening in the church. A program
be given and refreshments served.
Mrs. J. MaGarfeld entertained q few
of her friends informally Thursday.
, afternoon at her home, Lea Hurst. The
guests were hidden in honor Of her
eightieth birthday: anniversary, and
| were: Mines. Mary Hofflin, Ed Close.
"A. w. Close, Charles Bassett, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Marsh, Rev. Mr.. Danford,
| Mrs. William Ottman and Mrs. G. s.
had celebrated their seventy fifth birth
day anniversary and one her eighty
fifth. Refreshments were served during
the afternoon.
Miss Florence Herbert, who has been
spending several months in the east,
has returned to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T.. Hopkins: ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Winter, who
have been spending, the summer with
| to their: home in Minneapolis.
Miss Anne Alexander, Of Lake City
has been. for two weeks the guest Of
Miss Hazel Coddington. al
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MERRIAM PARK

DR.. and Mrs. Boehme, who have been
visiting their parents, have returned to
St. Cloud. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Adamson spent
the first of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Pierce of Bald Eagle.
Mrs G.. M. Benhaur has returned
from visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ben
ham in Montana.
Mrs. O. P. :Shepardson of Marshall
avenue, entertained seventy-fve women
Thursday afternoon in honor Of their
guest, Mrs. S. A. Nash of Tacoma,
Wash. The parlors were decorated
with asters.
Mrs. S. 4; Nash and Miss Alice
Ostrom of Tacoma, with Miss Marian
week with Mr.. and, Mrs. o. P. Shepard
son.
Miss Margaret Doty and her guests,
with their chaperone,s Mrs. O'Toole,
have returned from Bald Eagle lake. :
Mrs. Daniel W. Dotv. has returned
home from an outing at the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Verne have, re-
turned from Lake Usage. e
The women Of the, Presbyterian
the church parlos Friday afternoon.
Military school, Missouri, and Frank
Morton to Todd seminary, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater of St. Pete1
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Evenson last
week. - 40 So.
Mrs. Frank P. Dufresne has returned
to her summer home at Gull Lake. :.
| Mrs, S. w. Searles of Faribault ii
spending a few days here. - .,~.T :
Spencer Searles has returned from {
summer in Yellowstone park.
Mrs. P. G. Reynolds and Mrs. Riddel
of Mortified spent last week in Mer
RAM Park. ....-.
Miss Louise Magnuson has gone t.
| Michigan to spend short time and will
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R S aiI sa.rs n. z Z. assar eoi'eRe'
Mrs. G. J, Humason is visiting at.
Dodge Center. rs. s
Rev. and Mrs. q. H. Ten Brock
have returned from visiting the Coy
Kendall and Lynch families at Gull
Lake.
The Bishop Gilbert chapter Of the
Daughters Of. the King viii meet to.
morrow evening with Miss Stauffer of
Wheeler avenue.
The Senior Brotherhood Of ST.
Andrew will be entertained at the rec
tory Tuesday evening.
some weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. 0; F.
Shepardson, have returned to their
home In Dubuque, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. G. johnson, who
visited Mrs. Lucretia Johnson. have re-
turned to their home in Morris.
Mrs. Horsford, who visited Caroline
Austin, has; gone to Lincoln, Neb.
returned from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bishop and daugh-
! ter, who visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Bishop, Have returned to their home
in Worthington, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Black of Duluth
have, been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ray, and Of DR.. and Mrs. b
! Phillips.
! Mr. and Mrs. Reed, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. B. B.
Downs, have returned to DEBORAH
Iowa.
Mrs. William Abbott Of Duluth has
been visiting friends here.
The Women IS club of Merriam Park
will have it's first meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. II
Donahue, Summit avenue. Mrs
Wells will lead the club. and the win
ter s study will be on "Glimpses of the
Nineteenth Century,
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fowble gave
dinner Monday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs, Evan Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Reeves and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Blake enter
tanned at family dinner last Sunday
in honor of the eighty Fourth anniver-
sary of Mr.. Blake's birthday.
Miss Dorothy HARDWOOD of California
was the guest of honor last week at
luncheons given by Mrs. w. w. Clark,
and by Miss Ruth Hall, also at party
given last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Shellenbarger.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kellogg are enter
tanning house party of relatives from
Mankata, and from Washington, D. G.
Anthony Park entertained informally
Tuesday evening, and Miss May Chase
entertained at a luncheon Wednesday
in honor of Miss Isabelle Tisdale before
her departure for California.
Mrs. w. w. Clark entertained large
in honor of Mrs. Harwood of California,
a former resident Of st. Anthony Park:
Mrs. Henry Tisdale was the guest of
honor at a meeting of the Ladies Read.
ing circle held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hunter. Mrs. .Tisdale was pre-
sented with an engraved berry spoon b
the women of the circle. v--. ..-I
IGOIeSSOr lldSCkSr ana family, VINO
spent the summer at Bayfield,. Wis, are
guests of Professor and Mrs. r. L.
Hacker on their way to their home in
Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Dorothy Plant has returned
from summer in Lincoln, Neb., and
Miss Jean Plant has returned from Bos
ton. re- ~
Mrs. Frances Parker has returned
FROM visit in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Cheney have
returned from Bemidji.
Miss Nina Whitman has returned
from Chicago. ~" -.
Miss Edith Thompson Of st. Croi,
Falls has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Ely. ~G,<e.. T.. -
Miss Mary Field has returned tc
Trenton. N. J.
Mrs. Josephine Hunter left last even
ing to spend the winter in California.
Miss Ida Shellenbarger has returned
to Atlanta. Ga, and Mrs. Connolly tc
Alabama, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Shellenbarger.
Mrs. l.. l.. Cook is spending a month
in Appleton. Wis.
Mrs. George Stocking of Rochelle
III. is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E
Orsland.
Mrs. A. R. Cass and Mrs. Payne
who visitey Mrs 2. M. Dean, have re
turned to Brainerd.
Mrs Emil johnson has returned from
wishing her srother, DR.. 'Tildequist Of
Duluth.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
HAMLINE

Mrs. Charles N Akers is visiting in
Mrs. Theodore Dwight Of Sioux Falls,
s. d., has been a guest of Miss Dwight
Of Minnehaha street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rousanell of New Rich
mond, Wiss., have spent the week with
Miss Viola spencer has returned
from Wabasha.
The Misses Wood have returned from
Mrs. Arthur Coleman, who visited
Mrs. George Wells, has gone to Ashton,
= Miss Anna Davis has returned from
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carr have had
as guests, NJ. Curtis of La Sueur and
Edward Cole Of Owatonna.
Mrs. Charles Stevens has been enter
tanning Miss Roanna Challis and Percy
Challis Of Freeborn, Ill.
Miss Maude Wilson Of Eau Claire,
Wis, visited Mrs. William s. Van
Meter on her way to Butte, Mont.
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. D. B. Catlin
Mrs. H. Fisher Of Maple Plain has
been visiting Mrs !. E. Parks.
Miss Ruth Gold has returned from q
summer at Big Stone Lake, s. D.
Mrs. .. Hendrickson is. entertaining
Mrs. C.lP. Ward Of Redwood Fall.
Mrs. w. Durham and Stanley Dur.
ham have returned to Bralnerd after
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler of Truman
have been wishing Mr. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Hackney. = $.s ~ :.ss@s ISL,
Miss Floy5 Brown entertained Friday
evening in honorsof the anniversary Of
her birthday.
Mrs. 7. E. Parks. s
Mrs. Walter Bagley Of Bangor, Ne.
is visiting Mrs. E: B. Prince.
Mrs. w. N. Bingham is entertaining
her sister,, Mrs. z. ~, schellinger Of
Nj and Mrs. j. &. Stafford of More
are visiting Mrs. a. P. Utter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ellis of Duluth visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Adams last week.
Mrs. Mary Crawford has returned
from Chicago.
Miss Laura Day Of Hutchinson ha,
I been a guest of the Miss Finney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith Of Viola
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. G
| Robinson. = Y. -.
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Mrs. Bishop of Mackubin street will
give a tea Tuesday afternoon for her
sister, Mrs. Homer Clifton Johnston.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16

The swell thing for coat. See this novelty.
Looks feels and is just real fur; so inches
s siss It 5"f 5s three yards 70: S. $l2
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Mrs. James j. Hill, Summit avenue,
gave supper and dance Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Mary Hill, her
granddaughter.
Mrs. Charles X. Dickerman and Mrs.
Fraker gave a tea Wednesday after
noon for Miss Bulls of DEBORAH, Iowa,
Mrs. Barrows and Miss Belden of Min
neapoiis presided at the punch table.
The dining-room was effectively dec.
GRATED in yellow and white roses. Mrs.
Gregg and Mrs. Fairclough poured cot
fec and Mrs. J. w. Owens and Mrs.
Start served mousse, Mrs. Dickerman
and Mrs Fraker were assisted by
Mesdamcs J. C. Otis, A. w. .Gapp,
Ramsey, Misses Edith Moore. Elsie
Stone of Minneapolis, Laura Cooke,
Armstrong and Marchand.' =
Mrs. DalrympIe Of Summit avenue
gave u luncheon Of six covers Wednes-
day, followed by a matinee party in
Minneapolis. in honor of Miss McCord,
who is the guest of Mrs. E. G.. Rogers,
Summit avenue. IA
Miss Fogg Of Summit avenue gave a
small tea Friday afternoon for Mrs
George J. Holden, who is visiting he,
mother, Mrs. Constans, Summit avenue
Mrs. Bishop of Mackubin street will
give tea Tuesday. afternoon for he1
sister, Mrs. Homer Clifton Johnston.
Mrs. E. "A. Marshall: s73 Goodrich
avenue, gave a musical Tuesday after
noon for Mrs. j. w. Fogg of Chicago
Mrs. Marshall was assisted by Mrs
D. Craig and Gustave REM, Miss Chel
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NERVOUS hEApAchE.

You are tired, nervous your brain is
over work dand your head aches. DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills act gently on the
nerves, soothing and sallaying the ar
ritation which causes the pain iii your
head, and In a few moments you are en-
ttrsly cured, ~ dosesss ~ centa 4: Nsser
sold Ia bulk >
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dence in the country, just west Of Still
water. "a, ss ....y
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Atwood are
still at their summer residence at the
Anchorage, on the St Croix.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-24

THE statement 1m~1Ss Is nnas W 1is
Enrlish press zhat AIiHs Olga Eesaleswnsf
VIII fatiFs trsana 1hr Sgaslss Ia aazna TnMFs
and Then EAssTn1e arerNrn II aaesfzrins
hess rEicitr6 nnrI5rr IA interesting asy.
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fasym Other eminent pessszArss
Little Isrh > ~ M nleaf.s slea Il his
PROGRESSION ~ fisr ITsilisssissEsie ho1iii&
wilich 1eupls n4uitmfr ap iaIrn A5s mas
isxe6 as aS1A ~ Ais wan4 ii ammnriTn
rign. wisnn r. 1EfnrnsFs W. euang slpun d
ronw NJ stsasss 3hna eliRi1 1T ssln zp ~u
rseo gsypf KAs 4sasftsestrs II Fiw Nmtuml
HISTORY Museum
IA ~ a ns5sfnie 70 sugsgssse tssat Ea,
MIND rsvne i waadea sH Ehe STARE AZ
7ile agr Ct - b. Gntends 70 nrtiz- Tram
tine feotiigifzs and fwruns 1mraf Rf
fnrn inarim.
Mt fasansharlxin has dIrniaHa Dir fr.
hentignl u withdrawing fra1 aetiVs ssoii.
flns al fhs end ID gEla All @rifing
hnDi;s 4or cnfidren
We lzEse auzhgFjfE 5us etating saiEi
i4eo Mirxsf discs mi IYYsend "a edif 1isc
AationEl Rex4ew After 1Nan In fhsi
Faar as IHuposes ~ enliwra1e tn fnirh
and qualify fer sAe MRndArinate
$lfrrd AUSTIN Niao-t nrw wor<. Tive
Dbtr 81 Humanity mss @beTs BE- era
nlatixed 1of Mt 4sailman. has resolved
pa1 To- rids am nl0t after 1913. he vii
thea content himself exciHzsFair VITA
pedestrian axerrsse.
Sif Charles n yndhmn, VT segyat ~
learn. has lleciaea III quit slAe sEagf IT,.
5g4n. when aae in1epds II resume ti,t
practice a raedicine vhieh ~ followed
during the American fivi NaS prnri..
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CHALLENGE FROM D. r. DAVIS,
THE DRUGGIST

Ne mrt aens6ing iiw wgHsi ra~r ~ dYS.
pefassa ID ronstipmtinn ID Barre ~ girin-
MI 10 aesi Df HnWaxds new tperiftc
9af tic caIx nf those Diseases.
tso eanfldeut ars we that the remark
ails nsedicinf wiil effect rlrrt uliclztF
and lnssing. that We offer 10 refund the
rnaHeT should X nnt se successful
h. uraer t0 secure 1hf quickest pGs
eilsis intYadurti0n wr vii sel d regular
arr renf l,arlsaRr III tits mediriilf at
bait suriet ~ renik
This specific u Iar Hpwpu6s viii
cure nieR lseadneif, dizzy frelinRs, ron-
stiinnaa. dyspepsia and ali iorins u
malaria and liver tr1uIln II does MOI
Simply eixe relief fsr ; tinle II unises
pexnanefH anL rumnlesf rtfes
X wiI regulate the howelr. 1pnf tn
liif whaie Intestinal tfaet. rifF Won IN
appetite. nsssisf food tas9t Rool and q
ssssz Neil and Iuwease vigW ieF nna
hAppsness win Lake 1hn Iias4 % tAnf
don't anrt whether { IsVs ~ de feel.
sne
MAss al,rEDtGnf 81 fsis NalAlieE,qf nnla
seassrs j bD4&lF vi DR. H0warde gneeii
III hals pFses wash baa n<rsana glia1atl
fr~ e refund ypar aensF 1t VI tlers
ne iselt Yeu
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Gardiner. Me- ApTis ~ ssH Hlilis
apsidanss and izr9r BARR wHrn burned
- nm eFa1sss several horses wepe dHn
zexa and ssxas nung,eEs EnEnrsAsx were
e1.dslflRfxa vszkeJdAF bT 8 ass rnirh
IL nmt hours skn~e0 q NnSa est1nEnfrG
inss W CSC $50. HI Mos np1sznlie6 vith
tiie aasiStanzt rennfsed frnn <iH nnsgt
boring citisss Tire 1mfnrEla sns~'~ wssr
sustained rs fsrRy a FailaTM1h. sosslua
fsruv 4 @ons ardlisrsr s naIna AEia
nad thr Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS com
s,aTy 3a4s slw rririnafea sesm hn1
hnx 81 fhe machinery IN ssse fsasruiar1
af 1ise laanahHs nsii az Ass5sszz 4srnw 4
~gais Ihaz iaiiafine hurnea ill., tisganr
and slIrh fseanMnx wax gained 1ha4 4hn
rrgpinvees barely had time ~ eSeas,f
from the mil The FIRE sgmHsd ~ bBfh
sides n zIs@ fsaarinnr Szswlsan All n
filFse -stnTy ssandnn sgrur1aiss sanra bt
AIRS. 3n~arh lirMdrsreff Ane assseah Al
lsIfA. an WzseF SFreas. wiainh has E,enn
Haie tive wnasss. And me fae Sasif~afrx
Mr0odrt r-sas Enin M ksxy Il fsilarnth IN
tile Summer strnss sitf II 4ehhrssee
STREET i3ofh miils wrrr aniezax arra<
tered W the HauErs- Nhich had asssI,s,rs
thF HpsseaTaEsre 81 rprfaezazsa n. DIRK
en- by isnxe* wru wind. ztlirh la
iunaie'F EarFieA the ii5T sear fran 1hs
heart al The ritE ahr haanes sloTed
np tiar SGzssmnf street sias ii ssss rTrer
and irniaaa ixrrE shed aenssgssea ~
thr Oakland Manufacturing cun.parv
Thus VIA burned but Tn rin was
saved hy lizard ii1shrinr OF tn part a.
tbr e1npsornes
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JUST BRElTH ri


~ dangerous slr,4ps o. alrobtlr ron.
sesSiaEfs arr tassnR mo fhe xvsism rhn
hEnFael y VsNa M tise xraatsnrnt IL "
aMInh hIraahra xlnnufI sae rrai p,ckr
lnliAanF thar rnanes WITH nsn,w rtsf TIE
s'aiSsnsac lseAairg ~ H9Tsnei praat7lis
q re most 3emole calls 81 fhs npss
throat anu lungs. l,iIliza an sa1sr.hr,
germs healing 1iie srYs.s.3es inunus
tnflnbaEns AND efIectinn ) rnn,nlcie AM
p0rasHne1a nttrN
M aasnFnl Mma sassnnai wmx. bymra.
aeasasae VIZ aiT xun bspm4hs wStt ngalnes'
rft'gF hrnsth viii " haalss.r 1rd auti-
seltsea ike me air fuuua - g. mrG
ts.its where the pint forrest ma g
thssf sFagrnalt and healing lmlmns
N9 neticInf ulztn ln4r az siomsch
ean Possibly rpacl, aile rrsnnsf rcR x
Nns III passaHre, AK riue 4hc iasnelielf
rea'e1 xhsi tnllowH the usr III fsums
4 tew DAYS treatxaa4s J. nsanllv ~
thst = s'ecessnTy - shnU hav 0ut
t',s remedy viii cure aasarl
So saesessfol has neanai beef IA ile
enFk 8 sasArFh An,ene fAen customers
49, 1aaseA q Mnlh .eil n unaM =
pesAEafh nlMFnyMae ahAa y ensts uaihsiE
1aiess ! gives stiAlnafam Tbe n'nr.
pse1S elsssis &cslA tas saf aslr vh;e
Nv*iqs Hph 3 df1faihsd y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-24
FIRST GAME
IN BOSTON
Nationals Lost 10 Philadelphia
One to Nothing
IENNY-ITEs HIT WEAKLY
IindAnazn. Eussuns Ivirls1s VAS VIE,
Bit pults EttsctiNt 4 Haus
MN ny Magee Gsys the
vssasurs the Game
IENNY-ITEs HIT WEAKLY


Bast0n. Ansfl q znal1ilitF tn hit
LAST walls TIE gasse viii rar anfari pi
sie Nationals NJ ashziaxlsll,ilia yesterday
asserparn ausk 1m fhr iorals ausn
s5th fv.o hsfs. his anau srsrine 9lEss
stttrtbsrt. III q. alnSnrnnn sdsraaea sur
Bltsssas VIVA ailpv,ssa hut xiz hisAi him
III sanssh MN home rar-
III fha HFss INNING, 4rleasnr scratched
q hEt ssR allnGssmaH ana IenEEE Isl he
sAan in Lush. taas naftlfa amounted ~
aalsshing Net ssse TIT WIS raeuFaad
seaan nstil 1.-THE fosxrEh innInx, Mh8sE Ma
at2 hlgsisna Hna Titus singled gsnMnlsE.
AssEl4aag lnAfaria zxea, Az hoEh gAsa Tsssn
1sils0wiIsr wVssTg snsT puts VIII Ewip
sFwn III fhx hSFh. NsMgee FgAcrA slls hall
asn tf,e rulgs field FENCE fnT & llgme
RIM and fhr uials sr9le "a The eams
Thf xisltgrs hooked dangerous ii fhs
s#penth, wben Branahsld singled and N
teF Im0lan haa fnagna psH Al Brain don
teaaa sSngspa. EEss hTnSK maGis d wnngart
4E aark hazard asEsG9ssg rssrh DF aaa4h aRH
dgnlgiaa sgls Hrsnsflead aa SceafsA. alsf
ns runs wnst snnEala iliHsaanaM aps
1llssseatlg III flse eighth walking alzrea
sneE. nant ii wnaas srspea, hpwwpef.
nsa~ton anaae segasal flsangss ii slls
uiHzi III tise rnanaSer se Win oEas
rHHifFrr haaaa Viii IaslaH anH gsst firsl
III 4.uxh snnsnssa Nei hatred ssls
aownsA ara aaswea EsseifS~F I'll -nraaa
Strain WIS ont AfaSsgr asas.s.. Brown
eila haired Sn Iates, ms hi md
Strelpn fannea
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coal AND OH INquIRF.
EDraaIk and Western Dfflriaa Befnzs In
args1afe Commerce CpnsnssssDs

Washington Aqnil 1A I1he lsAses-
ssasf knuerrs tasnniissiur Yesterday II
Skinned here IT. bearsurs nnaer LIZ TIL
asgn siiiesl1ss resolution. requiring Sir
rtsunassiail ~ inunisR Sn1n and Fe1saa8
ii EailF@aas hsse MsM INTERESTS m saas
sac iran transported as'ef 1ileif iinek hi
faqnsssan emrsierA Testimony AsSealig
had bern aalsen III 7s4iIiaaelpliiA anH Aa
silgezg
AesteaaisF Nts fis@f stiffness WIS q ~.
He,lsaYs cpsl ANT rtike sseicfEi agsEa 81
5lise NnrfSlg Rnd SesseTn EnilFss1s. Esr
waa questioned ii snme isngsn " AZ
1as1s gsE rDss fMn NSraDi& 4slssznnna
and eths- pniMaA pEHs 13lassx Tnad Al1n
~ an rMtr~ gn xAas chesapeake Rnd 6iian.
According W. thr Rsrr1es niuen hv the
wlsness tlh NEs.felk 2n6 Western rate
SErfa NDF3nlk NcRz - eelsfk higher pr
tsn thar 1ist tlhesas~Alze AIid 0isso rate.
and the ra1e II 4ise Ehns4 yxsiIiss Hfs8 t1tlip
szsta NssslmnnH g. mnIts illrhtF per 7nr
than tiie %nrinHk una Maatr:as rnsa fp
1llss isusnt np XIII AHTiS lms=, einsx Nhsrr
sSnEas tAsrv have heen zhe sMrse Eir
fhon.hs the &arS0ss and n tsxerr nns
entitled 40 she business INTO Ansifls and
the Chesapeake ana mao into I.arszsnaassl
A@ked i fhaSs had heen Enx unalss-
standing iH'fwntn the two Enaas sims u1s
wnsilS r8umTgt higher ssat intn Nnrfplk
masl 1im rstfpg arse ElrhnnnA. THE wss
zssss sniA theirs asaa hrrn Snnlr converse
ssssa hstweer officials. and did ssof ei@rgs
that m arrangement had 4seei maas Il
shnz effect
The Stiffness Eaxf . lSiaAs q fAselzsssal
sesfi1rn,ry rnnrayzzizzH RATES
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-24
A COAL
CRISIS SOON
Miners Scale Committee IS
To Decide tomorrow
AS 10 ANTHRACITE STRIKE
1shniss lnfprnafasn n 10 EThethef Ihey
wiH Hape ID Facs Strike Ex-
Ysas1 ~ opssstsss
Tnmurrpv.
AS IO ANTHRACITE STRIKE

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ins. sas 1isssx already szse agHsllra3lAslss
grnm mark tniuNrs tnfkiisE stale asi'ta 4
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siss;nr ia earn 1afnen ~ za - labefers
lie HsiA isa aaasx 10 res aIEz ~ EuIas:h eoMi
- Ep minHfz NDTizlng under aslalmn ytlees
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mma Viz washaxaes FiXe DtsHx&s1s 4 Ana-
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aetiTlsy IA 1hs WHeheraes = placing Z
SUPPLY IS steam rnaa fn ziss msarset. aDa
u "a fins lisaeie IN present ssa1sei1issn tiat
THE srarrits n Eilsa s'in-E III saaaa WIN iast
misgr1 lefmw II New NnrE saaaads nsRe
pnrr stafiufAed K MnnE nn8IaArleHS nnS
sieeping &na ssatzng anarsers hass fassn
established III readiness for $ strike
Esrinsesea 3rssses ~ tie ssl1sss 81 tlse
third week IS sass suspension sE HlEt;RFn
cise arainIlnE Hfe~
N nIilm waFiierF an Wages. Anb .ii9sss
IN pTseFslanrx IN SaAf Nl raal s.. ssuss pvG@
w railroads III nanA isaEilsHN ~ saE slsisss
&c general ssslsiness Sill .s0s 1VtAi
~. gng nfis