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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22

IA prepare i petition for reheafing,
The action viii have the effect 81 taking
the case oyer until tho next term 81
court beginning il October Is the pre-
sent term win expire next Monday.
That tile senate Will be- compelled "a
take coEiiisanee Ut the ease il indicated
by the decision Ia the following extract
The final Judgment III conviction did
not operate ipse faeto to sacatr the seAt
vf the convicted senator. nor comnel the
senate to eNpel him nr "a regard him ~
expelled bs tagce alnnn III the Judgment,
The seat 10 which he Was originally III,
Quoted as senator from Kansas could
only hscpiao vacant b. his death er hy
eNfirati0n ~ his term 81 office, Dir IS
some direet action on thp part OF THE
senate III exercise 81 its constitutional
powers
iustioc Harlan aisb lmhi Tint the sen.
tcnce coila not cover iii election 10 the
United States senate, q they dsi mot
hold thrir places nnsler the goveinAiens
nf tile United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
D. {. DAVIS GUARANTEES IT

ID. r Davis. the popular druggist. II
20 confident 81 this that he viii give
bis personal guarantee With every pack
age 81 Dr. Howard. specific be sells
10 refund the money ii il does not cure.
To induce the people of Barre aud
neighboring towns IL thy this wonderful
remedy, he is making special iniroduc-
tory offer 81 d regular tifty-eent bot
tie. containing sixty dases. at half pgice,
Is rents. And With every bottle goes
his guarantee 70 refund the money ii
the remedy does not cure.
Dr Iinwarsi's specific i not 4 cure
all. hut il i the ono remedy you need
If you suifer with constipation, indiges-
ton. headaches or anN disorder Of the
stomach and bowels. Mr.. w Gsreen,
we'll known business man 81 Crown
Point. \. u, wrote the following iettev
very reeently: Nearly ten years ago
Mas mere shadow and. according 90
the Judgment Il quite number u aoc
tors. mv ena vas in sight Mv trou-
tiles reduced my weight from 10 10
rs pounds. Finally an eminent physi-
eian prescribed IN. Howard'~ specific Tor
the enre Of constipation and dyspepsia
and | Soon improved AIy weight went
20 about $50 pounds and has stayed
arOnnd there. Previous to taking the
specific | had to hive CA rice and rye
bread. bat now | eat anything and ev-
efything ! alwavs take dose after
heavy night meal. snrh a banquet,
and am an right in the morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
mo CURE, NO PAY Y
How Rickert 81 Wells Sell IIyomei, the
Guaranteed Cure for Catarrh,


Riekelt q Wells have M unusual Of
fer 70 make To our readers, one TINT viii
be Of the greatest value to many
For some years they have been watch
ing The results from the IKE Of Hyomei,
q treatment for catarrl, that cures by
breathing medicated air. absolutely 18th.
out any stomach dosing. The results
have been so universally successful that
they feel justified in making Il public
offer to treat the worst case Of catnlh
ID Barre with the understanding that II
llynmei does not cime, the treatment
viii cost absolutely nothing.
People who have spent large sums
with eatarfl specialists, deriving bur
little benefit, or tho many who have
swallowed stomach remedies in the vain
hope ot curing eatarrls have experienced
almost Immediate relief from the Nso
III llvomei. while The rontinned treat
ment fox Il short time has resulted III 4
complete aud lasting clife. 9
The regular Hyomei outfit costs only
one dollar. aud consists al neat pocket
igihaier that can be- carried IN the pnrse
OF vesispuukei. ii medicine sla0pper and
d hottie 81 ilyonei Il this Il nnt
enough for i cure, extra bottles pf UNo.
mel can be obtained for 30 cents
Riekert \ Wells positively guarantee
ID euro, ii HSnmei Il used IN acenrdanee
with directions, q they will refund the
money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
FIGHTING FOR sec, 700 600.
VIII Contest for weightmaa Estate Il
Begun in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. May sss-'rhc contest
over tho etsatc II William Neightman.
the millionaire manufacturing chemist,
came up yesterday III She orphans cpult.
The prinespaIs IN the casc are Mrs.
,iones. Mister aud Mrs Anna Weight
man. Walker The latter Was tha sole
heir ~ Mr.. Neightman. whose estate
d estimated to IN worth S60.o0N,pen.
Mrs Jones MalkeF WAS the wife of xii.
liam Mcs@btman, Jr,. and after bis death
married james Mister.
The sur has beer brought III the
namc al Martha Mister. minor and
the only gganachila ~ NJ. Ncightn,an.
Ii il thargei that Mrs. Walker eSerte,l
undue influence nsrr the tessasof and
that be WIS ef unsound mina when the
will MAS executed. II Is also charged
Nj Mrs. Jones Mister that casicil
making provisions for hcf chiEdren. Mt.
Mcightman's grandchildren, Was de-
stywyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
BURTON MUST
GO TO JAIL
The Supreme Court Affirms
His Sentence
50 DAYS TO PETITION
For D Rehearing, Otherwise He Goes to
Iaii for Six Months Received
Pay for Services Before
Government Bureau.

Washington, May ~ Tile supreme
court at the llpited States yesterday
rendered. i decision III The case Of Emitted
States Senator Ilohn 4. Burton 81 Kan
sas, rhe decision MAS against Rurton.
affirming the decision Of The United
States circuit court Of eastern Missouri,
hy which burton was sentenced t. nine
months Imprisonment IN the Mil of
Iron rounty, Missouris required 70 pay
i fine 81 ss.auu and deprived q The
right ta hereafter hold oillce under che
government The opinion WAS hy jus
tice Harlan, All tie peints made III
Bmtun'S interest were ovrrlulsl
Senator Burton WAS prosecuted on the
charge III having violated section issa nt
the ~sisea statutes, which prohibits
senator's and representatives froin reeais-
INK compensation iur services rendered
before any cnart III the departments In
any matter ia which ihe government
may he interested. He Was specifically
charged With accepting 4 ice u $500 per
month Ton HIVE months train tho Risho
Grain and Securities company az 81.
Louis for services rendered that raul.
pans il an effort 70 prevent the issuance
id an ertier hy the pnst0sllre department.
prohibiting the use IT the mails hy The
company
This WAS Senator hartan's second APP
peal e. the supreme court, IN The silst
case the cirrtit conri found him guilty
hut the supreme eour, reversed that de.
eisien because IL MAS made apparent
thai the money MAS paid In Washington
and net III st, Louis, where the case MAS
tried The LAW under which 10 Was
tried MAS declared to he Unconstitutional
by Buttons counsel, Who urged that the
senate Was the sole jaigv 81 tic quali
hcAtions IL members, hit this doctrine
was not upheld IN .lssticc Marlan's opln.
son, The statute WAS upheld In I'LL ~
specls asAa leld 70 h. gully applicable "a
Bulton's case
.lnstices Brewer, White and Peek ham
united in dissenting opinion. delivered
tn Justice Brewer. their opinion waS
iNsed on the theags that the United
States was not kwally interested IN The
ease II tile Rialto company III which
Button Was emplosed AZ cennScl.
immediately after praanlgating its
decision ia The Burton case The lnited
states supreme court of the lnisei
States yesterday granted motion IL
eiye 90 days g Senator Burton in whiai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
DETROIT NOW
TAKES HAND
And RubS In 18th Straight
Defeat to Boston
BY SCORE OF TWO TO ONE
Winter Pitched Good BAH But Was
Handicapped Through Failure Of
His Own Team to Bat--New
York Beat Chicago National
BY SCORE OF TWO TO ONE

Boston. May 60 Boston tried hard
u hreak their losing streak ii the game
With Detiost yesterday afternoon. but
failed hy score 81 10 i Winter
pitched excellent hall, keeping the hits
wen scattered with the exception u
the first inning The home hitters were
woetully weak before the twirling 81
MIR. MulIin. which accounts for The sew.
entecuth straight defeat ior collins.
There was small attendance.
The Tigers went aftar the game at
thu START and won Il there III The first
inning lanes landed double along THE
righ, foul line and SchaefFcr rolled i
hunt toward lirst ana wRs safe. FREE.
RlaH was playing fsrst Sclaegfer was
se4ced Is tohh. hut o. the out Jones
seusetl Cnb6 died while stealing. Lind
SAY hit fsF two bases aina2 toward left
ilel,l but Alaelntyre tanned. The yisi.
ters got their sesaInl and winning run
Is the next inning aad get !; theApls
al that With one down FFcemain fail.
"a IL pick up collins throw on O'icary's
grouader avn - OLeary went t0 sre.
oHl. schmidt popped up a AZ and Fer
ris aFopFei Il Schmidf was iorrca az
second hv Mullin snd 0'LeArv scored
when az atteinpt Was made Il ret Mmi
lin at first, yhse to Fr~mans slowness.
Muilia then tried g steSl and went
out.
Boston had iine cbance tA walk away
With she gamc IL the third. bat fell
down largely leesuSe ii paM work on
the hases With enc on Graham made
the eun1e snsms first hit. followed Nv
aasther safe el0ut hv Winter. Parents
zrsandcr was fnmblel a. SShAeiFtr and
Graham x0t eaaxht, the other two run
aess advancing IN the cut. Ssahl hit
to OEesry and although the fielder fun
hlei ~ threw Stshl oat AZ FIRST.
Winter was patching Ginc bah VI this
staSe 81 the game. hat Ne Was hAn4i
c&fased ~ TIE miserable hating ~ NJ
ieamsmte> ilscy aid hreak she See
hnweesg. ~ the sixtA. when after VIM
ter had famed SchaefIer fumblei Far.
eats gruunJcr and Stsh got hit ~ the
hsa Collins made tinsely single ana
Parent crossed the pAlte. StAhl was
ninrcG at tAird Freeman then singled
and teok srcond when Collins Wrnt to
'hlui, >elhaeh WAS easy picking fos
Lindsay. The remainder II tire came
was aaemaifal save for 8 pecttv tatch
~ Collins 81 Sch1nai. I0,f ia re sex
entA MINING
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
BUILD ON ROCK
Take Warning From the Man Of Old
See That Your Foundation Ii Right

Ne are AL al liz familiar with tho
parable q the man wha hnldcd upuu tho
sand. No anr nowsa-dAys wasild think
IL putting Hp i house or factory On
anything bat sold tpundation, Some
~ the sky suraperSa VI New Aurk
city are set on foundations III from
Thirty ia fifty feet below the street,
Il i a. Important 10 build Your
health sqaun Il solid foundation as any
thing rise. Health u happiness and ii
the highest cifi To mankind, Nature
intended that we should enjoy tho full
fruits ot health hut aur surroundings
arr sometimes such as 10 mar this
oosfailc condition.
These who are hinder haneful iutin.
rnees haze 10 help Mature along, Don't
make the mistake ii taking medicines
that ate full al aiunhal ami narcotics.
II yea d., soa aFe building upon sand,
II your constitution Il weakened. il
YEAR inngs Alc not strong. il your hlood
u thin. II ven are subject Il eolds, take
Magpe's sAaltl Rnnslsicn II will build
yau ~ and make xau strang, Ii con.
sains NO alcohol Nothing but pure cod
llxes oil. syrnps. diAssasie. non alcoholics
lnali and hypophoSehltes eater ias0 its
composition. Tod lsicr oil and malt
Sasaa alcaholsr) are greatest builders
knnMn sa msslsnal science. ard il yen
take Msgce'S sMaltl Kmnlsion. yoa arr
surely building an rnNk. Il contains 10
whiSke,, 40 Minr--it Is iast feods il Is
htlisacF not destroyer II may 81
lsrNen4el 81 II. A. ng0wn, druggist, a.
Nesth MalA street, haae.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
POINTS FOR SMOKERS
ways to Use Tobacco Without Injuring
Your Health.

If you viii observe the following allles
Won may smoke as much as you like
without amy harm.
iii the first place, smoke good cigar.
III the second place, never light cigar
the second time. The other rules are
never To stay ia cloud Of smoke and
never chew the end III cigar.
The first rule TO smoke q good cigar,
Of course. means To smoke 4 Wadsworfh
Bros. Chico, for which kendrick & Go.
are the local agents III Barre.
although the Chico cigar II made
with iong clear Havana filler SAYS
MIR. Kendrick of the above firm, and
Is equal in flavor. fragrance aud All
qualities that 70 to make 4 good smoke
to any Of the ten and iifteen-efnt brands,
vet Ii sells Tor only five cents
eve hmy direct from the maker. thus
saving any niddlrmau's profit, and in
the Lhicos give our customers the best
smoke for their money that We have
ever seen.
III there is anyone in Barre that has
not vet tried the Chicos, we want him
to cnne in today and get one"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
QUESTIONS FOR CARNEGIE.
Court Wants Him 10 Ten OF Relations
With Cassie Chadwick.

Boston, Mass, May ~. Al intelro.
gaters II which d number Of questions
are propoundrd % Andrew Carnegie Is
IL his innnpiai relations with Mrs.
sassie 1hadwiek, who ii llnw serving d
sentence for forgery ~ the pcnitcniiary
~ Columbus, u, was granted Yesterday
hy Judge Colt Of the United Statos cr.
emit tnurt on application If Herbert Il.
Newton ~ Brookliuc.
Mr. Newton IL said TO have given Mrs.
Chadwick u note Tor 100000 upon her
representation that Mr. Carnegie held
i nete IL trust for her 81 sS,ooonUo.
The Newton nuta IL nov ia The possess
ion af the receiver Il the City National
bank u tlberin g., and The receiver
has brought snit against Mr.. Newton ID
fenosrr the amount
Alr Carnegie Inns sailed for Europe
snt thr summer. and Viii mot have d
Glance 70 answar tlse questions until he
rntllrns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
rheumatism Badly Cripplss
A BaldWlnsvIlls Farmer
Treated Two Years with a High Priced
Physician With Ne success.

NJ Ftans Hove ; prominent farmer IN she
tNwh ~ \ an ENfrn. SANS "a sitisea tao t,esF
Physician Ia SssacHsA Who srvstr1 ne fuf
Ss,sas TIVE YEARS f0g rheumatism ] sreuE 81
that TIVE several hnnarrA lcaa&fx and seemed
e eaog worse fEstca1 ~ hettef csfh siag Pc
inE 90 cfatchn% and forced TO tsrfVe q the
trails snd hcbh,iAg 50 tbs tesiesss effc< Ne
oAme very HssccaF3g sng, let aan. e The xieenfos*
aieess Ard fearful sesafS 81 rAic sres 49,
vtsee - a0it eocsSftzZ ard Try Slnishs S,secine
isgse IA v4rrlsaxs.a Se,srr - - .,essf 49,
10. teok d home and assa It thxs Asy - al
fccsed
"fAose fearful seattle pains lelt ne NV
Alo<si seersed ~ lei lae~s Ana fow freely.
fer atrereut ans knew TIE next uer0iak haa
tcNrd a eare. - sien1 ard fe<se1 eelt al that
ntgts. sseastAins had nes DEER s<gses IN twp
wars | ascs IN al szx hot.ses q Cxse.o Saa
have revet tef return az TIA disease bad ne
gse Cor eF1teAes e cAae stree tht Nrss DAYS
tfe4snea4. kne~ thAt us3c-O aaos eNf ean.
tate AiceAsof - episse< ard tAai t uesks te =
~aRaert 81 w&Y - ne b,ee4. hla&4sr consoles
ArS sidneys seh = yhr oeay pAy On tartA "
care rheauaAslsran
FrAaG HeNc
Eal2wiasystla. a., k.f.D
NFkcsO = Ssld ~ scFenly-Evs cenfs per hat.
tie j. ltqHio tnSrsHat tre<sHesl eo,t fSr
KhSamAttsN e1,y. a1a VITA casx casa eAd every
csss ~ feeoHAirsrs II ffwrefls ase4, Saizssts
and circulars viii - thesFtEllv sent srcs ~
addressing far SgalfA Dreg oo1rSSs. SRA
tsssso i ssls ~ sarrv ~ ne Ksa csv~s
raAEmacs, 49, elghiy rreslsaen4s t1e res,s.
~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
r. K. r. OFFICIALS SUMMONED.
Third Vice President Rea Called to Tes.
fifty IN Graft Investigation.

Philadelphia, MAY o. Subpoenas
nave been Issued bv the interstate com
merce commission for several important
officials Of the Pennsylvania railroad
They win he asked To testify concern
ing car distribution and gifts Of coal
company stock when the commission re-
snmes its hearings here on Wednes-
day. The new witnesses viii include
officials Ut the Philadelphia office Of the
Pennsylvania railroad company and 9th
eFs from the western part Of the state
Samuel Rea, third vice president, Will
lie among the number.
Last week II. Al ESrep of Ehcnsburg
testified that NJ w. Saxinan had told
him that Ar Rea was one of The men
Who Intended purchasing certain coal
lands. President Cassaft's two assist
ants, Robert Pitcairn al Pittshng and
Nv. A. Patton of this city, wilI also
be called. 1t il said To be the intention
If the commission 10 subpoena First
Vice President John r. Green. General
Manager M. MI Aiierhury and A. w.
Gibbs, general superintendent 81 motive
power at Altoona.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
Yesterdays Amercan League Scores

AZ Bcstan Nelraif ,. RoStoa
AZ wasliagtoa -NasAingtoa .. S..
Enais !.
Al New York Chicago :. Nea York
q
Az ph,ta3elphia- Cleveland :. PAiia.
dcap,ia : fis inaing<l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
MS Sfsss S easiBliss y esShal llsa
llsia1 siSlHs iit gkisia.


d ss1a. Whra s1ieyane saas uips nf
hHtirg = cAeU a sDhaccc. ever fhiak at
tAe evnsiiians that Tsl,accc = rsaAe an
3fss nonf yca sAlak sAs iosatyo werk-
ers sAeeM have fxir ~zxes tna i2is con
Sssons. tbe sa,re - sea catoy A. uaisn
rsas Il ~ y sare ead ats1aus aicR
mash IsimpoA tnariae Tar an}sa AtsA
~ 3tiAr - yea air Aflr 81 away e..h
ths strike fs~akcrs go Z ves ee1a s,sD
4se pngait b .sgczr'r el Al,E Nersif.
Net arr sew Il ~ tsenas ~ a.
Nct faissam NsNSas i. & NcraAa
SIS IbcAGhf. "a ltvssy
--
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
ATTACK AMERICAN SHIP.
MoOrs Hold Up Vessel and Remove Pas
sengers hy Force.

Mrlilla, Morocco. May e2.-.The steam.
er Manolita bound from Tetuan. Nor
Deco Tor this port and flying the Ameri-
can flag, has been attacked BIZ sioors,
who took away Same ot her passengers.
The Manolita's machinery got oMt OF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
Scat win Be Declared Vacant.

Washington. May ~, II Senator
burton dots not resign "at once as q
prominent senator puts il, i resolution
viii b. intirluced to declare his seat
vacant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
order and she was obliged To approae5

the coast
While lying of penon de Velez, about
half way between Tetuan and Melilia, y
number OF Moorish fishermen swan ~
from the shore and boarded the Marc
lita, compelling her crew To baud oxeT
to them number of Moorish passengers
belonging to the Relii Barraguel tribe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
- IsaEue slasaiur.
Yestsiaay's National Isaras Sores

AZ risfstnrE Pitishurr s. Eosfna q
50 tsasnraii- ginesrNsss S, Rrcokiyn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
ITALY's MINISTRY.
Report That Giohtti Win Again Be Pre-
naier.

London, May 22. a news agency de-
spateh from Rome says that the Mes
sagero and the Vita assert that the
King will ask CioFanni Gi0litii, the for-
mer Premier and recently leader 81 the
il tile Chamber, 70 form 4
Cabinet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
Az 81 I.o,iiS Philadelphia i, 81 Ecu.
Natioasl League Standing.

Al Chicago New York !, Chicago l.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-17
FOUND POT OF GOLD.

A special from Little Rock, Ark. /.
says that J. w. Beck, a Georgian,
who had been looking over the
state with a view to locating, says
that while in Logan county he un
earthed a pot containing 81 ,100in
gold. He said he was prospecting
for building stone, and noticed a
slab upon which were some pecu-
liar marks, and on lifting the
stone he found beneath it stones
set on edge to form a box, and in
this place was the pot of gold. He
declines to locate the spot, as he
does not wish to give any one an
opportunity to present a fictitious
claim to the treasure, but says he
will surrender the money on
proof of ownership.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-17

Men with large insurance for
merly scattered it among many
companies. John Wanamaker,
for example, has 81, 100000 in
surance in IS policies. For a long
time he carried the largest insur-
axce in the United States. Dur
ing the last ten years, however,
very rich men have taken out
large single policies.
The first 81 ,000,00 policy ever
issued was taken out in 1897 by
Mr.. George w. Vanderbilt, at the
age of 35, in the Mutual. 1t is a
20-payment life, 20-year distribu-
ton policy; that is, he is to pay a
yearly premium Of $35, 900 for 20
years. At the end of this time he
will receive a paid-up policy of
81 100000 and a cash dividend.
If the policy had been taken out
20 years ago. at the same age, he
would have paio by this time the
sum of 100000 in premiums,
which at 4 per cent. compound in
terest would amount to nearly
81, 085, 900.
The most heavily insured man
in the world, however, is probably
Mr.. L. Rodman Wanamaker, of
Philadelphia, who carries $2,000,-
900 in the Mutual, in addition to
insurance in other companies.
Mr.. Wanamaker first took out his
insurance in the Mutual, amount
ing to 5000, 900, at the age of 3D..
At 20 he increased it by two aGdi-
tional policies of 100000 and
100000. Five years later. at Al,
he took two additional policies,
one of 81 100000 and the other of
5000, 900. This makes his total
insurance in the company So ,000,-
600 on which he pays yearly
premium of $65, 22e.
The Wanamaker family IN Phil
adelphia carries total Of 1885,
900 in life insurance, probably
more than any other in the world
But all rich men do not carry
life insurance. Andrew Carnegie
for example, does not believe in
it, and does not carry a single
policy, The same is true of John
D. Observation-Disclosures Work.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-17
HOW CAN THEY EXPLAIN IT?

A recent bulletin from the bu-
reau of labor presents some statis-
tics that would keep the tariff
tstandpatters" busy with expia-
nations were it not for the fact
that tariff "standpatters'' never
explain anything. The Bulletin
shows that the cost of living has
increased 29.2 per cent. since
1897, and that most Of the COM
modities upon which the increase
in price has been made are sold
more cheaply for export than for
home consumption. The tariff
"standpatters" may not now deem
this matter worthy of attention.
but the men who work for a wage
that has not increased in proper
tion to the increase in the cost of
living may take notion to do
some voting at coming elections.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-17

Recently published statistics OF
the senior class at Yale make an
interesting showing with respect
to the relations between scholar
ship and expenditures by c3llsge
men. The men reaching the high
est scholarships have spent on an
average Of $730 a year, while those
of lowest scholarship have spent
on an average 81 PA. One stu
dent, who stood low in his class,
spent 81 $50, while one of the
high grade men managed to get
through on 800. A considerable
number of the men Of the class
were able to earn all of their ex-
penses, and some of them earned
a little surplus besides. AS a rule
the men who worked their way
stood higher in scholarship than
those whose parents provided them
literally with money.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-17

The present house of represent
tatives is composed of 252 repub-
Leans and 1873 democrats, giving
a republican majority of ia. In
order to capture the next house,
which will be the sixtieth con-
gress, the democrats will be COM
PEELED to lasso fifty.eight seats
and not lose a single one they now
hold, Such performance would
be little short of revolutionary
and yet it is not without prece-
dent in American politics.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-17

Insurance agents in Sa 'annah
have been advised that the insur-
ance companies III New York have
increased the rates on fire insur-
ance because of the recent earth
quake and conflagration in San
Francisco, This means, they say,
that the people of Georgia will
soon be called upon by the South
eastern Tariff Association to pay
greater premium for their pro-
lection against fire. Some of the
larger companies, it is said, have
withdrawn from the association
that first advanced the rates, but
the most of them were willing to
see thesnewsrate go into effect. The
insurance companies have been
making great capital of the fact
that they withstood the losses in
Frisco, but those who have
policies will relish the idea of their
being made to pay the piper. The
increase, If it comes from the
Southeastern Tariff Association,
will affect every city in Georgia
and every Georgia business man
who carries fire insurance.