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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14
LADIES' COATS

a collarless Box Coat, collar inlaid
with green broadcloth, is made Of covert
cloth and priced at 1898.
A very good Mixed Cloth Coat is
made coat collar, medium loose fitting
back with flare seams at bottom. Full
sleeves with cuffs. The price il $3.50.
a Coat which is Of unusual worth for
the money is made forty eight inches
long, full ripple back, with best style
full sleeves. Made Of medium grey in
visible plaid goods. The price Is $3.50.
Our line of Mixed Coats comprise the
newest effect in weave of cloth and
design of make. The prices range from
$3.50 to $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New suits ut Fits.
Ice Cream at Mascott's.
Easter gloves al vaughans.
Go to Emslie's for our Easter Lilies. 4
New silk shirt waist suits at Abbott i,
Read Scgel \ Brady's new advertise
ment.
Get your Easter hat of the Frank Nc
Whorter Co.
Easter lilies at the Red Cross phar-
macy. Prices right.
Roller-skatinq this afternoon and even
ing at the Pavilion.
Choicest dairy butter, only csc per
pound. Eastman Brothers.
The best line Of SOC negligec shirts in
the city at the Frank MeWhorter Co.
Store.
Children's shirt waists and blouse
waists at the Frank McWhorter Co.
Store.
"A regular meeting Of Barre Branch,
G. g. |. A., will be held in Music Hall,
on Monday, the 10th, at o'clock.
The Monarch and the Cluett negligee
shirts in all the new ideas at the Frank
McWhorter Co. Store. Prices, Sl.oo to
$500.
Gilbertson's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for the Easter concert and ball in
X. Of G. hall Monday evening, April
10th I
James Robertson, clerk in tho Day
light store, has taken charge Of the
dress goods department. in that store ana
Twill do the trimming.
Saturday Candy, zoe per box; Fruit
Candy, l5c per pound, Molasscs Kisses
and Salt Water Kisses, I5e per pound.
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mrs. James Duncan Of this city has
received word Of the death Of her moth
er on March %, at Aberdeen, Scotland,
AZ the advanced age Of 50 years.
Miss Mamie McIlinzie and Mis- Chris
tina Lowe, who are attending the Nor
NAL School at johnson, returned 70 their
homes in this city last evening for tine
spring vacation.
Mrs. !. w. Moorcroft announces mil
linery opening u beautiful pattern bats
/ and bonnets next week at No 81
Church street, Barre. The ladies arc
cordially invited, Orders taken.
In the current number Of The ANA
teur Sportsman is very interesting
Iarticle by Ben A. Eastman Of this city
I on caribou hunting in Newfoundland
lit being from experiences during MS
hunting in that section last fall One
stag was the result Of the hunt but there
were enough incidents TO make Mr. East.
mans account extremely entertaining
A remarkable low price sale Il now
/ on at A. A. Smith & Brothers in about
every department in their store Lot
of $500 and $3.50 hats to close at 95c
,ot Of SIPS and $l50 shirts To 20 al
sae, lot OF $4,000 Waltham watches 4
close at Sl2.9s, lot Of $500 watches L
/ lose at S7gs, lot OF Sl.5O watches K
close at Csc, lot of $3.50 rings 70 clos,
at 9sc. lot OF Sits and $500 rings K
close at S69e, and many other articles
/ at reduced prices. See their advertise
ment on the sth page.
Don't forget the first annual concert
i and dance given by Montpelier Camp
1 No. 9055. Modern Wodmen of America
j at Armory hall, Montpelier. Monday
evening, April 10. Aiusic, Wilder's OF,
chestra Of seven pieces. Don't miss see
ing the exhibition drill by the Grant,
4 City degree team, also the three littlt
i Misses trayelin, Burke and I.oranger II
/ their exhibition of the axe manual
/ Special ear to Barre after the dance
Dance tickets s10o per couple, gallery
1 tickets 25c each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14
WASH SILK WAISTS

Received BY express this morning, a
lot 81 new Wash silk Waists. These
are the celebrated w. ,. Waists. Every
Waist made good style and 81 guaran-
teed material. VIII wash as well a.
cotton.
One Of the best Of the line is made
of best quality Jap Silk. Yoke made
de>p circular Of fine embroidered val
lace and insertion, long sleeves with
deep cuffs Of lace and insertion. Can
be made short sleeved very easy. Tho
price il S4.ss.
The plain Tucked Wash silk Waist Is
the M. y. Waist and good quality ma
terial. Only $685.
A little better Waist Is made Of
grade heavier silk, style wide tucked
front and back. Price $3.25.
Other values at ss.ss, $3.50 and $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14
AP. ABBOTT 8 co.IAP ABBoTT 8 COLA !. ABBOTT 9 co
y The Daylight Store y
The Lady Who Doesn't Like to Be Rushed VIII Select
Her New Spring Goat or Suit Now.

planning where and
for the JIG the if the
Afford the
quality without having what shown here
These hints 81 andp price ran
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14

& Q 9 q auallty
MIXED goods and
In the best Of
st y les. 4 il e
prsce is Sl2.M
and $500.
r his cut
represents one
Of onr best
Mi x e d Eton
Suits, m q d e
circular gore
skirt. Very
n e at ty lie
Eton with fiat
Z o ar Of d
liz b t plaid
G | o I h wide
girdle and me-
d in m hort
sleeve. Price is
. $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS

we are prepared to give YOU some
extra values in Elton Suits, made of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14
Easter Outfits!

The Spring apparel wants of mankind in full
flower at Easter time and store blossoms in SYM
pathy. Now as to your Clothes. If the reputation
for having the best has any charm for you, you ccr
tainly come here, Sir, for your Easter outhttinr.
Suits, Top Goats, Hats. Gloves, Neckwear and log
gerry Of all sorts. All of superior excellence and
rect in detail. Modest prices for the best Of
Wearabes
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-21

chants Exchange are gone and the
Fairmont hotel is a mass of smoking
ruins A portion of the Mark Hopkins
institute Of art has been destroyed and
the Chronicle building is skeleton.
The James Flood building is leaning.
The Wind is Rising.
San Francisco, April 19-The West
ern Union and Southern Pacific build
ings has been totally destroyed and
the fire is burning rapidly in dag
onal line up the hill, commencing at
McAllister street and ending at Bat
terry street and on Main street as far
as Sixteenth street. The wind is rising.
Suffering is Intense.
The military authorities have for
hidden anyone to enter the city. There
Is great suffering for food and water.
A thousand people are lined up in the
park awaiting soldiers to- distribute
water.
Military Aids Police.
The fire is still raging and the city
is sure to be entirely destroyed Boats
and suburban trains are running on
schedule time except to and from
Alameda. The military is doing po-
lice duty, but the city is not under
martial law.
100000 People Homeless.
The entire residence district up as
far as the Paramount hotel on the top
of Mob Hill, on California street, be-
tween Powell and Mason streets, is all
gone.
It is reported that 100000 people are
homeless
Citizens Help In Rescue.
Citizens have formed themselves
into rescuing parties. They block the
streets to incoming persons. The
trains leaving from across the bay
are thronged. All ferry boats are u.s.
Ing heavy steam to get the panic.
stricken people out Of the city.
Wealthy mem poor men, the sick
and the hoqneleks are fleeing, leaving
all they possess behind them. They
have fed to the hills away from the
trees and houses. All the coast is
crazed from fright. Half-dressed men
and women, terror-stricken, have
flung themselves into the sea-
san Francisco Is as IL the fury Of
all the avenging fates had been pre-
pairing for weeks to throw, at one
time, in one rhalanx, form in one
swift. terrific line. all their Dent-uD
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hatred and anger and, armed with
deadly, though invisible weapons,
plunge that which was left in a cruel
baptism OF fire to eat unhaltingly until,
there was no more.
Bodies Piled In MangIed Streets.
No human mind can portray the
awfulness of the days happenings.
Bodies are piled up in the mangled
streets.
Every heart that is living in or near
this stricken city today Is chilled be-
cause OF the carnage. Ones pen halts
land feebly proceeds in an attempted
fecital of the cruel story.
That which the earth refused to
swallow and wreck, the fires have con-
tumed. All, or mostly all, of San
Francisco that last week stood proud
", almost haughtily, against the winds
Of the sea Is PROSTATE, shattered, help
less. It all is very black and DESC
late.
PowerIess TO Help Each Other.
tNeighbors, kinsmen, friends stand
pewerless to help each other. No
home or place of business has been
spared. The living have gone two
days without food. Many ran about at
the hour OF midnight, as If pursued by
renorseless f1ends. They have eaten
of the wild leaves.
Already holes have been dug In the
ground and bodies thrust, half uncoy.
cred, into them. Others have been sunk
unceremoniously into the caverns of
the deep. There have been no barriers
the earthquakeS have not broken
down; no fortress they have not lev
eled; no walls SO thick as to arrest
their penetration.
Men, Women and Children Crushed.
Men, women and children have been
crushed by falling walls. Others have
been burned. Still others, wounded and
half conscious, have crawled into
places that looked like safety-some
to die in the sunshine, between rows
Of burning buildings, by the side Of
frenIiad cattle; others to suffer until
darkness shall come to have their faces
moistened by dew, to see their homes
lit as funeral pyre, to shiver as the
stars looked down on them, to cry
vainly for aid, to hold the hands Of
strangers in death, to pass away amid
the shrieks Of the living and the glare
Of an inferno throwing garish lights
squarely in their ghostly faces.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, April 19.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harry White are spending few days
with relatives In Russell.
Glen Curtis has his eye poisoned
from working with broom corn in his
fathers factory.
r. Written and daughter came up
from Russell yesterday for visit with
his brother, Clark Written, who is
seriously sick with pneumonia.
DR.. erosion, of Lucas, was a bust.
ness caller in the city Wednesday,
Jerome Oppenheimer returned yes.
terday from visit in Centerville.
Miss Cora Loeb came up from AL
bia Wednesday morning to attend the
ball last evening given by the Charlton
orchestra.
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are being conveyed there rapidly
Prices of Food TrebIed.

~ ~
Prices of Food TrebIed.
The prices of food and drink are be-
ing trebled today. Policemen are
guarding the retail stores to prevent
few people from purchasing food
supplies in. large quantities., Consid-
cradle looting is reported, and three
thieves have been shot dead by sol
diers today.
Whole City is Doomed.
Oakland g a. m)-Fire is still raging
throughout San Francisco and there is
no possibility of stopping 1t until it
exhausts itself for want Of material.
The whole city is doomed.
The authorities are still dynamiting
the buildings in vain hope of check
ing the progress of the flames, but a
new misfortune has befallen the place.
The explosives for blowing up the
buildings are becoming exhausted and
even the powder at the government
arsenal is all gone. Every business
building and half of the residence por-
ton of the city are now destroyed.
In the Monsters Path.
The st. Francis hotel and the Mer-
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Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. "
1t is a great surprise on account of it's
exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in bladder, kidneys and back, in
male or female. Relieves retention Of
water almost Immediately. II you
want quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold by w. L. Sargent, drug
gist, Ottumwa, Iowa
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day the salvation Of San Francisco
One old night hawk cab, driven by {
cabman white With terror, carried
more than a million dollars in ourren
cy and securities.
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NOTABLE EARTHQUAKES IN HISTORY
MANY WHOLE CITIES DESTROYED.

IN AsIAPontius and Macedonia $50 elite. town.
principal building: destroyed, ts.a.
SYRIA PALESTINE AND AsAmcrs than suo .oxn. IL.
stroysd; loss Of life surpassed gil calculation
de@esSsd and 1900 buried IN
sYRHundreds Of towns destroyed; 10000 person. per-
81 terribly shaken . win i.
81 sa $3.50 hi So.
LIsRoN-5oo houses deoshed; 10000 buried in
ru.s sy s:tre nsa19cS t osr:s sSsu.
coNsTANTlNoPLE destroyed: thousand.
NAPLEsPartIy destroyed 80 towns and village: d.mo
= AZ.
CITY ss 1 g fsbsg s..s sS
siy 0::S. e. !; &C. :.s;"
AeyIIAs, 200 Killed ::.:::.::
Sy succession ss 81 shocks for two o1th:
dsstrsysa 5000 k
LIMA AND cALLAo-Peru; destroyed; $4,000 person. bur-
cAIRo-Eoypt; partly demolished and 10000 person.
au'ToEsasaor destroyed; .
ss :'
and 1rasa suffered ersstIy ST. Ubss wholly ds.troyed
e.: ss
SYRIAN earthquake 10000 SQUARE miles;
10000 pershed in city Of BaaIbec.
TAURisAsia Minor 5000 demoished natudes
people buried in ruins ........
MEssNAand other large in taly thousand. perish.
WHoLE coUNTRY between santa +. and p.n.m. - de-
troyed including cuzco and Quito; 10000 buried
vLLXeE OF ST. McHAEl-A.orss swaiiowed up and lake
ssss; SS5 5.ss! ]
MACRiGreeee crushed under mountains overturned by
sissshs Italy laid in ruins: $4,000 live. lost . ::
neutrality-suspicious. partly destroyed
many towns destroyed; 10000 lives
oulTo1Eouador again destroyed; 5000 peri.hed
MENDozA-s A.; two thirds of city destroyed and 1000
Observation-Disclosures; immense destruction Of property;
AREeua su S:'Se cHINcA and many
lives lost 10000 homeIess property los. estimated
SAN eyc9 i "a et5sf towns in Colombia
MANLAPhilpines; badly damaged; cathedral destroyed
sco-Itay and many villages destroyed. 1000 persisted
ANAIoLAAsa Minor and thirty towns destroyed, loss Of
sRINAeUR-cashnere and many villages d.stroyed 10000
homes demolished ......8.......
CHARLESTON, S. c-visited by succession of shocks;
ENTlRE COAST from Island Corsica Lyons France and
Geneva, Switzerland, and from Milan Italy, beyond
Marsees France severely shaken in center point Nice
and neiehborhood; many buildings demolished; 1000
YUNNAN-chna, partly destroyed; 1000 persons killed . .
COSTA RlCoseverey shaken; loss Of life estimated
SAN cRLsToBAL-Mexico every building destroyed ]. .
PARAMYTHlA-n Eprus, destroyed; great loss Of life
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Another Victim

Another Victim
OF an accident, Editor Scheule Of Co
lumbus, Ohio, was cured Of his wounds
by Butklen's Arnica Salve. Try II. csc.
3. B. Clark, Druggist.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13
BABY KNOWS
MURDERER
OF MOTHER

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 12.-on
the lips of a year-old baby hangs the
solution of the bathing murder mystic
ry. Mrs. Morris X. Lewis. the beau.
tlful and cultured wife OF a prominent
salesman, was found murdered In
her handsome apartments late Mon
day night. On the floor of the death
room played motherless baby: big
man hurted mama" the little one
lisped.
Two men have been arrested. The
distracted father hurried home from
Atlanta. The baby was shows the
arrested ones. "Is this the big man,
dear?' walled the father.
Hurled mama, hurted mama"
chatted the child playfully thrusting
his chubby little fists Into his faith.
ers eyes. But no baby finger was
stretched forth In accusation Of the
suspects.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13
TElEGRAPHIC NEWS.

MiNEOLA, Texas, Sept. 10.-Hop-
ing to burn his way out of jail, Stylus
Johnson, negro, lighted his own flu
moral pyre. Instead of burning down
the door as he expected, the flames
got beyond his control and he was in
cinerated while mob surged around
the Jail watching his last agonies
through the iron window bars but I'M
able to save him.
While the negro was dying of roast
ing one of the walls of the Jail fell in
and he was buried beneath this de-
bris.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. Sept. 10.-Dr.
Owen James, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church preached a very forceful
J sermon last night before large con-
gregation. then walking out OF the
church door fell to the sidewalk dead.
lie was one of the best known cler.
gymen in the state.
- TIFLIS, Morocco, Sept. 10.-The
'city is overwhelmed by mud from a
nearby mountain. The township OF
Kwareli is practically obliterated
Two hundred and fifty persons were
buried alive.
TIFLIs, Morocco, Sept. 10.-Prac
ucally without warning the side OF
the mountain rising above the town
ship of Kawrall. broke away and slip
into the sea. Semi-liquid sand
stones and mud swept down upon the
township and overwhelmed and oblit
Grated it. About 255 persons have
been buried alive. Fifty-fve bodie.
already have been recovered from
and crops destroyed.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 1O.-Bryar
departed this afternoon for South
ern tour, going via Omaha where h,
speaks late in the day at the Unior
Labor festival, continuing his jour
ney to St. Louis where he will be Civ
zen a reception tomorrow.
TOPEKA, Kans., Sept. 10.-A San
Ia Fe passenger train was wrecke,
early this morning at Lomis neal
= Kinsley, Kans Ira H. Wood, mai
clerk, was killed and a few passen
gers slightly hurt by flying glass. TIL
engine and two cars turned over an
two pullmans derailed.
OPSTER BAY, Sept 10..-Thec
dore Roosevelt Jr., reached home t.
day from his Western hunting triI
He returned early on account of a
injury to his hand. He is noticeabl
shy Of trophies.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Senatc
Bailey has abandoned. at least fc
the present, his intentions of firm
broadside at Bryan's advocacy {
government ownership Of railroad
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13
ROBBERS
MURDERERS
MARAUDERS

WARSAW, Sept. 1O.-Dispatches
from Siedlce, Russian Poland, today
reports the city comparatively quiet
Yesterday, however, was a day OF
carnage, the soldiers attacking civil.
ians, Christians and Jews and rob
bling and numbering them without
discrimination.
y The town today is like slaughter
mousse. -Four hundred people were
butchered in their homes and the
streets. The massacre was due to
the killing of two soldiers Saturday
might by terrorists. In revenge the
troops began the wholesale slaughter
of idefetiseless people burning and
pillaging right and left.
WARSAW, Sept. 10.-6 D. mar
tillery was used in Siedlce and fight.
ing broke out afresh.
The widest panic prevails. The
Jews are fleeing, martial law has
been declared and it is believed the
worst is yet to come. The dead and
wounded this evening are estimated
at 5000. The dead bodies. many of
them horribly mutilated, cover Pienk-
ma, Warsaw and Aleina streets.
WARSAW Sept 1O.-The Jewish
massacre began Saturday Seid-
licer. Over three hundred persons
were killed and many wounded. Mo.
of the victims were Jews. including
many women. The Jews in half or
ganized state attempted to repulse
the soldiers and killed or wounded
fifty. The Jews. aroused by fear of
attack are, many of them leaving the
city or preparing to repulse attacks.
Officials doubt ability to protect the
Jews If an attack is made.
WARSAW, Sept. 1O..-soldiers sur
round the town barring entrance
Six big stores in Czaar are in flames.
Soldiers are Offering for sale the loot
obtained in Jewish homes. Artillery
Was used this morning. Revolution
lists are firing from windows, with
troops replying.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13
GENERAL NEWS.

Thirty thousand bronze souvenirs
bearing the iscription. Keep Your
Money in Colorado" have been order
ed for distribution by the Denver
merchants and manufacturers ON
their trade acquaintance trip. leaving
here Sunday afternoon Sept. 16, 1t
$40 o'clock. Various towns In South
| western Colorado, the territory, to -
Visited l-are ssRdsss n -usgent fnvi-
tations for the excursionists to give
them more time than has been allow
ed in the itinerary already arranged.
Montrose asks the Denver men to
| attend the Western Slope fair one
| day. Delta insists on a lengthy stop
there, and Durango. Silverton and
other towns are protesting aaainst
brief visits.
WASHINGTON. Sept 12.-Acting
Secretary Bacon announced this
morning that the cruiser Denver had
been ordered to Havana and the gun
boat Morietta had been ordered to
Cienfuegoes. The Des Molnes Ii
stlll at Key West. Evidently 1t is the
administrators purpose to be ready
to intervene II asked by landing ma
rines In Cuba and putting and end to
the revolution. The entire program
of the Cuban affair Is being managed
by the President. General Bell, chief
OF stan, consulted the President ra-
garding possible military operations
IN Cuba during recent visit at Oys-
ter Bay. Today Major Ladd started
for Havana on a months leave. The
ostansIble reason was to look after
private property AFFAIRS.
1t Is evidently the administrations
purpose to have an army onicer on
the spot II trouble ensues.
HAVANA, Sept 12.-It Is report
ed that the rebels near Cienfugos
several thousand strong, are planning
a concentrated attack on the city.
Reports reaching here today say that
the negro soldiers among the rebels
are assaulting women In the country
NOpDOpbh l. ~. DE- oept. IL
Mrs Joseph d. Green and Charles
| Hughes went rowing together in the
I4ehigh river They we're drowned
Today the husband OF Mrs. Green re-
| fused to allow the woman to be bur
led In the family lot claiming she
had by her acts scandalized him.
The dead couple we're buried In .
cemetery at Gloucester. Rev. Dr..
Wendell preaching the funeral sermon
over both.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE an
nouncement is made today that
Charles A. Lynch. financial Secrsta-
ny OF the Brotherhood OF Painters,
Decorators and Paper Hangers In
America. has disappeared with sever
al thousand dollars belonging to the
order.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ia. J.
4 Cassatt. president Of the PennsylvA-
MIA railroad, has recovered from . se-
rios attack of whoopingcough.a and IL
now recuperating in the Maine woods
MANILA. p. |. Sept. 1.-THE Puia-
james made a night attack September
10 on negro troopers Of the Twenty
fourth Infantry. They slashsd the
canvas tents with bolos ~ the sol-
diers slept.
In the surprise two were killed and
eight were wounded. The natives
; IL.
many killed and wounded.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12.-Bryan waa
given the greatest demonstyAalos
ever accorded private citizen b
this city. Following = faction nGAi
for precedence in the honorins q ~
Nebraskan. Bryan plainly SHOWED
preference by snubbing Hasry \
Halves. leader h(re Of IL factioA -
posing governor mn. z ss &
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13
TURKEY RED WHEAT
RECOMMENDED FOR coRTEZ
Cortez Journal.

Cortez Journal.
In conversation with Mr.. Mowry
we find that he recommends the
Turkey Red wheat for this section.
as 1t yields high and makes very nne
-four. The State Agricultural Col
lege, at FIT. Collins, stands ready to
procure this wheat for all who desire
1t. and ship 1t to them. 1t il certain
that the yield Of wheat per acre is
being greatly increased In other sec
lions by paying careful attention to
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13
STENSLAND
ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE

TANGIERS. Sept. 11.-stensland
the defaulting president of the Mil
waukee Avenue State bank of Chi.
cago, now under arrest here. attempt
ed suicide this morning by taking
poison. He is seriously i'll as a re-
suit, but not fatally.
Twelve guards are now watching
him and Y conditions warrant Stems
land will be started home otmorrow
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13

the quality Of the seed and It could
be done here. Could not our farmers
club together and order a carload OF
this wheat for seed? II not this, who
will have the enterprise to send for
a few bushels?