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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
BRAZILIAN CITY INUNDATED.
The Parahiba do Sui Breaks It's Bank
Many Houses Wrecked.

Rio Janeiro. Feb. s.-The Parahiba DO Sui haH
broken fits banks and Inundated the lower parts OF
the city OF Campos 20 the depth OF eweive feet In
some places Many houses have collapsed. wide
spread damage has been done and communication
with CampOs Is impeded The work OF rescufnR
the imprisoned inhabitants is most difficult.
Campos formerly Sac Salvador dos CanlpoA %
on the Parahiba do Sui. It's mouth on the At
lanc 14O miles northeast OF Rio Janeiro. The citw
Is situated In the midst OF fertile plains Yielding
the best sugar grown IN Brazil and Is connected BY
rail with Rio Janeiro. Small steamboats, ascend
the river 20 Campos, which has electric NIuraina-
ton and other modern improvements and nearly
population
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13

vanlig mot henne och sag nu sd bed
jande pa henne, att hon utan invand-
ningar foljde honom.
Lusthuset var val inpeppradt mot
malen, sd skadorna voro Ell stora.
Desiree lade sina blommor pa bordet
och hjelpte ifrigt till med att under
soka Diet lila rummet; hon lyckades
ocksa verkligen upptacxa nagot, solA
grefven sakert 81 skulle ha MARKS,
nemligen, att en- rata atit sig in och
gjort EFT par stora hal pa dukar och
gardiner. Hon ofverlade med nitiskt
allvar ON hur man skulle kunna
stoppa till halen - ON mojligen nagot
af hennes silkesnystan kunde passa
fargen till monstret och lade eJ
marke till, att grefven oupphorligt
borjade ofverlaggningen pa nytt for
att sa lange SON mojligt qvarhalla
sin alskliga foljeslagerska. Ifrigt
p~ratande stod hon nu pa tr0skeln, och
grefven stod framfor henne. Hon
sag sd oskuldsfullt och obesvaradt
upp i hans ansigte. Den nedgaende
vintersolen sken in genom fonstret
och fyllde Diet lila rummet med en-
warm guldton, som fordelaktigt be-
lyste Diet tacka ansigtet j pelshufvan:
Med en- plotslig ingifyelse b0jde sig
grefven ned Oliver henne och tryckte
en- kyss pa hennes parma. bet a
min onkelratt - SADIE han som for att
urskulda sig.
Eft ogonblick 0~fvergots hennes
anlete af en- mork rodnad. Hon vile
bli mycket ond men blixtsnabbt
bojde hon sig ned, tog handerna fulla
med sno och kastade sa mycket hon
kunde i ansigtet pa honom. Och
delta ar ~niecens svar horde han;
sedan fog hon f6rbi honom.
Da han, gnuggande sig i ogonen och
torkande sn0n ur ~ansigtet, sag sig ON
efter henne, varseblef han den svarta
kappan skymta fran langt borta
mellan traden. Missn0jd med sig
sjelf gick han in / lusthuset och
stangde fonsterluckorna. Der inne
lago blommorna j hennes nasduk
qvar pa bordet. Han valde ut den,
som hon haft i haret, och kysste den
~lidelsefullt; sedan g0mde han den
sin brostficka, tog de andra med sig
och stangde lusthuset. Langsamt
och tankfullt gick han derpa mot
slottet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13
VIII.

Nagra dagar forgingo utan att ma
got namnvardt intraffade. Desireee
erholl visserligen nyckeln till vaxt-
huset, men grefven drojde forgafves
vid matsalsf0nstret for att ia Sc henne
ga dit. Endast ON hon sakert visste.
att grefven lemnat s%lottet, begifvit
sig pa jagt eller pa nagon tur ut i
grannskapet, vagade hon sig ned i
parker, och afven da sallan ensam
utan nastan alltid j sallskap med sin
gamla vaninna. For hvar dag som
hon kom, hoppades hon IA bora talas
ON grefvens afresa, men annu for
spordes intet harom grefven hade
annu Ell gjort nagra forberedelser
derfor.
Den gamle onkeln fragade hvar
morgon, da husets here visade sig:
Blir Diet resa af i dag?- Men
alltid fick han EFT nekande sva at
f0ljdt af en- ursakt, SON egentligen Ell
var nagon ursakt. En- besynnerlig
orc beherskade grefven. Ofta kom
han hem fran jagten forr an han
amnat, och han, som aldrig forr in
tresserat sig for blommor, holl nu
langa radplagningar i vaxthuset med
gamla Wildner; och ON aftnarna var
han vid bradspelet sa ouppmarksam,
att onkeln oupph0rligt blef den seq
rande och hvisslade den ena triumf-
marschen efter den andra, tills grefven
slutligen skot undan spelet och sedan
timtals vandrade af och an i rummet.
Sa kom sondagen, och annu hade
grefven Ell bestamt sig for att resa.
Desiree hade pa grund af skilda
omstandigheter, pa transatlantic af
sin NOR, blifvit uppfostrad i den
evangeliska laran, ehuru hennes FAIRS
slagt tillhorde den katolska; salunda
gick hon nu i sondagsdragt med
psalmbok i handen vid sidan af sin
f0rmenta tant genom den lila staden
till kyrkan.
Uppe i posthuset bodde mamsell
Heimbachin, grefvinnans lorna kan
marjungfru, med sin nagot yngre
syster. Bland ALA hr Bartels' manga
vaninnor voro dessa bada de init
maste. De vor EFT par fitiga gamla
mamseller, och fastan de genom gref-
vens frikostighet kunde ha varit i
stand att sla sig till.ro for sina &ter-
staende dagar, arbetade de alltjemt
bittida och sent, ordnade brudkladslar
och svepningar, tvattade mossor och
veckade garneringar och hollo afven
hr Bartels' lime j tadell0st skick.
Att de dertill voro de forsta, som
lingo del af stadens nyheter faller af
sig sjelft. l Halbau fangade de hr
Bartels iilyaten. Cch dcssutom hade
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13

Grefven tradde in ] slit formak'
der onkeln redan slumrat IN vid SIN
pipa och f6rskrackt for upp, mar dor
rem oppnades.
BRAIDED fragade gubben Diet
han steg upp och pekade pa spell
bordet.
Int an - SADIE grefyen tank
kpridd. Den gamle hvisslade sakta
Dessaumarschen och skot till honom
EFT paket som inneh0ll tidningar och
nagra BRET. Forvaltaren, som varitl
staden, hade medf0rt Diet derifran, ty
poster kom till Halhau endast iva
ganger j veckan. Men Ell heller
delta tycktes intressera grefven
han sysslade i stallet med nagra ka-
melior och en- fin liten nasduk. Cub
ben sneglade .slugt pa honom och
b0rjade hvissla melodien till en- kar-
leksvisa, men latsade %ingenting mar
ka. Grefven lemnade alter rummet.
Den gamle horde hur han gick in sin
aflidna hustrus boudoir och sag, da
han kort derpa aterkom, att han holl
i handen en- vacker liten korg at
silver. Strax derefter intradde Johan
med biljetten. Grefven tog den och
drog sig in j EN- af de djupa fonster-
smygarna for att till halften dold at
de gr0na sidengardinerna ostord ia
lasa den, men onkeln, son swept in
sig i EFT r0kmoln, hade skarp blick
och markte i grefvens anlete f0rst EFT
uttryck af glad forvintan, hvilket
sedan byttes j vrede. Grefven bet
sig i Happen och skrynklade HOP
brefvet, men slatade strax ut Diet
igen, Taste Diet ain en- gang och stoppade
Diet pa sig. Han gick till s~krifbordet,
s0kte ut EFT guldkantadt brefpapper
och skref efter kort betankande pa
franska en- vers, som i 0fversattning
har foljande lydelse:
eHelt sakert af Achill
hau Sk0nad blltvlt
ON for hans lif EFT ord
Sa hulda lappar gifvit.
Ar Knopfe Hektor Ell,
Ar Jag ock Ell Achill;
Men skurken tillgift far,
Da Desirte sa will.
Forhoppning fyll mitt brost
Att mild hon ocksa ar
Mot den, som delta skref
Och hvilken angern tar!n
Han forseglade biljetten, stack in
den j korgen och betackte den med
blommor.
Sag mademoiselle. att svaret
finer hon korgen = SADIE han sedan,
Diet han rackte den at Johan. Denne
aiagsnade sig med EFT vemodigt le-
ende, och onkeln sag hur den fina lila
nasduken f0rsvann i grefvens brost-
icka.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13
VII.

Dtsiree hade emellertid kommit
upp j slit rum. Hon stangde val till
dorren, SON ON hon trott sig vara
forfoljd; sedan kastade hon sig pa
kna framfor sangen och gomde huff
vudet i kuddarna. Hon kunde sielf
Ell reda sina kanslor. Vrede, blygsel
och en- kansla af ofvergifvenhet och
h~jelpl0shet kampade inom henne med
nagot, som hon f~orgafves sokte klar-
CORA for sig, och som hkval genom-
bafvade henne med en- rysning, som
ON hans kyss trangt in till hennes
hjerta och fyllt Diet med ~outsaglig
lycka. Tararna strommade utfor
hennes kinder, och likval log hon. -
All, min NOR, ON du wore har!-
klagade hon = men i nasta 0gonblick
stod hon vid fonstret och f0lide med
en- blick, som hon lyckligtvis Ell sielf
kunde Sc, grefvens hogresta gestalt,
der han tradde fran ur parker och
narmade sig slottet.
Da knackade Diet pa dorren. Hon
ryckte till, som ON hon blifvit ertap-
pad med nagot ondt, kastade skynd-
SAINT af sig kappan och slatade sina
ostyriga lockar. Sedan gick hon och
0ppnade dorren. Framf0r henne
stod Johan med EFT i sanning iem-
merligt utseende.
Hvad viii han9 fragade hon
halft forskrackt ofver betientens
ynkliga min, och hennes humoristiska
slime genomfors blixtsnabbt af den
tanken: kanske Diet har ar MO 81
Hon holl d0rren pa giant, for att, ON
sa behofdes, genast kunna stanga
den, och ~upprepade sin fraga, da
Johan fortfarande teg, fastan han
gjorde de ohyggligaste grimaser.
-Ack, mamsell lila, nadig froken
-. jag viii bara be . den stackars
Kn0phe . grefven will kora bort
honom. och han ar fortvifad. Skulle
inte lila nadig mamsell villa lagga
EFT godt ord for honom. Han ar iu
en- fattig karl och har en- gammal
mon och svagerska att f0rs0rja. ON
han nu mister sin CODA plats hos var
nadige grefve och dertill far EFT daligt
betyg - hvad skall han da ia sig till
midi i vintern, stackare = snalla
nadig mamsell2
Johan SADIE Desiree. - bet ar
snallt af honom att be for Kn0pfe.
Visserligen ar kocken en- oforskamd
karl, men ON Johan vantar derute,
skall jag lemna honom EFT BRET till
grefven, sa tanker jag Kn0pfe far
STAMINA qvar.
Hon satte sig, tog raskt EFT paper
och slzref fygtigt pa franska:
"Hr grefve!
En- bon ON tillgift at den stackars
monsieur Knopfe, som endast begag-
nat sin RAFT sasom kock hos hans
grehiga mad gentemot en- obetydlig
kammarsnarta.
DSsirte de- It Reimons, med tillnamnet
TIL reese Schnofkin,"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
MILLINERY AT AUCTION SALE.
Especially for the Ladies.

Exceptional chance to purchase the
entire stock OF Mrs. J III. bond. 81
Main street, over CIV. Ayerill & Coz
hardware store, Mrs. Bond sells at
Your bids TO close every article in her
stock, as she goes out Of business at
once. Auction sales afternoons and
evenings. Friday, June gth. at 2 and
6 p. M; Saturday, june 9th. at 2 and
6 p. M; Monday, June 18th, at and
g p. IN. Come TO every sale. "a there
are many articles and much TO find in
this stock only. Following. is u partial
list:
untrimmed hats, trimmed hats, straw
braids, fancy bands for hats, line Of
narrow ribbops for fancy work. velvet
ribbons in all widths, ostrich feathers,
fancy feathers and wings, velvet IN ali
shades, silks chiffons, malls. wells and
ycilings, mourning yeils and grapes. hat
buckles and ornaments Of ali kinds,
flowers, confirmation wreaths. and baby
bonnets and hais. Also line of Inn
ported corsets the 7. y, corsets. waists,
etc Also iuefiHgs belt buckles and
pins, stamped linens sofa pillows pie
tnre frames, spool silks, embroidery
SILKS, etel tlA the, last. Iays will seil
all the showcases and fixtures.
Remember this Is your last chance to
purchase from Mrs Bond, who has al.
ways carried the best in the market.
Every lady invited to this final sale
better than auy bargain day. All at
your price. BY order
MRS. .. NJ. Z BOND. z
Herbert A. R'igg, Aaictoneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
SHIFTS IN HARVARD VARSITY.
Tappan Transferred TO Bow Seat to Re-
place Flint--No. 8 at Present in Doubt.

i HtdAN Gltnt-TTAtVt ~ ~ <~~t1~-'r - =
Cambridge, Mass, June 9.-Ihe dis
qualification Of Phil Flint has consider
ably upset the Harvard varsity eight
and the men who have been rowing to7
Egether practically all spring are likely
TO be shifted considerably before the
right combination is found. Flint was
very finished our and proved Just the
man for the bow seat, which he held
until after the Cornell race. Since last
week his place has been held BY Corlett
from the second crew,
This combination, however has not
been to the satisfaction Of Coach Aray
and Captain F'iiIcy and another shift
has been made. this time fappar being
moved from No. to the bow seat. This
move is not necessarily permanent, but
ii seems likely that Tappan will be the
final choice for the race with Yale. TAX
ing Tappan from his old seat At no. 2
will necessitate taking d man from one
of the fours now rowing. Three men
have been given ii trial Emmons, Rich
ards and Morgan, all Of whom have been
rowing iii the first four The first
hittHcl ieid uVNH u seat III tiit Fafs SHY
earlier in the spring, but SINCE has been
rowing in the second eight and then in
the. fonrs. He II il starboard, while
Richards and Morgan are both port oars.
These three viii be given another trial
this afternoon and on their showing it
IL likely 4 final choice viii be made.
A change has been made recently in
the plans for daily practice on the
Charles. In the past the crew has been
coming down from the boathouse in the
she'll, but this has been unsatisfactory
since the sharp turns have thrown the
boat off her Keel and have given theoars-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
NEW FACTS
ABOUT BEEF
President Will Launch Them
AT Congress
If THIS BE NECESSARY
Secret Service Men Busy-Inyestigator
Reynolds, Before House Committee,
Stands by Statements in Re-
port--W adsworth Resents.

y
| Washington, june ;. President Roose-
lxelt Is preparing To launch at Congress
another section Of the meat report, if
necessary, tosseeme adequate legisla-
tion. Government agents, among them
secret service men, arc b,isily investigat-
/ ing packing house conditions III Chicago
and elsewhere, and the administration
Is said to be fortifying itself with q
mass Of facts to BE made public If nee
esSary
Commissioner Neili had long con-
ference with the President Yesterday.
On leaving the White House he said ia
most positive terms he was prepared
TO stand By every assertion made in his
report. He said that while a further
report was IN preparation he did not
know when il would he completed.
The project Of congressional com.
lmittce visiting Chicago has been practi-
cally abandoned.
James b. Reynolds. who investigated
Chicago conditions with DIR. NELL, tes-
agriculture. Mr.. Reynolds III effect
stood BY his report. Further efforts
we're made BY some Of the committee
20 diseredit statements of the report.
Mr. Reynolds said that his criticisms
applied generally 70 the meat products
rather than the fresh meats, but that
the conditions where fresh meats were
handled We're unsanitary.
In committee yesterday Chairman
Wadsworth, who has been widely criti
cized as defending the packers, defended
himself in d statement. He said he
was friendly to all industries, and that
the NeilI-Rcynolds report had cost the
packing and stock interests millions,
and cut of 35 to 40 per cent Of the
foreign demand Statements had been
made BY DR.. Neill AZ to filthy eondi-
tions which he did not believe, and he
was merely seeking to know on what
these assertions were based.
lie was proceeding to discuss the ties
timony when Representative Lamb in
qsired II be were making a summary Of
The evidence for the committee.
Representative Wharton, who repre-.
sents the Chicago packing house district
In Congress, defended conditions III Pack
lngiown and in the packing houses, and
said the charges OF moral degradation
against the residents Of that packing
region were slandcrous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
NEW YOkKS
] TURN TABLES
Defeated Chicago Yesterday
I to 3
GIANTS ARE STILL THIRD
Pittsburg Didn't Get Another Chance
at Boston Yesterday - Collins
Men Dropped Another
Game.
GIANTS ARE STILL THIRD

The New York Giants got back at the
Chicago Aspirants yesterday winning (
To ; after their disastrous defeat Of the
day before. The standing of the three
leaders was not changed, however, AZ
though New York took 4 step up and
Ii now within eleven points Of Pitts
burg, holder Of second place. The lat
ter did not get chance at the Boston
Nationals yesterday
The Iiighlandcrs in the American
league continue to play 4 strong game
and Yesterday they worsted the Chicago
crowd easily, outbatting and outiieIding
them. The poor Bostons dropped anoth-
En- game 70 Cleveland, ii u Thinning
game. Cleveland tumbled before Wash
ington, but still maintains second place
by narrow margin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
AUTO COMPETITION
WON BY AN AUSTRIAN
who Drove a 90-Horse Power Mercedes
car-One Of Directors Of Vienna
Race Ran Down Deaf
Man

Vienna. june s.--The FIRST driver in
the Hubert Won Herkomer auto compe-
tition from Frankfort on the Main to
Vienna. entered the city at 1880 yes.
terday. He was an Austrian brewer,
named Drehers. and he drove 90-horse
power Mercedes ear. He WAS followed
bv An Englishman, Daimler. Prince
Henry Of Prussia came in one hour later.
One hundred and fifty cars competed
Perry Pierce Of Buffalo, the only Ameri-
can, arrived at 1878. One accident was
reported yesterday to mar the success
OF the meet One Of the directors, Herr
arone, ran down deaf man and killed
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
REPRESENTATION QUARRYING
The Habit Of Delay--Some Of It's Conse-
quences-Causes Of This Bad
Habit.
Z Defer not till tomorrow to be wise.
Tomorfuw's sun to thee NAV never ri

ipnfDfItfW y sun W Lite may ilcF II I3Se.s
Truly it has been said that procrastis
nation Ii the thief Of time. The habit
Of delay is one Of the most vicious faults
to which mankind Is subject. In al.
most every instance delays ae entirely
unnecessary and are often due TO care.
lessness, but more often due to thought.
les5ness. Strange as it may seem, this
danger from delay II encountered more
|often as result Of carelessness or
thonghtlessness about orr health OF the
health Of some one dependent upon IIs.
How often Pneumonia could be prevent
ed ii The victim had acted sooner.
Now Il the time TO watch out for that
little cold Now il the time 10 take
steps TO check 1t, and the best way to
arrest its progress il to take Magee's
(aIalt) Emulsion. This Il the wonder
full combination of Cod Liver oil. syrupy.
diastasic, non-aleohoIic Malt and iIypo-
phosphites. Il primes the system 70 that
III viii throw Of that slittle cold" and
prevent such serious complications as
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Grip, etc. Ma
gees fMalt1 Emulsion Is nonsnarcotic
and nonalcohoic Noting enters into
its composition that Is not al value to
the system. Il produces fat. keeps you
warm and makes You strong. Magee's
(Maitl Emulsion il food, i medicine
and tonic combined Beware Of the
wine preparations of cod liver oil They
contain no oil. 50 cannot possibly pro-.
duce the benefits solglt, Besides, the
alcohol Will cause reaction after you
cease taking 1t, that will leave you III
worse condition than before
Magee's (Maitl Emulsion will surely
help yon. start taking 1t today and q
mouth later compare Yourself with your
condition Of today. Don't delay. toTnor-
row never comes. Remember, no wine,
no whiskey, just food. Get bottle To-.
day Of X. "A. Drown Druggist, as North
Main street, Barre. VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
ACCIDENT WAS FATAL.
Almon S, Atkins Of Hardwick Died This
Week


Hardwick, June 81. Almon s. Atkins
died at his home on Cherry street Mon.
day evening. Mr.. Atkins met With an
accident in February which proved fatal.
A board fell where he WAS working,
hitting him on the head At first no i'll
effects were noticed bit he gradually
grew worse and IL wns found upon ex
animation that bis skull was fractured.
Tie underwent an operation May roth
and piece of the bone Was removed.
After the operation he seemed to rest
easier, until sunday night when he
lapsed into state of coma and remain
ed so until Monday evening when he
passed quietly away,
Alnion S. Atkins was the son OF
James Willard, and Elyira Atkins, and
was born in Duxbury, VT, DAN. 20, 1853.
In the year 1873 he was married TO
Maria o., daughter Of Geo. G., and Caro-
line rrow.
SIX wears ago he came 60 Hardwick
70 reside The greatest part OF the time
he has worked boxing stone al The diff
fercnt sheds. Mr.. Atkins was faith
fu and diligent workman, good man
and loyal citizen.
He IL survived by a widow and three
sons, Owen II and Harland h., Of Hard.
wick, and Willard g. Of Pike, \. H., a
father, mother and tive brothers.
Tine funeral was held al the Baptist
church At two o'clock Thursday. Rev.
II. {. Howard Of .iefFersonyille. VT, Of
feiated, assisted By Rev. G.. L. Lowell.
The Jumpers and Drillers union and n.
IL. q. +. Of which orders the deceased
was member, attended with large dele
cations. The remains were taken to
JelTersonyille yesterday morning and
win be buried in the family lot at that
place. Mr. Atkins resided in that village
for several years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs. Annette Carleton Of Essex June.
ton and son, Alger, who has been il
Spain for the past four years, have
been visiting at W. NJ Seaver's. They
returned 70 Essex Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lynde, Mrs. Geo
Colby. Mrs George Savcry. Mrs. w. T.
Granger, Mrs. +. p. Rowell. Rev. L. G.
Nichols, Miss Mary Slavery and Miss
Mile D.ury were in Mortified yes
terday to attend the Uniyersalist as.
soeiation meeting.
There will he special service at the
Congregational church Sunday morning
in observance of children's day.
Five ladies from the Congregational
society were in Burlington attending the
Woman's Missionary meeting this week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
All Badly Injured, and Three
IN Hospital Expected to Die
VOLLEY FIRED.INTOPARADE
Miners Marching, With Band at Their
Head, to Meet Union officials at
Station Pistol Shot Is
the Signal.

& - r Iffir
Indiana, Pa, June 9.--The new min
ing town of Ernest, on the Buffalo
Rochester 4 Pittsburg railroad, fivt
miles from here, was the scene early yes
terday Of a conflict between detail 81
state constabulary and striking coal min
crs, in which eight strikers were seri
ously wounded, three Of them fatally.
Shortly after daylight body Of strik.
crs, headed by d brass band, marched
from Anita mines in jefferson county
to receive one OF the union officials exl
pected from Punxsutawncy. On the
way to the station the inarchers en-
cnuntcred a detail Of twelve members
Of the state constahulary As they
passed member Of the band fired his
revolver At the troop
No one was struck, but the constabu-
larry immediately retaliated with a vol,
ley from their carbines.
When the smoke cleared eight strik
ers were lying ON the ground and the
others had fled precimtately down the
hill
After the excitement had subsidized the
wounded miners were removed to Adrian
hospital.
As the result Of the shooting a mass
meeting arranged for the afternoon was
cancelled. Sheriff Wcttling has ordered
the arrest OF leaders OF the parade.
An j. now quiet and no more trouble
is apprehendcd
The mines ut Ernest are owned BY
the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Coal
y Iron company. On April strike
WAS inatgirafed and the men have been
out ever since. Three weeks ago the
plant was started non-umion,. and de-
tail Of the state constabulary has since
been guarding the property Of the com.
parv.
About one-half Of the regular force
OF 400 men are at work in the mine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
FIRED BY cAssArT.
Aikens, Clerk Worth 100000, Loses
His Job.

Philadelphia. June Joseph X.
Aikens, chief clerk to the superintendent
OF the Monongaheia division Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, who was on the
stand before the Interstate Commerce
Commission Thursday, was discharged
from the service Of the company yester-
day by President a. J, Cassatt.
Aikens testified that on d salary not
exceeding 1927 month lie had acquired
about 100000 worth Of coal stocks. He
II the second prosperous clerk to lose
his job with the Pennsylvania since the
present investigation began
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
BRATrLEBoRo,s GRAND LIST.
Shows an Increase Of s77s.1i Bein
$b1, 1884 in All

Brattleboro. June 0.--Thc grand list
Of Braftleboro, as shown by the listers
report ~ $5l,335.4i This i an in.
crease OF $77s.li over last year. Poll
taxes are assessed against t,702 persops
and SO are exempted, being Iremen. The
real and personal estate Valuation is as
follows; First class real estate, Se,601.
SIG: second class real estate, $47g, 1885
personal estate. $f,Tt0,g43.