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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
REVISED CASUALTIES M
FATAL GERMAN EXPLOSION.

UnFImnnNl NeTnHnY NUf ~
revised ilss at the casualties result
ing lr0m the explosiG,s on the night
OF Nutomhcr 20, at the Wilton
Hnhuri factory shows that thirty
persons we're killed. sixty were He-
vereiev injured and $50 we're more or
less seriously hurt The iOWn OF
Written near the factory presents a
sad scene uf mourning over the De-
atruCtion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
OPENING ~ LIVERPOOL
COTTON EXCHANGE.

Liverpool ENGLAND. Nov 30. The
new Liverpool cotton exchange Gree,
"a nj cost ~ t6OO0On0. was open
cd To-Day before a large and repre-
sentative gathering ol English mer
chants and manufactured by Wis
Royal Hlshness Prince George, q
Wales
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

four great suspension cahloa. oach
1915 Inches ln diameter The length
of each single wire iu these cables
a 26ls feet and inches The VII
mate strength of rach wire is oFii-
mated 40 $4,000 tons Each cable
contains d.2oG parallel galvanized
steel on coated wires. closely wrap
ped 90 a solid cylinder The perma-
nenl weight suspended from the cab
lea o. lf.Gs0 toms
n brooklyn bridge should give way
according 10 the speculation ~ en-
glneoru. lt would likely be due % a
swapping Of ono or more OF the cnh'
len. with the possibility NJ the tow
crs caving IN Inward the river. The
tower on the Manhattan end 81 the
bridge contains Gaas cubic yaris ~
masonry. The Brooklyn tower con
ialna $4,000 cubic yards. The height
OF these towers Is gIS feet Tho ais
TANGO from the roadway 10 me river
h about 1876 iocl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
70 rlsAlly s re- onlLp lAaoa.

Washington Nov 30-Tho BIN
which senator Albert J. novcFldge
will introduce upon the opening day
OF congress dealing with the pro.
hihltion 0f child labor iB complete
In its clauace fho hlll provides that
DO railroad steamship steamboat or
other carrier of interstate commerce
shall transport ug accept for trans
p0rtatlon the product of any factory
OF mine that employs children undor
fourteen years OF age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

A telegram was received at CARTS.
bad hy ihe Carlsbad Commercial club
grom y. n. Potter and A. D. Greene
OF 30 pnsO. advising tiHt T. 4. Bell
had secured a conditional franchise
to build d railroad from 30 Pas0 ID
kans8s City. and it8i fle Hne Was
oDuurlunV for Carlsbad 90 geo Boz the
middle oN the road and secure u. n
built. rs ihe road must come through
that section. The club held q meet
lus aud appointed W. j. Fox ui che
Vineyard alocf farm. a Chicago man,
fu Visit I'D paHo anu cons with Bell
ln regard 10 tho road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

and the state architect viii then
select the best three plans The win
nor Of the competition viii be paid
ai the rate of compensation sustained
hy the American institute Of urchl-
tecis and authors ~ the second and
third plans viii receive $1,000 and
s .O00 respectively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
Wits AND SoLoRED
EIks AT lOGCERH

Portland Ore. Nov. 30--A BIN has
been prepared aud will shortly be-
Introduced before the legislature 20
prevent che proposed organization of
"a lodge OF colorod Eika. The legls-
laiure will be- asked for a norpc ual
injunction 90 restrain colorcd men
from wearing the oncial battOu
badge or tooth OF EikdOm los this
atafn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

ing. apply Chamberlain aalyn Wipe
d nn With q aoti cloth ieiofe allnN
Ing the Calid tD nurse MauY trained
.dirses use fhis with ihe best fe4ulia
Price 30 cents per uuK f0r sale by
Oh AlM..Lnl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
VARIOUS TEXAS LINES
70 uM FnNnnI fnNTFH

~ %. HHEHHHa ~ y -
The htchiEun, Iuuoku a Santa ~
rfliroad made Official publication in
Texas. ns required BY Law OF ita pur-
pose 10 apply % the next legislature
for authority 90 consolidate into one
system tho Gnlf. Colorado a Santa re
the Texas & Gulf. the Gulf A Inter
state. tdo Gulf. boaumurt a Kansas
CITY and the Cult beaumont a Great
Northern Thc bill Is 90 further pro
Vide thfi The consolidated ruafH shall
be- extended from CcMer Tex 10
Timrson. about fifteen miles, and
from lrngyiow 90 a point on tia Red
river about i25 miles The lizc VIII
be thence extended nurthWcai through
Indian Territory 90 o connection with
tho Kansas CITY line of che Atchiaon,
Topeka & Santa Re, about $50 miles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
NEW ENGINES ois
Are practloaiiy No oeea--Fhis is ere
Claim Of the Firemen Who Car.
noi Get Steam.


Heceahy fhr Merloau Central ada
ed about aitiY new onrlnea fu Na
road ana lf Us understood thar probe
ably twenty mere have been ordered
Tho hrcmon ~ fhn nos euEllcf fan.
ming our of lunfer claim hai the
nrA engines are not up ip iha aiana
ard. nad state thni So d practically
impoasible 90 keep steam pn ihem
onouFh far aurtlng purposes a
freight pulled By one ol the engines
lately Purchased ialI IuafcE Friday
and succeeded ln setting ahoH eigh-
tfn mites lrum iuun whoa in spite
of the combined efforts Df fhe nrrmHn
and enfinHfr steam pressure lell. and
600 engine fefuref iu nroced ans for
thor "a d. way % vas siill afnck
saturday morning. ana afifMuif 81
getting up steam we're unsuccessful
The hremf1 claim that tho futs on
an ui az new fueinea are 500 small
and thar consequently there ia npi
enough dgsift io Insure Feitlug
Cnush steam pressure io rlu ne ahp
sine WINS D. is pulling sny lpld ai
aH IheY saY ihaf zee engines might
BE- ali rlghi l0r plaftn'nFa. Dog a.
ihf as hard aors " concerned tnNf
are almost useloss
The fsci ihai 0eneml Manaaer Cor
man 81 mo santa ~ NiN BOT 81 m
chIUaao fof "a Weta SEA has delayed
the def nurc cor tho WINDY CiiY 81
M a. stern Cass Htiini aad ERNEST
Meyers. Uho'esale liquor dealers "a
Albuquerque vhu Nfuruas tu CaiI uns
an Wf gurmnn fa aUa i4hu 10 ENafa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Dealers aay ihaf ttDaf Who
have uaad Chambeflaln'a Elomarh
ald Liver Tablets are eaiia lofai Ga
fhcm and can not he Iorsuadct 90
taI,o any substitute Got q FREQ sam.
nle az anY drug store. give them 8
trial nud 500. too. van NRul them on
preieGeace in enF other They cnrc
sfomaot troubles Dil'nnrneEa lDd con-
gNnalloa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
NOTED ENoLlsRMAN HAS
DIED AT ADVANCED ACE.

London. Nov 30.-sir Edward 3.
Reed. formerly chief constructor for
the British navy. % dead ho vas
born iu 1880.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
railroad YARDS
RELEASED ON !.
SYSTEM
Santa Fo officials and Train.
men Hold important
Meeting.

'The joint protective board Of the
nfofhefhnnl nf Railroad Tuinmpn
ead thn officials OF the santa o. have
completed tlc work az their meeting
which they have been holding at the
general oaiara dufina ihn last two
DAYS sid tho Topeka Capital
Tho contract between tho railroad
company 8-i tha brotherhood aas g.
Yiaed The irllnmpn ava not ASK Cor
an Increase in wages nor did they re.
oeltc say The Farda of Wellington
and Winfield were rc-clasaliod They
have been classified as second class
wards heretofore and wii now bc
known a. hrsi ciass yards. The wages
Ion lhe 8Wiichmeg Ia these yania will
De advanced % hrst class pas which
viii amount 90 about ave cents per
hour increase The smaller yards ON
o. system rr0 kE0Wn aa second class
vurds and the Ewltchmen receive q
lower rate of pay than Do the switch.
men of che larger or hrfi clusa yards.
Tho rate 90 pas Is known M the Chi
cago scale and was adopted several
years ago. The Chicago scale was adj.
vanced four cents per hour ni the re.
cent moct1g uf the Hwltchncn'a
union ard enc Offices o. ~ the railroads
entering Chicago lrst month
Tho momhugs of the board who a.
tended the meeilag were M q, Maysa
~ Wellington. chairman; n. G, nc.
laughlin Of Ncwt0n secretary. w. r..
brown Of Chicago. . W. Orr at Kan.
aaa city. J D Naurhton uf Pueblo s.
~ Chccscman uf IA Iuuiu and y Y.
4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

pion has three nahit nn isp Tor the
noNi fSO months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
SALE c. THE CENTRAL
NAK anAMtanMHR


A New York dispatch. dated No.
yember 90. says:
The plan OF the Mexican govern
mont Cor the purchase Of q large in'
terss SO I'm che Mexican Central Hith a
viow of che ultimate consolidation Of
all Mexican railroads, has not been
abandoned
After many conferences, leading
interests ln the Mexican Central
mad an oRcr o. secretary Liman.
tour. representing the Mexican cav.
erament. for the purchase OF n large
block of Mexican Central stock, and
Secretary Llmautour Is conierflng
with President Dlaz a. 60 the acc ~
anca OF the ohor.
n Is understood that the price was
higher thsn SIS tEp figure named IN
Wall street gossip as the price which
SIR. II. Clay Pierce and his aaacel
ntes would dispose Of 200 900 shnros
The diroctora have accepted the
resignation Of Preeideut Robinson
and are looking for an operating mas
with view Of operating the property
upon a ratio more In Keeping With int
roads Ia the United Stai0s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

There atu al bowie. Tex, that's
twice a. sig az last year This won
der IA W u nili whO from a Wclgni
az % nuunds BIAS srogn 10 over So
Ha say 70 suffered with d terrible
cough. and doctors save me up % dle
90 consumWipa / saa reduced 60 aV
pouuds. when began taking Dr.
XMAS New Discovery Tor conaump
zion. couaha nad colds. Now AFTER
taking ~ bottles. ! have more than
dOablef n weight aud am cQmpiotely
cured Oniy sire cough and cold
cure Guaranteed hy az drugFiata
Zoe anf gi Trlai bottle free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Another BAN player d % become
a maeneie. Oui6eider "nuckF Free
man ~ nt Boston Americans has
nnrchasel ne New Haven CLUB, OF
me Connecticut League
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
m PATENT wHieH
WILL MAKE HIM RICH


OWen kinaoy. son 81 G. Y. kinaey,
storckecpcr for the Sfnta ne 10 New
ton. Kan. IA interested Ia an inven.
tloa that viii make for him and his
Ia,fher fortune says the Newton
Republican. After ecrvl-g bis appron.
tlccship ia the Newton shops and
worling al his trade for some time,
owen went 90 Waterloo. Iowa. 90
work In shors while there he be.
came interested IN % revolving bar
bers sira, the lnw ntion 81 n iCweler
living in Waterloo Owen devised the
mechanical part ~ tire sign and rig
gcd np Il model After the patent
was grated. be devised the plapa for
manufacturing the sign and tho two
went into busincEs ia a humble way.
hut the demand for the signs was 20
crest th1t the business Increased az
toulshingiy agd the factory les being
constantly enlarged From orders
now IN sight. the Arm Will make a for.
tune.
Tho sign b ncarly eight feoi high
and haE base and top capitol of
cast iron. decorated with gold leaf
and 0irod with "a permanent shade ol
vurmilllQn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
SANTA 90 LEADS


AL m DIVIDENDS
Preliminary compilations ~ DIVE
dcnds aad Interest Payments % De
NAME In December lrdlcnte that aluut
so 900 600 will le expended Tor these
purposes The largest single diahurse.
mcnt of the month will be- n dividend
payment of 3e.T50.000 By the stand
ara on company. Tho American To
5acco complny is next with Sf.O2i,-
Pas. anl thu United Staifa Steel cor
poatiun third, with 32.5f2.i76 The
Atchison. with o payment OF F2.s0N
e75 Will distribute more money thaa
any other railway.
The Roswell Record says Conduc
tor Kenny ] Read arrived in Roswell
Tuesday night bringing with him his
bride. who. until "Wednesday, NOvom
her "a, WIS Miss Amelia uerdln, Of
Amarillo form rly Of Perry. Oklah0-
ma The wedding occurred as Fort
Worth They VIII make their home
IN Amarillo While IN Roswell they
ara guests OF the grooms hrutherin.
law and SISTER Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID.
Burns Conductor Read D. one Of tho
most popular men ON the rofd, and
q host of friends extend hest wishes.
Dining car No it0i ~ now IN the
Topeka lAops. where q will be- re-
model d and converted into "a bust
moss ear. when The car b. completed
u win be used by General Manager
T. r. Hurley as his private car Car
No. g. which has been used by Mr.
Hurley Tor some time, will he sent ga
the coast, whore Il will b. used by T.
L. Hubbard. general superintendent Of
the santa D. coast lines. with head
quarters nt Los Angeba.
a Topeka dispatch says 1.-The re
ports which ere being circulated.
said Geaoral Manager J. " Hurley Of
the Atchlaon. Topeka a Santa F.
railway company, today 'that the
union machinlsts and our road are
about 10 come 90 an agreement arc
entirely without foundation. We are
no nearer an agreement thaa We Were
two aud ouehali years ago. We are
not nogucGiis with them for settle
nest and never w.il be-"
Commissioner 2outy says, con
corning the attitude of she Interstate
! comm rec commission: - believe
that the tendency Of rates ought Z,
be- downward. as traffic grows denaor
bar the commission contemplates NJ
Wholesale reductions. On the aver.
age utta are not exorhiiant ans
rallroade VIII probably gain moro hl
the cutting on of rebates and PASSES
than they win losr by reductions"
NJ RoblnsOa. division master me
chanio OF the Gulf. Colorado a santi
BE al silghee. Tex. has been transfer
red 10 Temple. Tex. in a similar ca
psclty. succeeding r. n. Dunlap. pro
NOTED. Jamea McQuillan. rOun'
house foreman I'd Gainesville, Texas
has been appointed 90 succeed M
Robinson as division master ms
ehaaie az sisbeo
The Newton. Kan. Republloa
says Bob Snyder came In From
Ration. n. NJ. on a dead engine ycaioi
day. ON the way 90 Topeka. Will
/ coming into Newton the glass iu th
car window broke striking him 4
the face and cutting quite a gas
over hla eye The company physical
dressed the wound and Bob went o
To Topeka oday.
IN Praise o. Chambsrla.n'o couel
Remedy.
tn re rs nO uthpr medicine manu-
featured that has received so mne
lpmiso ana aO many expressions O
sfa,itudo ar Chamberlain Coug
\ Remedy p ls effective, and promi
lrolief follows iia usc Grateful pal
~ nunrNn-nnrn Al moi hn-Illln 1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

The Newton. KAN Republican
says. Bob Snyder came In from
Ration. n, A.. on a dead engine ycaior-
day. on the way 10 Topeka. While
coming into Newton the glass iu the
car window broke. striking him ln
the face and cutting quite a cash
over his eye. The company physician
dressed the wound and Bob went on
20 Topeka today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
THE COAL SITUATION.
Belief That Official Strike Is Imminent
Gaining Strength.

New York, May Z. With the Scran.
ton convention Of miners approaching.
the opinion gains strength that an of.
cial strike will be declared. The news
OF the Mount Carmel trouble, II is gem
orally admitted, viii have a direct ten-
deney toIstir up the strike sentiment
still more. Most Of the locals have AZ.
ready, elected their delegates for the con-
vcntion. The majority Of the represen
tatiyes have received no instructions,
except TO be guided by the advice Of
Mitchell, q few who became candidates
for the delegateship for the express, pllre
pase Of advocating the acceptance OF
the operators proposition and resHmine
work have been elected, but, there are
not many, and should President Mitchell
favor strike their opposition win be
readily oyorrilden.
With The exception Of Mount Carmel,
the coal regions have been comparative
~ quiet. In the soft coal fields the sit
uation at Clearteld is still threatening.
The miners there are on strike for re-
eognition and The check-off. Although
several thousand men are involved there
have been no serious disturbances. The
Residing Company, believing evidently
that a long strike Is imminent, has had
commissions issued to eighty coal and
iron policemen. F
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
HOBSONs IS
STILL A HERO
F
He Now Seeks to Bottle Up
The Presidency
WOULD TAKE NOMINATION
Governor Hoch ID to Run Again in
Kansas Harris, His Opponent,
Runs a Long Distance
Campaign.

New York, May Captain Richmond
Pearson Hobson Oh Alabama, the naval
officer who. tried to bottle up Cervera in
Santiago harbor, is in the field as a
candidate for the Democratic president
ial nomination. Anyway, that ii what
his friend, u b. Musgrove, says. Mr..
Musgrove is the hacker and manager Of
Mr.. Hobson, and he helped the captain
to bottle up Representative Bankhead of
Alabams in fierce primary fight for
the congressional nomination. Mr..
Mus0rove was in town Monday, ind he
called on the people who furnish the
Democratic sincws OF war. In referring
TO Captain Hobson, he said: Captain
Hobson would be an IDEAL candidate for
the presidency. He is the strongest man
in The country among the young Demo
Gratis, and his popularity extends
throughout the United States 1t is
said that Captain Hobson il likely to be
invited to make one OF the short talks"
al the Tammany Fourth Of July cele-
braiiop. He made long talk at the
Democratic National Convention two
years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
SHALL WOMEN smoKEa

Some faddist in the press fret raised The
question.
When anxious Of grievance to be
rid n ad,,0.
limiting disease OF death or indigestion
Probable i they did.
Indignant Dame replied morning
later,
Giving the lie Cor sevcral) direct;
Describing him low pressricator
Or words to that effect.
The fat was in the fire. a smart Young
Mother
Urged it was chic and womanly a
One TDamsel' found il soothing while
another
Simply abhorred tbo smell.
aFather Of One (outside the infants
hearing
Vowed that no girl of his such
things should do; ~ t
Father OF Nine" rcfraind from inter
ferin9
Thinking it wiser to.
espinsterr said the weed was all she
trusted
TO take from single cursedness The
A lady, who inscribed herself t'Dis-
gusted,7 #t
Loathcd The unsceInly thing
An Indian Colonel found The practice
''liglltg,1
and usl.ed. il women tlronged the
Smokers" too.
When Gin this crimson territory might
The schenins sex cschewY
@Tnthusiastics called It ss-bestowing,
Which "louthful cynics stigmatised
as rot;
And <rwrpny cirl8 was dinident, un,
knowing
Whether TO Whit Or not.
Such arc Tho strange, reciprocativc
scornngs,
Such are The quaint, autaponistic
views.
That illlsa Tho popprs during several
mornings,
Taxing Tie place Of news.
Whether tae thing is really wrong %
fightfu.
We know not yet but CHS u SIRE
tie wnile~
Eitherit il cntraneingly dfIigiitful
On elEe supremacy vile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
A DIMPLE MAKER.

Find a child with dimples
and chubby arms and, legs
and you find a healthy child.
Find one with drawn face
and poor, thin body and you
see one that needs SCOTS
Emulsion. Your doctor will
no doubt tell you the child is
fat-starved--its food is not
nourishing it.
Nothing helps these thin,
pale children ike Scots
Emulsion. It contains the
very element Of fat they need.
It supplies them with a per-
feet and quickly digestcd
nourishment. SCOTS Emul-
sion brings dinples and
rounded limbs.
sCoTr s lf)wSr, - Pearl Street. New rssl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
WILL BE JUDGE.
Taft Reported as Giving UP Presiden-
tial Aspirations.

New York, May IA special to the
Press from Warrington says
Despite speculation concerning Secre
tary Tsft's availability for Republican
nomination for the presidency in 1905,
it can be said on the highest authority
that he has given mp all presidential
aspirations, aud win accept President
Rooseyelt's offer Of an appointment MS
associate Justice Of tho United States
supreme court October ! is named
HOW US the probable date when Taft
will leave the war department Beyond
the evident desire OF the Roosevelt adj
ministration to have Taft superseded
in the direction of the war department.
the lattcr's friends, after careful study
Of the political situation. have advised
that he would bring on desperate CON
test over the nomination IL he should
enter the presidential field, and that
Tie campaign which would be waged
against him, If nominated. would end
IN sure defeat. No more opportune
happening could come to the discomfort
Ell lnbor interests Of the country. il IL
pointed out, than Mr.. Taft's nonina-
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
!. The PreteHder
[orlgInall

Lyft$lnaLl
A carriage drew up to d handsome
country residence in New England ana
q young man apparently about eight
cen, with perfectly smooth cheek and
delicate manner, stepped out and en-
tered the house He was met In the
hall BY an elderly lady, who received
him coldly, though she permitted him
to Kiss her cheek
Il viii not conceal from you,'' she
said, that | have brought lid your
cousin Elton to suppose that he was
the heir to this estate, and your appear
ance 10 q disappointment to me. How
ever, Will make tile best of II and
treat you with every consideration.
A man Of thirty, with an honest,
manly countennnce, came into the
room and, without waiting for an In
PRODUCTION to the newcomer, went to
him, put ont his hand frankly, ana said:
~ am Elton Parmeter, and suppose
you are my cousin Gus. You are. heir
to an estate have supposed from my
childhood I would inherit. II bore
you the slightest malice would de-
splse myself"
Augustus Parnnter looked up into
the face 81 bis cousin with grateful
but panied expression, and A tear
glistcncd IN his eye.
Come" said Elton cheerily. II
want to show you your possessions
yaarcf hnfnrn frt. rx,,x,< x,,~ :. -. 80,
Ralph Pnrmeter ran away with and
married Martha Redmond. tie daugh-
ter Of a penailess attorney. From the
time Of his departure till few weeks
before the appearance Of Augustus Par
meter Ralph's mother heard noting OF
her son Then one day she received
note from a lawyer presenting the
claims 81 one who purported to be
Ralphs son, Augustus. The claim was
supported by aff1dnvits furnished By
Augustus mother, stating that Ralph,
the father. was dead and Augustus was
his son and heir
Augustus was as delicately made as
Elton was manly Elton tried to In
fuse more Vim into the boy, but his
efforts were failure Augustus also
made bad return for his cousins
friendly treatment and was always
bringing up tie matter Of the dis
possession. When Augustus mention
ed the subject Elton would knit his
brow or attempt TO laugh his cousin
out Of bis dissatisfaction, hut never
succeeded. AS time went on the pos
SCISSOR of the estate appeared to be
miserable, while the one he had dispos-
sesscd was happy.
''Gus, my dear boy said Elton one
day. III you don't stop bothering your
self and me about this business I'll
lcnvc the place. / confess don't want
to do so. because Aunt Caroline would
miss me-
'sYou think only Of Aunt Caroline"
said Gus gloomily ''You never thlnk
of me-
.syat,, yEhy my .3aSr la,. 49,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
Harris to Run Campaign.

Chicago, May ~. Fix. Senator William
A. Harris Of Kansas, who has been nom
mated by the Democrats Of that State
for governor, will run his campaign on
the long distance plan, for he has taken
a house here for a year. He YVES here
when he was nominated, and it seems
to be a fashion with him to be absent
at such times. for be was in Scotland
when he'reeeived the Congressional nom
nation early in the nineties. He said:
Il do not expect 10 make a very ex
haustivc campaign this time. told
my party leaders in the State that ]
would not do so when they insisted that
| take tine nomination However my wife
and I expect to go back TO Kansas for
the summer. can do great deal
from here ii necessary"