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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11
D0deIig
La Grippe foranlediger HER
tesygdom,
-. -
Nerv5sitet og daarlig For.
d6jelse.
Mine Venner we'd, at Heart
Cure reddede mig.

Mrs. Z. o. Hurd, 11s W. 3. St., Muscatine,
Iowa, er ct velkjendt Medlem af M. r. Kirken
i den Del af Staten. Hun siger: LA Grippe
CAV mig ct jalvorligt T1lfalde af Nerv6sitet %
daarlig Ford5ielse, hvilket hurtigt udviklede sis
til Hjertesygdom. Jeg led af S5vnloshed. 10
yedpine og Krampe l Musklerne. Den mindstt
Bevagelse fremkaldte Aanden6d. F3lelse at
Lamhed og brandende Smerteanfald. 1eg vii
sige hvad Jcg stedse har sagt mine venner-
IN. Miles, Heart Cure hjalp mig, saa ale disse
ubehngehge symptomer forsyandt. Mod starte
Smerter har jeg aldrig fundet noget Zig Dr.
Miles, Auti-Pain. Pills, og jeg tror, at Nerve
and Liver pulls er en- udmarket Mayemedicin:"
ssvor S6a blew rant af Hjertesygdom l sit
2ade Aar. I to Maaneder fix han nasten ingen
s5yn. da vi begyndte at give ham DR.. Miles
Heart Cure med Nerve and Liver Pills, og ND
sr han sund og frisk. Han har endog bestaaes
IN IAgeunders5gelse OK er med Haren paa Phi
Iiqpinerne. Jcg vii tilf0ie, at DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills utvivlson- har varet ct Code fs
mig. Jeg har hyppige Anfald af nerv6s Hoved-
nine OF har :<drig brugt nog,t, der sna hurtig
hja1p og CAV mig Lindring." HRS. Alice Moad,
Buffalo, Mo. -
Allie Apotekere salger os saranterer den for
ste Flnske af Dr.. Miles Lagemidler. Skriv eff
ten fri Bog ON Nerv0sitet og Heterogeneous
Aacesse: nr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, I'D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11
ne 7 s. {
3 Col T Dil ilaa ii8 neo i 5tapan.
ger ION 2eoer al ct fat Ibeater.

D. ao@t Dil ilna fi8 neo 5tapan.
ger 1om 2eoer al ct fat Gbeater.
ct ao Il 9 e Dom { t
II - g e iianration Ser.
5er neoim en- &omite i Mnleoni1rg ben
poo tGsfte fortiatte @eltauration al
StapangT Dpmfirte.
Bisrnt +. Biz n . II 8
BOG = SO q T j :" er MI ubIoIgt
= fire 0plag, % 5. Oplng 49, Is.
Iuien M er ubfommet. Dette er set
ltpr}te Gntal, Der biotiI er trbt af
1ogen at 8fernions Bigger i ubgi-
DelieSaaret.
81 ra m NJ ems s. t T e
bar beotaget Bubgettet for 1907
meo en- lamlet Hog1H al 7,O75,OD
aroner % en- Snotegt al $4,000
&roner. El l16ligning opfgres
698,500 &roner. Com Drofsrer
G, e%npalgtes GtatsahDotot 6iirlt oe
JON 8%iceorofprer @roSierer @ug.
@t &nuoien.
90 cd brRn6 6nbrif
Gen 10. @cbr. ne6brpnote 9topor-
ger 6os}eiag5 Gabrtfbpgning / &om=
ME ono, &etlan6. Sabrifen bar as
lureret / B%ran6fasien for $4,000
&roner og @orebebol6ningen / Ser
gentle 8ranoforiifringsieIfab for
10000 Ser. 8e6riiten bar be1finfti-
get 80 Mrbet6ere.
5foIe + CT op,
rettet flor be6 @iSgr 6olfeIfoIe ef=
ter Giltag al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% Den omfatteS p%ieniDnlig meb me,
gen Snteresie boaoe al 8grn oq
6oral6re. 5i6en 10. Sebruar 1906,
oa 8onfen begDn6te fin Birflombeo
er SSn6ifp6ernes Mntol MI 11ooet OF
til omfring 500 % Sen iamle6e
Sn6ifu6sium benpeo 1900 ST..
S. u legiR ter. Omfrinq
800 SulegiGfter- fra Mmerifa an:
fom til &riitionio oen II. Dcbr.
Worgen me6 Oscar IT,. Sroos
ben ti6lige Worgentime bar ser poo
Brpggen fremne6t mango Menne,
tier for at toge moo fine Benner pp
5lptninger. Do 5fibet lag6e til
iptlIet Muiifen. Raa ale Maitetop.
perne bar Ser bunoet @rantrpr.
SGT en- eleftrit
S e t Jane 8 a rp t -
ST. n os bar Driftsbe.
itpreren peo @riitiania eleftrife
|. Sporbet, Srgenigr Bortb, efter Mn.
INCOMING fra peofommen6e Sernbae
nefomite 4 2orbtt u6arbei6et Mnz
legs % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8anen, lom bill blibe So &iIon1eter
lang oiI fofte to MiIlioner @roner
Mnlag. @leftrif Drift oil efter
Oberilaget blibe 10000 &roner bill
ligere ON anret emo Dampfraft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

Ronerende Haarvaext. OVERRIDING.
= Ha.r b,rttaxes hrrtigt, behageligt, uskade
Ngt. For soc / Frimerk-r eller Money Order
sendes en- Patxe mad B ugsanvisntng. MANa1
AABs ERE AIRING. RUD. KNUDSEN, ,Apotheker.
500 Fifth Avenue. Brooklyn. N Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

Observation-Disclosures st&I.#5Ess4 T&SE
g > III 4 ) gI E 4foedoee.
Jru Gbea MiIien glrenoal bar te-s
itomenteret 10000 Rrorer til e 2e.i
gat for trpneenne 5igmRdos 90
2ooiers Gffterlaotes Arenbal 90.
narmeite Omegn.
9 ergens g { e bar.
peotaget OpretteIie nf en- tomu'al
Notwithstanding for 8penS Gienelte-
me,ro. Rigie ffaI ielD tilffpoe fra
3H til Az 9rocent al fin 2pn.
GeniInens StsrreIie bltr fro 55
&rocent al 2bnne1 til % uleo 1000
&roner ipnfenoe til 40 8rocent for
De beieite 2gnningsgrupper.
2Dnggr. 5tett en-. Orb
ferer ! Epbboag &bp. &onfen bar
meb enitemntig 9illlutning al Ser.
RED ftpret giennem Mmtma11oen ino.
ienot til Gor1barsoeparte1neftte ct
&n6ragen6e ON, at Staten mao mo.
fiebe ct Stpffe Sorb omtring 9tbt-
ten oper De Sabine peo 2pnger. Set
belle bill breie fig ON ct Maal ONE
trent.
De . nj t Tonnes S a m IT,
lier. S &riittans bar 6or-
man6fabet, Sporebonfen og Dllam-
laget itilIet til Dispofition oe for
npone 8elbb til at ofbielpe ben gte-
bltfteIige Mpo blanbt oe 6orulpffe<
oeS @fterla6te. 8i6ragsliiter uo-
lag6es, og Der ~foretoges Ofring !
8frfen. Sc fun6ne Sig begrapebes
.poa &omur1ens 8%efo1tning.
6 t a.rt BeIsp9rf.
Dronning 8elbelmina al &ollan6
bar bos 8elsbareban6ler Bru11n !
Sronobiem be1tilt Ell 5obeliftn6S-
faabe at SO Sobdifino til en- @eroi
al 5000 &roner. @oaben efspe~
berries 6erfra til &ollanb. DeSu6en
bar 0ronnin9en beitil en- 9obel<
ifin6s Muffe og en- Rrabe af 8laa.
rnpffin6.
S t a n y e
6 Iaaret oberlebe.
rebes ben Is. 0cbr. til &omune11 i
ful6t fer6ig Stonb. Set foiter iolt
10000 @roner pg faI bore BET
melt mo6erne / belle 2m6et. s So
iarettet er in6fert De nDe5te Gor<
b%e6ringer. Dt ct in6rettet for Ep-
fus-, Diftert. og SforLogensfeberpo-
tie1ter og er inore6et meo epent11eI
BaabDgring for 9ie.
De % rnIDffebe S i .
fereS egrabeIfe. 5
&rHttan6iun6 be9rabe6eS Sen 18.
Debr. De flrone Sig al o. forulytfee
Be Giffere fra &irfen UNDER. flor
DeltageIie. S qirten tolte @rop1t
@rincbmann og oe6 @roben &aitor
bon &rogb. Gbopins @bremaricb
ipilleoeS; 5pi6len for Eoget git
@fipperforentngen og Gifferforenin-
gen meo Ganer og Stag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11
Oct mlde Klima i Virginia

tilbydcr glimrende Vilkaar for Landbrug.
Kvegayl og Fruetavl. vintrs NJ er mi1fe
og korte. Klimaet sundt. Code Asset
ningspladser. Landct stiger i V:erdi.
Fo, mariner Oplysnirger skriv paa Rn-'
gelsk til q. W.. KOlNER, Dept. S, Com,
missioner of Agriculture, Richmond. Va.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11


ter Jorlp6enbe fipbt cit Gienbom /
Goloia / Norblpanien for ogiaa Ser
at 6ripe in6u1triel 8irfiombe6. Set
6riftige Tirma bar ti6ligere 5pnfa,
BRIT, 0nnltpberi, Efsefabrif og
Smbrfobrtf / 2psafer, Smbrfabri-
fer 9berige % / Granfrige, Spi-
gerperf be6 &ielosaas, mefnni1f
&erffe6>S pnaal< og Biftefrogfabrit
/ @jgpif % piftnof en6nu flere In
6ultrtelle 8e6rifter.
8arfifibet rSprgen
Gang" al M "a er
forlift n1eo Man6 og Meus paa @eiie
fra Saba til @p6afrifa. Set afgif
fra SSooa 20. Starts og 1i6en bar
man intet bgrt fra oct. N1 er Der
inblpbet en- 6fripelie til @ibfarts~
fontord fra ben brittle @a1Dernbr
ODER 9gruppen 5encbellerne / oct
in6iffe SAB, at 8raget er 1tranoet
paa en al @ruppens Ger / Sult.
5fibets Gerer bar &aptein Daniel,
len, og Mmbifabet, Ser be1to6 al II
Man6, bprte biemme / DDbpdog,
@rimitab og Mren6al.
@tor 8ran6. Ser mel
6eS fra Yorsgr1n6 is. December:
S1at &loffen 1915 u6brp6 SD /
8orgeitao @bmottefabrif> tiIbpren<
'6e Statsrao6 @unrar @11uoien. 81
Sen, iom antages at bore br116t u6
fra 0e il6falte Onnes RanoIer,
breote fig, fbr tilftretteligt Slut
ni1rghman6ifab bar ilet til, Spber be-
le 8pgntngen, iom poelag6es, i6et
fun M11ruerfet % Done itaar igien.
On Meng6e &arer bar un6er Mrbet-
Sc. 6abrifen bar for tort 9i6 liben
lat igong efter iioite Sl6ebrm0.
&un Ell ringe Gel. at Gabrifen bar
foriifret.
80 etrene 0anner
8 lambs organi a 0 n i.
Wurmeftre fra Maleilmb, Bergen,
5taponger. Sre6rifsita6> Gronbbiem
og &riftianin lammentroaote til Me
De / &riftiania Sen 10. Dcbr., bbor
man e1re6es ON at ltife en- Sands,
Organization for Sa8et. Gorenin.
ger, iom ct tufluttet 2mbsorgmi<
iutionen> ifal babe ligelpoen6e 2ope
og, ingen 2ofaIforening fan af-
lutte i~elbitenbige 0perensfomiter
me6 neutrality-suspicious.. EI
Sormano balgtes @rnit &onien,
Bergen. I'll @icefor1no116 1pnebere,
&riitiania. Sc ebrige MeoIenumter
at 8eitprelien blen: &~riftianlen,
Gronobiem, ellington, @tabmger,
% 9. 9lien, MaIeirn6.
8 Dogeb g. 8iprn-
0 II / &rilttmio er afgooet pe6
Dp6en efter nogen Si6s Spgoom.
Sen Mf6g6e bar fbot 1888 poa Nes-
let &rGftegaar6 / Momsoalen, bbor.
ban boffte op iaHurlen, me6 fin Gl-
Ore 8ro6er 8igrnitierne. gfterot
bape toget iuribift Gmbebsefsame,1,
git ban Deportementspeien, blep
1866 aniat / @eoifions0epartemen-
tet, bpor ban 1878 bleb Burea11<
chef, 1893 @fspeohionsiefretpr.
@pm iaa6an 1to6 ban, inoth ian
1901 blen r6n9bnt til Bpfoge6. /
&riftimta. S fine p11gre Gage oDr-
feoe 8ibrn1on / aoFiuig l16itref.
ming SSournaliftif, % ban bar paret
Ne6arbeioer / en- bel Mefte foritiels
lige mben- % ,16erbDs 8Ia6e.
Mabnlig mtereSiereoe alIeilags ,pfo-
nomtffe Spergsmaal bnm leper6e.
BDfogeo 8ibrnion bar i ane Mar
itooet fin itore 8rober meget NOR og
bar prafttffe NrIiggenoer bans
Maaogiber % MeobinIper. Seb
itarH interesferet for Manoslipets
NRnroier bla 8pfogeo 8iarniong
sS5iem ct 5te6, bDor ole 8epaaeIier.
i,oen 2teratar % aunit nIgttes
meo Electromagnetic og3 6orifoaelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

~ we ~
lat BelGtntngen al oen norffe 5fon.
uert rM}arie" al @tapanger, Ser Ell
goaet UNDER / Nor6lipen. 8efetnin,
gent bar albeles uomattet efter al
babe orbeioet 81 Gimer be6 Stunt
perne.
u m e penge. 9t
5ummer, fom / 1906 tom fra Slime.
rita til Sui, ipneS at futile oberih:
ge 1906 me6 ~betpoeltee 8eI6b. 1905
anfom. 1894, 600 Ser. 1905 bentel
man at Millionen lfol nanes. Set
tie giel6er fun Yo1tanpisninger, oe
bertiI fomnrer iaa betpoelige 8elbb
iom 1en6tes pe6 @becfs og Mnbis,
ntnger / refomman6ereoe Brepe.
Set norte Sernban e.
II 8 2png6e u6gior6e i. Mpri]
1905 2,490 4ilometer. Den @api
tol,' ipm er neologt / 9riftsbanernt
u6gior6e 81. Worts 1905 omfrinQ
2t8M Million @roner. Sen Gum
Gatsfnsien for u6fngt til oisie
8aner til Mnleeg, Sitter, 2oon mel
ptoere u6gibr t73 MilIioner, bboraI
ltobpttt for fbfte Nar bnr $685..
600 &roner eller 1865 Brocent.
4rufnet. timber @feiteIpb:
ming paa 2tllebmbet, T1orb, fal61
Gutter giennem Sien. 9en Is.
aarige Olaf, Sm al @fomoger 81.
fen, 6rufne6e.
= 90 Gutter fra 5re6rifsftaf
oobebe dtg sen Is @cbr. no poo Slen
@lommen> ser bar meget tpn6, oe
falot igienne1n. Sen enc Ipffeoes
oct at re6be tlibe, mebens Sen an.
Den troos giertagne 0pltpningstor-
leg 6p6e.
56no m6rsfiifet+. Ser
tribes fra Male1un6, 10. December.
Set fer ITO til, at ri MI bar faaet
5toriil6 u6for ~@en0mgrsfpiten.
SSnat bar nogle Wotorbna6e fra
5an6re 9bnomgre facet 60
Maal bber. Dmpifibet n6gnir" Ell
uetop fommet ino til MaIeIuno meb
70 Raal. Beiret er goot, og mon
rulter fig for @tloefiitet. @tbrite.
parten al Malelun6s Gtiferflaaoe
ortoer en6nu SiIoefiffe peo 4rilti<
ansiun6. On 9el oriper ogfao
4peiteftffe.
!. $ ernb d II e I a II. e + /
g ogn. $ernbanefomiteen for
Sogn, Der er Dalgt al Nor6re Ser
genbuS An1tStiug, bar bolot Mgoe
IS. Dcbr. aontteett giennemett Sen
itoite Specialunoerig8elie for en-
Sane 6lom-Neproa1en og be1l,ltte,
oe at benpen6e fig til Sernbone1tD.
rellen meo Mnmo6ning ON at isge
Mnlegget al 8anen fremmd. Gam,
t6ig be5l11ttcbe &omiteen at :{en6e er,
&~enDen6elie til &erre6sitDrerne ON
at bebilge 9iitriftsbtorog, ser for
uoiettes at ifuue uogigte Is Bro-
cent al &nlfuIeiummen.
U.t Del n q q Sa 0@5
m a a I. &epreientnnterm 2ie1tgI,
Meiitngiet meo flere bar frem}a1
5orflog ont Bebilgnin9 al 1900
&roner til 5orelasninger / &ebraiil
peo lniberiitetet, for at Brofesio1
Setppel hln6e faa &D til @epi{fpr
al MISUNDERSTANDING al bet
npe 5elta1nente, Iaa at BEN / iprog=
Zig &enieen6e Tan fomme til at ltg-
ne Ooeri9ttdfen at bet gamle Sc.
itamerte, Tom Seippel arbet6er meo.
6orlagsitiuerne rembol6t, at /
Sseippels Dberiettelle at ferlte 500.
iebog er 5progd iaa pgte folteligt
% 5remitiningen iaa Har, at IN
gen nn6en Onerinttelie tan giDe fao
900 goritaaelie ogIegneIie af oeu
bibefife 6iitorie ON 0e1tite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

Gorliit norif @fib
Gen engellfe Dumptrapler r@ol0ter
Brince" bar / Mortb @bielo5 lano,
lat Beletntngen al oen norffe @fon-
uert uMarie" at @tapmger, Der er
goaet UNDER / 9eoro1ieen. 8eietnin,
gent por al6eles u0mattet efter al
babe orbeibet "a 3imer be6 Stunt
perne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11
norge. =

E5Esa4iA l&LElsTEl 60 a&EaLst Hsr-EHE .@TE&+Hs
Sort. s . BIN g an E II
bar prpet ipg; ban opboloer fg for
Iioen / Mom.
81 ? Q re q n I
bar bepilget 10000 Rroner til
IronbbiemS Domtirfe % LOCO til
8tnteriorats,,gen ! &ronobiem
1ebruar.
9 e t poeltge q q + B !.
+ a 8 lie r, Der itarft nRrmer
itg Sobbtng, fDregaar for Fi6en
Diftriftet ON &amar. @ntelte FILTER
@aar0e ltgelaa letbtn6t Tom ct Bar
BnfSer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

3 Manb Or ufnet. Sen
meloes fra @ammerfeft 10. 9cbr.: S
cit ra{enbe 5pnoenbinoitorm igaar
omfom meIlemr SfippernRS og &el'
iefioro paa Serpen en- of 8eitfin.
martens briftigfte 8iifere Mlber1
6rauf tiGligemeo to Man6. Ogioo
ioag CT Der fort uDetr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

Gi6Sbol6s nj 0 II u mse n ,
~@t6sbol6smomumentets Sn6=
iamlingSfomite bill / set hmmen6e
anr iatte al @raft in6 paa at iamle
Mioler til @eisntng at @ationalmo-
~,tu111entet II. Moi 1914. Set MaaI,
man bar lat fig, er oiitnof tort % be
Nftoler, iom trGnges, betDbeltge,
men man filler fig BOG forpisiet ON,
at Sanfen bill hume giernemfbres
11aar man Blot fan faa De mango
meo. Set npaa bore en- Mresfor-
pltgtelie for bet nortfe SOIL, at life
81. @ai 1914, &un6reoeoqrsoagen
for 5orfatntngens @run6IRggelie,
opri1oer, u1en at bi paa ben,e: Dng
refer Seorene paa @iospolb ct ipn-
ligt Ntirtoe til Saf for set 5torparf,
ION bet 'orife Golf fploer fin SRI
BED, fin Selpitenoisbeo % dm 8rem-
gang pan iaa mange 0mraa6er,
friber 80. g."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-13
Boston and Chicago Compared.

st. Paul, Minn.-The Pioneer Press
OF this city recently said editorlally:
Chicago, claiming and boasting a
population of two millions, and boa IT.
Ing of its rank as the second city of
the United States Is in the habit of
sneering about Boston, which not many
years ago held that position.
Boston, within its corporate limits
has 607, 900 people. But these limits in
clude an area OF only AZ 2-3 square
miles while. Gpineee,..I,' r1-reN,- .-'-'>''--~'
II would bring the two cities consider
ably nearer in population.
"A city's real rank and importance Is
to be measured, not by the number Oh
human beings of whatever condition
who may be packed within certain ar
bitrary lines, but by the magnitude ana
quality of the population of which 1t IS
the heart and center, the character OF
their occupations and the influence
which the city as whole eXerts upon
the affairs of the nation and the world.
In every one of these particulars Bos-
ton outranks Chicago by a large mar
gin.
"Chicago has never tried to I'LL up the
country around her with small farm
ers and healthfully situated manu-
factories. Her sole effort has been 10
pack more and more human beings to-
gether under conditions the most de-
grading, and with an exclusive eye lo
| the census report"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-13

Havana.-S Taft was busy We'd
nesday receiving callers Among
them were a number Of merchants OF
Pinar del Rio, who asked the secre-
tary to order the payment OF money
and provisions which they had ad-
yanced to the Cuban government
troops during the last revolution.
Gen. Rodriguez, chief of the Cuban
armed forces, discussed with Mr.. Tart
the advisilibity of increasing the ru-
raj guard to 10000 men.
S. p. McGlvney, a contractor OF
New Jersey, who has a $l3,OOO,OOo
contract for sewering and paving
Havana, was received by Sec. Tart
and asked that the matter be settled.
It Is understood that Mr.. Taft decided
that the matter was one for the fu-
ture Cuban government to settle Mr.
McGiyney, il Is asserted, has had $5OO''
900 deposited in the Havana city
treasury for over four years as a guar
antee to carry out his contract. The
city Is paying only percent on TINS
amount, while Mr.. McGiyney must
pay percent.
Sec. Taft sent for the chiefs of the
American departments and Mai. Her
bert ]. Slocum the American officer
in command of the armed forces, anc
congratulated them on the creditablt
manner in which they were conduct
ing affairs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-13

Boston.-Driven to desperation by
the thought that she was snfferlns
from cancer, Miss Jennie Westcotl'
age 43, of Raymond, Me-, and prIn'
cIpal of the Russell Grammar school,
Arlington, committed suicide by Jump
ing from the steamer Governor Ding
ley as it was passing Deer Island ear
ly Tuesday morning. Her body was
recovered the next afternoon on the
beach OF Spectacle Island.
Her identity was first discovered by
a bundle found in her empty state
ROOM bearing the name Of -. West
colt" Her many friends in Arlington
knew that she had been missing from
her boarding place and from school
since Monday night, and Immediately
notified the steamship company.
When the body was recovered 1t
was brought to Jones undertaking
room and then removed to the City
Hospital morgue, where 1t was identi-
fed by her sister, who came from
Portland and also by many Of her Ar
llngton friends.
All who knew her believe that the
woman had made her plans for suicide
after coming from Maine, and that
her intentions were deliberate is shown
by her registering under the name OF
]. Patterson in order to avoid identi'
fication.
Her sister said she knew of no rea
son why the woman should commit
] suicide.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-13
THAW JURY OUT
prISOna GIO0my While His
Fate Hangs in Balance.
Latest Reports say That the Jury
is HopeIessIy DiVided--The Judges
Charge Was Disappointment to the
Defence-In Case OF n Disagree.
ment II Is Believed That jerome
viii Try ThaW Again.

New York-It Is believed that the
Thaw jury will report disagreement
Shortly after midnight word came
from the jury room that the members
were hopelessly divided. The Thaw
family are very blue and the present
indications are bad for the defence.
II an agreement is not reached be.
fore, the jury will report at 10
O'clock, Thursday morning.
1t was Tumored that the jury stood
8 to 4 for Thaw, but this could not
be confirmed.
Judge Fltzgerald's charge was de-
ctdedly unfaVorable to the defence,
while Jerome's closing argument was
a logical masterpiece. After the case
had been given to the jury there was
a decided air of detection in the
Thaw camp, and it was said that his
counsel were ready to give up hope Of
an acquittal.
Judge Fitzgerald remained at the
courthouse until he saw there was
small chance of an agreement. Then
he left word that he should be called
If an agreement was reached. Later,
when word came that the jury was
hopelessly divided, he sent word that
the jury should be locked up until 10
o'clock in the morning, but intimatod
that If an agreement was reached
sooner he would come to the court
house.
1t is the general opinion that a dis
agreement is almost certain Jerome
has this impression. and it was said
by one of his assistants that in case
of disagreement he will surely try
Thaw again, unless his family agree
to have him pronounced insane and
sent to an asylum for the criminal
insane
In the life of Harry Thaw this day
will go down as the most trying he
has ever experienced. From the open
Ing of court until the jury retired,
the fates dealt numerically with him.
Beginning with District Attorney Jer.
ONES final argument and throughout
the judges charge Thaw nad to listen
TO scathing attack upon his wild life
and to a narrative of hard facts which
his deeds of the halo of chiv-
alric glory which his own attorneys
had thrown around him.
The judges charge, lasting about
an hour, was concise and intelli-
anyone of the following four Verdlcts
in the first degree, murder
in the second degree, manslaughler
in the first degree or not guilty on the
ground of insanity. The statute GOV
ering the plea of insanity was de-
fined clearly, much stress being ialu
on the fact that an irresistible I'M
pulse to kill had no place in the law
The Judge also informed the jury
that an allusion, unless the illusion II
true might result in injury OF the man
suffering it, could not be accepted as
an excuse.
Altogether, the charge, while con
sisting principally of complete eS.
nlanatlon of the law, was considered
Inv those who have followed the trial
os adverse to the defendant. This
fact was indicated by exceptions
which the attorneys for the defend
ant took because the judge had failed
TO include any Of their prayers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-13
Cars Go over Embankment.

Hardwick, Vt-The worst wreck in
the history of st. Johnsbury n Lake
Champlain railroad occurred Wednes.
day morning on a curve two miles east
OF this station when two cars Of n
passenger train went over q 40-foot
embankment, killing one man and in
juring 10 others, besides seriously
shaking up every person on the train
The dead man is w. S. Barley Of
East HardWick, q wellknown horse
breeder and owner Of Maplewood stock
farm. He was a member of the Hard.
wick board of listers and was on his
way here to attend meeting of the
board.
Many received hurts the results of
which are not yet determined. Most
of the Injured are being cared for at
the local hotel but Conductor Ranney
was hurried to his home by train.
There were 80 passengers and all but
three or four were injured in some
way.
Following is a list of the injured;
Conductor Charles II. Ranney, ST.
Johnsbury, VT Back hurt and inter-
nal injuries possible; Mr.. Simpson,
Greensboro, vt. Three ribs broken;
NJ. j, Foley, Hardwick, vt. Two ribs
broken; A. j. Gale and wife, st.
Johnsbury, VT. Cut and bruised; X.
p. Gravelin and wife, st. Johnsbury,
Vt. Cut and bruised; Miss Louise
Bailey, Peacham, vt. Cut and bruised
F. A. Carter, st. Johnsbury, VT. Cut
on head and Bruised Charles f. Buck
ley, New York. Cut and bruised:
Earl Talbot, East Hardwick, Vt. Col
lar bone ~roken; DR.. c. l.. Bates, Nor
risville, VT Cut on forehead
The cause Of the accident is not
exactly known, but a spreading of
rails is the most probable cause. The
curve, however, is a sharp one, and
it is possible that the train was run
ming on the down grade beyond the
safety limit.
The rear car rolled over and barely
finding a resting place in the
Lamoille river. Combination car
stopped diagonally to track after slid
ing on side number of rods. Mr.. |
Bailey, who was killed, was in this
car.
Wrecking train from st. Johnsbury, |
Asst. Supt. Cree and other
railway officials, reached the scene |
about noon and soon after traffic was
'esumed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-13
Ex.eovsrnor of Maine Dead.

Washington, D. C.-The death of Ex-
Gov. Sidney Perham of Maine occurred
at midnight Tuesday night. He was
a diligent attendant at meetings of the
house, where he had the privileges OF
former member, and his death re-
moves one of the most familiar figures
in the national capitol.
Although we'll along toward the goth
milestone he was to be found each
afternoon during the session Of con-
gress on the floor of the house or in
The gallery of the senate, following
with practiced ear and trained eye
every move in the great political arena
IN the Potomac.
Until week ago he made his way
about on foot with no show of weak
aess. He was always clad in a frock
coat and tall silk hat. Ex-Governor
Perham was known to every politician
II national prominence In two genera
ions and was universally respected.