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OF INTEREST TO ALASKANS

Seward has two dental pariors that are equipped with the best and most modern appliances that can be found anywhere. The twooperatorsare grad. uateS in the east, of years experience. and established reputation, guarantee ing the very finest m workmanship and materials. Prices are the same as for sane grade of work by reputable men anywhere.
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Ms. ( Constantlne Testlfles.

Seattle, April Mrs. William Con- stantine was a witness for her husband this morning in his trial for shooting Jesse Hall. She told story of in- human treatment of her daughter by Hall through his actions as sexual pervert which is unfit to print. It is claimed that this led Constantine to kill Hall.
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umatiIIa Arrives Disabled

Seattle, April { Steamer Umatilla arrived in port ,nl> morning with her machinery badly disabled, but sbe came under her own steam.
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Constantine Found Guilty

Seattle, April 6 William Constan- tine was found guilty by the jury this morning of assault with a deadly weapon with intent To do bodily harm, for shooting his Non-in-law, Jesse Hall. Constantine gave notice of appeal and was released upon bond of Sl2,OOO
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constantine Can,t Remember.

Seattle, April Civilian COnstan- tine was on the stand in his own de- fense this morning in his trial for shooting Jesse Hall He testified that hi, mind was a blank when he shot Hall a, he had not the slightest recol- lection of the affair.
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Another Thaw in Hot Water

Fl Pa,o, Tex. April William Thaw. nephew of the slayer of Stanford White, was arrested here today upon suspicion of smuggling from Mexico.
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Light Plant Burns

San Francisco, April 3-The gas and electric plan, WIS destroyed by fire last night wuh los, of S2,OJO, ,OOO. The clJl was u darkness all night and S.routcar> stopped running for want of power. Five uremeu we're injured by tug collapse ol uImg walls.
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UmatiIIa Breaks Down.

Seattle, Apru 8 steamer BucImln
 arriving from Stu Francisco JulS morn ing report, that tue steamer Umatlllu was broken uowu otT the mouth of the CoIumua river when the Buckmau passed, bat The disabled vessel refused
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Lnse MoneY on Warships.

San Francisco, Aprli 3-The Union Iron Works wlII not bld for any more war,ulp,. The management claims to have lost SnOOU.OlO on the California and South Dakota, now under con SfrrprIun
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Boat Burns but Passengers Saved

New York, April 6-Steamer City of Troy, bound for Albany on the Hudson river, caught fire last night while a hurricane was blowing. She was beached and all of the sixty passengers jumped into shallow water and were saved. The boat burnedto the water's edge.
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Van Fleet Gets Bench Job.

Washington, D. C., Aprj. 5-Judge ". C. Van Fleet, formerly of the su- prrmr court ut California, was appoint ed today D., rne president 10 be judge of che Dnuyo State, circuit court m the Ninth curuIl.
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United States Stops Battle.

Washington, D. C, April 3-The bomba.um. ur ut Ama.gua by the Me ara-un~ ua, stopped today by the fa.gr.ur.u.r.oiu.r JuItu -JatrS.
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santa Clara Arrives m Seattle.

Sea.... Aur @ Steamer santa Clara ur.ru from Seward yesterday m.euu.u he Nuca'au. sailing yeN- reruay auy.uuuu. took 30 force ut bridge cwuguger~ and .rb1rrr> tor the Alaska
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To buuu Sew ard Monument.

S.arr.. Aprua The committee ap- pointed tor tue p.ruu~r began today Go solicit uuu~ Eu uu.u a monument Co
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Republicans Carry Michigan

Detroit, April D The republican state judicial ticket carried Michigan yesterday by a majority of 10000.
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Takes Muck Rake to seattIe.

Seattle. April Lincoln Nredeus, lhe magazine writer on political graft ing, is here with hi, muck rake Co probe into local municjpa. government.
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Henry W. Goode Dead.

Atlantic Cf.y, x. d., April Henry W. Goode of Portland, Oregon, presi- dent of the Lewis x Clark exposition iu 1905, died here today after am iu ness of four days, while visiting friends. He wa, very wealthy
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Open Shop in BrewerieS

St. Louis, April l-Open shop now prevails in ,hg brevcrIes and many ot the union men have zone back Co work Co prevent thejrp position, from falling into other hands,
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BrsMerN W0rkers OiNe IP.

s. Louis, April Tn. brewery worker, abandoned tas su.s. today luL went back -- work
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Earthquake in Turkey

Cousrauriuup.,, April IA severe earthquake occurred 80, B.yrr~ this morning, resulting m heavy loss ot life and property.
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Longworths to Visit Alaska.

Washington, D. C, April 5-Con- grcs,mau Nicholas Longworh and Mrs. Longworlh will visit Alaska next summer They will leave Seattle about July and go to Dawson, and then down che Yukon. Public Debt Reduced $II,OOO, 1000.
 Washington, D. C., April ? The treasury statement shows reduction of SII. I.ooo,oOo in the pubjc debt during March.
 Times Issues Morning Edition.
 Seattle, April The Times issued it's first morning edition today, and is now both a morning and evening paper.
 Gambling Tabooed in Montana.
 Helena. Mont, Aprrl The new auri.gamb.ug bjDl zoe, into effect to- day in Montana.
 Hines Confined in Peuitentiary
 Goldtry, April Jack Hines was taken Co Carson today ,o be confined in the state aeu,cuJlory until his trial Tn N'a..
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Judge wickersham in Seattle

Seattle, april Judge Wickcrsham of Alaska arrived ou the Portland Co sec u., >uu, who i, ou the baJtle,hip Nrnra,aa. ue ,l.I sail north within a day ortn |. ho.d court at Juneau.
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TacOma lias Q LittIe EIectIOn.

Tacoma, April 9 An election for member, of the city council i, in pro- gress today.
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territory. Secretary Taft still expects to go Co Alaska the coming summer
 but it is said that he may not go farther than the southeastern part of the ter
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Elmcr F.. Brown, the new com missioner of education, considers the Alaska schools lor natives almost vaIueless and recommends to the sec reyary of the interior that fifty new one, be opened and an improved Sys- tenn og education adopted.
 The wreckjng tug sent to pull of the Northwestern uad not arrived at Luoucne when the Saratoga came by this way.
 Notices posted in Seward re DOT, that a strike has been declared by union men on the Ellamar mine.
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Steamer Jeanie Sails.

Seattle, Apr 4-~lpamcr Jeanje sailed ru.> a.r.rroou tor seward and wa. ports n.ru explosive, ala general cargo.
 Fire Finishes Washington Hotel.
 ~,uIu. .uu Flames destroyed all tuu remained ol Jue u.u Washing tom uug. O. reuuy uI. last ught. IJ wa, arat.. purJy torn down To make way f5r tue cuuu- down ot the miI and the erection (. new hotel on the --L--
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Mixed Results in Colorado

Denver April 8 Many Colorado town, wen, dry under tue Ioca, option law tu rHe mmic.pa. elections yesJer- day. The mountain town, were car- ried by the liquor influence. Lead- vile and Pueblo went democratic.
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defense of Mrs. Flora Mcdonald, charged with murder for killing Walter Guerrin.
 Cyclone Kills Twenty
 Dallas, Tex, April 5-A cyclone to- day killed twenty persons at Alexan- dria and injured at least 100. The property loss was large, many houses being leyeled to the ground, The victims were killed or injured in the falling buildings.
 Terry McGovern out of Asylum
 New York, April Terry McGov- ern, the pugiliSt, was released today from the sanitarium at Stamford, Con- necticut, much improved physically, and i, is claimed, with his mind restor- ed. When he was sent to the asylum it was stated that his mind was hope leSsly wrecked.
 Cans and Lewis Matched.
 Chicago, April 5-Joe Cans and Harry Lewis were matched today to fight within the next three months for a purse of S2O,OOO. The date and place are to be fixed later.
 Willie and SchreCk to Fight.
 Tonopah, New, April 2-John Willie and Mike Schreck will arrive here next Tuesday to sign articles for fight. Percy Cove and Bert Knight are booked to fight here April b.
 To Try Marriage Experiments
 san Francisco, April 6 An aSsOcia- tion of farmers incorporated in three counties of California today to encour- age trial marriages and to experiment with efforts 10 improve the human race by mating scientifically those best suited to it's propagation. Get $IO,OOO for Seward Monument
 Seattle, April G-In three days SlO,- GOO has been raised for the Seward monument in this city by the commit tee in charge. The amount wanted is S2O,OOO.
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Republicans Win In Montana.

Butte, Mont, ru2-Joseph Corby, republican, wa, elected mayor yester- day by plurality estimated at 300. Helena also went republican.
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Fire Finishes Washington Hotel.
Twenty burned in House Fire

San Francisco, Apru+-About twenty Italians. mgu aud women. were roasted alive m fire earl, Jms morning in a lod2iu-hau~e >uutn ut Market street
 PuWuO scenes We're enacted while the flame, were raging auu many in- mates were injured by jumping from third story vnaowS before they could be rescued b, ladders.
 To capture Alaska Fossils.
 Washington, D. C., April 2-C. w. Gilmore oI the national museum will be sent ,o Alaska this year to under take pu0eoutoUogicaD explorations in an effort Co secure fossil mammals.
 Wicksrsham Sails for Juneau
 Seattle. Aprj. 5-Judge WicEersham sailed last night on the Dolphin for Juneau. where he will open court in Judge Guuut,ou', division Apri. B.
 Lewis u DelenI Mrs. ncDonald
 Chicago, April 5-Jume, Hamilton Levi, rendered hi, resignation as cor poratiou counsel ot Chicago to Mayor Duuue today, ju order to take up the
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Wright to Control Tacoma

Tacoma, April 5 Three republicans, four democrats and one Independent were e.uyrea Co rhe city council ye,,.r- day. The result break, ,he combine aga.n-, Mayor Wright auo gives his supporter, euu.ru. u. .uo council.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK

defense of Mrs. Flora Mcdonald, charged with murder for killing Walter Guerrin.
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Haywood Trial Set for May O

Boise, Idaho. April The trla, of William D. Haywood is srJ for May [" and will be the first of the cases against Miners Federation officials upon the charge of c0mpucity in the murder ot Gov. Steuueuberg. Hay wood i, secretary of the Western Fed crauou of Miners.
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Democrats Carry St. Louis

St. Louis. April @ The democratic ticket was elected 1e-r.uaE.
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AdyertiScS Alaska Scenery

Washington, D. e.. April | Henry Gmuctr, of thc United States -co.ogl- cal survey. in report >ayS Alaska scenery |, the grmdc>J in the world and that jhc territory has greater variety oD scenic attractions than any other region.
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Ouieting Down in Roumania.

Bucharest, April Forty thousand soldiers are now under arms in Eou- mania stationed in the districts where disorder wa, the worst, and the situa- ton is more quiet.
 Yucatan Sails, Portland Arrives
 Seattle, April Steamer Yucatan sailed at noon today for Seward. The Portland arrived yesterday afternoon.
 Robson Draws With Abe Attell.
 Philadelphia, April Spike Rob son, the English fcarherwcjgur, fought great ,iN-rouud draw with Abe AueI las, night IJ was one of the fastest and cleycrcst fights ever seen in the ring.
 Roosevelt Hay Visit Alaska.
 Washington, D. C.. April 2-lt j- reported that President Roosevelt may visit Alaska next year. Ij Is said that a sentimental consideration induces the plan. During his presidency the pre,i- dent has visited every other state and
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Seattle. April | ". A. Bass, a wealthy New York man, is in Seattle and will go north with L.. L Bales. che noted Alaska mu~hcr and huutrr lo hunt big game ou the Ecnai benin sura and tn CcQtraI Alaska. They will % fr,, Co seward, and after hunting m thc Cook Inlet country vii, proceed nor.n a, far as FairhgUks
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Plnnning Alaska Road NM

Seattle. April NaJ ". D. Rich ara,ou. chairman of thc Alaska road commission. has established temporary heaauwr.cr, u chi, city, where nr rlu prepare plan, ,og road work m che territory ,hc coming summer ue win go north as soon 80, work can begin.
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Has S2SO.OOO Co Spend in Alaska

Seattle. April Major Richardson, chairman of thr Alaska road commits sion, arrived today from Washington ou hi, way Co the north. uc has am appropriation oD s-5D.oO0 this year for Alaska roads. which will be chiefly rN- pended ou thr trail between Valdez and Fairbanks.
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To Try Marriage Experiments
Get SIO,OOO for Seward Monumen

Seattle, April G-In three days $lO,- GOO has been raised for the Seward monument in this city by the commit- tee in charge. The amount wanted is S2O. 1000.
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Chicago, April 5-Joe Cans and Harry Lewis were matched today to fight within the next three months for a purse of S2O,OOO, The date and place are to be fixed later.
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Willie and Schreck to Fight.

Tonopah, New, April 2-John Willie and Mike Schreck will arrive here next Tuesday to sign articles for fight. Percy Cove and Bert Knight are hooked lo ight here April I5.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-05-25

Washington.-"I had a mighty good
time. | am in fine shape and am feel
ing bully" declared President Roose-
welt at the Pennsylvania railroad sta
tion to the crowd gathered to welcome
him back from his weeks vacation at
his country home, Pine Knot, in AL
bemarle county, Va.
The president looked as well as he
felt being Drowned by his outing, and
it was evident by his quick movements
that the recreation In the country
had benefited him.
The president was accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt and Archie. Secretary
Latta and James Sloan, the presidents S
secret service guard, were members
Of the party. So was Skip, the presi'
dents tree-climbing dog, whose spe-
cialty is hunting bears. The presi'
dents party was met by Ethel Roose.
welt, Capt. Keys, a naval aid on duty
at the White House, and Belle Hag'
ner, Mrs. Roosevelts private secre.
tary. The president and his party
came in the private car Magnet, at.
tached to the regular express train.
When the president reached the
White House he was met by Mrs.
Alice RoOsevent Longworth, who is
a house guest. AT several points
along the line the president shook
hands with the crowd. While at Pine
Knot president Roosevelt spent most
of his time walking and horseback
riding He did not go cunning and
got no game.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-05-25
Dublin GETTING Excited.

Dublin, Ireland.-From Dublin to
Cork and from Wexford to Donegal,
Ireland is in the throes of excitement
at the news which has got out from Of
fetal sources foretelling the rejection
of the Birrell "home rule" bill by the
great national convention which is to
convene in this city on Tuesday.
Every voter in England, Scotland
and Wales, as, of course, in Ireland, Is
waiting for the decision of the conven-
tion, for upon its final vote will hinge
more important political happenings
than have occurred in British politics
for a quarter of century.
The death of Michael Davitt and
the impossibility Of the presence of
John Dillon in the convention, owing
to the death OF his wife, only two days
ago. leaves John Redmond destitute of
two of the strongest supporters he
could rely upon as he rises to take
charge of the convention. Both DAY.
lit and Dillon would be worth legions
to Redmond just now, facing as he
does the supreme crisis of his political
career.
In the clubs, the theatres, the
hotels of London, Liverpool Man
chester, Glasgow, Dublin and Cork, as
we'll as in all the cities and towns of
Great Britain and Ireland, crowds of
men are assembling discussing the sit
uation.
The one question on their lips is,
What will Redmond say in his open
ing speech?'
The Irish leader will have able
colleagues beside him when the
great convention opens, in the per-
sons of T. P. OConnor, Edward Blake,
Joseph Devlin, Thomas Eexton, Bish-
op O'Donnell, Alfred Webb, Stephen
O'Meara and many others of the lead
ers of the Irish movement. All of
these men will act with Redmond
But even with such strong men be-
side him, Redmond will sorely miss
Dayitt and John Dillon
The three delegates from the United
States, Messrs. T. B. Fitzpatrick, John
O'Callaghan and DR.. Timmins, all of
Boston, have been warmly received on
all sides since their arrival. Their share
in the deliberations of the convention
is awaited with interest.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-05-25
At RrHan,s Nebraska Farm.

Lincoln, Neb.-EX-U United States Sem
ator r. f. Pettigrew of South Dakota
and Ex-C Congressman George Fred Will
lams of Dedham Mass, are guests
at Fairview, w. j. Bryan's home Both
gentlemen insist that their visit has
no political significance and that they
came merely to make friendly call.
The two visitors took luncheon at
the Commercial club with Mr.. Bryan,
Mayor Brown, c. W. Bryan and 9th
ers. In answer to jOcular inquiry as
to whether the gentlemen were here to
prevail upon Mr.. Bryan to run again
for president, Mr.. Williams said:
Well no. Although / may say that
it all waits upon Mr.. Bryan to give the
word. Politics is just now very live
ly topic of conversation and discus
sion in the east. The Ohio incident
served to focus attention upon the
presidential succession and one hears
a great deal about the possibilities and
probabilities for next year
MY visit upon Mr.. Bryan is pure
ly personal. saw him when he was
back east some weeks ago and at that
time he gave me a very pressing in
vtation to come out and spend a few
days with him. have not seen the
farm since 1t was first started, nor have
l seen Mrs. Bryan since then"
Both gentlemen gave cordial assent
to the statement that Mr.. Bryan was
nearly everywhere looked upon as the
logical leader for next year because
of the drift of the country toward the
politics he has stood for in past cam
pagns.
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cortelyou Gives His Views.

New York, N. Y-Fye hundred pos
tai officials of the state of New York
attended a dinner given recently to
George b. Cortelyou, now secretary Of
the treasury, but formerly postmaster
general of the United States, at the
hotel Astor. Postmaster William r.
Wilcox of this city was the toastmas-
ter.
The speakers were Charles Emory
Smith, x-postmaster general; James
T. McCleary, I'd assistant postmaster
general, and James H. Callahan, post
master of Schenectady.
Secretary Cortelyou discussed the
service as he had seen it, reviewed the
reforms made and pointed out various
improvements yet to come.
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Corey Owner Of Pantooslt.

New York, N. Y.-Announcement
has just been made here that william
Ellis Corey, president Of the United
States steel corporation, who is now
abroad on his honeymoon, has pur-
chased the steam yacht Pantooset from
Albert S. Bigelow of Boston
The Pantooset will sail Immediate
ly for Europe, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Corey will cruise in European waters.
Mr.. Corey is said to have paid $685.
600 for the Pantooset, which was
built at Bath, Me-, in 1902
The above announcement contradicts
one made recently that the Pantooset
had been purchased by the Cuban gov
ernment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-05-25

Boise, Ida,--Both sides in the Hay
wood case were Obliged to suspend
business on Tuesday while Sheriff Shad
Hodgin and his deputies secured the
county for 90 men who had not heard
the officers were coming and conse-
luently could not evade the summons
20 jury duty.
There was nothing for the lawyers
10 do, as they will not receive a list
)f talesmen summoned until Thursday
morning when the sheriff makes his
returns. The court has given them
half day to examine the names and
gather information about each man.
The defence has made so thorough
q canvass of the county, however, that
no talesman will probably appear on
The list whom they have not already in
gestlgated with respect to his attitude
toward William d. Haywood.
Judge Wood took advantage of the
recess to get in a day fishing, while
Haywood received a visit from a dele
cation of five Colorado miners. The
visitors were allowed every opportun-
lty to talk with the prisoners and they
had an hour with Meyer and Petit
bone while Haywood was entertaining
his wife and daughters on the court
house lawn.
James II. Haley expects a jury to
be secured by Saturday night, and he
says that he will be prepared to open
for the prosecution Monday morning.
The chances are that the first vital
contest will come during the opening
address, when Mr.. Hawley refers to
alleged murders committed in Color
ado, for it is the intention of the state
to claim that every act OF violence
committed in Colorado is pertinent to
the present case. The state conten-
ton is to be that every homicide
charged to the Western federation of
miners, which is described in Harry
Orchards confession, bears a relation
to the murder of ex-GOv. Frank Steun-
enberg, because all are part of the
conspiracy to kill which is charged
against Haywood.
The defence will resist this attempt
to inject into the issue Of the Staying
of Steunenberg a succession of prior
alleged offences running back five or
six years, and upon the decision Of
Judge Wood depends the latitude to
be given the state.
Questions of law Will therefore in
terrupt the opening of Mr.. Hawley,
but when the case has been opened
two days will be required for witness
es to establish the facts of the muir
der of eX-Gov. Steunenberg. Then
Harry Orchard will take the witness
stand to confess his part in the ira
gedy and implicate William d. Hay
wood. Orchard will be under direct
examination for the best rart of
week if the court gives him free
rein, and his cross-examination is eX-
pected to take another six days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-05-25
To CONQUER White PLAQUE.

Boston, Mass A move against the
dread disease consumption has been
started in Brookline with the organ
ization of the Brookline anti-tubercu-
losis society. The preliminary meeting
was held in the Pierce primary school
and among the large attendance OF
residents We're many persons OF wealth
and influence interested in the welfare
OF the community.
Moses Williams was elected presl-
dent, James NJ, Goldman, Jr, and Dr.
Walter Charming vice presidents, Hilda
Williams secretary and Albert II, Lin
coin treasurer.
DR.. Vincent Y. BOwditch told of the
intelligent work done in fighting the
disease since the discovery of the
germ. 1t was no longer necessary to
send n patient to the high mountains
for cure. Given cleanliness, the dan
ger of infection was greatly mlnimi2ed
He laid particular stress on the fact
that in treating the disease there should
be no distinction of rich and poor, "All
cases should be registered alike for the
public good" he said. lie also said
that in the over-2eal to combat the dis
ease much cruelty had been done poor
sufferers.
A. M. Wilson outlined some sug--
gestions for the new organization to
work on. Lectures could be held on the
care and treatment of tuberculosis the
simple facts concerning it could be
made known generally, suggesting a
public exhibit to show the means of
prevention and cure. The specific eff
fort of the society should be to search
for all cases of consumption in the
town and have them properly regis
tered