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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
GIUSEPPE ALA AHORCADO.
Sube al CadaISO BlaSlemandO
Contra los SacerdOleS
CatOlicOS.

Canon City, Colo, Jullol5-Deman-
dando del AltisimO arrolara suslmal-
diciones contra los secerdotes Roma
nosy gritand0 en- italiano, 'sNiva
ltalia,n "Nivan los Protestantesn
Giuseppe Ala, el asesiuo del padre
Leo Heiurichs fu6 conducido al cadal-
50 y justamente a las 500 esta noche,
pag0 Ia extrema pena de su crimen.
Tai vez iamas Sc hahia vist0 escena
mas sensational v excitante como Ia
que presenclaron las rs personas que
latestiguaron Ia eiecuci6n del NAL
laconselado asesino Italiano, cuyos
gritos y alaridos fueron solo acallados
por la function del mecanismo de
muerte cue para siempre sell6 los
labios que proclamaban venganza
contra aquellos que ALA considerable
como los destructores de su hogar y
de su felicidad,
A las + esia tarde, el Guardian
Cleghorn, de Ia penitenciaria del es-
tado, le lego Ia sentencia de muerte
Ia cual le fde iuterpretada por Anto-
nio Sasso. El REQ no di0 sefales de
lemocion alguna y cuando Sc concluy0
Ia lectun dijo: "NIuy bien, estoy lis
to para morir,"
A las Sc le sirvi6 Ia cena, la cual
dividi0 en- cinco parties, diciendO que
una era para su esposa, otra para el y
las otras tres para cada uno de sus
hijos, y en- seguida Sc pus0 q cenar
con buena apeteucia y eomp0stura.
A las el guardia SassO lie infor-
mo que la elecuel0n tendria lugar
dentro de una hora. ALA dijo
que e>tabt iistO en- Cualquier tempo.
Dljo tmbidu que no Sc sentia arre-
pentid0 de haber matado al Padre
Leo; que estaba cier,o que 81 Padre
Leo era ell mism0 hombre que a ha-
bia andado huscaud0 durante muchos
meses, y que 10 habla reeonocldo por
una cieatriz que tenfa en- uu lado de
Ia cara. Dijo que habia trabaIado
por el Padre Leo en- Portugal v que
estaha SECURE que mat0 al hombre
que buscaba, Diio que no creia en- Ia
eXisIencia de Dios, porque 81 10 habia
no hubiera rermetido que Sc pusiera
en- el compromise en- que estaba. Di-
10 que no culpaba q Ia ley, pero que
el padre habia heeho NAL en- haher
arruinado 81 hogar.
Estando ya tado listo, el guardian
y sus asistentes legaron a Ia celda de
Ala " conduieron al eondenado al
patibulo dOnde Sc 10 fue ajustada Ia
soga Ia caperua negra. Ain So
| puso trenGtieo durante este procedi-
miento y rasgaba q aire con Sis gri-
ios, alaridos y basfeihlas contra las
lsaeerdDtes. iustamenta las y.
80 Sc puso en movimieDtq a mecanis-
limo que hiza caer Ia trampa quedau-
do el cuerpo suspandido en- q espaeio.
Nc Sc le quebr0 III nuca debido q que
Sc rgshal6 la s0ga y muri6 cstrangu-
Ado. Despues Dc diez y nueve mi-
nutos Sc le declare ben muerto y fu6
bajado el caddyer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
Las VEGAS. NUEVo MEXICO sABADo 18 De JULIO DE 1908

res tendran que excusarnos pOrque
asf sea. Hay manifestations que no
sc describen con palabras, entusias-
mos que no sc pintan con frases, SEN
saciOues ante las cuales el idiOma re-
sulta pobre y las fguras ret0ricas
inexpresivas, por consiguiente, baste-
nos decir que el pueblo de esta ma
ci6n gigantic, de esta naci0n llamada
a subir tan alto como las estrellas que
alderman su estandarte, vino 4 dar q
Denver una prueba mas dc su gram
deza prodigiOsa, vino q decir al mum
do enterO: sabemOs crear ciudades,
conquistar pueblos, aeapanr Milo
mes, V sabemos tamhien algO que es
mas noble, mas sublime, mas merito-
rio, sabemos rendir tribute al verda-
dero merito; p0r ESQ hemos venido q
Denver a glOriflcara al hombre ilustre
de Nebraska, q WILLIAM JENNINGS
BRYAN.
va hem0s hecho demasiado larga
esta cr0nica, pero Ia misma resultaria
incomplete 81 omitieramos de ella al
gun0s de los espectaculos que fue
nuestra buena suerte presenciar en- la
convention. La prensa de oposiei6n,
mas por malicia que otra cosa, ha-
bia estado reportando con insistencia
el que los dem0cratls de la naci6n es-
taban agarrados de las grefias en- su
convention, que Bryan no serfa nomi-
nadO y que ell resultad0 final de Ia
gran lunta ssria una division del par
lido en- dos 0 mas facciones. Tai pc
ligro jamas existi0, pero, al ser nomi-
nado Bryan p0r aclamaci6n, como Sc
hizo cusndo Sc VIC que tenia abruma.
dora mayoria de los votos de la con-
venei0n en- su favor, Sc echaron q
volar varias palomas blancas como
para simbolizar la paz que reinaba en-
la convention y dar un solemue men.
tis q la prensa de oposici6n, y una de
elias fue q posarse s0bre el e.tandarte
de Nebraska que ostentaba en- su
fondo un hermoso retrato de Bryan,
La escena, como bien podrd imaginar-
Sc, fu6 de 10 mas hermoso que Sc vic
en- la gran reunion y di6 lugar 4 un
estallidO de enthusiasts vivas y aplau-
SOS que era ensordecedor Y solo fue
superado por ell que sc epresenci0cuan.
do ell senador Gore mencion0 el NOM
bre de Bryan en- connection con la
constitution del nuevo estado de
Oklahoma.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
Pens0 que ne EssaIia CargadO.

Alamogorlo, N. NJ, Julio o.
Acaba de recibirse aqui Ia notlcia de
una terrible dergracia que ocurri6
eerca dc Orange, Conlado de Otero,
el dia 2 de Julio, Mr., J. Ill, Nus
baum Y su esposa salieron en- un via
je para III Paso, tleland0 el domicilio
al cuidado de aus dos hiios, Frank
.y Glenn. Despu6s que tomaron el
aInuerzo Ia maliana del dia ., Frank,
e mayor de los mucl alhog g gl6 un
fusil, y suponiendo que no estaba car
gado 10 apJnto 4 Ia cabeza de Glenn
Y tir6 de Ia muelle. III proyectil vo-
70 comTletamente Ia parte superior
dc la cabeza al iniortumdo Glenn que
mufi0 en- el acto. No sc sabe las eda-
des dc los muchachus.
Los apesarados padres volvieron en-
tempo para atender al funeral.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
Confirmation en- AgOsIO.


su seGoria III. !. b. Pitahal hara
81 vista Pastoral y dard Ia confrma-
cidn en- estA Jurisdiction en- el orslen
que sigue. Martes I de Agosto, EI
TecOlote; Ml6re lies 5, San Jer0nimo;
Jueves 6, Porvenir-Ias Gallinas;
Vlernes Los 0jitos Frios; Sabad0
8,---Los Vililes; Domingo 16,-Las
Vegas las tres de la tarde.
Tendrenos Ia dieha de que presen-
Gle Sa seforia, nucstra function del Ia
de AgostO.
'r-s-'T~F-+- aags-s o ---'as--e-----------.
Fl Foley's Ofino Lexatiye, 81 nuevo
purgante estimula sin caasar irritaci6n.
Ns 81 mei1r laxanta. daFgntiznlo SO
dsyuelvs 81 dluero.
Dc vepta por 0. G. Sshaerer J La
Cruz Rola I'm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-18
PLAN CAMPAIGN IN
CONGRESS
Woman SufragiStS Resolve on
Active Work for Cause in
WASHINGTON This Winter

lily Morning journal special Leased NireI
Buffalo, y. Y, oct 1.-THE reply
of President Roosevelt to a delcga-
ton of women's s~uffragists which
called on him this summer and re-
pu"Stod him to include in his annual
message some reference, or recon-
mcndation as to the woman's suffrage
cause, which was brought out in tho
report of Kate NJ. Gordon. of Now
Orleans, caused much discussion
among the delegates at the annual
convention here today of the National
Wumdn'S suffrage association.
Tho president Of the United States
was asked said Mrs. Gordon
whether "a petition of one million
reputable anne would influence mum
To recommend in his message to con
ErtsS. woman suffrage. He honestly
and good-naturcdIy replied that q
would not, demonstrating thereby that
the only government right or priVil,-
that women have-their constitution
al right Of petitions declared G
tho highest executive of our govern
mrnt, and a friend of woman suffraE
ms OF no value
That am unusual effort viii D.
made this year to obtain from cou-
gross some recognition of the cause of
woman suffrage is certain. The adVi~-
ability of this has been pointed out Dos
many speakers at the convention. and
today there was a round table confer
on the subject. Washington as 20
Center of suffrage Work"
Prominent figures in women's ed
ucational work today organized %
branch to be known as the "College
suffrage association.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-18
THE LION STORE

LAVlNG decided to retire from my pres
L l ent mercantile business, | shall, on
Monday morning, October 9th, place
my entire stock of goods upon the market
for what it will bring. Practically everything
is of this seasons buying, and is correct for
the winter Of I908-9. In this sale price will
hardly be mentioned. | have other and more
important matters that demand my immedi-
ate attention, and which require that bring
my present business to a speedy close. With
this necessity in view, have reduced prices
to such an extent that people must buy, Re
member, the sale goes on tomorrow morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
Prescription Should be Kept
In Household
BLOOD MUST BE PURE
This Makes The Kidneys Filter the Pois-
ons From The Blood, Mix 1t Up
Yourself, Don't Cost Much, Acts
Gently, cleanses The Blood.

A leading health journal ia answer
ing the question, what Ii The best pre-,
scription to clean and purify the blood,
prints in recent issue the following:
Fluid Extract Of Dandelion one-halE
ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three
ounces Shake well and use in teaspoon.
fu doses after each meal and at bed.
time.
II cleanses the blood Of all impurities
and n0urishes the blood. In just few
days the skin begins ID clear of sores,
boils and pinples 1t puts yigor and
energy into run down, debilitated men
and women. Fer many years Sarsa
pariila alone mas been considered a good
blood medicine. Bug while ii built
up and made new blood, the impurities
remained witan and tbe good accom-
plished was only temporary Sarsa-
parilla, however when used IN eombi-
nation with Compound kargnn and Ex
tract Dandelion works wonders This
combination puts the kidneys TO work
to filter aud sift out the waste matter,
uric acid aud other impurities that
cause disease Ii makes new blood and
relieves rheumatism and lame back and
bladder troubles
This prescription il better than the
usual patent medicines which are in the
most part alcoholic corrections The
ingredients cost but little and are easily
b ;xed 1T home Every man and wolaan
here should make some up and try il
ii they feel their system requires good
blood medicine and tonic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
FINANCE BILL
Is PRESENTED
Aldrich Financial Measure
introduced
in SENATE YESTERDAY
Provides Additional Issue Of Bank circu-
lation Not to Exceed s2so,oo0,o0o at
ANY Time Approves State
Bonds in Certain Cases.

Washington, d, G.. Jan. s.-The tinan-
Cial bill which has for some time been
IN preparation by leading Republican
members of the Senate committee On
finance was yesterday printed and given
TO the public.
The bin provides for an additional
Issue Of bank circulation which shall AT
no time exceed s25000a0oO. upon bonds
other than those issued by the govern.
ment, including state and municipal
bonds in approved eases,
The comptroller Of the currency Is
given discretion in the issuance Of the
proposed currency and is authorized 20
decide as 10 the time and the amount
to be awarded to any banking institu-
ti0n.
It is provided that the increased eireu-
lation Shall in no case exceed rs per
cent. Oh the value OF the bonds depos
ited
Senator Aldrich introduced the bill in
the Senate soon after that body con
vened yesterday
Section 2 preseribes the character Of
tlie bonds to ID accepted by the treasury
which are practically the same as at
present Section prescribes the manner
of depositing the bonds Section 4
changes The present law regarding the
tax to be paid by the banks On their
circulating notes according 10 the ehar-
acter of the bonds deposited against
them.
Section 5 provides for the withIawai
Of the notes based On United States
bonds by depositing national bank notes
or lawful money
Section 8 prescribes the denominations
ef the emergency notes To be issued from
SIS to $1,000 The notes are DO state
on their face that they will be redeemed
bY the United States III lawful money
on presentation at the treasury; are to
bear THE signature Of The treasurer and
register and the treasury seal, and the
promise signed By the president and
cashier of the bank to pay on demand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
MAcKAY HELD I'm NEW
YORK FOR EXTRACTION
He Is Wanted in Boston on Charge Of
Grand Larceny Accusations Of
Forgery Now Brought
Against Him.

New York, Jan. s. William j. Mae.
kay, 81 years old, Of Baltimore, who has
been indicted by the Suffolk county
Alassj grand Jury On charge of grand
larceny. was arraigi Il before Magis-
tsate Harris III The 9lnbs police court
yesterday and held III $4,000 bail TO
await che arrival Of extradition papers
and detectives from Boston.
Maekay was arrested i'll this city on
Monday night lie IS said To Be the
son in-law 81 George + Camhril, presi-
dent of Che fioxbury Rye Distilling com.
pany d Baltimore III Is alleged that on
August IA, Maskay, as representative Of
the Baltimore firm, presented Lenuel Il.
Denneiman, whiskey merchant III Bos-
ton, with distillery receipts representing
$4,000 worth 81 whiskey which was
supposed to IL III bond CD the strength
OF these receipts Denmelman, il i al.
legged, loaned $4,000 ia cash to Mac
kay
Maekay il now charged With having
forged Ia names 81 Corning & f'o. of
Peoria, mi Bernehim Bros, oil Louis
viIle Ky, aud the Weideman company
81 Louisville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
MORE THAN 10000
STARVING, HE SAYS.
Secretary Frankel Of Hebrew Charities
New York, and Others Talk.

/ New York. IAN. 8. The statement
THAT there were 10000 starving chill.
tafea HI New York was made 81 slr.
! Cyrus salkherger at meeting if the
/ geaneii al Jewish Communal Instifu.
tions
/ Inquiries tended to show that tine
facts aFa even worse than represented.
| The calls upon public charities are
greater than ii ~ years AMI the sap
pert and subscriptions have fallen far
below lac normal
There are more than 10000 chill
dfea ia New York who are starving.
Mind, | ID not say dying Of starvation.
but the number Of children in New York
VITO have not enough to food sustain
lite properly exceeds Mr. SuIzberger's
estimate, Ill my opinion" says Lee X
tfankei secretary United Hebrew
Charities
The Chiltiren's Md society Il feeding
5000 children every day, and there are
thousands thev never reach Our ca
pacity for the work on hand Is entirely
inadequate, said atr Brace the saere-
tary Things have net been SO bad m
the East side since 1898.
Alr Bruefe. general agent for the as
ISOLATION fer the Improvement Of tae
condition Of the poor was equally wor-
ried about the conditions ID his field Of
activity
-Four times as many applicants as
last year. be said @And our income Is
short. short, shorti Forty new appli.
eants every day, most Of them from
families vino have never been forced to
ask charity before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
Brownson Facts Asked IN
House Resolution
DAWSON BILL TO DESTROY
Navy Burear System--oficer Defend,
Armor Plan Of Our Ships--It Has
Been Adopted BY Great Britain,
He Declares.

Washington, D. q. Jan. s.--Repressp.
tatiye Gill Of Maryland yesterday oi.
fered a resolution designed to open tbe
way for Il congressional airing 81 tbs
Admiral BFownson incident. Tile res.
tuition was referred 10 the committee N
naval affairs and reads;
THAT the secretary OF the navy h.
and Ri Is hereby requested, IL not n,
compatible with public interests, Is fuy.
nish to the House Of Representatives far
its information copies OF all official lei.
tiers, reports, orders and SO forth, flsd
in the navy department IN connection
wlsa the appointment Of Surgeon Charles
II. stokes, as commander OF the United
states hospital ship Relief, and also Nj
letters. reports, orders, and SO forth.
tiie, lii the navy department IN conaes.
tion with the appointment and fesigna
tion III Rear Admiral Willard IT. Brown.
son al chief of the bureau ii naviea
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
TRYING no cur WEIGHT
OF THE ARMY RATION
Now only Twelve Ounces, But It May
Be Further Reduced.

Washington, p. q, Jan. s--There i
talk ii army circles Of further reducing
the emergency ration already heretofore
reduced from sixteen to twelve ounces.
Next Is maintenance Of its quality Of
sustenance, the desire is 10 minimize the
weight OF the ration to The end that
there may be reduction 70 Che last
degree oil the burden on the soldier III
the field ON emergency call.
The war department has approved
suggestions al the commissary general
for an extension Of the system Of IN.
struction of baking aud cooking 70 as to
include as many 81 possible of the mill.
tia camps to be held during the coming
summer.
Because Of changed conditions, q new
haversaek and cup smaller than now IN
use have been adopted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
IRISH DON'T WANT AsouITH
Nationalist Alarmed By The Reported
Early Retirement If The Premier.

Dublin, Jan. B There Il an uneasy
feeling ID nationalist circles over tae
r9mdA II the early retirement ii Silt
Henfy Campbell Bannefnaa fran clio
Asqaith The latter Is eans I'M
sympathetic I'd the cause VI h0e rule.
and bis succession 81 that olfee Waala
Lead Is important developments ii tae
policy ef the irish party and its relations
te the Liberal purity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08

Section provides the redemption Of
the emergency notes BIZ the treasury ia
lawful money
Section 3 prescribes that banks located
outside of reserve or central reserve cit.
tel which are now required BIZ law To
keep reserve equal I'd Is per cent of
their deposits. shall hereafter hold AZ
all times at least twothirds oil such re-
serve ID lawful money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
GTLIFTTEfs FIGHT FOR LITE
70 BE RESUMED THURSDAY.
Court OF Appeals to Hear Case Of Grace
Browns SLAYER.

Albany, n g., Jan St The appeal of
Chester Gillette, convicted il Herkiusr
county 81 che murder Of Grace. Of Billy
Brown st 0tselie Chenango county, IS
drowning il Higs Moose lake, q the Adj
fondaeks. ii the summer of 1905. has
been Set by the coust q appeals % Be
argued an Thursday Gillette was sen.
fenced g death but the appeal has acted
Is stay
George ~ Ward representing he dis
triet attorney Of Herkimef county and
former Senator A. II Aiills 81 Little
Fails, counsel far Gillette. are expected
to argue the appeal. Both appeared as
counsel at the trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
TO STOP IT TN NEW YORK.
Ordinance introduced to Forbid Women
Smoking IN Cafes and Restaurants.

New York, Jan. Tan ordinance for.
bidding women 20 smoke II cafes. res.
taurants " other places III public enter
tainment. was introduced al the sirst
meeting Of the new board of aldermen
yesterday By Councilman Sullivan. Il
was referred to committee and viii
have public hearing
the ordinance provides for S25 fine
and ten days imprisonment against
cafe Hropfietors. etc, who permit women
"a use tobacco ii their establishments
The action 81 Fifth avenue cafe in at
ese. il given Is the cause 81 the resolg
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
REF 10 BE GUARDED In A
REGULAR JAIL HEREAFTER
San Franciseo's Ex-Boss Must Leave His
Private Prison.

San Francisco, Cal, Jam S.--ludee
Dunno says he will issue Al order to-
day terminating the elisorship ~ the
case Of Abraham Rnef, the former bose
of this city, who, pending the graft
trials, has been kept In a private prison
"As soon as / learn that the new shef
iii has taken his oath of Office, said
Judge Dunno, II shall write an order
declaring the duties Of the elisor at az
end, and ordering that Ruef be handed
over to the sheriff to BE- guarded IN the
proper manner, and at the proper place,
~There never would have been any
elisor appointed if the sheriff and the
coroner had not been disqualified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
NEW CLUE III THE
MILL GIRL MURDER
SHIFT from GFeenyille 10 Providence to
Hnnt foI Evidanse.

Providence, Il +. Jan The iHyes.
tigatian into the murder 1T GFeenyille
81 Friday night of Miss Mary Eddy, 4
mil operative shifted 70 tits city yes.
terday
Inspector JOHN 4 llafan . the proFi
dence police department, who is IN
charge Of The case. came To Providence
before dagbFeak and began to follow np
eipe that appeared promising lnspee.
taF Hatan said that the arrest Of one a.
more persons who were now known To
have been near the seeue Of the crime
is imminent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
FOR NEW STATION In BOSTON.
Better immigration Facilities are Nov
Proposed

Washington, d. e.. Jan. 8 Senator
Lodge yesterday introduced i resolution
in the senate calling OH tbe secretary
of commerce and labor u inquire into
tho cost II new buildings and new sites
tor the Immigration stations At Boston
and Philadelphia Conditions q b0th
stations are as gooa az can * with
existing facilities, but they are not sat
fSfaFfaFY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
URGED JAPANESE EXCLUSION BILL
California Congressman Called On Pres
ident, Who Opposes Measure

Washington, y. G., Jan 3 Represen
tstives Hayes and kahn il California
yesterday discussed with President
Roosevelt the japanese immigration
question The HAYES bill fof Japanese
exclusion Viii be pressed b. The Cali
fornia delegation, although il il under
stood The president has not changed as
attitude 0f Encouragement 81 thiA meas
IRE iii view 81 the pending diplomatic
negotiations between Japan and the
United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
ALARM WAS NO JOKE
Peadier Dead in Worcester LODGING
House Fire

Worcester, Mas. Jan g. Fire sweep
through the salvation Army lodginl
house III this city early yesterday. AIuFi
than d hundred lodgeFs VITO were aslael
ia tile b4dilias &C The time were throw
into a panic when the alarm was given
and were rescued with difficulty
One man, Dennis DFiseoll, q ne.leggnl
pencil peddlef was burned 70 death. H,
was awakened and fold that the build
ing was afre, but thinking that The
alarm was q hoax, turned over and went
70 sleep again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
MARVIN HUGHITT GIVES
HOME FoR UNEMPLOYED
Railroad President Donates Building for
Relief Work IN Chicago

Chicago, Jan. s.--AIarvin Haehift, The
president d the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad has donated = the home
less unemployed 81 THE city tie use II
3 foar.siefs building At 5asuE eanal
street, admirably adapted far loielns
house purposes. Il viii e operated IN
conjunction aiih The munlsipal lodging
hHHee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
WOULD CURB TELEGRAPH
AND TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
Assembly Gets Bill Increasing Public
Service Bodv's Power.

Albany, NJ n, JAM s.-Assemblyman
Hammond of OnoHdaga, the newly APP
pointed chairman Of the committee Oh
affairs Of cities, introduced ii the as
senlbly yesterday bill which seeks 70
bring telephone and telegraph companies
under the jurisdiction of the public SER
vice commission.
The bill carries ont the recommends
tions made BY Governor Hughes IN his
annual message to the legislature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
BAD OUTLOOK III INDIA
FOR WHEAT CROP IN 1908
Lord Mimic Reports Acreage - Per Cent.
Below Last Year.

London, Jan. sA telegram 70 John
Morley, secretary 81 state for India
from Lori Alinta. yieefoy 81 the indian
empire reports that because If the lack
81 rain the area sown in wheat this year
il 81 per cent. smaller than last year.
and that tie area sown IN oil seeds
has decreased ~ per cent tor The same
reason.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-08
SIX INJURED ESCAPING
FROM A BURNING HOTEL
Greenock Inn Burned to the Ground Near
LenoS, Mass

pittsiield, Mass Ian 4 ereenoek
inn, fashionable summer resort hotel
III Lee, near IenaS, WIS DESTROYED ~
fire Yesterday Six ef the forty patrons
we're injured, while many Others mar.
r0Wly escaped mith their lives
The occupants q the hotel, WHO we're
driven out into the zero weather in
seant attire lost all their effects The
loss II estimated at $4,000