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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

Nindhasa eounty iarmess recall that
sap last seaE ran as late n April Is and
t4at Aprp I VAS about the best sugar
aiakiBg day Of the season.
John Reeve, who Is 81 Years old has
lust retired "a station agent Of THE
Grand frank railway at Island Pond
he has heen depot master for forty
yfars.
Poultney reports huilding operations
st a standsEilf for lack 81 building lots.
from inaieztl0ns there u Is believed that
- house, would rent aud sites are ali
several neei in order 10 build
George r. pelky II st. Alhans labor
eg, Las flled : petition II bankruptcy
10 the office in this city of Fred s. riaft
clerk II tie United States court. lie
has liabilities Of sssT.s5 and bis as.
sets amount to Si7S.60.
Mr.. and Mrs Ebeneuer ii. Cav of
Portland. Me-, who celebrated their
golden wedding Saturday, were married
ia Lyndon Mrs Gray being Miss So.
phia y. Fisher 81 tnat toNn. They
have lived n Maine 50 years.
Farmers around Brattleboro SEEN
none too anxious 10 raise corn for tbs
canning factory the coming seasou. 0f
the 400 aeres needed only re have heen
pledged Sixteen dollars a ton PAIL last
year i sid to insure ) good profit.
Engrem avenue. Rntlsnd. i n such a
condition il one section that I load az
coal became stalled there last week.
when the waeon sank to fhe hubs.
Another wagon and a second aorse bad
40 he pat into commission before the
FIST could lie extricated
Private Patrick Ryree. Troop =. Isth
Cav Fort Ethan Allen, has been tried
~ CONT martial, found guilty az De-
scrtion. and sentenced to disnonoFable
discharge. to forfeiture Il al pay, and
70 confinement in the prison AZ Fort
l4cavenw0FtA, kans., f0g eighteen nsonths
The special town meeting al Bran.
den SATURDAY. called 10 determine the
kind of liquor hcense to BE-. granted
lasted three minutes as notioa 10 Cd
iourn was made and carried immediately
Tie 4icense commissioners VII meet
Wednesday afternoon at the ogfsre 81 e.
r. Baeks1s, when applications for
lieeuse will BE received
The death 81 Homer Iriah occurred ct
The hanie Il hia son. Wallace u Irish.
Ia the east part Of She@burne Saturday
morning after long illness following
q shock Of paralysis. Mr.. Irish who
uas 50 years aid. was prominent
Mason and rueh respected ciflKen. Be-
side his son. ether near relatives avg
tao nesiheHs. who I've in South TnrAirg-
ton. The funeral was held at his late
lame this morning at 1890 c'eAack and
the services II the grave were eoaduet-
90 By Friendship lodge, No. -, F. & A.
George II. Goddard Of Ratlana. i ii
Washington to take cut further patents
OH she Goddard typewriter Telegraph
Transmitted He win later exhibit tie
machine in New York wiki ! yiew to
lispossng Il Il. He secured bis original ]
patenf ) year ag0 has siach suzeh i'm.
proved the machine. II vii enable
Fn3ny oil naen, who have operators par.
ABYSS, % hold their Jobs and Do many
wonderful things beside says it, I'M
yent0g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
Dissolution Co partnership.

The fFll here snfcTe existing between Prank
". Nieanls and II. G4ie Eeuaezs. 1nday the
name IL tie Standard Electric Co. Is tAis DAY
dissc4vad sns sae t1siaess i q be caatinaea
under ne sane aa1zc ~ Fr11k v. Sscholz. wbo
will collect al hills d1e ana assume 81 tie lia-
ialsties o. 4aa Ar1A
CRY q Barrs. 81. xIarch 3. isS
" s. BENNETT
r. W. NICHOLS
In pressnes * A1iaud 6. Fay. sfp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
- - So "a -.

Hirs Pie pomade Is not aaly the
best known pile cure. bur Is the clean
est; pus an Il q ratented tabs. t IS
easily EanaIe6. i uiil n0s stain The
fssh ~ etezkz- ehen d Genes Is contact
uiih tAen. + can be hsd a D. F. Davis
for. 81 O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
BIDS WANTEDs

i desire 70 saeure 5 Loan 81 SasEa 60 NJ pace
az No Is Rzzh&z1saa s., .fxup@EtE = wsrth
Sss0a Leader nav have deed ard vii accept
ss.ud far 1sad e save eeueze fAxNzzea. In
fexest rag8hse ss1ai- znansliy. eeuezs 80 faF
lean II Begin Mar ex July "a aemAa4 So
an spex a term af years.
R.w. SCOTT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
Granite Quarry FOR Sale

Ian aew authorizes ~ order q Csaxz E sz.i
n cod tsuszzF. fozes1eT vith derrick. saesr
foois ete - elaipped ready faF askzzfs1
c. A. GALE. Trustee.
'Fnone is7-Ez 1sh@rre s. Montpelier. "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

TIMBER LAND FOR sALE.-En Orange about
80 acres with set az tuiidInzs On tlse premises.
Will sell tEse pfaEergy f0T g. SEQ Or 500 cash
down. Balance in wocf AZ sL98 per nm. On the
premises Might caaSi1er an excAznxe ID. A.
Perry Real EsEszs Agency. S8Ef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

FAEM LASDS--PleafT 81 opportunities are
ppen for faFfeerz Sad 2arrers Il sas Ssase AZ
Minnesota LAID e2n ne purchased 1n9 S. ~
Eer sore and nB The simteE wsA paT sa7 Size
lsnd- ksoea wases tor EseEcAaM1gs AMI taFm
hAnass Der snEernaaEs1n and satisfies ia re-
gard vi crnrs saii citrate Nsx nszmnEta1 hv
er az EzaHslxFA kaen. ssase Capstaa. s. P1nf
MfEr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
MUZzLE OF e-IEcH GUN on
The MISSOURI BLOWS OFF.

40 Inches Comes on Clearly During
Target Practice.
Washington. March 3l-During tar
ut practice On Saturday at Magdalena
bar. $50 Inches of the muxxie 81 one Of
the six-inca hsoadside guns ct the Mis-
souri, blew Of.
The fracture was clean one and did
not indicate any aaw in the metal Prae-
tice was continued and the run sill be
replaced IN new one from the Wash.
ington navy yard. No one was injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
cggNARD LIN


PAST Twsn screw MMAI and Passenger Ssanxn.
err IA 4sA scsas 80 fees kong. Rensax IA be for
ETeaEtHesS- Rernzs upper decks zznfazHips;
rFrfeef wrnEalas41z.
EAxONIA- Apr. :. Stay 8 June 2 y1ne %
~ EES1A- Apr. =, May n, Jnne Il. Jaiy a.
kIans. s2ilinzz. etc the CunaTa :. : Co. Lsd-,
rs STATE ST. Hnsson. Mass-. Chas. r SHEsnsr
Aren't O. "a local agent s s. R4ILaFd's
efeamskzp Agenrs. Mtlns BLOCK, H2TTs y New
LAngdou Bss3x. AGRfpel19r-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
Los AND FOUND.

FofFSn--A tank hock % Wa<H51zzaa szrest-
O,rner can azze - rroFin1 frepefzF zea pave
lng for as advertise ntsnt IS IS HzsAznssep
In<T-A asaSs ec1d uateh e wee1 perf
ssn3re ard seeoa1 streer IS EfSs ntzAe.
Nasdh s. FINDER viA ris&sa seas4 as 10
Tiras afo& NHE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

r1Iasrs fees zsazt 1rrc1 tlaare. va '16ss..t
Cav - ta8sssEazF. An Ft1lF EeF 4szzs.z.'s-
a. rrsssfsaz Sc asH uCI1 81 aEsez e zzzs Al
sa1P lzl-1s, Hes zll-iA ,. 4. rzNS4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

NJ WIFE E5ezeil tFczsln4- h4Fiaz zSft ne
tea1 r-ill - s zespe1li1ls fcr sas zz.sseEis
ecEtr1c.ez - Azr-
Barre. ". azzeA L. iloS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
STORE HOUSE

TQ-to-dAts acccuraedsffons Tar Staring
uaoet Any tslzr carriages and sisi Chs specially
rre. attacnEs ese tnture property szexea ~
re AZ xszF cheap rate u de<5as4. trtc-s
right t4A 90 e address, George 8 Eci az
So ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

FOR sAIE<-A 81 aeFa iarrn IRE naiiaa frc1~
@ontpeiisF en- , god road 4Ea sugar kFRs~.
sou1e soft woo4 anmbag. Fr1re fux EEnrme1SAse
sale. s1euoa1 Tie y. A. FcETy Ksai Estate
Agency. guSgf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

To REST-9 furnished Frons fchrs NaMa "a
o. sin<ls. ~ s fess improvements 4 = Ces-
t4gs z1se<E @p stztTx. Se1fg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-xy s r. Bailsy pnsazaAsse s5rs
hAggF i il psgfers cQndlsiea- ETaaz Nc
" AcrEer. lS16
TnR SALg-AfpaF ssAc fees Il Eam1er as
Phelps mfH ask BIDS On same a5sAes 81 s1s
o. sAsea ma Na<Esaanftkse lrnAsx y xazSt 81
deliyeIeA. =. G. azxsefson. tsaes
ToH S&IE-A ho-sa. eight years 80. weigh
ing .sss1 peeaas sa.snd sna qaset Alsa 3 vzse-
81 ard haEAess- Apply AZ r6oa q evening 81
Ne . rAsS l.Ass hl%
EuR SALE ae1vy team waEua- - inca
rear axle. inch front SaveTn whaeas gusa
hsake. ha1 aaslv. 81 IA go0A cend5xiaas CAe4n
Ger cash. las1Ers 81 A. Du1neli : SEP, Easr
tasAss' @Su
FOR SAILS susehoia furniture. eansssrsna
81 a GUAR tered cak chamber SUIT 6ze 81 81
dishes ard ether uSei1i hocse1asa articles
Also an E1isra racc1Erapl VIA - rscer1A
l1Quirs ~ = sunlEaex street. tIn
FOR sALE-Sies. iooss hay. nozA eszrss aad
fne. Orders nz4s be iefs AZ sawasa i Lyan's
Ssc-e or wiEa zas ~ = htgniAna Aveaae. q
e@I.esaa ls'a
FOE SALE suseaoId furnisaFe sar sale
lt1nue at NJ 81 Summer street z7ztf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
WORK WANTED


WANIEEs-Ta tar. li2At seeaaa asasf fsrs. 4
cars II xee3 eoaaiftou. Irsa4zre Izezex Ed
WARES, p, Ns frsTpecf Ave e5ss iass'
WAN Pap5Is III shpr.hAna EIesnan svs-
tgaa. Terms rixhF. Ia a. Me HhaFssx- syE
WANTED--A ssaeE rk general ssHxeAsAnGises
Anyeaa having sa1n saosis ii requested aa NOTE
ri the ~ s. Perry Real Estate A<saes. Nasf
WANTED i've or SIX kits e ssSAe "a fsssS
tonls. chairs 1laeks taEk<. b&F& eze What
h2rs ya1 ksfx Azs1s FFice. Z q kox. e
Kzrrs. - EI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOE eAIE Or ExCHANG E-Ker ; Small
iAr1n : I'VE roQm rrttsga with hAll-acre ~
lard FfTe so3nMtes walk frszn AaiA street
Charles hFuAeIi. Farwell street. 4fiGs
Lively STABLE FOR SALE OF Ex-
Cha AHE For : nfce FAFM. SsAhse AocAteH INV
large iowa Good Eezxcrs for selling. EnqnlFe
AZ once 10 a. Ferry KeAl ksrkFe Axsasg, 1stS
FoR sATE--A - 1cre tarsu ua@siy rfllarc
land with SCI q tzihlinE- ia Go11 share
Twenty head II caszis ana fzrraiaE 1aats. JFFlns
re1s1nAlsse- George jerry. Bertha CrsEefs. Yer
innns- 2ST
F0R SALE Bess stockeal sAieoa in best 10
fattcn ii ne city. 6ooG rcasgn for selling.
nrfce reasonable Address. s.d11an1e. SgMr
atflce, Girms katls, ". VI. A9tk
FOR SAIsE-F2rrn wftn 4 large Amc1ns OF
woc.d and nrubtg n9e rifle from creamery,
s1ore pest Office. ase An Main Rad EoatAlns
c2lzEa q 1o09 trees. and Al least EuesN feet 81
,aEu54s. Pace Vii. easilg keep . COWS and
team Tao houses and two good barns. IAis
A. an exeep sapuAisy Tood trade. Inquire * the
DsA- PeEry Heal kst4te Agsncys k4gra. W. sR
FOB SALE on ExcnMMG r. t3s-aere farm
@Stn tools aboak @hree miles fFnu EsSs Barre.
VIII keep p bead uf stpck Nery CORD s4ksa
and earaleKf4als aease u seven Toasfsx. This Is
exchange fer property ~ Netsst<rFzises ffIAn-
itey1ite % barre CITY InQuita * the D. a
Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, ~ III
FoR sALE-A 81 aera farm fvs nasa frurn
@ontpeiiar en- , god road alAa sugar kfns~.
sou5e sofs wuol lambar. Frice fax GEmfme1sAse
s1Ae. SleN0RA Tie u. A. Perry KsA4 Estate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT

resIaing in Barre for some time. has opened an
otfireak y S1Eznsr ST.. corner West z
Ar.lianlhAuit viii treat general diseases hat ho
viii give special attentaon 10 the tuberculosis
OK consumption and shall treat that affection
ny The new serum once Hours. to q,
m. to and 10 -. m. Bell Tele-
phone A07-13.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

% ~ou wznx - Ray. sen ~ axea&nee x0ai
houss 81 farang Cal a. wriss tie FerE1snl
Real ssEata agency scr liSrEaz azAnkz ~
North Mzin sssHes. harrA Sa<
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

John Reeye, who is 81 years old has
lrst reiiFea a. station agent Of THE
Grand frank railway at island Pond
lie has been depot master for forty
ytars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

EWh NaAaEse-s#.EE E7nW LGTNEs EG9 EETFH So
Barre EeNE Estate Agenc9 ueace Aa Eeanisa
Savings Rgnk haoeS. EsssrhaAa 49, set
EoR SALE Oh 10 RENT --sxeariv zaw rae-
faEe, 2alkAe1 II naTgfAl wgsa9 HzKa wQ0e
H00rx Izsrxe Ezrcen and h~n hazsss Rs21
cheap Csh II S lhnren street. s&ed
FUn SALE BeSf residence sots ii rs eauv AZ
Head 81 F1aaeA street, Nirm 12elSxrseesa
clear ~ M4snlaEfoa street, EaaxSnfeak IS
iash lines 81 sFaszET. ScD4 ait, orr ae1 Me-
SLING required Ssa ptan AYsxsA GHAnsse
Co. AseEi2 RaaitsAg. casS tasf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

Poultrey reports building operations
At q standstill for lack 81 building lots
from inaicstiCns there Il Is believed that
- housts would rent aud sites are ali
several neei IN order 10 build
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
ABOUT THE STATE

NiEdhasn eounty farmers recall that
sap last seaE ran As late a. April Is and
t4at April Was about the best sugar
making day Of the season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

E&REED Eos Brnaley Z zkoEapsan
strain. NtnEeas Whenever s1eeE EsS sfe
neF - also few ErEiish BlszAs " he4sef
tan7iaz ssaek zsias. H. A. h6ra &Azsssss
fsaIs. ~ BOX zHE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

WANTEB-Rei5zh4f man u wars fhe insnr-
32ee tsnssness- tf0aa pqstsion. 1e2Ay euspsas-
rlen3 CA2a - roeEa 5. CHrlIes b. A&aaxen
Sae ana iae8 : a. J. (. Gsisss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

George =. pelky ~ st. Alhans labor
sg, las filed ! petition II bankruptcy
10 the office in this city II Fred 8 riatt
clerk 81 tAe United States court Tie
has liabilities Of sss7.s5 and bis as
sets amount TO Si7S6o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

LIVELY STABLE FOR SALE Oh IA
CHA NHk Fer : nire saEan Ssahse A1c&tea INV
large iowa Good E3zxcrs for selling. Enqnire
AZ ence u. a. Perry EeMi ESrAEe Agsasg, Istf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs Ebenezer II. Gay ar
Portland. Me-, who celebrated sheir
golden wedding Saturday, were married
ia Lyndon Mrs Gray being Miss 50.
phia y. Fisher 81 tnat toNn. They
have lived IN Aaine 50 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

Enrrem avenue. Rutland, i n such
condition IN one section that 3 losd Of
coal became stalled there last week
when the wagon sank TO fhe hubs.
Another wagon and second aorse had
40 be put into commission before the
FIST could Tie extrirated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

WAATEEe--Eoy mko wamts s1 MsAFEa fas hls
hoaTA And 10 II schral At LhMex NsnstezTasle
4. II k&Eran i4uis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

FDK SALE Bess stocked sAIooa IN best Ic-
fation III tae city. GeaG reassn for sailing
prtc@ reasonable. Address. s.G1san1e. SgAr
ot1ce. Naras kails, NJ Y. Astk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

Farmers around T3rattleboro eeem
none too anxious 70 raise corn for tbs
canning factory the coming season. OF
the 400 aenas needed. only re have been
pledged. Sixteen dollars a ton paid last
year j. sid to insure good profit
Evening journal., 1908-11-14
SAYS U. S. IS NOT
READY FOR WAR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. Nov. if-Sume of the frank
est admissions ever made by a high
army officer regarding the un-prepared
ness of the United states were heard
at the dinner of the Hooker Associa-
ton last night when Major General J.
Franklin Bell arose "a speak.
General Bell. who is chief Of staff.
declared that while war might be
forced upon us at arg moment, under
present conditions. it would cost the
United States countless millions and
hundreds of Thousands of lives before
the army could he put on a fighting
basis to enable il 10 compete with
other world powers. Here are some OF
his most startling assertions:
Frightened BY the bogy OF mill
tarism and imperialism. the United
States is drifting along in an aiu,less.
purposeless way.
When the Spanish war broke out the
government hardly knew what to 90.
I'm TEMPTED TO add that these same
things would be true to-day.
IF the Philippine Islands were 10 be
depoDulated and sink cut of sight, every
regular army man in the United States
would shout Hosanneh and hurrah" "
Evening journal., 1908-11-14
HEAVY VOTE IN
CUBAN ELECTIONS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HAVANA. Nov. 14.-Good weather
prevails over the entire island to-day,
and the heavy vote being polled is be-
lever to favor the candidacy Of Gen.
Menocal the conservative candidate
for president.
Government officials arc predicting a
landslide for Menocal, but Gomez, the
Liberal candidate. is just as boastful
and to-day was claiming his election
by an overwhelming majority.
Tho killing Of cx-Mayor Eduardo
Diaz, Of Cienfuegos, at Cienfuegos yes
terday by Colonel Garcia Viata. a con-
servative. has aroused great excite
mcnt in that town. and the secretary
OF the government was to-day request
ed to rush guards to Cienfuegos to
preserve order.
The killing. which Vieta and his
friends declare was done in self-de-
fensc, has been reported 10 Governor
Magoon. General Menocal ISSUED a
statement to-day that, win or lose, he
would exert his entire influence to-
ward the preservation of peace.
Reports from over the island say
say that the election Is proceeding
quietly and that only a few minor out
breaks have occurred.
Evening journal., 1908-11-14
PLAN BOOM FOR
WATERWAY CHAIN
Former Senator Higgins to be
One of Speakers at Water
ways Convention

That added impetus will be given to the
movement for an inland waterway chaSa
along the Atlantic seaboard by the ses-
sions Of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
Association, to be held next week in Bal
timore, is indicated by the character
of the program for the big gathering,
as made public by the president, Con-
gresham j. Hampton Moore.
The sessions are to be held November
II, IS and 10. Tuesday morning the dele
gates will be welcomed by Governor
Crothers and Mayor Mahool, Of Balti-
more. The morning session will be taken
up with the annual address of President
Moore and with miscellaneous business.
In the afternoon addresses will be given
by Congressman John II. Small, of North
Carolina; Frank d. LaLanne, president
Of the National Board of Trade; Rear Ad-
mirai George w. Melville. John A. Fox.
of Arkansas; John c. Stevens, third vice.
president of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford who was former chief en-
gneer of the Panama Canal. and Lieu
tenant Colonel James c. Sanford, United
States engineers. The discussion OF the
morning papers viii be led by Charles
Heebr Clark.
Congressman Irving p. Wanger will
preside at the Wednesday morning ses-
sion Former Senator Anthony Higgins.
Of this city, will speak az this session.
The banquet will be held on Wednes-
day evening an don Thursday there will
be trip Of harbor inspection and a visit
day evening and on Thursday theer will
gins will speak on the subject. 1.-THE
Greater Canal From the Delaware View
point"
Evening journal., 1908-11-14
HENEY RESTING
EASY AT NOON
speelal 70 THE EvENING IorRNA1.-

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-At
noon Prosecutor Heney was resting
easy. Messages from all the West
wehe sent TO San Francisco to-day.
The Baptist convention at Fresno
passed resolutions condemning Haas
act.
To-day preparations were also made
to throw the heavy police guard about
Judge Lawlor's court room when the
Ruef trial is resumed on Monday. The
general belief is that the shootoing
may have a distinct effect on the
minds of the Reuf jurors. making IL
necessary to get a new jury and start
all over again. It required four months
to get the present jury.
The general public sentiment, how
ever. has turned strongly against any
further delays in the grafh prosecu-
tions, and Haas act is expected to
hasten them.
Haas is kept in his cell without COM
munication. He maintains a sullen ST.
lence regarding allegations made here
that he was hired to do the shooting.
Evening journal., 1908-11-14
EMPEROR IN
RAGE AT CRITICS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BERLIN, Nov H-Heedless of the
warnings of the German Reichstag and
the Federal Council of the German EN-.
pire, Emperor William is determined tc
uphold his personal power and to exer-
else just as great personal influence N
both foreign and domestic affairs in The
future as he has in the past.
This momentous information reached
the German capital to-day, from an au.
thortative source. and occasioned con-
sternation in government circles, where
the belief had been entertained that the
Kaiser would accept the resentment OF
his people and put a curb on his future
activities.
Almost beside himself with rage at the
structures made against him the Emperor
is reported to have declared himself "a
follows to a group of courtiers at The
castle of Prince Fucrstcnburg at Esch.
ingen where he has been a guest for sew,
eral days.
Despite everything, I shall so on my
way as I see fit. 1t is not for the Reich.
stag to dictate TO me 1t is for me to de-
eide what is best for the Fatherland"
Tho report says that the Emperor
spoke with great = iiculty, as his rage
was such that he could scarcely con-
tain himself He emphasized his re-
marks by humping the table, around
which the group sat, with his fist
As the result of these latest dis
closures, the resignation of Chancellor
Won Buelow is expected any hour. The
chancellor still intends to go to Kiel
Monday, to have a conference with
the Emperor, but he now realizes that
he is going on forlorn mission.
He has his letter of resignation al
ready completed and if the temper OF
the Kaiser is the same on Monday as
it is now. the resignation will be pre-
sented even before the chancellor enters
into a discussion of the Reichstag de-
bates.
Evening journal., 1908-11-14
TO PLAY DRAMA
AT THE AVENUE

on Monday, November .. the new
Avenue Theatre, which has been con-
Quoted as an Independent vaudeville
house, will present drama with its own
stock company. Two dramas will be
given each week and they will be inst
class I'm every respect
James L. Mackey. the lessee. has Sc
cured a company of twelve people. Lorne
Elwin, well known as an actor. will be
tho leading man, ana Miss Margaret
Keene will be the leading woman. Mr.
Mackey will play the comedy parts. leav-
ing Manager Daniel Humphries to look
after the business affairs of the house.
Mr.. Mackey will devote his attention TO
the production and staging Of the plays
For the opening the play is DeMille's s
well known production, 1.-The Lost Para
disc" This will be followed by others
Of equal merit.
Next week the theatre will be closed
so that the scenery may be prepared
for the new plays, TO be presented. The
prices will be 10, 20, 30 and so cents with
the boxes at 70 cents, which is the sale
prevailing at most popular priced the.
atrcs.