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DREssMAKrNo AND MILLINERY

FIRST CLASS French dressmakinx: even
ing. ball. street wedding dresses: latest
novelties: remocelltnx- 625 Lexington ave-
near Saith ST
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~ N'5ARIAE American
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FLHNOCTE- CHEPBOT-pc- ppvx-
EGOEess SaiiirFs Tuesiavs a, IA -
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p MOI FH-CH ERBOTRG- B9r'Iy,,
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y ashin gton- Aug 5lF. D. Gro,x n.
~ eInen aug. IA Kurfusrsr -
cfEDPGE WASHINGTON-Ssls N, I
90 tons Newest and Ls-zex -,
san a7oat Every Innovation x5ov--,S
shipnuilder : art ~
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GEyo,
5iedlterranea1 Sailings SATURDAY AM
Berlln new Aug I4|E. Alert ~
r irene. Aug 3 Berlin laezi u
Independent around the Word n.
travellers Checks good al over i. "a
Apply OELRICHS & co, Genera II
8 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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leave y. l. Z Sfth ST. sta {vfa WI
week days (4.10 Hammsl only a AZ noHs lslaue
s go 4o NJ 500 55'5 800 y iS 10 so
Leave Brooklyn (Flatbush ave az "a
"a "a u 10 30 Ia 100 o ta his M'Ge
4 AS. 5;07. 527. 5:47. 6O7. $40 20. S:E 3j- y
1910. l1;2o. l2;l0 P. NJ 'sats. onI NV go 81 y
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ITO REeT.-A LARGE. LIGHT OFFICE ON THE
y hrst noor IN the Hebrew Free Loan Building. JOS
tographer. architect dentist dressnaker.
te.
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AMERICAN LINE From "a ,ss ! T.
PLYMOUTH -CHERBG%S0UTaAAns
Philadelphia. Aug. I New YoTk.-,.As :
81. Paul Aug Il ST Louis. ,AI
RED STAR LINE From yer = -
NEW YORK DOvER-ANTVz1
kroonlard. Aug. Ttvaderlsni. AZ !.
iaplandtnewlAug Ia leland ..'., A4
WHITE STAR LINE sss ,'T
OF NSFOW S-HOLY HEAD-LIYsss..ss1
Cedric AUG =. 10 am Arabic. Aus ! -
Baltic Aug - Q 50an Celtic .Alz -
PLY MOUTH -CHERB' G-SOJ lHAAl =. :.
Oceanic Aug4. Q Scam Adristic Als :. =, -
T'tic..Aug n. a.JOzm Matte Az. 49,
NEW YORK AND BOSTON ~ -
Via Azores and G!5rsltr
Cretic Aug .. noon Rc1,z.tc. ~ -. ~
PASSENGER OFFICE Q 5RoA1rA-
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Mountain and Lake Resorts

beautiful 40 pages. illustrated. may
Re obtained any Isckswanna Railroad ticket
once
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Real Estate.
Established 1851. Incorporate 1902.
rutland & WHITING CO.
REAL ESTATE
S BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK
Ne10 Jersey Real Estate for Sale.
Musical Instruction.

NJ J. REAL ESTATE. ALL KINDS MAYO a. co
~. 1es Broad St. Newark. Est 1894.
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INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART OF the City of New
York Frank Damroseh Director. Opens October Istb
Enrolment commences October LIST. full inforna
ton address 80 Fifth Avenue.
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1 Pahs;s u Long Island s,,,,
NORWICH 9l1sI l u |: e 1aF3Hsry ": s.
m. for New London co15e-. % East IA y !
,on FISHERS Island Norwich WsSe Sns5 ,s' as sc,
and Bridgeport Line Service - " For Ma ~
Folder request i7shiar aavs,,- sas
City Ticket Agent. M aro.d,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Office. No.
~. and 37th st, until 2
received a. the following
rates until { o'clock 0. m,
23d 81 i52 9th ave, cor.
2b7 West 42d 81.
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AGENTS WANTED.

I MADE $50. 900 IN i've years In the mail
order business. began with IS. Send for
free booklet Tells how. Hescock. slt
ckport ~. T.
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YOUNG MAN desires clerical. of-ce. -
inside salesman position. neat appear
anc~ and ambitious s. ". Silverman. So
jersey avenue jersey city
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HELP WANTED:

Msie
? MADE $50 no In FIVE years In ths man
order business. began with 50. SEND Ior
free booklet Tells how. Hescock- siA
Lockport. n. Y
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COACHMAN. IS. single; thoroughly under
stands fna horses and expert trimmer: 60
anyV here; furnish best reference. Enrich.
ISL East i1sth ~.
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LOST OR STOLEN --Bankboolx No ais OS9
OF the Emigrant Industrial savings Ranl
Payment stopped Please return book Ia
bank, No. 81 Chambers st
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GARDENER Swiss: single: experienced
I'm vegetables and flowers on Renteman's
place. Hans A Vsupel. $50 Park ave.
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MAN AND WIFE (city coupler desire EN-
ployment at anything. anywhere: no
washing. undeniahls references. Merit
Three Bridges. y. J.
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MaTER SIP HOUSE
"MONTANESCA"

ThoTouEFy nodeTn- SnpaTior tsbe md toTvice:
heat. all diversions. Booklet. l. u.
IVIsOS. Prop. Mt. Pocono. Penns.
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WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOUNG GIRIA--In small store; honest ana
intelligent. call evenings. 24T Spring st
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ru,,,,. RED BANK LINE
P m (Sun.. $40 and 9.15 a m :. u y saoa, =,
2;S5 2 m (sun-- SIS and s:sS a. PnaI1's.y $50
Asbury Park S''eS 70 Lous IA
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care Of small private places. house.
stable garden: handy with tools. etc ref
er~nces- u. T. 8lsi1 18th st. Jersey city.
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10000
1000
1000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10

Once IN a while the importer, in a liberal and
generous mood, falls on the neck of Uncle Sam
and offers to pay fifty times the duty required
Uncle Sam accepts the money-with grin
This happens when art dealer has found
customer for a Rembrandt a Velasquez made
in Paris last year; he wants to show invoice
running into large figures and the evidence of
corresponding duty paid The law compels the
appraiser to accept not less than the invoice
valuation, and, since it is a felony to disclose
specific appraisals to the public, the government
becomes a silent partner in a bunco game. A
few years ago duty was paid on $4,000 valua-
ton of a Persian rug, which was actually worth
about one-quarter the amount. A noted gambler
cOnnoisseur once imported job lot of old mas
ters which were promptly detected by the gov
ernment art expert. In some cases the I'M
porter of imitation works of art puts them in a
bonded warehouse that if he fails to sell he
may re-export them and avoid payment Of
duty. The instances of smuggling genuine mas
ters under coat of paint are rare.
While 10 per cent samples of most goods
New-York tribune., 1909-01-10

are considered sufficient, each automobile
that enters the port, although there are
hundred of the same make and price, is sepa-
rately appraised. Every box of cigars ana ce-
arettes that is imported must &C to the ware
house and have government stamps ahlxed-
All the kid gloves and Paris gowns have to be
examined. There is sometimes $1O0,OOO IN KID
gloves heaped up In room Sugar, when
enters the port at the rate of $50OcoOOO a
year. is examined with peculiar detail A sam
pie spoonful of sugar is taken from every oaS
out of thousands constituting cargo; the sam
pies are then mixed and analyzed by the spec
troscopic method the duty being assessed on
the amount of saccharine contained in the raw
sugar which varies from 50 to SO per cent
This is the womens Gibraltar" remarked
Superintendent Clement, pointing to a room
where ineffable French creations were piled on
tables. In the busy spring season women ana
their lawyers flock here, making the suffragette
movement seem tame by comparison. Near by
is the masculine Gibraltar for swells who wear
silk underwear at $35 a suit. Hosiery in op
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
Espana teme Ia gue-
IIa en- Manuecos
81 gohierno explica los motives
del credito pedido para refor-
Ear las fortificaciones en-
Africa.

Madrid, JUNO l3.-El concejo de
ministries ha votado un credito de
tres millones de pesetas para refor-
Ear las fortificaciones de las posesio-
nes espaholas en- Africa.
Ell Sr. Moret. jefe de los liberales.
protesta de ese proceder porque di-
ce. es un paSeo que Sc di para ir d la
guerra con Marruecos.
Tan grande ha sido Ia alarma en-
toda Espaha al efecto de que Ia ma
cion Sc haiia en- ei borde de una gue-
IRA con Marruecos. que los MI
nistroS han crefdo necesario hacer
publicos los verdaderos prop6sitos
de los recicntes creditoS militareS.
Aflrman cue estos Sc deStinan So
lamente para restablecer ei orden en-
ias cercania> de las posesiones espa-
Lolas dc Africa. Esta intervention
que hace e. gobierno de Espana ha
sldo pedlda por los propios naturs-
les del impeio narrcqui. supuesto
que Ia autoridad del Sultan es casi
nuia. La nota Official agrega que las
demas intcnciones belicas que sc
atribuyen IL gobierno, carecen dc
fundamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04

Eutonces usted no ha usado ei An.
IT, Corpu que es un remedio inefensivo
Sc gaIantiza que reduce Ia gordurs
ei no da resultado Sc devolvera 81
dinero
Una botella de $500 le dara trein.
ia dfas, cen 10 cual lie bastard. Ell
Anti Corpu no es una droga que NAL.
trsta el est6msgo nj una medicina de
patente. E.ta hecha absolutamente
de substancias vegetables y es inofensi.
va. Esta hecha IN torma de polvo ?
es agradable y fdcil para tomare.
Esta recomendsda por los medicos
cientl6cos de Estados Unidoa CO.
mo el unico remedio contra la gor-
dura Ell Anti.Corpu roduce el cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y Las me-
jillas abultadas Da buen aspecto al
semblante y qu;ta todas las arrugas
de la piel.
SIS persouas gordas que enfaque.
cen con el Anti-corpu no vuelven a
engondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende bajo garan
tia, es enteramente inofensiva Sc
garantiza que. reduce la gordura de
tres q cinco libras por semana En-
case de que no eurta efecto, devolve
remos ell dinero.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguista, pero no tome
cualquier o,ro remedio. AL recibir Ell
valor podemos mandarle e, Anti.Cor.
pu por correo.
Gratis lie enviaremos una botella
de muestra al recibir die, centavos
para pagar el empaque el porte
de correo. Ademas, le agradeceremos
que Sc sirva mencionar este peri6dico.
Esthstc Chemical Co.. g. Wsst I25
s.. New tork CeuaFtamsnto p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04

vEsTIDo DE LIMO rUN2G con
ENCAJES.
Tn bonito color dc frcsa Sc ha es-
cogido para este grac;oso traje que
Sc ha yisto en- Longchamps.
Los encaies gruesos y los hotoncs
dcben tener el mismo tcno pe.o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
Linea ferrea del OeSte.

1iiperario -Salidas de Bsyam6p y Ca
pital, simul!zneamente.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 7.oss.3o
9.45 y ll-0O. Tarde l2l5, las, 3.l5
4.35, Sac. y $50.
Dfas testvos.-Nahans 6, 7.05. $50
qA5 y ii Tards l2.l5. l.30. 2.30. $50
4.30, 545 $50.
Billetes bsratoe para dfas festivos. DE-
San Juan Bayam6n. La y vuel,a en-
Ia. elase, Is ctvs-: "a clase. Is ctvs
De Bayamon & Cata6o. ida y vuelta. Ia
clase, Is ctvs.. 2a clase. 10 ctvs.
Biiletes ordinsrios do Capital 6 Ca,s-
70 en- Ii. clase, etva y d elsse J
ctvs-
Bsyam6n. 10. de Enero de 1906 Ia.
mon Naldea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
Sc ALOUILAN

En- la parada 6 de Puerta de Tie
IRA, una hermoea casa dc altos un
ocal propio para establecinrnto
EstSn & Ia orilla del Trolley. Tsr
bien sc venden smbas fincas. Par
informes: ]. ]. Caro- Sol 96.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
A V $50.

Las personals que deseen
obtencr patrones de los fl
curgncs del servlcio de mo
Gas dt La correspondent
"a puecen dirlprse a es
las cfic.nas El precic de
-ada r. De 1C cen
.aVos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04

La blusa de tul Sc coloca so,re
una blusa de limo blanco. La del
debaio forma el chaleco. En- el
centro de frente lleva cordonc llos
a 10 largo.
La blusa es hecha de azdl 0 Gu
70 con la falda de lana. La gu. es
parte de este traje.
Los botones del chaleco sen ma
tizados de azul y plateado,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04

cyas Y hlarca..
T. de dos piczas. L. hlusa p
eada 9 stparada dc Ia falda. !.
cleetc que hacc el frcrtc De Ia l)i
"a c. cntcIam2ntc nucv,
Este tlaie >c la dc llevar 60.
corset cen ioilo dc algodtn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
razlado ie farmacia.

L. . j!tada fdrmacia dc
t~'ahis.ida en- la parada
: ~ Ic Santnrce, ha sido
t>lafa#.a ii frente del local
. ha-'a ahora ocupara. Que
apo rasos de la entrada
rtH q" n eaIle del Hip6dro-
/ "yado su surtido Sc
--cuentra all todo 10 que Sc
i2scf 'e. a:ao de faImacia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04

EUEV0 TRATE De BANJO con
CORRt DE RASO.
Raso es 10 p.1fcrido para los tra-
de bano en- csta cstaci0n. Mu-
os bonitos traicS So han visto
chos de raso azil d negro.
Este traje Sc adorna con fran
sesgadas de raso COP rayas Es-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04

BLTsA CON coRnoNc11Lo.
Esta hlusa montada en- blancc
I Ell un color contrario al que sc
| usado Para su hechura sera muy
lcgante.
Este estilo promote tener furol
Q q otono.
Fl moGelc de nuestra ilustra.
con Sc adorna con cordoncillo de
eda a1eho Y ansosto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04
FARMAC|A LA EMER|TA'

DE MANUEL PUIG DIANA,
PONCE, ISABEL LEON ST
En- esta farmacia hay constante surti-
do de drogas frescas y patentes del ex-
tranje.o y los Estados Unidos y una
buena selecta perfumeria de los mejores
labricantss tales como R. l. G y l. T.
Piver.
Especial atenci6n en- el despacho del
recetas bajo la mas rigarosa exactitud y
& precios sumamente imitados. 30 '
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-04

En- esta imprenta Sc vende pape
de peri6dieo a oos pesos quintal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
New Haven R. RIM ay Make
Agreement
WITH THE GRAND TRUNK
Retaining Present Charges for Northern
New England Objections Expected
From the Trunk
Lines.

New Haven, April l0.--In view Of the
present involved status Of the contro.
yersy between the trunk lines and the
Sew York, New Haven 4 Hartford rail.
road company over the New Haven
Canadian Pacific lower rates to the west,
Il Is the opinion IN railroad circles here
that one solution Of the trouble may be
an agreement Of the New Haven with
the Grand Trunk road, by which the lat
Ter would obtain the same rates as now
obtained in the traffic arrangements Of
the New Haven with the Canadian Pa
eilic as an al rail combination.
Several weeks ago there were nego-
tiati0ns on this subject between the
Grand Trunk and the New Haven, at
THE end of which, the Grand Trunk re-.
fused to make certain concessions, and
the negotiations ended. Such settle-
ment would retain the present rates for
northern New England, which have re-
Gently been the subject Of agitation in
Massachusetts, and elsewhere, but IL
would hardly be acceptable to the regu-
lar trunk lines. IS tending TO divert the
business which in the case Of the New
Haven and Canadian Pacific agreement
precipitated the whole trouble.
Further inquiry here indicates that
the situation Il now inconsiderably
more complicated than ever, particular.
IN in view Of the position u the Boston
q Maine The lake and rail rates will
come into practical effect with the OPEN
ing 81 the great lakes two day. hence,
and viii probably somewhat affect the
acuteness Of the dispute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
Game Was Scrappy and Very
Close
PLAYED AT MORTIFIED
Some Of the Mortified People Claim the
Game for Company F blythe Score
Of 20 to zs-what the Baskets
Show.

The Vulcan basket bah team Of this
city defeated Company \ 0f Northheld
on the latters floor last night BY the
score al 30 to III, ii q rough game, for
the amateur championship Of the state
outside Of preparatory schools The
game was not interesting 70 watch be
cause Of the tendency % scrappy playing
on both sides Richardson and Clark
put up the best game for the Nulcansi
each getting five baskets from the floor,
while Iafey did the best for Company
Il, getting four baskets from the door
and two fouls.
The first period ended with the Com
pany team In the lead by s to but
the Nuleaus came fast in the second
period and scored twelve points at the
same time holding the military boys To
two points The last period was close
and fast. the Yulcans getting ten points
and Company + fourteen, leaving the
score % to "a There was some difference
OF opinion over the score, as some Of the
Mortified men claimed that Company I
won BY the score Of 20 to %.
The lineup aud scorei
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
HARDER NOW 10 GET DIVORCE.
Both Parties Must Be Nevada Resi-
dents.

Reno, New April 10. The divorce col
ony IS much disturbed over a ruling
yesterday by Justice Orr TO the effect
that both parties TO divorce action
must b. bona fde residents. The Soth-
Urn divorce snit is said 10 be almost
Identical with the case IN question. The
decision was given in The case Of How
land VS.. Rowland, in which the wife
came here ard caused papers 70 be served
on her husband during brief business
visit. The court held such action to be
illegal He declared the law did not
throw the courts Of Nevada open to the
werld 50 that night come here. stay a
day Or So, the complainant starting the
action and the defendant coming into the
state to be served, and thus confer iuris-
dietion upon the court There are at
least fifty men and women here to pro
cure divorces to whom The decision viii
Apply
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
CARING FOR HOMELESS.
Manchester Provides Shelter and Food
for Fire Victims.

Manchester, n. II. April lo.-The
problem Of caring Tor several hundred
persons made homeless by Thursdays
fire in the tenement district is being
rapidly solved by the people and govern.
ment Of this city. Thursday night all
persons burned out Of their homes had
been provided places to sleep and plenty
of food, and further steps have been
taken to help the unfortunate.
An emergency committee has been APP
pointed hy Mayor Reed 70 take care Of
the funds being subscribed and handle
the distribution Of supplies.
Various organizations have planned 90
help the needy b. offering clothing and
the use OF rooms and halls. Adiutant
General Fl B. Cilley has ordered a mum
Der OF militia tents sent TO Manchester
for the homeless.
Fire Chief Thomas w Lane was con-
fined to his home yesterday as a result
Of an injury received while directing the
fire fighting operations Thursday He
was tfipped hy a line Of fire hose and
fell. wrenching the ligaments Of his knee
He continued to direct operations from
wagon IN which he was borne from
place to place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
BOY DARES FLAMES
TO RESCUE HIS PAPA
seven-year-old Lad Rushes into Blazing
Tenement After Father, from
Whom He Was Separated in
Excitement.

New York, April l0.-.Going back into
burning tenement house to save his
father, from whom he had become sepa-
rated, William Williams, Jr., years old
received burns from which he died in q
few hours.
The fire started a few minutes before
o'clock yesterday morning in the tene-
ment at POLE Third avenue, and raced
through the building before anyone was
awake, cutting off the stairways and en-.
veloping the iron escapes in the rear.
Ladders were raised to the front win
dows by hremen, who carried down all
the members OF the eight families, mum
bering from rs TO 80 persons, living in
the house
The tenement house Is a four-story
structure near One Hundred and Tenth
street The ground floor was occupied
BY the tailor shop Of Louis Iseler. Pa
trolman Searle &C 1880 O'Clock saw that
the rear Of the shop was al ablaze. He
ran into the house and raped with his
stick shouting Fire. When part way
up he saw the flames hurst through the
door into the hall and swirl mp the
stairs Only one family got out without
the flremen's help and before they ar
rived
William Williams. d painter, living
with bis wife and four children on the
top floor back. heard the shout Of Firelp
and gathering his brood together, man
aged to get down the stairs.
Little William Williams was somewhat
dazed at FIRST by being walked up so sud
denly and dragged out into all The eonfu-
sion by his mother. lie got separated
from his father and seeing the firemen.
carrying people down the ladder he got
the idea that his father was still in the
house.
Without an iustant's hesitation little
William gathered hia night dress around
him and ran back up the stairs. His
mother caught sight Of him Just az he
in the lurid doorway. Fire.
man Howe Of engine p dashed after the
hoy. He found him lying unconscious
at the head Of the stairs. and catching
him up escaped by ladder at front
window The boy was carried to a drug
store to receive the first aid. William
was choir boy in the Church OF our
Lady, Queen Of the Angels.
When the surgeon came the little fell
low recovered consciousness. and seeing
bis father looking at him anxiously, he
said
Inn not hurt SO bad
He told the surgeon II he was hurt
much not to let his father know. because
be would feel SO badly. He lost con
seriousness again at 2:S0 and.died about
3 o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
Found 81, 600 Bill in Plate.

Washington, Pa, April 10.-Tn the
collection Of plato Of the Roscoe Metho-
dist Episcopal church after the services
last Sunday a $1,000 bin was found in
the plate. The church officers think the
donor made 4 mistake, as the yearly
collections do not average mEch more
than that amount. The officials in the
advertisement offer to return the money
to the owner II he wants 1t back and can
prove that he inadvertently dropped it
into the plate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
KEpT SUICIDE PAcT.
Bodies of sweethearts Found on River
Bank as Per Last Note.

Alexandra. Mo-, April l0--Arms en-
twined, the bodies Of Herman Bartlett
and Belle Pugh, sweethearts, were found
lying on the bank Of the Mississippi,
three miles below here, Thursday night,
after search Of many hours following
the finding Of note telling Of their
intended suicide together.
Through the forehead Of each was a
powder burned wound. A revolver lay
beneath them. The young couple left
their homes at l o'clock Monday morn
ing. They wrote note saying that
they would drown themselves together at
a stated place in the river.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
co. d.
BARRE TEAM WON.
Defeated Montpelier Candle Pin Team,
Three Straight, Last Night.

A picked five man candle pin team
representing Buzzeil's alleys went to
Montpelier last evening TO contest with
a fiyeman team representing The Capital
City. When the Barre team reached
Daley's alleys but three 81 the Mont
pelier team bad appeared 50 the tennis
rolled with three men on side. The
Barre team took three straight and came
home. Averiil Of the Barre team had
the high single of ia and the high
three.stflng total. making 2SS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-10
Rarre.
THE D0UGHNUT In NV.
Besides the Hole There Must Be yenti-
lating Tunnel

Springfield, H., April lO.-Persons
who guide legislative dcstinies are the
authority for the statement that the
pure cabbage bill and measure to se-
cure proper ventilation in doughnuts are
being prepared and will be introduced
next week The doughnut bill, il il am
nounced, viii provide that each indiyid-
nal creation shall have tunnel capable
ct carrying 4 specified amount Of air.
The pure cabbage bin will provide that
- per cent. Il cabbage seeds shall bear
fruit.