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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
"N|NETY.THREE"
THE STORY OF A FAMOUS NAME
AND HOW IT ORIGINATED.

The foremost dermatologist in
France. DIR. Sabourand OF Paris. and
Professor Unna. Hamburg. Germany.
discovered that Il microbe caused haid-
ness. To prove their theory. Dr.
Sahourand infected asguinea pig with
some Of these microbes and in COM
paratively short time the animal was
denuded Of every hair that was IN its
body.
Some eminent histologists and
chemists were employed by the United
Drug Co. Boston Mass. to find the
means of destroying these microbes
and remedy that would create a
new growth of hair where the hair
roots had not been entirely DESTROYED.
After months Of study. experiment
ing and research work. they discover
ed what they claimed would do what
WAS demanded. To unquestionab'y
prove their theory. 100 leading drug
gists. located in as MANY different
cities. We're requested to each furnish
the name al responsible person
suffering from falling hair and bald
ness Each Of these loo persons VAS
furnished three bottles Of the prepara-
'l"h win request to give it thor
"nsh trial and report results.
Five OF these people failed to re-
port Two declared they had he.n
bald for years; that their hair foiicles
had long been closed. and their scalps,
We're smooth ana glossy.
Ninety-three Of the 100 sen, in
enthusiastic reports stated that the
Mere delighted with the hair-restorirs
qualities of the preparation. and en-
pressed sincere thanks for the waa-
derfni benefits brought about by It's
use. In commemoratian of this. the
new preparation was named R-1:tll.I
80" Hair Tonic.
w" sell this remedy With the dis
unet understanding that it is free
"i cost t" the user in every case where
IL does not completely remove dan
drutf- stimulate the hair folicl.s. re-
Fitaiize the hair roots. stop the hair
from falling ont. grow new hair and
make the scalp free from irritation.
Rexal "aS' Hair Tonic comes i'm
two sizes: prices. 90 cents and sl.00
Remember You can obtain Rexall
Remedies in Missuula only at our
st"re.-The Rsxan Store. The Mis-
SCUBA Drug 60
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
NEGROES. MAY WORK
ON CENSUS
INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED RELATIVE
TO EMPLOYMENT OF COL
o9Eo MEN.

Washington. II. g. Jan. 13.-Census
Director Durand has issued instrue-
lions to supervisors nf census defining
the conditions relative IN the employ
ment ri negroes az Census cnumerators.
They are directed to sctect negroes. so
far as competent ones are available.
10 count the negroes in those enumera-
ton districts in which two fifths ar
more ~ the population consists Of
negroes He does not consider fl
desirable that in the south negroes
should enumerate white families and
he informs the supervisors thar it will
he necessary in many enumeration
districts 10 appoint both white and
negro enumeratnr. The directors
letter To tn" supervisors is as follows:
Sir; II is exceedingly important
To the interests ~ the people Of the
United States. and particularly In the
people of the southern states, that th..
coming census should give complete
and accurate information with regard
10 the negro race. Ii Is probable that
the census viii show approximately
ia000.66G If that race in the United
states. In large districts in the south,
negroes constitute more than half of
the population: in fact. i'm many Of
the enumeration districts established
BY the census bureau. they win CON
stitnte from - per cent to ncary 100
per cent Of the population.
Negroes can doubtless obtain tbs
information required by the census
from members .,f h.K
accurately than white enumerators. In
various Of the southern cities tho
boards Of education regularly emplo,
negro enamerators to take the school
census of the negro population This is
true, for example. in Montgomery. Ala
rn3 IN Savannah Ga. This practice
shows tina. the white men of the south
themselves recognize the desfrabiIi., 80
employing negroes IL do work of ,..i:,
character among their own race
You are, therefore. hereby directed
TO select negroes as enumcrators of the
negro population, 50 far as competent
negroes offer themselves for tn. posi-
ton. in those enumeration districts in .
which n large proportion of the popu-
lation. say iwo-fifths or more. consists
of negroes
IN the DINER mana. 90 not consider
IL desirable that in the south negroes
appointed as .numarators should he
authorized IT, enumerate white families
Ii IL certain that in many. If not most,
parts cf the south negro enumerators
would not he able Ia obtain as accu-
rate statistics regarding the white pop
ulation as white enum"rators could. II
will. therefore, be necessary i'm many
enumeration districts To appoint both
-.white-snQgsratars. lnslA-colored~ gnu
nerator in order that the entire popu-
ation may b. properly enumerated.
1T is understood. of course. that all
applicants for tn. position of euumer-
ltor. whether white or colored. should
be subjected t. such tests regarding
their efficiency as may he prescribed,
in order that only competent persons
may he employed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
SAYS He WAS PAID
TO THROW THE BOMB

Chicago. Jan. l3.-Nincent Altman.
who is on trial here for the throwing
of bomb 81 which partly wrecked
the central exchange of the telephone
company June -. 1909. told Bruno
Vera he was going IL throw it, ac-
cording to testimony given by the lat
ter today. Vera is the chief witness
for the state and the man who told
the police Altman had thrown the
bomb. Vera testified he knew the
bomb was to he exploded two weeks
before il was thrown.
Altman came to me two weeks be-
fore the explosion" testified Vera
He said he had been hired To throw
the three bombs into conduits belong
ing To the Chicago Telephone COM
pany. He said he would get 500 for
each and Offered me half ii | would
help HIM"
Altman was an agent for the Car
nenters' union.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
MAY HAVE TO FACE
ia the .RACEP PROBLEM

Denver, Jan. I3-l'nited States army
officials are likely to face the race
problem as the result of the examina
ton Tor appointeeS To West Point
academy that is in progress at Fort
Logan. n. II. Smith, IA negro of Chey-
enne. Is likely To qualify as a sue
cessful candidate, having obtained a
percentage of 81 physically and
mentally in his preliminary examina-
ton. Smith obtained his appointment
through Senator Clark. 1t has been
several years, it is said. since negro
student received an appointment to
West Point.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
Y. N. c. A. BUILDING IS
\ DESTROYED BY FIRE

Boston. Jan, l3-fhe Boston Young
Mems Christian association building,
II the corner Of Roylsron and Berke-
ley streets. in the Back Bay district,
Was destroyed ny fire early today.
The loss viii exceed S2o0. 900.
The origin is not known definitely.
but IN" blaze Is believed 10 have
started in the gymnasium
<otre Dame academy. close II tho
burned building MAS Threatened.
The Y, NJ. . \. building at n. time
il was erected in i>>2, was Tn" finest
Of its kind In America. 1t has A. part
of its equipment chemical lahora-
tory, which ranked next t. the lab
oratnry at Harvard and the Ma-~a-
ehusetts lnsritut" 81 Technology in
Sew England.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
Bill Is Prepared.

In tw"nty-nnc sections Attorney
General Wickersham has embodied the
idea of President Taft and his cabinet
regarding a system of federal incorpo-
rations of business enterprises. The
bin probably will he laid before con-
greSs next week.
The principal feature will be the Gre
alton Of a form of holding company,
under tn" national charter which may
control business of subordinate COM
panics organized under state laws.
Proper limitations will he provided
against the embarkation of any such
interpretations in the business of dis
counting bills receiving deposits and
issuing notes. There win be no com i
pulsory pr"rision in the bin, it Is said.
The corporations will not be required
To take out nationaI charter If they
see fit To do business under the state
laws instead.
All charters will be subject TO the
Of tn" commissioner Of cor
poratlons.
ANY incorporation that has more
than on" kind of stock will be author
lied To confer the right u choose thu.
directors of any class tn the exclusion
of others.
No preferred stock, by the terms.
may be issued except as specified in
the original articles Of association
save with the consent 81 the holders
Of two-thirds Of each class of out
standing stock. Stock Looks are H.
be open to inspection o. all stock
holders. Judgment creditors and law
Officers. An important provision will
b" one requiring every subscriber H.
pay /" the treasurer Of Il corporation
10 per cent of the amOmus Of mis- sub
scription in cash. and Ia directors WI
b" authorized To assess stock not eA-
c"edlng the whole par value thereof.
corporation viii be permitted To
purchase property necessary for its
business and issue stock for the same
with the approval az the bureau nf
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
ALL COMING OUT.

New Haven. Jan. t3.-Congressman
Julius Kahn Of California, who spoke
here tonight before the disbursements
association, said of the Pnchot con-
trnyersy:
4 think Mr.. Taft would have gotten
along all right with Mr.. Pinchot ii il
had nor been for the latter's action in
sending the letter Ia Senator Dolliver.
Mr.. Pinchot's friends do not uphold
him in that matter and | think all the
facts viii be brought "t-t i'm the COM
ing investigation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
JAPAN AND RUSSIA
HAVE Agreed

Tnkin Jan l3-There is reason to
helicv" that Japan and Russia has
reached a complete agreement on the
subjscL Of ncutraiiEation of tn" Man
churiau railroads proposed .by the
United states. %~s~ #r7~@ ~*
I'll" newspapers here generally ad
NIT the benevolent Intentions of Sec
rotary Knox. but there is no evidence
nf lossnninc of the opposition to his
plan on the grounds Of sentiment and
Impractical bility.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14

quoted at SEQ lis Cd and futures at
col los 3D.. Exports of copper from
this port today We're 125 tons making
6.o92 so far for the month Local
dealers quote lake copper at $13.75a1i:
electrolytic, Sl3soiamfa.1a; casting.
371sm13.G2i..
Lead quiet, with spot quoted ~
Si.6sisM4.72l. New York. London mar
ket unchanged at Ella los 81. Speltcr
quiet, with spot quoted at S6i9Trs.25
New York. Spelt.r was unchanged in
London.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
TARIFF RETALIATION.

brussels. Jan. is.-The government is
considering tn" submission 10 parlia-
m"nt If "A project Of tariff retaliation
against Franc" because of the pro
posed increase in French rates of I'M
ports. The plan involves principally
higher duties on impnrtationS of wines
and p.rfumery.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
Rights Of States.

Some members of congress will wish
To have the rights of the states clearly
defined in respect to such matters as
regulations as To. sanitary inspection.
They will also wish TO reserve To the
states their right to tax such prop
erty after the corporation has assumed
its federal charter.
Some Of them wish, If possible. to
separate the state from the interstate
business. so that the states may still
have power to control in respect To
business conducted by the corporation
solely within the state
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
Chicago Livestock.

Catfle-Receipts estimated at 1000.
Market. steady. Beeves. S4i0I7.s;
Texas steers. sid5; western steers. s4a
clio: stoskers and feeders. s3I5l0:
s7..5ss.75.
Hoss-Receipts estimated at 1900.
Market 1o9isc higher. Light. ss.30a
SIS: mixed, ss.aoISss: heavy. ss.a5a
s.a5: rough. ss.a5aS.55: good To choice
heavy. Ss.55as.s5: pigs. s..50ei..s5: bulk
Of sales. s..55aS..0.
Sheep-Reeeipts estimated at 1000.
Market. steady. Natives. siG6. west
ern. Sa6.l0: yearllnss. s41..sO: lambs,
native. A,e5as.15: western. ss.asas7s
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14

the taller" that furnished the
steam,
We know that it isn't justice and We
hope some day to redeem
A portion of this lost honor to the lad
that produces the steam.
Until then he'll just keep on plugging.
he's an honest and good sort of
lad,
For he knows that his good work will
put him OH the other side Of the
cab.
MfSSOULIAS WANT ADS
BRING QUICK RESULTS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14
BLIZZARD IS RAGING.

Milwaukee, Mis-. Jan. 1e.-Milwau-
kee and the greater portion OF the state
is experiencing blizzard today, which
is interfering with trains an the steam
and electric railroads
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14

New York. Jan. lS.-The market for
standard copper on the New York met
al exchange was weak today. With
spot and all deliveries up 10 the end
Of April closing at sl3.l3isIi3.5o. The
tone of the market was probably in
fiueaced by the decline in London.
where prices showed easy. with spot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

MIEll1JSCOW.E
4

WIELKI wyciieczkowy okreetssJ.
S" kt6rego sic " tych dniach spo
idszieWano. " Wiinonie, jjuz Jest spa
lony. w ubiegglaa sobote Q liz vie
ezorem, gdy okret ten wracal z w
cieczki do La Crosse znajdowaf
sic niedaleko cd Victory, z niewiia..
domejj przyczyny ma okrecile pow
stal pozar, kt6ry by}by przyprawiAl
. smierG 1900 os6b gdyby ME roz-
tropnosc kilku mezczyzn, ktorzy
spostrzegli i niewiaassty maja q
mar rzucac sic do woody staneli
murem u burt j powstrzymall pre-
straszone kobiety, "a potem naWo1y-
wall wycieczkowiczdw, ably spokoj-
ME czekali az okret dopfynie do
brzeggu. LODI towarzyszaca okretoo-
wi sp}onela take, co uniemozliwi-
10 ratunek TEN bardziej.
w katastrofie zginefa jedna oso-
ba, PAM Emma Randall z New
Auburn, Ia, a okofo sto os6b
z~ostafo niebezpiecznie poranionych.
Przyczyna powstania pozaru do
tad nieznana, lecz najprawdopodob-
niej powstaf on 2 jednej z kryjd-
week, do kt6rej zamknieto dw6ch
albo trzech rijanych pasazer6w, W
=kryjdwce tel znajdowaty sic beczki
2 terpentyna olejem i inne }atwo
zapalne pfyny. Podr6zni. ci chcieli
wyjsc ma pokfad a z powodu ciem-
nosci kt6rys zapalif zapa}ke j spo
wodowaf zapalenie sic terpentyny.
Okret dopfynaf do. pobliskiej wys-
Ply, q par6wce s.North Star" i
"Harriet" ~pospieszyly z pomoca,
zabra}y podr6znych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

q. W7;assii,es1le,wskii, bul
ddowniicz..y K 10 saprzedal sWag
lfaarms v Annoka, za ktdrag pred o.
Ilatyzaplacil4ssst4s,,2osa. : teraz dosta1
! MA Sllis,Oooo.po; pan asieleYYslksii
przepprowadziI bic zfammiiiiag Do Min in j
Eneappolis zpsowodau1, zinteres jjeggoo#5
rroossinie vice. przeproWadzza sic do
Emnisa,sstaaw ktE6raem Jest lepsze pola-3
genie koleiowe j Wwiieeksze handle:
materyai6wkt66re do budownictWa
SO potrzebne. " Minneapolis pan
WasieleWski moze take wiecej do
zoroWaG swez#wlasnosci kt6re nabyl,
"a lp~rzeszlo 80 tysiecy dolar6w.
Obecnie pan WasieWski, rozpo,s<
cza4 budowe Katolickiiego kosciola
"a $4,000 " Oelwein Iowa j tam
tymczasowo przebywa, za6 p. jos
zef Zywicki jego superintendent o.
becnie kohczy kosci6l W Proctor,
MINI. : tamtad pc ukohczeniu poi
die do Virginia, MINI. i Colerine
gdzie take bedzie budowaG koscio
y. ..s
Pan Wasielewski donosi nam, Is
potrzebuje dobrych ciesli polak6w,
p{aca wynosi IS do As cent6w M
godzine. sta}a praca.
Murarzy polak6w plaza cd so
do Is cent6w ma godzine. Zgfosi6
sic pod adresem a. +. Wasielew-
ski, Oetwein Iowa.
POLICYANTA JOS. J. Consi-
dine zawiadomionlo, Il ma awie W
parku trzeciejj:wardy, ley stekajac
j zerzac jakis czlowiek. Okazalo
sic, il to byl agent kompanii "a
bezpieczenia ma .zycie Henryk Schu
macher, zamieszkafy pod mr.. 495.
Huff ulicy, kt6ry przez ca}y dzieh
chodzif pc ulicach w}adnie " "a.
miarze udania sic do domu przez
goraeczke zmozony zosta}. Odwiezio-
no go " powozie do domu, gdzie
sic znajduje ma. drodze do wyzdro
vienna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

PODAJE niniejszem do wiado
domosci, il wykupifem p%racowniaa
w,yrabiania pomnik6w kamiennych
NJ gro1y pocnieewUaz mayhem
wszystko bardzo tanio, przeto'
sprzedawac bede Q wiele taniej cd
innych. Zaraz naprzeciwko powia-
towego ratusza.
Jdz. G. Franteslsi
/, jam. Beranek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

sZEsCDZIEsIECIO letnl "a
miatasz ulic, ma rogu trzeciej j
Franklin odurzony Cd gor2czki u
padf ma ulicy - odwieziono go
ambulansem do domu; jest ma die
ia, Il wyzdrowiejje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

w PONIEDZIAKEK pobFogo.
sfawif Wiel. ks. proboszcz J. Pa
cholski zwiazek ma}zenski p. Igna.
cego Hinca j panny Rozalii Starzec-
kiej. Po slubie i sniadaniu W domu
panstwa Starzeckich, pahstwo MILO
dzi W towarzystwie ciotki pana
m}odego PAM Maryanny Kozlico-
wei udali sic W podr6z poslubng do
Amherst Junction do rodzic6w
mfodego pana. Pahlstwo mfodzi po-
wrdcq do Winony W przyszfym ty-
godniu, PAM Kozlicowa zabawi u
swej siostry, a matki pana mlode-
go az do konca ~przysz}cgo miesia-
ca. Model pare szczesc Boze W ich
przysz}em pozyciu mafzenskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

Szesc %miesiecznY
procent pc 4 cd sta,
|platny | stycznla 1911
cd wszystkich de O
%nowanych pieniedzy
|sskladanych pred lub
|dnia 4 Lipca 1910
" naszym WInohskim
|banku oszczednoSo d
k Winona Savings
Bank /
PAM Frost re St. Paul, kt6ra
przybyla wraz 2 swa c6rke ma pry.;
micye Wiel. ks. J. Grabowskiego
do Winony, odjecha1a We wtorek
wieczorem do domu.
PAM Mekka i c66reczka : Min
neapolis, siostra PAM AndrzejoWej
Jezewskiej bawi}a przez kilka ty-
godni u swej siostry W Winonie.
w PRZYsZkA niedziele " pa,
rafii sw Kazimierza Kr. p~rzystaappiag=
dzieci do pierwszej kom nli 6wieez
tel.
POTRzEBA -dziewczyny do
roboty wfarbiarni MINNEAPOLIS Dye
Works. Zg}osic sic zaraz pod m.
l22 - W. ga Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

N A.odppst -patron6w kosciola IS.
Apostof6w l'iotra i Pawfa W indie
pendence, wyjechali we wtorek z
Winony Wiel. ksieza:J. Pacbolski
ii. Grabowski. &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

R-4EEES%EaE &h-Se# saEL 49, aSE@1 100
GORACZKA jaka panowa}a W
ostatnim tygodniu spowodowa4a ii
kilka os6b zachorowafo 2 porazenia
a 25 letni August H1ldebrant, cies.
la zatrudniony ma moscie kolei
North Western, przestaf pracowad
W piatek pc poiudniu DO licho
sig czul 2 powodu goraca. Okolo
2giej godzlny wstapi} do salonu
Erpeldinga i zqda} szklanke woody j
zaraz upad4 bezprzytomny. Zawie-
ziono go do szpitala, gdzie oko}o
pdfnocy, ME odzyskawszy przytom-
nosci, zyc przesta}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

~ LE-EE|I@0IC ~
#Crosse.s do.miasta LA Crosse, z pc.
-wodu IL okret kt6ry odda}a kompa.
MIA do napraWty ME zosta} ma czas
wykonczony, %Nodfozona zosta1a al
do kohca miesi2ca lipca.
w LACROSSE, niejaki Fred.
Heberlein umarf ma z%atrucie krwi,
kt6rego sic nabawi1 albo z powodu
ukaszenia cd baka kohskiego W glo-
we, albo cd drapania twarzy reka.
W kt6rej %poprzednio trzyma} zmije.
Niedaleko ust utworzyf sic wrz6d,
i pomimo natychmiastowych srod
kdw odpornych ably go sic pozbyc,
mic ME- pomoglo.
Ma republikahskiej stanowej
~konwencyi, kt6ra sic odby}a " e
.szfym tygodniu W St. Paul, wybra-
no nastepujacych kandydat6w:
Gubernator-A. o. Eberhart; vice
gubernator S. y. Gordon; SCI
kretarz stanu-- Julius A. Schmahl
Audytor stanu-S. g. Iverson; ge.
~neralny George Simp-
son; Skarbnikiem stanu--Walter j.
Smith. Czfonkiem xarzadu kolei i
komisyi handlowej Chas. +.
Staples.
SedzioWie wyzszego sadu: G.. L.
Brown, ze Stevens powiatu, r. A.
: St. Paul, D. +. Sim.
.pson 2 Minneapolis.
konwen-
eye " celu Wybrania delegat6w do
nominacyjnej konWenc,i j,
.odbedzies sig v sobote 90. lipca a.
..prawybory ola nominowania dele
.:gat6w do powiatowej konwencyii.
..lmlnajjaa sic odbyc, ezeh ME bedzie
.zmienione przez powiatowe komlte-
ttty,sw srodee:2 20 hipca.
ZARZAD miasta miaf tylko kr6t-
=kie posiedzenie ". zzesz}ym tygod-
..niiu, = ponieWaz niema nnaglacych'
lsppraw, posledzenie odroezona ma
try tyggodnie.
PO]TRzEEBA REloozssttroopnego.
do nauki w handlu zelazas.
sChlopiee kkt6ry ma nieoo doSWiasdd-,
.czenia Y stenoggrafoWa.ndiuu piisaniu5.
masszaJynie ma pisrWszehstWo.
?. Cone GO:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

WYClECzKA ,,Legionu Pol
skiego" ktdra sic mia}a odbyc "
miniona niedziele parowcem LA
#Crosse.s do.miasta La Crosse, 2 po-
-wodu il okret kt6ry odda}a kompa-
MIA do napraWy ME zostaf ma czas
wykonczony, Aodlozona zostaia az
do kohca miesiqca lipca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-30

SzeSc m%iesleczny
3 Cd sta
platny %stycznia, 1911
Cd wszystkich depo-
~nowanych p1eniedzy
" %pierwszych pieciu
dniach Lipca 1910
" Deposit Bank Of
Winona.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-20
BY Bishop Rice on His First
Visit to Barre.
A MEMORABLE OCCASION
st, Monica's Church Was Crowded for
the Exercises and There Was Dedi-
cation at Catholic Cemetery
During the Day.

Sunday was a rcA letter day IN the
history of ST slonica's church, the oe-
casion marking the first visit Of the RI
Rev Joseph J. Rice, newly elected bish-
op Of the diocese Of Burlington. to the
parish The bishop celebrated mass Ell
The 5 o'clock service. and presided over
mass and delivered e sermon AZ 1890
III TIE morning. ia the afternoon, ase
sisted By Regs. P. NJ. MaKenna and Fl
2. Foniaine of this city and Rev J.
Tgcot Of Granlteville, he ollciated at
The blessing of the new cross in the
Catholie cemetery on Beckey street 4
large coneourse Of people was present
TO witness and take part in this inn
presslFe ceremony.
Perhaps the most distinctive service
Of hls visit. however. was last evening
at eight o'clock when the rites Of con.
hrmation were administered to 205 csndi
dates, one Of tie largest classes in the
history Of the parish. The altar was
tastefully decorated for the occasion, and
a throne had been erected for the bish-
op Dr. j. W Stewart and Miss Clara
l.oranger acted as sponsors for the can
dadates
THE church was crowded 10 the doors
at tho service many persons from 9th
er denominations n the city being pres
emit 70 witness ths ceremony Bishop
Rice returned to bis diocesan residence
in Burlington to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-20
GIRL RUN DOWN
By AUTOMOBILE
4 Year Ola Sadie Aahline Was Not Bad
Iy Hurt-N Blame Attached
to Driver Of the Machine,
William Persons.

Little 4.year-od Sadie Ashline, daugh-
ter Of Mrs Florence Ashline, who ra-
sides III the French block on North Main
stseeHwas listening 50 intently ~ the Sal.
yalion Army on Maia street last evening
THAT she ana not notice the approach
of an automobile driven BY William
Persons Of South BaaTe The autoiat
footed his horn and the hystanders cried
out to the little girl. and just a. the
automobile got almost abreast Of her
She dafted directly Ia front of it.
The driver had managed TO slow down
So that the blow was not heavy, and
be was able 10 stop within the length
of the machine. Although considerably
shaken up and much frightened, Sadie
was not seriously hurt, the only apper-
eut injury being bguise on Che right
side Of the head. The accident han
ptned almost Ia front Of Hendricks drug
store and al about eight O'clock No
blame attaches 70 the driver OF the car.