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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-18
ONE FOR EACH.

The r and G tearms bowled on the
Kirkwood alleys Wednesday evening,
each winning one game. The score
B-15S6, 1451: C-1411, 147S.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-18

A young son of Mr. Kellar near Lake
fell and broke his arm Sunday. a
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
Hay pA.uNoEF
HAx pAuNoEF
senate Committea Equaii. divided on
the Measure.

Washington, Dec, 5.--The Hay.Paun
cfote treaty concerning the Nicsraguan
canal was the ssbisct Of a few minutes
consideration today by the senate com :
mittee on foreign relations.
No conclusion is possible except to
decide to the question in the SEN
ate and there vas substantial agree
ment upon the wisdom Of thls saIloy.
There was no dIvision In the committee
except upon amendments, although
Senator Bacon did not manifest any
great concern for the passage Of the
treaty IN any shape
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
STEAMER FOUNDERS
OFF 8|E G JERSEY
Storms On the BRgHsh
Coast
FOR SEVERAL NEEKS
Only Eleven Of the Forty One
Persons We're
Saved.
| SEVERAL WEEKS

London. DEC b.-ssorms have been
sweeping oyer the British coast and
ships in 'hs channel have had rough
experience
Several minor wrecks are reported.
The steamer Rossgull of Plymouth
fOsndered of the Isle Of Jersey, Her
passengers were saved. but boat con.
tanning nine Of the osew Is missing
The Ro.sgull was 4 rnslish steam
q q and was engaged in she service be-
tween England and the channel island
and St Brlese. According to the Ee-
port which reached here only Il per.
sons out of A on board were saysd,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
ASSAULTED AND
ROBBED OF SII.lN)0
f I. Gilmore Meets That.
Fate in Chicago.
MONEY HAS BEEN RECOVERED
Detectives and Bandits Have a
Battle and Twenty Shots
Were Fired.

Chicago, Dec. Sired T. Gilmore,
of Baxter, IA, was knocked ssnseless
late last night. near Michigan avenue
and Harmon court, aud robbed Of s1l,-
a2s in negotiable paper, a2s 10 mOnel ,
and watoh. The robbers, William
Cummings and George Hayes, after a
desperate battle with detectives, were
Oaptured, and All the booty, save the
watch and money, was recovered
Gilmore came to Chicago to exhibit
cattle at the live stock show. The de-
tectiyes saw Gilmore with Cummings
and Hayes, whom they followed to the
scene Of the robberf When the Cttloers
approached. the robbers sp AuE behind
a garbage boz and began shoosine N
The detectives Ths last lined np
behiud telegraph pole seturaed
the dre, 20 shots we're sxohangsd a.
= range Of not mOre than ifty feet
but no one was injured. Having emp
tied their reYolyers, the dstectiyel
made . rush upon the bandits sne
caught shsm as they we're trying Is re-
load their weapons
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION.
Second Days Session Opened With a
Very Large Attendance,

New Orleans, Dec, 5.--The secoaa
days session of the Southern Indus-
trial Convsnroe ~ Cd to4~ with :
1ery la'ge attendance, many delegates
having arrived early this morning on
the.trains. Ths hall was scarcely large
enough to admit the delsgtes, and the
general publio was turned away. The
committee on organization was not
= bic to report. There is a strong SEN
timent in favor Of continuing Presi-
dent Hargrove for another year, but at
at the same time there are several DEL
egAtions here who have favorite soma
to press for offiOe- Shortly after 10
O'Clock Cardinal Gibbons, efcorted by
delegation Of prominent citizens,
cleric and lay, entered the hall ana
was given most cordial greeting.
His eminenoe. who was dressed % the
robes of his Office, opened the conyen-
tion with prayer, Re said he hoped
the dawning century would not close
until the prophecy Of Isaiah had been
fulfilled, when swords would be beaten
into plowshears and sIOkles. Prssi-
dent Hargrovs turned the gavel over
to viee-President Sidney story, and
introduced Mr.. Lyman Hall, president
of the Georgia School of Technology,
who spoke on technical education.
Jackson, Waco and Memphis havs
. gone actively Co work to capture ths
next convention.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
Panrrr CHRISTMAS HDrrroN,
Will Issue One on Sunday.
December 18th.


Solicitors for the pretty Christmas
edition Of the Tu1Hs-cAIE are ON their
rounds now ana from present lndica>
Iions all the leading merchants ana
business men Will have advertisements
In Iho same,
THIS paper viii bs OAs Of shsprsttisst
ever Issued frona Bransviek printing
preos and will 80 TO tho homes Of
every citizen in the city.
rhOse who have not already deae so
should buy space at once.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
ITEM
IS TAKEN UP.
River and HarbOT Commit
tGG,F Favor Of G0ltil
ming Work.

Following is from the Savannah
News Of yesterday: "The River aud
Harbor Committee in the HOuss, which
is engaged in working out in execu.
tive session the different items OF the
river and harbor bilIto be passed this
ssssiQs Ssssned sbe Brunswick harbor
item today, bat was unable to proceed
with Il, bseauss the ssumatea Of CAPT.
Gillette have not yet bsen received,
So far ss can belesrned, the commlt-
lee Is unit in favor Of continuing the
work Of giving Brunswick deep water,
which np 70 aow has been in charge Of
Col. GoodSsar, but there is SONS doubt
as to the way in which it viii be done,
Col. Goodyear has pending an offer
to continue the work, which has so far
been done by him through special le-
gislatiOn, and the committee Is dlsidsd
between this method and placing The
hsrbOr in the hands ot tbs army euss-
neers.
The indications are that the commit.
tee will aOt favorably upon the latter
plan as soon as Capt. Gillette's esti-
mate is before them. Col. GOcdyell
has claim for increased widths,
which be has secured under his former
s,ntraots, and ths sentiment of the
committee seems to be in favor Of pay
ing him this claim
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
ATLANTA DEPOT BILL.
Which Was D ,fea:ed Wdl Probably
B Weed or Friday,

Ail4nts, Dec. 5.--The most imperr
ant feature of todsy's session Of the
house was ths adoption By the bou,e
as a committee Of the whole the report
Of the general appropriations commit
tee, including s45 600 for the s,sie
university for the 6e1t two years, and
giving the teohnOIogiOal sohool $40 90.
One item--thst Of sl7,5oo for public
buildings and grouuds-was deid up,
and viii be considered at this afier-
moons ssssion.
The Atlanta dspot bill. which was
defeated yesterday. was reeonsidersC, /,
aud win possibly be taken up for a.
nal vote on Friday.
The soIdierT hSms BILL, which was
dsfsated several days ago. was also re-
osusidered. and its advocates hops to
have it passed before the spd Of ns1t
wask
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06

The armory, talking military politics,
and both sides were sure of victory
until the votes were counted. :
Sergeant Harry Miller, the success
fnl candidate, is very popular among
the members OF the company. He has
been a member for some time, and has
always proved an energetic, hustling
individual in everything that the oom-
pany has undertaken. He has spent
many years in military, having been
member of the Fifth Marylany regi-
ment, and also Of the Macon Cadets,
the crack company Of Georgia. He is
good tacticiau, and will make the
company an excellent officer. Hell at
present book-keeper for Mr.. j. j.
Liasuer, the Wholesale grocerymAD,
and is considered one OF the best ac-
cOuntants Of the city.
Mr., Miller is ksrylander, having
spent his younger days In Baltimore
and alter graduating at leading colleges
there, spent ave years in the UnlvsT-
slty Leipsie Germany.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
MILLER WON
THE CONTEST.
Il is Nov Lieut.. Miller, Of
the Brunswick RitlGllel.

Sergeant Harry Miller was nomrna.
tedas second lieutenant of the Brunu-
wick Rihemen at their meeting last
night, defeating all opposition by a
vote of 2S to Is.
The election was, indeed, very
spirited one, ana keen interest was
taken in it by the members. Before
the nesting was called to order, smaIl
crowds could be setn gathered about
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
IT IS REGARDED
SIMPLY AS HOLD.UP
The Demand Will Certain.
lT Be Opposed
Friends Of the Measure Think
That the Demand is
Unjust.

Washington, Dec. 81 Nicaragua
wants twenty million dollars for canal
concessions TO the United States, ana
friends Of the measure:regard the de-
mand as "hold up,o
A senator who has been prominent
in his support Of the scheme, said tha
demand vac unreasonable, and is
would be fought by friends OF the Ga.
nal movement.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
MAJOR WOODS REPORT.
Collections This Year on the K1on-
dixie Amount to 5000, ,0OO


Seattle, Wash, Dec 5,-Msior Wood,
commanding the Canadian mounted
police in the Yukon territory, who col
lecta the royalties on gold, reports the
collections this yeaF on tho Kiondike
output as amounting 10 nearly $500, 900,
about slOO. 900 more than was recciyed
last year.
Ten per cent q the geld nined is
supposed to be paid to the government,
whioh wcala indicate the Klondike
output for the season to have been on
y 100000, butsho gsDeral estimate
has placed II al nearly $4,000, 900.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
READY FOR WORK.
Chester Packing Company Will start
Up Next Tuesday.

The Chester Packing COmpany's new
oyster factory, out on the GIynu ave-
nue. boulevard, % now coEGbseted, and
will begin wAk on next Tuesday
All the pkshinery has been placed
'ia posit' ), the cans and boxes have
srrv' many small boats are SOW out
sfts BtsFs, and the factory will start
the K In full blast bright and early
uext sssday incoming.
ri Chester Packing Company 10
ons the best known oyster packing
cor pc IN Florida, and have several
fat ss in that state, ga the T1NHs.
CAL . glad to see them opsu in this
city, d Is sure that the husinssI here
will D I've SuscsSsful.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
coNGER INSTRUCTED,
Told to Sign the Agreement About the
Chinese Trouble.

Washington, Dec.5.-secretsry BAY
cabled instructions to Minister Conger
to sign the agreement of the plsnipOs
tentiaries Of the allied powers, proyid-
Ing for the punishment OF the Chinese
officers responsible for Boxers outrages.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
LAST CALL.

Tax collector Il. ]. Read will be at
his smcs in the court house from to-
morrow until December 20, These
Who haYe net paid their taxes shou1d
DO 50 ss whea executions are issued IS
win cost great deal more.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
BoE1 IN LONDON.
oastsllans Mad With Paris ahd Will
Live In old EnR1and

London, Dee. s.--ceun. ana Csua,eSs
Boni de CAitsllsAs are negotiating for
q house in London, says Vanity Fair.
where, in the future they will spend At
least a pOFtiSn Of the gear,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
GErTTNa COLD.

1t looks very much like the weather
will be sOld very soon. Prepare for it
by ordering 4. supply OF wsOd from
Empire Wood aad Coal Co, Telephone
81. Yard: Corner elOaCsster and
Grants streets.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06

Yes have often paid Si.ss for q shirt
Look at cur sl.oO kind, ssd see If we
Dc zos equal IL. J. h. Keller & Bre.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06

Large assortmsnt Of Cspss and jack
s.s-htsst styles. AZ yOur service
]. Il. Heller q Bro.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06

tbe year ius, closing. said lie seors.
,ary last night.
PENSION LIST GRows
,,rhere ara q sittIs less tnan j, 900 600
asnes on the roll now and these are
being added to BY recent legislation,
Under the old law soldiers widows not
wholly dependen, on their own labor
for their support wsre uot entitled to
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-06
hITCHCOCK SAYS
SOME FRAUD LISTS
Increase 0i Over -Four
Million Dollars.
he Secretary Of the Interior
Thinks That We Are Too
Liberal.

New York, secrstsry Ethan
Allen Hitchcock Of he department Of
the interior, Who is here on private
business, VIII return 20 Washington to-
night,
'The pension roll Tor the coming
year will cali for the expenditure Of
sl4e, ,oo0, COO as against sl3s,OoO, 900 for
the year just closing, said tte secre.
tary last night.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
WAR AvERTED
Great Britain Refused TO Assist
Japan
AGAINST RUSSIA
Chinese General Murdered
While in Farley With
Boxers.

Washington, June 12.-Consul
Martin at Thinklang, China, cables
that large number of natives have
organized a secret society and halted
here. The people arc very apprehen-
sive. No protection. Want cruis-
Cr.
Victoria, B. c., June 13.--Thc
steamer Queen Adelaide from the
orient brings the story that SIX weeks
ago Japan and Russia closed towwan
over the landing of japanese troops
whose removal had been requested by
Russia at Masampo. War is said to
have been avoided by the act of Bri-
tain in refusing to act with Japan.
Advices from Shanghai tell of the
murder of the chinese general Yang
Lon, while parleying with the Boxers
ucar Ling Flu. lie was cut down from
behind. The French consul at Yarran
has been found to be supplying arms
tu rebels in south China. The Chin
csc government has asked his re-
mDval.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
NO NEWS
From Pretoria Since Last We'd.
nesday
BoERs VERY ACTIVE
Threaten Roberts Lines oj
Communication at Sew
eral Points.

London, June 12-Buller cables" We
forced Almonds Mex today. 1t is the
last detilc to CharlcstoWn. The enemy
were in considerable force with sever.
al guns. The brunt of the lighting
fell to the second Dorset who carried
the position at the point of the bayo-
net. hope the casualties arc less
than a hundred.
London, June l2.-Fifty thousand
British troops are within half a hun
dred miles Of the maurading Beers
north of Kroonstadt: and they arc ex-
pected, OF course. to make short work
of them. Nevertheless, outside of
the slender war Office kilograms no
one knows what is going, on. There
is no communication with Lord Rob-
erts at Pretoria in any form whatever
nor has there been for five days.
South of Kroonstadt there is a wide
gap. The railway is only partially
defended and as Gen. Kelley Kenny
has hurried all the available troops
northward, the assumption is that
there is danger of a second raid. The
loss of the Derbyshircs is estimated
from 600 to 100 men.
"Fifteen hundred Beers surrendered
to Gen. .Brabant June l. in the Flcks-
burg district. ="
Machadodorp has been officially pro-
claimed the capital of the Transyaal.
A Lorenzo Marques despatch says
that the village has swollen into a
small city. the majority of the inhabi-
tants living in tents.
An Official Boer telegram asserts
that the British have been defeated
with considerable loss at Donkcrs-
poort, in the southern extremity of the
Free State, ten miles from Norvals-
pont. 1t was thought that this dis
district had been cleared of Beers and
rebels long ago. The Beers still cling
to Laings Mex, but Gen. Buffers
forces are still working far around in
that direction.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
JUDGE THOMPSON
Taken Suddenly III at Newport,
Sunday
WITH PNEUMONIA
His Condition Very Critical
and He May Die Any
Moment.
Especial to TIE TELEGKAM.)

Newport. VT, June T., , p. M, -
DR.. Blackadcr arrived here from
Montreal last night to hold consulta-
tion with the local physicians over
the case of Judge l., ii. Thompson.
The Judge slept about two hours
last night and is considered slightly
improved today SO that the physicians
say there is lighting chance for his
recovery.
Newport, June 12.-Judgc L. ii.
Thompson, fifth assistant Judge Of the
Supreme court of Vermont lies at
deaths door ut the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. House, in this village. He
was taken i'll several days ago and
typhoid pneumonia developed and
now heart failure is feared. 4 doctor
was summoned from Montreal last
night, who, after making AN eXamln-
alton, said that although the judge is
critically i'll, there is IA Slight hope OF
his recovery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
A CHARMING EXCURSION.
Williamstown, Barre, etc. to Vergen-
mes, Delightful Lake Ride.

The c. V. Ry. will run an excursion
from Wiliamstown, Barre and points
to Williston to Vergennes, Friday,
June Is. A special train will leave
Willamstown at 7.30, Barre 800, and
arrive in Burlington at 1915 when
the party will take the steamer Rein
deer for a delightful trip down the
lake and up the Otter Creek to the
old historic city Of Vergcnnes. This
is the most popular excursion of the
season.
1t is delightful sail from Burlng-
ton on the steamer Reindeer of %
miles to the mouth of Otter Creek,
thence sail of s miles up the beauti-
full Otter Creek river, covering one of
the grandest boat rides ever given.
The lake trip commands an elegant
view on all sides-Queen City Park,
Shelburne Bay (wherc DR.. w. Seward
Webb's summer home is located),
Cedar Beach, Thompson's Point and
Chimney Point, all places dotted with
summer cottages. The scenery on this
trip is grand, the Green and Adiron-
dack Mountains are in full view the
entire distance.
The fare for the round trip is only
81 for adults and 80 cents for chill
dren. Take day off and enjoy your
self.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
PERRY.--CROSSET.
Especial to TELEGRAM.) J

Montpelier, June I'D. A. Perry,
of Barre, and Miss Maud CroSset, of
this city, were married this afternoon
at the home of the brides mother on
Berlin street. Rev. M. j. Cloues per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Alice e. CroSSct was maid Of
honor and C. w. Berry acted as best
man. The bride wore dress of white
chiffon and looked very beautiful.
The wedding was quiet one only
the intimate friends and relatives
being present.
They will reside in Barre on their
return from their wedding trip.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
KENNEOY-SEYNolDs.

J. Joseph Kennedy and Miss Sadie
Reynolds were married this morning
at ! O'Clock in st. Monica S church by
Rev. p. NJ. Mckenna.
The wedding was a quiet. one only
few intimate friends being present.
Robert Il. Murphy was the best
man and Miss Maud Zottman acted
as bridesmaid.
The happy couple left at 1880
far Newport where they will reside.
Mr.. Kennedy having secured a posi-
tion there.
The groomS father and mother and
two sisters, all Of Burlington, were
present at the wedding.
The groom was member OF Com
pany e at Chicamauga and is well
known here. The bride is resident
Of Burlington but has many friends IN
Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
ARE THEY sALooNsp

The resolution passed by the city
council last night inStructing the
chief of police to enforce article 3 of
chapter "a, city ordinances, was de-
signed to close the twenty licensed
lunch rooms, restaurants, etc, in the
city at IL O'Clock p. m., but unless
the term ''saloon" can be construed
so as to mean lunch room, the enforce
ment of article 3, chapter "a, will not
interfere with the lunch rooms at all,
as the article mentions nothing but
saloons.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
FOSTER WINS At RIp1oN.
POLITICAL News From the FIRST Dis.
trict.

SASAe"1 News FROM the First Dis
trict.
Mlddlebury, June 12.-The Ripton
caucus held last night gives 1873 votes
on full check list of both parties
Or 133 votes Foster had SO and paoc
20. The Page men claim the vote as
illegal.
Weybridge, June 12.---The Repllb.
llcan caucus to elect delegates To tho
ISL district convention held last night
Two delegates, who will vote for G.
5. Page were elected.
Braintree held an exciting caucus
Saturday and elected Wall delegates
for state senator by a vote of 81 to so,
and Plumley unanimously.
Pownal elected four Batcheldcr dele
gates last Saturday night. Three
of the delegates are pronounced Page
men for second choice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
STATES PRISON PAYS.

Windsor, June 12.-Thc contract
for the convict labor at the state
prison expired Saturday and new
contract was made with A. Il. Mann
& Co., shoe manufacturers, the pre-
sent occupants, for five years. The
price per man in the last contract was
72 cents day. The present contract
is for IS cents a day. The insti-
tuition pays profit to the state of
state of about $4,000 Il year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
MONTPELIER,

The Forepaugh circus will exhibit
here July 2S.
The pupils of grade four were given
a ride to Benjamin Falls by their
teacher, Mrs. Jessie Booth, yesterday.
The body of man supposed to he
that of Major Seth johnson was found
floating in tho river near the Taylor
street bridge yesterday afternoon.
There were no marks of violence on
the body and it is supposed he fell Off
the bridge into the river. lie came
here from Northiicld last April.
A telegram was received from Earl
f. Greene yesterday, announcing his
arrival in San FranciSo from the Phil
ippines.
Col. r. Il. Smith, president of the
Mutual Fire Ins. Co., was 10 years old
yesterday and received the congratu-
lationS of host of friends.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
LEAGUE STANDING.
A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
gree to refund the money on a oO-ceht
hottie of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF
Tar if it fails to cnre your cough or
cold. We also guarantee 2o-ccnt
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. KenGrick & Co., e. A.
Drown e. Co., W. H. Gladding, r.
Martin, South Barre; W. II. Miles &
Co.. Graniteville; j. r. Dix, East
Barre: W. i. Poole & Co., East Barre;
r. A. Ainsworth, Willamstown; H.
N. Aldrich, Graniteville.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
ARTHUR
Foot Ball Player WEEDS Barre Young
Lady.

Miss Maud Elisabeth Nelson was
united in marriage this morning to
David Arthur the ceremony being
performed at l | o clock by the Rev. j.
A. Shcrburn at the home of the bride s
mother Mrs. l.. Il. Nelson on the
Forsyth Place.
1t was a private affair only the
relatives and one or two of the most
intimate friends being III attendance.
The ceremony Wd, performed in the
paror, the bride and groom standing
at one end of The room which was ar
tistically decorated with cut flowers
and potted plants.
The bride looked very pretty in a
gown of silver gray trimmed with
white alIoycr lace and orange BIOS
SONS.
The young couple have many friends
who wish them much happiness. The
bride is popular young lady of BaH.G
and the groom Well-knoWn -nh..ember
of the Barre Rangers foot ball club, in
which ho ~as nne of The aiost efficient
players.
There were several beautiful and
useful presents.
The happy pair left on the noon
train for a few days trip to Boston,
after which they will return to reside
in the Bolster block.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
FAIR TOMORROW.
Boston, June 12.-Fair tonight ana
cooler, north winds.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Montpelier, June y, 1900.--A pub
lie meeting of the Vermont Demo-
cratic club will bc held in Blanchard
opera house, Montpelier, next We'd
ncsday night, the night before the
State convention. Hon. William Sui
zer of New York. and Hon.; Il. j,
Gargan Of Boston have been invited
to address the meeting.
The State convention will be called
to order at 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing by John II. Senter chairman Of
the state committee, and ID. G. Fur
man of SWantOn will he introduced as
temporary chairman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12
HENRY 7. BOOTH DEAD.

VergcnncS, June II. -- Henry II.
Booth, 50, one of Vcrgenncs' most
prominent citizens, died June 9 after
a weeks illness with typhoid pneu-
monia. The funeral today was very
largely attended.