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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
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IHE GENIAL LIPToN

one reason why Sir Thomas Upton
should not have tho Americas cup is
that he VIII quit e he gets Il We
should greatly miss him and his multi
tudinous Shamrocks. philadelphia
Press
sir Thomas Upton said the other DAY
that hundred proYefbial reasons
bodea success for his third attempt to
lift the Americas cup, but that, should
he faii, he would be found at the start
inc line d year hence with Shamrock
I'M. TO find the date af any given
Shamrock ID the twentieth century
add its ordinal number to 1900, thus
shamrock XxIII.. 1923. 3.-New York
Tribune
sir Thomas Upton threatens not e
defend the Americas cup II he wins It
SIR Thomas has been the means Of fur
nishing d great deal Of entertainment
on thls side of the Atlantic aitl mus
nave had d good deal of fun himself
He was not 10 very easy either IL
has been Just hard enough 70 beat T
make 1T interesting. II Is to be fearet
that Great Britain VIII not be able +
produce his like. Cincinnati Enquirer
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MEN
WENT OUT
While Other Sheds Re-
Sumed Work
AT NORTHFIELD TO- DAY
The Situation al Montpelier Barre
Agreement Signed BY Local Com
mittee Last Evening.

Northheld, July fl.-Pursuant to the
settlement in the granite industry at
Barre yesterday all the stone sheds Of
Mortified opened UP for business this
morning
The sheds that have resumed business
under the settlement are Cross Bros,
Cannon & Slack Co, Devine 4 Bane's,
and p. Brush 4 Go. Inquiry at the Office
Of Cross Bros shop this forenoon brought
out the information that nearly all the
men were back at O'Clock this morning,
aud tt is expected that the full force will
be back By Monday.
AIT Ellis shed. where the men have
been working all the time, the employees
went out on strike yesterday morning,
claiming breach of agreement ca the
matter OF payment,
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G.rnteEnI for Assistance

Mrs Angus Nicholson. whose husband
committed suicide At the time when she
was confined, a month Tor more ago, ia d
letter received from her at Roxbury Mass,
expresses her great gratitude to the peo
pie of Barre for The aid and assistance
given her at the time she was In such sore
need. She greatly appreciates the generos-
ity of the people Of this city, where she
was an almost entire stranger.
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SIXTY-FIVE PR0STRATIONS
Thermometer Registered "a Yester'
day Hottest July 10th in History
Of Weather Bureau.

New York, July l0.--Thirty-six deaths
aud s3 prostrations Ia and around New
York and Brooklyn tell the story Of to-
days heat. It was the hottest July 10 in
the history Of the local weather bureau,
the highest previous record being 81 de-
grees on July 10, 1880. Fortunately the
humidity was ouly 46 per cent. when the
temperature stood at "a and increased but
slowly from that time during the after
noon as the heat subsided AT eight
o'clock tonight 1t was 65 per cent. but By
that hour the temperature had fallen to
SO degrees, six degrees lower than at the
same hour Thursday
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TsoUBLE IN MONTPELIER.
Union Objected to Member From Rarre
Manufacturers Association


Montpelier July H. Some days ago
grievance arose iii local shed which
called for arbitration. The local Manu-
facturers Association selected its man to
arbitrate the matter from the Barre Asso-
ciation. This the local cutters union
objected to, claiming that If they we're to
settle with the local association, the lat
terfs representative should come from
that body.
This request the Montpelier association
was unable 10 comply with. because 0f an
agreement with the Barre association that
in case Of differences the arbitrator
should be taken from the Barre body
AS the men are now locked ont BIZ vote Of
the Barre association they believe II d
good opportunity to determine to which
organization, Barre ar Montpelier, they
are to look To in the future.
A meeting of tile local stone cutters Is
being held this morning to consider the
matter
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PAGES LOST VALUABLE HORSE.
Animal was Driven 20 Waterbury Where
1t Died From the Heat.

Animal was Driven 20 Waterbury where
1t Died From the Heat.
Page Bros, the well known livery men
Of this city, lost a valuable livery horse
Yesterday, which was being driven to Bur-
Ilngton. DR.. J. Il. McSweeney missed
the morning train out Of this city for Bur
lington and engaged team and driver at
Pages to take him To Burlington.
Lon Page was driving the horse, and
they left here about nine o'clock. When
about two miles this side 0f Waterbury
they noticed that the horse was sweating
badly and acted queerly They drove into
d LIVERY stable at Waterbury and Dr. Nc
Sweeney took another team and went on
a veterinary was called to see the siok
horse but the animal died IN less than AZ
hour Page Bros. valued the horse at
$3.50.
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FOR FEDERAL BUILDING.

Committee Appointed Meets and Cons
sfders Question
The committee recently appointed to
see what can be done to secure federal
building for Barre met tn the council
chamber last evening, and considered
ways and means Of proceeding to secure q
building. The meeting was an enthusiasts
tic one and it was late hour when 1t
adjourned. with the determination to do
ali it could towards securing public
building for Barre.
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AGREEMENT SIGNED.

settlement OF GraHite Differences Com
pletea It Yesterday Afternoon
The Manufacturers Association met At
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon and quickly
fatitied the settlement agreement, Soon
after the adjournment Of I'll the mauutae.
turers the committees met aud signed It.
and work will be resumed Monday morn
tna
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GOES TO JURY.

Hardwick Murder Case Concluded Yester-
day.
st. Johnsbury, July 10,-The entire
day iii Caledonia county court was oceu-
pied III making the arguments BY the
lawyers III the case of State VS.. Jennie
Aldrich, charged with the murder Of
Mary Massey at East Hardwick, April II.
The case was given to the jury at six
O'Clock and their verdict IS not expected
to-night.
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,a,. paner windows.

n Japan very thin, transparent pa
ner Is used instead Of glass in windows
not that glass is not as plentiful and
cheap al ID this country, but that the
Tannnese desire the paper 70 nlter the
air they breathe.
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NO CRITICISM TO MAKE.
GOV. mccullough and Party Inspect House
OF Correction.

GOV. Mccullough and Party Inspect House
OF Correction.
Rutland, July 10 Governor McCul-
Tough 81 Bennington, Lieut. Gov Zed s.
stanton Of Roxbury, j H. Merrifeld Of
Newfane. speaker Of the house of repre-
sentatiyes. Il. G. Bennett Of Rutland, ex-
eeutive clerk. Al. E. Cudworth Of south
Londonderry, John N. Woodhn Of Kut-
land, state prison directors, inspected the
house Of correction here today.
Governor Mccullough said We
found everything satisfactory. Have nc
adverse criticism to make.
There are now 20S prisoners IN the in'
sttution, the largest ever had. This L
against 120 for the same time last year
The number has increased ~ since the u
cense law went into effect May /.
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PRESIDENTS CALLERS.

Several Politicians His Guests at Luncheon
Today.
oyster Bay, July II senator Keane Of
New Jersey, ex-senator Frank HieocS,
state Senator Francis Hendricks and ex-
District Attorney Philbin were President
Roaseyelts guests At luncheon today Sem
ator Keane came to urge the President 20
attend the New Jersey militia eneampment
at seaglFt, but the President said be did
not see his way clear TO do 80. The call
81 the others was purely social ii chaTae-
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PALMER is EXAMINER.

Legal Opinion THAT He Hold the Posi-.
tion,
Burlington, July 11-At a special meet
ing Of the board Of aldermen, held last
night, Mayor Burke withdrew his appoint
ment of j A. Gingras as police examiner
to succeed l.. E Palmer after the opinion
of Attorneys 4. r. Brown and " 4. Bur
nap had been read to the effect that the
appointment by Mayor Hawley Of Mr.,
Palmer would hold The other feature 81
the evening was the opinion Of City At
torney Brown that the suspended police
officers were lawfully entitled to their pay
since their suspension and the authorize.
tion of the payment Of the bills presented
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HOT IN BOSTON.

a Dozen Gases Of Hest rrostration Yes
terday.
Boston, July 11.-While not quite so
hot as the day previous, the thermometer
Yesterday registered 91 degrees at noon,
xs4th little hope Of immediate relief.
There were more than dozen eases oi
heat prostration IN Boston AT Holy0ke
15 w0rkmen were overcome.
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KEPT OPEN SUNDAY.
burlington Woman store Keeper Fined

burlington woman Store Keeper Fined
For II.
Burlington, July ll.-Eva Mooran has
been in the habit of operating fruit store
In the north end Of the city on Sunday,
and although warned by neighbors that
she must stop She continued until a com.
plant was made out against her and she
was arrested yesterday by Constable Mi
shel and arraigned in city court. She
pleaded guilty but said she kept her store
open because all the others IN her section
/ did business On Sunday. She was fined s2
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Court Rob Roy No. 0 Z. u s.

10 members Of Court Rob Roy No. &.
III Of A. Regular meeting held July 81
will be summoned meeting All mem
bers are requested to attend Business of
the evening election Of financial secretary.
Frank Gogle. E. s.
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NEW MAN ELECTED.
d. Al Loomis Manager Champlain Trans
portatlen Co

d. A Loomis Manager Champlain Trans
portation Co
Burlington. July l0.-A meeting Of the
directors OF the ChampIain Transportation
Co. aud the Lake George Steamboat Co.
was held at Hotel Champlain, Bluff Point.
n. T., yesterday. ID a. Loomis Of Bur-
lington was elected general manager to
succeed Capt. George Rnshlow, retired on
account Of IN health. A. 7. Culver was
elected vice president Of the Champlain
Transportation Co to succeed Elias Ly-
man, who resigns on account Of the press
Of other business, and vice president Of
the Lake George Steamboat Co. to succeed
RI. G. Young, who retires on account Of
lit health. Mr.. Loomis has been in the
employ Of the Champlaiu Transportation
Co., for IS years, having served as tles@'
agent at Burlington for several years. IL
is popular aud efficient young man. Ylet
President Culver is young mann.
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DINNER TO {. h. DARLING.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Goes 70
burlington Today

Bennington. July 10-Dr VT. +. Put
nam gave dinner party at O'Clock last
evening to twenty-five representative bus
mess and professional men Of the village
in honor of Charles II Darling Of Ben
nington, assistant secretary Of the navy.
Twelve courses were served. Two hours
were passed at the table. Mr.. Darling,0-
u. Barber and Rear Admiral Field gave
short talks while enjoying cigars and ae-
compartments.
Mr.. Darling left this morning for Bur
lington to be the guest Of Congressman D
j. Foster until tomorrow night. This
evening the Algonquin Club Of Burlington
gives him reception,
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WATER SUPPLY EXHAUSTED.

East farre People Were Compelled II Car
r. Water.
East Barre, July IL Yesterday morn
ing the water supply gave out and the pa
irons except the lower part Of the village
had to carry their water from distance,
during the day. This failure was com
plete surprise to every one, in view Of the
recent rains. But these have failed To
reach the lower springs. and there has
been too liberal nse Of water in sprink-
| ling lawns and iii other ways.
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How lxine peter Guards Himself.

now King Peter Guards Himself.
one of the first government acts Or
the new king Of servia was to remove
his name from the LIST Of persons billed
ID be executed the moment they are
caught. says special cable dispatch
from Belgrade to the New York Ameri-
can and Journal. RE had been On the
list since 1868 and had 70 be very care
ful not to enter Servian territory re
far ii not easily surprised bg dynamite
honnhs. When driving he has Q few Il
side pocket Of the carriage, and hall
4 dozen Of more are always on his writ
Ing desk disguised as match boxes
cigar holders and the like. ''If Alex
ander had had two or three Of thes'
things beside his bed on the fatal nigh
AZ could have defed any number q
conspirators.' said the king @ tn
mayor Of Belgrade
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PRICK OF ROSE THORN FATAL,

Death of Mrs, Heranine Lamourex Of Rat-
land
Rutland. July 10 Mrs. Hermine La
mourex, wife Of Arthur Lamourex, died
here late last night as the result of blood
poisoning contracted few days ago from
a finger being prleked On a rose thorn II
was thonght that the amputation Of Mrs.
Lam0urex finger would save her life, and
this was done, but TO no avail Mrs. la.
m0urex was so years Old and bad lived II
Rutland 25 years
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Yesterdays American League scores
All Philadelphia, Cleveland 4, Philadel-
phla L
AL Naw York, New York 5, St Louis /.
At Washington, Detroit 10, Washing
ton 9.
ALI Boston, Chicago :, Boston
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charles sfaclSlin.

The Oldest actor who ever appeared
on the stage was Charles MaclSlin, who
represented shylociy IN 1889 al covent
Garden, London. when past his one
hundredth birthday
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LEAGUE BASE BALL.

sew York Nationals Lost Ten-Inning
Game.
Yesterdays National League scores
At 1T. Louis, st. Lonis 4 New York
2 {l0iHningsl
Ait Cincinnati, Cincinnati &, Boston g
All Chicago, Chicago I Philadelphia 3,
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THE HAY CROP.
Estimated That Ii VIII be About TIVE.
Thirds Usual Amounts

Thirda Usual Amounts
Montpelier, July l0. Farmers from sur
rounding towns report that the hay crop
this year will be ou the average abouttwo-
thirds that Of last year In Cabot, the
grain Ii fairly good, especially clover, and
some farmers have already begun their
having. Some farmers on the Worcester
road report better crop than last year
from the same fields. This, ahowev er, i
explained BY the fact that these fields
we're oyefflowed and greatly enriched a
the time oil the high water this spring
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BERLIN MAN DEAD.

Jahea ". Ellis Died At SC. 3obnsbury Last
Night.
st. Johhsbury, July lI.--Jabez W Ellis
OF this town, formerly Of Berlin, died last
night after being sick for some time. He
leaves two daughters and four sons, two
Of whom are III. A. Ellis Of Montpelier
and Capt. Henry w Ellis Of this place.
The deceased was born in 1884 and was
the grandson OF j w Ellis one of the
pioneer settlers Of Berlin.
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Hardwick Murder Trial
Finished.
WOMAN WAS RELEASED
MIS-. Massey Died From Injuries
Alleged to Have Been Given
By Mrs. Aldrich.

St. Johnsbury July II. The jury in
the Aldrieh murder case brought in YER
diet Of not guilty, and the jury was dis
missed.
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DIED FROM HEAT.

Polander al the Esperanza Quarry Over
come Yesterday.
West Rutland, july 10A Polander
working at the Esperanza quarry was
overcome by the heat and died about noon
yesterday. The funeral was held this
morning
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SUICIDE AT RANDOLPH.
Mrs. Florence Burke Hangs Herself u
Her Ro0m.

Randolph, July l0 Mrs. Florence
Burke. about As years old, and living
some three and one.half miles from this
village. committed suicide by hanging
herself lii her room late yesterday after
noon. She had been in her usual healtf
and no reason Is known for the deed
Mr.. and Mrs Burke owned a good farm
and their domestic relations We're happy
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NEWSPAPER AGAIN SOLD.
Another Change in Ownership Of Lyndon
willie journal,

Iyudonville, July 10 The Lyndon
journal has been sold to J. Il. Fuller and
Allan 6. Holbrook Of Newport The deal
was made last night and possession was
given at once. Mr. Holbrook i an ex-
perienced printer and newspaper man,
having been connected with the Gale
donlan at st. Johnsbury and more recently
with the Express and Standard at New
port
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LADIES' GOLF TOURNAMENT !.
Mrs. Kent and Miss worthep Tied Yester
day Afternaon.

The weekly golf tournament for ladies'
was played at the Barre Golf club links
Yesterday afternoon, resulting in a tie be-
tween Mrs. q, I'll Kent and Miss Grace
Worthen, the net score being 50,
Six ladies took part and the scores we're
AZ follows.
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DEATH AT WOODBURY..
Aaron Carr Well Known Resident, Died
Thursday.

Woodbury. July l0.Aaron Carr died
at his home III this town on Thursday al
tern0on aged SO years. He was we'll
known throughout this section, having re-
sided In town for forty years He leaves
wife and Eve children. The funeral will
be held on Saturday afternoon.
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NOTICE TO CLANSMEN.


Clansnen are re-
quested to meet in
their hall on Sum
day 18th at 2 d. m.
for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral
Of OUT late brother,
Alexander Ander-
son Regalia and
James Flrick. Sec.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-10
First Publication Feb II
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that o. Bob Green
et nj, did on the 10th daY OF Ian. A. ID. 1909.
hle in the clerk = once OF CaddO county. OKLA
homa Territory. roAd petition praying for
the viewing and surveying OF the following de-
scribed public road to-wlt: Onsection line on
north side OF section II. town 12. range n
west, running east and west. that the South
Canadian river has washed out portion OF
said section line. and good road could be
mad along the river bank where the section
condemned along said river bank TO open a
road on the north side OF said section. that a
large number II people have no other road to
reach market other than the one proposed
and Others have no road 10 school house un-
less said road be opened
That the Board OF Couuty Commissioners
did on the 29th day of Jan. 1908, (findinR that
said petition was legal one and that proper
bond had been -dledl approved said petition.
and appointed A. W. campbell, w. X. Keith
and j. W. Turner as viewers and designated
the fth day OF March. 1908 as the time when
said viewers should meet and view said road,
Notice Is therefore. hereby given that said
viewers. together with the county surveyor
win on the ith day OF March. 1913. as 10 o..
clock. "a. IN. on said day. meet at the place OF
beg nniug OF sa Soad and proceed TO view
the same. anu give all persons interested a
hearing
In witness whereof have hereto set my
hand and anixed my oticial seal this the 7th
day OF February. 1903.
lSeall FREMONT BOYLE.
county clerk.
W. w. PRIcR. Deputy.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-10

On March 7th to 9th inclusive,
the Rock Island System viii sell
round trip tickets to Fl Paso at
rate of one fare plus So. Liberal
return limit.
This low rate provides a splen-
did end-of-the- winter opportun-
ity to attend the Cattle Raisers
Annual Convention, to inspect
the great and growing interests
of New Mexico, TO visit the mod
ern American city of FL Paso and
contrast it with the typical old
Mexican city of Juarez, just ac-
ross the river, with its adobe
houses, poems, old cathedral and
bull fights.
For tickets, ETC., see the near
est Rock Island agent.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-10

TO work for wages, but we con-
denim such acts further, as being
strictly illegal, and contrary TO
law, as provided in Art. 2 Chap.
%, S-Law 1901.
8. For not passing the sal
ary reduction ordinance so as to
commence at the beginning OF
their term Of office.
10. We ask all persons regard
less of political affiliations, who
have the welfare of the city al
heart, TO assist us in electing
good men, who are free from
factional strife, that we may
secure these much needed pub
lie improvements, that our Ia
boring men may be given sm-
ployment and the thousands OF
dollars lying in the sub-treasury
at st. Louis may be judiciously
spent among our people.
DEMOCRATIC CITY CENT'L Com
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-10
Democratic Platform.

We, the Democrats of the city
of Anadarko, re-affirm our ad-
herence to the principles Of Dem-
ocracy.
/. We favor an honest govern
ment, judiciously administered,
and pledge our candidates, If ell
ected, to an impartial, vigorous
execution of the law.
2. We regard public office as a
public trust and the holder there
of public servant, bound by the
law and his oath, to the faithful
performance of his duties under
the law.
3. We pledge ourselves not to
grant any franchise, unless the
same be ratified by majority of
the voters. of the city.
4. We favor giving prefer
ence, qualifications and expert
ence being considered, to resident
teachers, in our public schools.
3 We heartily commend the acts
and conduct of The Volunteer
Fire Department of Anadarko in
the promptness and dispatch with
which they respond to fire alarms
and the extinguishment of fire,
and pledge our nominees, if elec-
ted. TO do all that the city rev.
inues will permit TO make needed
improvement in the Fire Depart
ment in order to increase the eff
ficiency thereof.
9. We sincerity commend the
working of the Commercial Club
in its endeavors to promote the
material prosperity of the city,
Z We denounce the following acts
of the present city administration
First-It has utterly failed in the
enforcement of law, thereby re-
tarding the progress of our city,
to a point bordering criminal
neglect.
8. The city council has
employed members of its own
body on the street work of the
city, which is not only an unjust
discrimination against the many
good workmen Of the city who de-
sire employment and are anxious
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-10

In todays issue of the DEMO
Graf appears the ad of Plum q
Plum. These gentlemen are
pioneer real estate men of Ana
darko, and by fair and honest
dealing have built up splendid
business. They are making a
specially of farm loans, and it
will be 10 your interest to look
their ad up, read it carefully,
then when you wish to buy or
sell property, or obtain a loan at
reasonable rates hunt them up.
An exchange says in a certain
town, in one of the public schools
the boys had habit of going up
stairs putting and painting, as
though completely tired out. This
annoyed one of the lady teachers,
and she met group of the boys
as they came into the room re-
Gently, and gave them a calling
down. "See here, boys" she
said, "you are making altogether
too much noise, and hereafter
when you come into the class
room, l wish you would leave
yours puffs and pants down
stairs" She has not found out
yet why the class laughed.