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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
WHOLESALE DEALERS
CLOSED THEIR SHOPS
Both Mt. Zanleoni and Mr. Scampini
Went to Montpelier 10 Interview
the States Attorney.

After receiving the notice from the
state s'attorney Of Washington county that
they must not sell liquor In quantities
under one gallon except to holders Of IL
eenses, the two Wholesale liquor dealers Of
this city, Angelo Scampni and Charles
Ranleoni, decided to close their places Of
business, and Ghls forenoon their doors
were locked. Just what the outcome Of
the order win be Is uncertain
The wholesalers claim that they cannot
make their business pay II the right TO
sell By the bottle is cut 0fl Mr.. seampini
returned last evening from Boston.aud he,
with MT Zanleoni, went to Montpelier to-
day to interview Mr. Bailey regarding the
order. II the order Is to be sustained
they will probably ask the states attor-
uey for permission to sell outthe stocks of
liquor which they have on hand.
When the two wholesale dealers saw Mr.
Bailey at Montpelier this afternoon the
latter simply repeated his explanation
made Thursday evening.
Messrs Scampini and zanleoni en-
Qulred of the license commissioners what
the order meant and the latter informed
them that If the wholesalers attempted to
sell after getting Mr. Balley's notice they
would be prosecuted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
TO
COBBLE HILL
Officials Went Over the
Field.
TO GRANITE QUARRIES
The Montpelier & Wells River Officials
Inspected Route Yesterday
Afternoon.
no GRANITE QUARRIES

General Manager w. A. stowelI and
supt. y. w. Stanyan 81 the Montpelier X
Wells River railroad were driven over the
quarrles Of the Barre White Granite Co.
and surrounding lands on Cobble hill yes
terday, the party including besides ths
above II. A. Phelps and Donald Smith of
the Barre White 60. and S. D. Allen and
Il. J. Bolster. representing other lands On
the hill
The object 81 the trip was to show the
railroad officials what there was there in
the way Of granite, With the hopes that
they would construct line to the quar-
rIes. There are some 200 acres Of good
quarry land. very accessible, with gram
tie well suited to monumental and build
ing work
On Wednesday Of this week General
Manager e. II Fitzhugh and Supt Null
len Of the Central Vermont Railway Co.
were In Barre to consult with those inter-
ested and they agreed to send a surveyor
here to make q survey TO the White gran
Ite quarries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
New Jersey Girl Found
In Omaha.
IS THE GIRLS STORY
Strange Woman Cast a Powerful In
fluence Over Her at East
Orange, NJ.


Omaha, Neb, Nov. 6.--Miss Clara Jo-
sephine Coffin, daughter 81 w. Ward Cof-
hn prominent citizen Of East Orange.
N j., who mysteriously disappeared from
her home last Tuerday arrived IN Omaha
early today and is now at the home Of
Postmaster Joseph Grow, whose wife is
4 niece Of the girls father The young
lady is prostrated by nervous shock
which she says is the result Of an at
tempted abduction from her home BY two
strangers, a man and woman.
According 10 the young lady for the last
month she had been passing a strange
woman near the East Orange high school
building, who had a strange effect upon
her. The woman had piercing black eyes,
which, the girl says, exerted an extraor-
dinary effect upon her. Tuesday the
strange woman approached her, she says,
and told her 10 pack her clothes and fol-
low her. Acting under the hypnotic spell
the girl went home and quietly packed her
clothing. Tuesday night she told her par
ents she was going 70 the home OF a friend
to talk ever her lessons Instead Of going
to her friend, she says she met the stTang
er who was accompanied by a man.
They took her By train but she escaped
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Postmaster Grow, relative, met the
young lady here and she fell into his arms
Frustrated, He assisted the young lady,
who was in state Of almost complete
nervous prostrati0n, to his home and
placed her under the care OF physician.
There is no trace ST the alleged abduetoTs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
sANTO D0MINa0 RBBEILI0N.
General 5iminez Going 20 the Island
with Tventy-seven Men.

General Jiminea Going 70 the Island
With Tsventy-seven Men.
San Juan, Porto Rico, Noy. 6.--Gen.
eral Jiminez has sailed with twenty
seven men, bound for Cape Haitien, on
the French steamer St Simon.
General Kuhnhadt OF Mayaguez, who
claims TO be the deputy governor Of
Puerto Plata has telegraphed Governor
Hunt that he took this course because
the rebels now hold the cables at santo
Domingo.
Governor Hunt has been notified by
Federal Marshal Wilson and District
Attorney Pettingill, who investigated
the charge that 4 santo DOMINICAN rev
oIution was being hatched in Porto
Rico, that they found no arms and saw
no cause for interference.
General Kuhnhadt sailed on a fast
schooner bound for santo Domingo.
Advices received here indicate that
Haiti is assisting the Santo DOMINICAN
rebels. Governor Hunt has notified
Secretary Of State Lay Of the situation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
AE0 THER BARAcA CLASS.
Young Men ~ Congregational Church
Formed One Last Evening,

Young Men ~ Congregational Church
Formed One Last Evening.
1t has been the desire Of many Of the
members Of the Congregational Sunday
school that some organization should be
formed for the benefit and encouragement
OF its young men, With this end In view
meeting was held last evening at the
home Of DR. q. g. Stickney and eonsti-
tuition adopted.
AT previous meeting an executive
committee with r. G.. Woodruff as chair
man, was appointed to draw up consti-
tuition. After a report by the chairman it
was the unanimous choice of the meeting
that the organization be known IS the
Young Mems Baraca Bible class Of the
Barre Congregational church.
Oflicsrs for the next six months were
elected as follows President, Elon Bar
rett; vice president, Charles A. Heath /;
secretary, Earl E. Parker; treasurer, Ar
thur Gordon teacher, DR.. o. g. Stickney (;
assistant teacher, Rev. r. A. Poole; press
reporter, Charles A. Wishart
The class starts OF with membership
Of nearly 20 with bright prospects Of al
early increase and with determination
that II shall be a permanent and helpful
addition to the Sunday school. All young
men Of is years Of age and not members
Of any other class are cord ally invited to
fofn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
Score Was II to Q
Against Spaulding.
RANDOLPH PLAYED FAST
Captain carswell Of the Barre Team
Sustained 4 Broken BoIlar Bone
in Second Half.

The Spaulding high school foot ball
team was defeated yesterday at Randolph
ia their return game with the high school
Of that place By score Of IL to 0. This
defeat came as a surprise as Spaulding
was easily victorious in the game here BY
score Of to O.
Two l5 minute halves we're played and
Randolph secured a touchdown in each
half aud kicked one goal Carswell,
Spaulding's right, had his collar bone
braken the tirst rush Of the second half
and had to retire from the game. Halvosa
was substituted IN his place.
Randolph played a much faster game
than she played here and showed much
improvement in her Interference work.
Goodhari and Fairbanks made the touch
downs for the home team and also played
the best game,
The line UP Of the Spaulding team was
as follows Waterman, B; Beach, Ii; JeH-
nings, Ii; Hayden, IT; Barber, re; Dnm-
brouski, le Reid, III; Carswell, Halv0sai
RI; Perry, 10; Ayers, gb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
TIE CHURCH FIELD.

sunday Services and Social Events Of the
Week.
In the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Mr. Mitchell viii preach morning and
evening.
Christian Science services are held in
Nichols block Sunday at l0.45 a. N. and
Wednesday evening at I As. The reading
room Is open Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday from to O'Clock
Hedding Methodist church, r. j. Lowe,
pastor, Sunday service, Nov. s, morning
worship 10 so, Bible school II, Epworth
league, ). .45; evening Worship Z, subject OF
sermon, docs Religion Pay9n
Congregational Church, Sunday, Nov s,
the pastor will conduct the services. Morn
ing subject, "The Christianity Of Nine
teen Centuries.a Great Mistaken Evening
subject, "The Truth in Parallels"
IN the Universalist church tomorrow
morning the pastor viii begin series ol
sermons on 'sThe Great Essentials Of
FaithH The first one win be "The God
we worship. The subject Of the evening
address will be Men and Politics. All
lhe auAttdfN aetNtSse az 1eA@Af 1tAanESAF
cordially welcomed
Church Of the Good Shepherd: Holy
Communion (saye on the first sunday in
the MONTH at IS a. m.; first sunday II
the month, 1890 a. M; service and ser
mon each Sunday at 1890 a. m. and p,
m; Snaday school at y m. service Fri
day evening at 7 p N special service
on great feast days and all saints days .
10 d. M.
The First Penteeostal church has seeur.
ed rooms in the old city building which
has been remodeled into hall They vii
hold their first services there sunday. Nov
sth, at 2. so and Z p. ID. A general invl
tation is extended to all. especially t.
those who haven't any permanent place 81
worship or church home Rev. II. K
Reynoles, pastor, r. o. box No. BOA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
SENATE WILL SUPPORT CABINET.

In Recognizing Infant Republic. President
Roosevelt Congratulated.
Washington, Nov There was an inn
portaat conference at the White House
this morning, at which were present Sena-
tors Allison, Aldrieh, Spooner, Hale, Gull
lola and platt Of Connecticut The prin-
eipal subjects Of discussion were Panama
aud Cuhan reciprocity. The Senators
warmly congratulated the President on
the prompt action taken yesterday in rec
oguizing the infant republic Of Panama,
and assured him Of the support Of the Sem
ate IN this matter.
Regarding Cuhaa reciprocity II has not
vet been dected whether 1t shall be BY
bin Or Joint resolution. that the treat y shall
be made effective
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
GODDARD WEDDINGS.
Two soul Sisters Of Fairfield Married
One 10 Goddard Graduate

Two soul Sisters Of Fairfield Married.
One 10 Goddard Graduate.
Double wedding ceremonies were per-
formed at Fairfield Thursday evening, aud
the occasion was dlstiuctively a Goddard
seminary affair as three Of the contracting
parties were graduates or former students
Of the school. D Carlos Hawley. God
dard, 81, of Spartanburg, S. G., and Miss
Albertine Gertrude S0ule, Goddard, IS,
oi Fairfield were married, and Dr. Charles
Nichols MeCuen Of Hayerhili, Mass and
Miss Elizabeth Putnam Soule of Fairfield,
a former student at Goddard. The brides
are sisters.
The weddings were solemnlzed at the
quaint old Trinity chnrch, the interior o.
which was elaborately decorated An or
chestra, consisting Of a harpist and two
viollnists, furnished music.
At6 o'clock the bridal party entered
the church, as the orchestra played the
Bridal Chorus from I4ohengrin, the two
brides being preceded by the four ushers
Dr. J Churchill Dindes OF Vergennes, NJ
r. Mott of Alburg, Read Soule Of East
Fairfield, and Harold Fairchilde Of Bur.
lington. The elder bride, Miss Albertine,
came first. attired in handsome gown Of
white silk trimmed with real lace. white
tulle veil, and carrying white chrysanthe-
NUNS, She was followed by her sister, who
wore white satin gown and lace veil, al.
so carrying white ehrysanthemums The
brides were tuet at the chancel by the
grooms and the officiating priest the Rt.
Rev. Arthur c. A. Hall Miss Frances
Soule acted as flower girl and Master Reg
inald Hawley as ring bearer.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held at the home Of the brides The we'd
ding presents we're by far the handsomest
ever received in Fairfield, and included an
unusually large amount Of valuable silver
and cut glass, besides several large sums
OF money. Before the close Of the reeep-
tion, the old time Virginia Reel was dane
ed, it being led by the brides and grooms.
The Misses s1nle are daughters Of the late
Albert q. S0ule, and are descendants Of
Joseph Soule, one OF the first settlers IN
Fairfield, the family coming here from
| Duchess county. n. r., about l770. After
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Haw-
lev will 90 to Spartanburg, where MI.
Hawley has an exeellent position as civil
engineer, aud Doctor aud Mrs. McCuen
viii 20 to Haverhill, where the doctor has
private sanitarium.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
TALK OF The TOWN.

Fred Hanson OF Tunbridge is clerking
In Badger q McLean's shoe stree.
The 2-year-old son OF William Morren Of
Newton street is quite ii with bronchitis
Dana Bugbee of New York is in the city
today, calling on Mr.. Mitchell Of the Pres.
hyterian church.
The Fort Ethan Allen foot bah team ar
rived In the city this afternoon to play the
Goddard seminary eleven at 3 O'Clock.
Miss Blanche Cutler who has been yis-
iting in the city for the past few days,
went to her home ia Plainfeld this after
noon.
The annual fair Of the Montpelier Mill
tary Band and Company H win be opened
in Afmory hall, Montpelier, next Monday
evening
William McKeowin, who has been call
ed 10 Burlington to see his daughter, Chris
tina, who is in a hospital there, sent word
yesterday that she Is no better.
Joseph. the l4-year-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Bottinelli Of Berlin street bad
an operation performed this morning bs
Or. spFague with Or. j s. Dezel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
Isl BARRE

Wm Rennie has moved from Webster
vile and is now boarding with Mrs Deni-
son
Mrs Gray Is still confined to the house
with sonsilitls, Though somewhat better al
this writing
The children of VIII Blanchard who
were suffering from tonsilltis are now full
II recovered
Rev. SIR. Woodruff and wife drove to
Williamstown Wednesday to visit friends
there.
Mrs Bert French did not seem SO well
yesterday Dr Camp came up In consul
tation with Dr. Macarthur.
Congregational church, Nov s. Preach.
ing service at 10 so a N. Sacrament will
be administered by the pastor Sunday
school at II 80 a m, Christian EndeaYoT
Is. Is p. m, preaching service p, m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
PRACTICALLY DESTITUTE.

Mrs. Nina Mitchell Of Montpelier Had
Lived on Doughnnts.
Montpelier, Nov 6.Mrs. Nina Mitch
ell has been found practically destitute
and been taken to the poor farm for treat
ment and care by the city She was sent
to Rutland last year aud later removed to
the asylum at Waterbury, as she was con-
sidered insane. About a week ago she
was released from the asylum and came to
this city She went to live in her old
rooms over the blacksmith shop behind
the French blouk and when Overseer Par
menter visited her she had been In bed
two days with nothing to eat but few
douEfnuts She was Immediately taken in
charge and removed to the poor farm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
GERMANY APPROVES.

says our Action Is Reasonable and Perfect.
~ Legitimate.
Berlin, Nov II The German foreign
office has authorized tie following state
ment: Germany approves Of America s
action III Panama, which Is reasonable
aud perfectly legitimate. Every great
power would act similarly In the same cir
cumstanees Germany recognizes the new
isthmIau republic 70 be practically Amer
ieas dependency She welcomes TIE
change al she drefers that canal TO be un-
Ger control Of America rather than an un.
stable South American state, whose whin
might lead her to block the canal and bonn
bard passing ships
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
Penniless portland.

Portland, Ore, Nov 6.-The Portland
city council has passed resolutions ask
ing Governor Chamberlain to call an
extra session Of the legislature to draft
laws which will permit the collection Of
taxes for the year 1908. Unless ain ex
ira session Of the legislature Is called
Portland will be without means oi
meeting its obligations. and under the
terms of its charter the city is forbid
den to increase its Indebtedness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
DEATH OF WIN. GARDEN.

Wac Born in Aherdeenshire. shetland. "a
Years Ago,
William Garden, who underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis Thursday, died
last night at his home on Prospect street.
He had bsen suffering from The disease
for some time, but II was thought after
the operation that he would recover
The deceased leaves a widow and two
children, Annie and Alex. He was born
Ii Aberdeenshlre, Scotland S4 years ago.
His residence IN this country covered a
period Of II years. He was q member Of
Clan Gordon, No. y, o. S. G., aud also
the Barre Quoting club.
The funeral win be held Sunday after.
noon at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
WILL ASSEMBLE MONDAY
Il Win Also Provide For the Selection
Of a President and Adopt Per-
maneSt Government.

Washington, Nov. Word has been
received from Panama 70 the effect that
the revolutionary government has issued a
cali for constitutional convention tc
meet Monday for the purpose Of adopting
permanent form Of government, provid-
ing for the selection Of a president and
drafting canal treaty with the United
States
The state department Is informed that
P0rtfrIo Meddendez has been inaugurated
governor Of Colon and has officially pro
claimed the independence Of the republic
of Panama Everything is quiet there
Quiet also prevails at Panama. Minister
Beanpre cables from Bogota that there Il
great excitement there over over the stu
alton on the isthmus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
RECOGNITION FROM FRANCE.

Panama's New Government IA Calming
strength.
Paris, Nov. THE news that the Uni
ted States has recognized the new repub-
lie Of Panama, has favorably impressed
French oficlal circles. The government
has now definitely decided to follow suit,
provided Panama guarantees the maintain
enee o. the rights Of the French Panama
canal company, protecting French inter-
ests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
RELEASED ON BAIL.

Alleged Iliegsl Deer sIayers Furnished
Rondsmcn.
Montpelier, Nov 6.--IIying Isham and
Fred A. Jewett Of Moretown, who we're
arrested last evening by Deputy Sheriff
Charles A. Smith for illegal shooting deer
we're in county court this afternoon and
bail was fixed by the assistant judges at
$500 Ia each case. j w Brock entered
as surety for Jewett aud as Jewett has
considerable property of his own he was
accepted as BAH for Isham. They both
returned TO their homes In Moretown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07

London, Nov 6 william Mccol.
Tough Of New York committed suicide
at boarding house in Bloomsbury, a
suburb Of this city, BY inhaling gas.
Papers found in his room indicate that
Mccullough was connected with the
sale Of Texas oil lands and that he had
a brother living at San Diego, Cal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
FUNERAL OF MRS. WHITAKER.

Held From Her Late Home Yesterday A.
ternoon.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jennie Patrick
Whitaker was held at s O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from her late home on Merchant
street, Rev Eliie &. d. Jones officiating
Singing was furnished by the choir Of the
Universalist church. There was large
gathering Of friends and the floral offerings
were profuse. one side Of the room where
the casket was being banked with flowers
The body was taken by the family, On the
S.35 train this morning to Hinssburg fol
burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
MONTPELIER SEMINARY WON.

Defeated st. Johnsbury Academy by Score
of 2s TO 0,
st. Johnsbury, Nov8.-- Montpelier Sem
mary defeated St Johnsbury Academy
this afternoon 2s to 0, in the final game Of
the championship series. The academy
team played a listless game the first half,
but braced up in the second half, when
the Montpelier boys scored only one touch
down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT IT.
District Attorney Martin Has No Use fer
the GoverAorship.

District Attorney Martin Has No Use fsr
the GOvernorsblp
Brattleboro, Nov 6. For the enlighten.
nent Of the papers that have been linkiug
the name Of District Attorney James L.
Martin with the govern0rship campaign Of
1904, The Reformer states Mr.. Martins
personal views on the subject: ~ wouldn't
enter the field, y says he, III ! were sure
Of the nomination. lt is true that NUM-
Der of politicians have been to me about
the matter but ] have told them all the
same thing. Being governor interferes
with lawyers practice more than $500
worth, and besides my term as UHited
States district attorney does not expire
for over two years Mr.. Martin evi-
IDENTIFY knows a good thing when he has i,
aud does not intend to let HIS political as
pirations prevent his holding good fed.
eral position as long as he can. The hon
or Of being governor Of the state Of YER
mont may be great but it won't pay gro
Gerry bills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
GREATLY SURPRISED.

Mrs Katherine Mckenzie Given Fur
scarf.
Mrs Katherine Mckenzie who Is to 20
to Boston to make her home with her son,
Robert Mckenzie, the well-known singer,
was given decided surprise at the home
Of Mrs II r. Hayes Of South Main street
last evening, when about % of the mem
bers OF the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Presbyterian church called.
The evening was spent very pleasantly.
Mrs Mckenzie was presented a fine fur
scarf, the presentation being made by
Rev r ii Mitchell. Mrs Mckenzie, al
though very much surprised, responded
briefly. Light refreshments were served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
THEY CUT DOWN TREE.

Action of Trespass Against workrAen Of
Orange Co Telephone co.
Montpelier, Nov. 6.-L. p Doten has
brought action in trespass in city court
against Henry S. Town, Henry Town,
Marcus Tucker and Harry Lyford FOR cut
ting down tree In front OF his house in
putting through the line Of the Orange Co.
Telephone company. The case is return
able before the city court next Thursday
W \ TAerIault appears for Mr.. Doten
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07
FOR PETIT LARCENY,

max woodbury. of Northnsid Fined SEQ
with Costs
Montpelier, Nov Max Woodbury. Of
Northheld, was brought before G. E.
Woodward as Justice, last evening,
charged with completely with Herbert Da-
Wis In the larceny of d rife. He was ar
raigned On the charge of petit larceny, to
which be pleaded guilty. a fine Of so
was imposed, with costs Of $500, which
ne paid. b 4, Bailey appeared for the
state and c. NJ Heaton for the respond
ART
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-07

Rutland, Nov g. Frank Al Myatt Of
Rerrisburgh. brakeman on the Rutland
railroad, whose left leg was cut off BY the
cars at Brandon 10 days ago while switch
ing in the railroad yards, died Of blood
poisoning at the Proctor hospital about
midnight. He leaves wife and four chill
dren. The funeral viii be held in this city
tomorrow.