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brought a charming idea from the
Oldest part Of the old world
The project Of a sunken garden was
distinctly Oriental. and there is said
to be nothing like it in this country.
Tt includes q waterway running in
north from the bridge nearly 200 feet
with a depth Of four feet and width
Of thirty-hve feet. On either side
there Is an esplanade twenty feet
wide. and at the north a broad deck
has a fountain az q center ornament.
All this Is fus.y twenty feet below
the turf gcaGe O. ether side, and from
ia. cay.a45Ga tao stairways on tae
..G-tI1cast ana nor invest lead 10 a
higher c4.5!Anade. beneath which -
81 Iyualf5izsg station From. this sec
oud iaval other snort stairways lead
TO lac grounds.
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It was an undeniably large under
taking. The waters of the lake were
damned out at the bridge and the
basin drained and excayated to a
depth Of thirty feet along the banks.
Pniug was driven al the basis OF re-
tanning walls, and the water encIo-
sure is Of cement rubble and brick.
with copings Of marble The stair
ways, fountain and ornamentation are
Of marble. and outside the bridge the
shadows are dredged and cleared OF
PUSHES.
Two hundred feet away. and at the
Conveyance &C the Three dIives-t,ys
which lead through tae Italian gar
Gems 10 the casino, . Circular basin
sixty feet in diameter has been con-
yerted into an electric fountain.
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ridors are brilliantly illuminated on
festive occasions by a huge chande-
Tier composed of 10000 pieces of
crystal
The drawing rooms, music room,
ballroom, theater, dining room and
library are on the first floor.
The theater follows the color scheme
of the hall in a deeper tone o. Grim
son, It has comfortably upholstered
seats of the regulation design for 125
persons. The stage and scenic prop
critics are of the most artistic and
luxurious kind. and were sunarintend-
cd by AIRS. Gould herself
The drawing room furniture is car
lied out in gold decora tons on Cir
cassian walnut. the coverings being Of
costly tapestry. The drawing room
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The effect of the entire scheme is
as attractive as it is original From
the bridge the perfect lawn, with its
rare shrubs. stretches away to the
right and the court is indistinctIy
seen through the trees. Directly De
Iow, and in front. the new water gar
den lies in the sunshine, with the
stables and the artistic little lodge OF
the groom guarding the gates Of the
main driveway
The materials used in the construc-
ton Of the house were brick. terra
Gotta and stucco. us interior finish
iz IL marble and hardwood The
zreat cream coiored ediHCe is sur
rounded by 200 acres of Gue woods
beautiful lawn of 500 feet Slopes
from the front of tive house to the
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lake, the thirty or EaeFe dwelling
rooms of the family face the water.
and catch a view of the great circular
flower bed to the north, and to the
south there j. a silhouette OF the pic
turesque bridge that spans an arm Of
the lake. traversing the greeHsward-
Beyond the main building in the
distant shuTbery can be caught
view of the stables and the recreation
grounds with their tennis court and
bowling alleys. The main road skirts
the rear of tho grounds with its cosy
lodge and magnificent entrance gates.
So much Tor the Impression OF the
exterior The interior may justly be
called the expression of Mrs. George
GouId's individual taste, for every
room WAS furnished ana decorated
under her supervision.
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wood avenue the land purchased BY
Mr. Gould was bounded by the drive
which skirts the shores Of Lake Car
saljo, and at one point just beyond
Georgian Court Mr. Gould's holdings
included a shallow inlet which was
formerly covered by a rustic structure
known as the kissing Bridge" BY
many young persons the removal Of
the Little bridge was Iamented, but
the work was accepted as an inevita-
bic sacrifice Of old romances before
the march of the Up-to-date.
The completion Of the new bridge
left within Mr.. GoulTs high iron in
closure a bit Of marsh land, quite
near the house. It vas not suggestive
Of perfect sanitary conditions. and
TO the task unlimited money has
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White and gold is she keynote Of
the color scheme. The main hallway.
Tor instance, is white. with walls
hung in gorgeous crimson tapeshies
Through the center rises VIII te
marble stairway. hanked by a daz-
zling baIustrade Of gold. eiaborateIy
carved. From each end of the maia
hall to the right and left are corri-
doris that give a coup d'oen OF the
whole length OF the building vista
of white. gold and crimson. sur
mounted by rich Canterbury frieze.
Mr.. Bruce Brier is very proud Of
what he calls this unitarian plan
There is no need" he remarks. to
find Your way round You ara at
home the moment you are inside the
door"
The great hall and extending cor
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Continued on Page -Four, this section
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
IRISH REFUGEE FREED.


Federal Commissioner Holds rhHt
Lynehehaun's Crime vvas Political.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 2. Charles
w. Momes, United States commission.
er, has ruled that the crime for which
James Lyncheham was sentenced III
Ireland was a political crime and that
Lynehehaun should be released from
custody. Mr.. Moores decided that the
assault on Mrs. Mcdonnell by Lyncle.
haun was incidental to the popular
movement to overthrow the landlord
system Of Ireland
]. N. la Toilette, representing the
British government, asked that the
case be certified TO the secretary Of
state This motion was overruled. and
Lynehehaun left tie court room a free
man.
There was pronounced demonstra.
ton in the court room, which was filed
with prominent Irishmen Of this city.
Lynchehaun was confined in an Eng
lish prison, having been convicted Of
assault with intent 10 Kill on his land
A'Atet ~ - tAE-iAtiE AAAI3batt4N44s Tx rs
capped to this country and was tracked
here by English police officers. They
found him in indianapolis. where he
was arrested as Il fugitive from tns-
tee.
Lynchehaun's defense was that bis
crime was political lie told on tie
witness stand Of a secret meeting Of
Irishmen at which 1t was determined
to drive Mis- Mcdonnell ont OF tine
country. She was an unpopular land
ford
Accordingly some Of her buildings
were set On Gre Lynchehaunis story
Of his assault Oh her was that Size
came out with revolver to witness
the destruction Of her property and
meeting him. assailed him with denm
Citations as The cause of it all
Leading lrishmen Of this city ana
elsewhere espoused his cause ana stood
BIZ him after his arrest here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
FALL COLDS.
DANGEROUS BECAUSE HARD TO
CURE.
An Offer 10 the People Of Barre From
OR Well-Known Druggists,
Rickert & Wells.

Our wel-kn0Wn druggists, Riekert &
Wells, claim they have a cure for colds and
coughs, and If it fails they will refund
your money. The remedy is Ylnol, and we
have heard such wonderful results from it
that we advise every person 10 Barre who
is suffering from cold or cough to try it
on their guarantee.
A hard cold and hacking cough may be
the means Of undermining your constitution
and terminate in consumption. Cough
syrups, while they temporarily allayt be
spasms Of coughing, owing to the opiates
they contain, upset the stomach and do not
cure the cause; ld-fashiOned cod liver
oil and emissions are so nauseating that
few can take them.
Yinol is delicious to take, and contains
all the active curative principles of cod liv-
er oil ina highly concentrated form, and it
is, therefore. the greatest specific known
for coughs, colds and bronchial troubles
You would not eat an egg, shell aud all.
For the same reason you should not take
old-fashoned col liver oil or emalsi0ns,
just to get the medicinal curative elements
which they contain.
The Nin0l manufacturers separate them
for you, throw away the useless oil and
give You in a delicious. concentrated form
all the healing and life-giving elements
which are to be found in fresh Gods livers.
That is what gives Yinol its wonderful
power to cure coughs, colds aud all throat
and lung troubles and makes it the great
est tonic reconstructor known to medicine.
kekert y Wells, Druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

tary Carter. AS head OF the provisional
government after the overthrow Of
Queen Lilluokalani and as governor
Of the territory Of Hawaii after its
annexation to the United States Gov.
ernor Dole was recognized as one Of
the foremost figures in the islands.
He is regarded as a man Of great force
Of character and lawyer Of marked
ability. His personal popularity among
the people Of the Hawaiian Islands
has been attested often.
New Governor Is Presidents Friend.
George Il. Carter, who will succeed
Judge Dole as governor is a long time
personal friend of the president, by
whom he is held in high regard 1t
was at the presidents personal request
that he accepted the position Of sec
rotary of the territory. Mr. Carter was
graduated at Harvard He is now in
this country for the purpose of float
ing $1,000,000 Of Hawaiian bonds which
were authorized by the territorial gov
eminent and approved by this govern
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Paris, Nov p Count Cassinl thj
Russian ambassador to the -Unitel
States, is reported as saying eonccnms
the Russian occupation of Mukden, tht
capital OF Manchuria "The reports an,
based on the assumption that Russia
has reoccupied Mukden, but this IS a
misleading use Of the word ireoccupa.
ton. Mukden is the capital Of Man
churia, and Russia maintains LEI
forces in Manchuria, including presum.
ably the capital. 1t is therefore some.
what misleading 10 refer to the reoc-
cupation' Of Mukden. l am quite sure
the situation viii not have a seriou,
aspect when the facts are known and
understood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
TO BUY THE PRIARs' LAND.

hone Of a speedy settlement OF the
vexed Philippine question.
Rome. NOV 2.-The Vatican hopes
soon to solve the question of the sale
and purchase Of the friars land 10 the
Philippines and the departure Of the
friars. The United States has increas-
ed its otfer for the lands 70 Ss,000000.
and the frlars, under pressure Of Mgr
Guidl. apostolic delegate IN the Philip
mines. have reduced their demands to
sl2000.00O. 1t Is believed here, how
ever that II the United States win
offer 100000 Ia agreement can BE
reached
In order to make the solution easier
the Vatican has instructed the generals
Of the four interested orders. The DO
minlcans. Augustinians. Recoletos and
Franciseans. to make their provineials
In the Philippines understand thor
ougbly that the money cannot be taken
out Of the islands, as the lands are not
theirs personally, but must go for the
benefit Of the church in the Philip
pines. once the land question has been
settled it is Thought the friars win de-
part as a consequence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Philadelphia, Nov 1.-Two additional
shops, the twelve inch ana the ten incl
steel mills, Of the Pencoyd Iron works
have been closed and 1900 employees
are now idle. One steel mill and one
furnace are still in operation, but they
will be closed next Saturday. rendering
idle 400 men. The Pencoyd works are
operated by the American Bridge com.
pany and the A. & f. Roberts compa.
ny. Charles Major, an official Of the
latter company, stated that lack Of or
ders was responsible for the suspen.
sion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
Tornado Killa Two IL oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, Okla. NOV Q Two
persons were killed and nine injured,
two perhaps fatally, and half a dozen
farmhouses were demolished by a tor
nado that formed three miles north OF
Hydro, IN Caddo county. The tornado
swept nearly everything before it for a
distance of four miles Farmhouses,
barns and fences were completely
wrecked and crops ruined The proper
~ loss IS estimated at $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
POSTAL AUDITOR REPORTS
Makes Recommendations To Cmre De-
fects In the service.

Makes Recommends tions To Care Zee
fects In the service.
Washington, Nov p Various ree-
concentrations TO cure defects in ac-
counting methods under which abuses
in tho postal service have occurred are
made by Henry al Castle. auditor for
the post Office department. ia his am
nual report to the secretary Of the
treasury ana the postmaster general
He says that the defects pointed out
make infinitely greater postal abuses
than those already disclosed not only
possible, but safe. The report says the
aggregate transactions OF the postal
service during the fiscal year were ST.
026, 73i ,40S. as follows: Revenues, $l34-
224,443; expenditures, Sl3S. 7s4.4Ss; to-
tai amount Of money orders issued.
S3s8,s65,5S4; money orders paid, S3G4,-
S56,S93. Mr.. Castle says:
'Presumptiyely there is a double au-
dit Of all government receipts and dis
bursements, but, literally, under ex-
listing laws and conditions, 90 per cent
of the postal transactions can have no
examination whatever in the post Of
flee department. Less than S15O.O00.-
600 Of the 81 0o0,o000O0 annual trans.
actions can have the shadow Of q
double audit"
The report recommends an amend
ment to the law prohibiting the pay
ment of any salaries or expenditures
pertaining to the business of the post
Office department by order on a post.
master 1t also recommends Other
safeguarding amendments, together
with an increase of 100 clerks to han
die current business and vitality i'm.
portant work necessary to the safe
audit OF $1,000, 100000 a year. TIE
auditor summarizes the recent invest
cation OF the methods Of his Office and
deprecates the fact that the auditor
keeps no accounts for postage stamps
stamped paper and envelopes, etc.
bought BY the post Office department
from the manufacturers or contractors
and urges q law to remedy this defect
He also makes other recommendations
concerning the affairs Of the depart
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Washington, Nov 2 The civil sery
ice commission has received advices
from Theodore Babcock Jr., secretary
Of the local board OF examiners fol
the custom house In New York, thal
Daniel 0'shea and Jeffrey O'ConneH
have been found guilty III the United
States court Of conspiracy TO defrand
the government and have been sen-
fenced to pay a fine Of $50 each. Tie
charges were to the effect that O'CoH-
nell, who was an applicant for a posi-
ton in the custom house. induced
O'Shea to impersonate him in the ciYl
service examination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Washington, Nov 2.-The gunboat
Helena has been ordered from shane.
hal TO Newchwang, China, where, il Z
expected, she viii remain during tie
winter months. She VIII 20 into mud
dock to protect her from the ice IN th4
river. Her retention NNewchwang &
regarded as an indication Of the assoc.
ton by the United States Of the right
Of free use Of that omen port
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Washington, Nov. 2 William H.
Wentz, twenty-one years old, who came
here from Williamsport, Pa, was an.
rested at the White House and has
been committed to the ST. Elizabeth
Asylum For the Insane He said he
wanted to take Secretary Loeb's place
and asked for protection from stenogra-
piers who, he thought, sought to kill
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
The coming Consistorie.

Rome Nov. 2The Vatican Is hurry
ing forward preparations for the seerei
and public consistories which are Il
be held respectively Nov and -
when the pope viii create his first car
dinals. Only two cardinals win X
named, Mgr Merry del Val as the in
eyitable result Of his appointment 1t
papal secretary Of state and Mgr. Cal
iegaria, archbishop Of Padua, owing Il
the ancient friendship and affection b,
tween him and the pope
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
NEW HEAD
FOR HAWAII
Governor Dole Leaves Post lie Has
Held Many Years.
SUCCEEDED BY SECRETARY.
The New Territorial Ruler Il "A Per-
sonal Friend OF President Roose-
velt-siany Island OmciaIs Ten-
der Their designations.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The president
has made the following appointments:
Sanford p. Dole. to be United States
district judge for Hawaii to succeed
the late Judge Morris N. Estee; George
Il. Carter, secretary Of Hawaii, to be
governor Of the same, to succeed Gov
ernor Dole.
Both appointments will be sent to
the senate soon after the converting Of
congress.
President Roosevelt is well acquaint-
ed with both Governor Dole and Secre-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Picking, Nov ?, The Japanese consul
at Newchwang reports that the Rus
slams have reoccupied Mukden with 500
soldiers. Mukden, which Is several
miles from the railway was evacuated
April 5 by the withdrawal Of the gar-
rison to the railway. In view Of ihe
American md Japanese treaties proyid.
ing for the opening Of Mukden to for
eign trade and settlement this step ou
the part Of Russla Is considered impor
tant and significant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
two IxiIIed ~ r.nin

Cleveland, o., Nov 2--samueI nun
kin, aged tifty-iive years, a contractor.
well known throughout the country.
was instantly killed and a woman com
panion, Miss Matte Fltzsimmons. ID
badly injured that she died while be.
ing taken to d hospital. The couple
were driving IN phaeton near Cor
lette Station, q suburb Of this city, and
while attempting to cross the tracks
the rig was struck by the Erie fiier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
atsraet, In NinneanoIis

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. q The
grand Jury has presented its report to
the district court and, according to
this report graft permeates the city
council. The report declares that there
are aldermen who block legislation un.
I'll they are paid their prices. The
grand jury report is a most scathing
arraignment Of municipal government
in Minneapolis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Boston, Nov 2 An Internal maca a
addressed to Peter Kureghlan, the ea
itor Of Young Armenia, found by tlt
landlady Of the house where the eato
lives, has been turned over to the r3
lice They think the incident ali oat
come Of the assassination Of Sagatc
Sagonni 10 London last week. Kureghl
an, whose paper is the organ Of It'd III,
lIuntshagist wing Of the Armenian
revolutionary party, has been outspokei
IN criticism OF the new wing. whel
he has accused of misapproprlatina
funds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Annapolis Nd, Nov 2.Eirst Glass
Cadets Is. w. Chaflee DC Wisconsin, +.
II. Leland OF Iowa and j p Little Of
Ohio have been placed On the prison
ship santee Ak the Naval academy
wharf charged with hazing certain
fourth class men Superintendent
Brownson declines to make d state
ment relative to the charges against
the prisoners but from other sources Il
* learned that the ha2ing consisted of
personal indignlties The charges Will
be thoroughly investigated BY the Na
val academy officials
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
state sues Embeznier's Bondsmeu.

bridgeport Conn, Nov, BY per-
mission Of the probate court for fhe
district OF Fairfield the state Of Con-
nectlcut has brought suit for damages
Of 100000 against Charles z. Jellilfe
ana Elisha Sherwood Of Southport as
bondsmen for Oliver T. Sherwood, the
former cashier Of the Southport Ma
tional bank, who is now serving a sen-
fence for embezzling the funds Of that
institution. Oliver q Sherwood was
administrator OF the estate 81 Burr
Perry Of Southport, and the suit Is
brought to cover an alleged disappear
ance Of $4,000 from the funds Of the
estate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
ENGLAND AND
RUSSIA.
Report That Cars CounselOrs Are
Seeking an Alliance.
INTEREST SHOWN IN PLAN
Reoecupation OF MuIsden BY the
Russian Troops Is Considered
Important ana Significant.
Count Cassini's Views.

st. Petersburg, Nov. IA dispatch
from Port Arthur says considerable IN
terest is manifested there in an article
published by the Noyykrai, the organ
Of Yieeroy Alexieff, commenting favor
ably on the idea OF an Anglo-Russian
rapprochement. TO which, the writer
asserts, there is no serious obstacle
Much significance is attached TO this
comment emanating from such an in-
spired quarter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Philadelphia, Nov. 2. An express
train which left this city for New
York. over the Reading railway at s
o'clock was derailed at West Nesha-
miny Falls, Pa, q short distance from
this city, by the breaking DC ala axle
On the engine. None Of the passengers
was injured but tile locomotive struck
and killed Joseph German, assistant
foreman Of section gang, and fatally
injured two lahorers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Washington Nov Orders have
been given TO place the cruiser Column
bia IN commission at fhe New York
navy yard for service with the At
lantic training squadron She is one
Of the two triple screw cruisers in The
navy, but for many months past has
been used as a receiving ship at New
York. The Cleveland has been ordered
placed ia commission 1T the Ports
mouth en-. H. navy yard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
FootbnIt Victim neod.

Worcester, Mass, Nov IA special
TO the Telegram from Athol says that
Daniel ]. Meaney eighteen years Of
age, captain Of the Athol High School
football team, has died from injuries
received in game a week ago. The
team has been disbanded in conse.
quenee of Meaney's death,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Susquehanna, Pa. NOV. 2 At d con
ference here between Mechanical su-
periutendent Morris and other Erie
railroad officials and representatives
Of the boilermakers union the strike
Of the boilermakers Of the railroad SIS
tenn was amicably settled. The men
will return 70 work next Wednesday.
when all Of the shops on the line viii
resume onerati0ns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Buffalo, Nov 2. Mrs. Leonora Fl.
Bodamer, wife Of the chief clerk Of the
bureau Of engineering, was found dead
in her home. Medical Examiner Dan
ser is OF the opinion that she fainted
and fell in such a position that her
high collar cut of the supply OF air To
her lungs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Worcester. Mass, NOV "a special
to the Telegram from Clinton says that
Jeremiah McCarty, engineer at the
electric lighting works OF the Clinton
Gaslight company was killed while
at work in the engine room McCarty
was alone when the accident occurred.
His head was cut in two, caused, it Is
believed, by blow from a governor
rod
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
ANOTHER version FROM Berlin.

Berlin. Nov. 2.-It is reported here
that while one object Of the visit 70
Paris Of Count Lamsdorff, the Russian
foreign minister, WIS by inducing
France to exert her good Offices TO end
the tension between Russia and Japan
there was another object almost equal
" important Russia desires France 70
induce Great Britain TO recognize Rus
sia's permanent occupation Of Manchu
ria, and in return Russia is willing 70
recognize the British protectorate over
Egypt, which has heretofore been re-
fused
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02

Tientsin, China, Nov. 2.-The third
installment Of the indemnity to be paid
by China to the United States, making
total to date of rs per cent OF the
amount agreed upon, has been paid to
the American representatives, and a
promise was given to pay the remain
der in December.