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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
NEARLY 500 LIVES LOST
In CHICAGO THEATRE FIRE

from building opposite 10 the affrighted
women on the platforms with Instructions
10 place the end firmly on the iron frame
work. Women were being pushed every
instant into the alley and BY the time the
bridge was constructed but few remained
to sake advantage Of t. However, about
two dozen Il % believed made their way
across this narrow causeway
Although every available policeman
within call Of the department was imme-
diately hurried Co the spot and the men
placed ia lines at the end Of the block al
lowing nobody to enter Randolph street
from either Dearborn or State, it was
found for a time almost impossible to hold
back the frenzIed crowd that pressed for
ward, many Of them having friends or
relatives Ia the theatre and anxious to
learn something Of them The conduct Of
the police deserves all praise. The officers
held their ground firmly and gently pushed
back all those who songht TO gain an en-
trance to the theatre, although frantic
men, anxious TO look for their loved ones,
actually beat the officers with their fists in
their rage at being prevented.
In spite IF the efforts Of the police, how
ever, a large number Of people succeeded
in breaking through the lines and entering
the theatre, and 10 many cases did heroic
work In rescuing the injured and carrying
out the dead
The building was SO dark and the smoke
so thick that it was impossible to accom-
pllsh anything until lights had 0een se-
cured. A hardware company near BY at
once placed its entire stock Of lanterns at
the service Of the department Over 200
lights were quickly carried into the build
ing and the work Of rescue commenced
SO rapidly were the bodies brought down.
that for over an hour thsre were two
streams Of men passing in and out Of the
doorway, the one carrying bodies, the 9TH
er composed Of men returning get more.
The bodies we're carried into Thomps0a's
restaurant, which adjoins the theatre on
the east.
Chief Of Police O'Neill, describing the
position Of the dead at the exits Of the Sec
oud balcony says ''In the rush for the
stairs they bad jammed Ia the doorway
and were piled ten feet deep, lying almost
like shingles. Some Of them were alive
when we reached them and were strug-
Cling 70 get out. but they were SO pinned
down by the weight Of the dead and dying
piled upon them that three strong men
could nut pull the unfortunate ones free.
It was necessary 70 take the dead from
the top Of the pile. then remove the others.
Nothing Ia my experience ever approach
ed the awfulness Of the situation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
WILL SUSTAINED.
Heirs. WIN Not Get Anv Of p. Is. Brigham,s
s5.oOo.oOo

Heirs. Will NOT Get Anw Of II. B. BrighRm'a
S5,0O0.oOo.
Boston. Dec 30. The will Of the late
Peter B Brigham is sustained BY a de-.
cision handed down by Justice LeBaron
B. Coli ii the United states circuit court
today and the $4,000 900 involved viii go
toward fOunding brigham hospital accord
ing to the wi he's of the testator. The
heirs at lag contested this provision. The
decision holds that the heirs at law and
next Of kin have no valid claim to the
funds
Bakersfield, Dec 30 n F Brigham Of
bakersfield, nephew Of Peter 81 Brig
ham. June 26, 1902, filed bill In equity
in the United States court for decree Of
the estate held II trust for the hospital Ia
an endeayor to secure ST. 600 900 of the
property. Peter Dent Brigham was born
IN Bakersfield, but went to Boston, where
be amassed d large fortune lie died in
1877 To his native town he bequ athed
$40. 900, the sum Of $4,000 to be used for
maintaining and beantfying the village
cemetery and $50. 600 to be devoted to ed
ucafion. This fund was used ii founding
Brigham Academy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
EVENING TELEGRAM SOLD.
Purchased by Company Of Local Citizens
First Issue Saturday.

Purchased by Company Of Local Citizens
First Issue Saturday.
The Evening Telegram newspaper was
today sold to new company, composed Of
about 40 business men and others of Barre
and one or two stockholders outside 0f the
city. The new company takes possession
Immediately and viii Issue It's drst paper
on Saturday
The company has only effected a tempo-
rary organization, but viii meet next week
TO elect board OF directors Rev W. r.
Davenport has been elected temporary ed
itor aud will take charge Of the paper at
once. When asked as to his policy, he
stated he would announce that in Satur-
dayis issue
The new company proposes to install a
new press and new type and will make
general improvement In the appearance OF
the paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
M0FFAT MADE THREAT.
Intended To Take Poison II His wife Did
Not Return


Intended To Take Poison ii His wife Did
Not Return
Bennington, Dec The case Of state
rs. Mrs. Alice Moifat, charged with at-
tempting 10 poison her husband, Philander
Moffat, vas continued in county court this
morning
Witnesses for the prosecution were on
the stand Several II them testified to
what they knew about the former relations
that had existed between Joseph Mears
and Mrs M0Tat. Mrs. Conkey, a neigh
bor Of the MUffats testified that Matfat
came TO her one day and said to her II his
wife did not return to him he would fix
up dose for himself and horse and take
it. Clarence Mears, brother OF Joseph,
testified that at the time Of the hearing
here early in 1902 be came with Mrs.
Moffat They walked from Arlington to
SYNDICATE. and while III Arlington Mrs
Moifat gave Clarence money to pay his
brothers lawyer, aud be also saw her
pay money to witnesses. The pro
ceedings were generally devoid 0f inter
est.
The first witness called yesterday after
noon was the husband of the accused wo
man, Philander Mnffat. who told Of the al
ledged intimacy existing between bis wife
and Mears. he testified to being sick af-
ter eating Of pancakes prepared by the
latter, who was cook Also TO the sick
ness that came on him after drinking
whiskey bought for him BY Mears.
The second witness was the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Moffat, drs John Fox. Sh
corroborated her fathers testimony, but
said there Was nothing to conuect her
mother with the alleged poisoning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
UNION GOSPEL MEETINGS,
Interest in Evangeiist Davidson's work
Increasing.

Interest in Evangelical nnFidsous Work
Increasing.
Evangelist Davidson gave some inter.
estIng accounts Of answers to prayer 10
the afternoon meeting of yesterday and
III audience gave close attention. asst
evening he preached an excellent sermon
on how to .be.successful Christian workers
The greatest mistake IN the world Is not
70 do anything Tor fear Of making mis-
takes. IN order to do Christian work
there must be a real desire to do it. II
be q Christian means to have a helpful
spirit. Jesus went about doing good, and
SO must We We must work prayerfully
and scripturally.
Such work must be done with common
sense. It isa great mistake to draw at
tentiOn from Christ to the peculiarity OF
the worker. We must make people feel
that we sylnpathza with them Then we
must aim to reach all classes, the drunk
ard and the bad woman as well as respect
able classes Jesus treated such with
& eat tenderness.
BE courteous % everyone. Never pa
tronze Besides, we must haYe courage.
Mr. Davidson gave a thrilling example OF
enthusiasm Ia the case OF a young priest
who went out to assist Father Damien. the
devoted Roman priest who did such no.
table work among the lepers At Mol06ai
Special mention should be made of the
Instrumental music which very materially
assists the 0rganist aud the chorus choir
Tonight Is the last time that Mr. David
son will give a special message IN the eve
ming to Christians II will be a subject
appropriate to the last night
OF the old year.
He will preach again Friday evening
but win hold no more afternoon meetings
this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
ANOTHER TRY AT
P. w CLEMENT
Wilson VIII Have Another Chance IN
His Suit For Libel Jurors
Disqualified.

Burlington. Dec. 81 Judge Wheeler Of
the United States Court has granted a
new trial of the famous slandeF case of
Samuel D. Wilson, alias Waite, spotter,
afiainst r. w. Clement, in which tie
plaintiff claims $4,000.
Of disqualification Of Jurors Hewlett Of
Salisbury aud Markham Of Proctor, as
claimed by the counsel for the plaintiff.
Powell & Powell OF this city, who are
ready 60 try the case at once, aud the case
stands for trial here at the February term
Of U 5. court.
10 Is claimed that Hewitt was local
campaign manager for Clement In the gu
bernatotial canvass, and Markham was
station agent at Proctor aud interested in
Clements candidacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
Edward Jemary in House
Of Correction
TAKEN FROM ST. ALBANS
Many Persons on Trains Were Exposed
Was Treated By Dr.
Waugh.

Rutland, Dec. 31-Edward Jemary, q
prisoner az the house Of Correction, who
was brought yesterday from ST. Albans
has small pox When he arrived he had
an eruption Of thu skin. He stated be had
been treated By DR.. T r. Waugh Of st.
Albans for Cuban itch.
An examination found uumstakable
signs Of small pix He exposed many
persons on the train while coming Word
was sent to st. Albans bY the local health
officer 70 stop sending prisoners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Rev. p P. Womer and his wife re-
Gently of West Lebanon, N. III, went 10
Williamstown today They win return to
this city tomorrow and Will remain a few
days with Mr.. Mitchell IF the Presbyterian
church. From here they will 20 to Syra-
cuse, New York, where MFR. Womer is to
become the pastor Of a large and growing
Congregational church Mr Womer will
preach once and probably twice In the 10
oas Presbyterian church next Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
PURCHASES BUSINESS.

c. $. soule HuYs the Lumber Interest Of
the Late $. L. CrifEith.
Plaindeld Dec 30 Charles +. Sowle,
the surviving member OF the Groton Lum-
ber company, has purchased the interest
Of the S. Il. GIiliith estate In the firm and
now becomes sole proprietor Of the bust
ness He Is at present engaged in cut
ting large quantity Of lumber around
aud near Pigeon pond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
WORK ON VIEW.

Eveniag Drawing school WIN Award Di-
piomas saturday Evening,
conducted IN the Averill block has closed
its fall term and now has the work Of the
pupils on exhibition at the school rooms
All citizens are invited 70 call and inspect
it between the hours Of 10 aud u a. IN.
aud ESQ and z 30 ri nj until jan 8, when
the next term begins
The diplomas awarded for the term Just
closed VIII be distributed ut Miles hall on
Saturday evening, Jan. 2. at O'Clock. All
scholars are requested 10 be there at that
hour, The school has S5 pupils.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
Thnnka for Ala.

o. j. Dodge desires to express through
the Times bis appreciation and to thank
all for the timely assistance ia removing
his goods from his store in the Quinlen
block % the night Of the fire. lie also
wishes 10 thank the fTemea for their ef-
forts 70 protect his property and save the
same from destruction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
MEMORIAL TO BAILEY.

Washington County Bar Adopts Eulogistic
Resolutions.
Montpelier, Dee 30-A well attended
meeting Of Washington county bar was
held this evening at the court room, where
memorial services for the late States At
torney Frank A. Bailey were held
Ia seconding the resolutions Il. G. Shurt-
lsH, City Judge G. Il. Wood ward, ]. w.
Gordon, Fred L. Laird w A Lord and
j. II. Senter paid feeling aud eloquent
tributes to the deceased aud e II. Harvey
read an appropriate sketch Of Mr. Balley's
i5fa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
sT. ALBANS Will BOND.

wii Raise aIoneyta Pay for Needed Public
Works,
ST. Adams. Dee, 80 The voters Of the
city Of ST. Albans met al the city ball last
evening and decided to issue board Of pub
lie works bonds TO the amount Of $1,000
by vote Of l78 10 95. There was no de-
bate, the voters evidently being determin-
ed to settle the matter definitely without
any more words by vote that would rep
resent public sentiment In unmistakabIe
terms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
Leap Year galI

Under the auspices Of the Ladies Of the
Maecabees, dance at bales Paw lion.
Jan, 1 Wilder's orchestra to take cha ee
Also the ladies by request viii give theli
drll Dance ticket, 75 cents per couple
Ladies' or gentlemen wishing to see drill
without dance, 25 cents
Being the first event OF the season, la-
dies take your partner aud come and have
q good time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
Nem Yanr,a nav sarriea.

Gu January 1st, the Feast Of the Cir
cumcision, there will Be celebration of
the Holy Communion at the rectory OF the
Church Of the Good Shepherd ut 10 d. M.
Att p N On the same day there will be
divine service at the church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
MAY INVALDATE DEER LAW.
W. A. Lord Claims tip shooting of Does il
Not Illegal.

4AAAN q
Montpelier Dec 80. In the case Of
State ". Jewett, on the charge Of killing
doe, the demurrer interposed BY the re.
spondent's counsel, w. A. Lord, Il sus-
tained by the supreme court, will kl ock a
hole ia the deer law. Mr.. Lord contends
that the killing Of doe in the open sea-
son is not crime under the law. He says
1t is Que OF the basic principles Of criminal
law that prohibitory statute must be
precise, positive and complete In itself
without argumentatiYeness. lt is claimed
that the dser law is not positive in its pro
visions and that the intent can be found,
If at all only By arguing from one section
to another
Il Is said that there Is no positive pros
Addition of the shooting Of deer without
horns in any section Of the statute re.
ferred To.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
olyen New 90 rreaent

Montpelier, Dec. 3I.- Benjamin Gates,
formerly deputy county clerk, was sur
priSed today By New Years gift of an
iak roil-top desk chair and other Office
furnishings, from his former associates at
the county court house and from the law
ysrs Of the city,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

Nsw years DAY is Legal Hou.
day.
The Times will not issue a paper to-
morrow, New Years Day. az ii ia d legal
holiday and business generally viii be sus-
pended Saturdays Times will give full
reports of the days doncs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
DEATH OF MRS. GALES MOTHER.

Died at waltsaeid a. Result 81 =
shock.
Salty J., wife 0f James Newcomb 81
Waitsdsld, aui mo her Of Mrs. w III
Gale 0t this city, died this moraing from
the effects 0f shock She leaves besides
Mrs Gale Of this city. two ether children.
Mrs, 1T. II Eddy u st Johnsbury and b
II. Ssweomh Of Waits6eld The funeral
will BE- held at Naitsfeld Saturday after-
noon at ! O'Clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
Notice to the Pabile.

Please don't dump ashes 10 the streets
or cutters, because ID the spring these
ashes wash into the sewers and plug them
up Per order, Street Commissioners.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

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icuht Tenn irlt mco pmuuuguDe Mott.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
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msbte en- Worgen paa i'm 8anoring
neboper Sorretninssgaoen Gale
5Iorioa" / 9uenos apres en- ipinfel.
mayer WanS meo msrte, men tilta.
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Ranoer reipeftfulbt.
"Sm - bpor er on ira2 90 bpor
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Seq Dor pPret Der | ire Tiger, %
ieg er ameriforer."
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lanber, % ban life life "Dautees"
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RanSen op / 9orSet til gnnens
Resuifnbsfsrcr. Genne iifte beIlerit:e
gmeritonere.
"Soab fan on aisre2" ipurgte
acknowledgement Sen npe RanS.
"5oritaar on Dig pna gosboISeri2"
ia, min Serre. Seq bar ii Mars
GrfariY," iuareoe amerifaneren 70.
li8t.
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amerifanereu banbe Suitrii u
Barn / guencs apres. 81 Dollars
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foroi ban bar 4merifGner. fit bans
BLOB / aog. og ban bcitemte Zig Sa o.
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3posialo / @eneiee, Soabo.

Srebaa Den Site Suli itcbtes til Sotle
paa gor Sreliers Reni8neos &trfc9udro
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6. $. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
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Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

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luttet = fiube gienopta9e. boao ban
faIbte Fin llnsoomS rige SpsIer"
ueS at arbeiSe paa Spgoper. Der fun
De berige bans RerionIiebeo iomtt'
bist meo, at be itiuebe iterre 8rap II,
Ben. Soorben oct uiloe bnoe isrt
bom, % bpao ban oilSe bnne Ibrettet,
bpis han bapoe finnet uopifle fig til
ZEN Iaubens 9ipmpe / SieenIfob
eQer 9ipSpisSom", bpiS bet uisote
Soriottrrifob", ban omtaler / lit Scu'
neo, bapSe let Saseus Sp$, Ger
ON fan intet iiges. gronu fsr ban
booSe %aiiluttet lit ipecieae biitoriIfe
arbeioe, logbr Gsoen i'm foloe Saanb
paa BAN. Sg BET Spnspurtt, ira
builfet ban tilitoit og aigisrenSe ptloe
betraates, bar set, ont han bao6e up,
ret Ell tro Siener for tit SGorelanoS
Saa. Maret isr lin Isb ifreu ban I
lit Sepne0: "Ntig or bet ioore lloet
at peieS ener prageS iom Siitorltcr,
mar ieg finn tor 9isre &e8nin8 paa.
at oanIfe Wpn6 o. aoiuOer nit gien'
fienoe mig iom en- at bereS Ggne, %
at ieg al % iii uil blue nppnt blonot
benz, iom / tunse Cher ulbri8 mis-.
tpiuleSc ON Dor SrrIie. 0ettC
Saab pil / ri9eli9t WoaI 9aa / SpipL
belle. 1ercm uibuer oaiod bette
Wfin6esmGrfc.
Sibli9t % pnn nPrt Solo 8rebeS
ban al oct itore Sin uOenior bort
iSoIfs @rpnier. Wen ga han bleo
Iano, o. ga ct 8als par usooenoigt
palgte ban os. Sfltise ri oa life fien'
oes peb BAN? Sit 8aIg iortrso ban
life, mer befrGfteNe Oct iteoie incer'
Itaere og mere ioritaaenoe, alt eiter'
Tom hans Soropbelie / bort Sip o8 Dor
Siiiorie ifreo irem. Oerpeb er bans
9ip blepet en- 9eitprtelie ior oS.
Get bar bans Sipsop8aoe ut no
iprite aariagerne iii DonmarfS lllpf'
fe. Men en- 9ptfe for Daumarf er Oct
at Oct liee poo ielue 6oIteliuets
-@r9nie bar funnel foItre Ssnner Joni
ham, Ger oirer oct tbereS kingdoms
Trsmme o. bier oct Oeres Nano'
oomS 8ierning.
Saa ifal Ser bore acre % 6reS
oper bans Dtinoe, % oenne Steu Ifal
tao JON ct ipnIigt Sesn berpaol