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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
WILL NOT INTERFERE
statement Of the President on thu
New York MayoraIty Contest.

statement Of the President on the
New York AIayoraIty Contest.
New York, Sept. II. Il President
Roosevelt's attention having been call
ed to the letter of District Attorney
Jerome addressed to a member Of the
Citizens Union, in which mention was
made as to the presidents position in
the coming mayoralty campaign in this
city, the following authoritative state
ment has been given out:
"It is authoritatiyely stated that the
presidents position in the mayoralty
situation is as follows:
"The president has not interfered and
viii not interfere in any way, shape OF
manner either for or against the nomi-
nation Of any candidate for mayor. As
an individual the president is, Of
course, keenly interested in the success
Of any movement for good government
in New York city, as in any city in til,
land, but the president does not regarC
It as any part Of his duty as presiden
to use his position to influence in any
way any municipal election"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
cow On Track Caused wrecls,

Shelton, Conn, Sept IL COW
walking on the track caused the wreck
of the south bound New Milford ex.
press over the Berkshire division OF
the New York, New Haven and Hart
fora road, but only two men, both OF
the train crew, were slightly hurt, The
engine and baggage car were thrown
down twenty-five foot embankment
but the passenger coaches, although
derailed, remained upright on the road
bed The accident occurred 1T halse
shoe curve four miles above here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
SIR THOMAS ILLNESS.
Phyaiciana Declare That lie Has
Appendicitis.

Physicians Declare That lie Has
Appendicitis.
Chicago, Sept 17.-Slr Thomas Lip
ton is suffering from "colitis and en-
tarrhal appendicitis according to an
official statement made by his physi.
clans. Assuming the public 70 be in
possession Of the fact Of the distin-
guished Engllshman's illness, the state
ment was issued as follows:
"The disease, colitis and catarrhal
appendicitis, IS progressing fayorably.
and the condition of the patient is sat
isfactory"
The statement is signed by Homer
n. Thomas, NJ, D.; George w. Web.
ster. M. D., and Nicholas Sem, M. ID.
Sir Thomas complained Of a pain in
his stomach Tuesday morning when
he arrived In, Chicago to be the guest
Of Alexander II. RevelI and incidental
~ to look after his business interests
here A few hours later he was com.
PEELED to take to his bed in his apart
ments at the Auditorium Annex. Later
the physicians whose names are signed
to the foregoing statement held a con
sultation, and it was decided that the
patient must remain indoors for a few
days at least.
A banquet in Sir Thomas honor had
been planned for the Chicago Athletic
club, but it was, of course, impossible
for the guest Of honor to go. A coach
ing trip and a theater party were also
planned, but they have been Cancelled.
No callers are admitted to the sick
room, and the hotel proprietors have
taken extra precautions to maintain
quiet in that part Of the hotel
"Sir Thomas has been feeling i'll ever
since we left the east" said John
Westwood, Sir Thomas secretary.
"He has, we think, been under toe
great a strain and has attempted to
participate in more social events than
were good for him. He has had prac-
tically no sleep for three nights past
and has suffered a great deal. He has
been on an exclusively milk diet for
three days"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
THE GEAR AND BULGARIA,
Alleged plan to Grab Territory After
war with Turkey.

war With Turkey.
London, Sept. 17.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
claims to have the highest diplomatic
authority for saying that Russla's Bal
kan policy is to isolate Bulgaria by re.
fusing to stop the Macedonian massa,
ores and inducing the powers to remain
inactive Then, when Turkey has de.
feated Bulgaria, Russia will insist on
stepping in and occupying Bulgaria I'M
der the pretext Of protecting her. Thus
Bulgaria would become Russia's vassal
A dispatch from Belgrade to the
Daily Mail asserts that the Seryian
government lately equipped bands
which were sent III military trains tc
the frontier, where each man was Civ
en- arms, provisions and $25 in cash
The Turkish representative has de
manded the cessation Of this practice
The correspondent of the Daily Mai
at Monastir describes the underground
cells in the prisons there used for polit
ical prisoners. They are SO low that
the inmates cannot even sit; they must
lie down Water is poured into the
cells at night by soldiers who prod
the prisoners with bayonets to prevent
sleep. Food is withheld for three days
the air passages are stopped and other
fortunes inflicted in order to force the
prisoners into confessions Of compile
ity with the revolutionaries. Many
have died In prison,
A Constantinople dispatch to Vienna
asserts that Colonel Massey, who wa:
commissioned by the British embassy
TO inspect the action Of the Turkish
troops in the Adrianople district has
returned to Constantinople, having
been forbidden to continue the journey
1t is stated that as far as his obserya
lions went they confirmed the reports
of the determination Of the Macedo
Man population by the Turks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
THE REBELS
DEFEAT TURLS
Three Bauai0ns Of sultan'S Troops
Almost Annihilated.
OOEsULS HELD AT MONAsTIB
Turkish Authorities Tell Them Their
Lives WIZ BE Endangered II They
Leave Gross Outrnges Com
tInue In Mncedonin.

Constahtinople, Sept. 17-Contray TO
the official reports. advices from good
sources say the Macedonian insurgents
are holding their own at several points
and are inhlcting defeats on the Turks
In the districts Of Morihoya and Mel
mix, sixty-fye miles from salonika-
where three Turkish battallons have
been annihilated
The local authorities at AIonastir are
seeking to prevent the foreign consuls
and correspondents from leaving the
town under the allegation that THEN
lives win be endangered
1t is said that the sultan was much
annoyed when he learned that Alba
Man troops had been dispatched to
Adrianople.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

heart and James Breen, alias Kelly ! is
held by the police as his slayer
The victim Of the Monk" Eastman
gangs rioting was Michael Donovan.
twenty-seven years old, steyedore
John Carroll was MORALLY wounded
in the same riot and Anton Bern-
hauser, a laborer, was shot through the
jaw.
Monk Eastman the leader Of the
gang, who gave his name as George
Delaney, was arrested, With him
were taken prisoners Isa1ore Bern.
stein, twenty-six years old, painter;
George Meyers, alias Sally, said to be
Eastman's first lieutenant and George
Davis, q laborer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
COSTLY ATTENDANCE
IorlgInaL1

tOriginall
was standing on the quarter deck
(this was before the time OF bridges
aboard ship, working out Of New York
harbor, when man came up the COM
panion way, looked wildly about him
and gasped III establishment
"WelI my man." / sang out, whats
the matters"
Il don't know, he said How did
get aboard this ship"
You probably skulked aboard, but
you won't skulk now you've got aboard,
You'll work your passage"
You see, we had SO much Of this sort
Of deadbeat that we'd got tired Of it.
and / didn't propose to be humbugged
The man was well dressed-in fact too
well dressed to make sailor of or for
him to stand heaying coal into the fur
naces. looked him over and made up
my mind to make cabin boy Of him.
Now, see here / said II Is too late
10 put you ashore. You know that or
you wouldn't have shown yourself till
later. I've got TO take you 70 Liver
pool You so to the head steward and
tell him to get what he can out Of you
While ] was speaking the man seem
ed 10 be trying to recall something.
Then he thrust his hands into his trou-
sers pocket, then into all the rest q
his pockets evidently looking for mon
ey. Then he turned TO me and said;
Put me ashore,
put you ashore5 / would without
your asking ii I could rye got The
mails on board, and | daren't lose an
hour
was watching him Ike cat and
fclt sure lie was playing the emotions
that would be expected Of him under
The circumstances.
what am I 70 do, captaing
"Do what / told you 10 do 90 70 thc
head steward for work
lie disappeared from above the com.
panonway ana I heard nothing more
of him till went 10 my cabin, where
found d protest drawn UP IN Iegal
form against my taking him to Liver
pool ana demanding to be pat ashore
At first I was staggered but Id seer
many a sharper dodge than that, and
assumed that the man had brought The
paper aboard with him. ! paid no at
tention to Ii and IN a few days forgot
all about tile fellow, tim one day III
appeared in the saloon where / was
at dinner and handed me a plate d
soup
"Used to waiting on tableg" ! asked.
ooh, yes"
where have you done any waitingg
Summers hotels"
Like it,"
"Its the easiest job you could have
given me, but It II be rather expensive
for you before my bill is paid"
"What do sou mean|
Il mean that every time | hand yor
plate Of soup 1t II cost your company
$1,000"
smiled good humoredly, being quite
amused at the mans gall" Il was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
MURDERS IN NEW YORK.

Assassination and Riot In the Lower
East Side.
New York. Sept II Two murders,
in one Of which an innocent hotel pro-
prietor was the victim Of his efforts to
prevent the robbery Of guest. the
other the result Of a drunken riot par-
ticipated in by Monk Tastman's
gang and the Paul Kelly association,
furnish the latest sensation In the
metropolis.
The murdered hotel keeper was Will
liam Keys, proprietor Of the East Piv-
err hotel at Catherine slip and Water
street Keys was shot through the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
Made SNORT work s. MARTIN

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept Ia sam
Mcyey, the colored fighter from OK
nard. Md. made short work OF "Den-
yer Ed Martin Martin was knocked
out in the first round, Three short
arm right handed blows, delivered at
close range. landed in the region Of
Martins solar plexus. and Martin went
down on his face and was counted out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
Quarantine AGAINST New Laredo.

WunFantIMe AEnEnsF New Lnred0.
Laredo, Tex, Sept 1.-THE Texas
state board Of health and the federal
authorities have established a most rig
orous quarantine against New Laredo,
Mexico, opposite this city, on account
Of the appearance of several very sus
picious cases Of fever which physicians
say indicate all the symptoms Of vel
low fever One death has resulted thus
far. Many people are preparing tc
leave the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
TURKISH oUTRAaEs CONTINUE
More Fighting In the NeIghborhoOd
of Monastfr.

OF Monastir.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. IL. Further
letters from Monastr report that light
ing has occurred at Kaimaclila be-
tween Turkish troops ana 100 insur-
gents under the leaders Tan and
Aleko. The result is not yet known.
Turkish soldiers have raided the es-
tate Of one Of the sultan's bodyguard,
SefuIo Bey, at Sturbola Presta; pill
LACED twenty-slx Bulgarian houses.
cruelty maltreated four women and
taken 1900 sheep.
About 200 refugees from the burned
village OF Dyavata, who bad gone to
Malovisstha, have mysteriously disap-
peared. They are believed to have
been captured BY Turks, as a Turkish
regiment proceeded to Maloyisstha
Sept. 10 with the intention Of sup.
pressing 100 insurgents from Asso's
band Eighty-eight Of these men es.
capped, and the remaining twelve de
Tended themselves for several hours
and were killed when a second Turkish
regiment arrived on the scene Asso
sent letter 10 Maloyisstha the next
day, with a suggestive bullet demand
ing the names Of the villagers "whc
had betrayed the twelve insurgents.
Ferdinand of Bulgaria has arrived
here from Euxinograd
A semiofEicial statement just ISSUED
says:
'The details received here Of tht
atrocities daily committed By Turkisl
soldiers pass the bounds Of imagina
ton. The general opinion is that Adri
anople viii soon be entirely depopulat
ed Of the Christian element"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

Rumford Falls, Me-, Sept 17-Seyen
hundred and fifty men employed at the
international Paper company's mills
here have gone out on strike. The
strikers objected TO working with nom
union men,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
q Na8oS0e0 9
The Times Daily Short Story.


evident he was trying to bluff me info
giving him a FIRST class passage out
and home again Still the next morn.
ing | awoke before daylight and. got
TO thinking about the fellow till be-
gan to be worried Caution said treat
him as If you believed him. You'll lose
nothing. Whereas if you don't aud he's
all right he may make trouble for you.
But the matter had gone too far for
me 20 retreat. and took no action
On the return trip, the second morn
ing out, who should | see en deck,
dressed in a jaunty English suit, puff
ing a good cigar, but my shanghaied
man.
Good morning, captain he said.
what II be the run todayT'
looked at him pretty steadily for a
moment, then turned on my heel and
went 10 the purser, who told me the
man was down on the list as Nelson
Brentwood Of New York began to
fear was in for trouble
Just before we reached New York,
going into my cabin one morning,
saw on my bunk a paper. / opened it
and read
THE - STEAMSHIP co
To Nelson Brentwood Dr.
Handing the captain FIVE plates OF
soup ....-................. ............. 5000
Other services as cabin boya....... 5000
Loss Of time..............s..... 1000
rrs4,4 "a M
/ began to quake I'd carried or
some one. or. rather. some one had
got himself carried OH to get UP a law
suit to bleed the company However.
there would be no use now paying any
attention TO the matter ! ignored It,
though | confess it bothered me.
Soon after we were locked I was
called on by the agent for a statement
covering the case Of Mr.. Brentwood.
gave It and heard no more Of the mat
ter till the day before ! sailed Then
/ received an envelope addressed TO
Nelson Brentwood and a letter from
the agent asking me to sign the COM
munication in the envelope and for
ward It with other Enclosures. The in
closures We're an unreceipted bill Of
Nelson Brentwood for handing him
five plates Of soup at $1,000 a plate
and a cneck FOR 5000 The communt
cation was humble apology FOR tax
ing him to Europe against his will
signed the letter and dropped the pack
again the mail
When / returned on the next trip l
got the explanation. Brentwood was
d graduate of college and during
vacations had waited on table at sum.
/ mer hotels. He had studied law and
was brilliant but unsteady man
ne had been employed in a case in
/ Ehich he was the one man living So
well posted as to handle it successful
IL and was sure to win. The opposing
counsel had given him a supper the
I night before the trial got aim drunk
and shanghaied him, paying large
bride to some Of the company's serv-
/ ants aboard my ship. The affair cost
the company $4,000, besides my biz
for having first class lawyer for .
waiter. +. A. mitchell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

A dispatch received by the French
foreign Office on Aug. 20 from Morocco
said that a large imperial force, which
was going to the relief Of the troops
commanded BY the sultan had been
surprised and almost annihiIated by
insurgents.
The Temps Of Paris the same day
published details Of the engagement
showing that the imperial troops mum
bered 5000 men. They were ambushed
with the result that over 1000 Of them
including seven native governors. were
| killed or wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
FIGHTING IN MOROCCO.

hen Jussi and six Hundred Imperial
Troops Reported slain.
Madrid, Sept. 17.-Private dispatches
from Morocco say that Ben Jussi com
handing a detachment Of tAe imperial
troops, and 600 of his men were re-
Gently killed in an engagement with
the insurgents. The sultan is report
ed to have narrowly escaped failing
into the hands Of the enemy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

ourdo 10
q
wepa al taxeon deposis no exeedl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18
~ = sTEAMsHIP e.

To Nelson Brentwood Dr.
lding the captain five plates OF :.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-18

Or. DaWa KsnnssY's eaidan prpps instant reflex.
Neuralgia, Rhnamzissm, aruiass sums. koc, 20
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17
Injured in Train Wreck.

The most serious wreck that has
ever happened on the Marshall Pass
division of the Rio GraDde occurred
yesterday morning three miles east of
Sargent. The westbound passenger
No. 37l VISA derailed at 9:20 O'Clock
while going at the rate of about 20
miles AN hour The sleeper, two day
coaches, mail and baggage cars left
the track. clearing it fully ~ feet,
The engine remained on the track.
There were go passengers aboard aud
of this number at least 80 were in
iured
Fred McFall of this city was one of
the victims of the wreck, receiving a
baldy wrenched ankle and cut and
brri es on his body. TIL were no
fatalities.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17
After the Rio Grande.

A San Francisco dispatch to the
Associated press says: Wells Fargo
and Cos express has ordered its agents
to give preference to the Pacific ex
press over all other express companies
in the routing of through business.
The Pacific express has issued similar
instructions to all of it's agents. This
is pursuant to plan recently decided
upon by +. H. Hartman of New
York. 1t is understood that this
combine will soon swallow the Denver
and Rio Grande express on the road
of the same name, the latter being
Gould line.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17
Editor Was Disturbed.

Some fellow living over in the
nelghborhood of the sohoolhouse keeps
the most kickenest boss we ever
tied, it seems, that his hind feet are
within easy range of the back side of
the barn and it is the critters delight
to lambaste it with both feet about
every five minutes during the night,
disturbing the rest and sleep of all
within several blocks. The owner
should tie his horse shorter or remove
section of the barn at his kick end.
Silver Cliff Rustler
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17
CONDITIONS UNCHANGED.
WolcottItes and Ants Renew Their
Pledges to Stand Pat.

Denver. Jan. IA great many
members of the legislature are in
Boulder today attending the LAYING of
the corner stone of a new building of
the state university.
The ants held caucus this morn
ing and all but two were present
They all agreed TO stick. The meet
ing was held at p. b. Sfewart's head
quarters. The members chosen to
lead the antis in the struggle of Mon.
day and Tuesday were Garica, Riley.
Dolph, Breckenridge and Aiken.
The Wolcott people mad an effort
to hold caucus this morning but
vera unable to get them together.
From the Wolcutt headquarters tonight
overtures will he made to the antis TO
gte them to join in "A caucus on the
house contest, saying that the matter
of United States senator shall not he
brought up. The ants however fear
that the latter would be the first thing
sprung
1t is said today that eight of the
seventeen Wolcottites have signed a
castiron agreement to vote for Wolcott
first, last and all the time.
Among the dark horses spoken of
today rs John G. Osgood, who will be
brought out by the antis.
At meeting this morning at z. b.
Stewards S office it was decided to pub
! lish a statement this evening in reply
to Wolcott's appeal published this
morning. The answer will be that
Mr.. Wolcott himself can settle the
controversy by simply making three
word statement, II will withdraw.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17
/. Purely Personal {.

- Mrs. f. b. Cook is able to be ont
again after more than "A weeks i'll
ness.
Mrs. F. p. Stone and children
left ON No. 10 today for Pueblo, their
future home.
Miss Gertrude Williams, one of
Rookvale's popular teachers, was in
the city TO-DAY,
w J. Daniels is in Pueblo today
where he went to attend the funeral
of his neice.
Fireman Beatty of the Rio Grande
switch crew goes to Pueblo this even
ing to spend Sunday.
Mrs. M f. Galloway, formerly
of this city but now located in Colo
RADIO Springs is in town for few
days.
Mrs Marion l.. Wood and daught-
er, Helen, went to Pueblo today TO
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Stewart.
Mrs. Frank Hurst returned last
night from Lincoln and Grand Island.
Neb., where she went to spend the
holidays with her sister.
-Mesdames J. G. and p. G. Nc
Creery went to Bessemer today to join
their husbands where they will in
future reside, having moved from
Canon City.
Dave Greinotz, who used to clerk
for Walker Bros, was in the city to-
day greeting old friends. Mr..
Greinetz is now travelling for whole
sale house, with headquarters in Den
yer.
IL. W Gass, who some ten weeks
ago met with a serious accident in a
boiler explosion, was down town yes
terday greeting his many friends.
Mr.. Gass is thankful that he did not
lose one of his hands in the place of a
leg,
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17

In the county court last week. in
the case of the Stadacona Oil and Im-
provement Co.. of Florence, versus
Stephen c. and Clara A. Vaughn for
possession of land on which they reside
in this county, the jury found for
the defendants, whose side of the case
was represented by Attorneys
Schweigert and Champion. A bond
was given for the costs aud the case
appealed to the district court. - Silver
Cliff Rustler.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17

T. b. Renell. who for the last two
wears has been superintendent OF the
Colorado Portland cement works,
has servered his connection with that
institution. Mr.. Rennell has been
i'll for the past week or ten days. and
as soon rs he RECEIVERS he will remove
to Denver. Before going he will
sell his furniture and his automobile.
and he says it will all go cheap
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-17
Every Bottle of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy Warranted.

We guarantee every bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and will re-
fund the money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two thirds of the
contents. This is the best remedy in
the world for la grippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough and is
pleasant and safe to take. 1t pre-
evnts any tendency of cold to result
in pneumonia. For sale by all drug
gists.