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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05

Failure statistics for nine months
show a total Of s,170 against s,676 In
the same time last year, but despite
the decrease Of 500 in number there
appears 4 large increase IN liabilities
to S10i, e55, S55 compared with Ss5, 407,-
400 year ago. While these figuree
fairly represent the heavy losses Id
business through labor troubles and
speculative exeesses, in addition to
normal commercial mortality, Ii will
be found instructive to study the
monthly returns when current condi
tons are sought.
Liabilities were heavy during the
Rrst half OF 1908, averaging about ST..
100000 monthly, while the heaviest
liabilities were reached in July at SIG,
51,245, when the midyear inventories
and settlements disclosed many weak
spots In addition to the exceptional
troubles in Wall street August show.
ed marked Improvement with lia-
biHties OF s10,STT,TS2, and September
was stlll better with oaly S7,129,56S.
The latest returns are naturally the
best index of the present situation
During the third quarter defaulted liza
bilitlss were only $1.37 to each $1,000
Of solvent payments through the clear
ing houses, nor was there any imitation
of exchanges by excessive speculation
while The average loss to each firm IN
business was S27
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
THE TILLMAE TRIAL

Two witnesses say Defendant Had
Threatened TO XIII GonznIen-
Lexington, S, c., Oct 5e-The read.
ing Of editorials from the Stata was
concluded shortly altar tAe ts4ai OF
James Il. Tklman waa resumed r. c..
Withers, an employee Of the state,
testified that hs assisted n. q. Con
zalss into the O3lca Ct the stan from
the street after the shooting. He was
asked II he Jaw any wsa9sn 10 the
garments a Mr.. Gonsaloa ct th@x tame
and replied that he di& net
@. ]. Terrell, editor 81 q Newspaper
in Florence county, was asked By So
licitor Thurmona Ii - ewee beard TIL
man mako any threats. EKe replied
that he was walking aloag th0 streets
Of Edgeaeld with CoioMaI TlIlman in
the early summer ee 1904, be thoaght
1t was and that he cTnlmanI said he
was going to ran for gsvsrnor and If
Gonzales attacked him he was going
down then and kill him, aad / t4Ahnll
be said like a dog"
DR.. G. L. Adams testified TO @ o0a-
versation be said he had with the de-
PENDANT during the campaign Ia which
he said be told Mr.. Tiltman that n he
wished % be governor Of South Caro-
lima he would have TO SIGHT Goasaies,
to which the defendant replied. ~That
won't do, because | am the lieutenant
governor and Will be at peace"
The witness testified that Mr.. Till
man made the further statement: '"You
boys need not worry. By , I'll
SNUFF his life with thiar' the witness
adding. pulling his plstel from his
grip"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
The Tines Daily Short Story.

'st.s+ - eesss--ate. - Pea -sa-t- sl8ol
satility Atwater had been looking al
his life.f for some one to appreciate him
as he appreciated himself. Here was
a simple country girl who not only had
discovered what others had failed to
discover. but was sufficiently ingenu-
Gus not to be able to conceal her ap.
probation for him
ooh, Mr. Atwater." she said, eyou
ought to be ashamed Of yourself TO he
content with society and hunting when
you would SO shine ia any profession.
Who knows but you might be presi
dentr
Atwater laughed, but he was delight
cd. He had often thought Of taking
up politics, but RETAINED from doing
so because the country gentlemen OF
America do not run for congress as
those Of Great Britain stand for par
lament III was delighted with Miss
Tumble and considered how he could
repay her for her appreciation.
Il have z" he said after a great
deal Of thought. I'll invite Mrs. Wy.
man and Marian and this little chicken
to SO down to the seashore for over
Labor day I'll ask my chum, Bob
Allison. to be of the party to make ii
even between us young ones, while
Mrs. Wyman can be chaperon."
From Friday afternoon till Wednes
day morning the party enjoyed bath.
Ing. lounging en- the beach, hops, and
Lucy Trimble, who had never seen
the sea. was simply delighted
The outing was ended. The party
were at the station waiting for the
last train to 20 to the city that day Of
the party would have waited for q
later one. Suddenly Lucy Trimble put
her hand to her belt and announced
that she had left her watch at the no
tel There remained fifteen minutes
before train time, and Atwater offered
to 20 and get the watch Lucy de
clared that she alone could find IT, The
two went together They found the
watch and started to return to the sta
ton The train came along and the
others, seeing them within a short dis
lance got aboard The train moved
out and the party waited expecting t.
see the two missing ones come in from
the last car. When some time had
passed and they did not appear Miss
Wyman suggested to Mr. Allison tina,
he had better go back and see If they
had got on. To this Mr.. Allison de.
INJURED, stating that he did not pro
pose to interrupt a tete-a-tete. When
the train reached the city Il was dis
covered that the missing ones were moi
aboard Mrs Wyman proposed TO re.
turn. but there was no train to go on
ill morning
OF course when Dir. Atwater an1
Lucy Trimble returned they were man
and wife There could be no other r..
suit without the girls disgrace. Mrs
Wyu,Sn always spoke OF the matter as
a de,o able accident Mr.. Allison al
intentional with Atwater. while Mar
ian Hyman said, Il must admit tha
little miu1 played It beautifully" At
water says that he IS rejoIced that an
accident should have given him such
an adorable wife,
JAQUELINE EASTWOOD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
A LABOR DAY
ROMANCE
lorignal1

tOriginall
Reginald Atwater was what the
girls call a catch. Thirty years old.
strong and hearty, fairly good looking,
he possessed 100000 in his own right.
The nearest girl to the prize was Mar
ian Wyman. Marian and her mother
possessed just enough income to ena.
bic them to move in the best society, to
belong TO the country club and to re-.
turn their Invitations by an occasional
afternoon tea
AtWater during July and August.
had been fitting about very much TO
his own liking and very much to the
distress Of Marian Wyman, who looked
upon his freedom as she would upon
that Of az escaped canary, thinking
that he might at any time be shared
by some impecunious fortune hunter.
She breathed more freely when he re
turned To his home and spent his time
with her either on her piazza or on
that Of the club. This it must be adj
mitted was because most Of those with
whom he was intimate were still in
the country.
Miss Wyman had not discovered the
art Of pleasing a man. she made the
fatal mistake Of attempting to make
herself pleasing, whereas she should
have made the man pleasing, not to
her, but to himself. She overran her
slender income by buying articles Of
dress she could not afford; she sought
to convince Atwater of her common
sense, her prudence, her with short,
all the accomplishments that may b
considered desirable In a wife.
AT this tail end Of the outing season
that is, for people Of moderate in
comes-during the short period prior
to Atwater's departure for his hunting
club, Miss Wyman was very much put
out by the appearance Of a country
cousin, Miss Lucy Trimble. The wy.
mans were under pecuniary obliga.
tons to Miss Trimble's father, Mrs.
Wyman's brother, for a temporary
loan which was now OF five years
standing, and invited Lucy to be with
them for fortnights annual visit IN
lieu Of interest She had been invited
for the last twp weeks ia July, when
~ we at home, but for some rea.
son had deferred her visit till the 1st
OF September. Her coming halved the
hours Miss Wyman could spend with
Mr.. Atwater because she knew ha
would not eountenance her showing
aside a guest.
What was deficient as an art ia the
one was present naturally ia the other
Lucy Trimble had never met so grand
man ais Atwater. She sat In his
presence like the timid little mouse
she was Der eyes fixed on him IN adj
miration and wonder He never made
a remark but she fancied 1t must con
tain something Of profundity She did
not talk to him, but listened with the
deepest interest to what he said, her
only remarks being sincere expressions
Of admiration for his learning. his yer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
TWENTY HURT IN WRECK
Disastrous Head on 0ozHfsion ON the
Southern FncAac.

Disastrous Head ON Collision on the
southern FacAac.
Beowewe, New, Oct. IA disastrous
head end collision has occurred on the
Salt Lake division OF the Southern Pa
ciflc at this station. The first section
OF the Atlantic express ffom San Fran
cisco ccilided with freight train
Allen HerRer Of Pocnteilo, Ida, was
killed and twenty persons were injured
Among the injSFsd were James Nc
Arter, BOT North Fourth street, Harri-
son, N. j., left hand EpEained and
hruised, confusion on the head; Rev
George Comfort, LRnborso, Pa, right
arm fractured In two places, extensive
lacerstion Of tAs entire right hand, am
putation necessary; Mrs. l. NJ Trow
bridge, Bridgeport. Gem, severe spPsin
Of the back and lower muscles Of the
abdomen.
Relief trains wore acUt TO the ecsna
of the wreck from Wlnnsmucca and
Csrlin carrying dectors. Among the
passengers ca The train ws~e q doctor
aad trained nurse and two discharged
so4diers The latter had served in the
hospital eoTps In the Philippines. They
rendered great service to the injured
before the arrival Of other medical as
eistance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
TO DROP
CIRCUITS NAME
New York Republicans Think They
Can Amend City Ticket.
PRESIDEETP0BNBsT TO GOT0o
Action OF Democratic Municipal Con-
ventton Causes Political Pot TO
Boil Over-Rum0r OF n BOLT OF
Kings County Democracy.

New York, Oct 3.-The action OF
Tammany Hall in nominating Edward
NJ. Grout and Charles V. Fornes for
comptroller and president OF the board
of aldermen respectively on the city
ticket headed by George B. McClel-
Ian has left the local political situation
in a decidedly chaotic condition. 1t is
asserted in many quarters that the
Kings county Democracy, which fought
the nomination Of Grout and Fornes to
the last ditch, will bolt this part of the
ticket and will run Julian d. Fair.
child for comptroller and Herman
Metz for president Of the board Of al
dermen, though Leader Murphy pro
fesses to believe there is no probability
Of q Brooklyn revolt.
The Republican city convention will
reassemble probably next Wednesday
rescind its action in nominating Grout
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
L0EDOB AN0IEETs ARRIVE.
British Flag BoFne TEr0xgsi Boston
~ British soIdfe~s.

British Flag 8oFne Throwgs, Boston
~ British soIdis~s.
Boston, Oct b. For the frst time ri
many years the nag Of England, gaaYd
I'd By British muskets, has been borne
through the streets "a Boston It was
carried By the Honorable Artillery Com
pany q Lon6on, the special guests Of
the Ascent and Honorable ARTILLERY
Company OF this city.
Landing at CharieseOwn, almost on
the very spot where tiaedr ancestors
started on their mensorabie attack on
Bunker Hill LBS years $50, the red
coats Of the twentieth century march
ed from their steamer, the Maynower
over the bridge to Bo@ton aud tben
through streets rsapiendSnt with Amer
lean and British flags 10 tho botcls
which viii be their hoDAeg during tleii
sotourn in this city. Bor ave days tAsy
will be entertained here, and then. aft
or weeks tour, which will include
New York, Washington, Nlsgara Falls
and Canada, they STARK back to their
own shores
The first Of the entertainments &C
corded the visitors was q snlo&ar in
FaaeuiI hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
seraoua Mot N Berlin.

Berlin, Oct S-Thirty persons suffer
Ing from saber cuts have applied at the
Red Cross stations to have their wounds
dressed after = riot between omnibus
strikers and Ronuaionists In Nettlebeck
square here. Tho police on foot eharg.
Cd the rioters with drawR swords, and
finally mounted police cleared the
streets. The strike is smaII one. only
about 1000 men being aged, but the
men are imbittered and violent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05

Vienna, Oct. IA dispatch from
Muersteg, Syria, says the precaution.
airy measures taken for the safety OF
the car were largely extended The
special reason for this has not trans
PRED, but fresh detachments of gen
darmes have been ordered to the hunt
ing district, where all movements OF
unauthorized persons are prohibited
during the times the car and Emperor
Francis Joseph are hunting. Special
additional precautions have been taken
to guard the spot occupied by the car
during the chamois drives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05

Brownwood, Tex, Oct s. = Much
damage has been done By a rise In
the river here. No trains are running
over the Santa Re e. Frisco, washouts
having occurred at several points. DR.
J. b. Pentecost, who was driving to
his home at Glencove With his family
in hts buggy, got into swollen creek,
ana Mrs. Pontecost and one child were
drowned. The doctor barely saved
himself and the other child.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
ooRBIE TO COMMAND EAST.

Most Important Military Depurtmens
Given to AdJutant General.
Washington. Oct S.-Major General
Corbin. adjutant general Of the army
Is TO be assigned to the command Of
the department Of the east, with head
quarters at Governors island, New
York. The order for General Corbin to
assume command OF this department
will take effect at once.
An order also has bern prepared IN
the war department directing General
Chaffee. now commanding the depart
ment Of the cast, to take station In the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05

LAREDO, Tex Oet. S.--DeYelopments
II the yellow fever situation show con
ditions less favorable. The official re-
port says: New cases, 8; suspicious
cases, 2; cases previously reported, 90;
fRtal cases to date, 20; teal deaths, s.
United States Vice OonEnl y, r. kim
ball at Nuevo Laredo Is still vi with
the fever
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05

~ III = WI TIT
Boston, Oct. 8--The Republicans OF
Massachusetts, have met here to nomi-
nate their state ticket and to adopt a
platform for the coming campaign
The assembly was large, the quota Of
delegates from all parts Of the state
being well filed. The proceedings, an
ticipated as far as possible By the Re
publican state committee, promised a
smooth and expeditions transaction Of
business, and the unanimous renomina-
ton of Governor John L. Bates, Lieu
tenant Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., and
the remainder Of the present list of
state officers was assured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05

Venezuelan ArbitratfOn TRibumaI.
The Hague, Oct. 2-The Venezuelan
arbitration tribunal has decided that
minutes ct the decisions and awards In
the question Of the preferential claims
Of the allied powers shall be drawn up
beth in English and French and that
written OF printed memoranda shall be
presented in English and may be ac-
oompanled by a translation in the Ian
guage Of the country submitting them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
seren AIontln, Iorlreut rnan.

Chicago, Oct. 3.--After a lockout Of
over seven months the 800 employees
of the plant Of the American Germ
Products company, knows as the Chi
cago Glucose factory, will go back 70
work under union conditions, with uu-
ion pay and hours. The trouble arose
early in February when the Brother
hood of Carpenters ana JOiners organ
lied the millwrights employed by the
company and demanded 30 cents an
hour. The company then locked out
its men and closed itS PLANTS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
smuwrlea Chinamen Arrested

New York, Oct. 8.-Flftean Cinnamon
who It Is alleged, had been smuggied
across the border from Canada were
arrested when they arrived IN Wee
hawken. The federal authorities were
notified Of their arrest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05
&C AInnIrnn Raune,arr.

London, Oct 3.-Gir Edward Carson,
the solicitor general consumed the ses-
sion Of the Alaskan boundary oeEuis-
sion "a endeavogiAs to refuhs tbs aFgu-
Eaants Of David I. WatsUn and Hannis
Taylor Of counsel for the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-05

Chicago, Oct S.-siF Thomas Upton
has left FOR New Kork and will sail
next Friday for London. Sir Thomas
has sImsst entirely recovered frsn his
illness, and his physician does not an.
ticipate any relapse.
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TRIED 10 SAVE var woRMEas.
FORGED Telegram sent 60 Warden p
Clinton Prison.

FORGED Telegram sent 60 warden .
Clinton Prison.
Albany, X. T., Oct 2.--Forgery Of the
official title Of the head Of the nation
figures in en- attempt made to save the
three Van WOrnsr boys from the
death chair at DanBemora prison. Less
than half an hour before the time sci
for the execution Wariem Deyo re
ceived the following telegram dated
West Point station, Oct. 1: Tho Var
Wormer boys must not be executed, a
stay has been granted" Tbs telegram
was signed by order e the president
OF the Omitted States"
Warden Deyo at ence consulted with
some of the witnesses present and con
ciuded that the messages was a forgery
sent for the purpose Of delaying th'
execution beyond the ofseiRl day.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

apartment house, - H st. me-, near government
printing once; each % feet long By q feet
wide: good show windows; large Easements:
heat furnished: thickly settled neighborhood;
$35 per month each. W. n COwEN Room s.
Bliss Bldg. jaS-tf
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Branch Offices.
If not convenient to call at The star
office. 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue. leave your advertisements at
any Postal Telegraph Office, all OF
which are branch offices Of The Even
ing Star.
Advertising Rates:
one cent word for Rooms For Rent
Rooms and Board-Boarding-W ant
ed Help and Situations. Minimum
charge. 15c. an Insertion.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES.
l4ih and Welling-Eppley's Drug store.
18th and sts.-Portner's Drug Store.
1902 14th street-Albinson's.
18th and r. I.-Portman & Hoyles
9TH and T-Criswells Drug Store.
VT. ave. and kings Drug Store.
Conn. ave. and L-Wood's Drug store.
18th and Pa.-Herbst's Drug Store.
N. j. ave. and H--Stanhope Pharmacy.
Woodward & Lothrop's.
5. kann. Sons & Co.
12O1h F st.-King's Cigar Store.
9l2 Pennsylvania ave.
sth and F sts.-Government building.
9th and d streets.
u. s. Capitol-House Corridor.
City Post Ofiice-Main Entrance.
Columbian Building.
Jenifer Building.
Hotels-Raleigh. New willard. Nation
al. Ebbltt. Riggs, Regent. GORDON
Barton and NorInandie.
EAST WASHINGTON.
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Sth and E s.e.-Bradley's Drug Store.
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GEORGETOWN.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-AT VERY Liberal. DISCOUNT
geo Worth REAL ESTATE NOTES. Adds re-
SPLENDID GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSI.
ness. established 30 years: well stocked and
every facility for conducting progressive business:
$4,000 annually; owner has made money. but
now wishes to retire; price, 5000 cash ssnciaa,
lease store aud stsbie. Apply to CHARLES
W. FaIRFAx, SOD + NV. mh3l-tf
WE GOULD FILL A COLUMN OF THE STAR
for sale. but that is no, necessary. Persons seek
ing Investment in business consult rs daily With
s SaT ref nFr6 G npeTc ,NKs
SEEING Us. To Indicate the range Of our bus
iness chances We quote few:
GROCERY smREs-s3oo, $500. $500. sl.25o to
SALOONS s.. 500 to 1880
DINING AND LUNCH RooMsas25e to $500.
H HaRbWAkE os sfo isos; sae000
BARBER sHoP.$76o; AVN
CANDY-$7.500
BAKERY $3.50.
NOTIONS 81 coo.
EXPRESS AND HAULING--$1. 900.
CENTS FURNIsHiNGs. DRY GOODS AND
JEwELRY STORE 81 900.
make no charge for listing and sdverts,ns
W. NJ REDMOND HOUSEFURNISuING CO.,
Incorporated under District laws; capital stock.
$4,000: shares, $40 each For sale Lincoln Ma
tional Bank and S11-31S It'll St NV. Discount on
furniture, stoves, etc.; big Investment; call ut
once. msi2S-7t
WANTED = A FIRST-CLASS. EXPERIENCED
salesman for real estate business. preferably
man who has sufficient money to become asso-
ciated with the firm: references and experience
required or no attention paid to answers. Adj
dress Box 256, Star Office. mh2S-3t
CANDY AND FRUIT STORE; FINE LOCATION
northwest; fittings and stock only $3.50: could
add lunch room. AUSTIN'S BUSINESS EN-
CHANGE. 1411 q st. mh2S-3t"
EXPERIENCED BOOkkEEPER CAN GIVE RE-
Quired time, at reasonable rates. to keep,
look or correct mixed tangled books or nc
counts. Address ACCOUNTANT l24s sth st.
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AT RAMSAY'S
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WATCH HANDSPRING, 81. 90.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

DIR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIST.
Graduate OF Neon University and Royal Vet
Urinary High School. Munich. Germany.
TREATMENT OF DOG 4 CAT EXCLUSIVELY
Largest. be.t.eQuipped Kennel In wa.hinstoa.
Do9S rendered immune to Distemper b. Vaccine
Hon, 71s I'm 1t. Tels. zaoa-Y and S174-A.
14rH STREET HOSPITAL FOR AxMALS-AL-
ways open; every comfort fog patients and board
Surgical and medical cases receive speciai nurs-
ting. Deg csnstsEy. phnus n Tim. 211e
FoR sALE-LAWN GRASS, FLOWER AND GAR
dan ssed.. spring balbs. parrots. eanaries. fancy
sdaanTS Bind sf0nx ia ian Il. NV
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sec lin & Dartmouth. Or $50
$52.50.lSl4 Belmont AZ. II so.
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