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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
EXCURSION TO MONTREAL.
only Sc for Round Trip. Going Tuesday
Oct. 30.

only So for Round Trip. Going Tuesday
Oct. 30.
The Central Vermont Railway win run
its annual low price excursion to Montreal
on Tuesday, Oct 90 Tickets for the
round trip will be only 50. No one can af-
ford TO stay at home when such an oppor-
tnnity ii offered to visit the metropolis Of
Canada with Its multitude of attractions.
This rate Of So will be from Williams
town, Barre, Montpelier, Middlesex, Wa
terbury, 10 and including Williston Trains
will be run as follows Leave Williams
town at 20 IA. aud 2.30 p. M, leave
South Barre at 35a. m. aud 245 p M.
leave Barre at 1901 a. M, S.35 a. M, S.05
and 30 b. M, leave Montpelier at 2.50
and 8 a. ln., $50 and 500 p. m. Return
ing leave Montreal at 9.0l a. M, 1.35 and
$40 p. m.
Tickets will be good to 60 on all regular
trains named above October 20th, and
good to arrive back at starting point until
October %, 1908 Good only for eontlnu-
GUS passage No stop over allowed at in
ermediate points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
DoWIE TAKES IT EASY.

sleeps soundly While Followers Work in
New York.
New York, Oct. lily While Elijah y
Dowie was sleeping in his comfortable
bed at the Plaza Hotel this morning $500
Of his followers knelt on the hard board
floors Of Madison Square Garden and Of
fered prayer. Then the host arose and
standing In front OF tables, partook Of
breakfast which consisted Of cold beef,
white bread and coffee. The menu from
which Elijah bTeakfasted was a long
one
After their host had finished the mea
they waited around until D0wie came and
set them to work. The prophet will
take no part In the services until tomor-
row, when he win preach In the garden
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
VINO WIN olelm Them2

The following letters appear on the adj
vertised list for Oct. II, 1908
Men Booney Agent, Arthur Baker, Ed
Brouer, Camilll Bros. Guiseppi Comollf,
j. B, Corbieye, j. Camalli & Son, Luther
Cobb, E. M Dennen, Mr.. Gamiield, John
Iondro, Arthur Kelley, John Kessor, MI
ehael Lucia, A. +, Mckenzie, 10. Miller,
Rafael Martluuetti, Ernest Puryee, ]. II.
Rogers, w. N. Robbins, Geo Stone, James
Walker, National Loan and Collection
Agency, Daniels Gran. Co.
Women Mrs. Valenie Croteau, Nettie
Green, Gertie Jennette, Mrs. 9. A. Law.
sen, Mrs. Eliza Perry, Mrs, j b. Rice,
Mrs, Frank Walker, Lady supt. Hospital,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
WILL SELL THEIR LIQUOR.

St. AIbans Town Getting Out OF its Mud
die
st. Adams, Oct. 49,. The special town
meeting held at st. Albans Bay Thursday
was not in the least entertaining. There
was not large attendance and the meet.
ing decided to rescind the vote taken at
the last special meeting to prosecute the
last years board OF selectmen II they did
not sell the towns surplus liquor within
80 days. B. j. Ward was appointed q
committee OF one to dispose Of the liquol
to the best possible advantage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
A PRELIMINARY HEARING.

Joseph Bean Charged with Murder Of
Ephraim Root.
Rochester, Oct. l6.-A preliminary
hearing was held yesterday before Justice
Of the Peace c. i. Chaffee here this after
noon which win probably result in the
binding over to the county court Of Joseph
Bean, charged with themurder Of Epbriam
Root the evening OF October IL. State j
Attorney H. H. Blanchard Of Springfield,
appears for the state, and Bean is de-
Tended by f. II. Edgerton Of Roehes.
ter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
SWEEPING THE STREET.

City Receives Two New Menzie street
Cleaners.
The street department Of the city of
Barre has just received two Menzie street
cleaners and they were put into use this
morning on the new granite pavement in
front OF the City Hall. The beneficial re-
suits of the cleaners and two men with
street broOms was easily apparent The
street in that section was put into such a
clean and healthful condition that it would
have satisfied the most exacting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
VERMONT SHOOTING CASE.

Ed Raymo and Mack Rronson ia jail AZ
Newport
Newport. Oct l6 I'D Raymo and Mack
Bronson ara n jail here, Bronson with d
bullet hole In Ills chest, and Raym0 on a
charge Of having done the shooting
Both prisoners hail from Coventry, and
Il is said that there has been bad
blood betweed them for some time, the
bone Of contention being, says reports, a
woman
The affair ended in row this week, In
which 1t is alleged that Rayrno shot Bron-
son in the chest The police were sum.
moned TO the place, and, as il happened
that Bronson had ben wanted in eonnec-
tion with another case, both men were ar
rested aud brought here to await trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
DEATH OF WORCESTER WOMAN.

Mrs. X, b. Lille Died Yesterday After.
noon.
Montpelier Oct l7.--Mrs. z. r.. Lille,
a well-known Worcester woman, died yes
tefduy afternoon. She was the daughter
Of Truman Kellogg, and leaves to mourn
her loss a husband, one daughter and one
son. The funeral will be held tomorrow
from her sons home in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
BARRE's HEAVY WEIGHT POLICE.
All Fonr Of Them weigh Within seven
Pounds uf Each Other

All Fonr Of Them Weigh Within Seven
Pounds uf Each Other
AT the police station tha other evening
the talk ranto weight, aud 1t was brought
out that the combined aVerdup0is .of
Barre's four regular policemen ID not d
great deal short iii half ton. What ID
more peculiar about the Barre policemen
Is that their weights are so near alike, the
widest variance being only seven pounds.
The light weight Of the quartette il Pa
trolman Kenneth Nicholson. He weighs
20i pounds. Next in order comes Patrol
man Frank Hamel who sends the scale
beam up at 204 pounds. When asked
where he carried SO much weight the pa
trolman declared that 1t was chiefly III
muscle.
The middle weight is Chief Patrick
Brown, who carries 208 pounds with his
less than six feet of height. while the
heavy weight Of the Tot is Patrolman Geo.
Wood He makes the scales groan at 20S
pounds. The evenness of the weights is
remarkable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
BURGLARY AT EoRTHFIELD.

Clothing Store and Newspaper ONCE I'm
tered-False Keys Used.
Northfeld, Oct. to. The clothing store
OF r. 4. Colburn and the Office OF the
N0rthheld News were entered last night
by burglars, clothing, dress suit cases and
valses being stolen from the Colburn
store. Nothing was taken from the News
Office although the safe was found open
this morning and the papers scattered
about. The work was evidently that Of
experienced hands, as both places must
have been entered by means of false keys
no force having been used in either In
stances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

j. L Powers of Burlington Wants 81 900
From W. u. walker.
Burlington, Oct. 1T.--John L. Powers,
better known as Jack Powers. has brought
suit against Wallace IF. Walker for the re-
covery Of 81 600 damages as the result OF
the fight at the Sherwood House saloon III
which Walker slashed Powers with a
knife.
In the writ Powers claims that Walker
beat, bruised cnt. stabbed, wounded and
evil treated him so that he was prevented
from attending his usual vocations for q
period Of ieur weeks ", A Bullard rep.
resents Powers and II b Shaw and II. Il.
Brown appear for Walker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
THE TOURISTS, ENTERTAINMENT.
InYlfed Gentlemen Friends to Home OF Mr..
aud Mrs IS. Gates

The Young Woman's Tourist club held
It's first gentlemen evening" at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Z. S. Gates of
South Main street last evening, and the
members and their guests had d most de-
lightfui time The entertainment tosk
the form Of Salamagundi party which
proved to be very enjoyable. The lady's
prize was won BY Mrs. ". Fl LazeIle,
while A. a. Sargent captured the gentle.
mans. 4 lunch was served, the coffee
being q contribution from T. A. Averin.
The affair throughout was very pleasant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
EIGHT CASES MOL PRoS'D.
No Action at Present Against BrattIeboro
Liquor seIlers


Braltleboro Oct 18.-State's Attorney
A. F. Sehwenk has mol pros'd the remain
ing cases against the hotel license holders
and their bartenders, under arrest on the
charge Of violating the law as shown by
their testimony before the board of license
commissioners. Eight cases are thus mol
pros'd. This action is taken because Of
the states attorneys belief that iuries in
the remaining cases would fail to convict,
the cases being similar to that against E.
g. Frost, who was acquitted by the jury,
and that to continue the cases in the jus
tice court would be a needless waste Of
the states money. He win bring the cases
to the attention Of the presiding judge at
the next term Of the county court and viii
file informations against the respondent:
If the court so directs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
Third wees u nalnrae,lee Csc.

Burlington, Oct 16.-The malpractice
case Of Cosgriff vs. DR.. f. i. McSweeney,
completed the third week Of the trial to-
night. Comfy court has adjourned until
Tuesday morning. Sister Mcdonald Of
the Fanny Allen hospital testified this
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
NEARLY 40 PEOPLE HURT
Accident Happened On ihe Pennsyl-
vania Railroad This
Morning.

Trenton, n. j., Oct l7.-By rear end
collision this morning between two work
trains on the Belvidere division Of the
Pennsylvania road near Washington Cross
ing fifteen or sixteen lives were lost and
thirty or forty we're hurt. The victims
were Italians and Negroes, no member Of
the train crews being killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
POLICEMEN ARRESTED.

They Arrested Alderman Stiles Week
Ago.
Burlington, Oct. H. Police Officers MI
10 G. Grafton and George E. Watson were
arrested yesterday by Sheriff Horton on a
warrant issued at the instigation Of Al
derman George @. Stiles, who has brought
a Joint suit against the officers for dam
aqes Of So 900 as the result Of his arrest
last Saturday night, when he was taken
from his place OF business and dragged
through Church street to the board Of al
dermen rooms and detained their against
his viii.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
DELLANANA-BAI

Wedding Today VIII Be Followed ~ re-
ceptiOn This Evening
Miss Gina Bal and Cecchim DaIlanana
were married today at the home of reIa-
tlves on Humbert street, by b. III. Wells.
There Will be reception to their friends
this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
MISS ADAMS WON CUP.

Had Lowest Net Score in Ladies' Handi-
cap Tournament.
The ladies handicap golf tournament
yesterday afternoon was won by Miss No
ra Adams whose net score for holes
was As There were five contestants and
their scores we're as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
DEATH OF GRACE PRATT.

WebsterVlIIe GIrI Died Yesterday OF BFlght-s
Disease.
WebsterviIle, Oct. 17.-Miss Grace
Pratt died yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock of Bright's disease, aged Il years,
seven months, and 10 days. She was
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. D. G.. Pratt, be-
sides whom there are six sisters. The fu-
neral will leave the house tomorrow
morning at 7.30 o'clock and tire fnneral
will be held at st. Sylvester's church at s
O'clock he burial viii be in the Cath
olic cemetery In Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
DEATH AT WEBSTERvILLE.

Patrick Mooney Died This Morning OF
Pneumonia.
Websterville, Oct. H. Patrick Mooney
died this morning Of pneumonia, aged es
years. He leaves six children. The fu-
neral win be held here tomorrow and the
burial viii be In the Catholic cemetery at
Barre,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY.

Celebration by MT. Vernon Lodge. No. 3,
#. aud A. m., Of Worthwhile.
Morrisyifle, Oct 10. Last evening oc-
eurred the 90th anniversary Of Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. s, Il. and A. M, in its
hall ID this town at which time nearly 175
members, Including delegates from all
lodges In the district and several from out
side lodges, we're present.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
WORK BEEN PROCEEDING.
Steadily Have the Holes Been Going Down-Nothine Has Been Given to the Public-But Stock Holders Meetings are Approaehins-5est h. dications Will then Appear.

in barren town lots adjacent to ex- vigorously developed by the same company?
 Why do the powers in the camp who are entitled to the title of masters in the science of probing mining se- crets and judging what lies Tn the waters beneath the earth stake out the earth spot where a shaft shall be sunk, with the same confidence and deliberation as a man approaches a bank with his own check in his nand when he knows his bank balance is in his favor?
 Why do they sink a four compart- mert working shaft, timbered like an one thousand H. P. first motion hoist when there is nothing but lime anh iion on the surface? .
 Why does the Copper Queen. which was supposed to be on it's upper years ago. builld a shelter in Douglas of capacity of 1900 ton per day and re- serve space for as many more fur naces?
 Why does the Calumet & Arizona rrd it necessary to add 300 ton fur mace to their smelling plant in Doug ia= every five months?
 Why do the Lake Superior & Pitts burg, ard the Calumet & Pittsburg bum three hundred collars worth of coal per day and stand for all the accompanying outlay?
 Why can the Conne~ Queen settle for over eleven mil i"1 fre. of timber in one year along with other expenses by the eide of which the timber bill is an insignificant item, and at the ssme time build hotels. endow libra ries. build gymnasiums for the benefit of the public, and even build railroads besides looking after thousand othef sources of expense and grow fabulous ly rich at the same time?
 Answer these, and thousand other
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
cALIFoRNIANs COMING TOO.

Senator Tom Flint, of San Lus Obispo, California. was in town for c short time Friday, enroute home iron, visit to properties he is developino in Mexico. Associated with him is Senator Belshaw, the two being the millionaire mining men of the Califor- nia legislature. Senator Flint came this way to see at glance :he ruth of-the boom reports that have recent ly gained wide circulation about Bis bee on the outside. Before ieaVing he said that things looked so good to him that he thought he would be back shortly to take an active hand in the game
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
ITS THIS WAY:
Matters Have Stood About as Quiet ' as Could Be for Some Time-The
 Public Has Been Patiently Await ing Developments.-These Have Succeeded Quietly but Effectively.
AND WHY THIS CONFIDENCE.

The unparalleled and the unquiver- ipg upward flight of the name of the Warren district has surprised the f. nancial and commercial world. While the omnipresent croaker predicted it's dismal collapse at every quarter of the moon. the honest owner and pro- moter were compelled to admit that its unwave;ing progress was phenom- enal and without precedent, especially in the direction of uniformity and ever increasing volume: The one great question is, WHAT KEEPS STOCK ON THE BOOM IN THE WARREN
 STRICT? A terrestial X ray ma
 inc is not a part of the elaborate
 pointments of the mining depart
 snt of the Review.
 The management ase in no sense
 perts with the weird and willowy and popularly known as the alvin ing Iod." No occult entities nor in- our ear the magic secret which dis closes the identical locality of sub ieFarean ore bodies. but we can catch On to a pointer which is 50 pat ent that it carries a shock with it. Wher you ask an Irishman question, he usually answers by asking another. ard when you ask us why stocks and irteres.s in the Warren district never fail. We shall take the liberty of ask :. vou right back
 Why did the Calumet & Arizona people give Martin Costello a half million dollars for a group of nine claims upon which nothing of impor- tsrce had been opened up?
 Why do the employees of that com pany gather up their hard earned wages, earned beneath the darting cage. earned beneath the cIumbling g roof of the stope, earned above the treacherous powder and amid untold dangers, and rush eagerly to invest it
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
SOLOMON SPRINGS CON.

The property owned by Messrs. William and Prichard, was bond ed some time ago to MT. Chenowith ct al, and extrasiZed results were expected from the transaction at the time, none of which have materialized. On the contrary the property remains just as it was at the time. plus few shovel fulls of dirt which has blown into the assess ment holes. The original owners are heroic old workers and assured that the parties with whom they contracted were modelled on the same plan, all oe which emphasizes the necessity or making the optioner pungle something on the start.
 Superintendent James Henderson, of the Marquette, drove to the city last Friday in his "one hoss shay"
 Gus Landau is camped at Solomon Springs doing some title work.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
sHIBLEY's GROUP.

George Shibley's four claims were found in the same old place, and the same neat pile of carbonates of a col or to challenge the envy of a sham rock still looms in the eyes of the be- wildered tenderfoot at a point where the incline shaft from which it was taken tends to undermine the Fl Paso and Southwestern. An incline shaft means one that is inclined to go side wise instead, of. down. A new shaft about so feet deep has been sunk 50 yards away from the track at a point opposite the old pile of the 17th of Ireland carbonates.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
SOLOMON SPRINGS DISTRICT.

This district is a part of the great Warren district, and like most other divisions and subdivisions of the'min- ing field cannot be accurately Giffused. In general terms, however, it may be described as the lower beginning of the Portage Lake, skirting along the foot Of the rapge and taking in, all the territory from the Gold mountain range to the national boundary. For long period the Copper Glance, alone in the district, showed a dis position to whip up and do some thing. Now when o'clock arrives and the Glance blows her siren, the Bisbee Con. answers promptly back. The Marquette clears the air with a shriIl suggestion of business, the ech- oes from the bluffs of Gold hill an swered by the Pittsburg & Hecla. the grand refrain is caught up by the Por- tage Lake, all mingled W. the voice of passing locomotives. and this in a radius of about two miles, This sud den awakening is due. to the fact that men of means, as Nell as judgment have been induced to visit and investi- gate this section. and a couple of wears more will demonstrate just what the splendid indications mean, whether the numerous small bodies of nigh grade ore on the surface came from the waters beneath the earth, '" or "the heavens above the earth"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
SHELTER ECHOES FROM sisBEE

SMEI EEK ECHOES FhOM BISBEE. When first you enter Bisbee on .-e
 railroad, '- Your heart sinks squarely down
 into your heels. .ttss@l@ r'r+ Your are stunned with desperation, And you're filled with consternation At the utter desolation @ That a white man feels At the smoke, smol>e, smoke, At the drifting and the curling Of the smoke; .
 Murky smoke. ,,- a :. Now it sweeps up Tombstone Canyon like storm cloud, Sulphurous fumes for countless leagues We smell. And it withers vegetation, In spite of legislation, Paralyzing all creation Till you think you are in+-welI, The smoke, smoke, smoke; In the boiling and the seething of the
 smoke,
 Clinging smoke. Now it turns and scuds across the rug.
 ged bad lands, And boldly marches up Chihuahua
 Hill. And it is a fair presumption That the microbe of consumption, If he has the slightest "gumption," Quits the flats, and never will, ~ Stand the smoke. smoke, smoke, Stand the all pervading odor of the
 smoke,
 Sticky smoke. Look upon those fieecy pillows from
 the roaster,
 Look upon those fleeting clouds of
 baby blue," And, as they grandly rise, Forming pictures in the skies, They are gorgeous when refiecting
 every hue. Of the smoke, smoke, smoke, In the drifting and the whirling of the
 smoke,
 Precious smoke. So now as I walk along the slag dump, And I think of typhoid fever and the
 like; Though Pm most supinely broke, And my old brass watch in soak, And. I'm just about to choke, It's some time before I'll croak. Bless the smoke, smoke, smoke, Bless the honest, microbe-paralyzing
 smoke;
 Holy smoke.
 ALEY
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
RISE IN STOCKS.
RISE IN STOCKS. Consequent Upon no Published State. ments Stocks in the Warren Dis trict Continue to Maintain a Firm Standard-Whue others Are on Up- ward Move.

Bisbee West may be counted as in very good ground.
 For short time past a small quan- tity of water has shown in the shaft but it is insufficient to cause any trouble
 The management of the Bfsbee West is recognized as eminently good, Mir. Dwight having a good reputation as mining man of experience and good judgment and it is safe to as- sume that the stockholders will get the best possible for their money in tine line of development
 If ore should be encountered at the BisDee West in paying quantities it is probable that there would be grand stiffening in prices of the groups lying adjacent and it is a sure thing that many owners of land in that vicinity think very highly of their holdings
 Foreman James Smith is very well known in this district and is recog- ri:ed as one of the hustlers of the camp.
 The directors of the Bisbee West have announced their determination to sink the present shaft to a depth of probably 1900 feet, but it is to be expected that ore deposits will show in at a point considerably this side of that depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
GREAT INDICATIONS.
  In Each Of the Properties, as Depth Is Attained, the Best of indications PrewaiI-Additional Men Being Put

pertinent questions which we are prepared to ask, and we will cheer fully enlighten you as to why stock in the Warren District never falls to its knees.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
BISBEE'S BIG BUNCH.

o'SS66 . oi1 60INSns The list of companies operating il the Big Camp is given below, and il one of the strongest evidences of tn, very extensive amount of work be ing done here. Practically all O these companies are working full force, and there is not a dead one il the complete list: Copper Queen. Czar.
 Holbrook.
 Spray.
 Ismnn -~ c. & A.
 Oliver.
 Junction.
 Pittsburg and Duluth. Calumet and Pittsburg. Lake Superior and Pittsburg. Calumet and Bisbee. Calumet and Cochise. Wolverine and Arizona. White Tail Deer. Red Jacket and Bisbee. Bisbee West.
 Higgins.
 Quincy and Arizona. Portage Lake and Bisbee. Bisbee Queen.
 Pittsburg and Hecla. .Huachuca Consolidated .. Houghton Development Go. Bisbee Consolidated Copper Glance. Marquette & Arizona. East Side Mining Co. Crescent - Modern.
 Bisbee & Arizona. Huachuca Princeton. Mitchell .Dev. Co. Chiricahua Dev. Co. Gold Nugget Go.
 Mountain View Dev. Go. And some little ones.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18

The fair sex should remember that food and fiattery is a combination cal culated to open the average masculine heart.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18

There is no earthly hope for the man who is color blind if he is unable to tell a greenback when he sees it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
Fifteen Dollars Per Share Advance in Calumet Pwg Same Rise Lake Superior
 and Pdtsbwg Calumet and BSee Also Feels the Impulse of X What Is Going On in the Warren District
READ THE LIST.

Below Will Be Found the Complete List of Properties Now Developing Work Is Proceeding RapidIy-Ma- chnery Coming in Fast-and Same Being InstaIIed-General Notes.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-18
NO TELLING.

Where they May 0o-There Can be no Doubt but What Warren District. Mining Stocks Are One of the Best and Safest investments for those Seeking Permaneney.