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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

salt Lake, Utah, Oct 1.-six men.
ID masked and armed. entered sa
DON ia one Of the main streets of this
.ity and after compelling the seven
men who were in the place at the time
o face the WALL with their hands ele-
rated, appropriated all the money IN
light amounting to about $3.50. ana
escaped The proprietor and another
nan were knocked on the. head and
lafIY hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01
street Car. Runnins Il ne 30.

stHtNN NsIE# EtNWEE3E217 NN LHN 500. y
SauIt ste. Marie. Mich, Oct H.
Street ear traffic IN the Canadian 500,
which has been suspended during che
disturbed condition 0f affairs here In
.ident to the closing 0f the CONSOLIDATE
ed Lake Superior company industries.
.was resumed without demonstration of
any kind on the part az the discharged
employees. Colonel Buchan, who ar
lived in charge Of the detachment Of
troops from Toronto, has relieved Colo
ael Elliott of the local military ana as
sumed command
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Double Tragedy at Allentown. Pa.
Allentown, Pa, Oct 1.-THE bodies
q William Foulke, aged thirty years.
and his wife, aged twenty-seYen years.
were found lying along the road lead
lng from Allentown to Fullerton. Near
By was found revolver with all 1--WE
chambers empty, six loaded cartridges
bottle containing carb0Iic acid ana 4
cup in which carb0lie acid had been
poured. Each body had two bullet
wounds ia the head. The belief il that
Foulke shot the woman ana then him.
SELF. The couple are survived by two
children. No cause Is known f0r tile
supposed murder ana suicide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

52Fs"a N0N0T9E % De q Music Hank
London. Oct Ia meeting 81 the
shareholders 81 tie Lyeenm theaser
company approved the plan presented
sor the reconstruction az the company
md the conversion Of the classic play
house into q music hail. Indignant
shareholders protested thar their losses
we're due to bad mana cement and eriti-
Used Sir Henry irving. whose name
induced them to subscribe their money,
or not being present to give the meet
ne the benefit Of his advice and reply
o criticism
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Washington. Sept 30 President
Rooseveit's first day after his vacation
was busy one. He had a long confer
eRce with Acting Secretary Garfield OF
the department OF commerce and Ia.
Dor, in which the latest Developments
Of the Miller case were discussed At
I O'Clock John Mitchell. president Of
the miners union. lunched with the
president. Secretary Moody. Postmas
ter General Payne and Secretary VII
son were the only cabinet callers. Mr..
Moody discussed naval affairs. while
Mr. Wilson introduced some Iowa
friends. Mr. Payne had some post Of
fee matters 10 present A large num-
Der Of other callers also were received
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01
PrInee - "a ! -.

Berlin, Sept 3D. Prince Henry 81
Prussia Is personally experimenting
the experiments with the submarine
boat built at the GerInania works Kial
Much secrecy IS maintained concerning
the new vessel the only fact definitely
known is that the observation tower II
large enough fo hold two men and that
the tests are being made during storms
and it'll darkness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Vienna, Oct. ~ Serious riots have
occurred at Budapest Striking va
lriyers came In c0nhiet with ne.
ind sixty persons were In
hem seriously, The police Wla
ired on the rioters. and several 81 tha
after were wounded. Troops were
summoned 70 restore order.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01
.RUSSIA'S
GAME In EAST
lord Lonsdale SAYS She Is Shutting
out American Trade.
NO MILITARY EVACUATION.
For Every Battalion Of Troops LeaF-
ing sInnchurIa Another Dis9aised
as a working Gang Comes In
sad state In Australia.

san Francisco, Sept. 30.-The Earl
Of Lonsdale has arrived on the steam
er Ventura on his way home after max
ing a tour Of the world. He is accom-
panied by his wife, the Countess q
Lonsdale. and a retinue Of servants
During the past few months be has
been travelling through the orient and
Australia. studying the social polit-
ical and industrial conditions. In
speaking Of Australia be says that the
conditions there resulting from the po-
itical situation are both unsatisfae-
tory and alarming The Australian
parliament has enacted laws that are
disastrous, sitting industry. The gov
eminent az the same time IS top heavy
and overpaid
OF British politics he says he has
not been able TO keep in as close touch
with them as be would have liked In
regard to the scandal in the war Office.
he says it Is precisely what be expect
ed, and he needed no hndings Of com
mission TO enlighten him on conditions
as they exist The war Office authori-
ties are entitled to all the eensure they
have received, and he did not believe
Lord Kitchener was suited for the war
Office.
RuHzia's waiting Game.
His observations In the orient led
him to believe that Russia is playing an
interesting game there. She may with
draw a battalion OF troops, but as she
does 50 she sends in a railroad battalion
to take Its place, and these battaii0ns
are there for work more serious than
70 take care Of railroads
Russia Is prepared to take all the
trade now enjoyed by America. she
win Gust all Americans from the Yalu
river for one thing, cutting into the
lumber trade now being shipped from
this coast BIZ opening up the rich tim
Der belt owned by Russian firms ia the
Yalu district.
The earl and countess viii spend
about two weeks fl the United States
before sailing from New York FOR Eng
land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Chamberlain win Issue a Pamphlet.
London, Oct. 1-Former Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain has prepared a
pamphlet which is in the nature of q
manifesto and which win be issued
Monday, on the subject Of hts fiscal pol
cy pronouneement. It is said that #
tets forth clearly and definitely MI.
Chamberlain's views and adheres tc
he points be emphasized in his BIZ
ningham speech, including imposing
/ duty on breadstuffs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Valparaiso, Chile, Sept 90. TIN
British steamer Laurel Branch, Can
tain Lee. has been totally lost off stew
art bay. Twenty eight Of her passen
gers and crew were saved. The rest
II is feared. were drowned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Constantinople, Oct. IAN impe.
fal trade has been issued calling out
0,0ee recruits IN the districts of tia
saconc and Third army corps ia order
Q complete the effective Of the nizam
regular battaiious IN Macedonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01
60 AutemahiIe - y -

NhAcABo Automobile Ahead Of Time
Cleveland O.. Sept 30. The Big gas.
oliue automobile which is being driven
In relays from Chicago to New YORK
In On attempt To establish a record ar.
rived in Cleveland several hours ahead
of schedule time. After delay of one
hoar here. during which slight repairs
were made On the machine. tile Jour
ney eastward WAS resumed. with
MessFs. Duffy and Adams ID charge
The run from Chicago to Cleveland
was made In twenty-five hours and
fifteen minutes The actual running
time was twenty hours. The average
speed was about eighteen miles per
hour and the total distance covered
about 600 miles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01


Manila, Sept. 30.--D Domingo Gomez
was sentenced 70 four years and two
months imprisonment and fined $500
for melting rebellion Maximum bail
was refused pending an appeal. The
Filipino assessors dissented from the
decision Gomez was former Span
ish officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

MilkesbarEe Pa. Sept go Peter
Lenousiy has been hanged IL the conn
81 jan Ihe crime fer which Lenousky
vas hanged was the murder 81 An.
thony seanick Lenousky and sennick
were mine workers employed at the
Exeter coIllery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Aaraleaead Nass., sept s0.-Benia-
l1lln Il Brown, foF thirty six years pro.
lessor q mathematics az Tufts college
aas alad trom heart disease at bis SUM.
ateF home here Professor Brown was
siAFy.siS years 81 sse lie II survived
III I NlaoF : son and daughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Washington. Oct 1.-The following
curtin class pozena tees haya been APP
lointed
New Jersey-cyrns E Cook. Mount
Arlington.
New York-C. A. Barnes Fairfield;
Paul J Reed, Kent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

leeds Fhe tissues and makes strength. All
disease y due 70 rundown condition Of
tna eody' unhealthy tissue, blood poisoned
VIII Impurities and general weakness
Nhiie We recommend Father JONAS Med
lesas seI z number of ailments Id the
$50 n MAleh \ has always been success
Jul, ns those who intloysa se tAil ,,a,, ,,.,
must understand and remambar fhst I'M
these LIN aEs d The same kinarad NJ earn
IT'S that they ali come from nv sara
source u eaase, al stated abeva Tha
principle q this medicine Is simnlA n
furnishes the food that the bodv rean;ras
and strengthens each organ ID thas u mn,
90 its work That Il how tia system II
cleared q the impurities and poisonous
waste natter and It supplies bodfiv
warmth aud vitality. It's ingredients "A
the same kind Of food and nourishmenr
that blood and tissue are made oE. Pure
and wholesome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01

Dover England, Get liking Leo
iold ct Belgium arrived here On hts
Facht and inspected the Dover Calais
turbine steamer Queen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01
WHY TT IS so.

When it is known
that its power to
strengthen the sys-
TEN and buhti up the
body is why Father
Johns M edfcfne
cures colds and all
throat and lung
troubles It will be
understood why II
Is 50 valuable as a
tonic and for lriv-
ing tbs impurities
0at Of the blood. LII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Railways To Spend Vast Sum.

New York Jan. 23.-Expenditures
for railroad betterments and exten.
sions during 1903 will exceed 5000 900.
900. The Pennsylvania work alone,
which will begin in a short time. will
amount to $4,000. 900. or this sum
the Pennsylvania budget sets aside
$50, 100000 for immediate use In New
York city and large portion Of this
will be used in taking up options on
real estate. The New York Central will
spend fully $25.000.000 In this city
alone The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
company has decided to spend 500.
900 900 in addition to the $50 900 900
already expended.
The seven Pacific directors have de.
cided TO continue the expenditures on
that system on par with the previous
year. The total amount of these will
approximate $40 200. 900. The directory
OF the Chicago and Rock Island has
decided to spend $4,000. 900 in improve
mente on the lines in Iowa and Nebras
ka and as far west as Denver Atchi
son interests are TO spend s20.000.0 00
in the construction OF new lines In
Oklahoma, consisting of about 1000
miles of road touching all the prineip
al points in Oklahoma.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
TROUGH HOUSE" MCCAIN.
Handled Nicely by Harry Mckay, the
Alvarado Special officer.

William Mccain was brought before
Judge Crawfcrd this morning otter
spending the night In the jail. Mccain
is charged with disturbing the peace.
He had been woi king around the Alva'
RADIO for several days, but not being up
to the standard of the employees re-
quired at the hotel. he received
his walking papers yesterday morning.
Orders were given him to get of the
premises. as they did not want MIN
around. He spent the day around the
saloons drowning his troubles with
whisky He returned last night and
proceeded to start rough house with
the steward Alvarado Officer Harry
Mckay and Policeman Harry Cooper
threw the exploding dynamite into the
tolls. He pleaded not guilty To the
charge and the case was carried over
until this afternoon. when the stew
ards story will be heard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Methodist Ladies' Entertained.

A splendid entertainment was given
this afternoon by the laoies OF the
Home mission of the Highland Meth
odist Episcopal church south in the
shape OF a tea at the residence of Mrs.
Clayton, on South Walter street. A
large number of the members of the
society, as well as their friends, en-.
joyed the occasion. A program was
rendered as follows: An instrumental
solo by Miss Mabel Mo- ehead. Vocal
duet by Mrs. f. o. Reyes and Miss
Clayton. Solos by Mrs. Keyes and
Miss Hattie Johnson, of Chicago
Reading by Miss Allen Norman. A
piano duet by two little girls. Deiio
ious refreshments, consisting OF salads
sandwiches. olives, cake and coffee
were served. All went away delighted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting of the Cen.
trail Labor union held last night at Car
per ters' fell, on West Gold avenue,
the followir : ch'ce were elected for
the ensuing term:
PRESIDENT iCbeit Massey.
Vice ieaidert-Brother McGee.
Secretary-H. II. Wynkoop.
FiranciPl end Corresponding Score
taiy-J. +. Ohde.
T easurer-A. l.. Weems.
Trustee. L oilers Moore. Stone
and Dewey.
3 'geant al Arms-Amos Lukens.
A. l.. Weens was endorsed as dis
trict organiser and the secretary or
dercd to notify the American Fedora
tion OF Labor with request that he
be chosen by that body.
After the transaction Of routine
business the council adjourned Until
the secord Monday evening in Fcbru
airy.
The full delegation from each unlor
was present. with the exception of the
painters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
What Is the Difference?

Waht is the difference between a
mile squire and square mile? This
question has been agitating the gray
matter under the hair of many OF our
worthy citizens the past week and yet
the problem looks easy; still You can
get a bet either way. One mathema
tician has II that there Is no differ
ence between a mile square and :
square mile, hut that there is a bis
difference between two square miles
and two miles square. Let somebody
whose head Ia a dome of thought. and
not entirely rendezvous for hair
figure this out Some of our excellent
school teachers can, no doubt, figure
out the above problem in brief space
OF time. Let's hear from them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Canada. For many years he has been
a highly respected resident of Denver.
REED STILL ALIVE.
The Engineer Of csion Wrcek-Fire-
man Beckett Dead.

Engineer Walter Reed Is not dead
On the contrary. he is very much alive
and from a report which came from
the Los Angeles hospital where he
now Is, at noon yesterday, he will be
home within ten days time. No bones
were broken Is the leap for life from
his engine, just before the collision at
the Keenbrook siding, the only in.
juries received being a badly bruised
back. n few slight scalp wounds and
severe shaking up. All during yes
terday his temperature was not over
2 degrees above normal and his condi-
ton is considered exceptionally favor.
able.
Fireman Clark, who jumped from
the window OF engine No S24, is still
about the street and there is no dan
ger of his wounds. which were about
the head. proving serious. But he is
still badly shaken. / really believe
that all my teeth are Jared loose" he
said. laughing.
The Last Look.
IL was a sad lot OF men who passed
in and out of Barton q Catick's under.
taking parlors yesterday morning and
afternoon to view for last time the
remains of Fireman Beckett, who
heroically died at his post in the terri
BILE wreck at the Keenbrook siding
Most of the visitors we're fremen
members OF the brotherhood. They
had sent before them a beautiful fora
piece, a wheel with a missing spoke
and this was at one end of the casket
The dead brother. save for tiny blue
mark near the temple. showed nc
signs of the fatal injuries. which were
numerous elsewhere on his body. bu,
lay as II in a sleep. As the caske,
was being closed previous to beinl
shipped to Los Angeles on the after
noon local, a silver plate was noted or
the lid. II read
age 25; Charles w Beckett, B. o.
l.. f."
The deceased is from Topeka, hav
ing come to this city but few months
ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
THE SlEUTHS.
ciossen and Huber Pursuing Murderer
Teiles.

relies.
Deputy Sheriffs Charles Closson and
Dick Huber of Santa Fe. passed
through the city last night for Socorro
In pursuit OF the escaped prisoner and
double murderer. whose last crime was
the killing OF the Santa Fe jailor.
Telles has not been seen since Fri
day night. but the officers are positive
he is travelling toward Arizona. The
murderer has no friends in these parts
as he GENES from Old Mexico. where
he established reputation that Is
blacker than the blacklist. He travels
at night and visits houses where there
Is little trouble Of being known. Al
any rate he has been successful In
eluding his pursuers.
The dogs have returned to Santa Fe
but will be sent for II fresh trail IL
found.
Many OF the peaceful and law abid
ing citizens OF Santa Fee express some
| indignation at the reports that there
was talk OF lynching the night thai
Hampe was brought back. II was not
stated that all the people of Santa FL
expressed these sentiments, but 1t can
not be denied that there was talk II
this direction on the streets amonl
those citizens. whose blood was stir
red 10 at the cold blooded murder.
After reaching Socorro Deputy Sher
iffs Closson and Hubert will trave
afoct back to Albuquerque. visiting ev
cry house they come across In tbei
trek
1t is not policy to make public al
the information possessed by the ofic
ers, but the capture Of Telles is almos
certain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
BEvERlDGE WARNED.
Threatened with Violence by Fricnds
Of the Statehood Bill.

Some pin-head al washington thinks
Senator Beveridge is in danger OF his
life, and in a special to the st. Louis
Globe-Democrst, from Washington,
dated January %. says:
The intense feeling aroused by the
fight over the statehood bill has mani.
festd itself in threats against the life
of Senator Beveridge of Indiana, the
most active and insistent opponent of
the bill. The threat came by mail to-
day. and the senator was warned in
black and white that unless he desist.
ed in his fight on the measure a resi-.
Gent OF Arizona who knew how to han.
die a gun would be sent to Washington
Ito blow the senator's block on"
The threat followed several letters
of warning which were milder in form
but which advised Mr.. Beveridge that
unless he discontinued the opposition
the reputable people of Arizona would
not be able to restrain the hot.heads
in the territory. and consequently
should not he held responsible for any
result that might follow the statehood
| fight.
These letters were so mild In form
that Mr. Beveridge paid no attention
to them. When the threat came &c
blow off his head the Indiana states
man decided 1t was time t. call tn,
matter to the attention of the post
Office department. The letter was no
signed. 1t is said by the senators
friends, hut II is believed that the post
Office department will have little dim
Guilty in ferretng out the writer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
SAN ANDREAS.
The Big irrigation Scheme 10 Assun,-
inu Definite Shape.

A short lime ago The Citizen gave
out to the public few facts relative to
a big irrigation scheme in the San An
dreas mountains and Of the visit Of DR.,
G. q. Cruickshank. one OF the promot.
ers. to Santa Fe to confer with the irri.
cation commission on the subject of
securing land near the proposed res.
ervoir site, The San Marcial Bee. in
connection Herewith. says:
The San Andreas Irrigation com
pany now have Civil Engineer w. w.
Jones in the field making oil neces-
sary surveys on their reservoir site
and land. The company have made ap-
plication to the irrigation commission
for 40 900 acres of land at the north
end OF the San Andreas mountains be-
low their reservoir site. The survey
now being made Is by request OF the
land commission, and as soon as the
land is set aside the company will be.
gin work. The dam will be 80 feet
high In the highest part. viii be built
OF solid masonry and will cost some
100000. The storing of this water
will put some OF the finest land In the
territory under cultivation, and will
be the beginning OF putting into use
the arid lands of the tornado del
Muerto
The company will pipe the water
onto the land and then use s. stem oil
bitches or pipes all over the land to be
| irrigated. DIR. c. @. Cruickshank saws
he hopes to get arrangements com
pleted so as to store next summers
rainfall or at least part of II. Wher
the reservoir is completed no vast,
water will pass over the dam. but will
pass away over limestone ridge 9
mile and half further east. SO tina
should Their be great overflow at an,
time the cultivated lands will not b,
injured by t."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Contracts Let.

The carpenter work for the fine
hotel and business building to be erect
ed by Bachechi 4 Giomi, at the corner
of Silver avenue and South First
street, YVES let yesterday morning By
Architect La Driere 10 Contractor Wal
lace Hesselden. Arson & Holman re
ceived the brick and stone work at the
same time. Construction will begin al
once, as there is considerable material
on hand. There will be no delay in the
work and the building will be com
pleted in as short time as possible. The
building 10 he erected will he of mod
ern and elegant design, of which the
city will have every reason to fee
proud OF possessing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
RAILROAD NOTES.


Conductor Wells, of the Rio Grande
division, has returned from a visit to
New York.
'1 Two switchmen and freight rustler
% the Gallup depot were discharged
MAI Tuesday.
awrence Gilroy, of Los Angeles,
special agent of the A. T. q s. f.,
opent day at Gallup this week.
William Flaherty. brother OF the
hall player. George Flaherty. made his
/ frst TIL, as n brakeman Wednesday.
A. l.. OlipEant, roadmaster of the
Rio Grandc division of the Santa Fe,
was an Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
Charles Watkins, formerly a nurse
1T the local Santa Fe Pacific hospital,
has returned from a trip to his home
In Canada.
George A. Bible has been appointed
travelling passenger agent Of the Rock
FIsland at Salt Lake City, vice Frank
M Miller, resigned.
Engineer c. L. Schock has left Las
Vegas for Grand Junction, Colo, out
of which place he will run an engine
for the Denver a Rio Grande.
A. Reinisch, landscape gardener for
n the Santa Fe. and who made the park
at the Las Vegas depot Is in the city
having some work In his line In con
nection with the Alvarado.
On the Mexican International rail
road reduction of 20 per cent for pas
sengers travelling over $50 kilometerf
has been put into effect The freight
schedule shows n reduction OF from
TO 20 per cent.
Mrs. Arthalony, WIFE o. tio dead con
duc,or. has returned to Ration from
Beardstown, ILL.,, for the purpose OF
settling up business matters. after
which she will return to Beardstowr
to make her future home.
Engineer A. +. Eames and his daugh
ter, Mrs. Smith, with her children. the
4 family OF Engineer Sam Smith, will &c
to FL Paso for a few months residenc,
to benefit the health OF Mrs. Smiths
second son. who Is suffering from .
nervous disorder.
The Chicago a. Alton signed con
tracts for the construction OF fft,
passenger cars and ten locomotives
to be used In the St Louis worlds fail
trafiic. The Illinois Central has or
dered 1000 coal 20Vy box cars OF so,
90 pounds capacity each. and 200 re
frigerator cars. for February to Ma!
delivery.
Two hundred and fifty Apache In
dams are to be employed on the new
road now being built to connect SaI
Carlos with Fort Apache. A distance
of forty miles Is to be built, a stretcl
OF twenty-five miles. to n government
saw mill. having been constructed b.
the aid Of Indian labor last year. Thu
new road is expected to become tn
main thoroughfare into Fort Apache
TO which access is now by way of Hol
brook, on the Santa Fe Pacific.