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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-24
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rei9en su poQen.
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abermals ertldrt, oaB er CLAUDE, oab
Or. Soiepb Nleranber ni1t gum stpei=
ten Wale prO3eiiirt iperben tpiro. Seine
6auptaeu9en ge9en ibn paren Sam
Martin uno &ufus @antrea, ipslde ii9
eft tiirali4 setueisert batten. Nusiaaen
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Der &Oia Neiolinser bstbsilist getpeIen
gu iein. Ser Sermin ift auf ben 4.
Mai feitseiebt.
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an9rlns an9etla9t tuar, betannte hid
oes Srasens perbOrsener Waffsn i9ul=
big unb muroe our 3abluns BON s25
uno Soften beroonnert.
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| d bremen ibermiefen.
SObn %. Wilien unb Sarrp 8. So.
fter, tuelde iu Mleranoria unter Der
4ntla9e Der Salidmiinserei berbaftei
iporoen tparen, wurosn bonn 8unbes=
@ommiffdr on bic 8roBseiaworenen
iibertpieien. sic muroen i'm biefaen
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meisert, bic BON ibm einmaI iefgeiebte
3eit fiir bic Nrsumente iiber bas @e-
iu9 um einen neuen proeeB fur ben
@atiinm0rber Ora gopenbaper aussu-
oebnen. Seoer Seite ilt nur eine
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ibm Elm @iieniplitter in zines bon iei=
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-24

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cine SOroeruns bon s1666.25 segen
ben Ia6laB fur S9mudiaden, tpel9e
er Der @erifOrbensn berfauft bate, eins
gereidt.
unter i Il SUNG berlangt.
&oflne &uibtDn bertlaste ibren Sat-
ten Sames auf llnterfiibuns. Sas
gbepaar lebt felt Dem 6. Nobember b.
S. ni4t mebr suiammen unb ieitbem
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gewegung, mod s9e 8Idser fefen SUB
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3war 10 unsliidlid, baB bic &doer Der
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bebaupten, baB lie nidt 9epuBt bdtten,
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batte bel ben @ountp- @ommiiIdre Inn
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frans eingereidt, beren idmmtliAe
lluteriariften BON einem Manne, bem
Die berii6ti9te vpower of attorney"
perlieben mar, se3eidnet waren. Sie
9icens muroe psrtpeisert. gfu9en.
appelIirte an bas &reisseridt uno bass
Ielbe perparf bic &emOnifran3 uno ent=
Idieo, baB er gu elmer 9icens bere9figt
lei. Die SemperenSler appelirten uno
bog obere @eri9t bat, tpie erudbnt, gu
ibren @unFen entI9ieoen.
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WilfinSen meloete i'm 8unbes9eridt
Ieinen Banferott an. Ser Ictipa bon
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$215O.95 sessniiber.
Ban nbit Serges anter b ober
Baraf9aftgefellt.
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oes ganoiten gilbert Derges, mel9er
ben @rocer Senrp s. Mc@aslin unb
ben Wirtb 0enrp 0liller beraubt, io-
wie ben Wirtb gilbert U. 5omlinion
berauben tuollte, auf $4,000 feitgeiebt.
gr miro iein gorperb0r in nd9fer
Wo4e haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-24

New Dorf, "a. MpriI. Die
Srufees bes .9usteaee geormal & Sn=
buffrial=S =Snitituts in GlabGna, oeiien
Setter Boofer &. @aibinston 1T, haben
bon Mnbrsw carnegie fur ben gnooiu-
ment- Tonb 5000, 600 erhalten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
KAISER REVIEWS TROOPS.
A nrIIiiant Spectacle on Field At
centoceile.

brilliant Spectacle on Field At
centoceile
Rome, May 5-Owing to the recent
heavy rains the military review ia EN-
peror williams honor did not occur
on the regular parade ground, but took
place at Centocelle, on a large plain
five miles from this city, a picturesque
spot stretching to the Campagna Ro-
mana and near the ruined aqueducts.
The troops numbered about 25.000
men. Emperor William recalled the
fact that on the same field he had re-
viewed $4,000 men with the late king
Humbert.
Notwithstanding the distance Of Cen
toeeile from Rome il was estimated
that 100000 persons gathered to wit
ness the magnificent spectacle. The
two Jverelgns, the two German
princes. Grown Prince Frederick Will
liam and Prince Eitel, and four Italian
princes and their suits and 500 officers
in brilliant uniforms. their accouter-
ments sparkling In the sun, formed a
picture brilliant III the extreme.
Queen Helena witnessed the review
from a state carriage, Her majesty
and the other members Of the royal
and imperial parties were heartily
eheered
The emperor showed great interest in
the famous Bersaglieri regiments.
The emperor and his sons lunched
at the German embassy accredited to
the Quirinai Immediately following the
review The Palazzo Canarelli, as the
German embassy is known. was bright
with flowers, No ladies' were present
at the lunch, owing 70 the absence of
the German empress and to the fact
that the ambassador Of Germany,
Count Won Monts Won Mazin. is not
married
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
AN HONORABLE RECORD.
Pres. shipman Of Goddard Seminary Cele-
brated 67th Birthday.

Pres, shipman Of Goddard Seminary Cele
brated 67th Birthday.
Prof. William r. Shipmam Of Tuft.
College, president Of the board Of trustees
Of Goddard Seminary, celebrated yester-
day, the sixty-seyenth anniversary of his
birth at his Massachusetts home
Prof. Sbipman who is dean of the
College of Letters of Tufts, has been con-
nected with that institution for thirty
nine years, and he has held the chair Of
rhetoric longer than any other teacher in
New England
Prof, Shipman was one Of the founders
Of Goddard Seminary and has been Of
great service to other educational institu-
tions Ia New England.
During his stay at Tufts he has taken
but one leave Of absence, that OF year,
from 1899 to 1900. Previous to that he
had spent every summer vacation In get.
ting up contributions and doing other
things FOR Goddard Seminary On his va
cation he spent sixty days abroad travel
ling through England, Paris and Germany.
on his return he spent three months visit
ing pupils and graduates Of Tufts and
Goddard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
Ending Of a Famous
Case in Burlington,
CONTEST OVER $1,5OO,OOO
Suit for Alienation, Prosecution fol
Kidnapping and Police Search
for Would Be Poisoners.

Burlington, May 5.-A divorce was
granted Mrs Melyina Prunier Yesterday
morning in county court, thus ending a
| case that has had many sensational ana
dramatic features The bill was granted
on the confession made by Frederick Pru-
nier at a previous trial, for another cause,
when he admitted that he had cOhablted
with Mrs. Lillian Ash or Campbell, who
was named as correspondent. Other testi-
mony was also introduced TO show that
Prunier had lived with Mrs Ash.
The case is a sequel to five years Of liti-
cation, which included a contest for a
81 100000 estate, a verdict of SIS, 900 for
alienation of affections, prosecution Of Mr.
Prunier for kidnapping his own son and a
police search for would-be poisoners.
Prunier was Green Mountain boy.
who studied medicine until his hearing
failed aud he had to accept employment as
nurse. BY the accident Of circumstances
he was engaged to nurse w. O. Campbell
the wealthy wall paper manufacturer.
Mrs. Lillian Ash had already installed
herself as CampbelIs housekeeper and
protector. When Campbell died he left
her bis estate Of 81 $1,000 saving 1ega-
acy Of 10000 to his daughter, Mrs. Els
telle 8. Saloman. The contest which fol-
lowed terminated in compromise.
Mrs, Ash, or Campbell, for she claimed
to have been married TO the wall paper
millionaire, engaged Prunier, the nurse, as
her private secretary. Some Of the testi-
mony in the viii contest prompted Mrs.
Pruuier, who had remained in Burlington
while her husband was nursing away from
home, to sue Mrs. Ash for $4,000 for
alternating Prunier's affections.
She got St5,0 900 verdict. Then follow
ed an attempt to kidnap her infant son.
Prunier was arrested on the strength Of
his step-motheT-in-aw' confession that
the two had eonspired to kidnap the boy
Mrs. AshCampbell wrote Prunier en-.
dearing letters while he was In jail Short
ly after Mrs. Prunier was barely saved
from death by poison, and evidence Of a
plot involving many oonspirators was dis
covered.
Prunier has remained in Mrs. Ash
Campbell's service as private secretary
and manager Of her extensive business
interests. His family has lived in straight
ened circumstances in Burlington until the
$4,000 verdict was received
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
State Council K. of c.
Meeting in Barre.
MANY DELEGATES HERE
First Session Held at K. Of P. Hall
This Afternoon Banquet
Tonight.

Every train has been bringing Knights
Of Columbus from all the larger places Of
the state to this city today to attend
the state council meeting OF that order.
Each council will be represented by two
delegates and many visitors will be in at
tendance. A business session was held
this afternoon at two o'clock. This even
ing banquet viii be served.
The election Of officers will be held this
afternoon and will be the last thing on the
programme before the evening session.
At S o'clock this evening the council
and visitors win be entertained with
banquet given by the Knights. Grand
Knight d. M. Miles Of Barre, will be
POSTMASTER Of the evening and among the
speakers will be Past State Deputies T.
w. MaIoney OF Rutland and D. a. Guilti-
nan, State Deputy, Felix w. MeGettrick
Of St. Adams, w. u. Powers Of st. All
bans, William Theriault Of Montpelier,
Rev. r. MI McKenna of Barre and Thom-
as Magner Of Burlington. Wilder's or
chestra Of Montpelier, viii be in attend
anee at the banquet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
A GRAND SURPRISE.
ST.. Monicas's Altar Boys Gathered at ID.
81. Miles Last Evening.

St. Monioas's Altar Boys Gathered at ID.
~. Niles Last Evening.
The members Of the ST. Monica's Altar
Boys club gathered last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ Miles to hold
a special meeting. When all were seated
they were reminded to their great surprise
and especially to the greater amazement
Of Master Howard, their treasurer, that
they were there TO help him celebrate his
twelfth birthday.
AT once he received the usual and warm
expression Of the good wishes Of his mer-
ciless little friends. The evening was
then passed 10 music, songs and various
kinds Of games such as pool, etc John
Devers was awarded story book fer plac-
Ing the darkey's tail nearest to where ma
ture destines it, while Francis O'Grady
won the BOBBY prize, box Of peanuts. for
bringing 1t out either for bath ora drink
lee cream and cake were served during
the fun, and at a late hour the party broke
up, every one wishing that Howard had
more than one birthday
As souvenir Of the happy occasion he
was presented with a fountain pen, also
gift from Mnggins and rattle box to
help pass away his darker hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
NEW YORK LABOR TROUBLE.

Striking Italians Clash With Police IN
subway Construction.
New York, May 5. The trouble be-
tween the striking Italian laborers and the
men who have taken their places continu-
ed today and heavy guards Of police were
massed at points where trouble was antic.
ipated The first trouble was at Muscoot
Dam where 800 were stoned and driven
from work by mob of several hundred.
The police reserves disposed Of the riot
ers and the entire subway IN Manhattan
between Goth and 104th streets is guarded
BY the police. -Four hundred strikers and
piekets were out but were not allowed ia
approach where the men were working,
The contractors announce that unless the
strikers return, today, their places will be
filed with negroes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
MONUMENT TO CHAMPLAIN.

IT May BE Erected IN Darlington and Work
BE Begun This summer
Burlington, May 5,--A movement is on
foot among the French people Of this city
to raise money for the erection OF monu-
ment to the memory Of Champlain. the dis
eoverer Of Lake Champlain. A meeting
of the presidents of all the French soeie-
ties Of the city will be held next week,
when plans win be made for the raising
Of the necessary funds. After this meet
ing appeal win be made to all the French
this movement under way. Money to the
amount Of $1,000, has already been raised
and 1t Is thought the remainder of the
amount necessary will be forthcoming in a
short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.

st Elzabeth's Chapter, Church of the
Good Shepherd, Invites Friends.
The ladies OF st. Elizabeth Chapter Of
the Church Of the Good Shepherd give an
entertainment in Miles hall Thursday
evening, May z. at s O'Clock, during
which the results of their various expert
ences at earning dollar in some unusual
way win be heard Miss Croft and Miss
Trommer have the programme in charge
and announce the following talent:
Piano duet, Valse, Moszkouski
Miss Eleanor T. Cole, Miss Annie Inglis.
Reading, Selected
Miss Allie TrOwe
Song, An Irish Love Song, Lang
Miss Croft.
Whistling solo,
Master Stanley Marsh.
Song, Selected
Mr. Pltkin.
Reading, heterogeneous and the Baby,
Georgiana Trail.
Piano duet, Les Bergers- Vatican, Gregh
Miss Eleanor r. Cole, Miss Annie IngIis.
Experiences,
Farce, The Precious Pickle,
High School Girls.
Allie Trowe, Ethel Strong
Allie Richardson, Margaret Frozer
Clara Purvee, Emma Nelson
Grace Worthen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
LIQUOR AGENCY SELLS
ALL REMAINING STOCK
Last Inventory Of Cider, Brandy and
Other Liquids Disposed Of
Yesterday.

The city council held its regular month
" meeting yesterday afternoon with Al
deTman Duffy absent.
A committee from the e.. A. r. and
Spanish War Veterans invited the mayor
and aldermen to participate in the Memo
rial day exercises and the Invitation was
accepted
A large number of city warrants were
read and ordered paid.
The overseer of the poor reported the
expenditures Of his department for April
to be S249.70 The expenses OF the poor
department for the four months ending
April 30, 1908, to be 81, 1861 for the
same period last year 81, ,144O7.
Chief OF Police Brown reported i6 ar
rests made in April, II being for intoxica-
tion.
The committee on police reported
against the city paying for the uniforms Of
the regular police. The report was ac-
cepted.
Alderman Currier stated that D. NJ.
Miles had reported to him that boys had
broken all the glass in a vacant house Of
Mr.. Miles on Smith meadow, and that
something ought to be done in the matter.
1t was voted that the mayor offer re-
ward of $40 for any evidence that would
lead to the conviction Of any boys who
break windows In houses.
The council then went into executive
session.
After the executive session 1t was voted
to notify all persons IN arrears for better
ment assessments that they must settle
within ten days, falling which, the ae-
counts will be placed in the hands Of the
city attorney for collection.
The liquor committee has sold all the
goods left Ia the agency when closed. A
Sl40 inventory was cleaned up yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
Cheer By People on
Leaving Paris.
ESCOURTED BY M. LOUBET
Latter Wore Decoration Conferred BY
British Sovereign -Honors
at Cherbourg.

Paris, May 5.-King Edward left the
Invaides railroad station on his way
to Cherbourg amid the booming Of 100
cannons and the acclamations Of an
enormous crowd Of people. The cere-
monies at his majesty's departure were
on the same elaborate and spectacular
scale as on bis arrival here. President
Loubet, ID a state coach, called at the
British embassy and drove with the
king through the avenues, on both
sides Of which troops and large crowds
were massed
His majesty wore the uniform Of a
British admiral In d carriage follow
ing that OF the king and the president
were Premier Combes and Foreign
Minister Delcasse, the latter wearing
for the first time the grand cross Of the
Victorian order, bestowed upon him by
King Edward
There was a continuous roar OF 'Nive
10 Rol" along the route, through the
Avenue de Marigny, over the Pont
Alexandra, TO the Esplanade des In
valides The station was sumptuously
decorated with crimson and gold hang
ings and the British and French colors.
The band Of the Republican Guard,
stationed on the platform, played God
Save the King at the moment Of his
majesty's departure. The final adieus
were extremely cordial, the king and
President Loubet holding a long and
intimate farewell conversation Then
the king saluted the officers bowed and
smiled TO the cheering crowd, entered
the train and departed for Cherbourg.
where q French squadron was await
ing to render him farewell honors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
Ennrth Gas pnstmas,er.

Washington May 5-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap
pointed
New York Maspeth, Augustus De
witt, Jr.
Pennsylvania Lucinda, Joseph Nou
land: West Fairfield, Samuel 4. Ford
Maryland Kingston. Louis Chamber
IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
RELATIONS STRAINED.

Kaiser Decides suddenly Not 10 Visit
Caves During Regatta.
Manchester Eng, May5-A dispatch
says the Kaiser has suddenly decided not
to visit Cowes during the coming regatta.
A number Of questions, notably the fail.
ure Of the German Bagdad railway scheme.
have somewhat strained the relations be-
tween England and Germany The Kali
ser will 20 on Norwegian cruise instead.
The dispatch adds that foreign Office az.
fairs are extremely tangled, and that Jap
an, Britain's ally, is complaining Of mat
tention
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
CAPTURED
BY WOMAN
Two Montpelier Men
Arrested.
AND WERE INTOXICATED
Were Doing Turn Of Investigation
of the County Jail Fined
in City Court.

Montpelier, May 5-Thomas Dooley
and Frank Gauthier of this city, while IN
an Intoxicated condition last evening, at
tempted to investigate the inside Of the
county jail and were detected ia the act
by woman. They got inside the outer
door and were pursuing their investiga-
tlons further when they were discovered
by the woman connected with the place.
She took in the situation and locked the
doors, making Dooley and Gauthier pris-
OneTs.
Chief Mcmahon was notified and he
went over to the Jail and arrested the men,
Later they were taken into city court and
each one was pronounced guilty Of intoxi-
cation. Each paid fine Of S. with costs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
MORE QUESTIONS.
oversees Of Poor Thurs on Again Intarro-
gated.

oversees Of Poor Thurs on Again Intarro-
gated.
To Editor, Times In regard 70 the
communication ia last evenings paper
from the overseer Of the poor. was ask
ing about the present facts and not about
the past. want to ask the overseer IL he
didn't so to the woman and tell her that
he wouldn't give her anything unless she
would 60 TO the poor farm, and If she did
not tell him she was willing to work for
her own rent and didn't he swear at the
woman twice, before witnesses? And
about the children's sickness he can take
them to any doctor and seen if they need
any physicians services. The children do
not need his help to give them bath ev-
cry day The people under him know
how they have been used.
My husband has been paying taxes for
many years and if he didn't he would be
arrested for ii wouldn't hea A woman
who is interested IN the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
HEAVY STONE WAGON
RAN OVER SMALL GIRI
Bessie Newton Of River Street Re
ceiyed Injuries That May
Prove Fatal.

Bessie Newton, the ten years old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Newton Of Riy.
er street met with a serious accident about
Eve O'Clock yesterday afternoon BY being
run over by stone team.
She with several other girls was riding
on the wagon when she lost her balance
and fell directly ii front Of one Of the
rear wheels which passed over her stom-
her home near by and DR.. w NJ. Newton
was called.
He found that no internal injuries had
resulted and this morning she was doing
very wen. The only danger is that peri
tonitis may develop.
The name Of the driver Of the team is
not known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
MADE GIFTS TO CHARITY.

G. A. Hoyt Buried IN Burlington Yesfer-
day with Imposing Ceremony.
Burlington, May The funeral of G.
A. Hoyt was held at St. Mary's cathedral
today with requiem mass by Rt. Rev.
Mgr. ], NJ. Cloarec, and absolution by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Michaud, assisted BY
Rev. J j Barrett and Rev @. @. Delan-
ey
The honorary bearers were H. III.
Buckham, II. w Allen, c. w. Wood
house, Rev. Edward Hungerford, G. E.
Allen and Gen T. S. Peek.
Burial was in st. Joseph's Catholic
cemetery Mr. Hoyt was ouce q promi.
nent Eplscopalian but was converted to
the Catholic faith.
He made large gifts to charity and to
the church. He died at Pasadena. Cal.