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Evening star., 1903-10-22
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
Post Office Boys Outbowl the Printers.

There was a large gallery on the Palace
alleys last night to see the Departmental
League and Bank Clerks League teams
bowl. Those who watched the former saw
a fine contest in the first game. The gov
ernment printing office boys were pitted
against the post office five, and when the
totals for the players were added 1t was
found that each team had sos points. The
scores:
Evening star., 1903-10-22
CAROLS Basket Ball Team.

The following players will make up the
Carroll Institute basket ball team for the
coming season: James Thompson, Ralph
Whalen. Frank Kerr. Harry Cullen. H. J.
Swoje. Albert Hollander. O. q. James. and
James Cramer. The institute won the cham
pionship OF the Amateur Basket Ball
League Of the District last seasbn, and
Evening star., 1903-10-22
METROPOLITANS
Railway Relief BoWlers.

In the Railway Relief Association the
Southern team took two of the three games
from the Northern quint laTt night Some
high scores were chalked up in each con-
test, but CARRIER of the winning team had
the best. 1919. He also ran 1874 in his first.
Evening star., 1903-10-22

A gang of thieves who tried to run
horses off the Fort Peck (Mont) reserva-
tion, were ambushed and two of them
killed. The Indians engaged in a running
fight with the outlaws, driving them off
the reservation. The dead men have not
been identified.
Evening star., 1903-10-22

Prof. Maurice A. Joyce manager of the
team, expects to make good a showing
this year with his players. all of whom
have been provided with new uniforms.
Evening star., 1903-10-22
CRACK GUARD HURT.
Bloomer Of Yale Dislocates a Shoulder
in Practice.

From out of pile of players. after a
fierce scrimmage. Ralph Bloomer, Yale's
crack guard, and the foundation on which
she based her hope of a strong center tho,
Evening star., 1903-10-22
Exq quisite
CHIN A
Dinner Ware

~ HE collection OF China
o. Dinner Ware which we
~ are now showing is un-
surpassed-in some re-
spects unequaled. Every de-
sirable make is included-ev-
cry style of decoration, from
the dainty effects to the rich
est and most elaborate designs,
representing the worlds latest
triumphs in china-making.
Our lengthy experience en-
ableS us to buy most advanta-
geously. and consequently
quote the lowest possible
prices.
A magnificent display of
complete Dinner Services.
More than 100 patterns in
Open Stock' Ware, from
which complete sets or any de
sired number of pieces may be
purchased.
Evening star., 1903-10-22
Technical Boys Defeated
Westerns in Good Game.
FORMER WERE HEAVIER
INTERESTING MATCHES IN THE
DIFFERENT BOWLING LEAGUES.
Brighton Beach Races - Tonight's
Wrestling Tourney Corbett Bests
Callahan-Harvard Best at Golf.

| The second foot ball game for the cham
| pionship of the high schools took place
yesterday afternoon on Georgetown field
| between teams representing the Western
| High School and the Technical High School.
| 1t was pretty contest at times marked by
| brilliant play. Technical won by the score
of 10 to ). and the credit of her victory was
due more to the superior weight of her line
and the magnificent playing of her backs
than to the general play of her team.
Western outplayed her rival in all points
of the game. but her line was far too light
to stop the big boys from Technical, who
demoralized her line time after time for
substantial gains. Western. however, fought
with great determination and succumbed
only to superior weight. She fought gal
| lantly at times. but Du Came the big full
back, with Smith at right half and Geib at
left half. moved their way through the line
with little effort. In fact. after several in
effectual tries at the ends. and several trick
plays Technical soon discovered the weak
ness of her adversary. and from the second
kickoff did nothing but buck the line.
Western Wins the Toss.
Game was called shortly after o'clock.
Western won the toss and Captain Church
chose the north goal giving Technical the
kickoff. Du Came kicked to Westerns
twenty-yard line. and on the first play
Western made no gain. Church was sent
around the left end and gained three yards.
He tried again. but Bachus broke through
and downed him ten yards back of line.
Western kicked to Tech s fifteen-yard line.
Tech. sent Geib through the center for
three yards. and in the next play there was
a tumble and Western got the ball. Cap
tain Church. by good interference, made
ten yards around the left end. and shortly
after Talent sent through the center,
but the heavy weights from Tech. held him
without
Evening star., 1903-10-22
Westerns Defeat,

Western lost, but her defeat was not
lSnobie. She made a strong uphill fight
against heavy odds. Every man of her
eleven did excellent work. For Tech, too
much cannot be said of her men back of the
line. Smith. Du Came and Geb were
towers of strength. The lineup was as fol-
lnu.S
Evening star., 1903-10-22
POST OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Marketmen Defeated Commissioners.

Totals. 900. s95 II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
PLEASE RETURN THE RING.

Went to Wrong Person at D. w. Smiths
Wedding Reception.
The person who has the plain gold band
ring which he got at the wedding recep-
tion of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel W. Smith at
Cutler Corner one week ago Monday even
ing, is requested to return the same TO
Mrs William Mitchell, Box 295, Orange
as the ring did not 60 to the person In
tended.
Mr. Smith married Mabel Genie, Of
Amherst, Mass, two weeks ago, and his
Orange friends planned to give him and
his new wife reception on their arrival
In Orange Mrs. Mitchell was one of the
persons who helped in getting up the re-
eeption. She contributed a cake, and to
make pleasant surprise for the bride she
placed her own wedding ring IN the cake
But there were good many uninvited
guests and the particular piece Of cake, in
which the ring was placed, went to the
wrong person as later developments
showed, and has not been returned.
While Mrs. Mitchell does not know
definitely who the party is who got the
ring she has a strong suspicion. AS it
has peculiar value to Mrs. Mitchell
as keepsake It would seem to be the
duty Of that person to return the ring now
that the Joke Of the affair has worn Oft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
Missing Girl Married at
Upland, Nh.
WRITES TO HER PARENTS
Malvina Corbeil Started For Church
Last Friday Morning and
Did Not Return.

The mystery about the disappearance Of
the young LADY, Malvina Corbeil, who
went away from her home Of Hillside av-
enue last Friday morning, was cleared up
yesterday afternoon when her father,
Adelard C0rbeil, received letter from
his daughter at Upland, n. H., saying
that she was we'll She also impaired the
information that she is now Mrs Frank
Rioux. Thus little romance Is woven
about the mystery Of the disappearance.
1t seems that the young lady left Friday
morning for Upland, N. H., instead Of
going TO church at ST. Monieas church.
How she got the ticket to make the trip to
that place her father does not know. How
ever, a way was found and In due time
the girl reached her destination, where
she was met by Frank Rioux, long time
acquaintance, whose friendship had deep
ened into something else.
Little time was lost in getting to a min
lister, and In iiffy the knot was
tied. II is the intention Of the couple to
remain at Upland, but the parents Of the
bride say that they win welcome both to
their home in this city, and Il Is expected
that Mr., and Mrs Rionx will later make
delayed wedding trip to Barre.
The Corbeils formerly lived at Upland,
moving to Barre few years ago, and it
was while they we're living there that the
young people became acquainted SO far
as Nj. and Mrs. Corbeil know the young
husband has has never visited this CITY, 1t
is said. however, that the two have kept
up steady correspondence ever since
Both the father and mother Of the bride
are much relieved to find their daughter,
as they have been kept in constant state
of suspense ever since the girl left home
last Friday morning to attend mass at the
church and failed to return. Search was
made throughout the city and neighboring
towns, and the aid Of the Barre police was
also invoked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
"BIG MARY RETURNS. \
And is Fined for Contempt Of Court For
DisobeYing Subpoena,

And is Fined for Contempt Of Court For
DisobeYing Subpoena,
Adelaide Garabaldi, better known al
big Mary, who has been wanted by the
Barre city court for over q year for con-
tempt of court In disobeying u subpoena,
voluntarily surrendered herself this fore
noon, and paid heavy fine for her Of
fence
Mrs. Garabaldi was subpoenaed on the
criminal case Of state vs.. Joseph Alarici,
assault on James McNulty at Mrs. Cara
baldi's house on Granite street year ago
last April, After the subpoena was served
on her Mrs. Garabaldi appeared ut the
conrt room all right After being Ia the
court room for d short time Big Mary
was taken with desire for something to
eat. She was allowed to 40 for breakfast
She did not return, and has not been seen
since by the officers who have been look
ing for her, until today, when She showed
up In court.
The case against Alariei went on Just
the same without this important witness
and Alarici is now serving five year sem
tence in the State prison at Windsor.
She admitted that she knew what she
did when she disappeared, In city court
this morning, was adjudged guilty by
Judge Fay and fined $45 with costs Of
S1129, for which her attorney, Charles A.
Piumley of NoTthfeld, drew check
Grand Juror Il. w Scott prosecuted the
case today, and when eBig Mary left the
court room she went up and shook hands
with him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
DEATH OF OSCAR WILEY.
Died Last Evening After Short illness.
Funeral Saturday.

Died Last Evening After short Illness.
Funeral Saturday.
Oscar S. Wiley died last night after a
short illness with liver trouble, having
been taken sick last Saturday night The
deceased was born at Sharon Ga years ago,
and had been resident Of Barre about
ten years. He is survived by wifs,
Abbie d. Gold, to whom he was married
30 years ago last fall, one son, Chauneey
NJ Wiley, Of the firm Of Tilden a Wiley
Of this city. also one brother, Andrew
Wiley, and one sister, Mrs Jane Bartlett,
both Of Sharon.
Mr.. Wiley was member Of Temple
Lodge, No. 54, H. and A. NJ, of Strafford,
having joined 80 years ago, of the subor-
dinate lodge, the grand lodge and the In
ternational supreme lodge of the Good
Templars
The funeral will be held Saturday fore
noon at 10 O'Clock, Rev F. A. Poole, pas
tor Of the Barre Congregational church, Of
which the deceased was a member, being
the officiating clergyman. The body will
be taken to Northheld for interment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
FATHER GIRARD BRINGS SUIT.
Priest Demands Damages for False I'm.
prisonment and slander.

Priest Demands Damages for False I'M
prisonment and slander.
Burlington, July l5.-The Rev. Philip
Glroad Of Montreal, Syrian priest Of
the Roman Catholic church, has brought
suit through G. j Ferguson, attorney,
against James r. ATcAlahon and Mrs. IS. Prior
Of this city, for false imprisonment, de-
mandlng damages to the amount Of 5000
He has also began an action for slander
against Mrs. Prior Papers III both cases
were served today, returnable to the Sep
tember term Of the Chittenden county
court
About year ago Father Giroud came
to Burlington. He was unknown, could
speak little or no English, his actions were
regarded as somewhat queer and his CON
duct at various times caused moro or less
talk. This was about the time several sa-
cred vessels were stolen from the Cath0l-
ie cathedral here aud Giroud was charged
with the crime and arrested only to be
soon liberated as innocent. 1t is upon
this charge that the present actions are
based
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
BOUND OVER TO COUNTY COURT.
Serious Charge Against LemueI Lyon Of
Waterbury.

Serious Charge Against LemueI Lyon Of
Waterbury.
Waterbury, July 15-LemuAl Lyon ar
rested on the charge Of attempting to com
nit rape February 2S, was today bound
over TO Washington county court in the
sum Of $500 which was furnished by S. A.
Mansfield, John Senter and Berton Wal
lace.
Lyon has been considered a respectable
citizen Of Waterbury Center He was ar
rested Friday hy Constable N. A. Dilling-
ham. Lyon is 40 years old and has wife
and children. The complainant is Bessie
DeCell, ia years old. She took poison a
short time ago but this was discovered ia
time to save her life.
T. c. Moody and j. II. Senter appear
ed for the plaintiff and States Attorney f,
A. Bailey prosecuted.
1t is believed by many that this is mere
" an attempt at blackmail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
But the End is Surely
Approaching.
COVERED WITH A SWEAT
While His Strength is Gradually Dim
iniShing- Mind Continues
Clear.

Rome, July 16.-The physicians bulle-
tin issued at nine this morning, says that
the Pope passed a very restless and sleep.
less night The general condition Of His
Holiness shows no other notifications
than more frequency in respiration, due to
the increased gathering Of liquid in the
pleura.
AT noon it was unofflcially reported that
the ponttfis body was covered with sweat,
presaglng that the end is approaching
II was very quiet about the Vatican this
morning. 1t was stated at two o'clock
that the holy fathers condition had re-
NAMED unchanged. The report that the
Pope is now in later stage Of pleurlsy
has been eontradicted by statement
given out by DIR, Mazzoni. No compliea-
tions, he says, have set Ia today.
$50 p. m. The afternoon is very hot,
increasing the Pope's difieulty in breath
ing 1t has been decided to postpone the
decision relative to an operation for the
withdrawal Of serum until evening when
consultation viii be held. Dr. Rossini
today said, eThe exhaustion in the Pope's
condition is progressive, but the heart Of
itself Is robust enough to to continue for
four days
Pope said He Felt Better.
when Or, Mazzonl entered the pope's
sick room Pope Leo said, II feel better
than / did yesterday morning
on leaving the Vatican Or. Mazzoni
in reply to the query Is the end im-
minent?r answered, 1T cannot be
called so,
"Then is It near?" was asked
TO tliis he replied. sIn order not to
make i mistake let us sag Il is not Ear
distant
OfFicial news from the Vatican during
the last twenty four hours states that
In his delldum the pope spoke espe-
cially OF pilgrmages and recited dis
connectedly Latin verses. He often
seemed panic stricken, crying to Dr.
Lapponi, his valet Contra and Mgr.
Angel, Que Of his secretaries Where
are your 20 not abandon me. The
delirium ceased entirely at O'Clock
= m when lie again revived. Hay-
ing eaten nothing throughout the day
he was then given four spoonfuls Of
meat broth and mastieated some beef
without swallowing IT.
From midnight up to a. M, the
pope was constantly drowsy, The
liquid IN the pleura did not show much
tendency to gather, and the doctors
thought 1t likely the end would come
through exhaustion and anmmia, In
stead OF as a result Of cardiac paral
ysis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
HAY HAS HEBRBW PETITION.
ERHsruets Riddle TO Ask Crar If IN
Wants 20 see II.

ERHtruets Riddle TO Ask Crar If He
Wants 10 see II.
Washington, July 10 The Jewish pc
tition. laid before the president BY the
Bnai Birth committee, has been re-.
ceived here. and Secretary Hay has
communicated BIZ cable with Mr.. Rid
die, the American charge d'alfaires at
ST. Petersburg, respecting the means to
be employed in bringing it to the atteR
ton Of the ezar
1t is believed that Mr.. Riddles in
structions are to notify the Russian
government OF the existence Of the pc
tition and to ascertain whether II il
willing to receive it. The Jewish com
mlttee. it Is stated is entirely satisfied
with the plans framed by the president
and Secretary Hay for the presentation
OF the matter to the Russian govern
ment. No further announcement will
be made here until Mr. Riddle has been
heard from.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
WATT KEEERS0N.
Quiet Home wedding Al Residence Of W.
T. Kenerson.


I. Kenerson.
Miss Lillian May Kenerson, daughter Of
Dir. and Mrs. w. I. Kenerson, and Delton
g. Watt Of Philadelphia were united in
marriage at s o'clock last evening at the
home Of the BRIDES parents on Eastern
Avenue. Rev. Ralph F. Lowe performed
the ceremony.
The parlor, where the ceremony was
performed, was attractively decorated with
flowers and ferns, and the bridal couple
stood beneath a canopy Of flowers, incIad-
ing white roses aud forgetme-n0ts, and
ferns. The decorations formed a very
pretty setting for the wedding. The bridal
couple was unattended, and only relatives
and few Of the friends OF the contract
ing parties were present. The bride was
dressed In gown Of cream silk voile over
white silk, trimmed with imported lace.
She carried white roses
Mr. and Mrs Watt have gone on a short
wedding trip, after which they will return
to this city for brief visit before going to
Philadelphia to reside They win be at
home to their friends at 22l2 Fairmount
Avenue, Philadelphia.
The bride Is one Of the well known
young ladies Of this city and has large
number Of friends. She was graduated
from the Spaulding high school in the class
Of 1894. The groom is student in the
Philadelphia Dental College and will grad
uate next spring He Is associated in the
dental profession with DIR. Russell Of Phil
adelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Watt were the recipients
Of some pretty and valuable presents In
silyerware and cut glass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
ADOPTED BY RISING VOTE
Session Spectacular in Extreme Al
most a Stampede for Former Gov.
William 0. Bradley.

Louisville, Ky, July 15.-SpeetaeuIar
in the extreme was the opening session Of
the Kentucky Republican state convention
at the auditorium this afternoon, and the
situation Is full Of possibilities for more
interesting events The two salient fea-
lures Of the afternoon session were: First,
an Endorsement Of President Roosevelt s
candidacy in 1904; second, almost stam-
pede to Former Governor William o. Brad
ley, who Is not an announced candidate
for governor.
The Endorsement Of President Roose-
yelt's candidacy Ia 1904 upset the ealcnla-
tIons Of several shrewd leaders, who, it is
charged, we're figuring on ignoring that
Doint
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
nogers neauest Goe. d Mnae

Rogers Beauest Goes To Museum.
Trenton, N. il, July 16.- Chancellor
1Iagee has filed an opinion which will
permit the immediate transfer to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art Of New
York Of about S500000 worth OF real
estate in New York city and Paterson,
N. j., that was left in trust by Jacob
Rogers. the Paterson millionaire The
trust was created for the payment Of
annuities Of $500 each to Rogers two
grandsons, The land Is unimproyeG.
and the income is not sufficient to pay
the taxes. Under the decision the land
win go to the museum. which will
guarantee the payment Of the annu
ities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16

Evansville. Ind. July 16.-The grand
jury that has been in session for sew
eral days investigating the riots Of last
week is expected to adjourn the last Of
this week. No indictments have been
returned All the men arrested to date
have been released under $500 bail
Coroner Willing will finish his inYes.
tigation Ia day or two, but he is ex,
pected 70 hold up his verdict for sew.
eraI days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16

Exchange Commission In BerIin.
Berlin, July 16 The United Stated
international exchange commission
has arrived here from The Hague, and
has been received by the undersecre.
tary for foreign affairs, DR.. Won Muehl-
berg. The commissioners were intro
duced BY the United States charge d'af.
fa4res. Mr. Dodge The German news.
papers have hitherto manifested very
little interest in the commission, All
the expressions on the subject indicate
the belief that the American proposi-
tions are impraeticable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
SUMMER HOTEL BURNED.

Mountain Inn At Pine hin, n. r.. Reduced
to Ashes
Pine Hill, N q, July 10. The Noun
tain Inn, one Of the largest hotels ia the
Catskills, was burned to the ground this
morning. The flames spread 50 rapidly
that 200 guests had to abandon theireloth-
ing and jewels Ia order to save their
lives. The loss in money and valuables,
together with the hotel, will reach $780,
600.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
Foresters Attention /,

The annual private picnicof Court Gran
ite City, Fl OF Al, viii be held at Caledo-
MIA Park, on Saturday. July 18TH Mem
bers are entitled to bring their wives and
families or Il unmarried a lady friend,
but no more Please leave your names
with the committee SO that they may be
able to provide accordingly. William
Williams, John Forbes, James Xeale,
amusement committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

First school For omcers Held in Buri-
ington,
Burlington, July 16.-The FIRST officers
school Of instruction Of Uniform Rank,
Knights Of Pythias, was held at the rooms
Of Champlain company in this city yester-
day afternoon and evening. The after
noon session began at 1.S0 and was for the
school Instructions were given by
Lieut.-Col N. J. Roberts Of Barre. The
evening session was for the regiment, and
was also under the direction Of Col. Rob
erts. This is the first officers school that
has been held BY Uniform Rank, and It
was considered a success
Most Of the officers from the companies
at Barre, Bellows Falls, Rutland, st.
Johnsbury, st. Albans and this city were
In attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
EXCURSION TO MISSISQU0I.
Carpenters and Joiners Union to Have q
Days Outing.

Days Outing.
A grand excursion to Missisquol Park,
Highgate Springs Vt, under the auspices
Of Carpenters and Joiners Local Union,
No 4Sl Of Barre, VT, on Friday, July
18th, 1908. All friends Of the building
trade are cordially invited to enjoy day
Of pleasure Take your family and chill
dren and lunches. A good band win be
in attendance. The Central Vermont
railway win sell round trip tickets at the
following reduced rates: Williamstown,
South Barre, Barre, Montpelier, North
field, Middlesex, for 81, children so. Water
bury, 90c; children 45 Trains will run
as follows: Leave Williamstown 7.30 a.
m, South Barre 7.35, Barre, 500, Montpe-
lier $50, Northfeld, SOS, Middlesex S 40,
Waterbury, s. so, Arrive Missisqnoi Park
ILL a. M Returning leave MIssisquoi
Park 4.25 p m, running through to Will
iamstown, Northfeld and intermediate
stations Tickets will be good going and
returning July nth, only, and win not be
good for stop-over privilege.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
China Notifies This Gov
eminent,
MANCHURIA OPEN TO ALL
News Has Been Confirmed By Dis
patches Received From
Russia.

Washington, July i6.-China has noti-
fed the state department that she intends
to open several ports in Manchnria to the
commerce of the world as soon as possible.
Official notification was also received from
Russia confirming this news, and stating
the government Of the car has no obiec-
ti0n to the plan and viii interpose no OBJ
staeles in way Of carrying II out.
The state department considers that the
opening Of the Manehurian ports will be a
for which the United States ha contend
ed.