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Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

There will be no services al the Catholic church tomorrow.
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05

the case and seek to put a stop to safe-blowing in the Corning postoffice.
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05
ANOTHER LEADER
 COMES TO THE FRONT.
William Wallace Dutton Takes the Lead in Exciting Baby Contest-A New Entry
 Made.

Wm. Wallace Dutton lS3 Jas. Edward Wilmans. 16l
 Dorothy Stephens l29 Ernest Theodore Philips. IFS JEdwin Johnson. ..................... 1o3 Jeannette Henry .,...,,..--, 2 Charles Jones Brandenburg IT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
e ntO R.eW0HuCIOna-
rio EN- Paraguay
El gobierno esta sin fuerZas

Nueva York, lunes-Toma un incremento
poderoso por 10 que afrman los despachos de
Rio Taneiro el movimiento revolucionarle en-
Paraguay.
FL gobierno esta reducido I'm limite de
terreno nverosimil para la defensa.
Las fuerzas que lie restan son tan exlguas
que no bastan sostener con probabilidades de
exito una sola batalla.
La mayor parte de los buques de la escua-
dra estan en- poder de los rebeldes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
instruction PabliCa

En- Ell Departamento de instruction
Sc encontraban muy atareados en- Ia
entrega de la ofcina al Comisionade
seflor Lindsay y de4nas empleados que
estaban ausentes en- los Estados Uni
dos.
La llegada de los maestros resulto
un acontecimiento p1blico.
Fl muelle de espigon estaba ma
terialmente lleno de familiares y ami
gos de los expedicionarios.
FL Sumner" arrib6 anoche y Ell
Kirkpatrick esta maf1ana las g.
Los maestros vienen contentos, la
travesia fue algo molesta pres reino
bastante marejada y NAL tempo.
Queianse muchos de las comidas de
abordo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
FL pais contra los inwas0res
Enemigos de los japoneses

Nueva York, lunes-Desde San Petersbur-
90 comunican la prensa de esta ciudad que los
coreanos demuestran en- todos los sitios que no
dominan con sus tropas los japoneses una fuerte
enemistad hacia estos una feroz acometividad
cuando Sc encuentran con pequenos destaca-
mentos de soldadoS invasores.
El pals Sc muetra enemigo al lmper1o del
Mikado aprovecha todas las oportunidades
para tomar la represalia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Todos contra los japoneses
La invasion del territoriO

Nueva York, lunes.-Dicen de la Capital
rusa que va dar principle enseguida la inva-
sion de la Corea por las tropas moscovltas con
tando con las simpatias el apoyo del pueblo
efecto, 'desde luego la completa invasion del te-
rritorio cor reano.
Es indudable ahora ell triunfo de los rusos
en- la peninsula del Extreme Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Candidate uniOnista

Ell seflor Manuel Palacios Salazar
presentarA en- la convention general
del distrito judicial de la Union de
Puerto k1co" su candidatura para
Marshal de la Corte de DiStrito de
San Juan.
Nuestro particular amigo goza de
grandes simpatias entire sus amigos
por sus constantes y irrnes ideas poll
ticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Meetings ceIebrados

En- Ell barrio ''Tierra nueva" de Ma
natl, Sc celebro un meeting republ1-
cano, y rein6 orden por complete
xx
Desde Arecibo Sc di6 cuenta por
el capitan Fernandez Mater, de que
aver domingo Sc celebraron dos NEE
tings polfticos en- Morovis. uno en- el
barrio Paste, por ell partido republi-
csno, otro unionista en- el barrio
"Palo Pa1".
%N
El captain Silen telegraho anoche
desde Ponce al cuartel general de
policfa, que Sc ha celebrado TN NEE
ting en- el barrio "Ar1z', sin ocurrir
ninguna novedad.
En- Arecibo hubo aver tarde un
meeting socialista, sin novedad al
guna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Sepvlclo Especial del Boletln MePcantn
OABLEGRAMAS.
.a situacioss en1pe0ra para
los japoneses
Coreanos y mOscOvitas

Nueva York, lunes- Comunican de Paris
Que los rebeldes coreanos sc han undo los ru'
SOS para invadir ell Norte de la Corea que
ocupan las fuerzas japonesas.
En- Corea existe TN movimiento de hosti-
lidad marcada hacia los japoneses que Sc han
hecho odiosos los naturales del pals con sus
vlolencias sus restricciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Ha estaIlad0 1a NINA EN-
La Corea
Ell pronunciamiento del pals

Nueva York, lunes. Avisan de Londres
que es verdaderamente critica para los Japone-
ses la stuacion como sc les presenta ahora con
Ell pronunciamiento casi general del pals en- su
contra
Los coreanos muestran hacia los soldados
del Tap6n una indignation que no han podldo
reprimir mas tempo que ha estallado ahora
formidable terrible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
I'm uran nIarmeEsO de sOEda
dos coream0s
AL Norte de COrea

Nueva York, lunes.-Varios despachos ca
blegrafcos recbidos de Paris dicen que es lnnu-
mera Bile la legion de coreanos que han acud1-
do ofrecer sus servicios los rusos para arroJar
de la Corea los japoneses.
Los sodados rusos practcaron desde luego,
con este refuerzo, I'm movimiento de invasion
en- la peninsula del Extreme Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
TeSOreria

Una multa de $40 Sc abono por un
comerciante de Arroyo, infractor de
las leyes de rentas internas.
Por los colectores de Maunabo, Sa-
bana- -grande y Naguabo Sc han levan-
tado tres embargos, despues de cobrar
las con tribucior es que adeudaban los
duef1os de las propiedades embargo
das.
Dos denuncias Sc han establecido
por el collector de Aguadilla contra in
fractores de las leyes de rentas inter-
mas.
Una fanza sc hizo efectiva per TIN
industrial de Humacao.
Otro industrial de dicha ciudad SOIL
cita autorizaci0n para fabricar ron, y
doce individuos de San German, Isa-
bella y Arecibo, piden licencia para
dedicarse 4 la elaboration de taba-
COS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
No rsectifica su c0nducfa
e1 fawOritO
Insiste en- la renuncia presentada

Nueva York, lunes.- Los despachos recibi-
dos de Tanger dicen que han sido in1tiles GUAM
tos esfuerzos ha hecho el Sultan para consegu1r
que retire la renuncia presentada por su favori-
to v minstro Mohamed Torres.
En- el imperio moghrebino es ahora nebulo'
sa, indefnible la situacion.
En- ell pals crece ell recelo contra los extran-
eros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Los paraguaY0s rsebeEdes 8
detienem al niniStr0
de sa guerra
Important1sima captura

Nueva York, lunes.-Avisan de Buenos All
res que los rebeldes paraguayos han conseguido
capturar e buque que conducia al ministro de la
guerra de la Repnb]ica.
Esta importante captura la llevaron cabo
los revolucionarios despues de perseguir con los
buques que elos poseen largo trecho al que con-
ducia al ministro de la guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Il segundo bonbardeo
Otra veZ rechaZadOs

Nueva York, lunes.-Informan de Buenos
Aires que los rebeldes paraguayos han llevado
abo un nuevo bombar6eo contra la Capital de
la Republica.
Los castillos de la plaza han contestado al
fuego de los atacantes y han rechazado los
buques, pero han experimentado algunos des-
perfectos.
En- ell ataque ha habido muchos muertos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Los iaponeses mo quaer'en
entregar as-maS mn
EnlaniciOneS
Recelan de los cOreanOs

Nueva York, lunes.-Dicen de Seul que e.
emperador de Corea ha ofrecido los japoneses
reducir la obediencia a los rebeldes coreanos,
pero necesita para ESQ que los japoneses contri,
buyan con armas pertrechos, que los hiJos del
Sol no quieren entregar los coreanos, por mie-
do a aque sirvan contra ellos m1smos, eu vez de
ser empleados contra los patriotas que protestan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
.LEYES De PUERTO-R|C0
Ustimnas ediciones

Arance1 de Puerto-Rico, con re-
gistro indice de partldas,
ejemplar ............ ..:..:. $I 90
C6digos Estatutos Revisados de
Leyes de 1908. oo3...............$I.75
Leyes y Resoluciones de 1904,
con exception de la de E. Civil ST. so
Leyes y Resoluciones de 1904,
con inclusion de la de E. Ci-
VII. l................ ITS
Leyes de la Asamblea Extraor
dinaria de 1904. ........25 ctvs.
Cod:go Civil, edici6n en- a. me-
nOT 80. .p L ~
Codigos Penal y de Enjuiciamien-
to Criminal, con appendices en-
un volumen. ............... S $50
C6digo de Enjuiciamiento Civil,
con appendices lndice doctri-
nal del Sr. Diaz Navarro. ..$I.75
Ley electoral. ....Zo ClNo'
Ell franqueo por cuenta de los inte-
resa dos.
De venta en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
NOTARyC
NoTARIo

Registrador de la propiedad sustituto,
que fs1e IA amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus SER
yicios, como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos de
la casa ntimero 1H calle de Ia Crus, y se hace
cargo de presentar para su inscripcion en-
al Registro dc la pFopiedad del Distr1t0 y
Temitir Los reepectivos mteresadoG, los
ldocumentos cue con tai objeto % 1e envfan
ARE0xBO. PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-22
Conision reu nida

A las 3 y media de esta tarde ha
efectuado junta Ia Comisi6n de la Po-
licfa Insular, para tratar asuntes de
importancia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
WHITE & SMITH
SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS
Council Votes Contract For Fire Station
Foundations Be Awarded Them
AS Lowest Bidders.

A special nesting Of the city council
was held Saturday evening to open bids
for the foundations for the new fire sta.
ti0n. Three were received and op-
ened. They were as follows
White & Smith, S1S14: or S132f If Port
land cement is used, To be completed
Sept 20.
Normandeau Bros. 1915 25,or S1442. rs
II Portland cement Complete Oct. 49,
Wood 4 Gregoire, sl445, or sl5l5 il
Portland cement. Complete Oct. /.
The bids were referred to the building
COMMITTEES with authority to make a con
tract with White & Smith, the lowest bid
ders.
other business transacted at the meet
lug was vote to notify w. A. Boyce as
attorney for w. G. Parker that the city
did not consider itself liable for second
damages on Spaulding street, because Of
the falling bank In front of Mr.. Parker's
house
Appropriations to different accounts
were made as follows. $1,000 to poor ae-
count, $3.50 to police, $3.50 to engineering
department, 5000 to general fund, $3.50
70 printing account $1,000 to water, $500
to sidewalk accound and $50 900 to school
building account.
IL was stated to the council thai the
deed conveying the Louis Launollant lot
to the city provided the city pay taxes and
sewer assessment. A warrant was drawn
for S5l2 to pay the same.
The street commissioners were author
lied TO purchase 1000 feet inch sewer
tile
The matter Of repairing and laying con-
crete sidewalks was referred TO the city
engineer and street committee to report at
next meeting.
IL was voted the board as whole look
over Perrin street this afternoon.
The water department reported an ex-
tension to the Sortwell house at North
Barre would cost $3.50. Referred TO
water committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
UNANIMOUS
FOR PAPE
Democrats Name Him
For Representative.
AT A TEN MINUTE CAUCUS
Nominations Made At Other Caucuses
Saturday Afternoon and
Evening.


There were more Democrats than seats
in the city court room when the Demo
cratic caucus was called to order Saturday
evening. D. w. Mcdonald read the call.
Frank McWhorter was elected chairman
and Dean ?. Town secretary. John r.
Smith, in brief but fitting remarks, said be
desired to present to the caucus the name
Of a citizen who was respected lot only In
Barre, but all over the state He named
g. Herbert pape for candidate for repre-
sentative. james Brown seconded the
nomination and Mr. Pape was nominated
BY acclamati0n.
The list Of Is names agreed upon by the
Republican and Democratic committees as
union justice ticket and nominated BY
the Republicans the night before, was
nominated b. acclamation. This ticket
contains seven Republicans, seven Demo-
efats aud one prohibitIonist and ID as fol-
lows: n G Howland. John W. Gordon
4. J. Martin, James Mackay, Elwln IT,
Scott, II. VI. Scott, +. b. Mudgett, r. T.
Belknap, Alex Milne, G. W. Melcher, W.
D. smith. S. II. Forsyth, ?. S. McNulty,
NJ. j. McG0wan and Geo. T.. Swasey.
Mr. Pape was called for. He said he
deeply appreciated the honor Of a unani-
nous nomination Tot a second term as rep
.resentatiye and assured his hearers that II
their action IS ratified at the polls, he
would 90 bis best to serve them In the leg
slature. The caucus then adjourned af-
ter having been in session just 10 minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
SHALL BIN. WIN PENANTs
a. Uncle zeb Makes Some Statements On
Matter.

Editor Times:-It begins to look as If
there must be something doing q on the
part OF the B.-M. team, and the Intercity
management, II we are to hold first place
or even second In the Northern League
race 1t certainly is due the public who
are supporting the club with their little
twenty-five cent pieces, that the manage
ment take tumble to themselves and
secure few pitchers They say they
have been trying; perhaps so, but Concord
and other New England League clubs have
no trouble locating new talent and frst-
class at that. The B M team has been
short OF pitchers all the season, and with
about two hundred and fifty points TO the
aud, we were certainly in position to try
out some fast ones, and do no worse than
we have already done.
We are now where we have got to win
or drop to third in the race.
Il the rumors are true concerning the
conduct Of the players in Montpelier, bet
ter read them the riot act, as the Free
Press well says: " A player can't be up
nights, doing things to lose his nerve, and
play good ball the next day. The sala-
ries paid IN this league exceed those paid
In the New England league and are
enough % secure players attention and
work. II the whole team were workers
Ike Sheldon, Poland and Nash there
would be different story TO tell.
What superb judgment was shown in
securing pitcher to pitch the Burlington
game last Friday, who was knocked out
.ot the box the day before and who Is not
considered by Haverill III the same class
with Mckinley. The crowd easily showed
where their sympathiss were they wanted
Sheldon, and had they got him earlier in
the game tas they should the story would
have been different. If the management
cant find pitchers then farm some from
the big leagues, they have plenty. I'm
sure every stockhOlder. yes every = fan 4
IN the city, would gladly contribute tc the
price OF securing a crack man TO help
Sheldon win the pennant, lbut they don't
need to, the attendance is paying the bills
and VIII continue, If the management
wakes up to the necessity OF the occasion.
Ginger up, boys, aud let's see you play
the game you did the first Of the season.
It's not too early to think OF another
season, and it Is the general belief that we
should have player manager, crack
AhHu nAD AhOno hAE " AuiE game anu plhl ;
II to win. / can't believe the rum0rs that
our manager is not trying to win for per-
sonal reason. Join the Nationfi Agree
ment, limit salaries, and then we shall
have clean ball another season and evenly
matched teams, The season is short, we
must and can afford to pay good round
price for fast pitcher, even II we have
70 pay some club bonus for his services
the rest Of the season, we can afford it
rather than lose our position.
It's up to the management: are they
equal 70 the occasion Uncle Zeb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
SCHOOL TEACHERS
\ FOR YEAR l0O4-O5
List of 48 Secured For the Opening Of
Public School on Wednesday,
September ].

The following teachers have been se-
cured for the year I904-05 Of the city
schools, which begin Wednesday, Septem-
Der Z
Spaulding high school. 0. D. Mathew
son, G. II. White, Emily Fl. Trommer,
Flora f. Cayerly T. Bernlce Thomas,
Louise Whiting Maud +. Harris, Edith
Z. Young, Ella f. Mckenzie, Ethel b.
Walston, Helen B. Marsh, Hattie L. Nc
huron, Amanda 3. 0Yitt, Carrie X. Ora
per, Helen o. Bliss, Alice A, Pape, Alice
v, Healy.
Church street, Mabel w. Chandler, Leda
B. Stevens, Kate NJ. Bowles, Hannah
Tracy.
Summer street, Agnes Whitehead, Mar
garet D0heny Helen H. Brown, Lucy f.
Cummings, M Grace ingalls,.
Brook Street Margaret J Reade, Alice
7. Blanchard Lena B. Northrop, Bernlce
E. Darling. Gertrude L. Murphy.
Beckley street. Eleanor Z. Sweet, Hell
en- L. Burbank, Mary T. Smith, Fannie D.
Walker.
Ward Five. Agnes Thompson, Ethel
NJ. Keith, Fanny " Pettengll, Mary L.
Fullerton.
Ayers Street. Drusllla W. Bailey.
Blanche Stewart, Mabel f. Rogers, Mary
W Carleton
Camp Street Mabel H, Preston, Mar
garet E. Keg
Special feaohers Angle E. Badger.
drawing; Fnny NJ. Crandail, music Mary
A, Hunter supply.
Supt. Mabewson will be ia Barre August
81. Thersrromises to be very large
ATTENDANCE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
WEST ToPsHAM.

W. A. Corliss Of Bradford was in town
last week
Miss Marian Watson Of Montpelier il
visiting in town
=. G. Poole Is In Woodsvllle, N. H.,
laying steel roofing.
D. E. Bagley is working at Bradford
for George Brown during the fair.
Miss Euta Poole returned from Clare
mont, n. H., Saturday night, where she
has been stopping several weeks.
Mrs. A. S. Jewett and Mrs. F. r. Cum
ningham are camping out at the Aldrich
Hayward farm under the mountain.
The remains Of Edward Kidder of Rock
vile, Conn, formerly OF Barre, were in
TERED in the village cemetery last week.
Il. r. sanborn, John and Il. D. Wilds
and their families spent last week at Lake
Morey.
Master Franklin Philbrick is visiting
his brother, J. W. Philbrick, at East
Barre for a few days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
NO BALL GAME HERE TODAY.
There win be no bali game here this af-
ternoon. The Montpelier team Is
playing in Plattsburg
BASE BALL NOTES.

Says the ST. Albans Messenger. The
baseball public is to be congratulated that
it will not have an opportunity to see Bur.
lington play Ia this city but once more.
The Burlington players with one on two
exceptions are not fit to be allowed loose
IN public The language used by fully
half Of the Burlington team yesterday at
the baseball game was unit for publca-
tion and In one case led man from High
gate to come down from the grand stand
for the express purpose Of informing Dirty
Hays that there were ladies present in the
audience and any further repetition OF
language already used would lead to Inn
mediate and unpleasant consequences TO
Hays. Hays squealed as was to be ex-
pacted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE MCGUIRE.

Montpelier Labor Party Endorses Nomina-
tion.
Montpelier, Aug, 20.--Dr. F. NJ. Me-
Guire was unanimously nominated for city
representative at Democratic caucus this
evening
AT an adjourned caucus of the labor
party held after the Democratic caucus
the candidacy Of Or. Mcclure was unani-
mously indorsed. The labor party will
have no candidate of its own
In both eauouses this evening emphasis
was given to the fact that George O.Strat-
ton, who was last night nominated by the
Republicans for city representative, wonld,
ii elected, vote for the reelection to the
Il. 5. senate Of Reddeld Proctor and that
the candidate tonight indorsed by the dem
oerats and the labor party would not so
vote
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
Speakers Of National Reputation 10 BE Here
This Week.

Speakers Of National Reputation 10 BE Here
This Week.
Burlington, Ang. ~ The Democratic
state committee announced from their
headquarters in this city Saturday a par
tial list Of the prominent speakers who
will be Ia Vermont previous 10 the Sep
tember election. ". Bourke Cochran is
booked for three rallies. He will speak at
Montpelier Tuesday, at Rutland Wednes-
day and at Burlington Thursday. The
rally here will be held ID the opera house.
Edward Nj Shepard Of New York Is 10
make but one speech in Vermont. He
will be at St. Albans Wednesday evening.
Charles S. Hamlin Of Boston will be at
st. Johnsbury Wednesday, at Hardwick
Thursday and at Riehford Friday, Ben
iamin X, Shibley If Indiana viii Be at
Brattleb0ro today, at Bellows Falls Tues
day aud at White River junction Wednes-
day. L. w Reddington Of New York
viii speak at Bellows Tuesday aud F VI.
McGettrick will be at White River June.
tion Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. ana srs, John Paul Receive viAit
from Ftsnds on wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. al Mrs. John Paul Of 5S Aver
street wee pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening visit from about 40 Of their
friends, fho called to remind Mr.. and
Mrs. Pa q their fifteenth wedding ami
versary The party was given a hearty
welconi ana pleasant evening was
passed songs were sung, stories told
and refesnments served During the
eveninl James Campbell 10 behalf Of the
eompag gathered presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul siaadsome couch, which was re-
celvedsith due appreciation and the ex-
press q thanks By Mr. Paul.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
Four Men Were Caught
In Liquor Raid
MUCH LIQUOR WAS SEIZED
Two Sunday Night Raids Resulted Sue
csssfuIlY One Saturday Night
The Other Way.

Seated about room, with glasses dlled
with brown October ale ready to be
quaifed. four well-kn0wn men were sur
prised by the police last night at a house
on River street owned by William Cook
and occupied BY nobody ID certain whom
It was one Of the two raids made that
night to stop Sunday selling OF LIQUOR
Here the police found a half barrel OF ale
and pitcher full of the same amber Huid.
At the place of John Filpa on Seminary
street another squad of blue coats found a
case Of BallantEne's ale and AZ bottles Of
beer. Filpa keeps boaTders and it was
claimed that the stuff was the property of
the boarders.
L. Spinella Is supposed to be the oecu-
pant of the River street house. The war
rant was made out in the name Of John
Doe, and the officers taking part In this
raid were Chief Brown, Faulkner and
McPhee. The names OF the four men
canght in the house. all of whom are we'll
known to the police, were taken for refer
ence. Officers Hamel, Booth and Morris
made the other raid.
A raid was made on Granite street sat
urday night but it was unsuccessful
Officer Frank Hamel Is wearing black
eye today, and is fortunate that he Is not
minus one Of his optics, as the result Of 4
tussle withAlbert Burke, whom he arrested
yesterday afternoon for intoxlcation.
Burke was taken at No. 2 Bolster place.
He didn't want to 60 and made foreible
OF his unwillngness by
ellngIng to the door. He had an umbrella
IN his hand. The officer gave yank aud
both went sprawling down the steps with
Burke at the bottom When they landed
4 rib OF the umbrella entered the officers
aye infilcting severe wound which bled
profusely. But the prisoner went to the
station. This morning in city court be
pleaded guilty to second oifense aad
paid s23 94 which won't remedy black
sYe, though,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-22
YESTERDAYS SEA fight.

Russian Cruiser Noylk Badly Damaged.
Was Run Ashore.
Toxic, Aug. 2l--5 p. m.-After se-
we're engagement with the protected cruis-
ers Chitose aud Tsushlma, the greyhounds
Of the Japanese navy, the fleet Russian
cruiser Noylk has been vanquished The
fight occurred today. After It the Noyik,
In sinking condition, was run ashore in
Korsakovsk harbor on the island Of SAX
hallen.
The details Of today's aght are not
known here but it is evident that the Jap
anese vessels canght up with the Nogik
yesterday and that a running night ensued.