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Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-26
To SAINT LOUIS and ALL POINTS

Parties of the Second Part.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03

Democratic representation in the House.
He opposed bin. supported by nearly
all the lawyers and politicians, TO boost
the salaries Of the supreme court judges
up to four thousand Collars a year, aud in
a telling speech defeated il.
He was chairman Of the general commit
tee which considered the weekly payment
bill which sent to the House a unanimous
favorable report upon the same, and he
was warm advocate oil it when it came
before the House. II was this same COM
mittee, of which Mr.. Porter was chair
man, that reported favorably on the bill
to make nine hours legal days work in
Vermont. All the bills introduced In the
House for the benefit Of the laborIng man
found a hearty support in Mr.. Porter
Perhaps one Of the best attributes ever
given Mr. Porter was given By the st, AL
bans Messenger. leading RepubIi can
newspaper, in its issue Of June %, 1904,
" hich said, Eli II. Porter is known far
and wide in Vermont as clean man, a
good citizen. a safe and responsible public
servant. conservative law maker, and it
Is only because be Is a Democrat IN an
overwhelmingly Republican state that
higher political hon0rs than he has already
enjoyed have not come to him. The Yer
mont Democracy is to be congratulated
upon having selected him for its standard
bearer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
DonneIIy's Plan to Bring
Packers to Terms.
INDEPENDENTS TO SUFFER
Determined to Make Great Contest Be-
tween Capital and Labor a Fight
TO Finish.

Chicago, Sept ssA meat famine
will be forced III all costs Il Is the
best weapon with which to light the
trust packers, although it may not be
welcomed by the independents"
In these words President Donnelly
Of The Butchers national organization
has declared a boycott agai asst all meat
and announced that union men will
quit III all packing establishments re-
gardless Of where live stock is secured.
Donhelly's announcement WAS made
ct tae conclusion 81 meeting of the
Allied Trades conference board
The executive board OF the Retail
Meat Dealers association Of Chicago
had just been III conference With MIR.
DonuelIy and lis associates, having
come to ask certain con sessions for the
Independent rackers and 70 seek au-
thority 10 attempt to bring about j
meeting between the packers and rep
resentatiges Of the strikers
BY ignoring these latest attempts at
peace ana by adopting such an aggres
siye step tile strike leaders have demon
strated their intention to make g q
fight to 4 fnlsh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
THROWN INTO CONFUSION.
oyama Presses Fleeing Russians as
They Cross the Tsitse.

Oyama Presses Fleeing Russians as
They Cross the Tsitse.
Tokyo. Sept. 3. Tic Russians began
Is retreat on The right center from
fiaovong early on Thursday They
were thrown into great confusion while
attempting 70 cross to the right bank
81 thc Taitse river The Japanese pur.
suing them VIGOROUSLY captured mum.
ter Of Russian l0ts centimeter cannon,
which they used @ shell the liaoNang
railway station
Field Marshal Oyama's right attack.
cd 4 heavy force Of Russians Ia the
vicinity 81 Ieiyingtal twelve miles
northeast 81 Iiaoyang at II O'Clock Oh
THURSDAY uis Left began q dawn On
Friday pressing tue Russians toward
Tatzho. 1t is thought that lie win se-
verely punish the Russians
The chief Of stan Of the center Jap,
anese army, General Nodzu's has re
ported that the Japanese center was
continuing to advance with the object
Of taking a line from Shinchiyen to
Lia0yang aud effecting q rejuncfion
with the japanese left. commanded bs
General 0ku
1t is reported here that a c0nfagra
tion Is raging nj Idaoyang
The Japanese casualties III the Lao
yang engagements have not Vet beer
aseeftained officially. but it Is an
nouneed that they Will not exceed 10.
300.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
All Voters Of City Are Urged to be at
The Polls and Cast Their
Ballots.
Both the Republican and Democratic
city committees use space in today's pap
er. You should read both sides.
WHY THE VOTERS
Should Support G. Herbert Pape For
City representative.

Mi Pape not only has the courage to
stand BY his honest convictions but he has
the ability 10 present them and defend
them.
Mr.. Pape' public and private life needs
no defence
Mr.. Pape believes 10 fair and honor
orable campaign, giving his political ad-
versaries all the respect he should receive
from them.
Mr.. pape was member Of the Joint
Committee on Temperance, the Joint COM
mittee on Rules, the Joint Committee on
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and
the General Committee. The Democratic
Representatives from Barre during the
last three sessions Of the Legislature have
held more important committee appoint
ments than were held By the three pre-
preceding Republican Representatives
from Barre
Mr.. Pape's record.
He, as a member Of the General Com
mittee. reported favorably the weekly pay
ment bin TO the House and after opposi-
tion had developed he made an able
speech in favor OF the bill which passed
the House BY vote of IT'S to 81
He was an ardent supporter Of bill
making nine hours legal days work in
Vermont.
He aided ia the passage Of the bill set
ting aside SIS, 600 of the state school tax
to be apportioned among the cities and
towns of the state, thus securing for Barre
City an additional s776 So for school ex-
penditures.
He opposed in forcible speech bill
to increase the state highway tax from
cents to 10 cents which If it had become
law would have cost the city Of Barre
81 800.
He rendered the city an inestimable
service in his work on the City Charter
Revision bill, for be and he alone fought
successfully against the representatives
from the surrounding towns and secured
for Barre City rights and privileges which
were absolutely necessary to her growth
and expansion.
VOTE FOR PAPE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
Northern League Pen
nant to Go There.
RUTLAND FELL DOWN BAD
Barre Montpelier Was Defeatee Again
By Plattsburg BY the Score
of 4 to ;.

Unless the unexpected happens the
Northern base ball league pennant will 20
70 Burlington, Manager Whitney's team.
The fall down of Rutland before St. AL
bans yesterday pretty effectually disposes
Of that team as penuant possibility. Up
TO yesterdays game Rutland had a show
of tying the city By the lake, but such a
result is most unlikely now, as there IS
little chance for Burlington TO lose 10
Plattsburg In either Of the two remaining
games between those teams. Even II
Rutland should take both her games with
Barre Montpelier today and Monday they
would be little short of first place.
Williams pitched great ball for ST. AL
bans against Rutland yesterday and the
team back of Paddy Duff barely escaped a
shut ont, the score being 4 to L OiBrien,
who pitched for Rutland, was touched up
freely. Barre Montpelier was defeated BY
Plattsburg at Plattsburg in close game
by the score Of TO s.
Platasburgh won out Ia the ninth on
singles by B0ttemus, Shuttle, C0sgrove and
Davis and an error by Apperious.
The tabulated score follows;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03

The following letter was received by G.
II. Pape and Senator Mayo after a bBn-
quet rendered to six or eight members Of
the Legislature, and speaks for itself
Rutland, VT. January, 1908.
Hon. G II. Pape, Sir:-Through our
City Representative Bro. w. II. Lawrence,
we learn Of your position upon Labor Leg
islaiion during the last session Of the leg
islature. Deeply appreciating your ser
vices, and being appointed a special com
mittee from the Central Trades and Labor
Council Of Rutland so to do, we take this
opportunity to thank you. The working
men as well as the farmers Of Vermont
begin to realize that their interest should
be 70 get to Montpelier Just such men as
you would be counted among, who are
honest, fearless and sacrificing.
Aud now we wish for You q happy new
year and may the Lord, who provides for
Us all without distinction, preserve you
and return you in 1904 as the unanimous
choice OF your constituents.
Respectfully
w. ri Jones, Chas. 4. McKean, w I'll.
Hubbard
Central Trades ane Labor Council, Am
erican Federation Of Labor, Rutland, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The banks viii close all day Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Tacy il visiting friends IN
Chazy, n. Y.
L. 1. Wiley has gone to Lyndon for
short vacation.
j w. Holton's Office has been moved
up stairs in the Hale block.
Richard Attridge has gone to Randolph
for short visit with relatives.
White and Smith have begun work on
the foundation Of the new FIRE station.
Miss Blanche Arey has gone to Port
land, Me-, for an extended visit with
friends.
Miss Eva Scott of CIaremont is visiting
iH the city. She intends to so to Goddard
this fall
Crchton Carpenter and Harley Hough-
ton returned last night from trip to the
Worlds Fair at St, Louis, They report a
very pleasant time.
Chris Christanson was arrested yester-
day by Officer Coutts and yesterday after
noon pleaded guilty to first offence OF in
toxication and was fined IS and costs Of
sIs4 which he paid.
Oficer French arrested Joseph BrunelIe
yesterday afternoon and this morning he
pleaded guilty to first offence Of intoxiea-
ti0n and was fined S. and costs OF 1854.
He took ten days In jail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
who WIN Claim Theme

The following letters appear on the ads
vertised list for Sept. 2, 1904:
Men. Albert Badger, Linn Blanchard,
S. BeTgama, w. A. Boutwell,, G. Cassan,
VIM. Clark 2, VIM. AIMING, G. H. Emery,
John Enright, II. S. Ferry. Geo. Gunlars,
G Gattoni, John Gallors, w. w. Gilbert,
p. GulseppI, r. L Gilman, w. A. Gray,
B. H. Hayward, Rev f. T. Hutehins,
Arch Livingstone L. J. IaBountee, An
gus Mcleod, ]. Maruzz, NJ. G. Mayor,
Fred Maxwell, w. M Parkhurst, Antonio
Ribas, +. +, Randall, VIM. Read, Eddy
Scott, Carlo Sealtore, r. Samano, 7. st.
Antoine, Jas. Thornton, Richard Turner,
Jas. Urquhart Fl p. Woodward, Dural &
Kinney.
Women. Anna Boyee, Mrs. Byron Bal
ley, Jessie Bugbee, Lila Braley, Mrs. A.
nj. Darling, Mrs. Ella Densmore, Laura
Flint, Mrs William Jack, Mrs. e, j..
Mead, Mrs. Armina Patterson, Mrs. Rose
Tacy, Mrs, Nettie Thompson, Mrs. VIII
lard Wilson, Mrs, Jas. Farley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
THE CHURCH FIELD.

SUNDAY Services and Social Events Of the
week.
ID the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Mr. Mitchell expects 70 preach morning
and evening.
at the Baptist tomorrow morning the
pastor viii speak on the Lone Star mis-.
sion and in the evening on Remembering
Jesus Work
Swedish services 10 the W0rtben block +.
Bible study at 1920, subject, Bear Ye
One Another's Burdens at Z In the
evening sermon on "Naaman's Cure.
Prof. Thompson viii hold Christian SER
vice at the Spiritualst Temple, South
Barre. Sunday, Sept 4. at o'clock and
7.30 O'Clock, n nj All are cordially IN
vlted
Hedding NJ. Z. church r. r. Lowe,
pastor. Love feast 10. Communion 1890.
Bible school 12 Epworth League 545.
Evening worship Z. Sermon on Jesus
and Society,"
Christians Science services are held Ia
Nichols block Sunday at lO.45 u. IN. and
Wednesday evening at 7.45. The reading
room Is open Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday from 2 TO O'clock.
Congregational church. The pastor win
conduct the services Subject Of morning
sermon, Living for What?n Evening
subject 'sThe Other Fellow. The com.
munion service has been postponed one
week.
Services will be resumed at the Univer-
salist church tomorrow at TO 80 a. IN. In
the absence Of the minister, Mrs Bradley
viii conduct the services. taking as her
subject What Is a Christian2" There
viii be no evening service until further
notice Mrs. Bradley will speak at South
Barre at p. m.
Church Of the Good Shepherd: Holy
Communion tsage on the first Sunday In
the month"; at s 90 a. M; first Sunday In
the month, 1890 a. m. service and ser
mon each Sunday at 1890 q. m. and p
"a. Sunday school at ~ M, service Sun
day evening at p, M. special service
on great feast days and all Saints Days at
10 g. m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
WHY THE VOTERS
Should Support Ell H. Porter, the
Democratic Nominee for
Governor.
VOTE FOR PAPE.

The candidate Of the farmer, the labor
ing man, the tax payer and the believer in
local option.
Eli Fl. Porter Of Wilmington, the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, is typical
representative Of young Vermont. Pro-
gressive, aggressive, plucky, Tor the right,
frank, big hearted, absolutely honest and
true, In executive ability. In legislative
experience In all those qualities Of mind
and heart that 20 to make up a man fitted
to be the chief executive of the common
wealth, Ell H. Porter will not suffer in
comparison with any Of his political adj
yersaries,
He served Ia the legislature for his
town in the sessions of 1892, 1900 and
1902, and in every session he was ac-
counted as one Of the leaders Of the
House
In the legislature Of 1892 he, together
with Hon. 7. J. Boynton, drafted the IL
cense bill for that session, for which
Clement had the credit, and they led the
gallant fight for 1t that year
He was the only speaker In the House
against the Salary Grab Bin Of 1900
which was defeated by bis scathing expos
ure Of It.
He has always been sturdy advocate
for the retrenehment Of all outrageous
state expenses, and fought hard In the
last legislature for the Democratic bill
which provided for reduction Of two
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars
In state expenses, but which the Republi-
can nArty voted down
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
BERLIN.

Marshall Amidown Of NorthdeId Is vls-
iting his daughter, Mrs. Edwin Andrews.
Mrs ] q Webb has gone to Platts-
burg, N, r., on account Of the serious Ill
ness Of sister
Road Commissioner G. W Pratt is
building permanent stone road on the
old turnpike near the Corners.
The last meeting OF the board Of civil
authority for the purpose Of correcting the
.AAheok list TO be used az the freemen' S
meeting viii be held III the school house
at West Berlin Saturday afternoon and
evening.
A new twenty ton steel bridge has re.
Gently been placed over the stream near
the Intercity ball grounds where the
Barre Montpelier road crosses it. New
and much heavier abutments were put In
both for the town bridge and the trolley
road, which will put in steel bridge also
A. E, Covell. one Of the selectmen, had
charge Of the work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
VOTE FOR PORTER.

He introduced in the last legislature,
and almost carried against all the powers
Of the ring, the bill 10 impose additional
and just taxation on corporations to the
amount Of one hundred eight thousand
seventy-six dollars and is cents, which IL
1t could have passed with the other Demo-
cratic measures reducing expenses, would
have meant difference of between four
and I'VE dollars year for every average
Vermont family.
He served In the legislature Of 1902 as
the chairman Of the general committee,
and was q member Of the committee on
final adjournment, on rules and on banks,
and was the Democratic candidate for
speaker Of the House that year receiving
large number Of votes more than the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
THE CAMPAIGN CLOSES
And Republican Success Is Assured

And kepubhcan SUCCESS is ASSURED.
The political campaign which IS now
closing has in the main been g clean one.
All parties have placed upon the stump
the ableet and most eloquent expOnents Of
their respective views, Ia regard to county,
state and national issues. al the attacks
which have been made upon the record Of
the Republican party and on the Republic
can policy, have been ably answered and
IN way that they cannot be gainsaid,
It has been proven that the Republican
party is construction party and a pro-
gressive party that II has firm convictions
on all national issues. II has been dem
onstrated that 1t is a party which has not
only done something in the past Is now
accomplishing something bnt proposes to
continue to do something in the future
other than to find fault with the other
fellow. II has been shown that it has fol-
lowed a policy under which the business
Of the country has prospered during the
last eight years in way that has never
been known under Democratic rule 1t is
policy which has secured the largest
measure Of prosperity to all classes Of peo-
pie In our country. There Is no reason
for a change now other than the Demo-
cratic party desire 70 try and run the ship
Of state once more, ship which came SO
near being wrecked by Cleveland's last
administration
No one doubts that Bell and Stearns
will be elected BY large majority next
Tuesday, the only question Is how large
will that majority be III every Republi-
can comes to the polls aud votes it win be
the largest In years, possibly 10000. II
is hoped that every Republican voter will
exercise bis franchise this gear and cast a
vote for Bell for the following reasons:
First, because Bell Is Republican who
desires their support
Second, because BY voting for Bell now
you are casting your influence for Roose-
welt and Fairbanks in no uncertain man
ner.
And thirdly, because 1t will aid your city
or town in the counsels of the Republican
party 10 the future, as all representation
IN state and county conventions which
makes nominations are based on the gov
ern0r's vote in the respective towns
1t is now plain that all the candidates
on the Republican county ticket will be
elected with good mai0rities, as the fusion
movement seems to have fallen fiat In
nearly every town in the county.
In regard to city representative the
Republican party is once more united and
Il now looks as though Mr. Wells would
be elected BY an old time majority.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
FOOT BALL TODAY.
Rangers and Bonaccorda Play First Of se-
rtes

Rangers and Bonaceords Play First OF se-
rles.
What promises to be one Of the best aud
most exciting foot ball games ever played
In Barre will be seen at the Rangers
grounds on Berlin street this after
noon at $50 between the Rangers and the
Bonaccords. The latter team and club
still may have large membership and the
team has good aud vigorous players, some
Of whom played with the Rangers This
is the FIRST Of a series OF games and 1t ID
hoped the public will give them good sup
port.
The Rangers team is as follows: goal,
Roberts; back, VIII and Paterson halves,
BirnIe. Cunningham, Dun forwards, Rus
sell, Mcdonald, Mcleod, Sheriffs, Kes-
sock; reserve, Innes. James Elriek will
referee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
WILLIAMST0WN.

Mrs. Jane Erskine is in town visiting
friends,
G. Il, Ingalls,, who has recently bought
the meat business of Mr.. Benevides, took
possession yesterday and for the present
viii continue with the same help
Services win be held at the UniversaIlst
church Sunday at the usual hour
Forrest Hutchinson is TO enter upon his
duties as hotel clerk next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilber were in
Barre Thursday
Leon MoAllister spent Thursday and
Friday in Barre at (. L. Perry's
Schools In town will begin next Tues
day. A list Of teachers will be given
later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
GOVERNOR HAD RELAPSE.

yermonrs chief Executive Has seriona
Illness.
Bennington, Sept, 2'--Within the past
few daps Gov. Mccullough has suffered a
relapse but today was resting more COM
fortably and his ultimate recovery is look
ed for However, unless he improves at
amore rapid rate than be has for the past
short time, 1t Is doubtful II he is able to
attend the coming session Of legislature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
Base BAN Banquet.

At the recent base ball banquet / was
abruptly called upon to answer for the
s'knockersn The press report was very
short and conveyed the idea to some, that
stated that the people Of Barre did not
know the fine points OF the game What
did say. was, that when one considers
the makeup of the population Of Barre
city il was possible that some Of the
knockers did not know the fine points Of
the game, for good reasons that we're
plain to anybody. | was only one Of my
own reasons and might be wrong.
VIM Wishart,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
0yama'S Forces Make
an Advance
PREPARE FOR BIG FIGHT
Which is Likely to Take Place at Yen
tai Coal Mines Russians Have
Strong Position.

Toxic, Sept. Sit is believed that
Field Marshal Oyama succeeded In cross
Ing the Taitse river this morning with the
main body Of the Japanese army. The
Russians appear to be concentrating In
the nelghborhood Of the Yentai coal mines
and it is likely that the main fight win oc-
eur there The neighborhood is full Of
hills and small passes, where the Russians
might readily take stand and be in po-
sition to repel Japanese assaults.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
POST SEASON GAMES.

Series OF Three Games To BE Played Be-
tween Burlington and Rutland.
The question Of which of the leaders in
the Northern League is the strongest,
Burlington OF Rutland, Is to be settled by
a series Of three post.season games, the
first TO be played in Burlington Tuesday
next, the second at Rutland Wednesday
aud the third at Rutland Thursday. The
place to play the third game was decided
by the dipping of a coin, Rutland win
ming. The gate receipts OF the three
games are TO be divided equally between
the two clubs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03

ST. Petersburgh, Sept "A despatch
from Kuropatkin dated yesterday says,
Japanese assaulted and captured the po-
sition near Skywantown during the night.
This morning the Russians began prepa-
rations to retake the position. Advance
against Kuroki also began which was met
by strong rifle fire from the Japanese cen
ter.
The attempt by the Japanese to cap
tnre Lao Yang railway station was re-
pulsed with great loss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
Notloe

Having sold my business to M. u. Walk
er, / shall for short time have Office room
at the store for the purpose Of collecting
my bills. All accounts mnst be settled by
Sept. 25th, as after that date I shall be
obliged to leave same with an attorney for
collection J, w Holton, 159 No Main
street. Hale block
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
AUGUST RECORDS.

Fewer Court Cases by IL. Many More Mar
rlages.
The records Of City Judge Fays ONCE
show p drunks and 3 cases Of breach Of
peace for the month Of August For the
same month In 1908 there were ~ drunks
and l3 cases Of breach of the peace
Barre has a record Of i8 weddings In
August. Last year there were only In
the same month, and the largest month in
1908 was II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
4 ProhIhltIonIat ErplanatIon.

The nominations for justices on the pro-
hIbitlon ticket were made the same as on
the other two tickets in consideration Of
the party being given representation on
the board Of justices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
ENEMY CONTINUES TO RETREAT. /"
omaya sends out statement OF The
Situation.

Onaya Sends Out a Statement OF The
Situation.
London, Sept 3.--The Japanese lega-
ton gives out the following this morning
from field marshall Omaya
The enemy Ia front Of our left and cen
trail armies continues to retreat TO the
right bank Of the Taitse except that por-
from the south 10 the northeast Of Liao
ang and the heights northwest of
AntchaDg. Our armies continuing The
attack on the right side Of the river. oc-
anpied the height west of Hemijuniglai
0n the morning Of Sept 2, On Sept 3
the remainder we're routed, enemy still
afferlng some resistance outside Of Lao
fang Oar centre and left armies are
stacking
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03

ed the city Of Hayerhill, Mass, In the state
legislature, He is sure to appeal to the
reasoning part Of tbs community by the
actions Of a lifetime spent in behalf OF bis
fellow-workers, To turn out fellow workers
and to give honor TO whom honor is due