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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-03
WESTERN LEAGUE


Sioux City, Aug 2.-soux City jumped
on Drill today and won the game by hit
ting, Graves, Sioux Citys new catcher,
did good work both behind and at the
bat. Score;
II. II. Il
SIOUX Slty - 80" '' - ,''''''".'6 ~
Colorado Springs zee. e. ,..,.....,5 2
Batterles-Jarrott and Graves; Drill and
Baerwald,
81. Joseph, Aug, 2--After ten innings Of
hard-fought game Omaha defeated ST.
Joseph today by a score of to Z. Clarke
work was erratic and by allowing omaha
to bunch hits In the eighth aud ninth
lost the game, Score.
II. II, o.
o. JoStpH $500 - - '''s't'' s'''i ~ o
Omand '''''' 's'''s s.s'',,s.s,,s,J ii
Batteries-Clarke and Garvin; Pfester,
Gonding and Freeze,
Des Moines, Aug. with the score to
/ in the eight inning, Des Moines rallied
with three scores, but failed to win out
Score:
r. H. IL
Tvs MolHeh 'ss''s - '''' 'ss'''f 0
Denver '''' ''''''''., ,.,,,',.,,,,O IL 2
Batterles-Lieneld and Towne, Vollen-
dorf and Lucia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
MRS, CHADWICK IN COURT.
Arrested Last Night and Taken Before
Commissioner Shields Today.

New York, Dec. sMrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick was arrested last night. She
was bundled into cab shortly after
nine o'clock this morning at Hotel Bres-
lin and whirled away 10 the federal
building for arraignment before United
States Commissioner Shields.
She was almost in a fainting condition
during the ride, and seemed near collapse
when She entered the federal building
The court proceedings were brief.
Assistant District Attorney Baldwin
asked that bail be fixed at $4,000 but
to this Lawyer Carpenter objected and
Commissioner Shield finally fixed bail at
SIS ,000 and set Saturday, Dec. 17, as
tho date for further hearing. Mrs,
Chadwick was taken to Marshal's Office
To await the arrival Of hondsman II
bondsman IA not obtained by four
a'eIclck Mrs. Chadwick may nave TO 60
to the Tombs.
IN reply To an inquiry as to the
nenuineness Of the Chalwieb ties
County Prosecutor Keller at Cleveland
received telegram from Andrew Carne
gie saying, q never signed such notes,
( have no notes ont and have not issued q
note for many wears,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Senate Judiciary committee re-
ported unfavorably the bill providing for
weekly payment of wages by corpora
tions and the Senate lost little time IN
killing the bill yesterday afternon.
Mr.. Carberry. one Of the Boston Posts
most capable reporters, was sent up by
his paper to report the Mary Rogers pro-
ceedings. Mr.. Carberry says that great
interest has been taken IN Massaehu-
setts over Mrs. Rogers case, and that
there IS d strong agitation in his state
for substituting q life sentence for the
death penalty The Boston American
ordered its Montpelier correspondent to
give one thousand words on the legisla-
tive action.
Women may not be curious, women
may not be inquisitive, yet the throng
Of women in the House yesterday re.
sembled bargain day rush in q city
department store. But how quiet they
werel They didn't so much as LISP
as they clung to every word Of the
speakers. The sound Of q pinfall would
have been loud.
Luther j. johnson, one OF the House
official reporters, gave banquet e
speaker Merrifield, the House clerks, and
the press representatives at the River.
side last night, and the occasion could
scarcely have been improved. The ban
qnet was excellent and the story. telling
| that followed kept the party busy until
latter midnight. Mr.. johnson WIS pre-
sented handsome gift, through his fel
tIow oflicial renorter. III w, Saut; II
was his thirty y-fifth birthday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
Has Very Large Attendance
on Opening Night
MINSTREL SHOW
A Farce, "A Rural Ruse,H win Be Pre-
sented for Entertainment This
Evening Tonight Last
One Of Fair.

The ladies Of st. Elizabeths chapter
OF the Episcopal church opened their
fair ii Hale's Pavilion last evening with
very large attendance, the hall being
packed with people. The excellent en-
the fine things t0 be seen at the booths
and the dancing kept the large crowd
leutertained every minute. The ladies
are using the same booths which were
used OF the st. Monica's fair, as there
was no time for them to arrange new
ones at the booths are to be found
beautiful fancy work for sale, finely
dressed dolls, plain and fancy aprons,
also delicious homemade candy, ice
cream and punch, any Of which can be
purchased at most reasonable prices.
The ladies In charge Of the different
booths are Fancy booth, Mrs. Pitkin,
Mrs. d. P. Town, Mrs. j. w. Vaughan,
and Mrs. James Walker; flower booth,
Mrs. NJ. y. Reid, Mrs. sherman Parker,
and Mrs. f B. Mudgett; candy table,
Mrs Henry Hay, Mrs. w. w. Calder,
Mrs. Harry Dole, and Mrs. William
Fradd punch bowl, Mrs. Jones, Allie and
Nellie Warlie; prayer books, hymnals
and picture books, Mrs. Walter Will
liams and Miss Annie Williams; ice
cream booth, Mrs. John Hyland, Mrs.
Gertrude Mcneil, Miss Maud Coburn,
and Miss Barbara Cordiner; apron booth,
Mrs. j. Peer, Mrs Fred Dole, Mrs. VIII
liam Cole, and Mrs. John Dowers; doll
booth, Miss Hattie Peer and Miss Myr-
| tic Livingstone; five and ten cent booth,
Mrs William Gilbertson, assisted by
Emma Ranney, Helen Parker, I4ina Gil
bertson, Bessie Morrison and Helen Mac
kie; Ladies' Home Journal booth, Mrs.
James Coville. Mrs Elizabeth Richard
son and Mrs, Allan Hurtle The enter
tainment consisted of Liliputian min
strel concert in which the young people
who had been drilled BY Mrs. A. w.
Allen, did finely. Solos were sung by
several Of the young boys IN ! very
pleasing manner ana mang local bits
were given.
Following the concert the crowd was
delightfully."- entertained by cake walk
danced BY May Carson and Philip Cor
don, Christina Reid and Harry Mcleod,
Gwendolyn Pitlsin and Dana Church,
Harry Dale aud Janett Kerr. The young
couples did very nicely. The prize for
being the best dancers was awarded to
May Carson and Philip Gordon. Tonight
a farce entitled "a Rural RuseD viii
be presented and everybody will want
to see it. Dancing win follow the en-
tertainment and Is IN charge Of Elliot
lStonghton and w. IT. Pitkin.
The ladies' amusement committee,
which has charge OF the fair, Is com.
posed Of Mrs. +. b. Afudgett, chairman;
Mrs Il. II. Rickert, presidents Mrs. Sher.
man Parker, Mrs. William pitkin and
Mrs. A. w. Allen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
BOY SHOT I'm HEAD
BY HIS BROTHER
sad Affair at East Wallingford Which
May Result ia Death of
Little Joseph
Stewart.

Rutland, Dec. SIT was learned to-
day that Joseph Stewart, the four year
old son Of Isaac Stewart, the East Wal
lingford farmer, is now at the point Of
death as fhe result Of being shot with a
shotgun by bis brother, Herbert, seven
years old, while tho two were playing in
the house Joseph was supposed to be
x deer and Herbert an Indian. The In
dian was to lill the deer who was rum
ming on hands and knees. The elder
brother seized shotgun which was IN
the room and fred big charge Of buck
shot into his brothers. neck and head.
j he shot passed cut through he side of
his ear and barely missed the jugular
vein. 1t IL a terrible wound and II the
boy should live he viii lose the nse Of
one arm and probably al eye. The snot
is not all extracted yet. The boy didn't
know ii was loaded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08

SENATE PASSES BILL
Amended License Law Goes Through
With Rush.

Montpelier, Dec, S. The Senate this
morning passed the amended license, To-
cal option bill.
Senators Slack ani Lord explained
Che bin and Senator Fish spoke n its
favor. The bin vas ordered . third
reading andt passed unanimously. It
went 10 the House this noon.
Iae vote in the House IN the bill e
raise the salary of Supt Ranger $3.50
per quarter. stood T6 to 7e and Speaker
Mortified cast the deciding votc in its
favor.
This afternoon Frank plumley Of
Northfeld, +. G. Williams Of Newport,
and Linus Ieavens Of Cambridge were
elected court of claims Of the state Of
Vermont by the general assembly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
q. 4. Heath's New store

G. a. Heath, the wall paper man, Il
now fairly settled IN his nag st.ire At
S hlerchant street, at the rear Of Barry
n Williams and il ready to show 70 all
his large and up-to-date stock of wall
papers The new store u mucE more
convenient than the old quai lcrs On Elm
street and gives him much better
chance to display goods Mr. t'cath car.
lies fun line ST paper, straw mattngs
and paints and varnishes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
BIG DROP IN STOCKS.
One Failure AS a Result Of the
Slump.

One Failure AS a Result Of the
Slump.
New York, Dec. s. The widest ex.
citement exists on the stock exchange
and prices are tumbling. The Amaiga
mated leads in the slump, having lost
at Ii o'clock almost ten points from
last nights closing. United States steel,
common and preferred, sugar, Missouri
Pacific, Erie, and Canadian Pacific, arc
among the stocks that have fallen with
dull thuds. Thomas ". Lawson's pro-
phecy Of Tuesday has been fulfilled. His
first bulletin today continued to advise
the sale Of amalgamated stock.
The failure Of w. Il. Badeau Is am
nounced on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change.
About noon there was sharp general
rally on the stock market, ranging from
three to five per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
RED MEN LED
Won at Five Tables to Three by I. o.
0. F. cribbage Team.

Tie oribbage match last evening be.
tween the Red Men and The I. 0. o. Il,
teams resulted in a victory for the Red
Men, who won at five tables 10 three for
the Odd Fellows. The result by tables
was as follows: Cormack and Sang.
stef r. NJ, defeated Goodies and Web.
ster, /. @. o. Fl; Ross ard Scott, r. NJ
defeated Nichols and Bellville, l. 0. O.
f.. Russell and Duncan, r. NJ defeated
Stone and VIII, ]. 0. 0. f.; Marshall
and Mishart, r. NJ, defeated Beck and
Brew, +. O. Q. f.; Robertson and Lax.
son, r. NJ, defeated Maiden aud Arey.
j. O. O..
Smith and Burgess, l. 0. 0 II, de-
fea1ed Milton and Elrick, +. NJ; Me
Iver and Bligh, /. o. o. f., defeated
Forbes and Smith, Il. NJ; Robbins and
Wiley, /. 0. O. f., defeated Lind and
Webster, r. M
The q. 0. T. and c. G. play Monday
evening.
The eribbaoe league standing:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
LADIES UNION ELECTION.
Mrs. {. N. Kenyon Chosen President and
Mrs. b. c. Robcn Secretary.

AZ the business meeting Of the ladies
Union Of the Universalist church held
yesterday afternoon the following OF
fcers were elected for the coming year
President, Mrs. G. N. Kenyon; exeou-
tive board, Mrs. b. H Wells, Miss Car.
rie Lang, Mrs. Fred Eaton, Mrs. +. Il.
Burr, Mrs. G. III. Campbell, Mrs. John
Tassie secretary, Mrs. d. c. Roben;
treasurer, Mrs. III a. Richardson's col.
leetor, AIRS. George QuigleY; auditors,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bond, Mrs. Celia Brown; Wis.
iting committee, Mrs. G. ]. Reynolds,
Mrs NJ. = Taplin, Mrs. @. r. Camp;
charity committee, Mrs. Alex Brnce, Mrs.
George Dix, Mrs. J.. A. Whitcomb; flow
er committee, Mrs. ]. Mt Bond
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
Lose Their Lives in Wash
ington Coal Mine
EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP
Responsible for the Disaster Eleven
Bodies Already Taken
From the
Mine.

Talsoma Wasi. Dec, s-Ry the *
plosion Of gas in a coal mine at Burnet,
80 miles from mere, fifteen fatalities. it
is believed, viii be recorded. Fire damp
wai responsible fol the disaster.
Eleven corpscs badly burned ana man
gled havs been gotten BY searching par
ties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08

The Mems Sunday Evening cluh Of
the Congregational church will give It's
first social f0r men in the church vcstry
Friday evening. Hon. Joseph A. pelioer,
president of the National Life lnsHrance
c.. Of Montpelier, will give talk, re.
lating some personal experiences All
men Of the congregation are iasited+
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
WATER MAIN BURST

Both Reservoirs Of Perry 3 Scribner
Water Co. Emptied Before Discovery.
The four-inch water main 0f the Perry
& Scfibner Water Co. burst on Sand
Hill, near Phelps Mills, early yesterday
and before the break was discovered both
reservoirs had been emptied. The pipe
was repaired again at o'clock last even
ing and customers were receiving water
again at o'clock Not knowing Of
the break, Messrs, Perry 4 Scribner
could not notify customers Of the trou-
bic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
a WEDDING RECEPTION.
Mi and Mrs Harry Vincent Of East
Montpelier Welcomed Home.

East Montpelier, Dec. s.-A reception
was held in the hall IN this village last
evening IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Vincent, who have just returned from
their wedding trip to points in the West.
The guests were received BY Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vincent, Cora Vincent, Nab
el and Florence Coburn Lyle Young and
George Mcknight acted us ushers and
Miss Ella Dudley presided at the piano.
An oyster supper was served and before
the party broke up George Mcknight,
in behalf Of tho guests, who numbered
nearly hundred, presented Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent with IN elegant book case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
WEDDING AT BETHEL.
i. G. Boardnan and Miss Clara Chad
wick United This Morning.

Bethel, Dec. 7.-At eleven o'clock to-
day, at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. G. n Chadwick, Miss Clara
Blanche WAS united ID marriage To Lee
Clarence Boardman by The Rev. J.. Hall
Long. The wedding WAS m informal one
and was Witnessed only by the immedi-
ate relatives and friencs. After the re-
past the newly married couple started
on their wedding journey. Upon their
return they win take up their residence
here, where Mr. Boardman IS employed
by the II. G. Fisher CO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
warned to Be Careful.

Cape Town, Cape Colony, Dec. s.In
consequence Of the expected approach Of
the Baltic fleet, Cape Town shippers
have been warned Of the necessity Of
showing clear lights and taking other
customary precautions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08

The members Of the Barre Civic Fed
Grafton DC Women's clubs win hold q
special meeting at the house Of Miss
Blanche Tilden, North street, Friday
Dec. 9, at 2:30 p. m. viii every mem.
Der Of the different clubs make an ef-
fort to be present. There viii; also be
a meeting Of the ways and means com-
rnittee at the same place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
Mekkelsen-christiansen

In Montpelier, Dec. 6. by Rer J Ed.
ward Wright, Christsn Mekkesen Of
Montpelier and Oline Chgistiansen Of
Barre were married
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
TWO MORE DROP OUT
Caldwell and Hooper Retire from Bicycle
Race

+ New York, Dec. S. Caldwell and Hoop.
er withdrew from the bicycle race this
morning. Caldweil's stomach was going
back on him az the result Of eating four
places OF Ice cream and drinking bottle
Of Bass ale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08
STILL BoMBARDIEG SHIPS.
japanese Disable More Ships Of Port
Arthur Squadron.

Toxic, Dec. Sit is announced today
that as the result Of the bombardment
Of Port rthur harbor yesterday by the
Japanese, great many shots took effect
on the cruisers Peresviet, Probieda, and
Pillada The Peresyiet took fire and
the probieda listed to port
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08

Continued on Eighth Page
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-08

Insane Asylum Needs Lime-light.
Lack Of time prevented the committee
from making NOR than d sursory exam
ination Of the insane asylum at Water
Continued on fourth page
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
TOLD THE TRUTH.
FOLK ON K AND
DOCKERY ON FOLK.
Enemies Of Six Months Ago Arc
Working Together To-Day
Leaf From the Record.

Inc people u M''aou'l ha'V heatu "
srea, ueai ABOUT inc sua.c 'en "i'nih
inc peinoefa'ie parry we 90 NOT ASK
NiSsourianS 10 accept inc charges
maze py hcpuo''eahs ABOUT 'h'S a
or even o .akc inc "o'u OF u Single
or a host o. Republicans mat sueh a
ring exists We present inc
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30


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Thompson. Van Wagner. Waters,
wolnrlch, v .ite OF Cole. Whitaker.
| wilkerson. MIR. spoakor-s3.
Noos-Alexandcr. Apploga,e. pc,z.
Boon, Britton. Cannon. Cartmel. Drum.
lEppsteIn, gubanks. Fletcher. Hatha.
way, Howe. Laurhlln. Lcsg. I.lndcr.
McGinnls, Monks, Rcaua schneider.
steele. Taylor. Wilde. walker. White
OF Randolph Wyatt. Zoyeiy-g7.
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man voted bore tho earmarks OF
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the most popular Democrat IN 81
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Law In the state. When Republican
votes were counted In St. Louis and
the city was strongly Republican, so
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
FOLKS NEW ''BOODlERs."
DISCOVERS UBIQUITOUS RAILROAD BILL FOR WHICH
MOST RESPECTED DEMOCRATS IN MIS-
SOURI, VOTED.

The Late Judge j. G. Woerner. Henry J. Spaunhorst and Ex-Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Norman ]. Colman Cast Ballots in Favor
Of Measure Which Folk Says Bears All the Earmarks Of
Boodlng'-Measure Was Non-Partisan and the
Men Who Voted for II Arc Above Suspicion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Quinn. Requa. Rice. Riggs, Robertson.
Rollins R~oundtrec. schulcnburg.
Scott shafer. Smclscr. Smythe. stat.
ford. Thompson. Van Wagner. Wade,
Walker. Waters. wcnrich, Whitaker.
walbrooht. Wyatt and Mr.. Speaker
tHarlan)-17i.
Nocs-Bctx. Birch OF Scotland. Boon.
Cannon. cartmcl. Drum. Hathaway.
Howe. Jones. Leaning. Lcdergerber.
Legg. Llndor. Mitchell. Monks. Mul.
Inns Of Lam. Neville. Ewens. Payne.
Rinkor. Ryiand. Schneider. Steele.
Taylor, White Of Cole. Zevciy--2G.
Hits coimsn.
The Senate amended this bill by ad.
ding a section providing for releasing
the states lien on the road upon the
payment BY tho latter Of 1900. 900.
This Is what Mr. Folk calls "thc car.
marks Of b%oodllng." The Hon. Nor.
man J. colman voted for this amend.
mcnt. which was agreed to by the FOL.
lowing vote:
Aycs-Ackarj. APPRECIATE. Baldwin.
Bennett. Be,z. Blodgett. Boy. Brans.
comb. Britton. Brock, Brown OF Dallas.
Bulklcy. Burch OF Jasper, Buzlck. Cald.
well. %chlidrcss. Cole. colman. Drum.
mond. Doniphan. Elks. Ellison. Eu.
banks. Ewing. Fletcher. Forgcy.
Fourth. Fox. Hickman. Hormcister.
Jennings. Jewett. Jones. Kelley. Kid.
wcll. Kuhl. Lawson. Leaning. Lyman.
Mcflhlnney. Mcfarland. McMillen.
Mullings Of Greene. orriok. Owens.
Pond. Prefer. Pyle. Quinn. Requa.
Robertson. Rillins, Ryland. schulcn.
burg. Scott. Smclscr. Smith. Thomp'
son. Van Wagner. Wade. Walker,
Waters. white OF Cole. white OF Ran
dolph. Wilkinson. Z~ovely-G5.
Noes-Boal. Birch OF Scotland,
Brown OF Davicss. Cannon. cartmel,
Dallmeyer. De Laud. Drum, Engle.
EppstcIn. Estep. Terrell. Fnkclnburg.
roreey. Fourt. Fox. Freeman. Good.
son. Griffin. uackelman. uarper. Hath.
away. Hewitt. Howard. Howe. Howell,
.Jacaulth. Jerome. L,aughlIn. Lederger.
Dor. Legg. Under. McGlnnis, Mitchell,
Monks. Mullins of Linn. PAYNE. Rice.
Riggs. Roundtreo. Schneider. shafcr,
stafford. Steele. Taylor. Welnrlch, wy,
nit. Mr.. Sneaker CHarlaD-i6.
others classified Ms Democratic
members OF he House who voted with
tho Hon. Norman ]. Colman were,
uessra poai. birch of Scotland. Drum.
mons Eagle. Mcfarland. prooer
Scott Van Wagner and Cole.
Tho amended Pacific bill finally
n,s.ed tho seoa,e March 20. 1865. nv
the following vote;
Ayes-Boardman. Bonham, Clark
DoaI Euls Evana. Essex. Fisher. Ora
ham Ueadier Human King Morse
park. Rea. Reed. RIdcley. spaunhorst
Townsley. winters. Woemor-2i.
Noos-Adoms. Bruere. Conrad. bod
ann Goebel. Hubbard. sbe,tou-z.
Tho bI,l for Tho sale of tho state.
lien AGAINST Tho North Missouri Rail
road wabash, passed tho Senate
March i21sos. the vote standlng:
Aycs-Adams Boardman. Bouham
FILLER Fisher. Graham. Harblne. Head
Ior. Hubbard. Human. Morse, Park
Re- Rood. Rldgley. spaunhorst, VIII
,ers, woerner-2s.
Noes-conrad. Dodson. Ellis. Evans
Elwcll. Goebei, Holland, shelton
Townslcy-a