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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
PERUrS PRESIDENT DEAD.
Senior candamo Was Considered His
countrys Greatest Statesman.

Senior candamo Was Considered His
countrys Greatest Statesman.
Lima. Peru. May 8 President Can
damo who had been in for some time
past at Arequipa. has died Of rheuma-
tism Of the stomach.
His death is deeply regretted. as an
political elements regarded him as an
honorable man, devoted to the true In
terests az the country.
Manuel Candamo was tile man ac-
eepted for the provisional presidency
Of Peru in 1895 BIZ the revontionists
under the leadership of Nicolas de
pierola and President caceres. when
both belligerents agreed to stop tight
Ing. Senior Candamo chose his cabinet
from all factions. and lie was able to
unite the country.
-Four years later he was elected pres.
ident by d great majority ana eontin-
ued what was generally regarded as q
prudent and jHst administration
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
A RECORD CHECK.
Panama Warrant the Largest Ever la
sued IN Washington

Panama Warrant the Largest Ever la
sued IN Washington.
Washington. May 9. Secretary shaw
has signed a treasury warrant for $40,
oo00oO. which win be delivered to J. Z,
Morgan & Co. Of New York as disburs-
lng agents Of this government, On ac-
count OF the Panama canal purchase.
The warrant is dated May 0 ana will
be delivered BY Secretary shaw per
sonaliy. The warrant Is many times
larger than any warrant ever before
issued by this government. The lar
eest sum previously covered by q sim
Gle government warrant was for ST.
100000 paid to Russia in 1865 on ac-
count of the Alaskan purchase, The
next largest SUN was S5,500o00 paid
In 1876 to the British government on
account Of the Halifax award under
the treaty Of Washington for infringe
ment OF fisheries rights in Nova SEQ
tian waters
In 1859 this government paid Spain
through the French embassy $4,000,
600 for the Philippine Islands, but this
sum was represented by four warrants
OF 100000 each. The Si5,000000
agreed upon as the purchase price for
the Louisiana territory was paid In
1903 By the United States Of the claims
Of citizens Of this country against
France amounting to S3750000. and
the issue to France Of certificates Of
stock in the sum or 81 $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

Vienna, Max 81 The Builders asso-
citation LAS locked ont 5000 hrleklay-
ers. stonemasons aud lahorefs. This
step was taken for the purpose Of de-
featlng strikes on certain buildings.
the completion Of which is urgently
necessary. i year ago the men tle-
manded q 10 per cent increase ID
wages. but the masters refused 70
grant their demand though they did
concede a higher minimum wage,
which, however, did not satisfy the
workmen The employers are confident
that the present step viii compel the
mon to accept their terms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
RUSSIANS HAVE REITERATED
Officials Admit That Their Troops Have
Left Fenawanecheng.


st. Petersburg AIay Q. There IL no
doubt here That the japanese troops
have been Ill touch with the Russian
forces at Fengwailgeheng. and the 10
port that the latter had evacuated thai
place Il generally credited Surprise il
caused by tile withdrawal of General
kuropalsin toward his base at I.iao
yang as It Is stated that Immediately
after De leaihel Of General zassa-
liteh's losses ne sent reseaforeenents
70 him 10 enable him % retain his posi-
ton
Tie officials here frankly confess.
however, that they are not fully ln
formed of Kuropatkns plans. lIe has
made Ills own dispositions aud formu
lated hls own plans. what little ii
known here shows That he intends to
observe the same eaution That mas dis.
tlngulshed tie operations of the Japa.
nese Finding that he could not offer
battle j FengWangcheng with iii even
chance If success, he has decided I'd
faIl back, It Is believed to tie AIaotlen
paas. back oF which there Is another
pass, near which IL d temporary rail
road connecting with I.iaoyung Con.
siderable comment has been aroused In
military circles
The Japanese army marching north
ward along the rallroad once past Kai
ping can compel the Russians To eyae
nate NewehWang or else undergo d
battle or state If siege II the marcel
is prosecuted AZ far az Haicheng
where the Japanese defeated the CHI
nese army, General kuropatlin Viii
have to abandon Aia0tien pass iii con
sequence OF the strategic weakness 81
the position The possession OF Feng
wangeheng Il ii the highest impor
lance, ais It places under the control d
the Japanese without further opposi
ton large strip Of Manehurian terri
tory bordering upon the bay Of Koreg
and tho road connecting Lia0yang
Haiehens, Newehwang md Pitsewo
The command Of tic road To pitsew,
viii enable this army 10 establish com
munieation with the Japanese operat
ing IN the Liaotung peninsula
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
GREAT LAKES TIED UP
Commerce on the Inland Seas
Stopped by Labor Disputes.
LITTLE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT

Lake Carriers Association Fails TO
Come to Terms With the Masters and
Pilots union-Employsrs Fear Dull-
ness Ia Business.
Cleveland, o., May 9.-The confer
ence between the Lake Carriers asso-
citation and Masters and Pilots assoc
citation has been terminated, and the
announcement is made that no agree
ment had been reached and that set
Element was as far away as at any
time since the opening Of negotiations
The conference adjourned without any
arrangement for another meeting.
This means that commerce on the
lakes viii continue 10 be practically
tied up for an indefinite period. II IS
said that fully 70 per cent Of All the
vessel tonnage on the great lakes Is
represented in the Lake Carriers 1850
citation, Under existing conditions no
master who Is d member Of the Mas
ters and Pilots association can So
aboard his vessel until a settlement Is
reached with the Lake Carriers asso-
citation
At the conclusion Of the conference
the Masters and Pilots association
gave out the following statement
"At a meeting between the executive
committees Of the Lake Carriers asso
citation and the Masters and Pilots as
sociation 4 proposition offered by the
Lake Carriers association was reject
ed by tile Masters aud Pilots associa
tion, and the two associations are as
far from an agreement is at any time Z
Statement Of Carriers President,
Mr.. William Livingston president Of
the Lake Carriers association, has Civ
en- out the following statement relative
to the breaking mp Of the conference
between the association and The repre-
sentatives Of the Minister'S and Pilots
association
eve have agreed On all demands Of
the Masters ana Plots association ex-
cept the wage scale, The classification
Of The scale Of wages which they pre-
scented was very much higher than last
year. and the executive committee of
the Lake Carriers association felt that
it could not accede to the request
"At the last meeting we said that
after very carefully considering the
classification Of the boats and tile wage
scale which they had submitted we
felt that ii a number Of eases the
classification was unfair to both mas.
tiers and the owners. TINT as the
master WIS the executive aboard tate
boat and personally responsible % the
owner It's agent it was not deemed all.
visible to u.s. the remuneration That
each Individual should get for success
fully handling his property that
while the Lake Carriers association
was anxious to show the utmost fair
ness ana iiberality that was possible
/ toward the masters the conditions of
tile times Old not warrant any class
Of labor asking for am advance II
wages oYer last year en- tile great
lakes It il becoming more apparent
every day Thar we Will have a very tlllll
season. Ne season charters have been
made Not single ore charter has
been made this year with the exeep-
ton DIT d very small one some timp
ago; that the decreased demand fof
| vessels means large reduction hi
earnings even for those owners vile
are fortunate enough to ind employ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
Chicago MAY Eat Aaaln.

Chicago, May q The bakers strike
has been settled. The union yielded Its
demand that no work should be per
formed on THE five leading holidays Of
the yeafand agreed to thensual amount
of holiday work with pay for the hours
Of work onlg and not for full day ir-
respective Of the amount ot work per-
formed When this concession was
made by the men IKE III the large
bakeries IN which men struck signed
the scale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

st Joseph Mo, May q Robert s
Kearney, Well 10 do llveryman
grandson If the famous general, Phf
Kearneg. is#in jail here under arresl
en- 3 charge of leading gang Of high
waymen Frank Johnson, i wealthy
horseman of IIenple Mo-, Willie out
driving was held mp and robbed 81
500 here. james Tfoutman another
horseman, was arrested and made a
fun confession. duplicating kealney
and David II. Mason
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
suspected i var eorder Murder.

Buffalo. May O 4 special dispatch
to the News from Belmont says the
four ltalians arrested IL connection
With Gle mnrder &c john van GordeF
near Angelica were arraigned aud np
On advice ug their interpreter waived
examination ana were held 70 await
the action q the graud jury The iue
terpretef Identified them ID the men
who lett Camp Burke on tile morning
after tie murder Tie watch found II
fhe pocket &c enc az tile Italians has
been positively Identified AS the one
stolen from tile Van Gorder home on
the night of the murder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
A CRAZY MAN
Found Eating an Egg, Shell and
All.

Rational people thought it was awful,
as the she'll had no food value, and was, Of
course, indigestibie and injurious,
1t IS Just as crazy for rational people to
swallow a lot Of cod liver oil, to get the
medicinal curatives from it, as 1t was fo1
the crazy man to eat the egg, shell and all.
Modern science has proved that the oil,
or greasy part Of cod liver oil, has no value
whatever and only upsets the stomach and
retaTds recovery. 1t Is the medicinal ele-
ments which are enYeloped in the cod liver
oil, of which there are about City, that
represent all the tonic and curative power
Of the famous old remedy.
A preparation containing all the medi-
cinal curative elements of cod liver oil ae.
tually taken from fresh Gods livers. but
entirely free from oil or grease. must,
therefore, be the very best tonic recon
struetoT possible, Such Is Vinol 1t posi-
lively does contain every one Of the dfty
odd medicinal curative elements Of cod
liver oil, fresh and sweet, Just as the egg
shell contains the nutritious food, and we
throw away the useless, indigestible oil,
just as you throw away the egg shell.
Knowing its wonderful medicinal aud
curative power we guarantee to restore
health and strength to the following or Re.
fund their money without question
Rundown, dehilitated, tired, 0verworked
people; old people, weak women, nursing
mothers, puny, ailing children, GONZALES
cents, or to people suffering with hard
colds, hacking coughs, incipient consump-
tion and bronchitis, Vinol never fails Ia
make rich, red blood and give strength tc
the weak and health TO the sick Try 1t
on our guarantee, Ii it doesn't do you
any good It won't cost You cent. Rick
ert 4 Wells, Druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

Topeka Kan May o. A notice post
ed at the shops 90 the Atehison. Tope
ka and santa Fe railroad in this city
notified the striking macllinists thar All
men who fallea TO report for work May
2 need make 10 further application.
Vice President Kuekalew Of the MAJ
chinists' union says he has reports
showing chat tile strike is seriously afH
fecting the engines and other rolling
stock vt the system Santa lie officials
however, assert that no Inconvenience
is being experienced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

New York, May q An explosion On
William n Vanderbilt Jrs. fast tur
bine yacht Tarantula al City island
probably destroyed the eyesight of one
man, caused minor injuries To two 9th
ers. tore out the sumptuously fitted o.
iieers' quarters aud set fire to tile Yes-
sci, intllcting damage estimated at ST.,
ego. The explosion Is supposed to have
been caused by the chemicals In the
storage battery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
MRS. POWELL CONVICTED.
Gets life Sentence For Killing Of Girl
Who Had Wronged Her.

WHO Ff~a Wf9H9eA ttSts
Dover, nel, May 8. Mrs. Mary a
Powell has been convicted Of the muir
der Of Estella Albtn, the jury fixing
the punishment at imprisonment for
life The trial was ID progress one
week, and tie jury deliberated two
hours. The verdict WAS murder In the
second degree.
EstelIa Albin lived with Mr. and
Mrs. Powell ut Bowers Beach, neaI
here, On Feb. 8 she was found muir
dered i'll the attic Of the house Mrs
Powell was arrested and eonfesspd
but declared tile act was committed IL
self defense, The evidence showed that
Illicit relations existed between A4.
Powell and Miss Alhin, and this prose
cution endeavored to prove that Mrs
Powell killed the girl n j Jealous
frenzy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
kIlIed by stranae AeeIdent.

Mahanoy City, Pa, May o. While
repairing pulleYs on the slope of Pack.
Ell No. 8 c0lliery Of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company John Canfield was
struck on the head by piece Of roof
coal and hurled to the bottom, being
instantly killed FL the descent his
body struck James Haffner who also
fell TO the bottom and was fatally In
jHred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

Detroit May q The Detroit Tribune
on the authority of Secretary Henry
Barter of the international Longshore-
meh Marine and Transport Workers
association prints . table showing that
10000 men are affected by the dead
lock between the lake carriers and
THEN employees. ihis does not include
amy mea rendered idle ii the mines.
Tie lumber mills p On the Erie canal.
of the total number given aboYe 2G,50C
men are employed an shipboard and
10000 I'D the docks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
Rsdium Tube nisaopears.

Chicago Missy 9A glass tlbe one
half inch long containing radium has
disappeared from the office If pr Will
liam Alien Pnsey Whether It WAS
lost q stolen The loser does not know.
The radinm was received by III. Pu-
seX few days ago from Paris lie
was treating j patient for an affection
Of the faee when the precious sub.
stance disappeared The missing ra-
dunn was of the usual grade for sci
entihc use, worth about 100000 per
ounce troy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
JAPS PRESS FORWARD
General KnrOki'S Army Occupies
EeHgwangcheng.
SAY ENEMY IS DEMORALIzED
Latest Advance Of the Mikado's Troops
Made Before the Russians Recovered
From Previous Defeat = No Official
News Of Port Arthur Army.

News OF Port Arthur Army.
Tokyo. May Git Is announced here
thar the japanese captured Fengwang
cheng on Friday May 8
1t was the second line Of the Russian
defense, and a stir fight was antiei.
pafed.
General kuroM pressed forward and
attacked before the Russians had re-
covered from the decentralization and
confusion into which they had been
thrown BY their previous defeat on the
Yalu river. No details of the battle at
Fengwangcleng are available.
All efforts by the war correspond
ents here to obtain news OF the Japa-
nese army movements at Port Arthur
prove fruitless. Lieutenant General
Baron Kodama courteouslY Informed
the correspondents that 1t would not
be wise az this time to give informa-
tlon to the enemy and that the war
board held the belief that the Russian
commanders in Manchuria were not In
telegraphic communication with their
forces In the south, nor did they have
any direct knowledge Of events happen
ing 10 the Liaotung peninsula Baron
Kodama would not say whether Ja-
pans Third army corps would be land
ed near Newchwang. nor would he dis
close amy point Of the operations cast
or west Of Port Arthur since last Frli
day morning
I'VE have established cable connec.
lions. said the baron, 'at two points
in southern Manchuria, and, while We
are In touch with the operations of our
forces we feel that Tie enemy is rath.
CIR III the dark can say that the OPP
erations Of the Second army divisions
have been carried out 80 far without
loss of life and exactly ais was plan
ned
After the baron had declined to an
swer any other question relating to the
investment of Port Arthur he announe.
Ga that General Kurokl had intimated
that tile Russian forces would be for
tunate if ail Of them should escape Ia
the Hum mountains either OH the road
to Haicheng Oh Liaoyang, Then tile
saron gave ont a long dispatch from
Adniral Togo regarding the successful
closing of the harbor "a Tuesday night
ana On Wednesday
II II believed here that two other ii.
visions of Japanese troops win land
near NewehNang and attempt later q
efftet junction With tie army from
the Yaiu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
WagFInaton - Renrats.

Washington, May O The state de-
partment was officially informed u tie
death Of President Candamo hy 4 ca
blegram from United States Consul
Gottschalk, at Callao. Secretary Hay
notified the president and later sent
this message to United States Minister
Dudley at Lima Convey to the GOV.
eminent the assurances of tile sincere
sympathy With which the president
and the people Of the United States
nave heard 81 the death Of President
gandam0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
Forest Fires Threatena1l.

Saratoga n. III May q. Several for,
est fires have already broken out iii the
lower Asliroalacks- but have been ex.
tinguished Ri their inclpieney. The
nmeriike conditions aud the ali
senee Of any rainfall during the past
ten days cause many to be apprehen
sspe OF fires
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
RAILROAD RETRENcHMENT.
New York Central Laying OFF Men on
the Boston and Albany Division.

New York Central laying VT men on
the Boston and Albany Division.
Boston, May 9. second Vice Presi-
dent Van Ettsu Of the New York Gem
tran and Hudson River railroad las
received Instructions to discharge 800
Of the $500 men ii the employ Of the
Boston and Albany division Of that
system before the close Of the month.
This is In line with the reduction OF
expenses being made on other Wander.
bilt roads. Mr.. Van Etten said:
Wages win not be reduced on the
road, but It is intended to lay or men
iii tie yards and on trains, boilermak-
ers, machinists, clerks and IN every
branch Of the service where Il IL possi-
bic to get along with fewer employ
eesn
He added that In common with other
roads his company was feeling the re,
cent slump in business
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
DANGER IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Peru Is Busy Taking Active Measures
Against Brazil.

Lima, Peru May 9. The general
stan has ordered two line battali0ns
and one battery at machine guns To
proceed 10 Alto Jnrua by way of the
river Amueya 10 reHulse any Brazilian
troops there may pc la THAT territory,
and one battalion with two machine
guns has been ordered to Chandless,
on the river Purus, to sustain Peruvian
sovereignty there.
THE general STAFF has also ordered
that lqultos be placed q state 81 de-
Tense, that the harbqr be mined and
that division be formed there of
5000 men which shall q certain cir
cumstances occupy fabaangs and MAJ
nos Brazilian towns GA the Amazon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

Cleveland, d, MAY q. The west.
bound Twentieth Century limited on
the Lake Shore road ran down ana TIL
stantly Killed four unknown men near
hlyfia. they Were walking on the
track and i i supposed they stepped
out Of the way Of passing freight
train and directly in front Of the lin.
tied
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
Russia win Exhibit al St. Louis.

FtUbtIa VII t-NHIUIt at - t-VHIss
St Lonis, May ga eablegram has
been received from ST. Petersburg BY
Director Of Exhibits skif Of the
worlds fair stating that Russia will
make an elaborate exhibit ut the Lou
isiana Purchase exposition, Russia be
fore the war with Japan, had planned
to be represented az the fair, but re
Gently decided 10 abandon It's proposed
exhibit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

St Petersburg, May 9.The depres.
sion here has given rise to report thai
the yladlyostok squadron has been dc.
stroyed The admiralty places no ere
denee IN the story OF the destruction o.
the squadron, having knowledge Of It's
whereabout
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
Mexiso = 80 J vIoe PrasLdent.

City Of Mexico May 0-,rhe reform
constitution creating the office of vice
president Of tine republic and providing
that the incumbent of such office shall
be chosen by popular vote has been
promulgated Foreign Minister Ignacio
Is looked upon as probable candidate
for the new office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
Bandits ashoot lJpH virqinia Town.

EaFfNTEa @FIV0N 2 vi aFIFEa FNWFEF
Norfolk Na., May 3 Two desperi-
does shot one man to death fatally
wounded another and held np d third
Fl the streets af Port Norfolk They
escaped and were pursued by posse
There Il DO clew II their identity but
some bundles found beside the dead
body Of q Richardson, 4 negro. have
been identified hy 4 storekeepef as the
same BE had sold IN hour before ths
shooting ia q negro by Che name u
Kregere. This negro Is missing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
ToGo's OFFICIAL REPORT.

Blocking q Pert Arthur Effected II the
Face Of 4 Terrific Fire
Tokyo May @ Vice Admiral Togos
official recital of the latest engagement
of Port Arthur which was received
here, shows that the japanese have
blocked the entrance to the harbof
On Tuesday morning after the block
aiding notflla had been scattered by a
gale and the commander Of the fotilla
had signaled IN vain that the attempt
be abandoned pending the moderation
q the storm the crews Of the separate
ships n nowise daunted rs the wealth
e. which isolated them from their com
panions. proceeded to The work On their
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

Saratoga. N. II. May 9.-Mme ia.
nauschek, the actress, has left here for
the Actors Fund home at West New
Brighton, Staten Island, New York,
where she viii probably remain the
balance Of her life She is seventy -four
years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
IL Ry IIIs go EnaIns.

Putnam Conn, May 8 J. b. Decas
tur a ear inspector for the New York.
New Haven aud Hartford railroad
was almost instantly killed by switch
ing engine of which mis- son was the
engineer. TO avoid one train he stepped
in front Of tile engine,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
arand &c . saeeeed AIexeIsfI.

Paris. May q The st Petersburg
correspondent Of the journal says be
Is assured that yiceroy Alexeieff viii
be recalled at the instance of Vice Ad.
miral SkrydlofT and General Kuropat-
kin and that the emperor's cousin.
Grand Duke Nicolas Nicolaievltch, VIII
replace him
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
CHURCH NAME RETAINED.
The Protestant Episeopaiians VIII Not
Change Their Chureh's Title.

Boston May 8. The committee eli
fifteen which was appointed by the
national triennial convention Of tie
Episcopal church it san Francisco ii
1901 to consider the advisahillty Of
changing tie legal name II The de-
nomination has issued ia extended fe-
port III which the opinion Is expressed
that any change At this time i mex
pedient The report il to be submitted
70 the general convention which viii
assemble tit this city next October The
committee recommends the passage by
the Boston convention Of the following
resolution
Resolved That the committee BE
discharged from tire further e0RsideFa-
lion of the subject
The report Is signed Biz all fifteen
members of The committee. although
three appendices, one signed by seven
members a second signed By five and
third by one, are attached The sec
ond appendix recommends that the
words Protestant Episeonal" On the
title page Of tie Book Of Common
Prayer De stricken cut
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09

Mexico Mo. May 81 Champ Clark
has been reuominated for congress in
the Democratic primary election Of the
Ninth Missouri district.