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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-01
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
Al FAKE INTERVIEW.

Bell Never said All Colorado Was In
State Of Rebellion.
Cripple Greek, Colo. June 2l.-In re
sponse to q telegram from an eastern
newspaper asking for n statement from
him as to whether he said that Gov
ernor Peabody would soon have to de-
clare the whole Of Colorado iii state
Of rebellion and put the state under
martial law Adjutant General Bell has
replied as follows.
The alleged interview is absolutely
without foundation | not only never
gave out such an Interview, but the
idea Is absolutely foreign to my mind
under the past and present conditions
There Is no need OF declaring Colo
RADIO under martial law
a'The whole state practically has been
cleaned up by my deportation system
There are but few anarchists and SO.
clalists left who can cause trouble,
However should 1t become a mill
tary necessity the whole state Of Colo
RADIO win ba placed under martial law
and all Instructions be dealt with ne
cordingly
q do not believe that this Will eYei
be necessary. In my Judgment tbs
Colorado labor troubles are at an end.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
RUSSIAN LOSS AT VAFAHeoW
Wounded Officer Says Il Was at Least
Seven thousand.

Newehwang, june q A Russian Of
1cer who was wounded in the battle
az Vafangow lrelissu has told eor-
respondent here tlIat tie losses on both
sides We're severe He placed the Rus
sian casualties as 1T least TO00 lie
says no soldiers "a the world could
withstand the Japanese as they have
been fighting lately Their artillery
fire. he claims. Is mgryelously effective.
Tile Russians fought stubbornly but
they were unable 70 withstand the enc
my dashiag Versisieney
Several hundred wounded Russians
have been sent north owing to a lack
Of hospitals aud surgeons All the
available transportation has 70 BE used
for supplies az the expense Of the sick
and wounded Tie japanese buried
most OF the Russian dead after the
battle 1t Is estimated on informa-
ton obtainable THAT the Japanese force
moving norhward Il 10000 strong
with 10000 men IN Tie aggregate en-.
gagged in the operations al Fort Ar.
thur Several japanese spies haze re-
Gently been captefed n fey miles south
Of Newchwang The Russians are be
coming more vigilant and are watching
newspaper messages closely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
7Be Times Daily Short Story.
49, eS3SeSey 2oscScseS gS0NSeseSese soSe6


house arter being refused az every
other hotel, and for week the police
let nae alone I bad made the long jour
ney to find the heirs Of Bogoff and
close a deal for the land ! had not
been provided with money to bride any
one and must either defy the police
and work up the case single handed or
return and report a failure.
Being firmly convinced that Mrs Boz
gof was in Narva, | secretly left the
capital for that town one higat. secur-
ing rooms in a boarding house after
my arrival ana Disgusting my personal
appearance TO a considerable extent,
prosecuted my inquiries under one ex-
cuse and another until | at length dis
covered the woman. She vas living in
her own house and In poor cireum-
stances and was rejoiced at the pros
poets Of selling the land
| now had to give nay case away by
calling on d notary to make out the pa
pers, and In less than half day the
police were at my heels again. They
not only warned every notary at Mar
va, but the widow was obliged to des
the city and 90 into hiding
Things might have stopped there had
been q cool and placid man. When /
found the police bounding me again |
lost my temper and gave the chief my
candid opinion Of things in general and
Of his own conduct In particular. AS a
natural sequence l WAS promptly ar
rested, though Just what the technical
charge was / never learned.
was taken to jail and confined in a
cell with a man waiting trial for rob
berry RE seemed to be thorough
villain. but as he conld not speak a
word Of English nor | a word OF Rus
sian we hit it OF by letting each other
severely alone. AS soon as incarcerated
asked to communicate with the Amer
lean minister, but was refused.
on the third day the chief Of police
sent for me and asked me IL / would
leave Russia If given my liberty. re-
piled IN the negative and was returned
to prison My threats that the matter
would be thoroughly sifted by our rep
resentative only made him smile. and
he quietly informed me that he would
keep nae in prison for the rest Of my
life If did not agree to his terms.
on the seventh day he sent for me
again | had now changed my mind,
realizing that [ could even be sent on
TO siberia il the police so desired aud
that there was no longer the slightest
hope of accomplishing my ewand
therefore answered him that | was
ready and willing to leave the ears
domInions at a moments notice, and an
hour later, ia charge of four police OIL
GERS. was on my way 10 steamer
leaving port that night
/ was locked in a stateroom, forbid
den to hold communication with any
one and was not released from durauce
vile until after twenty four hours
found people Of all nationallties on the
boat, but got no sympathy from any Of
them ON the contrary. was called
an idiot for my conduct and all agreed
/ that / might have been packed off to
/ siberia without any one but the police
being the wiser. NJ. QUAD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
Their Way
IN Rus STA
$50. l91l- 81 6. 5. -. ]

copyright 1904 BY G. B. Lewisl
I landed in Russia twenty years ago
on strictly lawful business to look for
the heirs to some property in the west
ern part Of the United States. and my
information led me direct to the city
Of Narya. Before / had been in tLe
place two hours tile chief Of police
called and let me know that was con
sidered suspicious
He told me that Peter Bogon, whose
heirs l was seeking, had been strongly
suspected Of nihillsm before he died
and that o warrant would have been
served had he lived d day longer This
was as good as telling me that / would
get into trouble If l prosecuted any i'm
quiries, but foollshly determined to
beard the lion in his den.
Thinking I might better carry on the
business from st. Petersburg, depart
ed for that city after d few days and
at once called upon a lawyer, He was
sharp enough to realize that / would
not have taken the long journey unless
the property was of considerable value,
and without any beating around the
bush he told me that he would find the
heirs and put the matter through for
the sum Of $1,000. This was rank rob
berry, and refused to submit to II,
and as a result soon discovered that no
lawyer would have anything to do with
the case at all
Not only that. but I was soon sum
moned to the office Of the chief Of po-
lice. He was very polite. but at the
same time it was easy to read his
Hypocrisy. He first secured possession
OF my passport which, he claimed
needed some slight amendment and
then began to question me He kept
me on the rack for three long hours
and then had the impudence to offer
me his hand as departed
went straight from his office to
that Of q private detective agency 70
set inquiries on foot The superin.
tendent entered into the matter with
considerable earnestness and agreed to
dispatch a man to Narva that evening
to secure the wished for information.
returned 10 the hotel feeling rather
jubllaut at outwittlng the police, bui
this state 81 feeling did not last long
Within an hour the superintendent o.
the agency called TO inform me that b
must drop the case, turning me OF
with the excuse that be was too busy
to attend 90 It.
He had scarcely departed before thi
proprietor of the hotel came 70 mJ
room and politely asked me 70 vacat'
It. He would not admit that It was tn
work Of the police, but ! had no trou
bic In coming to that conclusion.
I finally got rooms in boarding
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
LEVI z. I.eiter,s VIII.

Washington. June n The Will Of
Levi 2 Letter the Chicago millionaire.
who died at Bar Harbor Me. last
week has been filed with the register
of wills in this city It is dated June
/, and names Mary T Letter and Joseph
Letter, his widow and SON as execu-
tors The viii leaves one-third Of the
estate, outside OF specific reservations
Of coal lands IN Illinois, to the widow
and the rest is left for equal distribu-
ton per stripes among the children
There is nothing in the will which in-
dicates the total value Of Mr.. Letters
estate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
BRYAN IN NEW HAVEN.
Attends Hearing on Mrs. BENEFITS Ap
pIioation For $4,000

Attends Hearing on Mrs, Bsnnetts APP
pIioation For $4,000
New Haven. Conn. June 21 VIII
liam J. Bryan is ia New Haven 70 at
tend hearing in tie probate court in
connection with bis position as exeeu.
tor OF the estate Of the late II y Ten.
nett of the firm DC Bennett, Sloan 4 Go
OF New York The Hearing was order
ed on the application Of Mrs. Grace
Imogene Bennett widow, requesting
that the court direct The executor to
turn over to her the sum Of $4,000
which by the terms Of the viii was
left to the widow outright 1t wal
set forth III the application that the
money was IN the hands Of Mr. sloan
Mr.. BENEFITS former partner and That
he was ready to pay it under proper
authority
The proceedings opened with the
reading Of the application for the
bringing of the funds from the estate
into the jurisdiction Of Connecticut
from New York anu for the payment
of $4,000 10 the widow When Judge
L. w. Cleaveland asked If there were
any objection to the granting Of ths
application sIr. Bryan said
80 far as the payment Of the $40
600 to the widow IS concerned | am
not only willing to do that but | am
anxious to do So All | desire is thai
such an order be issued as VIII protect
me iii So doing / have arranged to ii
this and will deposit the money here
although / cannot understand why an
order shouId be issued since l have
given a bond In this state As long a.
/ am responsible for the money | dc
not see any reason for such an order
| am informed by the surviving part
ner that there will be about Sf5500l
that can be paid over. | really DO MOI
see why such ain order as is asked fol
should be issued
After Judge Cieayeland was inform.
ed by counsel for both sides that there
was no question raised ais to the exec
utors' Intention to pay out the widow
legacy Immediately after the debts and
charges Of the estate were paid the
judge said that he was inclined t. Is
sue the order as asIfn Dr. aud ct bis
suggestion the atto~ agreed to gel
| together and try to frame an order Of
satisfactory nature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22

Albany, N. VI. June III Richard III
Preusser was arraigned before Judge
Gregory IN the county court and plead
ed not guilty to the Indictment charg
ing him with murder IN the first degree
in the killing Of Myles B. Mcdonnell
or Boston In the Ten Eyck hotel here
June s. Judge Andrew Hamilton. his
counsel, announced that he would
move the appointment of q commission
to investigate Preussers sanity To the
absence of District Attorney Adding
ton argument on the motion was post
poned till Wednesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
Port All HUB.
Escaped Correspondents Says Every.
thing IS shipshape There.

Escaped Correspondents Says Every.
thing IS shipshape There.
indianapolis. Ind. June 21 The
News has just received special ca
blegram from Hector Fuller its spe-
clal star war correspondent az Chefn.
giving the following account of his re-
lease from Fort Arthur ana the situa-
tion inside the besieged fortress;
Chefu, june 20 After spending five
days in a Russian prison / was re-
leased ana put on board a Chinese junk
and sent to this place The stories Of
starvation iii Port Arthur spread hy
the japanese are untrue, as stores and
supplies are constantly arriving at the
besieged city from Chinese ports The
Japanese blockade is ineffective The
garrison consists of between $4,000 and
10000 troops. and tie health Of both
soldiers and civilians IS good The
damaged battleships have all been re-
paired and the harbor entrance cleared
of distractions Immense new forts
have been constructed. and. Ia my
opinion, tie place is in no immediate
danger Of falling into the hands OF the
japanese. The japanese attack by land
and sea made on the sth instant was
easily repulsed / was the first cor.
respondent to enter Port Arthur since
the blockade began
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
Two KiIIsd II cIsvsland Ere.

Cleveland. O., June ri Two persons
were burned to death and six others in.
iured in a fire that partially destroyed
a saloon and boarding house at 42s
Columbus street Twelve or tifteef
persons were asleep in the building
when the fire broke out. When the III
mates were finally aroused the place
was wrapped in flames, and severn
men and women jumped from the win
dows in order TO escape The origin
of the fire is unknown
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
vaIdora VIM Kaiseris cur.

Helgoland, June u Dir J. G, Doug
las Kerrs yawl Valdora was the win
ner Of the race for the Emperor VIII
liam cup, over the course from Dover
to Helgoland, which started Saturday
morning The cutter Nicandra, owned
by John Ferguson, was second, Rich
ard III. Lees yawl Wendur third, and
the keteh Carlad fourth. The schoon-
en- Ingomar, owned BIZ Morton I. Plant
Of New York, was the first to reach the
winning port. but the American
schooner was scratch boat and had to
allow all the competitors haudicaps
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
Roosevelt Returns to Washington

Washington June 81 President
Roosevelt and party have returned c
Washington from Valley Forge, Pa
where he and Mrs Roosevelt We're the
guests to Attorney General Knox The
presidents car from Valley Forge was
switched on to the Pennsylvania tracks
at Devon, Pa. just north Of Phladel
phia, aud was attached to the regular
train for Washington at the Broat
street station The trip was without
special incident
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
English Prison For Bad American.

English Prison For Bad American.
London, June p. Harry N. Vernon
who was arrested early in May under
the alias Of Julian Ralph and was con
victed al the Old Bailey May 16 Of
stealing d ring valued at $500 from
Miss Ethel Clinton, an American ac
tress, was sentenced at the Old Bailey
to eighteen months imprisonment Al
hard labor Vernon met Miss Clinton
who inherited the bulk Of Prince Sol
tykon's fortune, on board the steamel
Oceanic and represented himself as be
ing war correspondent for 2 New
York paper and the son ~ The late Iu
iian Ralph He secured the ring II ex
change for pin, which was afterward
found TO be worth So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
The Valentine casn.

Trenton, n. j. June n The case Of
Anna Valentine. who was reprieYed
last week by Acting Governor Wake
lee, has been taken to the court of err
rors on writ Of error. Chancellor Ma.
gle has refused to grant writ Of err
ror as writ Of grace This would
have carried the case to the supreme
court The writ Of error which carries
the case to the court Of errors Is VIII
Of right Argument Will now be had
before the court Of errors on law points
as to whether there were any legal er
rors at the trial At which the woman
was convicted Of murder in the first
degree. The result Of the proceedings
win be to stay the execution of Gas
woman until the matter has been DIS
posed Of.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
"a AeeIdent On eoston and MaIns.

Fatal Accident on Boston and Maine.
Plymouth, n. Ii. june p one per-
son was killed and Il number injured
BY an Incident 70 a passenger coach Of
train bound from North Woodstock
for Plymouth on the pemigewasset val.
vey branch Of the Boston and Maine
system. The accident occurred at
bridge over the Pemigewasset river
near Campton village, two miles from
here. The train was mixed one aud
carried several cars Of lumber The
running gear Of the passenger coach
became disabled. throwing the wheels
from the rails and bringing the train
to a sudden stop A car Of lumber
which was next to the passenger car
partially telescoped the latter and
crushed a number Of the passengers
against the seat backs and sides Of the
coach. The train however did not
fall over the bridge and the damage
was mainly confined 70 the ear i'd which
the casualties occurred
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22

Fall River, Mass June "a The dele
cation Of prominent Filipinos who art
making 4 tour Of this country has at
rived IN this city 4 delegation of eiti
zens. including prominent manufac
turers headed by Mayor Crime, met the
visitors and escorted them through the
larger cotton mills Of the city and K
other Industrial establishments, 4
short drive through the residential part
Of the city was followed by an m
formal reception and luncheon at the
0naneehan club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
Kaiser Wilhelm ii. Breaks Records.

New York, June Il The New York
office of the North German Lloyd
Steamship company received the fol
lowing cabIegram from the captain Of
the Kaiser Wilhelm H. KAISER vii
helm H. passed Sandy Hook lightship
Tuesday June il at s.i2 M
passed Eddystone lighthouse Monday
June 20, at lilo a. ms time > days,
Ia hours, 60 minutes distance, Biz
miles; average 23.5S knots per hour,
the greatest average On records"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22

Lexington, KY June 2l.-Judge j.
Soule Smith, attorney jurist and per
haps the best informed Mason n tile
United States has dropped dead at bis
home OF heart disease. He had held
nearly every office of honor in the Mas
sonic fraternity and had written large
~ on that subject He was a writer
for years in newspapers and maga-
zines under the nom de plume Of Fal-
con, and was Of extensive literary at
tainmantS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
oKU BURlEs RUSSIANS.
After lnterrine lists. He Finds Many
More Bodies

Washington, June p The japanese
legation has received the following en-.
blegram from Tokyo
General Oku reports that the Rus
sian corpses which were buried by us
near Telissu after the evening Of the
18th amounted TO 1916. The corpses
are still being discovered and it is be.
lieved that the number win be e0nsid-
erably increased
The natives say That during the en-
gagement the Russians carried back
BY railway large number Of their
killed and wounded while later, when
about taking flight. they burned or bur
led many eorpses near Huahungkaw
The number Of the rifles guns and men
captured beside those already reported
is increasing, but the total Is not yet
known"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
commandsr serlbner piseharaed.

Boston, June p Lieutenant Com
mander Edward III scribner, Y s n
Of Lowell, Mass, has been discharged
iii the Roxbury district court On tht
charge of mansIaughter in having
caused the death Of Roxbury child
by running over her with an automo
bile The victim Of the accident which
occurred Memorial day was Marian
Holder the six-year-old daughter q
Herbert l. Holder Of this city Tins
court found no evidence Of lack Of car,
on the part Of the defendant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
- 60 Word From stoesssl.

St Petersburg June PA dispatch
from Lieutenant General Stoessel. COM
mander Of the Russian military forces
at Port Arthur dated June IL, just re-
celyed here reports that no serious
fighting has occurred around Port Ar
thur Only d few skirmishes have TAX
en- place, the Siege operations having
not vet begun
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
Currency system For Panama

washington, June n Secretary
Taft and the commissioners for Pana
ma have concluded arrangements fol
a currency system for Panama, which
Is to be submitted to the Panama leg
islature for ratification. The plan al
ready has been outlined 1t provides
generally for n sufficiently reserved bf
metallic system
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
standard oII sabluaatea RussIa

ST Petersburg. June 81 According
to the Noyoe Yremya, the Russian oil
combinations have capitulated to the
Standard Oil company and even the
Rothschild and Nobel interests have
come to terms with the American coli
Germ. The whole output Of the Baku
wells is at present in American hands,
the rivals having become friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-22
pIges y 10. 60. 20 AIs.aIsII.

ST. Petersburg. June n The patri.
arch OF Jerusalem has appointed Vice
roy Alexeieff q Knight Of the True
Cross and has sent TO the vIceroy the
decoration. containing D piece Of the
true cross, with a letter expressing the
hope that It will preserve him from aIl
harm and enable him to come out vie
torious m his eight for the Orthodox
church