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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
CANNON TO STUMP.
Speaker VIII Address Campaign Audi.
ences ii Western stata,

Speaker viii Address campsion Az;
enoes II Western States.
Chicago, July IL. Speaker IosepR i
Cannon has declared lis Intention N
taking an active part in the eampaior
this fall making speeches if TIllnois
Wisconsin and Indiana saws NIX
Chronicle. The speaker was s,1s
man after the Chicago convention sn1
i was reported be would sbortJy ~
70 Europe. 1o' ~
He suffered from 4 low TYNE II s..
iarla. but says he has fully reeovsge.,
win you go u oyster Bay s eo o,e''.
president Roosevelt IL Ills no,,,'a1
tlonf9 was asked.
YES ! have been figuring 81 tto
trip and have been preparlng Il s NJ
minute speech for tie occasion INV II
notification meeting will take ai
my n i win be my duty & sp lp,,
Us surprise On the president sf '''
VS. get through with the surprise na II
think ! shan play hockey for pI VA.
weeks I may 90 to the Maine aa .st
axe part n clambake y fgo s9as
set away from the crowd 'Ha
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
PLAT AT OYSTER BAY
Talks Over Political Situation
With President Roosevelt.
MINERS VISIT POSTPONED.
Committee Which Is to Present Petit
ton For Investigation Of the Colo
RADIO Labor Troubles viii Not Be Ap-
pointed Until Sunday Night.

Oyster Bay, n. y, July III. United
States Senator Thomas &. Platt Of New
York has had a conf fence with Presi.
| dent Roosevelt. The senator came by
Invitation Of the president, who desired
to consult him regarding the outlook
Of political affairs in general aud Iii
New York state in particular a few
Gays ago the president had an extended
conference with Governor OdeIi. ana HI
was with the idea If Obtaining tie
benefit Of the views Of both Of tile New
York leaders that he invited senator
Platt 10 visit him.
President Roosevelt il seeking file
counsel and advice Of Republican lead
ers throughout the country of men III
whose political sagaeity and wisdom
he has confidence Some of these men
he sees personally il conference can
be arranged without too great incon.
yenienee, but with many be exchanges
views by correspondence. His personal
mail aside from purely official business
g very heavy and lie deYetes much
time 70 It each day.
Accompanied ~ bis secretary. Sena-
tor Plat arrived here by train from
New York. The president had sent to
the station one Of his carriages 10 con-
yey the senator to Sycamore Hin. No
stops We're made in the village, Senator
piatt being driven directly 10 the presi.
dents home
me committee If miners which VIII
present che Colorado labor petition VIII /
net come here until next week. IT wIH /
pc appointed ia Scranton Monday I
night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
PARKER'S MAIL HEAVY.
Judge Working Hard, but Sticks 10 His
Morning Swim.

+
Esopus. N III, July u.s.. The heaviest
mail IN the history Of Rosemount came
IN for Judge Alton u. Parker. ana an
enormous number Of letters went out
Almost every state Ia the Union was
represented IN the mail. The West
Shore railroad and IT'S station at Eso
pus now begin to show signs Of TIE
importance which the railroad com
pany attaches ID the piaee from bust
ness point Of view The tracks have
been feballasted With broken stone f0F
e distance of several hundred Yards.
the steel bridge over the creek mas been
oyerhauled and new flooring put lu.
and today The concrete foundation fer
the new station east of tile track was
begun
Judge Parker allows nothing nnini-
poifant to interfere with bis morplsa
swim, and bright ana early lis was n
the Hudson The early tin II III
steamer Mary Powell sometimes
brings her past tte Rosemount wnsrf I
just as be Is taking hs swim. Ana tha
passengers try % see the candidate III
his diving, II which he il an expert
put ne always retiFes to the boatlonsa
untli the steamer ii gone
William L sheehan arrived darlag
the day, accompanied by stenorFa.
pher from New York Herefusetl b dis.
enss fhe national committee chairman.
snip Or other matters Judge Parker's
was on hand to take Sim n
ltoseinount but Mr. sheelan sent word
that he would drive up later and he
was taken down to bis own house. He r
seelaed tired and said the only thing
pc was really anxious about was II
get some slehn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
PROF. THOMPSON,
The Renowned and GIFTED
PSYCHIC
ean Be Consulted iof Short Tina only Il Room
I, Morse Block, Vain ST. Batrs, Vi.

during the past ten years he has been
continuously engaged IN Boston, Mas.
and vicinity. His marvellous occult power
aaye won encomiums from the most skep-
ileal. He does nor interrogate YOU, but
frankly informs you Of what Is to Be. Ii
Yoa are not following the vocation nature
intended you should, he will tell Won. Ii
you are dubious relative to some contem-
PiauYe enterprise, he will advise Won. II
you are considering 4 change III your at
iaiIs, he vail tell YOU what YOU shall, can
aha should Dc. You cannot change The
past, but BY obtaining an insight Il the
lu5ufe you are prepared to grasp the OPP
poTIqnitles that present themselves and
aYola mistakes. Il there ii anything you
would Ike 70 know consult Prof Thomp-
. z, He win enlighten you. Prot
! thompson will remain 4 short time only,
commencing Thursday, June 9th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
RAILROAD TRUST ENIoINED
Decision Against Pro Rata Dissribu
ton Of Northern Securities Aesets

Decision Against Pro Rata Distribu.
ton Of Northern Securities Assets.
Trenton, y j., July ii. Judge Brad.
ford granted a preliminary injunction
n tie suit brought BY Edward II. IIar.
rinan, WinsIow $. Pierce and Others to
restrain the proposed pro rata distribu-
ton Of the assets Of the Northern se-
cnrities company This is i lfeat for
the Hin interests. The opinion is City
typewriter pages in length.
The litigation turned largely on the
question as TO the title 81 the Northern
Pacific stock, which T. Fl. Hartman
and Winslow $. Pierce put into the
combination and which amounted is
about S79.0ooO00.
The contention Of the Northern Sc
curities company was that the stock
had become the absolute property of
that company and that it was perfectly
legal for fhe Northern Securities com.
pany to carry out the pro rata plan Of
distribution upon which tue company
had agreed.
Hartman eontended that By reason
Of the corporation being declared ii
legal by the United states supreme
court title had not passed from Harri-
man and Pierce and ID consequence
they were entitled to have returned 70
them the particular stock they had pus
into the combination. which involved
control Of the Northern Pacific com
nanv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16

New York Representative Of Swift &
Co. Says the Outlook Is Discouragins
Meat Long IN Storage Being Cut Up
and Sold.
New York. july 16.-The failure of
the packers and Representatives of the
striking butchers to reach an agree.
ment has caused another upward tilt
In the prices. Of meat and poultry here.
The wholesale price OF beef was adj
vanced a cent a pound; pork went up a
cent: mutton rose to 1915 cents q
pound; fowls jumped to lis cents; lamb
TO the same price; eorned beef was
hitched bit higher; hams and tongues
went up ? cents a pound
Many retail butchers experienced diff.
ficulty ID getting an adequate supply
OF meats The independent packers
are holding back the stock on hand
and are not anxious to sell. One indie
pendent firm killed 40 head Of cattle
and would sell no more than eight Of
the carcasses. Their excuse for re-
tainlng a supply is that they fear a
meat famine within ten days and wanf
10 be prepared to furnish their Gus
toners with a partial supply when the
pinch comes
Finds Outlook Dscoaraging.
"The outlook said the manager Of
the Barclay street branch Of Swift 4
Co., lis discouraging. We are the only
One Of the Swift branches doing any
business IN this city. we have made
only slight advance in prices, though
| could get much higher prices for
everything we have on hand. have
Just sold some heavy prime rib beef
Tor a cents pound was offered
Is cents for the same piece Of meat.
II is the last piece we have III the
place.
That shows how anxious the retail
are to get meat and how much
4 supply we have on hand. Unless
he packers and men reach an agree
nent by Monday at the latest there is
,oing 70 he Il vast amount OF trouble /
lere. We have no idea when The from
lle win be settled and have heard
iothing from Chicago Oh the subject"
Bringing Meat Out Of Cold Storage
Meat that has been ID cold storage
o. months is being brought out and
isposed Of. a butcher In Washington
larket who deals in lamb, mutton ana
cal exclusively and who does q large
usiness is authority for the statement
nat frozen mutton IL being sold at
ouble its value.
This piece Of mutton / am cutting
2 now, he said. WAS put into tile
teezer several months ago because the
ackers could not get more than 51a
ants 4 pound Cor it. They would have
zen glad to have got q cents d pound
Y i then Now they are charging nle
shilling i pound for Il, and / am com
ailed to take Il At that price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
NEGRO FlEaGs szNT.sozo.
Mrs. Riddle's Assailaats Get Forey mine
Years Apiece.

Mrs. Riddle's essailaats Get Forty nine
Years Apiece.
Mount Holly n T.. July lG. Aaron
Tinhefs Jonas Siles and William
Austin The three colored men who con
fessed g assaulting and robblng Mrs.
Elsie Blddle q burlington. have been
sentenced TO lofiy-nine years each In
The slale prison bg Judge GaskilI.
The three men arrived here under
guard Of Company a. New Jersey ma
tional guard, which met them at Cam
den. The prisoners were hanacufed
70 three deputy sheriffs ana were
marched g the courthouse, followed 81
several hundred persons. Only few
were admitted to the court room.
Judge GaskilI was Iii waiting. ana
after the Indictments had been read
the three men pleaded guilty. The
Judge then pronounced sentence of
forty mine years each, the extreme pen.
atty for the crimes. The sentence was
divided as follows:
Rape - years; robbery. Is years:
assaulting officers, IL years: breaking
and entering a dwelling, Z years me
men were immediately taken to 4 train
under escort Of the guardsmen. and
hurried 70 the state prison At Trenton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
CURES TO STAY CURED


Brewster y. II, July l6. The man
sion Of Mrs William r. F'asig, widow
Of the well known h0rseman, has been
burned 70 the ground here The serv-
ant girl, Annie 0'Brien, was burned to
death, and Mrs. Fasig narrowly es-
capped a similar fate The house and
contents We're destroyed. the loss be-
ing estimated 1T $4,000 The mansion
was on what is known dis the Benny
Cliff farm, once belonging to the late
Daniel Drew
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
New Divorce Commits Suicide.

Chicago. Iuly TO-. Clutehlng d decree
Of divorce, Mrs. ELLA swoboda was
found dead on sidewalk IN South
Park avenue. 4 broken vial which had
continued poison was found Ii her bag
The woman was dressed n silk gown
Of fashionable make. 4 picture hat
covered with nlsnnes lay crushed be-
meath her head, and there was 4 aia-
mond ring On her iinser The police
believe the woman Killed herself while
insane over domestic troubles Tile a.
cree of divorce was granted to Mrs
Swoboda on tile ground of cruelty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16

81. Petersburg, July IDA corfe-
spondent Of the St Petersburg Gazette
Pm . mail letter describing incidents tit
the battle Of Yafangow says: Lieuten-
amt Nokouin stood beside two Aneri-
can attaches, Lieutenant Colonel Wall
ter =. Schuyler United States army,
and Captain William Y, Judson, United
States engineer corps. He was greatly
impressed by their soldierly bearing.
They did not leave tile firing line
single minute, but stood calmly OBJ.
serving the battle raging around and
nnconceinedly snoISed cigars, although
shells We're bursting and bullets whiz.
ling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
WILLING TO ARBlTRATE.
Points 81 Difference In Proposals Of
Meat Packers and Strikers.


l Chicago July 19 Both sides willing
ITO arhiuate but neither disposed To
|alllow the other to dictate the eonai.
lions under which arbitration should be
agreed % such was the situation I'll
the opening of the fourth day of the
packing house strike While the con
ference between the packers ana Tie
strikers adjourned without elfecting d
settlement, efforts to this end are being
continued.
Material progress has been made,
solne Of the chief points at issue hay-
Ing been virtually disposed of, ana tile
remaining differences. although sers-
GUS, are not regarded Its insurmount-
able. There Is no objection 10 the pro-
vision in the offer Of the packers hy
which all new employees may be RE-
tanned The strikers say that tile non
union men are not practical packing
house workers ana that they soon
would be crowded out.
The principal objection made BIZ the
union officials To the offer Of tie pack
ers II the provision that they will give
N order Of application for
work. The strike leaders eonstrue this
to mean that each man on strike viii
be obliged 70 make an individual appli-
cation.
Both sides are holding themselves in
readiness for prolonged conflict
Over a hundred additional nonunion
men are said "A have been employed
during the day BY one Of the leading
packing companies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
Divers Locate Treasure shin.

Vancouver =. q. July to. Tie
Neptune Salvage company Of Tacoma.
with patent diving bell has located
the wrecked &. T Z steamer Islander
in over 800 feet of water. Divers have
been down three times TO her iii bells.
She is reported intact except for a biz
hole III her bow and can be raised She
struck an iceberg in Douglass chan
mel Aug 10, 1902. while returning from
Skagway with hundred passengers
and half million dollars IN gold. For
ty persons were drowned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
Kruger viii Be Barisd Ii Transxa.

London July 1eAt j meeting OIL
the privy council II buckingham
palace al which King Edward presided
the request ct the relatives of the late
Mr.. Kruger, former president Of tie
South African Republic, for the inter
ment Of his remains ID the Tfansyaal
was considered, and i was subsequent
y announced thar the desired permits
sion had been teiegraphed e Clafens.
Switzerland, where Mr.. kruger died
through the British minister at Berne
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
CONDITION or TRADE.
Aside From Beef Strikes Influence, It
Is ENCOURAGING.

Il
Is Encouraging.
New York, July 16 X. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says:
Trade conditions were gradually be-
coming more normal after the conelu-
sion Of political conventions when a
new disturbing factor appeared III the
strike Of packing house employees and
allied trades, This enhanced prices OF
meats ana added many thousands to
the already large army Of unemployed.
weakening the purchasing power Of
the people still further. Aside from this
unfavorable development, the news Of
the week contained much encourage
ment.
Cropprospeets improved, and the gem
eral level OF prices for farm products
promises a large return TO agricultur-
lists, which means better business for
all industries. Confidence grows with
the crops, retailers showing more dis
position 70 prepare for the future as
the season advances with no serious
setback to the farms. a few manu-
featuring lines are more active, al
though there is stll much idleness at
the shops and mills, and the pig iron
output for July viii be smaller chan
that Of any resent month.
Reports Of increased plans for cree
tion of buildings are not accompanied
by any noteworthy expansion III he.
mand for structural materials is Yet
Railway earnings for the FIRST week 81
July are only per cent less than last
year, and foreign trade "a this p0rt
showed gains of S530,2s8 IN exports
and $1,000 IA In imports as compared
with the corresponding week year
ago Confidence Il returning III the
security market, tile average price Of
sixty active railway shares showing al
advance over the level 4 year ago sof
the first time ID 1904 Ean& exchanges
n New York fof me week were Ok per
cent smaller than year ago, while 1T
other leading cities the loss was only
. per cent
Liabilities of commercial failures
nus far reported for Inly aggregated
1895, sad. Of which ST lg2. SO were II
81 te9.552 I'D trading
md S2oS042 D other commercial lines
failures fhis week numbered g225 If
BE United States against 2lS last year
ND q % Canada eampared with fss
ear ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
cIe4eIsnas Leave Crows NJ

Btzzards Boy. Mass, Jttly lg For
mer President Grover Cleveland a
Mrs Cleveland have left here foq
North Sandwich n til, where ii III en.
peeted they Will spend the rest Dc tbe
summer Mf Cleveland appeared III
good health a. he steppad 81 board the
train. With Mrs Cleveland he haa
been driven q ilie railroad station III
Joseph Jefferson. with whom he foF.
iAef president bad been stagins 81
Grows Nest for q fortnight The ia
rival e dfs Cleveland here from New
hampshlre ied n the rumor TIM hsr
hFshaiid vas II and that she Ind come
hefe n response g 90 urgent can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
HIGH HONOR FOR HAY.
France confers on Him Grand Cross Of
lection Of Honor.

Washington July 49, Secretary Of
State Hay has received notification
from the French embassy that on the
occasion Of tie French national fes.
tival Of the 18th DC July the gov
eminent Of the republic had conferred
uron him the dignity Of the grand
cross Of the Legion of Honor iii reeog
milton Of the services rendered during
the last six years by tile American de-
paftment Of state toward the main
tenance Of the peace OF the world.
The secretary Of state, who has ldfh
erto declined all propositions Of this
nature felt that he could NOT refuse 50
signal an honor from the great Euro
pean republic, considering the motive
which prompted It. He thereupon sent
70 the French embassy i note express
Ing his grateful appreciation al tie
offer which he accepted subject to the
OF congress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
Strikers Blockade 81. Paul Plant.

Vt Paul Mimi, July 18 A force Of
several hundred strikers lined NJ in
front of the main entrance to the Swift
Packing company's plane at South st.
Paul and refused to let the Office force
and other employees into the building.
Sheriff Crissim Of Dakota county was
appealed 70 and personally took about
twenty-five men into the plant inclnd-
ing the engineers, on the plea that the
machinery must be looked after, He
then refused to escort any more
through the gate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16

Cleveland IS faly III. yina gg-
sand ordinary and see registered les
fefs iiaRe been heIa aR Is tbe t9.ai
postasiiee pe9pie ap9n Tie request 81
the postmaster general i'll Whiaa
ton Iha nlail IS addressed ID flla
state Medical Institute The action 81
tle past9iiiee officials Il sai. II l,s
the result 81 aa investigation that has
been saing % ter year Recenflg an
order vas issued that al the circulars
sem ouf by the concern Should ID
scales.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
George Church Establishes IDENTITY.

Paris, July IT, George A. Church az
Nayatt Point, 4. +, presented himself
before the second tribunal Of the seine
and fully established bis identity The
appearance OF Mr. Church caused Il
rather dramatic climax in the contest
made against the win III which the late
NJ. Poulet left 100000 III French bonds
to Mr. Church, the French heirs having
created the impression that this was
another case of 4 fictitious American
claimant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
C'Brien ana Fi4x win Fiobt

Philadelphia. July 16 The court de-
clined 70 grant an injunction restrain.
ing the mayor DC Philadelphia from ia.
terferlng with q proposed boxing con
test between Fitzsimmons and Jack
O'Brien, but ordered the director Of
public safety to allow the exhibition to
be given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16

Dover, N H., July I6 Notices were
posted In the five mills and print works
OF the Coeheco Manufacturing conf
pany here today notifying the 2,00f
operatives that the entire plant win be-
shut down until Aug 1. The closing
Of the mills IL due to a lack CT orders
for goods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
Some Work Done 4 Kansas CIV.

Kansas city, Mo-, July 18. rive
packing houses operated their killing
and butchering departments on lin
tied scale A number of new men
were put to work ait each plant The
strike leaders say they are making
steady inroads on the packers forces
and that they have persuaded nearly a
hundred butchers hired since Monday
70 join the union and go out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
fHEPOINTISJUSTHERE

loq DOM buy medicine if You are not sick.
LII ~ = because yOu need something that
y :, cure Aon. fpu want Dr. Calman's klsh-
t.gt 4 you are suffering from Pulmonary nr
..,tttt troubles, Sflifaslheila ana all nervous
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16

e,, washington July 70 me folIowjro
pointed: & peen APP
man. = h0tf-
pennsylvania Dunlevv NJ,
sym s.snn' Is hingwood. Harrison yo ,snyw
speers Charles P. Speers 'oughi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16

Emperor Of China Reported III.
Picking, july ~. The report that the
emperor of China Il seriously i'll with
dysentery is not confirmed here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
n; |! 3 J

2 MaSes life worth living TO- both men ana
land to-day. - -'ee 4shb-
III you are RIM down. feel listiess and MI
teufbs Of II wpepsa from shiei, n.ssis
salef 30 sefeteiy = nothing but q nervous IN
49, 49, afn. .bgA y the eufldoie. Aph-Kf,
ss,2wsis' ionlng Tie whole system 1t the same
Recommended and prescribed bv physleans
druggists. ~ tSAe4As
Aph.RoDox used according ~ 4s-eDtsa
with fair, honest, test, e7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
RAFAEL BARSHIE,
SH0E REPAIRING

Street All day. Heel ana tap, SOC.
saad ~ boys s5e girls 30e sole tap, sfoet
e sos,es y new shoe rubber heel, 4Oc, best #
"a, ,glt f1 1s TAP soc. You once see my work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-16
ALL MEATS ADVANCE
Rise In Wholesale Beef Prices
Affects Entire Market.
FOOD FAMINE THREATENED.

New York Representative Of Swift &
Co. Says the Outlook is Discouragins.
Meat Long n Storage Being Cut Up
and Sold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-27
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

; edges it and another band is stitche,!
on an inch above. The neck finishes
With collar of velvet. and stitching
that has pointed tab ends.
| A blue, also in beaver, is piped
wherever possible, with burnt onion.
1t has large cape and a piped collar
and cuffs The back has a large box
pleat in it that runs from neck to
hem. From two and one-half inches
IN width at the top 1t increases to
four at the bottom.
A pretty touch is given the cape by
turning back the corners nearest the
throat and catching them with three
small buttons of gilt and metallic blue
and long button holes of onion piping.
The two underseams are Tapped and
stitched. but the others are ordinary.
The sleeve is plain coat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-27
A HONEYMOON HOME,

An Original-minded speculative .
leer, says the London Graphic, pro
poses to convert his celebrated coun-
try house into a Honeymoon Home!
The grounds which are attached to
the house, and the neighborhood, are
of an especially romantic character,
vast forests of pine surrounding the
estate. The house might be hired for
enc couple at inclusive terms, or
might be divided so as to accommo-
date six pairs of brides and grooms!
There is a stage in the ballroom, SO,
where the home is temporarily in
habited by a number Of new!v-mar-
RED couples sufficiently rich to in
dulge in the luxury. theatrical com.
pany might be engaged for a week or
more to entertain them in the even
ing! A French cook, several excel
lent horses and variety of carriages
would be at the disposal Of the ten
ants, and there is good fishing in
river which flows through the
grounds.