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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
RAILROAD TRUST DECREE.
Injunction Forbiddins Pro Rata Distri.
hutton Made Final.


Trenton. \. T.. Aug. 10. Judge Brad
ford IN the United States circuit court
fled the final decree of injunction in
the suit recently decided by him in
which Edward II. Hartman and Wins
low S. Pierce were complainants and
the Northern Securities company and
the Northern Pacific Railway company
were defendants. IN the decision Judge
Bradford decided that he would grant
a preliminary injunction, and the final
decree is in consequence thereof,
The decree restraints the Northern Sc
curities company from disposing OF
$40 230 shares Of the common stock Of
the Northern Pacific company, which.
ii is alleged, was transferred to that
company by Hartman and Pierce It
further restraints the Northern Security
company from disposing Of $4,000
shares Of the Northern Pacific company
received from the said Northern Pacific
company.
The Oregon Short Line company is re.
auired to give a bond Of S2,000.0O0 for
the purpose Of indemnifying any losses
that may be sustained by the granting
Of the preliminary injunction. The or
egon short Line company filed its bond,
rs required. with the United States Fl
deity and Guarantee company as Sc
curlty. The bond has the approval OF
John w Griggs rs counsel for the
Northern Securities company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19

the committee which escorted General
Blackmar TO the platform and, with
the new commander ia chief, was loud
II cheered General Blackmar accept
ed his office with brief. graceful
speech,
John r King of Washington, former
commander Of the department Of Mary
land WAS chosen senior vice command
er in chief
George w Cook, past department
commander of Colorado, also was nom
mated for the office, but withdrew.
The election Of MI King wars then
made by reclamation
George w, Patten Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, past commander Of the depart
ment Of Tennessee. was elected Junior
vice commander IN chief by acclama-
tion, after Mr.. Cook had been nom
mated for the office and had again
withdrawal.
Or Warren X. king OF Indiana was
elected surgeon general.
Rev j. IT, Bradford Of Washington
was chosen chaplain ID chief.
Denver was unanimously chosen as
the place for holding the next national
encampment. the invitation being pre-
scented by Department Commander
Downen Of Pueblo.
The first general order Of General
Blaekmar was issued shortly after his
election 1t announced the following
appointments To be adjutant general.
Past Department Commander John II.
Gilman, post %, department Of Massa-
chnseits
To be quarternaster general, Charles
Burrows, post Is, department Of New
Jersey The order announced that the
headquarters Of the commander In chief
viii he at % Milk street, Boston
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
THREE CHILDREN STOLEN.
Chicago Reports Sensational Kid.
mapping Case.

H~F'ff5 R&SN%
Chicago, Aug. 10. Three children OF
Charles Hauser. contractor Of Oak
Park have disappeared, and search by
police and private detectives has failed
to give d clew to their whereabouts.
The children are Emma, thirteen years
old; Emil, eight years, and Ernest, six.
The children disappeared last Tues
day. All three were with their step
mother on the second floor Of the resi-.
denee. Mrs Hauser. desiring an arti.
Gle from the first floor, sent Emil to
fetch it
Wen 90, too. cried the sister and
little brother and the trio ran down.
stairs That WAS the last Mrs. Hauser
saw Of them.
Mrs Hauser said that soon after the
children had gone downstairs she heard
shrill and peculiar whistle. coming
apparently from the back yard.
The police have learned that the chill.
dren when going home from school Oh
Monday night had been pursued for d
block and half BY roughly dressed
man.
Soon after the three had returned 4
woman apparently j beggar, asked
permission to rest at the HIauser house.
She seemed to be a gypsy, ana when
denied permission she left, cursing
Neighbors soon afterward saw hef
peering III at the windows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
IN " They neyerpay Don't
lA1R0D DOCLOTS employ them. Get the
best and pay the price
Cheap doctors don't recommend Ayers Cherry Pectora
The best doctors endorse it for colds, coughs
FAST GOING IN SUBWAY.
Secret Test In New York Underground
Highly Satisfactory.

Secret Test In New York Underground
Highly Satisfactory.
New York, Aug. i9.--From city hall
TO Harlem in fifteen minutes is fact
The first fast train has run through
the great subway, making all stops
that express trains are expected to
make rounding curves and taking
switches. and in exactly fifteen min
utes after leaving city hall the train
drew up az its destination.
The testing of the subway trains was
begun with great secrecy. Test trains
We're sent crawling past many Of the
stations, and then the tracks We're
nude clear for the supreme effort
With picked crew a four car train
was started al high rate of speed
over the route.
The great secrecy observed BY the Of
ficials Of the road was so that if the
speed expected by the trains was not
attained repairs could be made and the
public kept in darkness as to the fail
ure.
superintendent Hedley positively re-
fused to discuss the test The test,
however, is known to have been a sue.
cess in every way From now until the
day the subway is thrown open to the
public cars will BE run through it at
regular intervals. and every station Will
be made by the locals and a regular
schedule observed By the expresses just
as though traffic was being handled.
This will be done to familiarze the mo
tormen and guards with the road
The subway, however, Is now com
pleted, and We're the crews ready to
handle the traffic it could be thrown
open at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
GCT HOSTILE TO LABOR.
Henry c. Davis ssys He Himself Be.
lcnrs to the Laboring Class.

Henry c. Davis says He Himself Be.
lcnrs to the Laboring Glass.
Roanoke Va. Aug. 10. The follow
ing letter from II. 8. Davis. the Demo
cratic candidate for vice president. 70
i. " Johnson IT Roanoke, Va, has
been made puiIic here:
Ny Dear Mr. Johnson-I am glad to
have your letter calling my attention TO
the publication placing me IN an attitude
" hostility 10 the laboring class No one
who knows me personally or is at all ac-
quainted With the circumstances Of my
IFS viii put any credence in the state
menis TO which sou refer | think / can
well claim that ] belong 70 the laboring
class. For many years / worked in the
ranks as q wage Garner. and | know what
II Is to earn my living By the sweat OF
my brow. On the other hand ! have been
a large employer Of labor in railroads
coal mines. lumber mills, etc and have
never bud any serious trouble with our
men. can recall but two instances in
which there were strikes and these were
OF short duration and peaceabiy settled
No man has ever been discharged from
our service because he was a union man
or been evicted from companys house
Tor any reason / think you will find that
viz NVuuittuHS 81 tne Ialfodd man ana
the miner III connection with the enter
prlses ! have directed VIII compare favor
ably with those III other localities Of the
country
] have always believed and my convic-
ton came from the hard school Of expert
enee that, measured by the character OF
the work done and the cost Of living, ev-
cry man is entitled to fun compensation
for his services
| am charged with having Instituted pro-
ceedings which led 70 an injunction against
strikers BY Judge Jackson Of this state.
The fact Is had nothing whatever to do
with the case and knew nothing about the
matter until ! read Of II In the newspa-
pers. The Injunction did not apply TO the
men N cur employ nor pertain 10 them IN
any way. On the contrary, ] remember ON
one occasion one Of our superintendents
suggested an Injunction against our men,
and declined to consider ii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
Bad Storms In Pennsylvania

Lancaster Pa. Aug ia series Of
destructive thunderstorms, accompa
MED by hail has passed over this coun
ty. The tobacco crop, one Of the fin
est ever grown here. was almost en-
tirelx ruined. The other crops and
fruit also fired badly especially lie
corn. which in some districts was
stripped to the bare stalks. A number
Of barns were struck by lightning and
burned From east Of Maytown. this
county, 70 the Danphin county line a
strip six miles wide was swept BIZ the
hail and almost every growing thing III
its path ruined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
pUnnelIv Como to New York.

Chicago. Aug. 19.--It WIS reported at
labor Headquarters at the yards that
President Donnelly was about to start
to New York Go assume control Of the
situation there and that II, p Call
would be In charge Of the strike in CHR
cago Donnelly refused 70 affirm or de-
ny thefumor. The fact that Of an or
der roo head Of dressed beef for the
National Dressed Beef company Of New
York only 800 head could be secured for
shipment is held by the strikers to indi-
cate that the packers have difficulty IN
filling orders. This, however, is denied
ny thepackers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
NEWCASTLE POLICEMEN SHOT
State Troops Surround Murderer.
Hiding Place.

New Castle Pa, Aug. 10. New Gas
tie was thrown into fever Of excite
ment by tie instant killing Of Officer
Frank Skidmore and the wounding Of
Oiiicer John Atkinson, the New Castle
policemen, while attempting to make
m arrest IN Croton on the outskirts
OF New Castle The murderer. man
named Paddy" Waite evidently M
injured, escaped up the Pennsylvania
railroad after securing arms ana am
muntion
As soon as the killing was learned i
posse Of deputies was hastily sworn
N and armed bloodhounds We're tele-
phoned for and Troop I Of the national
guard was ordered out Posses III
heavily armed men are surrounding
the place in which the murderer is
thought to De hiding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND.
Seventeen Persons Injured, Two Prob
ably Fatally.

Altamont, Mo-, Aug 10. The Chicago
limited on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railway which left Kansas
City for the north was wrecked by
spreading rails two miles east Of here.
Two persons were probably fatally
hurt and fifteen others seriously in
iured The fatally injured are Baggage
man Bates and News Agent Brook.
The train. which was made up Of
baggage, smoker. two chair cars. a
Pullman sleeper and an observation
car, was running it the rate Of only
fifteen miles an hour when the accident
occurred. The baggage car, smoker
and one chair ear were turned over
and went down the embankment. The
other ears remained upright Most Of
the Injured were in the chair ear
Among them were five members Of one
family named Byron of Chicago, all Of
whom sustained serious injuries.
Medical aid was sent from Altamont
and Gallatin. and after much delay the
injured were brought to this city and
placed in a hotel here Every attention
possible was given them, and. with the
exception OF Baggageman Bates and
News Agent Brook, 1t is believed all
viii recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
EVERY OFFICER HIT.
vIadivostok Cruisers RiddIed by Ad.
mira Kamimura's Shells.

Vlad'vostok Cruisers Rlddled by Al.
miral Kamimura's Shells.
st. Petersburg. Aug. ia later Of
fetal dispatch from yladiyostok shows
that every officer on the Rossia and
Gromoboi was either killed or wound
ed. Rear Admiral lessen narrowly es-
capped the fate Of Admiral Without
He was standing on the bridge Of the
Rossia when it was wrecked by a
shell.
The two Russian cruisers were lit
orally riddled, their guns and engines
being partially dismantled. The es.
cape of the Russian vessels from Al
miral Kamimura's four armored cruis
ers is regarded as wonderful piece
of luck. It is presumed that the pur-
suers Of the Russian ships did not dare
to 80 far north fearing that some Of
the vessels Of the Port Arthur squad
ron would break through the strait Of
Korea.
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was made by Judge Samuel ". VII
liams Of yincennes, Ind. Mr. Tribbles
was notified by Jay w Forrest Of All
bany, Mr.. Watson's speech Of accept
ance was III part as follows
In this era when SO many men wear
their political beliefs loosely, in this time
when the voter who went to bed Demo-
crat--having prayed for free silver before
closing his eyes-may awake IN the morn-
ing and find himself under the necessity
Of clothing himself In the irrevocable gold
STANDARD or Of having no Democratic gar
ments to wear. II Is something TO be able
70 say, ! belong 70 party which will not
strike its flag. which win not desert its
creed, which stands today just where It
stood on the day of its birth, which gleries
in Its principles in the hour u defeat, which
believes II has message to mankind and
a mission % perform and which Will never
cease the struggle TO restore our govern
inent to the Democratic ideal Of the wise
men, the good men, the great men who
framed III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
oromoboi and Rossia Badly Damaged,

Gromoboi and Rossia Badly Damaged
st. Petersburg. Aug 19-It is learned
from official sources that the cruisers
GroHiohoi and Rossia have reached
yladiyostok after the battle with Adj
miral Iriu's squadron OF Tsu island
Both ships We're considerably damaged
In addition to the loss of the cruiser
Rurik, two officers Of the Rossia were
killed. There is no confirmation Of the
report that the cruisers Pallada and
Diana have reached Nladig tok. and
the admiralty has Lad no news bear
ing on the whereabouts of the other
vessels Of the late Rear Admiral Wit
hoft's squadron
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
Eor ! Sly Year presldant.

Chicago, Aug l9 The National Busi.
ness league is pushing It's movement Il
amend tile federal constitution so rs IA
Iengthen the presidential term to Six
years and making the president ineligi-
BILE for reelection Tie reason urged
By the league for the change is the con.
slant danger Of business depression fol
lowing The presidential election. In
dorsements Of the plan have been re-
ceived from business men and organiza,
lions throughout the country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
NEW c. A. R. CHIEF.
dsneraI William ". BIackmar
Chosen by. AccIamatiOn.
NExT CAMP TO BE IN DENVER
National Convention In Boston Fin
shes Up the Years Business Pre-
paratory to Adjournment After a
Highly Successful Encampment.

Boston, Aug. TO- The election OF
officers was the first business Of the
9. A. X. convention. Comrade John
Gilman Of Boston presented the name
Of General William w. Blackmar of
Massachusetts,. The nomination was
seconded BY several states. Corporal
James Tanner Of the New York depart
ment had been chosen to present the
name OF Colonel Shots. Corporal Tan
Der was recognized, but, instead Of
making the nomination. he said that
because II was apparent that General
Blackmar was the choice OF the ma.
jority Of the encampment he had urged
Colonel Shots to withdraw. ana the
speaker then formally announced the
withdrawal. The name Of Colonel
Blackwell was not presented.
on motion Of Past Commander In
Chief Wagner Of Pennsylvania the
nomination Of General fslackmar was
made unanimous amid trmultuous
demonstration. Colonel Shots headed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
Redmond saIIs For Nem York.

Liverpool, Aug. 19.--John Redmond,
the Irish leader and Messis. Patrick
0Brien and Captain DoneIan. Nation.
alist members Of parliament. have sail.
ed for New York on board the White
Star line steamer Teutonic Mr.. Red.
mond and his companions, who are 90
ing 20 the United States to attend tile
convention Of the Irish league In New
York Aug. 80 and 81 We're given i
hearty send-off
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19

i call upon the six and a half million
voters whose political faith was crystal
lied In the Chicago platform Of 1896 and ia
the Kansas City platform of 1900, ana
ask them, What Is there in the Demo-
cratic platform q 1901 that bids you hopee
What Is there for sou IN that platform?
What do you get out 81 lt2 TO what ex-
tent does Parker represent yen? What is
il that he proposes to do for Your II you
believe in Republican doctrines. why vote
for Parker9 why not "go the whole hog
or none and vote for Roosevelt Bv
what right do the Democratic leaders un-
dertake to preach and expound 10 the
American people any economic questiOns2
How do we know that they have studied
and mastered any Of those Questions9
DO the Democratic leaders suppose FOR
one moment that the voters Of this cann-
try are going to forget tire history 81 the
past eight years? DO they imagine for
moment that when they stand III the Tie.
titude Of confessing So colossal blunder
as they made upon the money question
that they are going to be trusted on any
other question
1 speak tonight for the Popnlists-a pe0-
pie who have been ridieuled misrepresent-
ed ytied IN every way known to polia-
cal warfare, l am not ashamed 81 these
men. You viii not find them housed
amid the Injuries and elegancies Of life
but you Will find them III the humble walks
where men are stin earning their daily
bread Ia Tie sweat of the face YOU viii
find them IN the shop where the anvil
rings IN the mill where the spindle huns
You will find them III the wheat fields af
the west You VIII find them "a the farns
in the south | am proud to speak fat
these men ANA proud to proclaim their
creed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
FOOD NOT CoNTRABAND.
Russia Likely to Accept Views of Eng
land ard United States.

st. Petersburg, Aug. t9.-It becomes
more and more probable that Russia
viii meet the views Of the United
States and Great Britain regarding
foodstuffs as contraband Of war by
agreeing that foodstuffs bound to d
belligerent's unblockaded ports and
consigned to private firms or indiyidu-
ais, when the ships papers leave no
room for suspicion, be not regarded as
contraband. The subject Is now under
consideration.
The emperors government appears to
be DESTROYS Of adjusting the question
Of the -four on board the Arabia con
fiscated BY the vladivostok prize court,
but il is pointed out that the decision
Of the court makes Il difficult to adjust
it automatically. ana it Is suggested
that the case should be appealed to the
admiralty court here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19

Worcester. Mass Aug 10 Accord
ing to the latest bulletin Senator Hoar
was resting easily. He was still con
scious ana had taken d little liquid
nourishment. There had been, how
eyer. no gain in strength, but rather a
slight increase IN weakness. All Of
the senator's family remain in attend
ance upon him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
Antomoplle t.Iunaes lnto nluer.

Chicago, Aug. ~ An automobile Of
the touring car type carrying four per-
sons, plunged into the river at Rush
street when the bridge was opened.
In its descent the automobile turned
over, throwing the occupants into the
water. but clear Of the machine, AN
were rescued within few minutes by
the crew of tug ana boatmen on the
hunks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
THE PopuIIst,s Creed.

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roads Ws ~ tKat t..e. 1913
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~ those ptbo ana ,,,st ~ w
paclarins ,tseis #, ss,.t N oeat y,
sneome tay tha f5saa,lss - 9 si'au "a ted
fbat b,, gs,,ts,,s tt,at II I aNpl tiisiits
tapief ~ r,1,,,, Az s,,'..,., siiogse rs no
tbe noor ,,,,sst hs,.1 II, ss I'M II ,,le Mhlcn
fablish 81 $780, ~, ~ - iiNs rs
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x,,as w. KY, ,e,l,'tss.. pave the
h,,rdsn ~ r, ~ l'ic ueiilehdous
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wa1s st,ea ~ HI, a 1900. WI nays All
ts $500 4ot ING quantitative theory.
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To the Gas Company,
p. O. Box 3S5,
Barre, VT.

The undersigned agrees 70 use the gas
manufactured BY the Peoples Lighting,
Heating and Power Co. for household
purposes as soon As said company IS pre-
pared e supply its gas upon the follow
ing conditions;
First. That the said company will
pipe into the cellar and attach meter at
its own expense.
Second. That the said company
will furnish gas 10 the undersigned for
Sl.SO per 1000 cubic feet, less 4 dis
count Of IS cents per 900 cubic feet i
paid By the 10th Of the month following
service.
NAME, ..,.,...............
STREET, .-.. ..........-
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NdpaTIEoU F7IVNtsN FTtsEFlIEU 70 W.T. may
Washington, Aug 19.-The state de-
partment has received from Mr.. Taxa
hira, the japanese minister, the protest
Of japan TO the powers about the pres
ence Of Russian ships IN Chinese haf-
bors, the minister calling on Mr. Hay
and spending q half hour in conference
with him on the entire situation The
minister said the communication which
he made to Mr. Hay was not in such
shape that it could De published 1T this
time, but added that It's Substance at
ready had appeared IN the dispatches.
He had received no news regarding the
attack on Fort Arthur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
Saratoga Bank Resumes Business.

Washington. Ang ID The First Ma
tionaI bank Of Saratoga Springs, N. ri.
which suspended payment and was
placed ii the hands Of receiver on
june n, has been restored to solyency
and resumed business as an active ma
tional banking association.
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ly notified of
their nomina
ton. The cere
mony, which
was held IN
Cooper Union,
was Of the sim
plest character.
Alfred J. Boul-
ton a prominent
labor man Of
this city, presid-
ed. The address
OF notification
TO the presiden
tial nominee,
Ar w a m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
En...4h class Postmasters.

Wellington. Aug. 10. The following
fourth elass postmasters have been ap,
POINTED,
New YORK; Alder Greek, Robert Bey-
non Cola. Mrs Lillian +. Wright
Pennsylvania Rigby, Lillian z. Nc
kee VEST Wiuow, Benjamin E. Fritz
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copenhagen. Aug. ~ While the
Danish training squadron was engaged
in maneuvering IN the Great Belt the
torpedo boat Haversten was sunk 10
collision with the torpedo boat storen.
The crew Of the Haversten was res
cued Tie Storen was only slightly in
ilra4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
A FLOATING Hotel.

One of the Hamburg liners was used
as hotel ship in the harbor of Kiel
during the recent races The rates for
meals and lodging were from So to SO
! day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19

New York. Aug. 49, The Very Rev.
J. j. Hannah, dean Of Chichester was
passenger on the steamer Aurania,
from Liverpool and Queenstown The
Aurania also brought large deega
ton Of members OF the Salvation Army
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19

Horta Azore Islands, Aug 49, Rear
Admiral Bankers battleship sqnadroa
has arrived here from Gibraltar The
squadron consists Of the Alabama, II
linois. Iowa, Maine and Missouri
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19

London. Aug 70, Japan has officially
notified Great Britain thar She does
not propose e give up the Russian
torpedo boat destroyer Ryeshitelni.
captured il the harbor IF elefu
Aug II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
CYrlI Golna 80 NJ No.

St Petersburg arg -, Grand Duke
cyril has returned here from Cobourg.
He will accompany Vice Admiral Ro-
iestyenslSy, commander Of tie Baltic
fleet TO the far east