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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-12
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D. +. DAVIS, " The Druggist, .
Do North Main Street. Barre Vt.
WOOD on H. Ga.. 80.
Sends Two Expeditions Against an oh
streperous Sultan.

Sends Two Expeditions Against an OBJ.
streperous Sultan.
Washington, April 70 The follow,
ing bulletin has been posted at tie
war department
General Wood reports that he In
vited Sultan Taraca TO meet him It
Wears on March 81 for consultation.
and that the sultan refused to come.
and instead made extensive hostile
preparations Marching columns from
Marahui and Wears left on the Cd Of
April to assemble IN Taraca valley.
The Wears column was fired into ali
night ten miles from Wears. and one
enlisted man was seriously wounded
The Marahui column was strongly re-
sisted at the mouth OF the Taraca riy-
er, although every effort was made Ia
accomplish a peaceful landing: two
enlisted men were seriously wounded
The combined forces assembled IN
the valley on the Attn Of April. and a.
large number Of hostile fortiications
were DESTROYED from TIE lth 10 7th
The troops then returned 70 their prop.
eF stations Newcomb. Company *,
seventeenth infantry and Warnper.
Company y, Twenty third infantry
We're Killed Every effort was made
g bring the Moros to terms peace
fully, hut IN each Instance our
troops We're attacked before firing "
shot, ana force was only used when
ail peaceful methods failed and the
enemy attacked lis. The two chiefs
who have been ut the bottom OF an
the trouble on the east side 81 Lauao
Tor two years are now ID hiding. and
they VIII be arrested if possible
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-12
MARX STILL Missa
Police Can't Find Farmer Suspected {
sIayIna Hired Man.

Police Can't Find Farmer Suspected O.
Staying Hired Man.
Colchester Conn, April T. John
Marx the farmer for whom the Local
and county authorities have beer
searching since the body OF Joseph
Payell farm hand was found on his
premises last Thursday, Is still at
large In spite Of the fact that an
alarm has been sent through all the
towns in this section, Including the
more isolated districts, Marx has she
eeeded in elnding his pursuers, though
be is still thought to be somewhere
hereabout. 1t is now known that in
addition to clipping bis flowing gray
beard close to his face Marx has made
change of clothing since he disap,
pearcd
According 20 Mrs Marx, who is un-
der surveillance III her home, her hus-
band has had other wives. but how
many she does not know She said she
had been married to him about seven
years They have four children, the
youngest Of whom is one year old.
Mrs, Marx Is about thirty-fye years
old. She told Coroner +. II. Brown
that she knew nothing about the death
81 PayeIl and supposed he had gone
away to get employment elsewhere I'm.
til she was told that his body had been
found IN bag ID 4 cellar on the farm
The theory on which The coroner IS
working in MS investigation IS that the
farm hand was killed while asleep
with blow Of I'm NIX. He is said Ia
have slept usually On the floor Of the
bedroom occupied by Marx. Tie floor
WIS covered with straw mating, which
Is now missing Il is supposed that
the murderer finding The body too
heavy to carry from the house, cut ii
mp as It lay on the mating and pnt
the portions IN a bag IN tile cellar. IT
is believed chat the blood soaked mat
ting was afterward burned
According to Joe Straiug. the farm
hand who found the body and who was
acquainted with the murdered man,
Marx agreed to pay Payell $50 for six
months service when he hired him last
fall. straing did not think Marx had
paid Payell amy money up to the time
Of the latters disappearance. Coroner
Brown is understood 70 hold the the
DRY that d demand made upon Marx
for the money when pavell desired to
20 away led to the murder.
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commandment OK the Gregorian enama
wnicn ecnoed solemnly throughout Tie
vast basiiica.
America was represented ia the pa
pal procession By The Most Rev. Rob
ert Seton. iltuar archbishop Of Heliop
oils. formerly of Jersey city. u. d.
Reli Reg. John O,Conuor. bishop 81
Newark 81 u Mgr Thomas i. Ken
neIy rector u the American college
1T Rome. Very Rev u y Farrelly, for
n,erly hi Nashville. Tenn spiritual di
rector IL the American college ~
Rome Mgr j. A. stafford, and Father
g. i. Carroll ot Newark. NJ u
AT noon the pope re-entered his
apartment the procession being form
Oh IN the same manner ais on entering
the church There was no applause
and a lack Of Incident except that seF
eral persons tainted especially ladies
and soldiers who bad been IN the
piazza since four o'clock IN the morn
inc
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LEUTWElN R0UTS HERER0S.
German Victory Over Rebellion.
Tribesmen in Africa.

German Victory Over Rebellious
Tribesmen in Africa.
Berlin April IL The foreign Office
has received the following dispatch
from Colonel Leutwein, the governor
of German Southwest Africa.
With the united principal division
Dueu) and western division (Estorrry.
! attacked the enemy's chief force,
about 5000 strong, it Onganjira IA
short distance to the eastward If
0kahandiM Tie IIereros were ia d
strong, semieireular position on hill
fronting The northwest. we first
hanked and forced back the enemy
left wing aud then attacked the cen.
ter and right Two energetic counter
attacks Of the enemy against our left
were repulsed The enemys position
was broken through at nighffan, after
eight hours lighting and the enemy
was driven back on an sides. The
chief forces apparently retired III Il
northeasterly and westerly direction
Our losses Include Ileutenants Won Es
torn and Won Erffa and two cavalry
men killed, Lieutenant Rosenberg and
five men severely wounded. and five
men slightly wounded The eneny's
loss has not vet been ascertained, but
was heavy, owing To the excellent eft
feet OF our artillery fire
Nothing new from Won Gmsenanps
eastern division
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REPUBLICAN PRoGRi......
odeil and Dunn Announce Delegates
and State Committeeman.


New York April IL Republican pol
iticians from all over the state arrived
at headquarters at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, and Governor Odell and Chair
man Dunn Of the state committee were
kept busy answering queries as to
plans for the convention. These things
were finally settled
Delegates at large to the national
convention Senator Thomas G. Platt
Senator G. Nj. Depew, Governor b. b
Odell, Jr., and former Governor Frank
S. Black
Alternates For Senator Plat, Louis
f. Stern Of New York; for Senator De
pew, not settled; for Governor Odell
Mayor Erastus G. Knight Of Buffalo
for Frank S. Black Henry G. Brew
ster Of Rochester.
Senator platt has the naming Of the
alternate for senator Depew aud vii
probably select some person from The
southern tier of counties
The electors at large as decided npoA
are former Mayor sehieren of Brooklyn
ind George Urban Of Buffalo
Assemblyman Jean Burnett Of On
tario is 70 Be chairman OF the commit
tee Ga resolutions and viii read thl
platform to the convention State Su
perintendent Of insurance Francis
Hendricks OF Syracuse Is to head Tie
committee on contested seats, and the
only contest that between the adhel
ents Of j Stout Fassett ANA Congress.
man Gillette over the delegates from
Seneca county. viii be the only matter
brought before il.
The changes to be made in the list
Of state committeeman are is follows.
First district, Leander Il. Faber, in
place Of NJ VI. Mckinney; Secoad. Il.
NJ Johnston vice II. Jaequillard:
Eighth, q II Cromwell, vice Cornelius
Van Cots Tenth, ] n pegram. vice
IL Eidman' Eleventh. William HMpin.
vice a w Meade; Thirteenth Edward
Iauterbaehs vice r. 81 Morris, Eff
tenth, Abraham Ciruber. vice L. Il.
Quiggi Twentieth, !. b. Odell In.
Vice r. T. Goodsell; Twenty fifth. Cy-
rus Durey vice w w. Worden; TWEEN
ty-sixth. ). II 0'Brien. vice W. G.
Witherbee, Thirty Charles Belts.
vice Arson Wood; Thirty third. j. b.
Mongin Vice J III Fassett Thirty
fourth J II Merritt vice Il L Ellis
worth
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Chinese Troops On tie Border
Regarded With Suspicion.
JAP OFFICERS WITH THEM

NJ. Lessar, Cars Minister at Pekine
Demands Dismissal Of These Men-li
This Is Refused, china's Neutrality
Viii Be Considered Violated.
St. Petersburg. April 12-The reports
that N. Lessar, the Russian minister al
Peking, had made strong representa-
tions to the Chinese government on the
subject Of the japanese military in.
suuctors in the service Of China and
the japanese officers with General
Mas army, demanding the issuance Of
orders for their dismissal, are confirm.
"a here. russia regards their contin
ned presence where they are as being
a most serious threat TO her
tits pointed out that without the con
sent Of the Picking government the Jap
anese officers who are with General
Ma, who is now north Of the great
wall, easily can obtain dominant intu.
enee over the Chinese troops and use
them if the Japanese operations de
mand the creation OF a diversion ID
General Kuropatkin's rear possibly re
sulting in cutting his communications
Would Greatly Harass kuropatkin.
If General Kuropatkin is compelled
in time of stress to meet a sudden and
unexpected attack from this quarter it
might greatly embarrass him. OF
course the Picking government would
disavow completely, but the harm
would be done, and Russia considers
that the immediate removal Of Japa,
nese influence with the Chinese army
is imperative.
While it is not specifically stated that
China's failure to comply with the Rus
sian demands will be considered a VIC
lation of Chinese neutrality, this is be
lieyed to be the true account Of the sit
uation. 1t is added that Kuropatkin
is disposing Of 10000 men where they
will be available for use In the direc
ton Of the Chinese frontier, but no con
flrmation Of this report Is obtainable.
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POPE AT ST. PETERS
Plus X. Celebrates Anniversary
Of Gregory the (ireat.
A sTUpENDoUs SPECTACLE.

His Holiness Greeted by Seventy hou'
sand Persons-old Greaorian chant
Under Able PsrosPs Direction Adds
to solennity Of Ceremony
Rome. April II For the first time
since his coronation. Aug Q, 1903 the
pope went to ST. Peters to say mass
The mass was Ii celebration Of enc
thirteenth centennial Of st Gregory
the Great. who died in 601 a. D..
The immense basllica Of St Peters
was flied, more than 10000 persons
being present The pope was in the
best Of health. He appeared in tha
sedia gestatoria, although the motioH
OF this chair, carried ON the shoulders
of bearers, makes him lll
On his express recommendation tll1
audience RETAINED from applause er
crying out coutentng themselves viii
the waving Of handkerchiefs
The inside Of ST. Peters offered, as
usual, a grand sight. which once seen
is never forgotten There were only
three tribunes. for members Of the
aristocracy diplomatic corps and royal
families respectively There was also
a special reserved place fer the pope
family, which was occupied by his
three sisters, They were dressed en-
tirely in black. with black lace draped
over their hair.
The Sistine choir. directed by Able
Perosl who. together with Maestro
Rella. has been SIS organizer and in
structor in Gregoriau chant had a
special box near the throne. while
grouped around L were 100 youths
Of practically every nationality, race
and color belonging to tile ecclesiastical
colleges at Rome The Benedictlne
monks who formed tie choir were also
located here
Silver Trumpets Weicoms Pope.
The arrival 81 POPE PINS was herald.
ed BY a blare Of silver twmpets as he
came in the procession down the scala
regia in the Vatican leading 10 tie
main entrance. he entered lhe church
by the Chapel Delta pieta. where he
entered The sedia gestatora. Although
the procession was SIS gorgeous as ever
the bright red Fl Gle cardinals dress
minglng with the brown of tle monk S
robes and Tie white gowns 81 tie choir
the beaignant figure 81 the pope under
the gorgeous canopy tie picturesque
ostrich fans ana the elitterlug helmets
Of the guards its reception scented cold
after the frantic applause permitted by
Pope Lee This however, heightened
the effect Of the choir, which greeted
him with music as he came in
After Q brief halt In the Chapel IL
the Sacrament the pope proceeded to
the throne the triple crown Was
placed On bis head by Cardinal Mae.
chi. Immediately after the browning
80 Oonti1 celebrated mass Is tie az.
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Cal s.rlka Rs.amlna ssrlou..

Latrobc, Pm. April 1.-THE miners
strike situation Is assuming grave pro
portions Sherin Trescher came TO u
trobe and is placing additional depu.
ties ON guard A vote was taken al 8
meeting of the strikers, resulting in
favor 81 continuing the strike. A raid
had been planned on the plants Of
Dorothy and Latrobe of the Councils.
VILE company. but was abandoned
over 3aNA nen are out
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New York April I 2 William ri. Cor
bin, counsel for the Suburban Watei
company of Jersey City, has obtaineC
an injunction ia Elizabeth, N. j.. from
Chancellor Magie restraining Mayor
Mark n. Pagan &c Jersey city iron
interfering with the pipes, etc. Of tn,
Suburban Water company until til,
case has been heard on argument. hi,
Injunction prohibits The mayor from
taking any action until after April 70
the order being returnable before III,
chancellor on That date.
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Three Members Of Mr. HagettY's Fam
ilY Made Well BY Dr.. Peitingill's
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coIorada 80 60 KIdnapsd


Pueblo, Coll April 12 Sensational
Developments are expected III the at
tempted kidnapping and assault Of
Charles nemolh the editor Of an ftal-
ian paper. suppressed by order Of Ma
jor Hin commanding the militia in
southern Colorado coal fields where a
strike is now on 1t develops that De
moll was attacked by Six men after
they had tried to force him into q
hack Demolli asserts that lie reeog
nize1 two 81 the men as professional
thugs. The police have secured evil
dence that the plot was directed by d
man named Pagnini, formerly Of Utah.
and the six men have since disappear
Ell All surrounding cities have been
notified 70 watch for the assailants,
and minute descriptions have been fur.
nshed the paliee authorities.
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AFRAID OF MA A EORD Or COMFORT
To the Distressed.

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Paris April ~ Official advices re-
ceiyed today by the French govern
ment confirm the press dispatches ain.
nouncing that Japan's first army, con.
sisting Of four army corps, IS now
completely landed ia Korea, and that
the second army, consisting of a sim
liar number Of corps, is about TO start
The points of debarkation OF the see
ond army are not known.
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BY SISTERS OF
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Endorsement Of Father Johns Medicine
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We most eheerfully recommend Father
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Trenton. " 81 April IL Judge
Kirkpatrick IN the United States court
has signed an order in conformity with
Receiver Smiths suggestion and the
plan Of the reorganization committee
Of the United States Shipbuldine com
pany as set ont IL The circular BY tile
Inter under date Of lfeb 4. 1894
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- IL - 81 49,

Pingyang April H. The japanese
now control the whole Korean bank 81
the 4alu river and are in especially
strong force at Win. Forty foreign
correspondents have arrived at Chi
namDo to Tokyo 1t is expected that
they viii so north with the headquar
fers staff
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Mnuinn 81 - Arthnr

Rome, April PA dispatch from
Chefu says that seventeen battleships
and cruisers, twenty steamers and
twelve torpedo boat destroyers have
passed Chefu. apparently bound fol
Port Arthur.
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Tlontsin, April 10 TT Is reported
from Mukden that two trains bearing
a large number Of Russians who were
wounded in an engagement on the
Yalu had passed there Their destina-
ton Is Hardin.
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VIadl4ostok - For VLotoru.

Nladivostok. April 49, The churches
have been in observance OF the Easter
holidays. crowded with people praying
for victory. Many Of the inhabitants
who fed from Vladiyostok to Khaba-
roYsk, eastern Siberia, at the outbreak
Of the war, are now returning here.
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go ohlo MIIIIonaire 80.

Springfield. O.. April r. o. S. Kelly.
millionaire manufacturer Is dead,
aged eiehtystwo Mr. Kelly hind been
for years identified with the leading
manufacturing interests in Springfield
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His Holiness Greeted by Seventy Thou
sand Persons-old ereaorian Chant
Under Able Perosis Direction, Aad'
- eolao,nit, of Ceremony.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-11-12
Belinda.

Our people, over on the Potomac
river in oyster business, report that
they are doing we'll.
Protracted meeting, in progress at
Halls Baptist Church for last week
or so, closed last week.
Thomas Trader, son Of Mr.. Floyd
Trader, died Friday night, 4th inst'
of consumption, aged 10 years.
Mrs. John Il. Fontaine, Of Mano-
kin, Md, of late q visitor to the home
of her daughter, Mrs. 3. @. Hall, has
returned home.
Mr.. George Corbin and Miss Fannie
Bundick were married on the ID inst.
at the home OF the brides parents
near this place.
Dame Rumor has it that we are to
have a new neighbor another year.
A certain young man,it is stated, has
rented a house and proposes to catch
a bird for his cage by the first OF the
New Year.
Some persons in this neighborhood
claim that their oysters have been
stolen and say that they propose to
take the same quantity from some
one else. An effort in that direction
will, probably, result in the takers
having to take ball away with them
if they get away at all.
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Onley.

Mrs. Maggie Finney and Miss SAL
lie Finney are spending the week In
b. fillmore.
Mr.. Geo. W. Milliner sold his farm,
near this place, last week t. Mr.. y. U.
Mason for the sum OF $4,000.
The main street in our town has
been greatly improved Of late by our
road man, Mr.. Tindle, with a good
side walk.
Mr.. Louis Drummond and Miss
Minnie Lane were married at the
o parsonage last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Jor-
dan officiating.
Mr.. Jos. g. Wescott, who concluded
some time ago to retire from the ho'
tel business, has reconsldered the
matter and will continue to run the
Onley Hotel another year.
Mr.. James Watkinson and wife, OF
Wachapreague, were visitors to rela-
tives and friends In our town on the
9Th inst; Mrs. Mary Walter is with
friends in Northamp ton at this writ
ing.