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ST. LOUIS

Base Hits-oG McGInnity. . In clxht
innings m Mathcwsun, 0 IN one Inning
Oh Mcfarland. b. First Dase on Balls
ON MeOinnity. 2. on Mathcwson, }: OF
Mcfarland s.
Struck out-by MeGlnnity. ); by Ma.
thewson, by Mcfarland, S. Three
base hlt-Shay. Two-base hlt-Farrell
stolen bases-Bresnahan (g, Dunn,
Mer'es. G!!hert. Sacrifice hits-Dunn
Gilbert. Double plays-Braln and Far.
rell Dahlen and McGann. Passed ball
Grady Umplre-Mr. Carpenter.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEWARK At JERSEY CITY.

Newark .... II 1900 q a. 1
Jersey CIV 80 % o 1 o Il
Dstterlcs-paydce and Shea: Mueller
and vandererift,
BALTIMORE At PROVIDENCE.
Game postnoued: wet grounds.
MONTREAL At BUFFALO.
Montreal ..... 20oe . o.
Betteries-Pappalow and Gibson
Ysrlss and Shaw
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GIANTS WON OUT
IN CLOSE GAME
Score Was Tied When Teams
Went to Bat in Ninth, but Nc.
Grawites Got Necessary Run
In Their Hall.
"0LD RELIABLE" WARNER
BROUGHT IN THE WINNER.
Cardinals Had Slight Advantage
Up to Seventh Inning, but the
Locals Bunched Their Hits
Then and Were Even Up.
GIANTS.

ANN"'s ''''''.'ss 's'sssssss ~ IL q
'Mathewson relieved MGlnnity In the
box In the ninth.
Two out when winning run was
scored
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Ninth Inning.

ing run. Dunn was throsn out AZ firrt
By Farrell. ONE RtN.
Ninth Inning.
.Matty was sent in to pitch for Now
York. Rnrclay struck out 50 nd
Burke. Grady filed 10 Mertes and 10
was a catch % raise enthusiasm which
II did. NO RUNS
Mvuanns hope was killed by Brain
to Beckley. Mertes was made a present
~ a base. Dahlen singled 70 left centre
Mer,es was caught at the plsSe. shan
non to iradv Warner singled. scoring
plhlcn with the winning run. 0Nn
Run.
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THIRD RAcE-Rose OF Dawn rs
TO 81 I, Tea cress u to q 2, Marie
Francis 8.
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RESULTS OF
TO-OAY'S BASE.
BALL GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS At NEW YORK.
st. Louis. .... 00i i0i O. )
New York. .... 90 1000 0ail- I
Batteries-McFarland and Grady; Nc
Glnnifv and Warner.
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Ginnifv and Warner.
CHICAGO At BROOKLYN.
Chicago. .... 003t t00O 900 4
Brosslyn. .... 10000 o0c- I
Batterles-Brisys and king: Cronln
and Bergen.
CINCINNATI At BOSTON.
ClneinnatL. ... I 030 5000 00C- 4
Boston ...... 5000 0000l o. I
Batteries-Harper and PeaE; willis
and Needham.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
". C. re- w. 4 &C
New York. % 8 .,2s ST. Louis. 10 "a $40
Chicsso, ..5S o .eos boston. % a 81
cincinnshsg ~ .ses Brooklyn. "a 90 ~
risssrurs ~ n -sssPhna'phias % .as
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FOURTH RAcE-Aseenslon rs TO
81 I. Old England (,s to 81 2, De
Resxke 3.
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seventh InninE.

Warner captured BirCltys spul tip.
ghay hni N good eye and walked lie
was stopped stealing Warner 10 Dahlen.
}.aIt ututcu stist' uthr tho iuifl.
base line Mcfarland foulei to Warner.
NO RUNS
Dunn received fee ticket u first
and stole second. McGann hicd to
Merits stole second, and on Grldy's
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WORLD WANTS

WORK woNDs=>
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SECOND RAcE-Trek (5 to y I,
Madden u to q 2, Royelle 3.
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Batterlcs-Brisys and king: CronIn
and Bergen.
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THE WINNERS.

FIRST RAcE-stalwart rs to 81
1, Joeund a. to 81 2, scarfeI 3.
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sixth Inning.

Flrta'l had MS eye m tho hlll for
two buses Shannon anlbled. BrCklpy
was thrown out. Dunn to Mc'iaun.
Smoot hit safely something Of a
Srratch and Farrell scored Brain and
Smoot were double dat irst and second.
Ddhlen o McGlnn. ONE RUN.
McOinniD struck ont Third to first
rctired Br,srahou browne n.,d e.
shannon. No RUNS.
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CINCINNATI At BOSTON.
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Third Inning.

Shay flied to Browne. Grady singled
70 right Mcfarland hit the wind
Grady made an abortlve attempt 10
steal Warner threw him out 10 bah.
len. NO RUNS.
nifty was he.dcd out. Mcfarland to nrst
IRA In made a Bowerman catch OF Bres.
nahans foul No RUNS
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second Inning.

Gilbert to McGann retired smoot
Dunn got under Brain's foul ny. Bres.
nahsn took charge OF Barclays boost
NO RUNS.
was nailed stealing second, Grady 10
Farrell hilbert hunted safely, but was
caught stealing. Farrell again taking
the throw. 40 RUNS
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second Inning.


Douahc,tv out. i.aDc 10 Carr. B-ai'S
great stop retired Keeler. Larry threw
out Elberfeld. who was lame. lie could
hardly hobble. Osteen replaced him AZ
short. NO RUNS.
CIJ~Sson 10 Gpnzel Bru = was n1ssed.
Donahue wlndmllled BAY fouled TO
Conroy NO RUNS.
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Turner's wcaasrtaI atop aAd IA'o~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
CRIBBAGE SEASON In
CITY LEAGUE OPENS
Catholic Order Of Foresters Defeated
Manchester Unity in First Game
Last Evening, by Score Of
=. .

The first game Of the annual Inter
fraternity Cribbage League was played
last evening in the Nichols block be-
tween the Manchester Unity and Catholic
Order Of Foresters teams. The c. o. F.
team won the game by five tables TO
three.
The winners by tables are as follows:
Burke and Brault, G. O. F., defeated
Gamble and Brissett, M u; Goneo and
McNulty, c. 0. r, defeated Oliver and
Hector, NJ. u; Loranger and Premier
C. o. T., defeated Reid and Means, NJ
u; Kelly and Callaghan, G. o. f., de.
feated Joll and Mathieson, NJ. u; Mel.
son and Good, c. o r., defeated Allen
and Robertson, NJ u.
Emslie and Rowe, NJ. T., defeated
Brown and Brown, G. O, II; Williams
and Mcleod, NJ, u, defeated McNuIty
and Hoyt, G. o. r; Anderson and Muir
ray, Nj e., defeated Nelson and Tierney
X q o. RI The next game will be played
7 Wednesday evening between the !. O
70. i. and f. Of a. teams
The following players viii represent
the Clan Gordon team III the cribbags
league and are requested to be at tbs
Nichols block Thursday evening at I
o'clock sharp. j Shaw, w. Stephen, G
Keith, j. VIII, D. Smith, a. lronside
NV b. Scott, j. Smart, RI. Imglis,
Mackay, J. Booth A. Milne, d. Mcleod
/ g. Riddle, w. Alexander, O. Troup
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
mIsAppRopRIArIoN HINrED AT
But Burlington Tax Collectors Attor-
ney Saws Report Is Unfounded.

Burlington. Noy. s. At the board Of
aldermen meeting last evening the ac.
count Of former Constable Sails was
brought to the attention Of the board by
Attorney j. II. Maeomber, reference be-
ing made only TO the taxes for the years
1894, 1895 and 1896, which were turned
over to Sails BY w. v. Scully, who pre-
ceded him as constable, Mr.. Macomber
said that Mr.. Sails had been accused Of
misappropriating much Of the city's
money but that after a careful examin-
alton Of the accounts he was unable to
find any mistake in them.
He said there was d wide discrepancy
between the amounts shown biz the
books and the statement delivered By
Mr.. Scully. He said the amount claimed
by Mr.. Seully to have been turned over
to Air. Sails was much larger than was
actually turned over
Mi. Macomber further claimed that
Mr.. Sails had accounted for every cent
that had been collected by him, either
lby turning over the money 70 the eits
treasurer or BY abatement. He said that
lall taxes that were turned over to him
were either collected or abated except
those amounting to s46.10 in 1895 ant
S6242 in 1896, and that these amounti
had not been collected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
IN TERRIBLE CONDITION
Resident Of GOffstOwn, N. H., Was Very
Seriously Burned

Goffstown, n. H., Nov 7.-Ham
Brown Of Shirley Hill was found yes
terday about 10 O'Clock near the base
of the Uncanoonucs in a terrible condi-
tion His clothes were burned off his
back to his waist, the flesh was burned
severely, and his clothes had holes burn
ed in them at intervals from collar to
ankles. The unfortunate mans mental
condition evidently bordering on deliri-
.um tremens, was such that no intelligi-
bic account Of his experience could be
obtained from him.
1t is supposed that Brown came from
Manchester in an intoxicated condition;
that be wandered up among the pines,
and either became cold and attempted
to light fire by which to warm himself
Or else set the fire in the attempt 70 light
his pipe.
The flames swept over about an acre
of land owned by Gordon Woodbury..
1T is believed they we're extinguished BY
the fall Of snow
Brown refused to come away Will
MessTs. Buxton and Layeile 1t is be-
lieved that his condition is critical
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
BURGLARS VISIT sUEcooK. N. H.
Take Eighty Mileage Books From Pas
senger Station.

snncook, Il. H., Nov II The passen-
ger station Of the Boston and Maine
railroad at this place was entered by
burglars last night, and eighty SEQ mile
age books and 125 pennies were taken.
There is no elew to the identity Of the
burglars
Entrance to Che Office was effected BIZ
breaking ont a Light Of glass in the wo-
mems waiting room, at The back of the
station BY reaching through the aper-
tura thus made, the intruders were en-
abled O open the window aud enter the
waiting room.
An iron instrument of some deserip-
tion was used in prying open the door
to the Office, and the ticket case was
pried open By the same means, and the
contents were removed The thieves
evidently made their exit by the win
dow through which they had entered.
8 Nothing was known Of the burglary
until this morning, when Agent Gagnon
opened the Office for the day.
The local police and the railroad Of
fees were quickly notified, and special
agent Of the Boston and Maine ailroad
came here this forenoon, to superintend
the investigation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Funeral Held SATURDAY.

The funeral Of the two-year old
daughter, Magdalinc, Of Blr and Mrs,
Edward Dick, was held from their home,
lis Elm street, Saturday afternoon az
o'clock, the Rev w al kinzie oificiat-
ing. The floral tributes were as fol
lows Carnations, Mr. and Mrs John
Reid; carnations, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Mines carnations and astors, Young
Bros, basket roses, carnations and
chry ysanthemums, Youg Bros employees; !;
carnations, Mr.. and Mrs Alex Milne;
carnations, Mr. and Mrs. J r Murray;
cross Of roses and chrysanthemmns, Nr.
and Mrs Geo. p. Milne; carnations, Mr..
aud Mrs Robert Shaw; carnations, Dir.
George Z. Troup; carnations, Air. and
Mrs. VIM. Stephens pillow roses, ear
nations and astors, with words Cur
Baby" from father and mother
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Nau go ~ Enogbarg FaIls.

Enoaburg Falls, NOV. Tilt can be
stated on good authority that W. n
Phelps has purchased the three story
business block Of w. H. Billado and pur-
poses To establish bank with offices in
the building. MIR Billado win give uI
the dry goods part Of his business and
rent enough of the block to accommodate
the rest Of his business. Much secrecy
Is maintained regarding the bank but
III Is thought A. w. Woodwork, whc
was for years connected with the Swan
ton bank, Kimball Brothers and others
will be connected with IT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
DELIBERATE MURDER.
Charles Barber Of Redford, n Y, Killed
Suspect Arrested.

Plattsburg, NJ ~, Nov Charles
Barber was shot and instantly killed last
might near Reaford in this county. Ear.
II last night Barber, who has worked on
wood Jobs in the Adirondacks, went to
the home Of Mrs Laport, and soon after
Lewis Iremblay called The latter had
supper at Mrs Iaports and left soon
after An hour later Barber, who was
sitting By a window, was shot in the
neck with q charge Of buck shot and
died almost Instantly.
Sheriff Dominy today sent Deputy
Sheriff Liberty and Coroner McMasters
10 the scene. After an investigation
Liberty arrested Tremblay and tonight
brought him to Plattsbmg. Tremblay
denies an knowledge Of the shooting. He
Iis widower with four children. Barber
was widower also. Three children sur
Ivive him There is said to have been
bad feeling between the men over d
woman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
VI q DoueIasI Home 60

Brockton Mass. NOV s. There was
such crush IN several precincts when
the polls opened the voters had to stand
in liue half an hour Il Is conceded that
Douglas for governor will run ahead OF
Judge Parker in Plymouth county and
he ii very confident that be win carry
the city, which is normally Republican.
The largest vote in tho Shoe CitYs
history IS being poIled
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
BUYS HALF or GRANITE BLOCK.

C. II Campbell Has Purchased A. D
Morse's Interest in Main St Building
A. y. Morse has sold to Charles H.
Campbell the northcrIy half Of the gran
ite block, which Is now occupied by
Frank MoNhorter on the ground floor
The sale was made yesterday, and the
price paid BY Mr.. Campbell is reported
to have been II the neighborhood of
$4,000, Mr.. Campbell buys with the
purpose of moving his saloon to the
block, II be can get transfer q Ii
ceuse
The block which has q granite 'front.'
was constructed by Mr. Morse and the
Granite Savings Bank and Trust ecm
nanl Jointly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
A CHURCH CENTENNIAL.
First Congregational Society OF Burling-
ton Making Arrangements.


Burlington, Nov. s.-The Centennial
of the First Congregational church of
this city will Be held February 23. In
this conectian at that time win also bc
held the dedication Of the large add
tion which Is now nearly completed and
which will make the capacity Of the
ediiice at least third larger The
principal speaker on the day Of the dedi-
cation viii be the Rev DR.. Washington
GLADDEN. of Ohio. Gov Charles ii Bell
win he present and deliver an address
and the former pastors Of the church
with those Of the other churches in the
state viii be invited and participate in
the exercises of the occasion. There
were fourteen charter members Of the
Organization and there have been eleven
different pastors during the century
which closed with the anniversary. The
present pastor Is the Rev. G. Glenn At
kins, one Of the best known and most
popular orators in the church
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
pRoMPTNEss NECESSARY
Quick Operation Saved the Life Of Mrs
T. f. Ccnlon

Burlington, Nov. s Mrs, + r Con
lon was taken violently i'll at her home
on Pearl street yesterday morning and
the prompt performance of an operation
was the only thing that saved her life.
Mr. Conlon was in New York AT the
time Mrs, Coulon was as well as usu-
al when she arose in the morning but
was later taken suddenly sick and fell
to the iloor Communication was at
once had with Staey's stable and the
ambulance was rnshed to her home.
She was then taken to the Mary Fletch-
er hospital, where an operation was inn
mediately performed. III was success.
ful, saving her life for the time being,
and it IS expected that she viii fully
recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Two officials Sentenced.

Boston, Nov Estate Representative
Thomas i. CurIey and Alderman James
II. Curley was sentenced today in the
United Statee Circuit Court to serve
two months in jail for having imperson-
ated others at civil service examina-
tion. Thomas Curley is 4 candidate
Iof Reelection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Election Forecast.

"How's the vote going up this wayE
asked the bustling drummer.
"Wal,n replied leke Meadows Of Sag
Corners, VT, the local Democratic par
III moved to Boston with his family a
month age, so / guess it'll be unanimous
unless somebody makes mistake in
marking his ballot. Cincinnati Com
merciai Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Japanese Moved Down by
Russian Fire
ON PORT ARTHUR ATTACK
Attempt to Take Remaining Uncaptured
Forts Repulsed by the Rus
SLAMS - Reinforcements
Arriving.

Chefoo, Nov. S. Advices from Port
Arthur state that the Japanese yester-
day made a dsperate attempt to cap
tura the Russian entertainments about
Latushan probably Lao tishang) Af-
ter the bombardment the infantry
charged repeatedly but we're moved
down by the heavy Russian fire. Final
ly the Japanese abandoned the attempt,
after having sustained heavy losses.
Reinforcements are constantly arriving
at palney and ore at once hurried To
the fighting line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
MORE OFFICERS
Russia Calls for Mobilization Of Reserve
officers in Several Cities.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 7.--The necessity
for officers for service at the front has
resulSed Ia the mobilization Of all re-
serve officers 10 St. Petersburg, wilma,
Warsaw, Kietf, Odessa, Moscow, kazan,
and the Caucasus. The loss Of officers
at Liaoyang and below Mukden was
about 1900 The mobilization, while
intended 70 supply the deficiency, is
also necessitated by the grand scale on
which The war IN the far East is to be
prosecuted.
The news from the front indicates
that General kuropatlxin is deyoting his
attention chiefly to keeping the japanese
busy along the lin Of their fortiaeations
below the Shakhe river.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
With the Result in Doubt,
Say Latest Reports
DOUGLAS RUNNING AHEAD
OF His Ticket in All Parts Of
Massachusetts, ~ Trouble
in West vir-
ginia,

New York, Nov. Election day broke
here clear and cold, and the voting pro.
eeeded quietly and rapidly. Ballots were
cast at the rate Of over one minute
for the first hour in many election dis
tricts throughout the city. There were
only few arrests for Illegal voting ii
the early hours
Both sides claim che state this morn.
ing. TO the uninterested observer il
looks as If the state would be close with
the result IN doubt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
SUR FOR $4,000, 900.
Mrs. Greenough Renews Case Against
Standard Oil Man.

Boston. Nov. : The suit for $50, 600,
600 brought by Elizabeth r. Greenough
81 New York against Henry II. Rogers
lof the Standard oil company, which was
dismissed by agreement Of The parties
On September 24 last, was re-eutered to-
day in the Supreme Court
Mrs. Grennough il administrators Of
the estate Of her husband, Benjamin L.
Greenough, an inventor, aud seeks to
recover royalties on the use Of secret
process for treating petroleum 70 make
I 1T non explosive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
INTEREST IN Foss.
His Contest and That for Governor Of
Chief Interest in Boston

Boston, Nov S. Republican weather.
so-caIled. prevails IN eastern Nlassaehu
setts. From the activity displayed in
the opening hours was apparent Boston
would place on record very large II
not record breaking vote. Interest
centers in the vote for governor and in
the contest in the 11th Congressional
district, where bitter fight is being
waged between the adherents Of Candi-
date Foss and Congressman Sullivan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Voting u connectieut

Hartford, Conn, Nov SILT il an.
ticipatea 4 large vote win be polled TO-
day IN this city and ii is claimed the
Republican candidate for governor is
being pasted in All wards in this city
and that he will run behind his ticket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE.
Gardner Knocked Ashley Down Many
Times

Cambridge, Mass, Nov Billy
Gardner Of Lowell. and George Ashley
of FalI River, boxed ten fast rounds to
draw before a large number Of specta-
tors at the Cambridge Athletic associa-
tion last night. Ashley was Knocked
down III the third, sixth and eighth, and
went down three times in the ninth, bnt
the Lowell man landed often and his
punches were more effective
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
COAST STORM SWEPT.
Terrific Gale on English Shores Causes
Many Wrecks of Smaller Vessels.

London. NOV. s.The British coast
was swept 81 terrific gale which lasted
throughout the night Many wrecks Of
smaller craft are reported and q number
of rescues by life saving crews. No
serious casualties have been reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Grand Prize.

ST. Louis, Mo, Nov s.. Rice q Hutch
ms Of Botson, makers Of All America
shoes for men and women and Educator
shoes for children, received Grand friX
at st. Louis Fair.
Segels & Brady are agents for these
shoes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
voTMG STARTED OFF SLOWLY.
Polls Opened at 10 O'clock in Barre
Close at 5.

Election day ii Barre Is passing off
very quietly Tho polling places IN the
six wards opened 1T 10 a. m., with
scarcely anyone on hand to vote. At
noon, however, there was a perceptible
increase. The absence Of the usual mum
Der Of party workers about the polling
places, and Of teams scuFrying back and
forth for voters, gave he impression that
there was little interest manifest, but
when the ballot boxes are turned at 5
o'clock it win be found that fairly
large vote was cast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
rs AIM rs PooR.
And So Highgate Boy Killed Doe IN
stead 81 Buck.

st. Albans, Nov. s. W. d Casey. Il
young lad from IIighgate, was arraigued
yesterday before Judge Tiilotson, On the
charge Of shooting a doe. Casey ac-
knowledged that lie had shot y buck
which was running with two other deer
and hit the doe instead ~ the buck He
pleaded guilty n am information fled
against him bY states Attorney Lock
lin, and was fined $40 and costs Casey
was paroiled ia clls today ot Probation
Officer Hogan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
BANDITS DISAPPEAR.
Posse Searching For Young Gang Re
turns Unsuccessful.

Casper. Wyo., Nov. q. Sheriff Webb
and party returned to Casper yesterday
afternoon from their pursuit of the
bandits who held up the FIRST National
Bank Of Cody and killed Cashier Mid
daueh. Not trace Of the outlaws was
discovered and It is the opinion Of the
officers that they have escaped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
il Rhode Island.

Providence, Il. Il, Nov. s.The indi.
cations are for heavy vote throughout
the state. a Republican victory IL
looked for on the national ticket and
general state ticket except ior governor,
which Is doubtful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08

Election returns win be received at
the opera house tonight BY the Republic
can and Democratic city committees.
Everybody invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Great Britainls Commeree

London. Noy. Z. The October state
ment Of the Board Of Trade shows an
increase Of $s,79s.00 in imports, and a
decrease Of s2,oS7.500 IN exports
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
BATES BEING Gun.
Workingnen Voting for Douglas il
Springfield, Mass.

ii the vicinity Of thc polling places state
that Bates fer governor Is being eat
heavily by tile wofklngmen. Roosevelt
Is drawing the full Republican vote
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
rwo RUSSIANS HELD.
Claimed in Burlington That They Hold
Fraudulent Naturalization Papers.

fIAuuuIthL NdtuIaIlAdIIVu FaptIas
Burlington, NovS.- Two Russian Jews,
Iaz0 Utli and Frank Demetri, were ar.
raigned before United States Commis
sioner George +. johnson III this city
charged with entering this country on
fraudulent naturalization papers The
government was not quite ready to 90
ii with Che cases and the hearings were
continued until January 4. District at
torney James 4. Martin appeared for
the government and Fuller G, Smith was
counsel for the Russians. Commissioner
johnson placed thc man under 5000 bail
Ia each ease. which vas furnished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
Rnnning Ahead d Parker.

Northampton, Mass, Nov. sDoug
las is running considerably ahead of
Parker
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-08
rRouBLE nv wEsT yIReINIA.
In Huntington The Democrats Have Put
Republieans in Jail.

Wheeling. West Virginia, Nov. s..
Trouble ID brewing at Huntington. The
Democrats have charge Of the election
machinery and they have filled the Jail
and lookup with men whom the Repub
iicans claim are legal voters A free
fora all Eight i among the possibilities