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The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-28

The case of Louis Decker, a former
member of the st. Louis house of del
egates, convicted of boodling, was SUB"
mitted on briefs in the Missouri su-
preme court on the 10Th.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-28

Miss Miriam Grant, daughter of U.
S. Grant, of San Diego, CAL, and
granddaughter of the late President U.
S. Grant, was married in New York
city, on the 18th, to Lieut.. Ulysses S.
Macy, U. S. N.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-28

Gen. George d. Ruggles, retired, fol
several years manager Of the soldiers
home in Washington, d. c., died In
that city on the 10Th.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-28

st. Thomas, D. W. l., Oct. "a
steamer from Puerto Plata Santo Do
mingo reports that the United States
has seized the c~ustomhouse at Puerto
Plata. The Dominican consul has no
information of such seizure, and dis
credits the report.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-28
Not Too Fast.

Mrs. Weeds suppose 'he law in his
state gives the widow her third.
Lawyer-Oh! yes; but you've got 70
get rid of your second frst.-Chicago
Journal.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-28

Fire, on the 21st, completely de
stroyed the town of Gordon, Ala, and
400 inhabitants are destitute. ,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
MOVING PICTURE EXHIBITION.

BOYS Club Secures Good Company FOR
Opera House June 1.
The Boys club which gave SO excellent and
successful an entertainment il the opera
house last month have made arrangements
with Edwin D Hadley, tile moving Pic
tnre exhibitor, to come Friday, June 10th
at the Barre opera house,
The Edwin Hadley moving Picture TX
hibiti0n has been universally conceded by
press and public TO be the best organiza-
tion Of It's kind IN America The search
light OF criticism has failed 10 find any
flaw in Its equipment or methods Mr.
Hadley, the widely known expert operator
and electrician, was formally with the I.y-
man II. Howe Moving Picture Co He
has the most perfect and costly machine
ever constructed. which has no duplicate.
Applied improvements and inventions BY
rs owner. II. George Hedden, society
entertainer and lecturer, also formally
with Lyman II. Howes, is now with this
company. VIM II Iiebel not the beat
but one Of the best known pianlsts, Is also
to appear.
IE was impossible for the club to arrange
any other date before the winter season,
but by.engaging them the 10th they are
on duty bound to make return dates for
the club Generous terms are made to
this charity and it is the plan Of the Boys
Club association TO make the prices Of
seats to suit all. Further information to
appear In the paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
A CALICO Ball.
Queen Of the Forest Circle Gives It. Hale's
Pavilion Tonight.

Queen Of che Forest Circle Gives It, Hale's
Pavilion Tonight,
The sixth annual calico ball by the Queen
Of the Forest circle, No. 557, win be held
at the Pavilion tonight, with Gilberts0ns 5
orchestra in attendance. The annual
prizes will be offered first, TO the lady
having the prettiest calico dress will be
given lady's hand bag given by Abbott
x Co, and the gentleman accompanying her
Ia the march will be giveu q gents nm
brella, presented by Mr. Levin, second to
the lady wearing the next prettiest dress
will be given a picture, presented by Bar
ry & Williams, and the gent accompany
ing Der Ia the march will be given a pair
Of kid gloves presented BY Moore 4 0w-
ems; third, to the lady wearing the next
prettiest, will be given box OF handker-
chiefs and her male friend in the march. a
pair Of slippers, presented by the Peoples
Shoe store.
The ladies are to make a necktie 70 COR
respond with their dresses and place them
10 an envelope and leave at the door on
entering. The gents are to receive these
envelopes on entering Gentlemen 50 cents,
ladies' 25 cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
SETTLING
TROUBLES
Sodom QuarrYmen Re
sumo Work.
MONTPELIER MEN HEARD
Basis of Settlement at SOdom Same as
On Bare Quarries, Except More
Frequent Payment.

Barre was an arbitration center for diff
iiculties in the granite industry yesterday,
the conference committees Of the sodom
Branch Of the Quarry Workers Interna-
tional Union aud the Barre Quarry Own
ers' Association meeting In the afternoon,
and the committees from the Montpelier
Jumpers and polishers on the one side and
the Barre Manufacturers Association on
the other, meeting last night The for
mer difficulty was settled to the satisfac-
ton Of both sides, and the 80 quarrymen
at Sod0m, who have been out for day
resumed work this morning under an
agreement similar 10 that governing labor
on the Barre Quarries, with the exception
that the men are to be paid once in two
weeks.
The agreement at Sodom win run for
Que year, finishing at the same time that
the Barre agreement does. June 80, 1905
The men are to work eight hours, at 196
a day. There is no discrimination clause.
The Sodum union was formed last Novem
ber, and its officers are, President, Thad
Taylor; financial secretary, +. II. Daley;
corresponding secretary, 4. H. Wood
treasurer. Merrill DAWSON Their com
mttee which met in conference yesterday
afternoon was, Edward Rayeroft, Fred
Orr and Wesley Scott. The committee
representing the owners was William Bar
clay, James Pirie, ID WI Mcdonald, Mr.
Sibley Of Sodom and Drew Daniels Of Wa
terhnry.
The Montpelier matter does not appear
SO near settlement. AS result Of the
conference last night, the committee from
the Montpelier Jumpers and p0lishers re-
ported 70 their union today that the manu-
iacturers would give them the same a. the
Barre Jumpers and pollshers are getting.
a nine-hour day and let the men earn what
they can. The employees asked for an
eight-hour day with the same pay per hour
as now and with the decision ol extra
hours left with themselves The Montpe-
ller committee was as follows Daniel
MoGovern, Leon Salter and Ralph Paine
The Manufacturers committee was VIII
liam Alexander. John Mcdonald and j
w Mcdonald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
A VERY OLD BILL.
w. A. Aserin Of Warren Has One That Is
II Years Old.

W. A AserilI Of Warren Has One That Is
II Years Old.
Montpelier. May 5.-W. A. Averill Of
Warren was In the city on business today.
He has an interesting relic In the form Of
an old six dollar bin which be found In
some old papers belonging to the late d.
Britton, Of whose estate he was executor.
The bill IS a small one, little over four
Inches long and about three inches wide.
On one side is picture the details OF
which cannot be distinguished. Under
this picture Is written the names Of the
printers, Hall and Sellers, 1877, Phila-
delphia, In large script. On the back is
written Continental Currency on each
side and IN the middle, at one side, an
other picture over which is the
word, perseverance, At the other side
Is the following: s'This bin entities the
bearer to receive six Spanish milled dol
lars or the value thereof In gold or silver
according to a resolution Of Congress pass
ed in Philadelphia, November 20. 1915. .
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
ItAIlanl Attentll

Italianl attentil Capelll di Paglia che
vengono yenduti per una conzonatura Ii
troverete da Rogers Il Co, al ia Main
street, Quinlen block (Yineino al Candy
Kltchenl ecco un breve elenco. Cappelll
a sistema Panama da S4, SS, $3.50 ~
per 81, Q soc Cappelll di 50, s1.50 a
Is O eappeIli dl 75c., SOC. a 25, IS e
10c. cappelli per ragazzi, maschii fem
inc, da 81, SOC. 25e a 80, 25 9 f5c; cap
pelli di Cotone Blanchi ed in oolori, per
uomo, gIovanetti ragazzi di 30 a 15c.
Cappelli per Tagazzi q glovanetti di 30 q
25 di 25 a Is 10e. Notiamo che questa
vendita oomineia oggi, primi yenuti
avranno Ia migliore seielta. Crolla sem-
pre- prontO adogni richiesta.
N0ta. Per ogni vestito di Tagazzo ae-
quistato mel nostro negozio daremo Ia
oompenz0 uno palla ed una Claua 70 Bas-
tone) per Il gluoo del Bass Ball. f. ii.
Rogers a Co, TIA Main st.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK.
After Hand to Hand Fights Near Fens
Huang Cheng

After Hand to Hand Fights Near Feng
Huaug Cheng.
Washington, May q. The Japanese le-
cation today received the following Official
despatch from the foreign Office at Toxic.
General Kuroki reports that on May 8.
our mounted scouts, after several hand to
hand fights near Feng Huang Cheng, drove
back the Russians toward Feng Huang
Cheng."
..The Chinese say that May /, about
1000 Russian infantry, posted on hill
west Of Feng Huang Cheng, fired on 500
comrades retreating from the Yalu. mis-
taking them for the enemy. They killed
killed 70 and wounded 100. The rest OF
the body fled in disorder, abandoning their
e0mmissary carts
s'The Russian officers captured by us
state that the only bodies who retFeated
On May were five Or six Infantry battal.
ions and two artillery companies Two
hundred more Russians who we're killed
and wounded, have been found left on the
field, and more Of them are forthcoming
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06

The Times WAS in error ID stating We'd
nesday that Judge John II. Watson had
granted an injunction restraining the city
Of Barre from collecting pavement assess
ments from A. q. Blanchard and f. Nj.
Averlll The injunction was granted bv
Judge John w Rowel The injunction
has not been served on any city o6ieial for
the reason that City Attorney Gordon mas
stated that be would accept services which
does away with the necessity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
MRS. WINSHIP'S FUNERAL.

Held This Afternoon, BODY 60 Be Taken
To strafford
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary S. Winship
was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from
the house on Eastern avenue, the Rev. H.
A. Wiggin, pastor Of the Spiritual Temple
Of Boston, oficiated The choir OF the
UniYersalist church, consisting OF Mrs.
NJ. D. Lamb, Miss Carrie Stearns, VIM.
Sheriffs and Edmund Mitchell sang two
selections.
The house was well filled with friends
and relatives. The pail bearers were,
Frank a. Cove, il M. Eastman, B. a..
Eastman, ], NJ Taft, Preston X. Wiley
and G. Il. Granger. The body viii be ta-
kep to Straford tomorrow morning for
burial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
r. s Currler Elected President OF Coed
Roads Association.

K. 5. Currler Elected President OF Coed
Roads Association.
Montpelier May 6.--The officers chosen
at the Good Roads convention last even
ing are as followss President, r. S. Cur
rier Of Barre: secretary and treasurer, II.
NJ. Mcintosh 0f Burlington; vice presi-
dents, Addison county, +. e. Foote Of
Middlebury; Bennington, f. f. Howe OF
bennington; Caledonia, M j. Russell Of
st. Johnsbury; Chittenden, f. f. Moore
Of Burlington Essex, o. n. Gallup OF
Victory; Franklin, II f. Lincoln OF st.
Adams Grand Isle, N. w. Fisk Of Isle La
Motto; LamoIle. G. A. Barrows Of Nor
risyille; Orange, j. b. Wells Of Randolph T;
Orleans, g. + Read Of Barton; Rutland,
A. c. Grover Of Rutland Washington, G.
r. Alien, Jr., Of Barre; Windham, ] f.
Hooker Of Brattleboro; Windsor, +. S.
Gilllngs of Woodstock.
The chair was instructed to appoint a
legislative committee Of three. A. }. Slb-
ley, J G.. Brown and F. A. Rowland OF
Montpelier were named.
The association has a membership Of
1877. The addresses Of the day and even
ing were taken down By a stenographer
and will be published in pamphlet form
and sent TO members Of the association
and others interested.
One Of the speakers, Fuller G. Smith Of
st. Albans, favored bonding the state to
the amount Of "a 500 600 for 300 miles Of
new roads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
A SEEKER AFTER LIGHT.

wants Information as to Certain city
Affairs.
Editor Times Ia going over on Burn
ham S meadow today | saw a half dozen
or more carloads Of large sewer tile, which
another man told me belonged to the city.
Is this tile intended for the Main street
sewer9 And If It is. when was II decided
the city would reconstruct or repair the
Main street sewer this year2 If under
stand Alright the action Of the last city
meeting III this matter was still an unset
tied one. II the city should vote To recon
struct the Main street sewer Of brick, or
decline to vote the money asked for sewer
purposes, what will become OF this sewer
tile2 Who bought this sewer tile anyway
Seeker After Light.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
MILD CASE OF SMALL P0x.

Dr, II. d Holton Called ID White River
juno ion.
White River juno May 5.--I.ocal physi-
clans dlsaereeIng over the illness Of Mrs
Fred Haekett, DR.. II. D.sHolton OF Brat
tlebora, secretary OF the state board OF
health was here last evening and pronouc-
ed the case mild type Of small pox. The
house was quarantined.
Sargents hotel hack from West Leban-
on, N. H., has been forbidden to come here
until the hotel together wish the livery
stable. Is dislnfected. The local health
board has ordered all the barber shops
here to be disinfected Several cases Of
barbers itch art reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
clanan,enla ! chnrch parn.Ie.

On the occasion Of the special service to
be given BY the Rev T. II. Mitchell Of the
Presbyterian church for the benefit Of the
members Of Clan Gordon No. n, on sun
day forenoon, May ~, 1904, Clanmen
win march from their hall to the church,
headed By the Pipe Band. The banner OF
the Clan will be carried also the ''Stars
and Stripes escorted by detachment Of
Co. E.,Y n. G Jas. Mutch Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
JAPANESE TROOPS
HAVE LANDED AT
PORT ARTHUR.
TaE CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE.
Governors once Being eeseiged for sey
eraI Men.

Governors ONCE Being s'eseiged for sey-
eraI Men.
Bennington, May 5.-J. r. Batchelder
OF Arlington, was here yesterday circuat-
ing paper Ia the interest Of the candi-
dacy Of Judge E. L. Waterman Of Brattle-
b0ro, which was generally signed by attor-
neys here Mr.. Batchelder left last night
to visit towns In Rutland and Windham
counties in the interest Of Jaass Water
man.
Today John Young OF Newport was
here, it is supposed in the interest Of Har-
ry Blodgett Of st. Johnsbury. It Is un-
derstood here that F. NJ ButleFo of Rutland
Is also candidate
The indications are that the majority Of
Bennington county lawyers will support
Judge Waterman, although George Nj
Powers and Harry Blodgett have friends
here.
It Is understood that Judge Stafford will
not resign until after the next session Of
supreme court. The governor, Of course,
will take no action In regard to the judge
ship until vacancy actually occurs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
CONFIRMED IN WASHINGTON.

state Department Hears That Japanese
HAVE Landed,
Washington, May g. An official con
iirmation Of the report that the japanese
have landed on the Liaotung peninsula,
back Of Port Arthur. was received bY the
state department from Toxic this morning.
The despatch says the place Of landing
was on Kiuehow Bay, about A. miles
northeast Of Port Arthur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
INTERESTING FIGURES.

Growth Of \. m. c. A. Movement in YER
mont shown.
Montpelier, May b. State Secretary +.
rs. Morrison Of Burlington had some inter-
estlng charts of the u. M. 9. Al work in
Vermont on exhibition during the eonven-
tion, which win be sent to the internation-
al convention at Buffalo. May 11-15 They
show that the membership IL Vermont In
1875 was 673 while 1t is u0aA 23s9, The
association ID 1875 owned 81. 900 worth of
property In 1904 it has sI34 600. The
expenses OF running the association In 1875
was $8sl. In 1904 they are approximately
SfS. 1851.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.

Hotel al Norton Destroyed Yesterday
morning
Island Pond, May 5.-The Stetson
House at Norton, outbuildinps and two
houses adjoining we're destroyed by fire
about ten O'Clock last night. The in
mates escaped save Nellie May Pelletier,
a girl 10 years old, whose charred remains
were found this morning. Sne WAS em-
ployed as kitchen girl and 1t was her sec
ond night III the hotel The inmates lost
all their personal effects.
The Gre originated In the barroom,
caused presumably by dropped lighted
cigar or match near barrel Of alcohol
The occupants Of the other houses saved
nearly an their belongings. There Is
some Insurance on the property 5ut not
sufficient ID cover the loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
NEW CASES ENTERED.

several Barre Gases on the supreme Court
Docket.
Montpelier, May 5.-Among the cases
recently entered 10 county court are K. A.
Hoar vs. Harvey Hersey, Granite Savings
Bank and Matte III Ford trustees, pener.
al assumpsit. $4,000, Hoaf for himself
and Henry Ballard for defendant, who has
moved for specifications; Matte II. Ford
VS.. Harvey Hersey, Union Mutual Fire
Insurance company trustee, s., 900; Sheplee
and Jones vs.. City Of Barre, road case;
Q. III. Hale vs.. City Of Barre. road case,
Peck Bros VS.. Massucc0: George @. Nc.
Carthy vs.. Norman J Minard. trover;
Diamond supply Company VS.. Barre Sup
ply Company, Susan j. Jones VS.. John
JeIley, apt, Sargent for plaintiff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
cnriou. superstltIon.

In the island Of Guam a curious
superstition is held by the natives.
They believe that On certain night
all Of the dead come from their graves
and walk around, having good time.
TO facilitate the festive occasion a
candle is kept burning on every grave
through the night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
UGLY PuMORS AFLOAT.

Regarding Death OF Eerdwick Child
Last Week.
HaTdwiok, May 5,-The authorities in
yestigated the cause Of the Davy infants
death last Thursday afteFnaen, and while
they could find no evidence to prove inten-
tlonal criminal neglect or abuse were sat
isfed the child died from nothing less than
criminal abuse. Kerosene oil had been
applied to its chest and left on until it
burned the child There are some very
ugly rumors ahoat concerning the mat
fnft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
DETAILS OF LANDING.
Japanese Vessels We're Discovered BY Rus
sian Patrols.

Japanese Vessels We're Discovered by Rus
siaa Patrols.
Toxic, May 6-AdmiFal Rosuya, re-
porting the landing Of the Japanese on the
Ltaotaue peninsula fails 70 mention the
place Of the landing, but says "0nr sew
enth division arrived Of the peninsula 1t
at $50 o'clock on The morning Of May d,
and were discovered by number of the
enemy's patrols We bombarded them
several times and then a landing party
was ordered ashore. E
Il being low water the sailors waded
breast deep for about 1000 yards, reach
ing the beach at 80. They Immediately
advanced and took possession Of range
Of bills without firing shot, and planted
Gag on the hills. Three gunboats were
used to distract the enemy's attention.
They discovered hundred Of the enemy
and shelled them, killing several
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
svndieate MilIer Goes . Clinton.

Albany, n " May 6. William F..
Miller Of Franklin syndicate fame has
left Sing Sing prison in charge Of an
officer bound fof Clinton prison. n the
Adirondacks, in tie hope that The trans
fer viii mend his shattered health. Sam
Parks death from consumption prob
ably had something to do with hasten.
ing MiIlers transfer AIiiler's health
has been poor and he welcomes the
change to the north In the hope that he
may regain his health in the clear dry,
mvigorating air Of the mountains
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
DOG SAVED woMAN's LIFE.
Gave Warning OF Fire in House o. u J.
Bonnett at swanton.

Gave Warning OF Fire 10 House o. y u.
Bonnett at Swanion.
Swanton, May 5-A fire occurred at
the home Of Horace ]. Bennett, who lives
in the Quinn house on South River street
at about O'Clock this morning. Mrs.
Bennett was alone IN the house, her hus-
band and son having gone fishing. She
was lying on the lounge asleep when she
was suddenly awakened by the dog licking
her face jumping up she saw the room
was all aolaze aud she had to jump from
the wiadow IL order To escape. The alarm
was given and efforts we're made TO put
the Gre out but Il had obtained such head
way that nothing could be done and the
house and contents were practically total
loss The house and contents we're in
snred. The IRE is supposed to have caught
from an exploded lamp,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
DEATH AT WALDEN.

John Rogers, Father Of F. II. Rog
eEs Of This CITY.
Word was received this afternoon Of the
death at Walden Of John Rogers, father
Of Fred II. Rogers Of this city. The de-.
ceased had been sick with pneumonia,
death ensuing shortly before noon today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
THREE MINERS
ENT0MBED
Not Expected to Be Found
Alive.
ARE HEMMED in BY FIRE
Rescuing Party Is Working TO Extricate
Them and Put 0ut Fire in
Mine.
ARE HEMMED In BY FIRE

ShamOkin, Pa, May 6.-Fire which
started In the Locust Gap slope last night
is still burning fiercely. Michael Shannon
and John and Michael Boglin, residents Of
Locust Gap, who were ID the mine when
the fire broke out, are entombed, and It is
not known whether they are alive or not
a rescuing party is sinking an opening to
learn the fate Of the miners, while several
Ere companies are lighting the IRE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06

johnson, May 5. The Rev. III. G. Leach
Of Newton Center. Mass, has been called
to the pastorate Of the Baptist church 10
this place and win begin his labors the
last Of June.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
GET NEW PITCHER.

buFlINgfon Bas SECURED UampbeII q InI-
Yersity OF Vermont.
Burlington, May 5.-The management
of the Burlington summer base ball team
have secured the services Of Campbell
the University pitcher, who is doing such
good work. He will be the third pitcher
for the team and win assist Washburn and
Lawson, the star twirlers. Campbell in
his college games has shown that he has
good speed, curves and judgment, He Is
also hard hitter He viii be valuable
addition to the team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
THE REPORT
rs OFFICIAL
In the Retreat after Bat
tie of YaIu Sunday the
Russians Attacked a
Portion of Their Coun-
trymen FerociouSly.

London, May GA St. Petersburg des-
patch says that the japanese have landed
at Port Arthur on the west coast Of Liao.
tung peninsula, as well as at Pltsewo, on
the east coast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06

The relatives Of the deceased Mrs. Mar
tina Sowden desire hereby to express their
gratitude for the many tokens OF sympathy
extended during her sickness, also for the
beautiful floral tributes given as the last
mark of respect. Barre, vt, May 9th,
1904.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
BOTH MEN FINED.


WHHHIukNuH UHHNt.
The cases Of Edw DeForge and James
Cordiner who were arrested yesterday
morning for making disturbance at the
dance at Washington hotel Wednesday
night, were tried before Justice M. w.
Chamberlain at Washington yesterday az
ternO0n.
DeForge pleaded guilty to the charge Of
tumultuous and offensive carriage aud
was fined $40 with costs OF S10.98. Cor
diner pleaded guilty to breach Of the
peace and was fined SIS with costs 81
S12.51.
George Cologne, who was also present
at the dance, was arrested and taken into
court but his case was mol pressed M. M.
Gordon appeared for the latter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
Notice 10 Carpenters

There will Be q special meeting Of the
Carpenters ana Jolners Union, ia their
hall, Monday evening A full attendance
is desired. Per order, Local 4s1. S. K.
Doty, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06

Burlington, May 6.--Frank Z. Wash.
burn, a native of Montpelier died today
after an illness Of nine months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-06
no CLUE TO MURDERERS.

Young Waterford, n. " Boys skull bat
tered In,
Troy, N. Y, May Elmer Roberts.
an eleven year old boy, was found Ia an
outhouse at Waterford this morning, wilh
his skull battered In. The authorities have
no clue to the mufderers.