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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
japanese City is Now Under
Martial Law.
MOB IS ON THE RAMPAGE
All Buildings in Many villages Were
Razed This Morning Shock
Lasted for Eighteen
Seconds.

Toxic, Sept s.-Martial law rules
Toxic today. Notwithstanding this fact,
however, and that the military forces
have been increased, the temper Of the
people which has manifested itself IN
continued demonstrations since the an
no8neement Of the conclusion ct peace,
has not been subdued-
Rioting was resumed last night, and
under cover Of darkness the mob
wrought great deal Of damage, An
attempt was made to cut off the city >
light supply, and despite the troops, the
attempt nearly succeeded.
Failing IN this attempt the mob turn
ed its attention to tying UP the street
car service. The tramway system was
completely paralyzed the rioters stop
ping cars in the streets and setting them
afre.
Several important building along the
CANA roadway were also fired. Vne
large police station and several SUD. .sta-
tions were likewise fired.
Foreigners at the Imperial Hotel were
protected by military guard which sur
rounded the hotel all night long
The Il. IT. Hartman party was at
tackled Wednesday night while attending
and returning from dinner given by
Baron Some, minister Of finance. DR.
W. G. Lyle and j, G. McNight were
caught in crowd on their way to the
dinner and were stoned. Lyle was struck
bv a missile and slightly hurt. After
dinner d detachment Of soldiers escorted
tie party to the legation, where the
crowd stopped Representative schwerin
Crowds menacing the neighboring pollee
kiosk filled the space ii front Of the
American legation and hooted and ieer-
ed. Soldiers escorted the Hartman par
tn who with fixed bayonets charged
tile crowd and cleared the street. ane
guarded the legation throughout ths
night. The dinner planned for last
night in honor Of the Hartman party
did not take place owing to the disturb
ed condition of the city.
The mob burned and destroyed ten
Christian churches and one mission
school Wednesday night The peopli
were not injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
UEIvERsALIsT officers.
Elected at State and Province Conven-
ton Yesterday.

The local Universalists who have been
attending the state and province com
vention Of their organization, returned
last evening. At the meeting Of the
convention Yesterday the following Off
GERS were elected for the year Presi-
dent, the Rev. e. H. Marggraf of st.
Adams; vice president, the Rev. Dr.
Walter Dole Of Northfeld; secretary,
the Rev. Alvin Smith 81 Piainfeld;
treasurer, Ne III. Gladding Of Randolph
trustee for three years, Joel Blaekmer of
Stockbridge; committee of fellowship
the Rev. Fl E. Adams Of Rochester, the
Rev. G. Ri Fortier Of Bethel, the Rev
Il. q. Leavitt OF Below Falls, I. N
IeBaIron Of Morrisyille, n. M. Black
mer Of stockbridge; preacher Of occa
sional sermon, the Rev. A. +. Walsh 81
st. JohnshuFy; delegates to the genera
convention ia Minneapolis III October
the Rev. A. m. Blackford Of Whining
ton. j. N. Emery of Derby Line. +. i
Masseek Of Brattleb0ro, G. CT Conner D
Barre, 1. Il. Ieavitt Of Bellows Falls
g. r. Burroughs of White River juno
iion, D. III. Pennover Of Springfield, AM
d. ID. Stanley of Washington, Mrs.
MI. spear of HaftIand, Mrs. g. TT Penn
oyer Of Springfield and AIRS. A. NJ. Black
ford of Wilmington.
The Woman's Missionary Societ,
elected these officers: President, Mrs
Alice Allen Of Waterloo, Que; vie
president, Miss Carrie Underwood D
st. Johnsbnry; secretary, Mrs. Cora i
Wood Of this place; treasurer, Mrs. Su
sic Reach OF this places executive com
mittee. Mrs. Maria Tinker Of Morris
vile, Miss Lucie Calef Of Washington
and the Rev. Frances Kimball of Rich
mond
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
BURIED IN RUINS.
Two Killed by Collapse Of Building ii
New York

New York, sept. s.-Two persons
we're killed when building at Grand
and Mott streets collapsed yesterday.
The building Is said to have been con-
demned two years ago, but has been
permitted To be occupied since. Thos
MeGavern, foreman in the building de-
partment Is under arrest in connection
with the collapse on a charge Of crim-
inal negligence.
The dead;
Maria Garioso, 16 years old.
Jos. Farinia. 4S years old.
Nearly d score of persons were injured,
some suffering broken limbs.
Al policeman yesterday noticed o big
crack III one Of the walls Of the build
ing. which was occupied for various
business purposes. He gave the alarm
and ordered every one out Of the strue-
ture. Pedestrians were warned not to
90 near the place, but many paid no at
tention to tie order.
The Garosio girl was passing the
building when the collapse came and
she was almost instantly killed. Fa-
rinia had returned to the building to
get some of his belongings and was
caught by the falling walls, being dead
when taken out The injured persons
included several policemen. tremen and
tenants of the building, who had de-
elined to leave at the first alarm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
RUSSIANS AT BANQUET.
witte Proposed Toast to President
Roosevelt.

RDISSFGths
New York, sept. s,-col George Har-
vey entertained at dinner last night at
the Metropolitan club the Russian peace
ENJOYS, Mr.. Witte and Baron De Rosen,
and the members Of their suites. The
dinner company numbered more than so
persons.
Mr. Witte spoke first, saying he had
insisted upon being accorded that privi-
lege that lie might have the honor to
propose toast TO the Health of the
illustrious Statesman, Theodore Roose-
yelt.n He addedi
AT the same time, it is my great
pleasure and / believe it my duty to
propose toast to the prosperity Of the
great and marvellous American people,
who are 50 admirably personifed ia the
president. / drink to this glorious re-
public and its president, Mr.. Roose-
welt"
Colonel Harvey followed Mr.. Witte
and proposed d health to the Russian
emperor, which was drunk standing. He
Offered d greeting from the great white
nation of tile west to the great white
nation Of the east.
Baron De Rosen gave a personal esti-
mate Of the Russian emperor and said
it was next 70 impossible for any one
to conceive the responsibility Of the man
who governed one hundred and fifty mil
lions Of people and q territory embrae-
| ing one-sixth OF the inhabited portion
Of the globe. When President Roose'
selt whispered the word peace" II
found d herty echo in the breast Of the
emperor,
Elihn Root, secretary Of state, CON
graduated the ENJOYS ON the success oi
their missions. He referred to the conrt
age which had enabled the representa-
tfpes of both nations To make peace for
he said, II required more courage Il
make peace than 10 make war.
Men who cry most loudly for war,
Air. Root continued, and Who eriticist
tho inevitable concessions to honorable
peace. are the weaklings who never fight
tt Is the intithesis oil these qualitie:
which have made oir president such Z
| fitting emmissary Of peace. Only hs
who is known to be Wiling 10 maxi
war Is heard with respect when be inn
piores for peace"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
WANT SERVICE PENSION.
G. A. R. Convention Decides to Ask Con
gress for It.


Denver Sept. s. Tire first meeting Of
the legislative body Of the 30th annual
eneaInpment of the Grand Army OF the
Republic began yesterday at the Broad
way fhreatre. State and city officials
welcomed the old soldiers TO the city
and responding speeches were made by
Commander-in- Chief King and others.
The remainder of the sessions was se-
cret
The committee on pensions favored
d reitefation of the action taken at the
last two national encampments which
Is that d general service pension bill
be passed hv Congress, giving every man
who served 90 days III tile rebellion
and received an honorable discharge q
pension Of St2 month after he has
arrived at the age Of SO years and d
like amount to widows who had married
the soldiers prior To the passage of the
act of June 2T, 1890 This recommenda.
tion was unanimously endorsed
Gen. King then delivered his address.
When he came to that part referring
To the daughters Of Veterans associa.
ton, memory Of the recent loss of his
daughters. who were members of the
association, oyercame him aud He Sat
down, The tears streaming down his
cheeks. The paragraph was read BY
Past Commander.in-Chief Wagner.
The United States Veterans Singal
Corps association has elected for presi.
dent ". tx. BurchineIl Of Denver.
George II. Henry Of Massachusetts
was chosen adiutant-g general to succeed
Mr.. StiIlings. now junior vice command
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
VIOLATED POSTAL LAWS.
Charge on Which ]. ]. Kennedy, Jry Was
Placed in Jail.

Burlington, spet s. j Kennedy,
.Il.. for years clerk III 4. Henry Par
kel's drug store, was yesterday placed
in jail BY Thomas Reeves, deputy United
States marshal, on d charge Of sending
indecent literature through the mail
The alleged oifense was committed
months ago and consisted Of letters writ
ten to Burlington men containing OBJ
scene words.
Post Office inspectors took the case
in hand and kennedy was arrested. Mr.
Parker became his bondsman ID the sum
Of $500. Wednesday night II was learn
ed that Mfr Kennedy was about to leave
the city. He was prevented and yester.
day Mr. Parker surrendered him to De
putty Marshal Reeves. He spent thg
afternoon in trying u secure bondsmer
hut was unsuccessful and shortly be
fore six o'clock was placed ii jail. Ths
case will come UP for trial at the 0cto
her term Of the United States courts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
WEDDING or LOCAL INTEREST.
Miss Sadie n. Eastman Becomes Bride
Of Richard H. Bacon.

4 wedding HI which Barre people will
be interested took place at the Congre-
gatioRal church iii North Stratford yes
teraaY lit eleven o'clock when AFiss
Sadie N. Eastman. daughter al TIE Rev.
A ], Eastman, formerly of East Barre
was united III marriage TO Richard II
Bacon ct Chelsea. The church was
beautifully decorated III green aud white
The wedding march was PLAYED bv
the church organist, Miss Maud Nosher.
and the bridal party was preceded hv
two little flower girls dressed iii white.
The bride was gowned in cream white
mousseline de s0ir, trimmed with duch-
ess lace. She carried brides roses. The
father of the bride was the oflieiatino
clergyman, being assisted by tie Rev.
benjamin q. Marshall of Sfarborp .on
the Hudson, N. H.
After the ceremony a wedding reeep-
tion was held at The home Of fhe bride
at which forty guests were present. III.
Icluding Barre, Montpelier and Chelsea
people. Mr.. and AIRS. Bacon received
many presents, among which was d larpa
sum of money. They left for short
wedding trips after which they viii ~
to North CharlestoWn, II. Fl. where fha
groom has recently entered upon ths
Ilneroantile business.
The bride II wellknow III this cifv
East barre and Chelsea. She was or
ganist at THE Hedding Methodist church
this city, until her father went to Noati
stratford from East Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
EXPLANATION or RIOTS.
Correspondent Says They Are Caused by
the Arrest Of Five Leaders.

London, Sept. sThe Toxic cores
pondent Of the Daily Telegraph attri-
butes the disorders IN the Japanese eapi-
taE Il the arrest of five leaders Of public
opinion. He says that representatives
from tile whole Of Japan met Wednesday
night and resolved to organize national
movement from H0kkaido to Formosa
and to memorable the throne and the
government against the ratification Of
tile treaty Of Portsmouth.
The correspondent says that he an
ticipates the issue Of an aimperial mani
festo to the people. He describes the
rioters as composed mainly Of fanatics
hired bv agitators. He believes that
the object of the mobs is to deprive
the city Of light and then to liberate
the prisoners III the iails.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
FRIGHTENED
TO DEATH
Rochester, N. Y, Woman
Heard Son Shoot.
AND DIED INSTANTLY
The Son Came Home Late and Had
a Quarrel With Some Companions
Mrs. Albert c. Jones
the Victim.

Rochester, n. ", Sept. Mrs. AL
bert G. Jones died of fright at her home
here early this morning. The woman's
son came home in the early hours Of
the morning with several companions
He engaged in an alteration with one
Of his friends and rushing into the house
seized revolver. Then he ran into the
street again. Jones discharged the re-
volver twice, and at the second shot
his mother dropped dead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
HIGHEST POSSIBLE SCORE.
Lee Morgan Bowled a Total Of 800 at
Burlington Alleys.

Burlington, Sept. s.The highest pos
sible individual bowling score was made
last night at the bowling academy by
Lee Morgan, who bowled q total of 300
He was playing q match game with
Dr. Chase.
This score has been eqnalled in this
city only once before and was then made
by j. b. Henderson. Local bowling ex.
perts say this Is the second time the
score has been made III Vermont. For
many months Mr.. Henderson has held
the highest score, and It is probable that
match viii be arranged between him
and Mr.. Morgan to determine who il
champion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
ADJOURNED PICNIC.
VIII Be Held at Caledonia Park Tomor-
row Afternoon

Owing to the fact that some Of the
clerks, BARRIERS and carpenters who were
members of the Labor Day committee
will be unable to attend the adjourned
picnic tonAOrrow afternon at Caledonia
park, a meeting of the Central Labor Tn.
ION was held last evening to reaFrangs
the committees The games and sports
viii be run of as arranged.
The management has secured a spec
ial train OH the Montpelier 81 Wells
River railroad, I'd leave tile local station
Fat 1.3o o'clock, and leaving tile grounds
at $50 p. n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
THIRTEEN CASES TYPHOID.
Health 0ficer and Food Inspector Try
ing to Determine Cause.

There are thirteen cases Of typhoid
fever IN Barre at the present time, all
ii mild form. Health Officer 7 w,
Jackson and Food Inspector i. Z. Leon
ard are trying to trace the origin Il
il not thought they come from water
IL five different supplies are used IN
different families where the cases have
developed. Milk is now under suspicion
and samples have been sent to the
state laboratory for analysis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
RI0TfNG IN CHIBA.
The prefeetorate Building and Court
House Reported Burned.

Toxic, Sept. SIT il reported that
there Il rioting at Chiba, town with a
population Of 10000, 20 miles east Of
Toxic. The prefectorate building and
the court house are reported to have been
burned
The government has suspended the
further publication Of tie Niraku, a
newspaper printed III Toxic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
TO BE HANGED.
Naturalized American Under Sentence
at Constantinople.

Berlin, Sept SIT is reported here
that Ghirkes Nartanian, natmalized
American citizen, who has been COM
mitted to death at Constantinopie for
tile murder Of an Armenian merchant,
named Undiian, will be hanged tomor-
row. The Porte intends to ignore the
protest of the American ambassador. II
lis expected that this will lead to serious
differences between the United States
and Turkish governments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
srAMp1NG ouT INsURREcTIoN.
Feared THAT General Movement May
Spread Over Russia.

ST. Petersburg, Sept s.--The distur-
bances which have occurred II Caucasus
and which resulted in 50 much bloodshed
ana obstruction of property to an enorm-
ous figure, has greatly alarmed the gov
erument. 1T ii feared that as the result
III riotina In that section Of the coun-
trv Ill insurrection may spread through
out all Russia.
For this reason strict orders have
been given the governors Of all proyin'
ces to stamp out at any cost any IN
aurreetion which may arise. As q con
sequence over 500 peasants in Vitebsh
district have been arrested for partici
Dating in agraian riots there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
CHARTER OAK WINNERS.
Harrison Wilkes Took the 2:12 Trot-
Two Futurity Events,

Hartford, Conn, Sept. s.-The 2;t2
trot furnished the sport Of the day at
the Charter Oak grand circuit meet yes
terday, Harrison Wilkes winning
The futurity for PAGERS was disap-
pointing as the horses broke repeatedly,
In the first heat Easter Lily and Bon
nolet ran all the way and were distancei
and the second heat proved easy for Miss
AdbelI, who won first and third money.
In the futurity trot Bon Voyage made
an easy win.
Kid Shay III the 2.14 trot won all
three heats and was never headed.
Stein captured the three last heats and
the race in the 2ff0 pace, the strong
finish Of the horse being feature Of the
meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
pENFIELD's MISSION.
Is to Investigate Business Relations in
South America

Oyster Bay, Sept Silt was annomc-
ea at the executive Office this morning
that Judge Benfeld, solicitor of the state
department, sailed Tuesday for Brazil,
to investigate business relations Of the
South American republics with the
United States
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
NO RACES YESTERDAY.
Mud Ankle Deep on Sheldon Junction
Track.

Sheldon Junction, Sept, s.Nature
was unkind again yesterday and the
Sheldon fair suffered accordingly. The
track was ankle deep nj mud at noon and
even the exercise Of the race horses was
cut out. The races will be run off today
beginning with the first race on the card.
the green race for Franklin county
horses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
Notice to Labor pay Ticket Holders.

All those having ticket stubs in their
possession will be admitted into Gale
donia park on presenting same to ticket
collectors. BE sure and bring The stub.
Per Order Labor Picnic Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08

from Toxic. His associates were Of the
opinion that the hostile demonstration
was III no way personal Mr.. Hsrriman's
visit TO Japan, is was declared, was en-.
firely for recreation and pleasure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
THE MoB's VIOLENCE.
street Cars Burned in the Streets Of
Toxic.

London, sept. s.A delayed despatch
from Toxic says that one hundred
street cars were burned IN the streets
bv the mob Wednesday night. The
number Of fatalities up to date Il given
As eight. There have been 500 arrests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
FELT IN SICILY
Earthquakes Damages There Are Not
Known at Present.

Messiah, Sicily, Sept sAn earth
quake was felt here this morning. The
extent Of the damage is not known. No
casualties have been reported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
STILL I'M JAIL.
pr. J. ". Merrow Didn't Secure $50 COO
Bail

Burlington, Sept. i. Dr. j. NJ. Nsr-
row, who was placed in Jail "Wednesday.
charged with maI practice, did not IA.
cure Che S50,0o0 required bail yeste. Nv
and still remains in the custody 81 SER
iff Horton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
Not 4 Personal Affair.

New York, Sept. Sat the Southern
Pacific offices it was said that no word
i,ad been received from Mr, Hartman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
ROOSEVELT CONCERNED.
At the Report Of Uprising in japanese
Capital

Oyster Bay, Sept. s-Not until late
last night did the president learn Of
the serious disturbances in Toxic lie
expressed concern over the situation.
Thus far, it is said, officially no sd
vices have been received from Minister
Briscom, at Toxic, or from any one
official source in japan regarding the
demonstrations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
FIGHTING CONTINUES.

Latest Reports from Baku Say Troops
Are Powerless
ST. Petersburg, Sept. s.-The latest
reports from Baku say that fighting
continues without abatement The
troops are utterly unable to cope with
the situation, although they have been
using artillery with terrible effect.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-09-22
WOMAN DIES OF BURNS.
Horrible Accident at Humboldt, 8. D.
Contractors in Bankruptcy.

Horrible Accident at Humboldt, 8. D..
Contractors in Bankruptcy.
Miss May Burning of Humboldt,
Minnehaha county, met a horrible
death as the result of her clothing
catching fire while getting the family
meal. She dashed for the outside of
the house in wild endeavor to extin-
guish the flames. Before she could be
stopped and the fire extinguished she
made three circuits of the building.
The filing of petition in voluntary
bankruptcy by Frank d. Mills and
Guy c. Mills of Sioux Falls, who have
carried on building contracting bust
ness under the firm name of F. D..
Mills & Son, has created something
of sensation. They place their liza
bilities at $1S,453.O6 and their assets
at $1,000.
Among their largest creditors are
the Sioux Falls National bank, in the
sum of $3.50, and Symms- Powers
company of Sioux Falls, in the sum
of $3.50.
Last spring the senior member Of
the firm disappeared in Kansas City
under circumstances which indicated
he had been murdered, and for several
weeks the police of that city carried
on an investigation in a vain attempt
to unravel the mystery. After some
weeks he was located at Portland, Or,
and finally returned to his home in
this city.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-09-22
BUILD TO RAPID CITY.
Northwestern e. Missouri Line Be.
Iieved to Be Trunk Branch

lleved to Be Trunk Branch.
Prof. McI-aurey of the state school
of mines has returned to Rapid City
from Chicago with information con-
corning the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroad of great interest to all
jewellers there.
The belief now is prevalent that this
road intends to make Rapid City it's
terminal point, and that work with
that end in view will be pushed rapid
ly. The recent survey of eighty acres
of land adjacent to the city would
show that this ground was at least
under consideration as terminal sta
ton.
1t now is believed that it is the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road
which is building the extension known
as the Northwestern & Missouri road
from this city to Mystic. One fact
which points in that direction is the
fact that the light rails with which sew
eral miles of this road already were
equipped have been taken up and
heavy rails, suitable to trunk line,
have been put down in their stead.
Were this road werely to serve the
purpose of a connecting link between
Rapid and Mystic, the other rails
would have been sufficient 1t is be-
lieved also that the St. Paul will run
only a spur to Deadwocd, which it will
reach from Pactola.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-09-22
mo DIP, NO SHIP"
cattIemen Find 1t Pays to Comply
With Statute

cattIemen Find 1t Pays to Comply
With Statute.
Under the provisions of the ruling
of Judge Whiting of the Ninth circuit
many of the stock owners in the east
ern counties of what is called the in
fected part of the state did not follow
the dipping order of the state board.
Now that DR.. Ramsey of the govern
ment bureau has taken charge of the
situation and has promulgated the or
der, No dip, no ship" the stockmen
in the counties along the Missouri
river, who all complied with the order
of the state board, are reaping the
benefits Of their compliance. Cattle
buyers are making no stops in the
counties which refused to comply with
the dipping regulations, as they do not
care to invest in cattle which they
cannot ship and the Missouri river
owners are the ones who are getting
their cattle on the market. Buyers are
ranging in Hughes and Sully coun-
ties, buying all the good stuff they can
find and at prices considerably in adj
vance OF those paid last year. The
cattle owners say they have won in
two ways by the dipping; first. in the.
improved condition of their cattle, and
second, in the fact that they are in
shape to get their stuff on the market.
while those who refused to dip are
losing on both these propositions.