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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-05

there were no crowds to see the presi-
dents train, and no demonstration he
yond cheering here and there along the
way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-05
OPPOSITION DEFEATED.

Victoria, April "A vote of non-con-
fdence in the Mcbride government
moved by J. a. Mcdonald of ROssIand
leader of the opposition, was defeated
in the legislature today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-05

Rurnett's Vanilla
Leaves a good taste in the mouth It
is pure and wholesome Don't be cheat
ed with cheap goods.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-05
PRESIDENT AT
LOUISVILLE, KY.

Continued from Page j.
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DUNNE ELECTED
OVER HARLAN

Continued from Page II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
A BREEZE IN COURT.
"Hoss Case Brought to Sudden Finish
Man Fined for Contempt

A breeze blew through the city court
room yesterday afternoon. Before the
last faint sound of the gentle zephyr
died away, the trial Of "hoss case
had been stopped half way through, the
jury of six men "tried and true" had been
discharged and one Of the witnesses for
the plaintiff had been fined for contempt
Of court. II. F. Cutler, the liveryman,
was trying to get judgment against for
mer City Judge Walter E. Barney, now
Of Alva, Florida, for the keep" of a
horse. The witness who fell under the
displeasure of the court was w. Il.
Bixby Of East Barre. The six jurors
who found themselves so summarily put
out of a job were f. c. Eaton, II. A,
Holt, +. j. Page, w. G. Goodwin, I o.
Wales and Walter Emerson.
The plaintiffs testimony was about
all IN, and the court was awaiting for
the plaintiff to return with certain
letter which he had received from former
City Judge Barney. Three of the jurors
were out in the corridor enjoying a
smoke and three were IN their seats.
w. E. Bixby had just been cross.exan-
ined rather closely BY Mr.. Hoar, the de-
fendant's attorney, as to his business,
which be finally admitted might be CON
sidered that of a horse jockey
Speaking rather joeularly and address
ing no one in particular, Mr. BIxby
piped up from the front seat;
Il hope there amt any men on this
Jury who have ever traded horses, for
Hoar would make them out horse jock
.eys or liars"
The three jurymen in the room heard
the remark, Attorney Hoar jumped to
his feet.
Your Honor, I ask that this witness
be fined for contempt Of court.
Judge Fay pondered for moment and
then declared;
Il adiudge this person in contempt Of
court and fine him So. The jury is
discharged Mr.. Bixby win remain in
the custody Of the officer until the fine
is paid"
The fine was paid. The six jurymen
were settled with and discharged The
'hoss case1 will be tried january 1s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
WATER HEARING
RAGAIN PUT OVER
city's Controversy With Spring Water
Companies Partly Heard Before
Master Frank Plumley
Yesterday.

The hearing hsfore Frank Plumley Of
Northfeld, as master, Of the differences
between the spring water companies and
the city of Barre was again adjourned
yesterday afternoon, after days ses
sion, this time because Attorney George
w. Wing, one Of the spring water com
panies' representatives, had to be present
today during the investigation Of the
state insane asylum of which be is
a trustee. Considerable progress was
made, however, and the cityss side Of
the case win not require much more time.
1t is expected that when the hearing
is resumed all Of the testimony on that
side can be presented in a day. Those
examined yesterday were II. +. Cutler,
John Mcdonald, John ". Mcdonald, @.
w. Melcher, N. ID. Phelps and Abram
Mann. AT the previous hearing Drs.
y. Henry jackson and @. G.. Stickney
were heard.
City Attorney Gordon represented the
city and j Fl. Senter and G. w Wing
the Perry 4 Scribner and Mcfarland K
Boyce companies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
in GOOD CONDITION.
Mothers Society Reports Successful
Year Just Closed

The annual meeting OF the Mothers
Society, /. M. M. A. was held at the X.
OF C. hall yesterday afternoon, being
called to order by the retiring president,
Mrs. II. B. Midget, The records were
read by the secretary, Mrs @. N. Bene-
diet, and Mrs. II. j. Smith presented the
treasurer's report which showed that all
the bills had been paid up to date, and
that there was q considerable surplus
in the treasury. The membership Of
the society has also been greatly in
creased. Eleven new ones were taken
lin Yesterday afternoon. The officers
elected were as follows President, Mrs.
Id. M. Miles; vice president, AIRS. w.
IA. Liberveau; treasurer, Mrs. II. J..
Smith; secretary, Mrs. Harry Mcneil;
directors, Mrs. B. H. Wells, Mrs. E.
IN. Mears, Mrs. d. Nj Miles, and George
III. Elmore.
Any mother who wishes to join can
do SO by sending her name to the presi-
dent The admission fee is 81, and the
dues are twenty five cents year. Mem
lbership entities eli mothers and their
Ichildren to attend all parties given BY
the society
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
RESUME THEIR cRIBBAGE.
c. O. F. Defeated F. of A. in Opening
Game Last Evening.

The Interfraternity Cribbage league
resumed its schedule last evening with d
game between the Il. Of Al. and G. q.
F. teams which resulted in victory for
the G. o. +. team which won ut FIVE
tables to three for +. Of A. The result
by tables was as foiIwa. Nelson and
LeClair, G. o. r., defeated Mackie and
Milne, +. Of A.; Burke and Brault, G.
% f., defeated Flynn and Stephens, f.
of A.; Premier and Loranger, G. % II,
defeated Glib and Smith, r. of a.;
Moore and Good, c. o. T., defeated An
derson and Burgh, 4. Of A.; Goneo and
Kelly, G. Q. f., defeated Morrison and
Stewart, II. OF A.
Paterson and veale +. Of al, defeated
and White, c. o. r.; Smith
and Clark, F. Of A., defeated Nelson and
Tierney, G. O. f.; Evans and Williams,
Al of Al, defeated Gallagher and Me-
Nnlty, G. Q. +. The Clan Gordon and
l. @. Q. +. teams play tonight instead Of
Wednesday night as was scheduled
-iasl4 VI. . A
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
Fire at Capital Granite Com
pany'S Plant.
THE LOSS IS COMPLETE
Flames Started in Boiler Room Prasuri-
ably in Box of Shayings
Plant Was Not 0c-
cupied.

Fire, starting without doubt in the
boiler room Of the Capital Granite ronn-
panys plant just of Barre street IN
Montpelier at a quarter past seven
o'clock last evening destroyed the pAant
With all its contents and damaged con
siderably The end Of the plant Of the
G. R. Bianchi Granite company which
was in close proximity. The total loss
is placed at $4,000, on the Capital Gran
ite company's plant IN insurance of
about that amount on the she'd and con
tents was carried.
The plant has been shut down for
nearly a month, although some person
was seen at work about the Office and
boiler room during the afternoon. The
fire started in the latter room and il Is
thought from a box of shavings. The
entire plant was soon consumed. There
WAS little granite stock on hand as
there had been no cutting for some
time. Consequently the loss ii that re
speet will not be large All the ma
chineryy however, including the com
pressed air tools, polishing machines, a
twenty-ton trucking crane were de-
Istroyed The hand tools Of the workmen
were also lost. In the end of the
Bianchi companyss shed where the fire
did some damage there was considerable
machinery, which wars damaged, BY water
principally.
The buildings in the neighborhood are
close together and there was apprehen-
sion at one time that the flames would
spread over a larger area.
It was stated today that the origin
of the hTe Is a mystery. M0tornaan
Reagan Of the Seminary hill car line
said that when he went down the hin
there was nothing ont of the ordinary.
When his car came back from the trip
down State street the whole plant was
blazing. Six minutes are required for
the trip He says that the fire wan
blazing in three places, in the middle Of
the long shed and at each end Of the
boiler room.
The insurance On the property amount
Jed to $1,000, carried BY j. g. Brown
$4,000, Vermont Mutual $4,000. and
Union Mutual $4,000 There was
race all the forenoon to place attach
ments on the insurance. The first com.
ers reached the State House at 1920.
the next at 11:40 and the next at 1850.
The First National Bank Of Montpelier
heads the list with nm attachment Of
HS1500o Others are the London Assur-
ance Co., Boston and New Hampshire
Assurance Cos. T. w. Eagan was the
principal owner Of the property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
INSTALLATION AND DANCE.
Green Mountain Lodge, Manchester
Unity and Others.

Green Mountain Lodge, Manchester
Unity, T. 0. 0. f., held their annual in
stallaJion Of officers last evening in
knights Of Columbus hall Following
the installation refreshments were
served, after which dancing was enjoy
ed for several hours, music being fur
nished BY Prof and Mrs. Elmore. Be
sides the members Of Green Mountain
Lodge there were in attendance about
100 members Of Granite Mountain Lodge
Of Graniteville, and about so members
Of Granite City Lodge, |. @. 0. j. Ne. II.
The following officers were installed
by District Dep. G. NJ, David Joil: M
G., A. d. Smith; r. S. to N G., Frank
Mearns; i. s. to N. G., Richard At
fridge; NJ G., M. J. oliver; r.. S, to ".
CT, O. r. Lake; Il. S. TO v. c., r. John
son; G. M., Charles Williams; u. NJ and
chaplain, William oliver; p. s., Peter
Muteh; II. s., John Anderson; treasur-
or, Charles oliver; warden, John Begg;
conductor, James Reid; fret s. s., W..
d, Mckenzie; second S. s., William
Rowe; inside guard, Alex Cordineri out
side guard, William Fraser.
The committee III charge OF the affair
was Charles Williams, Il. 5. McMinn,
John, Charles and William oliver, Peter
Mutch and Alex Smith. DIR. Joe W.
jackson will act as physician for the
order until further notice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Cars Piled Up at Lyndonville Just Be
fore Noon Yesterday.

Lyndonville, Jan. 10.-A freight wreck
occurred just before noon yesterday a
mile above here on the Connecticut g.
Passumpsic division OF the Boston Il
Maine. A car wheel broke as the rear
of the train passed through covered
bridge and six cars were piled promiseu
ously in the bridge and many more scat
tered around just outside. No one was
hurt, but traffic was delayed about six
hours. Passengers on the through Mon
treal and Boston trains were carried by.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
INSTALLATION Ar pLAINFIELp.
Barre ohHcsrs Installed Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs.

Plainfeld, Jan. IO.-Areadia lodge.
No So, ]. Q. o. r., and Pleasant Valley
Rebekah lodge, No. a., OF this village
held a joint installation OF their officers
for the ensuing year in the halI last
evening. The officers of the Rebekah
lodge were installed by Mrs. Hattie Hay
den Of Barre, district deputy, assisted
by Mrs. Ella Brock Of Barre as grand
marshal.
Mr.. F. Spencer as D. D. G. NJ. as
sisted by Ralph Spencer as grand mar
sllai Of the Williamstown lodge, installed
the officers Of Arcadia.
The officers Of Pleasant Valley Lodge as
installed We're Mrs. Clara Bartlett, noble
grand; Mrs Gertrude Holt, vice grand !;
Miss Ethel Bemis, secretary; Miss Flora
Bemis, treasurer. The officers installed
for Arcadia lodge were II. c. Holt, noble
grand; j. w. Warhurst, vice grand: A.
+. Foss, secretaryi T. II. Bartlett, treas
urer.
Odd Fellows hall was well filed with
visiting brothers and sisters, friends and
members of the local lodges, making
nearly 200 people present. The installa-
tion work was especially well done by
the installing officers and watched with
much interest by those present An
orchestra of four pieces under the di-
rection Of Ernest j Batchelder Of Barre
concert programme during
the evening. Following the installation
a very enjoyable chicken pie supper was
served in the vestry Of the Congrega-
tional church.
Both the Arcadia and Pleasant Valley
lodges are in a very prosperous condi-
tion. Arcadia lodge was established April
10, 1894, and now has 90 members. The
Rebekah lodge was instituted on Feb
ruary 2, 1900 and already nearly equals
Arcadia lodge in membership, having ga
members in good standing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
MARRIED 4 WESTERN GIRL.
Harry NJ. Ream win Return From
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, With a Bride.

Announcement has been received II
this city Of the marriage lit zaneapilIe
Ohio, on Sunday, January s. IF MSss
katherine S. Russi, daughter 81 Mr
and Mrs. Charles Russi Of that e;tv ii
Harry NJ. Ream Of Barre After Fsh.
ruafy !, Mn. and Mrs. Rean will ba sa
home TO their friends at No. I5 VaIns,t
street They are expected to arrive ss
this city from GAINESVILLE soon and ,.;ls II
BE- welcomed hy the large number NJ
friends that the groom has made dnrinr
ms residence of four years here. He
Is the Barre representative Of Townsend
y Townsend & Co., wholesale granite
dealers, with headquarters at 1anes.
vile, Mr. Ream's former home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
MYSTERY
DEEPENS
Foul Play Theory is Gaining
Strength
In WINO0SKI TRAGEDY.
Body Of Louis Lamoreux Was Buried
This Afternoon Without Service
Both Prisoners
Reticient,
in WINO0SKI TRAGEDY.

Burlington, Jan. 10.-The mystery sur
rounding the death Of Lonis Lamoreux
of Winooski deepens. The theory Of
foul play is strengthened as investigation
by the state progresses. Attorney GEN
eral G. G. Fits Of Brattleboro will be
here Thursday to consult with States
Attorney Sherman. A hearing has not
been set The prisoners are silent and
have not yet secured counsel.
The body Of Lamoreux was buried
from the undertaking rooms this after
noon. There We're no services. The bur.
ial was near the st. Faneis Xavier cene-
terry in Winooski.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
OLD OFFICERS REELECTED.
Peoples National Bank Holds Annual
Meeting.

The Peoples National Bank held its
annual meeting in its banking rooms.
Worthen block, this forenoon and re.
elected the old board OF directors as
follows: @. W. Melcher, S. ID. Allen.
Charles W. Averill, r. d. Ladd. W. D'
Smith, a. j. Young, T. ]. Bolster, II N.
Braley and Ira G. Calef AT sutses
quent meeting Of the directors g. Nv.
Melehor was chosen president. +. NJ.
Braley vice president, ID. p. Town cash.
ier and Fred L. Hanson bookkpener
The Peoples National Bank benan
business Jan. 2, 1904 and or Yan
1905, carried deposits Of S150,4ol .05.
For the second SIX months OF tie wear
it declared q dividend of 2 per cent ID
stockholders and begins ths second wear
with q surplus and profits 81 $a.ags
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
WAS ROUGHLY HANDLED.
Autopsy on Body Of Louis Lamora Dis
closes Very Many Injuries.


Winoosiki, Jan. 10.-The investigation
into the death of Louis Lamora, who was
found dead near his home on West Cen
ter street early Sunday morning, was
continued in Winoosli all day yesterday.
The mans skull was crushed in near the
top of the head and not at the back
as was generally supposed, The bone
was forced down, crowding the brain,
several blood clots being found on the
brain. The injury was evidently infict-
ed by some blunt instrument much Iarg-
er than a hatchet, judging from the ma
ture of the wound The blow was
struck with considerable force and drove
the bone against smaller ones above the
cheek bones and extending under the
eyes, causing the diseoloration under the
left eye, which was mentioned yester-
day. Two ribs were broken in front and
one in back. One rib was forced in
so far that it was resting against the
internal organs. The condition Of the
mans body went to show that he had
undergone a very severe handling before
death claimed him. The theory new is
that the man quarrelled with some one
the night previous and in the fight
which ensued blows were delivered which
proved fatal. The body was then placed
outside on the walk TO bear out the Inn
preston that the man had fallen and
crushed his skull.
The injuries to the head indicate that
large hammer OF axe was used and
yesterday morning while searching the
room Of the suspected man an officer
found an axe. This was taken and will
probably be used later for an exhibit
when the case comes to trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
SURVIVORS RETURN
Part Of Crew of Steamer Which Was
Blown Up Christmas Day.

New York, Jan. TO- The steamer Ge-
no arrived here today from Bermuda
with the seven surviving members of
the crew Of the ship Marpesia which
was blown up at sea Christmas day
and eleven Of the crew killed. The sur
vivorH were picked up the same day and
were landed at Bermuda. The Marpesia
was loaded with a cargo Of naptha.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
EDITOR A MESSENGER.
Arthur F. Stone Will Garry Vermont
Votes to WASHINGTON.

Montpelier, Jan. TO- The electoral
college OF Vermont which on yesterday
afternoon cast its four votes for Theo-
dore Roosevelt for president, chose Edi.
tor A. +. Stone Of the St. Johnsbury
Caledoniau, one Of the members as mes.
senger to carry the votes from Vermont
ID Washington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
POLICE REPORTS,
Intoxication Arrests Were Reduced One
Half in 1904.

Rutland, Jan. 10.-The records Of the
chief Of police show 425 arrests made in
Rutland during the past year. $50 Of
these persons were prosecuted and the
rest were released. The charges include
intoxication, 243; breach Of peace, 90;
larceny, 40; tramping, 16; liquor selling,
70; refusal to support, 5.
la the year 1908 there were $50 ar
rests, including 439 for intoxication, 81
for breach Of the peace, IS for larceny
and . for selling liquor.
The arrests for intoxieation were re-
duced nearly one half in 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
SIGNAL HONOR CONFERRED,
KAISER Decorates stoessel and Nogi With
ROYAL INSIGNIA.

Berlin, Jan. 10--Kaiser William has
conferred an order pour le merite1
which is usually given to members Of
royalty only, on Generals Stoessel and
Nogi. Tie order was conferred only af
ter the Kaiser had obtained permission
TO do so from the emperors Of Russia
and Japan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
BEAULIEU-LEcLAIR
Quiet Wedding This Morning It "
monica's Church.

Charles Beaulieu and Miss Laura Z
Clair were united IN marriage s. IN, M
Monica's church at 8 o'clock tbis sls'
ing by Father Cray. Alexander 81 .fl's n
father Of the bride, and Sifroid asss.;.'..
brother OF the groom, were .v{E.ssss.s ''.''s
Of the marriage High mass w..s
brated and Mrs. A q Moore ana
Rose Cook sang. aas
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaulieu w;iI
this city, where the groom ssn rs
as stoneentter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
RAILROAD MEN BOWL.
Barre Central Vermont Employees Beat
Montpelier.

a team Of bowlers made up Of EN-
ployees at the local Central Vermont
station, defeated similar team Of
bowlers from Montpelier at Alexanders
alleys last evening By taking all three
strings Of the game Montpelier did not
have 50 good team as they did when
they rolled the Barre's at Montpelier last
week, having lost two men who played
in the league Both teams had strictly
Central Vermont employees last even
ing.
The arora.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
GRAFT IN AUSTRIA.
Former Minister Won Koeler's Alleged
Doings Revealed.

Vienna, Jan. 10.--Die ziet today
prints an article, IN which Or. Won Koe-
Ter, who recently held the Austrian pre-.
miership, is accused of selling seats in
the upper house of the legislature TO
rich manufacturers The price, accord
ing To the paper, was 100000 crowns for
each seat. The money thus secured was
used as a bribery fund TO substitute
neNsnanars
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
TWO GUNS AND A DIRK.
Carried BY Man Who Is An Alleged Des
perado, Arrested at Keene.

Athol, Mass, Jan. 10,-A man sup
posed to be the desperate who terror
ized Mrs. Elsino c. Ward, 65 years old,
of Petersham, has been brought here,
having been arrested in Keene. lie car
ried two gnns and a dirk knife
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
Barra Lumper Bankrupt.

Burlington, Jan. 10.A petition in vol
untary bankruptcy was fled yesterday
at the district court clerks Office il
Burlington by George I. Carey, a grant,
Jumper Of Barre. Liabilities s355.17, as
sets s65, exempt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
Many Troops Have Been Sent
From Port Arthur
SAYS RELIABLE REPORT.
Japanese Have Cleared Up 3e5 Mines
Within a Radius of 40
Miles of the
Port.

London, Jan. 10.--New Chwang ad,
vices say that $4,000 Of General Nogis
men have left Port Arthur and gone to
reinforce Field Marshall Oyama at Shak.
he river
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
MINES CLEARED UP.
Japanese Have Taken Up 3s5 Within 40
Miles of Port Arthur.

Toxic, Jan. 10. The Ministry Of Ma
rine has reported that 395 mines have
been cleared up within a 40 mile radius
of Port Arthur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
Russian squadron sighted.

Port Said, Jan. 10.--The Russian
squadron under Admiral Botrovsky, the
last Of the Baltic feet bound for the Far
East, was sighted of Port said this
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
FAMOUS DENTIST 4 SUICIDE.
Emperor Williams American Doctor
Shot Himself in Head.

Berlin, Jan. I0.--Dr. Alonzo III. Sill
yester, Emperor Williams famous Amer
lean dentist, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself through
the head
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
MEDICAL REGISTRATION BOARD.
DR.. E. B. Whitaker Of Barre Chosen
Treasurer Today.

DR. Il. b. Whitaker Of this city was
today elected treasurer of the state
board Of medical registration, at the
FIRST meeting Of the board held at Mont
pelier today The other officers are,
Dr. Henry jackson Of aWterbury, presi-
den, Or. w Scott Nay Of Underhill, sec
retary,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-10
INVESTIGATION STARTED.

state Hospital for the Insane Is Being
Looked Into.
Montpelier, Jan. 10.--In the supreme
court room today was begun the inves-
tigation Of the state hospital for the
insane by the committee recently APP
pointed BY Gov Bell. Trustee George
w. Wing was the first one examined.
Gov. Bell and Attorney General Fits
were present.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-18
Annual Blowout.

The Warren Engine Company gave
its annual banqet and good cheer time
last evening at the eng inc house
The boys have held this meeting since
the organization in 1868, and once
year all of the members and a few
friends gather about the feastive
board and make merry.
A few of the original members are
left. such as Dan Kitzmeyer, Lep
Stern. John Trapp and one or two
others who never get past the age
when fire is worth running to. ''The
old machine" is still in the shop AMI
ready for duty, but the only service
that it gets is a warming up on state
occasions and is good to look upon for
old time sake.
The Warrens have certainly per
formed their duty in dis city and the
way the organization hangs together
is areditahle TO the mem hers and =
general benefit to this community.