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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
BRITISH SAILOR HERE.
John Downs of H. M. 5. Essex Visits
His Sistet.

Dressed in the sailors costume Of the
English navy, John Downs, of His Mai
esty's Warship Essex, arrived in town
to pay a visit to Miss katherine Downs
OF this city. The Essex reached New
York ON Thursday, and it is Downs
first visit to America. The visit Of the
ship had nothing to do with the trip
of Prince Louis, who is now in New
York, but it was on the course of a
regular cruise. Downs will remain about
week, and viii then return to New
York TO go on board the Essex, which
leaves for Gibraltar. Downs says he
thinks he would hike Vermont in spite
of the cold weather.
He says that his ship was within
hearing distance of the Dogger Bank
incident, which nearly resulted ia an
embroglio between Great Britain and
Russia a year ago. They heard
firing on the fishing fleet, but tn 8
nothing Of it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
EVIDENCE
is NOW ALL In
Committee To Probe State
Prison to Prepare Report.
ALL-DAY SESSION HELD
Testimony of Yesterday Brought Out
Little But Charges and Denials
Among the Prison
Employees.

Windsor, Nov. l0.--The state prison
investigation by the special legislative
committee was resumed here yesterday
after weeks adjournment. it had
been expected that Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers,
under sentence Of death for the murder
of her husband, Marcus, would take the
stand to testify as TO certain alleged
irregular proceedings in the institution,
but il was the opinion of many of the
committee that her testimony would not
be necessary.
The first witness called was Miss S.
j. Durkee, the matron, who testified
about the alleged confession made by
Mrs Rogers concerning implied rela-
tions with Vernon Rogers, q convict.
1t has been said that Mrs. Rogers had
confessed verbally to Miss Durkee, and
then, at the latter's request, had writ
ten confession. 1t has been charged
that Miss Durkee had kept back in her
report Of the confession certain state
menfs concerning Warden Il. D. Harpin.
This Miss Durkee denied.
Mrs. Georgia Loukes, one of the ems
ployees at the prison, gave testimony to
conversation Mrs. Rogers held with At
troney General CLARK G. Fits In regard
to the confession.
Statements dealing with the alleged
laxity OF discipline in the institution
were made by Mrs. Carrie Foster and
Mrs. Eroe Lyford, two cellmates Of Mrs.
Rogers. East testified to seeing Mrs.
Rogers ON different occasions entering
the room OF Miss Kinball, formerly as
sistant matron, where, the witnesses
testified, Mrs. Rogers would remain for
some time.
Among the witnesses were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Barry. Barry at one time
was prisoner at the Windsor institu-
tion. and his wife was an employee.
Their testimony dealt with alleged im-
proper proposals said to have been made
to Mrs. Barry By Warden Harpin. Har-
pin took the stand and denied that
he had ever had improper relations with
Or made improper proposals TO Mrs
Barry.
A mild sensation was sprung In the
evening when J. b. Moore, a night guard,
testified that he was the one that had
taken the letter from Mrs. Rogers to
Attorney Enright, which was mentioned
at the last hearing. He also admitted
| sending IS to Mrs. Rogers IN the kind
ness Of his heart after consulting with
his wife about it.
| +. C. Peasely, an ex-guard, denied
having any improper relations with Mrs
Rogers, and John Green told OF his
shooting himself while guard at the
prison, but denied that it had anything
to do with Miss Parker
Former Superintendent +. w. Oake:
denied that he was guilty Of any graft
the total amount Of goods that he tool
to Lake sunapee each year not amount
ing to more than S1.50 or $500. III
denied using the state mileages fer his
| private use. It was shown from ths
prison reports TINT nearly 100000 O
state money had passed through hi
hands without the loss of a penny sincI
he had charge Of the prison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
FEARS WORSE TIMES.
Editor Stead Returns to England After
Visit to Russia.

London, Nov. TO- T. Stead, editor
of the Review Of Reviews, who has
returned to London from Russia, in an
interview says sWbat has happened
iii Russia is mere flea bite to what
may happen, unless the emperor keeps
on top. We should have troops and
ship ready to sail to Kronstadt from St.
Petersburg and take away British sub
jects, who may at any moment find
the city like the commune at Paris,
only worse.
We face one Of the greatest reyolu-
tions in the worlds history. The grav-
ity Of the situation is totally unappre-
ciated by the press Of this country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
Important Changes.

The harvest supper given by the La
dies of the o. L. S. will be held in
the new banquet rooms in the Blanchard
block, instead Of Bolster block, as ad-
vertised, Friday, November 10, from 5
to p. m. Tickets (including admission)
csc. The management wish to announce
that there win be dancing as usual Fri
day night, and that the fair VIII be
open Friday and Saturday afternoons
from to 5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
DARING WORK SAVED
WOMAN AND CHILD
Firemen and Policemen Rescued Them
From Top Story Of Burning Build
ing in New York.

New York, Nov. 10. Fire in Williams
burg this morning destroyed the lumber
yrd Of the Union Lumber Company on
Broadway, two large tenements adjoin
ing and school house, causing 4 loss
of 100000 The feature of the fire
was the daring rescue of a baby child
and woman who were brought down
ladder from the top floor Of the tenement
hy policemen and firemen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
SUIT CASE MYSTERY
IN COURT TODAY
Dr.. Mcleod Released on $4,000 Bail
and Nathan's Fixed at $1,000
The Latter Collapsed.

Boston, Nov. TO- DIR. Percy d. Me-
Leod and Morris Nathan, charged with
abortion, in connection with the death
of Susan Geary, the suit case victim.
were brought up ia municipal court Ia.
day and remanded until Monday.
Mcleod was released on the former
bail Of $4,000 and bail for Nathan was
fixed at $4,000. Afr arrangement Ma.
than collapsed in the detention room and
restoratiyes had to be applied.
The grand jury today is hearing evi-
denee in the suit case murder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
NEW PRESS foR THE TIMES.
Circulation Has outgrown Present Fa-
cilities

sfhe annual increase in the circnla-
ION Of The Times for the past three
years has been SO great that It has now
reached a point where we are unable TO
deliver it on time daily to all our
readers. To overcome this difficulty,
q new and much faster press has been
ordered, which we expect will be install
ed and running BY Dee. 1st. The new
press is rotary machine, prints from
roll, and has speed Of 10000 eight
page papers an hour. 1t IL from the well
known press manufacturers, Walter
Scott & Co., and when it is installed
and running there will be only one
better and faster press than this in
the state. =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
PECULIAR DEATH.
Student Played Foot Ball Saturday,
Died Yesterday.

Exeter, n. H., Nov. TO- -Horatio I.
Knight of Springfield, Mass, son Of p.
A. Knight, and member Of the elsss Of
100 ut Phillips academy, died At the
Cottage hospital yesterday afternoon of
a brain trouble, thought to be lneaingi-
It's.
He entered the hospital but recently,
and Wednesday it was thought that he
would be discharged yesterday, Knight
weighed 22O pounds, and last Saturday
he played in class football game He
was 16 years old. The body was taken
to Springfield last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.
Russian Minister Appointments Shipoff
One of Them.

st. Petersburg, Nov. f0.-The follow
ing appointments TO the new ministry
are officially announced;
Ivan Shipoff, who was Count Whites
assistant in the ministry Of finance and
his associate ait Portsmouth, finance min
lister.
w. Kutler, assistant minister Of the
interior, as minister Of agriculture,
n. Timiriazeff, assistant minister Of
finance, as minister Of commerce.
NJ. Nemechaietf, president of the
southeastern railroad, as minister of
communications.
NJ. FilossofToif, controller Of the EN-
pire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
CLAN WON LAST NIGHT.
Defeated the Red Men Cribbage Team.
to s.

Clan Gordon cribbage team defeated
the Red Mems team last evening five
tables to three. The result by tables
was as follows.
Cruickshank and Smith, G. g., dee
feated Brown and Cormack, r. Nj
Milne and Jopp, G. c., debated Brew and
Davidson. R. NJ; Scott and Henderson,
&c. G., defeated Wishart and Sangster.
R, NJ; Elrick and Booth, c. c., defeated
Marshall and Long, r. NJ; Inglis and
Mckay, G. g., defeated Cowie and Reed.
|R. NJ
Laxson and Duncan, r.. NJ, defeated
Gordon and Thompson, c. G.; Brodie
and Webster r. Ne, defeated Mcleod
and Riddel, G. c.: Robertson and Diack,
r. NJ, defeated Keim and Smart, g g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
INDOOR BASE BALL.
League May Be Formed in Montpelier
This Winter.

An attempt is being made to organize
an indoor base ball league in Montpelier
this winter, and it is thought that a
league may be formed, consisting Of the
Y. NJ G. A., the high school, the semi
nary, Company H and d city team. The
game Is played much the same as the
outdoor variety, with nine players, balls,
bats, etc J. f. Davidson, Harry Bolles
and G Ill Senter are interested in start
ing the league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
Recommend Chances.

Supt. w. S. Lowell and Warden G. NJ.
Palmer recommended that some new cells
be built a. at present 1S4 men prisoners
occupied $50 cells. Chief Engineer F.
A. Gardiner recommended that d larger
engine be bought to do the work, and
that mechanical stokers with under feed
would save fuel il put in the boilers.
BY working until 1890 last night the
commission completed its investigation
and will now formulate a report. Com
missioner Brigham was not present, ow-
ing to the death of his law partner.
Judge IF r. Start.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
GRAPPLED WITH BURGLAR
THEN DROPPED DEAD
Mrs, George Bovine Of Washington, N. r.,
Aged so Years, Prevented Him from
Robbing House, But Lost Life
Through Excitement.

Washington. n. j., Nov. 10 Mrs.
George Bovine was awakened at three
o'clock this morning by a burglar in
her room, who was ransacking the bu-
reali drawers. She sprang out Of bed,
rang an electric bell for help and Crap
pied with the intruder. Her daughter
came to her rescue, and the burglar fed
down the stairs and escaped. Mrs. Bovine
who is sixty years old, then dropped
to the floor dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
OUT IN THE EIGHTH.
Jim BOderick Beaten by Connolly at
Berlin.

Berlin, N. IT,, Nov 10.--Bartley Con-
molly Of Portland, Me-, knocked out Jim
Broderick Of Chicago in the eighth
round of what was TO be flfteenrolind
bout here last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
MISS coRsKIE LEADS.
Voting Contest at the Masonic Fair
Last Evening.

There was another large crowd at
the Masonic fair last evening, nearly
500 tickets being taken in at the door.
The entertainment given by the Man
dolin club was very enjoyable, and elic-
tied much applause from the audience.
The result Of the voting contest for
Thursday evening Is as follows: Nellie
Corskie sci, Ben Bruce 315, Alex Milne
s2, Anna Barclay Az, Miss E. b, Young
35, William Enslie 70, Miss Leda B.
Stevens 16, Eugene Sullivan IA, Henry
Canning ii, Peter Alexander II, Frank
Burke ., Mae Thwing ?, J. ]. McKen-
zie 4, James Ingram 4, Ward Carver
4, James Summers 3, Howard Miles I,
William Wood J..
The programme tonight win be an
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
(a) New Jerusalem. ......... Chorus
(h) Sherburne ....,......,........
Alto solo Selected. Miss Harris
Before Jehoyah's Awful Throne. Chorus
Reading Selected ..... Miss Winch
Jerusalem, My Glorious Home...
................... Quartette
Cousin Jedediah ..................
~ Betty Brooks and Chorus
Trombone solo--Roeked in the Cradle
of the Deep
Strike the Cymbal ... Chorus
Time Beater ... Hezekiah Bunting
Player .....s.a. Sebastion Grumsby
Trombone Player Shadraeh Hatch
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Ir. Grirhridl GNrl Nnitclhnn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
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Srr,unuu w. Snocluio.

IS iiurb am =. gtuOcmbcr 1905, 12l llbr
]JtahmiituOe 0crmnuH ~. Nuorluin int utter uOn
- <ubrclt. = ItuuutCl lrlo 3 (uQcL ]ncitcuict
cnbl pun Eicfuih uuo Charlotte pu0clptg.
J}truunoic ltno ErCInoC Der EuIlilic limo ub
tunusuplit ciuacluoCu. Der EcCrhi0unU am
Suuutno, Ocn -. g,ouCmbCr 1908. 9tuhmlitaNo
IN Hon. non itt1Cr iCBtCu lSubrlltl0, !tr. 25l6,
1T yturtb 9lucnue. aus bcl}rluobIleIt.
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Scr cngliih dc Trcmicr
@oIiour bat bci'm SorOsWtoporSs
0onfctt in Sonbon cine bcmcrfcnS
pcrthc politiidc Hc0c 9Cbultcn, Die
oltf Den @runbton Qcltimmt mar:
SD prppbcjcic 6cu Tricocn ull0 0cntc,
BOB mir in Der 3ufutit eincu Nricq
1riht crlcbcn lpcr0Cn. Gincn &orbc-
bolt mn6t 0aliour nbcr bod: @ir
fonucn ms 6oS Nerportrctcn circr
Ention pocr zines Scrrid)crS porltcl-
len, Die cine Grbobung Scr notionolcn
@roBe MIR brrd) cin Hic0crtrctcn Der
Hcd)te onbcrcr crrciden 81 f0nncl1
Qlallbcn. Nu mcldc Norcl'c 0iclcr
Eolltta ppbl gcrid,tct iein mag? Mad
Ocn Politician &or90n9cn OcH lcbtert
Tobrca 0ilritc Scutlhlano 0n$ .&ore
nidcl" icin, Dos onfGnot. @oliour
ieigt iih ilbriQcnS III leincr Nc0c -
iolpcit oicielbc bis lest uorlicgt ais
ln%pcrirorencr Gpnifer. @cldlcS &nn0
bot Die Hed)tc on0crcr Stuutcn mcbr
itltcr Oic SilBc 9ctrcten, ol3 oo0 Iou-
oeahungri9e Gn9lnno? Sat Der cta=
liid)c Eremier Die rld,loic Ter0eluuI.
tiaun0 Scr @ocrcnitootcn ldon Nol}
peracilen? pocr Ole expedition nod
Sihct2
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Nhrcnn pce stnbt Ncainratprs.

Baltimore. oCu If. 9tuucmhcr 1905.
Sic GpmmiiiGrc ilv Den Surhhrlh ncr StrU
ben in Der Siuoi Baltimore BADEN Cllcl Oull
l]tdnoiNtu ulo DtrbcNCricl Ncrldt libCr ole
9EcribcrhubuuNeiicucrII, SnlfhdoiNttGCu mo
bon lbcilcI Der MjrOcrg Slrubc, ron Gupingtona
Strubc bis NUdiuu StruGc. IN C5cmd6bctl DER
am T. Madr} 1901 bCtuliNtcn %croromiuN MI.
30 oC2 WiuOura uuh StuOtrNtbe bon Baltimore,
Gt2OClcrilqt nm bel mir btttericai.
IS miro blcrmit bCiurmt NCmuht, bNB Ole nj
Hcr uHh Blanc bCiuNtcr MIClcra- ztrubc ,UI IN.
rcut pes .Stuoi NCNiitrutora orcihig SAGE lana
non bcutc an ltcacn bIcihcr 6ur Friitung nIcr
ouruU brtbCIIiQteU llCriuHCn, IudbrCuo mcldCr
3cit QcHcn Ole GuifhCiounN hcr Goumiidrc IN
irOCuo cIncm SCrlbt. pclhco ScrihtchuriCit
buriIhcr eat. uppcliri wCroc1 fam.
0urrn i. Huupcr,
tlnpit. tS,21; NC}2) 5tuoi liCNt'truiOr.
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Sbnrlpttn &rCiiCl.

IS lurb am o. Ipucmbcr 1905 nab lnlgcrcr
Nrunlbcit Gnnrluttn Grciicl, BcllchtC @ntiIl NON
GrHcil NrcilCI. iH ibrCm 60. EcbcIlalubrc. Stc
NcCrolNunu ituoCi Sunntan, 9tdCbmtttuGs , llbr
bon ibrcr IcRict |6ubnnuG, III. 222s. Cit Noii
man SlrufC. ans uuf Ger ,GououH FUrt Gcnlc
tern" uriOatim iiatt. clio
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Iul1u i. Grnu0nn.

IS iturb AM 9. ySoocmbcr 1908 3nbu =,
Nrnnonu, - Sabre all. ~RcIicbtcr &utlc bon
NorotOu y. Nrunouu. sic NcCroiRulH rinoct
Wiuutnn, JjuhmitiuNe > llbr. bon ictucr lcetcu
HSubnunQ. III. 10. GcuitHs ZANE, aus ttuit.
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Ger ruiiiidc @cncrol
3crpiBfi Der ais TiIbrcr oc5 5cbntcn
Nrmcc.Gorp@ inn aricgc Die idmcritcn
NnQriilc Der &oponcr ola5ltboltcn
bette, ipriht iid) iibcr oic ruliiid)c
@ccrc9lcitrm9, bcionOcra iIbcr ocn
@cncrnlitob, icbr obiprchcno ans.
Die Huiicn bitten bic Monoihurci
mcniQcr 0cfonnt, oI2 sic Goponcr,
obglcid) bic rtiiiihcn Wcncrulitob@.
Siii5ierc 6cbn Sabre Belt 9cbobt,
Stuoicn BORT 81 MAIDEN. 9Iuh an
Dem Qon5cn Snltcm ocS ruliiihcn
Nrmccmcicna ilbt General 3crpibtr
ihorie Gritif. 9ic fontmt icBt SIT
ipGt; olcin tic mag bo5lt oicncu. 0oH
nit Dem oltcn Sdlcn0rinn uno 0clt
Gurhltchcrcicn nlIQcr0umt mo cine
Hciorm an @olrpt uno @Iicocrn Der.
bci1cfiibrt miro,
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.Srurn Mulbran0.

IS ilurb am S. g(opcmbcr 1908, rs llbr
liuhmitiuN2. 0enrn 2Snlbrnno, II Sabre ait
in oCr lSubuulIg tCiuCo ShmlCACrlubHca. gtr.
ISIS. gSCii Surat0Nu StruGc, ans Grtcou g&dlou,
ErcuGlih QtiuoCIL QcblirtlN. Sic Nccroi0u1g
tluoCt Snmitnn. liuhmittuNa , llbr, pom [ruItCr.
buuic aus itutt. &crpuHoic mo 6rCuloe limo
hUilldil CiUutluoeu. CID