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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
PLEAS IN SLOCUM CASE.
officials Say Not GUILTY" To Be
Tried an March.

Before Judge Thomas in the Criminal Branch &C
the United States District Court yesterday Presi-
dent Frank A. Barnaby of the Knickerbocker
steamboat Company. Secretary James X. Atkinson
Commodore John II. Pease and Captain William
Van Sch;llck, commander of the General Slocum
through their counsel Irving NJ. Dittenhoefer and
eA-@ASSlStant District Attorney McManus inter-
posed pleas OF not guilty the indictments
charging them with criminal responsibility in the
Slocum disaster Frank G. Dexter the treasurer
was not present, his counsel explaining that he
vas oat of the city, but adding that he would al-
pear and plead in person. if the court desired it.
the moment he returned to the city.
Judge Thomas finally set the trial Of Aressrs
f5arna by Dexter, Atkinson. Pease and Van Schaick
for the March term
The trial Of the two inspectors, Henry Lundterg
ana John w. Fleming, was set fer January H.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Steamer Colonel f L Drake. RubenL towing barge.
Fort Arthur Tex, December D. standard Oil Co.
with oil. Passed Quarantine at 1880 m.
Steamer City of Macon, Askns, Savannah December
2S, to the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and mdse-
Passed Quarantine at 80 4
Steamer Princess Anne. Ta9ley. Newport News and
Norfolk to the old Dominion SIS CO, with passengers
and mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook at 1:O5
steamer Goldsboro. Swain. Philadepha. to william ?
Clyde Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine ar lU:l m
Steamer Maracas Br), Kirkby. Trinidad December "A
and Grenada 25. Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co.
with passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Ear at
$50 p m.
SAILED.
Steamers Arapahoe. Charleston ard Jacksonvsle; ~
Alba, New-Orleans; Navahoe WilmnGton, etc 81 sue
Galveston: Hugoma. COnchO. Key West and calves
ton Pocasset ,Br) oran etc; City Of Memphis sayen
nah; Joseph W. Fordney, New-OTleans; Tripoh 'irl'
PhadeIphis ST Louis Plymouth. Cherbourg and South
ampon; Campana tBr), Liverpool; Trinidad (Br), Ber
muda: Vaderland (7ee) Antwerp via Dover Oregonian
San Francisco Tacoma etc; Oneida Philadephta Mara
caibo Curacao etc; Ponce Ponce Mayaguez
Perugia UtaD. Naples, Genoa and LeShorn; Maln
Ger Baltimore: Ethiopia (Erl Glasgow: Mexico ia
(DutCh) 0or orders); MinnetonEa tr)
London: Allegheny (Ger) Kingston Savsnllla etc Pa
trica Ger Hamburg Dover katahdn, Georgetown;
Vound CNor Norfolk; Grenada l7r) Grenada and Trini
dad: TNuscarora OBJ. London Hamilton, Norfok ana
Newport News; Chesapeake Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Saturday, Dec. 81, 1904

Steamer Philadelphia. Mills Southampton Cher
bourg Dec "a, 10 the American Line with cabin TAI
sieeiage passengers ana ndse- Auivei the Bar
l2.22
steamer Pretoria fGer). schrotteT. Hamburg Dec H.
baVfr and Bouiaeue IS the Hamburg Line
Hth - cabin and 2.33O stec-age pass ngers
Arrived al the Lar o IN
BofdeauE Ielanoe -. % he
tompasn.e Gene. ale TansatantiqGe. VITA mGse. Ar
rived The isar a l2.iD a IN.
'keefe. Tampico n. al ali a
% = jas l. WAR; q 90 with
Stscmer lucatan Johnson. CIenfuegos December =.
Santiago - Nassau o. q Co. with II
passenger. mails mdse. Arrived the Bar G:26
q
Steamer Admiral Dewey Clarke Port Morant Dec 26. 10
the United Fruit Company ballast Arrived al the
Bar at II 46 p m. 30ti
Steamer GransFia dam, Baltimore Dec 20
10 Peter Wright q co, IN ballast
Steamer ri Mar Jacobs Galveston December - 10 the
Southern Pacific CO. with udse Passed Quarantine at
6.25 a m.
Steamer Lansing Connor Port Arthur. Tex, December
H. 10 the Michigan IS CO. with oil Passed Quarantine
Il:43 a m.
Steamer LarmeT Johnson towing barge Sonnsant Port
Arthur Tex. December 20 : NJ tiuHey Petroleum
Oh Co. with oil. Fassed Quarantine at u :5f NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

D. w. Callaghan and the bears by H. L. Day,
lined Up for the fray. Both sides worked hard
the ball often being borne into the side lines,
wnere il compressed a few of the spectators;
but the advantage was with the bulls who sue
ceeded in forcing il to the rope at the Beaver
st. end of the floor. scoring a goal
The last number on the programme was pre-
Sehted IN the shape Of a black pig, which was
rugged INTO the middle of the hall. and, squeal-
ing and kicking released from its bonds The
niue beast had been literally CREASED, a fact
which made many of the members shy of tack
mrs hlm but he did not lack for pursuers who
tried in vain to stay his progress He fed toward
the main exit. then turned to the right and took
shelter in a telephone booth, with the crowd in
fuIl cry after him. and ii was fully twenty min
utes before he fairly captured.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
N. w. HALsEY & CO.'S IMPRovEMENrs.

n. w Halsey & Co. bankers of New-York and
Chicago, announce the opening January 1 of a
san Francisco Office at the corner of California
and Sansome SITS, in charge Of Cyrus Peirce. for
ma- years engaged in the business Of invest
ment banking in Philadelphia. The business and
good viii Of Cyrus Peirce & Co. Real Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia, have been purchased by n
w Halsev & Co. who will continue the business
in the offices for the convenience Of their
Pennsylvania clients under the direction of Fred
erick Perce. The January circular Of this firm
just issued contains wide variety % investment
offerings suitable for the various markets in which
they represented.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
ORPHANS HOME TO COST s125. 900.

Plans have been fled for home and
asylum building To be erected in Convent-ave., be-
tween One-hundred- and -thrty-ffth and Ona-hun-
dred- and~thirty sixth stH., for the Orphans Home
and Asylum OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
III is to be a four story hreproof building with a
frontage OF 1913 feet and depth OF So feet, with
25-foOt extension. IL is to have facade OF brick.
with trimmings of artificial stone. and OF COLONIAL
design, the entrance being ornsmenied with
porch with pedment supported BY columns. The
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
SEEING THE NEW YEAR IN.
ALSO WATCHING OLD OUT.
Chimes, Internal Din and Merry
making Thousands IN Streets.

Thousands OF merrymakers thronged
the streets OF the city to greet the New
Year, make a hideous din and hear the
chimes in the various churches
Thousands Of visitors at the Stock Ex-
change and Produce Exchange witnessed
frolics OF the brokers, in which large guam
titles of confetti were thrown about. Ath-
letic sports were a feature of the pro-
gramme at the Produce Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS To THE WEST.
NEW YORK. AEY HAVEN & AlRIEnaa 3 3

LSk4rtt GraEU central station.
Attn Ave, As follows. for
ttl 1000 sxl 1OO2 A. n. ri I1O0. lies. 3:0Us
BOSTON. via StlilnanIic--Ifs:O0 A Ii, 1900 P. IL
BOSTON via Springhelt-1S:UO A M. vi LOO q 4;OO.
'1:O0 p. NJ
FITCHBURCs. via Putnam 3 Worcester-f3:0O P. NJ
LAKEVILLE and NORFOI-K-1S;5O A. n. 1881 p. N.
CT. HARRINGTON STOCkBRIDGE, LENOX, PITTS
FIELD-t4:50 tS:50 A. N. 1881 p. "
WATERBURY and WINSTED-f4:5O $500. fFS:OO.
f10.02 sf1GCz Ito Waterbury, A ", T1.03, f4.3O,
sf5:Ol f6:Oc. 5000 (tO Waterbury, p. NJ
Ticket Offices cCirand Central Station c125th
ST.. also at ellis c261 1lsS eaSS4 HEoadway 60 PARK
Union c1S2 Fifth Ave. c245
Ave. Madison Ave. CTS West 12jth St. East
l2sth So In Broodyu. ca Court St, $50 Fulton ST.
$50 Broadway. z. ID.
sDaily. tExcept sundays SSundays only SStops
18th xSJcps 125th Sundays only tPariOr
Limited Has dining Car cParIor and Sleeping Car
c. HEMPSTEAD. Cen Pass. Agt
o. ". SHEPARD. Gen Supt-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
INVESTOR BUYS ST. MARC.

siawson Hobbs have sold for Rosalie Abrams
to client for investment the St Marc. eight
story hreproof apartment house Nos 504 and 800
West One-hUDdred- nd lfth-st The property is
between Broadway and Amsterdam-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Du Bols & Taylor have sold for the Pilgrim
Realty Company to client for investment the
Norton. an apartment house, No. 479 West One
hundred-a nd tfty-secOnd-st.. on two lots.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
25 sunset 40 Moon 259 Moons age 26
HIGH WATER.
A AM-Ssndv 3:41 Gov. island Hell 6:G5
!. MSandy Hook 4:10! Gov. Island 4:34 Hell
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and South Fer-y
hve minutes earlier than shown below.
EAsION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
40 800 80 Easton OnlyJ D. IA Sundays. sa "a
wTLkEsBSRRE and sCKANTON-z4oo. 80 a M
500 m SUNDAYS. u so a m. i D m
BARNEGAT-z4Oo. $40 a m. zl30 t5.sO 4 10
Lakewood and LakehUrst Only). 100. xs0s .. d
SUNDAYS $50 a m.
ATLANTIC ClTY-.s4 80 a m, 70 80 D. m.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROW
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEAsHORE POINTS
z4OO, $50. 1l30 a X120. AS. 5-3e. $50.
p m sunday except Ocean Grove. 500 a 90.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. SEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH
EAST LONG BRANCH-4-0O $50. $50 II so a M
1.S0 $50 $3.50 Atlantic Hlds. Onyl. $50 D. n sun
days SOC T. 90 m
PHILADELPHIA (READING TER4fINAL)-s4 IS ZOO.
t2-OO. t3oe 400. 1900. 800. t7.se So so 30
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-s4e5 100. 1000.
.l20o a m. 900. t'4-Oo $40. 200. -. IS m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-s. 90. 10 90 sf2 O0
200, 400. 800. "7.G0 s19.I5.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVIII.E AND WILL
IANSPORT-i400, "a 25. $500. I49-10 1000. II %
Reading only. lSIOO. IL 20 Fs-O D m
ing POttsvihe. Harrisburg only. fE5O 70 90 D. m
zFrom Liberty Street only "DaiIy- 4DaIy. except
Sunday. sSundays only tParlor only. Via Ia
Ofices Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry Astor House
261. 434 130O. 1854 Broadway. 132 5th Av % Union
Square West 153 East I25th St. 273 125th s.
2+5 Columbus New York; Court St. S44. $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway williamsburg
New York Transfer Co calls for ard checks baggage
destination.
w G. BESLER VI BURT
Vice-Pres and Gen Gen Passr A gent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Furnished apartments Wanted.

WANTED A furnished apartment for two months IN
w modern apartment Motel beoW 0otI-se-,
near OF furnished housekeepnz apartment same
LEGALITY Family Address J. M Iri5nne 11lee-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Real Estate " anted.

owSERS WITH IMPROVED REAL ESTATE TO sell
should list their property with mes prompt
results I have clients with money invest IN good
Income realty wherever situated No registration fee,
M oniv charge is a reasonable commission upon com
petion OF sae Give full particulars when writing and
i"eH''1, a. NJ SCOTT sIs UNION TRUST BUILpINa
CINCINNATI q.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Lackawanna Railroad.
leave York. foot Barclay and Christophsx Sta
A M--FOr BnghamIon and Syracuse
5000 A. M.-For BUnalo Chicago and St LouLA
y. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
taco p. M.-For Scranton AMI Plymouth
s61O p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss45 p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
A. M Chtcago-S5sepers a 9 p ".
Tickets I4g. 40 Ile3. I4s4 Broadway n 2: sss
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDaify fExcept sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
ROA D.
THE ONLY FoUR-TaAck LINE LEAOiHs
OUT OF NEW YORK.
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTX,T5HllRlnr TIL RlnrREEsTs Isl
IaThe leaving DesOrosses and below for
Streets is i've minutes later than tnat given 0e0" 80
fos. 5ss'' laE WEST.
.is:s Sss / n SEn IS rGF5s lhl7Si
..ss 5s E ~ M GH1G1S9 cH1G1S9 HMn afhifED ri Lo''
sos 1. w. u. WEsfEiiS nial Il i:i ExrREss.
SIS + NJ rASlEic tsHr E4fssESSs kSS c1xcIxxATI EXP
,ss "AsnisSao. a Y . s .Sss Np ,nE III, so
s's2S Congressional LImised1. 80 .a9s .t- .1os S
m 193s :iso5 Sis.: .s, '9Vaal caSsrssslSaa limited
soGTnEkSz R1iIw1T3i25S hs AZ IS rs as M IL 10
ATiANfic COAST LIxE-o25 a. m and o-9 p m
ssAIoARD AIR LINE.-l2:5 p. and l2-io a. m
Oh EsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILw4Y.-76S a m week
Fol; OLD P0iNT IT coMFoRT and NoRFoLK-7'S a. m
ATIHXTiy cTS s p IS daily ~ and .ss m days
L9EG sA1Sda asBGkE H TisAey skSk orh sa
sundays). and Point Pleasant. 500 a. M. ~ 10
400 p. Ii. and IL 10 night week-days S1hu9S7' ~
Us u. M ard 455 D.
FOR PHiLADEIrHiA. .o.. .7t0ss
.1o55 l05 a m 1925. .12s5. 155 !: TO- %. .I,.s S
355. AS s425. .455 t-f4.55 North Phans5R,,,@ ,
onIyl 1856. 655 T-55 s25 IS ass FOR Norta 1aaSs
delphia only) m. night week-days.
SOS .T5; so5 saa 55 s55 ITO IS o59 a: 5 n;
1925 .1255 '155 .325 355 q % l+t4 90 for 20 sa
Philadelphia ony) S. % S. 655. T55 So Do ''''
for North Philadelphia only) D. m. u 10 night
'DiEinP Ca- tExtra-fare train = - -. 400
Ticket offices 461. 1854. 113 and 261 BroadWay
(below ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue ,eOIe.
ST.: Astor House. stators named aoossS'
Brooklyn Court Street SEQ Fulton Street 59o Br9a
Peunsyvania Annex Station. The NeW tolH
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage
hotels residences through TO destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania RafroSo Na0
Service
General Ms1aser Passr Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Pa~seueer
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Furnished A partments to Let.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENI.-PM5 M
il. baths Including meals SIS weekly. Two. 40
VAN RENSSEI4N ER. 1s e 11th-st.. near 5th-avs-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
REALTY COMPANY SELLS THE NORTON

cost is estimated at s125.oOO. The architects are
Tracy & SwartWout.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

LafaTRiSbed apartments to Let.
1913 PROSPECT AVE.
ENceptonally fine apartments. large light rooms
and bath. heat. not water. Rapid Transit
Station One month free Rent S23 0O-S25.00 JANITOR
TNLEGANT LOCATION convent ave: loo maenin, ent-
IL /, appon ed spa nts OF Fnl bath
wuo ir IN ali imp S45 deeor-t, suit:
ihcu emerts sh- party Agsu =. FOCHE (. o.. ~
West 24th
A 4 ST ST. EASF-Tvo bright bath In
Il i mudtrn American basement house: exclusively
bachelors and Facilities uneScelled
Gehited,
1---im EAST 3lSr-sT.- Handsome apartment o
lbs rooms and bath: improV ement; $40.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-04-08
ARTICLE ~.

rhe corporsxe powers OF this Com
-. .hsll be vested in and exercised by
81 o.rd Of seven ~ directors, consist
2 Do = 3 president, Vie President, Sec
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-04-08
ARTICLE Ill.

The capital stock of said corporation
ehall be one hundred and twenty-five
thonsapd dollars ($l25, OO0), divided
INTO and represented by twelve hundred
and fifty 1880 shares Of the sum OF
nne hundred dollare $1,000 each, which
said stock shall be paid Tor IN CASH Ut
the time OF subscription, or the same
may he be issued, at not less than par,
in payment or exchange for property or
rights actually received or purchased
b. said Corporation, or the same may
be issued full paid for money advanced,
and for such other valuable cons1dera-
tion or services Is the Board OF Direc-
tors Of said Corporation may determine;
nrnvided. that no stock shall issue until
Enc consideration therefor has been re-
ceiyed by the said Corporation.
Any etockholder may sci, assign or
transfer hi stock in this Corporation,
provided thirty 500 days prior notice
- snch intention to sell, assign or trans
Sor the same be given the Company. and
tha other stockholders shall have the
S-st privilege OF purchasing same, after
,,hich thirty (3O) days notice the said
stnck may be sold IN open market.
The stock of said Company may be
4-.nsferrad under the above conditions,
.l !. such transfer thereof be made
z, the hooks of said Company, at Its
oa and on the surrender OF the GER
..1csta thereof. Ne transfer OF any frac-
. .. nart Of share shall be made.
UNI rita corporation shall commence DO
!. hnsiness as soon as seventy
az .hnusand dollars ($75. OOO OF the
w al stock has been subscribed TOR
CARE Tnc Board Of Directors shall have
- r;oht to determine how much stock |
shsll be issued.
ARTICLE ~.
-. .ornnrnfe powers Of this Com
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-04-08
BAllaRO's HoatHounp SYRUP

Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough, oppressed. rafting, rasping and
dinicult breathing. Henry G. Stearnes,
druggist, Shullsburg, Wis, writes, May
~, 1901: II have been selling Billiards.
horehound Syrup for two years, and
nave never had q preparation that has
gwen better satisfaction. notice that
when l sell bottle they come back for
more. can honestly recommend it,
S5c, 5Oc and $l.00. For sale by Jos. s..
Claverie, druggist, Covington, and the
Crescent Drug Co., Slidell. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-04-08
For sale or Rent.

Improved and unimproved property,
in Old and New Covington. Also farms
and unimproved property in the vicinity
Of Covington. For further information
apply to T. B. Martindale. Room 8,
Frederick building, Coyington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-04-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans.
Before me, John j. Ward, a duly
qualified Notary, in and for said Parish
and State, on this day appeared Thorn as
]. Hood, W. A. Hood, A. B. Holiday,
w. B. Chilean, G.. F. Mason, Thomas
NJ. Burns, j. B. Wheat and w. j.
L'Engle, to me personally known to be
the identical persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing Charter AID
acknowledged to me in the presence of
w. j. McCants and John c. Allen that
they executed the same on the day and
date thereof, and it was on their own
free and voluntary act, for the uses and
purposes therein expressed.
Witness my official signature and seal
at New Orleans, Louisiana, on this 9Th
day Of March, A. d. 1905.
JOHN ]. WARD, Notary Public.
Witnesses:
W. ]. McCants,
John G. Allen.
l, the undersigned. Clerk of Court and
Ex-Oficio Recorder of Mortgages, in
and for the Parish Of St. Tammany.
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing act OF incorpora-
ton Of CONVICTION NAVAL STORES
LIMITED was this dav
duly recorded in my Office In book s.K''
folios III, etc.
H. r. WARREN.
Clerk aud Ex-Officio Recorder.
A true copy.
Fl. r. WARREN,
Clerk and Ex-Oflcio Recorder.
mh18-6t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-06
A WARN BREEZE SUBSIDIZED.

Because there are two +. s. Platts
in Vermont there came near being trou.
Bile yesterday. One is the F. S. Of
Poultney, who was at one time state
inspector Of finance, and the other for
tunate or unfortunate man with F. S.
to distinguish himself from the general
run Of Platts, Is Brattleboro man.
The report of the commission which re.
Gently stirred things up by demanding
the designations Of two officials ii tie
state hospital for the insane said that
4F. s. Plattp had examined the insti-
tution's books and found them ID good
shape. Now, the only Fred s. Platt Of
Poultney, aided and abetted BY the Rut-
land News, smelled a rat Immediately,
4 large sized rat with a malodorousness
that permeated from Waterbury cen as
far as the westrn confines of the state.
And the latter proceeded to make known
the presence Of the rat in an editorial
-utteranee, declaring, An interesting
phase Of the report Of the investigating
committee concerning the Vermont state
hospital for the insane at Waterbury,
develops by reason Of the statement
Of Hon. r. 5. Platt Of Poultney to the
effect that he has not examined the
books and accounts Of the institution
under the guidance Or by the authority
Of the investigating commission
! Now if Mr.. Platt is quoted
correctly, all this must be fiction, and
manifestly the Investigating commission
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-06
DROPPED DEAD IN YARD.
H. H. Bryant. Prominent Business Man
Of Middlebnry, Victim of AponlexY.

Il. Il. Bryant, Prominent Business Mar
of Middlebury, Victim Of Apoplezy
Aliddlebury, July Oh. II. Bryant
a well known aud much respected citizen
Of this village, dropped dead while at
work in his yard yesterday afternoon
about $3.50 while raking hay. Tie was
seen by George Worcester, who was
working on new house within few
feet Of him. He promptly notified the
rest Of the workmen and they went to
his assistance, but he was dead. Drs
D. c. Noble and E. 4. Martin were called
but could do nothing. The cause was
apoplexy.
He was es years Of age and is sur.
yived by a wife who has been visiting
in Worcester, Mass, for the past two
months. She arrived home yesterday.
He also leaves three sons, Willis Bryant
Of ketchiean, Alaska; Frank Bryant Of
Passaic, n. j., and Arthur Bryant q
New York. Mr. Bryant was member
Of the Congregational church Of this vii.
lage, to which he was very attentive
and was a prominent business man 81
this town for long number OF years
At this writing the funeral arrange
ments have not been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-06
BUNcoED. By GUM.
Local Scribes Ran Into an Iceberg II
stead Of a Real. Live, Pulsating Man,

Local Scribes Ran Into an Iceberg In
stead Of a Real. Live, Pulsating Man.
Thomas ". Lawson, he from Boston,
millionaire fnancier, copper Spectator,
author Of "Frenzied Finance and brave
target for the newspaper bullets Of Col
Greene, passed through Montpelier June
tion last evening. The Junction is still
there.
In response to teleeraphed tips that
the great copper plated Individual was
70 grace the Junction BY his presence,
even if only momentarily, several am
bilious young newspaper seribes fore
gathered at the spot and praetieed their
most engaging smiles ready to hurl
them at MIR. Lawson when he should
welcome them. For there wasn't a guile
less soul among them who didn't believe
that the private tip wasn't telling the
truth and nothing but the truth when
III declared in language that couldn't
smile that che would be most glad to
meet your representative" The train
hove in, and with the pleasant smiles
all ready to drop off their faces with
ripeness, the young seribes rushed to-
the forward end Of the private car
Halsmefe. There they were confronted
by very blaek-faced individual, who
in reply to their solicitations, said:
"Ah don't know, sab, truly. All
don't. Yo'll have to 60 round to the
rear
So to the rear it was. Waving their
private telegraphic tips the young pen
cil-pushers marched back. There they
were confronted by half a dozen shirt
sleeved young men who were engaged
in drinking in the scenery from the rear
platform. No, the young men knew
nothing about an interview" which Mr.
Lawson was going TO give.
It's all mistake" they cried in
unison.
Mr. Lawson is busy now, and can't be
seen. It's all a mistake they echoed.
The scribes brandished their kilograms
as if they were the latest tips on copper,
but to no avail. They got no nearer
to Il. w. Lawson than to get Whit
Of his dollar cigar. The six shirt slew
ed young men went on calmly smoking
the butts. The train pulled out and
the reporters bombarded the air with
heavy artillery.
We suppose Mr.. Lawson will feel dis
appointed if he doesn't get the adver-
tising he wanted, and we'll simply re-
mark that he is bound for Kansas on
speech.making tour to tell what r.
w. Lawson was, il, and hopes TO be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-06
UNDER HEAVY BAIL.
winosk Man IS Charged With Stealing
From Mill.

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Winooski. July 6.-Telesford Pensin-
eault, the man accused Of stealing pro-
perty from the American Wooden com
pany was given a hearing yesterday
morning before Justice T. L, Graves
which resulted IN his being bound over
to the September term Of court in the
sum OF ST 500 which he has not fur
nished. The hearing was held in the
vacant room over the wooden mills Of
fee, the stolen articles being stored there
and by mutual agreement the bearing
was had here. Grand Juror Henry Com
lin prosecuted and Hamilton s. Peck of
Burlington defended. The prisoner was
brought over from Burlington Jail BY
Constable j. d. Yandow who arrested
him about ten days ago. The stolen
property since its recovery has been in
charge of Policeman Charles Wardwell.
Among the articles which were gath
cred together in the room at the hearing
were the following: Two locks, seven
bale hooks, four lots of rope, lap waste,
bale Of yarn cloth, burlap, fine dark
nerino cloth, four shoyels, fork tines,
two lots of old betting and some new
betting cut into small pieces. The
stolen stuff was found at the home Of
the prisoner on Canal street and was
recovered by the officers shortly after
the mans arrest. The prisoner is a
man about 50 years Of age and has a
wife and two grown up children.