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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
1t Was Not to Head New Sub
way System in N. Y.
AT WASHINGTON
Widespread Interest Aroused Over the
Announcement of the Resignation
Of the Chief Engineer Of the
Panama Canal Commission.

New York, June 29.--John f. Wallace,
who has rendered his resignation as
chief engineer of the Panama Canal, did
not do SO to become the head of the
Metropolitan Railway Company's new
system Of subways. Nor has any Of
fer been made to him BY the Ryan inter-
ests since it was known that he told
Secretary of War Taft last Sunday that
he intended to hand in his resignation
to President Roosevelt
From a reliable source it was learned
yesterday that Mr.. WalIace's resigna-
ton was not peremptory, but had some
provisos and conditions attached to it
which leave it easily within the power
Of President Roosevelt TO retain his ser
vices IL the President sees fit to do sd.
1t is said that although President
Roosevelt is inclined to sympathize with
Chief Engineer Wallace, Secretary Taft
is opposed to giving him any more lati-
tnde, and that the matter will eventually
narrow down to a question of whether
the President can afford at this time to
side with Wallace and against Taft.
One Of the things on which Wallaee's
friends speculate is that Secretary Taft
Of late has been forging to the front in
leaps and bounds, and that President
Roosevelt is beginning to feel that it
might be Just as well to let Mr.. Wallace
get his share of the glory for building
the canal, as Wallace couldn't turn his
reputation to account until after the
canal was completed, while Taft's share
in the affair would come in very handy
for a Presidential nomination three
years hence. Friends of Mr.. Wallace
declare that he would rather 60 down in
history as the permanent chief engineer
Of the Panama Canal at $4,000 a year
than to 60 back to any railroad service
at ten times that amount.
In official circles at Washington there
is much indignation, and some accuse
Mr.. Wallace Of having failed to keep
his agreement with the Government.
The stories Of Mr.. Wallace's friends
that he resigned because Of the delays
in getting needed supplies and materials
Tor the work, and that he was cucumber
ed by red tape are denied by partizans
OF the Canal Commission. They say
that Mr.. Wallace at one time commended
the manner in which orders for material
were filled by the Washington Office of
the commission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
REFUSES TO KISS WIFE
AT COURTS ORDER
Daily Token of Affection Denied BY
Brooklyn Man Hailed Before
Judge.

New York, June 29.-T am so glad
that Magistrate Higginbotham told
George he must kiss me. / would rather
he did not have to be told, but it is so
long since | have been kissed that any
kind would be better than none. And
maybe he win turn sweetheart again if
he does as the judge says. | am ready
to help my husband obey orders. -"
Statement Of Mrs. George Lindsay, the
unlxissed wife.
Kiss my wife because I musti Not
ON your life. Jail for me rather than
lose my freedom to kiss when and whom
choose. Statement of George Lind
say, who has been commanded by Maqis-
trate Higginbotham to kiss his wife once
a day.
These two statements outline the sit
nation Tuesday night in the Lindsay
home, No. 125 Dresden street, BROOKLYN.
It seemed as If the Magistrates decis-
ION and weli-meant efforts to bring back
happiness to the Lindsay home were
dismal failure.
The wife spent the day with her
mother, but returned to prepare her
husbands dinner. The meal over, he dis
appeared into tile matmaker's quarters
in the yard, aud the girl wife, with her
baby in its carriage, started to find com
panionship among the neighaors. The
oil lamp burned dimly and dismalIy in
the home until the two returned. driven
back by the lateness Of the hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
RAISE BEER rAx.
Proposition for the Relief Of the Nation
al Deficit.

Washington, D. G.. June 29.-Treas-
ury officials have been busy figuring out
how the continuance OF the existing de-
felt can be avoided. Expenditures can
not be easily reduced, and the alterna-
tive proposed is that more revenue be
secured.
Secretary SHAW, who is ranked among
the stand pattersY on the tariff ques-
ton, is backed up by some of the most
influential men in both branches OF Com
gress.
III the customs revenues are not to be
changed, the only means for bringing in
additional supplies is from increased in
ternal revenue. While it is not within
the exact truth TO state that definite
conclusions have been reached SO far
as the executive branch of the govern
ment is concerned, it is not improbable
that Congress viii be asked to increase
the internal revenue tax on beer and
possibly manufactured tobacco.
From the standpoint Of the experts of
The treasury department the brewers of
beer can most easily stand the brunt Of
increased taxation, as 45,00o,000 barrels
of this product are put on the market
yearly, and every barrel pays 81 tax.
To double that tax would provide an
additional revenue sufficient to more
than wipe out the deficit, and, with an
economical administration Of affairs,
leave sufficient to carry on the Panama
canal operations without recourse to
any bond issue.
1t has been suggested that such a tax
would make impossible general open
ing up OF the tariff question, which, re-
gardless Of how the question is ulti-
mately disposed OF, would unsettIe bust
ness conditions and stop the present
era of prosperity
This is the viewpoint Of the "stand
patters." They are unwilling also to
permit the party differences on the tariff
question to be aired in Congress Just
now
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
SLAIN IN
MUTINY.
Officers OF Russian WarShip
Murdered by Grew.
MUTINEERS HOLD SHIP.
Threaten to Bombard the Port of Odessa
if Interfered With-Bodies Of
Murdered officers Were Put
Overheard
MUTINEERS HOLD SHIP.

Washington, June 29.-The state de-
partment makes public the following,
received yesterday from United States
Consul Heenan at Odessa, Russia
Russian battIeship Kniaz Potemkin
Tavritcheskv and one torpedo boat ar
rived here Tuesday evening.
4All their officers had been murdered
at sea and their bodies thrown over
board. The men threatened to lombard
the town.
Situation is serious. Black Sea feet
expected at Odessa yesterday"
Late last night word was received
from st. Petersburg that the corpse Of
the sailor whose killing caused the mu-
tiny aboard the battleship now at Odes-
sa was laid out under guard marines
on pier all day Wednesday On the
breast was an inscription saying "0mel-
chu persisted through not telling officer
south was bad Beside the body a
box was placed for contributions to
pay expenses of burial. The crowd gave
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
Alfonso Does Stunts.

London, June 29.--The Onlooker, a
weekly society journal, publishes an ac-
count Of one Of the pranks performed by
King Alfonso Of Spain during his recent
visit to England.
The young Kings apartments in Buck
ingham Palace were located ON the same
corridor with the rooms OF Queen Alex
andra. One evening during his stay the
King went to the apartments OF the
Queen to bid her goodnight As he
turned away from the room the King
suddenly said:
"A am an athlete. Would you like to
see me perform z
The Queen answered in the affirmative.
whereupon Alfonso turned series of
somersaults down the corridor to his
own apartments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
AGAINST BOYCOTT.
Rcckhill Gets Chinese Government to
Issue an Edict.

Picking, June 29.-United States Min
ister EoclShill has succeeded in getting
the Chinese government to issue proc
lamation intended to quiet the agita-
ton against the purchase of American
goods, pending the negotiation OF new
treaty.
Washington, June 20. The state de-
partment has not been informed Of Min
ister Rockhill's success in procuring the
aid Of the Chinese government in stop
ping the anti-American movement in
China. MIR. Roekhill has had instruc-
tions for some time, ever since he reach
ed Picking, in fact, to do all that he
could to pacify the Chinese commercial
organizations.
The president sent assurances to the
Chinese government that he would do
all IN his power to bring about modifi-
cation Of the Chinese exclusion regula-
lions in this country. Mr.. RocLhill,
II is understood. has been making an
effort to enlist tie services of the Chin
ese government
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
CURES
p AIN
BROWNS INSTANT RELIEF cures
cole, cholera morbHs, dysentery, etc. zsc.
all Dealers Money back # ii falls
Norway Medicine Co, Norway, Me.
The Sells & Downs Show Is Great.


The management of the Great Sells &
Downs Show are always confident of
pleasing the public of every section. 1t
matters not in what state the show is
travelling, its patrons are sure to leave
the tents well satisfied The people like
TO be dealt with in an honorable manner,
and the fact that they have found that
There is one show that gives all it adj
vertlses has much to do with the unus-
ual verdict of approval which is heard
on every hand about Sells & Downs
Show.
The Daily Times Of Dubuque, Iowa.
among other good things in column
OF favorable criticism, publishes the fol-
lowing paragraph;
The public always delight in a mer-
itorious circus. This explains why the
Dubuque public was eminently pleased
with the Sells 4 Downs Show. 1t was
entertaining, amusing, thrilling and de-
lightful. There were numberless actg
that came with what seemed endless
continuity. They thrilled and bewilder-
ed the observer, they oceasioned ioy,
they provoked breathless suspense till
their completion. To enumerate the
best acts would be a task equal to find.
ing merit in Spanish atrocities. Every
ACT was good, and there were few that
especially conferred attention. The aerial
work was fine and the ring work of the
highest order. The Ebbitt family. the
Martell family, the Earl sisters, William
Davenport and William Marks, and the
many other stars, among the very best
in the business, won the plaudits Of the
multitudes
The Great Sells & Downs Shows will
positively exhibit one day in Barre,
Thursday, July 6.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29

freely. 1t appears now that when the
officer shot Omelehu the crew attacked
him and most Of the officers were thrown
overheard, all but eight, who joined
the crew. There was firing all day
Wednesday in every quarter of Odessa
and it seems certain that hundred were
killed.
Vienna, June ga dispatch from
Lemberg tells OF mutiny of soldiers
in the Mokotoff camp, near Warsaw.
A portion OF the troops were ordered
to get ready to proceed to Manchuria,
but they rebelled. A detachment of 9th
er troops were ordered to suppress the
mutiny.
They fired several volleys into the
ranks OF the mutineers, killing many of
them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
MODELLING RESERVES.
$4,000 Men to Be Assembled in st. Pc
tersburg.

st. Petersburg, June 20. -Alf the bar
racks and government structures avail
able in the capital have been prepared
for the coming mobilization of the re-
serves, an operation which will last
three weeks. Eighty thousand men from
st. Petersburg and the surrounding fac
tory districts will be assembled. A
ukase ordering the levy was expected
yeterday. It is temporarily withheld
until Gen. Trepotf shall have complete
ed his preparations for the prevention
of trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
PATTIsoN WINS IN ONO.

Nominated for Governor by Democratic
Convention.
Columbus. O., June 2o.--John w. Pat
tison Of Clearmont was nominated for
governor by the Democratic convention
yesterday. There were eight names be-
fore the convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-29
HAIL THE MOTH KILLER.
Box of Insects Reaches San Francisco
from Orient

San Francisco, Cal, June ga box
OF insects that are expected to destroy
the gypsy moth pest in Massachusetts,
has arrived here on the steamer Man
churia from the Orient.
The insects, which are like ants in
appearance, deposit their eggs in the
larvae Of the moth
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
FREIGHT RATE IS
 RAISED ON COAL
sIxTY-FTVE CENTS ON THE TON ADDED BY THE SANTA FE
 RAILROAD.

Controls Coal Coming Into the City at the Present Time-Dealers Say They Will Not Make Advance in Price-WilI Endeavor to Get Ad- vance Taken of.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27

It is becoming more apparent, with each succeeding day. that the Bisbee postoffice is in need of enlarged quar- ters in order that the general public may be served without long and tedi- ous delays.
 Jacob Schmidt, the owner of the present location. has had plans In waiting for the arrival of the post office inspector for more than a month which will provide the desired room, but hIs coming has not been announc- ed and there is no telling how much longer the general public will be in- oonvenienced.
 At present, there are cnly half enough boxes. This fact congests the general delivery, and as one pa tron expresses it, lone has to get up before day and get in line in proces- son that oyerflows out of the build ing and down the front steps, in order 10 get his mail"
 During the recent visit of the Goa gressional party Congressman Miner .L Iinated thaE th5 receipts of the Bis lee postofhce would entitle this city to a federal building, and that ID all probability Congress would make an appropriation for one federal build ing for Arizona at the approaching session of Congress. In that event B.sbee should have the public build ing. Pima, Maricopa and Yavapai can boast of territorial and federal in stitutions, but expenditures in this county for that purpose have been de- cidedly lacking. Arizonas present Delegate to Congress halls from Co chise county, and if Arizona Is to re- ceive a Federal building none could deny him the right to select his old home county for this purpose.
 With no reflection upon the present postmaster, who is unable to cope with the situation on account of cramped quarters, the fact remains that conditions in the Bisbee postof. flee, the most important in the Terri tory, are almost unbeArable, and the sooner an inspector is sent to inyesti. gate the situation the sooner will the interests of the general public be serV. ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27

Surprise Party-Leonard Temby was rendered 6 surprise party by a number of his young friends last even ing at his home on School Hill. A highly pleasurable time was had by those in attendance, who numbered the following: Annie Wood, Gladys Foster, Enga Hogan, Selim Trezona, Maude Jillings, May Jillings, Harry N- cock, Bertha Pffer, Erma Paff, Ida Paff, Hogan Elliott, Theodore Hoy, Catherine Hoy, Willie Arndt, Harvey James, Myrtle James, Faith Dugger, Ross Mitchell, Miriam Mitchell, Gla1- ys Adams, Keller Hogan, Walter Freeman, Ethel Strumm, Leona Ira oey, Myrtle Arborn, Emily Wilson, Ruth Wade, Mildred Hart, Mildred Connor, Louis Webb and Leonard Temby.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
THOUSANDS OF ACRES TO BE THROWN OPEN IN
 CALIFORNIA r

A club to comprise of one thou sand or more families is forming to purchase one of the few remaining large Spanish land grants of fertile, well watered land, and subdivide it in portions to suit each member. By 30 many uniting the tract can be boeght as a whole at a ridiculously low price per acre on terms as easy as renting. According to the new plan, each member agrees to make improvements within one year, which keeps out the land spectators.
 A new town will be built and the sudden populating of the community will cause every members holdings to greatly increase in value. The Cali forn3a Home Company of No. 2021 Frost Building, Los Angeles, Califor mia, are headquarters for the club People from all over the country are joining, es it offers an opportunity for securing a profitable farm in sunny California at prices which are bound to double and treble as soon as the seaA k located.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
THIS AUTUMN SEASON IN
 MEMS TO-MEASURE-

SGO TIE .. Is the best yet at THE SAFE PLACE." We have arranged a good assortment of the newest Imported and Domestic Fabrics for Suits and Overcoats, and cordially invite your inspection. We represent the best house in America who does a mail or der business; not cue Of the ordinary Chicago houses, but fashionable New York Tailoring House.
 8. Stern 6 Son, Broadway, N. Y.r whom we represent here, will suit the tastes of any one in any style, and we absolutely guarantee St and satIsfse- tioa.
 No fit to your own satisfaction, and we will keep 1t and sell as a misfit. Is that fair1 Remember, If you want a SUIT, PANTS, OvERcOAT or a TUXEDO or FULL DRESS SUIT, we put the same guarantee on them, "The Safe Place Is our Place.
 (Mea Only.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27

From the appearance of things the Santa Fe Railroad Is going to make the Dawson coal fields of Phelps Dodge look good to the Bisbee trad. CTS in fuel. and likewise sooner or later to the consumers of coal, both of the domestic and industrial kind.
 This is the opinion warranted by a raise of 65 cents on the ton put on coal by the railroad freight schedules lately and now effective. The raise is understood to have come from the freight department Of the Santa Fe, which exercises large control over all coal shipments made into this terri tory at the present time to dealers In fuel.
 Coal and wood are now at high price in the city, and addition of the 65 cents extra added to the freight consideration as a fuel for domestic purposes in the camp. Yesterday 1t vas said by MT. Buxton, of Buxton 6 Smith, that the additional freight would not be added to the retail price of coal by city dealers. He said that he had had a conference with Moore & Go. regarding the matter, and that agreement not to advance prices had teen decided upon. Meantime the dealers intend making effort to secure abatement of the 65 cents on the ton added to the railroad freight rate, and will also endeavor to get decrease from the old freight rate, which is considered tco high. Combined with the cost of handling coal here. which includes sacking and delivery, over roads and trails that for the most parl compel the use of burro5, the freight rate on the fuel at the present time puts it beyond the means of the gen erai trade. It is expected by the ccal dealers than when the South western gets to handling the coal from the Dawson fields this situation will undergo immediate change, it having beer announced some time ago by Prof. Douglas that the acquisition Of the Dawson field would enable Phelps Dodge 70 give cheaper coal to the seV eral towns in which they are largely it. terested in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27

H. N. Whitney, interested in mines in this district and in Sonora, left last evening for his home in St Louis. He was accompanied by Mrs. Whitney. Mr. Whitney expects to be back in the city within mouth
 Mrs. L. Hasselgren and son, of Lewis Springs, were in the city yes 1 terday on business. W. P. Harris and wife left last eV- ening for Clifton, where they were summoned by a telegram announcing the serious illness of their son. Miss Fannie Watson left last even ing for a several days visit with friends at Douglas.
 The family of Jas. Mitchell arrived from Ishpeming. Mich, this week. Mr. Mitchell has secured Q house in the Johnson addition.
 Superintendent of Bridges Ryan, of the Southwestern, was a visitor in town yesterday.
 Judge J. M. O'Cornell returned to Pete Johnson is back in the city from his visit in California.
 Max Marks is in town from the City of Mexico for a visit with bis broth CT. Emil Marks. Since in Mexico MT Marks has become heavily inter- ested in mining in that country. Arthur Pritchard and Jess lessen left yesterday to joi1 the working force at the San Francisco Mining Co. property ID Arizpe.
 Miss Margaret Doyle arrived in the city last evening from New York to visit with her brother, Constable Doyle.
 Auditor Ledwedge. of the South western Is visitor in town. R. C. Mcdonald left last evening for Cananea after a several days visit in the city on business. | District Attorney RavHns. of Ora ham county, was a brief visitor fn the city yesterday.
 | Rev. C. c. Young was through tho city yesterday cn his wa yto Douglas on business connected with his church work. At Benson Baptist church will be established at once, such de- cision having been definitely reach cd. Rev. Young said yesterday. Rev. E. H. Gessel, until recently of this city, but now at Douglas, will have charge of the new church.
 Misses B. c. Kohler and Aayme Rock departed for Chicago last eve&. iIg.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
BUILDING IN
 BISBEE IS BRISK
< GREAT DEAL IN THAT LINE IS GOING ON THROUGHOUT
 THE CITY.

Rushing Alterations at Copper Queen Hotel 5Uilding-kew Allen Build ing Walls Are started-Handsome Brick Block Likely on Site of Owl Saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
Palace Restaurant
 Under New Management CO ME AND SEE U s. Guaranteed the Best of Satisfaction.
 JOE PROVENCHER. Drop.
SUBSTANTIAL REWARD.

Is offered for the return of vest talk en from Review office and no ques- tons asked.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
POSTAL CONDITIONS
 BECOMING WORSE
IF ARIZONA IS TO HAVE AN AP PROPRIATION FOR A FEOER- AL BUILDING, BiSBEE IS
 THE PLACE.

No Intimation Received Here as to Promised Coming of Inspector, and Postmaster Cassidy Has Deferred His Request to the Department Awaiting the Arrival of This Off, elal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
GRAND MASK BALL.

A fall line ot beautiful costumes have been received by Mrs Rich for the mack ball next Tuesday evening. Oct 3L Can and make your selection.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27
SEWING MAcHINEe.

For sale. rent, or rspesrc< st Ed. variety Store, Brewery Ave- 2 tosfs above Vienna Bakery. Phone lss.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-27

J. W. Stonehouse was a business visitor ir the city yesterday from Douglas.