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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
MORE vIRULENT.
Cholera Spreading in Berlin and Through
out Prussia.

Berlin, Sept. s.-An official bulletin
just issued announces that Is new cases
Of cholera and six deaths were reported
during the "A hours ending at noon yes
terday, making a total Of 105 cases and
so deaths.
Numerous cholera inspection stations
have been established in the infected
territory and near it.
Some of the Berlin wholesale houses,
the Tageblattt says, have sent circulars
to their customers in infected towns in
structing the latter not to communicate
by mail with Berlin, because Of the dan
ger of infection in the receipt of letters.
The Tageblatt deplores this step as be-
ing unnecessary, because, it says, Ger
man houses are in constant correspond
ence with the Levant, India and South
America without importing cholera, the
plague on yellow fever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
Nae WOOD Sue Senator PAD.

Omaha, Sept, ST. Mae Wood has flee
a civil suit in the District Court against
Senator 4. C@Platt and the United
States Express Company for $4,000
for alleged services rendered to the de-
PENDANTS. Miss Woods petition allege:
that while she was employed by the
Government in >the Post Office Depart
ment at Washington, she rendered ser.
vice to the defendants by tipping Off
the inside working Of the office and by
assisting to keep out Of Postmaster
General Payne's annual report Of May
1908, recommendation Of the spost
cheek" system, ethus saving the express
company several hundred thousands Of
dollars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08

we're perfunctory, the executive com
mittee performing the actual work.
ar Alexander had been told that
some shares OF Equitable stock had been
recently sold and that they brought So
ooo share. He had also heard Of other
certificates being disposed Of for very
high prices.
An effort was made to learn from
the witness the present whereabouts of
Thomas d. Jordan, who was formerly
controller Of the society, and whom the
committee is exceedingly anxious to
serve wan a subpoena. Mr.. Alexander
regretted that he himself did not know
where Mr.. Jordan was.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
BOSS CAREY RETIREs.
Began as Laborer in Chicago and Has
Made $1,000, 900.

Chicago, H., Sept. alderman
4Tom" Carey, political boss of the stock
yards district for 10 years, has announc-
ed his retirement from politics, and will
move out Of the district.
Carey began life as laborer, and
never had a dollar until he entered poll
tics. During the years that he has been
the stockyards leader he has made ST.
100000.
For five years he has been chairman
Of the Democratic county central COM
mittee. He has been treasurer of the
campaign committee and is a big con-
tractor. He has purchased $4,000
house on Grand boulevard, in the heart
OF the 9th ward, the banner Republican
ward in the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
PRISON MADE HIM.
Hardy Leaves II at so an Educated En-
gineer,

Jackson, Mich, Sept. s.-Twenty-
eight years Of prison life have trans
formed George Hardy, who has been par
oiled. He entered the penitentiary at the
age Of % an ignorant, sullen young man.
convicted Of murder. He leaves it with
a good education, eonyersant With the
classics Of English literature ana quail
fed TO call himself skilled engineer.
he is now 50 years old, and better fitted
TO make a career for himself than III
he had never fallen into the clutches Of
the law but had drifted through life ia
the aimless, shiftless way iii which be
began il,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
National League Standing.
BURLINGToNs BATTING.
Team Average for the Season .25s-Mc-
Crane and Hazelton Lead.

The Burlington Free Press scorer has
figured the batting averages 81 the Bur
hngton players for all games played
since the opening Of the Northern League
season. The team average il .259. tile
highest Of amy in the league. McCrane
heads the list Of individual stickers with
an average Of 1853 IN Il games and next
70 him comes Iazelton, the real heavy
hitter Of the team. Bill fell off some
in his batting during the last two weeks
OF the season owing to too much spit
ball pitching, still his average Of .S22
is higher than that Of last season. when
he led the 1904 champions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
CLARK CHIEF SPEAKER.
Prominent Men at Vermont oficers'
Meeting.

Burlington, Sept s.-Many prominent
men attended the 42nd annual meeting
OF the Reunion Society of Vermont Off
GERS which was held here yesterday. The
society is made up OF volunteer and re-
gular army officers OF Vermont who
fought in the civil war. Among the
guests present were Col. Albert Clark,
Boston; Mai.-Gen. }. II. Wilson, Trenton,
n. j.; 9. II. Robb, assistant United
States attorney general, and Mai. Irah
II. Evans Of Austin, Tex. At the ban
quet last night it was expected Seere-
tary of the Treasurer Leslie M. Shaw
would speak.
The principal address of the days ses-
sion was delivered oy Col. Clark. A bust
ness meeting was held in the afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
Dr.. Charles H. stowell

in the National Medical Review, says:
u have examined and tested Comfort
Powder by every means at my command
and the results have verified all claims
made for it. / find that it possesses
|antiseptie, soothing and healing properties
not possessed by ordinary taleum pow
.ders, and this is what gives it such heal
ing power over all skin irritations and
soreness"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
BACK no THE woRK HOUSE.
Rutland Man Got Drunk Before His
Parole Had Expired.

Rutland, Sept. Gideon Reed Of
TINS city, pardoned after serving TIE
minimum term Of eighteen out Of 4
tNenty-tour months sentence for breach
q the peace il the house Of correction.
got drunk before his term Of probation
vas over, was arrested again. and must
serve the balance Of 4 hundred ana two
days,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
WASHING MACHINE
INVENTOR PASSES AWAY
Moses ". TerriI Originated Clothes
wringers and Served in Vermont
and Connecticut Legislatures.

Niddletown, Ct, Sept. s.-Moses w.
Terrill, president OF the Rogers Manu-
featuring Company of Middlefield, max
ers OF bone goods, died yesterday, aged
10 years. He made a fortune out of
clothes wringers and washing machines.
which he invented in the cos. He twice
sat in the Vermont Legislature from
Morristown, his birthplace, and three
times went to the Connecticut General
Assembly after coming to this state.
Five children survive him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
FEVER SITUATION BETTER.
A Steady Improvement Shown in New
Orleans.

New Orleans, La, Sept s.-The yell
low fever situation showed no material
change yesterday, steady improvement
being shown in the city. The country
situation is disconeerting, as to some
sections. The local business situation
is steadily improving.
The official yellow fever report up
to noon yesterday was as follows; New
cases since p M, Wednesday, Ill; to-
tai cases to date, 2,153; deaths yester-
day, 8; total deaths, 30l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
HOT BATTLE
AT BOSTON
Philadelphia Won Out in the
Thirteenth
SCORE WAS THREE TO TWO
cOakley Had a Little the Better of the
Argument over Gibson and Then
Over Tannehill Of
Boston.
SCORE WAS THREE TO TWO

Boston, Sept. SIN a great thirteen
inning bah game yesterday Philadelphia
won out from the Champions by the
score Of to 2. Coakley had a little the
better Of the argument with Gibson and
then Tannehill, although nine hits were
registered by each side. Both teams
made several misplays in the field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
sasst, Health and Comfort 10 Mother ana

MRS. WISsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR
ehlldren teething, softens the gums. reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures lglpd
colo. Perfectly safe ia adj cases We woulA
say 70 every mother who has a suffering child
Do not let your prejudice, nor the preludices
OF DINERS, stand between you and your suffer
ing child and the reieftha viii be sare-yes.
absolutely sure-to follow the use OF this
medicine, II timely used. Price 20c. a bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
HE WILL HOLD NELSON.
Manager Objects to Jeffries as Referee
of Fight

of Fight.
San Francisco, Cal. Sept, ST. have
never objected to Jeffries on the score
q dishonesty, but on account of ths
change in the betting
Such is the statement made bv Billy
Nolan, manager Of Battling Nelson
Nolan prefaced this remark with the as
sertion that be was firm in his refusal
@ allow Nelson to 90 IN the ring tomor-
TOW II the heavyweight champion Is to
pe the referee, and added that Nelson
would abide by any decision that his
manager might make.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
II
BARRE OPERA House
Thursday Eve, Sept. IA
Lyman H. HoWe's.
Worlds Greatest
Exhihition of
Moving Pictures
COMING AGAIN

NOmANJ AJAlN
With promise Of unfailing entertain
ment sustained by twenty-one semi an
nual tours Of triumphant achievement
in the highest field Of Moving Pictures.
YOU SEE
The Seige and Surrender Of Port Arthur,
the only absolutely authentic animated
views in existence Of this historic event.
OTHER SIGHTS.
President Roosevelt at the Wilkes Barre
Catholic Temperance Convention,
The Strenuous Washerwoman,
Browns Half Holiday,
She Would Sing,
The Impossible Wardrobe,
The Unlucky Umbrella and others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
American League Games Yesterday.

At Boston, Philadelphia 3, Boston 2.
At Washington--1st game, Washing
ton II, New York 6; 2nd game, Wash
ington 10, New York 2.
At Detroit Detroit 4, st. Louis /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08

At New York-lst game, Boston /,
New York 0; 2nd game, New York 8,
Boston o.
At Pittsburg Pittsburgi Al, Cincinnati
y
At Philadelphia Philadelphia s,
BROOKLYN 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08

Reserved seats 90 on sale at the Peoples shoe
Store Monday Morning, Sept. lith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
CAR GIVING THANKS.
A Service Commemorative of Peace Held
at Peterhof.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. s.--A thanks
giving service commemorative Of the
conclusion Of peace was celebrated at
Peterhof yesterday afternoon in the
presence Of Emperor Nicholas and the
state dignitaries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08
Here be Lhe baIIlng averages
Base BAN Observations.

Team batting aYeFagei ~.
The sun., 1905-11-19
VACANCIES UNDER JEROME.
Al Least Seven OF His Assistants Are
Going to Retire.


District Attorney Jerome will have
number OF vacancies in his staff on the first
OF the year At least seven Of his assist
ants are going to retire and resume private
practice, and Others may 60. Some have
already formally handed in their resigna-
tions to take effect on January 1. or sooner
il It does not interfere with Mr.. Jerome 8
plans. Not being under obligations to any
political party, Mr.. Jerome has free hand
in making appointments.
Mr.. Jerome will have TO select new chief
Of staff. William Rand. Jr.. who sent Sam
Parks To lail, prosecuted Diamond Phil
Weinscimer and had charge of the cases
against Nan Patterson and Lawyer John
w. Wooten, filed his resignation before the
campaign. He leaves on Januaryl.
Unless Justice Truax decides soon on the
application of Lawyer Abraham Hummel
for change of venue. Mr.. Jerome may
have to change his plans for the prosecution
OF this case. Mr.. Rand has had personal
charge of the investigation of the\Dodgc-
Morse marriage and divorce scandal, which
resulted in the Indictment of Humrhel
Benjamin Steinhardt, Justice E1gar F.
Fursman, Charles F. Dodge and Detective
Edward Brackcn
"" 'd',' ~ ''D'' '''i'i'o, WIN WIS
complicated case than any other man in
Mr.. leromes Office. If Mr.. Rand should
leave the Office before any of the defend
n,,,. o,a nm, -, triaI II ia noss;t,le thot h..
,,,, ha ret nined as sne";a1 dist riot Attor' re
nry to COuduCt the prosecution. OF the
VII j.. U,'I,en nr as ,me most liLei~ nandi'
,Io'o ,r, e Co. ,Hief nf staT lie 10 son ~
I,,ctra Tctt ~ ,be IEnited Statos Co,,rt or
5I,iSS uo '" ,,os ac,;na D;str;ot kttorno, ",
,,,,r,,r, NJ Iern,,,e,s l.amnaign '''
n,r bp",J ", bas Tnrmed a rnastnersb;r with
r ',''HI' I'D I'd ard EraSor;, Eor,pa, h,.n
,,,.". r""n ',,ar lS ur Iarn,,o,s nssistants Mr
The sun., 1905-11-19
Private Sales,

Eoas bqHert o" To- EIas = coidstsIn sRaa and nd
s aH Rd and FoHh see eu ssSeg
Fifth and Seventh avenues. Fifteen OF
the houses have frontage Of 40 feet each,
feet each. The price is said to be over
S71OO
THIRTY--N STREET. j, Art hur Fischer
bah OF Virginia. No 2ie West Thrty-ninth
street. three story brick dwelling. on
lot. ?6x0s,9.
LEXINGTON AvENUE.-NIilard veit has
No. 2Oo+ Lexington avenue. southwest
corner. OF i2?nd street, four story fat,
with stores, on lot lsxs2.
win have sold for, j.. Smalls TO Blumen-
krohn 4 Frenndlich; Nos 500 500 to $40 West
ments. on lot 7sxl0O.5.
FlFTY-FlFTH STREET.-Leopold Stiassny
has sold No, 536 West Fiftyffth street
five story tenement. on lot 25xloo, to an
operator
for cen1 No sos Vest isstS s,rees sqs so'
fve story double fiat. on lot 2619e.ii.
MANhAiLIrAN iI AyESuE,mF En- WILLIAM soh1s
Fricdberg No. 43e Mani attain avenue, a
ttve story double fiat. on lot 2S.txo5, ad ioin-
ng 'ne norhess, ss1 corner of ilsth street
JACKSON, AyENUE..,Wiliam Loeb 4 Co.
have sold for Frank N. II III the plot OF three
lots on the east SIDE OF jackson avenue.
ia feet sou IN OF l63d street.
Fulton sTREETmBsSkSslsee h.,d Barnes %I,d SHd
liam 4, White 4 Sons. from the estate
four story building, on lot 25,4x25 * irrcgu-
lar between Clin and Pearl streets,
EIGHTY-fIRsT STREET, Harry p; Davis
, seven story apartment at Nos. ISL and i55
East Eighty-tirst street on plot H.ixiO22.
NlNETY-FIFTH ;sTREET-,S. J., Pakas has
bought from the Equitable Realty Com
Nest Ninety fifth street. seven story
elevator apartment house, on plot 62.6K
D have sold for Mrs Clara s. Barclay Bar i'toVs to
pamcy. No 3? West ;ISd; SiXty-nnth street
s has sold for Or william Schneider the rive i've
St9Ey tenement ~, a. Ne $50 West Forty
SEVENTH STREET,. j. Greenberger
has sold for Bernard Rosenfeld 10 J. HAM
burger Nos. 2lS and 2iSn Seventh street.
I'VE story On plot sS+Ho
for MIR. HAMBURGER.
FORTY-FOrRTH STREET. NJ Fraade has
resold No, 2u4 East Forty-fourth street,
Aye story four family tenement, on lot
SECOND AVENUE james Kyle 4 Sons
iry IayS sGd for lssrf SI he i've
Second avenue, on lot 2710x7t
sold for, Abraham Kornbuth Nos. eei and
963 Park avenue, northeast corner of
with stores on plot 3sxi00,
FlFTY-Fl RS1 STREET. .-Moses Kinzler has
resold Nos, 525 and s27 West Fifty-frst
street. two ive story tenements. on plot
I2lST STREET.-Kraft 4 Levy have bought
the two four story tenemsnts. With Stores.
The sun., 1905-11-19
BOY WITH SIDEWHEEL JAG.
Had Becn Helping Mother Put Jp Some
Rhine Wine Mother Locked Up.

As Policeman Cousins OF the East Thirty
fifth street precinct was strolling along
First avenue on his post late yesterday
afternoon he saw very small boy zig
Tagging toward him in what looked like
a "sidewheel jag" The boy was seven
year-old Joseph Meyers of SOL First avenue,
and he had the sidewheeler, even though
he lacked the years to carry it. Cousins
tucked him under his arm and carried him
TO the East Thirty-ffth street station house.
The boy was scared sober enough to tell
who he was. An ambulance was called
from Bellevue Hospital and DR.. Ma1hy
started in the back room of the station
house, to sober the child.
While the doctor was at work woman
who seemed to be torheavy came into the
station house to see what had become OF
her boy. She proved to be MH. Bridget
Meyers, the boys mother. She said she
had been putting up couple Of gallons
of Rhine wine and that the boy had helped
himself, had become intoxicated and had
wandered of.
Looks as though you had helped your
self, also" remarked the sergeant.
Just a wee nip, sergeant" she admitted.
She was placed under arrest and the
boy was turned over to the Gerry society.
The sun., 1905-11-19
HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Jacob ITehr. whose Body Was Found Near
Lake TITUS IHada Bullet Hole IN the Eye.

PLArTsBURo, Nov. 1s,-Later nows and
the evidence taken before Coroner Oliver
at Malone last night prove that jacob
Heir, whose body was foundn near Lake Titus
yesterday after he had been missing almost
a week was shot probably by himself
and without doubt by accident. 1t was
found that Hohr had been shot in the eye
and that there were powder marks on
his face. The body which was found
on Mount Immortele, near Lake Titus.
was lying beside u doe he had evidently
Just killed.
The deer had been all dressed and the
evidence went 90 show that Heir had
started down the mountain with the deer
to the water below to meet his companion
when the fatal shot which killed him was
fred. The mountainside * quite steep
and rough, and In carrying the deer he
either stumbled or in some way accidentally
discharged the rifle. The verdict Of the
Coroner was that HEIR had met death
by being accidentally shot while hunting
in the woods in the vicinity Of Lake Titus.
Mr.; Heir left widow and three small
children
The sun., 1905-11-19
no MORE RULE BY BOSSES.
Greenwich Village Club Forms With This
us Its Principle.

The men who worked for the reelection
of District Attorney Jerome in the Fifth
and Seventh Assembly districts have
formed permanent organization known
as the Greenwich Village Club, with head
quarters at Abingdon Square. 1t Is the
intention of the club to foster the principle
Of Nr. Jerome's campaign the defeat OF
political bosses.
Oliver c. Semple is the president of the
club. Augustus \. Hand will look after
the interests of the club In the Fifth As
semhy district and Russell D. Hyde In tho
Seventh. The secretaries are Charles +.
Dillon and Arthur Heitman.
The club celebrated MIR. Jerome's victory
with vaudeville entertainment at its head
quarters last night. The entertainment
was followed by a dinner at the Hotel
Abingdon. A letter of thanks was read
from Mr. jerome. Speeches were made
by George Gordon Bell, Robert A. Kelly
and William G. Trewin.
The sun., 1905-11-19
English Accountants on Mutuars Books

The committee Of investigation Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company has ar
ranged with Deoitte, Dever, Grifiths 4 Co.,
of London, firm Of accountants and audi
tors i'll England, TO collaborate with Messrs.
examination of the affairs of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company, and a body OF
employees of the former firm, experts in
insurance accounting, have arrived here
from London and have entered upon their
work.
The sun., 1905-11-19
ny NIarconi Wireless.

The American liner st, Paul from South
ampton, was seventy-five miles east Of
Nantucket lightship at 215 o'clock ycster-
day afternoon and probably will be up to
her dock about s o'clock this morning.
The Cunarder Caronia, from Liverpool
ITO miles east OF the lightship at 2I5 p. NJ.
should reach her dock about o'clock this
morning.
The sun., 1905-11-19
Miscellaneous.

Almy g. Gallapin Nos. II and 10 East Twenty
eighth street. running through to Nos, -
Covered COW re t With old bniiiings, The property
ad Joins the Hotel Seville AT the southwest
corner OF Twenty-nnth street and Maiison
avenue. The lease is for long tern, of years
seville. He, Will build ten story addition
pr. r. ii. Wylie is the buyer of No. ~ West
S0g Musr kn1sr sG1 recently by
Harry arr 81 B. DAVIS and Charles Hclborn are
the buyers of Revcr" Hall. seven story
apartment house at No. 02@ West llith street
also the sellers Of No. 25i West End avcnue
DR. WILDER VI. Daley is the buyer or No. 70
Fnst SiNty-unth street, northeast corncr of
Ma lison rvenus, sol recently,
Louis A. Solomon is the buyer Of the plot,
l5OSlOO on the north side of Seventy-third
street Us feet east Of Avenue 4. sold recently
through Folsom Bros.
Newman GrOSsnan and Frank FeidmRn
are the BUYERS OF No 220 to 23i East Ninety
seventh street. sold recently.
The rutland & Whiting Company has been
appointed agent for the twenty story Office
through To No - to l3 New street, owned by
the Century Building COMPANY.
Folsom Bros have sold for Harriet i. Tel
ford to Samuel u, Folsom seventeen acres
Conn.
The Manhattan building plans filed vester-
day include two six story flats with stores.
to be built for Epstein \ Cohen on the north
side OF liath street ll9 feet west OF Pleasant
avenue. at a cost OF 800. 900; three six story
flats to be built for Hamburger Havman
on the north side of l3ath street a7u feet west
OF Fifth avenue. at cost of sl2a,0O0 = two
story garage to be built for Anna T.. NJ Mont
saulnin at No. 2ll West Elghtv-seventh street
al cost Of e. 500, and five story fiat. 10 cost
SIS. 900. The Bronx plans include a two story
dwelling. to cost 1900. and n two story dwell
ing, to cost $500.
The sun., 1905-11-19
CRY REAL EaTATE.


BOROUGH OF QUEENS--SALE on RENT.
The sun., 1905-11-19
40 MONEY 412R

FOR ShLE-Ncw 2-famy houS" l3 rooms and .
baths, shady street near Prospect Park. bargain :.
easy payments or exchange for farm Il. w. box
ll6 sun once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
MAYOR WEAVER AS A TAN.

Mayor Weaves contemplated gas steal
Shows he not the spness and sere corrupt
that is bent loong Philadelphia his earlier
non-acton would indicate He declared qubbe
or qualification his intention employ every with which
is clothed to art the consumaton of the nutou deal and
his removal of members of his municipal
convincing proof that be exactly says fights
the battle the bitter along the begun
he will win not merely the temporary approval of people
their enduring friendship and support.
The confronted by necessity deciding
he should play the
he should the plant rapacious gang bandits
that ever held municipality whether he should
himself from the pundeers take the of the people and aid
them in rescung the city from the clutches corrupt
Mayor Weaver have decided be S
decision and courageousy followed will
the biggest men in the country and the
OF American city Transformations this
Great responsibility bring the best there
whom it devoves and it by improbable
who but lately ondenng Mayor plastic
Hnt OF the corruptonsts long find full justification
hang him the preserver Padephias homer dignity
safety.
Certainly his action yesterday encourages hope The
speaks fair and acting courageousy
heads OF two departments because they fight
against the conspiracy sufficient inspire
determination to the perpcaon of
dalous ouages attempted against any community this
public Not the people Philadelphia people
American city feel they have much stake in the ffent
pledge to defeat the niquous gas steal possible
will give impetus the crusade for municipal already
like a giant wave is sweeping the
Should Mayor Weaver prove his promises
the effect upon public thought and public will be
and striking for the people of Philadelphia Of
at last been driven drastic
reform They certainly will denominations that
Will follow If in the end he the
On the other hand they will forgive and forget every dsappont
ent they have sustained from the they his
favor doubt reluctance hesitation power
he only employs his ability his position his opportunity to
them honestly and earessly.
Let Mayor Weaver continue to be