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The Washington times., 1905-04-06

WANTED-Fupils to leara stenography. speed
Of 10 to 100 words per minute guaranteed in
100 hours study money refunded; day
and night sessions STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. 315-3l6 Colorado Building ap5- 3ot
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. complete for
light housekeeping; TENS cheap. 1l2s 4th st.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

EVERY STRANGER IN THE CITY
Looks in The Times Rooms TO Ren.
column, for he knows that IL is the
Room Directory OF Washington IL
your room is vacant, it's your own
- right place.
GET IN THE BEST, AND
BE IN IT ALWAYS.
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WANTED - Medium-size secondhand iron
safe; must be in good condition. Phone or
address j.. NJ. HEISLEY, 1906 18th st. NV.
apS-3t -
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FOR RENT-By owner. bright nicely fur
nished front room. second floor, bath same
aoor. In new, modern house; quiet select
neighborhood; southern exposure; references
50 Randolph ST DIV ans-ot
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Wilson & Mayors Saturday Sale,

10 a. M, 1927 and 1929 G st. Househol,
furniture and miscellaneous articles.
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No Better Dinner in the City Than
PERoTTI SERVES. 35c. $50 PA. AVE.
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FOR RENT-Furnishet froat rooms, ss to
SO; modern conyeniences. h$3 9Th ST. NV.
apo-3t
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~ Bottles Lager Beer, 7sc; Delivered
Beavers. 423 AZ st. sw Phone N. 1oO6R.
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THREE FRONT RooNs- one front base
ment: wells furnished. 61s 9Th st. NV.
ap5-3t
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TWO COMMUNICATIVE ROOMS. front: sin
gle or en- suite; could give board. s12 A st
ne. aDS-1t
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=2-Burner "Wickless" Blue Flame Oil
Cooker. s.. A. Eberley's Sons, rs 7th NV
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Try schmit's Devlled Crabs. 7o2 eth NV.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENTING and three rooms and BATH
with buffet kitchen: centrally located APP
ply JANITOR, Mt. 'ernon. 9th st. and New
York ave ap4-3t
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WANTED-Join AMERICAN HOMESEEK-
Frs ASSOCIATION if you want work, city
or away. 4iS 10th ST. NV. Ii
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ROOMS. with or without board; centrally To-
Gated. Free list. WA 5HINGTON INFOK-
NATION BUREAU, 1cf3 F ST. NV. Room I6.
IT
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WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED, 81. rs up: house painting:
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, Gas II St
ne. Phone East 1897. aD6-3t
WALL PAPER, sc per roll and up. CAR
Isle BROS, GAS II ST. ap6-3t
ROOMS PAPERED. very cheap: work guar
anteed. Address postal II. HEWITT GIL
East Capitol ST. ap5-3t
FIRST CLASS PAPERHANGING at lowest
prices, drop postal r. Il. BATES, 235 Q st
NV. ap5-3t
NOW is THE TIME TO have paperhanging
and painting done, while prices lowest :
send postal to WILLIAM V. MAHONEY GO?
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. for free samples and
estimate on your work; legal guarantee COW
all work. Telephone East 1l4-F. Anacos-
tia branch, 10 Monroe st. Northwest branch
Coz New York ave. mh31-7t
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WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemen's. Also shoes
and hats. Addr sss postal and will call any
hour. e. TARSHES, 1903 9TH st. NV. Phone
North 499
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LOST.
WHEN you LOSE

WHEN YOU LOSE
Anything. there's only one medium that
VIII find 1.-THE TIMES
Get in the Best. and Re in II Always
LOST-Brindle Boston bull terrier morning M
April D. Reward for his return to IT'S Rhode
Island ave. II
IOST-This morning. o'clock near corner
18th and l. SITS NV, small handbag con
tanning glasses and pocketbook with BIZ
Return to Miss MURPHY. 1903 18th 81. II
LOST-From 1435 Chaplin st NV. collie dog:
tag iilo Reward for recovery or inforraa-
tion leading thereto. II
LOST-Monday noon, black and brown steamer
rug IN front Of 1853 Massachusetts ave NV
Return 10 above address and receive reward
ap5-3t
LOST-Wedncsday morning. between Sd and
ID SITS. and 2G1 st. NV, pocketbook contain
ing as in bills Reward If returned to Mrs
SOUTHWORTH 205 e ST NV ap5-2f
LOST-Cne gentltman's Waitham gold watch
case No. S39922; movement No. 258g2s8 not in
running order, large reward given If returned
to 622 ID St NV. MRS JULIETTE BROM-
LEY. rnh3l-7t
z.
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FOUND.

FREE, / lb. of Fancy Cakes with each
gallon OF ice cream, Zoe and soc per gallon
LACEYS, e97 New York ave. ja3-f
MONEY ON SHORT NOTICE
IF YOUR PAPER Is GOOD.
HENRY M. KINGSLEY, SIC sth ST. y. ".
lnh31-7t
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WANTED-Man and wife to work on farm
Apply after o'clock at 1I1S12 10th st. NV
aD5-2t
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LOCAL MENTION.
GRAY'S ICE CREAM,

s1.00 per gallon 1905 NJ street n. W.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By two young men, room ana
board in the vicinity of Lincoln Park: private
family preferred. state terms Address Ron
So, this office an1-Sr
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting,
no pain. lool;, feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal
painless nPings. DIR. j. L. WILSON. I2n3 F
ST. NV. mh29-S0t
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EAST CAPITOL AND 9Th ST.-Pleasant
front room: summer rates. Is 9Th St me-
aps-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED = COLLECTIONS Let US make
your collections. No charges unless We get
money for you. Accounts Of grocers. doc
tors furniture houses loan companies, etc.
SUITE 61 Metzerott Building. ap5-3t
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on premises
81. so; like new. j. J. FEENEY, as 6th 1t
NV. ap4-5t
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FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping
62I u ST. NY. ana-2f
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WANTED-Young man for firm; $50 month;
country youth preferred 619 st. NV,
ROOM 8. It
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WANTED-A young to learn the drug
business; also a boy to assist at the soda
fountain evenings, in East Washington Ad-
dress BOX l39. this Office ap6-3t
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TO REFINED GENTLEMAN. large alcove
front room; newly furnished; tiled bath: pri-
yate family. 1902 18th = ap5-st
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TABLE BOARD.

FIRST CLASS MEALS sent out at reasonable
prices. 1908 n st. NV. ap4-3t
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FOR RENT-Large. bright outside room
beautiful view. Inquire APT. 76. The Ply
1896 18th ST. NV. aps-St
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FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS for rent 81
Sth st. NV. ap6-St
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1cI N IIIe 1'est' NII6I I@S TT It <AtV'Iy d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., carpets, etc; buying
contents of houses a specially; liberal spot
cash prices; mall orders given prompt at
tention- LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP Az
10th ST.. NV. ap4-tf
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WANTED-A boy TO learn the printing trade;
16 or II years old. must be able TO read well.
PEARSON'S. 9Th and d sts 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANYTHING you WANT

What some one else has to dispose of
can be quickly had by advertising in
THE TIMES
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LARGE furnished room: ~ yards new-car.
pet; second floor front; bath: electric light
$l2 month SIG 18th st. NV. It
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H o T Ell A LIAM RE

II Q T e I A Z A
MRS. WOUDE. Prop
NEW YORK AVE, COR. 18th ST.
having secured the building formerly &C.
| cupied by the Baltimore Hotel we have NOR
oughiy renovated ii and will now conduct a
strictly high-class hotel. Excellent cuisiDe
ana service Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up mh5-tr
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FOR RENT-One bright. desirable furnishe
room. 301 u st. NV. ap6-3t
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WANTED-A married colored as coach
man; experience and references required. Ad-
dress BOX 1873, this office ap6-3t
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WANTED-Coiered man and wife, no chill
dren; good home; woman to cook and man
to tend garden, sever miles from city on
electric cars; wages, S23 per month. APP
ply BOX 81 this Office ap4-3t
WANTED-Pupls al Spanish: special dis
count 10 those enrG ling for the spring term
evening classes enly. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. 315-3l6 Colorado Building mh23- aOt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
1T WILL BRING HELP

To you that you need. if you just adj
vertise your wants in THE TINES.
That's where you get the best.
GET IN THE BEST AND BE IN IT
ALWAYS
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COGSWELES Is THE CHEAPEST ana most
reliable place to buy new and second hand
harness, traps, Surveys, runabouts, coupe
rockaways. Daytons. delivery. laundry depot.
and butter wagons. Blankets and robes e0c
up harness, "a; 10 good secondhand poles,
18th St mh3O-tf
NEW CANOFY-TOP SURREYS. SIS. 0G to SIS. 90
NEW BRASS EXPRESS HARNESS. SIS 90
S. D. WATERS & SON, $40 Pa Ave.
mh17-f
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FOR RENT-Naw four and five room sani-
tary apartments; sepS rate Yards and
porches; only $3.50, kARRICk & MET
CALF. 1888 G st. NV. nh4-tf
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WANTED-Two bright men can make from
81, to soc weekly; permanent position: no
selling nor canvassing PENN MERCAN-
TILE CO, room 16. 10v6 F ST. NV 1t
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WANTED-Outside man to take our line as n
side line NATIONAL CIGAR FACTORY.
lu1l Pennsylvania ave. 1t
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TWO COMMUNICATING rooms on second
floor. completely furnished for light house
keeping; So; also one room. with board FOR
two persons; $40 each. $50 & st. ne. 1t
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WANTED-Presser at once. HOLMAN s.
1893 Pennsylvania ap6-3t
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DESIRABLE ROOMS. IS, IS, So 500 K st
NV. aDe-9t
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WANTED-Ten active white men; good sal
AIRY. Room 219. STEWART BUILDING, Stu
and ID sts NV. II
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ANAcoSrIA.

BrRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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Il WANTED--An honest white boy, about 10
years old, to learn engraving and TO do err
rands r. y. ADAMS, 1908 f st. NV. 1t
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! WANTED--Five colored walters, $50; cafe
walters kitchen men, for hotel. PHILLIPS
HOTEL AGENCY, SO eth st. 1t
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in Washington. ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
nhI4 GOT
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FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath; partly
furnished very cheap. 754 It'll St NV
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 1913 st. n,
ap6-3t
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WANTED-Young man between is and q
years with one more years experience at
house painting 1906 14th st. NV. 1t
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WANTED-A boy experienced In blacksmith
shop. Rear $50 Pennsylvania ave. 1t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
THE sHooTINe oF MeeRATH
williams Confession Repeated BY DR..
Clark on stand.

Burlington, Sept. 26.--The most SEN
sational evidence introduced in the trial
of Benjamin Williams for the murder
of Policeman James AIcGfath came out
Yesterday when DR.. F. Z. Clark told on
the witness stand the story Of the
shooting as it had been told to him by
Williams at the jail Williams became
enraged because McGrath laughed at
him when he drew his revolver and this
caused him TO fire. NJ 6. Leary and
Albert Belka corroborated the evidence
given BY DR.. Clark. Another witness
whose examination occupied considerable
time and whose testimony was impor
tant was Mrs. Nellie Miller, who was
Williams sweetheart for three months
previous to the shooting. She told Of
a conversation with Williams in which
he showed his revolver and said he
would shoot any officer who tried TO
stop him.
The states case is rapidly coming to
a close. It was expected that the exi-
dence would be in yesterday but the last
witness was not reached It Is proba
BILE that the state will rest this morning.
The defense win then be begun. 1t i
that about Is witnesses will
be called and it is probable that this
part Of the trial will occupy at least two
DAYS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
ORDERED TO CLOSE SALOONS.
Mayor Cory Proposes to Have Mont
pelier Dry Centennial Day.

Montpelier, Sept &c. Mayor r. NJ.
Cory yesterday afternoon sent to each
licensed dealer in Intoxicating liquor in
this city an order to close their places
of business October 4 next. The orders
were delivered BY Chief Of Police Dur
kee and read as follows:
Whereas, October 4, 1905. by reason
Of the celebration OF that date Of the
centennial of the location of the state
capital at Montpelier will tie day Of
great excitement.
Therefore | order you as first and
second class licensees in said city, to-
gether with all other licensees for the
sale Of intoxicating liquors, not to sell
q furnish Intoxicating liquor on that
day.
Mayor Cory believes that centennial
day viii be one Of great public excite
ment,n and that he Is acting under the
authority conferred upon him by the
license law, view in which very many
citizens and good legal authority coin
eide. The holders or licenses, however,
believe he has exceeded his authority,
but wether or not they win test the
matter and keep open next week We'd
nesday remains to be seen. The hold
ers of licenses are retieient on that
point.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Major Delmar went half-mile in
59h at Cleveland Saturday.
Brown University and Dartmouth
each have about 1000 students, but if
we were going to pick on the football
teams, we should be inclined to pick
Dartmouth. Boston Globe.
Audubon Boy {1.59A and Sweet Ma
rie (2;04M) will make another on
slaught on the pacing and trotting rec
ords respectively, at Readyille, Tuesday,
Oct. 3. This week the horses will APP
pear at Philadelphia, then they viii
come back to the Breeders track for
another try for the records.
Ii is stated that James y. Gateomb
has challenged w. NJ. Savage to match
Dan Patch, 1;56, against Audobon Boy,
1.59A, for $1,000 side, the race TO
be paced at Lexington, Ky, at the trot-
ting meeting in October 1t IS said
pressure is being brought to bear on Mr.
Savage to get him to accept.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
PARs0N WALKS ss MILES.
Reaches Church Just in Time to Preach
Sermon

Lisbon, N. I'll, Sept. 26. The Rev.
James B. Sargent was In Mortified, VT.
Saturday, and on his return to Lisbon
found when he reached Montpelier that
he was not in time to catch the train
from Montpelier to Wells River. Never
in the eight years of his pastorate, four
OF which have been in Lisbon, has he
failed to meet his appointments, SO the
plucky pastor starte on foot and walked
the entire distance, thirty.eight miles.
He arrived in WoodsyiIle In time to
take the train for Lisbon Sunday morn
ing, and occupied his pulpit as usual,
although he had not one moment Of
sleep since the previous morning. MIR.
Sargent and family expect to leave
Lisbon for their new home in North
field on Thursday Of this week, and his
sermon on Sunday was the last one lie
will preach as pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church in this village.
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IN COUNTY COURT
Barbeui Case on Today Insurance
Company VIII Fight.

Montpelier, Sept. 26.-The Barberri
case is being tried today, occupying the
time OF the court for the greater part Of
the day,
Counsel for the defense in the case of
Carrie e. Moody against the Aletropoli-
tan Life Insurance company, in which
the plaintiff last week was awarded a
verdict for $t,f55, have filed motion,
which viii be argued later, that the
verdict be set aside. The grounds will
be made public when the motion is or
dered.
The case Of the A. II. Berry Shoe com
pany Of Portland, Me, against Barberi
4 Pologhini of Barre is now on trial.
Suit Is brought to recover S330.5I for
goods furnished. The liability Of Bar.
beri is denied. The store was located
in Barre.
Elisha May Of st. Johnsbury asked
the court for further time in which to
take testimony in the citizenship case
OF c. A. Phelps against S. Hollister
jackson, states attorney.
The fifth hearing on the habeas cor.
pus proceedings in the Blanch AlcFar-
land case was held last evening before
Judge Powers
Clementine Bianchi who was indicted
for selling Intoxicating liquor, and for
keeping With intent to sell furnished
81 400 bail in the two cases, and was
released from custody
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
Thirty-Eigh Feet High and
Four Feet Square.
ALL POLISHED GRANITE.
Taken from Boutwell, -Milne-v -vamum
Quarries--POlished at Barclay Bros.
viii Be Erected to Memory Of
Joseph Smith, at Sharon.

One 81 tile largest spires Of granite
ever taken from Milestone hill was this
morning brought to Barclay Brothers
granite works from the quarry Of the
Boutwell,. Milne and yarnum Co. 1t
IS spife which weighs 60 tons and
when cut viii be 3s feet six inches long
and four feet square at tlle base.
The spire is to be all polished, includ-
iag the apex and will be the largest
polished spire ever shipped out Of Barre.
The spile is part or an allpolished
monument consisting OF two bases, the
lower Of which is IL feet square, die
and cap. The lower parts are taken
from Mari & Gordonfs quarry.
1t IS to be set up to the memory Of
Joseph Smith, founder Of the Mormon
religion, on the boundary between the
towns OF SharoH and Royalton, VT.
The Il. G., Bowers Granite Company
Of Montpelier will begin to set up the
monument in about two weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
FORTY YEARS MARRIED.
Happy Family Gathering to Celebrate
Event With Mr.. and Mrs. B. F Con-
ner at Worcester.

Worcester, Sept. 26.-There was a
pleasant gathering at the residence OF
MIR. and Mrs. B. 1. Conner in Worcester,
Wednesday, Sept. 20, when the fortieth
anniversary Of their marriage was eel
ebrated in a happy manner All of
their nine children are living and were
present to enjoy the occasion, also ~
grandchildren. Six of the children are
married, Mrs. Minnie McElroy of Vest
Minister West, Albert w. Conner and
Ernest S. of Hanover, n. H., Milton of
st. Johnsbury, Frank of Barre and Mrs.
Eulaeen Barrett of Northampton, Mass,
all Of their families being present. The
unmarried are Clarence OF Hanover, N.
HI, Ada and Luke, who reside with
their parents. Fifty-one persons sat
down To bountiful dinner, while other
friends and neiqhbors came in the af-
ternoon, increasing the number to be-
tween sixty and seventy. The worthy
couple were the recipients of two nice
chairs, presented by their children, also
silyerNare and a sum of money from
others. Ice cream and cake were served
during the afternoon. The occasion was
highly enjoyed. and may they live to
celebrate their fiftieth anniversary is
tile wish of al. Among the guests
from out Of town were Mrs. Pauline
Lawrence, Otis and Sadie Lawrence, A.
K. Leonard and wife, Charles Leonard
and family, Henry Leonard and wife
and Berton Leonard of Afiddlesex, Mr.
and Mrs ". II. Conner of Barre, Edwin
Rollins and wife, Dean Wells and wife
OF Woodbury., AIRS. G. ~. Leonard OF
Northfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cove
and Miss Alice Cove of West Berlin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
TIRED OF FARM LIFE.
Brookheld Boy Ran Away But Was Cap
tured Sunday

Brookfeld, Sept. 26.-Lloyd Haggett,
a boy IN his fifteenth year and who was
the charge Of III. X. Boynton Of this
place, ran away on Saturday and for a
time no trace of his whereabouts could
be learned Finally it was learned that
he was seen going toward Northfield and
the police Of that place were notified on
Sunday. A short time after being mo-
titled Chief Hutchinson located the lad
at the home of a Mrs. Keefe in that
part Of Northfeld known as Happy Hol.
low and took him to the police Office
where he remained until Mr. Boynton
came for him.
The lad was formerly charge at the
city farm in Montpelier but was bound
ont to Mr.. Boynton over a year ago for
the remainder Of his minority. He be-
came tired Of farm life and so conceived
the idea OF striking out for himself
without any definite end in view except
to get away from the farm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
Enormous Wealth Slowed
Away in Russian Converts.
SIX BILLION IN THREE.
astounding Results Of an Investigation
Into What Amounts Of Money
the Churches of the Empire
Held

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 26. As the re-
III of an investigation made at the
kime the peace conference at Portsmouth
TAs in session, it has developed that
stseral OF the converts and monasterles
81 Russia are endowed with enormous
wealth. The investigation was made at
de time when it seemed that the nego-
Eiations would fall through and the gov
4xnment was determined to find out
Nhat amount Of church money it could
dfsw upon as last resort for carrying
jill the war The result was astound-
sFg. 1t was discovered that in three
e0nvents alone wealth Of enormous val
IS was held. The Traitsko Sergyers-
kaia Layer, near Moscow, possesses one
billion, six hundred and fifty million dol
iafs, the Petcherskaia Layer at klet
has eight hundred and twenty five mil
lion and Alexandere Neyskaia Laver
here possesses two billion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
Paylng HIgh For the cheese.

At South Londonderry, VT, nearly
80 years ago, Ezra Pierce owned AMI
ran store A customer came in who
wished TO purchase some feathers, which
were selling at S1.00 per pound. Thev
were weighed out for him, and left
standing in a large sack in the store.
Mr.. Pierce's attention being called ASIDE
for 8 few moments, the purchaser
quietly slipped small piece Of cheese
into the bag of feathers. but the owne,
of the store, noticing the act. proposed
Weighing the feathers again. The other
man demurred. but in the end paid AZ WI
per pound for his cheese Boston Her-
aid.
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TO BE PREPARED.

Indian Government Acquires Large Tract
of Land on Border for Garrison.
london, Sept 26.The Indian govern
snent has acquired three square miles
of land near Peshawar, ten miles from
Khyber pass, and the site viii be used
foE the establishment OF a large garri-
@on. This move, following the recently
alsnounced intention to construct rail
Nny line through Khyber pass, shows
that Lord Kitchener, military command
er IN India, is taking every precaution
fo be prepared for the quick moving
III troops and to avoid an invasion in
lie event Of Anglo Russian hostilities,
which Yord Kitchener believes are sure
To come some day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
DEATH OF MRS. LoNERGAN.
Two Sons and One Daughter Reside
Here in Barre.

Here in Barre.
Burlington, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Catherine
Lonergan died Sunday evening at about
eight o'clock at the home OF NJ. ID. AIc-
Mahon on South Union street, OF heart
failure, caused BY acute Indigestion.
She was 50 years Of age Mrs. Loner-
gan left her home at 35 Murray street
shortly after six o'clock aud boarded
d North avenue car on North street.
AT the corner of Church and Main streets
she waited several minutes for a car
to take her to South Union street.
Shortly after boarding the car she suf-
fered faiting spell. When she reached
the home of Mr.. Mcmahon, she was
assisted to the house by her son, Charles
of Barre, who was visiting in this city.
All efforts to revive her had failed ana
she died shortly afterward She was
removed that evening to her home on
Murray street.
Mrs. Lonergan was subject to severe
attacks Of indigestion, but otherwise was
in good health. The family contemplate
ed moving to Barre soon. She is sur
yived by husband, Edward, four sons,
William and Thomas of this city, and
Alfred and Charles Of Barre, and a
daughter, Mrs. Thomas f. Hamel Of
Barre.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock from st. Pat
rick's chapel, with interment in st.
Joseph's cemetery.