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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
WESTERN LEAGGE,

a. Iosoph. May % A tW0.llto hl n
tho eleventh inning uf luluNs game
fcnrod the second run fpr omaha win.
ming from st. Joseph in ID RWolling CON.
tUsf police escorted lmuIu Mace from
iho gronndg to avoid the fury ut the
faus Attendance, goo,
Score. r. H. y.
Dmuhn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W
~ Joseph 1l.t.ttH|trrf.faH.H NJ
Buuoros quick ana l'rc"U RuuJoW
ana FCulun
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AMERICAN IEAGuF.

e. Louis. Moy'sy a. l9gIn lo0h lho
Tmm WushIngtun, o lo I, and tuyud BE-
linz whltowOshod on me wrlc' lolly
wns oIoctvo for lho homo team ami
ihn oniy INNS scored by WunhNBlon ulmo
In ON NIB error Attendance l..h
ssnro' r. l.G
~ Louis tput,ttp'tf''ff'.H " ,
Warrington u'f'H"t'f'. '.."''"'
batteries -pclly and WonN'G Patton
and iltuodgp,
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DosTON N CIUCAUO b

chicago, May %.' Boston today lcfNl
cd t'hlenpO IN slugginp game b iu b.
mo local team rallied iu thu mhl Two lus
nlnps. hut were unable tu overcome Bose
ton'g lead, The battling uf NrImHhnW was
Inc feature. Attendance 1909
gcorc, n. H. E.
chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ =
Bogton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II !
Batteries owen Patterson ana Sulla
van, j. Taunohll ana Iugnr
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Douml3IIEApER ST FRISCO,

Ram Francisco. May - snu lunclsco
and seattle broke oven today. Noniu'
won lu the morning nnd Rin Wno.op
W thu afternoon IN the morning rimo
Fnliu touched Williams up for ton hlw
and seven Dlruw By The home team hl
I'm hVu runs
IN only one inulng IN the afternoon CON
test was San Francisco able lo hunrh
hits on charley Han In the second ihoN
got three hlH and scored Two rups
Henley pitched a nno ZANE, Keeping ms
hits wei scattered,
Morning Game
sroro' n N r..
seattle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w !
Fan Francisco unrHtt...,t.pf n.i
batteries Roach aud DWhNopdi wiz
llumH ana Shcu
Afternoon bAmo.
NuOruI II. " v.
Nrllllr u.HHNHtrln.tfrttr'ur
Nun Francisco .t..t,rlttp.'.prud
Houcucf-r. lloll ana l'rmy llUloy
uud Shea
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AMERIcAN L.AnrE-
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

cincinnati. May 2S-l'mpro Emsllo
had a busy afternoon of H. hlniHhing
Wagner foi using bad Language and
bcuchlng llupglnr and lroyor for dis,
puimg decisions Attendance, 300
gporc. n. w. H.
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures IL p
pitlehurE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries. -Ovomll and schlii phlllpph
l,coyvr Howard taliNoh
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Monarch over pain, Burns cuts
fp1linG slingH Instant rolof pr
Thomas EclccWlo oh AZ any drug
store,
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SUMMARY.

Warned Ruua sall Lake 81 Bol.r, ?
INo'h0Ho llltN. Thornl0m HUfW.. Ham
lhroc'ba0o llil Hammond RlrtlnDo
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WIN overcome indigestion and dyspon.
sIa, regulate tno ,boNcH ana euro liver
blood ourchur and nyiForator IN tho
world, II IN purely vegetable perfectly
barml,ss and should you bo "A sufferer
from disease, YOU win use II II YOU arc
wise.
r. r. Andrews l,dilor ana Mgr Cocoa
uud R0oNcdgo NcWs Cocoa, FLA, writes
"l huye used your llorhmo I'm my fams
n.y. ana ind N "a most excellent medicine
ltH onurlH upon myHolf have been n marx.
~" zoe, Sold by y. g, " l. Drug Dept II
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III

Why take any chance in tea
Why take any chance in tea
Why take any chance in tea
wdls Nr our knowledge pyos, A S,aaos a
Company, San ifsndso,
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NNRnINAI.s. 8. OlmrANN. |.

Chicago, May %-rilchcr kcllWm was
puszlor f0r the locals today tuptulu
Chance being the only one 10 solve hlA
loft handed curves nfcincr save tho
mist two men up their bases, Alicud'
anco, 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29

"Bl9o" races at snlt Palace Saucer
May 3Oth.
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Buy glanltc and cnamoled ware from
Harris while priv'8 are go low Harris
~ on Stutp siroot 2}is236.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29

Ouh four mumhuw of the lNno cub
were M the ruugu for contests Yesterday,
johnson Wns high man. TN" scores fol
low.
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IitI3l
SCORE NY lNNlNda.

'Two out whom game ondcd,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
Young Mems Club In the
WOrthen Block.
OPENING LAST EVENING
Firemen's Club Occupied Room in New
Central Fire Station for First
Time Ladies of Clan Gordon
Give Supper.

The rooms of the Young Mems club
III the Worthen block were opened last
evening with appropriate exercises. The
rooms were thrown open to the public
and there was very large attendance,
the rooms being well filed. The club
rooms are those which were recently
vacated by the Yincitia club and consist
of four rooms, a parlor, reading room,
card room and pool room.
A short but very enjoyable programme
was rendered as follows; Selection by
orchestra, reading by DIR. +. nj. Lynde;
piano solo, George Shackley; vocal solo,
Lewis G. Griffiths; selection by orches-
ira. After the programme f. A. Gragg,
president Of the club, explained the
purpose for which the club was formed
and asked for the hearty suppors Of
the young men of the city to make it
q success. Mr.. cragg said that the
club was formed last fall to take the
place of Y. M. @. A. in this city
and that the club would be conducted
nearly the same as a Y. nj. G. A., with
the exception Of the religious bart.
which the latter association has.
All young men Of good moral char
aeter are welcome to Join. The read
ing room will be free to any one to
use, but the games and pool are to
be used by members only. The club
now has about rs members. In the
near future the boy choir Of the Beth
any church under the direction Of Geo.
Wilder will give a concert in this city
for the benefit OF the club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
Lexington Battles l30th An
niyersary Today.
OBSERVED ELABORATELY
Also in Worcester Official Tribute Was
Paid to the Late Senator George F.
Hoar-Boston Nationals Lost to
Brooklyn in First Game.

Boston, April 1o.-Concord and Lex
ington today celebrated in an elaborate
fashion the 130th anniversary of the
battle which really began the Reyolu-
tionary war. The programme included
cannon salute, band concert, athletic
tournament, field day drill of companies
of the state militia, grand military ex-
ercises and civic parade. In Boston,
Patriots Day is being appropriately OBJ
served as holiday, business being en-
tirely suspended. a large number Of
meetings Of historical and patriotic So
cieties IRE being held and several ban
quets given. The list Of sports is an
unusually large one. Probably the most
important and interesting one is the
25-mile Marathon race from Ashland to
Boston, which was witnessed by thous-
ands along the route.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
SCHEDULE ARRANGED.
Spaulding Team Is Preparing for First
Game April ~.

The team to represent Spaulding
high school on the diamond this spring
will be chosen soon, as the first sched-
uled game comes week from tomor-
row. There are seven of last years
players trying for positions, Fisher,
fielder, Ayers, catcher and fielder, Cars
well, first base, Halvosa, second base,
Kenefick, catcher and fielder, Bruce,
fielder, and Roy Darling, third base. 1t
is probable that the old men win be
shifted around somewhat. Among the
new candidates are Noel who played
on the Littleton, N. H., team last
spring, Alackay, Richard Darling and
Worthen.
Manager Mackay has arranged the
following schedule:
April 27-North Barre at Barre.
April 29Northfeld High at Barre.
May 3Montpelier s. High at Barre.
May randolph High at Barre
May Montpelier High at Mont
pelier.
May II Northfeld High at North
field.
May 19--Randolph High at Randolph.
May 20-Bethel High at Bethel
May 23-North Barre at Barre.
June 2 Bethel High at Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
BASEBALL AT GRANITEvILLE.
Prospects of Fast woodmen Team
Seem Good

The Woodmen baseball team will
play its first game Of the season
week from Saturday with d picked team
from Barre, on Gazeley's Park. The
prospects for a fast team are excellent,
as all of last years players are out
and several new ones. The team has
new dark green uniforms with red let
ters, N. w. A., on the shirt, besides
a fun set Of baseball supplies.
Last years veteran pitcher, Tom Com
iskey, will do the twirling and Capt.
Ned Craige will be behind the bat.
James Donahue, last years star second
baseman, will play that position, but
the other POSITIONS are in doubt for
the following men are trying to reach
them: Smith, Ross, Drislo, Armstrong,
Il. Como, Fraser, Carroll, Pirie, McDon-
aid, Vivian and Suitor.
Manager wv. ID. Mcdonald has ar
ranged several games with good teams
and would be pleased to hear from the
managers Of the baseball teams in this
vicinity. Considerable Improvement will
also be made on the baseball grounds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
BOSTON. MERIDEN. MoNTpELLIER
Residences of Men in City Court This
Morning,

Three men were in city court this
morning and two of them went 70 Mont.
pelier jail through inability to pay the
price of their doings.
James McGovern of Boston was ar
rested last night by Officer Hamel for
intoxieation McGoyern pleaded gull
ty and took the alternate sentence oi
ten days in Jail.
Ralph Parker, who gave his place Of
residence ais Meriden, Conn, was ar
raigned for the same offence He plead
ed guilty and will spend ten days in 8
jail. He was arrested last night BY
Special Officer George Garlic.
Special Officer George Garlic also ar
rested John Gauld of Montpelier last
night for intoxication, to which charge
Gauld pleaded guilty and paid his fine
of S. with costs of S8.04.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
BUY INTO BARRE WHITE.
Jones Bros Acquire 0ne-Sixth Interest
in Wheaton Ouarries.

Jones Bros. have purchased one
sixth interest in the Barre White Gran
ite Co, owners of what is known as the
Wheaton quarries. In making this plir-
chase they acquire the interest of N.
D. Phelps in the property. The trade
was made last week.
This company Is constantly extend
ing and increasing it's business in Barre
and j. now replacing at its sheds d
$50 foot air compressor plant put in
only about year ago with a 1900 foot
compressor plant. The company is also
talking of making another extension to
its sheds this season, though this has
not yet been fully decided upon.
The most notable piece OF work now
in process Of cutting at the plant st
the present time is the large Gov. Cur
tin monument for Pennsylvania.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
Death Of Northfeld Woman.

Mortified, April 19.- Mrs. Abigail
Carpenter Howes died yesterday after
two weeks illness with Bright's dis
ease. She was born in Northfield in
1S49, the daughter Of Judge Heman
Carpenter, prominent lawyer, who at
one time was connected with Goddard
seminary, also state librarian and side
Judge Of Washington county
The deceased leaves husband, L.
A. Howes, and two children. Heman, of
New York city and Maud of Northield.
She was an attendant at the Univer-
salist church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
WILL BE TRIED SEPARATELY.
Tremblay Brothers of winooslSi Who
Were Indicted for Murder.

Burlington, April 19.-The case Of
State vs. Louis Tremblay, indicted for
the murder of Louis Lamoreux Of Win
ooski in january win be taken up at 9
O'Clock on Tuesday morning Of next
week in Chittenden county court As
IS well known there are two respondents
indicted in this case, Louis Tremhlay
and his brother, Athanas. They have
the right to be tried separately under
the statute and application was made
and granted Tremblay win be defen-
ded by Rufus E. Brown, who was as
signed by the state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
WAS BADLY BURNED.
Frank Kurus of Rutland Injured in an
Explosion.

Rutland, April 19.-Frank Kurus, an
employee of the Lincoln iron works,
was severely burned about the head at
work yesterday. In building ire IN
4 stove in one of the shops he put
some wood on top Of the coal in the fire
box. which was warm enough to gene
rate gas from the kerosene which was
poured on the wood and when Mr.. kurus
touched lighted match to the wood
an explosion occurred.
The mans face, ears, the back Of his
neck and the right arm to the elbow
were badly burned, much Of the skin
coming off. His eye brows, mustaehe
and the hair on the front OF his head
was burned off. His eyes are badly
congested, but it is not thought that
he will lose his sight.
Unless he inhaled some Of the fame:
he will probably recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
IN THEIR NEW QUARTERS.
Barre Firemen's Club Held First Meet.
ing at Central Fire Station.

The Barre Firemen's club occpuied
its new quarters in the central fire
station last evening for the first time.
The furnishings are not all put in, but
the arrangements will be completed
soon. When the work ID done the club
will have as pleasant rooms ais any
similar organization IN the city. The
combination billiard and pool table has
already been set up. AT the meeting.
which was attended by about thirty, 4
committee was appointed to meet either
the fire committee of the city council,
or any other properly authorized COM
mittee, to make settlement satisfac-
tory to all concerned in regard to the
conditions under which the club shall
occupy the rooms. The club ordered
all the outstanding bills to be paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
United States Vessels Placed
Along Philippines.
ALSO FOR OBSERVATION
Much Uneasiness Is Felt in London Ship
ping Circles Because of Lack of
News Concerning Russian Fleet
Insurance Rates Rise.

Washington, April 10. -Rear-Admiral
Train, commanding the Asiatic station,
reports this morning to the navy de-
partment from Manila that he has plac-
ed various vessels Of his feet at inn
portant points along the Philippine
coast. for the purpose of observing the
movements of the Russian and Japan
ese vessels and for securing compliance
with the neutrality laws.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
Three Petitions IN Bankruptcy.

Burlington, April 10. Three petitions
in bankruptcy were filed in this city
yesterday, being those of Albert T.
Crandall of Springfield, who has liabih-
ties of $2,s07.43 and assets of S2,92S,
of which $3.50 is exempt; and Bert
a. Codding, an assistant baggagemaster
of Bellows Falls, who has liabilities
of $56o75 and assets Of $351.10, Of
which $205 is exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
SUCCESSFUL SUPPER.
Ladies of Clan Gordon Entertained a
Large Number Of People.

The Ladies Of Clan Gordon held q
very successful supper and entertain
ment in the Odd Fellows hall last even
ing. About $50 people were served
with an excellent supper and a large
number remained for the programme
which consisted of vocal solo by Miss
Jennie Mann, readings by j. Ward Car
yer and Mrs. d. G. Watt and "Stump
Speech by Mr. Smith During the
supper hours an orchestra Of FIVE pieces
furnished music.
add Clan supper
Miss Margaret Brown also sang a
SOLO
The ladies who had charge Of the sup
per and waited on the tables were Mrs.
Donald Blake, Mrs, Robert Inglis, Mrs.
George Williamson, Mrs Geo. Angus,
Mrs. James Fraser, Mrs. VIM. CriIick !
shank, Mrs Geo. Troup, Mrs. Alex
Tronp, Miss Mary Park, Miss Rose
Troup and Miss Lizzie McKeowin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
70 Have Charge Of Athletics.

Montpelier, April 1o.-At the meeting
of the high school students yesterday
afternoon an athletic association was
formed TO have charge of the finances
and management of athletics in the
school. The officers are; President, e.
e. Thompson, principal; vice president,
George Pitkin; treasurer, William Cor
~; secretary, Clayton Flint.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
Married in Baker City, Oregon,

The Baker City, Oregon, Herald for
April 13 contained the following item:
Robert Neuhaus and Margaret King
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr.. James King, Wednesday after
noon, Rev. Harry Seeor officiating Af-
ter the ceremony a delightful wedding
dinner was partaken Of by the friends
Of the bride and groom"
Miss King was formerly resident
Of this city and is the daughter of
james G. King.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
Anarchists Law Their Plans.

Paris, April ia number of anar-
ehists met last night and decided to
advise their fellows in all the leading
cities to refrain from any demonstra-
tions in large bodies but to kill army
officers and policemen when they are
caught alone on the street. The pur-
pose was openly avowed to be revenge
for the killing of the rioters at Limoges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
BRIDGE HIT HIM.
William McKell, C. v. Freight Brake
man Knocked from Car.

Waterbury, April 19.--William Nc
Kell, brakeman on No. 02 freight,
had a very narrow escape from SER
ious accident here yesterday. When the
train was pulling into the station he
was knocked off the cars by the Stowe
street bridge, and fell unconscious be-
tween the cars and lodged on the bump
ers. He was discovered at the station
and taken out and attended by DR..
Grout, the railroad surgeon, at Water
bury He was sent on the next train
to st. Albans. He received several
slight injuries, but it is hoped no serious
ones.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
BADLY INJURED.
Carl Lewis of Springfield, VT, Met Will
Accident at Claremont.

claremont, n. H., April 19.-Carl
Lewis Of Springfield, VT, brother of
Monroe L. Lewis Of this town, was
badly bruised and had two ribs broken
yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from carriage, caused by the horse
shying and the rig striking hitching
post, just in front of Josiah Wilson's
home. An electric car had just passed
when the accident occurred.
MIR. Lewis was taken to the village,
where his injuries were dressed by DIR.
Jarvis. He was later taken to his
brothers home on Mulberry street. Mr..
Lewis is so years of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
ENGRossING is FINISHED.
Vermont Officials Will Attach Their
Signatures to Laws Tonight.

The Vermont legislature of 1904 was
the banner one SO far as number of
bills and resolves is concerned. There
were 800 Of them, and this evening
Gov. Bell, Lieut. Coy. Stearns and
Speaker Merrill will affix their sigma
tures TO them. When bound the vol
ume viii make $50 pages. There are
40 lines on a page and nine words on
line. The engrossing was done by
George w. Hunt, the assistant secre-
tarY. and it Is Just completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
TRACK DUG OUT
And Electric Car Is Once More Running
Up Washington Street.

The electric railroad dug out the
Washington street track which it aban-
doned three weeks ago, and started
running its cars up the hill at eight
o'clock last night. The sick car which
was kept at this end Of the line has
gone to the hospital where they patch
up the ills that electric cars are heir
to. The sewer cave-in on lower Main
street is fixed and the cars are running
over that street without transfer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
AUTO APPLICATIONS.
Secretary Of State Fleetwood Reports
They Are Coming in Well.

Secretary Of State Frederick G.
Fleetwood, who was in Montpelier to-
day, stated that the applications for au-
tomobile licenses under the new law
are coming in well. There are 112 APP
plications for registration, 100 for III
censes, six to dealers and two for chat
feurs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
ls japanese Cruisers.

London April 19.--The Daily Mails
correspondent at Singapore learns that
Russian agents have cut the cable be-
tween Foo Chow and Formosa.
A despatch to the Daily Mail, dated
Manila, April IS, says:
"This morning 16 Japanese cruisers
and torpedo boat destroyers were scout
ing of Sampaloo point"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
MASONIC OFFICERS.
Granite Chapter, No. 2e. R. A. NJ, Held
Election Last Evening.

AT the meeting Of Granite Chapter.
No. 70, 4. A. NJ, last evening tile foI.
lowing officers were elected. f. T..
Small, y. II. p; G. F. Aver, r.; @. N.
J. 2. Emslie, secretary; George Inelis.
Iilden, s.; c. NJ. Wiley, treasurer:
G. Of H.; w. II. Bradbury, p. 81; ID. NJ.
Barclay, r. a. G.; d. A. Blake, NJ srd
"; w. H Pitlin, NJ 2nd ": AZ. ii
Cato, M. list vi; O. Fri Reed, chaplain,
NJ. =. MCGOWAN and j. J. Sowles, stew
ards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
TRIBUTE TO SENATOR HoAR.
Worcester, Mass, Holds Memorial Ser
vice in His Honor.

Worcester, Mass, April 19.--W Worces-
ter today paid her official tribute to
her most beloved son, the late Senator
Hoar, with memorial services in Me-
chanics hall. Representatives Of the ma
ton, state, and every phase Of the
social and business life of Worcester.
The chief address was delivered by Sem
ator Daniel of Virginia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
PROGRESSING sArIsFAcroRILY
Negotiations Regarding Settlement Of
Moroccan Situation.

Paris, April 10. N. Delcasse, foreign
affairs minister, stated today that the
reports that negotiations at Fee regard
ing the Moroccan situation are progress
ing satisfactorily had been confirmed.
He declared he had interviews with the
German ambassador who promised to
dispel threatened trouble between
France and Germany
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
Gas Buoy Exploded.

Kingston, Ont, April ia gas buoy
in process of filing on board the govern
men steamer Scout exploded yesterday
afternoon, killing one and iniuring four
of her crew. Two Of the injured prob.
ably will die.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
uneasiness N Shipping circles.

London, April 10.--Shipping circles
are uneasy ii the absence Of news re-
garding Rodjestyensky's feet. The pos
sibilities of capture of vessels by the
Russians has caused insurance rates to
Pacific ports and Australia to be in
creased
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
SENT TO WATERBURY.
Benjamin Williams to Be Examined as
to His Sanity.

Burlington, April 49,. Benjamin Will
liams, whose trial for the alleged mT-
der Of Policeman ]. P. McGrath, Nay
"a, 1904, was begun yesterday in Chit
tenden county court will be sent Ia
the state hospital for the insane at
Waterbury to be examined as to his
sanity, by order Of the court. The
prisoner was examined here previously
by DIR. w. d. Berry Of Burlington for
the respondent had Doctors d. l.
Shirres of Montreal, and S. G. Andrews
of Waterbury. The case was continued
pending developments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
BOSTON NATIONALS LOST.
Brooklyn Won First Of Double Header
Today in Boston.

Boston, April 49,. The first game in
the National League, between Boston
and Brooklyn today, resulted in vic
tory for Brooklyn, the score being A
to 2. It was a game Of light hitting
and poor fielding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
The Russians Retired.

st. Petersburg, April ia despatch
from the front says that the Japanese
tried to turn the Russian flank near
Heischimon, Manehuria. The Russians
retired short distance to the north.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19
TRAIN WRECKED.
Two Passengers Hurt Near Bancroft,
Maine, Last Night.

st. Johns, N. b., April 1o.- The Mon.
real express on the Canadian Pacific
railroad, which left here last night, was
wrecked just before midnight near Ban
croft, Me.
As far as known here only two pas
sengers were hurt Eight cars and the
tender Of the engine left the track, the
baggage car and second class coach be-
ing overturned.