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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
All That Champions Got, and
Enough to Win.
ALTHOUGH ST. LOUIS HIT 9
Champions, outfelded and Outbatted,
Won Game. Score Of to /, by Civ
ing Exhibition Of Consecutive
Hitting in One Inning.

Boston, june s.--The Champions mad
four hits in the game with st. Loui
yesterday afternoon. The hits all came
in one inning, and enough scores were
then made to win the game in spite o.
the fact that st. Louis swatted the bal
safely nine times. Ii was remarkable
illustration of what punched hits vii
do. At other times st. Louis outbattec
and ontfelded Boston. The score was
two to one.
Dineen was in the box for the home
team and Petty for the visitors, and il
simply was the fortune of base ball
that landed the former as victor. In
the second inning St. Louis looked dan
gerous James hit TO left field near
The foul line for two bases. Wallace
got free pass, and Gleason hunted
safely, filling the bases. Sugden could
only hit to Dineen and Jones was forced
at the plate, and by fast work Criger
doubled Sugden at first. Setback took
Pelty's fly after hard run, and Bos-
ton had pulled ont Of a very tight
hole.
st. Louis scored in the third their
only run of the game. After Dineen
had got two strikes on Stone the bait
ter hammered the ball over Stahfs head
for three bases. Moran singled to right
and Stone crossed the plate Moran
was out stealing second, and Stahl and
Burkett closed up the inning by gath
ering in Van Zant's and Koehler's flies.
The game was won by the Champions
in the fourth inning, Setback hit one
to the pitcher and was out at first.
Then came Boston's four consecutive
hits. Parent cracked one to left for
single, and went to third as Stone
allowed the ball to get by him. Burkett
hit straight through the diamond to
right field, and Parent scored Capt.
Collins sent one Oh line to the other
corner Of the field, advancing Burkett.
Not to be outdone, Stahl. who has just
returned to the game after long spell
OF sickness, smashed out a double into
left field territory. Burkett scored, and
his run was enough to land the game.
Sugden and Koehler disposed Of Grim
shaw and Ferris.
During the remainder of the game
Boston got no farther than first base,
and ST. Louis was but little better, al
though two errors by Collins, one in
the seventh and the other in the eighth,
looked bad. In the first case Sugden
scratched hit and then Petty hit a
little roller to Collins who ftmbled.
There was little danger of scoring. But
there was in the following inning. Mo-
ran singled to right and was sacrificed
by Van Zant. With two on bases and
one ont Koehler hit to Collins and again
the Boston captain fumbled, filling the
bases. But Criger took Jones' foul and
stahl took Wallaces fly, and st. Louis
best chance to win the game was gone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
Raising Base Ball Wind.

The fair for the benefit Of the Bur
|lington Base Ball Association will begin
Saturday evening at the new armory.
The arrangements have been completed
and the armory will present brilliant
scene the first night. The hall will be
decorated in fine style and there will be
a large number of prettiIy trimmed
booths over which young women will
preside and sell all sorts of articles. A
door prize win be given each evening to
the person holding the lucky coupon
which viii be among those distributed
at the door. A gold watch for the most
popular lady and one for the most popu-
lar gentleman who is a member of a
fraternal order, are to be awarded to
the lady and gentleman who receives
the highest number of votes. Many ar
tices are to be disposed OF by ticket
including handsome automobile. Music,
dancing and other entertainment will be
furnished each evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
WAR ON GoRMAN.
Bonaparte as Healer of the Republican
Differences.

Baltimore, Md, June s.-Charles j.
Bonaparte, who is to be secretary of
the navy, yesterday attended the meet.
ing Of the Republican state committee
for the first time.
He delivered an address in which he
impressed upon the Republicans the inn
portance of dropping all fractional diff.
ferences and uniting in determined
fight against the German scheme 10
carry the negro DISTINGUISHING consti.
tutional amendment at the polls.
Mr. Bonaparte in sense attended
the meeting as the representative Of
President Roosevelt. His decision to at
tend the meeting was thought by some
Republicans to mean that the President
had persuaded him 70 assume the posi-
ton Of leader and counsellor to the par
ty in Maryland, and that in the cam
paign against the German disfranchise-
ment scheme the state organization will
have the support of the national COM
mittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
SQUADRON GATHERS.
win Sail Today for Body of John PAM
Jones.

New York. June s.-The second souaa
ron of the North Atlantic fleet. eonsis,
mo Of the armored cruiser BROOKLYN ana
ne protected cruisers Chattanooga. Cal
weston and Tacoma, selected by the nav
department to bring the body of John
panl Jones from France, assembled
eff the naval anchorage at Tompkins.
vile. Staten Island, yesterday and pro.
eeeded today to sea on the way r.
Cberbourg. OFF that port the casket
containing the body win be transferred
to the Brooklyn.
Rear Admiral Sigsbee, who win Ia
in command, will board his flagship on
TompkinsviIle in the afternoon.
AT the Brooklyn Navy Yard, carpen.
ters have been busily engaged on the
flagship completing an oak platform
which Is called the mahogany sarcopb.
aols.a that is to receive the leaden
coffin containing the body of the com.
mander of the Bonhomme Richard.
Admiral Sigsbee expects to make the
voyage from Sandy Hook to the Cher.
honre breakwater in about IS DAYS.
on its arrival at Cherbourg the squad.
ron will be met by the French war
ships that are to participate in the
ANAL tribute in French waters. Ten
DAYS after its arrival, it is expected, the
squadron will sail for Annapolis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
Many Honors Shown Them
In California.
WHERE THEY ARE MEETING
Los Angeles Unites in Entertainment Of
the Delegates and Visitors
to the conyen-
ton.
WHERE THEY ARE MEETING

Los Angeles, Cal, June Sat the
national convention OF the knights OF
Columbus here yesterday, supreme
Knight Hean reviewed the work OF the
order during the year, and recommended
that the state council provide for an
annual memorial mass Feb. % to COM
memorate the dead Of the order, the
consideration by officers of all the state
councils the question Of obtaining great
er growth BY inaugmating some plan
for infusing new life and renewed en-
thusiasm, and favored the concentration
of efforts on the most deserving OF the
charitable projects which come before
the various councils.
Regarding the question Of finance, Mr.
Hearn expressed the opinion that some
changes should be made in the laws
controlling the investing of the funds
without in any way lessening the safe
guards for the protection OF the order ;
interest. He further recommended the
consideration of the adoption OF a level
rate plan of assessment, TO be operated
in conjunction with the present step
rate plan of assessment. lie belieyed
also that the day was not far distant
when 1t would he advisable to consider
the matter Of premiums payable quar-
terly, semi-annually or annually in adj
vance.
Mr.. Hearn anticipated that before the
close OF the present year the order
would be introduced into Mexico, aud
possibly into Porto Rico and Cuba, BE
felt that the growth Of the movement
throughout Canada was now assured be-
cause the rituals are being translated
into the French language.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
Foot Ball at Montpelier.

Manager T. j. Allen of the Montpelier
seminary foot ball eleven has completed
his schedule which embraces games with
some Of the best teams in Vermont, such
as Norwich University, Burlington high
school, Vermont Academy and Goddard
seminary. N. d. Fish of Dartmouth has
been engaged as the head coach. OF
last years team nine viii be on the
gridiron next fall, and as many more
promising foot ball men are in view,
besides some god material in school
now. The boys intend to maintain the
reputation of former foot ball teams,
which have won hard-fought victories
for the seminary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
BLooDsHED IN SAGINAW.
First in Connection with the Street
Railway Strike.

Saginaw, Mich, June s.The first
bloodshed in connection with the street
railway strike which began in the Sagi.
nav Valley Sunday, occurred here YES.
terday afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Fred
Harris shot and instantly killed Henry
Week, Jr, Pere Marquette machin.
ist, and wounded Terrence Kelly and
Wallace 4. Douglas. Both Of the latter
were shot through the left leg, and their
injuries are not likely TO be serious
Harris was Immediately arrested. The
three men shot, it is said, were mem.
bers Of a group Of men who were ieer.
ing at the non-mion crew Of car on
which Deputy Harris was riding as
guard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
SEEK BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
Brattleboro Manufacturing Co. in Finan,
cial Difficulty.

Brattleboro, June s.-The local credit
ors Of the Brattleboro Manufacturing
Co. are preparing petition to have the
company adjudged bankrupt. The com
pany is engaged in the manufacture OF
hosiery charts. II. Thompson is the
president.
The action Of the local creditors was
brought about by attachments placed
on the company's business by four Mass
achusetts business houses, whose claims
aggregate Sill 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
SHOT HIS SADDLE PONY.
Act of Guilford Man While Intoxicated
Sent to House of Correction.

Brattleboro, June Welcome Ken
ney Of Guilford was taken to the house
of correction Tuesday night for thirty
days for intoxication. Kenney goi
drunk few days ago and without any
reason for his act, took his rifle and
shot his saddle pony dead. The pony
was worth 500. Kenney then dis
appeared, but he returned and was ar
rested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff f. L.
Wellman Of Guilford, who brought him
to Brattleboro. States Attorney H. d.
Ryder of Bellows Falls appeared for
the state. Kenney was arraigned before
Justice J. H. Mortified on the charge
Of intoxication. lie pleaded guilty to
Il second offense.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
FREE IF IT FAILS.

All we ask Of you is to give caleura Solvent.
DR.. kennedy's latest medicine, chance 10 dis
solve the stone, gravel and uric acid that may be
present in your kidneys, bladder and blood. We
are so sure that ii will do this and expel this
irritating and poisonous matter from your system
and thus cure the kidney disease or bladder
trouble, that we agree to return your money il
the medicine fails to cure. We win take all the
risk, to induce You to give Cal-cura Solvent 4
trial, 1t is the only medicine for kidney and
bladder troubles sold under guarantee 10 cure
or refund the money. We are warranted in max
ing this liberal offer, as its record Of cures is nine
out Of every ten cases. II is not a patent medi-
cine, but prescription used by DR. Kennedy ii
his large private practice, with unfailng success.
Try it to-day on this offer.
E. A. Drown, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
BASE BALL NOTES.

Manager A. w. Daley of the Intercity
ball team is trying to get Montpelier
seminary into shape for the Goddard
game Saturday.
Fraser, the Goddard pitcher, is taking
electrical treatments again, says the
Montpelier Argus. He went through a
course previous to the Montpelier game
to get his arm into shape, with the
result that he gave electrical sparks to
the locals. The M. S. boys are to be
equipped with dry electrical batteries
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
Yesterdays National League Scores.
National Leauge Standing.
College Base Ball.

AT New Haven Yale 5, Dartmouth
l.
At Cambridge Harvard !, Bowdoin
q.
AT Amherst Holy Cross 7, Amherst
5.
At Providence Brown IL, Mass. a..
G. i.
AT Exeter, N. H.-Phillips Exeter 3,
Pennsylvania Go innings).
At Williamstown- Williston eminary
Z, Williams 2.
At South Portland Portland 8, Bates
\.
At Princeton Princeton 5, Bucknell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
Inexpensive Summer Outing.

Simkins Are you going to take your
family to the country this summer?
Timkins No; we are going to remain
at home and enjoy all the pleasures OF
rural life at half the cost
SimkinsIIow will you manage it2
TimlSins BY putting a few bricks in
the mattress, removing the fly screens
from the windows and laying in sup
ply Of canned meats and vegetables.
Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
SHELLS FOR THE JAPs.
Big shipment on the Mongolia, from
San Francisco.

San Francisco, Cal, June s.-The
steamship Mongolia, scheduled to sail
for the orient yesterday, carried treas
ure valued at about $4,000. In the
cargo IS shipment Of several thousand
big shells for the japanese naval vessels
on the way from England
T. p. Sargent, commissioner Of i'm
migration, viii be a passenger for Homo
lulu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
DELAY FOR MRS. VALENTINE.
u. S. Supreme Court Cannot Take Up
Her Case Until October.

Washington, June s The transcript
of record in the case of Anna Valentine
the Italian woman convicted by the New
York courts on the charge Of numbering
Rosa Salxa, was received in the Supreme
Court OF the United States yesterday.
The ease cannot be heard before the
beginning of the term, next October.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
RuELBAcH WINS AGAIN.
Was Pitted Against Young Cy Young
of the Bostons.

Chicago, June S Ruelbach, Chieago's
latest find, was pitted against Boston's
find in ICY" Young 2nd yesterday af-
tcrnoon, and the redoubtable Young had
to 20 down to defeat. Boston got nine
hits off Ruelbach, but they were scat
tered. Chicago secured twelve off Young.
The score was 10 to 2.
Yesterdays National League Scores.
At Chicago Chicago 10, Boston 2.
At Cineinnati-Ci Cincinnati 5, Brook
Ign 4.
At Pittsburg New York 5, Pittsburg
3.
At st. Louis Philadelphia 7, st. Lou
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
Furnished Liquor Illegally.

Brattleboro, June S.Ehoy Kenney, of
Guilford, was sentenced yesterday to
three months in the house of correction
at Rutland, by Justice j. H. Mortified.
Kenney pleaded guilty to furnishing Ii
quor to his cousin, Welcome Kenney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
BIG ENDOWMENT GIFTS.
Palmer and Carnegie Generous to the
Colorado College

Colorado Springs, Col, june s. Gen.
William j. Palmer Of this city and An.
drew Carnegie have donated respectively
100000 and $4,000 as a nucleus to the
$500,000 endowment fund the Colorado
College is raising
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
TAKAHIRA BETTER.
Japanese Minister Still Has to Keep to
His Bed.

Washington, June s.--Kogoro Taxa
hira, the Japanese minister here, who
was taken i'll Tuesday, is better. He
is still confined to his bed, however, and
is under the car Of physician.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
LEAGUE IN DANGER.

Finally "Tall Grass" Magnates Got To-
gether and Saved Organization.
The meeting Of the board Of managers
Of the Franklin County League Tuesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-08
Other American League Scores.
American League Standing.

AT Philadelphia Chicago 5, Philadel
phia 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans, July 3l. Cotton futures
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Reported Failure of Wheat Crop in RussiI
 Gave Strength to American MArket.

Gave strength to American M0rk0ts
 Chicago. July s1.-Talk of famine in Rus parted strength to the wheat market here today. Bullish sentiment was augmented hy an official forecast of frost tonight in southern Minnesota. At the close September down < a Nc and provisions up from Toe to 27hc.
 Influenced by bullish news by cable wheat opened firm. September Q Sc higher at s4S @s4Ac. The factor of chief importance was repor of prSsc'ica, failure of erSps TD tricts of Russia. Soon after the opening here. the market gained additional strength on g weather bureau prediction of frost tonight in southern Minnesota- decline feet on distant months. Prior to the close. shorts became active buyers and caused re- newed strength. the market closing strong with September at ssnc. Weather favorable flor the maturing of corn. resulting in decided weakness, as also did liberal receipts The market closed weak and near the lowest. September open ed hc lower at 52%c. sold up to 62& s2Ac and then declined to s1kc and closed
 Free movement of the new crop gave a weak tone to the oats market. The break in corn was also effective The market cldsed weak near the lowest point of the closed % a a, a7Xss7Se. '''' ' ""' anu
 Provisions were firm throughout the ses- sion. The market received good supnors from packers. An advance of 6@i0c in the priee of i've & hogs s,,,. was strsnEthening in. for several weeks past. September pork closed 2Thc higher at ;l3.45. Lard was up 100 at s7.s5. and ribs 17hc higher at sS.12h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01

a couple of weeks in the city with Miss Ella Wheeler. .r.
 Mrs. J c. Rich and Misses Mary and Helen Rich returned today from Point Clear, and will leave again short ly for the North.
 Miss Cecle Woods, of Savannah. who has been visiting her grandmother Mrs Malone, left today for Charlottes- vile, Va.
 Mrs. William Kelly and baby return ed today from Point Clear and will leave again tom )rrow for Mooresbur&. Tenn
 MT. w. NJ. Carney and Ms. H H. Patterson and children left today Tor Poland Springs, Me.
 Miss Lula Vincent has returned rom a visit to Little River and Dauphin ls- land.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Quarles and Mrs. Brown ley left last week for Waynesvllle' N. ..
 Miss Ellen Forbes. of Montgomery IS visiting Miss Lily Radcliff.
 Mrs. w. c. Carrell leaves this week for French Lick Springs.
 Miss Florence Long has returned 10 her home in Demopolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01
MARKET FOR FUTURES
NEWS OF THE DAY WAS OF BULLlsH
 AVERAGE.
Nae Barcly SO Early Gains Be ing Lost Later = New
 Orleans Weak.

New York July s1.-While the days news included no fresh bearisn factors. but on the contrary appeared to be of rather builtsh average the cotton market was un- settled and closed at a net decline of 12V ls points.
 The opening was steady at an advance of 3d 10 points covering and bull sup port, encouraged by bullish crop reports ana higher Liverpool cables. New Orleans was relatively weak, however, anG with Liver pool selling off shortly after the local open ing. prices here soon lost ground under liquidation and bear pressure.
 Reports of higher temperatures in Texas tended to offset an otherwise favorable weather map and toward midday there was a rally of from 10 91c to He for October. but the gain was promptly lost and during the afternoon the market was generally. weak in the absence of support closing barely steady at tho lowest level of the ses- sion. Sales of futures were estimated at s7k, 900 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01
City Divided Into DlstFicts.


 A meeting, the purpose of which was to discuss the sanitary condition of the city, and Its betterment was held in the mayors office in the city hall building this morning. There were present at the meeting Mayor V. B. Atkins; Presi- dent of the Council, w. R. Peacock Councilmen W. c. Agee. J. L. Clay and M. J. Meyer; Chief of Police E. T. Walters: Sanitary Inspector W. J. Smoke and Street Superintendent shan nahan. P. H. Pitts. Probate Judge of Dallas County, and Dr. Mclean Pitts, acting health officer of the coun- ty were also present.
 The sanitary condition of the city was thoroughly discussed. Mir. Pea cock explained to the meeting the steps he had taken during the absence of Mayor Atkins to have the sanitary condition of the city improved and made many suggestions as to other i'm provements that should be made. The sentiment of all those present was in favor of the steps he had already taken in that direction. and the suggestions that he recommnded were approved.
 It was finally decided by the meet ing to divide the city Into four sani- tary districts. These districts will be looked after by different city officials and that part of each district that Is out of the city will be looked afser by the members of the court of county revenues. It Is the sentiment of nearly every citizen to get Selma in first class condition and to that end everybody Is willing to cooperate with the county and city ohicials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01
WALL STREET REVIEW
ORDEAL or PROFIT TAKING NECES-
 SAR1LY FACBD.
Considerable Ahsorptioa Effected Without Prices Being Berieasly Impaired During the Process of
 Digestion.

New York. July s1.-Today's stock mar mara ket had to face the ordeal of profit n,nas saK,ns on lest weeks advance r6. which ,,sr an prs
 The action of the market while the pro sess sh as.oTpton effected without serious impairment Of ss r.ae. en.r .. produce. sumers of iron. steel. copper. lead, etc. %oysd in fs. aeesrd the nsasIon uni,sd s'1iss Tss companies were included. Published reports to account for this movement.
 vent e' h: fact p4:s. ssss es os S ssxsins was attributed partly to the profit taking in process in those stocks There the spring wheet belt by authorities deemed % ous conditions to either spring wheat or corn undoubtedly would greatly change the snd 'en the % sstion of the aranser stocks today was evidence of the sensitiveness of specu- lative opinion on the subject ,. o,,- than was the case last week: Railroad of % dsns tones % both of f' eurrsn: s: traffic and ot prospects, and the assertions attributed 10 : t ;s. ss %n; a ,. faction; i o.1ssI nsisw.r:. & L.sE.~.Hns : West. ern lifted its record price to 426h as an nisepos Rspos,s '' that tns Japan wa. withdrawing funds from London attracted interest ow- ing to the largo sums now on deposit In New York to Japan's credit. and the i'm minence of the requirements for crop mained nominaiIy very easy. however.
 There pvas enough improvement in prices late in the day to overcome more of what had been yielded and the closing tone was firm.
 Bonds were steady Total sales, par value. @2,762.000. United States bonds were un- changed on call
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

The Spot Market Was Duu-Conditiou Re port of 17 to 70 For Cent Expected. New Orleans. July 3l.-Spot cotton dull Sales. $50 bales. including 45o to arrive o1Sta,ons 6nsSsa down "sa po,n,, aov.r and gradually receded 13d15 points additional on realizing by weak longs who did not day next Thursday. The conservative ,ie- ment does not believe the report will show anything lower than IT to 7s and express an advance of hc a pound in cotton. The market closed weak with net losses of 32 points on August, 28 on September and the other positions 236e4 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01

Wilson. Secretary; Harry r. Hartwell. Treasurer; H. C. Barclay, W, K. P. Will son. J. L;. Afford, If. H. Wefel. Jr., T A. Yeerd, w II. Monk, Jr., w L. Tender son, A. s. Lyons. John Craft, Peter Burke. Max Hamburger. Jr.. w. F. Teb- betts F.. l.. Russell. Board Of Directors.
 This is President Hamburger's third term and the seventh of Secretary Will son. The reports showed the club to be in excellent condition.