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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
MAY Go 10 NEXT TERM.
Famous "AIien Case" Of Phelps VS.
States Attorney Jackson.

When Supreme court resumed its ses-
sion at Montpelier today Judge Rowell
questioned States Attorney jackson
aud Attorney Richard A. Hoar concern
ing the plaintiffs petition for more time
for getting further testimony in the
''alien case Of G. A. Phelps vs.. States
Attorney Jackson. Attorney Hoar stated
that the plaintiff had discovered new
and important testimony bearing on the
case. udge Rowel again took the mat
ter under advisement aud win give de-
cision later. Ii the extra time IS grant
ed the case will undoubtedly 20 over to
the January term OF the court.
Attorney II. $. Peck Of Burlington to-
day made plea to get his fees in the
Chittenden county case OF Monahan vs..
NIonahan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
WATERBURY GETS INDUSTRY.
Davis Cue Tip Company to Leave More
town This Week.

Waterbury, Oct. s1.-The Davis Cue
Tip Co., who have been carrying on
their business in Moretown during the
past year, are to move their plant to
Waterbury this week, where it viii be
installed in the blacksmith shop former
ly occupied by Y l.. Barber. The COM
pany has on hand enough orders to keep
all their machinery running for several
months. They will at present employ
-four or FIVE men, but hope to give work
to fifteen in the next year. This COM
panv is at present the only company OF
the kind in the United States, as all
cue tips have previously been imported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
public Dance and Drill.

Given by the Ladies OF the Macca-
bees Halloween night, Oct. 81, at Hale,s
selections by Gilbertson's or
chestra, at o'clock. Drill given at
ss15 sharp. With new uniforms, an
entirely new drill with several novel
features which win sure to please all
who attend. Tickets can be secured at
the door. Drill tickets 25c, dance tic
kets, Including drill, 75e per couple
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
ENTIRE TOWN WIPED
OUT BY BIG FIRE
Several Persons Reported to Have Lost
Their Lives in Conhagration at
Pine Grove, W. va. Today.

Pine Grove, w. Va, Oct. s1.--A ma
tural gas explosion started fire in Pine
Grove hotel, early this morning, which
has destroyed practically the entire
town. Already the Commercial hotel, Pine
Grove hotel, Pine Grove bank, the Me-
ihodist church, Morgan's business block,
seven stores and 10 dwellings have been
burned, It is reported that several per.
sons have lost their lives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
BOWLING BEGINS TOMORROW.
0'Learys and Eagles Open Season in
Barre-Game at Montpelier.

The FIRST games in the Intercity bowl
ing leacie will be played tomorrow even
ing, tlie 0'Learys meeting the Eagles,
another Barre team, on the local alleys,
and the Capitals and the Students, Mont
pelier teams, on the Montpelier alleys.
On November 2 the Eurekas and the
Owls viii play at Montpelier and the
Eagles and Students at Montpelier.
The complete schedule win be publish
ed IN teiDorrow's paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
DOUBT IN LONDON.
AS to Whether Much Liberty Will Accrue
to the People.

London, Get. at. The comments Of
British newspapers indicate that there
Is considerable doubt whether reforms
promised by the Gar viii satisfy the
populaee, and whether time viii be grant
ed by the impatient population until the
complete working out of the details of
the new government. Some Of the papers
also express doubt as to whether re-
forms viii grant any considerable de-
gree Of liberty to the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
AT POINT OF DEATH.
Joseph G. Holmes of Rutland Fell from
Travelling Crane.

Rutland, oct. 37Joseph G. Holmes
of this city Is at the point Of death at
Proctor hospital. He fell from the tra-
yelling crane at the plant Of the Rut-
land Florence Marble company Monday
afternoon, striking his head on the rocks
is feet below. He is suffering from con
cussion Of The brain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
HAND BADLY LAcERATED.
Joseph Murphy Lost Three Fingers ana
Thumb Yesterday.

East Barre, Oct. s1.-Joseph Murphy,
employed at Nelson's mills at Kimbali
corner had his right hand badly lacerat-
ed by getting it caught in an edging
saw Yesterday afternoon. DR.. j. H. Nc
Arthur, assisted by DR.. o. G.. Stickney
of Barre, removed three Of his fingers
and the thumb. Though the rest of
his hand was badly cut up, it IS thought
that il can be saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
GOING OUT OF ST. ABRAMS.
Trading Stamp Company Gives It UP
After Three Years.

st. Albans, Oct. st.-The Sperry &
Hutchinson Green Trading Stamp COM
pany, which has maintained store in
this city for the past three years, has
decided to suspend operations here and
the store will be closed on Saturday,
November II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
WATERMAN OUT ON BAIL.
Essex County Man Charged With Muir
dering His Daughter.

Island Pond, Oct az Robert Water
man. Of Victory, indicted October by
the Essex county grand jury on the
charge Of murder in the first degree for
the alleged murder OF his three year-old
daughter BY administering poison, has
been released at Guildhall, by Judge
George NJ. Powers, on bail of $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
GRANITE BASES BEING PLACED.
Immense Pieces Of Barre Product for the
Mormon Monument.

South Royalton, Oct. 31.-The bases
for the Mormon monument to mark the
site Of the birthplace Of Joseph Smith
in this town reached their destination
Saturday, and are being put in place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31

Bellows Falls, Oct. 81 Shocking in
stances Of immortality at the state prison
are being brought out at the hearings
being held by the special Investigation
commission. Sensational testimony was
introduced late yesterday afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1905-12-01
TREAsuRER's OFFICE
COUNTY OF DELTA
STATE OF COLORADO.

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that WILL according law
oer public sae the Office of the Treasurer the County
Delta and State OF Colorado the 4th day of December
A. D. 9O5 and succeeding days. commencing the
o'clock of said days. much of the following described
real situate the said county which for the
paid shall necessary pay taxes and
interest herein below set down. towt:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels: .-. ~
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

8. Fahey to NJ. F. Blocker, lot s, block
i, Farnham's addition ............. $500 |
s. Chase and husband, to, J. N. Man |
ming and wife, lot IL, Chase's addition S15O
D.. o.. Wood and wife to A. Johnson
II lot "a, block 49,, Morrison & Lovejoy's
addition ........... ............... 300
a. L. Jones to D. Huston, Jr., lot "a, block
3, BrimhalPs addition ............. 200
NJ. Blesi ct al. to John Blesi, northwest
quarter of southeast quarter section SO,
township 12O, range % .......... 600
G. Fageros and wife to Haldar B. Gesla-
son. part Of lots 1 and 2, block AZ, East
Side addition 9 900
Del. D. Webster and wife to DR.. G. e.
3s Cotton. part Of lots 1. 2 and 8, block
Z 217, Town of Minneapolis .......... 400
A. b. Mathews and wife to E. Wadsworth
lots 20 and q, block II, Prospect Park,
first addition :..:.......... 1000
G.. Sadosky and wife to P. Lachs, part Of
lot 6. block 165, Town of Minneapolis. 1900
Homestead Investment company to II. Gill
reson, part of northwest quarter, section
81. township 20. range "a ............ 1900
E. G.. CrOwell and husband to E. C.. Hef-
ner, lot 8. block 123 Columbia Heights 200
r.. G. Denling and wife to T.. G. Tombler,
and wife lot 10, block 4, Leavftts addi-
tion 3. .......... $50
Girard Investment company to, Henry Nor
ris. lot 5, block 40, Renington's second
aQultlOnN oOO
"A. B. Robbins ct al. to A. NJ. Gullett lot
2, block 10, Robbnsda1e Park ......... 900
L. o. Tonbler and wife to p. C. Deming,
part of lot Is, block l. Menages supple
ment ........ ........ 900
Total, IL deeds ..................s2 Tsp, 300
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MOVING

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co, HAS
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, pack
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
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occasionally in making up a car. but we alone
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MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. have best facilities for handling and stOr-
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-09
AGENTS WANTED

THE AMERICAN CLEANIT COMPANY DE.
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every town and village In the country ia
handle their Cleanit Clothes Renovation, Cleanit
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST LINE OF
household specialties on the market; ask for
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WANTED-FIRsT-CLAss STOVE SALESMAN.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-09

PARTICULAR BARGAINS FOR DIsCRIMINAT-
ing investors right now in Cripple Greek
Homestake. Bonanza Queen. Arizona Michigan
Parry Sound Copper, Arizona Copper Mountain
and Bfsbee Coppers. R. B. H1gbee, 41O-411
Germania Life building. st. Paul, Mimi
FOR LOWEST PRICES ON BLACK HILLS AND
all western mining stocks and eminent author
Z ity mines Cali or write to o. s. Deringer,
TIP st. Peter St St. Paul
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-09
CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE
>~~
BIRTHS.

3 BIRTHS
Thores9 q MI and Mrs. R., $40 Twenty-fourth
,strid, Mr.. and Mrs, 1921 Jefferson street,
girl. - = =. : 80 - :
Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j., 1907 Laurel ave-
ohlson; Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. 25e4 Thirteenth
avenue 8, girl. .....- @
sandberg Mr.. and Mrs. E.. 1914 Fourth ave-
Moberg, Mr.. and Mrs. W., 1921 Bluff street,
!. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bon, 2ooe Fourth street
Dubay, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W., A Royalston,
boy. =
Daggett, Mr.. aud Mrs. S., 2so7 Emerson ave-
Brask, Mr.: and Mrs. Andrew, 221a Eleventh
Krsll M e., and Mrs Henry. 21s washington
Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G., ,s71s Bryant ave.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. J.,
viii g: Gooding and Mae Sheridan.
s DEATHS. Il
Hedquist, Marvin, 2422 Fourth street N.
BUILDING PERMITS
s~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~ >>>~~~~~~
=. q. E!hardt, BAL Third avenue S, frame
dwelling Observation-Disclosures. So 300
Andrew Norstrom, 1925 Bryant avenue N, @1'0'0
frame dwelling .................... 1000
ohe minor, permit Observation-Disclosures. 200
Total, three permits ................ 81 800
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-09
MINING INVESTMENTS

WITHIN DAY OR TWO PAST IT HAS
been brought to my notice by several of my
interested parties. with inquiries as to whether
L. as a rule, made good the delivery Of stock
reply to these reports, and as an example
Of what can do at a pinch, now offer to
the first conner up to and Including the date Of
sand shares Of Panhandle Smelling and Rein
ing Company stock at lie per share. The
of st. Paul, ready for delivery.
II you have ever thought OF making pur-
is unquestionably your opportunity and one
I take much pleasure in affording you. r. b.
Higbee, 41O-411 Germania Life building, St.
Paul MINI. ~ 49, tE3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-09
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

IS bldg s. J. McNulty, MGR. Detective work
in all Its branches. References. police head
quarters, Minneapolis N w. phone. g
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"oSG dAo AckAoI<heu de IAAAAOdpoAAS
hotels: --. 49, -, so..
HOTEL vENDoME-P. H. McGorry, Walker,
Mimi; J. n. Hoben and Mrs: Hoben, Benson
MINI; a. G. Cats, Duluth: G: Merrill. James
f R Rasshf Fargo, n r.
& Rotchka, Madison; r. Pierson, Princeton
y l.. G. Baum. Litchfield, Mimi: Q. H. Hender-
son, Omaha: &. D.. Ansnger, Alexandria,
Graesville, Mimi: L. F. Marsh, Peoria. III: !;
"; w; Lyness .Fessenden. N: D.; L. E. Hadley,
SON n. D.; Mrs. H. C.. Cooney, Princeton,
Mimi; NJ; D.. Dobson, Chicago, H.: q. w.
eratz, Perham, a1inn:; L. Nichols. Fairfax,
Mimi: c.: Wagner, Mankato. Mimi: Mrs. F.
20. Gold Renville, Mimi; Alice Saunders, Nor
ris Mimi; Frank Tenant, Hartley, Iowa; C.
f: Gillette Belling , Mimi T. s Lettern,ap,
HOTEL HYsER-s: woodward Hope: R. Scott
Miner. Chicago; A. B. Carson. Chicago; E. p.
Moore, Aitkin; s. C. Amlie. Three Rivers,
Mich; Mrs. John Bomer, Brooten, Mimi; P.
F. Campbell. Park River; G. II. Potter, Chi
cago; Grant Mcclure. Milaca; w. w. San
born, Columbus; ]. NJ: Dempsey, New York; H.
Bennett, Larimore: N. D.; ]. R. Dougherty,
West Baden: p. r. Ruggles. Osakis, Mimi.
John Mellaren, Big Lake; M. Weeks Omaha
C. A. Jones' Indianapolis.
THE RoGERs-E. NJ Rogers. scanlon, Mimi.
George I. Market, Edward Kelly, c. R. Cough
lin, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. William Cava
naugh, New Ulm; 3. c. Mstead, Duluth; s. G.
Eliason, Montevideo. Mimi: Mr.. and Mrs. H. G
Beach, Fargo, n. p: p: Van Baalem, Duluth
yirogua, Wis. Daniel Parker Mcmillan; I. NJ
Sharon Pittsburgh; h. S. McIver, Crookston
- NAihh. .ls., o..
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George Dirimple,
21 and 4I3 KaSOta Building.

FOR sALE-sUMMER RESORT ON BIG STONE
lake, the coming lake; containing lao acres
land, ~ acres under cultivation: raise all
grain, vegetables used on place: half mile on
lake IS miles long; only fully equipped resort
on lake; old established business hotel has p
rooms; launches. row boats: trade increasing
every year; a great fish lake; long distance
telephones r.. f. D.; for price and terms adj
dress Owner, Box 10, R. f. d. No. /, Orion
Vile Mimi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-09

DON'T BUY WILD CATS. DO YOU WANT
information regarding your mining stock free?
Write me. Do You want ground floor In
the celebrated Lardeau district. B. c.? An
investment in the Twin Falls Mining Co. gives
you this chances You cannot mention a single
mining stock that has been honestly foated
but what has increased in value in the last
four months. There will be more dividend
payers come in during the year 1905 than any
good stock7 II not, get some. The Hunter
Creek Is shipper. Buy now while you can
get in cheap. AL kinds Of first class stocks
for sale w. P. Mcdonald, O2-3O3 Andrus
Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS MINI s57.l5@i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25
There We're Mixed Changes in the
Opening Prices, but They We're
Nearly All Small.
BUYING WAS WITH CONFIDENCE.
COaIers Generally Strongest - Reading
Made Record Price Then
Lost Il.

New York oct 2j.-Opeumg prices in
the stock market today showed mixed
changes which were small in nearly all
cases,
Pronounced strength aud heavy trans.
actions In Reading took that stock to
l2Iis, a record price, and an advance OF
~ over yesterday Impaired "A good tone
90 the early market and numerous stocks
were bought with confidence. There was
steady liquidation In Rock Island, the PFC.
t'ueu losing l's ana the common a large
traction ne cCal stocks in general were
the strongest features but there also was
dem.ud Tor some Of the railroad equip.
mcnt stocks Delaware ~ hudson i'm.
sugar o., ana New York Central. LoCumO-
tive ana lacihc Mlil'L Realizing drove
prices down sharply and Reading was
also affected but the market steuded
towards II O'Clock. Chicago & Alton pre-.
lcrled dropped o Northern Pacific a. and
Hide ana Leather preferred ],
some western ana southern stocks
Joined the advance after II o'clock. The
coat stocks however rontinucd the domi-
uant features Delaware & Hudson eX-
tended It's rise TO o; Lackawpnna got up
~ o., Canadian Southern &g, =, c, G. 4
st. L. and c. e. G.. " st, L., l.. q n,
and American Wooden IA, st Paul and
Amaleam9tcd Copper J. FREQ selling OF
ST. Paul L. 4 y, ana Union Pacific
lost about 2ll their rise The coaers held
up well Metropolitan street Railway
declined g Metropolitan Securities ~,
Allis-Chamcr preferred lA and NiScon-
sin Central li.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25
Commander Young's Defense.

Mare Island Cal. oct 2i.--Judge G..
j. Gear today argued for the defense
before the court martial sitting upon
the case OF Commander Lucien Young,
charged with neglect Of duty MS captain
Of the gunboat Bennington, the charge
holding him accountable for the eX-
plosion Of boiler f. Of that vessel Be
fore the conclusion Of the argument a
recess was taken, Judge Gears argu-
meut took up the greater part Of the
afternoon session. The prosecution
viii present its arguments tomorrow
In his argument Gear asserted that
specification six of the charge would
never be allowed to stand IN civil
court EIe could not understand why
Capt, Young should be- held account
able for that which the navy regula-
lions made an engineer responsible.
Never before, declared he, had there
been such case as this. in which a
captain was court martialed because a
boiler exploded. As far as Judge Gear
could ind I'm The evidence, Capt, Young
had done nothing but to obey orders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25
CONCENrR ATES.

Don Mcguire Of ogden is in the city
today
The Uncle sam con has two cars OF
ore In today's market
t.easers will work on the Montgom-
cry mountain property OF The -. II.
Peery company
Clarence Mccormick has returned
from a trip east where he went ON
mining business.
j NJ Callow the we'll known mecha-
lcal and metallurEical engineer, depart
cd for Denver today
The one and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday afternoon by Nc
Cornlck & Co. were. Crude ore and
concentrates, $4,000 base bullion, 1885,
300.
The final act I'm the closing Of the deal
for the sale Of the Balaklalla Copper
mine IN California to the White Knob
Copper company Is about To be closed.
Representatives of both sides are now
In the city
Frank T. Swmdler superintendent Of
the Bamberger- Dclampr mines at De-
lamar New has returned from camp.
Owing 10 the delay I'm cutting material,
the new shines plant will not be ready
for commission for 60 days.
David TAYLOR, who has served the
Taylor Il Bruntou sampler as chief
clerk for some time left for Denver
today. He will be succeeded by J, -
Woodbridge, Jr, who comes back 10
Salt Lake from Colorado
Quite gathering Of eastern mining
men arc quartersd al the Knutslord ho-
tel Among them are T., l.. White, IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25
Col Wall Returns Frsm New York
And Says sn Understanding
Has Been Reached.
ORIGINAL PLAN ADHERED TO.


COL g. A. wan returned from New
York yesterday afternoon, having been
summoned home sooner than he ex-
pectgd owing 10 the illness OF one Of
his daughters
He jii not leave the east however
before "a settlement of the Ctah Copper
difficulties was arrived at aud so in.
formed a representative OF she News"
today
The Colonel explained chat the orlgl.
nal plan mapped out Gov the increase Of
capital stock ana the sale OF bonds VIII
be closely adhered TO. His contention
thqt he is entitled 60 his proportion Of
the increased stock has been satisfied,
so that there Is nov nothing in the way
as far rs he knows, 90 prevent the carr
rying out OF the proposed campaign Of
improvement ana equipment OF the
mine with greater milling facilities.
OF course there are some details 20
be fixed up yet and when they are,
the injunction suit now pending I'm the
New Jersey courts. will be dismissed.
Manager ID, e.. lacking did not care
to discuss the matterpreferring to leave
that To col Wall, but he presumed that
If &c Is true that the difficulty Is set
tied there Is nothing in the way Of GO
ing ahead with the construction Of the
proposed big mill
The Utah Copper shareholders meet.
ing has been postponed until tomorrow,
when the scheme of financing the cor
porutIon viii be fully authorized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25
ADULrkRATED sAUSAGEs.
Secy Bonaparte Has suit Brought
Against Sellers of 1t.

Harrisburg, Pa, oct, 24,--Gov,
Peunypacker today declined to inter-
ferc in the suit brought by state Dairy
aud Food Commissioner Warren
against W. j. Hall agent for Swift x
Co. IN Philadelphia. last July ON the
charge Of selling saUsages adulteruted
with acid President swift appeared
before the governor toby and asked
for the withdrawal Of the prosecution.
MI swift said that his firm had no in
tcntion of violating the laws, and
promised that hereafter the firm would
make special efforts 70 comply with
the regulations.
Commissioner Warren was present
and declared that the food had been
sold to contractors furnishing meat to
the national government. and that the
suit against Hall was brought at the
instance of Secy. Of the Navy Bona
pnrtc. The case win ho tried in Phila-
delphia ON Nov. 9