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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
Prisoner and States Attorney
Try to Find Each Other.
NO RESULTS AT PRESENT
A. cadalazzi, Charged with Breach Of
the Peace, in Connection With
Last Sundays
Raid.


The first Of the two cases growing
out Of the Sunday afternoon raid in
Iownsends grove was TO have been tried
today, but it had not been up to three
o'clock this afternoon. Nine o'clock this
morning was the hour set for the case
TO be called. Antonio Cadalazzi, the man
who was charged with breach Of the
peace. tried hard enough Is be tried
but hadn't succeeded at last accounts.
In fact, he and the prosecution officer
unwittingly played O game Of hide-and-
seek all day long. First the states
attorney showed up at the court room,
but there was no Cadalazzi.
The states attorney went to his own
office. and a short time later the respon-
dent went to the City Hall. He found
no prosecuting officer The latter con-
cluded to take another look into the
court room, and found no one there.
Cadalazzi had gone home to dinner.
After dinner the respondent went back
to the scene OF justice, and Mr.. Jack
son was not there to meet him. Being
discouraged in his attempt to get tried,
Cadalazzi again went off, and a short
time later the prosecuting officer again
appeared. No Cadalazzi. Then the
states representative decided that the
safest thing would be to sit down and
wait, and there he sat.
Cadalazzi is expected to make one
more try.
Charles Stacy was arraigned in city
court last night on charge of breach
of the peace, he having complained on
himself last Saturday night. On inves-
tiggation it was found that the breach
was not of very serious nature and he
was let 20 with a fine Of So and costs
OF S7.29.
| Officer Hamel arrested Charles Robb
| OF Mortified last night for intoxication.
In city court this morning Robb pleaded
guilty to d second otfense and was fined
ISIS with costs OF Ss.f9 which he had
not succeeded in paying at this writing.
Officers Faulkner and Hamel arrested
Hiram AIatott and George Recor last
might on charges Of breaking the peace.
They were arraigned in city court this
morning and both pleaded guilty. A fine
with costs amounting to $12.s9 was inn
lposed al each, the former paving but
tile other had not succeeded in raising
the price this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
BELONG IN CANADA.
Three Northern Vermont Towns Report
ed to Be Not Ours.

Newport, July 25.--The surveyors rep
resenting the United States and Canada
have completed the inspection Of the
boundary line between the dominion and
the United at Richford and North Troy.
It ii stated that they have made start
ling discoveries. These are that Rch-
ford. East Richford and Stevens Mills,
which are short distance within what
has been considered the Vermont side
of the border. rightfuly belong to Cam
ada. ana steps win probably be taken
to fix the boundaries so as to give
Canada either a reeompense or tile ter.
ritory stated
The United States surveyors are i.
B. BAYLOR and son and r. M Stapls Of
Washington, D. G., and the Canadian
engineers are z. G. and f. Rainboth and
+. W. King of Ottawa.
The strip Of land Is several miles in
length aud from one-half mile to a mile
III width, and has q population Of about
4,500,
Richford has been one OF the impor-
tant outposts Of the United States along
the border. The Chinese dete fisn sta
tion IS located there. The surveyors
were there several days ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
YELLOW FEVER SPREADING.
Seventeen Cases in New Orleans Up to
Date.

New Orleans, July 25.-The state
board Of health has decided to send out
d detailed statement Of the situation,
including an official statement that up
10 date there have peen II cases OF
fever in New Orleans and six deaths Of
yellow fever The quarantine regula-
tions suggested by the meeting Of eiti-
zens requiring six days detention for
all vessels from ports subject TO yellow
fever were adopted after Q heated dis
cussion. Notification was received that
the Mississippi board has proclaimed
quarantine against Louisiana because the
state had not quarantined against New
Orleans This question was discussed
and it was decided not to quarantine
the state against the city,
The New Orleans Parish Medical so
ciety has sent out a circular to all ply
sioians urging them to make immediate
reports to the board Of health of all
fever cases, and that Immediately on dis.
ooyery the patient be put under q mos
quito net. Surgeon White is perfecting
arrangements for the establishment Of
detention camps for the different rail-
roads Lieut.. Col, Maus., z. S. A., came
yesterday to investigate the situation
at Jackson barracks. He found no cases
Of illness and recommended against re-
moving the troops at the present time.
He Urged however, that the men be
kept within the grounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
wIrH EMPERoR.s PLANS.
M. witte VIII Soon Arrive in New
York.

Manchester, Mass, July 25.-Baron
Rosen, the Russian ambassador, expects
to leave here for New York on Friday,
and will await there the arrival Of NJ.
Witte and the remainder Of the Rus
sian mission.
The ambassador is anxious to have q
conference with his conferee as soon a.
he lands about the negotiations, as the
instructions for both plenipotentiaries
were placed By the emperor in n Whites
hands,
Whether the Russian embassy shall
remain in its present summer quarters
at Manchester or shall Be transferred
TO Portsmouth, Is another question thar
Baron Rosen will decide after seeing
III. Witte Baron Rosen viii offer the
services Of his entire staff in connee-
ton with the negotiations, but in view
Of the large number OF advisers and at
taches who will come to this country
with M. Witte it is probable that the
Russian may remain at Manchester witt
Alr. Hahsen, the first secretary il
charge.
Until M. Witte and Baron Rosen have
conferred it will be impossible for th'
embassy here to outline, even to it's owl
satisfaction, the trend Of the negotia
tions SO far as the Russian mission i
concerned. Beyond the general instruc
tions that Russia has appointed pleni
potentiaries to discuss with Japan
pIenip0tentiarie means of ending TIL
war few details about the conferenc
have been communicated here from ST
Petersburg.
An interesting side-light on the con
ference yesterday between the Russial
and German emperors Is the fact tina
the fEst news Of the proposed meetint
reached the Russian embassy only yes
terday morning,
The embassy has not been advised 0
renewed fighting in Manchuria
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
10 PREVENT BETTING.
Gov. Folk Sent 100 Policemen to Belmar
Race Track

81. Louis. July 25.--Under order Of
Gov. Folk. 100 policeman under command
of Cant. McNaInee yesterday forced en-
trance into Belmar race track just OUT
side the city limits, to see that there
was no violation Of the law against
pool selling and to arrest any persons
seen making bets. No arrests were
made,
with SOUND Of thirty policemen,
Capt. MeNamee apeared at the race
track entrance at the time Of the first
race ana demanded admittance This
was not granted and the policemen
marched in, meeting with no resist
ance
Fearing attempts might be made to
resist the officers if arrests were TO be
made, Capt. McNamee ordered a second
sound from the reserves, and the squad
had lust arrived when Constable Hentz
with posse and a warrant charging
trespass and destruction of property
endeavored to arrest Capt McNamee
Chief OF Police Kelley had ordered that
none of the officers should submit to
arrest and Capt. MeNamee refused tc
allow Constable Lentz to take him into
custody, his own men surrounding him
III protection until Lentz desisted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
BETHEL DENTIST LECTURES.
Before the National Dental Association
at Buffalo

Bethel. July 25. DR. RoIlin NJ. Chase
Of this village gives this week, Wednes-
day to Friday inclusive, clinics before
the National Dental Association at
Buffalo, N. II, with the aid Of his latest
device for taking and making porcelain
inlavs, known as eChase's Matrix For
mern
He has previously served on the State
Board Of Dental Examiners for several
wears and Is constantly assisting the
irofession with new inventions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
TREMENDOUS LOSS
OF LIFE AND MONEY
Twelve Negroes KILLED and Million and
Half Of Property Destroyed
in Texas Oil
Fire.

Houston, Texas, July 25.-After thirty
hours Of burning with volcanic fury,
causing tie destruction of three hundred
millions Of barrels Of crude oil, the loss
of twelve lives and $1,000 900, the fire
III Tile Humble oil fields, is in fair
way to spend its fury for miles around.
The country il blackened as Il SCOT
had been sifted over it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
wREsTLED WITH THE POLICE.
Cliff Peake Didn't Think He Ought to
Be Arrested at Montpelier.

Clifton Peake Of this city was
making amusement for some companions
in front Of ellis store in Montpelier last
night when Officer Connolly of the
Montpelier police force rang the curtain
on the performance and took the chief
actor in tow. Things moved along, in-
Guiding Peake and the officer, until the
procession reached Poole's drug store
on State street. Then the wheels of the
circus wagon were blocked by the act
Of Peake in iiguratively thrusting Q
stick through the spokes, while he tried
to "unhand me, villain. The officer
wouldn't unhand. Thereupon man and
officer went to the groud Peake's
friends say that he was used in a rough
manner while the two rolled about the
ground, and the officer doesn't deny that
ne had to use good deal of muscular
persuasion to colue out on top. Some Of
/ the persuasion was directed toward
Peake's throat.
George Carlo, and Georges brother,
volunteered their services then, and the
three were taking the chief actor from
the stage Of performance when three
other bIuecoats hove in sight. They
were Chief Dlrkee, Special Harlow
Smith and Officer Sloan. Between them
they got Peake to the usual resort, con-
siderably used up.
In court this morning Peake pleaded
guilty to intoxication and paid the us
ual amount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
SACRIFICED HIS LIFE.
New York Man Tried to Save His
Mother and Sister.

New York, July 25. Nathan New
man, aged twenty, sacrificed his life
early today to save his mother and sis
te from the flames that destroyed the
three story double frame house in which
he lived in Beorum street. Brooklyn.
Newman pushed his mother and sister
through scuttle on the roof but before
he could get out himself the flames en-
veloped him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
THEIR FIRST HANGING
Malta scaffold Erected to Replace the
Garrote

Washington, July 25. The first hang
ing that ever occurred in Bilibid prison,
the Bastile OF Manila. Is reported in
recent mail adviees from the Philip
pines Previous executions have been
effected BY the garrote, but this form
Of capital punishment was legislated out
of existence about year and a halt
ago The victim Of the first hanging
was Trudimo Afagpog, who killed a
Japanese fisherman. Alagpog had to be
carried to the seaffold and was in q
state Of collapse when the trap was
sprung.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
Four Persons Received Fatal
Injuries.
TWO OTHERS IN BAD WAY
Levi Tagress of Braddock, Pa, Tried to
Rescue His Family and Narrowly
Escaped Death
Himself

Pittsburg, July 25.-As the result Of
an explosion Of gasoline stove at the
residence Of Levi Tagress at Braddoek
early this morning, the house caught
fire and two children We're burned to
death, the mother and daughter fatally
burned, while the father and two other
children we're slightly burned and over
come by smoke.
The father was overcome while reseu-
ing his children from the second story
MindaM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
SHOWED PRESENCE OF MIND.
Swanton Man Carried Out Burning 0i
Stove.

sWanton, July 25 Considerable eX-
citement was caused on the street yes
terday BIZ the explosion Of a blue flame
kerosene stove in Rye's restaurant. Mr..
Rve's self possession alone saved a large
fire. lie seized the stove and with the
room filed with fame and smoke
dragged it to the middle Of the road
where it burned for half an hour. The
store was considerably damaged by fire
and Mr.. Rye's hands somewhat seorched
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
POISONED BY ToADsTooLs.
Four Out Of a Family Of Six Dead as
Result Of Birthday Party

Philadelphia, July Toadstools
mixed with mushrooms and eaten at a
birthday party has caused the death of
four Of the six members Of the family
Of Joseph Franzor, a farmer who resided
near Landisville, n. J. The dead are !:
Joseph Franzor, aged IS years; his wife,
aged 20, and two daughters, aged 7 and
years. The remaining members of
the family, two boys, aged 5 and 4
years, did not partake Of the mixture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
MANCHESTER WINS THE CUP.
Gave the Canadian Boat a Decisive De
feat Yesterday.

DorvaI, Que, July 25-The Manchest-
er defeated the Alexandra in the third
race Of the series yesterday and took
the Seawanbaka cup for which eight un-
successful American and English chal-
lengers had previously raced. There was
a difference of nine minutes, 81 seconds
a the finish, decisive and clean cut
victory for the Manchester Yacht clubs
boat. The race was sailed in a reefng
breeze, though at the end both shippers
shook out full canvas and finished un-
der IL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
WAS A PATIENT SUFFERER.
Mary Lucille Ryle Of Montpelier Died Of
Spinal Meningitis.

Mary Lucille, the eight Yeas old
daughter Of Dennis +. Ryle, Of the gran-
ite firm Of Ryte & Mccormick Of Mont
pelier, died last night Of spinal nlenin.
citis. after weeks Of suffering, Turing
whieh size bore up remarkably we'll. 1T
the time OF the Fourth Of July the
litfa patient was very low, and III orr
der to spare her as much suffering as
possible tile district in the neighborhood
of Mr.. Ryle's house was patroled BY
police to keep the celebrators away.
Her parents, while expecting the end,
are grief-strieken. The deceased was
born in Montpelier December is, 1896.
She was a student at ST. Michael's school
in Montpelier
The funeral will be held tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
PURCHASE TELEPHONE BUSINESS.
Franklin County Company Buys Bak-
ersfeId Line.

st. Adams, July 25. The Franklin
County Telephone company has bought
i telephone system in Bakersfield, owned
by W. 0. Start, and having fifteen sub.
scribers. The system viii be developed
in Bakersfield and East Fairfield, and
it is expected there win be 75 sub
scribers in a short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
DRowN--DAvIDs0N.
Barre Young Woman weds at Old Or
chard Beach.

Old Orchard, Me-, July 25.-At @In-
gleside Cottage Old Orchard, the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Ellis, Miss Wilhe-
nina Davidson, niece Of Mrs. Ellis, and
Frank Drown Of Old Orchard we're united
in marriage by the Rev Daniel 0nstott,
pastor Of the M. Z. church at Old Or
chard. After the ceremony a reception
was held in the parlors at the "Ingle-
sideN when they received many valuable
presents, among them was an envelope,
presented with speech by Patrick
Dubee Of Montreal, one Of the guests
in behalf Of the guests at the "Ingle-
side' containing handsome sum Of
money, to the bride.
The bride is a Barre young lady, q
niece Of Mrs. ]. II. Maiden
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
Polishers. Attention.

A specia meeting Of the Polishers
will be held in Carpenters hall,
Nichols block, tonight at 5 o'clock As
business of great Importance win come
up at t meeting for discussion, every
polisher should be present
p + Mccarthy, Int. See'y-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
GRANITE oUARRYMAN KILLED.
Newport Mans Brother Resides i
Barre.

Newport. July 25.-A granite quarry
mas named MeNanus was killed just
abos- 9rth Derby station early Satur
day mo9ning while walking on the track.
It a. believed that he was struck by one
OF the freight extras going north that
morning The deceased was unmarried,
but has a brother living in Barre,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
WEALTHY MAN SUICIDES.
Arthur Bernhemer Of New York Shot
Himself Today.

New York, July 25.-Arthur Bern
hemer, OF the firm of Bernhemer and
Walter, cotton goods dealers Of West
Broadway and Franklin street, commit
ted suicide today at the Hotel Seville,
by shooting himself in the head The
motive for the act is not known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
WILL Go OUT OF RACING.
E. E. smathers win Sell His Horses on
Saturday.

New York, July 25.E r. Smathers,
owner Of the running and trotting horses,
has decided to retire permanently from
the turf and will sell his horses on
Saturday. Mr.. Smathers has been a
prominent figure on the turf for years,
having owned some good thoroughbreds,
including AIcchesney, for which he paid
$4,000
Smathers turned from harness racing
two years ago. He was not successful
with his new venture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
Baron KOmura, Chief Japan
eSe PlenipOtentiary
REACHED NEW YORK TODAY
Within Half an Hour After Landing
He Was in Conference With
Minister Takahira at
Waldorf.

New York, July 25.-Baron Komura,
chief peace plenipotentiary OF Japan, ar
rived here this morning, and within half
an hour was in conference with Minis
ter Takahira at the Waldorf Astoria.
Baron Komura wonld not be inter-
vinNvaA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
GENE WAS AGILE.
When Back Block on Derrick Broke,
Letting Stone Fall.

While a large stone was being raised
with the derrick at the Vermont Gran
ite companys shed this morning the
back block on the derrick broke and
let the stone fall onto the car some
what quicker than was intended Eu-
gene Sullivan was standing on the car
directing the movements Of the stone,
and 1t is said by those who witnessed
the accident that Gene had a narrow
escape, only his agility in making tracks
for another part Of the yard saving
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
NoI NEVER.
President Roosevelt Not Connected With
"Fads and Faneies.n

Oyster Bay, July 25.--A fat footed
denial was made at the executive office
this morning that President Roosevelt
ever had any dealings with the publica-
ton @Fads and Fancies.p
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
PROBABLY A MURDER.
Wife Of Prosperous New Jersey Farmel
Found Dead in Bed.

Paterson, N. j., July 25.-Mrs George
0plaftiz, wife of prosperous farmer
Of Little Falls, N. j., was found dead
in bed this morning, having been shot
twice in the head.
The husband is missing, and the po-
lice believe that he committed suicide
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
PULLED WITHOUT PAIN.
But Bethel Young Man Is Now Elk
penencing Sad Effect.

Bethel, July 25.--Ned Young, young
man nineteen years old, lad 20 teeth
extracted by two dentists who came to
Bethel claiming to pull teeth without
pain. Young didn't experience any pain
when the teeth were extracted, but since
then has been suffering untold agonies.
His jaw is swollen SO that he is unable
to take nourishment, and two physicians
have been in attendance on him for sev-
eral days. One Of the dentists left town
last night after learning of the boys
condition, and the other started today
for White River Junction. Officers have
been warned to arrest the latter on the
word Of q local liyeryman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
GOV. NAMES DELEGATES.
well-Known vermonters Named to At
tend National Irrigation Congress.

st. Johnsbury, July 25.-The thir-
teenth annual meeting Of the National
Irrigation Congress is to meet in Port
land, Oregon, August 2l-24. Governor
Bell has named the following well
known gentlemen to represent Vermont
at that meeting: Gen. n. G. Williams
bellows Falls; Hon. w. j. Van Patten
Burlington; Hon. Alexander Dunnett
st. Johnsbury: Hon. r, B. Gslusha, Roy'
alton: Hon. j. Il. Buxton, Rutland; Hon
IG. G. Manuel, Richford. Gen. Williams
is already member OF the executive
committee and Mr.. Van Patten ono Of
the vice presidents Of the national or
ganization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
WAS SITTING ON THE TRACK.
Engineer RowelI Saw Little Girl Just
in Time.

Parents Of children living beside the
Wells River track in North Barre should
look after their children and keep them
off from The track. When the noon train
was coming in today a child about two
years of age was sitting on the track
at the Berlin street crossing. Engineer
Rowell saw the child in time to stop
his train and the fireman carried the
youngster of from the track. Only a
short time ago the train had to stop
for two children on the track at Tayn-
tors crossing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
Hanged for Murder.

Tomawana, Pa, July 25.-Bigler john
son was hanged this morning for the
murder of his wife and her niece, near
Macedonia, last September,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
THE SHAH OVERCOME.
Heat was Too Much for Him in Paris
Today.

Paris, July 25.-The shah Of Persia,
who is visiting Paris, was overcome by
heat this morning while inspecting the
Louvre stores. He was revived by
means Of smelling salts and taken to
the hotel in carriage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-25
CABINET RESIGNS.
King Oscar Received designations This
Afternoon.

Stockholm, July 25.-The designations
OF the cabinet were handed to King
Oscar today, following the action Of the
special committee Of the Swedish Riks-
dag, to which the bill proposed by the
ministry providing for the separation of
Sweden and Norway, was referred. The
committee reported the bill in the pres
ent form as not acceptable.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01
Prof. Magnus Maendsson. B. A.
Ke17sari old Gustavus Adolphus College St. Peter.

miklum meiri hluta, er hun var BORN til at
kveoa Pingi. En- er 6vfst um hverja stj6rn
Nor0menn muni kj6sa. Margin helztu menn
Peirra, d. t. Bj0rnstj@rne Bj0rnson, villa held
ur ao Noregur taxi ser konung en- gerist lyo-1
veldi; telja Pao helzt til mikla byltingu 40
breyta MI algerlega allri landstj6rn og taxa
ly0veldisstj6rn ofan alt sem undan er
gengio. En- PAD gengur ekki mi0g grei0-
lega fyrir Nor0m0nnum a0 IA ser konung.
Oscar Sviakonungur will ekki leyfa Peim ao
TAXA neinn prins af sinni ett til konungs
Noregi, og ekki hafa Peir enn fengio neitt
lofor6 um konungsefni fra Danm0rku, en-
konunga@ttir peirra sjafra cru MI aldau0a
svo peir mega til ao ia ko2ung ao lani hja
0orum eff Peir Pykjast ekki geta AN hans verio.
Eftir reikning Okuma greifa, foringja
framfaraaoksins t Japan, hafa rikisskuldir
Japana vaxi6 svo 6fri6num
Rikisskuld vio Rdssa, az MI er Pj60in
Japana oroin Elm hin skuldugasta
heimi, en- a6ur en- 6fri6urinn
hoist var hun skuld mimi en- destar aorar
bj60ir. Okuma segir ao Pegar allur herinn
Sc futtur helm aftur til Japan fra Manchuria,
ba mum skuldir rfl<isins nema emu Pdsundi
tv9 hundru6 og fmtiu milj6num dollara e0a
sem svarar 25 dollurum hvert mannsbarn 1
0llu rikinu, en- aour en- strioi0 byrjaoi var