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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-02

Memorial day, than did Havre. All
work was stopped, business houses
were closed and the entire citizenship
Of the city joined in paying tribute to
those who had gone before.
The city was filled with visitors
from the surrounding country and
nearby towns. The arrangements
made by the Havre City Band and as
sOciated citizens committees were per-
feet in every detail and carried out
successfully, without a hitch in the
entire program.
The observance Of the day lasted
from early morning until after mid
night, beginning with a parade which
started promptly at 10 a: m. under
the marshalship of W. B. Pyper and
closing with ball given in McIntyre's
Opera house under the auspices of the
Havre City Band.
In the afternoon notable program
Of OratOry and music brought the city's
whole population to the West Side
school house yard and this was fol-
lowed by the exercises Of the school
children postponed from Arbor day.
The HaVre City Band, besides play
ing in the parade, at the cemetery,
the school house and the opera house
in the evening, rendered a number Of
selections in front Of Hotel Havre for
the benefit of guests of the city, and
everywhere won the commendatiOn
and gratitude to which the public
spirited musicians are SO justly en-
titled.
The parade was doubtless the best
in point Of elegance, uniform and size
ever seen in northeastern Montana.
Troop A, Third cavalry, of Fort AS
sinnibOine, which is one of the best |
drilled organizations in the United
States army, kindly aided in the dem !
onstration and led the parade, by Or
der Of Major Andrus, cOmmandant !
The troop was commanded by Lieut.. |
CoWan and its splendid marching eVO~
lutions elicited applause all along the
line Of march.
The parade was over a mile long. |
The Hayre City Band followed the
cavalry and played continuously on
the long march to the cemetery The
Sons OF Herman, Knights of Pythias
and Modern Woodmen in uniform were
next in line, forming a brilliant spot
Of color in the grave and silent line.
The Odd Fellows and Masons, also,
were represented in this division.
The civil war and Cuban and Philip
pines war veterans rode in decorated
carriage, and the hearty cheers that
met them along the route testified
how deep their deeds and sacrifices
are engraved in the memory of a CRATE
full people.
The city council and the speakers
OF the day, ALSO, had carriages and were
followed by the fire department as a
guard of honor The tiremen for the !
first time wore their new uniforms.
which met the approval of eye and !
hand OF all spectators. The suits are !
blue throughout, cap coat and trous-
ers, and are certainly as tasteful and t
attractive as the uniforms of any fire !
in the state.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-02
DEPARTED COMRADES ARE
H0NORED IN THIS CITY

The labor organizations of the cit,
did themselves proud in the parade
All the organizations affiliated will
the Trades and Labor council were il
line, the Machinists, Boilermaker
and A. L. A. carrying splendid ban
ners. The Laundry Workers rode ii
a wagon specially and beautifully dec
grated for the occasion.
General exercises of an impressive
character were held at the cemetery
and each Of the societies and unions
devoted itself to decorating Of the
graves, leaving the cemetery a mass
Of beautiful blossoms. Particularly
notable were the beautiful services OF
the Knights of Pythias, by ritual
conducted at the grave Of Frank
Shepard who was killed in the
machine shops in this city two years
ago. The graves Of war veterans ir
the cemetery were completely covered
by the flower testimonials Of the
friends and admirers left behind.
The exercises in the afternoon in
the school house yard attracted a
large audience. The churches of all
denominations had Joined in effort to
make the program interesting and a
combined choir assisted materially in
this endeavor. The invocation was
delivered by the Rev. w. B. Young
of the M. Il. church and was followed
by interesting and appropriate
remarks by O. III. Webber.
The orator of the day was j. K.
Bramble, who delivered a splendid
panegyric that brought both tears
and applause and added to his reputa-
tion as one Of the leading orators Of
Montana. The Rev. Geo. Edwards Of
the Great Falls Presbyterian church
was also an invited orator and won
the gratitude and admiration of the
audience by his scholarly address.
The benediction was delivered by the
Rev. L. Bramble.
After the close of the regular
exercises Of the day, the school
children engaged in the sports which
were postponed by necessity Arbor
lay, and a large crowd remained to
witness the contests. The results
were as follows:
Pony race Earl Taylor won: Warren
Fryberg and Frank Chestnut, second,
led.
1O0-yard dash, for boys over IA
Warren Fryberg won: John Nc
Denough second.
l00-yard dash for boys over 1O-C.
Allen, won; E. Goss, second; e.
third.
l00yard dash for boys to 8-Tom
Wells, won: @. Churchill, second; G..
third.
Three-legged race for girls-Rose
Robinson and Lulu SmallWood, won:
Pearl Smallwood and Mary Went
worth, second.
Three-legged race for boys-R. Fry
'erg and W. Smith, won: A. DeLor-
mef and E. Gies, second.
Race for girls over 13-Ruth Cow
lie, first; Phyllis Smith, second; Hazel
Auld, third.
Race for girls under Ii Bertha Ling,
rst; Edna Siefred, second; Clara Nc
>enZie, third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
CELEBRATION N MoNrPELIER.
Various Occasions in Honor Of st. Pat
rick's Day.

Montpelier, March is. The memory
of St Patrick was kept green ia this
city last evening. At Christ church
and st. Augustine's church in the morn.
ing the Lenten services had especial ref
erenee to the day and at the latter
church the Rev. Father w. j. 0'Sul-
liyan gave a brief talk on reland's pa
tron saint. At armory hall in the eve
ming the St. Vincent de Paul society
and the Ancient Order Of Hibefnians
gave an entertainment with Miss II.
Julia Cross and Miss Emma Henney as
vocalists, George H. Wilder, flute solo
ist, with Miss Florence Cashen as ac-
eompanist, the Bethany boy four and
Nilder's orchestra. An Erin 90 bragh
lunch was served in knights Of Col
umbus club by the Onegoallgo club and
at Trinity church in the evening the
Ladies' Reading club with invited guests
gave an entertainment which included
readings BY Prof Church Sanderson,
Irish songs BY the choir Of that church
and an address on est. Patrick ani the
Irish Race by II. a. Mutt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
HENRY FRENIER
SECOND CONSTABLE
A Recount of the Votes Cast March
Gives Him IA, to 12 for
John RowIey.

Henry Premier is elected second con
stable for the city Of Barre for l9O5-6,
he receiving IA votes to IL cast for his
nearest competitor, John Rowley. The
election was determined by the board
of civil authority which last evening
recounted the votes. The returns by the
ward officials on election day gave Mr..
Frenier 10 and Mr.. Rowley 10. Mr..
Premier asked for a recount, which was
had last evening. As returned March
z, fifteen candidates received AZ votes
The recount found 10 candidates with
total of 81 votes as follows: Henry
Frenier 14, John RowIey IL, Il. Il. Perry
z, M. B. Nichols 4, A. b. Iaviolette 2,
H. d. Camp 2, and 4. o. Parker, VIM.
buchanan, John McConache, r. r. Cor
don, berry McCarty, G. a. Smith, H. T..
Smith, O. u. Cheever, @. II. Anler, Il.
Gauthier, G. W. Smith, DR.. Hanson and
Abram Mann one each 1t took the
board 55 minutes to complete the re-
count
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
DOESN'T WANT sANITARIUM.
Says consumptive Hospital Would Drive
Away Brattleboro's Summer Trade.

Brattleboro, March 1s.--James Fisk
Hooker, who was elected first select
man last week, has announced that he
il not in sympathy with the board Of
trustees Of the proposed Austine SAM
tarium, Of which Ne il member by
yirtue az his Office as selectman, In their
plan to construct hospital for con-
sumptives in Brattleboro out OF the
trust fund Of $4,000 bequeathed to the
town by Col. William Austine.
Mr.. Hooker believes hospital for
consumptiyes would be detriment to
Brattleboro as summer resort and
would be Of no benefit to it in any
ease. He also has raised question as
20 the right Of selectmen to turn the
fund over to the incorporators of the
institution, the law stating that towns
holding trust funds must eleet a board
Of three trusees to manage the funds.
unless the donor directs otherwise. IN
this case, Colonel Austine named five
trustees to have charge of the hospital,
but did not name trustees OF the funds.
Probate Judge T. L. Waterman has been
asked to give written opinion on the
question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
GRANITE CUTTERS AT WORK.
Trouble With sharpeners Settled and
Return to Work.

Quincy, Mass, March 1S.-The differ
ences between the tool sharpeners and
granite manufacturers having been set
tied, the granite cutters and tool sharp
eners returned TO work yesterday after
being out a little over two weeks. The
granite cutters reached an agreement
a week ago, but there was a hitch with
the blacksmiths. This was adjusted at
a conference Wednesday evening. As
the blacksmiths' committee had been
given full power all that now remains
is TO sign the new bill
The main trouble with the black.
smiths was over the apprentice clause
The union wanted it arranged so that
in dull times when it was necessary to
reduce help that the journeyman should
be retained and the apprentice discharg-
ed. The clause relating to this ques-
tion, as agreed upon, reads as follows:
mo firm to employ an apprentice an
less a journeyman and five or more cut
ters over iourneyman's gang il EN-
ployed, and, in event Of reduction III
the force, the iourneyman may be dis
charged and an apprentice kept at work
But when this apprentice has served
two years or any part thereof Git being
understood that he may have one
months trial before signing an agree
ment) no other apprentice can be taken
on for three years, unless a journeyman
has been steadily employed by the day
during the two years the apprentice was
serving his time
The other matter OF interest was the
wage scale. As now arranged this sched-
ule provides that the price paid for piece
men shall be 25 cents. The price per
day for men shall be So for a gang
of thirteen men, and "a cents for each
over a gang.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
PEABODY IS our.
Tenders Resignation as Governor of
Colorado.

Denver, March 1s.-The bargain made
by leaders Of the opposing Republican
factions Of Colorado TO take the COVER
nor's chair from Alya Adams and to
seat in it Lieut. Gov. Jesse +. McDon-
aid, after permitting james H. Peabody
to hold it for one day, was carried to
conclusion late yesterday afternoon.
In fulhiment Of the agreement, which
he made before the general assembly
decided the gubernatorial contest in his
favor, GOV. James Fl. Peabody resigned
the office in which he was inaugurated
late yesterday afternoon. His resigna-
tion, Of which w. S. Boynton Of Colo
RADIO Springs, had been custodian since
Wednesday, when it was written, was
filed in the Office Of secretary Of state
st 4s20 p. hi.
james Covle, secretary OF state, i'm.
mediately certified Governor Peabody's
resignation, and Lieutenant Governor
Mcdonald was then sworn in as gov
ernor by Chief Justice Gabert. There
was no further ceremony. Governor
Adams was ousted and Governor Pea
body installed by the general assembly
about 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon and
Governor Mcdonald was sworn in before
5 p nj. today. Thus, in a space Of less
than twenty-for hours, Colorado has
had three governors.
Senator Arthur Cornforth president
pro tempore of the Senate, becomes act
ing lieutenant governor by the elevation
Of Lieutenant Governor Mcdonald to
the office of chief executive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
WILL BECOME A WOMAN.
Female Wood Chopper in Bennington
Was Arrested for Intoxication.


Bennington, March s. Deputy sher-
i'll Russell was notified yesterday that
an intoxicated man was making trouble
in the Lyon neighborhood. He went
there and when the imam found the
officer wanted him he started to run
and the sheriff could not keep up with
him Outside help was appealed to-
and the runaway caught. When taken
into custody the imam" proved to be
LuelIa Hulett, who has been working
this winter in Bennington county lum-
Der camps in the guise Of a man.
Mrs. Susie Rogers, the humane officer,
visited her and asked her If she would
not change her mans clothing for a
woman's garb. She said she would IL
the society would furnish her the clothes
and arrangements have been made to
have an outfit ready for her.
1t IS expected she win be given a
womans work in some Of the mills here
and give up her efforts to be man.
She has had the reputation OF being
able to cut cord Of wood day where
she is employed. Her hands are very
rough and her face is severely tanned
BY the exposure, but Notwithstanding
this it is quite pretty and if she wishes
she can become quite an attractive wom-
an
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
BARRE MAN ARRESTED.
John Matson Charged With Smuggling
Russians Into United States

Burlington, March S. -Four Russians
were arraigned before United States
Commissioner George Il. Johnson yester-
day afternoon. One Of them Is John
Matson Of Barre. The other three are
Victor Saymor, John Caski and Annie
Caski. Their place Of residence is Rus
sia, and they cannot speak English. The
entire crowd was arrested by Immigrant
Inspector Charles S. Forbes at ST. Al
bans Thursday. Matson is charged with
smuggling the other three into this coun-
try. The presumption is that they were
to be employed as laborers at Barre.
It was decided that hearing will be
had in Matson's case on Thursday of
next week, when District Attorney J..
L. Martin will be present. Martin S.
Villas will appear for the respondent.
The others probably will be ordered
deported unless it is shown that they
have complied with the immigration re-
qnirements for admission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18

ARMAMENT
Cruiser Washington Was
Launched Today.
MISS WILSON SPONSOR
New Addition to the United States Navy
Has the Most Powerful Battery
Of Amy Similar Ship
in the World.

Camden, n j., March is. The crsn-
ser Washington was successfully launch
led at 1900 today at the yards Of the
New York shipbmiIding company here,
under most ideal weather conditions.
Miss Helen Stuart Wilson, daughter Of
.ex- Senator Wilson Of Washington, who
was sponsor, performed the baptismal
ceremony in most capable and grace
full manner
The Washington is a sister ship TO
the Tennessee and with battery more
powerful than that Of any similar yes-
sci in the world. She viii have speed
of 22 knots an hour and displacement
of 1880 tons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
Loss 70 E. B. ELLIs coMpANY.
Fire Destroyed Their Blacksmith Shop
at Quarry Last Night.

Bethel, March lis. The blacksmith
shop building at the Z. B. Ellis Granite
company's quarry was burned last even
ing, fire being discovered in the oil room
by employees at seven o'clock. The
cause is thought to have been spontan-
eous combustion. The loss is $500, with
an insurance Of S400 carried in the
Union Mutual company. Eleven pneu-
matte machines were saved, but books
and duplicate specifications on the second
floor were destroyed.
The company has just received TWEEN
ty Oregon pine poles, 65 feet long, %
inches through at the base and weigh
ing 112,700.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
HEAVY FIRE LOSS.
House on VIM. Evarts Estate in Wind
sor Burned Yesterday,

Windsor, March II. Fire destroyed
the Runnemede farm house belonging
to the estate or the late VIM. NJ Eyarts
just north of the village yesterday af-
ternoon. It was discovered about two
o'clock and was not put out by the
iiremen until nearly six o'clock. The
house is the oldest frame building in
town and the old hewed pitch pine tim
bers and lumber defed the efforts Of
the fire fighters to put it not until
it had practically burned down. The
loss is $4,000, with insurance of $22,-
600. John Mills and family, who oe-
eupied the house, saved nearly all Of
his furniture. The large barns and 9TH
er buildings upon the farm were saved
through the efforts Of the Windsor fire.
men. The house win be rebuilt this
summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
KNIGHTS OF BIRMINGHAM.
Annual Gathering Last Evening, -ri61-
ty-Five New Members.

The Barre Knights Of birmingham,
better known as Old Krow lodge. No.
+, held their annual gathering in Miles
hall last evening. There was a large
attendance, with visitors present from
Montpelier, East Montpelier Northiield
and Waterbury. Thirty five candidates
were initiated with first class band to-
furnish music. Officers were elected as
follows; King solomon, A. f. Bruces
grand senior warden, George Inglis. All
the other officers are appointiye. The
evenings business over, an elegant ban
quet was served, after which there was
concert, winding up at an early hour
this morning, when an went home feeling
Jolly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
By Japanese Artillery on
Heights North of Telling.
REPORT IS FROM TOXIC
Eight Squadrons of Russian Artillery
Were Put to Flight Thursday Re
port of Concession Concerning
Polish Language.

Paris, March 1s.The Japanese lega-
tion has issued the following despatch
received from Toxic.
"A Japanese detachment on the right
bank Of the Liao routed eight Russian
squadrons with artillery which was oc-
cupying the heights north Of Telling on
Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
BIG FRAUD UNCOVERED.
Fraudulent Issue Of $4,000 in Portu-
guese Government Bonds.

Lisbon, March lis. Portuguese au-
thorities have made the discovery that
a large quantity 81 counterfeit govern
ment bonds i ia circulation. Eighty
thousand dollars worth Of bonds has
been found Id the possession Of vari-
Gus banking houses. 1t II believed that
the greater part Of The fraudulent Isl
sue has been sent abroad for disposal
in foreign markets. An officer III the
Portuguese army has been arrested and
il il reported that several distinguished
personages are involved in the fraud.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
Death Of Levi Persons.

Montpelier, March 1s.--Leyi Persons
died this morning, after being sick since
last October with heart trouble. He was
6s years Of age Among his relations
are George Persons OF Barre, a brother,
Mrs. J. M. Willard Of East Montpelier,
a sister, and daughter, Mrs. Geo Bliss
Of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
BURLINGTON ON FENCE.
Base Ball Directors Call for Two Add
tional Assessments

~NS~A-rA
Burlington, March 1s.-At d meeting
Of the directors OF the Burlington Base
Ball association, held last evening at
the office Of T. X. Milne, it was decided
that if Burlington is to have base ball
team the coming season it will be nee
essary to make two additional assess
ments of 20 per cent at one upon the
unpaid stock Of the association, the
funds to be placed in the treasury for
the paying Of the team for the coming
season Of 1905 and not to be used for
any debts or repairs incurred last year.
Unless this amount can be raised, it Is
useless for the board Of directors to
think Of providing Burlington with q
team this year.
Manager George 3. Whitney was pres
ent at the meeting and stated that with
out funds in the treasury be would not
feel justified in engaging his players.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
May Make Concessions.

Warsaw, March 1s.-A report coming
from ST. Petersburg is current here TO
the effect that the government intends
making concessions to the demands for
teaching the Polish language in Po-
land and viii permit such instruction in
private schools saan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
SENATOR HAwLEY's DEATH.
Former Senator Of Connecticut Was
Surrounded by His Family.

Washington. March lis. Senator Jo-
seph w. Hawley Of Connecticut was
surrounded by members Of his family
when he died this morning, his wife and
three daughters being present Yesfer.
day morning the General had sinking
spell and remained in precarious con
dition all day. Last evening it became
apparent that he could last but few
hours longer, and the family gathered
at the bedside TO await the end, which
came at 1.45.
The remains will be taken TO Con-
necticut for burial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
GETS FOUR YEARS.
New Brunswick Minister'S Lawyer Gets
d STAY Of Execution.

New Brunswick, N. j., March Isl.
p. Cordoya, the eloping minister, was
sentenced today TO three years for as
saulting his wife and one year for aban-
doning his family. Cordova's lawyer at
once filed writ OF error which stays
Judgment and keeps Cordova from go
ing to prison until the writ is argued
Cordoya took the sentence without q
tremor and was led back to Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
SOME WOMEN ESCAPED
Police Raided Spanish Gambling Joint
and Surprised Twenty Women PIaying.

Barcelona, Spain, March IS. The po-
lice raided a fashionable gambling house
at Aragon yesterday and surprised TWEEN
ty women who are leaders Of Spanish
society playing roulette Nine women
escaped from the officers and several
Others We're arrested The police seiz-
ed 100000 pesetas and quantity of
valuable Jewels on the tables. The gov
ernor general has ordered the release
Of the women to avoid scandal and
The censor has ordered the newspapers
70 make no mention Of the raid.
The police received information
about the house from prominent mem
Der of the nobility, whose wife lost GO,
900 pesefas and pearl necklace in "a
hours play.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
BACK FOR BREAKFAST.
Roosevelt and Party Reached Washing
ton at s:2s This Morning.

Washington, March President
Roosevelt and party arrived in Wash
ington from New York at S:2s this
morning and were driven to the White
House at once, where they had break
fast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
Judge start Is worse.

ST Albans, March 1s The condition
Of Judge Henry r. Start Of Bakersfield
i reported not 50 favorable and it is
feared that serious complications may
develop ID bis case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
DALEY TURNS II DOWN.
viii Not Go to Western City to Manage
Ball Team.

ePunch" Daley Of st. Albans, last
years manager Of Barre-Montpelier, has
turned down the proposition to 60 West
and manage base ball team at Rock
Island, as it viii take him away too
long from his business interests in the
railroad city. He may manage the local
team another season, if the player man
aqer idea fails to materialize.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
HIGH ROLLERS.
Eurekas Took Two Strings from Eagles
Last Evening.

The lucky Eurekas took two strings
from the Eagles in the Intercity Bowl
ing league contest last evening and de-
feated them in the game total by 191
pins. Smith of the Eurekas was high
man of the games, laying a single Of
236 and a three-string total of GA The
bowling was good.
The scores.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
GIRL IDENTIFIED.
Mystery About eHelen Telseraun Found
Drugged and Gagged Partly Explained.

WaItham, Mass, March 1s.-The girl
who gave her name as Helen Teslerau
when found drugged and tied hand and
foot in a field here, was this morning
personally identified as Helen Louise
Lynde of Pittsaeld. She is % years old
and is quite well known at that place
From her comrades Il il learned that
the girl was very emotional and fre-
quently hystericaI and chat she acted
queerly at times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
g.. Albang Fifth class Sales.

st. AIbans, March 1s.-The total NUM-
Der Of sales Of liquor by fifth class drug
gists' licenses IN Franklin county dur
ing the past month have been 142,
amounting to sl0a.20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-18
Had a Fine BANQUET.

Burlington, March 1s.--A ST. Pat
riek's Day banquet was served to 600
people in st. Mary's hall last evening,
a fitting close to the celebration Of the
day.