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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
aThe Sign Of the Cross

The Boston Herald recently published
the following article regarding The
Sign Of the Cross" which is to be pre-
sented at the Barre opera house on
Saturday evening:
Most magnificent of all the attrac
lions offered at Boston Music Hall this
year is William Greet's original London
production of Wilson Barretts great re-
iigious drama, The Sign Of the Cross
The play has been commended by many
eminent authorities for its beneficial
moral influence, but it is certainly not
lacking in the element of intense inter-
est and the opening performance Of the
present run provoked storms Of the most
enthusiastic approval. The work Of the
present company is Of remarkably
high order. As the splendid Marcus,
lord Of Rome and slave Of Christian
girl, Mr.. Walter Law was superb. His
honors were divided however, by Miss
Dorothy Lambert as the maiden, Mer-
cha. Of the other players much might
be said in praise, but the points OF ex-
cellence are too many for enumefa-
tom
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
Things japanese.

It IS interesting to learn that Gen.
Nooi and Gen. Kuroli are members OF
the Presbyterian Church, and that
Field Marshal Oyama's wife is also
member in good standing Of that de-
nomination.
Admiral Togo is Roman Catholic.
Other instances Of high Japanese of
fieials being Christians might be noted.
No country in the world possesses to-
day larger measure of religious liber-
ty than does Japan. That Is one Of the
secrets of her success and progress dur
ing these latter years.
Japanese shipping tonnage passed
from $4,000 tons in 1890 to 100000
tons in 1903.
Japan has s5s technical schools.
The Government runs nine of these;
795 are supported by local authorities
and 81 are private establishments
The total includes three Institutes es.
tablished by the Government for the
training Of teachers in technical
schools. But the Japanese do not de-
pend on schools, colleges and uniyer'
sites as the only-oT the chief
means of educating men to advance
the welfare Of the Empire. They have
The habit of sending their best men,
students, professors, manufacturer
and merchants to the various coun
tries in the search for knowledge anl
experience.
Day after day Japan is an object les
son to the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
pLAINFIELD

John Perry is quite i'll.
Mrs. Nelson Haniel Il quite III.
DR.. r. P. Gale was in Montpelier on
Monday.
Mrs. John McLaflin Of Barre has
been visiting Mrs. ID. W. Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent Of East
Montpelier were in town on Monday
Miss Mabel Kent of Calais is IN town
visiting her sister Mrs. Orlando Mar
tin.
Burnham Colby spent few days Of
last week visiting at the home Of Fred
Page,
Miss Alice Batcheldsr is i'll with
erysipelas. DR.. N. E. LazeIl Of Barre
is attending her.
Mrs. Conner Of Cabot has been visit
ing her sister in town, Mrs. Wesley
Gray She returned home Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Fredriekson Of Barre ar
rived iii town Tuesday afternoon TO
spend few weeks with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Hans Frederickson.
Al. S. Martin has been appointed as
lister in place Of I'LL II. Cutler, who
was elected as one Of the selectmen, and
not being able to hold both Offices.
DIR. Boynton OF Lisbon, N IL, was in
town Saturday. He purchased Of III
j. Bailaw a pair Of bay horses. w. j.
Shorey started Tuesday morning to take
them 10 Lisbon.
Miss Eta King was taken to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington
Monday. She was accompanied by DR..
Wheeler Of North Montpelier aud her
mother, Mrs George King.
At the whist party held Saturday
evening in the J. o. @. Il. hall, there
were is tables Of whist, the highest
score being won by Mrs. r.. y. Rich
ards and Theo Clark, It being SIS points.
L. v. Duke while at work thawing
out water pipes in the cellar Of Fred
Bruaee, Monday morning, stumbled aud
fell, breaking the large bone of the leg,
also breaking the ligament. He was
taken to his home by H. r. Cutler and
was attended by Dr G. III. Brown
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
HOUNDING A MAN


Copyright. 1905. by T. c. Meclurel
After ten years faithful service as
cashier in a department store in Paris
Castor Le Roy had been found guilty
of embezzlement 4 sum or money
amounting to about 5000 was missing
and could not BIO accounted for lie
protested Ills Innocence. and be offered
to make the amount good from his saw
ings, but the police had got hold-ef the
matter and refused to let 1t drop. The
police of France more than ang other
country hold that d person who IS
charged with an offense against the
law Is guilty II il not for the law 81
prove him 50, but for Him 10 prove his
innocence They said to the cashier
..You have had charge Of the funds
III this store. A SUM Of money Is MISS
ING, and you cannot account FOR II. II
therefore follows that you embezzled
It. At any rate. you must prove In
court that you did not
Neither the proprietors of the store
nor the cashiers friends believed him
guilty. There was a slip somewhere.
a mistake; some one had seized oppor-
tunity to gobble on to the notes, but
the police took him away and contend
ed that he must prove that some one
guilty ID order TO secure his own lib
erty. The young man was sent 70 pris-
Oh for year and bis reputation ruined
forever. lie did not think so when he
emerged. Strong IN the consciousness
Of his innocence. lie returned to Paris
with the determination to begin anew.
The old firm could not take him back.
but they gave HIM a recommendation,
and he soon secured employment else
where. Within week the police APP
peared and said to his employer.
''You have man IN your employ who
could not prove bis innocence Of d
theft. You must discharge him II
you do not you viii be encouraging
crime
Young lie Roy was discharged.
Tie wandered out into the country
and secured employment on a farm
= AiN MOtN MtAN AAeA8H tt&lA lhAE AJdA pun
but he was living an honest life when
a police official appeared and insisted
that he be instantly discharged. He
was even threatened with arrest and
punishment for defying the law.
That was the end. The ex-convici
headed for Paris with murder in his
heart In half an hour his mind haG
been made to turn criminal ana be
come terror to the law. on reaching
the city he made for the haunts Of
vice, and inside Of month the police
heard from him.
lie Roy was lie Roy no longer. He
was Jaritz. In two years he com
mitted fifty robberies single handed
Then he became the leader Of band
and murder was added to robbery. +
was always the police who were the
victims. In one year ten Paris police
men were stabbed to death. No ons
suspected that Jaritz was the ex
cashier under another name, and nj
one could account for this singular
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
WANTS FAVOR
OF FRANCE?
Kaiser Reported Anxious for
RapprOchement.
LONDON IS AUTHORITY.
Franco Russian Bond No Longer a Peril
Berlin Has No Purposes Hos
tile to Plans Of
Paris.
LONDON IS AUTHORITY.

London, March 2s.The Daily Chron.
icle claims to have the authority Of
the German embassy at London for
stating that Germany is anxious for a
reconciliation with France. and that
Emperor William is DESTROYS OF getting
on terms Of closest friendship with the
French government. According TO o.
high official OF the embassy whom the
Daily Chronicle interviewed, the pres
ent moment is considered most oppor-
tune to arrive at such an under Standlng,
the Russo-Japanese war having entirely
changed the political situation. Ger
many, this official said, had reason to
consider the Franco-Russian alliance di-
rected against herself, and in that case
the motive of German ovcrtures to
France might have been niisilidged.
Now, however, it viii be impossible for
Russia to engage in war with Germany
for years to come, even If size wished,
and therefore, if the question of re-
yenge is buried, there is nothing to pre-
vent Germany and France shaking
hands and inaugurating an era Of peace
and good will Prince Henry's visit to
France to see the James Gordon Len
nett automobile cup race will be the
first official visit Of a Prussian prince
since the war, and the relations Of the
two countries never have been better.
Germany has no territorial designs on
Morocco, and no desire ID enibarrass
French ambitions there, her oniy wish
being to open the door, and to guarantee
her commercial interests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
FoR uNIFoRM LEGISLATION.
Gov. Bell Trying To Interest Other
States In Fish Matters.

Rutland. March 23.--At conference
in this city Tuesday, Governor Bell de-
cided to take immediate steps towards
obtaining uniform legislation on all
disputed questions regarding fisheries
along the international boundary iine.
Fish and Game Commissioner II G.
Thomas of Stowe, and ex-Iieut- Coy.
IN. ". Fisk came before the governor
and urged that the work be undertaken.
After the conference Governor Bell
stated that he would confer with the
governors of Wisconsin,, Washington,
Minnesota and Michigan, the other
states interested, and try to secure
legislation on the matter by Congress.
He believes that the Canadian officials
would meet this government half way
An interesting phase of the situation,
he said, is the fact that one Of the
spawning grounds IS 80 near the
boundary lire that it is hard to tell Dy
which country it is owned.
A few months ago commissioners
were appointed by Vermont and New
York to confer with the Canadian OH
eials on disputed fisheries rights in Lake
Champlain. At conference in Ottawa
Ont, the Canadian officials stated that
they would give the matter consldera-
4 tiOn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
9be Times Daily Short Story.
o.xcy 7ODQ 49, "a "a 70 ~ 50 % ssk szaQu

hatred of the police The best de-
tective talent ii the country was en-
ployed to hunt the man down, but he
escaped every snare laid for him. AS
fast as member Of his band was
taken he took on another recruit. They
were to assist lii the robberies, but
the killing was reserved for his own
hand.
Jaritz ran career Of four years
and during that time the killing Of
fifteen policemen was laid at his door.
The value OF his plumber for the same
time was estimated at three quarters
of a million dollars. Then the mans
logic forced him to realize that the
end could pot much longer be delayed
Half a hundred detectives were look
ing for him, and the rewards offered
Cor his apprehension footed MP over
$4,000. Some Of his band were GER
tain to betray him to secure this re-
ward. when he had made up his mind
what to 90 he distributed his property
among the hospitals under another
name and took house In the Rue vint-
nor.
1t was tumble down house In a
wretched street, and just where the
police would look to find him. There
was first and second floor, and EN-
trance could be had to the second story
by way OF a second old rookery and
the windows On taking possession
Of the place Jaritz sawed the stairs In
two and propped them up ID such a
way that he could pull the prop away
with rope. When the stairs went
crashing down into the cellar whoever
was On them at the time must meet
with 4 terrible fall After week he
sent a boy to give him away to the
police The lad claimed to have had
his suspicion aroused and to have
watched the house for a week He
was sure that it was Jaritz hiding
there. He told the police Of the APP
proach by the windows, and at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon detachment
Of forty men suddenly surrounded the
place
Ten OF them rushed into the neighbor-
ing house to force the entrance. JarItz
met them and shot two and then re-
treated with words of defiance The
eight men rushed him back to the
stairs and down it to the landing.
There he stopped to hurl further de-
flance at them. aud when they crowded
down upon him the prop was pulled
away. and the eight fell into the cellar
Two were killed and the rest badly
injured
Il nm Castor Le Roy. the ex-cashier
and ex-conyict!" called Jarltz after
them. and then he put the muzzle Of
his revolver to his head and pulled the
trigger.
There were a few newspapers in
France that dug down and got at the
real truth or the tragedy and laid II
before their readers, but the most Of
them referred to Jaritz as human
brute and rejoiced that he was of the
face Of the earth He was Just what
the police had made him He was {
bounded man driven to criminal des
peration. NJ. QUAD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23

ing Of the league. st. Adams made
oyertures for the meeting last year but
was unsuccessful, the trip being made
70 Fort Frederic on the New York shore
Of Lake Champlain.
It is anticipated that the gathering
this year will be the most largely at
tended Of any held in long time as
the members are waking up to the inn
portance Of fish and game interests in
the state. Much interest is also mani-
tested in the controversy now going on
between Canada and the United States
in reference to seine fishing in Lake
Champlain. In fact there seems to be
general desire to sit up and take no
tice all along the line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
Crest of Flood at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 80 The crest
OF the food was reached at o'clock
yesterday morning, and the rivers are
receding. The highest point was on
the Monongahela, being 20 feet.
While not the greatest flood Pitts
burg has experienced, the results have
been quite serious. Scores Of mills have
been forced to shut down, hundreds Of
families compelled to abandon then
homes, and railroad schedules disar'
ranged.
It is estimated that the loss TO loca'
industries will exceed 81 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
wEBSTERvILLE.

ID. A. Fraser one Of our selectmen,
had the misfortune to lose valuable
horse Tuesday forenoon. It dropped
dead.
It IS rumored that George Iibersont
Of East Barre il soon to start meat
market OF furniture store in his block
here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
FREE IF IT FAILS.

All we ask Of you is to give Calcium Solvent,
DR. Kennedy's latest medicine, chance to dis
solve the stone, gravel and uric acid that may be
present ia your Kidneys, bladder and blood We
are so sure that it 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 IRE. We win take all the
risk, to induce you to give Caleura Solvent
trial II IS the only medicine for kidney and
bladder troubles sold under a guarantee to cure
Or refund the money. We are warranted IN max
ing this liberal offer IS its record Of cures Is nine
out Of every Ten cases. It is not patent medi-
cine, but prescription Used BY Or Kennedy in
his large private practice, with uniailing success
Try It to-day on this offer.
E. A. Drown, Barre. vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
Spotted Fever in Manchester, N. II.

Manchester, n. IL, March 23Ou
Of 500 deaths which have occurred In
this city since Jan j, 81 are attributed
to spotted fever, or meningitis, in it's
various phases. Local physicians are
unable to account for the epidemic. 1t
Ii estimated that fully SO per cent Of
the cases have resulted fatally. The
fatalities are largely among children
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
MAY MEET IN ST. ALBANs.
Vermont Fish and Game Banquet Plans
Being Matured.

Burlington, March 49, The SIMMER
meeting of the Vermont Fish and Game
League win probably bc held in st. Al
bans and plans will be made for a
rousing gathering. President Frank I.
Fish Of yergennes, said that while moth
inc definite had been arranged by the
executive committee it seemed to be
the general desire that st. Adams be
the Mecca this year for the annual out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
RAISED THE FARE.

Brattleboro Street Railroad Now Asks
Six Cents a Trip.
Brattleboro, March 23The fare on
the BrattIeboro street railroad has been
raised from Ave cents to six cents, and
new one-dollar ticket books were issued,
containing 20 tickets instead Of the us
nal "a. If there is no falling off in pa
tronaee this will yield an increase Of
about 20 Der cent, Or $4,000, in the
course Of the year, which will enable
the company to make needed improve
ments. The public knows well enough
that the advance is made because the
situation demands il, and thus far no
fault has been found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
DOGS CHASED DEER.
A Minister at West Woodstock Saved
The Animal.

Stowe, March 23.-A letter received
BY Fl. &. Thomas, state FISH and game
commissioner, from West Woodstock
says that last Friday might the Rev.
ID. S. Garfield picked up an exhausted
deer in the road, put it in his sleigh,
and took II home The deer had been
chased BY dogs till exhausted. The
next morning the deer got away from
him and had not been out five minutes
before three dogs were chasing it. One
dog was shot BY the owner and another
was taken in charge by the selectmen.
The selectmen are determined 10 prose-
cute all violations Of the law in regard
to dogs chasing deer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
CHAIR SHOP GUTrED.
Fire cripples One Of LudIows Leading
Industries.

Ludlow. March 23.-Fire Tuesday
night ii the chair shop Of i. q. Fullan
& Sons Co., badly Quilted the interior Of
the four story building and caused a
loss estimated at $4,000. This is prac-
tically covered with insurance. Several
Young men were at work in the factory
Tuesday evening singeing chairs over a
gasoline flame. The gasoline took fire
and the workmen had to run out Of the
shop. The firemen kept the flames I'M
side the building but that was badly
damaged. Twenty men are thrown out
Of employment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
HAS COST TURKS 5000.

More Troops Needed to Subdue Insur-
rection in Arabia.
Constantinople, March 23.The min
lister Of war has been ordered to hold
further battalions in readiness for SER
vice ii Yemen province, Arabia, but in
the meanwhile the government IS unable
to obtain ships to convey to Arabia the
troops already awaiting transportation.
Reinforcements are urgently needed.
The casualties Of the imperial forces
since the outbreak Of the insurrection
are already estimated at 1000 to 5000
men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
KILLED HIMSELF.
Former French Minister Shot Himself
in the Head.

Paris, March 2S Antonin Proust,
minister Of fine arts in the Gambetta
cabinet, died this morning, as the result
al two shots in the head, self-inficted,
TIE had long been victim Of melan-
eoly. which IS believed 70 have been
intensified recently by differences with
Rosita Mauri, the celebrated dancer Of
the opera, with whom he was closely
associated.
She dined at his apartment Monday
evening, the tragedy following shortly
after her departure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
FAMILIES FLEE.

Lower Portion Of Bellaire, Ohio, Now
Under Water.
Bellaire, o., March 30 The river
reached AZ feet here yesterday and is
rising The lower portion Of the city
il inundated and hundreds of families
have been forced TO abandon their homes.
The railroads are crippled, and many
manufacturing plants are closed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
RETAINS FACULTIES WELL,
Mrs. Harriet Abel Of Enosburg Falls
90 Years Old.

st. .Albans. March 23.-Airs. Harriet
Abel Of Enosburg Falls celebrated her
ninetieth birthday yesterday. She is
in good health and retains her mental
faculties remarkably.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
NEW REBEKAH LODGE.
Former Grand Organizer Mrs. O. w.
Dinsmore at Bethel.

Bethel March e3.- An /. o. 0. r.
Rehekah lodge was formed here Tues-
day night BY former Grand Organizer
Of Massachusetts, Mrs. O. w. Dinsmore.
Officers were nominated and appliea-
tions at new members received.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-29
StaUeni bez dreua.
256.

Diva baltimorstf architektove zho-
tovili plany ma stavbu sesti po-
schodfch bez jakehololi dfeva. Ce-
Id budoya pofizena bude . kostry ce-
mentem oblozene ocele. I dve-
Re, obklady dyeff a oxen, a ramy o.
ken budoi kovoye. Sc stanoviska
moderniho nahledu bude to budova
"dokonala,' prave talk jako Golden
Grain Belt pivo jest "dokonaly" po-
silujici napoi, telcuty lex. Ono obsa-
hnje silu nejtist5fho jecmenneho
sladu oh,nele, We zpisob6 tekutem
snadno strayitelnem. Objednejte
u syeho nejblizsiho hostinsk6ho.