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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06
STEAMER WRECKED.
Terrible Scenes Attending the Loss
of Over 800 Lives.


Cartagena, Spain, Aug 6.-Reports
continue to arrive of the terrible
scenes attending the wreck on Sat
urday evening off Hormigas Island
of the Italian steamer Sirio from
Genoa. bound via Barcelona and 9TH
er ports for Buenos Ayres, resulting
in the loss of over 800 lives. Among
Pedro, Brazil. His drowning is at
tributed to the action of an Argentine
the life belt with which he had pro-
vided himself One Italian woman
plank until they all were picked up.
A bridegroom who was on his honey
Captain Giuseppe Paradi, command
er of the steamer, in order to shorten
his course proposed to pass close as
possible to the dangerous rocky
ledge surrounding Hormigas island.
While running at full speed, without
warning, the Sirio crashed upon the
rocks. The vessel settled rapidly and
a terrible panic ensued among the
772 persons on board of whom 645
were passengers The fishermen along
the shore put out boats and rescued
many. Most of the officers and crew
saved themselves in the ships boats.
Captain Paradi, after doing what he
could for the passengers, committed
suicide. 1t is reported that he said
the wreck was caused by his impru-
dence He was 72 years old, and had
had As years experience in naviga-
tion. The steamer was owned by the
Navigazione Italiana, of Genoa
Captain Paradi is said to have for
merly commanded the Perseus, which
sank off Catagena, Many of the pas
sengers of the Sirio were on deck as
the steamer disappeared. The boats
were so overcrowded that a number
of them Immediately capsized
Intense Excitement at Genoa.
Genoa, Italy, Aug 6-The loss of
the steamer Sirio caused intense ex-
citement among relatives and friends
of the Italian passengers and crew,
most of whom lived in this vicinity.
The crowd assumed a threatening
spirit against the officers of the Ital-
ian Navigation Co. to which the steam
er belonged, declaring that the facts
were being withheld The Sirio had
seen % years service, but was con-
sidered in seaworthy condition
Rome, Aug. 6.-The Italian General
Navigation Co., owners of the wreck
ed steamer Sirio, received a des-
patch last night purporting to come
from the captain of the Sirio, reserv-
ing his report of the details of the
wreck, but saying the members of
the crew were safe. This raises the
possibility that the captain ultimate
ly was rescued.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

just little ahead of the progress of
the city and territory. This is the
pioneer mercantile house of Roswell,
and by its enterprise and fair deal
ing continues in the lead.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

Encourage home industry by pur-
chasing your harness and saddles of
Amonett, the manufacturer and deal
er in horse furnishings. Fine boots
and shoes made to order.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

David Mccullough, of West Virgin
ia, came in from down the valley this
morning after a business trip of sew
eral days. He has 16O acres of land
under the Hondo reservoir and is pre-
pairing to build house and other Inn
proyements there.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06
U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

observation taken at a. ND
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with local Thunder Showers Station
ary temperature.
Roswell, N. NJ, Aug. 6.-Tempera-
ture, max S5 min. 63, mean IA; preci-
pitation in inches and hundredths 90;
Wind, dir N. w, veloc. 8; weather,
partly cloudy.
n. WRIGHT.
Odlcial In Charge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06
Hottest of Year in New York.

New York, Aug. 6.-At two o'clock
this afternoon the government ther
mometer registered 81, making this
the hottest day of the year.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

A. E. Macy and children came VI
from Dexter this morning and were
accompanied home this afternoon by
Mr. Macy's sister, Mrs. Frank Brooks
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

J. w. Kelsay and wife who have
two and onehalf years left this morn
ing for Amarillo, where they will To-
cate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06
Abstracts.

stracts on all property in Chaves
county, and respectfully solicit your
patronage.
JOSEPH F. HUNT,
221 Main street
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

The enumerator of school children
will start out in a few days to get
the names of all the children of
school age in the city. Treat him
Hospitality when he calls
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

How long will the snoe sale last
at Peeler's shoe store? Just as long
as we have any Star Brand shoes
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

G. L. Bolton left this morning on a
business trip to Goodwin, o. T., to
be gone until September l.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06
33-t2
SpeciaI Notice,

Hats cleaned, blocked, renovated
and made as good as new. Stetsous
and Panamas a specially In Jewett
& Burns Billiard Hall. tt
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

Cowboy boots made to order at
Amonstt's harness and saddle fac
tory and horse furnishing store
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

Tom York came up this morning
from Carlsbad to spend a few days
with friends
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

that the platform will demand an
immediate revision of the tariff and
placing some articles on the free list.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-06

Wood work done at Tex. shop. II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
BOY SHOT
TO DEATH
In Gypsy Camp at Salem,
Mass.
BOY GOT INTO S0UABBLE
Over Rife, Which Was Accidentally
Discharged Police, Who Were at
Camp at Time, Decide to
Make NO Arrests.

Salem Mass, NOV 5.iierre Savad.
l5 years oid, the son of Joseph Sayad of
this citg, was shot and killed yesterday
in gypsy camp on Loring avenue.
through The accidental discharge of a
small rifle The salem ana Lynn police,
who were at the camp at the time in
search of woman charged with theft.
Immediately investigated the affair, but
decided "a make no arrests
Young Savafd, With several compan.
ions. went Go the camp today, the boy
taking with him .e2 ealiber rifle, 1t
the camp one ~ thc gypsy boys na,ued
Romeo Jacques seemed to be fascinated
by The weapon aud tried several times
to get young Savard To- give il 70 him,
Later IN the afternoon the boysclinibed
into team ana as they did 50 the ,Iac
qnes boy reached up 20 grab the rifle,
One Of the boys in the team tried 70
snatch 1t away frpin him and two OF
three were involved in q tussle for the
weapon Someone touched the trigger
and Il was discharged The bullet en
tered Saymd'4 hand, passed up through
tho arm into the heasl and death was
instantaneous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
TUNRRrDGE.

G. a. Tucker has his house newly
iapboarded and i painting.
Communion was observed at the Con-
qcaatioual church on Sunday
There are many cases Of whooping
rough in town but nane serious
Several new subscriptions are added to
our town mailing list this week.
Ihe Ladies' All society viii meet with
Mrs George summer on Wednesday
The property Of Mir. and Mrs w a..
CLARK viii be sold at auction Nov TO-
AR. S. 7. Durkee, who has been grad.
.ually failing during the SUMMER, y now
very low
II. r. Weeks agent has sold the farm
of Ezra Dickinson 10 New Hampshire
parties.
Mrs Mary shepard Il much improved
and hopes are entertained for her early
recovery.
lioat james y. Farnlam, Camp No.
ss, gained one member Saturday even
ng by transfer
W. s Blake continues about the same;
Geo Moody Is very low u council upon
the latter case was called Saturday
Many from this place attended the
funeral of Mrs Charles Sargent ~ ".
Rovalt0n saturday Mrs Sargent was
only few months removed from town.
was y member Of the church and w. X.
! G. and extensive circle Of warm friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
CABOT

MI. and Mrs Al q Ainsworth are III
Ilardwick for few days
Mrs sabina Wheeler has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Paul Lance
Rev. III. M. Farman preached al tho
congregational church last sunday
6hagl& Hatch went to Berlin Satur
day 10 accompany his wife home.
III II. Foster went 70 Barre Saturday
70 remain over sunday with his falns
ilx
Mrs. Charles Hatch spent the past few
days visiting friends in Berlin and Mont
pelier
Miss Annie Could has returned home
after several weeks visit in Massaehu
setfs
Mrs Sarah Phillips sister OF Miss
Fanny AlcDuiiey, has returned 70 hcr
home In Massachusetts
George Hoyles d Montpelier MAS AZ
home hast sunday fie was accompanied
by 4 friend, AiT smith
Union services were held at the Con
wegational church last Sunday evening,
preaching bv Res M NJ Farmau.
Mrs Paul Lance and her sister, Mrs.
Wheeler went 10 Montpelier and Wa
icrbhy last week e visit friends.
Mrs. Nettic Moulton of Barre was Ia
town Saturday to attend b the auction
d SAN Alelran household effects
AIr aud Mrs Dudley Blaine and her
daughter. Ruby, 81 West Barnet. we're
lest- of W. y Lance and family over
sunday.
Miss Susan Atkins has been caring
fOr Mrs. Charles Hatch. household dur.
ing her absence in Berlin and Mont.
pelicr.
Mrs Addie Harrington Is stopping IN
town for an unlimited time called here
bv the death of her sister, Fanny Mc-
DnTey
Mrs. Emma Collins IS ID SeaTsport
Maine, caring for little boy boardet
who recently arrived AZ the home Of heg
son, Clyde
Mrs Mary Atkins has gone 70 Boston
10 visit relatives and viii go 10 Mid
dletovn, Conn, to see her set Wesley
who is attending college there
Clark Phelps died saturday morning
after 4 few weeks illness. Funeral ser.
Wees MONDAY forenoon The reinains
were taken 10 Nashua Y III for burial
ia the family lot
IT, II. Foster returned last Friday
from trip Of canyassing in The north
cnl part 81 the state, coming hounc BY
way Of Burlingtoa and visiting his sis.
ter, Mrs ina Rogers, matron Of the old
ladies' home there
q'he Halloween" entertainment and
Wild meat supper given by the !. Q
Il. r. was well attended. A goodly sun
was realized The decorations were fine
especially the "Jael and lill' lanterns
which displayed artistic skill. 0ne quite
noticeable Int NOT of the latest dat'
WAS Alr. Jack. witha full grown nous
taehe. The tables were also lighted
with natures lanterns from garden anc
gcld, intersccfed here and there viii
green from the woods and autumn TINT
4 from the trees.
The following poem, which was rcat
az the ola Home service in the Meth
odist church, was composed AMID writer
lbg Miss Blanche Hickie, q former Cabot
/ girl, nov in Florida where she has gon'
! for her health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
cRIBBAGE SCHEDULE.
The Schedule Of Games for the Winter
Season.

The following is the schedule of the
Barre lIiierfraternity Crihbage league,
first series
Monday, Nov 5th. q 0. n and M. IL,
AL Robertson, referee
"Wednesday, Nov 7th. + O. a. and
|. Q. 9. f. i. Henderson, referee.
Thursday Nov. sth, O. and r. NJ,
III Murray, refefee
Monday. Nor 18TH q o. Il. ana J.
%. Q. e.. a. Clark. referee
"Wednesday, Nov. 18th, + Of A and
r Al. & Oliver, referee
Thursday, Nov IL, E g. and M. L.,
NJ Iieru6y, refnre
Monday. Nov 10th, q. Q. +. and +.
Of A.. T. Beagrie, referee.
"Wednesday, Nov n, L Q. + and G..
G.. A. Robertson, referred
Thursday, Nov. ~, RI III and NJ. IL,
M B. Ncloh referee.
Monday, Nov a6, Il. N. and c. O. r.,
A. Henderson, refefee
Tuesday, November %. G. c. and +.
.0 A.. r. i. McNuIts, referee
Wednesday, Nov m. M t and r. @.
70 T.. q Counack. referee
Monday. Dee 3. NJ. Y and + O. A.,
NJ Iimmey rrferee.
Tuesday. Dec 4 G. G. and G. O. f..
C Oliver referee
"Wednesday. Dee. b. h. N. and 4 @.
10 i. r. lieagrie, referee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
BLACK HAND HURLS
BOMB AT HOUSE
Did Damage to Extent Of $4,000 But
Injured No one.--Happened in
New York.

New York, Noy 3 t'nsHeces III
their alleged attempts t6 bimkniail Fran.
cisco Aes-iaa, Il prosperous tailor Of
Brook vn.mcmbcfs &c tbe s0-eaile1 I,laek
Handn society 20 The police say. ycstcrs
day buried dynamite bomb against tae
front door 81 Che tepement hpnse in
which he lives and conducts his business,
and caused damage Of $4,000 to the
building and surrounding property Scores
of persons fclt the shock of tie cSplo-
sion biit 10 one was injured
Thcre i no doubt among the police
that a deliberate attempt had been made
by an orgaidzed band of blacllnailers
IL wreak vcngpHce on MeSsina and his
family. Following closcls i half dozen
similar outragcs in tie same neighboi-
hood ttis attnck las spread tetFor among
the poorer Italians and many of them
Yesterday began arrangements to leave
the district,
AIes.ina had received several letters
within month demanding from $500 to
$1,000. Last night detectives arrested
three men who described themselves as
Frank and Antonio passaminati ana
BaIdassiso paualfe The police claim
10 have incrimiuating evidence against
the prisoners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

I'M n Spfaeue ana wife spent sun
day with relatives at East Broomfeld
Eugene II. Kennedy finished making
cider last Friday and closed bis cidar
milk
Goo NJ. nayis has been appointed
second assistant Sclgeni at Arms a.
Montpelier
Fred Cleveland of Barre spent last
week III town visiting his father, Geo.
M Cleveland
" NJ. Crowley of East Barre was IN
town Saturday and pipca Fred { Waldo's
new house 10 Nc heated by lot air
furnace
Eugeue r Dunsmore % Barre its was
IA town sunday Go visit bis chihlren.
Mr.. Dm-more i working ai the Morrison
milk farm ~ Bafie
Azinal Barnes, wlr recently sol.l his
farm au te West hill e. Joseph Menafd
of platt.hurg, y. ~, hAs bought Fred
A OrJway'= farm on tilc Washington
road Just North of the NilIagc aid took
decd 81 81 thc same last Saturday
Charles Norris and vile Of Fast Mont
peliei, who we're caIlcI here Two weeks
agn by the deaih of thcif daughter
Mis- III D Mattuan will fenain hele
this winter IL the home of Alr Niaft6on.
NH Norris. whe ba beeli eofiansly III
Efas g Car recovered as 70 be up about
The house again
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
Claimed Liquor When Woman
Was Being Arrested
in JAIL FOR CHIVALRY
Barre Police Got Nine Quarts Of Whis-
key at River Street House Saturday
Night-Tfial Comes Off
Tomorrow.

After considerable spell Of quiet,
the police rot after the alleged violators
OF the liquor law iii this o-lieense city
Of Barre Saturday night and succeeded
IN unearthing nine quarts Of whiskey
AZ 4 house on River street The war
rant was III the hands ~ Patrolman
Garlic and he was assisted IN Patrol.
men Ilamel and Faulkner. and Special
Officer Peter Ihom. They were success
fu from the start, finding 4 quart Of
whiskey IN i cupboard Thus eneour-
aged and having Ali idea there was more
they continued the search Going into
the shed the officers discovered d trap
door, and one Of the officers, taking
lantern, dropped down into the cavern
fie landed Oh eight quarts of the three
y brand The stuff was passed up to
bis companions above ground Then the
raiders inspected the house still further
and although they uncovered several
holes which they called liquor hides
they didn't locate any more liquor.
This done, they started into arrest
Rose Brassaw as the keeper Of the
house, when Frank McMurphy chival
ronsly stepped to the fore and cried
ont sHold. officers, unlland the won
am Of words To that effect; ~I'm run
ming this ranch: the booze Is mine.
The officers unhanded the woman and
arrested Mcalurphy for his confession.
He was kept III jaii sunday and was
brought into city court this morning.
the charge being keeping liquor illegally.
The ease WAS continued until tomorrow
forenoon, bail being fixed at $3.50. in
both the keeping and the search cases
Attorney NJ M Gordon has been re-
tanned TO defend NIcsIurphy, while Grand
Juror +. K, Davis is prosecuting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
FELL TWENTY FEET.
Five Men Go Down With Staging at
Essex Junction.

Esscx Junction, Nov ) has Christ
mas. Nelson Feeor and Frank layellev
oi North Nyiiliston, Henry ieet. car,
penter Of Williston village. and James
Rilee 81 northern New York were badly
Injured III an accident at the home nf
Mr.. and Mrs James kaunedy laEt hri
day afternoon fhey were shingliug the
roof Of the house when the bracs Of IL
staging broke and let them 20 the
ground a distance Of about 20 feet Mi.
Christmas, who i foreman on the farm.
was badly injured, No bones were brok
en- Nelson Pecor who was also EN-.
played OF the farm. received broken
shoulder Frank l.aleley. another EN-
plovee on the farm injured his baek
MIR Leet was injured about che waist
No bones we're broken but he was badly
shaken up. His back was hurt and he
Is IN serious condition james Riley,
another employee On the farm received
broken arm Drs G NJ. Eefrin and
Archambault Of this place and Dr Bina
ham OF Wiilisfou and pr. Iliilbmd OF
Jericho were called to attend them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
NOT CAPTURED YET.
Man who Stole Pair Of Horses Last
Friday.

Rutland, Nog Up ~ late hour
this afternoon she unknown man who
stole pam Of harses belonging 70 w
III Seward of this city Friday had not
been captured Officers are making a
thorough search for him III the south
eastern palt of the county
An employee Of Mr.. Seward was sick
Yesterday afternoon and he engaged
stranger % take his place drawing sand
I'rhe stranger lett The seward barn with
the team bound for sand pit south ii
this city but instead Of stopping az the
pit he Kept on toward Clarendon When
if was lime for the team 60 return with
load oi saud but neither the stranger
nor the horses Fad appeared Alr. Seward
became suspicious and the police were
notified II became known that the
woud,be teamster drove toward the
south and officers IN various towns Mere
lnotifed te be nn the lookout for him
Shortly after . ocloek Deputy Slefiif
T. A. Hayden q Ludlow found the team
near frmtnrsviIle. abandoned beside the
read. The driver was not IN sight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
DEATH OF ]. o. ADAMS.
Had Been Business Man in Montpelier
for Forty Years.

Iohn O. Adams, for nearly 40 years
4 prominent business man of Montpcl-
ier aud ono oi IFS substantial and relis
able citizens, died Saturday afternoon
after an illness of Il yea or more with
kidney trouble, aged III years Mr.. ADJ
ans vas born in Mortified July 27.
lSgo on attaining his majority he
went 70 Montpelier and entered the cln-
ploy of Erastits Hubbard. For several
years IL Was stage driver between Mont
pelier, Barton and Hardwick m IST0
he went into tie livery busines for liim-
self and was burned out in the big fire
of isT2- III 1875 he purchased the Pa
vilion hotel livery stable aud success
fully conducted this until he retired III
ISg4.
.Mg. Adams had been married nearly
20 years His wife was Mary A. Mitch
len Of Berlin Tie Is also survived BY two
children Fred a. adams Of Petaluma.
Gal, and Mrs S. 4 Moss of Marysyillc,
Gal 1'be latter Is on the way to Mont
peIier He Is also survived BY three SIS
tiers. Mrs s. b. zeigler. of West Union,
la, Mrs q NJ Wallace q Revere, Mass
and Miss Abby 4. Adams 81 Boston
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
M0RAN'S SENSATION
REVEALED YESTERDAY
Thinks Golfers Weekly Is Withholding
Information Which He Ought to
Know--calls on jerome 10
Know Why.

Boston Nov. So, District Attorney
John + Meran sent a letter to District
Attorney William Il jerome Of New
York yesterday III which he stated that
lie was informed by State Senator A. y.
Hughes ol Michigan that there was, in
the possession Of Golfers Weekly, evil
dence in the form Of original documents
letters, kilograms aud secret codes which
tends To show that an organized method
of legislative corruption Is practleed BIZ
the soscalled Tobacco Trust throughout
the country Mr.. Moran says IN part:
= am informed that the proprietufs
of Golfers Weekly have purchased the
evidence for i large sum III money un-
der 4 contract To publish the same not
later than ten weeks after the first day
of August; that the last day for pub.
fishing the same has expired; that Sol-
lier's Weekly has refused to publish the
same according To contact.
i am further informed that Col,
iiers Weekly i delaying publication of
this evidence III violation oi It's con
tract, until after election lcst il should
have ait injurious effect upon Repnb-
lican candidates On election day
Therefore | respectfully request von
10 obtain the same Evidence and trans
init II to me forthwith that | may hegin
IN Immediate inquiry tn such act oc-
curing within my jurisdiction ~ may
be disclosed by an examination Of the
said documents
In making public the letter Mr. Mo
ran also gaYe To the press copies Of
many letters, telegrame and codes, ono
letter being from Hughes
Hughes claims that he bought n fac.
tory in Marion, Ind. last April from
former Senator 0 Al Baker aud I'll tho
factory Mr. Hughes found desk which
he claims was full af correspondence
and documents revealing his (BakersA
transactions with the American To,
hacco company. Baker, according 70
Hughes, IA now fugitive from justice
Hughes claims that through the IN
iluence Of prominent Republican officers
who were convinced that the publiea
tion would be injurious to Republican
candidates. Golfers Weekly refused
to live up to It's contract and declines
to publish the evidence until after ~
ection. In conclusion Mr. Hughes says
that Golfers Weekly has refused 70 re-
turn him the evidence notwithstanding
his offer tn return the money.
The letters and kilograms cover q
period Of nearly seven years and IN
ended correspondence with the Prcsi.
dent and the acting attorney general
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
FIRE AT
NEWPORT
Destroys Livery Stable and
Seven Horses
LOSS IS ABOUT $4,000
With Insurance Of $2,000-F. p Davis
Burned out-Fire Is Supposed to
Have Started from over
heated Stove.

Newport, NOV sF r Davis livery
stable was burned W tAe ground this
morning at 1880 entailing i loss Of
about $1,000. The stable. seven horses
100 harness q carload oi feed and 4
barn fill NJ hay were destroyed There
were 35 horses in The Stable blr all eNs
eept seven escaped One horse escaped
ilr 4 burning blankct, but after great
effort was captured and although badly
burned, win ike. several horses aat
away and two or three are slid miss
ing. The cause q the lire is unknown
but II n thought II may haze caught
around chimney irom au oycrheated
stove. an, Davis carried $1,000 insur,
ance. Il i expected he win rebuild