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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
TEN DEAD,
43 HURT
--
Id Train Wreck al Calm,
III, Yesterday
RAN INTO OPEN SWITCH
varying Stores IL Eumber y Victims
of Disaster On wabash RaiiFoad
Three Bodies Hare Been
Identified


Springfield. me- sept 20. From three
ID sen dead. and thirty slx IN iaT1s
three injured. aerprdIas ~ warning Ir
ports. arr tAe results If I cpilisian ua
The Nahash railroad yesterday befMeFai
The cast bound paseengs train Ao.
ara mest bound freight NJ 9A aae
accident happened 81 fasiln. s1dine
near Danyilic
Among sise dead APE H. y. Butler
engineer. and ". wi Ellison. H8eman a
Peru. Ind Mail Clerk Harding, lses.
dale. iIl
George Goldman u sii@ city i re-
ported missing. though III ii believe
III X 0n TIE freight.
The sasnsea hafa been taken se NE
hospital AZ DausiIie.
Butler and Ellison wfze eTu%afN ~
LINZ engine cah. Harding was eaagit
agaa i pile II mail saeks AH3 eshef
iaaterjal vi Sue mail ear aua a sssiaslle
to escape. HI was bafne3 e death
rAe Nuiteh Ia thn siding nhete q
freight tysin was waiting so VT open.
and tas passenger train frnn Derntas
dashed On ID tire switch. 9ning A Z
trenaenaoa -1eel Ihr engines ealne
Together WITH 4 terrible eaash ard @ere
telesgsed. Hall nj tho sreight train
mas piivs np on the tracks and ThF
pas iigef coaches we're tlrDam III thf
aiart
Five usinmses after The wreek and be-
tore re-cAing party e0uid IA organized
10 search tie wserkei coatl,eS for slcsd
ara W0uWded. fine spsang up IN me Vaia
~ ecaties and burned hereely
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
Paul O. StensIand, Guilty Of
Embezzlement,
4 GIVEN IA YEARS AT JOLIET
May Reduce Term By MeEitoFioas Con
duct Admitted Crime At Onre la Chi
csgo Court ara Was Then
Sentenced.

lAicago, I'll. sept. 2-~Pasl q. stems
lard fugitive president "A tbe defunet
Milwaukee, asennr state hank, arrived
ID llsirago 1t sss5 !. Vi. yesterday 81
Vhe Twentieth CentnFy iinisea "a the
Lake Shore road
HI mas taken immediately io tbe
criminal sDuft baildin1
stenslanA lrtt tke train under d
heasx guard III pglire aud deteetlrcx.
Ihr party drove m fl5c eRins5nal court
building. aud rfeRslard A-as taken az
fes4fy t Ese pS4sssass HsiBce III Asase's
Attorney Healg.
4 numisef 81 ssrnOeFapheFs gfefe Slim
snpsed ann the EXAMINATION " dosn-
nsrnts and forged notesa Which we're
found en Sten~iard's frrson ri the tiFne
81 BIZ capture IL 3angifr NaS ihes 49,
gsEn M Representatives NJ the stete
Ssensland. appearing before Judge
Nereton In sisr criminal c0urs eesfaaa4 H
afternoon. pleaicd guilty & two charges
NJ cniezxieInnms 1sHiae keFston sen-
teaeed him t0 an fndetersairase period
in Ioliet pcnitentiars
Tile ma1isnnu penalty under thH law
y Il wears
9gf.t III Stensland uttered th4 word
Guilty hashligkt photograph was
sa&en III the sccne IN tue courf room.
The banker VAS greatly agiiated. aTid
hastily taking Bill sest seemed for A
moment IA she verge y eoilaFse Hc
rallied 4uifkiy however and WAS Ie.
mcsea from the court rnom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
KEW scHIsM IN ZION CITY.
An Evangelist Winning Followers Away
From Overseer voliva

Chicago, sept 27-zA new leader has
arisen ii Zion CITY he \ Charles r..
Parham. an evangelist Of the Apostolic
Faith, sect which has 5000 followers.
chiefly IN Kansas aud California. In q
single week he has attracted several
hundred followers. and Tuesday night
General Oyerseer yolita held i special
meeting of officers Of the church . see
ii aanac prompt and effective measures
could not be taken against the prose-
iyteT, whose converts include some of the
prominent elders
YOU Hust choose either me N this
intruder Who has stolen into onr church, =
sid NoliYa at the meeting. This man
y winning some 81 oIF most faithful
people from their allegiance At criti-
cal time The only thing that will en-
able ~ 10 weather the present storm
Il unity"
Meanwhile Pnfham was holding an
enthusiastic meeting block away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
FOR BIG STRIKE.
10000 Railroad Men Plan for Tie-uv
Within 80 Days Here and in Mexico.

piftsbtrg, Pa, Sept 27A labor
movement which threatens 60 blossom
into one Of the largest strikes IN the
history Of American railroads has been
-et OH foot all over tie country from
headquarters in Pittsburg. II is con.
eerted movement ef organized labor.
which, the leaders claim, will take 90.-
900 men in at the proper time. and II
demands are not complied with It Il
promised that the railroads Of the conn
Thy and Mexico Win be tied up within 10
Gays.
Monday grievance committees III the
Switchmen's Union of North America
walked into the headquarters Of their
superintendents al over NE country and
laid down their statement If conditions
and the remedy asked Shorter hours
and better pay are wanted Tine DE-.
mands are fof an eight hour das and
90 cents an hour for fofemen and eight
hours and 80 cents an hour foE helpers.
The uniform rate over the country now
Il 80 cents an hour for foremen aud "a
cents for helpers, with 1o.hbu day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
Defeated Yesterday In Last
Game Of Series
HIGHL ANDERS LOST THEIRS


TIA Bcstcn team sacrificed is.rif Az
anoslfer stepping snae 81 hieaQa fea.
Natsa aspirations yesterday afternoon I'D
llse last ganse 81 the seASs betpeen
aie f0 aeStas. @Rs9a il loss I'M the stsBe
1i III at s5se same time Tile ne
faii Tigers were esewiae up tlse NN
fpFk highlander. ard the result was
The sz1ae, IN q. isira4a II p0a fao
wstafs ahe4,s III fs,e New foylsef~. Nliiie
seFelanA rtill ciit4 desperately III aiiyd
piaee belsie FUaf bsis tao game ellind
Asss AegA asa Esar eaini- swiiHd Chi
g4e AHnihv l=gAS 4asBe YesfeasAI
she aefeAi 0f st iaais. e. 81.
fs Aasl8ngsa tBc Ar sun seam Wire
nssi1ra ifS lNatb aefeai iuiiestane
tlsgsssgs Asl5g sn Aieawu
8ne Nuti0nal lsxsse rms al9;sS nits
VI. ai9iM 0ld oaatong MAJ Eliigage
piiiB9 Mg sietosfe- zisgt II plesses
ala NeH Nnfie and Piit ias5e Sighting
afd f9f sa riae fhe Pirates ap-
tffd tlso sahe ifsr pbiia8gilllia ess
sefI ss9i Ar~ Work IVA hiH esip iT0ns
finFiHai 81 that PittsbpFg i. 5niy i've
ganae. hehi1d f'e siaHfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
CHANGE THEIR CHANGE.
A British wall over Matter Of Small
Coin.

n ptiAian wan OFsr MdtAef OF cUAi
Coin.
law hong are We 10 81 afflicted with
4 c.Hll~r~puir copper coinage instead Of
: small nickel one II Nr. A-quiih
wishes 20 merit The appreciation Of bis
fellosrognlfaHscfi diifiug MS tenure IL
oGre IL sill 10 away n,tH III. relic oi
i3nari.M. wae dale4 irea Lycufgns
sra from Wisr0 most 0isef countries
rave enlaneipaied theIneea.s h. penny
6fd the hsifpenns are r.sseis tokens
sHi ~ Hpi sspfe=gnt atF " yaIua
Copper has ltaeu from an average or
$50 per ion 10 above 80 per ION Tic
token must cost " nearly twice as much
a. II did fes ears ago. ille AMY az
~ On "a tis uskct co.1dey 4, f,at II
II. sttie a,i.saait To dist.s..aiSi IL fsfm
tsc silver c0sss. ~ III sa1e size. Ilt
this might be got rid Of b. masing The
former ID rings i e.. With a hole III The
middle Of caah roitl--anl iiiis would have
ffc afJitiors advantage y clfec.mg
az inp in metal No iussstr funici
should M coined hlI existing
s,.s. shousi ~ exchanged be sof tae new
cofs IL aYs yost niie ~ esIeeting
Litir flANgf All. A~lNAtN HtfrfA tUHl-
j. rinse the decentralization y. ngf noFy.
~ iye Fenee might Ne exchanged fnl
tsp nnFa cnins ~ for I've s1y OF tie
va.:;e ~ q halfpenny. % IN pifr - ksl
sss Tia exchange being er,ets.y m1de, ~
twelve n twenty.f0ur net coins In
addition 10 the penny alaA lnifpcnny
there ought io BE- vast number 81 new
nickel coins Of the value II oaefcrh Of
penny. This would Be great eain ID
sery poor people who make little pag-
claArs. II II n they often pay fnorc
proportionately for their small phfha>es
than others. When once y step Il taken
toward decinIalizing our coinage, that of
our weights and measures will soon fol.
low hope that il viii not be long IT,.
fore both are effected. for M country
that has ever adopted the decimal sfs.
fen has fsgY ,fted it. Not only for ruf
poses 81 calculation but for al csnnef-
cial transactions Il il better than any
ether The French system 81 weights,
gcAslTes and coius j. a perfect scheme,
ANA Il has the advantage II bcisg IN iise
il all Latin countries All that j. need
~ a. for as to rally to h.-London
Truth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
TIMBER DEAL OK.
Paper Company Gets 10000 Acres q
Land ID Name at Price Of 100000

Bangor. ME-. Neps. Ell Announcement
vas made yesterday 81 one 81 she larry
est tran~actions III timber land property
thar has taken psace II Maine ii recent
years 0ne hundred thousand acres of
timberland along the east and west
branches n the penobsrot riAer weFe
Transferred To The Great Northern Paper
Company hs r. II. Holyoke, Caleb Holy
oke. John cassidy and he estate III
George stetson toF 4 consideration to BE-
S6D0 .00g
The lasls are fairly wooded with
spruce. But were closely cut over about
~ wears ago. and litsR o. no numbering
has been aonc ssnce, Iiie country i.
sail II ~ well adaptca for ne needs Of
the paper company. Mssieh all. Il II ex-
peetea, sopn begin ~ euf spruce for
puip
Last year the xaripas companies took
out about 2oe.o0a feet 81 4nnber along
me waters 81 the Penob4sDt. and this
wears figures are expected 10 he about
the same. Same 81 The smaller concerns
will not operate. but tiieir holdings will
he taken over ~ the larger concerns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
CARS 90 THROUGH BRIDGE
Wreck il Philadelphia Ties Up Penn
sylyania Traits

Philadelphia. Sept. e.. iva gravel
car. 81 tile Piailadflphia rapid transit
company Ar8ge through the bridge az
Thirty fsrst stwrt and Columbia aFemuc
oxeg iae New York division Of tie Penn
sylvania railroad shortly after ; o'clock
Yesterday morning Six men were -eri-
ously injured. two " whom may die
Traffic from New York and she xe-t
A. sell a. ioeal traffic was tied up fof
several hours II i said the bridge was
rotten from the steam and smoke o.
passing engines. MotarTnen were aware
- its condition. aud whrn crossing the
bridge put on Ell the power.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
WOMEN TEACHERS WE'D,
THEREBY BREAK RULE


Nrw York, sept ~ School super
intendent Maxwell reports 10 tile board
N education that 4 women teachers
were married ia the summer recess.
THE distribution IL the IA teacher
wives among the fxe hofougis 81 the
city II aeeiAealv uneven Marriages
were most numerous aniorg The teachers
III Manhattan, ~ ~ silens eoiDg Ia a
minister during tie summer Brooklyn
81 Close sfeHa with 2E. Queens had
ii brides. TIE Bronx three and Rich
snond tsn.
Tie fayages ~ Dan Cupid II The ranks
III The searhegs has revived an inter
e~tiug question. The bylaws 81 the
isoaFd 81 eiueation say thai woman
teacher may not marry The court II
appeal has said that the board bad no
right 10 adopt such rule. and thar Il
l. null and void.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
rYpHooss IN PHILIPPINES.
Two Great Storms Rsvage Towns on
the Island OF Lu1ou-

Manila. sept a7.The Iagavan sal.
ley. in the northern part sf the island
81 IIix6n. Vas devastated by tvph0pn
on September ~ Rarri0s. t.aIiaTan
smsunR. and Beggaa wrfe Totally de.
sffoged foar other towns we1e badly
damaged. Cagaxan i ne principal 90
baceo section 81 the island. and the crops
were practically DESTROYED.
Another iypbeon - laglna province
island Of i.tUnn, or September re d.
sgroyed a number d roads. damaged
the crops ard caused about Sls0000
damage in tie towns ID The path 81
the Storm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
PRINCE GEORGE IN RIOT.
Armed CEetsns Try 10 Prevent His Less-
ing--Iwo Killed

Canea. Island ~ Crete, sept. ai.--Ths
departure for Athens Tuesday night II
Prince George Of Greeoe, the late con.
missioner d the powers. who is sue.
cseaed bF NJ. zanl.- former premier Of
Greece. I'D 10 turbulent scenes and
eoafiict bcsween the Cretans ana the
international srpops
sereral hnndrea armed Cretahs, whO
see In tAe departure III Prince George
psstponensers u tfeir aspirations for
tle annexation 81 tbs island to Greece
attempted fercibly e prevent his en-.
bsEkatiou They hyoke through the cor
don 81 troops. ard folleys we're exehang
81, resulting 10 two being killed and a
number wounded 81 both sides
The new commissioner ~ill take up
his duties next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
BRYAN NOT 0vERsANGu1EE
Might Be Unwise tor AHy Convention
to Indorss Him II 1865.

Nashville. Tenn., sept "a William
~. Bryan arrived lseTe from Memphis at
$50 last aigft and aas met ~ con-
nsittee ~ distinguished eifi1ens a'sss aa
enormous crowd HI ssgSxc directly te
the RFmau auditorium. where G0sis I,ea-
ple gTfeted biai his appearance beiag
The signal III oie a ite greatest demun
syrati0rs eTeT sern HERE Hi rpeesA
was warmly appianSed. Eauf there DID
not SCREAM tn be gseAs enthusiasm for
bis nnnisipsi ownership firw~
Referring In tlr failure ot biz Ten.
nessee Democratic state convention se
ridafse him. Mr Brsan slid iasay
hase not askesi convention ~
ialorse inc, I 10 not know that tho
Sears from ROW ii VIII w wise for any
convention 10 iHdcFse me-
Alg BRYAN subsequently, departed for
Omaha and Line0ln. Set.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
MACHINE SUPREME In
NEW JERSEY CAUCUSES
sire New Iaes1 Rejected "a Couuty
Where II was Launched ii Ties
days Voting.

NCiark n HI P as Nhas Il
knorn as 'ths SEW idea n New 1eH-
sey politics rersised severe r.'eak #
he primary elegtsOrs Tuesday. The
supporters q Everett COLBY Aot onls
tailed % bold wAat they lAa gained
fssan shr Resabiiean macsiiue year
ag0 but were obligra II ree EsseS 6asn.
tv TIE birthplace III the new movement,
IeRecf i'll Newark essw easily sssuiei
~ tie Lensz forces and ths aean-
lsixord allies in fsMdaMn counts run.ins
lessinS tlie noBiDees ~ sam spselii.-
ron. nnf ons in the eoMty districts.
W. Ill Jersey lffy st~elf
Senator Colby. a sseanglylnaa Martin,
Msg Or Pagan aRd 1sFfsofatiua ouflsel
egpYd admit defeat. ana roneele ilat
thr machine VIII c0nffol ritA, ralmty
and congressional conventions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
MURDER MYSTERY UNsoLvED.
New York Police. However, Think They
Can Identity the Victim.

New York. Sept. zs.The police who
arc investigating the murder Of the man
whose dIsmrmbtfrd body was found in .
vacant lot SUNDAY announced late Mon
DAY night tlat they were working on az
important cler ard expected 70 be able
.fo determine lie iisafi.y Of tla mii.
derel man spon. Jack Aiano. Whose
friends feared had been the victim, is
said To IT. IL Los Angeles Call tele,
asa fram sim "a /. been received
Monday night br acquaintance. Join
handake< and George Copenake, who
weFe arrested a. suspicious persons,
Nere freed Monday, but later held under
hail as witnesses The search for The
head Of the victim continued without re-
suit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
cANADA's VOICE.
May Be Heard at Washington Through
en- Attache to British Embassy.

Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 27There i q
probability that 1t ihe next session III
Parliament an arrangement viii be made
for The appointment II q Canadian AT.
facbe 10 the British embassy At Wash
ipgton.
President Roosevelt spggestssl ibis
some time ago and tbs matter j. favor.
ably vieaed in official quarters here.
The press appears 10 be almost unani
nolss IN favor % TIE proposition.
Il Il learned on good authority that
the British government w0Hid not object
e. Canadian representative ct Wash.
iBgton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
Norwich University Defeated
Montpelier High
BY The SCORE OF 40 10 0
After Firat Half University Team Pulled
Out Regular ken ard Put in Sab
stitutss-Nontpelier Played
Plackily

Mortified Sept " Tle game sliat
Mas - n plased between Ncrwieh and
Montpelier SEMINARY yesterday after
noon did bet sarie osE. ana sEe M0nt-
pelitf high SCHOOL team ~as substituted
instead ana aIthaaigh the score was W
IL ii favor III y. r.. ii Was 10 farce.
The higs school boys PLAYED y0u1EaEY
all the time. and tgsSee is the lat halt
lAcIa ahe hosne tean foF downs fheN
were playing altogether cut ~ thesr
eisss. tsgil thev pat Up stubborn light
to fAe end. Sorwich made four touch
aoans ID The nrst half and aeirkAi twn
goals III The second Aaif tie fsrst team
Was pulled cut and all nem mcn pMs
ia and tried emit, giving III rte nsen q
raance te waTk cut. TIE mayk done
by THE honse team to-day II ycry eneour.
agis% for tlif game mith Dartmouth Al
Hanover. NJ IL 0n SATURDAY
Ehe line up and summary
NORWICH sl VI. y.
Read. Carpenter II IL q, Therianls
HElntles. Ns4 arty, u Y. Il. Parady
Davis Baldwin ! ~ !. a. N0rtheu
talspbeks. &, fs Fafkin
Cassidy Z. 4. ...,s. i 4, Colby
Light, Drake. Vi N ~. Berry
tsaFkspH. Howe, r r. II y. Buck
Cafsmeli. Selsplostd. III h "a. III, Senseg
Barber, Ieie. u. 49,. - n. u. Iorie
Ntitt DamDn. II HI Ii L II. III, Reel
Maynard, Randall I. y. n. ElgeFtaa
Score. 40 ID 0s Eoarhslowms. Ntitt 2.
isFs q Ag.44~.ra fsMsf F..Ks x1s.4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have son neglected your kidneys
Have YOU ovefworked your nervous sys.
tenn and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder Have sou pains in
loins, side. back, groins and bladders
Have you q aabby appearance Of the
face, especially under the evcsf Too
frequent desire 10 pass urineg Ii
50, Williams kidney Pills win cure you.
sample free. By mail zoe Williams
Mfg Co., proprietora, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by G. II. Kendriek 4 60.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
ATLANTA RACE WAR ENDS
Troops and Police Fight and Finally
overawe white coughs.

Atlanta ga, sept 2T-The rare war
which has kept this eity in The grip
oi terror has ,een put down by tie
authorities. The negroes have been dis
armed M the STATE troops. and the po-
lice seem 10 have things well 10 hand,
bit only after the murder of four blacks
III the centre ~ She city. and hand To-
hand encounters between ahite roughs
% tie one side and the troops and po.
lire on the other
Tile total fatalities u date are seven
teen negro men, 0ne negro woman, ono
'ellfte woman, and County Policeman
Heard The riotiag began At 10 o'clock
Saturday night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
REDUCES RATES
Action Of Central Passenger Association
to GO Into Effect on Nov. /.

.aieago. Sept q. Tie Central Pas
-cAger Association has dpcided 10 put
inip effect. Nov. I. -. cent rate on all
i. territory east IT Illinois III which
tho state legislature have not already
made = maximum rate d 2 cents. This
Aill reduee Tie local rates only in In
llama and 10 Pennsylvania west of Pitts
lnfg. ~ Michigan AID Ohio haze tao-
cent fare laws. bui i involves lowering
q sli tho interstate passenger rates
gorth n The Ohio figer and scra ~ Syfa-
cslse, n NJ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
coMPERs OPENS ON CANNON.
He Starts Labor Campaign in the Speak.
er's District.

Chicago, Sept. ~. Samuel Goniper.
of the American Federation 81 Labor
came 70 Chicago Monday, declaring ren.
geanec % Speaker Joseph &. Cannon. Ii
tie forenoon 11Tle.rs conferred Miit
several LEGAL labor leaders and endcavor.
ed to get in touch with the local situa
tion. Mfr. Gompers said he had not dc-
cided whether he would personally ia
wade The Cannon district and take thy
stump. Concerning the attitude Of the
federation toward President Roosevelt
MIR. Gonipers said he did not believe that
the President was disposed to be un-
friendly 10 labor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
LABOR AFTER LoEGwoRIH.
Strong Union Leader Nominated BY Dem
oerats to Run Against Him.

Cincinnati. q, Sept. q Organized
labor was lined up Monday by the Dem
ocrats to fiRlll Nicholas LangwoFth for
denomination 10 Congress in the first
district when Thomas Bentham. member
of the Miners Union and one of the
strongest labor leaders in the State, was
named Ii convention to make the race
against the Presidents son-in law. The
majority Of voters ii the district are I'M
ion men. 80 il means that Longwortii
viii have hard fight II he Il excited
Politicians say Iongworth's strength
lies IN tiie popularity ~ his wife and
that il Is practically certain she viii aid
him in his campaign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

While fishing IN California river
Wills Brown caught pike welehlnr
over four pounds. The young Usher.
man, being anxious to make ! MAJ,
q MS catch, proceeded Is dress i
LIE noticed something hard II M
ushs stomach ana on OPENING y
FOUND me gold wedding rine. n i
2 plain band. and on the inside surface !
y plainly engraved "a. G. to NJ pa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
>. 4. Z. OFFICERS ELECTED.
Mrs Clayton N. North Of shorehaH
Chosen Regent.

burlington. Sept. 27.-~The state con
ference Of the daughters Of the Amefi-
can revolution was opened here yester-
day with a large attendance. the nc
gent. Ms. Y. Stewart stranahan Of 81.
Adams presiding.
The following officers we're elected
Regent, Mrs Clayton =. North ii shore.
ham; vire regent, Mrs. Julius ]. Estey
Of Brattlebofo; secretary. Mrs. }. n.
Mimms 81 - Adams. treasurer. Mrs.
y. G. llindes Of Nergennes; historian,
Miss Emily Moore Of Rutland: chaplain,
Mrs i. B. Lord OF Burlington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
supREME couRT 0PENs. ocT. j.
Over -Four Hundred Cases are Nov on
the Docket.

Washington. sept. ~. The next term
Of the supreme court Of the Unitcl
States viii begin a week from next
Monday. The docket nov contains oser
400 cases and Others viii be added be-
fore the opening day. On account II
the resignation Il Justice Brown and
the failure to tll his PLACES. there viii
he one vacant seat on the bench.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
A DIVIDEND OF IA PER CENT.
Creditors Of Peoples National Bank Are
Likely to Get Another Payment.

Swanton, Sept. 2T.- 4 dividend Of lie
per cent u being paid the depositors
Of The defnnet Peoples national bank,
which failed about two years ago. This
makes Is l.8 per cent that they have
received Another small dividend prob.
ably win be paid before the affairs at
the bank are closed Up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
FORCED Exodus.
Gov. vardaman Orders the Negroes from
Cities to Country to BE Driven to Work.

jaek.oH, Miss sept. ~ sos yaraa.
iimn has issued ap orilef b TIE aw III.
lcefS f. drive an boating neJse- from
iie towns and cities into the country
4hefe ilie rilencd cotton iiells afford 81
rortamlies fof tlle femmprative labor
su ~ Nbo will wprk
let NE law &c enforced be SAYS
#let these hfuteA N. human form *
irifea 70 legitimate labor. n that b.
a0rr. cri.aea Niil ~ lees frequent. anl
lesii 70 our BONES reduced 10 i mini.
mum ami dluigef 81 raee conflict re-
moyedF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
American Learus Standing.
Yesterdayl. Ntalanal Lsagas ssarsa.

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-06

p, A. Larsh. a mining engineer OF
Denver. who Is no experimenting
the construction Of works for the Re-
publican Mines company at Lucero,
Moro county, has moved his family
here from Lucero and taken a house
on Fourth street. Mr.. Larsh says the
strong winds Of the past month almost
entirely demolished the village Of Lu-
cero. Az to the mining industry
Mr.. Larsh Ia very optimistic as to
the favorable location Of Las Vegas
relative To the development. that Is
In progress In various mining dis.
trIcts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-06

The Optic has been informed that
the George Samuels company. which
has been headquartered at Las We
gas, has gone to pieces In Arizona. It
appears that the magnificent distances
have proven fatal to the southwestern
circuit. Mr.. Samuels got together q
good company. and he generally drew
good houses. but the expenses have
been enormous. However, 1t Ia to be
hoped that the information received
Is incorrect and that Mr.. Samuels will
still be able to keep his company on
the road.