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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Northern League Standing.
Game Today.
Ottawa at Intercity Park.
English Foot Ball Men viii Arrive
Sent. A.


Stronger III point of talent thar the
Pilgrims. who visited these shores last
year. THE Corinthians, 4 famous orgati-
aation IN London, devoted to association
football, viii make matters more than
interesting for devetees OF the sport ON
this side al the water next month ard
the following. Landing ut Montreal
about The middle af August, tile visiturs
viii play successfully NJ Toronto, Brad
ford. Quebec, Montreal, OTTAWA, Hanil-
ton, 50. Iouis. Detroit. Chicago, phila-
delphia, Boston and New York
The game here will be played az the
American League Park against m ail-
Boston team.
III New York they will play two
games under The auspices 81 the New
York State Amateur Ass0ciatioR Foot
ball League, which has fixed September
: and s is tile dates. The first game will
be played on the Grounds al the Staten
island Cricket and Tennis Club at LIN
ingston. i. 4. where also the second will
in an likelihood take place unless q
change Of plan results iii the selection of
the polo Grounds b. American League
Park, vs. iii The case NJ the Pilgrims,
who drew upward Of Ave Thousand spec.
tators.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
NOT HELPING FETCH
TO WIN GOVERNORSHIP
So Senator Proctor Told Boston News
paper Man While on His Way
to Newfoundland.

y " Z
Boston,. July a5 Senator Redfeld
Proctor of Vermont was 10 town Mon
day On his way 10 Newfoundland on a
fishing trip.
He said he knew nothing Of the pro.
gress 81 the campaign for governor IN
.his state between hiS son, Col, Fletcher
Proctor. aud Hon. Pcreiyal Clement, TIE
nominee 81 the independent republicans
and democrats. For nearly two months
the senator has been devoting himself
to the restoration Of his health, amt he
thinks after he returns from Newfouud
land he will be as rugged as ever.
n have only been in Vermont one day
since the campaign started and that
day ! was 50 busy attending 70 my cor
respondence that | did not have time
70 make any inquiries about the poll
teal situation said the senator.
Il thought that as matter Of deli
cacy, as my son IS the republican nomi-
nee for governor, would avoid any
thing which might appear 70 be par
ticipation III tue campaign. ! % not wish
Il to appear that | am pushing my son.
for US matter al fact gave him no
assistance Of any Kind in getting the
nomination, nor have | taken any part
IN the campaign, not even discussing the
situation with him.
Senator Proctor left Monday night for
81, Johns, N. NJ. 70 make trip up the
east coast nf Newfoundland with his
physician and son.in-law. He expects
to he away three weeks 70 a MONTH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
SLEPT TwENTY-sIx DAYS.
New York Girl Has Lain in stupor
on Top Of Building

New York, July rs, Four gearsold
Elsie Taylor has been unconscious 81
days, on the top Of the great Office
building at No. 60 Wall steet, IN the
heart 81 the financial district
Physicians and nurses who are caring
for THE little sufferer If spinal menin-
gifts declare II is the strangest case TO
come under their observation, and they
refuse 10 predict the outcome
The child's father is the superinten-
dent, and has one of the most remark
able homes in New York. IL Is SIS
feet above the street, and never a sound
of the hustle and turmoil from the
crowd below reaches the sick bed
Taken i'll in May, the child appar-
entity was improving when She lapsed
into Inconsistencies, from which moth
ing has been able to rouse her.
Beyond deyising new forms of giving
nourishment, there is little for the doe
tors to do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25

In self governing Mobammedau coun-
tries, where the adminlstrationisalw ays
bad, education 0f the masses Is gener.
ally suppressed, or III least neglected.
Ihe native who would write 4 letter Of
Ihave one reid rnnst Witt i little bo0th,
about the size 81 dfy goods box, Under
d house around the corner 4 question
able charater Of doubtful race sits Turk.
ish fashion. IN this box peering out Of
the opening. on q level with the road.
way Before him are a pot Of thick
writing fluids. several stubby wooden
pens, some slips Of coarse paper and 4
.pepper-box of sand, With which the ink
II spinklei and dried.
A yelled lady, carefully covering her
face, comes UP TO the booth, stoops and
presents a letter.
From whomY'' asks the sage OF ci-
pier
e00r husband the yelled lady re-
plies (SIie II one of several Wiyes.)
Most beloved 81 my wives, the fiat
tering man oil letters begins to read. I
am we'll / wish YOU are well. The
weather 4 well. The camels are we'll
Here the wise man studies the document
closely and asks, ~What is your hus.
bands name 3"
Almoon, eifendi,g the ladY replies.
~Ah, yes. Alpoon,n says the sage.
The woman pays 4 small coin
A few weeks later The woman appears
with another letter.
From whom is itg" again the CUES
ton.
~Om husband again the reply.
Most beloved wife by way 81
variation i am WE'LL wish you well,
The camels are we'll
What did you say your husbands
name issn
Almoon.y
-ah, yes. Alnoon. Your husbands
writer does not form his letters we'll
The woman pays another small coia..
Some time later she returns again.
The intelligent man of letters recognizes
her this time, and employs his trained
memory.
Most beloved of my wives be be-
gins. / hope you are we'll | am
"Efendi, interrupts the lady, ] think
this letter is from my sister
Ah. you should have told mel
Youths Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
CollinSites Show Unexpected
Burst Of Speed
GET TWO INDIAN SCALPS
Batted Sayageiy, Getting twenty-five
Safe Hits in the Two Contests
Yesterday Afternoon Boston
Nationals Beat ST. Louis.


The Boston Americans followed up
their victory Of Monday with two more
safeties over Cleveland yesterday after
noon, taking tho first game, 70 ], and
the second, . to Z. This was duo prin-
cipally 70 great stick work, the best
the crippled Collinsites have shown this
year, IN the two games they whackcd
The bali for a2 safe drives, in the first
contest the tailenlers played crrorless
ball. In tie second they were n triHc
cratic iii the field, bit nothing COM
pared To The Cleyelands. The feat Of
taking three straight games and from
the Indians, too, has set the Boston base
bali fans wild with Joy.
At the same time THAI Boston was
waiioping Cleveland the other two lead
ers IL the American league were walk
INK away with their games, New Work
from Detroit, TO 8, and Philadelphia
from Chicago, 10 Il Washington also
got away with ST. Louis, tile score being
8 to 2.
In the National league Boston defeat
Cd st. Louis, ! TO 0, while Pittsburg
downed New York, 4 10 3. by the same
score Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
National League standing.
GLASGOW'S MUNICIPAL
PHONES ARE A FAILURE
After Six Years City Sells Out the Plant
at a Loss Of 100000,

New York JnIy 25 II has become
known in this city that tie city Of Glas-
gow has sold the municipal telephone
plant which was established six years
ago to compete with q private company.
II WAS found that the municipal com
pany was not paying venture and the
Town Council decided TO sell the bust
ne-s to the postoiiirc al i loss 81 $500.
600 rather than continue the undertak
ing. When the sale was decided upon
more than 100000 has been spent on
the equipment and a further expenditure
Of $500, 900 had been found 10 be nee
essary,
The Glasgow Herald, commenting up.
on the failure of the venture, asserted
that the undertaking was Il mistake in
the beginning and the citizens should
congratulate themselves TINT the loss
is not more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
His Wife Terms Divorce Story
Cruel Canard''
WITH NO FOUNDATION
His Mother Clings to insanity Plea.
Leaves the Tomba in Tears
After Trying to Win
Him.

New York, July - How deeply
Evelyn Eesbit Inaw i anected by the
story That she il planning 10 obtain i
divorce from Fer imprisoned husband
was manifested this morning, when for
the first time since the murder Of Stan
ford White she consented to be inter
viewed while on visit to the Iombs.
She did not say 4 great deal, but what
she did say was to the point, namely,
that the allegation that she wants 70
separate herself from her husband and
return 70 her Old life upon the stage,
WAS cauard.
Mrs. Thaw arrived on her customary
visit to her husband 1T the Tombs at
1915 o'clock. A bright smile was On
her face as she entered and She seemed
To be eated over something. When tie
question WIS put to her, ''ls il true that
you have been seeking divorce from
your hushandg the smile fed from her
face and She said, with her eyes flashing:
.That story Is perfectly absurd. It
is cruel canard There is absolutely
nothing to it. That's all ! have to say
about til
Is il true, as your counsel is quoted
Az saying, that YOU will not 40 On the
stand Az witness III the trial." She
was asked.
Il can't say anything about that &;
that matter y in the hands OF my
counsel
Asked as to the authenticity Of a
story published III an afternoon paper,
/ pnrpprting To be her own narrative of
her relations with Thaw and White,
Mrs TliaSs said
Il know nothing Of any such story.
The Young wife refused to answer any
more questions. ard after submitting 10
the usiinl search went 70 her husbands
Feell A few minutes later Mrs. William
IAaw, Hairy Thaw's mother, and her
daughter Mrs George Lauder Carnegie,
arrived and also went to tThaw's cell.
Z Just what the object Of this confer
ence was no one was willing 90 say, but
it is understood that the elder Mrs.
Thaw wanted to discuss with her son
the matter of a lunaey commission
which, 1t i said, the mother intends to
/ apply for through her counsel, Black.
0leott, Cruber & Bouynge. III spite of
the protest Of young Thaw that nc Is
{ VtAiNNNtA SAINT.
In final adjudication Of insanity The
cider Mrs. Thaw sees the only hope for
saving her son from the death chair,
and ii is said that she does not ct
despair Of accomplishing her purpose.
II Il to argue this point with her son
that She Il making her daily visits To
the tonibs II Is said though, there Is
little doubt that Mrs. Thaw win make
/ the application whether her son OF her
sons counsel is willing or not
It was apparent when Mrs. Thaw
left her son after an hours visit to his
leel in the Tombs that she had had
another earnest talk with him and had
been unsuccessful IN her efforts to per.
suade him TO accedc to her wishes in
the matter Of counsel and the future
conduct Of his case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
GOVERNOR BELL THE GUEST.
He Addresses State Board Of Agricul-
ture.

Eitellburg, Mass, july 25.--(iovernor
.C. ]. Bell Of Vermont and Lieutenant
G;oYerner William =. Draper of Massa-
chusetts were guests Of honor yesterday
AZ the summer meetiHg of tho State
Board 81 Agriculture, held at Whalom
Park. Delegates from various parts Of
the State and large number Of t;fang
ers brought the total attendance 70
nearly Two thousand. Governor Bell de-
liyered m address during the afternoon
on .'rhe Charms of Rural Life" Dur
ing the forenoon session addresses were
delivered IN Professor Fl s. Cooley of
The Massachusetts Agricultural College,
Horny 81. Howard Of West Newton, eS-
Mayor, William H. Blodeett Of Voices
ter and ~. D. Rudd 81 Natick.
In closing, Governor Bell said: Ma
turc's nohicnem always come from the
mountains. II IL from the farms 81 New
England chat win come the boys and
girls, taught Il honor and dignity labor
and honest toll, Oh whom the world will
depend most for success. The simple
life Of Che farm makes strong character
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Working Men Of Barre, Attention !

General Organizer Stuart Reid Of
the American Federation Of Labor
win address the workers Of Barre
from the City Band Stand on We'd
nesday evening, July IS, at 100
q clock. Organizer Reid is at the
top Of his profession and every work
ing man and woman should make 4
special effort to hear the great Scotch
man III case Of rain a suitable hall
has been engaged and viii be duly
advertised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
MAD INTRUDER.
Escaped Lunatic Jumps Into Bed Of New
YORK Minis Couple

& New York Mills, July 25.-While Air.
and Mrs William u. TalIman were
sleeping somdly about a. NJ Monday
the IuDatie who escaped from The Utica
State hospital Sunday clad only ip his
paiainAs epjered the Tallman residence
ana suddenly presented himself at Che
bedside Of tic sleeping couple.
He had one foot in the bed when Mrs.
Tallman awoke and screamed. The in
truder merely grinned then jumped into
bed and lay down between husband and
wife. preparing to sleep
Tallman grabbed the mailman and az.
ter desperate encounter gained the
mystery. Tile lunatie was returned 70
The state hospital Mrs. Taliman is il
a state Of nervous collapse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
WOMAN FOUND IN PASTURE.
Had Been Missing Since Friday-Sup-
posed She Was Demented.

Windsor, July 20. Mrs. Nathaniel
JENNIE Of Hartland. who disappeared from
home Friday evening was found Sunday
III a pasture some three miles from the
house sitting on log drying her clothes,
She was discovered by Roy r. Kendall
who was looking for stray cattle IN an
adjoining pasture. A large posse Of
citizens was hunting for her Saturday
but without success. Mrs. JENNIE has
been in i'll health for some months and
her mind was probably affected She
went home without trouble and is evil
IDENTIFY none the worse for her trying
experience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Twentx.Year Battle.

Il was loser in a twenty.year battle
with chronic piles and malignant sores,
until | tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
which turned the tide by curing both
till not trace remains" writes A. M.
Bruce Of Farmyllc, va. Best for old
ulcers, cuts, burns and wounds 25c at
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
RAILROAD DEATH RATE
SHOWS INCREASE OF II
Total Of 1926 Personal Causalties
During Three Months End
ing March 81.

Washington. July 25.-The accident
bulletin which has Just been issued by
the interstate commerce commission for
The three months ending March 1905,
shows the total number 81 casualties 10
passengers ana employees % be 1926
(i126 being killed and f7t70 injuredl.
This Is an increase Of IL ia the number
killed and IL in the number injured
over those reported IN the preceding
three months
The number 81 passengers and emf
ployes killed in train accidents was 2I4,
All against $40 III the preceding three
months, decrease of 46. The total
number Of collisions and derailments
was 1890 and the damage S2,924, 7S5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25

Beat Woman and Tie Up Children in
Blankets.

Buffalo, n. u, July "a Mrs, Clio
wanna Virgo Of 8 Trenton avenue was
chokea and pounded into insensibility
early Yesterday BY four robbers, who
stole $500. The money, which rep
resented the savings Of Zen years, was
kept in a trunk.
Two of the Virgo children, who were
tied in blankets by the robbers, were
nearly dead when released. No arrest
has been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
IntercIty Lost TO Burlington,
z to 0
Both Burns and Hatch Twirlcd Splen-
didly Bit the Latter Was
Tribe More Steady.
Won His Own Game.

Burlington, July % Burlington
hanched Two of It's four hits eli Burns
il the eighth inning yesterday and tos
gethcF Hith pass was enabled ~ score
two runs ana victory ~ the lntercity
couldn't get a man around the bases.
Both Hatch and Burns pitched splendid
ball. Hatch having 4 little the better Of
1t with nine strike outs to four BY the
visiting man and giving but ono pass
% two BY Burns. Hatch won his own
game with single.
The score.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
KILLED BY STREET CARS.
Brother Was Drowned at Middlesex on
July sth.

Springfield, July % George X. Har.
rington, aged Il, who was run over by
the forward wheels Of coal car on the
electric railway, Monday night, was 4
brother Of the Harrington young man
droyned of AIiddlesex on July s. Har.
rington had his right leg amputated AZ
the knee and his left leg bruised. he
was riding a bicycle beside the track.
He was a student at the University Of
Vermont and was selling bibles and pic.
lures here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Hoping on the Beach.

Patienee-That girl who goes about
with an anchor embroidered on the
sleeve Of her jacket is she yaehtswo.
mani
Patrice Not at ALL
Why the anchor, then?p
~Qh, you know, an anchor Is the syn.
Dol, Of hope Yonkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Taunton Woman
100000 Estate.

New York, July %. 1.-The fortune Of
Patrick White, the aged recuse who died
intestate in the old Mansion House in
Brooklyn on May 3, leaving more than
100000, will be laid seige To By Mayor
John B. Tracy Of Taunton, Mass, acting
III behalf Of d Taunton woman, whose
name Is withheld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
ADDIcKs TO RUN.
Delaware Politician Will Be Candidate
for Congress at Fan Election.

Wilmington. Del, July "a AT d
meeting Of tile Union Republican city
committee Monday night }. Edward Ad.
dicks announced that he would stand as
a candidate for Congress at the Noyem-
Der election.
Inc committee MADE changes N ~
rules designed to block the harmony
plans Of tile two Republican factions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
DEATH LIST REACHES q.
About Twenty-three Hurt in Rocking
ham Wreck.

Raleigh, n. G., July 25.--As the result
Of the head-on collision which took place
Sunday night between Rockingham and
hamlet, on the Seaboard Air Line
twenty-five persons arc dead and up.
wards Of twenty three injured There
were twenty bodies taken out of tic
wreck and two 81 the injured died Mon
day IN the hospitals here. Most Of ths
victims are NEGROES.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
BRYAN WAS ELOQUENT.
Largely Instrumental in Interparliamen.
tary Conference.

London, July 25.--Wm. J. Bryanmale
an eloquent address at yesterdays ses-
sion Of the interparliamentary peace
conference. which was largely instrumen.
tai in inducing tile conference to adopt
d RESOLUTION recommending the extension
of arbitration IN settlement of interna-
tional disputes AZ the conclusion Of
the speech be was the recipient Of a
great ovation, the delegates crowding
around him and congratulating him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
ROOTS PROGRESS.
Secretary Of State Reaches Bahia,
Brazil.

Washington, Iulv 25The Navy De-
partment was advised today BY cable that
the cruiser tharieston, upon which
Secretary Root Is making his trip 20
South America, arrived this morning
al Bahia, Brazil. III Is expected that
she will remain there only 4 few hoirs,
and win then proceed directly 10 Rio,
where the third Pan American Confer
enee Is il session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
IMMENSE ICEBERG SIGHTED.
Largest Ever Seen, 1t Is said, in the
Atlantic Ocean.

Montreal, July 25.--What il said TO
b. the largest iceberg ever seen in the
Atlantic Ocean was sighted and mcasur-
cd from the steamer lonian on her last
trip, Just outside the Straits Of Belle
Isle. It measured two hundred feet
high, and was moving southwark, right
in the track OF navigation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
n a a 4 N ID


Stolen base, Elliot first base on balls,
81 Hatch 4, oil Burns 81 first base on
errors, Burlington I; left On bases, Bur
lington . Intercity Il. struck out, By
Hatch o, BY Burns double plays,
Eaton to Iniae, Btlrde TO Pattee to
Hazeltoni time 1875; umpire, McCloud.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Only ons.

The only actress who seems able to
get free advertising in these times with,
ont being connected with tn Thav White
case Is Mrs. Leslie Carter, during er
automobile trip 10 Maine. Augusta
Kenncbec Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Biggest Drop in Ice

That Mount Blanche ice trust which
brings It's product down from 1000
feet in the air ought to be q good ex.
ample for the Philadelphia and Toledo
ice men.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25

y becomes necessary occasionally fr
every man to take punishment. When
Your time comes don't annoy othas
with your screams tchison Globe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Anerican League enc Yeaterday.

At Philadelphia, Philadelphia Z, Chi.
cago
At Boston. fist game), Boston 8,
Cleveland i2nd game Boston p,
Cleveland 2.
40 Washington, Washington ,, ST.
Louis 2.
Al New York, New York ] , Detroit D.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
Four Attempts al SUICIDE.

Philadelphia July 25. Nolval w.
Adams, who last night shot and serious.
ly wounded his wife and then attempt
Cd suicide made three more unsuccess-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25

full attempts TO {
a police station
tried to sirangle
tempted 70 swalI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25

This space Is Controlled by Central
Labor Union OF Barre and Vicinity
The oasis., 1906-11-10
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

4 cattle buyer representing Hob son Brothers of Ventura, CalifOr. mia, is at Calabasas, and stockmen in that vicinity are arranging to get together 1000 head for him.
 Doctor Ray Ferguson and asso- ciates have bonded to Montana operators the Black Copper group of mines in the Wrightson district, Santa Rita mountains, and it is anticipated that extensive deve- lopment work vii be in hand out there very shortly.
 Mr. E. l.. Ish is working the Buena Vista mine, near Patagonia under a bond and lease from the owner, Lieut.. Dick Fleischer; and it is reported that he is taking out a very good quality of shipping ore. The Buena Vista is good propo. sition, and will eventually be one the of best producers in Santa Cruz county.
 It is reported that at Patagonia on election day everything was subordinated to a healthy triang- ular scrap on the justice of the peace candidates, of whom there were three, Messrs. A. $. Tender son, c. A. Mabee and T. F. Child CTS. Before that great struggle everything else faded into insig- niicance, and candidates for dele gate to congress, the momentous question of statehood, and the merits of the rival candidates for sheriff, were lost to sight all of them in the momentous and stren. uous proposition as to who shall dispense with justice in Crittenden Precinct during the two years en- suing from the first Monday in next January. Mir. Henderson won out, his vote being 37 to IS for Mabee and 16 for Childers. It is reported that when the polls closed the various members of the opposing factions were completely exhausted, and that someone had to go down from Harshaw to count the votss.
The oasis., 1906-11-10
I4-Count Them-I4.

During the present week there arrived from the Yaqui river coun- try, en route to Utah one family consisting of fourteen members. The family comprised the father mother and twelve children, eight girls and four boys; the eldest be- ing fourteen years old. All of the youngsters are strong, bright, healthy children. They are re- markable family, both parents be- ing under 36 years of age. They presented an appearance that would have warmed the heart of President Roosevelt as they lined