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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
Chicago, Pittsburg and New
York In National League
TENNEY'S MEN WIN ALSO
Cleveland Roots New York Out Of First
Place In American League and Phil
adelph<a Is Perilously Near the
Leaders Of the League.

Tho three leaders in the National
league race continued their fast pace
yesterday afternoon, each winning its
game. Chicago shut out Philadelphia
! 20 0; Pittsburgh almost shut ont
Brooklyn, 4 TO 1, and New York came
near doing the same thing to st. Louis,
The score being . to IN favor Of the
Giants. With the first break in the
pace there win be something to happen,
and each ~ striving to avoid being
Tile team. Tenney's men HI Boston
kept m their good work BY defeating
Cincinnati again, the score hcing ! to u,
let II be chronicled that the Boston
Americans won a game yesterday aft
tcrnoon. The st. Louis Browns, al
though they outbattcd Boston and made
less errors in the field, were the I'M
fortunate ones. Cleveland displaced the
New York lligblanders us leaders Of the
league by defeating them, I, to 3, through
heavy hitting. Philadelphia by winning
from Detroit is within an ace OF the
FIRST place, too. Boston's closest rival
for last place honors, captured an easy
thing from Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
RUSSIAN OUT
LOOK WORSE
Democratic Leaders Are Very
PtsSimistic
.COSSACKS DlSAFFECTED
Concessions Now Might Not Save the
Government = The Radicals Seem
Certain to Cause a
Conflict.

81. Petersburg. Juno rs. Such shrewtl
Judges 81 the situation as Professor
IAlilyonkov. leader Of the Constitutional
Democrats, are growing more pcSsimistic
ldaily. The radical elements in the lower
/ house Of Parliament are getting more
and more ont Of hand, and events ia the
interior are marching 50 rapidly that
people almost doubt whether the sur
lrender of the Government TO the demand
for responsible ministry now would
mot come too late. The leaders consc.
Iqncntly are preparing for eventnaltics.
The authority Of Parliament III growing
constantly III The country, and Il the cN'
IRENE elements can he held III check a
| little longer The leaders ilopa that when
TIC crisis comes the Government will
realize the fntility Of resistance.
Ga the other hand The agrarian move.
lment. which II now extending IN all
directions, threatens Parliament as we'll
as the Government, and 1t II increasing,
II manifest That the troops who come
from the villages are siding with the
peasants, from whom they are recruited
Even tho Cossacks are beginning 10 re-
bel against the odious work Of holding
the people IN subsection. NJ. Svonsshni'
koil Cossack member Of the Lower
House, caims To have received thou.
sand letters from Gossaek soldiers say.
ing they the tired d playing the role d
Ioppressors IL the people, and adding
that the time honored name Of C0ssack
formerly Synonymous with brave prutec'
tors Of the country against the rasages
Of savage hordes e- the bufdes lands, il
now mathematical. aud they desire Id
right the wrongs they have been com
PEELED To in0ict on the nation.
Ominous of the Governments inabil,
ity 10 cope with prospective agrarian
disorders, Is the news which comes from
poltava. one Of the riehest' and most
popuous farming provinces OF Russia
that the governor il IN daily receipt Of
requests for troops for the protection oil
estates from the peaSantry, who have
not the slightest awe of the rural guards
The governor will be unable 10 comply
with these requests, because the locnl
troops, one regiment Of which mntinicd
on Sunday last, are so infected NY the
revolutionary propaganda that detach'
taclnnents sent Is the villages immeii
ately fraternixe with the peasants Tho
governor therefore bcgs the SC. Peters
burg authorities 70 send him fresh
troops. The conditions In poltaya with
regard 10 the army are probably du
plicatei elsewhere. Indeed the army il
d frail reed for the Government 20 RELY
upon, If il rejects the parliament'
agrarian scheme The general stan oh
iects, moreover. 10 furnishing further
troops for police duty and has refuse,
requests for guards for Government "
quor shops. which are increasingly sub
1 jert to attacks, on the ground that X
comply with Ill these demands would
iontcrfrre with the strategic necessity
Of The empire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
AFTER LAKE SHORE ROAD.
And to Prosecute Standard Oil for Re-
batting

Washington. June TO- Instructions
have been given 10 begin criminal pro.
ceedings against the Lake Shore rail
road. George J. Granmer. vice prcsi.
dent Of the New York Central lines west
Of Buffalo. the STANDARD oil company,
and whatever officers may he shown TO
have been implicated in the payment and
receipt OF rebates, which arc Disclosed
in the interstate commerce commission
hearing at Cleveland
The contemplated proceedings may IN.
clndc Edgard Bogardur. traffic manager
Of the Standard oil company nj Chi
cago, and ether officers OF the Lake
Shore at Chicago and Cleveland
This, together with the complete back
down OF the STANDARD oil company. when
IL was given the eagerly sought oppor.
tunity to make n defense before the
commission. was the denouement OF the
commissions session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
KOREAN GIRLS CANNOT
WE'D TILL PRINCE DOES
Heir to Throne to Make New Choice
Hence All Eligible Maidens Are
Forbidden to Marry. .

New York, June ls--A special cable
20 the sun SAYS
Thousands Of tile most beautiful mai,
dcns of korea are Ianguishing in spins
terhood owing 20 an edict 81 The govern
ment.
a year ago the Crown Prince became
u wldnwer and be has now decided u
remarry The government officials
throughout the country have been in
strncted to forward to Seoul the names
and full descriptions u the most eligible
maidens. Meanwhile, instructions have
been issued that no young women OF
the better class shall lie married until
the Crown Prince has announced his
choice.
The governors OF kyeryke, Chunge-
hula aud Kyongsang disobeyed the edict
and allowed their daughters 10 marry,
Consequently they are in great disfayor
at court and are 10 be severely punish
ed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
BURLINGTON GRAND LIST.
Gets d Good Sized Boost This Year
Work of Assessors

Burlington, June l6. The Burlington
assessors completed their work yestcr-
day on the grand Lat for 1906.
The result 81 their labors shows a
gain al Si59,7f9 on the grand list over
the grand list Of 1905, and d gain Of
2ie polls IN the same time.
The footings for 1906 follow, No.
Of polls, 5.112 value of real estate, So
sos,92s; value Of personal estate, $ar
6l1,5o2, total valuation, si4,5i4,sa0
The footings for 1905 showed; No.
of polls, 1870; value Of real estate,
Sa,74o,261; value Of personal estate, S3,.
62s,7S;l; total valuation, Sl4,855,050.
The assessors win file their footings
with tho city clerk. Yesterday WAS
the day fixed By Law for them To com
pletc work and they we're occupied near
III up ID the limit
Work on the quadrenuial appraisal
win be begun Monday. The assessors
viii then 20 out and appraise each piece
Of property personally, which will form
the basis for taxation for the next -four
years.
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SENIORS START FOR CAPITAL.
Graduating Class Stowe High School to
Visit WASHINGTON.

Stowe, June Is. The senior class Of
the Stove high school, composed OF scv3
en- members, accompanied by Mrs. a.
n. Cheney as chaperone, lett for Wash
iugton yesterday. The party will 20
via Springfield, Mass. aud New London,
Conn, 20 New York city. reaching Jersey
City in time for breakfast this morning.
Sis hours viii be passed in Philadel.
phia, u part 81 which will be given TO
q visit TO the United States mint. Ar
irving in Washington Saturday night
the party viii stop ut Hotel trcdonia,
Four days viii be passed in Washing
ton and the time will be devoted TO ex-
cursious to Mount Vernon and other
places o. interest The party win leave
Washington Thursday morning, arriving
in Stowe Friday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
lightning PRINTS BIRD
AND SNAKE ON HER ARM
New Jersey Woman Had Hold OF Glass
| Dish, Which She Could Not
Drop for Some Hours

New York, June 49, Mrs. Thomas
Lynch was picking lettuce in her gar,
den AT al6 Fulton street, Union Hill,
n. j., ON Sunday afternoon when the re.
merkable storm descended She went TO
her gate with u glass dish m her hand.
just then lightning struck 50 close by
that her hand, touching the gate, felt
the shock. She found that her fingers
clasped The dish 20 tightly that she
coud not loose her hold on the dish.
Next morning the arm became black
and swollen un il, between The should.
er and elbow, pale figures began 20 up.
pear. Finally they showed plainly print
81 on The skin, picture Of 4 bird ge'
scmbling i pheasant picture Of d
snake and characters like the Chinese
inscriptions on boxes oil tea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
BRYAN OFF FOR NORWAY.
Much Impressed by the Russian Duma
He Saws.

st. Petersburg, June i6. William j.
Bryan left here yesterday afternoon for
Stockholm. He viii spend d few days
II Sweden and Norway, and hopes 10 be
present al the coronation Ok King Haa-
kon VII, at Trondhjem, on June ~.
Mr.. BRYAN visited the duma again
yesterday morning. He met several of
the dumas leaders during his stay here.
Thursday he visited the foreign office
During the debate on the agrarian
bill yesterday many members OF the
duma were presented 10 Mr.. Bryan. In
the great hall photograph was taken
Of him amid group which included
Deputies Rnditcheff and Aladyin and al.
50 several peasants.
One OF the peasants besought Mr. Bry-
an to sign petition protesting against
the oppression 81 the peasantry. When
The request was translated to him, Nh.
Bryan immediately explained that he
was not III Russian politics. When 9th
ers tried 10 obtain from him an expires.
sion 81 biz private opinion of the stu
alton he laughed aud declined To give
il, saving: What | say III the ear may
he repeated on the housetops.H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
LARGE INCREASE.
Banner Year for the country's Foreign
Commerce.

Washington. June 16. A bulletin Is
sued by the department Of commerce
says
The foreign commerce Of the United
States during the fiscal year which ends
this month, promises To exceed III both
imports and exports that 81 any earlier
year. The details III 10 months of the
YEARS commerce have been announced
through the bureau of statistics, ard
should May and June show as large Il
monthly average the total imports win
be Si,225, 00D,000 and the exports ST.
7s6,nD0OuD.
! In Imports the increase occurs ii all
classes except food stuirs. and in ex-
ports the increase occurs in every class,
but especially IN food stuiIs and manu-
| facturcs. The decrease IN the ifnpofta-
tinn Of articles OF food occurs chiefly III
sugar and coffee.
Trade with the nonconti4uo,is terri.
tories III tile United States also show. ali
increase III the grand total, but not III
merchandise received from the sections
thus designated. The aggregate Of trade
with the nuncontiguous territories will
| probably also exceed that Of any pre-
Nioais year. Tls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
STATE PROHIBITION CONVENTION
Will Meet in Burlington on Wednesday
July 9TH.

a mass convention OF the voters OF
the Prohibition Party OF the state Of
Vermont j. hereby called 70 meet in the
W. q n Y. Temple ID Burlington, W.,
on "Wednesday, July 18th, at one o'clock
p ms for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidates Tor che several
state offices 10 be voted for at the cleo.
ton of state offices in September next,
to elect a state committee for two years
and to transact any other appropriate
business.
BY order Of the state Prohibition
Committee.
O. NJ. Harris, Chairman.
Nergcnucs, VI, June 4. 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
SENATOR WHITE MEETS ENEMY
Bill He Helped Kill Thirty-Eight Years
Ago Comes Up in the Senate.

Washington, June lB--Senator VIII
lam Pinkney Whyte OF Maryland has a
good memory While senator iSnoxs
bill granting national Incorporation to
the Lake Erie 4 Ohio River Canal Conn
pang was under consideration III the
Scnatp Thursday SenatorWhyte Thought
he recognized familiar note in II.
why, | remember that bill he said.
privately. Il made speech against il
in the Fortieth Congress thirty-eight
years ago and Killed it with q constitu.
tioual Argument Mr. Whyte explained
that the subject Of granting national in.
corporations 10 interstate canals was
proposed in the Federal Constitutional
Convention and rejected on the ground
that the states ought 20 grant thesceImr-
ter<
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
JEROME TO BABcocK.
Tells Congressman He Nerd Not Testify
Here About the Mutual.

WashiI gtou. June To- District At
torncy Jerome has written letter 20
Representative Babcock saying that he
need not appear before the grand jury
to give testimony regarding certain cam.
paign contributions by the Mutual life
insurance company.
Some days ago Mr.. Babcock was asked
20 appear. hut be pleaded that he was
then TOO busy, and that his wife vas
IN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
DEPOSITS MAY BE CALLED IN.
Action Depends. However, Upon condi-
tions in the West.

Washington. June 49,. II Is said that
Il il tho intention pi the Treasury de-
partment to call in on July 10 the $i0-
100000 now on deposit with thirty-iyc
national banks This was the special
deposit made two months ago with the
understanding az the time that il was
10 be- returned early in July. Secretary
Shaw may. however, extend the time.
Ills final decision will depend good deaf
on how he finds conditions in the West.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
prpHrHERrA in purNEY.
Five Persons Placed in Quarantine, One
Being Dangerously III.

Brattlehoro. June t6.-Since thcdeath
from aiphtheria of Ransom G. Blood in
Putney, Wednesday morning, five per-
sons having sore threats have been
plaeed under quarantine regulations.
Three OF them have diphtheria, Waldo
Howard being dangerously III, Harry
Crowley, one Of the three, Is a member
81 the graduating class ot the Iirattlc-
boro high school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
SOUTH RYEGATE.

A son vas born June "a 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wright
A son was born Saturday, June ?, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Doyle.
Harold Fish arrived in Naples Italy
june lst, after pleasant voyage,
Glenn Rewel is quite alex with tom
silitis.
Graduating exercises OF South Roy.
alton high school We're held Friday
evening.
Rev. sherman Goodwin attended The
Congregational convention al Woodstock
June 10 and / Us pastor With Charles
seymour as delegate from the Congrcga
lional church here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
NEW CLUE TO MURDER.
Murder Of Mrs. Alice Kinnan Now AS
crihed TO a Creditor.

New York, june 10. letters found IN
the Stctson mansion ii was declared YES
tcfday, afford pointed cline aud de.
finite motive for the murder of Mrs.
Alice kmnan, -esen days ago, aud an
arrest Is expected. II i nov suuniscd
by the police that creditor 10 wAonl
q large amount OF money was jnc. call
ed az the house on the night OF the nun,
der, expecting to receive money. hut
FILLING committed The crime.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
SEVEN INJURED.
In Collision Of Trolley Cars in New York
Yesterday.

New York, June 16.--Seven persons
were injured and the occupants OF two
trolley cars were thrown into panic,
during which several women tainted,
yesterday when the ears came together
on the Manhattan end of the Williams
burg bridge. The seven injured were cut
by living glass, or suffered from shock
and contusions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
TRAVELLING MAN MISSING.
William H. Lyman Has Not Been Heard
from Since June 5.

Brattlebofo. June 16.-William II. Ly-
man, OF tIinsdale. \. H., formerly trav-
cling salesman for Durham Bros, OF this
place, has been missing since June q,
On that date he started ON regular
trip for BOSTON shoe firm, expecting to
return last Saturday lie has not been
heard from since either by his children
or his employers. lie is about 60 years
old and has not heen well since the sud
den death III lis wife last fall lie was
traced 10 Greenfield and Amherst, Mass,
and there all trace Of him was lost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
SWANS
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect Of clog.
ged bowels and torpid liver until con.
stipation becomes chronic This condi.
lion Ii unknown 60 those who use DR.,
Kings Meas Lite pills. the best and gen.
tlrst regulators of stomach and bowels.
Guaranteed BY the Red Cross Pharmacy,
Price a5c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
SITUATION CRITICAL.
Banks, Shops and Factories in Russian
Towns Closed by Disturbances.

Bialyostok, Russia, June i6.--The
situation here yesterday following
Thursdays outbreak, in which 30 Jews
were killed., aud a hundred wounded il
extremely critical. Business is pricti-
cally al d standstill Banks, shops and
factories are closed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16

The workingmen ot Rarte aud vicinity
are al unionized and the most Of is
hAyo a certain pride in being able to
show clear card in eur different Uu.
iuhS. Cur employers aud merchants are
ALTO mcmberv ol their different associa.
lionA IL fact, we are what would be
practically called 4 Union town
Hnt still there II something lacking,
iol we cann0t deny the fact but what
he most Of the goods for safe in our city
atc products OF unorgaaixed OF convict
labor and do not bear Che Utlion Label.
This fact h surely not eleditabIt TO
any uf vs., nnd we certainN are not do
mo our duty 10 have such state OF
affairs in Union iown. Do not scab
il IL yww purchases.
Demand the lIulau Label Every Tine.
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Troubles in Southern Russia.

Vienna. june to- despatch from
Bucharest ~ays railway strike has
been declared At Sebastopol aud that the
inhabitants are fleeing from the city IN
u panic At Odessa the troops are an.
der arms, aud the harbor Is commanded
by artillery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
TENNIS IN ENGLAND.
Young Jay Gould Defeated Worlds
Champion 3 Sets to /.

London, June los. II. Smith. the
Euglish expert. defeated Little, the Am
erican, IN The first contest singles. in the
tenui~ tournament for The Davis cup.
Smith captured three straight sets.
H. l.. Doherty, also, captured his con.
test with ilolcomb Wand in three
straight sets.
Jay Could the young American court
tennis expert, yesterday defeated Fairs,
the worlds champion by three sets to
one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
National League standing.
Yesterdays American League Scores.

AZ ST Louis Boston 5. St Louis ..
At Cleveland Cleveland ). New York
?.
AZ Detroit Philadelphia 1, Detroit 0.
At Chicago Washington 10, Chicago
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American League Standing.
4 CLOSE GAME.
0atmealers From South End Defeated
Washington Street Stars.

The South End Oatmealers defeated
the Washington Street Stars on the
trotting park Yesterday afternoon, > to
/, in a we'll played game. All the sCor-
ing came in the frat two innings, the
South Finders tallying once in each, aud
the Stars making their single tally in
the second. The line up:
.a9,t MN lsNplpS ca, I1,c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
Prominent Yaehtman Ill.

New York. june les. Nicholson
Kane, who has been leading member
of the New York Yacht Club for 80
years, is seriously i'll and his friends are
doubtful OF his recovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
So. African Disturbances Win Cease.

London, june 16.-.It is officially
stated that Bombaata, the rebel chief
who caused 80 much trouble III Natal.
South Africa, has been killed and the
Expected disturbances now viii cease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
RACE WAR IN TEXAS.
Number Of Mexieans and Americans
Killed--Among Latter Is State Senator.

Fort Worth, Texas. June i6.-- Reports
have been received here Of race war
between Americans and McNicans ii
Tarr county. IN which Il number were
killed on both sides. Among those re-
ported killed, Is eN-Statc senator Lane.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16
YesterdaY,s National League Scores.

AL Boston Boston q, Cincinnati 1.
AT Brooklyn pittsbmg 4, Brooklyn
A,
AZ New York New York 2, ST. Louis
4.
Al philadelphia--chicago !, Philadcl.
nl,ia d
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This space IL Controlled ny CO atral
Labor union Of Barre aud Vicinity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-27

born in Sweden thirty-Seven years ago
and is the nephew of Baron NOrdenS.I-
jold, who in 1873 and 1879 skirted the
northern coasts Of Europe and Asia
and accomplished for the first time the
navigation Of the northeast passage. It
was in October, 1901, that DR.. Otto
Nordenskjold set out on his expedition
to the antarctic continent, the one from
which he has reaped most fame, but be-
fore that he had won distinction in eX-
petitions to Patagonia, Alaska and
Greenland. Although he lost his ship,
the Antarctic, on the voyage to the
south polar regions, the expedition was
one of the most prolific in scientific re
suits Of any enterprise of the kind ever
undertaken.
The party was rescued on Paulet is
land in November, 1903, by the gun
boat Uruguay, which had been sent
out by the republic of Argentina in
search of DR.. Nordenskjold and his fell
low voyagers. Professor Nordenskjold.
who holds the chair of geography in
the University of Upsala, is a geologist
as well as geographer, and his obser-
vatiOns on the antarctic continent have
added much to our knowledge of the
history of the earth. The fossil re-
mains found by the professor show
the correctness Of the theory that a
tropical climate once existed there.
This was at very early period of the
earth's history. Later came a time
when the climate was like that of GER
tain portions Of South America not
tropical, and beeches and similar trees
grew. Skeletons Of penguins that grew
to the height of a man were discovered,
but no remains of land animals