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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

PHILADELPHIA "A, Ice dealers issued
an appeal FOR laborers ,to go to the p z.
cong Mount alps and help lold ours IS. ,W XIX
a tas haaigF q ira REGa NsEy
CARLISLE. PA;----Dr. William Trtcket i
dean or the Dickinson Law School. 81 n & I
vi Sls o on opihn sEss1
speech speech AZ eHHMpsiFl M "a a.
puT1N I 8, NJ Ha 1 Pssr Rsnsas
denounced the Hepburn and 81 Sherman g r an
acts as crippllng trade and work,ng lh ho
MSsSyt e tSsno1SR Ra2gRss Pstsss
NEW YORK, "a bis, red auto " y,
In which Senator ChaAneey ". 1 Jgpst
ana Mrs pspeW wg hsla '99FlhI IL IA sss
dale i me ahauireur was arrested Z {; !,
she eding, ana the Senator WILL probably
nay hls fine, 55 8 IL.
ssss'' 81 saf!Sg
ee ana Ys ops %s ealsl Aasas
himes, Is dy|ng of the :, na! So vege-
table at his home 70 H'lla i7I sl =" n
T,rafmnioh. the only Victim Of Hamhvrg's
rracenf Hood, who lost his life, was found
beside beside the stream among the debris.
sT. JOHNS, NJ T.-The Labrador
mall boat, which arrived yesterday re-
ports that the fishery off Labrador y
the worst this ssasRH "a f Ywsasys ySia ava
Jared very badly, 81 o.
BOMBAY William Hunter Work,
tain elImhar, and his Wife Mrs, Fanny
p pnI9P St M ths ANunkum raass eysp o
a tast hish q se 81 ,S S5'' Yet Feet ~
DOVER lssIs THE aEHt, {, women en- I ]. t. e.
haas started out She Us MisA IsaY,.n 9.
Ford. daughter Of Ma!l-Carrier ~ A l!..s
Ford, and qualified as her fatheps sup f'
atltute during lllu vacation (. .55 81
IA ,Egs}xa 81 aNhtas TFsia ass
an %saA fsHRnas t hsstGP IN Hay
bisE hSs, sssg.d E &
HIN yestsleaas al Il least 1000 miles During
the last three % four years
LOCK- HAVEN. Pain cleaning Z, co y
mn abandoned fs-hoYEe u ayt,as. ye atIs
| ford Rhoades, q {y OVID ns tt p'nn,fsnakS
ca,ne eEoss seysniHIo95k annkea ids
sn 4 egg 81 3ssasa ~ y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

4 i Miss Mary Johnston Is at work on her
book which reyerts e tho T.
vvssiFtng to the charm and & amor Of '"'ro
Have and to Hold and ""Aud rey,'''Gs lovers
of Miss Johnston's virginia stories will
be indeed delighted to read another book
bearing her name on It's title pa &c. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Bromides, Gather ound NJ e,8
nBursesfs Is sa
counted On for the obvious rer1ark.>
885 N language gay or sole m n rs + yj5R
The faithful poet sings lssS
y 4; n And tries In half a oumn l5
Il S q TO tea CHI tile public things. Bf
II Some teachers teach In German
No me thod goes rs 5Wron s. Il -
Some do 1T by a sermon
And others by q song. q 81
Il gu know--wlen days nreS troplc .. V
Those we'll worn phrases rise
ii chat turn us nlisanthropic aF@gitI gS Al
Before thelr6users Seye s. N 5S u.
And II who hate to bicker,
5 Once dared express the view 3 III
~ 'TWere kindest meier to snlcker:
hot Senough for you r. VI ,5s "a &
And nov that days be wetter
III And banker, sny, than curds, e fss
The Bro,nides are no better
In picking out their words. Il 3
6 How oft with much placldity, "A 4. M
They launch this ancient rot:5s
It's Just this bad humidity
It isn't that It's hot. 81 3553st
o Commonplac co apostles
And prophets 81 tho Trite,
& Tn piping like the throstles u BY
TO provei this ISM trightl a. "A
~ sing With such rapidity 4, 5g
ssffis Tho day seems very hot n |. + * 81 Is
3, It's Just this blamed humidity,
! think ... 9 a.. |, i I forgot. . N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Books il Prospect.

Miss Ellen Glasgow who has been
spending the summer in the Adlron-
writing a new book. she has kept her
secret ns to what the book 4 S to be ABOUT,
and where the scene Will be laid, al
though her literary friends have been
on the qui vive about the matter. s5$3a Il:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

4 What Is the past tense n the verb '' =:
Sslump7'' asks Old Subscriber SSllss'lm ,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

WI THAT booming sound you hear from from out out
illinois way Is Cannon, all W rlglll 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

C0lonel 6lenp however, need not ne loso :
sto sec any spldcr-webs weaving around
tho Robert Bruce Of to- day "A Al ii 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Nov let South Carolina also t demon llfl9
sttate that Lynch's judgesshlllp f|na1s 20
favor down that way NJ 55s5 4 MI. Ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Governor Heyward, Of sout Carolina ~
4 de served to address a better mob. e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

In the Fillmore family u npp r'el rs 5t9 he
case 81 spare the RCD nnd ssRoll th4p
$Byshrod.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
BOOK REVIEW AND
MAGAZINE NOTES.
4 problem q tho evengelizatlon Of the

g TsaIs "a W sys''ss'sat'o' q "
ths Psssss' volume ns ss aarsisA9hs o
vnflolls ssssIui,a are wv peportod sbsh
tialiy as yIi9ere uttered. though With
aeeod noueaxlr Inv Tic teteat q cle AZ
asssss sa s ssa
aiHo'ssllihEA. rho ntf9ductory Statements Il
we ShIiTlel VIZ Y9',s mea}s
rallies are s5 Tho book f't Is fuly
indexed tls A AZ " s3 5.3t5s 3
}s BY e.. Sydney pnternoster. From tho
8fggttsg t. &. Fnge Company, Of &e Boston,
III through tho Bell Book and Stntl
Company, OF Richmond. ~
People who are fond Of adventure and
OF d book which bas flavor Of tho
private detective business and tile heavy
| Villain In II will DO delighted with 1.-THE
Cruise 81 tho condueror.' IL which E"Rti-
8dolph A1nnnerlng' Is brought Ia lfeEagna IL
and exploits himself IN motor bon IN
3stead OF ~ motor car. II, ssS VI.
|s"Tho Eohuucror',ls NMnnnering o. boat
ana as tho Motor Pirnte, Sns cluaivo
us ever, there Is no lack Of desperate
adventures, thrilling 8escapndes dramatic
Scenes and 3liair-broadth oscnpes before fore
Wight tIiulnphs over rascalfty and The
cruise" comes to d finish AZ ls
IA It Ii worthy OF note that Mt the last,
..Mannorlng Y II 1nys erlously disappears
and Is taken leave Of In q manner highly
suggestive or d future resurrection yylen--5
over the authors pen Is inclined to bring
|%him into hook play again
I3CClIANAN's', w BE. BY II ustuiss N iles
Foreman. From Harper & Bros
s198 through tho Bell 7I3ook md Stationery
Company. @5, ssggl55{5 Sai
5S4s The reader who has been accustomed
ITO admire Mr.. Formur's old French ro-
4rnances viii be conscious Of more than
a faint feeling OF surprise mt finding his
slaBt EFFORT to holong to the modern Amer
lean period and to pc nclodramatic In
the extreme. En- ri h 5s
S55S One cannot quite get at 9 clear CON
sception OF matters, and cannot help won
idering why Mr.. Forman has taken the
trouble to bring about such Impossible
SITUATIONS, unless he has In mind Il the
n possibility OF drnmatlzlng sensational
play from his story: rs i88ss III s3j
81 Tho book Is nat by any y means sup q to-
e Mr. Forman's usual standard, md appears
8crude and dIsiointed LACKING thoroughly
Tin constructive merit and finislFof style,
which IS ordinarily one q Ills strongest
h points. u 81 a45 ~ 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

rhe life OF o Missouri farmer, WHO was 1s
,attackea ~ savage bull vas F'tl save. saved =
BY h,s dog. It was q bird y dog S x gu =
make the joke ii s5,i Nj 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
"a Slight to South Boston.

II
Editor J. II. Beuzley, OF the South
Boston News, is visiting Richmond, and
makes, the statement that the crops in
Halifax county, especially corn and to-
baeco, arc about as good as the lands
can produce. The corn crop Is Wellnigh
perfect; the tobacco plants, hqWeYer, are
SO large that the texture will not DO as
lne rs usual, but what the crop lacks
III quality It VIII gain IN quantity. y.
Editor Bcazley Is ns loyal ana enthu-.
siastic a citizen as he Is a Prohibitionist.
|lIe.belleves down in his heart that South
Boston /. the finest town to It's inches
in the world. lie says that in trade ana
industry y has no superior, and that it
contains 400 men, women and children
whom the Creator has selected with the
greatest caro- and discrimination; so
making South Boston In material. Intel
town,
And yet Brother Beazley ls not uto-
gethcr satisfied lie Ii Indignant that
South Boston Is not to be found on tho
map OF the United States. This he re-
CARDS an a public outrage. lie is not so
much concerned for South Boston as no
is Tor the map, South Hostons position
IS secure, but no thinks that the oms-
sion dsprtyes the map OF what should be
ono of Its richest ornaments, IN all pf
which The Tlpes-p ISpatotl heartily can
ours, Let the crusade begin. Tho Times
Dispatch win be proud to fall Into line.
| ENg1 $780, =-,-;r=--=-S--- J5lE@5
The Supreme court's DECISION,
by its decision in the mandanus pro-
eaealngH brought by Insurance colnnlIs-
sioner Button the suHems Court ias
tayen u clear construction 70 language
that was previously anything but Certain
The Very uncertainty of that language
not only gave tho Corporation Commls-
sion a sufficient warrant for the covrse
It pursued, but lmpose4 on that body the
unavoidable duty Of Reeking a legal de-
termination o. the constitutipnallty Of tie
act passed by the last Legislature which
crealed and established the bureau OF
Insurance and appointed certain officials
II therefor. "
4 Now that q judicial determination hau
been secured through legally constituted
chaI4,els, tho Corporation Commission
ought to be thanked for having raised
This question. IN no spirit Of qontumuclols
rebellion against the power NJ the Legs-
4 lature, but rather that an act WHOSE cqa-
n s.ltut!onality WA open to grave doubtH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

T f1en LILLE I'LL IS shephera 81 Knsaom
Come VII begin q serial IN, the Sen.
Sg Sbsslhnsdf aaiard ths
Viii contrib ltei To-, the scrlbner tho
initial Number OF m Interesting series
%n eS eatlsa o mha Fst FoFf -
viii b \ Ern est Thompson S ton. John
Vaughn, james Huneker, William Wal !.
ton. Henry Van Dyke and George Cabot OF
Lodge. 3. $83 v i, d .8 8
Among the new. autumn publications
promised by the MACMILLAN Com,pae.n9iy o.
Fang isem y Marian Ia craWiords 'SA Lady Of
Romne,' Miss N1urfee s2story Of the Ten,
nessee moun ta!ns.. The Amulet r and
Pierre Lofts ''Disenchanted:
The color work Of the September Cen
fury viii Include 1.-THE yendue;' the =, tr q
tHsns sese eae5 g R9Sans seups
g. feysteh 81 q
eqs tt hnsgg s dssNnsA q
hind TIC Scenes" on the stage. Another
notable pictorial feature q the number "
M Inss 'af Pasaass 81 y earng
PerrIne. d i young Western artist. who
spends many othg Of Saeh Ysaal Dng
leo 0ys'eMii oa tan a. sto 5ry
h s.r tha nsfa5eHs e nay SR
tWeen hsr work u, this ana II n ,ThS
XSdrey cf e, ~ viii not shfrer IN tia
least. It Is q story tina t could only havsa
sse Wrte y BY d s laaa
nfHfsuBHg yind m Fife q 1eSa W'h afPpvssa
iT ffDv Cali 7 81 tho Blood,'' now running
s|sia; sespds IssHS |,,s 81
rom from tho scenlse of his novel. and Is hay--
Ing It converted into q terraced garden.
sol wsGh Be- taitfSds Dsta paRR
t 1ss d ElttH a. This paYsllon JIG Viii use
as hiaH WFltlng-room' y. ~
Will ha 'erhe Dragon alnter,a the 1ew
JlnAnese romRnce Dy Sg. sidney AlcgMll,
Rrss9 tho Story ssa ppus Hni
p p by one q tho fow nuthors cap9hls
ias nfs Ialas s E ne i
s Ssn i p'STfhs s n meaf peP'hf
aSySE eS
The September Issue OF HOUSE and
aairdeen cohlains tho following artlelessof
spacal ntereAt IN addition. , g Ntlsesf|IlaT
eeus reading mattar Wo3rtll ait g nnsIsl
ana lllusraatezH Louis g Eany q, Il, %soIys,
syl5 ase. pYts s ssPsss 81
ssssmil,.' trapricay III ahsraoteE; The, heuHea
l YsRt q Mn' Berlin ri b1teElls ss!
H HHna .r''h hural HasianaRrpat Essvs,
Ss sls Rs1s,s
1;The standard Operas z George 2,
1Ipton's fully accented book Of reference
has Just been ,cplmpletely reWritten ihy
sf ae HtGq VI & Ispssaa th1fE t
now edition, from new pIateA; IN aadli
singers iiisi ment loned have been reproduced
showing them In the costumes belonging
to the {paTts -they nave maae Famous
l. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
SATURDAY. AUG 81 Is, 1905.

s Il oW TO CALL IN Is. DisPAT- Il NJ
q Perso,,a Wishing to co,nrnuni cnto wit y
ifimes Dispatch by telephone Will tnss
scei,tral 4, for .4o41p' and on beiny an n,
swcred from tho Office swi chhtoa.rd, VII
indicate the de pnrtmeit or person VIII IN
4 Wl,et, GAZING etween AZ M. 4 and g
IA. NJ, cat. to cen trail Office direct for a941
composing room, E4O42 business office 4o4s
for mniling and press rooms. FS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
IAE Corresponde on Major Reed.

the Times-D Dispatch prints to-day 2
striking latter from Mr. 3. g. 81 P tt1lf
son, ot this olty referring to the editprtarl
lii friday paper on the 7his llYand w lla.'
bic aervlce OF DR. Reed, who, as Mr.. Pat
teson points OIL, was not only Virstt'llsll,
9Dyblrth. but was a graduate OF the Unit
Ivcralty Of Virginia t,he services OF Dr. pr.
Roed should receive more recognltlloe'l' a. y;
the hands Of the South thar, any other
sectlot, Of Atnericn, and we trust t that ti''
Richmond, ana Virginia ct least, VIII 'ill
mot allow d memorial to DO raised , to , hin
without bearing worthy share II t that !;
Undertaking. "a VI VI AZ i III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Keep your shirt-maker on, Plliladel-
mia. ID. i8 ~ +. ~. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

The sociallstlc candidate for Governor '',t'''nt'
III the q eorga campaign IA blind. nd NY Y
some Of the Democratic candidates . g gre r
not dumb. y ~! ,5ss n Ri i,st # 4 H 9SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

1t seems thatSthe Poles lack polish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

The Richmond Training School
for Kindergartners will open OCT. ist q, att w.
Main 81. trwo years course In 1frncbcl'R theory
ana practice. 4 speela, courses In DravnT sing
mi, Physical Culture. HI s. NE e s35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Among the new autumn publicat tons
promised by the Macmillan Company. OF
New York, will be; & in clf3 L.ondop's White
Fang, Marion y CraWfQrd's .{' a 4. Lady q OF
Rome, I, Miss Niurfee's story Of the Ten ;.
}I,essec mountains 8.'1he Amulet h and
tpierra lofts 5ltDiscnchanted.',s M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
MOUNT. DE SALES

M CUNT De SALES 38E5
AcADEAfY 4 Or THE y1sITAT1oE l. n ss
SaCATONsVILLT1 fnnar L,altiinore>. q All fs23
r Established 1881 Buildings and grounds cx.
bsa siai view q aitinore-hlils river ana
bay: accessible BY electric cars. Thorough
work IN English, scenca, music, art and LAM
gIaEes 1uss rated catalogues q on application
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
The Baltimore Medical College,

H Liberal n teaching facilities; modern colloIs
and Completely 'cqulpped tlnborator!es. Ca paclohs
hospitals and dlspe hary Send Tor #catulogue,
EgI ~ Park Aye. Bal liipore, ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

\ Cannon fires an opening round.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

lock- HAVEN. eleaning 4, oIlt
std rh nhesassl years.
cam came ttcross seven foot ,,;ds
and tf,trty-two little pla1ksAak,sIs,a I'M INC
:Ssn a. sbs 80 NdQgt ana ~ ks!lea l y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

DOVER. lIa-JThe gFst woman to
,oaTrv Uncle SAINTS mails In Delaware
haatsi started out, She is Misc I.@Yina
FORD. daughter of Mail Carrier Walter
Ford. and Qualified az her fathep's sup
atitute during hlp vacation, KY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

the head Of which stand IT Dixon's
Tho is laid II the h tat GROUNDS o,9 o.
GSpspsF wal hy w4sFs ~ ee
the tiu,l' people cop, took Up their burden Of OPP
preston. t5 .$5 . .
Adherng strictly to historlc s faot and ID
in the simplest and most strsi ghttotr y,
nsvsY Ell Vii aesp
u La a,ss t the fire and spirit Of style
f9R hps sa g ba peHSh am9PEB sss
% eaEKs 9as era Of the then existing
conditions. DR. f W hart tons earnestness
and sincerity claim for him thesright to.
ensdt T 81 sH asaa eoay
sionato writer. forSlnyaltY to the South
and and II Ind lgnatiop at the hln!llaton e 8
which his natlya, Sta te was ~ plectea
be enc dRresa a. Il, IL In Tia main
eppa pat aecusea pag
rlsm. Tor his SINCERITY Of pprpose la very
f fuIly cheseh will Tia object of bringing
~ ths hSrroTEs q aaE,s g otan ana II
ma mha eG her fintlma ~ with the negroes
and its result are tpld IN suel. g 9 !. lear;
Esys aaugy sssa
y Y, ii ii is necessary that the facts should
not be blurred ,aysr, but SGT forth i l ln az
he!r glazing h9EEor acenea the
book pee aae stilted a aSs Forced erect
though several pairs 'aTehrs atbor th has
8 IA @y4t1'sa
e ese eh nae asesna S.
T dMors maa a aaa e ss9s theI
county from the political supremacy Of
tho ' carpet -bassgsr ana spa!awag, q, well
as to rescue tho .innoeent tANaFeW MAJ 4
must ~ DO as,}Pibtuitea u pr harto,n 3'|.e
KukHx Khan meyer existed y, w,
KK how fh n Ky sas ana sos AVN es
| themselves by the magic mama, hHt no
bona nde camp was ever y, e - lo,A ,s
%th1n ths eenHa7 q 1e p uIa tpT an
Rpna not "pt'I caipsper Tie
| author Htalea. e Il {, III, 81
GtsntISSn e IS sspf ssS
Will Will, blood iu oysrblank blood; and, though
| the South could pnYprS need any Vlgals
Gallon q her polpy. Il, .egaa ooa Ws}li
q as see he 9 Rs Sssaisd
STUDENTS AND THE MODERN MIS-
HIoSAHY CRUSADE, Published py
the Student Volunteer Movement for
| Foreign Mispi1nA In New YORK..
Tilir volume contains the addresses DE-
liyercd baforo the flsth international con-
yentlon Of tbs student volunteer for
foreign missions at Nashville, Tenn, from
february ath to March 18th OF this year,
The introductory note to the volume
Informs ono that shsss conventions nre
foF tho purpoAa of bringing together care.
fully collected delegations of students ana
| professors from Important lnatltu Tons 81
lbs United Staten and Canada, and TIE
leaders OF tho missionary enterprise, bo t'a
ut homo IND abroad 70 connds g;3hs greet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

\ PHILADELPHIA a Ice dealers issued
an appeal for laborers to 90 to the Po-
cong Mount alps and help lond ours g, .W thn
d an nnigt 81 ii,ls eity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

en- neghhors 81 GHFs gays L
ManayH4Iki lhose via l,Ye across ths
seaHthan those across the street. I.,s &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
WHITE BLOOD. BY tn Rev, Henry N
Wharton p !. 3EgPlished y m En-

has added another to
obstruction books at
! stand Thomas Dixon's
and 1.-The Clansman.
Lii the fiat grounds OF
{. va. where the llolo-,
loft its terrible desola-.
lii tho ppring Of 1856
up their burden of OPP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

WIFE. BY Justus Miles
Foreman. From Harper Bros,
ss through tho Bell Boo X md Stationery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Y tBoMBAY.-pr, William Hunter Work.
man. the we'll known traveller md nouns
tain allmher and his wife, Mrs. Fanny g,
Bullock. WprkMan recenHy R aGaN SO o5
feat high and oaInped for two days a 3 Pm
altitude OF 81 900 feet FS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Sf Tho book isanot by any z means Bup to
sMr. Forman' usual standard. md appears
8cr,de&ands disjointedI LACKING thoroughly
lin constructive merit and finish OF style,
Which IS ordinarily one OF his strongest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

John FOX. the delightful author OF
THE Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
Come, = Will Il be gin a serial In. tho Sen.
3tenpers scribn on tied ~ knigh Of
State 3nenartInent, Of VAST ington,# q. =.
Will rbute to- the ScrlpnerB tho
initial humber OF D an interesting series
to be called i,.ThG First Forty y ears OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
,RAyu,e .1o,,,,: I; ~ 'ay

S. Z. g ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-26
NEIGHBORLY CALLS
BY POLICE OFFICERS
Antonio Abbiattfs House Gave Up Two
Barrels Of Beer, Six Quarts of
whiskey and -Four Of wine-one
Man Gets Two Calls in a Day.

An early evening call was made on
SATURDAY at o'clock by one member Of
the sheriff's department, II. ID. Camp.
and thTc members Of the city police,
Chief Brown, Officer Carle and special
Charles johnson, at the house Of An
tonic Ahbiatti on Ladd street. It was
considerable Of a surprise party to the
occupants who were not quite ready TO
receive official visitors, apparently In
the cellar the officers found one half
barrel, full OF beer, and another half
barrel, partly full OF the same stuff. in
the kitchen and pantry they found six
quarts Of whislSey aud four quarts of
wine. The liquors were seized and tax
en- to the City Hall basement. Abbiatti's
case was continued until this morning,
bail in the amount Of $3.50 being fur.
nished
In city court today the liquor was
condemned and order spilled. To the
charge OF keeping Abbiatti pleaded
guilty and was fined the usual $500
with the costs added Abbiatti paid.
The police became SO peighborly to-
ward a certain resident of Addison street
that they made two raids Saturday,
onre in the afternoon and again in the
evening. On neither occasion was there
anything in the liquid refreshment line
found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-26
FOR BLoEDIRs PARDON.
Famous Murder Case in Massachusetts
Revived.

Boston, March rs. Attorney j. b. y.
Jacques, who represented Wilfred Blon-
din AT The latter's trial for the murder
|of his wife four years ago, announced
yesterday that he would make another
effort for pardon of the prisoner. now
serving a life sentence in state prison.
The body Of Mrs. Blondin was found
in field at Chelmsford, Mass. Blondin
disappeared abcAt that time and was
not arrested for more than two years
later. At first it was thought that Blon-
din committed the crime at Chelmsford.
Later it was evident that the crime was
committed in TINS city and that the
body was sent 70 Chelmsford In trunk.
Blondin was tried under an Indictment
returned BY suffolk county grand jury.
He was convicted Of murder in the Sec
Eond degree and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
Mr.. Jacques stated yesterday that he
intended to file a petition with the Mid
dlesex superior court asking that the
Indictment against Blondin, alleging
murder at Chelmsford, which Indictment
lis still outstanding, be decided void and
that later he would ask the governor for
ID pardon for his client on the ground
that new evidence had been discovered
relating To the ownership of the trunk,
the new claim being that ie belonged TO
another person.
The effort to have the Middlesex coun-
ty Indictment declared void IL made
because no pardon can be granted while
there is still an indictment outstanding.