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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
THANKS HIS FRIENDS.
Judge Scott Feels Grateful to His Sup
porters.
. all rfiends. who have aided BY writ

. all rfiends, who have aided by writ
and spoken word in securing my
appointment. desire to express my
most grateful and heartfelt thanks.
Without your aid could not have sue
eeeded and I sincerely hope that time
win not decrease my gratitude, or rem
der your opinion Of me any the less. |
shall bespealS your continued co-opera-
tion in the work that am TO take up;
and with a firm determination to obey
my oath OF Office in the full spirit and
to the letter of the same, | remain,
Your grateful servant,
III. William Scott
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28

The annual meeting Of Barre Typo
graphical union was held In Miles hall
last evening, and the officers were elect
ed as follows, President, Q. G. Wiley;
vice president, g. G. Ramsdell; secretary
and treasurer, George r. Maker; record
ing secretary, F.. y blanche; delegates
TO the Central Labor union. o. G. Wiley,
/. l.. Robbins and Philip /. Ellis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
pEARY REAcHEs NEw YORK.
Says He Has No Faith in Airships fcr
Polar Explorations.

New York. Nov. 2s Commander and
Mrs pcary arrived here this morning.
They were met at the station by conn
mittee Of the Peary Arctic club Conn
mander Pcary said y have no faith
IN air ships and electric sledges for polar
explorations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
Prisoner Far From Well.

Hcrlkimer, N. ", Nov. 2s AT f0.46
today the prosecution In the Gillette
murder trial rested The prisoner Is
far from we'll He has lost 10 pounds
since the trial began. There are fears
he may break down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
IT WEIGHS as POUNDS.
President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving Tur.
KEY.

Washington, d. c. Nov 2s.--Presi-
dent Rooseyelt's Thanksgiving turkey ar
rived today from Horace Yose Of West
erly, r. T. 1t weighs rs pounds. The
President and family will have Thanks
giving dinner at 7;ao o'clock with Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and prob.
ably two or three friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
Presented Valuable Remembrance.

States Attorney Gates this afternoon
IN behalf Of his colleagues at the court
house in Montpelier, presented u. w.
Huntley, who retires as side Judge next
Saturday, a gold watch, chain, and
Knight Templar charm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
burlington Woman Disappears,

Burlington, Nov 2s.--Airs. Garrett
M. C,osgrlfF. the wife Of prominent
business man herA, disappeared sud
denly from her home Monday evening
at 10 o'clock, and has not been located.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
NO pApRR roMoRRow.

Tomorrow, Thanksgiving day, being a
legal holiday, 20 paper will be published
from this Office Fridays Times viii
contain full reports Of the observance
of the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28
Oldest Clerayman n oountry.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 2s. Rev. VIII
liam Howe, said to be Che Oldest clergy
man in the country, died last night.
He retired from the Baptist ministry
40 years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-28

Ernest Stevenson won't to st. johns.
bury this morning for o few days visit
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
COUNTRY BANKS
RETURNING coin

Certain banks in the interior, to which
money was transferred through the
United States Mint at San Francisco, are
returning the coin. One bank in Oakland
20 which 100000 was transferred, has
not touched one dollar of the amount
SAYS Mint Superintendent Leach. Some
San Francisco banks have drawn little
on the moneys transferred to them.
A san Jose banker, who talked with
Su9eliotagdcgt Leach yesterday, said
that his institution had loco 600 on
hand when it opened. Now it has $500,
000 more.
Since April IS the sum, in round fig
ures. Of $33,G90.000 hes been transferred
to corporations individuals, relief funds
and banks. through tie agency Of the
United States Mint > this city. OF this
amc .ut about $15,0Cd,Ge0 has been drawn
out since April q.
When the commercial banks resume
business in all departments ard in their
own quarters, the clearing house bank in
the Mint building viii be discontinued.
Manager McGayan Of the clearing house
bank says that the pressure has been les
SeileQ Dy Ine ndHuilnE OF speciai dCc0lii-ts
through the individual commercial banks,
which. in this way are accommodating
corporations and business houses thar
have lcng pay rolls. The limit on the
emergency checks Of $500 remains.
Since the third day cf the opening of
the clearing house bank there has been
no liae Of persons to ask for coin at the
institution Ia the Mint Yesterday there
was no greater indication OF activity in
the clearing house bank than at the pay
ing teilei-'5 dasks in any commercial bank
in temporary quarters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
City Officials Decide ljpoa
the Amendments 10
Be Proposed,
Revision Made Necessary as
a Result Of lie Earth
quake SHGGk.

Judge Thomas r Graham and Rcacrt
Fl. Countlgman, roEresentiag tie Judi
ciary Committee, together with superin
Ntendeat of Schools RcaeoyieIi and Presi-
dent Altmsa of the Beard &C Education,
held a conference with City Attorney
Niliiam G. Burke, relative to the law
pertaining to plhlic schools. The entire
schocl law of this State was carefully
examined and reviewed and tie gene
meG assembled a5 me eonfereace ecnc!ad-
el that it Has necessary to the cintinu-
@nee CT or scaccls that al tae coming
special session oi tie Legislature tlle
following amendments Ie er2cted:
/. That Act S553 entitled q An act
ercatiFg fund fcr tse eneit and sup
pea OF high scheol9 ana providing for
It's dissfibution (Which said act, among
osh2r titirgs proyiGes tlist 70 high school
shall receive .Sts.te aid unless during tie
last preceding schoei year said sehacl
k23 employed at least two regularly cer-
EtfeGs2d high sehocl teschers fer period
Of net less than ice aays) He en,enaed
| by inserting alter the word teachers
+ IN Ge5ttcn Napd except where by rea-
son OF ary calamity caused by fire, water,
earthquake, riot, act of God, the clements,
CT public enemy it shall be impossible
or inconveRielt or inexpedient for such
reason to nave and to hold school in any
school district so effected for period
of $50 days -
The reason for this amendment is that
TIE high schools cf San Francisco have
only been in session 150 days.
.. Adding an additional paragraph to
Section 1886 of the Political Code, pro-
fiding for the manner of the making
of the report by the census marshal by
inserting the following:
Seventh: Whenever. by reason Of
any calamity caused by Ere, water, earth
quake riot, the acts of God, the clements
or public enemy, it shall be impossible
or inconvenient or inexpedient to take
or to make between the fifteenth and the
thirtieth days of April, inclusive, cen
sus Of all children between the ages of
five and seventeen years, as provided in
Part LII of this Code,8as a substitute
therefor, the superintendent of schools
shall use the school census of his city or
school district of the preceding year,
adding thereto or dedueting therefrom
| the percentage of average loss or gain in
| the number of childrent of school age
within his county or school district, as
certained from an inspection and exami-
nation of the school census for the pre-
ceding ten years in said city or school
district.
This amendment was made because the
| time for the census marshal to make his
report has passed between the 18th and
30th days of April
3. A bill for the appropriation of
State school text books FOR distribution
among the pupils of the public schools
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
SEA-lEvEL CANAL
TO Be VOTED FOR
BY SIX SENATORS

WASHINGTON, May 12-The Senate
committee on interocearic canals is in a
deadlock on the question Of the tspe OF
canal TO be recommended. The question
was taken up today. and tee vote showed
FIVE for sea level and five for the lock
type recommended by the minority of the
board OF consulting cngineers.e There
We're two absentees. Senators Giorm9n and
Carnacls. The latter relegt1ph ID from
Tennessee. i'ls:c.tet}',S u cilair1ra,, -
count his vote oIt f.r tlla ~.i tNel type.
W.i.'n would have made a majority
against the lock canal desired by the ad-
ministSaton. After wraEgling for an
hour over the question OF accepting the
vote OF Senator CanMack, the committee
adjourned until Wednesday next. The
vote today was as follows:
For sea level: Kittreare. Platt, An
Scny. Morgan and rahaferTo.
For lock type; Millard, Hopkins, Dry
ien. Knox and s;ilant.sS.
II Senator Carmaek should return to
Washington bcioae the meeting on We'd
neslay, undoubtedly the decision of the
committee will be in favor of a sea level
canal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
POLiCEMAN'S LEG CRUSHED
BETWEEN CAR AND TRUCK
Thomas Bowan of North End Police
Station Is Seriously Hurt in Ac-
cident on Page Street

Policeman Thomas Rowan of the North
End Police Station had his left leg
crushed Thursday afternoon while riding
ON a Page street ear. A heavy truck
backed into the car step and before the
unfortunate man could get out of the
way he was jammed After the accident,
the motorman, who was not eognizant of
anything wrong, turned on his controller
and Rowan was dragged hslf-block. He
hung by his hands to the car step and by
frantic efforts kept his legs clear of the
wheels.
Rowan was on his way TO the Park
Station. He hung to a step and when
the ear was opposite the Croker School
on Page street, near Lyon, he dismeunted
to allow seme women to get aboard. A
heavy truck backed into the car and
Rowan saw it too late. His left leg was
fractured and crushed
Although several persons shouted to the
motorman to stop, he did not hear their
cries.
The policeman was rushed TO the Park
Emergency hospital. where Drs. Lawlor
and Pinliham set the injured member.
Curtis Clifford of 902 Haight street
suffered the fracture of leg while at
tempting to board car at Deyisadero
and Eddy streets Thursday afternoon.
He was treated at the Park Emergency
by DR.. Lawlor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS
ATTACK THE E PRESIDENT
Bailey and TiiElan Unite In Accusations
OF Bad Faith in Connection
With Rafe Bill.


tae Long amendment, and he (TAl-
NAM had 70 susUicion Of a change Of
front oa May Il, waon the President
had his interview with the assembled
newspaper men.
READING IEV031E1 SMILES.
The reading c : the staeenaat eyoled
many smiles and some laughter from
Sonatoss. There was espe ,al nlerri-
rncnt over & Stateme2ts o. aEs sSrance oy
the South Carolina sca2tor that The
President need not he alarmed over
newspaper reports. I4c hza. he sail,
told the Attorney Gcaeeai that. theee
WAS TO danger OF The result as 10 t,.e
Eli. IS the President saould adaeye
to MS pans.
He then had the clerk read tiac
l-ocdy memoranGG GG:n. covering the
penis aCrood Gpoa Is the bass -
cmenGlrents.
Tuhnan's tine expired tceo-e he h21
concluded his statement, t1t he was
permitted TO proceed by unanimous
, consent. He said that he and ox-
Senator Chandler had been iafc:ne2
at the Same time OF tie Presic2at 5
ci,aIge OF attis1dc. they had gone t.
ocshor With Ssnaecr Bailey, and al
had repaired 70 the res. icnce II
Moody. the 'foarta consp.rator." ana
had found him apparently entire'y ~
no-cnt of knowledge Of the ca2nge.
lie admitted that he haa hesitatad
: 5out entering upon the negotiation
witch the Presidont becausc OF his jlse
indignation for q past wrong bIt
he lrd concluded to pocket his pri1e
IN the interest Of a great cause. re
/ also said that Eenator Alison ha2
promised him twenty-five votes on the
Republican side; hence he had felt
jusriGed in his assurances to The
PreEiGents representatives.
PRESIDENT Makes DENIAL.
Senator Lodge. speaking for the
President this afternoon. said t!.at the
President had denied as unqualidedly
false the statement Of Senator TIL
man, attributed 10 ex-senator Chand-
Ter, that Senator's Foraker, Knox and
Spconer Wee trying % dafeat the rale
bin by constitutional arguments.
The Allison amendment to the rai-
road rate bill, relating to bringing in
! ter.ocutory orders direct to the ST.
prene Court, was adopted by almost
unanimous vote in the Senate to-
Gay.
Tie Allison jundicial review amend
ment TO the railroad rate bill was
adopted by the Senate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
A New Department Store in the
fri--fo.

The Mission is 6oiag to have y de-
partment store Mr. II. n. Turrell of
Oakland is erecting a building on
Mission street, nesr Twenty second,
in the main business section.A The
stores have been leassd for a term OF
years by Henry Frohman of the Welt
known firm of s;erals3 & Frohman
and 1 Pricester, formerly of 1415
Stockton stree. The firm viii carry
complete outfits for men. women and
Children
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
fior.e of Looters Raided.

BERKELEY, May 12.-The police yes
terGay raiGad the house occupied hy
Downay Amadeo ard v i. Jallu, at 22a6
Roosevelt street. Groceries sufficient in
amount to stock . store were found there
by Detective Jamison. The men had posed
as refugees from San Francisco, procnr-
ing sapTlies on this rretonae frcni the
relief stations al Eerkeley. The grocer
les were coriscated By the police and
taken back to the Young Men s Christian
Association headquarters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
EXILES CHEERED
IN The DOUnA

ST. PETERSBURG, May 12-The feat
ure of the second session of the lower
mouse OF Parliament today was a frantic
demonstra ton in favor of amnesty.
When among mass of congratulatory
messages from all parts of the empire
We're read, several from the political pris-
oners in jail or in exile in Siberia the
members, except a little group on the
extreme right, arose. cheering in a body
the galleries joining in the applause
A motion was presented TO send replies
to the message. but this was declared
to be out of order.
Neither Premier Goremllin nor any
other member Of the cabinet was seated
on the ministerial benches, which. in
stead, We're occupied by their assist
ants.
There was considerable confusion about
the procedure emphasizing the neces-
sity for q CODE. of parliamentary rules
which is being drawn up
The ballottng for vice presidents to-
day resulted by 42S against 56l votes
determined upon last night namely
Prince Peter Dolgoroukoff and Professor
Grodskut of kharkoff
The drawing up of the draft of the
reply of the house to the speech from
the throne at the opening Parliament
has not yet been completed for sub
mission to the house. The Constitutional
Democrats invited two representa- tives
Of the peasants. one Pole and one Jew.
to participate in drawing up the draft in
order TO secure solidarity. The reply
viii declare for 9 constitutional mon
arehy with full parliamentary rights,
responsible ministry chosen from the
ma jority full amnesty for political pris-
orlers. universal suffrage equality be-
fore the law and the abolition OF the death
penalty.
Thc Socialist Democrats and other pre-
lctaliat orgali-.stl" is have ordered a
defIloS stratiye one-dey's strike osi the
Russian May day, May II. u Will
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
C0NRIssD METROPOLITAN OPERA
COMPANY.

Temporary Office, 1898 Geary Street..
Purchasers OF Tickets for Aprfl.
1905. San Francisco Season Grand
Opera from CONRIED METROPOII-
TAN OPERA COMPANY who have
Paid money therefor will be refunded
their payments at our temporary pay
ing Office. No. 1898 Geary street. cur-
ner of Steiner. San Francisco. Cal.
Payment will commence Thur=d7v.
May II. 1905, and will continue until
June IS. 1906
ERNEST GOERL1Tz. Acting Man
ager Conried Metropolitan Opera Co
CHARLES w. STRINE. Manager
San Francisco Season.
HELLER. POWERS & EHRNrAN
2o2o Jackson street. Attorneys for
Conried metropolitan Opera Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
PEARLS I'M JEWELEa'o SAFE
NOT AFFECTED BY HEAT
Deliczta Machinery OF Watches, How
ever. Foand - tIays Been
Ruiyzd Beyond Es37ir.

OAKLAND, may l2-Tnousaads OF
dollars worth of pearls that were in
the safe of the Bon-n-B Bristol Co,:s-
panv. ? san Francisco jewelers. ROW
temporarily loeated in the Unioa saT7
ings Eank building here, were found TO
have passed through the fierfe hest
that melted and warped the great steel
safe in places without being damaged
to any degree. White the movements
OF ali the watches that were in the sace
were affected by the heat, the valua-
bic White stones witnstood the hot
siege and with little polishing viii
be as beautiful as ever.
An odd feature in connection with
the condition Of tho watches tairen
from the Bohm- Bristol safe was that
while the cases appeared intact, not
one of the tickers would go. The time
pieces were brought to the local quar-
ters Of the jeWelry firm, and an exam
nation disclosed that in every watcn
the movement was ruined beyond re-
pair.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
AUCTION SALE

8 CARLOADS HORSES. TUESDAY.
May 15. 1906. at l D. m. weighing
from 10o0 to 1900 pounds. On account
of the present condition of the horse
market in San Francisco we shall Of
fer to the highest bidder all our stock
OF horses now on hand, which con-
sists of 80 head draft horses. from
1900 to 1900 pounds. and so drivfn,
horses; all young. sound STOCK.
Western Horse Market, {. Stewart &
Co., 22Q Valencia Street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Walks overhoarcl

Edward a. McDoaaid Of Bencia came
down from Vallejo yesterday. ani
after wandering around the city FROM
for a time walked into the bay He
was fishcd out of the water and re-
moved to the Harbor Emergency Hos
pital.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Nor. comfortabI. II The Country.

Then why keep the family in the
city this summer in the discomfort
and dust of rebuilding The Southern
Pacific is making low, longtime ex-
cursiOn rates to summer resorts from
the agent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
AgTKEN E. Al

AETKEN G. AiTKEN, Attorneys-at-
Law 1901 Post ST., cor, Fillmore,
san Francisco. Special attention
given 70 presentation and enforce
1nent OF insurance claims and to
corporation, probate and real estate
matters
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
shesrin'o Laundry,

$50 NlcAil.ster ST. Ploae PARK 316.
We take laundry and return in 3 days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

however. be of peaceful character if
no efforts ara made u cDn2el ths WOlk-
men who do nui deSIte to participate to
leave their work
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

George Mayerle.
German Expert 0ptiCian,
WILL OCCUPY
ms GOLDEN GATE AVE.
On the 10th OF May.
To the Land Of the
MIDNIGHT SUN
On the 10th OF May.

TO the Land Of the
MIDNIGHT SUN
Close connections with North Cape and
F1ot-d steamers, by The Scandinavian
american Lines 6j0-t0n twin screw
steamer &C. F. TlETGEN"
Having al modern Improvements. From
New y ork
MAY 17TH AND JUNE 28TH.
The latter sailing VIII be especially
convenient for professors ard teachers.
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second CABIN ---.....- minimum $50
Sailing from New York at moons
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1nited States -..5une 7. July ~ Aug 81
oscar TT june o. Aug. . Sept l2
z ~ Ticteen June 2S, Aug g Sepe q
First cabin, $50 and upward; second
scabi1, S52.5f
For further particulars apply to local
laeent or 10 A Z. JOHNSON & CO. ]
BROADWAY. y. Y
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

Truth may come and truth may so
but lie gees ON forever.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

FED Eyes and Eyelids. Pink-Eye and
other Eye troubles cured by Murine Eye
Remedy; Soc
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
AUCTION SALES.

Next-@THE MAN FROM MEXICO,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

Including. che Baldwin Fire, where
losr $4,000, without one cent Of insUr-
aDcp
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
State Care of Tuberculosis.

Medical authorities have harped on
the contagious character Of tuberculo-
sis for good many years, and at last
are arousing the laity to the necessity
for government action. Pennsylvania
republicans the other day made the
first declaration on that subject that
has been found in any political plat
form, when their state. convention COM
mitted the party to "the establish
ment and support of dispensaries, hos
pitfalls and sanatoriums for the treat
ment of the consumptive poor. -
Minnesota is in advance Of the other
states, however, in the establishment
Of such an institution. The state sana-
forum for consumptives has been
created, and in another year will be
ready to receive patients. The site has
been acquired on the shore Of Leech
lake, near Walker, where the breezes
from the lake and from the pine woods
make ideal fresh air conditions The
legislature has set aside 100000 for
buildings, and work will be pushed this
summer. By next year it should be
possible to open the institution, and
next winter the legislature will be
called on to adopt some regulations for
maintaining it. Ssh. 81
TO a certain extent it should be made
q free institution. Those who are able
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
Mr.. Edgar's Statement.

Mr.. Edgar's statement regarding the
misuse Of the Minneapolis relief contri-
button to the poor Of San Francisco
leaves nothing to be added except that
he is entitled to the thanks Of this COM
munity for his unselfsh activity in at
tempting to prevent the violation Of a
trust.
AS to the attack from the rear in
the Minneapolis Tribune to which he
refers, that is something to which Mr..
Edgar and the committee must submit
as they must submit to the forced sale
Of the -four in San, Francisco without
their consent. It may be a trihe diff
cult for gentlemen, engaged in a purely
philanthropic effort, to comprehend this
public assault upon both their intelli.
gence and their motives. But this only
proves that they do not comprehend
the Minneapolis Tribune. In. the use
Of the stiletto it has proved itself such
an adept as would entitle it to high
rank in a gang Of Sicilian outlaws OF
in the mysteries Of an active chapte,
of the Malta.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-27
WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK
SURPRISING the scorcher.

To the Editor of The Journal. a.
.~Fhe workflouse sentence recently i'm
posed by Judge Smith on George Gagne,
the driver for w. s. Brooks, meets no
doubt with the approval not only of the
public In general, but more particularly
those who are looking for the future well
fare Of automobiling and desire to see
an end to reckless driving The fact that
the complaint In question was made by
an automobilist surely shows that there
are many among them who believe the
safety of the public must be protected.
There can be no doubt that the driver de-
served the straight sentence; his own ad-
mittance was that the car was going over
thirty-dve miles an hour; think Of it, and
on downtown street, and the only re-
greet I have is that the sentence was not
left at ten days instead OF FIVE The
driver In question has been guilty many
times Of exceeding the. speedslimit along
Third avenue, and riding beyond all rea-
son, and this the first time caught, no
doubt deserves the sentence imposed.
Let all law-abiding automobilfsts get to-
gether and do what they can to stop this
recklessness. Cooperation and a few
workhouse sentences will do the work
Let owners Of cars co-opeJate and let all
drivers in i'll repute find it difficult to
drive for law-respecting parties and this
evil will soon be killed. This, am sure,
| expresses the sentiments of the motor
ing public. a B.