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w. F. Shaw. Tesoa. beat ID. L. Lyon
Misquamicut up
l.. j Hazleton, Tekoa, beat T.. w. Tay-
lor, Misquamicut. 3 up, to go.
Dudley Phelps, Misquamicut, beat g. r
Duren. Metacomet. up, 10 go.
MI-FINALS FOR CONSOLATION
CUP.
William Clark. Misquamicut, beat w. r,
Shaw, Tekoa 6 up. TO go.
FIR<T ROUND FOR BEATEN EIGHT.
Robert Abbott, Yale. beat II. NJ. Coke,
Englewood UP 4 TO go.
G.. r. Sykes. Hartford. beat A. w. Han
cock. Silver Springs, up, TO go.
j l.. Kenyon, Metacomet, beat H. l..
Chids Pittsburg. by default.
G.. V. Botan. Yale, beat II. Canf1eld,
Elmhurst, up. 2 10 go.
SECOND ROUND
Robert Abbott. Yale, beat G.. +. Sykes,
Hartford, up, 10 go.
G. " Rotan, Yale, beat J. i. Kenyon,
Metacomet, up, TO go.
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LYON IN FINALS
FOR bYERS CUP

The third round and sepi-hnals for the
Byers cup. second round and semi-nnals
for the Consolation cup, and second
rounds for the beaten eight on wednes-
day formed the program OF play yester-
day In the amateur golf tournament
which Is being held at Watch Hin.
Willis Austin OF Norwich. Conn. the
conqueror of Abbott. the Yale crack.
Wednesday was defeated by w. +. Letch-
ford. Morris County. In the afternoon
Letchford lost 20 W. r. Lyon In a close
match, putting Lyon in the finals
II II Swords Morris County. beat =.
A Pope. Jr Swords will play Lyon for
the Byers cup in finals tomorrow The
greens committee offered a cup TO tho
beaten eight In Wednesdays play All
bott and Rotan, both Of Yale, qualified
for these finals
In the semi-hnais for the consolation
cup William Clark. Misquamicut. and l..
j. Hazleton qualified for the fnal round
tomorrow. In the handicap event today
several new entries have come In. and n
good match Is anticipated summary:
THIRD ROUND FOR BYERs CUP.
IL n. Swords Morris County. beat W.
Austin. Norwich. 2 up.
O. a Pope. Jr., Misquamlcut. beat De
witt LOOMS Mlsquamicut. 6 up. TO 60
W. ~ Lyon. Misquamicut. beat r. IL
Thomas Morris County 3 up. 20 go.
W. T.. Lctchford. Morris County beat
w. s stanley. Yale. ] up
sEMI-FINAl.s TOR BYERs CUP.
W. ~. Lyon. Msquamicut beat W. Il.
1.etcnford. Morris County. 6 up. 60 g.
" u swords Morris County beat ..
A Pope. Jr. Mlsquamicut 3.up. ? 20 go.
SECOND ROUND FOR CONSOLATION
CUP.
william Clark. MlsouamicIt. beat 81 y
Netoalf. Misquamicut. up, 20 90.
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W|NDR|M
KID, VICTOR

The Windrim Kid. or as she has recent
ly been named, the Chewink VII, chol-
longer OF the Corinthian Yacht club, won
the second race for the Quincy cup yes
terday In good whole-sail Southwestern.
She was closely pressed Through the ten
mile triangular course by the AUX OF the
quincy Yacht club. but finally crossed
the finish line AZ seconds IN the lead The
defender Manchester was a poor third.
while the Bonidrei. OF the Boston Yacht
club was again the last boat The Bon
idrei was protested after the race by the
Manchester for failing 10 give way when
on the port tack.
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GRAYS LOST BY DULL,
LiSIlESS PLAY; 2 TO |

work again within a few days, while
Poole showed in his game Wednesday
that he is rounding into shape.
The team was expected to win yester-
day and should have done so II the Grays
had punched their hits
Toronto took the lead in the frst in
ming. Thoney,. first man mp. singled TO
left, stole second and went TO third on
Wottells sacrifice. Storke muffed Can
nelrs hit aud Slattery hit 10 right while
Polands throw home was too late 10 mead
of the run. Barton's good throw caught
Cannell at third. and Flynn retired the
side with a drive TO Rock
Rock made the first hit for the Grays
I'm the second a single to left with Two
out He stole second lodging neatly
around Frank who stood waiting with
the ball on the baseline, and Barton was
passed, but Hardy forced him on drive
20 O Bren.
The one lone run OF the Grays came in
the next inning With one out Poland
drove a "ballooner' far over the felders
heads I'm left centre for three bases. Har-
ley hit cleanly over the second bag and
the run came home.
Toronto drove In the winning run In
the seventh on a single by Flynn which
Selbach booted, giving the runner an eX-
ira base, and a clean hit by Frank over
Storkes head. Frick popped TO Storke.
and Frank and OBrien were doubled on
the latters grounder 10 Dunn.
The Grays came back strong n the
eighth La Chance opened with a two-base
hit 10 right and took third on Rocks sac
rhce Barton drew a base on balls and
prospects for a least one run looked good
until La Chance tried 10 come homes on
Hardy's fly 10 right. Cannell threw swift
and true to the plate and Candy was out
by his own length Poland started the
ninth with his second hit OF the day, a
single. and Harley again sacri1 ed, but
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winner Simmons -Sweetser match.
Dayinport won his match late in the
day.
ALL-COMERS' SINGLES-THIRD
ROUND.
T. r. Hawk defeated ]. A Ross IS
6-3. 6-4 6-3.
Robert Leroy defeated d. NJ Bull
Jr. 81, So. 6--3. 6--1.
A. c. Way defeated ]. c. Goodfellow
Go. ca. 6-3
}. u. E. Jones defeated ]. S, seabury
J. O. Ames defeated J. d. Pell 2-s 81.
default
r, II. Alexander defeated C. o. Cooke
6-l. 6-3. GO.
W. ]. Clothier defeated F. J. sulloway
Go, 6-3. Ga.
Karl H. Behr. Jr., defeated II. J. Holt
6-3, CO, 6-3
l. C. Wright defeated a. L. Hoskins Ga,
GO. 6-l.
r. d. Little defeated r. n Dana 81,
6-3, GO.
r. Tudor Gross defeated F. r. Carpen-
ter. Jr., rs, 6-3, 6-s 1-6. 81
r. V. Page defeated w p. Carter 6-i
GO. So.
w. f. Putnam. Jr. defeated c. S. Brig
ham 6-s. G-s, 6-3 So, s-3
Edgar w Leonard defeated II. c.
Townsend. Jr., G-3 81. 6-l.
II. II. Hackett defeated @. A. Thompson
by default.
Alfred stIlman. 3D. defeated II. NJ. Har-
rlman by default.
CONSOLATION MATCHES.
Drawings for the consultations, which
were made yesterday afternoon, came out
as follows:
FIRST ROUND
~. NJ Hartman VS. &. Hatch, w O'D.
Iseln VS. r. Schuyler w Stackpole VS..
a. s. Dabney. r. r. Townsend VS.. +. IL.
Glazebrook. Stanley Henshaw VS.. A.
Schwartz. c. s. Bingham VS. T.. schlesin-
ger G.. A. Lyon VS.. r.. w. Thomas. A.
Iselin vs.. J. r. Read, r. l.. Agassiz VS.
r. A. Frank. s. NJ. Peacock Va. H. 3
Vanderbilt. r. Thaw VS.. n n. Register
r. n Dana VS.. j A. Fowler a. n. Reg
glo VS.. g. Fosdick, O. r Adee VS.. @. J.
Scott r. Nevins VS. c. r. Eames ID. ".
Morris VS.. L. s. Freeman. f. r. Bud
long vs. c. T. Van Week. ]. c. Darragh
VS.. H. OrHA,- T G rrask rs, NM Niles.
+. ]. Otis VS.. T. c. Mahoney, r.. n Buck
ley VS.. S. Prescott.
SECOND ROUND.
T.. r. Torrey vs. D. +. Appleton, %.
II A. Mackinney VS.. G.. B Bradley. &.
Carmichael VS.. Weimer Harriman-Hatch
match. +. III. Rowland vs.. w. F. John
son. w V. Bennett VS. Charles Lamar.
Play was begun late i'm the day, and
Henshaw defeated Schwartz 6-4 6-2 while
Peacock beat Vanderbilt by default.
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BOY LEADS
AT GAME

G. Clifford Howard OF Washington, u.
c., the l6-year-old rogue player, contin-
ued his phenomenal work in the national
tournament yesterday at Norwich by win
ming both his morning games. lie is
picked as the national champion. most OF
the veteran players having gone down be
fore his skiful welding OF the mallet.
He has lost but single game. while his
victories are seven. For second place w.
". Wahly OF Washington and Harold
Bosworth OF New London are tied with
six wins and two games lost
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II was not Hardys fault yesterday that
tho Grays lost the game despite the fact
that ne has worked steadily during the
past two weeks and with good results.
The game was lost simply because there
was not enough ginger in the team and
they could not hit safely when the bases
were populated.
II was another game OF the kind played
Saturday with the exception that yester-
day the players had not the fire that they
should have and have shown in the games
thus far. AS long as the team shows a
fighting spirit they overcome circum-
stances and live up 10 the expectations
OF the fans. but the moment they slacken
their pace then they begin to lose.
Along with the comments upon the
game one might ask what Is the trouble
with Finneran that he has 10 decide so
poorly upon balls and strikes and why
he has TO give at least one rankly unjust
decision against the Grays each game
Another fault to he found with him is
that he allows the visitors 10 dispute with
him too much. II Is not n good policy
for any umpire 10 listen 20 the walls OF
team too long when he knows he Is
right.
II was clear that LaChance caught the
ball I'm his ungloved hand from Rock when
Thoney died at first and the Canucks
should not have been allowed 10 delay
the game as they did The umpire al
lowed the visitors to dictate 10 him far
more than he should have both for the
good OF the game and for his own author
lty.
Hardy has been working so faithfully
and well that the management could very
well afford 10 let the other men. on the
staff TO their share OF the work from now
on Poole and Josslyn are said not to be
In very good condition hl,, n thev ara
dead timber then there Is but one thing
for them to do. Joslyn has had a long
rest for his arm and should be able to
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NEWARK.

Runs-Cockman Fitzhenry-2; Joyce,
Connor, Raub. Huelsman 2. Simmonds.
Hartman. Kittredge-S.. Twob hits
-Connor. Engle, Kittredge. Simmonds.
Three base hit-Engle. Home run
Raub. Sacrifice hits-Raub. Simmonds.
Weidensaul Stolen bases-Mahlng,
Hartman. First base on balls-Om
Fitzhenry g. off Leroy g. Struck out
BY Leroy s. Double play-Kittredge to
Hartman. Time-lh. ann. Umpire
Moran.
BALTIMORE. 5, BUFFALO o.
The Orioles won the rubber from the
Bisons yesterday by superior all-round
playing Adkins pitched excellent
game and had the visitors at his mercy
from start 10 finish. Green. on the other
hand. was hit at critical stages. Attend
ance 26S5 Score:
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CONGDON LOST
GOLF MATCH

Great Darlington, Mass. Aug. "a
Two rounds were played yesterday at
Great Darlington in the contest for
the Wyantenuck cup at the golf club
and the feature was hard-fought|
match between T. NJ. Sherman OF Utica.
~ Y, and Harold Congdon OF Provi-
dence. which the former won by al
score of 2 up and 1 TO play.
In the SINE finals today Dwight
Partridge OF Bedford. n. Y, will meet
the. veteran s D Bowers OF Bridget
G. Dana Of Great harrington. sum-
mary:
WYANTENUCK CUP-FIRST ROUND.
Dwight Partridge OF Bedford n. VI
defeated Bisnop knight OF Cuba upI
and 2 TO play.
r. Van Sutphn OF Harvard defeated
George Stanley Of Great Darlington Al
s. T. Bowers OF Brooklawn, Conn. de-
feated T. A. Downing of Forest Hills
up and to play.
@. NJ. Cole OF westheld defeated s.
Sanford OF Great harrington up and 81
to play.
Raymond of Bedford, n. Y up and
10 play.
T. NJ. Sherman OF Utica, n. Y, de-
feated T. NJ Coughlin Of Harvard up
and l 20 play.
T. c. Dana Of Great Darlington de-
feated H. Kerr OF Great Darlington
up and TO play.
+ I Noble OF Forest Park defeated
Charles Fowler OF Pittsheld s up and
TO play.
SECOND ROUND.
Partridge defeated Van Sutphin up
and TO play.
Bowers defeated Cole 4 up and 3 ID
play.
sherman defeated Congdon 2 up and
10 play.
Dana defeated Noble up and ID
plaN.
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BLUE TEAM BEAT
REDS At POLO

At the Westchester Polo club field yes
terday afternoon there was a match game
between teams calling themselves the
Blues and Reds. the play being for cups
offered by II. l.. Beeckman.' The Blue
team won by score OF IA to l.
There was a large attendance at the
match OF society people, the parking
space being entirely filled.
The teams lined up as follows:
Blue team-W A. Hazard, ", Phipps,
r. L. Agassiz: back. r.. l.. Beeckman.
Red team-O. l.. Mills. u. Mnburn, +. ].
Rainey; back A Brown.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-24
TESTS OF EXPLOSIVES

4 test OF guncotton explosives was
made this morning az Coddington cove
by the naval torpedo station experts.
Three grades In both quality and weight
were exploded: and there was also an
explosion OF 3G5 pounds I'm n lump. which
is said 90 be the largest amount Of gun
cotton ever purposely exploded at one
time For the purpose of accuracy and
for government reference these eNplo-
sions were photographed from a distance
OF 1000 feet
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ROCHESTER.

Runs-Merritt. Hanford. Grant-3 Bar
rett, Clancy-2 First base on balls-Or
Mack 3; off Walters 3. Struck out-By
Mack 8; by Walters 8 Three-base hit
Merritt Sacrifice hits-Bean. Hsnford.
Halligan. Malay. Double Nplay-Bean 10
Keister Hit by pitched ball--By Walters
l. Umpire-Kerins. Tlme-2h.
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ished second. and carried off the trophy
donated by the Crawford. MacGregor
and Candy company. Detroit won the
consolation prize.
The scores: -
Philadelphia 2350: Washington, 224;
Cleveland. 2l43; Chicago, 2065; Baltimore,
1856: Detroit. 1919
The Individual bowling was keenly
contested especially in the ladies' sec
tion, many valuable prizes being award
ed.
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RunS-Thoney, Flynn; Poland-l
Stolen bases-storke. Rock. Thoney Two
base hit-La Chance. Three-base hit
Poland. Sacrifice hits-Harley q Rock
Wottell Double plays-Dunn 10 Rock to
La Chance; Cannell 10 Slattery. Struck
out-By Hardy 2. First base on balls-Off
Hardy Il off Mitchell s. Hit by pitched
ball-By Hardy /. Time-2h. Umpire
Finneran.
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bOWLERS WON
Att PRIZES

Philadelphia finished first in the bowl
Ing contest at Dayton yesterday after
noon. with a score Of 2EI0 for three games
With nVe-m team. against Chicago.
New York Washington Cleveland. Bal-
timore and Detroit The winners carry
OF tho Beatty trophy the kastinE cup
and Individual prizes
Washington nut up a strong hght. FIN.
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Dunn and Selbach failed again, the mana
ger grounding TO OBrien and Sci. with
Poland waiting on third, lifting a fly 10
short.
Buffalo will be the attraction .oday.
Ladies will be admitted free at the gate
and stands. Attendance 96s Score:
TORONTO
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-24
BUFFALO.

Runs-kelly, Hunter 3, Mowrey-5.
Two-base hit-Hunter. Three-base hit
Milliean. Sacrifice hits--Hau Gettman,
Mullen. Stolen bases-Kelly Struck out
by Adkins |; by Green 6 First base on
halls--Off Adkins ! off Green T. Time
IN. i5m. Umplres-Kelly and Conahan.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Baltimore 5. Buffalo 0.
Toronto 2, Providence
Newark 3-2, Montreal 2-s
Jersey City 2-3. Rochester 1-2.
Games To-Day.
Buffalo at Providence.
Rochester at Newark.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Montreal at JeTs
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\. {. LEAGUE GAMES

Lynn3. Lowell ?.
Lawrence 4. Manchester /.
New Bedford Z. Haverhill 2.
Fau River SO. Worcester 2-6.
GAMES TODAY.
Manchester at Lynn.
Lowell az New Bedford.
Lawrence -IIagerhlll.
Fall River az Worcester
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis 3. Boston 1
Detroit 7. Philadelphia g.
Chicago 4. Washington l.
New York 3. Cleveland l.
Games Today.
St. Louis at Boston
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York
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BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St Louis s. Boston l.
Chicago 5. Philadelphia 8.
Pittsburg T. New York 8.
Cincinnati Brooklyn-Rain.
Games Today.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg
BROOKLYN at Gin
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Rochester and Jersey City ended their
seasons series I'm Jersey city with an
other douhle-header yesterday az Jersey
City, IN which Jersey City won both
games, carrying on the first game by \
score of 10 I, IN II innings. and pulling
out the second I'm the eighth with two
runs. giving them the game by TO ?.
Attendance 1900 Scores:
(First Game)
Innings .. Il 2 3 67 9i01i
Jersey city Il 0 o o 0 0 o 0 0 10
Rochester % o o 90 0 0 o-l
(Socond GameD
JERSEY CITY
alb 10. 20. A. =.
Merritt ...........s..... Q
bean, = ....sss..tsss.....s.s
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NEWARK STILL AHEAD OF
GRAYS, WINNING YESTERDAY
NEWARK 80. MONTREAL rs.

II took IL innings 20 decide the first
half OF the double header yesterday at
Newark. between the Newarks and
Montreals, the locals winning on a pass.
a sacre1ce, an inheld out and Wagner's
safe drive 10 left In the second Fitz-
henry, a former Connecticut league
pitcher, was given a trial by the New
arks. but he was pie for the Royals and
they won handly. Attendance 1000.
Score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
DEATH IN CHELSEA.
Mrs. ]. A. r. corwin Died This Morn
ing in 7sth Year.

Chelsea, March 2s. After long and
lingering illness with stomach trouble
OF nancrrous nature, Mrs. Fannie
fTIatelil 4Corwin, wife III y. a. II. Cor
win, passed away this morning at $40
o'clock in her roth year.
Mrs Corwin was the daughter Of the
late Harry Hatch and wife and was
reared OF the East hill, and has spent
her life IN town. BY her genial disposi-
tion, and kindness of heart she had en-.
deared herself 70 her entire acquaint.
snces. Besides the husband, Mrs. Cor
win is survived by one sister, Miss
Louise Hatch. who for many years has
lived in the family; also four sons and
two daughters. Charles II. Corwin, Harry
Z. Of Lowell, Mass, Ernest A., who Is
the junior member OF the firm of j. 4.
r. Corwin and Son; and Vinton A. Corr
Corwin Of Boston, Mass. Nellie, who
has lived at home and Miss Flora,M., Of
Boston The children wcrc all here with
the exception Of Harry and wife when
the end came The funeral arrangements
are not completed at this time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
INDICTMENT UPHELD.
On Which Blondin Was Tried fo
Murder.

Boaton. March 2s---Judgc Lawton Of
the criminal bench Of the superior court
at East Cambridge yesterday declined
to qussh an indictment OF the MiddIesex
county grand jury returned III 1909
against J. Wilfred BIondih for murder.
The court added that it was the pre-
rogative Of the district attorney to act
in the matter.
Blondn, who il now serving sem
tence Of life imprisonment for the muir
der OF his wife in Boston several years
ago, was originally indicted by q Mid
dlesex county grand jury when il was
believed that The crime had been com
nitted in Chelmsford Mass, where his
wife's body was found Later, when II
Was learned that Blondin had killed bis
wife in Boston, an indictment was re-
turned against him for the murder by
the Suffolk county grand jury. Under
this Indictment the prisoner was tried
and convicted.
The motion Ia. have the original in
detment mol pressed was made by coun-
sci for Blondin as the first step in pro-
ceedings seeking to secure pardon for
his client
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
pREPARED roR NE PARTY.
Those Who Are to Be Hosts and Host
esses at I. M. NJ. a.. Affair.

For the I. AZ NJ. a. ehildrcn's birth
day party, to be held III Scampini hall
Friday evening, March 80, the arrange
ments are as follows For all the chill
dren under IL years the party will be
from 5 to S o'clock, and they are re-
quested to be at the hall at o'clock
sharp; their programme will be gwen at
7 o'clock: the older children's party will
be from s to i o'clock. The names
OF the children who do the honors are:
HoTtense and Olive Knight, Max Holden,
Francis Ahern, Glee Wood Flossie Mer-
chant, Redfeid Haar, John McfTugo, Neal
Cheney, Flossie Cay, Cecil Place, Maggie
Sexton, Lawrence Campbell Francis
Marion Clarence Burke, Harold Fits,
Catherine Miles, Mary Quinlen, Alidia
Tlirney, Eyp Smith, Paul Gordon, Linda
Veal, Lewis Hoar, Esther Burnham, Muir.
dena Smith, Martha Smith, Jeanette
Purr, Lloyd Mcneil, Marjorie Worcester,
Freda Hooker, Eva Smith and Gladys
Grareiin.
The other young people of the fam
lilies are invited; they also can enjoy
the evening in dancing All the moth
ers Of the society aud the fathers, whose
children's birthdays come at this time,
are invited. The committee have not
been able to see all the mothers, SO
those who have not been solicited will
please bring the usual requirements. Per
order president of the society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
INSPECTION AND BANQUET.
st. Aldemar Commandeyy Makes Bril-
liant Showing at Drill.


The annual inspection Of ST. Aldemar
Conandery was held last evening in the
Masonic lodge room The inspection
was conducted by Right Eminent Com
mander Charles A. Calderwood and the
following members Of his suite; Sir j..
Henry jackson, Eminent Grand Cen
eralissino; Sir Frank D. Dewey, Emi-
nent Grand STANDARD Bearer. When
supper was served at $50 by Sir Knight
X. w. Morse, over 40 sat down 10 q
bountifui feast. When the inspection
was held at 130 there were 30 knights
in uniform present, this being the larg-
est number that the inspecting officer
has found on his tour, taking in com
manderies. There were aso in attend
ance the eminent commander of Mt.
Zion commandery of Montpelier, Arthur
W Prescott, and Sir William II. Her
rick. GeneralissiIno, with six sir knights
Of the same commandery.
AT the close Of the work the eminent
commander complimented st. Aldemar
commandery on its general appearance,
elegant quarters, and general condition
of prosperity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
WANTS INVESTIGATION.
Gov Higgins Of New York Declared for
1t Last Night.

Albany, N. ", March Ex-Governor
Higgins declared last night that he was
still in favor of an investigation Of the
state banking department, and that If
the assembly should fail to pass tbs
measure providing for that investiga-
tion the responsibility would rest with
that body.
Il believe that there should be an
investigation Of the department, said
the governor Responsibility will rest
with the assembly il ii fails to act"
The governor referred tc the SEN
ate finance committee bill providing for
an investigation by special commission
composed Of former Chief Judges Park
cr and Andrews Of the court OF aP-
peals:
Continuing, the governor said;
The assembly passed a bill providing
for an investigation by Legislative com
lnittee. The Senate did not adopt thai
resolution, but in its place passed bin
which is now before the assembly.
am sure that no one can honestly ques-
tion but that the bill would give .
proper and thorough investigation"
The governor was asked ii anyone had
ascertained whether Judges Parker and
andrews will serve and he replied that
he did not believe that anyone had the
authority to ask them to serve.
He was then asked II they had vnlin-
teered their services, and he replied chat
they had not
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
NoRrHFIELD's CANDIDATE.
The Name of DR.. J. H. Winch Proposed
for County Senator.

Tho NorthGeld News this week con.
tains the following announcement:
The News is pleased to announce
on authority the candidacy of DR.. ]. IA.
Winch for senator, subject TO the APP
proyal Of the Forthcoming Washington
county Republican convention.
snr. Winch needs no newspaper intro.
duction to the people Of this county.
rhey know him wen and favorably; he
knows them equally we'll and compre-
hends the needs and interests OF Wash
ington county and the state at large.
lie Is familiar with all matter pertain
ing to town and county affairs and has
ably represented Northfcld in the lcgis-
iature.
~It Is conildentially believed that
Northfelds claim 70 scnatorship this
year will be cheerfully recognized, with
the presentation Of candidate like DR..
Winch