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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-26

1885, March III, zero.
1855, March "a, s. below
1850. Feb. 90, 20 below.
1890, March 10, below.
1891, March s, below
1892, March %, 2 below.
1898, March 10, 5 below.
1894, Feb. -. s below.
1895, March Is, zero.
1896, March "a, 12 below.
1897, March IL, below.
1898, March 4, zero.
1899, March 26, zero
1900, March Is, . below.
1901, March 17, zero.
1902, Feb. 20, zero.
1904, March 5. II below.
1905, March IL, G below.
1906, March %, II below.
The total number Of zero nights for
sixteen years are as follows; 1890, IA;
1891, 81; 1892. 25; 1898, 81; 1894, IS;
1895, 2s; 1895, al; 1897, 81, 1898, 90;
1899, 80; 1900, 30; 1901, "a, 1909, 20;
1904, 45; 1905, So; 1906, a. The av.
erage for sixteen years IL so 11-ie.
These figures are from thermometer
which registers very close TO the gov
ernincnt thermometer at Northfeld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-26
Reports Gov. Curry Of Island
of Samar
REPORT OF RECENT BATTLE
Half Of Constabulary Killed, but Gained
Magnificent victoryv-War Of
determination Against
Eugitives.

Manila, March 26.---An official report
has been received today from Governor
Curry of Sanlnr, recounting the recent
engagement with the Pliluianes at Mag
taon. This news puts qrietus to the
report that he had been killed Curry
says q hard fight occurred, in which
Captain Jones Of the constabulary lost
half his command, but gained magnifi-
cent victory In the fate Of odds. The
natives treacherouslv fired while psr-
ley was going on under a flag Of truce
which they displayed Curry has sent
for federal troops and will begin a war
Of extermination against the fugitives.
He reports that Judge Lobiger and the
Americans are safe,
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
viii Issue Bonds.

New York.-According to rumor IN
Wall street, plans have been complet-
ed by the management of the South
ern railway for the issue of a large
blocks of bonds, the proceeds of which
will be utilized for the future I'M
provemnt of the company. Arrange
ments are in process of completion
with the banking house of J. P. Nor
gan & Co., for the fotation of the
bond issue.
While no definite amount was men
toned in official circles, it is stated
that the issue will be in excess of $780,
100000, part of which will be sold
Immediately for improvement work
and additions. The only authora-
tive statement made on the matter
was that the management proposed
proposed providing for the future and
would ask the stockholders to approve
a comprehensive bond issue for that
purpose.
The sale of the bonds win provide
money for contemplated extensions
and to take care of the increasing
business Of the company. 1t is stat
ed that the bonds are not to be IS
sued for the acquisition of new prop
ertv or new lines.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
HOCH WILL HANG.
Looks Like Chicago's "Bluebeard'
Will Have to Swing Off.


Springfield, H., Feb. 11.-Johann
Hoch, the "Chicago Bluebeard," +" will
hang in Chicago for the murder of his
wife on Friday, February %. The H.
linois Supreme Court today denied
the petition for a rehearing of the
case, and the matter is settled as far
as the ruling of the court is concerned.
1t is probable that attorneys repre-
senting the condemned man will again
take up the case with Governor De-
neen and attempt to secure a commu-
tation of the sentence before the State
Board of Pardons.
Hoch was tried before jury in the
Cook County Criminal Court several
months ago, and a verdict of guilty
was returned. Hoeh was sentenced to
death and his attorneys asked for a
hearing before the State Board Of Par
dons, which was allowed.
In the meantime, Governor De.
neen granted respite, and in their
recommendations to the Governor the
State Board said that it would be just
to grant Hoch a stay Of sentence until
the Supreme Court would hand down
decision.
AT the last session of the court
the judgment of the Cook County
Criminal Court was confirmed, and a
.sho-t time later a petion for rehear-
ing was fled In disposing of the case
today no opinion was given, but atten-
ton was called to tbs former decision,
which will stqnd.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
HERE'S WHERE MILK GOES UP.

Berlin, Feb. 11.-Professor Emil
Won Behring, the discoverer of the
dil,htheria serum, addressing the Ger
man Agricultural Council, announce
ed his determination to adhere to the
resolution which he promulgated IN
Paris, of keeping his tuberculosis rem
-edv secret till autumn.
The professor discussed lengthily
the method Of preventing consump-
ton by immunizing milch COWS. The
aim is to secure milk having immuniz-
ing properties. He claims to have ap-
proximately solved this problem.
Cows are treated when very young
with a fluid, which Professor Behring
calls tuberoulase. 1t is injected un-
der the skin of the young cows re-
peatedly for two to four weeks. The
remedy at first was very costly, be-
cause it was almost impossible to pre-
serve-at in good condition, but
method has recently been discovered
by which it can be preserved satisfac-
torily and at a moderate cost.
Professor Behring also tested cows
which showed a virulent type Of tu-
berculosis in their milk, but the bacil-
Ii disappeared after several weeks
treatment. His theory is that chill
dren fed on milk from COWS rendered
immune through his treatment become
themselves immune.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
Plan to Make River Navigable.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. "a monster
convention, to include all the Gov
ernors, United States Senator's, Con-
gressmen and representatives of the
great commercial interests in the
Mississippi Valley, is being arranged
under the auspices of the Business
Mems League, to crystalize senti-
ment and developments for the i'm
provement of the Mississippi River.
Recommendation will be made at
this meeting for the immediate appro-
priatlon of $20,OOO,0O0 by Congress,
to be used in deepening the channel
of the Mississippi between st. Louis
and Cairo, ILL.,, distance Of about
$50 miles. Replies received from the
Governors of many States to the let
ters sent out declare that if the prop
er effort is forthcoming Congress may
be induced to start at once the great
work of Transforming the Father of
Waters into great oceanic water
way.
In view Of the fact that the Legis-
latures of several States in the Miss
issippi Valley are now in session, the
convention will be deferred probably
until the summer or fall Of this year.
w. F. Saunders, Secretary of the
Business Mems League, said that
assurance of support had been re-
ceived from every State in the Miss
issippi Valley,
cit is probable that we will not be
able to do anything until the present
session of Congress adjourns, said
Mr.. Saunders. "But when Congress
reconvenes in December our plan of
campaign will be thoroughly organ
led.
1t is understood that the States bor-
dering the lower part of the river
will lend their assistance.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Louisville, KY, Feb. 11-Under
the caption "Thick Political Weatn-
er," Henry Wattersoo discusses Bry-
an and Hearst, The possibility of a
third term for Roosevelt and the gen
eral political situation. Mr.. Waiter
son says, in part:
"That Hearst and Bryan united
can and will control the next Nation
al Democratic Convention may be as
sumed without much stretch of con-
lecture or fancy.
"What might happen if they should
play at cross purposes is quite an
other matter. The talk of Roose-
welt for a third term is ominous for
the Republicans. Two things may be
conjectured-Teddy for a third term
and the nomination and election of
Hearst for Governor Of New York
In either event the country is face to
face with a revolution.
"To escape the deluge on the one
hand, TO cleanse the Augean stables
on the other-nast it be a choice be-
tween Roosevelt and the Msxicaniza-
ton Of the presidency and Hearst sup
ported by wild horde Of the diseon-
tented, preaching the gospel Of
through liquefaction Of all things sol
id and their recreation on lines which
conservatives think will call social
istic and ruinousg
"The republican party you know has
grown so strong that it thinks it owns
the earth and has measurably lost
the fear of God. The people seem al
length ripe for clean sweep, out
they must be united on some fighting
line and under some adequate leader
who we may make sure will not be a
conservative.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
NO. "a
--~@
Complain If Bad Treatment.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE brutal treat
ment Of girls who we're placed in un-
desirable homes, ceaseless quarreling
among the officers and ineompetent
management, were testified to at the
investigation of the Illinois Industrial
School at Evanston.
w. H. Beekman, former director
Of the school, testified that the man
agement was characterized by gross
inefficiency, and that present condl-
tions there were intolerable.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, pro-
baton officer, told Of the case of Bir-
die Jones, who was placed in fam
ily where she was cruelty beaten. One
day her wrist was broken by her IN
human custodians. The case was
brought to the attention of Judge
Tuthill, who caused her to be return
ed to the school.
Another case cited by Mrs. McDon-
aid was that of Birdie White. She
was placed with a family at Fifty
9th street and jefferson avenue. She
was struck upon the head and ears,
the result being partial deafness.
consequently she was returned to the
school.
Mrs. Ada Glassball, daughter OF
Mrs. Woodward, former president OF
the institution, and Mrs. D. w. Rich
ardson, former member of the board,
testified to the mismanagement OF the
institution.
Mrs. Woodward admitted that she
had taken two girls from the school
into her home and in return for house,
work she paid them so cents week
each and furnished them with cloth
ing. One Of these girls resides with
her now.
The witness said that when she was
president of the home she was contin-
ually blocked by the trustees, who
we're averse TO industrial training,
they being compelled to bake bread
"sixty loaves at a time and to scrub
floors by the acre." The investiga-
ton will be resumed tomorrow.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
REYOLUTIONIST AND
BLACK HUNDRED
WAR rs NOW BEING WAGED
BETWEEN FIGHTING POWERS.
BOMBS AMONG THE WORKMEN
Aides Threw Bombs Among Assem-
blages of Workmen and Then Fired
on Panic Stricken Inmates of Cab
met.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE war
between the "fghting organizations"
Of the revolutionists and the so-called
'black hundred" assumed new
phase when q band of reds surround
ID the Cabaret Schulusselberg- Chauze
pn the bank of the Nevsky river above
The city, and threw a bomb among an
assemblage of workmen. The reds
then opened fire on the panic-stricken
inmates of the cabaret, killing two
md seriously wounding eighteen of
which the latter one died while being
taken to the hospital.
Military detachments which are
constantly patrolling the turbulent
Iuburbs hurried to the scene, reinforc-
I'd by dragons of police, and threw a
tordon around the district. Most of
The revolutionists made off at the ap-
proach of the troops, but few bolder
spirits remained and offered a desul-
Tory resistance. Wholesale arrests
we're made.
Three employees of the Putiloff
works, belonging to the "party of ae-
i've struggle against revolution by
anarchy" the so-called "Black Hun
Hred," were surprised and killed
by 4 party of revolutionary workmen.
They were accused of furnishing the
police with lists of revolutionary
workmen and with assisting in max
Ing arrests.
he terrorists' campaign has been
vigorously prosecuted in the provin-
ees of late. From two to ten attempts
on the lives of officials and police
are reported daily.
The disclosure regarding the impor-
tation of arms into Finland have been
followed by the revelation that arms
In large quantities have been openly
reported through the customs houses
at Reval and other Baltic ports and
forwarded to Moscow and other places
In the interior.
The bureaucratic official at Reval
declared in his justification that the
law only prohibited the importation
of military rifles of the Russian pat
tern and said nothing about consign-
ments of Mausers of the French and
Belgian types which are now being
confscated. Guards have been placed
on the island of Nargen, where sus-
picious ships have been observed.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Oklahoma City, Ok, Feb. n.-Dr.
a. T. G. Childress, the physician who
Us attending Miss Agnes "Bossie"
Mulhan, stated at $50 this evening
that his patients condition is not as
favorable as it was this morning, al
though there is a marked improve
ment over yesterday
Acute jaundice and gastritis caused
extreme nausea. Miss Mulhall has
taken no nourishment for ten days.
DIR. J. A. Ryan, of Oklahoma City,
was called to Mulhall yesterday to
hold consultation with the attend
ing physician. DR.. Childress's bulle-
tin tonight is as follows:
Bessie Mulhall has been in
comatose condition since l 80 p. m.
Her wonderful nerve and outdoor life
give her a great chance for recovery.
No change IN her condition in twenty
four hours. There is one chance for
her life in twenty. The patient real
les her condition when conscious.
-Four a. m. tomorrow will determine
the outcome.
doctor CHILDRESS. -
Miss Agnes Mulvihill is the eldest
daughter of Col. Zach Mulhall, the
Oklahoma ranchman. Miss Mulhall is
essentially creature Of out of doors.
Her pets are among the "cow po-
nies' of the ranch, the fercest of
which she rides without difficulty.
She gave an exhibition of -roping
and tieing steers at the st. Louis Ex-
hibition, and was the guest Of the
most fashionable people in the city.
She is personal and favored friend
of Miss Alice Roosevelt, Col. Mulhall
having been under Col. Roosevelt in
the San Juan campaign.
Miss Mulhall's present illness is
due to injuries she received few
weeks ago when a pony she was riding
reared and fell backwards upon her.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
Enemy of Tainted Money.

Jacksonville, H. William ]. Bryan
writing from Hong Kong, has sent
his resignation as trustee of the Illi-
nois College. and at length declared
that he would not serve school where
the board of trustees were in favor of
accepting funds from Carnegie or
other trust magnates who are attempt
ing to subsidize the colleges of Amer
lea to prevent teaching Of economic
truth.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Houston, Tex Charles A. Clap
part shot and killed his brother-in-
law, Ernest ]. Bannerman of Austin.
Bennerman some time ago fled suit
for divorce. and Clappart went to
the home of his wife's sister and
found Bannerman, whose home is at
Austin in the dining room with Mrs.
Clappart. Clappart fred one bullet
through the heart Of Bannerman, and
went to the police station and sur
rendered. Mrs. Clappart was later
taken into custody, and bottle Of
bromide was taken from her. She is
on the verge OF a collapse.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
tainted Through Fright.

Chicago. Thomas Nolan, believing
that he had carried out his intention
of taking the life of Mrs. Jane Nc
Carthy, turned his revolver on him
self and committed suicide. Nolan
ran into the woman's house at Thir-
ty-ffth street and Auburn avenue
with revolver in his hand. She fled
through the house with Nolan in hot
pursuit. He fred one shot and the
woman tainted through fright. No
Ian, thinking her dead, shot himself.
The woman was not injured
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
Protestants Protest.

London anticipated protest
against the marriage of Princess Ena
of Battenburg to King Alfonso Of
Spain have commenced with a petit
tion Of the imperial Protestant feder-
alton appealing to King Edward to
withhold his consent. The federation
which has a large membership, de-
clares that the proposed marriage has
caused the deepest sorrow and distress
To Drotestant
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
To RTsoRT TO PRAYER.

Chicago. H., Feb. 11.-Unless Dow
;e,s financial managers can borrow
10000 with which to redeem out
standing coupons Zion City's elabo-
rate system Of parochial schools, rang
ING In scope from kindergarten to col
leee must close. Superintendent
Rrassfeld visited the school and urged
the students to abandon all social ac-
tivities and pray for success Of lne
loan.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Washington. The official report of
the accident on the Southern railway
at Greensboro, N. G., received at the
offices Of the company in This city,
states that fonr employees We're killed
as follows: Owen NorvelL engineer
rain No. "a; Yard Engineer Sellers,
Yard Conductor Newman, Fireman
johnson.
Fireman Sparger, Of train No. "a,
was on the switch engine was badly
injured
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
Attempt to Kill Chouknin.

st. Petersbnrg.-Vice Admiral
Chouknin, commander of the Black
Sea fleet, was wounded by a woman
who attacked him in his office. A
sentry rushed to the admiral's assis-
tauce, and shot the woman dead. No
statement has been issued relative to
the extent of Admiral Chouknin's 5 in
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
WRECK PROVIDES BEER.

South McAllister, I. T., Feb. IL
A car of st. Louis beer consigned to
Waco, Tex, was wrecked at McAllis-
ter last night Although McAllister
is in a prohibition country, the ma
ior portion of the contents of the
car was carried away and consumed
before officers could be summoned to
take charge.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Minneapolis, Minn.-All the judges
in Minneapolis will henceforth scorn
railroad passes. A movement started
recently by the district bench of Hen
nepin county has resulted in all the
judges sending back their RAILROAD
annual passes.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Columbus, O.-Gov. Pattison sign
ed the Freiner two-cent fare bill, and
it is now law The law provides
that two cents per mile shall be the
maximum rate charged in Ohio for
transporting passengers al distances
la excess of five miles. The law be-
comes effective in thirty days.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Senator Tillman presented a letter
from the governor Of West Virginia
charging that the Pennsylvania rail-
road company controls all the trunk
lines in that state.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Berlin.-It is understood that $751;
100000 worth of four per cent refund
ing mortgage bonds of the Southern
Pacific railway shortly will be put in
circulation on the Berlin Bourse.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

The House Committe on Foreign
Affairs appointed a subcommittee to
investigate charges against w B.
sorsby, United States Minister to Bo-
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16
Big Russian Lottery Loan.

st. Petersburg The Russ says that
the government is preparing to issue
an international lottery loan of $780,
100000.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

The tobacco industry in the Philli-
pines was discussed by Secretary
Taft before the Senate Committee on
the Philippines.
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

Devoted to the Industrial, Commercial and ASrcul.
tural Development Of the Wonderful Resources sf
the State Items Of Interest from all quarters
By H. Z. BLAKESLEE, Jackson. Mss
Greene County herald., 1906-02-16

The monied men of Belzoni ap-
preciate the necessity of a cotton COM
press, and have organized a company
to build one. Belzoni is in the center
of orc of the greatest cotton produc-
inc sections of the State. and there is
every reason why the enterprise
should be success.
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