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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-10
Answer to argument. "

MIR Editor; Would YOU please print
~ soon Az You find Ii convenient III
Che colrihns Of your paper the date OH
which Mary Rogers was hung and obiige,
yours,
Argument
MARY Rogers was hanged on Decem
Der 8, 1905. Ed.I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-10
KILLED I'm FIGHT.
Is Belief Concerning Man Found at
Balford, NJ. j.

New York July TO- The iifting Of
the body ~ Young man floating ln
the bay on BefofI, y 3, yesterday has
greatly pnystiie1 The police Of Red
Bank Detectives who were set 70 work
Oh the ease said last night that there
was reason 10 believe the man may have
been klNd ii a liglt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-10
BURLINGTON BEAT
OTTAWA IA To |
The Canadians Played Poor Game in
the Field and Couldn't Bat Hatch
Safely.
Safely.

Burlington, July H. Burlington won
from Ottawa yesterday with ridiculous
ease, the score being IA to /. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

was chartered under the laws of
Thu state and has had quarters n
Richmond, and has charge OF The
negro exhibit ut the Jamestown ex
position.
The meeting will be presided over
by Colonel Marquis Jones, president
of the board OF aldermen. Gllns
B. Jackson. director general of the
Negro Development Company will
speak, and others of the boarl of
directors from Richmond will he
present.
The following gentlemen connected
with the Jamestown Exposition Com
rany will he present: Judge r J..
Rarham. Hon L. 7. stearns, City
Treasurer ]. NJ. Curtis. City Sergeant
NIilstead. Or, A. c. Jones and A. f.
Burcher.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

years died at the st. James hospital
last night at 1880 o'clock, after an i'll
ness four weeks from paralysis. Miss
Warren was the last of her genera
ton. She-w daughter OF Dr.. M.
s. Warren. of Warrington, James City
county. where Miss Warren lived dur
ing here entire life Deceased was
an aunt to Mr.. Richard Walker. Of
this city The funeral arrangements
have not been completed. Interment
VIII be In the family burying ground
III James City county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
w. II. V. Eames Dead.

Mr.. Z. a Cooke has returned from
Richmond, where he was called by
The death of Mi. W. H. Y. Games,
of Rocky Mount, N c.. who died 1T
the Richmond Memorial hospital.
Mr.. Eames was at one time in the
employ Of Mr. M. II Lash. of this
city and was. at the time of his death.
travelling salesman for Baltimore
iirm. The body was shipped to
Rocky Mount fer interment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
MASS meeting FOR The
NEGRO Development COMPANY
Prominent Citizens to Participate in
Gathering to be Conducted by -.
Commissioner w. 3. Clark.

N. B. Clark, commissioner of the
Negro Development Company of the
United States of America will con-
duct mass meeting next Thursday
evening at s o'clock in the Columbian
Opera House, for the purpose Of in.
teresting the people of this locality
in the purchase of stock and in hav.
ing creditable exhibit showing forth
the progress and proficiency of the
negro in all lines of industry that
have been open to him since he has
been in this country
The negro development company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
ndria. Va. during the first week

andria, Va. during the first week in
June:
Fred Ryan, +. n. Abrams, l.. "A.
Hall aud j. 3. Clinedinst.
The local delegates will make spn-
cial effort To have the Federation
meet next June at the jamestown Ex-
position. Norfolk Hampton and
Richmond unions have promised to
help the local delegates In securing
The convention for that place in 1907.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
Death Of an Infant.

Margaret lncz Burgvall, aged one
year and day. died yesterday at the
home of her parents on Raleigh ave.
nue., Elizabeth City county. Funeral
services will be conducted at the res.
idence this afternoon at o'clock nv
Rev. f.. a. Shenk. The body will
be Inferred at Greenlawn cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
DELEGATES TO s. F. rs

Local Central Labor Union Names Its
representatives.
The Central Labor Union has elect
ed the following delegates to the Vir.
einia State Federation of Labor con.
vention, which is to be held at Alex
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

and tie Ola Point colles2 ,.am onxt
Thursday. Arrangements arr lcius
made for games with teams from ST.
Mary's Academy, Norfolk ana st
Paul's Academ9, Tor, snoi.h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
! ST. vINcENT's BOYS WIN.
Defeats Administered to "Newtown
Athletic Club" Ball PLAYERS.


Athletic Club" Ball Players.
The ST. vincent's Academy boys
defeated the "Newtown Athletic
Club" base ball players yesterday
by q score of IL to >.
The personnel of the teams fol-
lows
Academy:
Dursen, c.. Roth, p; ]. Regau
tCapt.), b.; Murphy, s. s.. Lazarich
2 b.; F. Regan. 5 b.; Guards, c. T..
schliecher, r, f.; Fay |, f.
Athletic Club
Mortar, g; Burcher, p. rhom's.
! b Hutchens, $; Pnryear, . b.;
Vaughan, 3 b.; Rene, : e. shan
aoster, u E; Miles, |. f.
The Academy will play the North
I'll" Athletic Clup TUESDAY afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

Mr.. Iona Barclay is confined to mis-
room with illness He is threatened
with typhoid fever.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

The cereal exports from this pert
for the week ending yesterclv were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22


trade because with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

ohng
10y dony
make
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05
Bloomington Fair Next Week.

The Blake's Prairie Fair will be held
at Bloomington next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Sept. y, IL, IL.
The management IS making unusual
efforts this year to attract business,
several star attractions have been Sc
cured.
On Thursday, at 1870 a. NJ, Carrie
Ma ion, Of Ratchet fame, will be an at
traction. She will make speech IN
the amphitheatre and exhibit her
Ratchet. False reports having been
circulated that Mrs. Nation is not to
appear. 1t is proper to state that any
one in doubt as to the genuineness OF
this attraction, can see her signed
contract with the society at the Bloom
ington Record office. The manage
ment has always presented attrac-
tions as advertised, and an honorable
forty years record entities the society
to the confidence of the public.
Thursday afternoon there VIII oe
green race, purse 500; a 2:45 trot,purse
$500; a 2:35 pace, purse $500: haid-
mile run ana repeat,purse 500; halI-
mile foot race, purse S15; IOO.yard
dash, purse SIS. and a l0-year old BOYS
race, purse So.
There will be a balloon ascension oy
Prof. Dockstader. the daring aerohaut'
and numerous other attractions.
Friday morning at 1890 Sherourh
NJ. Becker, the eloquent young mayor
Of Milwaukee, will deliver an address
on THE Young Man in Politics.
Mayor Becker is now making speak
ing tour of the United States.
In the afternoon there will be a
green pace, purse 81oO; a 2:29 trot'
purse $500; 2:18 pace, purse $500;
3 mile run and repeat, purse 500; a
township relay foot race, purse 500;
220yard foot race, purse SO, and Il
year-old boys race, purse SO.
The entries in all these contests OF
speed promise the best sport ever seen
in this vicinity.
Prof. Dockstader will make another
balloon ascension Friday afternoon.
The Bloomington Band Of twenty
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05
Notice

The Cemetery Association will
serve lunch as usual at the Grant
county fair at their old location on
the fair grounds. Those living SO
far out, that the committee cannot
reach them, and who wish to con-
tribute please notify any one of the
following members Of the commit
tee. MISS SCHREINER,
Mrs TENANT,
Mrs. FRoTHINGHAM,
Mrs MCGonigal,
Mrs. Jos. BENNETT,
Mrs. JNO. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05
musicians will furnish special new mU-

musicians will furnish special new mU-
sic for the occasion.
As the entries in the several depart
ments are free, splendid exhibit is
promised.
There will be plenty of pure water
on the grounds, and meals can be Sc
cured at nominal price.
Bring all your family to the fair and
enjoy visit with relatives and friends.
You will be thoroughly entertained
every hour of the day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05
PERSONAL.

Lord John Russell created a curious
precedent when he gave way to tears
owing to the postpoRement Of the
British reform bilT' seventy-fve years
ago.
Fremont Morse and r. Netland. in
charge Of the Alaskan boundary emo
mission, have left for Yakubat bay.
where each with party Of nine men
will survey strip Of the boundary.
Walter Graham Blackie Of BIackie
& Sons, the Scottish publishers, died
the other Gay at the age or 81. Be
sides Latin and Greek he read Ger
man. italian, French, Spanish, Dutch,
and Morse.
Justice Phillimon is the only judge
on the English bench who can boast
Of being ambideXtrous, and it is said
to be curious to watch him taking
notes in court, using his pen first in
one hand and then the other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05

Two ancient earthenware crooks,
containing bronze and silver coins Of
the Roman period, have been dug up
in Crowley wood. England.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05
Local JOttingS.

cagO for a visit.
Guy William s is here from Lady
smith for a visit.
Ben McKe1 zie left for Boston
Monday afternoon.
Geo Chase took departure for
Rolfe, Ia, Monday.
Many will tale in the state fair
at Milwaukee next week.
County Clerk Tufiey went to
Marion to vote Yesterday.
Senator Tillman will be in Lar
caster for a lecture Sept. 18th.
H ar ''Pitchfork Tillman" on
the 18th at Reeds opera house.
The Soldiers and Sailors Relief
committee held regular meeting
Monday.
Miss Nola Miller of Richiand
Center has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Collins.
The Iowa county fair is on at
Dodgeville this week and q good at
tendance IS promised.
"A lady's grey jacket, found near
the Walton studio has been left at
this office for the owner.
Miss Eta Kinsman and Miss
Robinson Of Platteville were callers
at the Hatch home Friday.
Bloomington annually sends a
large delegation to the county fair
let's do likewise next week.
On account Indictment weather
Joe Wright postponed his horse sale
until next Saturday. See adv.
Mrs. Louis Sapiro and children
of Richland Center were guests of
Sam Levin and wife over Sunday.
Mr.. J. B. Chapman Of Kenosha
visited at the home of his sister
Mrs. Henry AlcOrn the past week.
The oyster season is with us
again and the young men are sorry
for oysters cost more than ice cream
OF soda.
Wilbur Frost is off for a vaca-
ton, will visit his parents at Mather
and take in the state fair before re
turning.
Miss Olga Tanch, an expert
enced trimmer Of Chicago, has been
engaged by Thanhouser's for the
fall season.
Henry Alcorn has disposed of
his home in the fourth ward and
purchased the Lou Heberllne house
in the first ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. aatch at
tended the Darlington fair Thurs
day and saw their black cattle win
IL blues and reds.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will hold their annual thank
offering meeting at the church par
lors Friday at 3 p. M.
The Dressmakers' association
will meet with Mrs. Mitchell Satur-
day evening. Members will please
al Ike plans to be present.
You don't see the children with
tie old-fashioned slate and pencil
any more-now its the tablet and
lead pencil that's required.
That the Herald IS the best adj
vertIsing medium in the county is
demonstrated by the manner in
which it is patronized twice each
week.
The defeated candidates are not
the only ones who feel bad. Young
America compelled to return to
school duties Monday are also com
planning.
This country imported $40, 600,
zoe worth of diamonds last year,
and if you didn't get about fifty
cents worth you simply failed to
get your share.
1t does not take a very INTEL
igent person to know that the
women who roll up their sleeves at
home, are not the ones who come
down town with them rolled up.
In a nearby town a lodge passed
the usual resolution in token of a
deceased member in which it was
stated that the lodge lost g good
member, the wife a dutiful hus-
band, the editor three years sub
scription and Shaers Onk Sawbuck a
good customer.
"A young Lancaster husband re
Gently gave his wife a neat little
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05

Both steel and gold pens are ap-
parently doomed. DR.. Werner Won
Bolton delivered before the Electric
Technical association, in Berlin, the
other day, an address, in which ne de-
cribed the new metal tantalite, which
is so hard that a diamond drill makes
no impression on it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05

LOST some where between the
fourth ward and town; a string OF
gold beads with locket attached.
Finder please leave at the Herald
Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05

WANTED.-A boy to learn print
ing trade at Herald Office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
HE KILLED A WOMAN
.ou WALTERS, A WHITE MAN, SHOT
 NEaHEss.
sr~...ax Oeenrrea on Brewer Place Seven Miles From Cfty--Mur- axrer Successfully EIudes the
 0naceras

fDfck Lee. an aged negro. who lives c,s inc plantation of Col Willis Brewer. senen miles from Montgomery. on the Hayneville road, came to town yes terday morning and swore out war rant before Justice B. c. Young, eharg- ing Joe Walters, a white man. with the murder of Lillle Love, the daughter 9f Lee.
 The wamen was shot to death by Walters at q late hour Wednesday night, and Walters escaped. The shoot ing occurred near Mount Moriah. a ne gro church on the Hayneviile road.
 It appears from what Lee said to Jus- flee Young, that Walters had quarreled with the woman Walters Is tenant on the plantation of s< M. Hobbie. sev- eral miles distant from the hone of the Love woman, who was Q tenant on the place of Colonel Brewer Walters. ac- cording to Lee. went to the home of the woman, and with double barreled shot gun opened fire upon her. Killing her almost instantly.
 As soon as the murder was reported to the county jail, Sheriff W. R. Waller drove to the neighhorhood of the trag- edy, where he spent all Of yesterday. Walters had disappeared and the sher- if did not find trace of his where abouts.
 When sheriff Waller returned to Mont romery yesterday evening, he express ed the hope that Walters would be captured soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
RULE NIsI IS IssUED.
Judge weaver to Appear Before su-
 ureme Court November 15.


 preme Court November 15.
 General R. F. Ligon. Clerk of the Su- prerne Court yesterday formally issued the rule nlsi. ordered by Chief Jus tice s. D. Weakley of the Alabama su- preme Court, to Judge Samuel J. Weaver, of the Criminal Court. Bir- mingham, calling upon the magistrate to show reason why he should not De restrained for further interfering with the case of John Williams. the slay- CT of late Senator Robert l.. Hipp. whose execution was stayed by that officials action.
 The writ was made returnable No- vember IS, when Judge Weaver Will appear before the higher tribunal to argue his case.
 The action of the inferior court. Judge in the case of Williams. 1t will be remembered. created sensation over the entire State at the time of its occurrence. Williams was sentenced to be hanged July 27 The night be- fore the execution was to have taken place, Judge Weaver granted hear ing on petition for writ of habeas corpus ito Williams lawyers. The hearing was not concluded until sew eraI days after the date set for hang ing by the Supreme Court.
 Application has since been made for jury trial to determine the sanity |tof Williams. who. his lawyers claim, has become insane during his impris- onment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
FREE MAIL SERVICE.
Troy Is To Have Regular DeIivery of
 Postage.

Troy Is To Have Regular DetiVefy OK
 Postage.
 Troy. Sept. ts-- (sreciat)--Post of- fee Inspector J. H. Irving has been in the city several days looking into the preliminaries for establishing free mall delivery in Troy.
 He has located the oity collection boxes and will divide the town up into sections for mail carriers. There Will be not less than three carriers to start with. Examinations will be held for the city mall carriers here very soon and 1t is thought that everything Will be in readiness for the free delivery to eo into operation within sixty days.
 Troy Is growing rapidly and could grow faster if houses could be built rapidly enough to accommodate all who desire to locate here number of good citizens, who wished to locate here this fall, have had to seek homes In other towns on account of being unable to secure houses.
 Cotton is coming in very slowly. most of the farmers who are able to hold their cotton are holding for better prices There will be very little over 4 half crop of cotton made in this im- mediate section. The corn crop Is un- usually good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
FIRE APPARATUS
TRUCK AND WAGON RECEIVED
 FROM FACTORY.
They Are to be Used at the New Sta- tiOns---A Change at Five P0ints
 HOuse.

A new fire truck and a combination hose wagon and chemical engine, to be used by the fire department. were received in Montgomery yesterday morning over the Western Railway of Alabama.
 The new apparatus was unIoaded in the Wesstern Railway yards yesterday afternoon by force of firennen From the Madison Avenue station ana the equipment was placed at the Maaison Avenue headquarters for the night.
 The truck is a small affair and Is known as a city truck. not requiring a tillerman for it's use. It Is intended to place the apparatus at the propos~d' fire station in South Montgomery. but as vet no steps have been taken to- ward the erection of an engine hotise in that part of tfs city. Ii Is. how ever. believed the truck will answer aii purposes for fire fighting In the vfcinity for which it is intended.
 Tine combination wagon Is intended for the prospective Highland Park station which also has not been built. although site has been purchased for the station.
 The apparatus was ordered from the Seaerave Company Of Columbus. ono, last February. and cost s2's5o. Both wagons are painted A maroon color and finished In fancy gilt trimmings
 representative of the company IS exnected here in a day or two when hs will make a test of the chemical engine and deliver the apparatus ae- eordInn to the specifications required.
 with the additional fire apparatus, the new equipment ordered by the city of Montgomery sometime ago IS enc fireiv cfYnpIete. A few weeks ago handsome Are engine was received and nlaoed at the Scott street station and two instaliments of new hose have also been received.
 ff will be r6caIied that the cold Scott street engine was removed 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

the North Montgomery engine house. where 1t has been in storage. Mayor Teague said yesterday that he ex- poets to authorize the engine to be commissioned in North Montgomery on October l.
 The equipment received yesterday will remain at the Madison Avenue station a day or two and 1t is then contemplated removing 1t to North Montgomery for storage until the sta- tions In South Montgomery and Hish- land Park have been erected.
 Mayor TeaEue yesterday received. through Fire Chief Br0wder. the resig- nation of A. PhillIpi, member of the Five Points station. He authorized the chfef 10 appoint Sam Mann to Ducceed fine resiEned fireman. Mann will be appointed as soon as he stands his physical examination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
roRT DEPOSIT mon SCHOOL.
Justification Opens With Unusually
 Bright Prospects.

xnstftution Opens With Unusually
 Bright Prospects.
 Fort Deposit Sept. 13.--(Special.)- )-- The Fort Deposit High School, which Is the pride of the town. opened it's ninth session September 8. A large number of patrons and friends of the school attended the opening exercises and were highly entertained by a practical talk from the principal, Prof. J. F. Collins, The school opens this session with umcommonly bright pros- poets, and would be an honor to a town much larger than Fort Deposit. The following is the beard of teachers for the present term: Prof. J. F. CoI- Iins, principal; Misses Newton, coss. stearns and Coleman and Mrs. J. B. Farior The music class is under the supervision of Misses Carleton and Ward.
 The Fort Deposit warehouse, which is being built by q stock company, of the merchants ana business men of the town, is nearing completion, and will be one or the largest and most sub- stantial warehouses; between Mont gomery and Mobile, The city is putt ting in electric lights. The machinery is being placed on the ground. and will soon be in operation. Several new residences are being erected in town, and every carpenter and paint CT that can be had is busy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
BLAKnY DiscoNTrNUns CAR.
City Electrician Condemns street Rail-
 way Rolling Stock

way Rolling Stock
 Pursuant to a letter received from Mayor Teague B. A. Blakey, City Eiectriciana after an inspection of the rolling atock of the Montgomery Trac- ton comphny. hs ordered one of the street cars discontinued from service.
 Mir Blakey said last night that the car was not unsafe but that iN had some loose parts and made great deal of noise
 The letter of the Mayor to Mir. BIakeF asked of the City Electrician if he was complying with the law which requires an inspection of the street cars at least once every two weeks. The Mayor pointed 10 the fact that some of the cars were in bad condi- ton and probably unsafe.
 Mir. Blaxey said last night that he has been complying with the ordi- nance as best he could under the cir cumstances and, as soon as the Trac- ton Company moves into its new car barn he expects to execute the ordi- nance in detail. Some or the cars now being run by the Company, he said. are d little noisy, but none is unsafe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
Didn,t Amend Charter.

Buffalo. Sept 1s.--An attempt tu amend the constitution of the rup9cv- ed Order of Red Men to exclude h~ quor dealers saloon keepers and pro- fessionai gamblers from the 0rder made at Niagara Falls yesterday where the Great Coupcil of the orgarixa1lon was In session was unsuccessful AZ two-thlrds vote was necessary to tha adoption of the amendment. The xot0 on the proposition stood: Ayas. e0s Nayes. SA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

T. washington, President of the Tus- kegee Normal Institute. A program has been arranged for the benefit Of the negro race.
 work Is soon to commence at the Fair Grounds on the Administration Building in which the officers of the Association will be located. This structure when completed will be one of the handsomest buildings on the ground. Nearly all the material for it's construction has been donated for the purpose by different building firms. It will be of pressed brick. The partitions will be of asbestos, while the roof will be of tiling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
EXPENSES OF euNNELs.
Iomince for superintendent of Eduea-

Nominee for Superintendent of Educa-
 tfen Files Account.
 Hon Harry c. -Gunnels. Democratic nominee for. State Superintendent Of Education yesterday filed his account of campaign expenses incurred prior to the primary of August t7. with the Secretary of State. According to the account, Mir Gunnels, who had no op- position in his candidacy. spent sg10 during the campaign period. The highest items on the list were for raii<' road fare and hotel bills, $50, and for. postage and printing s75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

ties of the office. at the Atlantic Coast Line Freight and Passenger office at the New Exchange Hotel. Mr.p Meyers was, prior to his coming 10 Montgom- cry Travelingk Passenger Agent at sa- yannah, for the Atlantic Coast Line.
 | H. Ketner, Commercial Agent of the seaboard Air Line Railway has returned from a vacation trip to the North.