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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
Russia Will Respect Lawful
Opposition
ASTONISHING
FIGURES
For Ten Days outrages-czar to Appeal
Personally To His 0fficials = The
Mikado Congratulates Stoly-
pin on His Escape

NJ
st, Petersburg. Aug Cd In view d
suggestions il tie foreign press regard
ing the coming policy 81 tie govern.
luents founded Oh rumors current here,
il IL officially stated that it would
be 8 great mistake to suppose that
revolutionary terrorism win be- met bv
terrorism on the part Of the govern
ment, which always viii be able 70
distinguish between legal opposition ard
enenties determined to nullify the law,
whether ny propaganda 81 by passive
resistance. 4 propoganda has its own
means Of struggling, whether through
tie press nr BIZ neesing: hut disturb
aFtees of order viii BE prosecuted sternly
whatever ideas are PROGRESSED The gov.
eminent has sufficient means, the state
nent continues, 81 snppressing Illegal
acts, but suppression III not the only
aim. The first problem being the pFepaTn.
tEon Of bills 70 be presented III parlia-
ment t0T the settlement III pressing
questions IN legal manner The state.
ment concludes AZ follows Reg0ln-
tionaries may try 70 destroy the work
Of the government, bat finally they
must fail, a. the government cannot re.
frain from the faldImeat of reforms
simply because one statesman of anoth-
eF may be replaced
The Liberal papers welcome the state
ment. hat plainly manifest theif4diStrust
of whether the ministry viii he sibla To
master tie situation bs the publication
of the ukase providing for the distribu
tinn of land To the peasants Some of
the papers, however, bail the Announce.
ment as being distinct concession from
the position which the government took
two months ago, when Premier (ioren.
Kin returned y non possHnins to this
demand on the part 81 the parliament.
II Il reported that General Ronnen.
kampf has been appointed successor of
General Skallon, ~ governor Of War.
saw
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
+ PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Conan end Harris have engaged
Frederic de BeIieKille for George If.
cohans aew play Popularity" il
which Thomas W. Ross il to star the
coming season
II ~ pleasing news that Edith Wynns
Matthison IL 70 return to America soon.
The report goes that she will appear
here early Ia the fall IN new play.
There il no more delightful actress lii
America or England than Miss Matthi-
son.
Edward A. Braden announces that
Charlotte Walker win play Constance
Pinckney Iii Louis Evan Shipman's
comedy aOn Parole a play OF the
civil war period. which win open the
season In the National theater. Wash
ington.
Harrison Grey Fiske has engaged
Leonard Shepherd. who last year sup
ported Nine Bertha Kalich IN @Therese
RaquIn," as 4 member of the Manhat-
tan company to support Mrs. Fisxe In
Langdon Mitchen's play, "The New.
York Idea.
NeIIa Webb made her first appear
ance as Daisy in ~Hls Honor the
Mayor at the New York theatre re-
Gently The part was formerly played
by Mabel Hollins. Miss Webb was
warmly welcomed and her two songs
were many times encored
Charles u. Dillingham;. who went to
London to finish arrangements for
Fritzi Scheff's engagement there next
spring, has returned to New York. He
found English managers cordially dis.
posed toward American productions
and all bis stars will be seen In Lon.
don.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
BURIED AS A PAUPER
SHE LEFT ABOUT S4, 500
Contest in Hartford, Conn, Probate
Court Over the Estate Reveals the
Story Of the Hidden
Wealth

Hartford. GU. any DO 4 contest ID
tlie local probate court over the estate
Of Miss Mary tileas has brought cut
the TACT that although buried d town
pa,lper, She was worth $500 The
woman was found in ben room OH John
street last April, after She had been
dead several days Size was washer
woman ~ wears DID, and II was thought
she had no property, and 10 the city
buried her A few days after a search
was made If Her effects and bank books
showing she had S4 500 OH deposit in
Hartford savings banks came to light.
a. soon as these facts became known
Mrs Annie Castles of this city, an ac-
quaintance, filed a claim fer 800 ali
legged to be due her for services. The
claim was rejected. ana Mrs. Castles
has now brought suit against the EN-
tate The heirs to the estate are two
nieces in Springfield, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
FORM GREAT COUNCIL
Vermont Red Men Independent Of Mas
sarhusetts.


ST. Iohnsbnry, Aug. 20 Representa-
lives af the ten tribes Of the Iudepen
dent order Of Red Men, who we're in
session here Monday ana Tuesday, haze
completed their labors and have gone
to their homes.
since the order was FIRST established
Id the state the lodges have been IN
der the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts,
council, but ut a secret session held on
Teusday great council for Vermont
was established and tile following Off
Gers were elected. Great saehem, 4. Y.
Davis Of Springfield: senior sycamore,
e. ID. Carr of ST. Johnsbury; junior
sycamore, Dewitt Davis of Chester;
great chief of records, C r. Spencer Of
BratfIeboro great prophet, X. @. CARL
81 BeeeheFS Falls; great chief of wan
punr, WI. M. Russell 1T Barre: great
Minshewawa. h. b. Honevford Of Hard
nick: great Sannat, NJ. II Lerlnond of
East BafTes great guard Of wigwan, g.
M. SpitzenbeFger Of Bellows Falls
great guard Of forest, q Z. Short Of
Lyndpnsille.
The next great council will he held
at Springfield. September ~.
About asty delegates were present
from BFattleboro, Bellows Falls, Beech
ers Fails, Barre, Chester, East Barre,
Hardsiek, LyndonviiIe, Springfield and
tfsss place
M0nslay evening reception Was ten
dered tile visitors by Algonquin tribe Of
this place. Great Sachem Fl II Connors
of Lynn Mass, spoke on the condition
Of the order. Great Senior Sycamore
Libby u Lowell, Mass, spoke On the
orders CREST future, and Past Grand
Incohonee Andrew II Patton Of Dan
Fers, Mass, spoke of the possible inn
pgoYcnlents in the order
HE secret session was followed BY
banquet al the Avenue house. $, n.
Moore 81 this place was toaStmaster
and responses were given bv the grand
officers IRON Massachusetts and one rep
resensatiye from each Of the ten tribes
0t Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
DIsPENsARy SEEMS BEATEN.
Probable Result Of the Primaries in
South Carolina.


Columbia, !. g, Aug 80 The state
primary election held Tuesday attracted
unusual interest and tbe tote was large.
For governor. Ansel leads by good
majority, with Manning or Blcasc com
ing second. The counties III the upper
part Of the state voted nearly solid for
Ansel and the low counties for Man
ming. For attorney general lyon leads
BY 4 handsome majority, in spite OF
the bitter Eight made by the followers
u tile dispensary, senator Tillman tax
ing the stump himself and canvassinr
the state IN the hope Of iuiurinr the man
VINO has sworn to put stripes on the
grafters. The race fol secretary of state
il close. but MeCown seems To be tho
taseIite, the latest returns giving him
first place. BOYD is certainly chosen
for adiutant general over Haskell, bis
war record as Confederate soldier
standing him IN good stead No cases
OF disorder have been reported and there
Is very little drunkenness. Much HI.
terest has been conferred ii the elections
on account If the growing sentiment
against Iillman aud the dispensaries.
Ansel, Tor governor. Is running on the
local option platform. which accounts
Ter has heavy vote Manning Is dis.
pcnsary candidate and the grogshop
forces seem united on him. Tie return.
en- legislative candidates are slow and
i i hasd To tell whether the next
legislature viii Be for or against the
dispensary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
CAMBRIDGE'S TIME is
SLOWER THAN YANKEES
English Crew Covers the Course on the
Thames in 2o:oe--Disappoint-
ment at Result.

Putney, Eng, Aug s0.- Cambridge
rowed a time trial over the regular
course yesterday IN twenty minutes and
Fix seconds. This Is twenty seconds slow
er than Harsard's time Tuesday, but the
conditions were slightly different.
~ ebb tide and head wind was
what confronted The EngIishmcn when
they went over the distance
Harvard had slight advantage Of a
breeze. but the cambridge crew we're
paced the last half mile BY Leander
crew.
At The start Cambridge pushed the
stroke up to thirty-six and after going
past the mile mark dropped to thirty
one and went back to its former swing.
finishing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
PlTH AND POINT.

An empty purse IS no evidence Of an
empty head.
Too many men so through life with
chips on their shoulders
Nature would be ashamed to try ID
initiate some brands Of art.
After working nari 10 get money Il
man has to work twice as hard to keep
IT.
Few men who make fools or them.
selves can refrain from advertising the
fact
A good memory is one that enables
man to forget the things he doesn't
care 10 recollect.
II a man dIda't make an occasional
mistake his fool friends wouldn't have
occasion to criticise him. Chicago
News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
. HINTS ON PHOTOGRAPHS.

II is unwise TO wear a new dress. II
always falls in awkward folds
Whenever possible II Is money well
spent TO drive TO the photographers.
A feather boa OF lace fichu has a
wonderfully sosteuing effect on the
features.
II You want your picture to have a
caturaI expression, you must forget
Ehere you are.
Generally speaking. the head and
shoulders make Tar prcttier picture
than a full length portrait
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
TENNIS TITLE
FOR CL0THIER
Defeats Champion Wright in Straight
Sets At Newport--Defsnder III
Poor Form

Newport, n. l.. Aug, 30.--'Ihe lawn
tennis championship 81 the United
states in singles was won and lost here
yesterday, when VI. J. Clothier, chal,
longer. defeated Beais G. Wright. defend
er, III straight sets. The new title
holder oyertopped tile former champion
at al stages 81 the play, and won 6s,
o ~, 6 3. The conditions for the chaI.
lenge match were decidedly unfayorable.
There was much moisture ID the at
inosphere and the surface of the court
was Glow and draggy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
NEED s2S.oOO,Ooo YEARLY.
Estimate Being Prepared for Appropria.
tions for Canal.

Washington. Aug 30. No application
has YET been made TO the isthuaian cana
commission for the specifications recent
" issued for the supply IL Chinese coali,
lahor Ton canal construction work On
the isthmus This does not mean how.
ever. that no bids viii be received Ths
commission has had Inquiries for tive
years OF more from about $50 firms
concerning the likelihood Of the employ
meHt of eoolie labor When specifca
tions were issued the commission at once
mailed copies 70 each Of these firms
md anticipated the probable demand.
Estimates for canal appropriation
for 1907 are now IN course Of prepare.
tion NJ The offices u the isthmian canal
commission. Il il said that about s95..
100000 can be expended iudiciously each
year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30

ment of the interior, IN which the ear
asks them all 10 stand by him 1T tbs
risk 81 their lives.
The appeal frankly failing to mimi
rnize the critical condition 81 affairs, re.
quests that al officials IL the empire
remain Al their posts and To show no
sympathy for those who, by their wan
ton disobedience 81 the laws. disregard
the measures We have taken for their
welfare. have forfeited all claims to OH
clemencv and are unworthy to be term.
Ell citizens Of our empire
The appeal IL regarded here as the
most remarkable utterance ever made
public BY the czar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
RoBs LONDON MERCHANTS.
Man Posing az Member of Harvard Crew
Reaps Rich Harvest.

London. Aug. 80. "A well dressed
Young African, posing as ! member Of
the Harvard crew, victimixed west end
tadesmen out ~ several hundred pounds
sterling during the past week. Register.
ing at the large hotels under the name
Of one of The Harvard crew. be would
40 to the stores and order clothes and
other articles 70 he sent 70 tie hotel
where he was stopping. asking that the
bill BE- Forwarded the next day.
In. every case che tradesmen fen into
The trap and the articles were sent.
But when the collectors went fur the
money they we're informed that the
man had left soon after the arrival Of
the parcel. GunmakerS. tailors and 9th.
ers we're among the victims.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30

An excellent cologne may be made
with nalf an ounce or OH Of herga-
mot, quartcr Of an ounce OF oil Of
lemon, half ai ouace Of oil Of orange,
half an ounce q oil Of English layen.
der. half 4 dram Of nerolI aud one
quart OF alcohol shake the bottle
several times a day for four or FIVE
days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
NOAH A BANKRUPT.
Burlington Fruit Merchant Files Petit
tion--owes $500

Burlington. AUG, Ca pa.irion in
inycluatarY bankruptcy was filed 1T the
district conrt clerks Office III t.is city
yesterday by some Of the creditors III
Noah B. Noah. who formerly kept a
fruit stree on Bank street, the sare
having lsen closed BY writ Of attack,
nent some time ago. The creditors Who
ask to have Noah adjudged "a bank
fnpt and u e amounts Of their claims
arc as follows United frnit company,
Boston. Ss853s; Charles Lawrence . Il.
pany. Bsttu. S2g2as; Eugene NJ. Trav-
is and company New York, $4s9.a0
It i also alleged IN the petition that
Noah 80 august and at other times
almitted IL writing that he was bank
nipt AMI ras willing 10 be adlrdaed
siieh, thereby committing an act Of banl z
ruptcy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
CHIEF SANCHEZ CAUGHT.
Escape Of Pulujanes from Leyte Is Now
Cut OFF.

Manila ?. l.. Aug 30.--Word has been
received that native volunteers captured
Armogine- sanchez. chief Of the pulu.
james, IN the province 81 Eeyte, near
BaFbay last Saturday
The escale Of the bandits from Ieytc
has been cut Oh By troops who will
prevent the arrival Of endorsements Of
Puluianes from Samal The situation
i greatly improved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
Hoke Smiths Victory Too Big
to Overcome
ONLY NINE DELEGATES
Appear at State Convention TilIman's
Man Losses ii South carolina-Ohio
Senators Fight for Tndorse-
ment Of Party.

Atlanta, Ca. Aug. SCI The PopHlist
state convention called 70 meet here
Tuesday u nominate y state ticket fail.
ed 70 materialize, only nine delegates
making their appearance. The reason
assigned for the failure Of the consen-
tion il that Hoke Smiths Overwhelming
victory in the Democratic primaries re-
Gently held would make il useless to
put ont candidate against him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
JAPAN AND coREA AGREE.
Island Empire to Build Two Important
Naval Stations.

Toxic. Aug. a0.--Indef an agreement
reached between Japan and Corea, Il is
understood that Chinsaewan and Yong
heung viii be converted into naval sta
tons at an early date. at the expense
of Japan
Clinsaewan i an important strategic
point guarding the entrance Of tbc sea
of Japan, near the I>u islands, while
Yongheung. lying northward Of Won
san. on the east coast Of Corea. will
be valuable base against an attack
on Corea from the north
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
THAwS QUIT PITTsBURG.
For sale Sign Mars Beauty Of PalatiaI
Lyndhurst.

Pittsburg. Ang 80. The Thaws are
to quit Pittsburg forever. The palatial
l.yndhurst, the Thaw home. has been Of
fefed for sale. and other properties 81
the family in this city viii be closed
cut as rapidly As purchasers can hs
secured One place On Brentwood bouI.
eyard has been sold fer $4,000.
Airs William Thaw, mother of Harrs
Kendall Thaw. gives as her reason fol
leaving here that she wishes 10 devote
the rest Of her life to her son. In the
event Of his being sent to an asylum
she will remain near BIN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
4 TEN DAYS BUTCHERS BILL
Astonishing Record Of Murder and VIC
lence in Russia.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 20. The Reich
has compiled the following ten days
butchers bill'' IN Russia, not including
the Caucasus and Finland: Between
August 10 and August 20, policemen,
gcndarmes and soldiers killed while on
police duty, IOl; wounded. ~: private
persons killed aud wounded, POI; crown
spirit shops looted, Ell carried az from
private individuals and firms BY robbers,
826.6st rubles: from government insti-
buttons, i59,962 ruhlcS; and armed a.
sauIts, over f50. The list Il far from
complete, al ii only includes crimes re-
ported By the telegraph
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
GENERAL STRIKE.
Russians Socialists Preparing for Action
in September.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 800 The Social
lists are preparing for general strike in
September
tioy. Skalon, governor Of Warsaw,
who rec niIy was injured by boiab
thrown BY i woman, Il about to BE- re-
placed by General 0rlef. who suppressed
the revolt in Tie Baltic provinces.
The governments 81 Germany. Ans.
tria, France. Great Britain the United
States. Italy. Belgium and Japan have
conveyed e Premier Stolypin their con
CALCULATIONS upon his escape from the
aszassin's bomb and an expression Of
their Indignation ct the outrage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30

South Carolnians are ''weasels, =
sand hilIcrs' ana "rlceblrds,' the
drst an alusion to the thinness Of The
carly natives, the second to their place
Of residence. the third TO common
crop and bird which feeds on It,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
ACCIDENT AT PROCTOR.
Car Loaded With Marble Blocks Main
Track-TTain DELAYED.

Proctor, Aug. 3O- The train from New
York was delayed several hours veg
tefday by a blockade Of the track be.
tween this place and Rutland. A car
loaded with marble became deraiIed. and
blocked the train. II required the great
er part Of the day to remove Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
Trim The Indians To the
Tune Of 6 to 2
A SURPRISE FOR LATTER
DID Not Score Run Until Last Inning
Chick Stahl Appointed ais Man
aser to Succeed Jimmy
Collins.

Boston, Aug. 5o. Tile game between
The CIcyelands and the Bostons began
afteen minutes earlier than usual YER
.egday IL order That the visiting team
might catch their train home
1t was the third game IN the series
5etween the two teams, the Indians lisV-
ing won the other two games, and the
Bostons were determined to play harder
than ever TO down them.
The Maps did not lear defeat at the
hands Of the Pilgrims, as they had found
their games easy ii the other battles
~ Eoped out that the Boztous wouldn't
~ ahle u do II bit better in yes
terday's game than they did III the pre-
sipu@ contests The Pilgrims. woke up,
hoNescr, and proceeded to trim the
Maps to ?. The game was won ii
tie FIRST inning, as has been. the case
ii TIE preceding games 81 the series, a
lat a base On balls, Wild pitch and
ilirce errors giving the Pilgrims a lead
u three runs. Chick Stahl was given
l!e glad hand when lie stepped UP to
bat ii the role Of manager having been
eppointed by President Johnson 70 sue
seed Jimmy Collins, who il under IN
iefnite suspension. The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
RUSSIAN CONSUL SHOT.
a Contractor Attacks Him at Tientsin
China.

Tientsin, China, Aug. 30. The Rus
sian consu! here. NJ. laptew, Was shot
IN the stomach yesterday BY 4 Russian
concession contractor named l.eyiDsky,
who fired four times II the consul and
lit him once The shooting occurred
al the Russian consulate. The would-be
assassin was arrested His victim il in
d dangerous condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
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ii Made by Hood Ii's Good. =
The whoop Of the Chicago @Fan.u
Old ~Lmcle Doe, he's stanaiu pat
We want them flags
There's been some boat, hut what Of
thatg
We want them aagsl
The Russians, they want liberty,
They sAy they'll eight till they get free
But nin't oar boys aplayin'l Gee!
We want then Aags.
There's war in cubas Iet EN- war;
We want them flags
We don't know what they're fghtin
for
We want them ilags
They're sh0utin' loud for Bryan. and
They're boomin' stocks to beat the band
But, gee, the boys are pIaYin' grand
We want them iags.
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From Oregon to Maine. tIey say.
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We want them flags
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Ibe eountrv's up and on tile 60,
ft's mighty fine 10 have II 10
But amt oar seIlers pIayin', thought
Ne want them flags
Chicago Record Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
American League standing.
National League Games Yesterday.

At Brooklyn Brooklyn 4, Boston B.
AT Chicago Chicago 3, Cincinnati i.
At ST. Louis Pittsburg (, ST. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
American League Games Yesterday.

AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia I, Chi.
rago q.
At Boston Boston 8, Cleveland q
AT New York New York 3. st. Lon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
GEAR MAKES APPEAL.
Asks Every Official to Give His Life if
Need Be.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 80. Every off,
cia Of the government Is included in
the appeal issued through the depart
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
FAUsTo cARDozA SLAIN.
Insults General Rego in Front of His
Soldiers.

Rio Dc Janciro, Aug. 30 The federal
forces commanded ~ General Rego yes
tegday presented mn ultimatum to Fans-
TO Cardoza, Tho chief of The revolution
lists in the province Of Sefgipc. TO leave
the government palace.
Cardoza obcycd. hit passing III front
of the forces insulted General Rego,
and was killed.
The governor Of tho province has been
reInstated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30

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