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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
GREAT PR0IEcT.
Catholics to Have Educational Centre
Near Chicago

gissqo. IIl-. Vail. 6.The RAeard.
Head yesterday said. AA anitifioa
s.l3agsshea for nlany years BIT the Roman
tatholic chlrrh dienitsxses gf Chicago
hi d psan by wfieh this ds0eese beeq1aes
4asf centre nf ssHe Rrss EafAaiae ealieatssE
ana religion III Aasef3aay siasi assume
aasIlife shape AKitA ahe 0peziTg u
TIE suburb 81 Austsn ef an slnsnense
SEMINARY f1r she priesthood plans fer
f9eh haYe inst beea completed, the
iigst step toward The realization OF Fhe
ereat project WIN haze been CON
Fiieted
Gradually other elifiees dedicated t.
religious purposes viii be added to she
seminary. sncindiFsg d cathedral and the
spef win alsp besone the official centre
81 The religious work 81 the diocese
No definite IDEA can be given Of the final
amount to b expended On the church
work. but Ii probably viii not be less
than SIS, aV0 GOO.
The seminary viii be under fAe direct
supervision 81 Archbishop Quigley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
BOZ KILLS ANOTHER.
pits BODY On Railroad IN an Attempt
70 Hide Crime.

C9icsco. Ill, Jan. civilian j. No
ran, aged If years. confessed yesterday
to THE killing. Thursday night, Of Robert
Collier. aged I Z years, during quarrel.
after which. Moran says. Be placed Col
iier's body ca the railroad track IN tie
hope that passing train would hide
evidence 81 tie crime,
The accidental discovery Of the body
before train hAa passed diecsOsad tie
fart thar Collier had been killed b. 4
pistol bullet. ~ Investigation Showed
ihAt the boay had first heen taken from
Assrans barn. where the murder &c.
eusTeG, to 4 vacant barn nearby.
THE idea II misleading tie authorities
then oecurrine 70 Moran, tie carried the
body 81 his erssahiie friend t. The
Nickel Plate railway track.
Fifteen companions Of Collier we're
rounded up " THE police. Among them
nas Moran. Whose rlafhing was blood
stained, and who confessed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
Residents Of Capita Indignant
At Mrs. Morris Election
FROM The WHITE HOUSE.


Washington, Jan. 6--Great fnaigna
ton ana much adverse comment H.
eeeH afspsea here orer TIE treatment!
Thursday At the White Hloase 81 Mrs
AinoT Norris, sister Ut Congressman ].
i. ~ Hrll, nho MI fareibly removed
teranse Me persisted IL trying to see
he President. 1he action If the police
y dragging her ssgeral hundred fest ose
muddy waiks and tearing her clothing.
n freely characterized Al I'M outrage.
Ahefe as d disposition III MANY quar-
feEs y blame Assistant Secretary
HaFnes for the brutal treatment 10 which
fhe woman VAS subjected. President
Roosevelt haEaaeif Agew nothing ai the
aaalF.
Because ct the prominence 81 Mrs
dofEls endless talk has beer aroused,
and at the diplomatic reception ut the
Afislie lipase Thursday night the affair
Ms about the only subject of comment.
n bat has added to the feeling i'll the
'1isItes y that a Negro porter attached
q the White House, when he saw tlie
trouble the police were having, rushed
out and helped push the woman along.
One view Of the rase seems To he that
AlrR. Morris was IT'D the wrong in trying
ID force herself On the President and III
persisting 10 remaining in the White
House Offices when ordered out bv Mr.
Barnes She was overweight and Vio-
lent, and the officers were compelled to-
Nsa great force, as SIZE IL a powerful wo-
Hnan, bat they were led BY overzealous-
ness into going too far and bringing
about distressing scene, which might
have been avoided had more discretion
been used by Mr. Barnes.
There il no disposition among those
most familiar with the facts TO uphold
airs. Morris conduct, but. at the same
time, there seems no doubt but Mr.
Barnes and tie officers showed poor judg-
nient
The fact the woman was found to be
sane and Secretary Leob lodged a
charge Of insanity against her after II
was found she would be released on bail
on . disordeflE charge, has net Helped
1he ofi@hl side Of the case.
Mr. Barnes view was that the wcman's
violence WAS such a. TO Justify her fore
il.le removal from the Office, and that she
brought the treatment upon herself.
Mr.. Hull il estranged from his sister
ewing 10 an old quarrel ever the estate.
lie xill DO nothing ia her behalf
Mrs Morris Is now il a state Of ner-
vous collapse In response to inquiries
she sent word BY friend that, although
she keenlv felt The humiliation to which
s..z...had been subjected, sire intended 10
Il ~ 1aAtier drop.
Dr. Norris viii reach this city today
from Chic
Hamilton. o., Jan. 5.--Dr Minor Nor
FL IL working on the farm 81 his hruth-
Pr near here. lie went there last fall.
Neither Dr.. Norris nor Tie family would
make any statement today regarding the
Washington incident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
Declines to Tell Whether Stan
dard Absorbed His Company
HEARING LIKE A FARCE.
Z. T. Bedford, Director ia STANDARD Oh
Co.. the First Witness. On Advice Of
Counsel Refuses to Answer ANY
Material Questions.

New York, Jan. g. Shouting defantIy
at THE Missions attorney general, Il
advise the ptgess not ~ answer that
question. and he Witness wan not am
swer it!" Law Tel Rowe gave sample
d what may BE- expected Of the I'M
gniFy into the affairs of the Standard
ttil c0. conducted hr the stale III Mis-
souri at the instigation of the reform
governor, Joseph Folk. The bearing
opened yesterday morning with r H.
8edford, director, Ia the witness chair
When the hot personal alteration be-
tween tile Missouri state representatives
ana tie STANDARD OH lawyers had calm.
ca Down, Mr.. Bedford fatty refused to-
answer the question put 10 him hy Al
torney General Haaley. 1t wass
Were ypa absorbed BIZ the STANDARD
OIL C0, n
Another indication Of tire determined
fight to be put mp By the defendants
was gwen before Mr. Bedford began to
testify. The STANDARD on coanpany's
councillors took advantage ~ 40 un.
used section III tile cod III civil procedure
relating to dispositions taken In this
state on outside matters. and compelled
Commissioner Sanbpra to write down
every word ot the testimony IN long
hand.
| The hearing was begun All ISIS
O'Clock yesterday morning in the 0ffires
81 Lawyer henry WoIlsuan at "a Broad.
way, who i acfing as New York eoun-
bsell0r for Attorney General Herbert s.
/ Hadleg of Missouri Frank Hager1nan
of Kansas Csty, attorney for the Stan
dagd Oh company, was the first arrival,
taking his place at the table reserved
Tor counsel. Attorney General Hadley
was late In coming because OF train
that didn't arrive On scheduled time. The
hearing began shortly after MT. Hoadley
arrived.
Testimony was taken before Fred
erirk X. Sanhprn, commissioner fDT the
state IL Missouri This fight against the
/ STANDARD Oil monopoly il being waged
I BIZ Gov. Folk under tie antitrust laws
81 Missouri Norninaiiy the hearing is
the result OF a suit brought in the sn-
prene court to annual the licenses Of
4 the Waters. Pierce Oil company, the Re-
4 pnbiic OIL company, The international
OIL company and II. A. Williamson a.
Co. The attorney general aims to show
that these four companies, despite their
assertions. are IN fact mere blinds for
4 the Standard. subdaing competition and
restraining trade.
Representing these folgr companies
and Standard OH there we're present at
the inquiry, besides Mr. H8german, Al
fred ID. Eadg al Chic49o; John d. john
son Of 81. Louis, A. +. Ellior ard WI
liam VI Rove II this city
Saipoenas weTe served successfully on
/ William G. Rockefeller, SOP Of William
Rockefeller and nephew Of John ID.
/ Rockefeller, n H. Rogers, John %. Arch
1 bold and Edward I. Bedford, al airee
tors of the Standard OIL company. John
4 d. Rockefeller and Cssries H. Pratt
have missed the professional subpoena
servers up to date, lie former having
been out Of the state nearly all 81 the
time during the past SIX months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
DUG OUT GOLD FILINGS
FOR SICK WIFE'S NEEDS
New York Broker, Formerly Rich. Re-
duced to Desperate Straits
at Denver.

Denver, Col. Jan. Sin squalia guar
tiers with sick wife in mn adjoining
room, Emanuel Williams. former New
York broker, later an ownar of raee
horses on the Paciir coast, sat digging
cold filings from his teeth when hn-
name society officers found him YesteT-
dag. Williams had already knocked ont
several gold teeth sna crowns ard sola
tile gold III obtain food and medicine
for has wife. Williams declined the OH.
eeiST offer for aid.
The couple came here three months
ago from san Francisco In his pros
Ferrous days Williams conducted a
brokerage office In New York eity, and
i said to have wealthy relatives there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
gest, Health and com6srt TO Mother ana
Child.

MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP. fer
children tseihiaK, s0firne The gums, re6nreH
lafsammAtion. aiigyz all pMinr aud cures wane
sniic. Perfectly safe IN All eABes We wauso
saT 10 every mother who BIAS 3 suffering child
% not let year prejudice. nor TIE prejud5ees
& others, stand Between you and your suffer
lslacluhsly enfe-fo follow the use Of this
medicine iftinely used. Price acc, bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
ceIds.

Many colds could be prevented II
every cold were regarded Us infections.
says , doctor. A person suffering from
z cold should sleep alone and II posi-.
be il separate room. Towels, soap,
etc, used by the patient should not b
touched BY any other person. and kiss
lnR should be absolutely prohihlte4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
poIsoEER DIES IN JAIL.
Jane Robinson KILLED Her Husband and
Two Children.

Boston. Jan. 6--Mrs. Jane Robinson,
he poisoner whp had been serving life
seatence IA the Miadlesex jail at East
Cambridge. died Thursday might She
had been ii poor health for some time
ara heart disease vas her tronble.
With the exception q Mrs. Jane Top.
nan. now cennnea ia tie Taunton insane
asripm. Mrs. Robinson was the most
nated woman criminal Massachusetts
essr hsd. She vas eosieted ~ the
murder NJ one al her sans about eighteen
rears ara. It was also shown that she
bss ma5e away with ber husband ard
daughter and several other persons, bat
IRE conviction was upon poisoning Prince
Robinson. her son. Her object " ssilling
Dat relatives WIS 70 OBTAIN. insurance
Nsney. She was Is years oid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
Mr. MORAN IS Ill.
District Attorney Will Re unable 10 Re-
sumo Duties for Several Days

Boston. Jan. 6--District Attorney
John D. Moran is IL IN bed at has apart
ments in The Navarro, and probably
sill he unable to sttend to bis 0ifieiai
duties fer several days. He locks ex-
bansted and plainly shoEs signs If "a
tielle and oyerwofk II is said that the
Gve weeks be has spent in the district
attorneys office have been gTeat strain
uaon hirn. especially 80 a. In has fire.
quently worked until tate in the night
aud has devoted much more time to
his official duties than was customary
With his predecessors IN tie Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
JEWISH OUTRAGE PROTEST.
Representative Sulzsi Plans Demonstra-
tion IA Washington.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Repgesentatire
Snlaer has arranged fnT demonsifa
iian against persecution 81 tie Jews VI
Russia t. be held Sunday evening, Jan
IA. ST the Belasoo Theatre here. Sen
a4ors. representatives and prominent
cleFeTmen have promised 70 attend
ne president and secretary ~ state
VIII be urged to protest 70 The Russian
government against The Jewish ous-
Taees-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
BEATEN BY PIcx-UPs.
Eagles waited foT Moutpslief BOwier'
IN Vain.

A bowling game was sche1h'et ~
last e,sniur between the Eagles q ll'i.
cl-r ma re Capitols Fl Montpelier
The TaaIes lost tie game BY Two string.
70 one. This s tie firs game seiieailes
Il n plsTed betwcen the Capiiois ana
any Barre team WHICH uie i'a,st ~ ~
iss lost--how did Is BARREN thas 1ns
Eaglss lostg Obi the capiteis slases
81 hone and let trami peEea ~ q
Alsxasdars alleys roll j on ior .''lel g,
Smith Of the picked team w. ~
man. curing hlth single o. ~ ane
heh three string total q e2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
sIesBEE's EYE ON MOROCCO.
North Atlantic Squadron TO Be Hear by
When Conference Is Held

London, Jan. The announcement IL
made that The second squadron u the
American North Atlantic feet. il COM
raand # Rear Admiral Charles j. sigs-
bee, VIII Be az Gibraltar With i near
Aigeciras, about tie time the Moroccan
conference assemblies
This statement has aroBsed Lively in
terest il diplomatic circles here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
Favor CONSULAR BILL.
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Considers Measure

Washington, Jan. s.Ihe Senate
eommitfse On foreign relation. roster
aay continued consideration If the con.
saiar reorganization hill From ths dill.
easslun ii appeared that 4 majority q
she Inemiers will Fote to report the BAL.
faYoFably. hui tie Democratic opposition
viii he 50 strong that i i unlikely
that the measure can lie bfoaaht 20 q
Fafe il the Senate
Several more meetings Ct the com.
uittee win be required 70 perfect ME
bill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
IMPORTANT 70 KNOW.

Father Johns Medicine ii not pat-
ent medicine. Contains 10 alcohol ~
injurious drugs. Il cures colds. coughs
and 81 Ihroat and lung troubles, drives
al impurities out q the blood, and
builds ~ the system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
MSS DuEcAN cAN,T DANCE.
American Girl Not Allowed To Perform
il Berlin.

Berlin, Ian. -Asfoasshment has
heen ransea here by an announcement 70
the etiect thai the Poliee have prohibited
fae danciAE ID pEhiH ~ Miss Is&doa
Duncan. the AEaericaH performer.
Aiiss Duaezn dances hssafcoted. but in
; country whsre women, ercn OF the up.
81 classes, SOMETIMES swim in public
sttlFed n costumes whieh would cause
their agrest at Atlantic City 81 Nar7a.
sa9sest Pier. L j. incCnreisablc thar this
circumstance caused tie assiciai order.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
MORALES ELIMINATED.
Legally Impearhed By the San Dpminss
Congress

Washington. Jan 6.--ghe secretary Of
war yesterday received the following ca
blegrasn from Col Gotten, the comptroil-
er and general reeeiVsr of Dominican
customs. dated Santa Domingo, Dan. Oh
Carlos ri. Morales legally inpcached
today ~ Congress Fay mond Caceras
acting III accordance with the ronstitu-
lion pending fnai action proceeding sn-
preane court. This eliminates Carlos
II. Morales from the situation ard leaves
without question. the legality u kay
mond Caeerss government. The Eor-
eminent acting N conservatism and aa
herring to tie constitution. Peace cor.
tiition Al reported yesterday Carlos i
Morales rot vet beard from.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
CUT BABYs HEART our.
Two Alleged "witrheae Executed for
Crime III Havana

Havana. Jam g. Domingo Boeagrt
I'm old negro, ana N1fnr Molina- EBa
lstto. were garrotea q the prison here
yesterday morning. Both nien were re-
aarded as witches hv their associates.
Their crime was TIE hSaeaRs murder of
Il white baby, Zoila Eiaa. fnl the purpose
.of procuring the heart of = white female
child which they pressashe AS 3 popl-
tire for a certain WOMAN The ehild's
body was foyIrsd, sntoiiea aid saitsd
weeks after The crime
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund tie money on 5a-oent bottle
cf Greenc's Warranted Syrup ct Tar il
IL fails To cure yoHE cough Or cold. we
aisn gsaranteer q ascent bottle To prove
satisfactory or money refunded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
Miss DAILY Was Cured Of a
Severe Copgh by Father
johns Medicine.

Ny daughter, Mabel. had hacking
eougii that She could not ees ria iii. ~
.he tried Father Johns Medicine and
was entirely cured and has been tn Ire
best q health since. ] gladly recon-
mend i to anyone with such trouble.
fSignedl ,. ~ DAILY, ~ Fountain street.
HafeEhiIi, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
- etc., -.
Action BIZ the Worcester Cigar Makers'
Unipn.

IntHhs
Wnressa Jan. Htn unprecedented
stand Al the matter 81 smoking Was tas
Ien Thursday might BIZ sel aeal cigar
makers Halen, According io seize
passed ~ tie uaiaa Thursday might any
member aE The organization fean4 es
lcf stocking 4 cigarette will bs fined SIX
sog each ufaRce 4aa faw rnla Oh fae
n4ii0n Mas ta8gen IL Aas saia s5 4Hgseet
tsle siels heuefit tuns An laTFstigsf Ten
hg he siek eom9ittee showed thaz Of
Bflae members who aIew siess benetits t5e
egarette smokers we're fenna to be ia
tle majority nRd II WaF also a1guea
tlat iaarF death elaauas were paid w
the families ~ cigarette escrs tAan
10 the families al nea who lad not been
aaairtea to the l.ahii Tbs members of
the asaanB ARE permitted tn smoke Hsipes
oF cigars, the Tlile apl Sing only ta paIef
cigarettes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06

IrouDges X WAS All up with Tinker.
and be was doomed to spend a term az
work for which he was by no means
stted and fcrego work at which be
was doing great good.
We had no workhcuse In our ctr and
used that Of nelghboring Town. once
week these persons who were to 60
there were collected. marched 10 the
"bIack Maria. driven 10 the station,
put on the train and taken 70 their new
place Of confinement One morning
nine prisoners, including Tinker. were
thus driven 70 the train. On being un-
loaded they were marched inside The
station and put In care Of a keeper,
who was 70 take further charge OF
Z them.
IL IS here where Tinker fell under
temptation But who less than an an
Eel would not have falienf On the one
hand a prison 10 which be had been
consigned by a. Yirago. on The ether
liberty. AT the moment be allghted
from the black Maria the keepers
back was turned When the ofacial
saw him on the platform. suppoSfng
bin to be there in his capacity as
evangelist. be said.
Good morning, Mr. Tinker
] An inspiration cane to the prisoner.
Taking or bis hat, closing his eyes and
throwing up his head. be began 70 pray
Z more iuetily than be hsd ever done be-
1 fore for the poor fellows who were
going to the workhouse. He had
scsrcsly begun when car was backed
up and the keeper shouted AIl
aboard The train pulled out. and
Tinker disappeared il the crowd.
A few hours iafeg word came TO the
4 jail that one Of Tire prisoners scheduled
TO be turned over Al the workhouse
was missing, and Tsnker's rase was
discovered But It WIS too late. The
evangelist had but a few miles 10 70 to
( get into another state. Once beyond
the line he was safe 50 long as be kept
out Of the state IN which be he'd been
convfcted.
Whether or 90 ne regard Thinkers
prayer 81 the station al blasphemous.
there are few Of as who VIII rot se-
erefly rejoice at his escape.
SUMNER OHnDs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06

Henry Clay knew personally and re
mesnhered the names Of thousands 81
his constituents. Iii was his strong
point dnring canvass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
MANILA CARRIsoNs ACTIVE.

Troops Under Field Orders Owing 70
Chinese Situation.
Manila, Ian. a.--There Is great aefiv.
ity among the troops IN The garrison
al Mania
Three regiments arc under field orders
ID tiew Of possible eyentuallties n
China
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06

Sunday School Teacber--J ohHny. who
Ia meant By the father Of iIesI
Johnny with recent history in bis
mind Some chinee. ! guess.-BaIti-
more American. 4s-.....s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
To cure 4 cola IN ore nav

Take LAXATIVE BROAfo ouinins Tab.
let's. Druggists refund money If ii fails
to cure. e. w. GROVES signature il
on each box. Csc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
60. 60 lron 80 49,

sydney. y. ~, Jan. 6s-s,,' ~ e-,si ,sers
arid TIE proprietor OF iloiel epn s9.ss
rescued froGa tie upper Wiia9n e I. II ,sh;el,
structure ~ ladders during { -. TIN
destroyed The building yesis'o5 c.b.f
leeil was formerly che Boz .,,a rith
lAe loss Is estimatcd 81 sls"V''
$1,000 insmAnse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06
A Curioua worm.

The south sea islands are the home
Of a worm which energes from lis hid
Ing place only one day Of a eertain
change Of the moon IN October.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06

Queen Margaret Of Ansou died Of
leprosy. and Robert Bruce, hes0yed Of
MI Scottish hearts. was leIer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-06

upholstered Morris ehair.
Free press., 1906-04-14


The Topeka papers have rail-
road article from Great Bend that
Great Bend & Gulf Ry.,
of which Mr.. Peckham is a direc =
tor, has been financed and at the
meeting of the directors it was or
dered the building operations be
commenced northwest to Hays city
to railway connection with the u.
P. Ry., and sOutherlY via Pratt,
and Medicine Lodge to railway con
nection with the D. E. & q at
Kiowa, and that the manager pro-
ceed to secure the right of way
bonds signed and elections ordered
and carried.
As their charter runs only to
Great Bend our people will file the
charter from there to connection
with the Burlington road in Ne
braska
Free press., 1906-04-14

Fhe Republican congressional
convention for this district met at
Lincoln and again nominated W.
A. Reeder for Congress bv vote
Of 119 to 8 for George Holland,
of Russell, no one else daring to
enter the race.
Harry Pestana, aItho' not dele
gate, was honored by being allow
ed to present Hollands name, and
he made an eloquent address and
Holland got the Z from Russell &
2 from Logan, while Wallace
county gave its 2 votes to its edi
tor W. E. Ward, Geo. Cross
was made central committeeman
from this county and L F Poole of
GraInfield for this 23d district.
And the new committee stands %
Reeder, 5 anti Reeder.
Holland then made an eloquent
speech and announced himself as
a candidate in 1908.
One of the amusing things of the
Convention was the innocent and
sanctimoneous look of the Jewell
county delegates, for the old far
mers of that county IN convention
assembled voted that their dele
gates must not ride on railroad
pnsses, yet 9 of the II rode to
and from the convention on passes.
and it is just such actions that
disgusts the honest voter e causes
them to vote independent of party
and may be a good reason for
their voting for w. A Harris for
Congress, as 1t Is told he is to
move lnto'this district on cattle
rancho and the democratic conven
ton will nominate him.