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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05

The Majestic Manufacturing o.. IL
y. Louis. Mo. will have man al
Iidgg 5 Hardware Store all next week.
who VIII silo" you 10" u bake bis
cults brown top and bottom in three
minutes. Don miss this chance OF
SEEING the great cooking wonder ~
s J IIagg's
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND orrlcK Ar RlsMARck. y. D.. J.

11N.SD VFFTf. ~ BTsMfRtk. n. IT,,
Feb. ~, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her nten-
tion TO make homestead final proof in sup
port OF her claim. and that said proof will lie
made before Y. u. Rocks. Clerk OF District
Court OF Emmons County, \. H.. al his
office in Linton, n. d.. on Tuesday. April
-. 1906, viz:
BARBARA VOLK,
Formerly g ;sM,s , Fest Winona N D.
For the :. 4. OF y. w. u and w. 4. OF y. r.
:. o. Sec. 3. Twp. 1870 ~. lsgc = W of
Fifth r. NJ.
She names the following witnesses To prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said land. viz:
Carl Wuit>chick of Winon;l. n d.
Andrew Olson Rudy az Winonl n. ID.
klcinens Fix OF Winona n D.
Plus Moser, OF Wnona. N. ID.
H. Nj. JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05

We are giving free $50 worth Of
ware at our store next week See adj
vertisement in this paper for particu.
lars. $. J Hagv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. y. d..

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK ~ d.,
Feb -. 1895
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler h;,, flied notice OF his inten-
tlon 70 make homestead final proof in sup
portof his claim. and that said proof will be
made before y. q. Rocks. Clerk OF District
Court ~ Emmons county. n d.. at his
office: IN Linton. y. d., on Tuesday. April
-, 1906. viz
DANllAN FEST.
IA Il. li,43. dated Aug. ~. 1889
For the : Z. OF : w "a and $ y. OF = f. j.
80 81 Twp. l3l NJ. kge u; W. OF Fifth
He n;incs the following witnesses to prove
ms y, continuous residence upon and cultiva
ilon OF Said land, viz:
!ohannc, Eeist. OF Stra>burg. y. ~.
Johannes Tschosek. of Strasburg, n d.
Joseph feist. " Strasburg. n. d.
Michael Schcrr, of Strasburg, y. ID.
NJ II. JEWELL Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. y D.
Feb. u. 1905
No,ics is hereby given tina, the following
named settler has filed notice ~ his in,en-
Won y MAKE homestead final proof In sup
port Of MS claim. and that said proof Will be
n.ac. pefpr.- y. .. Rocks. Glerk u District
n1't u Eumon- County. y -. a, his
y. G, II Linton. y ~. IN Tuesday. April
JOSEPH SCHNEIDER.
II T. lVsts dated Nov. ~. l-y-
For The : Z ~ \ W !, and y Of : W 4
- ~ Twp II y Rye. - W " Fifth
y lanes nc ,oilYwing witnesses 10 prov.
.ion Q! sad and. viz:
.ahtDn Haag. of >,rasbury, y D.
psief Iacper. ~ strasburs. n -
l'ef4is In Schneider. OF Stra,bur. y. H.
AfitDf kei,. ~ >,ra .bnrg, y d.
NJ ". JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05

Drop in and have cup Of coffee and
hot biscuits at our store any day next
week. We will he glad to see you.
whether you intend to buy or not. s
j Uapp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
WEST TopsHAM.

O. X. Church was in Barre several
days last week.
Rev. Nh. Ney occupied the pulpit
Sunday in tbe Union church.
Henry Crockett of Ornge Is paint
ing and papering at J.. Z. sonboru's.
Austin Chase returned from Bradford
last night, where he has been for a
while,
Charles Poole is putting IN the fouu
dation for monument on his lot IN
the cemetery.
Mrs. &. NJ. 'rubbs returned from F'ai, (.
lrp last week aftcr Il few days visit
with her sister.
Mrs. Frank Snow Of Barre il With
her parents, Mr.. and Airs a. n. Thurs.
ton. Mrs. Tiurston being quite III.
School commenced in the village Mon.
day. Miss Mckensey Of Waterbury iil
the upper grade and Mrs. B. u. Miles
in the lower.
Nothing has been heard from DR..
Ralph Newton. who WAS ut San Fran
cisco at tho time Of tho earthquake.
The last letter received freni him bv
his parents was datad the 10th, al which
time he was at the Occidental Hotel,
awaiting orders from tho chief surgeon,
be having just returned from The Phil
ippne Islands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
Barre Town To-day Entered
License Regime
WITH THREE SALOONS
City Of Montpelier Going from License
to No-License, Experienced No
Great Conyulsion
Yesterday.


A great many changes take place cn
May |, and not the least III them here
abouts this year Was the transition ii
the policies Of some towns md cities
on the liquor situation. Barre Town,
the only one IN Washington county to
vote ycsv last Mnrchs todav allowed
the resumption of THE legal sale of liq-
uor after y year under the no-iiccnse
regime. Three places opened np, one
IN East Barre, another III L9ranitcvilIe,
and the third iii South Barre, the hold
cas- oi the privileges being z. *. nisson,
III. t' Sheridan and Grant A. Lane. The
commissioners WHO will have charge of
the fown liquor matters this year ass
John Trow, Oscar Waterman and John
Nichols.
The transition from license to mo-
license hi Montpelier was not attended
with so much of " convnkion us cx-
pected, and today the neighboring city
finds itself without q legal saloDn for
the first time since the citizens had
the right to declare for themselves what
the policy should be- Although there
was quite h,isiness done on thu closing
day there was little disturbances. and the
bar-keeps report that they did not have
to rush any harder than on some other
days. Cne Of the last arrests for in-
toxication was that Of Mrs. Sadie Cocn-
ran, who was taken in charge by the
police last evening.
In Montpelier city court this morning
Mrs. Cochran pleaded not guilty to !
second offenss Of intoxication and her
case WAS continued until this evening
for preliminary hearing
The only other arrest in Montpelier
last night was that of man named
Albert Liberty Of ST. bloomsbury, who
took too much liberty with the closing
hours of The Montpelier saloons. He
pleaded guilty to d first offsnse 81 INV
toxisation this morning and Was taxed
$3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
ARRESTS UP TO NOON
NUMBERED 375
M. Levy, For Whom Warrant
Was Issued Yesterday Was
Arrested This Morning.
Great Demonstrations Else
where.

Paris, May II. Early hours this morn
ing were marked by numerous skir-
mishes between laboring men and the
police. The most serious occurred when
600 strikers left the Labor Exchange
building and ran into 70 bicycle police
men. The strikers opened fire with re-
volyers and the police replied The
strikers were dispersed after a brief
engagement. One striker was seriously
hurt.
Fully $4,000 men went on strike
this morning. In addition to numerous
troubles occurring between bodies oi
strikers and detachments Of police num-
crous cases Of individual outbreaks are
reported, The police had their hands
full trying to cope with the strikers
without resorting to violence.
An official statement issued at the
prefecture Of the police said that D total
If 3T5 arrests had been made up tc
noon.
NJ. levy, one Of the active heads Of
The labor confederation, for whom war
rant was issued yesterday, was arrested
this fuorpipgs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
A DRUNKEN ROW
RESULTS in DEATH
Fitchburg, Mass, Man Died Last Night
and Others Were Badly Hurt
Trouble Occurred Late
Last Night.

Fitchburg. Mass. May John PuS,
sila, aged as, died Al the police station
last night as result Of several stab
wounds in his left side. received IN d
drunken fight at the corner Of Leighton
and Foster streets. Matte Rilokonen
is locked up nj the station charged with
the stabbing. Emil ransnen and Henry
Seppsnen are held as witnesses.
It was shortly after 1880 o'clock
when the police were notified that a
fight was going on on Rollstone street.
Sergeant Roy, with Patrolman Hart
nett and other officers, found three men
lying on the ground. They were all
bleeding from wounds in the body, arms
and head.
PuSsiia was insensiblc and hal sew
eral bad wounds on the body Ii was
seen that his condition was serious. He
was taken back to the police station,
and died three minutes after bis arrival
without regaining consciousness. Medi-
cal Examiner Lyons found gaping
wound fnur inches long under the arm
on the left side Of the body There
were also several wounds on the back
and on the arms. The physicians said
he undoubtedly blcd ta death.
Natti R,skonen. who is held as the
man who stabbed pussiIa, has three bad
wounds IN the head. When searched ~
The police station large knife covered
with blood WAS found in his pocket
Emil pahancn has two bad stab wounds
in the back. One Of them Is considered
dangerous. Il is feared that the knife
reached the lung. Harry Seppancn ha,
several wounds on his hand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
YOUNG COUPLE HELD
ON STEALING CHARGE
One Brown Skirt Disappeared from 1
House in Richriond--Arrests
Were Made in v
Barre.

A young couple came into town ~
Richmond yesterday afternoon, tref
by Constable Michael Murphy Of
place, who was looking for bpGI
skirt which the two were charged Viz
stealing. The couple registered at The
CITY Hotel as Eddie blanchard and wife.
They were arrested and taken back
TO Richmond this morning.
couple had been staying for two days.
Z new skirt, valued at IS. was found
to be missing and the housekaeper rpp-
nected the departure of her guests with
the incident. Constable Murphy found
that the two had gune 10 Essex June
tion and then doubled hack 20 Barre.
He therefore notified Sheriff Camp Of
this city. and the latter found their bag .
gage at tho Central Vermont lepct-
Sheriff Camp watched the baggage uI1t{
after the arrival Of the evening trait
which brought Constable Murphy. The
tile tive waited and Blanchard came
S o'clock and claimed the baggage
When Constable Murphy placed BID
under arrest the fellow expressed rrea[
surprise and said that ii the brow
skirt WAS in his baggage it got therI
bv mistake. Then the woman, who il
apparently not more than n years %
age. was also arrested. They were kept
at the hotel over night, while the Rich Z
mond oilicer kept guard. and went today
10 Richmond. The baggage was not.
opened before they left Barre. 50 that
il il not known il the brown skirt was
there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
TROUT COST HIGH.
Bennington Municipal Judge Serves Out
Fines.

Bennington, May Harvey $. Lin-
coin and Raymond Crogan deputy game
wardcns of Rupert, arrested Adelbert
Alorehousc and Eugene Maria, 1bth Of
East Hebron, y. Y, for violating the
trout law. The wardens found the fish,
ernen at the Terry brook in Sandgate
and during the alteration attending the
search it was necessary to use the per-
suasiong OF revolver.
Yesterday the men We're tried before
Municipal Judge i. H. Bates here. For
The "a trout found il the pockets Of
Morehonse he was fined S6s with COSTS
of S3004, masking total of s9s.o4.
Maria had 20 trout and his fine and costs
amounted 10 5000. The men were
given "a hours in which to pay and in
default viii be sent to the house OF corr
rection IN Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
MAY DAY RIOTS
ARE NUMEROUS
IN PARIS TODAY
JEROME AGAINST IT
THEREFORE NO ACTION
Il Report Of New York Grand Jury
Which Failed to Investigate Po-
litical Contributions BY In
surance Companies,

New York, May 1.-THE grand jury
for April yesterday returned prescnt-
inent to Recorder Goff in which il de-
clarcd that ii had failed 10 investigate
political contributions by insurance Off
cials because District Attafney Jerome
had advised the jury not III do 70.
The Jury III it'll presentmcnt reported
that an April 23 it had called upon
Mr.. Jerome TO present the insurance
matter which already he had presented
to the previous jury. which was IN snb-
stance that the district attorney believed
that be could produce facts showing
the making of political contributions.
When Mr.. jerome then advised the
Jury to let the matter 70 over to the
special grand jury IN May. the jury ass
sented, il reported To the court, because
for the grand jury to proceed against
Inc advice of their legal adviser might
involve their whole proceedings IN 4
miscarriage Of Justice The jury said
also that Il desired 70 give Nv. jerome
every opportunity to bring I'd justice
every officer or trustee Of every corpora,
tion who has committed crime.
Mr. Jerome reviewed his action and
that Of the March grand jury il ask,
ing the court for ruling rs to
whether political contributions We're
criminal Mr. jerome said the courts
ruling svas such that the March jury
could not comprehend ii. sThc courts
Instructions Mr.. Jerome said, were
that to steal is to steal, proposition
tolerably elementary
AS Il result, the jury was puzzled,
he said. On i second visit to the court,
Mr.. jerome said, the jury received "lnore
.eloqucnce and no more guidance than
az firSf, and finally decided TO do moth
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
COOKING BREAKFAST
in The BACK YARD
Is the Experience Of Edwin A. MudgetI
Of San Francisco. Who Writes
an Interesting Letter
to Parents.

Alr. aud Mrs. Joseph g; Mudgett ".
eeiNed yesterday y letter from thcli
son, Edwin "A. Mndgeft of san frail'
eisco, III which some III the sufFerings
Of the people there are told. Mr.. Mudg-
itor to Barre iii Ills letter, which Il
dated Oakland, April a;i, he says;
'.The sights that we SEE daily are de,
pIoyabIe and nos that Oakland, Berkeley
and Alanlcda have been the only places
sought bv the refugees of the CRY, il
il estimated that f75,0oD NJ them have
crossed the Bay making our population
about 100000. Tents are erected every.
where and all are under military con-
troll No fires are allowed built In any
house until cliiuneys are inspected. Az
ours are down Anne Is using little
sheet iron stove formerly slsed by Ielda
and as this cail only be fred up ~
the back yard, you can Imagine us going
MP ami down stairs eac, with Il plate
/ for onr breakfast, another trip Ton oail
hot water. etc.
''0ur Office svas the first to be essab
lishcd III Oakland, that ii, the \. II
Offices. we are iii tailor's store, have
onc window and about 30 to 40 feet
back, and got ii at Il rental Vi s20t
month aid wns later offered $50
per month for the placr. AS every
business place of =. II. was burned ani
lthc greater population being Oh this sid'
of the Bay, yoil can imagine what !
demand there is ftw storage and Offices
sThe martial LAW In the city il cx
tlcmcly effective; hardly i day that
$50 D, 40 are not shot dead for looting
Every person maIe} who goes up ther'
IL ordered III assist Iii clearing th'
streets. millionaires and hoboes work
ing side by side, no distinction being
made. II they refuse. they are shot
1 Not fire Is allowed iii i stove, moi
| a light in the house up TO today, ans
cooking must be done in the street
1 There were up to Saturday 80 birth
in the parks aud on the streets, brough
about BY fright. Everybody who leav'
lS. II. arc requested To register thei
mines ON reaching the Bay cities, ss
that they may be found BY other mem
brrs Of their families.
1T II terrible. send you some q
The papers 50 you can get an idea Mel
who have thousands have shown mi
Sa dollar Or iso, all they possess an,
ilnablc TO obtain any. No banks %
this siAe will open for long time
those in the city all destroyed. II 4
estimated now that the loss Of 5.
is greater than those combined OF Chi
eago, Boston and Baltimore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
NEW INSURANCE COMPANY.
Vermont Concern Started in Rutland
Today.

Rutland, May L. The Vermont Ac-
cident Insurance coHspany, which was
granted special charter BY the gen
cral assembly III 1900. has beef or
gsnized aud hegan business today with
general Offices III this city The officers
are as follows: President, Eugent Nc
Intyre of Dandy; yicr president, Earle
S. Kinsley; secretary and treasurer, G,
9. Fletcher; medical director, Dr. S. W.
Hammond: auditors, II. H Bnrnham,
+. c. Mcintyre; counsel. Ernest II.
O'Brien; directors, Frank NJ. Wilson. r.
NJ. Williams. William II. Riddle, Fred
G. Spencer.
Burnham & Fletcher of this city viii
do the underwriting for the new com
pany The capital stock Of the company
is $4,000, fully paid. The company
will write industrial, health and acci-
dent insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
LIGHTNING BEGINS WORK.
Docs Considerable Damage in Massa-
chusetts.

Chatham, Mass, May LA severe
rainstorm, with plenty Of hail and light
ming, that badly damaged a number of
dwelling houses and injured several pco-
pie, passed over this section Of Cape God
yesterday afternoon between 3 and s.
Much damage was done in this vil-
lagc, the houses Of Miss Marianna Hard
ing and Mrs. Lydia Chase were both
struck by lightning and badly ripped up,
the damage in each ease amounting TO
about $500.
AZ Harwiela the home of Mrs. Carmi
Nichols was struck. Mrs. Nichols sis
ter, Miss Ella Eldfedge, narrowly es,
capped death from the bolt.
At South Orleans the hoiise of Eli
Rogers was struck and badly wrecked.
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Edna Rogers we're
both prostrated ~ The lightning, and
are In a precarious condition.
There were many other narrow es-
capes from death reported by citizeas.
There was hardly any wind with the
storm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
TWO SCHEDULES
FOR ACCEPTANCE.
Were Received by President Greene Of
the Intercity Base Ball Team
Today.

Lester II Greene, president Of the
lnttreity base ball team, received today
two schedules of the Northern base ball
league for the acceptance Of the league
managers. The schedules provide 24
home games and "a away from home
The lntercity is given the following
holiday games, with pIattsburp on the
opening day, June 20: with the same
team on Labor day. and with Burlington
ON august 10. The official schedule will
be decided on at the next meeting Of
the Northern league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
FORMER BANK MAN
SERVED SIX YEARS
For Misappropriating Funds Of Globe
National Bank Of Boston--Went
Directly to His Home.

Greenfield, Mass. May 1 i,--C Charles n.
Cole, former president Of The Globe Ma
tionaI bank of Boston, was released from
the Greenfield jail 1T 8 o'clock last night
after serving fourteen days less than
ak years in the institution for the mis-
appropriation Of the bank II funds. He
took The GA O'Clock train fer Boston
with the intention Of going directly to
his home in bingham. The recent ap-
proNal by the President Of an amend
meni to an net of congress passed two
years ago. increasing time allowed for
GOOD conduct, enabled Mr.. Cole to obs
tain his release eight mouths before the
expiration OF his sentence under the old
law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
wILLIAMsT0wN.


The new pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. the Rev. w G. Mcintyre, will be
installed Wednesday evening and the
publir Is cordially invited 10 attend the
exercises.
Frank Tanning, who has conducted
Il barber shop III the q. Tonasi block for
three years, has purchased Wallace john
dro's shop ut North Barre and viii con-
duet IT,
Mr. ami Mrs. \. NJ. Corsssie and dauali-
ter. .lahett, returned yesterday from ~
.lolmsbury. Mrs. Corskie accompanied
her mother Mrs. G. 4, Davie, On q
months Witt ii Concord, \. H. Noon-
socket, II. l., Boston and I.awince,
Mass. and tbc past ten days Iias been
with reatives ID 81. Johusbply
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
SITUATION SERIOUS.
In Lake Navigation as Result Of Strike
Today.

Chicago, May 1.--0rders which went
itno effect at midnight caused strike
of 10000 yesselmen and brought the
lake navigation practically TO stand
stIl Three thousand longshorpmcn AZ
SO quit. The lake situation is regarded
BY marine men as exceedingly serious.
I'll is expected that the dremcn oilers
and water tenders will BE- called out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
LAMP EXPLODED.
And Derby House Was Burned to the
Ground.

Newport. MAY 1.-The house owned
ard occupied by Mrs. Dcnnie Hibbard
and her mother, situated east of the
bay on the Derby side Of the lake, was
burned 10 the ground yesterday. The
building was insured for $1,000 The
fire Mas caused by the explosion Of a
Kerosene lamp, and owing to lack Of
water protection, The house and furni-
tluc were .otaily destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
$50 PLATES LAID.
For X. of p. Banquet al Bellows Falls
Last Night.

Bellows Falls, May i The convention
of district \. Knights of Pythias, was
held last night in Castle hall, in change
of ID. d. &. g., f. A. Whitaker Assent
ney lodge IA conferred thr first RINK
iwih AItert Bingham G. q, and Clare
mont lodge Is conferred the third rank
in long form. George II. Smith &. G. The
grand lodge officers complimented the
work OF both teams.
The banquet followed in union hall
and l50 plates were laid. William a.
Macdonald was toastmaster. Grand
Chancellor J. + Remington OF Ben
ningtou. G. II. @. Tinker q. X. Of r. s,
George r. Wraeg, general siperintend.
end OF the endowment rank Rev. +. I.
Leayitt Z. G., George A. Farr. Nat W.
Fay and A. Ill Alvoid were among the
speakers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
WANT 10 CENTS MORE.
Railroad Employees at Rutland Remain
Staunch.

Rutland May - Eight engine wip-
ers, employed by the Delaware 4 Hud.
son railroad, in this city. struck yester.
day upon the refusal of the company
to grant raise Of from si.40 to $3.50
a day. They aIso wanted time and 0
half for Sunday work. New men from
Green Island. \. ". will arrive to take
the places of the strikers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
CALLS FOR AID.
10 Help Shelburne Falls, Mass, DAM
aCsed by Fire.

aGfd ny Fire.
Shelburne Falls. A-ass., May 1.-The
village had 4 sharp fire call last even
ing and at one time 1t was feared that
i gnod share Of the wooden buildings
in the center would be burned. There
was u high Wind and the protection
against fire is not modern. Chief Fish
and his men did excellent work.
The burned property, with All estimate
sof value, follows House, contents and
barn. a II. Call, River street. fire
starting in barn valuable horse, S3.5np;
house and contents, Mrs y q. Scars,
Main street, $4,000; house, Dr. !. e.
Perry, Main street, contents partly eav-
cd, $a,5o0: alI insured The Capt. Il.
A. Richmond house. owned by Walter
Turton. and the house OF Rufus Ioveil,
both on Main street, were ia danger,
but we're saved.
Call was made on Greenfield and No.
Adams for assistance, Both sent men
and hose and Chief partenhcisner of the
Greenfield department assisted in han-
ding the fire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
ADVERTISE FOR SUSPECT.
Harvard Instructor viii Be Appealed to
by His Lawyer.

Cambridge, Mass, May LA telegram
from Eugene II. Krembs Of Chicago,
Ill, IN which the sender supports the
Cambridge police in their charge that
Erich Nuenter, Hardyard instructor,
murdered Mrs Muenter, who was
krenlbs' sister. BY administering ar
Senic, was received yesterday by the
local authorities. Krcnbs stated that
while he had no evidence against Mu-
enter, be thought the man should be ar.
rested.
George A. a. Peavey, lawyer. Who
has been retained by Muenter's sister.
stated last night that he had decided
to advertise in Chicago papers for the
missing instructor and request him to
return 70 Cambridge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
CELEBRATION IN GERMANY.
100000 workmen Ceased Work for
Today.

Berlin, May 1.-The Socialists are
celebrating MAY day Throughout Ger
many. Hundreds Of meetings Mere held
this morning. Popular festivities will
be held this afternoon and evening 1t
is estimated that 100000 worlinen
ceased work for the day. Street pro-.
cessious were prohibited. The police
and troops everywhere are held in read.
mess TO suppress possible outbreaks.