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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
no Eve NEW FrRE ENGINE.
Rutland Proposes to Secure Proper Fire
Protection.

Rutland. March 10. Rutland's new
administration will take the proper pre-
caution to see that the city is not with
out Il FIRST class fire engine in the future.
it, lesson Of February 1s, the day %
the s7s0.0G0 fire, Is well learned.
Chief Al. II. Fiske o. birmingham
Mass. recommended to the board of AZ
slernen last night the adyisability ot
purchasing new steaner. He said
that providing the city should buy an
engine such az the committee recon-
mended. II would weigh at least ten tons
and would require at least four horses
70 draw IL. He thought o five ton en-
zine was as heavy as could be drawn
about the streets OF Rutland.
a. c. Grover was reappointed super
intenient OF streets, superintendent Of
water works and city engineer W. W,
Tower was appointed fish and game
warden. Edward Manning was appoint
Cd inspector OF public buildings; B. II.
Stickney, Harvey X. Kingsley an,h y.
Walter Lyons were appointed grand
Jurors. II. +. Beals was reappointed
superintendent of ire alarms. Contrary
60 expectation The appointment Of q
new fire chief was not made or even re-
ferred to.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

sola's summer theater, but $40 per year
on his other water; Rliebee & Alexander,
S25; j. T, Jorskie & Son, S35; George
Mann, $45; meters were recommended
AZ the gas plant and the Worthen block,
there being creamery IN the latter.
The water committee further reported
that it had effected settlement OF the
y. j. Sulliyan.F =. Kinney water rental;
that ii would not recommend renting the
Arkley house on its present location near
the Orange Brook water supply, but that
an offer for rental after the building
was moved far enough away be con
sidered and the sale Of the pasture be
also considered
The Civic Federation thanked the city
for the free use Of the opera house
on February "A, and deed conveying 4
parcel Of land on Brook street from the
city to Fred and Aiarilla Butler was
ordered executed, the compensation being
$75.
On request of G n AnkeT, the Union
Telephone company of Cabot was grant
ca hearing nn April 3, at f;30 o'clock,
on tile right tn come into tile city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
FOR DRAWING SCHOOL.
Committee Asks Cooperation on Part
of Citizens.

Editor Times Dear Sir The imam
cial situation Of the evening drawing
school has become so precarious that the
committee thinks to do good IN giving
to the interested persons and specially
to the heads of families the full moral
and financial report Until the pupils
attending the school reached q respect
able number the colony Of the Italian
workincmen did all that was possible
to provide for necessities Of the teach
ing. rent etc., and all the difficulties
were surpassed.
But now. before asking the people for
other sacrifices the committee thinks n
right to ask directly the citizens anl
specially the heads oi families (whose
sons pet from The school tile immediate
benett) who haye demonstrated till to.
day the most cynical indifference n
they IRE willing to haNe the school com
tinued IN factor oi progress and iri-
struetion or ii they think that tllc
school shonld bc gwen up.
Tile financial and moral report of tie
school win BIZ gwen al mass meeting
which will be held Thursday, March
22nd at 7.30 i. nj, at the locals Of the
said school, Zaueoni block, Granite
street. All citizens are invited; flec
speaking for everybody, for complaints
proposition for improring the services q
the school and for the future manage
lnent of the school, which needs to bc
supported as principal medium for The
workingneH's welfare.
TIE committee hope that all the faith
ers viii come to the meeting to help PM
the school in shape TO continue vigorous
Ii the art teaching.
We remain, dear friend,
THE COMMITTEE.
Per r. Sassi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
DIED EARLY TODAY.
Mrs. Amy tWaternanl Coleman Was
rs Years OF Age.

Mrs. Amy K. (NYatermanl Coleman,
widow Of the late Chester Coleman of
Orange. died at o'clock this iiorning
at the home Of her son, Arson. in East
barre, after very short illness with
pneumonia She was taken III ON Fri
day, failing rapidly to the end. She
had been a resident Of East Barre during
tie winters for the past seven years,
making her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Katie Sargent. and also with her
son, Arson. She went to East Barre
OH the death OF her husband.
The deceased was born in Orange and
was the last of nine children. She had
finished rs years OF useful living, during
which time her Christian spirit has shed
light wherever she went Three ehii-
dren are left to mourn her loss, Mrs.
Katie Sargent and Anson Coleman OF
Concord. n IT,, who, however, has been
IN Northfed for several weeks.
The funeral viii be held Thursday.
There viii be PRAYER at the house, af
ter which the remains win be taken to
the church, where public services will be
held at about ! o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
AN IMPORTANT RULING.
out-of-state Corporations Are Not Ex-
empt.

Burlington, March 20.--fhe decision
OF the Supreme court in the matter OF
the inheritance tax in the estate of
Julia i. Hickok, late Of Burlington, was
returned to probate court in this city
yesterday. By the viii of the deceased
several charitable and religious organiza.
tions outside the state received bequests.
State Tax Commissioner Cilshman held
that because they were without the state
they should pay collateral inheritance
taxes. Payment was refused and The
case went to the Supreme court, that
body holding that the taxes should be
paid
The organizations affected, the amount
al their legacies and the amount Of the
tax due from each, is as follows:
Hampton Normal and Educational In.
-titute of Hampton, Na., S3,000j tax
due. $3.50.
congregational New West Educational
commission oi Chicago, S6,asA,J; tax
due, S3ig.24
American Board oi Commissioners Tor
Foreign Missions of Boston, sG,3sf7ot
tax dif, s31o.24
Amcricau Missionary association Of
New York, S6,36l7s: tax due, s310.2i.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
COLLECTOR ovERRULED.
Cannot Assess an Extra Duty on Inn
portation Of Lake Megantic Pulp.

Ottawa, Ont, March 20.'l'he ruling
Of customs official at Newport, VT,
has been reviewed by the Dominion GUS
toms department The latter has just
received an important rulng by the
board of appraisers of the United States
affecting pulp wood escorted from Que.
bee province On a shipment manufac-
tured By the Lake Megantie Pulp com.
pany, in addition to the ordinary duty
of the collector of customs at Newport
assessed fnrther duty Of 2j cents for
each cord Of pulp wood used in the manu-
factuFer OF this particular shipment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
Former Intercity Base Ball
Manager Signs
WITH CANADIAN TEAM,
Intercity Directors Communicate with
Tommy Uniac Jack Hoban
Of Barre Also Favorably
Considered.

Arthur w. Daley of Montpelier has
set at rest whatever difference Of opin-
ION there may have been regarding his
proposed salary as manager Of the I'M
territy base ball team by signing AZ
manager Of the Ottawa, Ontaria, team,
which has just joined the Northern
league. Papers were signed at the Ga-
Eadian city yesterday, and from . de.
spateh received from there, the base ball
fans are happy over the acquisition Of
Daley. as they believe that he can put
them on the winning alley.
This action Of Daley's Is very much
Of surprise to the directors, although
they knew that he was in Ottawa to
consult with the directors sshere That
he would sign at once was not coHsid
cred likely. as it was thought that Daley
would prefer TO remain near his plaee
os business in Montpelier. But he didn't
like the cut in salary, which was pro
posea to him last week.
The Intercity directors were TO hayc
considered his salary again tonight, but
nfw they will take another track. AS
soon as Daley's action became known.
Tommy Uniac, last years popular
shortstop. now student IN the medical
college at Hanover. N. f.. was reached
by telegraph and invited To be present
al tcnight's meeting. with d view 10
being offered the rnanagership Of tho
Intefcity bunch. uniac stated a short
time since that he would like to play
bali with the Champions again, and it
Was supposed that lie was looking to
the captaincy Just how the manage
nent of the team would strike him is
not certain
-Anoiher laan who is fayorably consid-
erred fer the place is ] &. Hoban, local
manager OF the Barre opera bouse. Ho-
/ ban Il an old ball player himself, hsy-
7 ing iilled the position Of short stop.
Besides, Le has managed several teams,
among them the Claremont, n. H., team
and Whitaes's buaeh at Lebanon, n.
H., and he has a wide acquaintaHee
among the ball players, particularly the
old college players, like Standard of
/ last years Intercify team It Is not
( known whether he would accept theplaee
of manager
Mr. Daley returned Ia Montpelier this
afternoon and stated that while he had
accepted the Ottawa proposition, it was
with the understanding that he could
withdraw IN a week Therefore, he said
he was stu open to any proposition
which the lntercity directors were pre-
pared to advance Uniae has telephoned
that he will come up from Hanover this
evening, ready to attend the meeting
which viii be held IN Dan Donnelly Is
Office IN Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
PROMINENT ST. JoHNsBuRY MAN.
Dr. Joseph L. Perkins Died Yesterday Of
Heart Failure.

st. JohnsbuTy, March 20.Dr, Joseph
r. Perkins, one Of the most widely
known dentists in Vermont died at his
home yesterday, heart faihuc being the
immediate cause Of his leath-
Dr Perkins vas graduate ot the
medical department 0f the University
Of Vermont, and also of the Pennsyl
vania College Of Dental Surgey lie was
q yeterun of the fiSil war. enlisting in
thc lst Vermont, and participating in
the conflict at Big Bethel Vt, the first
battle Of the war. He married Novem-
Der o, SOP, Abhie J Peck ef Barre ana
came the same year to sc. lohnshury.
where he has since maetised deaiistry
with marked success. He has been the
president of the Vermont Dental so.
ciety ard of the dental examining board
OF Vermont He WAS member of the
North congregational ehmeh and OF
Chamberlain Post, No i .t. 4. Il.
DR.. Perkins tas ~ most distinguished
Masonic leeord. For eight yeala lg was
emlfrrt cQnmapdef d Palestine ton.
marlcl No 3. knights femplary ard
tor three YEAR rirat aniineat grand com
naudsr % the ttmid fnminonaery Of
Vermont He Is past deputy grand
mastw pi the grand council q RoNal
md Select iiason af Vermont Knight
of the Nt6td tfaes af tie 0rtfef q
/ lC0ntqntine ne asNd sovereign q the
Grand lnppfaI Council 81 N@mant, Ct
lthe iSugafs 81 Rome aud Constantine
1,eei~i gssHa iapwiog general. i3e
lb0rfc 0f tir titieHt and Aeeepter
Rite
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
pERNIcIous LEGISLATION.
Is What Mellen Calls the Hepburn Rate
Rilt

Hartford. Conn, -derch 20, President
g. s. Mellen Of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford rairoad, last night
delivered an address before the Get To-
Qether club" here.
Addressing himself TO the pending rate
bin commonly known as "the Hepburn
bilR Mr.. Mcllen said he regarded it
in its present form as most per.
nicious piece 81 legislation We con-
tinucd;
n believe II 70 be fraught With thc
aqentcst danger 90 that section Of the
country in which have my bone, and
The business interests Of which are my
constant study and care
eThc power Of The railroads is too
great to be Longer permitted to be eNer.
eised without greater restraint in the
interest Of the public"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
THE LoMAsNEY TRIAL.
patrolman Morgan Says He Was Not
Afraid.

Boston, Mass, March Patrolman
Morgan was further cross examined III
the Crowley trial this morning. He said
he was in no way afraid Of the Lomas-
neys. A number Of questions regard
ing Martin I.omasney's political power
and disscnsions in police hoard were ex.
cmded. The witness said THAT on taking
Crowley 10 the station he charged him
with assault with loaded revolver, but
this was not entered On tic book and
after a protest bN Martin Lomaney tie
charge was changed 70 assault with IN.
tent to murder and Kill,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
MRS. MANN'S FUNERAL.
There Was Large Attendance at Con-
eregational Church

The funeral of the late Mrs. Abram
Mann was held from the congregational
church at . yesterday afternoon, The
Rev. Il. A. Poole officiating The church
was filled nearly TO its limit with tho
many friends aud relatives Of The de-.
ceased. The front Of Che church was
banked with beautiful flowers, showing
to some extent the high estegn in which
Mrs Mann was held. The Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society and the w, G. T. L.
were present in bodies, Mrs. Mann hav-
ing been a prominent member Of both.
A quArtette composed OF Mrs. Braey,
Miss Harris, Mr. lnglis and Mr. Kidder
sang Crossing the Bar Heaven Is Ny
Home" aud we VIII Meter Say Good
bye" The pail bearers we're i. T.
Mower, Duncan Stewart, Robert Turner,
S. Z. Perkins, Z. J.. Clark, aud w X.
Durkee. The body was placod IN the
tomb at Elmwood for the present and
win be inferred at that cemetery soon
Among the relatives from out Of town
were Mrs George Winch and Miss Flort
Winch Of Mclndoes Fails; Mrs Fred
Mann Of Corinti; Mrs. Mitchell 0oslant
OF Lanesboro.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
FINED FOR DEER KILLING.
Arthur Duke Of Moretown Pleaded
Guilty to 1t.

Montpelier. March Arthur Duke
Of Moretown pleaded guilty in county
court yesterday afternoon 10 Illegally
killing two deer and was fined in each
case 500 and costs which he paid.
The case Of Eleanor Fletcher Bishop
Nicholas against the estate Of Caira
Nicholas was put on trial yesterday af-
ternoon. The plaintiff claims the face
value OF three notes the total yahie Of
which is $4,000. The commissioners
on the estate Of Mrs Cara Nicholas dis
allowed this claim. The plaintiff claims
the notes were given for money loaned.
Attorney Randall Of New York and G.
W. Wing for plaintiff; W. a. Lord, Hale
X. Darling and +. L. Laird for defend
ant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
SWEPT TO DEATH.
Snow Slides Are Causing Great Damage
in Colorado.

Silverton. Col, March 90. Twelve
miners employed at the Shenandoah
mine were caught by great snow slide
yesterday and swept to their DEATH
Their bodies have not been recovered.
Assistance has been summoned from
Silverton to help dig out the bodies.
According to report received from
Fowardsville, the IL men were killed
bv snow slide which struck the board
ING house at the Shenandoah mine while
they were at dinner II is reported that
I'll men were caught in the slide, AMI
nine dug their way out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
POSSIBILITY OE STRIKE
is GROWING STRONGER
Operators viii Follow the Unit Rule
in Whatever Action They May
Take-Miners in Joint
Session.

indianapolis, March 20.Ihe rift in
the rank of the mine operators is rapid
iy spreading among both the operators
and miners. The possibility Of strike
affecting at least large portion Of the
coal fields Of the country is today re-
garded as stronger than ut any time
since the miners first met here in Janu-
airy. Contrary to the expectation Of
the operators, the miners went into a
ioint session at ten this morning in Tom
lison hall. The operators viii follow the
unit rule in any action they take.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
DIED OF CONSUMPTION.
Young Man in Montpelier Leaves Widow
and Children.

Montpelier, March 20.-Theophihs
Fountain went to his mothers home last
Christmas to attend d Christmas dim
ner, and never left the house after that
He failed rapidly from consumption un-
til this morning, when the end came.
The deceased was ~ wears Of age and
leaves i widow, two children, two broth
.ers and two sisters, besides his mother.
He was shoemaker by occupation and
an excellent workman, having y shop
near the opera house. He WAS born
IN Plattsburg. n. " The body viii
BE- taken 70 Burlington for burial on
Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
LOST NEARLY EVERYTHING.
Household Burned Out at westford Sun
day Afternoon

Mestforl, March 20 The holise We.
longing to =. /. French was burned sun
day altcnoon and the building aud con-
TENTS were totally destroyed Besides
the household furniture Nj fieucll mt
40 baehols of poiatoes, quite a quantity
0i oats, and new cream soparatoa Mr.
French's mother vino is over SD years
ola, was alone in Che house and hearing
door and found The uppci prt Of the
house abszc, ani only bod timc 90 save
q Inal quantity 0f beIlmg The house
and conteai- were insutcl Cor $500. Mr.
French had railted iis isrn i1f the sea.
son 30 hi, oldest suul ana Nartod i0r
Springfield Mass lass TUESDAY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
DRAINED HIS FATHER.
A Boy Split Drunken Mans Head Open
to Protect His Mother

North Bay, Ont, March 20, Edward
Norman, d farmer living AZ miles from
here, was killed Yesterday by o blow
from an axe In the hands of his 13-year-
old son. Norman. II il alleged, returned
home under the inuencc Of liquor and
began to abuse his wife, The boy I'M
terfered and the father turned upon
him. La self defense the boy, il is ali
legged, picked mp the axe and split open
Norman's head.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
HEAD-oN CRASH.
Two Trainmen Hurt at Haverhill, Mass,
Today

IIa,erhill, Mass, March 2o.-A fast
freight from the east ran into an open
switch in the local freight yard this
morning and crashed head-on into a
shifting engine on side track. The
latter was wrecked and Engineer Cate
was scalded about the legs and body by
the bursting Of a steam pipe, switch
man Racine was also slightly injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
STRUCK ON BOSTON LIGHT.
Schooner Went Down But All Men Were
Saved,

Boston, March 20. The schooner G. G.
Lane, from New York for Portland,
struck on Boston Light Ledge last night,
and sank, the crew being rescued by men
from the Boston Light. The crew con
sisted Of the captain and five men. The
captain was frost bitten but the others
were not seriously injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.
Appointments Made for Towns Of Rich
mond and Shelbnrne

burlington, March 20. Assistant
Indae }. II. Allen and ]. III Lyon ap-
pointed license commissioners IN the
towns IF Richmond and Shelburnc yes
terday as follows;
Richmond H. Shcpardson, w G,
White and George NJ. Green,
Shelbumc r. G, RAY, r .. Web
ster and George Palmer.
They win hold meeting this after
noon after The adjournment Of court and
consider the appointments for Colches-
ter and Milton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
WATERBURY MERcAHNT FAILS,
Frank Il. Lyford Has Liabilities Of sii,-
o57l7.

Huntingdon. March 20 Two petitions
IN bankruptcy wore fled yesterday IN
tht Office of George r. Johnson clerk
0f the nited State, e6uts3 The most
important being That Of Frank II. Ly-
ford. q dry goods merchant Of Water.
bury. He has liabilities Of sii057.17,
Of which S5.ss9.sI arc secured and So.
f6n33 are unsecured He has assets
0f Ss.4s0.l0 Of which $500 erc claimed
oyempi. Of his assets $4,000 are set
ip ass stock in trade.
Frark s. Jones. locomotive fireman
of pittsiOrd. ha. iisbiiiiirs Of Si45 md
asset 0f Sax
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
Mr.. SYKES HAS A THEORY.
But He says Hen Wait for Result Of
Examination.

Roy sykes returned yesterday after
being away because Of illness for several
days. Mr.. sykes says that he and Fred
JBateheldef, his roommate, who died sud 3
denly last Thursday, were taken i'll at
about the same time and with exactly
the same symptoms II IS his opinion
that the cause OF his sickness and Mr..
Batchelder's were the same. If any
poison IS found in the contents OF Mr..
Batchelier's stomach az the state labora-
tory then Mr.. Sykes viii give his theory
as 10 its source. Until. then he has
nothing to say about Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
SLOWLY ROASTED 10 DEATH
Engineer Pinned Under Engine and Dies
After Two Hours Agony

Niagara Falls, March 90 George
Hawthorne. engineer Of work train on
the New York Central, was pinned down
bv his overturned engine, last night, and
slowly roasted to death in sight Of the
train crew, who failed in their efforts
10 Get linn out. Hawthorne's engine
was sidewiped by freight in blind.
ing snow storm. The engine toppled
over, pinning Hawthorne beneath the
fire box. He pleaded to be put out
Of his misery. Death came after two
hours of torture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
STEAMER WENT ASHORE.
Captain and "a Men Were Taken OFF
Today.

New York, March 2o.The Norwegian
seteamer Bodo, Port Antonio for New
York, laden with fruit. went ashore ten
miles west Of Fire Island, last night.
The captain and % men were taken of
BY life savers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
como ana See aMr. pob.D

eMr Bob which was presented with
such success Friday evening in the sem
mary hall by The senior class Of Goddard
seminary, viii gain be brought before
the public Wednesday evening, March 81,
in the yestry Of the Uniyersalist church,
in behalf Of the Ladies' Aid society.
The applause which this comedy drew
forth should insure a full house Wednes
dnv evening,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
wanls Q surpIy whlte eass.

ST, Alhans, March 2A Henry 4. Sam
son Of the Lake View House, fauF mites
from ST Alhans Bay has made an appli
cation to the fsi commissioner u Wash
ington to supply CHR white bass to ~
placed ii Lake Champlain ii the gtea1
Back Bay fishing grounds laerc are
none in The lake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
WILL ERECT sroNEsHED.
Presley, coykendar Co. Buy Site of
sortwell & Morse,

The PYesbey, Coykendall Gu OF 169-
III Broadway, y. ", has bought Of
Sortwell & Morse lot Of land on the
Gale farm, near the plant Of Magnagni
q CALI, and will erect manufacturing
plant thereon this spring The slied for
which plans are now being mble, viii
be 200 fet long, This company is capi-
talized at $5O,O00. all paid in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
FIRE IN TORONTO
Loss on Front Street Is sas,0oo-Last
Nights Blaze

Toronto, ont, March 20 fire in
lgons street last night taused 4 los 9!
eas 900. rhc firms sustaining Losses
nre; McCnnn Milling Cos s59n0e lfaie
Cowan Co. gloves @lsoQo Nnht'f 63
~ Chicago siofenoase ia.9aa Aa9a4
KS Portable Pence Neq 4Raaa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
AN AGREEMENT?
France and Germany May Have Patched
Up Differences

London, March 20. The Evening News
hears on excellent authority that France
and Germany have arrived ct an agree
ment nt Algeciraa and all danger Of
disagreement ia the international con.
ference is past.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
CENTRAL R. R. SUED.
The Damages Are Set Up to Be Slo,-
GOO.

Plumley 4 Plnmley Of Northfeld, at
torneys ior Joseph Lashaway, admins
traitor of the estate Of Edward Lash
away. have brought suit for damages OF
$40 900 against the Central Vermont
Railway company. The suit grows ont
Of the death Of Edward Lashapay in
Richmond, June o, 1905, which it is al
legged was due 70 the negligence OF the
railrond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
GETS LEAVE OF ABSENCE


Waterbury, March 20. The Rey. +.
y. Kellogg has been granted SIS weeks
leave aud goes next "Wednesday night
TO Denver, Colo. tie plans to visit
southern California before bis return.
II Is expected that Che Congregational
pulpit viii be supplied a part Of the
time during his absence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
Fierce Tornado Struck Brook
lyn, Miss, Last Night
NUMBERS PERSONS KILLED
Say Reports Which Reached New Orleans
Today Regarding Cyclone Several
People Are Reported to Have
Been Injured.

New Orleans, March 20. Reports re-
ceiyed here say that 4 number Of per.
sons were killed and injured in the tor.
nado which swept through the town OF
Brooklyn, Miss, last night. Every house
in town IS renortel razed.