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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
ANOTHER
SAD FALL
Boston Americans Lose TO
ST. Louis
DINEEN WAS HIT HARD
while Smith was Touched Up for oaly
Six Hits Three Of Them Were
Made BY Capt
Collins.

Boston, AEay 1e- Boston locked good
for six innings Il Inc game with the
~ Louis Browns yesterday afternoon
and then the visitors felIs On Dineen
and pounded out an easy victory, aided
b. the nisplays Of Collins men. The
score vas TO ; in favor Of tho Browns.
Smith pitched \ fine game. allowing
Boston but SIX hits. three Of which, a
single, double and triple, were ss.
cured by Collins.
Il. I4ouis scored in the second on a
pass, hit and 4 tumble By selbaeh.
BOSTON eyensd up in the third when Col
Inns hit for two bases and was brought
in BY Parents safe swat. Haftsell's
Wild throw gave Graham his base IN
the fifth inning. and Dineen sent him
to second with > sacrifice. Collins then
singled and Graham crossed the plate.
The seventh. however. saw tie hopes
81 Bostonis winning the game blasted.
Stone started with = single and Dneen
Eumbled WalIscess bunt. O'BTien sac
Fifced himself and Jones singled, scor-
ing Stone. Hickey famed out but Niles
sent out = twn-haggcr and Wallace pass
ed over the rubber On Smiths singia
both Jones and Niles scored. Boston
added one in the same inning on dou-
Bile by Ferris and passed bali.
Two more we're Tailed in the eighth
BY the visitors on Hemphill's single.
Stalls inufT Of Stones drive, Wallace
sacrifice and 0'Briens singles and two
more in the ninth On two hits aud Two
put outs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
RAs YELLOW DoGn BOOKS.
Records Reported in Hands Of District
Attorney Jerome.


New York. May 49, There ssas NJ
report ab0nt the Criminal Courts Build
ing Thursday thaf certain books ard
records III tlie Mutual Idfe insurance
company- department Uf purchase and
supplies, wAirh disappeared sisnultane
ously vita tile dropping ont NJ sigait W.
Andrew G Fields. who administered the
Mutnal's yellow dog fund, Ind fallen
into The hands o. District Attorney
Jerome The report, which Was not en-
tirely devoid az eirMmstantiai detail,
had Il that these books and documents
were still in existence, and had NOT been
destroyed. as certain men Interested in
the Mutual have been anxious 10 have
The public believe.
The books and records which haze
fallen into Mr. Jeromes hands are be-
lieyed to contain the accounting Mr..
Fields was compelled to render TO the
trustees from time 70 time OF the vast
sums placed In his hands 70 be spcEt
where the money could do the most good
Mr. Jerome had discovered 50 far
through the special grand Jury investi-
sums amounting to Si00. 900 wear on
more had been charged up 10 supplies
without The regular books OF the depart
ment Of supplies showing what had been
obtained IN return for the money cx-
pended BY the time the present jasy
has finished its work. Mr. jerome ex-
poets that il viii have accomplished the
purpose for which ii was convened. This,
II Is said. il not 80 much 10 get immedi-
ate indictment as To ascertain facts on
which specific charges Agxinst individual
offenders may be brought before am.
other grand Jury Or before the courts In
the regular MAY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
RATE BILL
A GOLD BRICK
So Declares Senator Teller In
Asserting the Country
is BEING HOODWINKED
Says Roosevelt Is Misled->Faise Preten-
sions Made as to What the New
Legislation Will Accom-
plish.
is BEING HOODWINKED


Washington. MAY II. Tfe people Of
the country are being handed gold
brick, said senator Teller 81 Colorado
yesterday IL discussing amendments to
The rate bill hrniting jurisdiction IF the
coialts n granting temporary restrain
Ing orders iii rate eases.
II do not believe ii will do what the
President expects or what 20 per cent
Eof THE American people believe Ii will
do. da NOT believe the friends uf
This legislation are directing ,thiS hill
senator Teller predicted the people
woHia not patientiy submit tn thr lA-
competency or dishonesty of the Sen
ntp. and that dav would come when
the Senate wnnid he compelled IA pas
adequate legislation.
The senate YESTERDAY rejected. bv Vi
vote 1f 54 ~ 2S. senator Baileyr amend
Tnrnt tp the railroad rate hili pF0sid-
lssg that rate fixed by the interstate
commerce commission should not be-
suspended NATL reversed Div the court.
Three Republican senators voted for the
Raiiry amendment, Mcssr- Hurkest of
Nebraska Hale az Maine and La. Fol-
lette III Wisconsin,.
Eight Democrats voted against IL,
Asessrs. Bacon, Clark III Montana, CsslA
herson. Dauiel, Morgan, Newlands, Pei
Fms and Taliaferrp.
Dir. Bailey. in presenting MS amend
lpent, reviewed The attitude 81 President
Reessrelt on the question 81 suspension
~ rate ~, iRterlocnfaFy decree al The
ySuri and declared that the President
bad, ia his message to Congress and
Ia other Ways. insisted until recently
that rates should not be SO suspended.
Air. bailey charged The President with
having Surrendered his position Oh the
HtsestFin 10 The demands Of the Repab
fest senators. and that The President
would ina Ii very difficult 10 explain
satisfactorily IL The ceantry his change
81 heart Mr.. Bailey admitted, however,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
BUSY DAY FOR suLLowAY.
The Regular Order Was Demanded BY
Williams.

Washington, MAY IL Representative
Williams 81 Mississippi, the minority
leader, i persistent In his opposition
To the transaction OF business without
proper presentation Of bills. on their
passage, To the House When the House
yesterday decided To take up bills on
the private calendar speassicn billsl,
Mr. Williams insisted that Mr.. Sbllo-
way II Nfw Hampshire, chairman Of
the invalid pensions committee, should
rise and properly move the passage Of
each bill All there are a2o private
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
III W. ALLEN a CANDIDATE.
Would Accept Nominations for State
Treasurer If rendered Him

Burlington, May l2.--H. w. Allen Of
this city who is well known rs one Of
the most prominent and conservative
business men in Vermont, says that be
has seen his name had been mentioned
for state treasurer, and that while he
had not intended to make canvass for
the Office he felt il great honor to
be mentioned in connection with il and
il the nomination was rendered him he
would accept IL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
CANDIDACY BOOMING.
Burke Of Burlington Says Hen Be on
the Spot.

Burlington, May l2-The candidacy
81 Mayor james y. Burke for the Dem.
ocratic nomination for governor Is boom
ing. The mayor said that he could not
tel what the convention might do, hut
that he would be there and looking out
for his interests.
The situation Ii summed up by one
politician in this manner: Mayor Burke
win poll the labor vote. both Democrat
IL and Republican. Clement will poll
a lot OF Republicans, 70 that Burke win
stand a good chance Of winning ont at
the polls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
Vote Today on Alcohol.

Washington. May IL. The senate
finance committee beard George 5. Clap
perfpn u Grand Rapids, representing
wood alcohol interests, against the free
alcohol bin yesterday, and expects nov
to reach final vote on the bill to-
day, after other wood alcohol repfesen
tatives hare spoken. The bin viii be
fasorahir reported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
The Man on HORSEBACK.

Redd Did you ever ride GU the back
Of a camel
Greene-0h, yes.
Terrible, isn't itsv
why, I'd rather ride on camel than
on horse
Why, you're crazy"
No, I'm not crazy. When ! ride
on camel the people IN front and be-
bind mo can't sec how far I jump IN
the all. ~ fonkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
National League standing.
The Old Masters.

"Half dozen situations III six
months7 gsspsd the lady interviewing
r. COOK who sought to enter her Ser
vira
e.AIas. muin, replied BE- q,aeen Of
the range. where are the good and
faithful masters and mistlfsses Of oldcn
times Iii Hits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
MONTPELIER HIGH

Summary: Two base hits, Fisher.
Kenefck, Heggie; home RIM. pitkin;
base on balls, of Fisher 3. Of Daley q.
struck out BY Fisher 10. by DALEY 8.
double plays, Kenciek unassisted,
Towle to Reed. Towbs TO Scott; passed
balls, Ayers 8, Wakefield hit by pitt
cher, Darling, kenefick, Towie; time two
hours. Umpire J. Berry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
American League Standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At Pittsburg Philadelphia 2. Pitts
burg O.
Al st. Louis st. Louis !. Chicago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12

At Boston st. Louis 5. Boston 3.
AZ New York--Cleveland 6, New
York j
st Philadelphia Chicago Philadelphia
rain.
Al Washington--Detroit 4, Washing.
ton D.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
PIERCE no TALK.
Can Aswer Charges Made BY mfr. Wade
at Hearing.

Washington. d. HI. May In. 1hr
House COMMITTEES 0il foreign affairs has
notified MI PIERCE, third assistant sec-
rotary III state, that ~ viii allow him
to make verbal statement in answer
to exsConsuI Robert McWade to-day be-
hind closed doors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
But only Of flesh and You cannot withstand the aa
this
need good blood purifier and appetizer Hoods Sasapar

Y realize 4 am not made q iron. but only Of
flesh and blood also realize that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla il just the spring medicine for me owe my
good health b this good medicine Carr. K u
McCoAIsKr, Beverly, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-12
Hoods Sarsapari|la

nds testify To its marvellous curative powers It
better Bury hottie and begin I'D take II today
lated tablets under the protected trade sarsatabs
wen az IN The usual liquid form. In reducing Hoods
Sarsapara ia sod extract, have retained ii Sarsa-
tabs the curative properties o every medicinal Ingredient
sold bv druggists or sent BY mall 100 doses dollar
@. +. Hood Co., Lowell Mass.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19

public were treated TO such celebreties as
Mascagni, Isaye and other stars OF the
musical and operate world.
He was for years employed by some OF
the leading piano houses OF the city until
he formed the company that bore his
name Up TO a few months ago this was
most successful corporation, but was
dissolved by consent OF the partners and
creditors. Since that time he has been
with the Gof a. Darling music house
until the acceptance OF the new position
he is about TO occupy.
on Monday he Will take up his duties
with one OF the oldest music houses I'm
the south. the Gilbert Smith Piano COM
pany OF Baltimore In which he will be a
partner. The Smith company Is one OF the
leading concerns OF the south and controls
a larger portion OF the business; and Mr.
Mann Will manage the retail department
of the plant.
Before accepting the position 10 which
ne goes he was sought by several other
concerns. among which were the Knabe
Piano company and several houses OF
New York and Philadelphia; but the
Baltimore offer was the most tempting
and hence he accepted II.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
IN DANGEROUS CONDITION
FROM OLD INJURY

Mary Snow OF Lowell avenue. Olney.
vile, who two years ago was severely
hurt in coasting accident. was removed
to the Rhode Island hospital Saturday,
and I'm In a dangerous condition.
Saturday she was engaged as usual at
the West telephone exchange and while
shopping Saturday night was stricken III.
When carried 10 her home physicians
advised her removal TO the hospital, where
her trouble was pronounced due to a
fractured skull which had not knitted.
Last week her father suffered the loss
OF a thumb. The sight the injury Is be-
Heved 10 have an effect on the girl.
Miss Shows accident two years ago oc-
CURED on Sunset avenue when a large
"doubler" going at the rate OF a mile a
minute got beyond the control of the
steerer and crashed into a post at the
bottom OF the hill. Several OF the party
were taken TO the hospital and Miss Snow
was the most dangerously injured For
days she remained unconscious with lit
tie chance for recovery.
IL was many weeks before she was
discharged from the hospital and then
she was devoid OF all sense OF smell and
taste.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
LIVELY BLAZE IN STORES
ON WESTMINSTER STREET

threatening fire in the basement OF
the store at ASP Westminster street, oc-
cupied by the Providence Art company.
occurred last evening; and the Gould cor
set store and the annex to the Hotel Hal
lett were damaged by smoke and water.
one hose company fought the fire from
the rear OF the building. breaking In the
skylight OF the ell, but the blaze had
burned through the floor In the rear OF
the art store before the water was played
on IL.
The fremen went into the basement
and began TO chop down the wooden par
titions gaspipc was broken off before
the supply had been shut off The fumes
spread quickly and Augustus f. Higgins,
ladderman at the Thre Ones, was led TO
the open air in a faintng condition. An
other fireman was affected In the same
way. Both revived within short time
The blaze in the southwest corner OF the
art store ruined nearly all the pictures
and other works OF art. and also did dam
age In the corset store large plate
glass In the door of the latter was also
smashed.
The building is owned by r. S. Taylor
OF Worcester.
Emma Gushing of Franklin street
trlpped over fire hose and fell dislocat-
ing her right arm at the elbow
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
FIRE At SOUTH WARREN, Me-,
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS

South Warren. Me-. Oct ia wooden
building containing the large general
store OF Counce e. Jordan. the postoffice
and the hall OF Good VIII grange was
totally destroyed by fire early today and
nothing was saved
Residents were awakened by a heavy
explosion at o'clock and found the fire
under such headway that all efforts 10
control IL were useless. The explosion
probably was caused by the fire COM
municating with a quantity OF gunpowder
and kerosene. The stock was valued at
$4,000 and insured for $4,000. The build
ing was valued at $4,000 and the owners
w. o. Counce and the grange. had an
insurance Of $500.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19

BEE BUZzES IN
MORAN s BOHNET 7

Boston, oct 19-John r. Morans ut
terances in his two speeches at Marlboro
and Natick last night in the course of
his campaign for governor. have been
generally interpreted in the local news
paper circles today TO mean that II elect
cd governor this year and reelected next
year, he Will run for the presidential
nomination I'm 1905
In both OF last nights speeches Mr.
Moran made these statements. which have
been regarded as signihcane. after deny
ing allegiance 10 William r. Hearst or
William j. Bryan:
II owe fealty TO no man." he said 81
take my choice among all OF them and
tell you this: That II l am elected Gov
ernor this year and reelected next year
| will take my stand with the rest OF
them, not as a follower. but as their
equal.
II have eliminated Bryan for this con
test, and TO make IL clear Co all Repub-
hcans. Prohibitionlsts Leaguers and
Democrats. that having no allegiance. no
anlliation with any other man. | say TO
you that II / am elected governor this
fall and reelected the next fall. | want
the delegates OF Massachusetts, To the ma
tional convention not for Hearst or Bryan,
but for Massachusetts, man"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
BANK OF ENGLAND
TAXES To STOP
OUTFLOW Of GOLD

London. Oct ls-The Bank OF England
raised it's rate OF discount to per cent
this morning. Changes In the discount
rate OF the bank on any day except Thurs
day have been few and far between and
not since Friday. Nov Z, 1890, Just before
the Barring failure, has tig ate been put
TO per cent.
The relapse in American exchange, in
dicating a renewal of the demands for
gold. and the probability OF large with
drawals OF the metal for Egypt. were he
main contributive causes OF the action
taken by the bank today. Is believed 10
be destined for Egypt. while financial cir
clee anticipate very large purchases in
behalf OF the United States. irrespective
of whether the rate OF exchange does or
does not render the transaction profit
abl
Reports are also current that the I'm
perial Bank of Germany is conducting
large bullion movement for Russian ac-
count while Argentina is in the market as
n purchaser OF gold. The multiplicity OF
the demands for the metal, IL Is pointed
out emphasized the necessity OF protect
ing the already depleted reserves OF the
Bank OF England.
Consols for money declined 7-16 20 S5&
after the announcement OF the increase
in the bank rate
American securities were depressed.
Union Pacific lost y and the rest OF the
last u 10 x, compared with yesterdays
New York closing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
BRISTOL
ST. Charles Branch, |. c. B. u,
Elects Officers

The annual meeting and election OF
Irish Catholic Benevolent union. was held
Wednesday evening. and the following
officers We're chosen: President William
Dwyer; vice-president. Miss Annie Chris
tie; recording secretary. Bernard Farley.
Jr.: financial secretary. Cornelius Gal
lagher; member Of board OF trustees
Miss Elizabeth McKevitt; sergeant at
arms. John Neary.
II was voted TO leave the election OF an
entertainment committee until the next
meeting at which the installation of off,
GERS Will be held The state vice -presi-
dent was present and addressed the
meeting.
Notices OF a canvassers' meeting were
posted yesterday in various places about
town notifying electors that the voting
lists will be canyassed Thursday and Fri
day. Nov. l and 2. by the town council.
Five silver cups are on exhibition
which are offered by the Y. NJ. G. A. as
an inducement TO have a first class bas-
ket ball league here.
On account OF viola tions OF the bird
laws which occurred about this time last
year. the town counc> has ordered that
r. reward Of s25 be paid for the apprehen-
sion and conviction OF any person or per-
sons VINO Nlolate the law TINS year.
Thomas Hassett died yesterday at the
residence OF hLs brother John A. Hassett
on Charles street, after a long Illness of
lung trouble. He was a son OF Michael
and Mary Hassett and had resided here
over 80 years Two years ago he went
south for his health but was compelled
10 return. not receiving any benefit. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Deborah Murphy left yesterday
for Rockland. Me. where she will reside
with her sister. Mrs. Margaret d. Turner.
The public schools were closed yester-
day and today to give the teachers an
opportunity TO attend the teachers insti-
tute at Providence.
The steam yacht Eugenia. owned by
John B. Herreshoff left yesterday for
cruise up the Hudson and in the vicinity
OF New York. The yacht will be gone
nearly a month.
Poll taxes TO the number of 225 out
of 500 have been paid TO the town treas
urer. George III. Peck IL is the intention
OF Mr.. Peck TO keep the office open the
last four evenings In october TO accom-
modate registry voters who wish 10 pay
the poll tax.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
THREE AUTOS
AND ELECTRIC
IN A SMASHUP

Three automobiles were thrown togeth-
er in a tangle that blocked traffic on
Westminster street half an hour last
night.
one OF them, which was struck by a
Phillipsdale car, was driven by John ID.
Lehman at a fair rate OF speed. who op
posite VOLTS glove store guided the ma
chimes on the car tracks that he might
pass the other two autos, one of which
is owned by Mr. Wolf
The car. I'm charge OF Conductor w. l..
Naylor and Motorman T. Dion was APP
preaching at the time; and before Len
nan or the motorman could stop the auto
was thrown with force against the other
two.
Lennans machine was the most serious
ly damaged one Of the forward wheels
was twisted out OF shape and a lantern
was smashed. Mr.. VOLTS auto lost a Sec
tion Of one mud guard and its forward
mechanism was badly damaged.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
FUNERAL OF SERGT. HANLEY
kTTEN DED BY HIS COM AIDES

The funeral of Sergt. Thomas j Han
Icy or the Third police station. who died
IN Brooklyn on Tuesday. took place at
$3.50 this morning from his residence. 10
Bernon street, followed by a requiem
hlgn mass at st. Patrick's church.
The Third station was represented by a
detail OF 20 officers under Lieut.. Hugh ID.
Roblee; and the bearers were Sergt. j. j.
Costgan. Thomas L.. Kane. Frank A.
Walch and John B. Whalen.
There was a large number Of floral trib-
utes, including one handsome piece from
the men at the Third station.
At the church the mass was celebrated
with Rev. Fr. Thomas cullen as cele-
brant, Rev. FIR William j. Phelan as
deacon and Rev. Fr David quinn as
snb-deacOn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
NEW DEBATING SOCIETY
DISCUSSED BACHEl ORS

A literary and debating society was in
augurated at the Union house. 81 Chest
nut street. last night. as "A branch of the
Mems club.
W. n. o. Brown acted as chairman, and
the following officers were elected Presi-
dent, G. l.. Eddy; e-presdent Il. w.
Fuller; secretary. G. II. Bowman; treas
urer. j. Henshall.
The question. Resolved. that all bache-
lors over . years Of age pay an annual
tax for the support OF INDECENT females. q"
was debated by G. l.. Eddy. j. Henshall
II. watkins and v Salter. and on a vote
the negatives had n decided majority.
The meeting adjourned until Thursday,
Nov. 10.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
THREE MORE VICTIMS or
BITING DOGS REPORTED

Three more cases Of persons bitten by
dogs were reported TO the health author
ities today; and all are being investi-
gated.
Ellen Dawson, aged 8. was bitten yes
terday on the leg 10y n dog belonging to
the Rieleys OF 701 Eddy street
Frank Flavin Of North Attleboro. who
works in this city, was bitten this morn
ing on the head by a tramp Boston bull
dog while on James Donnely's premises
at North Main street
William Hogan. aged 8. Of 90 Claverly
street. was bitten by dog on the arm
last Wednesday and was attended by Or.
O'Connell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
STEAMER MkkCRURIA
REACHES SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco oct l9.-Accompanied by
the United states battleship Wisconsin.
the Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria ar
rived here last night from Honolulu. The
Wisconsin is returning from the Asiauc
station. and will proceed to Mare Island
navy yard FOR a general overheuling
The Manchuria Is badly damaged as
result of going on Waiman reef. OF the
Island of oahu. on Aug %. while bound
from this city % the orient. The Man
churia lay on the reef several weeks.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
CITY TO LOSE
A LEADER IN
MUSIC CIRCLES

Providence. and particularly the music
loving portion OF It. will miss from It's
midst next week one OF the best known
and most energetic OF its business men
in the person of Joseph NJ. Mann.
Mr.. Mann for a long period OF years
was about the best known musical man
OF the city and state; and It was chiefly
through his efforts that the musie-loving
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
DIED OF HEART DISEASE

Andrew Fleming. aged 80. died at the
Rhode Island hospital this morning Of
heart disease. He was found on Point
and Plain street at 1915 this morning. and
was sent 10 the hospital In the ambu-
lance.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
STARTED ROUGH HOUSE
AND PAID $40 FOR IT

In the police court today Fred Roseig
nal. aged ~, was fined $50 and costs for
revelling. lie started n rough house at
the Imperial thcater last night hy throw
ing vegetables on the stage and the dis.
turhancc vas quelled by Lieut.. O'Neu
sergt. Mcguire ana several patromen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
MINOR OFFENCES DEALT
WITH IN LOWER COURT

In the District court today James Nc
Crca was sent to the workhouse for nine
months as "A common drunkard.
%.lico Fillcbrown, for misconduct with
Patrick Grenchcon, was placed on pro-
batlon on her promise 20 leave the city.
william Snke. charged with stealing two
typeWriters. was fined In each case $50 and
costs and appealed.