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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
MGR. DALEY's OPINION.
Says That Barre and Montpelier May
Have Team Each.

Burlington, Jan. IA. w. Daley,
manager Of last seasons champion Inter
city base ball team, while in this city
last evening with bis Twin City bowl
ers. had time to talk some base ball
with local enthusiasts. He said the
sentiment over his way was for the
Northern League to join the national
association, which would mean strictly
professional base ball. The salary limit
must be moderate sum and must be
lived up to by all the clubs. II this
is done there i no doubt but that there
win be team from Montpelier Barre
and perhaps tean from each city. lie
believes there are enough eligible cities
Ia make SIX team league safe propo-
sition providing il is managed under the
national agreement
In his visit to other Northern League
cities with his bowling team, Nh Daley
win continue to spread the good word
from the Twin Cities and also size up
the base bali situation in Plattsburg and
Rutland, as well as Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
LEONARD CUMMINGS.
Barre Young Man Takes Bride I'M
Neighboring City.


Miss Bessie Louise Cummings, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Fl Cummings Of 65
East State street, Montpelier, and Ivan
James Leonard Of this city we're mar
ried by the Rev. D. Edward Wright, pas
tor of the Church of the Messiah, at
the brides home at four o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The wedding was 4
very quiet one, only the immediate re-
latives and few friends being present.
The bride was dressed III blue travel
ing suit and was unattended. The ring
service was used. THE happy couple left
on the six o'clock train for short we'd
ding trip after which they will be at
home at the home Of The brides mother.
The bride was graduated from the
Montpelier high school in the class Of
1902 She has for three years been
employed as bookkeeper at the perley
II. Pope store in that city. She il q
very popular young lady and host Of
friends will wish her happiness. Mr..
Leonard Is a well and favorably known
young man Of this city, he having been
as bookkeeper at B. w.
Hooker & Company's store for several
years. He is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
M. I. Leonard Of Newtonvilie, Mass, and
came 70 Barre from Calais, where his
parents formerly lived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
SENATOR DEPEW GETS
Al SOLID SUPPORT
Senator Brackett's Resolution Request
ing the Senator'S Resignation
was Turned Down in Albany
Yesterday Afternoon.

Albany, Jan. little State Senate
yesterday afternoon defeated by a vote
Of 81 70 4. tlte fourteen democratic sen
ators having been excused from voting,
Senator Brackett's resolution request
ing the resignation of u $. Senator
Chauneey NJ. Depew. Bracket alone
supported the resolution. Senator Arm
strong was absent, but telegraphed he
would vote in the negative II present.
This action followed long debate, open
ed BY Mr.. Bracket in d speech Of an
hour and a quarter, in which he scathing-
ly attacked the Junior senator, with m
incidental dpnunciation Of the senior
senator. Thomas G. Platt. Depew was
defended especially by Senators Malby,
Cassidy, Raines and Cogeeshall
Senator Bracket declared lie had IN
troduccd the resolution in obedience to
what he believes a solemn demand OF
sie right thinking people of the state.
Asserting there y lack 81 confidence IN
The senator named caused by reocnt dis
closures. Mr.. Bracket stated the re-
solution respectfully ana without dcnuu-
eiation. requested Depcw to retire.
senator Braclsett declared that al
HtoNRli ht iHt1 fpied iVI N'peMi ~ ia4
been opposed to tic reelection Of Depew
rs the senate brranse lie had believed
lie was unGt for tic office and Represent
cd unwholespme forces. lie declared that
any senator present ought to blush for
shame AZ tie representation OF his
static u Tho United States se1ate by
either 81 the present senators. BE dis
claimed the slightest responsibility for
platts election, but declared he would
sapport ang other senator's resolution
requesting him TO rcsign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
RESTRAINT OF TRADE.
Is Charged in Connection With Coal
Trade in Rutland,

Rutland, Jan. 17.-It is understood
that the controversy over the price Of
coal i'll this city win result in the mat
ter being brought before the interstate
commerce commission on the plea Of
restraint III trade The Combination
Cash store has becn selling coal, deliy-
cred, for $500 4 ton. This is consider.
ably below what the regular dealers
charge. Ii Is stated that the New Eng
land Coal Dealers association was APP
peaied to BY local coal dealers with
the result that the shippers at the coal
mines did not fill any more orders to
the Combination Cash store
II is also stated that letter was
written To the local concern with ref.
ercnce to an alleged protest ON The part
of Rutland coal dealers al the cut in
prices and that q uniform price be
charged. The dry goods concern refused
To do this, ii il said. claiming Che tight
to sell At eny price they desired. After
this shipments Of ceal to the dry goods
firm ceased, and the reason seemed to
be significant. The people are much con
cefned in the proposed movement 60
make the subject one in which q prece
dent viii be established in relation to
restraint Of trade. The parties inter
csted directly have nothing to say, but
do not deny that 1t will he taken be-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
"G0 AND TELL MY WIFE,"
DECLARED THE WINNER
John Burns Reelected at Rattersea and
Alfred Lyttleton Defeated at War
wick--Great Denomination Over
the Former.

London, Jan. 17.--,Iohn Burns, presi-
dent of the local government board, has
been reelected at Battersea hv MAJ
jority of 1890. Alfred sLyttleton, for
nler secretary for the colonies, was de-
feated at Warwick
The commercial heart Of the kingdom
remained faithful to the unionist cause,
the city OF London returning A. G. H.
Gibbs and Sir Edward Clarke with
enormous maioritics, approximately
10000 over their liberal opponents
Some Of The other conservative London
districts, like Westminster and prnvin-
sial seats ike Oxford, where the work
Ing class population is small managed
to retain unionist representatives
There was q great scene at Battegsea
ia<t night after the poll showing John
Burns to be elected was announced. Mr.
Burns stood on the balcony OF the town
aaIl on Lavender Hill where he resides,
wildly waving bis hat, while fully 20,-
900 of his supporters were along the
bill as wildly cheering. tt was a long
tinla before Mr. Burns could get hear
Ing to announce the figures. Then he
exclaimed Nov, ao and tell my wife,
a few minutes afterward hlr. Bnrns
was escorted shoulder high through The
Battarsea streets by thousands OF work
men.
Walter Hume Long, former chief Sec
retary for Ireland who lost lis seat at
South Bristol Monday, was yesterday
elected to the unionist seat for South
Dublin, where tae unionist candidate
had withdrawn in his favor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
BAILEY WAS
BATTERED
Face Disarranged and One
Shoulder Knocked Out
IN COWARDLY ATTACK
His Assailant, Who viii Be Arrested,
Is Said to Have Been in
an intoxicated Con-
dition.

Northheld, Jan. i7.-Roy Bailey, a
blacksmith employed at the shops Of
the h. B. Ellis Granite works, and for
merly of Barre, was attacked BY 4
drunken man last night and az result
this morning has bad looking face
and h broken shoulder blade. He went
to the doctors last night to have the
wounds dressed and found that his
shoulder blade was broken BY the force
Of the blow which knocked him to the
ground.
Mr.. Bailey says that be can see no
cause for the attack upon him, unless it
he that the man, in his drunken state
mistook him for someone else They
had been attending special meeting Of
the union in village hall and were at
the foot of Central street hill, when the
m1n said something 70 Bailey, who not
understanding what was said turned
to one Of the other men to ask what
was said to him, when he received the
severe blow over the right eye that sent
him to the ground. Bailey got up but
was knocked down again several times.
There were several stoneentters at the
rffHG dl0 Hvit ~ llltii tiitu W sup bhG
big drunken fellow from hammering the
little man to Jelly.
Papers are in the hands of the police
officers for the arrest of the drunk in
behalf of the state Bailey, who will be
unable to work for three months, will
afterwards have tile man taken for pri-
vate damages.
The assaiIant is said to have been
William Even, the wrestler, who tried
conclusion with Ross at Barre last sum,
mer. Even is missing and the police
are looking for him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
STRENGTHEN THEIR LEAD.
Clan Gordon cribbage Team Defeated
F. Of A. Last Evening.

The Clan Gordon cribbage team de.
feated the I. Of A. players in the league
contest last evening at five tables to
three The result by tables was as
follows;
Shaw and Elrick, &. G,, defeated
Alexander and Clark, Il. of A.; Biddell
and Mcleod, &. G., defeated Smith and
Scott, II Of A.: 'rroup and Inglis, q G..
defeated Stephen aud Marion, r. Of A.;
Jopp and Milne, @. G., defeated Evans
ana Williams, r. of A; Gordon and
Munroe, G. G., defeated Anderson and
Robertson, r Of A.
Mackie and Paterson. F. Of AL, de-
feated cKith and Smart, G. g.; Taylor
and Stewart, n. Of A., defeated Scott
and Henderson, c. G.; Morrison and
Smith, +. Of A., defeated Smart and
Cruickshank. q. q.
The N. Z. and r of A. teams viii
play Monday evening,
The cribbaee league standing to date
IS rs follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
TOOK PLACE
BY SURPRISE
---
House Of Correction Looked
Over by Commission.
CONDITIONS GRO W DED
But the Board compIimented the officials
on the Cleanliness of the Place
Testimony Was Commenced
This Afternoon.

Rutland, Jan. 17.--The state inves-
tigating committee began work at the
house OF correction today, making per-
sonal inspection Of the entire institu-
tion. Accompanied BY President Wood
Of the State Prison Commission. They
found the conditions crowded, there be-
ing 227 prisoners The marble shop ca
paeity IA insufficient to give employment
TO many men. The cleanliness was
spoken Of as was the routine and the
food. Testimony was commenced this
afternoon.
The arrival Of the commission was I'M
announced. The commission consists of
Gen. n. g. Williams Of Bellows Falls,
chairman the Hon. G. II. A. Stafford Of
Morrisville, and II. r.. Brigham Of
Bakersfield. Attorney-Generai Clarke
G. Fits of Brattleboro arrived on the
midnight train with +, S. Pratt, an ex-
pert accountant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
BILL FINALLY PASSED.
Philippine Tariff Measure Slips Through
the National House.

Washington, Jan. 17.--The Philippine
tariff bin was passed BY the House yes
tcrday substantially as it came from
the ways and means committee. The
vote was 25s 70 n. Rice was made sub.
iect TO the same tariff as sugar and to-
bacco, IS per cent of the Dingley rates.
and one or two changes were made as
TO language.
This result was attained after decid-
edly the most strenuous day Of the pres,
ent congress.
The many amendments which were
launched and went 70 pieces in the storm
Of debate and against the rock which
the house committee on rules constitut-
ed. left much legislative wreckage and
many records only useful for future po-
litical purposes,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
uuIoNIsrs MORE HOPEFUL.
Expect Gains in Remainder Of the Elec-
tions--Polling Heavy Vote Today

London, ain. 1.-THE mionist press
this morning takes a more hopeful view
Of the political campaign. II is inclined
70 consider tlfat the worst has passed
and that futnre pollirgs will show 4
steady pnionist rally The fact that
lhe anonists reiained fsc important
seats ii Liverpool and several in Ton.
don Is hold 10 show that all has not
been lost ard the poings 4 Birmingham
today arc looked forward to with The
kecne7t interest. An effort is made to
demonstrate that the out and out re-
formers have done better thah have the
nebulous followers Of the Balfonrian pol
icy, rnl thig rdi4eS ilie hope of the
acitRss success Of the policy Of To-
seph Chamberlain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
NJ. Clement Armand FaIlier-
les Succeeds L0ubet.
ELECTION HELD TODAY
He Received 20 More Votes Than Were
Necessary--His Election Greeted With
Ringing Cheers When Announced
in National Assembly.

Versailles, France, Jan. IA. M, Glenn
ent Armand Falliereis has been elected
president Of the French republic succeed
ing N. Loubct.
The French Senate and Chamber Of
Deputies, constituting the national a.
sembly met today in the palace here to
elect new president. The balloting
was conducted with great dignity. NJ.
FaIlieres was elected on the first ballot,
recording 44g votes TO 37l for M Dou,
mer. The majority required for election
acording, to the number Of senators and
deputies in attendance was 426.
NJ Antonin Dubos, vice president Of
the s'enate made the official announce
ment to the national assembly that M.
talncres had been elected and the de-
claration was received with ringing
cheers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
@sPLIT GANG" ROUNDED UP.
Four Members Were Taken by Mont.
pelier Police.

The Montpelier police made a roundup
Of four members of the ~split gang
who were fighting ii the railroad bridge
below Re city, but not without some
trouble, yesterday afternoon ID conrt
this morning three of them admitted
their first oiEense and got fifteen days.
They were Patrick Higgins Of Burling.
ton, William Hall Of Naitsfeld and Fred
Richards of Bolton. Walter Burke, the
fourth Of the trio, was shocked TO think
that hc was charged with a second Of
fense aud demanded trial He was found
guilty, and after being sentenced took
an appeal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
CLEARED s2l.a7 In MONTH.
From SO Hens--Mr. Mitchell Wants to
Know II Anyone Can Beat 1t.

Editor Of the Times: Believing that
have the champion winter laying hens
Of Washington county, wish to give
the record Of my flock OF White Wyan-
dottes for the last two months, during
which eggs have been retailing at 80
to 40 cents pei dozen.
The flock consists Of two old hens and
s6 pullets. During the month Of Now
enber they laid s32 eggs, in December,
500 eggs. The market value Of these
eggs was S29.G7. The cost Of feed ap-
prsxiInateiy Ss.40.
To show that they were still doing
business, these 3s hens started the new
year by laying 20 eggs and followed It
BY shelling out 2l on tho next day and
are stil doing business at the same old
stand.
The pullets were all from the record
making hens of last year, that averaged
l66 eggs per hen for one year If any
one has a better record for these two
months let us hear it.
JAMES L. MITCHELL.
4 Cleveland avenue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
SUCCEEDED BY BROTHER.
]. N. Field of Manchester, England, to
Manage Field Houses.

Chicago. Jan. l7.-- The funeral Of Mar
shall Field win be simple and mosten-
tatious. Members of the family and
intimate friends viii gather in the Field
mansion at noon on Friday 20 hear
short service, and then the body win
be taken TO Graceand cemetery, where
the merchant will he placed beside the
son, who died recently.
Announcement was made last night
that Mr Fields successor would be his
brother J. n Field, of Manchester. Eng.
land, who viii take charee If an ne
Field houses. J. \. Field for years
has been al the head Of the Manchester
branch house 81 the Field business and
has bad general charge Of all the foreign
business donc by the firm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
ENTERTAINED IaE aENrLrxrn


The AttHus Alish obsereea .o.,.
night al ht kaz ii AYrs ',sss'ee
on WashiHNea tfest ls.l es.,.,. go 'as
entertaisue in Ebc fegn St
ter picuis honsn -,
teHsiSelf Nith eteFn,. s fA
ssspinE i, "a fsFy plsassntss
the tliltS nembefs ana
bands .R gAmes A ses.s
sugpef ERea, each ssso.,.-..
ina bFe7 'neh iss I've.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
BuRLINsroN,s FIRE Loss.
Estimated at $4,000 During the Past
Year. with so Calls.

burlington, Jan. 17.--In The report
of Fire Chief Niles, iiled YESTERDAY. IL
is iealned that during tie past year
the ihcnien responded to so alarms, 40
bell and 35 still aiauns, Only one large
FIRE is reported, at Cranes min ID The
huber district. II r. tie opinion Of
the chief that the loss at this flre would
have been Comparatively small II the
iircmen had had plenty Of water
srhe cost Of naintennncc Of the depart
nent during the year was sic. 1860.
The appropriation $4,000.
The fife loss is estimated 70 have
been 10000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
FIFTEEN PERSONS INJURED.
Trolley Car wc-f Down the Bank ii
Bronx Borough.

New York, lar t.. Eiitern persons
wee injured, one seriously tiut he
maY die when trolley car crowded
with passengers, Jumped the track in
tle Bronx Yesterday slid down ar ~
cline AMI struck q telegraph pole. The
motoiman WAS tlirawn headgoremost
into ditch. every window IN the ear
wss smashed, anl many passengers wcfe
Glt by aioben glass a trampled upon
III the panic when Tie pas,ehgefs tficI
to-escape from the car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
The Street Railway.
FORESTRY MEFTINC
Win Be Held in Burlinglcn wednesdas
January "a

The annual meeting of tha I'aressrg
Association Of Vermont Nill be leId fss
Burlington, Wednesday lanuary 9tfb
At p N. there viii n bnaienss
meeting and Conference NJ tAe yan Nsss
House. It is hoped 10 makn 4Iis IS
profit, especially N laoSe via bayn
direct interest s. she foitfsry nraIier,
The evening meeting Will Be ndag,.ss ..s
by DIR. b. X. Ferab# IA fghaoa
Hon. Joseph IS ptsea j 1ioes,'
and Prof Z. s 1ase ol Burlington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
BorH FoucKr cAuTIousLY.
And Jimmy Moran Got the Decision Over
Willy Gibbs.

Providence, r. J., Jan T.e-Immy
Moran Of New York gained decision
over Willy Gibbs in the hlteen round
bout before large crowd at the Rhode
Island Athletic club al Thornton last
night. Both fought cautiously, clever
blocking being the main feature d the
bout
Monk, the Ncwsboy, Of this city se-
cured draw III the seni-dnal bout with
Johnny Lynch Of Cambridge, the latter
having shade the better Of it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
Special Train Bearing Body.

New York, Jan. l7.--A special train
bearing the body ~ Marshall Field and
members Of his family and friends, who
had watched beside his death bed, left
the Grand Central station AZ eleven
o'clock this morning The train was
made up 81 two sleeping cars and a bag
gage car. Chicago will probably be
reached shortly after noon tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
RECEPTION I'm BARRE.
To Parties Married in Montpelier This
Morning.

After their wedding in st. Augustine's
church nj Montpelier at nine o'clock this
morning, Mf. ana Mrs. Joseph Kreis Of
Montpelier drove to this city and were
given d grand reception at the home of
Z. Breck. Fr. Cullen was the officiating
Clergyman, and there was d very large
attendance Of friends of the contracting
parties. Miss Margaret Donahue Of
Montpelier was the bridesmaid, and Will
helm LETTER of Washington, D. q, was
the best man. At the Breck residence
in this city an orchestra was in waiting
for the couple, and splendid German
breakfast was served TO the couple and
their immediate friends.
Both the contracting parties are very
well known in Barre and Montpelier.
The groom Ii an expert sausage maker,
employed BY w. Q. Standish.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
CALLED OUT THE MILITIA.
To Prevent Lynching of Negro at Mil
ford, Delaware.

Milford, Del, Ian. IA call for tho
militia was sent cut late last night to
pregent a mob getting into the Jail here
to take out a negro Uceusel Of attempt
ing to assault Miss flora Booze, a
school teacher near here, Monday. The
prisoner was identified b. Aiiss Booze as
her assailant
The Milford company Of tho state
guard was placed Under arms ready to
respond Should their services be re.
quirel Sheriff Baker Of Kent county and
Shcria Lynch Of sus.cs county hope
to be able 70 take the prisoner TO the
Dosef iail today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
pREPARINe EoR pLoopsHEp.
st. Petersburg VIII Declare State cf
Siege OH Sunday

Glaseow, Jan Ia. The tIcrn!i's ~.
Petersburg ofrespondcn; wires that "
state oil siege win ID declared IN that.
city on sunday, 81 anticipation of hou.
bic then and on Monday TIC annivere
sary oi 1liea sunday, when many
workmen were sliot down ID the strects.
The municipality hiss oigsni1ed 90 aa-
bulanee corps IL expectation thar the
revolutionary outbma9 sin oucur at
Ehat time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
EASY BOWLING VICTORY
FOR iNTERClTY TEAM
Took Three Straight Strings in Their
Match With Burlington Team
Kennedy of Burlington Defeated
Walsh in Individual Match.

The local bowling team which is on
d tour of this state and New York had
little difficulty in defeating picked
team in Burlington last evening, taking
alI three strings by fair margins Ken
nedy Of the hitter team had the high
single string score Of 20a, followed close.
ly BY Smith of Barre with 204. Daley
of the visitors had high three string
total Of 51S. The score was ais follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
Death Of Eldon. c. cIorstOn.

Eldon G. Clogston Of Montpelier died
yesterday attenon after long illness.
The immediate cause Of death was the
hardening Of tho liver he leaves a
widow two sons and two daughters.
The funeral win be held Friday at two
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
TREASURER IS WANTED.
Boston Bank oficial Is Said to Be ii
FligItt.

Boston, Jam l7 Lorenzo ". Burlen,
secretary and treasurer of the proYi.
dent Securities and Banking company
whose business was suspenlei several
day ago bg order OF tho courts, lett his
'eity Yesterday lIis attorney declared
last aiahi that hc had left Boston az
his suggestion Mr. Burdens aestina-
tion N said to he some western city,
ana he i passing through Chicago on
tlla way u is stated that he WIZ re-
turn u Boston as soon ~ hs has aster-
tanned whether bc can find purchaser
for some oi the eonpany's assets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
ASLEEP IN A CLOSET.
Young Boy Had Hard Pillow Last
Night.


A boy whose home is in this city
decided last evening that he would strike
out for himself, after the show last
evening, which he attended He wan
dered up and down Main street for
while. not knowing what TO dc with
himself Az last he went into the East
man block and shut himself into the
lavatory, intending to pass the night
there Two Young men who roomed in
the building discovered that someone was
in the room Who had no business there.
One Of them climbed in through the
tTansom and found the lad asleep on
the floor. He was routed out and com
PEELED TO pass The night elsewhere. The
boys parents got on the track of him
this afternon and induced him to come
home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
GAVE A RECITAL.
Pupils Of Miss Mary Lease Were the
Participants.

Miss Mary Lease Of Waterbury held
! recital Of her piano pupils az home
of Mrs W. II. Gale last evening. The
Indies quartette was present and sang
several selections and Mrs. NJ. D. Lamb
rendered solo. Kenneth Gale gave a
violin solo. Miss Lease has about ten
pupils in piano nnd they played very
uieblv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-17
SHORTAGE OF $4,000.
Found in Accounts Of Kansas State
Trsasury by Accountants

Topeka, kan, Jan IA report Of
sn examination Of the Kansas state
treasury BIZ expert accountants given
ont BY Governor floeh Yesterday after.
nom shows q shortage Of close to $7s,.
600 The report covers the terms of
+ NJ Grimes and the present treasurer,
p. 4. Kelly