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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
ENTERTAINED GENTLEMEN.
Clover Club Has Pleasant Gathering at
DR.. and Mrs Worthen's.

The Clover club observed gentlemen's
evening At the home Of DR. and Mrs.
II. Q. Worthen, Keith avenue, last even.
ing. After the arrival Of the members
and guests dainty programmes ANA
Qnotations were distributed. symbolizing
in decoration the coIors and name Of the
club.
a very interesting musical programme
in charge Of Mrs. G. G. Connor was
given. The programme was as follows:
sIinuet, Mozart, Bertina Hooker, Ly.
man Wllitconlb
Quotations.
Clarinet solo, Ray Worthen.
Reading, Mrs. a. G. Averill
Piano solo. Romance BY Guese, Harry
Mcleod.
Vocal solo, Miss Lila Morse.
Reading, Mrs. a. G. Avcrill
Piano solo, Sonata, Opus 10. No. j,
Beethoven, Miss Alice Ayerill
After social half hour, refreshments
in charge Of Mrs. r. NJ. Ayerill, Miss
Tilden and Mrs. Kent were served. Mrs.
Noble Love, Misses Grace Worthen
Freida Hooker, Beatrice Kent. Ruth Con-
nor and Helen Ayerill acted as wait
resses
As each repaired to their several
homes. they carried with them the feel
ing that there was one more pleasant
feature to be chronicled in the history
Of the Clover clnb
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05

BERTHE, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Flanders is IN with chicken pox.
Mrs. Roxanna Jones spent Thanks
giving with her brother, Sheriff Frank
H. Tracey, Of Montpelier
Hon. Horace White Of Topsham, VINO
has been at the Orange County hotel
for several days. was in West Fairlee on
business -orlday
Miss Maude Merrill, who recently re-
turned from Burlington, whore she had
been for several weeks to perfect her
self as shorthand reporter and stenog,
rapher, has entered the Office of Darling
& Wilson to do professional work.
George A. Tracy has sold his grocery
business to g. O. Slack and possession
wa given December lst Mr. Tracy has
conducted nice business for several
years and has been a very popular mer-
chant. lie has enjoyed the liberal pa
tronage ana his many feinds and pa
irons regret 70 have him retire from
the business Mr.. Slack. the new pro-
prietor. has been in trade here before,
and his past experience in business. to-
gother with his extensive acquaintance
with sne townspeoplc bespeak for him a
liberal patronage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
Robert PrentiSS of Benning-
ton Perished
ON SHREWSBURY HIGHWAY
Has Nearly Reached BisselI Lumber Mill
Where He Hoped to Get Employ
ment--Selectme Took the
Body in Charge.

Rutland, Dee. s.. Robert Prentiss Of
Bennington widowdr, was found froz-
en to death in the road near the Bis
sell lumber mill In Shrewsbury yester-
day morning. Prentiss is said 10 have
been hard drinker and ii il believed
that he fell in the road while walking
from this city 10 Shrewsbury, 10 miles,
Inst night. Prentiss worked AZ car
penter for samuel Geno oi this city all
last summer Since discharged last
fall he has Knocked about here and
there Monday he went 70 Geno's after
some belongings and stated that he was
going to Bissell's for work The select
mcn of Shrewsbury took the body III
charge.
Prentiss had son in Burlington, a
daughter at North Adams, Mass and a
brother in Bennington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
Defendant 6etrays fgo Sign
of Emotion
AS VERDICT Is ANNOUNCED
Calmly Writes a Note to His Father
as Doom rs Announced The SEN
tence Will Be Imposed
Tomorrow.

Herkimer, n. X, Dec. 5.Though con.
victed Of capital crime, Chester u. Gil
lette has peculiar confidence that lie
will not be executed. This morning
he had recovered his composure, but he
Is being carefully guarded TO prevent sui
eide. 1t was recently found that a
stopcock in the gas stove in his cell had
been turned on and II i believed that
the prisoner did It with the intention Of
selfrdestruction.
II am so glad he was convicted" said
Mrs. Brown, the mother Of the murdered
girl, when informed Of the verdict. u
feared the wretch might escape some
how
The jury in the trial Of Chester f
Gillette for the murder Of his sweet
heart, Grace Brown, at Big Moose lake
on July ii, last night returned ver-
dict of guilty in the first degree.
Sentence viii be pronounced on Thurs
day morning, to which time the court
adjourned, after the jury had reported
Former Senator Mills. Gillette's coun-
sci, before adjournment announced that
when court reconvened at ten O'Clock
Thursday morning that be would move
to have the verdict set aside.
The jury. which had deliberated foi
five hours sent word at eleven O'Clock
that verdict had been reached
moment later they filed into the court
room and at 1f.f5 o'clock an Officer
who had been sent for Gillette, returned
with the prisoner
Pale and trihc nervous apparently
Gillette faced the jury and when Mar
shall Hatch, the foreman, declared that
a verdict of guilty in the first degrel
had been found, the youthful prisoner
gave not sign of emotion, a fen
moments later, when his counsel has
announced his purpose Of making for
maj motion that the verdict be sci
aside, and the Judge was dismissing tn.
Jurors, Gillette bent over a nearby tabl0
and picking up pencil wrote deliber
ately this message:
Il am convicted.
AChester.r
This was one Of the earliest despatchei
carrying the news OF Gillette's doom
beyond the walls of the court house
II went To his father in Denver. I'm
mediately afterwards he was taken fron
the court room back TO his cell in Tin
Jail.
It was learned that the jury had SOM
difficulty In reaching an agreement AM
six ballots were taken before the twelv
men agreed.
Up % that time the jury had stoot
eleven for conviction and one for ac
quittal
The nndersheriff took him back to jai
and when be entered his cell he wa
smiling The jailer who locked tine eel
door stoo,. dIimfounded To see the pris
oner prepare hurriedly for bed and witt
an air Of a yoi'th who had nothin,
more than physical WEAKNESS TO sc
rid Of.
"The reporters want to see meg h
asked Of Sheriff Richards. as he doffei
his clothes Tell them / have nothin
to say, only didn't expect that yer
Dict"
nth this Gillette tumbled into hi
bed and according TO those near him
was slumbering peacefully while excite
throngs outside the jail were still dis
cussing the verdict.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
Firo nrderwriters Reorranize.

Montpelier, Dee 5The Montpelier
board Of ERE underwriters met vester
day morning III The Office of ]. q Brown
for the purpose of reorganization, the
old beard having become obsolete. w.
C. Washburn was elected president; G.
H. Pape of Barre, rice-president; and
.C. c. Graves Of Waterbury, secretary
and treasurer The president appointed
b. &. sumner II Montpelier g. II Papc
of Barre and A. T. Plastridge Of North
field as a rating committee,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
December Term Opens With
Judge Waterman
DEFENDANTS IN TWO CASES
Pleaded Guilty and Are Sentenced to
Year Each at Hard Labor in
State Prison, But Sentence .
Is Suspended.

Chelsea. Dec. 5.-The December term
Of Orange county court convened Tues
day morning at 10 O'Clock with the Hon,
4. i. Waterman of Brattleboro presid-
ing Judge. Hon. Cyrus II. Latnrop n
Williamstown and Hon. Horace White n
Topsham are assistant Judges; Hale IN
Darling, clerk; Stanley G. Wilson, dep3
uty clerk March NJ Wilson of RAD
dolph, states attorney; Emma Groai
Mutt Of Montpelier, reporter; w II
Sprague, sheriff; Rev. /. N. Mood
chaplain. Deputies b H. Adams Of tl@
place and w. Grant jackson Of TdNl
sham are on duty as court officials Ihg
calling Of the docket occupied the @P
tire forenoon when It was found tlAt
there would be no cases ready for tfiX|
until Thursday morning. Thirty ill.,
men responded to the summons at Ml
opening Of the afternoon session, fojif
having been excused from service alsa
no cases being ready for trial the jlirY9
mon we're dismissed until ThursAx5
morning During the afternoon the c&Sl
Of state VS. Newell King OF Raniol{{H
charging the respondent with adulta34)
and the case of state VS.. ; Nellie Eafi6
Of Randolph, charging her with the cIinly
Of bigamy, and IN each case The resp59'
dents pleaded guilty and were sentenc64
To not less than II months nor me-
than Is months at hard labor in 61
state rpison at Windsor The circ,iI2$
stances attending the case, howev&k
were such that they appealed to &
court for lenicncy, in that the resp
dents had been married about two yea{E
during which time two children hz&
been born to them, and the wife, M
she supposed had sufficient reason to INV
lieve her former husband dead seveH{
wears before her marriage to Mr. 80
but who within a short time had
pearel on the scene very much aliW
On the sugrestion Of J. y. Denisnu, Il
counsel for the respondents, and the ~
qitiescence Of tile states attorney, -
court ordered the suspension OF the ~
tences and the respondents placed
charge Of the probation officer for H.
year Following the disposition Of the
two cases. the respondent. AiEs EatH,
alias King, was given a hearing onga
Z petition for divorce from the for.T4r
husband for wilful desertion. which r.
tition was filed and case entered on He
docket about six years ago, the cae
being dropped after she had been in-
formed that her husband was dead, gut
which had never been ordered stricSen
of the docket
The following attorneys were pre9nt
at the opening Of court j. Is. Darlbg,
George T. Stow. and s. G. wilson, Of
Chelsea, J. b. Pickett, D. s. Conant bnd
r. S. Williams Of Bradford, J. y. Dfni.
son and NJ. NJ. Wilson Of Randolph. r.
u. Smith oi Wells River. r.. NJ. IIafyey
of Montpelier and NJ M. Gordon Of
Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
TALK OF THF TOWN.

W. r Donovan Of St. Albans was in
town on business today.
William Ayers Of Windsor was in the
city today on a business visit.
Mark C Carpenter leaves tonight for
Pasadena, California, where lie will work
in hotel this winter.
Public dance in Miles hall tonight
i. NJ. Jones Of Burlington was in the
city on business today.
The guests of the evening included
those who assisted in the minstrel show
which the order gaye recently.
Hinsdale, the apple man, is here and
selling apples fast. Dc not miss this
chance, As apples are extremely scarce,
Among arrivals at the city hotel arc
J. Mcdaniel, Buffalo. n. ~: } Myers.
y. A. Carter and q e. Blake, Boston.
Several Barre people attended 4
dance and supper given BY the Elks az
the f. Of &. ball in Montpelier last
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
cHAUNcEY E. HARRIS.
Dead Veteran Of Civil w Funeral
Will be Held Tomorrom

Chauncey II. Harris died yssadav NJ
five o'clock, AZ his home 1 3fnk N M
Bright's disease. lie had been n failna
health for three years, but IT, at sicL'
ness WAS Of only five days dtifHion. Tha
deceased was born In Nofester th;s
state, 90 years ago last JulyW Ie moros
to Barre eighteen ycars ~ ana foi
lowed bis occupation 81 pWlsn sosle.
lie leaves widow, one sontn. Testos
daughter Edith Gay, I'M stan
daughter, Miss Jennie LovoIl # BancIs
Maine h'''
Mr.. Harris fought in the fiil 49,
was member Of Crandall Ro., wv
X. Of this city. He was alsba ,'n' ~ ~
member Of Aurora Lodge ef az assllne
of Montpelier, having ~ eo,,.e s,asons
With that lodge for about re@rD g",'essef
Harris was very fond "A fssb,n' a'r.
hunting, and on the beaSsn. ana
seasons for the sport II gas ene
among the first to 20 ottI Stk t~'#ays
or his gun The funcraI s;ll 'n Foa
from his late home tonlniae ~ ncli
at $3.50 O'Clock. and the Maa,,s lining .,'ill
talen to Worcester for lnermentH H'i DC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
SCORE 5 TO 3.
Victory for Clan Gordon Over Foresters
Of America Team.

At meeting Of the lnterfraternity
cribbage club last evening the Clan
Gordon team defeated the Foresters Of
America team By scare Of TO 3.
Following is the score Of the play by
tables
Gait and Mckay. c. G. defeated Pi.
thic and Birnie, II. @. Al; Rcddell and
Webster, c. g. defeated Alexander and
Clark, n O. A.; Craig and Birnie, G. q.
defeated Williams and stephens, Y. O.
A.; Gordon and Cowie, G. G. defeated
Ironside ana VIII, r. o. All. Tierney and
Kelly. G. G. defeated Schneider and
Fitzgerald, IT. o. A; Clark and Marshall,
+. o. 4. defeated Henderson and Robert
son, G. o.; Brown and Lavoilettc, +.
O. a. defeated Stewart and Beagrie, G.
G.; Smith and Glib, n o. a. defeated
Henry and Webster, G. G.
The Red Men and Manchester Unity
teams are to play this evening.
Following is the standing Of the
teams to date
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
ENGINEER ARRESTED.
George Murray Of Gravel Train That
Caused Wreck at vergennes.

Middlebury, dec. 5.--Georgc Murray.
engineer Of the gravel train which ran
into the mixed train at Nergennes last
Saturday morning and caused the ter
fible wreck there, was arrested in Rut
land yesterday by officer George Els.
worth Of that city and brought here. He
was taken before Judge r. NJ. Foote
Of the county court aud charged with
manslanghter Bail was fixed at st.500.
which was furnished, and his case will
be taken up by the grand jury now IN
session. P. NJ Meldon Of Rutland. IL.
II. Powers Of AIorrisville and +. 4. Fish
of Yergennes appeared for the defend
ant, and States Attorney L. G. Russell
prosecuted.
K, J. Hubbard who was injured in
the wreck. is still confined TO The bed
and his injuries appear TO be quite ser
i0ns Miss Bond, Who was in the wreck
is back teaching school. and Miss Wis.
well the other woman from this place,
has resumed her work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
JAMES H. HOLDEN DEAD.
Was for Many Years Foreman Of the
Estey Organ company's Works.

Brattlcboro. Dec ~. James Henry
Holden, aged rs, died this morning AZ
the home Of his son on Oak street. He
had lived In this town for tho past 40
years, and was employed for many years
as foreman Of the Estey Organ com.
psny. He spent the carly part Of his life
in West Orange. Mass, going there from
Hardwick, Mass. where he was born
September II. is2s. During many years
Ia was q bridge builder on several diff.
ferent railroads, and later was employed
as master mechanic in the Dwight Man
ufacturing company in Chicopee, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
Elephant Dies Of Cold.

araboo, Wis, Dec 5.--Raiah is dead
at the age of 100 years, carried off by
cold in his head. Raiah was an Gle
plant, one OF the oldest in the terl
OF circus which has its winter head.
quarters here. In order to provide a
burial place for the animal hole was
excayated that rivals an ordinary cellar.
and derricks were used to lover the
beast into it's Gnal resting place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
PACIFIC COAST STIRRED
FROM END TO END
Feeling is Bitter at That Part Of Presi-
dents Message Relating to
Japanese--Press Com
demns President.

San Francisco, Dee. 5.--The Presi-
dents message has stirred the Pacific
Coast from end to end. Feeling is par
ticularly bitter among the masses Of
the people and especially labor unions,
and il il predicted California, II not
the whole coast, may be driven from
the Republican ranks. People Of the
East have no conception Of the depth
Of feeling here. All the papers this
morning condemn the President. They
are growing particularly angry over the
threat to use troops.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05

Rutland. Dec Ralph, the six years
oh son Of Nh. and Mrs. +. G. Pone-
roy Of Granville. \. Y. was strangled
in queer manner While PLAYING with
q calendar a tack with which It had
been fastened 70 the wall few into his
mote. and choked the boy to death in
three minutes. The parents have two
other children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05

ization of small schools and to equalize
school advantages.
S. 121. An act to continue the tuber-
sculosis commission.
s. 124. An act 10 provide for estab-
fishing and installing system Of book
keeping in the office OF the auditor 81
accounts, the appointment Of deputy
auditor, chief account ana other neccs-
sary clerical assistants in the Office Of
the auditor Of accounts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
JOHN eILBERrsoN.
Sudden Death of Well Known citizsn Of
Barre.

John Giibertson died quite sufenly
last night at his home on Fofythe
Place. He was stricken with an aEplec-
tic shock at 10 o'clock and passc Iiway
at l1:45. He had not been feelii< well
for the past few days, but his cohition
was not considered at all dangerous.
Mr.. Gilbertson was born in eRlyle.
England, in 1852, and came 70 thH 0un.
try in 1872. He was a stoneNmtter
by trade and had ben employed 4 lones
Brothers plant for several yeaE He
had resided in Barre for the pa 4 twen.
" years. He was a former mdAsar Of
the old Barre hand and was We a mown
in this city. He leaves wia1N three
sons, William j., Joseph ana DH Ia and
four daughters. Mrs Annie Nel Of
Montpelier. Mrs. George NeNjfm OF
Boston, Mrs. Harry Gipson of Wllowell.
Maine. and Miss Hannah Gilllhfsen Of
this city, He also leaves mA{hw and
three sisters in England, broffr, Wi.
liam Of East street, this cisg and
half brother, james Daw d Quincy,
Mass The deceased was q IHfmber Of
the Manchester Unity, Odd 8 Pillows.
The funeral arrangements hav not been
completed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
KILLED ON A CROSSING.
Charles Dompier Struck by the Rutland
Flyer at Bartonville,

Bellows. Fails. Dec. Charles Dom
pier. aged 20, employed at Lewreuce
mills near Bartonville, was struck by
the Rutland flyer there yesterday after.
noon and fatally injured Dompier
was driving across the tracks and was
struck BY the approaching engine The
carriage was smashed into fragments
and the horses thrown for some dis.
tance but were uniniured On stopping
the train Domnier could not be dis
covered and later was found wedged
over the engine pilot. The body was
terribly niangled and he was brought
TO bellows Falls, where he died early
IN the evening. lie was unmarried, bis
parents living in Grafton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
SWEPT DOWN BY A
WALL OF WATER
Flood at Clifton, Arizona, Broke caus-
ing Great Destruetion--From
Z to 20 Lives Lost.

Bisbee. Arizona, Dec. s.--The worst
flood in the history Of Clifton came
down San Francisco and Chase creek
Monday night The business section Of
Clifton il ruined From z TO 20 lives
are reported lost One saloon which was
washed away. carried several men with
il. Women children were lost in a
restaurant. The railroad was also de-
stroyed. The financial loss has not yet
been estimated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
ATHENA CLUB MUSICAL.
Delightful Entertainment Given Last
Evening.

The Athena club gave a musical at
the home Of Mrs & 4. Bugbee, Tuesday
evening A short programme was rem.
dered as follows
voeel duet, Mrs. Brady and Gordon.
Violin solo, Master Morris Bugbee,
Piano solo, Miss Ellen Hoar
Trio, Mrs Brady. BaSsett and Hoar.
Nliistling solo, Miss Alice Becky.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Brady
Piano duet, Mrs. Bassctt and Miss
Hoer
a musical medley guessing contest in
which everyone took part was an in.
teresting feature Dainty refreshments
were served Of mystifying menus
Smells of Ocean"
Ever the Same"
Comm Thro' the Rye"
There's Nae Room for TwaH
II Know Not Why / Love Thee"
20 Sweet and Fair
'Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
A social honr followed and a feeling
of indebtedness il due the committee,
Mrs Bugbee, Mrs. Kent, Mrs Powers
and Mrs. Bassett, for this pleasant oc.
easion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
DIsBuRsERs OF yellow DOG
To Be Summoned Before Grand jury
in N. Y. Life Cases.

New York. Dec. SIT is announced
today that Judge Andrew Hamilton.
disburser Of the yellow Dog fund Of
the New York Life Insurance company,
win be summoned before the December
grand jury The Investigation Of the
New York Life win be taken up as soon
as the tial Of Geo. Burnham, Jr., Vice
President of the Mutual Reserve Is
finished. The Metropolitan Life will
probably follow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
NO EVIDENCE OF VIOLENCE.
Death Of George waterhouse, Burned,
at west Townshend.

Brattleboro. Dec. 5An investiga-
tion in he death Of George Waterhouse,
the Civil War veteran. who was burned
in his house in West Townshend, 21
miles from hero Monday morning, was
held yesterday BY 4. F. Sehwenk Of
Brattleboro, ex-state attorney, acting
for State Attorney r. c. Bacon.
Mr.. Sehwenk was unable to find any
evidence to srbstantiate tie suspicion
Of violence. Watcfhouse was 65 years
old and lived alone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
VERDICT AGAINST BOSTON.
Damages of $s4,sss Awarded Against
City in Case.

Boston, Dec. 5.-A verdict Of s3l,.
336, against the City Of Boston was
awarded today in the suit by the pro-
prietors Of the Westminster Chambers.
To recover damages for being obliged to
cut down their BUILDINGS to conform
with the new building laws. Various
phases Of this litigation have been be-
fore the courts for a number Of years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER.
Burglars Knock Householder down With
Brass Knuckles.

New York, Dec. 5.--Elias AsieI. a
millionaire, had desperate fight with
burglars he caught looting his house
early this morning, After knocking
him down with brnss knucklcs the two
men escaped with s2fo in icwelry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05

Two Barre City bills now need moth.
ing but The signature Of the governor
TO become operative having been passed
by the House yesterday afternoon. They
relate to the school tax and the sprinlS-
ling. Of streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
TRIAL TODAY.
The Vermont Must Go at is Knots
Speed

Rockland. Me-, Dee 5.-The hattie
ship Vermont, product Of the Fore
River Ship Building and Engine com
panv at Quincy, Mass arrived here yes.
terday, and today viii be sent over the
government course Off Owls Head on
her official screw standardization trial,
The Vermont will be required to re-
tain speed Of is lnote an hour.
After the screw test tomorrow. the
Vermont viii have the usual four.hour
endurance run from Monhegan Island
to Cape Ann, on Thursday and on Fri
day 1t is planned to give hef the %
hour test off the coast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05

Washington. Dec. 5.-The entire text
of the Presidents message appears IN
the Congressional Record today, spelled
according to President Roosevclts sim
piifrd plan. The rest Of the Record is
spelled as usual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
LOCOMOTIVE OFF TRACK.
Passengers Taken to Essex Junction in
Teams.

Burlington. Dec. 5.--The engine on
the mixed train from Cambridge juno
tion was dcrailed AZ 1885 this morning
east Of Essex Centre. The damage was
small. Passengers on tho train were
conveyed by team to the junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
Forest Lands Burned.

Augusta Maine, Dec. THE report
of State Forestry Commissioner Ring
shows that during the year 1888 acres
Of wild lands were burned. Loss S20,
e1p.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05

When man approached Representa-
tive Allen NJ Fletcher Of Cavendish
with "Ilullo, Governor, he was reward.
ed with vacant stare These "can-
didatesp are all enigrnas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
UNDER THE CUTTER
OF THE GILDED DOME

Burlington got its bill for new dock
before the House yesterday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
JAPs THREATENED WITH DEATH
When They Would Not Leave a
Town.

Tacoma, Wash. Dec. 5.-The Sheriff
viii be asked to send deputies to Adler
to protect the Japanese taken there to
work. When the Japs arrived they
we're set upon by d mob and dubbed.
kicked and threatened with death if
they did not leave.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
GENERAL LowrHER, AMBASSADOR
Will Probably Succeed Sir Mortimer
Durand at washington.

London. Dec. 8. Unless his enemics
defeat the plan. General I.owtber viii
probably be selected to succeed Sir
Mortimer Durand, as American ambas-
sador.