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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
CHARGES ARE MADE.
President Roosevelt Directs statehoo,
Representative to See Potter Counted

President Roosevelt Directs Statehood
Representative to See Potes Counted.
Phoenix, Ariz.. Oct. 4.-Governor
Kibbey has received the following let
ter from President Roosevelt:
my Dear Governor Kibbey:
Il am sorry to say that grave charg-
es have been made to me that under
the organization of which you are the
active leader. there will not be a fair
count Of the votes on the question of
statehood. II these charges were we'll
would be q national disaster. I have
no doubt there IL no truth IN them. but
some prominent people in the United
States do believe them and they are
Joined in the belief by some Of the
most prominent people Of Arizona and
New Mexico. Therefore, to avoid all
criticism. direct that II you can In
any way arrange It, you will have rep
resentatives of the statehood people
present at the canvassing Of the votes
on statehood. l have sent a copy OF
this letter to Governor Hagerman of
New Mexico and directed him to make
the same arrangement. that is. have
representatives from both the state
hood and anti statehood parties pres
ent to witness the count Of the votes -"
Governor Kidney Immediately sent
copy OF this letter to Thomas e.
Wilson of Tuscon. president Of the
Joint statehood league. and wrote him
that inasmuch as no Statehood party
has filed the name OF n candidate with
the territorial secretary. he asks Mr.
Wilson TO furnish the names Of state
hood advocates to serve on election
day and witness the counting in euch
precinct.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
FOUND EIGHTEEN BODIES.
GhnstIy Discovery Ry Members of Mo-
bile Battery.

Mobile. oct ! Especial capt. j.
w Pringlc - Battery 4, Alabama Ma
tional Guard. who. with a detachment
of hts battery were on relief duty a,
Codcn and Bayou la Batre. returned 10
Mobile tonight and reported TO Colonel
r b duMont
Captain Prtngic and six men Of his
battery had been detailed to go ~ Point
o. Pines, the southeastern point f Ala
bamA in Grants Pass. on a schooner 10
search for larg" excursion part, which
had left the western shore the Say be-
fore tho storm on a fishing trir Moth
ing having hccn heard from 4 party
II was thought proper to send Z scout
ing party in search of them t." Cap
tain was ordered to report bae K not
later than yesterday at o'clock. and
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
ROOSEVELT IN COURT.

Harvard Students Before Grand Jury
Testify In Assault Case.
Boston. Oct For about twenty
minutes today Theodore Roosevelt, Jr i,
and Meredith Blagden. both Harvard
students. who are charged with know
ing something about the alleged as
sault recently committed on Patrol
man FRAZIER OF the Boston police on
Boston Common. were before the SUI
folk County grand jury today.
They had been summoned by District
Attorney Moran to give the jury In
formation concerning the assault.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
PosTMAsTERs DISCUSS TOPICS.

Transportation Of Mails Attracted At
tention Of Postal Authorities.
st. Louis. Oct. 4-The second days
session Of the ninth annual conven-
ton OF the National Association OF
Postmasters began with 4 talk on
Transportation of Nails" by Alexan-
der Grant. assistant superintendent OF
railway mail service.
The topic Of clerks salary and sta
lions was introduced by Guy T. Gould.
assistant superintendent Of salaries and
allowances, and was discussed by Henry
Blum Of Savannah, Ga. and others.
Postmaster A. W. Wills OF Nashville.
Tenn, President of the Association
submitted a letter from Assistant Post
master General De Graw. explaining
the methods used and some Of the dif
ficulties encountered in the furnishing
Of supplies to postofices and the
handling Of unbelievable mail matter
by the PostofYice Department.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
Magoon Reaches Cuba Tuesday

Washington. Oct 4-Governor Charles
f Magoon. General ]. Franklin Bell,
Chief Of Staff of the army. and Captain
william NJ. Wright his aide. will ar
rive at Havana next Tuesday morning
as they leave Washington on Saturday
afternoon at 3;45 o'clock for Tampa,
Fla. where they Will take a steamer for
Havana at l1:40 Sunday night. Mrs
Taft and Mrs Bacon also will be pas
senKers for the island.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
CREATE NEW COURT.
Georgia Returns Indicate Election Of
Russell, Powell and Peoples.

RUhHtII, FOWtI1 ma PeepIea.
Atlanta, Oct. 4.-The interests in yes
terday's state elections conferred in an
amendment to the constitution provid-
ing for a court OF appeals. an amend
ment providing additional suriorepllu
ment providing for additional super
Tor court Judges and an amendment
creating a new county. All three
amendments were carried by safa
majorities.
For the three judgships OF the ap
pellate court. just created. there wer"
sixteen candidates. The latest re-
turns indicate that Richard B. Russell
Arthur Powell and Henry c, Peoples
have been elected.
For the state ofices. tho regular
Democratic state ticket made a clean
sweep.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05

washington. D. c, Oct. 4-(Special)
Mary r. Boyd appointed postmaster
at Boyd's Tank Chambers County: vice
o. O. Boyd. resigned
Rural route number 8 ordered estab-
lished November l6 at Deatsville, Ell
more County. serving 400 people and 100
families.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05

York Pa. oct 4-President Roose-
Welt delivered a short address on good
citizenship at the Fair grounds to
great crowd, which stood In a drizzling
rain At the conclusion OF his remar ks
the President returned to the railroad
station and left for Washington at )
o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05

New orleans, Oct. 4.-The first train
over the Gulf Coast Route of the Lou
isville and Nashville Railroad from
here to Mobile since the storm washed
away several miles Of track a week
ago tonight, viii leave New Orleans at
.25 tomorrow morning Louisville and
Nashville officials announced the re-
sumption of train serrice will proba =
bly precede the resumption OF tele-
graph service.
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failing to return by niGhtfall. fears
were entertained as to the party.
This morning the vessel returned with
the artlllerfsts we'll worn out The re-
port showed that the searchers had
found and buried eighteen bodies. none
Of which had anything whereby they
could be Identified. The bodies were
much decomposed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
VIII Replace Rudder.

New Orleans. Oct. 4-The Southern
Pacific steamer Ell aVlle, from Calves
ton to New York. which put into the
Mississippi river with her rudder
gone as result of the storm, is on
her way to New Orleans In tow. A
new rudder will be placed there.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
CURRENCY COMMITTEE REPORTS.


Hears Recommendations.
New York. Oct 4.-Either a central
bank OF issue to be established and
controlled by the Government, or q
simple measure EMERGING the present
issue note privilege OF national banks
ir. such q manner that their right OK
issue shall not vary with the owner
ship Of United States bonds, are the
methods favored by the cp~cial cur
rency committee appointed by the
New York Chamber OF Commerce last
March to inquire into the condition
Of the currency and suggest desirable
changes
The report was submitted at . meet
ing Of the Chamber OF Commerce to-
day.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
CIT YIS QUIET.
Arrival of Revolutionists Caused n
Disturbance nj Pianr del Rio.

Disturbance at Pinar del Rio.
Havana. Oct. "A despatch received
here from Pinar del Rio City. says the
train bearing the revolutionists ar
rived at a late hour last night. 1t was
met by officers of marines and local
authorities The revolutionists are
encamped in the city. They have been
given rations and are allowed 10 cir
culate freely The city Is quiet.
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Continued On Page Eighth
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05

BEFORE this end can be accomplish
ed, however, the city must pass
through another ordeal. 1t must re-
strain itself for at least twenty-four
hours required by process of law be-
fore the prisoner can be placed upon
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lContinued On Page Three.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
OIL TRUST
LOSING
Ohio Court Decides Against
Standard Co.
AT EVERY TURN IN TRIAL
Ii Ii Holding conretn-New Jersey
Home Organization Proves to BE
Same as One in Western
State.
AT EVERY TURN in TRIAL

Findlay, Ohio, OFT, IL. When the
trial 81 the STANDARD oil company %
Ohio gor conspiracy against ttade Was
resumed yesterday counsel fot defense
fes,hnef their light against the adlnis:
sion d the certificate showing the char
aetcr of the Standard Oil company or
ganixation III New Jersey.
Mr.. klines objection was thai u
make the certificate competent evidence
It should bear the great seal Of The
state and The official indorsement II A
New Jefaey e0nfd w ieAed
Attorney General Ellis maintanrl
that thc seal 81 the secretary * state
was sufficient. judge Banker oyelluled
the objection IT the defense and admit.
ted Il as eidcnee.
Ihc prosecution nest offered the
amendments to the chatter NJ the New
Jersey company, made lpne 10. 1890,
Whereby les capital WAS increased 20
Sii0,000,000 and authority given it TO
purchase the stock Of other corporations,
lhns creating X d holding company.
Nh Phelps tor The prosecution next
presented the reading If the tiist three
reports, when recess Was taken for
luncheon, 10 an q these reports, conn
sci iof Tho defense obiertf but were
oNerMlcd hi the court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
NEWSPAPER E)IIOa
MADE HELPLESS
URIc-o CURED nrM.
Rheumatism Tortured and Crippled M Ihee, ..
IIadIsy II ktnrsH SQuare p.

ijeA4 Friend
4etl viii fsmAinbef ~ HY wfliiuR sou some
lineage regarding DflesD luf fnFhinatit I'm
ff0k es5uf ADVICE Ana pafehaeed tHtee bYttlHs
ffttf INV iDnAl dtngeisf nNd DeRRH ~ uAh ~
atfaA3 FMYnrAilh slfr6iA wefE h&pAt iThpaa Aua
day By day impfDYrA NAYS used I'M tniTe
HE IN aAd nan tFuEUaliy sfate tliHf an y
well niail,
Is,estJ EAs cured INNS ~ bad 4 caae u rhcp,
,natiAm AZ aver existed, NY tuifFfinK tpf
Months WIS iDteneH. fnrie nights MI Ak3c " KY
ntln snunarftA hlcep, noHlsl but thiau NIX " NJ
hand ~ ny head had IA ~ al Win nt XIX
enria usg evan are#a uiysnlf FOR over fifea
uionfhs bs trtsnbin bnlnR innammatvry fhr1
matlau Ind settiedth nv light arm aun Shout
dor, gripping, "a thought permanently, tbs
II the anfrd lpffcf have written, tling !
hAtlty expected 10 10 able W ~ again. ~ 'll9i
tint thtuhf NDuld puaailaiy recover from tile
tMfrtbIa fiferta u tlA dleHanc As sou Know
MI PAST no fsiif score kOAf On the way ~ inc
Nav ferusaihfu, ! am hhppt 70 state lhat
6itHf suffering 80 long VIII tnN most painiul
forms ~ ~ Nntnntikii t9At ltletb my tuifu
former RtFnntsih IA improving suit frt Ter Az
Air hi wears ia eiaau well Agaln, eat wei and
AZ hate Rnu hhAy tyak n man AZ tH aEu NJ f'tty
Lnank gen again Anst heartily I'm ttcun.
lneNning ufi6f,l % fle. ! can INV recommend
ID to my fitends,
1hro ii. Ilaaiey. Konnett Square, IA,
This MAJ yrinuA HileciNp n said 81 ~ scents y
bottle. twsl meels tfratuianfsh hsnVn ours tpf
hlI tufanh w riNtnaklKni, arilnN aufH ~ the
bnnd, tuMspira and kiilnrys. Nttu-D n HgMla
tahess hi spoonful HnFHs three finans dAlly mnA
lnusf hg used fnf rheumAiism only. your
ti,uEksrt Ter faniplea sud circulars explaining
tha treatment
me Red cross tnatmoey ls ihe Uric 9 store ~
lArtHs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
ToLSToY EXPELLED BY
zEMSTyo AS OUTLAW.
Was Member Of Parliament Who Signed
viborg Manitesto--Attaeks on
Police.

ST, Petersburg. Get. Is. Further ex.
pulslouf from tie xemstvos ~ niembers
Of the putlAmed parliament who signed
the Yibele manifesto are reported daily,
Among t6e latest i that 81 Count rol.
stpy, \ psodesatc nAcluhef II parliament
Gfom WA.
Tho dtsiavor shown BY Premier Stes
pin TO the Taesinnasv league aud other
black hundred organizations has Eso.
soked a STERN Of hostility u the rcar
ssanafv taanp,
M s@cent sesEsigrs 1T explosives and
arms n the sty hath and saehnieAl in,
stituie ags Officially, stated d have besal
cannecsed with reSctipuafy pstsiotic
union.
Attacks 81 she paiieS, similar h thos
which haze egvimr~a ~ Warsaw. haze
commenced IL s. retefshNge. tnat an
les successful aNiak IS BE indifferent
attitude 81 the popnlasiea tlnr police.
lnAa Mas Killed and eaie Nourdcl hers
"Wednesday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
CURE CATARRH NOW.
DO Not Wait Until Winter OF Disease
Will Become Chronic.

Mans people Ia Rarrc are beginning
to cough and hack With the fall symp
toms 81 disagGceshie and offensive ca
tarlh The tongue i coated IN the
morning, and they &c not Sleep we'll At
night III account IL sfiSagaeeabie tieElins.
and dropping Al the hack oi the throat
As result Of catafrh Before the dis
ease heealnss ehrunss they should use
Hyeniei and az, complete freedom from
their catarrhal Troubles
X yea negleck Is treat catarrh when
II tifsk cames On. the chances are that
it wild become 80 firmly rooted and deep
seated that Il viii batheF you all winter
and n:ay @become chsenie and almost
incuahle
The arst day'~ u=e III Hyomei viii
show deeiaed Improvement Ia health,
and IL : <hart yinse there viii - nj
further ffc0ble. ana yeW Viii b free
ffun casaFrh. and coughs and cofis viii
net hathes ycu during the Winter.
Kensemheg that Eiyemsl i @sla under
an absolute guarantee that L ecSs@
hosAlas unless Il seress Ths Red Cros-
pharns&ey has sold great many Hyonei
OGtEts, exefNuHc VITA is personal guar
ansce thAt * costs aoth1ng anisss ii
cures. 2aa TREY hare seem sp manv ~
n,srkahls eyS3reS 81 Fae curative pguer-
II Heonei that tAeS are VERY glad 10
continue giving this gsarantse With 81.
every psxksge
A csssseisse Hvvnei outss re=ss hut
ST. sNsEs aessles. i nee3ed 5e ceass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
NATIONALS
SHUT OUT
Through Fine Pitching oI
Walsh
WHO ALL0WD TWO HITS
Aftsf Fist iaaing tile Cabs WsTs Abae,
lately tsawsrless nefele Him ana
me Wits aaa Won Out,
II Ia b,


Chicago. Oct "a Walsh pitched Won
daFfai hait Fas thr saisaaa Americans
yastWfslay and lds iAaul WpN tha seei
otia a TIE ihfee sameH Gins ieg played
Nieh Chs lhieaap Nationals ipf tte
championship u tbs work. IN she Aeofa
III A GA Il Walsh aliuWei twp hits Ai
ihe llfAt inninas hut sitter that uAa
ineimihle, fet safp hi helua geas
tefed ~ him after that Nc turned
twelve men Ana gata hat ona isa#A ta
ilfaiA llniy EnsF NJ Che Cubs ,uaphpl
ilfat liAaA. tNinp an hitai Anpe 90 4 paaa
and tlp ulhei ~. IA Httas nv iahplii
fielslef aan pitched grad hall tpl thu
Nationals. anil With fhu exception 81 tls
sixth lnAlnn harl llle eane " hand
n thn fHIitAs Aalne III the alAih, and
Wr,e tnaHn an iaiuWHs laMfhlll hA
"a KIN single AID Walsh agew unu q
isFeistpFe fgue iipkets, llahuli got a
smash ~ tha fapa An, Naa relieved hy
lu'Npil AZ the Bal siufHs foulud nut "a
Killing ami lshpii fall A slptin, W rfeiHe
lvra ,ilNes iiphr Wa equal ~ Tbs
eeeaAiun huWreet ana amnte the hail
40 cha Aesp. ne umpire ralled u i
ttaae haaHps. bit the isha declared II
MAs gana lpl anls lMa haaea uAdrF the
lEuas thsvu hAsaa \ \ Remained, ana tho
| tslpt nluaFA ahead ~ kuha wetr glMll
leA 40 With rppfe arietp noAUlur
| flied ont % llnkei
be ''aN gnt d man ea Eal a. third
~ tlSe nth Nhun istMnhHe landed tug
| il tiinle Ans died theM They Also Aot
lsuehaptN duvn NJ pnenua pA1lla sln
alp and 4 saegiliee 81 tho ueepalh. hut
ihee no stayed rs the nsnth Rehe gut
i fesp and steele sMNlAl pAlN g bp run
lpwn between segpnd and third asi
lMnAAestNp Asunudpr
The Cubs we've npNsa dangerous agsr1
ihe Arsi inuliVA lN that lnning Ilef
nlan tho Assl man sas iahl down 4 all
ale NheVkNnl struck uus and halmaa
Mas gAMghl 81 second schultz lhHA
ldNNhlvds Nnt thanpe MAS aNt nn lshelF4
asalAt aai lhe Cabs HAD lnat hpu best
eiMirs s. seNle llses ra mau -
/ Atsg % the seAssh sanlAe ul Nalsh'e
enh aus aid thas alAe svael,sA nsrs IN
ths ninEh When lahpll aaale nsss st
tanselpls gtaaNvssE lla sNanela we na
/ further ii elsheg ease. hesWwNrt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
rIsH BUILDING FOR VERMONT.


Washington, p q. Oct IA Senator
RcdReld Proctor has received letter
from the Hon. George al Bowers, 4 ~
Fish commissioner, relating 70 the es-
tablishipg Of an auxiliary culture sta
item IN Vermont. Congress has appro.
priatcd $4,000 for the building IL the
station. the site 70 Ia picked ont w
the secretary 81 commerce and labor In
order 20 best obtain the most desirable
site, i was decided t. put the matter
before the pubic HE water supply
" most important II choosing ste.
senator Proctor thinks that the sta
tion can be built and would be Of great
advantage 10 the state fisheries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
had A MorIyE7
New Jersey Doctor, Accused Of Killing
wife Il II Said. Contemplate Divorce.


iqn4 Ri,er N. N, Oci IL, ma plan
cf che prosecution ia It's attempt 10
prove that Dr Frank Brnnwer had Il
motive for wishing 60 be lid 81 his
wife MAS partially disclosed when his
lliaI MAS resumed Yesterday. Nfouwcr
IN charged with having murdered his
Wife ~ administering arsenic and ground
glass while aAtenibly treating hes.
t4aen surrogate loroph ssfasan testi'
Aca that iitonwef appeared belorr him
~ December a0 last and hled an ahl
dasls concerning hia wifgA estate, me
defense ohlrcted. hAl was osefmled The
Witness WAS permitted To testify that
the affidavit DECLARED that Mf. nronwers
estate Nws valued az Ss,0O0. and shat
nt RrnuNer and his two children we're
thc heuehclarSea,
M Clarence nlshfnw testified that Ne
had attended Mrs. hronwef II days be
fore her death he found her "a a
gmsalsioN
Miss Elirahesh ilAer sister IL the
dead Woman, testified that she WAS sailed
81 ~, lsruuwrvs house several times
during her sisters ilme$e. AMI that Dr.
lsreNAcr told her he WAS going Go get
4 ai,arce
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
raT pRollc SKlsep,


Providence Il Is tNi ~ tVlleetas
ssasdpes II sAss rugt, d seRpaes vita
lupi'selaF Sehel ~ lhselpH, went slewA
tlsA gteg Yesterday Ns44tls3 NNd feg
Nally ssleesl Ehe ssheaNes yacht FaNlle.
whNA sNNgsleA imts sswA Vhlepae satN
thss east a. lstes,leS RlgAs. On SlAlAltea
A sAe quarantine ass 81 1N9a AFa iSt
sailns2 @ vAlel Az sV4NffeA hN lAw Al
kaNlhG NNAA fNVseN iesl
NNe ls4e shsAan,AW wgsa eapiNsvst Al 2
esi,wk tAss aesNsses is fsNsllskel. sAAk
ses NiAetese ps4eAAtye A4 Assistant
tNiseA Stsgs4 AsseFnss tsagseAa ssese
hefN hNsh gsNAsnM ii AakA rs sNas0lt
WssN IHspegsNs NeheM 1T N pgVsNhle
ghAt New wAssAAts MsN ~ Msvea gas
.tshR ( iehNeA,NnN, ksiwAfd N teHkiA>
AND Wilham 4 nAlAeAA. 1e, ~ nsvsaA,
charging thesa wsgA eeAtE6gaes, aAA HAT
gheX wiA n sslesl il gAAe asAsglet, A. il
Mas Assv tAAt shV saFVASe MaS Ve4enssts eSl,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
eRlrIeAlIy M
MIA leEletsee Davis poctes New Al
mltz Her Dangerous ceaalssaH.

New Nesk. tk4. Il HAT MFs. lel
geYsoA nasis 8 Dangerously IN Is nov
admitted hy ns kNleyt Mylie and hct
NURSES lhe aIsaAKeA agc II tAe Rat
tlpNv. eaN INV attvuslaNts, IL i serious
IAvses Mfp 4 Addi~,a Nayess lassNh,
ter cg Ass fA,ie, i eNpestea Il seASh
NeW Negk nem VAkaAslo tssisx,
Algs lANss Was ss4teken sekf8Ai daSs
Aep vita a peyv4N eahs thnte Mas
na leAs ~ INV NAasgNsNe Nj Ks*s. bas
tAe Illness ana Aet sleiA " tgeNkiaens,
Yesterday megMgNe i wNs seaset that
Airs naNss alrhs sas sse thsNnxh the
da
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
GIVEN TWO 10 TEN YEARS
FOR THEFT OF $4,000.
Cieetge W Cornell Convicted Of Stealing
Bonds III Mrs Johanna
Lumpiun.

Bridgeport tt.s Ovt l2 George ".
tomell ehafgrd ni,h The ihelt IL $40.
0uN wasth AZ AaRds fsom Mss Iohanna
tAmrksu, Mas sentenced 10 ts0m two to
sen wars n state prison Yesterday aftey
nAe 1t the mest severe eFFaignmenss
ever given prisoner IN the ~npcfie,
eeMft Ng thie eenHtrN Sentense Mas
pNSsea hN tuslsv kcaataek
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
pRErBuSp BorHgRs ITALY.
Visit 81 German Feyeisn Secretary Cen.
Germs Renewal.

Renic 0gs t2 u MesSax~gN declares
shat Inc Forthcoming visit ii the Ter
Hsan foreign SeesesAry. h4n0a sOn lseAis
skv. has les IL real ebieet the discus.
Ss0n 1t The question 0S the renewal Al
the tglplt ALLIANCE lbs NsN~Agrsn says
Italy i a. embarrassing position, aus
iax te AeF <sgeag trienashlp TN Great
RsitAir, Who jsfhsrs axs = Compelled
10 artesS hy iesce The neazeing Develop.
gaesas al she ..esmSa aees lie Italian
government i ksoe ~ fsee with xssat
sesppNsiiSAtss
a eS'itFsss foy tie furnishing &C a
eatire SNpely af nee gsaes tes thF lsal.
~ Areiisss has l<rn saasirA & ~
kNfepe eaanAay. The sam invoked i
SAt.4sasaA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12
REBELS GIVE UP.
san Domingo Insurrection at End by
Agreement.

Washington, D. q, Oct. l2--cable adj
Vices received here from San Domingo
state that AN agreement has been reach
IA between the government and insur-
gent forces il the Heighorhood Of Monte
Cristi, Whereby the insurgents will sur
render to the government today, and
General I.inardo. who conducted the can.
paign for President Cacercs. MIL be-
come Governor u Month CriSti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12

foAstsafgAsa. tVs ~ AqSle# 81 sa&
lssesAs k94Aesslss estssst ASaaQeS ! ets
WA Aa gAee8 av ~k.Ase napN aa4 hsyea
S'9sglNss4sa4a WAssVa wh0 IMAM weaA
9ssssek waesaRss W se sssWs& SeE sA@
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train cApWa wesp INSTANTLY Killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-12

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