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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26

A great revolution seems 10 be taking
place I'm the West KIN OF London. Rich
people are gradually giving up their
houses. Prices, which ruled abnormal
~ high a few years ago, have gone
down considerably. until a perfect
slump reigns in TIE estate agencies.
Owing 20 the unrest which pervades
all society. people never settle any
who're now.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26

The leading mining companies OF the
Butte district are estimated to have
produced about 5,110.00e tons OF ore In
1905. From this total tonnage of ore
more than S3S, 000, 900 pounds OF copper
was obtained, of which amount Anal
gamated is credited With 264.0 00, 900
pounds, United States Copper with 3d.,
900. 600, Clark with 20, 000, 900, and North
RnItn with % 900 n0n.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
GAMBLING SUPPRESSED.

Miller, S. D., Jan. 17.-All the slot
machines and gambling devices in this
Gown are closed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
DIPLOMACY NOT GIVEN ,,p

Paris, Jan. ia positive statement was
made at the foreign office this morning
that diplomatic relations between France
and Venezuela had not yet been officially
broken on. a rupture. however. = immi-
nsnt.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26

Lord Kintore. who has been govern
menf whip IN the house OF lords, cap
tain Of the yeotnen OF the guards, gov
ernor and misunderstanding of South
Australia. and Il lord-in-waiting several
times over. Is ore OF the finest shots in
Scotland. only equalled by his intimate
friend. Lord Southeast.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26

What becomes Of the 800. 600. Geo tons
of coal a year now produced In the
United Statesg Railroads, iron and
steel mills and manufactures are the
largest consumers. The annual coal
bill Of the Pennsylvania railroad sys-
tenn Is SIS. 000.0 600 The domestic demand
increases every year. Coke calls for
40 00, 900 tons OF coal this year.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26

A characteristic little story Is told
about Princess Charles Of Denmark,
(which. IL not new, Is well worth repeat
ing When she quite a little girl, q
woman asked her whether II was true
that the queen once boxed h ears OF a
boy whom she saw Ill treating a dog,
says Home Notes. NO. said Princess
Maud, ut is not true, but l am sure
mamm would have liked to have done
AZ -
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
a HIGH SCHOOL MEET.


Yankton. 8. d.. Jan. AUTHORIZATIONS
Tor the fourth annual state high school
contest IN track athletics n declama-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
AN ASSAULT In BURLINGTON.
Stranger From Northern New York Re-
ceived Bad Scalp Wound.

Burlington. Sept. S. brick mason
from Northern New YORK, who refused
10 give his name was assaulted Thurs
day evening shortly after dusk and re-.
ceived bad scalp wound On the left
temple His wound was dressed By DR..
10. Il. LGtour, who was obliged to take
several stitches nj the cut The man
mel d number Of men on North street
and, being sociably inclined, purchased
several bottles q beer al d North street
license saloon and with his nnw.found
friends went down 20 the intcrvale back
81 thc soan factory Oh Archibald street
10 drink the beer. Ne had considerable
money with him and tool, no pains "a
ccnccal the fact when purchasing the
beer While sitting down drinking one
lot the party. whose name the man did
rot know, erept IN behind him and
struck him across the side Of the head,
presumably With a bottle Realizing that
he was bopelessly outnumbered, he wise
II concluded That discretion was the
bettor part OF valor aud made his es-
cape. Complaint was made 10 the police
department which now has the matter
.nder adyisement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
TRYING AN EXPLOSIVE,
TWO FATALLY HURT
End Dozen Others Were Injured at
Lynn, Mass, Yesferday--Inventor
Of New Chemical Was One Of
Those Killed.

Lynn. Mass. Sept. s. Two men were
fatally one seriously and a dozen others
slightly injured BY an explosion on Len
nox bill in this city yesterday.
The fatally injured are Frank W.
Wordenberger and George Tattnall, both
OF New York city, Francis Chicoine, an
Italian laborer. WAS seriously hurt The
slightly injured include a number Of
lynn AMI Salem contractors.
Nordenberger a German chemist, was
the inventor Of new explosive and
1attnaIl is tle president Of company
formed 10 exploit it. The two men had
been touring throughout New England
demonstrating the new explosive in the
presence OF contractors and quarry
workers
Yesterdays demonstration was given
at Lennox bill and some 10 OF more con
tractors from this city and Salem were
present. Holes had been drilled in the
lodge and filled with dynamite. Other
loles contained the new explosive.
Wordenberger was tamping one Of the
holes containing the new explosive and
fattnal was beside him overseeing the
work when there was a terrific explo-
sion. The new explosive had detonated
The coneussiun causing the compound
III two other holes to explode. Worden-
berger, TattnaIl and Chicione who was
hurt BY flying fragments Of rocks. were
taken to the Lynn hospital. Worden-
berger died ast night. He had but late-
lS recovered ron injuries suffered in ex.
Tplimenting with his explosive near New
York some time ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
wAIfsFIELD MINISTER MARRIED
Rev. William A. Re1nele Married Al
Hyde Park, Mass.

"A pretty horie wedding took place
at the residence of Afr. and Mrs. Her
bert -Orrin AIcCrillis af Hyde Park,
Mass, Wednesday Afternoon, September
5, the contracting parties being their
cousin, Miss Frances stella rhayer,
daughter Of the late Edwin Seabury
Thayer of Fail River, Mass, and the
Rev William RemeIes pastor Of the
Congregational cliuFch of Waitsaeld, VI.
The couple advanced To the strains Of
the "Lohengrinr wedding march, Miss
Jennie NJ. McCrillis, organist, TO the
room whore under tasteful arch Of
white and green stood awaiting them
the officiating Clergyman, the Rev. Will
liam W. Adams, y. D., Of Fall River.
Miss, Of whose church the bride is q
member. The double ring service was
used, Immediately after which poem
by the Rev f. +. Blanchard Of Peter
son, N. j, was read by Mr. McCrillis.
Three stanzas we're addressed TO the
guests, three 70 The bride and groom
The bride wore q princesse gown Of
ivory moire radium silk. Many beau
tiful and useful gifts were displayed. A
reception BY the newly welded pair,
and refreshments followed the cere-
mUny.
The Rev. and Mrs. Remele viii well
come their friends at the Congregational
parsonage in Waitsfeld Oh their return
from d vacation, particularly Mondays,
after October AZ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
On Quadrennial Appraisal Of
Their Property
HEARING TUESDAY NIGHT
Assessors VIII Not Know What Total
Valuation Is Until After Result
Of Appeals Is Made
Known.

The time limit for fling appeals from
the quadrennial appraisals In this city
ended last night with the closing Of the
city clerks Office Up to that time
i22 persons had appeared and fled in
tention of appeal from the valuation
placed On their property This total
does not represent the number of ap-
pcals, for in sore cases one taxpayer
appeals On several pieces Of property.
Therefore when the board of civil au-
thority meets at the city court room
next Tuesday evening 1t will find itself
confronted with great amount Of
work.
The assessors say that the city's
grand list will not vary greatly from
the present list. The increased apprais-
ais are generally included in certain
sections 81 tile city, while in some cases
the appraisals have been cut down
slightly. just what the grand list Of
the city will be under the new quadren-
NAL appraisal viii not be determined
until after the action of the board Of
civil authority on the appeals just en-
tered. If the board allows any of the
contentious Of those appealing, the
changes will be made and then the totals
viii be figured up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
EMPTY BOX
WAS BURIED
-
Is Claim OF Relative OF George
A Maher
WHO COMMITTED SUICIDE
At His Request Crave in Burlington
Cemetery Will Be Opened to
See if Body Was
Buried.

Burlington Sept. 81 Because Of tie
belief On tile part Of relatives that the
belly Of George a. Maher, who recently
committed suicide, had not been buried
States Attorney Sherman yesterday
ordered that the grave ii lakeyiew
cemetery be opened fer examination
fames Smith, i half-brothcr, war the
complainant, and The order for the open
Iing of the grave was signed by Health
Officer Courtney and minority Of The
aldermen
Aiaher committed suicide Saturday
AEgust rs, by taking morphine. At The
time 81 his death tltr body was unclaini
ed, Ills wife refusing 70 have anything Il
fdG with 1t, Ia the course of events tbe
lplv was, III accordance with the law
relating to the disposal .of bodies oi
Epappers unciaimed. taken to the medi
ca college.
When Mr.. Smith learned of its dis
posal he demanded that it beebdried. Il
lis stated that the body was placed in j
box at the college iii the presence of DIR
lieccher and vas taken 10 Lake View
cemetery and buried st the expense o.
The city
III. Smith still usa doubts as TO th,
actual burial. lie eontended that al
empty box had been placed in the grave
lie finally secured the order to have tht
box removed from the grave and opened
III the meantime a permit lrad been made
olit by Dr. Courtney for the transfer O.
the body. On Thursday the body wal
taken from tie grave and ii Is claimet
was placed Ii new easiet and returnes
to the burying place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
wILLIAMsTowN.

Mrs. Waldo Wells and children have
returned to their home in ST. Alhans
after two weeks visit with friends
here.
The band will have a promenade to-
night at the town hall.
The Laing Brothers moving pictures
are to be at the town han the 18th
Of the month and come very highly
recommended by those who have seen
them.
Mr.. I4athrop, with lis force Of help,
Is putting in new poles and cross arms
and improving the Peoples telephone line
generally in town.
Mn and Mrs. M. N Burnham of Barre
visited AZ tho home 81 Mrs. Curdon Mar
tin on thursday.
BE sure to send All your articles for
the fair 70 NJ. >. Drury's store before
Tuesday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
WIFE KILLS HERSELF ON
DEAD HUSBANDS COAT
Devoted Attendant at Hospital Bedside
and Follows Him Quickly in
Death.

Boston, Sept. SIN an agony Of grief
and despair at the death of her husband,
David f. SharTets of Washington, in
\ the Massachusetts, homeopathic hospi-
tai Thursday night, his wife, who had
been tending him deyotedlv, shot and
Killed herself within five minutes after
her husband had breathed his last. As
She knew her husband was to die, she
had prepared herself by eoncealing the
weapon in her garments when she came
Ito the deathbed.
n After her husband expired, Mrs. Shar-
rets said quietly to the doctors and
nurses:
"Please leave me alone with my hus-
band q minute.
In profound sympathy for the suffer
Ing woman the others withdrew from
\ tie room. Hardly had they closed the
door when there was q report. When
the attendants rushed in they were lSr-
4or stricken to see Mrs. Sharfets gasp
ing ont her life across the body of her
bnsband. She had sent bullet crash
Ing into her right temple from a 81 cal-
q ibre revolver.
Mr. Sharrets WAS clerk in the war
department at Washington, and was
about fofty-fonr years old. He was
born III that city and had spent all
Of his life there, practically. His wife,
Selna. who was about four years hts
Junior. Il is understood, was a Boston
woman. She has an uncle and coasin
by the name of Foy, liking II No. So
Cypress street, Rrookline, and it was
there that she stopped during her lus-
bands illness at the hospital.
For soele time Mr.. SLarrets has been
profound sufferer from intentianal
trouble, and few weeks ago It WAS de.
cidcd that he should undergo an opera-
ticn
Secrecy was maintained as much as
possible by the hospital authofities TN
diertaker Waterman Of Roxbury tool,
horh Ladies, and Edward 4. saauc, :
of Baltimore. brother Of the dead man,
IS &c have the bodies sent to Wash
inetum
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
A. o. H. CONVENTION.
State Meeting of Order Win Be Held
in Montpelier. Sept. 1s.

Tic Washington county division Of
Ancient Order Of Hibernians is to en-
tertain the state convention of the order
in Montpelier on September Is. It Is
expected that al least 100 delegates will
be present from i6 local divisions II
the state. The Washington county di
vision, that is to act as host, comprises
the division in Montpelier, Barre, Gran
iteville and Mortified.
The programme Of convention day wil'
open at 10 o'clock with solemn high
mgss in ST Augustine's church. at which
Rev. il r. Barrett of Burlington, tho
state chaplain OF the order, will be the
calchrant. The sermon will be preached
by Rev W. J. O'Sullivan, county chap
lain. The business meeting will be called
order at O'Clock in knights of Cy-
nmbus hall. In the evening banquet
and lall will be held
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
AT THE EXPERIMENT FARM.
Enlargement of Stables to Be Made ant
Three New Silos Built.

Burlington, Sept. s.--The stables at
the state experiment farm are being
enlarged to accommodate dozen more
cattle. making the herd on the farm
~. Three new Green Mountain silos
have been constructed to replace the
ones now in use, which have gone To
decay. The silos now have capacity
of 325 tons Of ensilage, an OF which
is raised on the premises. Harvesting
will be commenced soon The COWS on
the farm have recently been tested and
no evidences Of tuberculosis found.
Superintendent Hammond Of The Nor
gan horse breeding establishment, lett
yesterday TO secure the dozen mares Oi
50 which will be quartcrcd this winter
at the barns The animals are secured
from different parts Of the state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
Frank K. Nipple Received
Over Quarter Million
USED PROMINENT NAMES
Receiver Of Bank Says That He Is
wiling to Accept Presidency Pro-
vided Stockholders Wish Him
to Take It.

Philadelphia, Sept. 8. Torgeries for
more than a quarter Of million of dol
lars BY Frank X. Hipple, the suicide
president Of the wrecked Real Estate
trust company, have been discovered by
Receiver Earle. The latter made this
statement late last night, adding that
be had no idea where Nipples villainy
would end. Nipple, In order To meet
his immense oyeYdraft used the names
of some of the most prominent business
men Of this city On notes which in one
ease amounted to $I5a000. The presi.
dent took copies of the signatures oi
u number of business men while some
of their checks Or negotiable checks pass.
ed through his hands, but in every case
he avoided the use Of Real Estate
trust company depositor.
When pinehed for money to meet his
oyerdrafts or some big loan, Mr.. Earle
said that as a last resort Nipple would
draw up note with the forged sigma.
ture attached. This he would take Ia
the cashier or paying teller, saying he
hau ptffoHdh9 maat tue tohu, ana II
was discounted. With the amount to
his credit he would satisfy The pressing
claim.
Receiver Earle said last night that IN
order to effect the reorganization Of th,
Real Estate trust company, he would
accept the presidency if the depositor:
insisted.
Mr.. Earle is still Torking on the de-
tails Of the reorganization plan, which
provides for an issue OF preferred stock
10 the depositors, and raising Of $1,000.
600 By the directors and the conver.
sion Of 100000 securities into cash.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of Worship and Sub
iects Of Sermons.

Universalist church Morning sub
iect, "ihe Practical Man" Evening in
Christian Union, "a Right Start in life.
Christian Science services tomorrow
at 1915 a. M; Wednesday evening at
7.s0; reading room open Tuesday, and
Friday from 10 4 o'clock, at Summer
street.
At the licddine Methodist church TO.
morrow love feast at 10 al m: com.
munion at 1880; Bible school at IL
Epwolth League at s.45; evening wor.
ship at
At the Baptist church The pastor viii
preach morning and evening. The sub
iect in the morning viii be "Becoming
a Church Helper" IN the evening @Fruc
Evangelism"
Congregational church The pastor
viii conduct The services Morning
gall Evening theme, "Dr Lyman All
bolts Prophecy of the Coming Agc.'
18th sunday after Trinity, Church III
the Good shepherd. Holy communion
Z 4. nj; morning service and sermon.
lOs3O n M; Sunday school l2 m
evening prayer and sermon, 7 y. ni,
Salvation Army meeting viii be held
as follows ChiIdrcn's meeting at 10 \.
M; prayer meeting ! A. MS free and
easy meeting at p m. and salvation
meeting AZ 1880 p. m Capt Chase and
wife in charge.
AZ ST. Monicah church; Chdrens
mass at 8 o'clock, celehrant. Rev r NJ
McKcnnn; parish mass at 1870 o'clock,
celebiant, Rev ID n Cray; catechism, 3
p. ms spsary and benedictions p. M;
baptisms at p. N.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
rELEeRApHERs GET MORE PAY.
Pennsylvania Railroad Yields to It's
Operators.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. Sat con-
ference between officials Of the Penn
sylsania railroad lines cast Of Pittsbtug
and Erie and delegates representing the
telegraph operators, the company grant
ed an advance in wages 70 affect all
telcgiaphers on the lines mentioned, be-
ginning Sept. ! The increase will in
vohe an additional expenditure Of S70,-
600 month BY the company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
is ADRIFT IN AIR.
Chicago Aeronaut Makes an Ascension,
Though Against His Better Judgment

Chicago, H., Sept s. A despatch to
the Tribune from Oconto, Wis, says
Drifting helplessly a miles, 1000
feet above the earth, in an aUship he
could not control William Matteray,
a Chicago aeronaut, who made an ascen-
sion from her Thursday night, disappear
ed from view. When last seen his un-
manageable craft was lowering uncer-
tainly over Greenbay. still bouyant, and
drifting out over Lake Michigan.
Matieray made the ascension against
his Judgment, knowing chat the machin
cry had been broken and spliced, but
the crowds, eager to see man risk his
life, declared that the story Of q broken
propeller shaft was rnse TO avoid
making an ascension. Therefore Mat
teray went up TO make good"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
TO PLAY FINALS TODAY.
Annual Gold Tournament for the Equi-
nox and 0rvis Cups.

Manchester, Sept. S.. The second
days play in the annual tournament for
the Equinox adm Orvis cups, presented
BY Edward G. Orvis. manager Of the
Equinox house, on the Ekwanok links
here yesterday was finished under fav-
orable weather conditions. barring a still
wind, which interfered somewhat with
fast scoring. The final contests at 96
holes for all the trophies will be played
today.
Harry Clark, Waubanakee, who lost
to Walter Camp, New Haven golf club,
the noted football man, in the first
round at match play for tho chief trophy
Thursday, won from A, J. Mcclure. Al
bany country club, yesterday morning
by default in the losing eight, who con-
tinucd to compete for a consolation cup
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
DEPEw BETTER.
Has Improved So Much That He Will
Return to Senate in December.

New York, Sept. S.The Tribune
says:
When congress meets at the begin
ming of next December, Senator Chaun-
cey N. Depew will be found In his seat.
This assurance WAS made recently by
Ia member Of his family.
Senator Depcw's recovery has been
slow, but the gains he has made have
been held he said.
~At no time within the past year has
he been in such good health andsspirits,
and the doctors assert that ii the inn
proyement continues he will be equal to
the strain Of another session of con.
gress."
For several months Senator Depew
has been in retirement at his home at
Dobbs' ferry. The nature Of his NAL.
ady has never been made known, but
it was generally understood to be a
nervous breakdown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
MAY BREAK WITH SPAIN.
The Pope Is Likely to Recall Madrit
Nuncio.

Madrid, Sept. Spain has submitted
to the vatican the names Of individuals
whom it considers suitable for appoint
ment to the Spanish embassy, but has
received no reply. II is rumored that
the vatican will withdraw Mgr. Rinal-
idni, the papal nuncio at Madrid It
is also reported that the concordat be-
tween Spain and the vatican may be
repudiated BY the vatican in advance OF
the completion Of the law on religious
associations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
BurIingtOn Firm IncorpOrated.

Articles Of association have been filed
with tie secretary OF state by the W.
q. Reynolds company. This company
IS organized for the purpose Of doing
general mercantile business in Bur
lington The capital Of the company Is
$50 .0No divided into 300 shares Of a
per value Of 500 each. Tho incorpor
ators are w g. Reynolds, f. G. Lyons,
Eliick Burton Martha }. and Anna S.
Reynolds, all Of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
Government Gets Land.

Washington, Sept sThe secretary
Of the treasury yesterday decided on
the site for the new appraisers ware
house at Boston. lie accepted the offer
Of the l'oston gas company Of traet
Of land containing about $1,000 feet at
the corners Of Prince, Hull and Com
lncrcial streets. The price to be paid
is S25O.000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
HADLEY's PICTURES.
Had Everything But the Flicker--Large
Audience Was Present at the Lyric
Theatre.

Edwin j. IEadley's moving pictures
were given last evening IN the Lyric
theatre, and attracted Il large audience.
The pictures were satisfactory HI every
particular. The most noticeable feature
was THE entire elimination of Kicker
and consequent easing Of the strain on
the eyes, which makes most moving pie
turc shows objectionable. Although
Mr. Hadlev has been IN this city before
with his show the performance was not
the least bit tires0me, because an en-
tire new set Of pictures was shown, not
one repetition being made. The magic
pictures, as usual. we're highly anus
ing feature. From an eNehange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
GIFTS FOR cENTENARIAN.
Francis Hadd Of Richford, Was Born
Sept 6, ls0e---Is Active and Well.

Richford. Sept. !. Through the eff.
forts OF IT, w Sargent, the citizens
Of this village have given Francis Hadd,
the centenarian, snit of clothes and
other presents, in honor Of his one hun
drcdth birthday anniversary. 1t ap-
pears that the correct date Of Mr.. Hadd's
birthday anniversary, as appears from
records, is September s. not July 6.
His health Is excellent, and he is as
active and sprightly as many men of
only 60 to 10 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
DISPUTE OVER A CHILD.
Judge Watson Gives It to Frank simons
to Care for.

Judge Watson has decided the habeas
corpus case for the possession Of the
Corey child in favor Of Frank Simons,
the defendant, with whom the child has
made It's home since its infancy, aud
against Assad Corey. or Kouri, the fatl,-
er, who brought the action to gain pos
session OF the child. The court held
that the child would be better off with
those who had cared for II so many
years Mr. simons, who formerly lived
in Montpelier, is now resident os
Wheelock. Mr.. Corey IS Barre Syrian
and after being separated from his< wife
the infant was given TO MIR. Simons mite
Years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
vermont Electrical Association to Meet

The nth annual meeting pf The Ner-
mont electrical association will BE- held
at 81. John-bury September Z and las
This year the executive committee has
decided to combine business with pleas.
urc and to that end has engaged Lake
park. with It's picnic grounds, for the
outing end Of the programme, and IL
TIE weather permits the first day will
he given for this purpose.