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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
STOLYPIN'S VIEWS ON
REPRESSION RADICAL
Russia Rent by the Programmes Of Rival
Parties at Opposite Extremes,
and Which Foment
Strife.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 2oThe court
at Peterhof apparently II divided as to-
how to meet the campaign of the ter.
rorists. Premier stolypin and his cab
met, however, have taken a stand against
repression upon scale which would
drive the whole population into revolt.
The premier's views are reflected by
The Rossia, which declares that the gov
ernment must not be frightened into
abandoning the reform programme. It
is only necessary, the paper asserts, to
draw tne line between loyal opposition
and those VINO by word and act seek
the destruction Of the government.
The ,uyoe vremys proposes ~as an
exit from the horrors 81 the worst kind
Of civil war to confer upon the cabinet
authority to prepare constitution
which will realize the hopes Of the sane
liberals
The Syet continues to advocate con
sort Of the powers to suppress anarchy
and anarchists.
Against these comparatively moderate
propositions the reactionary party at
court i urging dictatorship, and the
Strana publishes a report that upon the
initiative Of the council for national de.
Tense On extraordinary conference. some
what similar To that wnAch created the
committee Of public security after the
assassination Of Alexander Ii had been
called to meet at peterhof during the
Iatter part Of the week
The funerals OK the Victims Of the
bomb explosion Of Saturday last at
the residence Of Premier Stolypin oc-
CURED yesterday Under military escort.
Police and troops yesterday surround.
ed lodging house on StoliFia street.
Riga, where bombs had been discovered.
The reyoIutionists inside fired with rifles
from the windows on the attacking
party and also threw 4 bomb, wheTeupon
the troops riddled the house with bnl.
lets, killing or wounding all the in
mates. Two men and woman were
killed,
At another place in the suburbs Of
Riga Lettish student was killed and
several were wounded while resisting
arrest
Many manor houses in the vicinity
Of Ahktirka, province Of KhaYkoya, have
been set on fire By the peasants and
are now burning.
Two police sefgeants and a rural
guard were shot and killed on the
street of Usoyka. provinces OF Saratov,
yesterday, by revolutionists armed with
REVIEWERS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
BASE HITS.

Outside OF Mil, Cross and Kittridge
the WashIngtons are a band Of giants.
Doc White has done the most effec.
tive slab duty for the Chicago Ameri-
can team.
Catcher Wakefield Of the Washing
tons is coming strong in the batting
averages.
Bill CoughIin is playing better bah
with Detroit than he ever put up be-
fore In his life. ts
Catcher Jim Mcclure has purchased
aour mill Mt Albion, Mich, where his
home Is also located.
Fielder Jones OF the Chicago White
Sox seems 10 be in the way Of making
the right kind or ball players from dis
cards from other clubs and particular
" from Boston.
Il is q long time since college
pitcher won bis frst major league
game by shutting out his opponents
as did Coombs. who Joined the Phila.
delphia Athletics from Colby unlver-
sity and whitewashed Washington on
his trial trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
BuRLrNGToNs WATER SUPPLY.
Mayor Names Citizens TO Confer With
Health Board About It.

Burlington, Aug 70 Mayor Burke
Yesterday appointed the committee to
consult with the state board 81 health
relative to the action Of -he latter in
directing the city Of Burlington To puril
fy its present water supply. The com
mittee Is composed II J. =. SonthN'ick,
Is. r. Smith. NJ. D. Mcmahon, and Or.
+, F. Clark Mayor Burke is sllairman
according to the terms 81 the resolution
Gt0pted in the city meeting some time
ago, authorizing the appointment Of this
committee, and another to look into the
matter Of sewage disposal and the pos
sibility Of shifting TIE mouth Of the
intake.
The committee appointed will confer
with the state board III an carly date
and during one Of the boards meetings
In this city.
The other committee, which was APP
pointed by the mayor some time ago,
will he organized as soon as possible
and win 90 to work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
DOUGLAS SAYS NO.
Ex-Governor Refuses to Become a candi
date.

Boston. Aug. 2g-Josiah Quincy,
chairman OF the Democratic state com.
mittee, has issued the following state.
ment:
~0n behalf Of myself and Others in.
terested in the situation I have formally
asked ex-Governor Douglas TO be q
candidate for the nomination again Mr..
Moran. He has replied finally and de-.
fnitely that he does not desire either
the Democratic nomination nor the office
of Governor. and that he does not feel
that It would be proper o. consistent
with his dignity, having once been hon.
ored By the party with nomination
and election, to enter into any contest
to secure reorganization. He is. Of
course, still deeply interested in seeing
the tariff Issue kept at the front. His
name should now be wholly left out 81
consideration 50 far as the Democratic
candidacy is concerned.
"Mr. Moran Is il error in his state.
ment that the contest is now between
himself and Governor Guild lie still
holds to the idea that because on August
2s he is the only declared candidate in
the field majority Of the delegates 10
be elected on September Is and 20 viii
necessarily be in favor Of his nomination
There are scores Of Democrats ia this
State well qualified to fill the office u
Governor Three Of them, Messrs, Whit
ney, Douglas and Sullivan. have thus
far declined TO enter contest for TIE
nomination. believe that some other
candidate win soon be found wao viii
allow the use Of his name.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
HUGHES NOT
A CANDIDATE
Has Not Said He Would Take
Nomination
DECLINES TO DISCUSS
Ex-Governor Absolutely and Finally Re-
fuses to Become Candidate
for Governor Of
Massachusetts,.
DECLINES TO DISCUSS

New York, Aug. 20. The sun prints
the following special from Lexington,
England: Charles E. Hughes Of New
York, who was the attorney Of the Arm.
strong insurance investigating commit
tee, has been spending several days IN
the vicinity Of this watering place and
has been carefully avoiding all communi
cation with biz friends here or III Am
erica. He was sufficiently interested IN
the news Of the New York political stu
alton to ask all about the various glber
material candidates. Everybody knows
that am not candidate, said Mr..
Hughes at the outset and have had
no communication with anybody III New
York On amy political subject since I
T left &bme. have sent no message Of
any sort to Benjamin OdeH, Governor
Higgins Or anybody else.'
When pressed to say whether be
would be candidate for the nomination
against Higgins or would run against
Jerome, MI. Hughes replied II am not
going 70 set up any hypothesis and dis
lcuss it,
In answer TO further questions Mr..
Hughes said he had discussed the situas
ton with friends before leaving New
York, bat did not know now who the
candidates were and could not intelIi-
gently comment on the situation. He
intended To look into the matter when
he arrived home and make Whatever
statement he had 70 make III New York.
He repeated. Il have given no assurance
Of any kind to anybody"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
HOPE FOR
PEACE IN CUBA
Amnesty Offer May Solve
the Problem
REBELS READY TO QUIT
But Guerra Is stnl Unwilling 10 Sub
mit--Tobacco Men Says That a
Long Revolt Would Ruin
Their Industry.
REBELS READY TO QUIT

Havana, Cuba, Aug. 2a.-The enlist
ment Of volunteers by the government
has been suspended until the effect Of
President palma's offer Of amnesty to
the insurgents can be determined AT
the palace confidence ii felt that the
great body OF rebels. who have been car
ried away with the idea thar they were
to have conspicuous part in the over.
throw of the Palma administration. will
seize the present opportunity to return
to lawful pursuits rather than jeopardize
their liberty BIZ further supporting what
the government eharactefizes as hope
less case. Senator Dolz, the Moderate
leader, following his conference with
President Palma, declared early yester.
day that with the exception III Pine
Guerra all the insmTgcnt leaders were
prepared 10 disband their men ii assured
Of immunity Investigation shows that
the statement is an exageeration, but
the impression Il very general that The
insurgents, with the exception of Pine
Gnerra, viii shortly lay down their
arms.
Guerra Is vet to be reck0ned with. II
seemingly reliable reports can be credit
ed, he has with him formidable body
Of men, but his recent inactivity leaves
the impression that he desires rather
70 make d display Of force than to DO
any serious fighting. His earlier prom.
ises to capture Pinar del Rio and then
to march upon Havana, followed by a
period Of inactivity, has apparently in
iured his prestige among insurgents and
sylnpathizers who had expected him ia
make bold dash against the govern.
fnent forces. President Palma's peace
expressions Of Monday have made good
impression, especially among business
men, whose interests are seriously
threatened by the disturbed condition Of
affairs. President Palma's son Is now
in the army and his daughter has be-
come an army nurse These enlistments
have also had good effect
Secretary Of the Treasury Font ster.
ling said yesterday that during the past
few days numerous inquiries had beer
received from many Of the insurgeni
chiefs in Havana, Mantanras and Santa
Clara provinces as to whether they
would be prosecuted il they laid down
their arms. The government decided
therefore, as general answer 10 such
inquiries and in order 70 encourage 9th
er insurgents TO submit to the govern
ment To issue an order TO the command
ers Of the troops 10 grant amnesty Il
those who surrendered.
The pay Of the artillerymen and rura
guards has been raised, the officers get
ting twenty per cent increase and tht
privates an increase Of fifty per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
INDIANS
WIN AGAIN
A Run Away From Collins
Men
WITH A SCORE OF 3 TO ;
Again Take Four Runs IN the First In
ming, on an Error, Two Passes and
Two Doubles--other Games
Yesterday.
WITH A SCORE OF 9 TO ;

Boston, Aug 20. Yesterday being la-
dies day at the local grounds there was
a large delegation of the fair ones pres.
emit to admire Napoleon Lajoie and his
fighting Indians' work against Jimmy
Collins lowly Pilgrims The day was
almost ideal for ball game, and the
trus blue fans were out in large num-
berg.
Everyone expected to see the locals
turn the tables on their big rivals from
the Forest City. Mondays defeat had
filled tbs Collinists with the spirit of
revenge, and they went into yester-
days battle to make desperate fight
for the final honors. But again the
fans were disappointed, for the Maps
romped away with the game TO B.
As In the game Monday they practically
won in the first inning, scoring four runs
on an error, two passes and two doubles.
Today the Indians play the final game
Of the Boston series. The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
IN cLIPT CUIsE.
Correspondence Of President Now Wears
Simple Form Dear to Carnegie.

Oyster Bay, n. vi, Aug. 29.The re-
formed spelIings advocated BY the sim
piifed spelling board we're employed in
President Rooseyelts official correspon
dence for the first time Monday The
list Of the 300 words which Professor
Brander Matthews and his colleagues
have prepared was received by SeeTe-
tary Loeb several days ago, but il was
deemed advisable to give the executive
Office stenographeIs a little time to get
acquainted with the new forms before
putting them into use.
Since the President has become the
ayowed champion OF spelling reform, he
has been delpged with letters upon the
subject The majority Of the writer's
express their approval OF the course he
has taken, but there are among the LETT
tiers some which are bitterly sarcas-
tic.
The Presidents mail of late has been
unusually heavy In addition Ia the
epistles which his crusade to redeem
the English language from the error
Of its way has called forth, the Presi-
dent II also being showered with re-
quests from persons who overrate their
own official Importance and who desire
to witness the big naval review on Sep
TENDER 3 from the deck Of the Presi-
dents yacht Mayilower, or at least
from one Of the battleships.
The expectations of these individuals
who have become 80 suddenly enthusi-
astic over the growth Of the United
States navy. Secretary Loeb Is compel.
ed politely TO disappoint.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
Hoods
Sarsaparilld is unguestiona-
bly, the greatest blood and
liver medicine known. II,
positively and permanently
cures every hunor. from
PiEnples to Scrofssla. IL IS
the Best
Blood Medicine.
YOUNG BOY SENTENCED.
Napoleon Beausilier Got Three Months
for Stealing Cigars.

Napoleon Beausilier Got Three Months
for Stealing Cigars.
Burlington, Aug. 20. Napoleon Beau
silier was arraigned in city court yes
terday on the charge Of stealing SIS
worth Of cigars from Henry Rowley,
who keeps the cigar and confectionery
stand Just north Of the city hall The
boy pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to serve not less than two and half
or more than three months at the house
of correction. He was taken down yes
terday noon.
Beausiler II only 12 years old and
does not give promise To being an intel
lectual giant. He acknowledged the
theft willingly enough but did not seem
to have any idea as what Tie Penalty
might be and cared less The cigars
were stolen from the oil Boxer room
in the Fletcher Library, where The stock
IS kept over night 8eansiIicr forced an
entrance into the rooia and rot at the
cigars, which he removed from the boxes.
He was suspected by tie poliee, who
coon took him into custody and made
him confess the theft. His father was
with him In court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
Mr.. DOoLEY ON POLITICS.
As Shakespeare says, sop men fr Il
eouuefl xo1ng men fir til, ward n

AS Shakespeare says, sOp men FIR tn
council. young men FIR tn ward
All unmarried man don't get along In
pollytics because be don't need tn
money.
Some things that look like lies to me
To-Day viii seem all fright In TIL prisi.
dental year.
Rayformers. Hinnissy. is In favor "
suppressin ivrything. but rale polly
tlcians believes in suppressin' nawth-
Ia but Evidence.
Diplomacy has become philan-
thropic pursoot Ike shopkeepin. but
polIytlcs, me lords, "a still TIL same 81
sport ~ highway robb'ry.
An autocrat's a ruler that does what
TIL people wants an takes tn blame
f'r II. A constitutional ixicutive
Hinnissy, Is ruler that does as he
pleases an bIames til people
A man that'd expict to thrain lob
sters to fly in year Is called loony-
tic. but man that thinks men can be
TURNED into angels be an Fiction is
called rayformer an remains at
Iarge.-F Finley Peter Dunno.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
BRITAIN's EYE ON PERSIA.
Foreign Office watefful Of tEe Attitude
Of Germany.

London, Aug. 29.--.rhe British govern.
ment is fully alive to the critical con.
d.iion Of affairs In Persia AMI to the
alleged efforts Of Germany TO obtain
a footing there, and It Is stated that
steps win be taken by The powers q
protect their interests when crisis
arrives. Thus far, the foreign YlIies
Gays: Nothing has occurred to justly
outside interference
The officials here do no. believe that
Germany is trying 10 secure an island
in the Persian gulf as naval base, az
it would be at all times at the mercy
o. any hostile fleet. As for 4 con,mereial
port, the officials add, there cannot be
any objection for her obtaining one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
VETERANS AT THE wEIRs.
New Hampshire Association Opens Its
Thirtieth Annual Encampment.

The Weirs. n. H., Aug. 2s.--The
thirtieth annual encampment of the New
Hampshire Veterans Association open.
ed yesterday on the grounds Of the a..
ISOLATION at Camp John G. Linehan on
the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. The
encampment will last four days. A re-
ception committee Of FIVE members, head
ed by the president Of the association,
William H. Trickey, welcomed the vet
Grams and their friends as they register
ed their arrival at headquarters yes.
terday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
MONUMENT TO ELIJAH KELLOGG
Dedicated Yesterday Afternoon at Harps
well Centre.

Portland, Me, Aug 29.-A monu-
ment erected to the memory Of Rev
Elijah eKllogg, the author and writer
Of boys books, was dedicated yesterday
afternoon at Harpswell Centre. The
monument is rectangular shaft Of
granite about eight feet high, and stands
on slightly spot near The church in
which for more than fifty years Mr.
Kellogg preached. The dedicatory adj.
dress was by professor Henry L. Chap.
man oil Bowdoin College, and Other
speakers were General Joshua L. Cham.
berlaip Of Portland and Professor vii.
mot B, Mitchell Of Bowdoin College.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
NOT AFTER ALCOHOL.
Standard Oil company's Counsel Ridi-
cules Rumors.

New York, Aug. 20.--M. r.. Elliott
general counsel for the STANDARD oil
company, was shown the telegram from
Peoria, ILL.,, 10 the effect that the stan.
dard oil company had taken steps "a
acquire all OF the principal distilleries in
the United States, as the result OF the
passage OF the denatured alcohol law
by Congress-
Nothing could be more absurd said
Mr. Elliott. "The Standard oil company
has taken no steps in this direction
whatever, nor will it. We have no in
terest whatever in buying up distiIleries
or in the manufacture of denatured all
cohol There has been no negotiations
to this end and no talk of any
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
SMALL FIRE AT JOHNSON.
Vacant House and a Barn Burned Ad-
joining Property Saved.

johnson, Aug. 2o.--A little before
midnight Monday night the hose com
pany was called out for FIRE in what is
known as the Mill house. It was va
cant at the time and the origin is I'M
certain. The house and small barn
were burned, but by hard work the FIRE
men were able to save the adjoining
buildings.
The barn burned was filled with hay
and was owned by John Laraway. The
Mill house was owned by William
stearn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

mr.. Sctiirk," said his wife's moth
err sternly. Mary tells me that you
won't help her at all; that you won't
even hold the baby"
THAT amt So" replied schirk.
why, ! held It for her quite a long
while last evening"
'Indeeas How longT'
why long enough for her to 60
down cellar an git scuttle o. coal
Philadelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
ICELAND WANTS OUR GOODS.
Plans to Import Direct from the United
States.

Copenhagen. Denmark, Aug. 20. :
kilograms from Reykjavik, Iceland, inti-
mate that the Icelanders are planning
To bring about the direct importation Of
American goods, instead OF BY way Of
British ports, as heretofore. The i'm.
ports from america, especially petroleum
wheat, sugar, and tobacco, have largely
increased during recent years. and II i
thought that the trade could be consid-
erabiy improved with cheaper, direct
transportation.
The Legislature Of Iceland 1as decided
to invite forty members Of the Danish
parliament ID accompany the king Of
Denmark on his projected visit TO lee
land in the summer Of 1907.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your Kidneys
Have you overworked your nervous sys-
tenn and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladderY Have you pains in
Ioins, side, back, groins and bladder
Have you flabby appearance of the
face, especially under the eyesg Too
frequent a desire TO pass urinel II
80, Williams' Kidney Pills will cure you,
Sample free. BY mail soc Williams
Mfg. Co, proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by c. H. Kendrick & Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

"a woman should regard her bus
band MS man of superior knowledge
and sound Judgment" remarked the
earnest and sincere woman.
Eyes" answered young Mrs. Tor
kins, "but it's hard to do IT when the
races are In town." - Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
Naticnal League standing.
GLASS CANNOT ROW.
One Of Haward's Best Men Must Give
Up Place in Thames Crew.

London, Aug. 2o.-Glass, one Of the
best men on the Harvard crew, will be
unable to row against the Cambridge
crew. His knee il 20 badly spraincd that
he will have to give up his place to
either Flint or Morgan
Csmbridge has offered no objections 10
unavoidable changes, but bhe Americans
would have liked to row on the Thames
with che same men who rowed IN the
iHterunipersity race II is feared that
this will be impossible, as the doctor
in attendance says that Glass will not
be IN shape to take his place in the crew
by Sept. s.
The other members of the Harvard
Grey are we'll Racing experts are look
lug upon them more and moro as dan.
gerosA rivals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
SILENT ON REFUNDING,
Secretary shaw Resists All New York
Inquiries.

New York. Aug. 20. Secretary Shaw
was at the sub-treasury yesterday on
his way back to Washington from Bos-
ton. He expressed his satisfaction with
the general financial situation. The
secretary had nothing TO say regarding
the report that the treasury depart
ment contempIates retiring IN advance
part Of the 4 per cent loans Of 1907.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

The method Of Iocomotion OF the CON
dor IN the air is mystery. This bird
has been seen to circle to and fro in the
sky for many hours AT time. ascend
ing and descending without once dap
ping its wings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
BLOW TO POPE.
Spain Has Restored Marriage by the
Civil Authorities, Despite Nuncio.

Madrid. Aug. pa royal decree pub
lished yesterday, restores the civil mar
riage formalities and suppresses the
obligation on the part Of parties desir-
ING to get married To declare their reli-
gion. This is directly opposed to the
Papal nuncio's claim, and II is expected
will arouse political struggle when
Parliament reassembles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Lopez de Vega was an eccentric as
well as voluminous writer. He wrote
five novels. The first is without the
letter a, the second without e, the
third without i, and the fourth and
ffth purposely omit o and u respec-
lively.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
Linen PAPER.

The oldest piece Of linen papenin ex.
istence. SO far as known, is manu-
script containing treaty between the
kings of Aragon and CASTLE. II IS
dated lIT7 and ID still Ia a fair state
Of preservation. retaining ink very
well.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

or course you know how disagreeable
It is to feel desire to sneese in any
public place Press hard upon your
upper lip and you can usually overcome
this feeling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

The Egyptian peasants have been
slaves for ages. They sold themselves
to the king Of Egypt in the time Of
Joseph and have never been free since.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Her mother usually asks her daugh.
ter to sing, doesn't sheg'
Only when disagreeable guests ara
present. - Baltimore Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

A tribute to his life let's pay;
Twas simple and exact:
He hadn't very much to say
And realized the fact.
New Orleans Times-D Democrat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
THAYER OUT OF THE FIELD.
viii Not Be Candidate for Governor
Under ANY Circumstances.

Worcester Mass, Aug. 20. Hon. John
r. Thayer Of Worcester, in statement
issued yesterday positively declared he
will not be candidate for the Demo.
cratic nomination for governor; Il Will
not be candidate for governor this fail
under any circumstances whatever
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
American League Games Yesterday.

At Boston Cleveland Q, Boston 3.
At New York--St. Louis 3, New York
{.
At Philadelphia--Chicago rain.
At Washington Detroit, rain.