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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
HAD A FORTUNE.
"A Man Arrested in New York Had sl7-
005.9o in Trousers Pocket.


New York, June Is. With $l700590
in his possession, man who said hs
was August Weder of 6f6 East Twelfth
street, Manhattan, where he has a fur
nished room, was arrested early Yester
day after lie had fallen on the sidewalk
TAT Marcy avenue aud Lorimer street
Williamsburg. This section is thckk
populated with negroes and is considered
one Of the most dangerous, from a law
less point Of view, in Williamsburg
Weder was, it was alleged, intoSi.
Gated, and at the time he fell three ne
gros who had evidently been watching
him rushed toward the man Policeman
Maxwell, however, who had been watch
ing Ne,ler stagger along, ran to him
first, and the negroes fled Maxwell
helped Weder to bis feet and learned
that the latter had been trying to find
lodgings for the night. Weder was taken
70 the station house. where. on being
searched. all the money. in big roll.
was found in one of his trousers pockets.
serst. Rogers took charge Of the money.
Through an interpreter, yesterday
morning, Neder said that a little more
than three years ago he and his brother
Carl, who il an apothecary in oher'Sch.
iessien. Ger, each inherited $4,000 frem
their fathers estate. Neder said be
came to America and has since been liy-
ing IN a furnished room at the East
twelfth street address, and enjoying 8
life Of ease. lie added that he has spent
nearly $4,000 in three years. He said
further that the reason he always car.
ries the money with him is because he
has no faith in banks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
MIMIC WARFARE.
Forces at Portland Forts in Supposedly
Hostile Action.

Portland, Me, June l3.-The mimic
war manoeuvres, which began Monday
at Forts Preble and Williams, were con.
tinued yesterday, with the forces at
the two forts arrayed in supposedly hos
tile camps. COL William +. Stewart,
Y. $. A., is commanding Fort Williams
and Major w s. Rafferty, is camp com.
mander OF the Fort preble forces. 0pe.
rations began at a. m. yesterday and
will continue "a hours.
The line Of operations IS n series OF
attacks upon each fort, and to win the
attacking forces must equal or outnam.
Der the men attacked The senior Off
Ger il umpire. The attack Of the party
is required to penetrate within 100 yards
OF the opposite force.
During the forenoon platoon from
Fort Preble made sortie on the front
OF Fort Williams, and was repulsed by
the 74th company. Fort Preble forces
also made demonstrations at The north.
west and southwest boundaries OF Fort
Williams, but were repulsed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
Convicted Of Accepting Re-
bates From G., B. and @.
FINE IS ONLY PENALTY
No jail Sentence Possible for Men Who
Broke United States Statues
Case Against Railroad
Next.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 10. Charged
with accepting rebates, the four packing
companies were yesterday found guilty
by jury in the United States district
court here. The cases are those OF
Armour & Co., Swift 4 CO., Cudahy &
Go. and the Nelson Morris packing COM
pany.
They we're charged in indictments re-
turned here last December with accept.
ing from the Burlington railway conces-
sions on shipments from the Kansas City
plants 10 New York for export. The
cases were consolidated for trial pur-
poses.
The specific case considered il that
charging Cudahy 4 Co. with accepting
a rate If ~ cents per 100 pounds ON
a shipment OF lard TO New York for
export to Germany when the legal tariff
then on file with the interstate com
merce commission was 35 cents. The
trial began last week.
This case is of unusual Importance in
the list Of rebate trials to come up in
this court. for it is the first time that
any concern has been brought to trial
before a jury on a charge affecting ex-
port rates As applied to the interstate
commerce act.
Counsel for the defendants in this trial
contended that the court lacked juris-
dction, which was overrnled by Judge
Mcpherson, and then that when they
signed contract covering the 23-cent
rate il was level, and that the Burling.
ton later raised its tariff to IS cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13

THREE LEADERS
DEFEATED
National Leagues Strong
Teams Downed
BY LOWER COMPETITORS
Boston Nationals Win from st. Louis
While the American League Team
Lost to ST. Louis
Browns.

The three leaders Of the National
league all took defeat yesterday. Chi
cago going down before Brooklyn IN Il
4 to Q defeat, through failure to bat
Pitisburg took 2 70 y whitcwash from
Philadelphia, although they battcd BIZ
far the stronger. And finally the New
York Giants we're easily defeated Pr
Cincinnati, * u /. For . change the
Boston Satienals won i game, dcfeat-
ing st. Louis to z.
Tho two Leading teams in the Amer
lean league also took tumble New
York lost To Cleveland In d close game
and the latter slipped back into second
place thereby. with the assistance Of
Detroit, which defeated Philadelphia.
Collins mean we're w1cfulIy weak at
9St. Louis, being sInothercd, IL To ..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
ALUMINIUM in VERMONT.
Reported Discovery Of Rich Deposit on
Spruce Peak, Near Arlington,

Marlboro, June l3.--A deposit Of al
minimum has been discovered in Yer
aaont on land owned by Grin +. Walk
AZ 81 Marlboro. Mass. and steps viii
be taken BY Mr.. Walker at once 10
mine *. The deposit Il situated on
Spruee peak, one Of the smaller molln-
stsiins III Vermont, three miles north
III Arlington, which ii in the township
pf Manchester, ut.
Marcus NJ Maiter, an expert mineral.
pgist. went to Arlington All the request
tbf Mr.. Walker, and ii company with
an expert from Pittsburg, vent over
sthes entire deposit, the dimensions %
which are about two miles by two and
YoneshuIf miles. ~
J'he richest part 81 tie deposit. MI.
AInlter SAYS, iss in II ledge which rises
Sheer along the face of the mountain
for i distance Of 500 feet. Test pits
were made all over the deposit and
the orc taken out yielded iron 81 to
~ per cent aluminium, II. il said. The
slate schist containing the mineral, Mr..
AIultcr says, is the hest be has ever
seen, and SO mich OF it being over the
ground In plain sight Il will be cont
paratively easy matter to mine it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
WITTY REroRrs IN THE HOUSE.
A Tilt Between Butler and Randall
Reeds Reply 70 Springer.

During the famous deadlock fight in
the House over the civil rights bill Gen
eral benjamin Butler favored a Sunday
session.
bad as / am, have some respect
for Gods day" replied Sam Randall Of
Pennsylvania.
Don't the Bible say that il is lawful
TO pull your OK or ass out OF n pit
on the Sabbath asked Butler. You
have thirty-seyen asses on yonr side of
the House and | want TO get them out
of this ditch tomorrow. l think am
engaged in holy work
Don't do it, replied Randall II
expect some day to see you in a better
world
you'll he there as you are here, a
member OF the lower house, flashed
back the general with telling effect.
During the bitter fight against Reed
rules" the House was thrown into con.
vulsions by General Spnola, who, point
ing to the painting OF the Siege Of York
town. hanging in the hall, grayely ac-
eused Speaker Reed Of counting the Hes
slams in the background Of The picture
IN order 70 make up q quorum. The
general always wore a tremendously high
collar, so high in fact that Representa-
tive Tim Campbell tapped II one day
with the ferrule Of his cane and nquir-
ed, to the amusement Of Che House, rs
General Spinola withinsp
One Of the most famous Of Reeds
retorts was made az the expense of
Springer Of Illinois. The Maine Giant
had Just read one Of Springer own
speeches in reputation OF the latters
argument, just concluded. The Illinois
an launched into philosophy upon the
privilege Of progressive thinkers to
change their opinions.
II honor them for IT," he continued,
"An honest man IS the noblest work Of
God. As for me, Mr.. Chairman. in
statesman, 4 would rather be right than
be President
"The gentleman nom illinois needn't
worry, Mr.. Chamberlain drawled Reed
Hell never be either! ~ American
Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
BATTLE IN MOSCOW PRISON.
Inmates Erect Barbados to Save Poll
teal Prisoners from Siberia.

Moscow, June IL. The inmates OF the
prison yesterday barricaded the building
in an effort to save The political prison
ers who We're abont 10 be sent BIZ stages
to Siberia, 10 undergo nine years ban
ishment After 4 fight, the keepers car
riel the distractions and order was re-
stored
kutais, granscaucasia. june I'm.
Sharpkovsky, marshal OF nobility.
was waylaid and murdered by reyolu.
tionists Monday.
kertch, Province Of Taurida Russia,
June 13.The longshoremen and dredg.
eIs here have gone on strike.
kiev, European Russia, June 13.-T'he
bakers aud the employees OF several
large paper factories have declared q
strike.
Warsaw, june H.. Governor General
Skalon yesterday issued a proclamation
to the effect that university students
who failed to pay their fees must re-
turn To the army and complete the usual
term Of military service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
ELLEN TERRY JUBILEE.
Remarkable Programme ohered at
Drury Lane.

London, June 1;I.--Ihe all-niaits vigil
Of tile admirers OF Ellen Terry who we're
anxious 70 get into Drtuy lame theatre
70 witness her jubilee natinee perform
ance yesterday afternoon, ended IL the
disappointment Of hundreds, who after
Drawing y twentyfonr hours wait ont
side the pit and gallery entrances. failed
10 obtain adnittanre The house was
filled soon after the doors were opened
at lu.3u i. III.
The remarkable programme for the
jubilee contained the namc Of practi.
cally cyry stage star now iii London.
Probably sncil 4 galaxy Of stage talent
was never before seen iii combination,
al for hours occupied the boards ii
honor Of Miss Terry. Signora Duse,
Nine. REGIME. and the two Coquelans
came over from France, and Nine. Mel.
la and Signor Caruso were down for
songs, while tile chief feature was the
east Of the first act of Much .sdo About
Nothing" in which tsyenty-tlree NON
hers Of the Terry family, headed by
Ellen Terry herself, appeared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
GIVEN FREEDOM.
Expected Terranova Girl and Husband
Will Be Reconciled.

New York, June 13.--Josephine Terra
nova. the young Italian woman who
Was acquitted of the murder of her aunt,
Goncetta Riggio, and over whose head
there still hangs an Indictment for the
murder Of her uncle. (iaetno Riggio. was
set free Yesterday BY Justice Scott in
the criminal branch Of the supreme
court.
Assistant District Attorney Ely made
d brief motion that Joscphin IerranoYa
be discharged in the custody Of her
counsel Motion granted, said Justice
Scott, and the court proceedings ii the
case were ended.
The girl, with her two sisters, EN-
tered cab and was driven rapidly up
town According to former Judge Pal
micre, the girl was to be driven to the
hnuse 81 Father Layclie, rector Of st.
Patrick's cathedral.
There, ii was said. her husband. who
repudiated her after learning OF her
conduct with her uncle, would he watt
ing II was expected that recvncili-
alton would be effected. and that Fath-
En- Layele would be asked to bless the
reunion Of The pair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
ROCKEFELLER WOULD,
HAVE TAKEN THE CHECK
The Oil King Hurriedly Escapes for
Numerous Automobile Trips, But
Fears Reporters and An
archists.

New York, June 13.A Paris cable
despatch to The sun says:
John d. Rockefeller il spending most
OF his time at Compiegne in making
long automobile trips He issues hrlr-
iiedIy from his residence in order to
escape interviewers. lie saw Monday
j copy Of The Aatin, in which il was
stated that his son law, Mr.. Strong,
had refused an offer Of $1,000 for a
15.minute interview with him. Mr..
Rockefeller smiled griinly and said that
if he had been in Mr.. StroRg's place
he would have accepted the check
The local police Of the little town
Of Gompiegnc are much pcrturbed They
have received letters to the effect that
Anarchists are watching Rockefcller's
movements. Strangers lettering near
his residence are requested TO produce
their papers or to move on immedi-
ately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
TRYING TO CHECK BRYAN BOOM.
Hearst Men Would Have Him Received
as a Citizen.

New York, June Ia the result Of
a meeting held in the Hotel Victoria
under the auspices 81 the Commercial
Travellers anti-trust league, a commit
tee Of ten to prepare the plan and
scope Of the reception to be rendered
to William Jennings Bryan viii be ap-
pointed by William Hogc, president OF
the league. 1t became evident at the
meeting that the Hearst faction is still
anxious to sidetraek the whole affair
.or at least to get up Il reception on its
own account that viii welcome Bryan
as citizen rather than as d prospee-
tive presidential candidate. Colonel Al
exander Troup, national committeeman
from Connecticut, said he favored hay
ing al branches OF the Democratic par
ny represented at the reception, and not
alone those who supported Bryan in
1916 and 1900. a letter was read from
Governor Folk Of Missouri, who said
that he should be glad to act AZ chair
man Of the committee on reception ii
he could arrange matters so as to be in
New York when Mr.. Bryan arrived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
WILL ORGANIZE FOR
COLLECTION OF CLANS
san Francisco Policyholders in Chi.
cago Company Decide on This
Drastic Action to Secure
Their Money.

San Francisco, CAL, June III. The SAL
Francisco policyhoIders in the Traders
insurance company Of Chicago haze
adopted the report Of their advisor
committee, and have resolved to organ.
izc Il corporation for the collection Ii
their cIaiins. AT meeting Monday the
polieyholders authorized the appoint
mcnt Of nine incorporators to arrange
the necessary preliininarics and form
articles Of Incorporation.
b This procedure was decided upon after
the policyholders had been informed 1t
The refusal Of a receiver in Chicago ID
afford their committee amy information
whatever regarding the financial cond.
tion Of the Traders' insurance company
or its stockholders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
REQUESTS STAY.
Patrick Asks Warden to Postpone Exc
cution; Refused.

0ssining. n. ", June Isl. Albert T.
Patrick, the lawyer, whose appeal for
4 new trial on the charge of numbering
William Marsh Rice was denied Monday,
suggested 10 Warden johnson OF the
state prison yesterday that the warden
defer bis arrangements for Patricks ex.
ectition next week.
Patrick, who did not seem to be de-
spondent, notified the warden that he
was preparing an application to the
United States circuit court for writ
of error, aud that this would probably
stay the execution. Warden Johnson.
however, informed Patrick that he
should continue his arrangements I'M.
less stopped by order Of the court.
We'll, Of course YOU can do that :
SAID Patrick, "but | merely wanted to
give You my legal view Of the case and
perhaps save YOU some trouble"
The warden said lie will issue tickets
on Thursday TO the necessary witnesses
70 Patrick's execution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
awHo IS BISHOP POTTER"
British Embassy in Washington Wants
to Know. You Know.

Washington, liind l3.'Who is Bish-
op Potter was the British embassy I
reply when inquiry ~as made there yes
terday rs to what view was taken Of
the bishops observation that there Is
no lose lost between Great Britain. and
America.
Neither Ambassador Dnrand nor his
attaches was willing to talk for pub
lieation, but II was limited at the em-
bassy that the bishops remarks should
not be taken too seriously, and that
in the opinion OF the British diplomats
the friendship between Great Britain
and America had more Of reality to ii
than il usual between nations.
One attache said it was difficult TO
define friendship between nations, that
it was different from friendship between
individuals. He believed, despite CONS
mercial rivalry, that there was bond
between England and Ainerica which
was growing frmer The sympathy Of
England with America WAS Indicated
when the English squadron lined up
alongside Dewey's fleet at a critical time
in Manila bay. The determination Of
British aud American naval men the
world over whenever opportunity offered
WIS also cited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
STABBED In ABDOMEN,
BUT HIDES ASSAILANI
"rm No Carey Declares Badly
Wounded New Yorker When
Pressed TO Name the
Assaulter

New York. June 10. With stab
wound in his abdomen which probably
will prove fatal, james Gilmore of Hay.
erstraw. \. y, walked into Bellevue
hospital early yesterday, supported by
his father. lie was taken 10 surgical
ward and the operation Of laparotomy
was performed in the faint hope OF
saving his life.
Gilmore refuses 10 tell anyone who
stabbed him, but admits that he re-
ceiyed the wound in fight in saloon
in East Forty.iirst street near Third
avenue. "l'm no Carey" Gilmore said,
using the name of the Fenian informer
as his most emphatic synonym.
"Pll fix him when | get out of here. ?
The police claim TO have learned that
Gilmore was stabbed by man known
as "Bucky' Reilly, and say he will
soon be arrested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
WORKING ON BEEF BILL.
House Committee Discussing Inspec-
ton.

Washington, June I3.A-The House
Committee on Agriculture continued its
task OF getting together on modiiiea-
ton Of the Beveridge meat inspection
rider TO the agricultural bill today. Con
sideration was devoted in the main to
the question of the extent of the inspec.
ton. whether il =hall be TO the small
butcher who may kill very limited
number OF animals and dispose OF them
over State line, thus engaging in in
terstate commerce. IL is said by mem
beers TO be very difficult to draw the line
in This regard. Members Of the com
mittee say final conclusion may be
reached as the result OF continuous work
today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
TO RESTORE HAzERs.
Senate Passes Bill Affecting Seven OF
Eight Middies.

Washington, june ia bill author.
ling the President to reappoint to the
naval academy such of the midshipmen
recently dismissed for hazing as in his
Judgment may be restored without pref
udice to the interests of the naval scr.
vice was yesterday reported TO the Sen
ate from the committee on naval affairs.
Ii was obvious that the sentence Of dis
missal in several of the eases was too
severe for the oficnscs, but the law was
mandatory. The bill will permit the
restoration Of those convicted Of mild
hazing.
The bill was passed by the Senate
after an explanation by Chairman Hale
that but seven Of eight inidshipmen
would be affected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
ADDIcKs GETS ONE VOTE.
Du Points Election as United States
Senator Practically Unanimous.

Dover. Del, June ~. The Delaware
legislature at noon elected Col. Henry
a. Du Pont United States senator for
the constitutional term beginning March
,, 1905. His. election was practically
unanimous, as the Democratic members
voted blanks and all the Republicans
save one voted for him. The exception
was senator Thomas G. Moore Of Kent
county, who has made such long and
bitter contest for the place.
Col. Du Pont is sixty weight years Of
age and native of Delaware. He IS
the head Of the great powder works
bearing bis name and 4 very wealthy.
He served throughout the war OF the
rebellion, and was awarded congress,
sional medal of honor for most distin-
gnished gallantfy in action
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
Wall FROM WASHINGTON.
Women Society Leaders Gone, Cigarette
Trade Falls OFF.

Washington, June 13--One Of the
most amazing effects OF the exodus TO
The seashore that has been begun by the
fair members of Washington social cir.
cles is that il has led to distinct loss
OF trade for the tobaeconists. The de-
inand for cigarettes in the national capi,
tai the past winter has been brisk. but
with the departure Of society folk for
the resorts it has fallen off.
The tobacconist's experience is that
while the male consumers Of tobacco lay
IN stock for the summer before they
leave Washington, the women buy cigar
cites wherever they chance TO be- The
result Is the Washington retailer losses
an their trade for the summer months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
National League Standing.
GIRLS GREAT SWIM.
Miss Kellerman Goes 23.5ss Miles in
Hours and ii Minutes.

Vienna, June l3.On trial swim in
the Danube yesterday, Miss Annette
keIlerman, the beautiful girl who holds
the swimming championship Of Austrai-
ia, beat all records. She swan thirty
eight Kilometres, 2s.59s miles, in hours
and II minutes.
Large crowds on the shores watched
the fair swimmer, as with bold, deeis-
i've strokes she cnt her way through the
waters of the broad yellow stream. She
was greeted with cheers when she fin
ished her remarkable trial Of speed and
endurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
Miners stiu STAY Out.

Dillonyale, o., June a.--Conditions IN
mining circles here are the same as
Monday. The Hanna company's claim
that large number Of union men would
60 to work Tuesday was not sustained,
not one man having responded. Enthu-
siastie meetings We're held Monday night
by all nationalities, aud every striker
reatlirmed his allegiance to the union
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
pIague's Ravages IN india.

Washington, June 49,. The constant
rayages OF epidemics in India il shown
in reports received by the public health
and marine hospital service, the latest,
for the week ending April 2s, showing
1856 cases and 1888 deaths from
plague that week in India.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
Christian Science Meetings.

Boston, June 13.--So great crowd
lad assembled before the new anditori-
nm of the Mother Church of Christ,
Scientist, Tor the annual business meet
ing Of the believers in The Christian
Science faith yesterday that two meet
ings, one duplicate Of the other, were
arranged. The reading Of reports and
the election Of officers were the, prin.
cipal matters OF business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13

G. G. clifford is repairing Peaks
bridge.
Mrs. u. J. Kemp Of Shady Ril visited
at Earl Rford'A Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Judd is working for
William Gillett at East Randolph.
Z. D. Camp attended court at Chelsea
last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
TO QUIT THE vATIcANa
Rumor That Pope Will Visit castel Gam
doifo Revived.

Paris, June i3.--'rhe Echo dc Paris
repeats the statement nude. several
weeks ago that the Pope win take d
holiday soon and will "a Go The papal
villa at Castel tiandoifo, fourteen miles
from Rome. where his physicians adj
vised him 70 spend the summer OF last
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
British Fight with Natives.

Durham, Natal, June 13.--Col. Macken.
zie's column Monday attacked the rebel
natives who had sought shelter in the
hush The latter climbed trees, whence
they hailed assag0is on the troops, hut
bullets dropped them out Of the branches.
Over forty were thus killed, and alto
gcther 1860 natives were slain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-13
HoUNDNG THE DuMA.
Government to Bring Accusation Against
Members

ST. Petersburg, June 13.-The Novoe
prefer charges against fourteen members
oi the dilma, charging them with hav
ing signed manifesto to wnrkmen
which is regarded as an Indictment
against the government.
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Death from Lockjaw

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc. Its antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning Chas. Oswald, merchant, OF
Rensselaersyillc, \. -, writes; 1T
cured Seth Burch of this place Of the
ugliest sore son his neck i ever saw"
Cures cuts, wounds, burns and sores.
a5c at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
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atty Of 4 fine, which the Senate passed,
has been received BY the House and re-
ferred to the committee on election Of
| president. vice president and members Of
/ Congress.