davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02
ANNUAL DINNER
Alumni of MiddIebury College
Hold Banquet in New York.

The Alumni of Middlebury college,
and their friends held their annual
dinner at the University Club, in the
City of New York, on the evening of
January Goth, Governor Bell being pre-
sent as a guest of honor, Mr.. Henry III.
Vail presided Speeches were made by
Governor Bell, President Ezra Brainerd,
Ex-Gov. Jonn g. Mccullough, Hon.
Charles Buckley Hubbell, ex-president of
the Board of Education of New York,
Walter B. Gunnison, principal of Erasmus
Hall High school, and Prof. Walter f.
Howard. An original poem was read by
w. w. Gay. Among these present We're
DR.. George N. Boardman, Prof. j. w.
Alternately, Dr. Henry f. Walker, Col.
5. \, Ilsley, Prof. Brainerd Kellogg, Ex-
Justice K. w. Hatch, James NJ Clifford,
Clarke Williams, Hon A B. Hepburn of
the Chase National Bank, Herbert M.
Conkey, John R. Dunlap, editor of the
Electrical Magazine, H. r. Twitchell,
William III. Porter, President of Chemical
L
don, DR. G. b. Warner, Hon. r. H.
Smith, George S. Miner of the New York
Herald, Fred Scofeld, George NJ. Wright,
Charles E. Bush. w. o. Jones, cashier
Park National Bank, E. w, Hyde secre-
tary International Paper Co., James S.
Darcy, d. j. Newland, George w. Ellis,
Laurn Redfield, James F. McNaboe,
William II. Button, Carl Mead, f. IL.
Button, II. A. Cushing, DIR. George ID.
Scott, DIR. b. f. Churchill Fred Noble,
l., NJ. Seely, II. E. Foster, Mr.. Nc.
Gowan, H. d. Sears, l.. w Severy,
Percival Wilds, q, w. Roberts, Stanley
Bond, Reid l.. Carr, Il. w. Wilcox
Sanford Lane, C. A. Voetsch, Henry c.
Tong, William j. Stone.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02
THE BEST ANIMAL FOOD For HENS.

Green Cut Bone and Meat is recognized
generally as one of the best foods for
hens in winter. 1t contains just the
elements that are likely to be lacking in
the average poultry ration but which are
essential to the production of eggs. Read
what &. A. Champion of Green's Corners,
VT, says about it; "Green Cut Bone
and Meat l consider very valuable as an
egg producer in cold weather. 1t is more
readily eaten than, any other food have
tried"
A 200 pound barrel of Green Cut Bone
and meat will be sent railroad freights
prepaid to anyone in New England or
New York, for $3.50 by Carroll S. Page,
Hyde Park, VT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02

Mileage Books Mt MarshalPs.
Heinz best pickles at Benedicts.
Try our hulled corn, l0c can, Bonds.
Valentine Postal Cards at Gee sisters.
'Nox email" separator OIL at Benedicts.
All kinds of bulbs at Hunts Green House.
loo Baking dishes. See window at Sheldons.
so to Taylor's for a lunch or a square meal.
Navel oranges and grape fruit at Benedicts.
FOR SALT cows, 9 heifers bulls 5tip
CHAs. ID. SUMNER, Midilebury. Vt.
FOR SALE-A good house on Seymour st.
NORMAN ) FOOTE.
Premier canned salmon. best put up, at zoe.
Bonds.
Don't miss cans of blue berries for 25c at
For SALE 81 W. old heiters enquire
John O'Connor
Read Bonds new ad and take advantage OF
it.
All the latest books at the Register Book
Store.
Home cured hams and bacon at winan's
Bros.
Dairy butter in pound prints at Winans
Bros.
For stationery go to the Register Book
Store.
market.
Mileage books to rent on all roads at Burt's
Drug store 47yl
Guaranteed hot water bottles at sterns'
Drug store.
Suchard's Milka Full.cream swiss Chocolate
at Benedict's.
Confetti in small packages at the Register
Book Store.
Funeral designs made to order at Hunts
greer house. l2tf
The Lamson Prints 25c each at shedon's.
See the window.
Perfumes that last, Hastily put up. At
Stems Drug store.
Highest cash prices paid for bobs and veals
al Gorham's market.
Carnations. Chrysanthemums and violets
al Hunts Green House.
California Navel Oranges, Malaga Grapes
and Fancy Grape fruit, f. E, Rich.
WANrED-25 light weight pigs wanted each
week at Gorham's market.
\ good tablet with two comic post cards
for cents. Register Book Store.
WANTED-Passe Partout artists to visit the
Register Book Store for supplies
Home tried lard and home packed pork at
Gorham's market for l0c pound.
Typewriter ribbon for all makes OF ma.
chimes at the Register Book store.
The "Middlebury, Vt" writing paperis sell
ing fast at the Register Book Store.
FOR sALE-sleigh, robe and harness. Ad-
dress +. o. Box 1903, Middlebury, VT SO
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02

Highest a; lowest o; rain y in.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02

If you haven't tried it do
so and we feel sure you
will be added to the list of
customers. Every pound
guaranteed. Only IS cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02
METHODIST CHURCH

In the Methodist church next Sunday
the pastor Rev w. H. Washburne, will
speak in the morning on Cutting Off, -"
and in the evening on Elisha's fourth
Miracle, Saving from Slavery" The
sermon to the boys and girls will be on
"Sherman's March to the Sea.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02

At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor Rev.
Thomas Simms, will preach upon
',.Sheathing the Sword" At $50 he
viii preach upon "A Guest at Wed.
ding and in the Temple
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02
Church NJ otes
BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Spirit of Christian Optimism, ~
will be the subject of the Rev. George
r. Stairs Sunday morning sermon. In
the evening he will preach upon "Does
Piety Pay?' One candidate will be
baptized at the close of the evening
service.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
nrs- Insertion; five cents per line succeeding
Insertions, Count seven short words to line
or SIX long ones.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
WARSAW Jews IN a PANIC.
Troops. Enraged by the Terorists Act
inc with Great Brutality.


Nvs,saw, Russian Poland, Sept. ~.
s';.e s1ltiers ta duty here, ena,ted ~
tte continusrss ot murders BY tre lpf-
raists, are acting with great brutality
Governor GanesA Skallon Il taking engr-
gNic steps u prevent NJ attack N the
Jews. VINO are ID state Of panic
Siedlee, Russia, sept. A.. The town
is comparatively quiet People are be-
ginning to move shout on the streets
and the shops are opening again, al
though occasional firing leads 70 temper
any renewals Of the alarm. Some revol.
Scr shots fired from q garnet yesterday
morning drew il x0lley from troops be-
sloW. but no casualties resulted
about 700 wounded persons have been
cared for III the hospitals or attended
by ambulance surgeons
Kamslin Russia, sept, Az. Theboaies
Nj ten victims uf the recent fighting herr
have been buried. They Include ono sol
dior and one policeman, Two other po.
liccmen were seriously wounded \
great number ii arrests have been made,
st. Petersburg, Sept. l3, At the Sos
SION 81 fls cabinet Tuesday the commits.
sion which Is celebrating project foi
The equalization 81 the rights Of tic
peasantrv reported that The peasants
were not vet ripe for 4 sweeping removal
og aIl restrictions The commission rec,
lumsnenSls. however. that certain
amount al restraint ii The selling u
lland nnst be exercised ior the peasants
uASn good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13

tect the factories and plantations from
tile Insurgents,
Al DESCRIPTION "a the manner ii which
cuban iils.lrgent bands are said 70 have
been largely recruited was received on
tuesday night from Picaypne CORE
spondent who ii travelling Though Tie
n,oyinces where thc revolution Is strong
~ After noting the ruin Of this years
crop and the fact that where Pho Guer-
e, raised tile standard Of revolt, the
hanks which were financing planters re-
fnsed to give further assistance, this
despatch SAYS
1he experience Of one planter IN Ha-
yana province III typical NJ what has
occurersI everywhere. iie employed ife
negro nscn. When M told them taat
ha wauId be unable to pay them ans.
longer. they loyalty offered u reshain
With lin4 ii food alone was sIprliea
Il have no food, he replied.
-fha only Mord Of advice that sin-
core interest in their welfare could sag
eeSt Was Go and Join the inSargelisss
sou CAN Ut least have bananas and man
yoes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13

The despised Boston americans put
another Nsimp IN the pennant aspirations
os The View York HighlaudeFs yesterday
afternoon, Winning i pretty game BY tha
score ol \ tD \. On top pa this was
Ehirago's easy victory ever AK. Louis,
which puts tile White Sos within one
ualMe of thu leaders, The same break
today would put the latter on an even
running with the New Workers StahFs
attempt to ret his team out Of last pu-
sition WAS aided materially by phiadel-
plia's defeat 81 Washington, while The
Athletics at the sane time boosted
themselves into third position, stepping
over the Cleveland Indians, who fell
down before the Tigers.
The New York Giants appear to have
second place III the National league
cinchei. Yesterday they defeated Ten.
nov 4 taen iii the Hub aud pittsbmg lost
I'll Cincinnati. I8ronklyn stepped into
the 400 class, with i victory over Phil-
aaclphia, due largely y errors BY thc
Qnakers.
Yesterdays American League Scores.
At New York Boston B New York
n
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia 8,
Washington
At Chicago Chicago 10. St, Louis 8
Az DetroitDetrnlt ;, Cleveland 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
BoLoEp IN DARK.
Pulajanes in Attack on Camp Of colorec
Infantry Cut Up Troops Eadly.

SAN Francisco, caI., sept l9,-A spec.
ial from Manila says.
IN revenge f0r tlie punishment intlict-
Ell upon them ~ the regular troops for
the killing Of Lieut. Roarie Treaflwell 81
the Philippine scouts. the pallajanes at
tackled a detachment Of the path IN
fantry icoloredj on the night Of the
Goth. and before thes could BE driven
back killed Two and wounded eight 81
the eolorcd soldiers.
Early ON the evening Of the 10th the
bandits rushed The camp Of 1readweil
and succeeded "a killing The officer The
ceiored troops came Il ths rescue and
more the fanatics from the field killing
and capturing large number 1he 2sth
then went into camp near Rana Leyte.
rear the scene ID tie Engagement Ths
band returned during tie night boloed
ie ontposts ami rushed the camp. IN
the confusion 81 Tie darkness the Tegi-
lars were badly cut up hefere they real
ized that the PlilajaueS Were upon them.
The colcred troops we're attacked IN
their tents the natives slsshing the caii-
YES with boloS and falling upon the
sleeping soldiers.
Iae men Of the gath were aroused
rs the shouts Of their COMRADES and
rcnt INTO the fight with their pistols and
has onefs and finally routed the Pnla-
iaylrs. killing ana wonnaing many 81
theln Nj ihc darkness 4 few III the
1ulaiancs escaped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
DosED AND DIED.
End Follows After Taking Cure for
Headache.


Boston, Sept la.-41hirty minutes AZ
tsI taking 4 dose OF popular headache
cure, Tuesday night, Fritz Siefnberg oi
7as BlooAsiae avenue. Jamaica Plain,
was dead. nder the circumstances. i)r.
Nstuc uf Peter Pafleg road, the attend
ing physician concluded II best "a 10.
tisy Medical Examiner Macdonald. WHO
ordered the. removal .of tile hoay "a ti9
tny H0s3ital gnoraue for an autopsy
Yesterday afternoon
Sfenbefg lived with rs wife and 4
lsrge iamily u children and was en-
ployed Ia the en- shoTe Of the \ u. n.
VI. q H. 4. r. AZ Norwood. He WAS a
Russian jew 1'urzday night. not feeling
n ibe best 81 health lie retired carly
hat about 1880 81 up, took thc dose,
and Within - minutes died
DR. NcCnc was called. and when llc
learned that Sfcrnberg had taken The
medicine decided n notify the medical
examinrr
Mr.. Stcrn.wrg claims aeg husband
had never complained If heart trouble
and she had newer supposed that he
nas afflicted wiih such AgeAknrSs
The ne iicine IN question bias figured
ii sudden deaths before Tie base being
aeetamlid, one Of the most powerful
leeit depressants Oh tie market
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
DEATH In
The BLAST
---
One Quincy Quarrymen Was
Killed
---
OLD CHARGE lEAPLODES
Three Others Injured, and One Terribly
OLD CHARGE lEAPL0DES
Three Others Injured, and One Terribly
Burned = Accident Occurred on
Quarry No, ! OF the Granite
Railway Company.

Quincy, Mass, Sept 13~0ne man was
killed and three seriously injured Il
The result d premature explosion u
powder used III blasting granite al quarry
No. ! If the Granite railway company il
West Quincy Yesterday. The aaad lna,I
Was William Larson, 35 years Sld. mar.
riel, of ls Grove street, aud Tie I'll.
iured are John Miller, AZ wears old, ii
It's Hall place James Malone. 20 years
old, Of 50 Side street, and Charles sab
pala. IS years old, Of 4 Hillside avenue
West Quincy.
Ine men were prying out stone blast
ed Tuesday, and ii Is believed that oTe
Of their cr0wbais struck in unexplode2
charge
The explosion scattered tlle loose roca
ii All directions, one large piece SfriK-
ing Larson with great force Mild ctfttiHr
II sever rash on tlie bacS IA his head
tiis skull WAS fractured and ii il bel
lieyed that death was instantaneous.
The report OF the explosion aud TIL
cries and groans of the wounded naa
brought other wofkmcn to the scene and
call was sent for physicians. Larson
Tas removed from the debris dead.
Mi'lsF, the foreman Of the quarry
WAS terribly burned about tie face
waile Malone was strnol, over the sfoa
s.h BY piecr Of the flying rock and
several ribs were badly bruised, aIth0ug
it could not be found that they ha1
been broken Sahpala was badly ca
about the head, face and legs and tit
face and hands we're severely burnt
Ills injuries arc extremely serious ana
he Was removed q the Quincy city hps
lpiial Tho other victims were taken K
tAelr homes
Larson leaves q widow and two chill
lren.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
HuMBERTs 70 GO FREE.
Notorious French Swindlers to Be Re-
leased.


Paris, Sept. 19.---Thc council II rims
icrs Tuesday authorized Minister Of he
Interior Clemenceau 10 Issue an order
for She immediate release Of Frederic
and Theresa Hnmberi, under the con-
d;tlonal liberation law The grounds
are gvy9d conduct on tho art Of Frederic
puaberf, and III health OF Theresa
Humbert, Who is about to undergo an
operation.
Therrsa HamAert was the originator
OF the great Crawford sWindle--a tall
Of q huge fortune to which she wfs d
contcstins heir On the strength HI her
fables she borrowed some S20,09OA 600
and cnt a great hgire IN Paris society,
where she secured The apparent srpporg
ot society and the highest government
officials. Her acknowledgements led 90 Inc
suicide Of sesseal 81 her creditors. and
when the great safe IN her house. said
to contain securities OF great value. WAS
sinallx opened. It was found to be empty.
Nine. Humhert and her family fled to
Spain. where they were arrested IN Ma
dTid on December ~, 1902. On August
~, 1908, Mime. Humbert and her hns
band. Frederic. we're sentenced "a fiNe
wears solitary confinement in prison.
Her hrotaers. Emile and Roman Daurig
nae were~~sntenced to two and three
years, respectively, ftr fraud ia connee-
tfon with the Bentc Niagcre, swindling
insurance company organized hv Nine.
Hnmheft. The iary found "exteunat
ing circumstances in the case Of all four
defendants
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
BEGGED 10 DIE.
I Terrorists' Leader Maznry Il Caught ~
Police After Running Battle.

Moscow, Sept. 1a-N ladimir Maznry,
the leader d Tie Moscoa section os the
sEyiny group and III, principal lieu.
tenant haze been captured after fDn-
ming Hght with agents u The secret
police, ii the course of Which Nanny
WAS wounded
MaNaTY il mere Nnath anl when
he maS caught M begged the officers To
ki.l linn immediately. recognizing that
III undoubtedly would he executed lle
WAS tie directing spirit IN ne bank
robbery committed here last March BIZ
lielcpzoif. ard he Is accused 81 lie unu.
der Of Colonel Won lsoshiHikof OF the
Sco,et service during the msolt 81 last
December
He is considered 10 be enc of TIC most
important leaders Of the entire terrorist
group.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
PALMA WILL HAVE CASH
TO PROSECUTE WAR
Nearly sas.ooooOo Available if Neces-
sary--Martial Law More Rigorous
Than Spanish.

New York. Sept ls.-A Havana Cable
10 The Evening sun says.
Congress, when i meets next Friday
viii authorize President Palma N nsn
the money remaining ia the treasury
after national debt Obligations Mana MA
covered, for The purposes 81 tie war
Palms nil Il date viii be approved Nh.
out requiring an accounting. INA gov
eminent win thus have nearly Sss 6oo
600 available The laWs nassed 4, H.
former Congress making appfopris sions
Tor public works. viii be ronaslaS
When President Palma may deen, I,
NECESSARY. Without consulting Coner.s.
" suspend constitutional rights. his ae'
iion win tse approved.
lhc martial Lass. called hpre 4rnhii.
order laN that has been pss y, ss''s
N much stronger than tae Spanisb ,y'sss
tial law 7" '''"a'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
THE HEARST TICKET.
Convention Delegates Eubilant Over Pull
Slate


New YORK, Sept VI lAae rising was
tTle order among the lalrgates t1 the
convention III tile lnirseadcRe Leagi4
Yesterday following sbsir strenuous sef.
sions 81 he days before. Ihe advocate
81 ( complete ticket wers iubilaiit be-
caslse TIE convention naa PIT iself on
record as favoring The nomination q
such straight ticket. and instructed
the committee on resolutions TO % IN
form the delegates t. the Dsnocra.ic
state convention.
The convention met last night, when
the tub ticket was nominated
For Governor William Randolph
Hearst
For Lieutenant Governor I.e Wis Stsiy-
Yesant CHAMBER
For secretary 81 state Reuben X
Lyon.
For comptroller Isaac Rosenhloom.
For attorney general John Ford
For state treasurer Or. G. N. Auel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
GoMPERs is DISAPPOINTED.
He Expected Littleheld Would Be De
irsted.


Washington. Sept. i3.samgei Com
pers, The president Of the American
eleration Il labor, who returned from
New England yesterday. SAYS the results
III the Litilefield congressional district
viii not have any effect on the fedora.
fion's campaign plans III confess ann
somewhat disappointed with the result
ii Mr. iittlcheld's district said he I'd
fhr Transcript correspondent, IN | had
have gone ahead ,ith oAt psans Is
mapped out some siils a-o. asn MT
prepared at this time &; sas whether we
will make special eiiors II this ,si>tfi1t
'ar that district All ! can say j hat
our general Plaza Il canaaan IS err
lines some time ago wii b eariied oui
Mr.. Gompers sas asked waetl4r pec
ial efforts would ~ put fuflls Il dsfsat
Speaker Cannon nr st-chwtioa 4 an
not prepared 10 .nai,e ans settlement es
Ia that AZ This time w,is Ills ansWsr.
AIf. Gompers sass "a i. disposed f0 hs-
lieve that the fight labor made III LittleA
fieId's district exrfted i,.ilsRhcc flr1agn-
ouf the state. ne willing - giae pro-
hibition large share Il the Weait for
the reduced Republican majority IN the
state but the labor movement, lie $
quite sure, helped the D. aeaats snaseii
ally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
National League Standing.
our OF THE GAME.
Capt. Collins May Sue the Boston Base
ball Club.

Boston, Sept. III Jimmy Collins has
finally had his conference with General
Charles FL Taylor. Collins WAS inform
"a that the fnal decision in his case was
suspension for the rest Of The sna-
son
Later Captain Collins made no state
ment in reference to his plans, other
than that he had placed his contract
in the hands Of IN attorney for advice.
lie said Tuesday that he did not care
10 make any trouble. as the easiest way
ont VI Il Was the best. but he aid not
propg5c to let anyone keep him from
earning a living oat Of baseball II he
could help Il He would moi say that
he would bring sait against the club,
lle would leave that to thc judgment al
he attorney.
Il want niy release said Capt. Col
Inns. ~Ihc club docs mt want mc and
] am sure. under these circumstances.
want TO get away
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
co UNDER RIVER.
First Official Trip Through the Pennsyl
vania Tunnel at Gotham Yesterday.

New York, Sept. i3.- The first official
trip through the Pennsylvania railroad
company's tunmel under the North nv.
"a. the two tisbes 81 which were Joined
last week, was made at noon yesterday
The party Of guests was taken TO mar.
rowguaee cars containing six persons
each. and coseerea under The river from
WeehaNken e. tie shaft AZ the foot Of
West 1hiris-third street. Manhattan.
The motive power was the strong backs
and arms and legs of employees II
took about IS minutes to make tho
trip.
At the dividing line between New York
state and New Jersey there were decora.
tions. consisting Of the flags Of the two
states
AS tile party reached this line, red
iirc was li4htcd, while fhe partv shcnrcd
Three cheers were given for fhe Penn
sIvsania railroad and three more foT
Chief Engineer Jacobs. After the cheer
ing Patrick Fitzgerald, the tunnel super.
intendent. asked for three cheers fof
The men who had built the tunnel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
MANY ASKT INFoRMASHUN
AS 70 THE MI SPELLING
Public Printer Issues Pamphlet for the
People, Which Re Sells to Them
for 4 Quarter

Washington, Sept. ia.--The Public
Printer has been swanlped with requests
for information regarding simplifcd
spelling. liz has issued pamphlet
directed Is The various government al.
parincnts, explaining tie new system.
and Viii seud this pamphlet ~ any
body who viii send him as cents. Tae
money must lie sent hy postal money
order, Express nnncY order, bank draft.
~ certified check, payable 10 The Super.
intcnacnt Of Documents, Government
Printing Office. Washington, D. CT Cur.
iency may be senf at Owners risk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
RELEASED
FROM JAIL
Giovanni ViScOme Sentenced
For MansIaughter
NOW GETS HIS FREEDOM
Supreme Court Reversed Decision Of
Franklin County Court and Man Is
Allowed to Go Without
Further Trial.
NOW GETS HIS FREEDOM

st. Adams, Sept Giovanni Wis.
come was brought into franklin county
ccurt Yesterday from Windsor He Vas
convicted u mansIaughteF IN killing 4
fellow Italian iust about tive years ago,
III Fonda's lime Kiln. He was tried at
the March term, 1905. and 81 appeal ~
The supreme court the Judgment was TEL
verscd ami new trial granted. The
states attorney asked 70 have tie case
cogtinued ana tho respondent released on
lAis own recosninriec Is most Of the
witnesses wcla gone Is parts unknown,
they being fellow ceuntrenien of Vie.
come and transient persons The case
was mt over until The AFTERNOON session,
Respondents counsel seconded tho sue
lrestion 0f Thu states attorney and THE
rasc WIN disposed III III that WY, name
NJ respondent released Att liis own rec0g
Iliaance IN tho sam III $1,000 and the
c4sr entered continued. not to he ear
rsed forward This means that tie last
ias been heard ii tie matter Willard
harrington vas counsel for the respond
INT States attorney Warren II Aus
tin suggested that tie course taken WAS
on consultation and aliYiee with Atty.
Hwi. Iiarke G. Fits.
When the ease gsme np before SUI
rgeme coure Harrington ana Post. Of
tliis city counsel fnf the respondent took
exceptions To the State asking one of
it- own witnesses II III bad nnt testified
differently before flie grand iars, claim
my That the prosecution could not I'M.
peach its nNn witnesses. Exceptions
tseie also taken Il Tile testimony given
after the homicide regarding the char
setter Of the respondent before tile honi-
chile was committed The sustaining Of
these exceptions brought the case again
before Franklin county court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-13
DEMOCRATS NAME THAYER.
Connecticut Convention Puts Him Up
for Governor.

Hartford Conn, Sept. a5.Ihe Dem-
oeratie state convention yesterday nam
ed Tito following Ticket
For governor. Charles +. Thayer of
Norwich.
For lieutenant governor, John n. Ney
of Hartford
For secretary Of state. George Forster
Of Rockville.
For state treasurer, +. S. Roberts Of
North Canaan
For state controller, Eugene B. Peck
Of Bridgeport
For attorney general, William +.
Stoddard Il Milford,
Representative st large, Charles F.
Dohahue of Derby