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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-19
umbet Land Act June O. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
cS5ss Man,. .r,ns. ,,...,d, L,sS an,l, e1'cs Z, I.

(
nufus, oregon. April ~. lNsll
Noticr IL herUby rivcn that in complains
will the provisions ~ the a,t Vt Vongress nl
June . isfs. entitled An act iOf the falv ol
tiu'ber land iu the states Of california, ON
ron, Nevada. aud Washington Territory ;" ~
extended 10 al the Public land states b,
apt ul August tvl Welcome n Wells.
ui Milton county II Rock state ~ Wis
ronsiu. has this day hiicd IN this once his
sworn statement Ne, $50, tor the purchase ot
the sNt, Of section Noit In Township No. ~
n. hanFr No. - D., ". NJ, and will nief pfnci
10 show that the land sought II moru yaluahle
foe ~ fimlrf aud stone than fuf agricultural
PURPOSES. aud 10 establish HI claim 90 said
land hcinre the Register and Receiver Of this
once n Burns, Ofcrun, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of June, ipf
No names as witnesses 0cofFc ". shaw
rcfrr GARNER. neufrr salisbury Of Burns, orr
gon. and Caffol Cecil. Of Riley. oregon.
Auf and Hll persons claiming adversely the
ahuYu.dcsruhpd lands sfV requested 20 Ole
their claims Boz this oiilrr ON o. before said
9Th day ui June, itta
W. Pass, Register.
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FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

We, the undersigned legal voters OF
Pueblo Precinct, Harvey county, state
Of Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court oi IIsrney county state Of
Oregon. to grant license 10 J. G. Peter.
man 10 sell spirituous Malt and Ninous
Liquors In less quantities than one gal.
lon In Pueblo precinct lIarney County,
state Of Oregon, for the Period Of six
months, as In duty bound We will ever
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATS @ LAMP ogFIIcE, Is,

INIIFU HIATF7 IAN y WFT ItTlT
Burns, oregon, May ., isV,
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nied notice Of his intention
10 make final proof Ia support of hia claim ,and
that said proof will be made before n. NJ vii.
kinnon, n, y. Commissioner, Al hih regular Of
hciai place Of business at AeDermitt. oregon,
Ou June la iad. via. frank n Hage, VI Nc
DoFmitt Oregon n. n, No. alAt "A al cyiewinerical
iot ths " Nk'S aud ~ Nw's. see' a. 7. Al H.
He names the following witnesses - prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
III said land, via A. ", Packard, y. q. Wtikin'
son. J, D. Minor, wm Minor. all Of MeDermiti.
Oregon.
W.. fAKnE, Register.
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|<|tDAY. MAY i9 1905.
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For sale--A Clydesdale stallion.
5 years old weight 1900 lss; ac-
climated TO this country aud g
good foal gelter, Address this
office.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rNI.S En,s. sIA5s. 6..-os I,ssg gs.sE so.sEisrimn

Burns oregon. Apfil ie. ieOd. I,
Notice is hereby given that Geoige "
Mealey, OF LaWcn, oregon, has nled notice ol
Intention 10 make proof On his desert lar
elaim No ~, for the N'S NMt. sW't NM't
Sec. -, 4. - =, r. aa n, ". N. before the Res
lister and Receiver ~ Burns, oregon. On Thurs
oar, the IN day OF June. lpH.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
the complete Irrigation and reclamation ol said
land. Chirman q. smith, Of Burns, oregon
Frank &. Fistcr, william N. Cecil. ~ lawon,
oregon. Davis \. Turner. Ncnator
WV. fAnaE. Register
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heal News.

WI UBW pFOUOS6u
<d Land is JeUeJ-
be 0r timber. Home
&hooJ Indemnity
esoft lands. TtGrBeJ
= EDoieration Co.
WI Gowsn is reported III
d. w. Dance on June LEI
GOOD one.
inke and Frank Matney
frosn the Emigrant creek
InIeg was a business visi-
4 the week looking after
\ business.
}lan<on is here again from
With another black Perche.
on.
|sts nd general millinery
oispiay-mrs, !. "oo''
orgensen ou''u'ns'
>Iuss was over from Har.
1.-TWO this week looking
n''ie BUSINESS III 'h'S
1'''oihg 10 some court
)Isv8nger is still buying
Is paying the highest
Cary, the Lawen merchant
y oseooiated with j. l..
Tho city on business. He
n Hswley about Fillmore
% stnndardbred trotting
He will stand this season
r eronnds.
...,..a ,,..o ...,..
.,la..,,.la - -
Mrs. n. D. Barrows. Billy
camr in the first Of the
h.. 4. .,o ana. e,oo, D.o,,.
.-a.,, hr,nn;no = Mrs
|, u,.,. aa,ah,., 49,. ,ha,
,rh, rnoa;.o ,,,ai;oa,
Hoard is a recent arrival
ms1e Idaho. looking for a
r. considers Harvey
. kcct place he has seen
NJ snd desires some land
|lf and sons-we have Il.
,,,, n
.~. - ,' W = -.
o.,., -
,.-.-a and ,ouob lumhe,
A. .h;n,lss Good road
prioes on large or small
disaetrous little fire oo-
the Bert Simmons Sage
b iHs' wednesday morn
hich he lost his smoke
d about 800 worth Of
he Gre was started while
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rstfEngfAtas LArp oIricE,
nnms. oregon, Apfii ~. iNs,,

rsiFEn fFAfGs iANp oIlicE,
nufnf. oregon, Apfil ~, i"A'i
Notice is hereby giyeu that iulia MatneJ
1T uurua urrrnn, has nlud notice ~ intentinu
fa make prouf un her dgsUft land rlaim No -,
fnf the 80 4 NNit HWi MA and W. nt' het.
l. tHN.,l d 81 D. ". n, before the heHi.teI
aud Receiver Hi hufusi ufeHuut On ihntHali
the liai day ui NAV, TO.
ehr NAMES che following witnesses 20 pfoselh
cuinplrtu irrigation aud reclamation ~ ssin
land Paul Iinke, William d. smith, Walter ".
Parker aud ueurar Whiilnf, all OF hufhs, ore
M rAuEN, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

uNtrHb srArNs LANn Ortttr.
Burns, oregon, April ~, ief. 4
Notice 4 hereby riven that the following
named settler has nled notice OF bis intention
10 mske final proof In support Of his clsim.
and that said proof will hc made before ths
Register aud Receiver at nurns, oregon on
Nny ~ ioh, va. llyscs n Reynolds. OF
SiiNlcs. Oregon, H A. So ta7a. for the ~,
NNt.. NJ sMt., sec. u. r. iNS,R ,RRE.. NJ.
Tie names the following Witnesses 90 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said laud. va Roland Hankina, Pleas Han
kius ~ Hopper. Jap ncavis, all oi stlvics.
oregon.
w fAnnr, Register
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Notice 10 hereby given that on satur-
day the End day Of June, 1905 the under
signed will apply TO the County Court
Of the State Of Oregon for Harney coun'
ty, for the license mentioned In the fore
going petition.
&c. PETERMAN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
THAW'S ATTORNEYS
AGAIN DISMISSED
Mrs. William Thaw Yields to Persuasion
of Her Son, Who Shot Stanford
White.

New York, Aug. q Yielding 10 the
persuasion Of her son, Harry Thaw, Mrs.
William Thaw yesterday dispensed with
the services of the firm of Black, Olcott,
Grubber and Bonynge, whom she had re-
tanned to conduct the defense Of the
young man on the charge Of numbering
stanford White. Following family
counsel, held last night at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs Carnegie, 1T Ros-
lyn. L. T., and AZ which Mrs Harry
Thaw was present, Mrs. William Thaw
yesterday afternoon sent 4 letter to
the law firm in question, announcing
that she had decided that her sons
position was the right one and dismissed
the Arm.
This action Is taken TO mean that
Thaw's plca Of mot guilty" will stand
and that emotional insanity and eyi-
dence going 20 show justification under
the ~unwritteu law viii be relied upon
to secure an acquittal.
Ii il understood that Mr.. Harrington
does not intend TO conduct the case
single handed. He has been in daily
consultation with several criminal laws
yers. A number OF these lawyers have
already been retained to assist in the
defense and now are at work on differ
ent ends Of the case. One Of the most
noted lawyers ia the United States will
conduct the trial in court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
FIRE
IN MONTPELIER;
LOSS IS $4,000.
MONTPELIER CITIZENS
POSTPONE ACTION
Do Not Feel Prepared to Vote on Erec-
tion Of City Hall, Making Of City
Park and Purchase Of City
Stables.

-Four hundred Montpelier citizens as
sembled at special city meeting last
night did not feel prepared to take ae-
tion OH the matter of city stables, city
hall, public park and the outlay Of many
thousand dollars for sites, 50 they laid
The matter over to September 2. when
a committee Of five men will report
their findings,
The first article III the warning was
the purchase Of city stables. It was
reported that the city cosild buy the
old schoolhouse on Berlin side. VT. A.
Lord then took the iloor and stated
that tlley were about to act for future
generations, and he did not think the
voters present were sufficiently acqnaint.
cd with the situation to act He there
fore moved To appoint a committee Of
iiNe to investigate tho several matters
in the warning and report TO a special
meeting 20 be held on the second We'd
nesday in September
This motion WAS carried and Mayor
Haley then appointed the following men:
y. a. DeRoer, wv. d, Jones, H Nj. Cory,
George Blanchard and n Pitkin. Mr..
Cory declined TO serve and T. b. Brooks
was appointed in his place, after which
the meeting adjourned.
The place considered almost exclu-
svely for both city hall and park il
Haymarket square, off Main street, but
the opinion differs, some wanting the
square for city Ilali and Others want
ing il to be transformed into a park.
The proposed purchase Of the arnory
il also considered, the price asked being
$22, 500, with land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
GOV. CUMAlINS
is REN0MINATED
Threatened Split in Republican Party Of
Iowa Was Averted The Plat
form Is Stand

Des Moines, Ia., Aug. 2Governoi
Albert b. Cummins was yesterday nom
mated for reelection hy the Repnbli.
can state convention IN harmonious
session that belied all representations
of a possible split in the state party over
the head Of the ticket.
A full state ticket was named, most
Of the candidates being nominated BY
acclamatiou. All strife appeared to have
died from the ranks Of the opposing
factions.
The other nominations Wercs
Secretary OF state, 81. G.. Hayward
Auditor Of state, 3. f Carroll.
Treasurer OF state, w. w Morrow.
Attorney general, II. w. Byers
supreme judges, u, Mclean, John G
Sherwm.
Superintendent Of public instruction
sohu II Piggs.
Clerk Of supreme court, ". L. Eaton
David J. Palmer.
Governor Cummins had majority 81
the delegates. After he was renom.
mated he made short speech ii which
he said the thing nearest his heart was
the Republican party
George D. Perkins also was called
He said that in the future as in the
past he world be lorai 10 tho Rcpub-
!ican pair.y He adde,t that be had ad-
vocated certsin things ostaase he te-
licvcd them to be tsu- asl that he
nsdis c,rtirue to adva.s item.
The n,ats, rln adopted finds 4abun.an9
caE-e for rejoicing in roau .s5ss preaail-
in,..r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
wINDpIPE SEVERED.
Tragic Death Of Mansfield, Mass, Girl
Yesterday.

Mansfield. Mass, Aug. q. Miss Alice
Murray, the ~year-old daughter Of
Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Murray, met with
4 tragic death Yesterday afternoon from
the explosion Of d trailroad torpedo
AboiIt o'clock Mice was playing
with her little brother and some other
children, when she found 4 railroad
torpedo. All once the children became
curious to have the torpedo 90 off, hav-
ing heard that they would make loud
noise An axe was secured and the
torpedo laid on the stone steps at the
rear of the Murray house Then with
"a swing Alice struck hard blow.
There was loud report and the girl
fell To the ground With 4 scream Rail.
road men and neighbors, attracted by
the noise, rushed to the scene and q
physician was summoned. The torpedo
had penetrated the girls collar bone and
then passed upward through the neck.
The windpipe and aorta artery were
severed, and before the physician ar.
rived the child had bled to death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
FEARS FOR cRoNsTADT.
Uprising There Was Apparently Nip
ped.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 2. The most in
tense anxiety still prevails witt regard
to i possible uprising at Cronstadt. and
the general spread of the revolt through
the enIirc naval establishment A visit
to Cronstad5, however, shows that The
authorities there received timely warn
ing Of the events Of Sveaborg and nippel
a possible revolt in the bpd They had
the situation well in hand Tuesday
night and quietly placed detachments
Of irsantry 1T the dooss Of the marine
baracks and removed the carbiAcs from
the racks in the buildings.
Tuesday morning the 1900 sailors
composing the seventh eGuipage, quar-.
tered at Cronstadt, whose loyalty had
beer questioned, found Themselves pris-
oners. The correspondent saw them
looking ont the windows Of their BAR
racts. The streets ot Cronstadt are
swarmine with troops OF the loyal guard
regiments and the newly arrived men
of the gath division, who serve TO over
awe the disaiIected elements.
The commandant at CronStadt order.
ed the confiscation Of newspapers from
st. Petersburg ID order TO prevent the
news Of the outbreak ut Sveaborg from
reaching the islanders.
1lhe officers Of the navy department
at Cronstadt are besieged by tho wives
and relatives Of officers on board the
ships at Helsingfors, who are frantic
over the reports that the crews had
arisen and killed their superiors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
MRS. MERRow ARRsTEp.
Charge Of Contempt Of Court Preferred
Against Her.

Burlington, Aug, 2 Mrs. ], w. Mer-
fow was arrested Yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Il f. Lord on charge Of CON
tempt of court Bail was fixed BY Judge
Miles at $50 and 4 hearing win be held
this morning at nine O'Clock. Mrs. Mer
row Is this time charged with violating
tie terms of the court order which gave
DR.. Merrow permission to see his chill
dren 1t ii also alleged that she has
refused 70 turn over to Dr. Morrow GER
tain furniture which She was ordered
10 give To the doctor
The last time an arrest III this now IA
nous series Of family troubles was made
when Dr. Merrow was up for contempt
When the divorce matters were brought
mp at former hearing pr. Merrow was
ordered to pay Sl2 per week. Tie Gus
tody Of the children WAS given to. her
DE Merrow viii seek today To haye ths
order for alimony reduced as be claim.
his business has been injured by Mrs
Merrow's actions and that he cannot All
ford to pas the amount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
NOTHING
TO CRITICIZE
Said Expert Accountant On
Industrial School
INVESTIGATION IS ENDED
#. S. Pratt Says There awas No Pos
sibIs Chance for Dishonesty. Graft,
Rake-offs, or Amy Other
Crooked Work"

yergennes, Aug. 2. The state irves-
tigating committee appointed BY the last
Legislature to look into the conditions
In Vermont public institutions completa
ed yesterday afternoon the examination
Of the affairs Of the state industrial
school here
The hearing in the library Of the
school was devoid Of any developments
Of sensational character. L. $. Pratt
of Brattleboro, an expert accountant,
said he had found nothing to criticise
IN the financial management Of the in.
stitntion and that there was mo pos
sible chance for dishonesty, graft, rake
offs, or any other crooked work. Other
conditions at the school were apparent
ly satisfactory to the commission.
Gov. G, D. Bell and the trustees Of
the school were present at the exam-
iliation in addition to the commission.
Attorney General c. G. Fits Of Brat
tleboro conducted the investigation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
STRUCK sUNKEN DREDGE.
Schooner Yacht Hit Obstruction at New
port Harbor,

Providence, II. u, Aug 2. The schoon,
er yacht Amazon ran upon the sunken
dredger Columbia late yesterday after
noon AZ The entrance to Newport har-
Dor, tore her port davits and q naptha
launch from the decks, ripped the main
sail ii several places, and but for the
timely arrival Of the tug Gallison would
have pounded on the breakwater near
by.
The Amazon was entering the har-
bor under full sail when She suddenly
dashed upon the sunken dredger A pro-
jecting pole ripped the top off the launch
and tore the main sail.
In the accident the man at the wheel
got of his course and the craft was
about to pound on the brcakwater when
the tug Gallison, under command Of
Captain Cole, came 10 the rescue and
towed the damaged craft into the har
Dor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
TALK OF The TOWN.

Harry Page went 20 Boston last night
for d weeks visit with friends.
Dr q. W, Steele. George lnglis and
James s. Wilson returned this morning
from Hydeyille, where they went to at
tend the funeral Of the late WI NJ.
Fraser.
Mrs. Hattie Page Of Park place, who
il thought to be insane, was taken 70
the police station this morning by Chief
Brown and will probably be taken to
the asylum at Waterbury.
While Joseph Breg9i WAS out in the
woods back d the Emslie green house
early this morning On a hunt for mush-
rooms he found dead doe which had
probably been dead only q day or two.
lie said that he could see no marks
where The deer had been shot or IN
jurei.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
VERDICT OF DROWNING
IN MAINE CASE
coroner's Jury Finds That Clara Braley
Came to Death in That Way
Cause Is Unknown.

Belfast, Me-, Aug. "a verdict Of
drowning was entered by the coroner's
jury last night in the case of Clara Bra
ley, tile l7year-old girl whose body was
found in Penobseot bay four days after
she had disappeared from the home OF
her uncle, with whom She lived in East
Belfast
The jury found that the girl came To
her death on the evening Of Sunday,
July %. by drowning, but whether by
suicide, accident Or other means il 10
the jury unknown
Miss Braley left the home Of her I'M.
Gle one night last week. She had APP
parently begun preparations for retiring
for the night, having loosened her hair
and partly removed her collar when she
went out suddenly from the house and
was not afterwards seen alive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
IDAHO REPUBLICANS.
Named Frank r. Gooding for Governor
Yesterday.

Pocatello, Idaho, Aug. q The Repub-
lcan state convention yesterday nomi.
mated ticket headed BY Frank h. Good
ing for governor. For lieutenant gov
ernor Il. A. Bln1ilI Is named for srcre
tary of state, Robert Iansdon; for treas.
arer, g. A. Hastings for member Of
Congress, Burton Il. French for United
States senator, William u Borah.
The resolutions ADOPTED indolsa the
administration Of President Roosevelt
and pledge the party to support hipl.
The resolutions also indorse the record
of Senator Hepburn and Congressman
French and pledge the support to Gov
ernos Gooding in the enforcement Of
law and public order in Idaho.
Other clauses OF the resolutions up
hold the Republican policy Of protective
tariff, pledge the enactment Of an ciiec.
tive state antitrust law, legislation to
prohibit issuing OF railway passes 10
state officers and the enactment Of pri-
mary election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
HORSE THIEF SENTENCED.
Howard Spearburgh, U s. Deserter, Gets
Three Years.

Burlington, August 2. Howard Spear
bugh, horse thief and desertcr from
the United States army, was taken into
city court yesterday, where he was ar
raigned before Judge Mower on the
charge of stealing Walter Tupper's
horse, carriaee aud furnishings on Sat.
uTday. SpearhuFgh waived examination
and his hail was fixed at $780, He was
taken back to Jail and then concluded
to take bis medicine An information
charging him with tic theft Of proper.
" mentioned was made out and to this
Spearburgh pleaded guilty. He was sem
fenced to serve not less than three nor
more. than three and a half years at
the states prison in Windsor.
Spearburgh deserted from the army at
Fort Ethan Alien three months ago.
lie went to II. II. Wheeler's in South
Burlington 70 work a. a farm hand and
was generally considered a good man
until his performance Of Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
FUSION IN BENNINGTON.
Two Conventions Were Held Yesterday
Afternoon.

Remington. Aug. a.--The Democratic
and independent county convention met
here yesterday, each convention ap-
pointed committee Of five which met
IN separate sessions and appointed the
officers between the two parties. When
the conventions assembled in the after
noon they nominated the officers ap-
portioned to them, the ticket as follows:
For senators. S. Huling Blackmer, In.
dependent. from the south shire, G.. NJ
Wall, Democrat, from the north shire
for States attorney, William j Meag-
her, independent, Of Bennington; foI
sheriff, John eonry, Democrat, Of Ar
lington; for probate Judges, J ". Car
nev Of Bennington for The south shire
B. Edgerton Of Manchester, for the north
shire; for assistant judges, Elijah III
Torey, Independent, Of Dorset, for tho
north shire, 4. M, Houellton. Democrat
OF Bennington, for the south shire. THE
probate Judges aie the present incum-
bcnts and are the Republican nominees
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
WHITE FLAG SHOWN.
But It's Import Is Not Yet Known al
Helsingfors.

Helsingfors, Aug 2.-The white flag
has been hoisted on one Of the islands,
but it is premature to say whether or
not the revolutionsts there have SUR
rendered In any event, the fire from
the battleship Slaya and another warship
undoubtedly had It's effect. The mutin-
GERS report that The Slava was struck
several times by their fire.
During the afternoon a boat put out
Syeahorg and was bombardcd. The oc-
cnpants WHO were members of the "Red
Guard were taken into custody.
The Senate has issued special orders
To all governors 70 adopt measures to
maintain public order and security ANA
to strengthen the regular forces with
civilians.
The reyoIutonists Of Finland have
issued an appeal to The troops to support
tie people III fight for hand and liberty
TIE Sveaborg mutiny first broke ont
Monday among a sapper battalion which
bad been disarmed IN the fortress. The
artillery 6ined in The revolt and to-
oether the mutneers took possession oi
fhe forts. The commander of the fort.
rpss appealed personally TO the nen
INT his words were unheeded The
mutiny speedily assumed an aggressive
character.
The commander of the sapper hat,l!
;on wls fred upon by his men and
wounded. lie was then stoned to death
and thrown into the sea-. 4 'nidship.
man named Dalvron, attached 10 one
hsnled down Che red flag from Skatud
az the torpedo destroyers, went out and
dcn fortress while the nutneers wcrc
ar;no ON him. He received four bullets
q the breast and died ii a hospital dur
ing the hight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
PAID UNDER PROTEST.
Dover, NJ H., Woman Says She's Taxed
Without Representation.

Dover, \. II, Aug. 2.Mrs. Marlls
NJ. Kicker, the noted lawyer and woman
suiiragist. called at the Office Of Tax
Collector Harry Morrison yesterday af.
teInoon and paid her taxes for the year
1906, and in doing 50 filed the following
protest
Taxation without representation Is
tyranny ! hereby protest against the
injustice Of being compelled to pay taxes
without having vote 20 protect my
property interests
Mrs Kicker does not complain Of the
amount OF taxes assessed against her,
but does object strongly to being de-
priyel of the right to vote and 60 have
"a voice in all matters pertaining to the
management If The city's affairs and
the expenditure Of the city's money; q
part OF which She is obliged TO contri-
bqte.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
AFTER SEVERE FIGHTING.
Fort Constantine at Cronstad Was Re
captured Last Night.

st. Petersburg, Aug 2.A mutiny
has occurred at Cronstad during the
night and fort Constantine was seized
but after severe fighting it was re-taken
by the loyal regiments About hun
dred men were killed and many wound
ed The latter included Admiral Bek
lemizotf- Some Of the mutineers es.
capped on steamer to Finland,