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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
GOVERNMENTS VERSION.
Outbreak at cronstadt Said to Have
Been Quickly QuelIed

ST Petersburg, Aug 3. 3.-The govern.
Inent last cvening issued tile following
account Of the Cronstadt affair.
Yesterday evening disorders bropq
ont al Cronstadt Sailors of The fourth
eqdipage Of the fleet left their barraclxs l
after Il o'clock and joined crowd await.
ing them in The street, Thev proceeded
toward the residence Of the Command.
ant of the port: a detachment ~ Ii.
fantry was Immediately summoned and
fred on and dispersed tie crowd SimnI.
taneously the agitatation displayed II.
self in other equipages Of the Acct. Sail.
ors began to assemble outside Of the;r
barracks, but were persuaded to return
70 their quarters In the meanwhile me-
members Of the fourth equipaee ana tIe
ponaaee hadreassembleda dandprecipitated
themselves towards the arsenal h an
pudea,or to force the gates but thev
wefe sgain dispersed hy tie quick firing
guas
evidently the movement wasplannea.
ss az tie moment Of the appearance 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
MONTPELIER BOY
HURT In RUNAWAY
Fred Mason Thrown Out Of Z. N. Woods
Runaway Team in Collision With
Another Vehicle.

Montpelier, Aug. 81 Fred Mason, il
years old son Of Assistant Postmaster
Dwight Mason, was driving a delivery
team Of L. N. Wood on Elm street TODAY
when the horse got unruly and ran
away. Running toward State street, the
horse collided with team in which
We're n. G. Goodwin and W. G. Jackson.
Just how the latter's team escaped IN
Jury u a mystery. One wheel of the
wagon attached TO the runaway climbed
over the axle 81 the other team ana
threw young Mason violently against the
curbing, bruising his side badly.
The runaway then continued to State
street, where the wagon collided with
q tree, separating The horse from the
vehicle. w P. Richardson was inst driv-
ing out Of Welch's stable and barely
avoided being hit The Wood horse raj,
20 the tbree-mile bridge before being
stopped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
BRYAN ENDORSED
BY MICHlGANDERS
Resolution Demanding Resignation Of
National Committeeman Taggart
Is Defeated

/ Detroit, Mich, Aug. b. Endorsement
lof William !. Bryan for President III
1908, the defeat 81 4 resolution calling
upon the national Democratic commit.
tee TO investigate the charges made
against National Chairman Thomas II.
Iaggart and demand his resignation If
they were proved, and the nomination Of
Charles Il, kiminerle Of CassapoIis, for
governor over Stanley u. Parkhill Of
Owosso, the only other candidate, after
4 spirited ballot we're the features OF
the emocratic state convention yester-
day
The resolution asking for the inyesti-
CATION Of National Chairman Taqpart
WAS presented to the convention tn
Chairman Fowler Of the resolution com.
mittee, after the platform had been
adopted.
i. @. Wood 81 Flint, former chairman
of the state central committee was Oh
ms feet as soon az the resolution had
been read with motion that ii be laid
on the table. He said that there was
nothing 20 prevent wholesale improved
charges being made against any man.
and that it was wrong for the conven
ttNft ~ I'M 'R%bfAulltt u rIfN FHAlEtr.
The resolution was laid on the table i'm,
mediately. Bait two candidates were
placed ii nomination for the governor
ship, Mr. kimmerle and MIR. Parkhill
drew unexpected support in tho early
balloting, and until Wayne cast til i3o
votes for kimmerlc the result was II
doubt. Wayne's vote gave Nj. kimmerie
the head Of the ticket, and Mr.. ParShiil
Immediately moved that his nomination
be made unanimous There was no con
test for any other Office.
The platform arraigns trusts and com
The indorsenacnt OF William
J. Bryan IS as follows;
rFully believing in the honesty. IN |
tegrity and wisdom of William j. BRYAN
and that under his leadership tile people
would receive relief from the many ills i
lboye referred 70 we commend Linn To
The United States for President in 1905. . I
The resolutions further favor the
OF all candidates by direct
fote, the nomination and election 81 I
United States senators by direct vote
md enactment Of laws making il all
'riminal offence for members of the leu.
stature to accept railroad passes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
SHOT HIS SWEETHEART
AND THEN HIMSELF
Gid Had Refused to Go to New York
With Him, Cause Of Tragedy at
Kingston, Mass, Yes
terday.

Kingston, Mass, Aug. Remadc
lecchl- I'll years old, shot and fataln
wounded his sweetheart. Ayelina yez.
zana, s years old. in the kitchen 81
The house of her father. David yezzana
| about $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
after which Zecchi leaped through 4
window, ran down a steep hin into some
woods, where he fired a shot into his
temples and fell dead.
Both the Nezzana girl and Zecchi re.
Gently arrived here from Italy and found
work, the former at the Puritan wooIcn
mills IN Plymouth and the latter at the
plymouth cordagc company.
Up TO few minutes before the shoot
ing occurred the two were apparently
on the best OF terms. Zecehi was fry.
ing to persuade the girl to I'd ID New
York with him on SATURDAY, II Z he
lieyed that her refusal led him 10 com.
nit the deed.
Iecehi and the girl went u The sea.
side yesterday with another Italian nam.
ed Alfredo and 4 woman whose name
Is not known. Both of the latter came
from New York. The quartette left
Kingston about o'clock and all went
TO the home of Nezzana, where the par.
ents and her four brothers and four
sisters were awaiting them A few
minutes after arriving Zecchi began 10
igre the girl to 20 with him 10 New
York, but she refused.
The pair went back into the kitchen.
where the arguments were continued
but no high words were heard. Sud.
denly those in the front room were start.
led BY two shots, tfred In rapid stlcces.
sion, followed by another and the crash
of breaking glass.
They rushed out and found the Veg
zana girl lying on the floor bleeding pro.
fusely from wounds in the arm and
breast. while the floor was blotched
with blood and the walls were spat
tered
The window hooking out toward
back street was torn ont and looking
through It zecchi was seen running down
the hill leading 10 the woods Il few
minutes later 10 disappeared and an
other shot was heard.
doctor was sent for and the oirl.
who was almost unconscious, was taken
10 a hospital, where IT was found that
one bullet had passed through her left
'ide and that the other had entered
her breast near the heart. No hope
was given of her recovery.
On going to the back Of the house (
<eechi's steps could he seen and his
ong strides down the hill we're plainly I
'vident. On reaching the cunp Of I
woods the body was found within few
eet of the street, tie last shot hayinc
'nded his life almost instantly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
CHILD HURLED
FROM TRACK
Before Mother Could Rescue
Him
ACCIDENT AT NORTHFIELD
Allen chatheld. Son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy chatfeld, May Have Been
Fatally Hurt by Central
Vermont Train.

Mortified, Aug. 81. Allen, the little
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Guy ChatfeId IL
this place, was hit and perhaps fatally
injured by Central Vermont train near
the dry bridge this morning. The lit.
tie fellow ran away from home and
stfayed 70 the railroad track. He was
making his way toward Montpelier
Junction when engine No. 402 drawing IL
load of freight came along. The en-
gineer did not see the child on the track
until too late, and the boy was hit by
The cylinder Of the engine and thrown
70 one side.
Soon after the boy disappeared. M
mother discovered his absence and start
I'd after him. She heard the engine
whistle and feared that Allen was on
the track. She hurried along aid saw
her boy in the way Of the oncominq Ia
comotiye. The agonized mother ran the
harder then, and was almost within
arms length Of rescuing the boy when
he was struck ana hurled 70 one side.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
SHE CHARGES KIDNAPPING.
Lowell, Mass, Girl Causes Arrest Of 4
Young Man.

Lowell, Mass, Aug. B. Al story re.
lated TO the police by Miss Josie Mcrag
gart, an iS-year-old girl Of prepossessing
appearance, led to the arrest of vii.
liam = Manchester, a young man OF
this city
Miss McTaggart disappeared Wednes
day noon from the home Of her uncle.
George Hall, and was found last evening
In d semi-conscious condition. lyinp III
the shrubbery al Fort Hall park. After
she was taken to st Johns hospital
she made a statement which led To the
arrest Of young Manchester.
The young man was taken into Gus
tody and brought before the girl at the
hospital Miss Mcfaggart then declared
that he was the man who had placed
handkerchief over her nostrils ana
mouth Wednesday Afternoon. From that
time until she was found yesterday, the
girl said, she was unconscious.
Physicians who examined the votnr
woman last night said they found No
indications that she had been attacked.
though they desired that their report
he considered as incomplete
In view OF the statement az tie phy-
sielans, 4 charge Of simple assault only
was made against Manchester
IN q statement to newspaper man
last night, Miss Alci'aggart said that
while sheswas on her way to work We'd
nesday at noon two men forced Iicr into
Z carfiage at the corner Oh Middlesex and
Central streets, II spite of the fact that
the street was crowded With people, ana
the men were strangers To her. She
said the men then drove away, forcing
whiskey down her throat until she be-
came unconscious, When she reuained
consciousness, about o'clock that af
ternoon, she said, she was III Fort Hill
nark. The alleged attack BY Manchest.
If took place after that, according to
Miss McTaggart. She said Manchest-
Y was known to her by sight and that |
e was not one Of the men in the ear
'iage
Manchester denies any connection with L
he affair and says that he ean easily 1
rove an alibi Miss MeTaggart's rela
ives say that SHE has been subject to
ainting spells. She came to Lowell
orr months ago from Brooks, Me-. where
ler parents live
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03

q election and will probably lead his
ticket. | was told BIZ several we'll
known Clement men in Randolph and
BY at least one Democrat, that they
would vote for Mr.. Johnson and be clad
20 do 20, as they consider him one 81
the most progressive citizens Of the
county, while his long acquaintance with
legislative matters will make him spec
ially valuable in the Senate.
Orange county il one of the sdry''
counties of the state and / asked sew
eral citizens as to how they liked the
local option law. With but one excep
tion, they assured me that the restrictive
features of the law made II much more
in keeping out the liquor traffic
than the old prohibitory law. Several
of those | inquired of declared their
belief that in case Of another referen-
ltin on the question The present law
would be sustained BY the great major
ty Of the dry towns.
Frank E. Howe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
SUMMARILY DISMISSED
FOR INSTRUMENTATION
W. A. Miller, Assistant foreman in the
Government Printing Office. Who
Had Been Befriended BY
Roosevelt.


Washington, D. G.. Aug. 3.W. A.
Miller, assistant foreman of the bindery
in the government printing Office, was
today snmmarily dismissed by Public
Printer Stillings for insubordination.
Miller is the man whose former dismissal
from the institution two years ago on
account Of his refusal to join the union.
was revoked BY President Roosevelt.
who pronounced tile government printing
office an open shop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
I'm HANDS OF TROOPS.
All Stations Along Finish r. 4. and
Also Entire Coast.

st. Petersburg, Aug. s.-All stations
along the Finnish railway from st.
Petersburg to Niborg, as well as the en-.
tire length Of coast, are. occupied BY
troops.
A Helsingfors despatch, timed AS
a. m, states that the mutiny at Syea.
borg has been completely quelled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
BARRE's STATE HIGHWAY TAX.
Helps Make Up what the Other Towns
IN County Cain

Editor OF the Daily Times: In your
issue Of Wednesday al this week | nor
ticed several items in your paper show
ing how much money different towns III
the county received back from the state
treasury In excess Of what they paid in
as a highway tax. Would you please
inform me how much Barre City, Barre
Town. Montpelier and Mortified re-
ceiye2 Clementocrat.
1.-THE state highway tax III Barre last
year was Sa,16s.35. Her apportionment
by the state was $al0,06. Her loss I'M
der the present system of taxation was
Si,s5739. The Times hasn't the figures
g hand Of what the other towns asked
for. Ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
H. b. McCRILLIs HURT.
MarshfeId Merchant Thrown Out of a
Carriage

Marshfeld, Aug. 3.-H. b. McCrillis
met with a very painful accident last
evening. He had been driving his Young
horse about town for ali hour. and On
his way to the barn the shaclsle on the
thills broke, letting the carriage onto
the horse, which behaved after the man
ner Of horses under similar circ,nn.
stances Mr. McCrillis hung to the
lines until the carriage ran off into the
ditch, throwing him out. He broke his
left wrist and injured his left side badly.
This morning be IS in the store, but
Is suffering from the pain in the side
more than from the broken wrist. The
horse went into the barn, which was
only n few feet from the place Of the
accident, and seemed to be all right and
not at all frightened.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
100000 WORTH OF
CHARACTER DEFAMATION
Is Alleged in Action Brought by Lynn,
Mass Man, Against Leonard II.
P. Phillips.

Lynn, Mass, Aug. 3 An action IN
tort for 100000 has been brought by
liorace Chase Of Boston against Leonard
" Z. Phillips Of Swampscott for defani.
alton Of character The action grows out
ot the death Of Mrs Jennie i. Chase
81 Swampseott, wife Of Horace Chase.
who was found dead in her home, and
the subsequent contest over her VIII BIZ
l'ef relatives, who doubted that she com
mitted suicide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
SCARED BY CURRENT,
SWAN TO DEATH
Raymond Webb Drowned in Passumpsic
River, Had Nearly Reached shore
His Home in DanviIIe.

East Barnet, Aug. g.. Raymdnd Webb,
aged $ years was drowned IN the Pas
sinnpsie river early Yesterday afternoon
while IN bathing. He was q good swim
mer but evidently got frightened in the
swift current Of the river ani after near.
W reaching shore turned back and SWAIN
into the current and was drowned. His
body has not yet been recovered ne
was the Danyille stage driver end lived
in DanYile
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03

the rioters a red flag was hoisted on the
iort which the rioters occupied This
toft was bombarded, and towards $3.50
o'clock y the morning the rioters sur.
rendered.
W me course Of the conflict with the
crowd the following were killed Naval
captains Rodinonofl, DobreweIsky. Sch
ollmoh and Stoyanovsky: wounded. Rear
Admiral Bechlemscheff, Captains Krinit-
zki and Patton and Ensign Maltzeif.
order was restored this morning.
lhe finlandsky regiment Of the Impsr-
iai guard has arrived at Cronstadt.S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
ACTED I'M sEIF-DEFENsE.
Killing Of Private Of Marines by Acting
Corporal Justified.

Boston, Aug. B.. 1t was learned at
the Charleston navy yard late last night
that che investigation into the death
Of Michael Dooher, the private Of ma.
snes who was killed Wednesday NIGHT
by Acting Corporal Thomas Jenkins
while Doober was resisting arrest, was
ended last night, when The investigation
board found that Jenkins acted In self
defense The autopsy yesterday devel
oped the fact that Dooher's death was
due 70 concussion. Dooher enlisted
from Angola, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
EMPEROR FLATLY REFUSES.
To Accept Conditions to Which stoIypin
Agreed.

~ Petersburg, Aug. 3.--On the heels
o. te other bad news comes the start
ing statement that the emperor has
ilally refused % accept tile conditions to
war; Premier Stolypln agreed ii lis
neentlations with Cort Heylen. Alex.
ander Guehkofi, Prince Nicholas I.vof.
Paul NinogfadoiI and Scmtor Ksni for
tie reorganization Of the cabinet.
= here Is increasing apprehension that
tho emperor prep9ses TO take the final
STRIP ot turning tie country over 10 the
h1ili;ars dictatorship Of ,;rand Duke
Millions.
The streets Of ST. PETERSBURG AMIN
are filled with patrols
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
WOULD LEAP AFTER SON.
Parents crazed at Drowning Of Young
Frank Weinblatt at Bath. Me.

Bath, Me-, Aug. s.--Frank Wcmblatt
l2-year-old son Of Morris Weinblatt.
was drowned yesterday afternoon while
playing about the wharves.
Louise Loose, dcekhand employed On
The tugboat r. N. Waterman, dove
for his body, but was unsuccessful in
bringing It to the surface. When the
lads parents heard Of The accident they
were nearly crazy and it required the
efforts Of several men TO prevent them
from leaping overhoard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
TROUBLE BREAKS
OUT AT REVAL NOW
= Eollows the Failure of the Revolution
y lists at sveaborg and cronstadt
The Details Are
LACKING.

St. Petersburg, Aug. 3. Military dis.
orders have broken out at Resal. IL
Is impossible At this time to obtain
details regarding the outbreak. The
trouble at Reval sacns to tear out the
significant statement Of q re, olntionary
leader who last night said that although
they Lad failed at Sgeabory aud Cron
silt. Now watch Rcval, aiul and lii
baur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
List For Public School Is
Completed
ARE A FEW NEW NAMES
Three New Teachers in spauldiug High
School Schools VIII Probably
Open Wednesday, Sep
tembcr 5,

The public school teachers for the
year 1oo6-07 have now been engaged.
the last teacher having signed CON
tract last evening. There win be several
changes owing to designations, and there
viii be few additions to the force
making q total of fftysive. Another
male teacher has been added to the
faculty Of spaulding high school. George
Seager Of Hanover, n. H., and grad
nate OF Dartmouth college, being select
ed Of last years faculty in this de-
partment, Misses Caverly. Robv and at.
ton did not return and their places are
taken by Mr.. Seager, Miss Hone Davis
OF Providence, r, J., graduate AZ
Brown university. ana Miss Roberta
Horton Of Pawtucket. x. Il. a graduate
OF the same institution.
Among the other new teachers will
be Miss Strathan Of Island Pond. in
the sevenh grade; Miss Ruth Hoyev
OF Canaan Mrs. J. W. Grady Of Barre
and Miss Mollie Andrews of Yarmouth.
vile, Me-, in the Mathewson building.
Miss Josie Holden Of Barre in the Canp
street building: Miss Marion Way az
Center Ossipee, n H., and Miss Berry
of Meredith, N IT,, in the BeckIev street
building; Miss Grace B. Hoyt Of Lvu-
donville, supply teacher.
The complete list i as follows:
SpauIding Building.
High school. Supt. o. b. Mafbewson
Carroll II. White, Edith B. Richards.
George Seager, Miss Christine L. Lewis
Miss A. Belle Young Miss Hope Davis
and Miss Roberta Horton: sth prade
Edith b Young and Maud z. Harris:
9th grade, Miss Kent, Miss Howard and
Miss Strathan.
Mathewson Building.
Florence A. Wooster. Hattie r. Me.
huron, Dorothy Tate, A. Nav OrInsbee.
Ruth Hovey. Mrs. j. w. Grady. Alice
blodgett, Alice ". Hcaly, Esther L.
'Noodmans Agnes |. Whitehead, Mabel
". Chandler and Mollie Andrews.
Church Street.
Mabel Fl. Pretson. Margaret f. Kew,
Nae Williams, Katherine B. Williams
Summer Street.
Margaret 4. Doheny. Helen NJ. Brown.
iertrude /. Murphy and Isabelle p.
Martin.
Brook Street.
A. Dean Duncan, Alice P. Blanchard,
'ernice II. 0dgers and Lena B. North
rop.
Beckley Street.
Fannie D. Walker, Helen T. Burbank.
larlon Way and Miss Berry.
Ward Five.
Mary 4. Fullerton. Gertrude A. White.
harlotte J, Grove and Ethel NJ. Wales.
Ayers Street.
Drisilla W. Bailey, Blanche S. Stew
IT, Mabel p Rogers and Mary w Carl
On.
Camp Street.
Flora M. Batcheider and Josie Holden.
Miss Anna Phinney, supervisor Of mu-
6, has been re-engagcd, as has Miss
ngie y Badger as supervisor of draw
q. Miss Badger win be here only part
the year, as she win take up special
ork in Pratt institute in BROOKLYN.
RS. Edward kcast will be supply
acher, as last year, aud Miss Grace
Hoyt Of Lyndonyille will also hs
supply. One other teacher for the
senth grade will be engaged.
The school will probably open on
ednesday, September 5, one day later
an usual, because OF the most of the
nldings being used for veting pur-
ses on Tuesday. September a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
PLAN TO GIVE SITE.
North End Residents May Contribute to
Buy Postofice Site.

Several residents and property holders
Of that part OF the city north Of Depot
Square are canvassing the feasibility of
contributing a sum sufficient to purchase
the Whitcomb property at the corner of
North Mnin and Granite street and give
it to the government as postofiioe Site.
II Is reported ono party has already
agreed 70 give $1,000 ii the new federal
building IS located there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
QUARRY co. ORGANIZES.
The Granite City Company Elects Its
Officers.

The stockholders Of tho Granite City
quarry company met yesterday after
noon and elected directors rs follows:
Charles Branch, VIM. w. Anderson, John
y. Magnaghi, John calcagni L. G. Rizz;.
4. Chuldi, D. ID. Ossola, and y. Vauetti.
The directors organized by cIccting chas.
Bianchi president, Wm. w. Anderson
vice president, and John D. Magnaghi
secretary and treasurer. The new cor
poration will start business next Mon
day morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
ENGINE DISABLED.
Bunted Into Freight Cars in Montpelier
Yard.

Montpelier. Aug. 3. Engineer Rearo.
Of the White Mountain express dToya
his train from one siding onto another
Inst night and broke u coupling. pnnc-
turcd Z cylinder and disabled his en.
glne lic WIS shifting and started for
the main track, bat 4 switch to auofher
siding bad been left open and the b;e
engine butted into some freight ea,s
Ihe accident happened in The local lsen'
tsal Vermont yards. - ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
80 YEARS AS CLERK.
Charles Hcdson Of American Embassy
in London Is Dead.

London, Aug. B. Charles Hodson. for
10 years clerk Of the American embassy.
died this morning. lie was a friend
Of eight amba -sadors aud leaves q uniuue
collection Of unpublished Lowell manu-.
scripts and poems.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
Serious Conflict Reported.

London, Aug, sA despatch to Reu.
tefs elegran company from Helsinafors
yesterday afternoon SAYS that serious
confiicts between the communal police
ana socialist red guard occurred there
yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
EX-MAY0R BELCHER
GETS II YEARS
Former Chief Executive of Paterson. N.
j. Was Arraigned Today on Six
Indictments.

Paterson, y. J., Aug. b. VIM. II.
Beicher, former mayor Of this city, was
aTraigned on six indictments charging
the embezzlement of trust funds today
and was sentenced to f2 years in the
pententiary. The total embczzlement
charged was S92. 600.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
Internal Machine at Moscow.

Moscow, Aug. 3.-An unsuccessful a..
Tempt was made yesterday to blow up.
me headquarters buildings Of the police.
~ was frustrated by the discovery Of the
internal machine which had been hidden
IN a laundry basket because of the click
ing sound Of its mechanism.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-03
NO CONCESSIONS.
Neither Side in New Bedford Strike wiz
Give Wav.

New Bedford, Mass, Aug. s.-.It looks
as u the carmen's strike in this city win
have 70 die a natural death.
Pres. W, d. Malon Of the internation
al union had two conferences with Pres.
II. II. Grape OF the street railway COM
panies yesterday, and from the state.
ment Of both sides ii Is certain that
nothing was accomplished. Neither side
viii make concessions.