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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
WISHES TO UNITE
WITH BARRE AGAIN
Montpelier Base Ball Enthusiasts viii
Attend the Annual Meeting With
That Purpose.

Base ball enthusiasts in Montpelier
gathered in the Apollo club rooms in
that. city last evening and discussed
the situation. The sentiment vase de-
eidedly against divorce from Barre,
the stockholders and friends present ex-
pressing the opinion that separation
Of the two cities and the attempt to
run two teams in the Northern league
would be harmful to the interests of
the game hereabouts. The, Montpelier
stockholders who attend the annual
meeting of the Intercity Athletic asso-
citation, to be held in this city Friday
evening of this week, will come with no
other idea than that the two cities shall
unite in base ball campaign this sum-
mer as during the past two years. No
plans were considered for q separate
team for Montpelier.
Those present---and there was a good
ATTENDANCE expressed satisfaction over
the work done by the directors in man
aging the team last summer. 1t is
probable that the team viii be without
the services of one Of its most active
supporters the coming summer as Presi-
dent Lester II. Greene has announced
that his business viii not permit him to
continue as a director, thereby depriying
the team Of an efficient worker He
says that he gave too much time to base
ball last summer. While retiring from
active participation in the man
agement of the team he will still re-
main Loyal to the game and to the or
ganization. His decision to retire will
Be received with regret in this city, as
well as in Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
SMALL ATTEMPT
TO SAVE LIFE
Says Passenger of the Valencia, Which
Boat Was Wrecked Last Week,
Taking Down Several Score
of Lives.

Seattle, Washington, Jan. 81. AT
yesterdays session OF the investigation
into the loss Of the steamer Valencia,
G. Allison Of st. Paul, passenger, tes-
titled that the sea was not rough. HC
explained that he had himself been a
sailor and that the surf that finally
battered the Valencia to pieces could not
be called high. The testimony caused
mild sensation, as all published ae-
counts Of the wreck have been described
as high seas" and terrific surf"
Everyone seemed to shun us, said
Allison, "all seemed 10 be afraid to help
or to attempt to help the unfortunate
men and women who were facing
death
"All those that succeeded in getting
ashort Immediately left the scene. The
vessels at sea stood Of and made no
attempt to lower boat. In the morn.
ing after the last raft put off from
the Valencia, there was no great sea
running. Not a wave had combcr
on IL.
There might have been some excuse
for the Queens not coming in closer
but there was tug aIongsde of her
that did not come sny closer than the
large vessel. IL all looked wrong ia
US
How did II happen that so many
Of the crew were on the life rafti" ask
ed Inspector Whitney.
AS soon as the raft struck the water
the crew took possession" said the wit
ness.
What kind Of weather was IL when
you were picked up by the Topekaf"
ut was trife foggy, but there was
no wind blowing. The waves did not
have combers on them. do not see
why boat could not have been low.
cred"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
BUSY WORLDS DARK SIDE.
George p Emsrson SAID He Was Tired Of
Jumping around the Country.

Rochesse, n. ", Jan. 31.-A man who
taid BIZ uss George b. Emerson Of Paw
tntset, * I. walked into police head
quarters lsst evening and said that be
was 8 fugitiy6 from justice. He said he
vas wanted III Pawtucket on a charge
of grand hrdeny.
He claimed that he left home last
May because bis account were short
and since thaf time had been jumping
the country teavoid arrest until he was
tired oi II, asld he was ready to 40
beck To Rhode Island and face the
charge. He ns locked up and the
Pavtucket aukhorities were then not
fled lie CLAIMED that he had a 6
months pld b&by at home that he had
never seeA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
FATALLY HuRT ON TRACK.
Two Were Struck BY Train at Plaistowi
N. H., Last Night.

Plaistow, N. H., Jan. 31.-Percy Le-
doux, IS years old, and Miss Gretta e
Miller, "a years old, both natives oi
New Brunswick, and employed In this
town, were struck by q freight txair
on the Boston & Maine railroad near
here last night, receiving injuries which
viii probably result fatally in both
cases.
Both we're injured internally. In ad-
dition, Ledoux had an arm and leg
broken and Miss Miller sustained q
fracture Of the arm. They were taken
TO the Hale hospital at TIayerhill, Mass.
on a special electric ear The hospital
surgeons said both would die.
The young couple were walking on the
railroad track ana stepped from in front
Of an on-coming cast bound freight
train only to be struck by a west bound
train. Ledoux belongs in Wickham, N
B., while Miss Miller is native Of New
castle Bridge of that province.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
MOTOR BOATS NOW.
Racing at Palm Beach, Florida, Yes
terday.

Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. 31.-Three
events over a 41a-mile course marked
the opening Of the second annual motor
boat regatta here yesterday. The first
a nine.knot race for the smaller rated
boats, was won by the Allon, owned
by Myles Morse. She made an excep.
tionally fast finish, her corrected time
being 3s:03.
The second race of boats with rating
measurement of so to 20 was won by
the Simplex 3rd, over 13ts mile
course, three laps, the winning boat
scoring as minutes, SO seconds corrected
time.
The last event at 1s-knot races, three
laps, for the higher power boats, was
a runaway for George Gingras, 23M
which finished ten minutes ahead Of tbs
Comet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
DISAPPEARED DEC. 81.
M. w. Bingham Of Shoreham Thought
to Have Been Drowned.

Shorehum, Jan. 3l.--M w. Bingham
has not been seen since Sunday, Dec.
81, and it is feared that he is drowned
in the lake. About three weeks ago he
went to the lake shore in the vicinity
Of Fiye- Mile point, locating in a shanty
which was there and used ia the duck
hunting season. He had been very sue
cessful in catching fish, which he sold.
The searching parties have not been sue
cessful in finding any clue. but hole
through the ice where swift current
carried away everything that gets into
It. James, son in somervillc, Mass,
has been notified Of his fathers dis
appearance, but has not yet arrived
here,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
PLAYED A TIE GAME
l. o. o. r. and r. Of A. chibbage Match
Last Evening.

In the cribbage league contest last
evening the I. d. Q. +. and +. Of A.
teams played Tie game, each team
winning at four tables. The following
is the result by tables;
Mackie and Milne, +. Of A., defeated
oliver and Beagrie, l. O. 0. I'll; Alexan-
der and Clark. r. Of A., defeated For
syth and Smith, /. Q. o. r.; Evans and
Williams, F. of A., defeated Cowie and
Nichols, /. @. Q. ri; Anderson and Rob
ertson, r. Of a., defeated Heath and
Beck, |. o. O. T.
Bligh and McIver, I. O. o. f., de-
feated Taylor and Stewart, +. Of A;
Hector and Maiden, T. O. o. r., de-
feated Morrison and Smith, r. of A.;
Rennie and Geals, |. o. o. f., defeated
Smith and Scott, r. Of A.; Small and
Webster, !. o. o. ri, defeated Stephen
and Marion, r. Of A.
The Clan Gordon and Red Men viii
play this evening.
The standing Of the league to date:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
ENTERTAINED GENTLEMEN.
Philomathians Entertain Friends at the
Home Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. W. Jackson.

The Philomathians held their annual
gentlemen's evening with DR.. and Mrs.
J. w. jackson at their spacious home on
South Main street last evening and the
affair was one OF the most successful in
the history of the club, The club, and
especially the committee in charge Of
the evenings entertainment, Mrs. j. w.
jackson, Mrs. r. S. Currier and Mrs.
@. IT, White, had spared no efforts to
make the occasion an enjoyable one, and
il certainly was. An excellent cola
tion was served at 1880 and this with
the games that followed made up the
evenings entertainment, but the com
mitee had SO arranged everything one
could not escape enjoying him or herself.
One novel feature Of the occasion came
in the selection Of the partners for the
games Each lady was given rare
coin from the doctors IaFge and valuable
collection, and duplicate Of each was
given to each gentleman, who found his
partner by matching his coin These
were given TO the possessor as souve-
mir of the occasion.
The menu for the collation. was as
followsi
Bouillon
Panned Oysters
Sandwiches Olives
Chicken Salad Crackers
Ice Cream Cake
Tea Coffee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
RESCUED A DOG.
Big st. Bernard Lassooed and Pulled
out Of White River.

Bethel, Jan. 3i.--The large st. Ber-
nnrd dog belonging to Mrs. NJ f. Har-
Eington Of this village was rescued from
drowning on Monday afternoon by Alex
Washburn and Dan Batchelder The
dog had crossed on the ice of White
River frequently this winter Since the
river broke up last week ice had formed
on the sides of the river The dog,
weighing about 100 pounds, got well
out, on the new ice before It broke
through. Washburn and Batehelder,
who were loading a car Of grain near
by, heard the howls of the dog and went
70 his rescue. Planks were thrown out
on which the canine rested ono foot
at a time until nearly exhausted. A
rope was secured and the animal was
lassooed and eventually gotten onto the
solid ice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
TO MAKE CEMENT BRICK.
Barre Granite Cement Co., to Begin
Operations in This City.

The Barre Granite Cement Co., has
been organized for the purpose of max
ing cement bricks in Barre, and it ex-
poets to begin operations the coming
summer. The company has secured a
sand bank on Maple avenue and viii
make cement bricks, hollow concrete
blocks, sewer tile, chimney tops and
door steps. The company has already
secured several orders and as soon as
the business warrants it win put in a
stone crusher to crush granite for the
bricks.
This material is being used quite ex-
tensively today in building operations,
one Of the nearest instances being the
library building for Norwich University
at Northfeld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
SECRET WEDDING
"A FEW DAYS AGO
Mrs Charles 4. Yerkes. Widow Of NIL
lionaire Traction Man, Is Said to
Be Bride Of Young Californian.

New York, Jan. 31.Mrs. Charles 4.
Yerkes. widow Of Charles Yerkea, the
traction millionaire, who died here a
month sco. and Wilson Miner, young
Californian, are said to be married. Mr..
Miznar viii neither deny nor affirm the
report oi the marriage, which, it is
said TOOK place few days ago. The
reunited bride, who is at her Fifth
avenue mansion, declines to be inter
t,iAxsad s-,t,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
MONTPELIER'S JOY
COST ONLY S4,25S.5l
Centennial Expenses Ran Lower Than
one-half of the Original Appropria-
tion--Announce Last
Night.

The first official announcement Of the
actual cost Of Montpelier's centennial
celebration of tho choice Of that city
as the state capital was announced last
night, and the figures are surprising to
those who pre1icted that the original
appropriation OF $4,000 would not be
large enough to cover the expenses.
The total cost was $4,25s.51, less than
half the amount which was placed at
the disposal Of the Centennial com.
mittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
BETTER THAN EVER.
Mr.. Magoon's Criticism Of Isthmus sani
tary Conditions.

Washington, Jan. II Sanitary con
ditions in the city Of Panama and Colon
and on the strip which constitutes the
american zone In Panama are better
than they ever have been, and for the
first time in . hundred years, With NON
immuues as residents, there is no yellow
fever
This was = statement made yesterday
by Charles u. MRgoon, American minis
ted 10 Panama and governor of the isth-
mian canal zone. Speaking of the physi-
cal conditions of the canal work, Cover.
nor Magoon strongly seconded the state
ment 81 Engineer Shonts that the con
striction Of the canal presented not q
single snsolyabie problem in engineer
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
LEFT GIRL DYING.
Negro May Be Lynched If Mob Gets
Hold Of Him.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 31.--Miss Nina
May Dupree, 20 years old, who lives
at the home of w. II. Grogav, pros
porous farmer about six miles from At
anta, was assaulted yesterday by ne.
gTo who cut her throat and left her in
dying condition from loss Of blood
and nervous excitement. The negro es-
caped a posse Of more than hundred
citizens with track hounds is after the
negro, and il he is caught he will in
ali probability be summarily lynched.
The assault occurred some time between
one and four o'clock yesterday after
noon. The girl was found by GroeaH
and his wife at four o'clock, in the din
ing room in a pool Of blood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
DIED UNDER INFLUENCE.
Holderness School Boy Was Being Treat
ed for Wound.

Plymouth, N. IT,, Jan. S1.--Merrill
Rees, son Of Capt. 9, P. Rees, U. S. n,
whose home is at Washington, D. G.,
but now stationed Mt Portland, Me-, died
at o'clock yesterday afternoon while
under the influence Of chloroform, at the
Holderness School for Boys.
Young Rees, while going to nearby
noat to skate, tripped and fell and cut
superficial cash in his thigh with one
Of his skates.
As he asked TO be given an anaesthetic
before the wound was sewed up, Dr.
Ernest Bell administered chloroforn and
the boy did not recover from its in.
luence.
Rees was one OF the finest BOYS in
the school and the whole house is grief
stricken This was Rees' FIRST term at
school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
sun vs.. wEsTERN UNoIN.
State Of Minnesota Seeks to Collect
Taxes Against 1t.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 3i.--The attor.
ney general Of Minnesota yesterday be.
ran suit against the Western Union
Telegraph company for the collection oi
back taxes amounting to S33,s31
The suit is based on recent supreme
court decision holding as valid the right
Of the state to tax the company's fran.
chise and covers the years 1901, 1902
1908, and 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
ABATED sl7S in TAXES.
Montpelier Is Also Paying Up Its Iu-
debtedness.

Montpelier Jnn. 31.-The board OF
civil authority last evening abated taxes
to the amount OF sl75, covering period
Of two years. The amounts by years
we're as follows; for 1902, $27.3s; for
1903, s42.7o; for 1904, s32.as; for 1905,
sT3.5o.
The last meeting of the city council
for the fiscal year was held last night,
and the only important action taken
was the voting Of $500 to apply on
the city's indebtedness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
REHla CLOSED DOORS.
Dsnas 81 z.s Miners Were Discussed
Yesterday.

aaisnnSiia, ind, Jan. 31.--The de-
nii Soi the miners of the Central Cow-
ps e. aud ef the Southwestern fields
wsFe discussed in separate scale commit
tee sessions behind closed doors yester-
day. National officers of the miners said
that the Indications were that there
would be no report from either Of these
inner chamber bodies for at least two
DAYS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION.
Into Lowell, Mass, Fire and Manner o.
HandIihg It.

Lowell, Mass, Jan ai.As q result
Of the Richardson hotel fire, in which
three likes were lost on Saturday morn
ing, the city council voted last night
10 order an investigation Of the fire and
Of the manner Ia which Il was handled.
A special committee was appointed for
the purpose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
cARprER MASS, HAS FIRE.
Three.ston PAINT Shop Burned Last
Night.

c.ran,r Msas Jan. 31.--A three
s4,rN -. na;ns shop rgned by s. n. Pierce
az i nbsi, manufacturers, was burned
la - g;cbt nth is contents, chairs in
.ass ess 4 vas large three-story
ba;Idi1,c Gsu5s, clos One immense manufac,
. eui'" NJ company, which was saved
"a ~ 4 S;n;snlg. 'rhe loss is set at Sl5f
naa a. 4 sao6Oo. lnsured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
LAUNCHING ON TUESDAY.
Steamer Ticondsroga VIII Dip in Lake
champlain.

Burlington Jan. OIL. The new steam.
or Tieonderoga viii be launched at Shell
burne harbor next Tuesday at 2 p. ~
1t win be christened By Miss Helen
daughter Of Ellis Lyman " Burlington
A small party of officials and guests
win be present. The steamer will bs
IN commission on July next.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
STREE1 RAILROAD SOLD.
Lying BstweeH Marlboro and westboro,
Mass.

MarlbVm, aiass., Jan. Silt was am
nonneed ast Night that the Marlboro
4 WestbOro Hireet railway had been
sold. Tie nsfne Of the purchaser is
not given, buE II is said that the road
has been aquizhd by the Worcester Con
sohdated Stfe1t Railway company. The
Marlboro and Westboro line runs to
Westhorc and North Grafton, copnect-
ing with sts Worcester company line at
the lattag - The road 10 thirteen
miles ii and is capitalized at
Sleg gQ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
Result OF Railroad Collision
at Schenectady, N Y.
TRAINS MET ON CURVE
c. p. Pronon of Schenectady Was Killed
"A Passenger and a Work Train
Came Together on the D.
g. H. Road.

Schenectady, n. Y, Jan. 31.--As the
result of a collision between a passenger
train and work train on the Delaware
4 Hudson railroad this morning, one
man was Killed and nine other were
injured seriously. The trains came to-
gether on a curve. The dead man is
G. r. Pronon Of this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
wen Known song wrIter Dead.

New York, Jan. 31.-Paul Dresser, a
sone writer whose Banks Of the Wa
baahs and "Tho Blue and the Gray
brought his name into public nolioe,
died yesterday at the home. oi his sister
in this city Mr. Dresser was born ~
years ago in Terre Haute, lad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
And Her Husband Was Bad !
II Burned Also
TRYING TO PUT OUT FIRE
Dts Ellen McClaren Of Maiden, Mass,
Victim Of Flames Today--In Reach
ina tor Medicine She Upset
q Lamp.

Maiden, Mass, Jan. a. Mrs. Ellen
sieViaien, aged GO years, while reaching
Iof nledleine this morning upset q lamp
aaa received burns from which she soon
aled y tha hospital. Her husband, VIII
hsn Mepiarep, was badly burned in an
astslnpt y eptinguish the flames. Mrs.
AeSaFea was III with the grip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
MARRIED THIS AFTERNOON.
Bride Came from Italy to Marry John
Bossi.

At No. 2 Smith street occurred the
marriage this afternoon at one o'clock
OF John Bossi Of Barre and Miss Marie
Porini, who arrived in Barre Monday
from Italy to be married. The ceremony
was performed by Justice James Mackay
in the presence Of q large number Of
friends Of the contracting parties They
were attended by Miss Adolina Merlo
und Giuseppe BriEE A reception win
10 rendered Mr. and Mrs. Bossi tonight.
The groom Is a trucSman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
Workinpmen AttentionI

Under the auspices Of the Central
Labor Union of Barre and vicinity, \
mass meeting Of workingInen viii b
held iD Carpenters hall, Nichols block,
on Friday evening Feb. 3 OF 7.30 O'clock
for The purpose of considering the adj
yieibilits Of running vorkingmen caAdH
dates in the forthcoming inunicipu
election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
crAssrD As IMPORTANT.
~. N.,. That AIMS and Ammunition
u,ys Bsen shipped to Morocco.

-. Ian si Adviees received here
Ia2s, Z, XVI Tanqer state that The 5wed-
toaas l4om Hellene, has landed two
lsa s,sa'gss a,ns ,Oao Mauscr rites, s50,-
rapla cap Y ,lre y lSse y AZ point IN Morocco.
Ooo ceIt''uSa VA amniQnition were shipped
ihe arms sar as,, Is the Moorish pretender,
BtilaInaIa' a.'..,,artsfce n attached TO this
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
u,,powr INro PRISON
r rtou,aud LIBERALS Returned to
NweHsy E1peciipg Amnesty.

49,, IAN. si.~A despatch from
Glasgow .ays ghat twenty thou.
St. Petefsu9is sl6 retnrned TO Rnssia,
sand Libefas 6ey would be immune
trusting tha def the ears amnesty
from arrss t.rs been thrown into pris-
manifcstoi NJ xied for from Ave to ten
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
&. us1vcE SINCE JAN. IS.
LII -. nisd Today At Rome New

ss''' 49, Yorlss
v lans 31.-~Mise Rose
Rome, years, who has been IN
Weller, ared y y,m yDarg b, died here
A trance since s,s arouse her were
to-day All attelaP
futile,
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-01-25
KiMBALLTON KERNELS

G. Rasmussen is painting for Peter
Nelson.
Peter Lauritzen did carpentering
last week for L. Hansen.
Peter Lykke and family spent Sun
day with G. S. Faaborg's.
The Young Peoples Meeting was
held Sunday at Hans Madsen's.
Alfred johnson celebrated his fifteen
tn birthday, Sunday in novel way.
H. G. Madsen was appointed leader
of the newly organized male-quartet.
Isaac Terkelsen bought large bill
of lumber and will erect barn soon.
RAYMOND Dent and wife of Redline,
spent Friday and Saturday at NJ. c..
Mitten's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris A. Jorgensen
are proud OF the new boy born to them
last Wednesday.
II. Jensen sold fine horse last
Friday to Frank Niklason for S95, de-
liVered at Audubon.
Chas. Darland and John Esbeck at
tended the Lyceum Tuesday evening
at Oakfield No. 5.
Jens Larsen and Peter Kruger
bought DR.. Slamberg'S team. buggy
and harness for 800.
r. p. Larsen lately received orders
for new sets of harness, one'of which
will be sent to Nebraska.
Peter Petersen and sister, Christina
Celia Johnson spent few days last
| week at Chris Brothersen's.
jim Johnson returned Monday to
his studies at Ames, where he is com
pleting a five-year course in veteri-
nary surgery.
Torval Miller, and Axel Ovegaard
of near Ord, Neb., spent a few days
| here last week with relatives, depart
| ing Monday for their homes.
Wilhelm Wiges, residing east OF
! Elk Horn, gave party Saturday
evening to the young people. An en-
| ioyable time is reported by all.
George N. Christensen shipped a
carload of hogs and cattle to Omaha,
! Wednesday. His brother, Chris N.
Christensen accompanied them.
Chris Timer returned Monday from
Chicago. He will open up tin shop
! in the old lumber Office where he will
be prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line.
| Peter Knugger and Jens Larsen
have purchased cement plant al
Walnut and took possession Monday
They also bought a patent on tile
forms of Jensen & Henninger at Kim.
ballton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faaborg cele,
brated their silver wedding thursday
Many relatives and friends were pres,
ent and the couple were presented with
many presents, among them being q
nice rocking chair.
Chas. Mulgaas went to Beatrice
Neb., Wednesday, after his house
hold goods. He will make his home
in Brayton, and take charge of the
cement works, branch of the Kim
ballton Hydraulic Stone Works, now
owned by Jensen g. Henningsen.