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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-28
MIR. Frnnces Peck Ia Dsad

New Haven, Conn. April 27.-Mrs.
Frances Peck, aged seventy-six, widow
Of Joel w Peck. of this city. died at
hor home to-day. She was for many
years honorary president of the Ma
tional Society Of Kings Daughters. and
the society viii pay her honor at her
funeral.
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NOW ON WAY HOME
Congressional Party Departs
from jamestown.
SEEK COMFORT IN POLITICS

Senator's and Representatives Dis
appointed In Exposition Figures on
Vice President Fairbanks Chances
for Presidential OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Possibly Get Coveted Prize.
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.peeIal . 10 washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Fort Monroe. Va, April 27.-To-night's
regular Washington boat carried up the
Potomac to the Capital the party OF Sen
ators and Representatives appointed by
the Vice President and Speaker 10 attend
the dedication Of the jamestown EXPOSE
ton. The lawmakers were not altogether
happy Indeed. II they had depended
solely on the exposition for amusement
and entertainment. they would have been
far less than happy. AS it was. however
they found much TO interest them in a pc
litical way, and ia consequence they left
for Washington in much better frame Of
mind than would have been the case had
they relied solely on the show across
Hampton Roads.
The political interest was furnished as a
result Of the quiet efforts Of friends Of
Vice President Fairbanks to ascertain the
sentiment OF the party regarding the IN
dianian's chances Of securing the Presi-
Dental nomination next year. Chief
among these friends we're Senator Hemen-
way and Representative Watson, of the
Vice Presidents State. In addition, there
were Joseph B. Healing. Of Indianapolis,
who is looked on IN the Middle West as
Mr.. fairbanks p0litlcal lieutenant next 10
Senator Hemenway, and James p Good
rich, Of Winchester, chairman OF the In.
diana Republican committee.
Sound FeIIOSv-memhers.
These four gentlemen improved the op-
portunity afforded during the TRIP. which
commenced at Washington Thursday
morning, to get a line on the inclination
Of members Of the Congressional party
with reference 70 the campaign for the
Republican nomination next year While
none Of them would talk for publication,
or, indeed, indicate that they were work
ing in the interests Of the Vice President,
It is known that they are now pretty
thoroughly Informed concerning the views
Of the Republican legislators who made
the trip 10 the exposition. They discoY-
cred that sentiment IN the quarter was
more favorable 10 Mr. Fairbanks than
otherwise. but that the almost universal
view is that the party in the final analy-
sis, will find II necessary TO nominate
President Roosevelt for a second elect
i've term" and that he viii accept this
honor.
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ENTENTE CORDIALE
AT HAMPTON ROADS
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

sort as a gathering place. The English
speaking ones pilot the foreigners there
from the wharf where the boat stops. and
whore the fertilizer is
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Chinese Matting-A fine, clean.
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sound FeIIo1v-members.

These four gentlemen improved the op-
portunity afforded during the trip. which
commenced at Washington Thursday
!. I.-.-H In
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JAPANESE MATTTNCS

japanese Mating Striped and Plaid
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
GREAT VICTOR
FOR HUGHES
Caucus Endorses His PlanFOr
ReapportiOnment
UTILITIES BILL A LAW
Single Handed the Governor Beats The
New York State Political Ring and
Tomorrow Reapportionment Bill
win Be Passed.

Albany, N. u, June 6.--Goyernor
Charles Il. Hughes has seen the success
ful culinination of his single handed con-
test with an unsympathetic Legislature,
when i became apparent yesterday that
every promise he had made 70 the pub
lie would be fulfilled.
The victory followed remarkable
eight in which Hughes employed simple
methods 10 unheard OF that politicians
were astonHded. The decisive blow
came in the form Of special message
on the eve of final adjournment, calling
attention to four important reform
measures that had been doomed.
The last front Of the opposition has
fallen away and the attitude Of many
who have stood against reform i now
one Of What's the useg He'll keep US
here all summer Let's give him all
his reforms as quick as possible and 60
home" as one said today. What was
believed to be All impossible task when
the governor undertook TO persuade the
legislature to make an app0rtionment Of
senate districts which would not be a
Republican gerrymander was accom-
plished Tuesday evening, when the Re-
publican senate caucus adjourned, after
three hours session, and announced
that the plan Of Senator TulIy had been
adopted whit only the shift Of two
counties Opposition plans were voted
down by vote Of "a TO and 80 to Z,
and the bill will be passed BY both houaes
this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

were onto OIsen's curves from the first
and series Of errors which Goddard
pulled off in the second inning allowed
three runs on a single hit
Goddard had Gabeloni, the Italians
pitcher, going some in the third, touch
him for three hits and making two runs
the first and last they were able tc
score during the game.
The Italians scored one run in the
third and III the fourth they made sis
runs On series OF singles, doubles and
to cap The climax Celia connected with
one of Shina's drops fora home run, the
feature play Of the game. The score
Innings .......1 23 > x. "A. r
Italian AZ, G.....0 q T-l0 40
Goddard ......... % 0 2 Q o. 5
Summary Bases on balls, off Olsen Fl
two base hit, Comoili; home run, Ciellai
hit by pitched ball, BY Olsen; struck
cut, by Gabelloni 5. BY Olsen 2, by Shina
passed ball. Harrison; umpire, Gravelin
time, 1hr. 20min.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
DYNAMITE BLOWS
THREE TO ATOMS
Ten Others injured by Explosion; Cars
Jumping Rails Is the Cause.

Chicago, Jn1e o. BY tile explosion Of
dynamite at Reddick, H., late Tuesday
three men we've blown 10 atoms and ten
injured. So great was the force Of the
explosion that every window inthe town
was broken and the detonation was heard
at Kankakee, 20 miles away. and nc
AIomenee, 30 miles away A Are that
had started in some oil cars previous to
the explosion consumed 10 cars, causing
i loss Of several thousand dollars.
One OF the men Killed was hurled
more than 300 feet The identity of the
other two victims might never have been
learned had it not been for man who
was with them, as only few pieces of
their bodies were found.
The train was running on the tracks
Of the Chicago, Indiana n Southern rail
way when an oil car became derailed,
carrying With it two other cars, ID one
Of which was The dynamite. A hot-box
Set fire to the first car derailed, and the
flames spread to the other cars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

holding that the prosecution might show
generally what was done IN Coeur Il
Alenc but not 81 into tile details.
Orchard was heavily guarded while BE-
testified Detectives protect him wher
eyer he goes n
ln the eoulAe 81 his examination Orr
ehard gave his true name as fAlhert Il.
Hershey He has been known "a fiarry
Orchard for eleven years.
When Orchard told how HAYWOOD
paid him 5000 for the blowing up Of the
Vindicator mine and agreed with him
for other murders Haywood swallowed
hard op 4 hmpih his throat, bit other
wise showed little emotion,
AZ the afternoon session az the cOurt
he sworc that Haywood and pettibone
asked him 10 Assassinate Governor Pea.
body He tried he said, but unsiiccess
fully.
After telling Of attacks Oh mines witf
powder. Orchard said that about 1000
men boarded train for Warner.
NJ. I. DAVIS took eenlmsnd and lined
mp The men who had rifles. Men werc
sent out as a diminishing line to fire on
the Bunker Hill mine and draw The fire
81 the guards.
Reports were made that no men were
il the mill and the signal was given to
bring up the POWDER said Orchard.
The powder was placed in three different
places
who lit the hscsi" asked IIawley.
II lit one Of them.f Orchard replied.
What occufTedf'
The mill was blown 10 pieces
Were any men killedgN
Two men were killed One man named
Smith that knew was killed
Then tho United States troops came.
he narrated and he left the Occur
d'Alene when the soldiers were coming
The witness related that Cochran said
10 the union meeting that no trouble
was 70 be feared from Governor steuncn
berg as Id WIS a friend ~ The iinion. and
when the troops came il was understood
that Pr Collins was b give 4 signal is
IT was safe fof tho miners to come into
town. Orchard went to Montana With
Pat Dempsey, leaving W. Il Davis, tho
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
far When he declared that 4 Vas i,

far when lie declored that Il was he
who had lighted one Of the fuses that
blew up the Bunker Hin and Sullivan
mills when they were wrecked by two
tons Of dynamite.
Orchard said that he was member
of the Burke Miners union and Of the
Western Federation Of Miners IN 1899
Chief Counsel Hawley conducted the di.
rect examination.
The defense fought hard against Or
chard's testifying of the outrage AT
Coeur d'Alene on April 20. 1899. This
court oyerruled the objection, however
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
MAYOR scHMiTz ON TRIAL,
Faces Court on The Charge Of
Extortion.

San Francisco, June 6--When the
Schnitz trial began today ASST. Dist.
Atty. Heney made his opening state
ment, and the prosecution began the
presentation of testimony against
Schmitz on the charge Of having extort I
ell Si,175 from L. Malfanti Of belmont
co.'s restaurant.
The prosecution has announced that
Abe Ruef viii be one Of their witnesses.
The trial gives indications Of fur
nishing many surprises, and possibly
some sensations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
American Leazas Standing
GODDARD TUMBLED
BEFORE ITALIANS
Latter Had Revenge for Defeat Earlier
in the Season Yesterday Afternoon,
Taking the Game, 10 to 2.

The Goddard base ball team was up
against tough proposition yesterday
afternoon, when It played a return game
against the Italian Athletic clubs team
on the Rangers field. Although the
game only lasted five innings, the ltal.
ians had khem trimmed TO the time Of
10 TO ?, With apparently more to come
Ii The game had continued Most Of the
game was PLAYED in driulng rain and
The grounds were in bad shape for fast
PLAYING t's@ @@.s
Z KIP tIabelloni was in the box for the
italians, While Olsen did Che twirli1g Got
Goddard until tile last ofs,the fnur1h
whenihc went To pieces and was replaced
by Shina. The Italians owed their vic.
tory to- superior stick work, as they
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
LITTLE POCKET PHYSICIAN
Hy-o-mei is Guaranteed BY Rickert 4
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There Is really no excuse whatever
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DO not delay longer the nse OF Hy-o-
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The complete Hy-o-mei outfit consists
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All the only guaranteed treatment for
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dosing applying the medication and heal
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
Rehearses Plots and 0utrages
Of 1899 at Haywood Trial
is STRONGLY GUARDED
Even While He Was Testifying Detec.
tives Stood Close to Protect Him
From Harm-EIe Told Of Out
RACES in Occur dAIene.

Boise, Idaho, June 6.- Harry Orchard,
the miner who confessed 10 throwing
the bomb THAT killed former Governor
stlmenberg 81 Idaho. aud the states
chief witness in the trial Of William D.
Haywood ~ the Western Miners Fcdera-
ton for completely in the murder, took
the stand At g;4o o'clock yesterday
morning. His examination had moi gone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
Fairbanks Q @ q windsor soon.

Brattleboro, June civilian Fair,
banks, now in hospital here. who
killed Mrs Mary Grout, az saxtons
River, May 25, and attempted to com
NIT suicide, Is rapidly regaining his
strength. and it Is expected that he will
b. well enough before the end of the
week 70 be removed to the state prison,
AT Windsor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
I JAPANESE ANGRY.
Wanted 10 Know Why Their Govern
ment was Inactive.

Toxic. lime 81 4 delegation Of the
Fl. grgsAi,4 party waited al foreign
minister Ilayasli today and asked for
n explanation III tile government 4
apparent inaction and want a CHI
cheney III the presence 81 grave diplo-
matte questions both with China and
the United States. Tac deputatiun
lwelt upon the necessity 81 peremptQry
dealing with the san francisco school
question to avoid repetition Of the
acts complained 81, which would en
danger the friendly relations Of Japan
and America,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
KILLED NEAR wINoosKI
David chaussee Run Over BY 4 Train
IAN During The Might.

Burlington, Jhme David Ghaussee,
aged &c years. laborer, was run over
nv 4 train, nthe Central Vermont rail-
road near N'inooski staten Tuesday
might and killed. The body was found
yesterday. He had evidently been drink
ing as half filed bottle Of liquor was
found in one pocket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

leader 81 the miners, ii the Hercules
mine
Orchard went to Thompson Falla ana
thpn 70 Missouas whore he remained
one day, going 70 tile Bittel Root Valley,
where ne stopped aay wish Pat Mes
.Carty
&c went to the Occur d'Alene to gee
|lis wages aud then went ia Butte
Ell Boycc thri president of the Wests
ern Federation pf Miners. liked ii Butte
and 0rcIard gave him withdrawal card
Then he vent tx Salt LAKE City ald
Bingham, Utah. TO, work III a mine All
this was ID $40.
Gives Evidence to Defense.
IN this remarkable statement to the
Jury delivered Monday hy i IA HawleY
for the state. number Of overt act 8
were charged against the inner cirele'
Enf the Western Federation Ut Miners.
Mr.. Hawley, however, stated that lie was
holding other cases ii reserve. These
he agreed to submit il writing To coun
sel for the defense, but lfe said that Ii
would be preferable for the development
OF his case Ii, for the present, The an
tnouncemcnts were withheld from the
public.
The defense was furnished with d
typewriter list.
II i understood that tho list Of mnr
lders and other crimes charged against
the federation numbers ut least All, bis
the specific cases mentioned By .toiin-
sci for the state in his opening address
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
WILLIAMS cARB0LIc SALvE
WITH ARNIcA AND WITCH HAZEL

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

wete some six Or seven These murders
ARE not confined To Idaho but extend
to nearly every mining point ~ Col0-
RADIO where there has been mining trou
bic, and also to other states.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
DUKE 10 DON OvERALLS
AS CAR SHOP LABORlsR.
Manchester Coming From Britain to
Learn Railroading Ia Papa Zim-
merman's Glinly Plant

Detroit, Mich, June d. The Duke of
Manchester II coming to Detroit 70
work in the railroad shops controlled
bv his ather.inlaw, Eugene thinner
man 81 Cincinnati III il not because
the Duke needs the ready money that
he win resort I'd this manual labor, but
because lie ID anxious to get knowledge
of the railroad bushes from the con-
Etrnetion OF engines and coaches up.
Maybe the Duke contemplates step
ping into his father.in-law shoes whom
that gentleman gets too old for bust
ness.
The announcement that he win be-
come one Of the laborers in the rail-
road shops was made BY NIr. Hinimer
man, who said tile Duke was anxious
tn learn the railroad business il Ans
erica, 50 that be would be better quali-
fied 70 discuss that particular business
In the House Of Lords.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

E01n Have no terrors for those pro-
ASVS teesed by timely doses Of Sam
WAITED ford's Ginger. Never travel with
HAA-N out IT, 20 years the standard Of
CLIMATE purity, flavor and strength
Avoid substitutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
UTILITIES BILL ovER VETO.
Hughes Measure Ready For His Sibna-
ture.

Albany, N ", June GThe Senate
yesterday coneurred with the Assembly,
passing the so-called public utilities bill
over the veto Of Mayor Mcclellan Of
New York city Il goes, now TO Cover
nor Hughes for final approval
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

constitutcsa large part Of what
is earned 10 this age Of prog
resss Why not save a little
money on your Refrigerators,
Zee Cream Freezers, Screen
Doors, Window Screens, Fly
Wire, Poultry Netting, Car
den Hose and Tools, Plumb
ing, Hardware, Quarry and
Mill Supplies by buying at
our prices2 Think ii over.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
Defeated En- in Base Ball, 5
to 2 Yesterday
ARE NOW so POINTS AHEAD
Brooklyn Took Good One From Gin
ciunati and Phiilies Had an Easy
Time With ST, Louis Only
One American Game.

The New York Giants scooting down
the toboggan shute were given an aceel-
Grating shove yesterday BY the leaders,
the Chicago Cubs, III \ game played III
the latter's baiiieiek The bear hug was
to the accompaniment Of 10 2, the
home team swatting the ball for keeps,
while the visitors were practically power
less with the willow The Mctiraw men
are now 50 points behind Chicago and
only IS points ahead ~ the Pliilies, WHO
are coming fast, defeating st. Louis 3
to yesterday. Brooklyn and Ginein-
natl played d fast game tho former win
ming, 70 0. Weather was not propiiious
for The meeting Of the Bean,eaters and
Pittsbufe.
And the same weather prevented all
but one game in the American league,
Down IN Washington they lodged the
rain-drops long enough to let ST. Louis
rub in q singing defeat to Washington;
the scorc 10 to i. although more APP
propriate tally for that governmental
center would have been &c to ], with
Bryan On the ftst base bleacbers bowling
like mad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
NEARLY SIXTY INJURED.
Wreck on The Southern, Near Lebanon,
Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn, June 6.--The South.
ern Railway train leaving here at 1880
o'clock this morning was wrecked three
miles below Lebanon, Tenn. As far as
known nobody WIS killed, but sixty
persons were Oh the train and all but
three were injured The injured will be
brought TO this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
lIARRY ORCHARD.

Cbicf witness Of the stare Of Idaho against
william u. Haywood Charles II. Meyer and
George "A. Pettibone. Orchard alleges that be
blew up ex Governor steunenherg and killed
many other men by their orders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
ALLEGED FRAUD By MORGAN.

SNlt Wound Stop sac q Iuled0 KalI-
way Co.
Toledo, 0., June 6.-A suit opposing
the confirmation of the sale of tbe To-
lcdo Railways and Terminal company,
and alleging conspiracy 70 defraHd by
.J n Morgan and Ills allies, was filed III
the United States circuit court here to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
Yesterdays National Lsague Games.

AT Chicago Chicago 5, New York 2.
At st, Louis Philadelphia $, St. Louis
?.
AT Cincinnati Brooklyn /, Cincinnati
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-26

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fool scheme add the
George has sacrificed himself in
would liked the
and watched waach calmly gnning defiance
John would
the smile of satisfaction
his colossal gall had the Republican
enough to know IT. 1t must have been
laughter sxoo Lane threatening
the little
the female rock artist
Mayor Of Honolulu And what probably impont
the sight of Motley enjoying the fun