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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
THIEF ALMOST BREAKS UP SHOW.
-~--~-~-
Notorious Burglar Overcome BY Scene
In aAs We Sow and Has To be Removed.

al sensation which almost resulted
iii riot in the audience at Gonnen
theatre was caused during the perform.
ance Of Rev. John Snyder's 'As Ye
Sow" Near the close Of the first. act
a man, evidently laboring under great
excitement, arose during the scene be-
tween the minister and burglar and in
loud voice interrupted the perform
ance, and the curtain mad to be rung
down without finishing the act. After
struggle the man was arrested and
taken to the police headquarters, where
be wasidentiiied as Albert Emerson,
one of the most notorious safe robbers
and burglars in AAmeriea.
A curious feature Of the incident was
that Emerson, according to his story
told at police headquarters, was 50 COM
pletelv overcome by the scene in which
the burglar tells OF his fruitless eff
forts To reform that lie became hy-
sterical, He arose when tile minister,
after overpowering the burglar, takes
him to task and wrings from him the
history OF his life, The burglar had
Just said that there was no hope for a
man once convicted Of crime and that
everybody aided in keeping him from
earning an honest living. Emerson
arose and at the top Of his voice shout
ed:
"That's right, nobody viii give a con
vict a chance
He continued shouting and gesticu-
lating for several minutes. There was
wild excitement and women tainted be-
fore the officers seized the disturber
and took him To the police headquarters,
Emerson Is known as 9Al, the Kid
Since 1902 he has served seven terms,
three in Sing Sing and four on Black.
Wells Island. lie formerly headed d
notorious gang Of safe robbers. While
serving his last sentence be declares he
has obtained no fewer than ten diff
ferent positions, only to be discharged
upon the disclosure Of his identity
AT the Barre opera house this evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
CONCORD TEAM PLAYERS.
List Nearly Full and League Season to
Open May II.

Nashua, n. II, April ia. F. Long
of this city, manager of the Concord
team Of the state base ball league, has
announced the lineup of his team. The
players are, Thompson of Concord catch
er, Arnold of Lynn, Fifeld of Concorf,
Kuneky of Concord pitchers, Shea of
Nashua first base, O'Day of Lowell sec
ond base, Aldrich of Amesbury third
base, Mccarthy Of Lowell Cushing Of
Pcpperell and Burbank Of Warner, N.
H., short stops, Hanseome Of Lynn, Hale
Of Tilton, Stowe Of Penacook, McAfee
of Nashua and Chambers of Concord
outielders.
Manager Long has several more play
ers to hear from. The first game will
be played April rs at Concord with the
Lawrence, New England league team.
May they will play the Calgary Can,
team at Concord. The league season for
the Concord team opens May II at Bur.
Iington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
BALL GAMES ARRANGED
FOR INTERCITY PARK
First Home Game For Barre Montpelier
Will Be With East Manches-
ter on May 17--League
Schedule Completed.

Manchester, N. IT,, April 17.-The
schedule committee OF the New Hamp-
shire State League finished it's work
last night and meeting Of the league
officials will be called at once for for
NAL approval az the schedule. The two
Vermont teams are down to meet for
the first time on Memorial day when the
Intercity aggregation win play at Bur-
lington in the morning and Burlington
win play At Intercity park in the after
noon. Burlingtons first home game
with Concord Friday, May II. Bur
lington gets a morning game with
Barre Montpelier July 4, two with
Nashua on Bennington Battle day and
two with Concord on Labor day.
Intercity's First Home Game.
The Barre Montpelier team win have
its first home game May II with East
Manchester. The dates Of the other
Intercity games follow:
Nashlia--Jnne 20 and "a, July 20 and
80. August IL and 10.
West Misunderstanding 21 and %,
Jffly . and 10, August ? and s.
East Manchester May IL and rs,
July 81, August ! aud 16,a M, p. m.
Concord May 20 and 81, July and
s, September 3 and 4.
Franklin--June 10 and II, July 10
and 20, August Q and TO-
Laconia--June 7 and 8, July % and
20. September a. M, p. m.
Burlingtou--May 30 p. m. june l
and IL, July 4, August 81, September
z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
coNFEDERATEs ACCEPT.
Appreciative Words for Captain Girls
walds Gift Of VI S. Pension

St Johnsbnry. April l7--Captain Ed
ward II Griswold, who offered about a
month ago his service pension Of $i2
month to some Confederate Camp OK
soldiers charitable organization, sudden
nv awoke and found himself famous.
The offer was made in the same kindly
spirits that characterizes all his bene-
factions, and while he dislikes the noto-
riety that has come to him, yet he is
naturally pleased that Confederate sol
diers throughout the South look upon
the gift in the same spirit in which il
was sent.
Not needing pension, and always
being opposed to granting pensions to
those who really did not need the gov
|ernment's aid, he offered his TO south
eTn camp in grateful recognition Of kind
ness shown him while twice an inmate
of Libby prison. His letter To the post.
master at Richmond was turned over To
the commander Of RI u. Lee Camp In
that city and the gift has been accepted
In the following grateful official letter:
Richmond, Va, April 9, 1907.
Captain Edward n. Griswold, nth
Vermont Regiment, sc. Johnsbury, W.T.
Dear Sir: Your letter of March 81,
1907, to the postmaster OF Richmond,
Va, was referred to r. IL. Lee Camp,
No. /, G. Y, by him, for action, and
am directed by the camp to say that
they accept your kind offer and request
that the money be paid to the president
|of Lee Camp, Soldiers Home, Captain
f. j Bosherl for the maintenance OF an
inmata in said home
"R. e. Lee Camp, No /, G. VI, CRATE
fully return its thanks to YOU for your
kind consideration Of the Confederate
soldier.
Words are too faint TO express our
appreciation Of this noble, generous and
magnanimous action of yours in con-
tributing To tho necessities Of former
foes, but now fellow citizens, the pension
received by yon for services in the United
States army.
"With esteem and respect am, BY or
der Of Commander W. b. Freeman,
%. TAYLOR sTRATTON, Adjutant.'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
REPRESENT
YER MONT
Lieut.. Governor Prouty, GEN
eral Gilmore and C.S.FOrbeS
AT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Henry !. Chadwick Of st. Albans Has
Completed Painting the Largest and
Most Complete Map Ever Made
by the State.

ST. Alhans, April 1.-THE official re.
presentation of the state Of Vermont at
the opening Of the jamestown exposi-
tion on April 26 win be as follows;
Lieutenant Governor George II, Prouty
Of Newport representing the state gov
ernment; Adjutant General w II. Gill
more Of Fairlee representing the COVER
nor and commander IN chief; and Charles
$. Forbes Of S. Albans of the state
committee.
Henry L Chadwick of this city Just
completed the painting of a large map
Of Vermont, which viii form the central
figure in the Vermont exhibit In the
states exhibit palace. The map ii the
largest and most complete of its kind
ever made BY the state. 1t measures
nine by six feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
BIG CROWD OF
METH0DISTS
In Attendance at VT. Con-
ference in St. Johnsbury
FORMAL OPENING TODAY
DR., Crane Of Boston Wonders Why Forty
Methodist Preachers Didn't Shut
UP the Man Who Advocated
License in Liquor.

st. Johnsbury, April III The 6srd an.
nual session Of the Vermont Methodist
conference was opened in Grace church
this forenoon by Bishop Berry before a
large audience, and shortly afterwards
the examination of candidates, which
was started yesterday afternoon, was re-
sumed. Only comparatively small
number have presented themselves al
candidates for advancement and for the
orders Of deacons and elders.
Following communion, celebrated by
the presiding elders, assisted BY the Rev
DR.. G. s. Nutter Of st. Alhans, the. or
ganization of the conference was dbn.
pleted as follows:
Secretary Rev. #. WI Lewis.
Assistant ecretaTies--Reys. r. j.
Chrystie and William Shaw.
Treasurer Rev s.. Fl. Smith.
Assistant treasurers-R Revs. X. M. Fow,
Ter and G, y. Pierce.
Statistical secretaryRev. Fred Dan
iels.
-Revs. Z. L. NJ Barnes and
II. L. Wells.
Railroad secretary Rev. w. NJ. Rob
ertson.
Financial secretary Rev. A. L. Cooper
AT the roll call 61 pastors and five
practitioners responded. Three members
Revs. w. A. Evens, J. O. Sherburne and
w. d. Malcom have died during the year
and Rev. J. w. Illseley has been trans.
ferred to the Nebraska conference. Memo.
rial services were held for the three de.
ceased members
The first public meeting was held last
evening, the church being crowded with
people The address was given by tht
Rev Dr. Charles A. Crane, pastor Of ths
Peoples Temple, Boston. He spoke on
the subject "The American Christian
Iic was introduced by the Rev. ALFRED
Ii. Webb Of Brattleboro and spoke for az
hour and half in q most eloquent ant
inspiring manner being frequently inter
rupted BY shouts OF amen and hearty
applause. He said the Christian Amer
lean was the source and seat of powel
in the land because the government rest
ed on his shoulders. He made strong
plea for the better observance Of th.
sabbath. for its use amI not its abus'
and said that history clearly showed th'
nation retrogaded II the sabbath wa
tbrOken.
He strongly condemned the license
system and made strong plea fo
prohibition. He said the license system
\ Is the one BY which good men are mad
to believe that X is all right to heensl
vice Wherever license is granted thei
lyiytne ii sold He said be was disgustes
with the state that allowed politiea
leader Ia Stiinap tho state with a d0zel
colored men advocating license and won
dered why 40 Methodist preachers di,
not vigorously protest and shut him up
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
LOVED ST. JoHNsBuRY GIRL.
And Finally Cot Imprisoned For Desert
ing Army.

Fort Ethan Allen, April 1.-THE love
for pretty butchers daughter in st.
Johnsbury caused Private Ernest d.
Taylor to desert from the hospital
corps at Fort Siocma. n 81, and Be ar
rested in st. Johnsbury and sent 10
Fort Ethan Allen for courtmartial
The court has found him guilty Of the
charge and sentenced him to dihonor-
able discharge and rs months in prison
at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Taylor
married the st. Johnsbury girl, went
back to his station at Fort JAY She
followed. Becoming tired Of life in
New York, she came back to her par
ents. He followed on furlough and
when it expired he failed TO report. He
secured position in st. Johnsbury
only to fall into the hands of an Off
Ger who secured a $50 reward for his
capture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
AGED MAN DROPPED DEAD.
Patrick White Of Brattleboro Leaves
Aunt Nearly 100 Years Old.

Brattleboro, April fitzpatrick White
aged 50 years, dropped dead at the
home of his niece, Mrs. A. j. Morris,
yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock. He
had been out for short walk and had
Just returned to the house when he
sank dead into a chair He as born IN
Nottingham June II, 1917, and work
cd during his last years in many dif-
fercnt places including towns in Massa-
chusetts and Vermont. He worked at
the Estey organ shops in the year 1870
and then learned the trade of a buck
sawyer which he followed until be was
So years old. lie married Miss Phoebe
Marther Brown. who died seven years
ago. He leaves brother and has an
aunt, Mrs. Clapp, in Deertieid nearly
100 years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
OBJECT 10 METHOD
Of Using Governments Stamp Of Ap.
proval On Products.

Washington, April 1.-THE secretary
Of agriculture declared to-day that I'M
less certain manufacturers cease adver-
tising that the federal government guar.
antees their food products they win get
into trouble. "Such advertisements as
after Jan. /, 1907, the United states
government will protect you by AN ofIi-
cial serial number that You may easily
recognize, must be stopped at once said
the secretary. Continuation of the prac
siee will cause the department TO pub
lish the names Of all manufacturers who
thus attempt to deceive the public"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
MAsoNs HOLD ELECTION.
George N. Tilden, Eminent High Priest
Of Granite Chapter, No. 26.

The annual convocation OF Granite
Chapter. No. 20, Royal Arch Masons, was
held last evening in Masonic hall with
over 80 members present. The officers
for the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows. Eminent high priest, George NJ.
Tilden; king, William H. Bradbury;
scribe, Donald "A. Blake; captain Of host,
Lewis u. Robertsj principal soiournor,
John n. Averill. royal arch captain, Al
w. Badger; M. 5rd WI Walter Y Scott;
M. 2nd ", Clinton a. Moorey N, 1st N.
IN. i. Roberts, chaplain, @. II. Reed;
stewards, NJ. y. MCGOWAN and John !.
Sowles: substitute stewart, Frank u.
Small; tyler Charles II Aver. After the
meeting a spread was served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
POLICEMAN RESIGNS.
W. ]. Royce of Montpelier to Eater In-
surance Business.

Montpelier, April Officer w. ].
Royce has resigned as night patrolman
in the police department 70 take effect
May ii, to accept the position as local
agent Of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
anee company, position held by p ].
Leonard, who was transferred TO Meri-
den, Conn. Mr. Royce has been on the
police force for number Of years and
made fearless and efficient officer. He
has had five years experience an cam
vasser in the tea business, so that the
work will not be new 10 him. Chief
Durkee has not yet appointed MIR.
Royce's successor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
WILL ENFORCE LAW
To GET NO LICENSE
Organization Of Rutland Citizens Form
ed Early, Hoping to Place City In
No-license Column Next Year.

Rutland, April Encouraged by
the big cut down OF the Incense vote at
the March election, the citizens Of Rat-
land met last evening and organized a
permanent no license organization, the
general opinion being that BY beginning
work early licensed saloons can be done
away next spring. The following offi-
GERS were elected. President, A. L.
Pratt; vice presidents, +. +. Booth, A.
4. slader, r. z. Gibson; secretary, A.
J. Smith; treasurer, b. +. Fuller. The
club win take steps immediately to en-
force the yes features Of the local OPP
tiou law as well as to create a senti-
ment for no vote.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
HOTEL FOR ST. ALBANs.
Believed That New 100000 weIdeu
VIII Be Built.

st. Adams, April 1.-THE welden
House project IS again under eonsidera-
tion, with a strong probability that the
matter Of Immediate building Of the ho-
tel is assured. Mr.. Hill, representing a
syndicate arrived in town last evening
with plans, etc, of 100000 hotel and
it is believed that the scheme is sure to
go through this time. 1t is expected
that work win be begun within 30 days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
LOG ROLLED ON HIM.
Extent of Injuries to Melvin N. Ross Not
Yet Konwn.

Bristol, April 17.-Melyin n. Ross,
who lives on H. B. WiIliams's farm in
East Monkton, was badly injured about
the head and shoulders by log rolling
over him Monday afternoon. The doe
tors think he has a good chance for re-
covery, but will be unable to determine
the extent Of his injuries for several
days. Mr.. Ross moved from here To the
Williams farm several weeks ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
MAY BE SETTLED.
Breach Of Promise Case of Dunlcavy vs..
Fenton,

Brattleboro, April 17.--Wmdham
county court convened 40 Newfane
Monday for the second week Of the
spring term The docket has been wcll
shaken out, but it i apparent that at
least two weeks more will be reqnired
70 complete the term. The breach of
promise suit Of Miss Katherine &. Dun.
leavy va. Edward J. fenton, both OF
Brattleboro, hiss been continued. Prob.
ably It will be settled. In thia case
the plaintiff seeks to recover damages
ia the sum OF $4,000.
Superior Judge William II. Taylor. Of
Hardwick has very favorably impressed
the lawyers and an having business in
court This is his first term ia this
county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
BuReLARs BLOW sAFE.
Men Who Entered Postohice at Wilder
Get Sl00.

Wilder, April i7.--The postoiiice, ]. M.
Quimby postmasteH was entered and the
safe blown at 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Some $50 in starnpe and $50 in
money was taken This Ii the second
break here recently. Samuel Adams and
Station Agent j. A Palmer heard the
noise and fred several shots at three
men whom they saw running. There Is
no clue TO the burglars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
FIRE IN BENNINGTON MILL.
Damage win Be Large--Goods Injured
by Water.

Bennington, April 17.--The Bradford
Knitting Co. suffered serious loss
yesterday morning by a FIRE that started
in the machine card room The iige dam
age was confined to the machine card
room bW the automatic sprinklers thor
oughly drenched nearly the entire mill
and the injury to the finished and
partially finished goods is large. The
mill has been running day and night
and the shut down for necessary repairs
in the card room and the injury to the
stock viii make heavy loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
VOLCANIC HORROR
FOR CHILE NOW ON
Forest Fires Have Been Started BY Hot
Lava and People Are Fleeing for
Their Lives.

Valparaiso, Chile, April 17.-Meagrc
adviees received to-day indicate that
southern Chile is in the throes Of a vol
canie horror, almost as terrific as the
earthquake disaster Of last year. For
est fires have been started by hot lava,
and hundreds of persons are fleeing for
their lives. Slight earthquake shocks
have accompanied the eruption. Thus
far no reports tell Of loss Of life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
eRANIrEvILLE.

Court Rob Roy !, Of A., win hold
their 6fth annual private dance IN
Miles hall. on Tuesday evening, april
%. All members Of The Foresters Of
America with their families and lady
friends are cordially invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
BANDIT GETS $4,000.
Held Up Northern Express compauy's
Union Depot in st. Paul.

st. Paul, MINI, April IA bandit
held up the Northern Express eompany's
union depot Office last night and COM
PEELED the clerk TO open the safe and
give him package containing $4,000.
The robber escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
Nntloe 10 d b. d. DeI1gliea.

A special meeting of the Central la
Dor union OF Barre will be held IN the
Nichols block on Eriday evening, April
10, at 1880 o'clock TO get reports from
delegates. james Mutch. seey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-17
Thaw Is More Contented.

Thaw was today in good spirits. He
IS said to be reconciled to the probabil-
ity of spending another summer in the
Tombs. When district attorney Jerome
returns from LakeYille today II is ex
peeled that Thaw's attorneys will take
the first steps towards getting their
client out on bail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
The Backwoods Of Egvpt


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|....fI Do. .r.,. l..r aluI.f1iup fflt. SHH.-
GOO U.1. U.- .uuunl. "a largo uart of which
...mr rom tb. mines. ON some of th.
oldest tomn4 a. .r. nr, pictures show
ur how sold l.VDlry was mad. ov.,
''a years ego. a'e .n'. 4 in. officials
mauIad en- eeeorD which brourN. e#G
from the uiu.s nf kcneh aud tos..f
t1 Coutos.
This same region is now being UX-
plotted by tho Egyptian Nin. Es-
rorfatiou company. and mot rHr ah.,.
NO.-ior au Che Red ~oH Ie fr. Ju
Nus Mining company. which. with
capital of S9nNOo is WORKING aUue of
thHsH Ola min.s ID haas erected large
plant. coneistiar of ou er..nH. e.urr-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
THE BARRAGE AT AssIoUT

Which Throws lc Nile into Jocp'- Canal Ia,asu
Photographed Tor the "Ncw," d., Trau, O. Carpenter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Egypt New Gold Fields Near the Red Ancient Mines Being
TOrked-Ihs GASES Of Lbya and Hoy hey VIII Be Developed
Something About the Fayoum Which S Now Reached by Rail
row Egypt Governs the Peninsula Of Sa Queer Methods Of
Justice and How Thieves Detected by Watcr Fire and Dream,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26

Department OF the Interier, United
States Land Office, HALEY, Ida
ho, April IS, 1907.
TO whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
State OF Idaho has filed in this Of
ficc list Of lands situated in the
townships described below, for Sc
gregation under Section 4, Act OF
August Is. 1894 (2S Stat 372.422),
the Act OF June IL, 1896 go Stat,
as4) and Act OF March 3, 1901 (31
Stat, ll33-l1s8). that the list 10
opsn TO the public for inspection
and . copy thereof by descriptive
subdivisions has been posted in a
convenient place in this Office, for
tho inspection Of all persons inter
estsd and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days fol
lowing the date Of this notice, pro-
tests or contests against the claim
OF tbs State to any tract or subdi-
vis'sa within any section or part
Of section. described in the list, on
sae grcrnd that the Same is moro
valuable for isixsral than FOR agri-
falsural Puspssss, will be received
I'D noted for report to the General
land oGes * wasiirgton, D. G.
y ! SHARP, Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26
Local Brevities

We failed TO mention last week
the birth of fine large boy TO Mr.
and Mrs. Crosse on Saturday eye
ing, April 10. at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. John Freeman, wife OF
conductor Freeman on the branch
train, was in town the fore part Of
the week.
+. II. Parsons and M. H. Brom-
well Of HALEY were in town the
first Of the week on their way home
efter trip over to the land open
ing at Miner.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26

II 10 hereby ordered that al roat
oversesrs are instructed not to al
low any county road to b fenced
or changed without 6rst notifying
tho commissioners and being ap.
proved by them.
1t appearing to the hoard that
the lava road north OF town 10 in
need OF repair owing TO the heavy
travel, it is hereby ordered that
$3.50 be appropriated and Commits
sioncr Crosse is authorized TO sx-
pend this appropriation.
In the matter OF team hire char
gcable q ,inst tho sheriff, Assessor
and the county officers, it 10 order.
ed that the former orders rsgulat-
ing such charges are declared to be
null and void and are hereby re-
cinded and it is ordered that sher-
if, Assessor and others charging
.eam hire against this county shall
,nly be allowed the sum OF $3.50
Der day which amount sha'l in.
Jude feed for the team.
Upon the investigation by the
,osrd it appears that tho sheriff
a not required the ia lor to sleep
n the court house and that the
ifety OF the court house an more
specially the prisoners in the Jail
spends largely upoi whether or
OF the iailor is always near the
Ill, It is ordered by the board that
&c sheriff require the jailor to stay
the court house over night.
II appears upon the records Of
'is county that in the year 1900
&c assessor Of this county double