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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
HALE INsrRUcrs MccUMBER.
He Gives Some information as to the
Custome Of the Senate

Washington, IAN. 5. Senator Hale
Thursday fell on the practice Of giving
notice that son are going 10 make a
speech. lie said that senators seemed
TO imagine there was some rule which
made such an announcement sacred and
saved that dav for the impending speech.
Az matter Of fact, there was no such
rales il was an absurd afstom which
had grown up in resent years, fostered
by the journal clerks, vino invariably
noted srde1mly she portentousl announce
ment. While Hale was under way there
leapcd into his path slctumber 81 North
Dakota. Hte said that he wanted to
announce that le WAS going to make a
speech on Wednesday. Z 1t has been the
practice ever since l have been here"
said Mccuuber, emphasizing the Il"
Yes slowly rumbled Hale, but such
an announcement as the senator contem
plates has no force. II is merely Gus
tom which has grown mp. When q sen
ator desires to speak on Wednesday or
some other day he arises and announces
the fact, but II is merely for the ppr-
pose OF bringing his friends here on
that day or Of"
Eyes said. McCumber. as Hale paus.
ed.
@0r Of making them stay at home, .
concluded Hale IN deep bass grOwl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
coNsuELo HAS NOT FORGIVEN.
Reports Of Marlborough Reconciliation
Are Flatly Denied.

London, Jan Enquiry in anth0rita.
tive sources yesterday elected definite
denial Of the reports that, al a result Of
the mediation Of King Edward, the Duke
and Duchess Of Marlborough had been
reconciled.
According to The Throne. the estrang.
ed couple met on Boxing Day, and the
kings Influence was instrumental In Ell.
fecting a reunion. II was added that
there were faults on both sides, and that
there was mutual forgiveness.
The reports Of a reconciliation are the
result Of gossip which has been circu-
lating recently relative to the visit which
the duke is said TO have made at sun
derland house, where the duchess il hy.
ing.
One version Of this visit was that Il
had resulted in a reconciliation Another
was that the duke had sought to adjust
one Of the numerous pending business
affairs in which the duchess and Ne are
mutually interested According to still
another view, tie interview related tc
the disposition of one of the priceless:
Blenheiin tapestries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
Says Jerome Of Harry Thaw
Case
KILLING WAS DELIBERATE
Says District Attorney That There
Will Be Any Trial Is Regarded
Doubtful Believed Thaw
Is Insane.

New York, Jan. 81 Though Mrs Chas.
u. Holman, the mother of Evelyn Nesbit
IhaaS, has signified her Willingness To
tell all she knows Of the Incidents pre-.
eediug the shootiBgsof Stamford White.
It is said ia the district attorneys Office
that She will not be called as witness
for the prosecution unless it Is to con-
tradict the evidence Of Thaw himself.
Mrs Holman can add nothing, ii IL
said to strengthen the ease Of the state
against Thaw, and all the letters which
passed between her and stanford White,
it Is said, are clearly inadmissable as
evidence, are not in any way binding on
Thaw and merely can be Of use In fur
nishine suggestions for the cross exami-
nation Of the defendant.
1t Is contcnded in the district attor-
nev's office that it is no part Of tile
states case against Thaw to prove that
he ever treated Evelyn Nesbit brutally
as has been alleged by Mrs. Holman and
other witnesses before and since her
marriage 10 him. The district attorney
Il not anxious to be placed IN the posi-
tiaB of arraving mother against daugh.
ten unless il becomes absolutely neces-
saFy
Mrs. llolman's testimony can only be
of value in throwing light upon the mo.
tive for the killing ct Stanford White
and the bitter ennity that Thaw had
toward the architect from the time Eve.
lYn Nesbit ran away from Thnw in Paris
and reioined Stanford White and her
mother in this city.
According to the plan Of District At
torneY Jerome, who will prosecute Thaw
in person. the testimony will be directed
to show the manner in which White was
killed and the proof Of the many threats
which ghaw made in public and private
TO take the life Of White, during a per.
iod Of two years, as showing that the
killing was deliberate and premeditated
as i required by the statute defining
murder in the first degree.
That there will be any trial is re.
garded as doubtful 1t is believed that
Thaw will be sent to the Matteawar
asylum.
If Thaw is declared sane when his tria
begins, he will be allowed 10 tell the
motive for the killing Of White. but this
district attorney will object strenuous
ly to the introduction Of testimony Il
show that the metiye was anything els
than self-defense, the only Justification
announce that he was going 10 make :
the court OF appeals In this state.
All the power of the district attorney;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
II Seized Documents Are
Published
THOSE WHO ARE INJURED
Must Protect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
Given Out at the Vatican Govern
ment Made No Inventory at the
Time Of the Seizure.

Rome, Jan. 5. - The Osservatore
Romano yesterday published the follow
ing communication from the Vatican;
at is stated that the French Govern
ment intends to publish the text Of
some Of the documents which which was
seized at the papal nunidature in Paris,
Dec. H. The Holy See declares that it
declines any responsibility for the pub
lication leaving it to the persons who
may think themselves injured by the
publication Of the documents to use
the means which they Judge best to
protect their rights. IT must be borne
in mind however, that no inventory
was made at the time Of the seizure OF
the documents by the French Govern
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
i,o55.ssl IMMIGRANTS IN 1905.
Listed at Arrivals at the Port Of New
York.

New York, Jan. 5.-During the year
1906, Just closed. l,10s,4 34 persons arr
rived at New York from foreign ports.
according to a statement made public
Thursday at Ellis island by the depart
ment Of commerce and labor. There
were 1fe,s3I FIRST cabin, 1926 second
cabin and a449l7 steerage passengers.
OF these 1349ss cabin and 920,s43 steer
age passengers were aliens, making. the
total number Of immigrants arriving at
this port for the year t,055,s3l. Among
the cabin passengers there were 1880
citizens Of the United States. while -,
OLA Of the persons coming in by steer
ace were citizens Of this country. The
largest number came from Hamburg.
The Hamburg American line brought
over 1850, while the North German
Lloyd was second with 13s,i4o from
Bremen. Other ports Of enlbarkatiou in,
cluded London, Southampton, Glasgow,
Liverpool. Hayre, Libau, Rotterdam, Az
ores, santos, Antwerp, Copenhagen and
ports on The Mediterranean sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
RELIEF WORK UNDER WAY.
Now Giving Food to the Chinese suf-
ferers.

Shanghai, Jan. 5.--Famine relief work
has beer started with Using Kiang III,
Suchien, Yaowan and Su.Chon- FIJI al cen
tres, there being the greatest distress
and the largest refugee camps at these
points. In view OF the large sums avail.
able from the government and other
Chinese sources, foreign aid will shortly
ny thousand bags Of American flour have
been purchased and are now on their
way here. II has been decided not 70
give provisions away, but that they shall
be sold at the cheapest rates, except in
cases Of actual starvation Tho latest
reports from missionaries describe har.
rowing scenes Of misery ID the famine
stricken districts Hundreds q persons
are dying from hunger and cold
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
CARNEGIE GIVES s7so.OOo.
Provides Building for Pan-Anerican Blu
reau--Suit Already Provided For.

Washington, Jan. SILT was annqune-
cd here yesterday that Andrew Carnegie
has given $4,000 for the construction
Of a building to be used by the bureau
Of American Republics
Provision for the SITE already has been
made BY tile United States and the South
American republics,
Mr.. Carnegie was in conference yester-
day with Secretary Root, who is chair
man Of The board Of governors Of the
bureau. President Roosevelt already has
written his appreciation and acceptance
OF the donation,
Several years ago Congress appropri
ated 100000 as the share Of the United
states toward the site and between $685.,
600 and $4,000 already has been con-
tributed by the Southern and Central
American countries belonging TO the bu-
rcau.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
Eteanora puse Has Pneumonia.

Genoa, Jan. 81 Mime. Eleanor Duse,
Tie famous actress, IL critically ill Of
pneumonia. While hope for her re-
coFery is entertained by the physicians
III charge her friends are apprellensiFe.
Mime. Duse has not been in good health
for soDle time, and when she caught q
heavy cold recently il quickly develop
ed into pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
RUEF SILL FIeHrTNe TRIAL.
He Has a New Scheme Nov to Cause
Delay.

San Francisco, Jan. Sin the case
OF Mayor Eugene 2. Sclrnitz and Ahra.
ham Ruef, Indicted for extertion, the at +.
torney for Ruef Thursday attempted to
introduce in evidence stenoaraphic
transcript Of the empancIinent proceed
ings Of the grand Jury that returned
the indictments Assistant District At.
toFney Heney objected on the grounds
that the stenograpber Is brother OF
Supervisor Gallagher (aeting mayor at
the time the indictments were voted)
and the transcript might not be correct.
Heney insisted upon transcript BY tho
official stenographer Ruef's attorney
then declared he would prove Gallagher's
transcript to be correct. When the mo.
lion to set aside the indictments was
taken up, Grand Juror Mohr was re-.
called. He said that his Judgment had
not been biased by newspaper phblica
tons A number Of articles were read
to him concerning allegations Of graft.
Mohr admitted he had read them, but
maintained that he had not been inilu.
enced by them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
Floods Delaying York State Trains.

Utica. N. ", Jan. 5.--Constant rain
has raised the Mohawk river TO flood
stage and exceedingly high water pres
walls throughout the valley. Trains on
the New York Central railroad are de-
layed today because OF floor conditions.
and It Is said that all passenger trains
will be from one TO two hours late.
The water is still rising and more Sc
rious delay may be caused.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
WILL nor LEAVE STANFORD.
Jordan Refuses the Smithsonian Score
Taryship.

Stanford University, Cal, Dan. s. -
Concerning the report that he would be
the next secretary Of the Smithsonian
institute, President David Starr Jordan
Of Leland stanford Jr,. university, said
Thursday: "A have only to say this.
were such an otter made me, l should
refuse ii without debate. / have already
twice declined the position and ! refuse
to allow my name to be considered. Al
though it is the highest honor which
can be given man from scholarly
standpoint, The work Is not as large
and broad as mine here Besides, I do
not intend 70 desert Stanford in her
hour Of trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
BILL AIMED AT OIL rRusr.
Drafted to Meet Alleged Unfair Diacrim
nation II the Bay state.

Boston, Jan. 5.tA bill to prevent IN.
lair commercial discrimination ana com
petitions which is understood to be di-
teeted 9gainst the Standard Oil company,
WAS filed bE Representative Ggiswold Of
III The House yesterday
~ " said the measure was prompted
by evidence indicating that Standard Oil
retails its products IN Boston and other
places mhere il controls the trade at
from Il TO Is cents q gallon, while in
Springfield aud other parts Of the state,
where it II Si competition with an in
dependent company il SELLS the same OH
at 10 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
operalor caIIed il wreok Hearing.

Washington, D. G., Jan. 5-The third
day OF the coroner's inquest into the
fatal wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio at
Terra Gotta Sunday night began yester
day with the continuance Of the tcsti-
mony of Operator Dutrow, IN charge OF
the block station at Silver Spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
KuRoPATKINs BooK coMING.
COnfscated in Russia, 1t. viii Be Pub
Iished in Germany in April.

Hamburg, Jan. 5 Tie Meme Ham.
burger Zeit,vlg yesterday said that 1T
lad learned that General Kuropatkins
history d rlie russo japanese war, which
was confscated in Russia on December
IS. will be. published in Leipsig dur
ing the month Of April, and win consist
# four thick volume with many illus
srations and maps,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
Best, He &1th and Comfort 20 Mother ana
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medicine, IL timely used. Price 2Hc. o bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05
no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money il IL fails
10 cure. Il. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-05

Office win he exerted to prevent Thaw
from being benefited by any plea Of in-
sanity which viii enable him to obtain
his liberty.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
EaSton.
MILK PRODUCERS ORGANIZE

MILK PRODUCERS ORGANIZE.
 Quite an interesting and enthusiastic meeting of the Crescent Milk Produc- CTS Association was held at the Baptist hall. in Easton, on Saturday. August 31. The cost of producing milk was freely discussed and it was agreed by all that the price of milk should be ad- vanced to 5c per quart at the central point of delivery, which is the church in Easton. About 25 new members were added to the association A very able speech was made by Dr Knapp. Milk Inspector, of Bridgeport, on the sanitary production of milk. which was listened to with interest. The farmers are worked up to a point where there is something doing. The meeting ad- journed to Saturday, September Ii. A
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in Pierce Hollow and Miss Julia Gar
 rity of Roxbury the school at Tran
 sylvania.
 | Mrs C. G. Barnes and children and
 George Roswell visited friends in
 Bridgeport for few days. last week | David Condon. who works for the Diamond Match Go. at Southford. mov- | ed his family. last Monday. from Mrs F. E. Clemming' tenement house here to Mrs Lewis cottage at Southford The bridge just south of s. P. Halls blacksmith shop at South Britain was closed. Monday. while the selectmen were making thu necessary repairs on it..
 The many friends in this place are pained to hear of the critical illness of Dr Green at his home in Southbury.
 Miss Hall of West Hartland, who is teaching the school at Bennett's s Bridge. began her school duties rhere. last Monday. and is making her home wiht Mir and Mrs H. Monroe Post.
 Mrs John Flemming. Misses Nellie and Tessie Flemming. Mrs Franklin Bowers and son. Francis. Mrs Thomas Flemming and two children. John and Agnes have returned from a weeks stay at the shore at Pond Point Beach. Milford While there one day they en- tertained a party of 20 friends from Ansonia. New Haven and South Britain.
 J. H. Cassidy had the misfortune. last week. to lose one of his horses.
 D. w. Hubbell enjoyed a few days stay at the Advent Camp meeting at Plainville.
 Mir and Mrs John Wallace. who have been spending three weeks here with Mir and Mrs Frank Harrison. have re- turned to their home in West Haven.
 Abram Klein on Grassy Hill is mak- ing extensive ahtorations and improve ments about his place. He has built a new cellar under his house and is mak- ing improvements on the interior of his house. He has put new sills under his barn and has put the running water from his house to his barn. When the work is all completed he will have a very pleasant and convenient house
 A. N. Bronson and family spent a few days. last week. in Easton and Long Hill and Bridgeport with friends. |
 Master RaymondMilIer. who has been spending the summer here with Mir and Mrs James Flemming returned to | lis home in New Haven. last Monday.
 John Schielke of Little York had the
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

manure spreader for use on his farm, purchased of Charles A. Johnson of Quaker's Farms.
 w. w. Bliss of East Village has re- turned after 10 days stay with friends in Norwalk and vicinity.
 Mir and Mrs Roderick ocllbridge who has been living with Edward E. Johnson at East Village. have gone to White Hills to live in Hobart Huh- bells house.
 Charles White, Mir and Mrs Steele and Miss Fannie White of Seymour were guests. last Friday, of Mr and Mrs Myron Clark on Barn Hiil
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

misfortune to lose a good horse. last week
 Minor Fuller of Simsbury has taken a position with Charles F. Williams at his store and has moved his family into the upper part of Mir Williams house.
 Frapk Harrison is working at car pentering in Newtown for George A. Northrop-
 Mrs H. C. Sauires. who has been spending several weeks in Egypt. Me. with her daughter. Mrs Edna Springer. IS now with her daughter. Mrs Nellie Mcdonald. at Pine Tree Corner. for a few weeks stay
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

as it nestles at the very foot of the mighty mountains.
 But Denver has been noted also for the substantial character of it's indus tries and for the marvellous growth of it's commerce, as it has progressed from the frontier town of 35 or 40 years ago to it's present metropolitan position; the greatest railway center between the Missouri river and the Pa cifc coast.
 It has been said that Denver is built upon a foundation of gold,'' and true it is that the men who found gold in the hills built the first houses. But while the treasure stream has
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

 Colorado Con- test Ended. Comes Off Victorious Over Kansas in Fight for
 Water Rights. DENVER, THE BEAUTIFUL CAPT. TAIL CITY OF STATE. HoM Its Interest in Things Agricul- tura1 is Overtaking Its Inter-
 est in things Mineral A MAMMOTH RESERVOIR PROVID- ING STORED WATER FOR
 LATE IRRIGATION.

The writer rememb CTS to have heard a prominent wholesale merchant-one of Chicago's merchant princes=say 35 years ago, that if the Creator of the universe had turned Adam and Eve loose in North America and told them to find the Garden of Eden, they would have stopped content when they reach ed the site of the present city of Den yer.
 If this could be said of it by a vis- for in those early days of it's develop m lent, for it is not yet 50 years old what shall be said now as we direct our gaze at it's magnificent buildings, it's beautiful streets and it's palatial homes?
 To no city of our great land need Den yer yield the palm for the structural beauty of it's buildings, the charm of it's climate and the splendor of it's setting,
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
Southbury.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.

THE STREET AND VICINITY.
 Rev Mir Roberts from Hartford preached m the Congregational church. Sunday morning
 Edward Hinman and family from Brooklyn. N- Y-. are in town.
 Miss Eleanor Nutting. Anna E1 and Marguerite Leach are bosu at Mrs William Malane's.
 George Shelton is having built on to his house.
 Clifford Matthews from wats3SI was home over Sunday
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into the Elizabeth Wakeman place.
 William Smith went to Derby to spend Sunday.
 J. L. Pratt, Sr.. is spending some time with out of town relatives and friends.
 Mrs Lucie King has returned home after a lengthy absence.
 Misses Alice Nichols and Charlotte Bradley are spending a few days at Rye Beach and Brooklyn.
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lage and Miss Bernice Booth, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs E. A. Booth of Sandy Hook, were united in marriage, Rev Dr Arthur J. Smith of Danbury officiating. Miss Nellie Osborne and George Shelton stood up with the we'd ding party during the ceremony. Mir and Mrs Johnson went at once to Mir Johnson's s home at East Village. The best wishes of a large number of friends go with them as they begin life in their new home
 Rev Dr Arthur Smith and family. who have been spending their vacation with MT and Mrs John w. Waterbury at East Village, have returned to their home in Danbury.
 Misses Grace and Alice .fordon and Miss Edna Mccarthy of Yonkers, N Y., and Mrs Charles Logan ofsBridge- port are enjoying few. weeks stay with MT and Mrs George A. Sherwood at East Village.
 Miss Caroline Clark of East Village has returned from a weeks stay in Ridgefeld with her uncle, Fred Brown son.
 Mrs William Clark of East Village is quite poorly.
 Mrs B. H. Williams and children of Bridgeport were guests, last week, of Mrs Williams parents, MT and Mrs w. w. Bliss, at East Village.
 Mrs B. w. Wilson of Graham, N. Y., is spending few weeks here the guest of MT and Mrs George Farrar.
 John w. Waterbury has new Kemp