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Died.

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% be b held ana az s an src FS as s
$50 ST. on Saturday morning october 49, at II O'Clock
HELLMUND-On October Is Alice Ida beloved wife OF
Frank Henry Heilmund Frederic Dietz beloved OF
fm hr late Tsene H6 HnsI1 s 6Soa RS9y Place Bpoos @
lyn- Interment In Eversreens Cemetery,
beloved wife Of uEieh j. HubeTy Of 10 2Oi Lincoln
Place. Brooklyn
JAMES
American Brass Company. held in New York on Thurs
as I3R O the following resolutions were
Whereas, Daniel Willis James. former Director
day of September. 1901 removed by death from the
w Whereas The members Of this Board desire to place
tio1ats rsS.rS ia an yrSiS - oi t oIo Ss .
held by them; therefore. be it
who. from inception, taken deep interest in
t GoP1ry f az ts 9rganizati3n and continuing therein
brought It's deliberations mature Judgment and
in large measure TO it's advancement and prosperity.
titled with the Industry in which we are engaged ana
was one Of the pioneers In its history to whose
ntesence and perseverance its successful develop
The many enterprises and corporations with which
he bear witness by their Success to the
Having under avorng Providence attained to an age
Considerably exceeding the ordinary Of human fe
legacy those follow him a record Of achievs-
pes in the hshsst and a best 0as wnieh eAs
Dnigent in business. 10
OF broad and intelligent philanthropy pursuit
Of those things that tend the uplifting ana ameIiOra
OF dignihed presence and commanding personality.
he was genial and kindly, impelling affection and in
spring confidence. and the nobility his character
shed oenehcent influence upon those with whom he
We shall cherish his memory. and the remembrance
OF his virtues and the inspiration OF his example will
remain as stimulus to others in the pursuit OF high
ideals and worthy achievement.
Resolved That these resolutions be spread upon
records OF the company and copy thereof be
the family of the deceased
CHARLES 2. BROOKER. Prss't.
GORDON W BURNHAM. Seey-
LOw-On October IL 1897 at his late residence No 10
west od St New York city c Adolphe Low In the eoth
Of his Funeral services from Grace Church
Broadway and 10th Friday October rs. II 80
a tnterment private California pagers please
copy.
PARKER-On Wednesday. October I6 1907. at her Ists
Parker the s5th year Of her age funeral services
will be held St Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church, 12Ith and 5h ave, Friday october 1s
o. m. and friends invited to attsnd.
Interment Trinity Cemetery
REIGHLET-At the Presbyterian Hospital on THURSDAY
HeIrv ". anc NOorhs Reichey. Funeral services
Will be held Andrews Church. Fifth ant
127th St. Saturday October 49, at 1 o'clock.
RITCH-SuddenIy. Stamford. Conn. October 16.
Thomas c. Ritch. aged "a Funeral services will be
held, the PRESBYTERIAN Church. Stamford. Conn, on
Saturday. October TO- 1907 a 3;15 D. Carriages
awaiting arrival Of lac and 2O1 trains from New
York City.
SURBAM-At Morrstovn. y. J.. wednesday. Octo-
her 18 S. Surdam Funeral services Thursday. az
s .. m, his late residence No. 13 Mount KenIbls
Interment Cdndcr. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
QUAD PLAN WITHDR4UN,
Princeton Board ReCOnSiders ActiOn
for the Present.
[Pv Telegrsrh % The Tribune. J

Princeton. N. J., Oct. 17.-President Wilson's
plan for residential quads at Princeton Uni
versity has. for the time being at least. been
withdrawn The board of trustees met to-day.
and, deeming it wise TO reconsider the action
which It took last June on the recommendation
of the committee the social coordination Of
the university. requested DR.. WilsoQ TO with
draw the plan.
The board fully recognizes that the presidents
own convictions have not changed. and have no
wish to hinder him in any way in his purpose to
convince the board and Princeton men gem
orally that this plan is the real solution of the
problem.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

BORING-Iouse younger daughter OF William AIcphron
and Florence Kmball Boring Wednesday night.
p. Friday. October is. at No IT, East list st.
BREITNER-on October 10. Arthur c. BreItner, "a
years residence No 75l DeFlalb Brooklyn.
at Lutheran Cemetery Friday at 10 a. m.
BUCKNER-At Martaer's Rock. Point. N. V.
September . 1907, aged about ST. Willis Buckner
DF iE the FAMILY OF II W. warner and his daushtsTs
a slave, he was set to work in the trenches
Sheridan's advance served under him until the
over and then came North In three months
most eicient happy life winning the good viii OF
all the neighborhood II will let the children so
them''-that was always the word. He for years
a teacher in white Sunday school managing boys
''He lent me money when I trouble" He did
good turn'-so the words OF kindness and sorrow
come to His last long painful illness
borne in heroic accomplishing silence Washington
ID. c. papers please copy.
CoDET-suddenIy. on saturday October IL. 1907 at
bridgeport Conn. W. Codet. in his 55th year
Ivn Mrs p. II. Coyle. Funeral from the Church OF
the Holy Rosary october Is 10 a. m. Interment at
Calvary
DENIsON-At Newark y. J.. on Wednesday. October I6
No $50 Bellevile ave- Newark on Friday. october Is
1907 at 3 D. m Relatives and friends are invited to
attend Interment In Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
pooRIY-On Tuesday. October Is. 1907. Michael X.
beloved husband the late Annie G. Doorly Funeral
brooklyn, Friday. October Is at a m solemn
requiem mass at 81 Palriess ChuTSn; Nloughoy and
FsCFEIMAN-At Ridgewood. n j.. Howard N EscheI-
man on Wednesday morning. October 16 1907 Services
at his fathers residence. No "A Maple ave, Sat
urday at 230 p. Reading Penn) papers please
GoRREIL--on wednesday. October 16. Harry C Cor
rei Funeral services the residence OF his brother
srsninr at O'Clock. Friends are invited Interment
A convenience OF the family.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
ENGLISH BALLET AT THE NEW YORK

1t was announced last night that advanced
vaudeville had captured the English ballets at the
AlhambTa and the Empire theatres the next In
ternatonal feature at the New York Theatre. the
permanent home of advanced" vaudeville in New
York 1t is the purpose Of the maIN gers OF this
form Of entertainment TO have here permanent
ballet modelled after the English one.
The first exhibition will be an alegorical picture
depicting the rise of the American Republic The
English ballet will be headed by Mile. Kate Laner.
In addition this feature, the managers have en-
gagged Lavator Lee, the clown at the London
Hippodrome TO be a permanent feature Of the en-
tertainment at the New York Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oicial Record and Forecast.-Washington, Oct. IL
The temperatures fallen degrees or moro in the
upper Missouri Valley extreme Northwest during
the last twentyfour hours due development and
rapid movement of On nf high pressure that
region The high has been attended by pre-
cpitation Of any character and fair weather has pre-
vailed In all other portions of the except Texas
Louisiana, where light has fallen In Eastern
districts the temperature has risen indi-
Friday and Saturday 10 in
parts Of the in southern plateau
where rain IS probable II decidedly
lower Mssouri and upper Mississippi valleys and
region Friday and colder Saturday in the lower
Mississippi Valley. Tennessee the northern portion OF
the Middle Atlantic and New England
The winds along the England and middle Atlantic
coasts will be fresh southwest, shifting TO northwest:
along the northeast along the
Gulf Coast fresh northeast: along the Cult
Hight % northeast: lower fresh
and probably brisk northwest and upper lakes
fresh to brisk northwest
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
PEABODY MUSEUM FOSSILS DAMAGED.
LRy TeIegraph % The Trlhun.

New Haven, Oct 17-Some of the most valuable
fossils brought to the Peabody Museum by the
late Professor Othniel c. Marsh were seriously
damaged recently by the falling of plaster from
the ceiling of the in which they stored.
Tho collection was of the most valuable in the
country and consisted largely by prehistoric man.
moths Many of the specimens cannot be dup-
Gated and accurate estimate of the loss can
be stated DR.. Charles Schuchert. curator of the
museum thinks that nearly all of the broken fos-
sils can be patched together.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
POET HoNoRED BY ROOSEVELT DEAD

Charlotte y. c.. Oct. 17.-John Charles Mcneil:
poet and raconteur, died to-day at his home IN
Scotland County. aged thirty-three years He was
a graduate Of Wakeforest College and for some
time professor Of English in Mercer University
In 1905 President Roosevelt personally presented
him with the Patterson Memorial Cup for the most
gifted work OF the year.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
TALKING oIsTuRBs WILLIAM COLLIER

CBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune)
Newport II. l.. oct. 17.-Taking the part of
several young people. including Miss Gladys Van
derbnt and Count Szechenyi. at the Newport Opera
House tonight during a performance OF Caught
in the Rain caused William Collier interrupt
the play and protest. After this the box party
quieter. The young people were the guests of Mrs.
Charles H. Baldwin at dinner early in the evening
going TO the theatre afterward
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
ADMIRAL sELFRIDeE TO MARRY.

Boston, Oct. I2-Rear Admiral Thomas o. Self
ridge. /. $. n. (retired). member of a prominent
massachusetts family, a native OF Roxbury and
formerly cOmmandant at the CharlestOwn Navy
Yard. viii marry in this city next Tuesday Miss
Gertrude Wilds.
The bridegroom to be is seventy-two years old
and Miss Wds is about sixty-fve. She is well
known in Newport and Norfolk. Va. where she
owns a considerable amount OF valuable property.
Five handsome houses in Jamestown and Newport,
r L. are part OF her estate.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
MISS MARIE LLOYD WELL AGAIN.

Miss Marie Lloyd. the English music hall singer
who taken Ill Tuesday afternoon in the
course of her performance at the Colonial Theatre
has recovered. She appeared there last night and
received rousnG welcome Her physician who
accompanied her, said she would be able to
tinue for the rest of her engagement az this place
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
ROYALTY TO BACK CUP CHALLENGE
Son of Swedens Crown Prince to Aid Fnan-
cially in Building Yacht.

Stockholm. oct 17.-WiIliam OLSON. one Of
the promoters of the idea of challenge from
Sweden for the Americas Cup, was summoned
10 the palace to-day by Prince Gustave Adolph,
son of the Crown Prince of Sweden. to confer
regarding the proposed challenge 1t is said
that the prince promised Mr.. Olsson a large
cYhSCriDtiOu.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
NEW 1HEATRe MoRTeAeED FOR s46O,OOO.

Among the mortgages recorded yesterday was
oo for s225 600 obtained by the Stuyvesant Theatre
orDpe,,, m the Stuyvesant Theatre. In 4ith street
iust west Of Sixth avenue. from Margaret j. p
Graves The same company also placed on file a
second mortgage Of $l35.OO for five years at per
cent on the same property The second mortgage
,s held by Isidor Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
SLOANE BUYS HOUSE FOR DAUGHTER

Henry r. Sloane has bought through Davis 4
Robinson, No 1l3 East list street a modern six
story English basement dwelling house on a plot
20 by 1GO feet. from the estate of Dr. Richard
Derby.
According TO report last night. Mr.. Sloane in
tends to present the house as gift to Mrs. Will
lam Earl Dodge. his daughter. The house is as
sessed at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
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Hgnest temperature yesterday. 90 desrees lowest
degrees degrees; corresponding
year So degrees; average for corresponding
date last thirty three years 30 degrees.
LccaI ForecastFair today. Saturday fair and colder;
lresh southwest winds. shifting to northwest
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ir eldest Brigadier General Robert L Meade
L. S Marine Corps Cetred) to Amy. dauga.4r OF r.
Carver. Esq. OF Roxbury Mass.
-REINTIART-On Thursday, October II,
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Stouteub thorough Terrlberry Emile Renhart.
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and Eastern York. fair to-day colder northern
norons: Saturday colder southwest winds
shifting TO northwest
T-or Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey Delaware
fair to-day and Saturday colder Friday night satur
~ tho District Of Columbia Maryland fair to
dav and saturday colder saturday light winds be
coming northwest.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
,s-,I,, cloudv probably colder
lakes saturday colder; fresh southwest winds
shifting brisk northwest
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Once 20 East 23d St, New York City.
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Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes
enueature for the last twenty comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07
ASIATlCS ENSLAvED.
Zap ard Korean Coolies Kept In serv-
isusie By Contractors.

Zap ard Korean Coolies Kept In serv-
ftude BY Contractors.
The Japanese and Korean coolies be.
fore they land at the Honolulu half
way house en- route TO the United
States present very different appear
ance from that which they make after
they have passed through the hands Of
the willy contractors agents at the
Hawaiian port. The coolies leaving
Japan ana Korea under contract To
work In this country say farewell to
their natiTellan attIred for the most
part in their native costumes.
1t II d part of the agreement which
they enter into with the contractors
that they will be provided with suit
able American clothing and given In
structions as to the proper manner 70
wear the same hy the contractors az
Honolulu. The bills for this clothing
outfit are I'll most cases charged up
against them, and they land at San
Francisco owing considerable sun
Of money to the contractors for the
clothing and money advanced, which
sum is to be gradually repaid out Of
their wages.
0penwork socks, fancy walstcoats,
gaudy neckwear, patent leather ties
and other expensive and superfluous
articles Of apparel are forced upon the
ignorant coolies by The scheming con.
tractors. who make large profit on
all of the articles sold. AS a result Of
this system the cody Is so heavily ia
debt 10 the contractor for clothing.
board money advanced. steamer and
railrond fare. thar ali he Is able 70 exc
out In the United States Il bare ex-
istence. His condition Is eften one OF
virtual slavery. When bis debt TO tho
labor contractor Il repaid, he Is free
man and can work wherever be chooses,
hut the contractors see to It that as
long as they need the cody they keep
him in debt. Should the Japanese
cody violate his contract be must
reckon with the japanese Association
Of America. which has agencies every
where IN the United States and all the
power Of a labor union 10 enforce a
boycott and punish any japanese who
violates a contract with an immigra-
ton company. San francisco Chron-
fcip
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07
BRONCHIAL COUGHS
Breathe Hyomei's Healing Air and All
Irritation VIA Be Quickly Cured


The most irritating and annoying form
of cough Il that termed bronchial, Pee
pie subject To bronchial troubles when
ever there i a change Ill the weather
Ur they are exposed To draft Will
catch bronchial cough, which Il very
disagreeabie Initiating and annoying.
Bronchial troubles cannot be cured hy
stomach dosing The fnedicated air Of
Hy-o-lnei i tile only treatment that
reaches the affected parts and gives re-
lief and cue 1t destroys all the dis
ease germs that are present in tile nose,
throat and lungs, so1thes and relieves
the irritated mucous membrane in all
parts 81 the bronchial tubes and quickly
oyercomes the irritation.
Bronchitis is really an inflammation
of the mucous membrane lining the air
passages and II purely 4 local disease,
40 that il needs 4 local treatment like
that afforded w Hy-0nci.
Ii there il any doubt in your mind
as to the power of Hy-ome To eute
bronchial troubles % that tile system
win resist coughs and colds, the UNI
usual way IN which il Il sold by Riekert
a Wells should dispe that doubt. They
agree To refund the money 81 any pur-
chaser al Hy-omei who Is not perfectly
satisfied with the results following the
use of THE remedy, They take all the
risk and ii the remedy does not help
Won it does not cost penny. while il it
cures, the expense il nominal for e
complete Hy-o-nei outfit il sold at only
III M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07
nIahon 60 q chIIa GO.

a union Of an forces opposing child
labor was advocated by Bishop Henry
G. Potter at a meeting recently held In
the Hudson tbeater, New York, 70 plan
an antlehiId labor leagHe.
Bishop Potter asserted in an address
TO the representatives OF organized la
Dor and other persons present that one
OF the greatest abuses Of the age was
child labor; that the great fault with
existing social conditions in the Unit
ed States was that no provision for
the protection OF the weak and helpless
existed.
The bishop declared himself very
thankful that a uniacatlon Of sentl-
ment against child labor was being ag-
itated and urged organized labor to be
particularly active in bringing about
such uracation an over the country.
IL union OF forces against child labor
was consummated. said the bishop, It
would not be long before It would be
sustained BY public sentiment and
prove a great success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07
Eiaht Hours il Old Missouri.


In old Missouri they have adopted
the rule always demanded by the Or
der OF Railway photographers. a mere
labor union, In connection with men IN
the railroad service who have the han
ding Of trains. No member OF the
railroad telegraphers who handled
trains would work more than eight
hours IN any one day The Missouri
state legislature has just passed a law
making Il compulsory for railroads to
put an telegraphers who have anything
10 do with the running Of trains ON the
eight hour schedule that IS to say,
three shifts IN the twenty-four hour
day Little ~ little AID one by one
the demands pf organized labor for the
protection o. TIE public are being
grated into the laws or the land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07

SEED POTATOES FOR SALE Golden Rus.
set Potatoes az coo per bushel. Great yielders
Of smooth fine quality potatoes, scab proof
and practically rOt-pfooT. Green Mountains at
55c. Clarence J. 10 Page, T. +. y. 30. p Tele-
phone 1912. sStf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07
10 REM.

10 RE& I--SeYen gaaan feneANesiA nh Batch-
nAllqine a5tE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07
FOR SALE.

The several heirs 50 the Eastman block in
vFdnF ia settle the estate, have decided to sell
the block and have placed it with me for sale
Tie location is as coed Az any ia the city
The size Of the building II q by 81 feet. three
stories high. TWO large stores GA the first Door
with good cellars Above are Offices and tene-
InentS. 1t IA thoroughly built block {brlGkl
with good foundation, finished throughout ID
hardwood and with lnodern improvements. 1t
Is assessed Tor SIS 00. Insured for 900 and
fengs for Ss0t0 Will net ahont eight per cent
on the investment. Inquire at The b. Cats
ReAl Estate Agency Rooms II and = Bolster
Block, BaTre,vF ssss1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-07

A very rem lrkabie labor organization
Is the United Hatters' Union OF Amer
lea. It dates Its permanency from the
time Of adopting the per cent dues
yn each mem5ers earnings Two per
cent goes to the International union.
and per cent is retained IN the local
treasury There are 1900 members,
and each member must make at least
SIS per day. while some make as high
as 81 ana So, which IS on piecework.
In the last twentyone years 100000
900 union Labels have been used, and
in the past year nearly 3o,009,000 hats
were turned ont by union hatters.