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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
CITY COUNCIL REBUKES
THE DISCOURTEOUS ACT

that the association would have many
valuable papers to care for durins
the next few months and would be
pleased II allowed to use the safe.
Referred to the fire and police board
Want Sidewalk.
a petition was received from c.
W. Hutton and other property own
ers on Ouray avenue. between Eigh-
IN and Ninth streets, asking that a
concrete sidewalk be ordered laid at
once on the south side Of Ouray be
tween Eighth and Ninth streets Re
terred TO the street and alley commit
tee.
DIR. Hebert Denied Raise
The finance committee composed
of Aldermen Hertz. Plank and Drew
reported unfavorably on the petit
ton of City Physician Hebert asking
that changes be made In the ordln-
ance regulating the salary and fees
Of the city physician so that this Of
fetal be better paid. The report of
the committee was unanimously ac-
cepted by the council
Pipe Is Ordered
Chairman Davies OF the water and
sewer committee reported that two
car loads of pipe to be used in max
ing the outlined improvements to the
and would be here In good time. Mr.
Davies statement that the pipe would
be used to the very best advantage
and more or less reconstruction work
would be done.
SquabbIe Over Light.
The petition of the property owners
for an electric arc light on South
Fourth street, near the railroad cross
ing was brought up and caused some
spirited discussion. Chairman Dav-
les of the committee on lights declar-
ed that the light company was not
anxious to put in any additional street
lights owing to the fact that their
contract with the city expires in a
few years. Evidently the light com
pany thinks II would be too eNpen-
sive to put in the lights now unless
new contract is entered into.
Can BE Forced.
Mayor Wentworth remarked thar
the company could be forced to put
in the lights If the city saw fit for 1t
was agreed In their contract that they
would do so.
Mr.. Davies stated that the company
was anxious to enter upon new con-
tract and that II new contract was
entered into the company would be
able to furnish the city 25per cent
more ilghts than II mas now, Tor prac-
tically the same cost, or In other
words the city would have so arc
lights for just what co arc lights
are costing now. Alderman Davies
further contended that the right of
way for the light on South Fourth
street is not available.
Smith Butts In.
Here n. N. Smith, spectator in
terested In getting the light as he
owns some houses on that street in
terrupted Mr. Davies and declared
that there was such right of way.
This brought up a pretty hot discus
sion. Alderman Matthews remarked
that N. N, Smith had said that there
''Is all kinds of money in the light
funds to put in that arc light" Alder
man Matthews wanted to be shown.
The city clerk proved in moment
t,lit the appropriation for lights
would be overdrawn before the end OF
the year Alderman Matthews de-
clared if there was not sufficient
money available that the petition
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
WILL OPERATE
THEIR OWN WIRE
CBy Associated Press y

Chicago, III. June, 26.-The Chi
cago Board of Trade Will not stant
for a tie up Of reports to the grair
trade in the event Of general tele
graphers stike In this city.
An independent line will be inaugu
rated and operated by the Board oi
Trade If the strike comes.
Two thousand telegraph operators
in the city are waiting for the order
to go out and the Western Union Tel
egraph and Postal Telegraph people
are organizing strike breakers to take
the place of the regular operators
If the latter go OUT
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is TO
OWN BIC
ROAD
(Ry Associated Press.N

Washington, June 26.-Thc Stand
ard oil company, will within two
years, own an operate II great trans
continental line of railway.
The road will start from the At
lantic tidewater at New Port News,
Va, aud extend clear across the con-
tinent by the way of Chicago, to Sc-
attic and other Pacific coast cities.
The road will be the most powerful
and influential passenger and freight
transportation line In America.
This announcement is made on very
reliable. nuthor'ty.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

without gIasses-and the price on
this lot Is one-half the former price
SPLENDID QUALITY HUCk
towcls-ENtra heavy grade, worth
12tac for x t-3c or three for d
quarter. -.....
BIEACHED TABLE Linens
width is ~ inches. patterns are
lovely easily worth 75c a yard,
now SOC yard.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF
Half bleached, all pure linen hand
embroidered handkerchlefs' iOc.
LADIES' FINE COTTON HAND
kerchiefs- for &c.
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city. He also made requisition for a
number of supplies for the fire de-
partment. Referred to the fire and
police board.
Y. NJ. @. A. Wants Safe
A communication was received
from the board of trustees of the Y.
NJ c. A. of this city asking for the
use of the big iron safe, belonging to
the city, now located at the fire house.
until the Y. NJ. c. a. building IS com
pleted and vault placed In the build
ing. The communication set forth
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

In honor of her daughter, Eliza
beth. who two weeks ago this even
ing became the bride of Werner b..
Lee did Mrs Ramey extend invita-
tious TO some one hundred and fifty
ladies of the city for this reception.
Only a few regrets were received
for nearly the full number of invited
guests were in attendance.
The rooms on the lower floor of the
Ramey home were charmingly de-
corated for the happy occasion.
White and pink were the prevailing
colors with red adding rich touches
here and there to the decorations.
Roses and carnations I'm great
abundance and of the rarest beauty,
were employed in the decorative ar
rangements. The decorations have
rarely been excelled in the city. the
rooms setting forth scenes of loyli-
ness hard to describe.
The hours of the reception were
from $50 until 3:3O o'clock for half
of the guests and from $3.50 to 1880
for the other guests.
Miss Margaret Forsyth, the pretty
little daughter of Rev. and Mrs. d,
d. Forsyth, gracefully admitted the
guests as they arrived at the door.
Mrs. Forsyth and Mrs. Frank l.
Lee. welcomed the guests in the hall
In the receiving party in the first
parlor were Mrs. T. s. Ramey, her
daughter. Mrs Venrner B. Lee; Mrs
James H. Lee and Mrs. William r
Dudley. o..
Mrs. S. r. Vols Misses Leona and
Irene Vols and Miss DOttle Smith as
sisted in serving at the tables in the
dining room.
Miss Sanders at the piano render
ed sweet music all during the recep'
tlon hours.
Mrs. Walter Walker presided al
the punch bowl which was cummings
placed in a floral nook She was as
sisted by Misses Pearl Shores anc
| Pearl Osborn.
The luncheon tables were resplen
dant i'm their arrangement, The ment
/ was faultless. The Ices and mint
were done in pink and white.
/ There were numerous other deligh
/ full features connected with the pret
] ty reception.
Many Of the guests took occasion
to offer congratulations and bes
wishes to the young bride, Mrs. Yer
ner b Lee, to meet whom the guest
to this handsome function were bid
den.
Mrs Ramey Is a splendid hostes
and the reception was one OF tn
summers social successes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
Utternnces denounced

Butte, Mont, June 26.-By action
taken in Butte the Miners Union dele
gate, Bocher, who attacked the Amert-
can flag in the convention of the
Western Federation of Miners in Den
yer, is recalled and his utterances re
pudiated.
Delegate Lowney is instructed to
cast Bocher's vote during the remain
der of the convention.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

There was busy and interesting
lengthy session Of the Grand Junction
CITY council last evening. Mayor
Wentworth and all the aldermen save
Matt H. Flynn we're in attendance,
Rogers Makes Request
A communication was received
from Fire Chief Rogers asking the
council to force the property owners
between First and Seventh streets on
Colorado and Ute avenues to build
ash troughs in the rear of their prop
erty for the better protection of the
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
VEST MAKERS
ON A STRIKE
CBy Associated Press. }

New York City, June 2G.-Four
thousand vest makers employed IN
nearly 800 East side sweat shops VIII
go out on a strike asking for wage
Increases amounting to from IL 10
1G per cent. Half of the strikers will
be women.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

trial at Boise yesterday with being
responsible for the Independence de
pot explosion in which fourteen men
We're killed and number of others
injured, is i'm Denver
Iie would not discuss the charges
made by Darrow nor would he say
whether he would go to Boise to
Testify
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
SHIRE is A
FREE MAN
rRr Assoeinted Press.l

Denver, June 2G.-V. A. Shire, who
two months ago privately confessed
to the murder of Morris Caplan, a
Denver merchant In February of last
year was found to be sane by a jury
I'm the county court yesterday and
was Immediately released from Gus
tody.
Shire denies that he ever confessed
to the murder and he walks the
streets a free man.
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WHITE TABLE CI 9th IN PAT
terms our regular 75c grade z
vard uatterus, row i5c and our
regula. $50 grade. ~ yard pat
terms row 55c the pattern.
MEMS TWO TIECE SUITS-We
cul out from cur stock about ~
mems two-piece suits and make
The r-lca just one half the former
price. -.-
BON1S SUITS-About thirty boy $
suits are now one-half the former
prlce-you know the Fair store
way of making prices, in clear.
plain figures that anyone may read
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
Mnhnncy Womb Hrenk

Denver, June 26.-Acting Presi-
dent Mahoney today concluded his
reputation of the charges against
him in the Western Federation of
Miners convention
He advocated the breaking away
from the Industrial workers of the
World If the two warning factions in
the organization could not get to-
gether
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

SILVER BLEACHED TABLE
linens German manufacture, eN-
ira heavy. cheap at sl.OO yard.
now zoe yard.
FINE EMBROIDERIIiS-
and ends OF 15c. zoe. and 25c. EN-
broideries, now Zoe.
MISSES WOOL SkIRTS-Our
stock Of misses fine wool skirts.
regular price $3.50, to 1915. now
St.O5.
MEMS FINE BLACK SUITS
About two dozen Of them. our reg
ular SI2.50 black worsted grade.
now SO while they last.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
He Won't Talk

Denver, June 2G.-K. c. Sterling,
formerly chief of detectives for the
Cripple Creek Mine Owners associa-
ton who has been charged by Attor-
ney Clarence Darrow in the Haywood
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
RAISE PRICE
ON THE RAILS
CBy Associated Press. }

New York city, June 1G.-The
Herald says today that the Lakawan-
ma Steel Company has demanded OF
the Pennsylvania railroad price
greater than $500 per rail for the
great consignment of steel rails to be
delivered to the road next spring. The
same demand will be made on other
roads.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
BOMBS THROWN
AND MANY
DEAD
fRy Associated Press.)

y Tinis, Trans Caucassia Rus .
a sia, June 26.-Mauy persons i
K were killed and others injured, .
X and doors were shattered over .
x large area today when ten 4
X bombs thrown into Erivan .
x square. exploded with terrific .
* force, The square was throng- .
4 ed with people.
4 Police are preventing all ap-
4 proaches to the scene of the !
\ outrage.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
RACE WAS
IN DENVER
lRr Associnted Press. }

Denver June 2G.-There was
clash between the white men and the
negroes employed at Overland park
this morning and as result James
Higgin was fatally stabbed, He is Il
white steeple chase jockey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

This sale is one Fair that makes June
day RARE DAYS
been splendid and appreciate the
patronage which customers have favored
and las grand business of the first six months of
The year we many the prices irresistbly little
before. =, , , a.,
We have space only few Of the prices but the
st,ra 10 aIled from with bargains
housefurniBhng department for Instance. Here
r numberess pieces exquisite imported china that are
worth more double the price at which they are now on
the mention of them In detail
sq part not to spend much time
an tHe FAIR during the remaining days of June
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
A BIG FIRE

Norfolk. June 26.-One
whole block of the Pine Beach
section Immediately adjoining
the jamestown Exposition
grounds. was swept by fire to-
day. The area burned includ-
ing the Arcade, Berkley, Po-
whattan and Carolina hotels
and outside Inn. Loss is esti-
mated at 100000, partly insur-
ed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
THE RANrEY RECEPTION
Nearly 100 Ladies Entertained Thi,
Afternoon In Honor of
June Bride.

No more brilliant or hand
somely appointed recep-
tiol has been given in the city
during the present year than
the reception given this after
noon at the pretty home of
Mrs. r. S. Ramey on North
Fifth street. 1t was a June
social function of much lovli-
ness and sincere pleasure.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
A HOLDUP
an Associnted Press. J

Denver, June 26.-S. W. Beachman
gardner, had a fierce fight with two
hold ups last night and was perhaps
fatally injured
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

If you want the best wagon on the h
market buy a Winona, sold mere Dy
Harry l.. Hiatt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

DR.. e. NJ. Messenger. of Salmon, Ida
no. is a visitor in the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26
WINS DERBY
CBy Associated PressO

(By Associated Press.l
Dublin. June 26.-Richafd I
Crocker's Orby, winner Of the (
English Derby, won the Irish Z;
Derby today. !
Seven horses ran. I
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

w. p. Dale of Delta is in town.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-26

we might interest you in tents.Fred
Mantey.
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! CONTINUED on Page Flve)
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Is in full swing from today and contin-
ues until July 3, unless the goods are
:: :: earlier sold out :: ::
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
AMUSEMENT NOTES

la Barre Bros Ministries which open.
ed at the Academy Of Music last even
ing were greeted by large audience,
and the performance was thoroughly en-
joyed.
lie barre Bros troupe Is not a very
large one and does not rely on elaborate
staging for is effects, but II does on
a trst class article OF clean, refined min
slrelsv.
The performance opened with the us.
ual circle which was unusual In Ia
quality The songs, some Of which were
new were well rendered and toe four
endmen kept the audience In laughter.
The Jokes were well told and were 70.
freshlngly free from suegestIseness or
vulgarity.
In the olIo the first number Tommy
Hayes. bone soloist took the house BY
storm, with one Of the neatest Of is
kind ever seen mere. George Fosters
singing and dancing comedian furnlshed
much amusement. coderi and Mack song
and dance duo dld some exceptionally
good wooden shoe dancing Joe SindIg
sang charaeted songs well and Carena
and Dalmia showed much ability as club
swinger and hoop jugglers.
But probably the most artistic acs
on the programme was that Of Platte,
billed as "Tne Violet Giri'-Pialte u
not girl. but he kept tho audience
guessing and proved a very clever, female
impersonation turn.
There viii be matinee this after.
noon and the closing performance win
be given tonight.-Halifax Chronicle.
AT tho barre opera house Saturday
evening, November 10th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
ONLY ONE
The Reeord IN Baus Is UnIque One,

The Record IN Barre Is Unique One
II The reader has bad hack or any
kidney III and Is hooking for relief and
cure, better depend on the only remedy
endorsed By people you know. Doan's
kidney Pills relieve qulckly-eure per
manently. HARE citizens testify to this
Here Is ease Of Il
q. A. Churchill, contractor and build.
er, OF % Merchant street, Barre, VI,
saysi Il recommend Deans Kidney
Pills, which | got from Il. A. Drown,
druggist, through our HARE newspapers
in statement given eight years ago.
used them AZ that time and was 50
greatly benefited that | Kept on taking
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complaint and weakness of the back and
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pleasure 10 recommend this valuable
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relieved me Of my pain and suffering,
| have on several occasions used Deans
Kidney Pills since then and always with
the same good results. They are Ger.
talnly worthy Of endorsement and have
advised many friends and aequaintanecs
to use them"
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50
cents. Foster Milhurn Co., Buffalo. New
York, solo agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and take
no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
CHELSEA.

Mrs w T. Townsend and Mrs. Charles
Bixby visited friends in Barre city the
FIRST of the week.
Judge G. II. Bigelow Of BrooSield,
travelling representative of Peck Clark
& Co, Of Brookneld, manufacturers of
horse rakes. cant hooks. forks, etc, was
in town on business Monday as were
also the following: Prosper Alger of
Strafford, G. 4. Spear Of West Corinth,
Mrs. A. p. Cook and daughter, Mrs, G.
r. Bailey, Of CoolSville, Henry G. and
Curtis Fl. Kibbee Of Brookfeld and
George P. Bragg Of West Fairlee.
Stanley G. Wilson and w. tt. Sprague
were in Thetford Center Tuesday to at
tend hearing Of State vs. w. j. Bean
OF Boston Tor assault aud battery. AFR
Wilson was the respondents counsel and
Mr.. Sprague was witness in the case
The hearing was before Justice George
$. Worcester and States Attorney NJ
N. Wilson was the prosecuting officer
The respondent was bound over to coun.
~ court and bail fixed at 5000. which he
furnished and returned to Boston. Mr..
Bean IS a travelling salesman and for
mer resident of Randolph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
MACHINERY TURNS OUT
10000 IN GOLD HOURLY
Philadelphia Mint to Coin $4,000, 900
in Double Eagles, Also $4,000
in Silver, to Relieve the
Stringency.

Philadelphia, Nov. l3.-The United
States mint in this city yesterday de.
liyered $1,000 in gold double eagles to
the sub.treasurer in this city. IL il
stated that within the next three months
the mint will coin s52,0o0OOO in double
eagles.
This enormous amount Of gold will
be distributed among the sub-treasuries
in various parts OF the country in order
TO relieve the money stringency. Many
Of the mint employees are working over
time.
New machinery has recently been in
stalled in this mint, and its efficiency
was demonstrated in the operation Of
the "split collar" device for putting
stars on the edge Of the newly designed
double eagles. There are 40 stars on
the edge Of each piece because OF the
approaching advent Of the new state Of
Oklahoma in tn union
The machinery at the mint IS capable
Of grinding out 1000 Of these pieces in
an hour.
As soon as sl500O0 in half-dollar
pieces and similar amount in quarters
are sent out. from the mint within day
or two, the attention OF the mint viii
be devoted exclusively to the task of
supplying gold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Masonic charms and pins At l.. +. Aus
tins, the watch and clock MAJ"
4 large line Of star goods that must
be closed out at once. o. II. Hale, auc.
tioneer.
Old gold and silver wanted at re.
ansrs prices IN exchange for goods Al
z. T. Burr's.
|. r. Austin sells stone cutters
glasses, all kinds and prices from zoe 70
$500 per pair.
White imported Lenses for stone cut.
lefs glasses 10 cents a pair from this
date. Burr, the jeweler.
The Perry Real Estate agency Il of.
fering an especially good trade In a
poultry farm near Willlamstown. See
advertisement.
Typewfiting and copying, writing
from dlctation, circular letters a
speciality. Mrs. Mary G. Nye, and
blanchard block.
Having Just arrived IN town. / am
prepared TO do all kinds Of tar concrete
work, sidewalks, driveways. Quiters and
caves work. also cellars cemcnted and
roofs repaired. Leave all orders az mix.
ing works, upper end Maple avenue,
Harre, or by mail 10 lCa River street,
Montpelier L. O. GeicheIl.
Arrangements have been completed
BY Granite lodge, No. IS. r. ana A. NJ,
for return engagement Of the Boston
Choral Art club, Thursday evening,
November istn. The club consists Of
the Albion. Corinthian and Ruggles
street Malo quartets. being the same
which gave such satisfaction ia Novem-
Der last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
EAST BARRE.

The Silver Leaf Circle, No. s2s, are
to hold their annual fair III the opera
house, November 18th, 14th, and 18th.
There viii be concerts and dancing
every night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
arhe Heart q MarYlanan Ia,t NIrht.

Belasoo's The Heart Of Maryland"
was thc bill at the opera house last
evening, and the old piece came 10 life
under the warming influence Of a few
good actors IN such manner as 20
please fair.sized audience. A war
story, in which the tby this time) almost
worn.out story Of brother.aeainst.broth-
er this time fathcr-against. sonl figures
strongly, the piece gives splendid
chance for the participants 20 play upon
the feelings Of the audience. But. Of
course, the chief underlying current Is
the love which attracts young officer
and a young patriot woman Ton opposite
sides Of the struggled. their complete
renuneiation OF everything but each 9TH
cr making the fitting denonement.
Tn the most prominent part, James
Cruze a. the estrauged son. an officer In
the Union army, vas good Alice Leal
Pollock, ,as az his sweetheart and the
woman whose heart was torn 'twixt love
and duty, was likewise agreeable, while
Homer Barton played the drunken, COW.
ardly traitor Colonel Fulton Thorpe with
as much realism that the audience want.
ed 10 hiss, but finally ended in hearty
applause. The company was only fair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
The Wings Of Mountains.

Or ever the years were divided with
summer and winters and springs
Affair." in the fathomless ages of silence,
the mountains had wings.
For, first Of the works Of creation arc
they Of the towering crests,
And great was their glory; and greater
the pride in their caycrnous
breasts.
They scared to the bounds Of the heav-
ems; prodigious in power and girth
They swept like an army Of shadows.
Yea, truly, unstable was earth
But darkly they menaeed each other,
and, wanton In anger, at length
They sundered the peace of creation in
battle to measure their strength.
Now, rolling together, the ranges in
thunderous conflict were hurled.
The crags Of the helmeted SUBMITS were
scattered abroad through the
world;
Till He that created the mountains, Be
slower of all that is good,
Discovered the wings from their Shout
ders and rooted the hills where
they stood
Still, marshalled in order of battle the
wide-rolling ranges are seen;
But calm are the helmeted submits, and
broad are the valleys between.
The SHOWS of the ages have whitened
the pride Of the towering crests,
And sunk are the passionate fires that
burned in the eavernous breasts.
But still in the silence of evening, the
clouds of the heavens enfold
rhe bulk Of the great, shaggy shoulders
in ivory, crimson and gold.
FOR they were the wings Of the noun
tains; and still. to betoken to men
rhe mercy of Him who hath made them,
they come to the mountains
again.
Youths Companion.