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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
RANDOLPH.
Plans to Give Reception to New Head
Nurse at sanisorium.

NeA4~ - a@A&tNAAA@As
AZ the meeting Of the sanitorium
Aid, appointed Tor thc afternoon Of
Monday, December End there were suiii.
cient ladies present 10 make any very
definite plans ~ "a future action, At.
though several items u considerable IN.
terest we're considered and postponed
till later date, IL had been proposed 20
hold 3 reception Al which al might meet
Miss Folsom, the head nurse. who ar.
rived Monday, but no date was ixed ior
TIM. occasion. Three new nurses will
enter upon duty at the sanitorium b..
fore January first a. Mrs. Crown viii
then leave 70 enter the hospital al
Hanover, y. II.
Rev. Baker Of the Methodist church
a. South Royalton was in town on
Tuesday.
Eugene Greene. who has been 80 III.
IS reported past the crislt, and on the
road to recovery.
Mrt. Fred Buck 81 Lebanon. \. H..
arrlyod at Ned Bncks TO spend the re.
mainder Of the week.
sIrs. WIN NORTH Of south Randolph
spent Monday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fabieu Dupris.
Charles Greene has returned from
Connecticut where he had been with
friends for the last few days.
Mrs. J. w Lynch left here yesterday
Tor Worcester, Mass, for an indihnite
stay with her son who lives in that city.
Miss Mary Flint. who j. studying in
some hospital in Boston for the duties
OF a nurse, arrived home on Saturday
for vacation.
Arthur Vaughan left town for Bur.
iington yesterday 70 attend the meeting
OF the Horticultural society which con-
Ycnes in that city.
Miss Ruth Morrill,, who has been
spending her two weeks vacation with
her aunt, Airs. Lyman Rix, returned to
her home on Monday.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter. WHO
have been guests at Mr.. Fosters for
some days, returned 10 her nome in
Montpelier on Monday.
Mrs. Charles Leavitt, who has been
here assisting IN the care Of Mrs. Abbie
Bingham, left for South Royalton for a
stay Of one night after which she win
return to her home in Boston.
The concert at Chandler Music hall
was voted an entire success on Monday
evening. The Honolulu students appear.
ed in costumes appropriate to their
country and all showed marked ability
in their special parts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

George Buxton Of Comfortable. B. c, /,
IN town this week.
People living on bin road are enjoy
ing comfortable sleighing.
sherman Naliudy Of straHord viAt.
ed bis cousin, Mrs. VI. J. Ballon, yester-
day.
William Noble and Co. closed very
successful season at the cider mill Last
week.
John Norman has been engaged 70
work IN the creamery. Ernest Blake i
also able to resume work.
II. r. Maynard, J. II. RoweII an5
Others are in Attendance upon Windsor
county court at Woodstock this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Ward and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j, Ballou spent Thanks.
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. G. il. Gage OF
East Bethel.
The annual meeting Of tho Cougrega-
tional church will occur on Saturday.
December eth. c. A. r., W. r. c.. and
S. W one week later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haywood oF
Lowell, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hayward Of Concord, n f., visited their
father and sister last week.
Fred Hansen. who is assistant cash
Ter Of one Of Barre's prosperous banks,
accompanied BY his mother, vent To-
Rutland last week for osteopathic
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. ordway of somer.
vitle, Mass, spent Thanksgiving with
his parents making the family complete,
eight children, eleven grand children,
sons and daughters law, twentv.one
in all The table was made beautiful
with pink candles and crepe paper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
Christmas Handkerchief

We are very busy now unpacking and
marking off Christmas Goods. IL will be our
pleasure to show you in few days the finest
assortment of Christmas Goods Many lines
will be exclusive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

That Ugh o. relief beiokened the end
Of the jamestown exposition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
GROTON.
Rev. Myers Panlon Has Accepted Call
q Baptist Church

Reev. ~. 4. Davidson occupied the
pulpit a. The Baptist church last snn.
day. Rev. Ar. Mysfs q Pantoh has
agewpted q eall % this church and vail
commence biz labon the hfst 4 ianus
AIRY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANDA salis sri q ne Hsssk4 hss.
taaf&nt. 10 AoIfh MAln street 1An
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
ia North Main St Barre. VI.
TUNBRIDGE
Charles Parker. Died At OF. Had Always
Lived in This Town.

Lived in This Town.
charlcs Parker. Who died November
23rd a. the home q his son in.lAw.
David Dickinson. just over the line In
Chelsea, vas a son ~ phineas ami Mary
(Nhitneyl Parker who removed about
1907 from Dedham, Mass. 20 the place
Just this side Of the town line near the
present residence 81 George Dickerman.
a. this place. Mr. Parker was born
sept 2ith, 1910 AMI always lived with.
IN enc half mile - the spot. IL 1891 ~
built the house in which DE- spent the
larger part Of bis life; AZ the time lis.
ing In log cabin a few rods west. About
siN years later he married Rebecea,
daughter Of Joseph and Susanna (Dav)
Whitney, adm removed 70 the new house
which remained bis home through life
OF the seven children. three are nov
living; Mrs. Diekerman. Charles Of
Randoips and Mrs. +. II. Tuttie Of thi.
town. Mr.. Parker il also snryived b.
one brother. Phineas. Of Hartford adm
one half.brother. Dyer, Of Chelsea. Mrs
Parker died about twenty years since
A brothef.iu.iaw Of the elder Phineas
Parker settled the following year upor
the farm now occupied BIZ his great
grandson, also mentioned, Ceorgr
Dlekerman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

MISS FOUNTAIN WILL SING
I'm Tying the Leaves So They Won't
Come Down"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
EVERY NIGHT At $40 O'CLOCK

Only Eve nights this week. Out Of
town Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
CHILE IS FLOODED
BY FIERY RIVERS
MANY VOLCANOES IN THE
ANDES BREAK INTO vlO-
LENT ERuPTIoNs.
FIRES MENACINC LIFE
And Natives Flee in Terror-Huge
Forests Ablaze--Dcep mbIngs,
Inky Blackness and Quakes
Add to Horror.

Valparaiso, Chilli April Meager
advices received today indicate that
Southern Chill is in the throes Of a
volcanic horror almost as terrifying
as the earthquake disaster last year.
Gigantic forest fires have been
started by the hot lava. and hundreds
OF persons are feeving for their lives
from the flames.
Slight earthquake shocks have ac-
cumpanied the eruption, and this has
added 10 the panic. Ashes, boiling
water large streams of molten lava
have been emitted from one Of the
numerous Andean volcanoes. Mount
puyohe is in violent eruption Sub
terranean rumblings, inky baclSness
and electrical displays Of terrifying
force have accompanied the phenome.
non
yaldivia Province has suffered the
most, but the country from Tolten
south almost to Port mont is said to
be affected In the Bueno river dis
trict the disaster is said to be at rs
worst
So far the reports Indicate little
loss of life, but it is said that when
the full story is told It will bo found
many persons have perished.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
WOULD TAX BACHELORS
Unmarried Women OF Danviilc File
Petition With Council But
Men Counter II.

Danville. H.. April 1.-THE unmar
ficd women here are urging the coun-
ell to pass an ordinance calling for
the taxation of single men. In a
counter petition the bachelors ask an
ordinance providing line of $50 for
every unmarried woman who rejects
a proposal of marriage. They also
ask that the council formulate some
plan by which the unmarried women
win he forced 20 meet the bachelors
and give them an opportunity of
pressing their suits.
Mayor Leyman, who is unmarried.
John Terrence. past 81 years Of age. a
candidate for city clerk on the Re
publican ticket. and Oliver ID. Mann.
single. candidate for city attorney on
the Democratic ticket, are being
singled oui by the women for attack
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
MAN "H|GHER Up"
POLICE EBO0CAB0O
CHICAGO DETECTIVE CAPTAIN
SAYS FEAR OF AUTHORITIES
ABOVE THEM GOVERNED Po.
LICE DEPARTMENT.

Chicago April I7-Fcar Of tho
man higher mp has always ruled
the police department Of Chicago. the
civil service commission was told to-
day by Captain O'Brien Of the Deceive
bureau in The inv stigation Of tho
charges against former Chief Collins
that levy had been made ON the po-
lice free FOR campaign purposes dur
ing the recent mayoraity election.
O'Brien told practically tn same
story concerning political assessments
as have other officers during The pres
ent Investigation. Answering a ques-
lion Of the commission O'Brien ex-
pressed the opinion that it would b.
greatly to the benefit OF the depart
meHt we're these contributions done
away with
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
DISMISS |. c. TAX SUIT
Illinois Supreme Court Declines to AS.
sumo Jurisdiction at Present
Time.

Springfield, H.. April l7.--Thc su-
preme court today dismissed the suit
of Illinois against the Illinois Central
railroad for an accounting and recov.
cry of the share claimed by the state
of the gross receipts of the railroad.
In dismIssing the suit the court gave
leave to the attorney general TO with
draw the suit and begin the proceed.
ings either here or in Chicago.
Chief Justice Scott. in his brief oral
decision. announced that the court dl-
vided as to whether the suit invoivcG
revenue within the meaning of tae
constitution and therefore decided nos
TO assume jurisdiction.
Assistant Attorney General Demp.
sey said today that the sgit would be
here or in the superior court.
refiled either in the Circuit Cour;
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
THAW'S RELEASE
MATTER0F DOUBT
NO MOVE HAS YET BEEN MADE
TO SECURE BAlL-JERomE
SAYS EvELYN's MOTHER DID
NOT AID HIM.

New York. April 17.--Althougb Dis
trict Attorney Jerome returned TO his
Office from his visit TO his home in
Lakevillc. Conn. today. no move has
yet been made toward the application
X Harry X. Tbaw's release Daniel
o'Rioily of Tbaw's counsel. called on
Jerome bis afternoon. but be said the
matter OF bail wa not mentioned.
Question about the statement l.
sued yesterday by Mrs. Nesbit-Bol-
man. mother of Mrs. Harry X. Thaw.
Jerome said: Il cant vouch for some
Of the things said by Mrs. Holman
because I do not know about them.
bu can assure you that when she
said she furnished the district att0r-
ney no information for use in con
nection with the trial Of Harry Thaw
she spoke the truth
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
TAFT HINTS At
DASE|NCRATITUDE'
SECRETARY TELLS THE PORTO
RlcANS THEY HAVE SOME
RIGHTS AS U. S. CITIZENS
in A VIGOROUS REPLY
To Address Of Executive Councilman,
He Says Citizenship Already
Exists in Spite Of Con
gressonal Delays.

Ponce. Porto Rico. April III. Sccre,
tary Taft and party. Governor Win
throp and the insular officials accom-
panying them arrived here yesterday
At banquet tonight Taft made a Wig
Iorous reply to the address Of Her
minio Diaz, member Of the executive
council Diaz made strong plea for
Icitizenship for Porto Rico.
Taft recalled the visits OF President
Roosevelt Secretary Root, Speaker
Cannon and others to Porto Rico: the
interest taken In the Islands welfafe
and the benefits accorded the people
by the United States. He added
You say you have not been givsn
citizenship. President Roosevelt has
recommended that citizenship be Civ
ldifficulties with reference to this mat
ter. | am not dealing, however. with
| generalities. but with concrete facts.
Some Rights as U. S. Citizens.
| Il ask what is 1t the Porto Rican
does not enjoy that an American en-.
Joys. You have every guarantee AMI
security which a citizen Of the Unite I
Stats has under the constitution. Yon
have writs Of haheas corpus and triul
| by jury and when ycil are In FOR
| eign country the same fIag protects
YOU that protects the citizen Of the
United States
| Therefore. while President Roosa-
velt urges citizenship, he urges II on
he ground Of gratifying the sentiment
~ the people OF this Island But whcr
YOU como 10 xamine the facts cf
i What YOU ask. the question is whelh4
II Il Is net nominal rather than sub
stantial.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
PEARY THINKS He
WILL REACH POLE
EXPLORER CONFIDENT OF suc-
CESS lF 100000 is RAISED
FOR ANOTHER ARCTIC ExPE.
piTiON.

New York, April IA fund OF
sleO0C1 will be plenty for another
expedition in search of the North
Pole under the leadership Of Com
mander Robert u. Pcary, according to
what the explorer told the Pcnnsyf-
vania society at Its annual meeting
IN the As or gallery of the Waldorf.
This amount. hcw yer. has not been
raised and the fate of the expedition
depends on the public. II the finan.
cial aid Is forthcoming Commander
Peary will go North this SIMMER in
the Roosevelt.
Commander Peary said that not
only had Capt Rob;rt Bartlett prom
iscd TO go North again as navitagor Of
the Roosevelt. but that Stewards
Percy and Henson we're willing to
take part In what the explorer be-
II we'd would be the successful at
tempt TO reach the pole. He Is also
hopeful that Drs. Marvin and Wolf
will again be members of the party.
Commander Peary says the Roosc-
welt would go North by the Smith
Sound or American route aud tndea-
vsr To reach winter quarters at some
point on the north oast Of Gran,
Land. On the next expedition the
sIcdge parties will go further west
Yong the north coast of Grant Land
than thsy had a year ago. Instead Of
heading Directly for the pole after
leaving the land. as before. the
sledges win keep to the west for the
purpose Of z ting TO the windward
and by making due allowance for
the easterly dTift fthe ice between
The north coast Of Grant Land and
the Ncrih Polo Itself
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
EDDY SUIT NOT
IN GOOD FAITH
ANSWER TO BILL FOR ACCOUNT.
n ING ALLEDGEs THAT SUIT
WAS BRoNGHT ABOUT BY
aEviL MINDED PERSONS,

Concord. " H., April 17.--Thc
charge that the suit for an account
ing OF the property Of Mrs. Mary BaN
er G. Eddy, filed March l. was no.
brought in good faith by the so-calIed
next friends" named in the suit, is
contained in the answer of the de.
PENDANTS in the action, filed in the su-
perior court today.
The defendants charge that tn Sc
next friends" have been induced 10
loan their names for use in the suit
at the institgation and at the ex-
pense of C rtain evil minded persons
not related in any way to the said
Mary Baker G. Eddy or having any
Eddy or having any interest in her or
her estate"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
CRITERION THEATER DAMAGED.

New York, April i7.-Fire wrecked
the roof garden and skating rink on
the top of the New York Theaicr early
today. and il is believed also that
much damage was done to the Criicr.
ion Theaier by wat,r il was only
after stubborn fight of more than
two hours that the fire was controlled,
the fremen being Owen back time
aud again by the heavy choking
smoke from th pine 1o3ring and rub.
Der packing which has been installed
under the lloor 10 deaden The sound.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
BORAH CASE NOT
TO Be HELD UP
ROOSEVELT TURNS DEAF EAR
TO APPEAL or IDAHo's
INDICTED SENATOR.
FRIENDS CHARGE PLOT
BY Labor Organizations in Revenge
For Prosecuting SteunenD.rg
Suspects-Wants to Con-
tlnue Fight.

\ Washington, D. G., April 17.--Attor-
! ney General Bonaparte has ordered
| United States District Attorney Nor
man NJ. Ruick, who in his inyestl.
cations Of the timber frauds in Idaho,
secured the Indictment of United
States Senator w. L. Borah to come
! to Washington for consultation.
Senator Borahs appeal to the
president. and the attorney general to
have action ON his Indictment delayed
luntil he can prosecute Meyer, Hay
wood and pettibone for the murder Of
former Governor Steuenenberg is not
likely to have any effect The pres.
dent does not see how he can inter.
ferc with the work of a federal grand
jury.
The attorney general would not dis.
cuss the Borah case, except to say:
United States District Attorney
Ruick has been ordered here and he
ought to arrive before the end of the
week. When he comes we will know
great deal more about the case than
we do at present"
Borah's Friends Charge Plot
Sgnator Borah's friends here still
insist that his Indictment was brought
about through conspiracy of the la
Dor organization in Idaho In retalia.
ticn for his having consented to pros
ecute Moyer. Haywood and Pettibona
for the murder of Steunenberg. Rep
res natives of the labor organiza
tons here deny this and assert that
Borah and the late Governor Steun-
enberg, together with number OF
other influential Republicans of the
state, sought to divert attention from
themselves by keeping the cases Of
Meyer. Haywood and Pettibone prom
inently before the public.
That there is strong factional
fight on in Idaho among the Repub-
icans is we'll known. The United
States district attorney is politically
opposed TO the Borah faction, and 1t
is said has prosecuted his timber
fraud investigation relentlessly, know
ing, as he did. that it would involve
his political enemies.
Because Of the suppression of all
news regarding the timber fraud in
w stigations in Idaho. little is known
here of them. II is said that practical.
ly the entire dominant faction of the
Republican party in the state is in
volved, and that already two or three
men have killed themselves to escape.
A brother Of Governor Steunenberg
died recently, and at least one man
is known to have committed suicide
when he learned that he would be
expected to appear before tho federal
grand jury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
ATTORNEY PLEAD
FOR CREELMAN
DECLARE NO PROOF OF CON-
SplRAcY BY HIM HAS
BEEN SHOWN.
ACTED IN GOOD FAITH
In Purchasing Stock In Bank Which
is Alleged to Have Been Looted
Bankers to Know Their
Fate Today.

Chicago, April l7.Former Judge
taye #. Sorrow and r. q. Creelman,
probably will know tomorrow night
whether they will be punished on the
charge of wrecking the Bank Of
America and defrauding IT'S stock.
holders.
Arguments were interrupted yesttr-
day by the noise of structural iron
workers engaged in building new fire
escapes at the criminal court building
and Judge Pinckney found 1t neces-
sary to- adjourn until a court room
on the second floor could be obtained.
Final arguments will be made tomor,
row and the case will so 10 the jury
In the afternoon.
The trial has been in progress two
weeks and argument before the jury
began two days ago.
The accused, who were officers of
the bank, which closed its doors. two
months after they opened, were
charged with conspiracy.
This afternoon the fury was ad.
dressed by Attorneys Lloyd Whitman
and Robert Morrison in behalf of F..
T.. Creelman Attorney Whitman said
that no evidence had been introduced
by the state to show that the former
lumber man had been implicated in 2
conspiracy to defraud the people as
alleged
He insisted that Creelman had pur.
chased stock in the Bank OF America
in all sincerity, and that if any con
spiracy had existed the state had
failed to produce any evidence show.
ing that Creelman was implicated
in 1t
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
LEGION CROSS IS
GIVEN CARNEGIE
TRANCE DEcoRATEs STEEL
KING IN RECOGNITION or
HIS EFFORTS FOR PEACE
CONFERENCE IS ENDED
With Banquets at Which Many
Notables Added Their Voices
for Arbitraton--vIeWs Of
Ambassador Bryce.

New York, April 1.-THE first con.
,ention OF the National Arbitration
and Peace Congress closed tonight
with two large bang 4 Is, one at the
Hotel Astor and the ether at The Wal
dorf Astoria. The event of great
est interest was the decoration of An
drew Carnegie with the cross Of the
J gion of honor BY the French gov
ernment, represented by Baron d'Es-
rournelles De Constant. IN apprecia-
tion OF his wark for peace, and his
gift Of the palace at The Hague.
Carnegie. who Is presIdE mt of the
congress, tonight gave ont state
mcnt as to the results OF the con-
gress Although not so designated by
Carnegie the statement constitutes
q reply to some suggestions contain
cd In the letter which President
Roosevelt addressed to tha congress
ON It's opening day. Carnegie quotes
these statements as Objections and
proceeds TO answer them as follows:
Carnegie Outlines Results.
Our peace conference has brought
three objections clearly before us.
First Nations cannot submit all
questions to arbitration.
'Answer-Six CT them have recently
done SO by treaty: Denmark and the
Netherlands. Chile and Argentina,
Norway and Sweden.
Second-Justice Is higher than
pace.
lional justice forbids men 10 be Judges
when they arc parties to the issue.
All law rests upon this throughout the.
civilized world wgere d Judge kauwn'
10 sit upon case In which he was
secretly interested would be dishon.
ored and expelled from his high office.
What Is unjust for individuals Is un-
just for nations Justice Is justice un.
changeable, and should hold universal
sway over all men and over all ma.
Ions.
Righteousness is Only Right.
'-ThirdIt IL neither peace nor jus
tice. but righteousness that shall exalt
the nation.
'Answer-Righteo is simply
doing what Is right. What is just is
always right; what Is unjust Is al
ways wrong. II bs'ng the first prin-
cIple OF justice that men shall not be
10 submit TO judge or arbitrator Is
unjust, hence not right for the es'
scnce of rlghteousns Is justice,
Concluded on Sixth Paga)
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-18
OIL CHIEFS WAR
OVER HARTMAN
ROCKEFELLER FIGHTS ROGERS
TO WREsT CONTROL OF Y.
p. FROM MAGNATE.
WOULD CURB HIS POWER
In Matter of Northumberland
Kings Entered for Bitter Strug-
gle and Wall Street is
In Doubt.

New York, April 17.-E. II. Harri-
man is to be ousted from the absolute
control of Unien Pacific, according to
apparently well informed reports n
Wall street
This action, 1t Is declared, will be
taken by an agreemnt among II. G.
Frick, William Rockefeller r and other,
Of the Standard Oil group, who feel
tnat Hartman has gone too far y.
making investments fer the company
III. H. Rogers is said to side with
Hartman, and a serious breath OF
friendship undoubtedly has occurred
in the headquarters Of STANDARD OH
as result.
Exactly how much fact there Is in
Ithc report II Is impossible To say
Ii Is known there is a serious dispu.e
and that important people In Wall
street, who ar aware Of 1t are adyle'
ing their friends to keep out of the
stock market Until 1t is settled. They
say The dispute is of such character
that II cannot be settled at one con-
/, renee
Wart 1arriman's Hands Tied.
II is not the Intention, say til Dea.
IN who are circulating this story
TO put Hartman Gu: of the Union Pa
oif!c altogether. His opponents sim
Iply want MIN tea down. The fear
Just nov is ho ne will sell South.
ern Pacific lt holding company.
which il Is knnwn he has long b2n
planning. or 10 tie st. Paul Railr ,ad
Company.
The fact that serious quarrel II
on among these people was announc
cd exclusively In the press last week
That announcement has since been
lcoafrmed. i
| j. TIP Morgan has been fully inftfHs
| cl Of the situation and he and hi
friends cinsider ii important enough
to make them quit buying stocks
lfNhile they hope that the matter may
be smoothed over at any moment, i
is likely to develop into furior quar-
rel publicly.
Tbs Morgan people are interested
because they took over about 100000
shares of Union Pacific stock In the
panic OF March II al III from a dis
tressed multimillionaire. Possession
of this stock puts them in position -
say great deal about the manage
m ont IF thp cnmnguy
Jacob Schiff Aids Rogers.
Another fact Of importance Is that
John ID. Rockefeller personally has
broken away from II. II, Rogers and
Hartman and Is working with Nor
gan in this matter. This means that
John S. Kennedy, james J. Hill, James
Spcyer, George +. Baker, Morgan and
ltockefeller are practically combined
against Hartman, Jacob Schtf and
Rogers.