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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
'86th Year Of Its Founding
Observed
SPEECHES AND BANQUET
Hiawatha and Bright star Lodges Assem-
bled in Joint Meeting Last Even-
ing--Rey. Mr.. Eldridge the
Speaker.

Hiawatha lodge Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows and Bright star
Rehekah lodge celebrated the ssth ami
versary Of Odd Fellowship in . fitting
manner at Odd Fellows hall last even
ing, a pleasing programme being given.
Rev. WI A. Kenzie opened the mesting
with prayer and lie was followed By the
reading Of the proclamation by frank
w. Jackson, secretary Of Hiawatha
lodge.
The addresses Of welcome was deliver
ed in q pleasing manner By ID. ". Stone,
after which the party listened to a piano
duet by Misses Eleanor Cole and Annie
Inglis, and reading by H. W.. Heath
followed by vocal selection BY g. II.
Scott. The speaker Of the evening.
Rev. A. r. Eldfidge of AcIndoes. was
then introduced by Noble Grand w. a..
Beck.
Mr.. Eldridge said that he wished TO
speak of Odd Fellowship as it was today
saying that the things that he said were
not in boasting spirit. He SPOKE Of
the order in the sS years Of its existence
IN the United States and said that it
was second to none, in fact it was the
largest membership Of any fraternaI or
gsnization in the country. having in the
United States and Canada d membership
of one and one-half millions OF people,
three hundred Thousand more than the
next largest order.
Mr.. Rldridge said that the Odd Eel
lows were an American order although
they had existed in England in the 18th
century.
He spoke Of Thomas Wildey who
founded the order in this country say
ing that he was born in London, England
in 1889 that he founded several lodges
in England ard coming to this country
III 1917 he with few associates found.
ed the first lodge OF Odd Fellows in
America at Baltimore. Maryland on The
2Dth day of April 1919 and from that
small beginning, has grown the wonder
ful order that we have today IS years
after its birth in this country.
Speaking further che speaker said
that all fraternal benefit orders were
but oifshoots Of The Odd Fellows. In
closing be mentioned the beautiful prin-
ciplcs Of the order, Friendship, Love and
Truth and Of their application TO every
DAY affairs among the members of the
order, and further said that every man
should, nnder certain conditions, Join
some frateTnal order.
The programme was closed by vocal
solo By Mrs. G. r. Scott after which re-
treatments were served. A number Of
Odd Fellows from Montpelier were
present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
ST ALDEMAR ELECTION.
Noble S. Love Chosen as Eminent ccas-
mander Last Evening.

st. Aldemar COmmandery, No. II, X.
r.. held their annual meeting last even
ing and there was q large attendance Of
the Knights present. An enjoyable
banquet was served at the closesof the
meeting. The annual election Of Off
GERS was as follows; Eminent COM
mander, Noble S. Love; generaIissimo,
II. G. Whitaker; captain general, George
N. Tilden; senior warden, D. r. Davis;
junior warden, D. A. Blake; prelate, @.
II. Reed; treasurer, f. w. Bisbee; re-
cordef, n. J. Roberts; standard bearer,
Nathaniel Bond; sword bearer, James R.
Coutts; wafder. c. M. Willey.
The appointive officers were announc-
cd today as follows: Sentinel, Charles
+, Aver; first captain Of the guard, Will
liam 7. Calder; second captain Of tho
guard. f. A. Bugbee; third captain Of
the guard, WillIsTh Holden. Finance
committee, o. II Reed and c. A.
Wheaton Uniform COMMITTEES, r. b.
Whitaker, n. ,. Roberts and Dean P.
Town. Entertainments committee,
George n Tilden, w. G. Reynolds and
g, g. Moore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
TRYING GALLEANI.
Man Arrested in Barre Is Before New
Jersey Court.

Paterson \. y. April 26 The riotcus
demonstration made by mob OF strik
ing dyeYs' helpers here In May, 1908, was
recalled Wednesday when Luigi GalIeani,
one Of khe alleged ringlesders IN the dis
turbancg, was put on.trisl on charge
of melting to riot.
Following the silk riots. Galleani Is
said TO have gone TO Canada. Later he
appeared in Barre, VT, where for some
time he edited a paper Last fall he
was arrested in the Vermont town and
brought to this city for trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
CASE CONTINUED,
COUNSEL WAS SICK
DR.. J. NJ Rogers o. Bellows Falls Yves
to Have Been Tried FOR Perform
ing a Criminal Operation
On Gin.

Brattlebcro, April 26.--The case of
State IS Dr. y. N Ryder Of Bellows
Falls, which was To have been opened
yesterday in Windham county court
at Newfane was postponed on account
Of the illness Of Gilbert Davis Of Wind
sor, the leading counsel for ehe defense.
II is alleged that Dr. Ryder performed A
criminal operation in his office upon d
young woman and that she died from
the effects thereof. There are many Wit
nesses on both sides Rfd II IL expected
that the trial win occupy several weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26

At hearing before the Rutland
board of liquor commissioners on the
twenty-pine applications for Rutland's
eleven liquor licences, only one objection
was raised the complainant being the
Clauaon Shoe Co, whose place OF bus.
ness Is near the proposed location OF
Ired Fenn's liquor store, The license
ht ard this year has started new form
Of campaign II viii meet every Fri.
day 70 hear complaints and grievances.
Previously boards have had no regular
time Of meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
Funeral Of wolsott Man.

Wolcott, April GO. The funaral Of
George I. Merritt who died here Mon
day morning was held at the Conere-
eational church yesterday afternoon,
the Rev. y. II. Willis officiating The
Modern Woodmen, of which the de-
ceased was member, attended in D
body, and conducted the services at the
grave. The floral offerings were many
among them a large pillow from the
Woodmen. He is survived by n wife
and five children. father and mother,
also large circle Of friends who mourn
his loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
GIVES SECOND ANNUAL BALL,
Co. Host at well-Attended Function in
Union Hali, BrattleborO.

Bellows Falls, April 26.--Co. ] oi the
Vermont national guard held isssseeond
annual ball in Union hall last night.
The hall was handsomely decorated with
flags and insignias.
First Lieut.. Dallas G. Pollard led the
grand march, followed by the ranking
officers. Many Young people from keene,
Brattleboro, Chester and Northfeld
were presnt Seventy.fve couples took
part. Dancing was enjoyed to late
hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
DIED ON The TRACK, &
BODY CUT TO PIECES
Norman HartweiI Of Lyndo6viile, Well.
Knew carrentsS and Bridge Bnild-
er Victim cf Heart Trouble
Probably.

Lyndonville, ApriI 2e.--Norman Hart
well. carpenter and bridge builder on the
Boston / Maine railroad, was run over
by through frenght Wednesday night
just below the depot and his remains
horribly mangled, were found BY the
track 1T daylight. No ono sew The ne.
eident and IS Hartwell was subject to
heart failure it is surmised that he fell
while walking on the track to his home
which is about mile south Of the sta-
tion.
He was about so years old and leaves
wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
TRAP ARMED ANARCHIST
IN CONFESSIONAL BOX
Three Others Caught Near Church Where
Leopod's Son Was Expected.

Brussels, April 26 An anarchist. arm.
ed with 3 dagger, loaded revolver ana
other weapons was arrested yesterday in
a church where Prince Albert 81 Belgium
nephew Of King Leopold and heir pre-
suInptive TO the throne, was about TO
visit. One Of the attendants of the
church accidentally discovered the man
hiding in confessional box, locked the
door and called the police.
Later three other anarchists, similar
ly armed, ware arrested in the vicinity
OF the church
The authorities are convinced that the
prisoners were engaged in plot to as.
sassinate the prince.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26

state Fish and Game Commissioner
II. G. Thomas, Of Stove has received
letter from John w DeIano, chairman
OF the fisheries and game department of
Massachusetts,, saying that eleven lots
Of pike perch shipped from Canadian
waters have been conHscated ID that
state The laws there prohibit the
killing and transportation Of those H.h
during the breeding season, not only in
the state but from outside the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
MANY HENS KILLED.
Nearly Thirty Killed BY Dogs at North
Barre.

Keepers Of hens in the noighborhood
Of Ladd, Foss and Smith streets were
losers to the number of 80 hens and
cockerals Wednesday night. and Il Is
supposed the destruction was the work
OF dogs
Salvatore D. Natalie Of 10 Ladd street
lost 1s hens and ? coclerells, Mrs
Malberini of FOES street ii hens and
one cockercll and Carlo ErnIali OF 104
Smith street A hens One of the
neighbors heard noise among the hens
early yesterday morning ard looking
out Of his window saw dog with :
hen in its mouth. This man fired seys
eTal shots at the dog bat il escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
IRELAND EMIGRATION
IS NOW AT FLOOD TIDE
400 Passengers Bound for America,
Board the Baltic.

Queenstown, April 2s.--The White
Star Line steamer Baltic, which sailed
from here shortly after noon for New
York, had on board 50 many passengers
that the record WAS nearly broken. Every
berth was filled and 300 steerage passen.
gers had TO be left behind Ia alI, the
Rattle carried 1850 passengers and with
her crew, bad on board $3.50 persons.
The emigration from Ireland to the
United States continues on a large scale.
About 500 passengers boarded the Baltic
here, and the Caronia, Of the Gnnard
Line. which sailed from here Wednes-
day for New Yory, who also fully book.
ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
DEATH An wEBsTERYILLE.
Everett Rock Had Been III Six Years
with Rheumatism.

Everett Rock died a. ] o'clock this
morning at the home Of his father, Jo-
seph Rock, in Websterville. The De-
ceased was q years of age and had been
III for the past six years with rhemna-
tism which caused his demise The fun
eraI services win be held from the home
sunday afternoon. Interment in the
Wilson cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26

MIR. and Mrs. s s. Ballard, Of Mont
pelier win leave home April % for Los
Anaetcs. CAL. where M. Ballard will
represent Mount Sinai Temple, Ancient
Arabic Order. Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine, of Montpelier, al the Imperial
Council meeting May and 8 They
via return By way of Portland, Oregon,
Seattle, Wash, aud Victoria and Van
eoeEer 3. Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26

Grand ball and driIl To be held at
Woodmen's iaIl tonight under the aus.
pices Of Queen Of the Forest Circle, s5T.
Cilhertson's orchestra Of five pieces. The
Odd Ladies will give drill exhibition
70 begin at eight, after which refresh
ments will be saryed. Come all and
lave good time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
"PEDLAR" PALMER HELD
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Struck Passenger on Train Because He
WouIdn't Stop Singing.

London, April 26 aPedlarn Palmer.
the English pugilist. who, with another
man, was arrested Wednesday on sus-
picion OF having caused the death Of an
unknown man, whose body was found IN
IN a RAILROAD car coming from EPSON
after the races, was charged At the C'roy-
den police court yesterday morning with
murder
After passenger on the train had
testified that he saw Palmer strike the
deceased several blows because he re-
fused g stop singing, the prisoner was
rer-anded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
ALL AGREED 10 BUT ONE.
License Commissioners VIII Complete
List Tonight,

The license commissioners held a long
session last night and nearly completed
the work of selecting the eight men who
win be granted licenses It is reported
that seven have been agreed upon and
another meeting win be held by the
board tonight to complete the list.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
wAIrs RIvER.

Business at the shop il rushing.
OrwIle sherman has gone 70 Barre 20
work
School opened Monday with EIwin
Farnham as teacher
Rev John Leach Of Boston called en-
friends in town recently.
Mrs Hannah Thayer and Mrs. D. s.
Folsom are on the sicS list
II n Alinard returned Tuesday FROM
Starb&boro, where he has spent tho
winter
Sugar makers ore gathering fhalr
sap buckets after naking ~ unusuaglg
large amount oi Sugar.
Strictly fresh tRa 5 ccslE
\. v, Ladd company,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
r. c. PARTRIDGE TO WE'D.
Bride Was Formerly Preceptress IN Proc
tor High School.

tVk AtI11 sI~-1SVK'
Rutland, April a6.--The approaching
is announced of the Hon.
Frank c. Partridge Of Proctor, formeF
to Venezuela and ex-counsel to
Morocco, and Miss Sarah Louise Sanborn
of C'henoa, Ohio. THE wedding win take
place at the Presbyteian church in
Cheuoa, May I.
The prospective bride IS an 0berlin
graduate and was at one line prerept-
ress In the Proctor high school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26

Hamilton was for lie tenure for pres
idont and jefferson put the limit at two
terms Bryan then commended Booae-
welt FOR declaring on the night of election
g0f tpo tefme Continuing on this same
line bryan stated that thc only maa
who ever tried for d third term was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26

Yesterdays National League Games.
AT Philadelphia New York 6, Phila-
delphia 3.
At brooklyn Boston 8, Brooklyn q.
t0thcr games postponed.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-26
Yesterdays American League Games.

st Boston Philadelphia 4. Boston Q.
At New York--W Washington 2, New
York /
Other eames POSTPONED.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
RICH COPPER
ORE At DEPTH
Alpha Shaft of Nevada Con.
Gets Six Per Cent Rock on
1900 Foot Level.
ELY EXCITED OVER STRIKE
SETTLES FUTURE PERMANENCY
OF THE DISTRICT.
ELY EXCITED OVER STRIKE

Walter w. Byrne, secretary and treas
urer OF the Salt Lake Ely Copper COM
pany. is back from a several days trip
to camp. He reports a strike in the AL
pha shaft Of the Nevada Consolidated,
that has caused all kinds of excitement
at camp. At a depth Of 1,600 feet great
body of per cent copper ore has been
encountered. This is the deepest point at
which ore has been encountered in the
district and, in the Judgment of every
body, clinches the question of the camps
endurance. Fine ore had previously been
cut in the Giroux at depth of LOO fees,
where assays running around the Is per
cent mark were obtained.
The management of the Salt Lake COM
pany has decided to do some deep pros
A keystone rig, capable of operating to
depth of LOO feet, has been ordered and
Secretary Byrne expects it to reach camp
IN time TO go into commission about the
first of the coming month. This method
of prospecting is becoming more and more
fashionable in the district all the time
The formation is ideal and the results at
tanned are so uniformly good and salts
factory that much if not all of the risk
attendant on sinking regulations shafts is
eliminated. Good ore has been encountered
at different places on the Salt Lake
ground and the management figures that
with the use of the churn drill, conditions
at depth con be quickly and cheaply as
certained.
ing now. About 100 people day are go
ing in over the new railroad and advices
from the east are to the effect that, with
the opening of spring and the return of
good weather. the district will be called
upon to entertain hundreds of big invest
ors and operators.
Buildings are going up on every hand
and the town is growing at such a pace
that, as compared to its appearance a few
months ago, it could hardly be recognized
as the same place. Residence rentals are
going up at such a pace, Mr. Byrne says,
that men employed in the mines are grad
ually gravitating to Lane City. which is
much closer to the mines and where spec
iaI attention to their requirements is be-
ing given. Lane City, he says, is going
to be big town itself.
The Ely-Witch property. Mr.. Byrne
says, is counted at camp as one of the
richest in the entire district, and he de-
clares that it is destined to astonish the
world. While its acreage is not as large
as some of the companies are able to
boast of. camp experts and miners are
unit in the belief that it contains more
ore of a fine grade than any other SINH
lar acreage in the district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
ECHO-LEE DISTRICT
is ON THE BOOM

It you don't izelieye IL, ask Leo Mark.
He has just returned from a roundup of
the Lee Echo district, on the border line
of Nevada and California. and states that
the biggest boom southern Nevada ever
knew is now on there People are roll
ing In from all directions and properties
are being gobbled up as fast as men can
get their pocketbooks out and dig up The
coin Sensational strikes following
each other with lightning rapidity and
every man that it is possible to get is
being put on development work. Rhyo-
lite is the main headquarters for the hun
CRY crowd of fortune seekers, and il Is
there that most of the deals are closed.
Autos ard stages are running into the
camp loaded to the guards. and that there
is every reason for the excitement and
rush Mr.. Mark says one trip is all that
is necessary to convince the most skep-
teal
Chief interest centers in the wonderful
disclosures made In the Hayseed and
State Line claims, which were incorpo-
rated on the first of the month and shares
In which TO the extent of $4,000 were
subscribed for during the first two hours
Mr.. Mark got into the district early and
before leaving had landed a group of
claims adjoining this property and into
which the same ledge has been proved
to exist Values have been secured that
make it all but certain that the Mark
ground will prove just as valuable as
that of the Hsyseed and State Line
ground. Mr.. Mark is interesting local
talent in his property and he promises
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
BEGIN MINING
MONDAY next
Lower Mammoth's New Hoist
ing Plants are Nearly
Ready for Business.
ECH0-LEE DISTRICT BooMS
SALT LAkER SAYS EXCITEMENT
is INTENSE At CAMP.

Advices from the Lower Mammoth yes
terday were to the effect that the cleo
tricians would finish up with connections
on the new electric hoists and that the
entire plant would be ready to go into
commission by Sunday. The big hoist on
the tunnel level is working like charm
and nothing now remains but to com
pIete connections and make minor ad-
justments on the hoist that has been
placed on the 100 level to operate from
there down to the LOO and deeper. when
the management Is ready TO sink.
1t would have been possible to place
the hoists in commission by this time,
but the electrical engineers decided that
IL would be better to thoroughly over
haul the big transformers and other par
aphernalia previously in use before max
ing final connections with the new ma
chinery. Superintendent William Bail re-
ports that the men have been working
almost day and night and when they I'm
sab everything viii be just as 1t should
IN plant OF such Importance.
Two cars have been ordered from the
railroad company for Monday and there
IS not q suspicion of doubt on the part
% the superintendent that he will be able
There has been feeling in some quar-
ters that the Lower Mammoth's ore bod
les were something of myth because
the management decided to Install new
equipment after doing considerable work
on the LOO. The doubling Thomases Will
soon have a chance to learn how well
founded their suspicious have been.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
BULLION DISTRICT BUDGET.
Leasers Shipping Rich Rock From
the Gold Quartz.

Lander, New, March 6.-The first ship
ment Of high grade from the Riggs lease
on the Gold Quartz property was sent
out last Friday. consigned to Salt Lake.
II consisted of about twenty-eight TONS
and is expected to return about Sl2O0o TO
the lucky lessees. a portion of the ship
Inent, running about $1,000 to the ton.
was sacked separately, and it was in
tended to send it out by express, but
the lessees decided to mix 1t, so the
entire lot will return between 800 and
500 a ton This is the highest grade lot
yet sent out from the Bullion district,
but that it will be followed by plenty
more is evidenced by the fact that since
the shipment left the mine several tons
of even higher grade have been takn
out and sacked. The Walker lease on
the same property Is also sacking good
ore. A gasoline hoist has been ordered
for the company shaft and until II ar
hives work will be suspended.
Some magnificent sulphide ore is being
taken out of the Trout lease on the Phoe-
nix. The cross-cut tunnel has been ex-
tended thirty feet beyond the east vein,
where a new vein was struck, which has
proved much stronger and richer than
the ere first encountered The two
and will unite on the dip as depth is
gained. Mr.. Trout has ordered a gaSo-
line hoist, which will be installed at the
surface directly over the breast of the
tunnel. and a shaft sunk on the vein.
This showing is among the best yet dis
covered in the camp and will without
question make a fortune for the lessees.
Considerable ore has been sacked which
viii return better than 500 a ton in cop
per, gold and silver.
Work has been started upon the RAJ
ven group, two miles north of Lander
and also on the Black Rock property.
five miles north. w. s. Montgomery, who
has charge of both properties, announces
that development will be vigorously prose-
cUted during the summer.
E. A. Raleigh of Salt Lake has a fine
showing on the Two Widows property.
John Toombs, representing Salt Lake
and Pocatello parties, has started up
work on the Dexter, Jack Rabbit and
several other properties owned by them
I'm the Gold Quartz basin.
Atkinson. & Co. OF Colorado Springs are
also developing several properties in the
vicinity of Lander.
Ed Manion. prominent operator from
Deadwood. and John Flynn. of Douglas.
Wye, have been In camp during the past
week and have become Interested in sew
eral promising prospects.
The proprietors of the stage line from
Beowawe on the Southern Pacific have
improved their facilities for taking care
of the increasing travel into the district
and an automobile line viii soon be es-
tablished- As soon as the condition of
the roads will permit. daily stage will
be put on between Battle Mountain and
Lander.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
Afternoon Sales.

Mammoth, 1oGsi 57h
Nevada Hills, 100dS3.75.
Star Con, 100GS11zc; 1,5o0d32c.
Uncle Sam. 101d53c: 50Gd64c
Beck Tunnel 1.000dSlS1a; 500G$1.S5.
Black Jack. 500G72c.
Little Chief. 20ooG15izc.
Mountain Lake, 1.000d90c. seller 60.
South Columbus Con, 400G$1. so.