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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
AUTOPSY PERFORMED
ON R. F. FORBES BODY
Doctors from the State Laboratory al
Burlington Located the Bullet Which
Caused Death of Deer Hunter,
and Traced Its Course.

Pursuant to the order Of Judge W. W.
Miles in the Addison county court, the
body Of Rollin f. Forbes, who was shot
by Seth McAlvin on October 2lst whiIa
deer hunting in Lincoln, was exhumed
from its grave in Elmwood cemetery this
morning, and an autopsy was performed
in the undertaking rooms Of b. w. Hook
er & company, by DIR. b. II. Stone, di-
rector OF the state laboratory at Bur-
lington. assisted by DR.. L. o. Sprague,
also from the laboratory.
But little OF the facts about the result
of the autopsy can be learned until DR..
Stones report has been sent TO the
states attorney of Addison county, Le-
ROY G. Russell of Middlebury, which the
doctor stated this afternoon he should
make tomorrow, so that the states at
torney can present the facts to the grand
Jury which is now in session.
DIR. Stone said that he found the bull
let which had entered Forbes head just
behind his left ear and when went
straight through, lodging just under the
skin back of his right ear The doctor
said he thought that it was rife bull
let. but was not yet certain About two
hours were taken up with the autopsy,
being concluded at 1890, and the body
was returned to the grave in Elmwood
cemetery at two o'clock this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
QUARTER MILLION LOSS
AND ONE FATALITY
IN Fife which Ruined Boston a Maine
RR. Property in East Cambridge,
Mass, Last Night.

Boston, Dee. GA Gre which broke
ont early last night in the boiler shop
ol the Boston a Maine railroad repait
plant AZ Prison Point East Cambridge
swept an hnt two II che entire group
of buildings including a machine shop
paint sh0p, boiler shep. and round hauss
and consumed much valuable ma.
chlneTy and rs locomotives. The loss
Il a quarter of a million dollars. During
the Gre the horses Of engine "a Of bas.
bon ran away and killed a spectator,
Augustus w. Ring Of Somcrville
n addition % the fatality two fire.
men were severely injured hy the fall.
ing of steel girders from the roof u
the repair snop. which compelled seseal
hosemon. who were lighting the flames
from the roof, 20 jump for their liyet.
The injured men arc Capt. Melvin Z.
Mitchell ana lloseman James Z.
peNncy. both u this city.
The repair plant occupied about rs.
600 square feet of land at Prison Point,
not far from the Charlesiown state
prison,
The alarm of FIRE vas rung In from
Boston, and the Boston department for
over two hours fought the iire before the
Cambridge department appeared
The liFr was a spectacular one, a. the
flames were carried high IN the air by
the half a gale which prevailed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
A BIG POINT
FOR TAFT MEN
In Election Of Harry S. New
as Chairman
OF REPUBLICAN, NATL COM.
Opponents Of Roosevelt and Taft Are
Vigorously Opposing Kansas City
as the Place Of the Next
Convention.

Washington. d. c. Dec. a. when the
Republican national committee got down
10 work at the shoreham hotel for the
lrst session to-day, Chicago boomers
were claiming victory over Kansas
City and the "helds was sloaiing over
Taft Besides naming the time and place
Tor the convention next summer, the
committee had 20 select a chairman 10
succeed acting chairman Harry s. New
Of Indiana.
Mr. New was elected chairman soon
after the opening OF tho session. llis
selection for the place 4 regarded a.
triumph for the Taft people.
II Chicago wins the convention. the
anti Taf, people viii claim a tally. All
the anti Roosevelt. pro. Foraker, pro.
Fairbanks, pro.kuox, and pro Cannon
people seem 70 have eenterea their en-.
ergies on beating Kansas City. The
further west the convention goes. they
figure. the nearer the battle-ground viii
BE- 70 the presidents and Tait's country.
The vote for the place Of meeting will
not be taken until tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06

c. L. Shaw Of Mouistown Loses a Hard
Fought Case

Hyde Park. Dee q II i.amollls
county court yesterday the ease q
Charles 4. Shaw 81 M0frislonn "a. Toe
estate ~ Mrs Della Glover II Hyde
Park, which Occupied the attention Of
court two days. resulted in verdict
for the estate to recover eosis
Tho case WAS hctly contested and
drew q large number Of spectators. The
general opinion appeared tp b. that
Mrs. Grover knew what she mas about
when she made her will and that she
bed made liberal returns Tot any board
that she maF have had "a The home 0l
her hfothef.in law, Mr. Shaw. A.
previously stated. The viii provides that
after tho deeease Of Aifs. Saaw, her sis.
ter. the sum u about Al 500 goes 70 the
Hyde Park town library. Mfs. Shaw "
% hAye the ns~ oi this money during
her lifetime. This Il tho only civil cass
for the jury.
The case Of State w. Arthur Willard
Of Morristown Tor Illegal deer shooting
was finished quickly, The jury bringing
Ia a verdict of not guilty. Tracy for
staiei Maurice for respondent
Court win he occupied with divorce
cases and other matters the remainder
Of the week.
Tie case of State ". Otto slygics Of
Morrstown. charged with larceny will
be tried Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
FEAR FATALITIES
WILL REACH 500
Explosion in Two Mines Near FairmOnt,
W. Va, Today Were Heard For
Miles Around-Aid is
Being Rushed.

Fairmount, West, Va, Dec. s.-An
explosion occurred in mines and S Of
the Fairmount Coal company at Nom.
gah, six miles from here, today. Seven
hundred men were working in the
mines. Tne report was heard for miles
around. All available rescue workers
and physicians and nurses are being
rushed to the spot. Many fatalities
are feared.
Il is now feared that 500 we're killed
or injured in the explosion. Three dead
bodies had been taken out up to noon
when fans were started to exhaust the
poisonous fumes. 50 that the reseuers
might enter the shaft The cause OF the
accident is not known. General Manager
Malone said it was the worst in the his
tory Of mining in America, il their
fears as TO loss Of life prove true.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

J w Martin Of Quincy, Mass, is in
the city on business.
L. E. Mark of Marshfeld was in the
city on business yesterday.
d. S. Hall Of South Cabot called on
friends in the city yesteAlay.
Francis A. Duffy returned last night
from business visit in Hartford, Conn.
There will be a regular meeting of
Neal Dow lodge, l. O. G. T., this even
ing. John S. Howell, G. T.
There have been installed in the
store occupied by the Barre bookstore
and E. o. Holmes four Tungsten cleo
tric lights, These lights are said to
consume 100 watts per hour or 20 per
cent less than the regular 50 candle
power ineandescent light.
Miss Jeannette Williams entertained
a party Of u Young ladies at her home
in the Miles granite block last evening,
and during the evening whist party,
to be known as the 80 whist club,
was formed Five hundred whist was
played until 10 o'clock, and then a coll
lation, consisting Of sandwiches, salads,
coffee. waters and ices, was served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
BUCK FELL DEAD
IN FRONT OF THEM
Calvin Manlsy and Party Of School Chill.
dren Were surpnsed-Animal Had
Beea Shot With a Shot

Milton, Dee. 6.--calvin Manley brought
to town last night the carcass of a buck
which weighed $50 pounds and whose
antlers had eight prongs. Manley car
ries school ehildrea "A and from school
and while he was on the road yester-
day he was surprised 20 see buck come
running into the road, where It dropped
dead. Mr.. Nanley finished carrying the
children home, and then went back after
the carcass. only to discover that some.
one had dragged the carcass into the
woods, where Il was later recovered.
Two men were seen In the vicinity where
the buck fell, but II was 50 dark that
they could not be recognized. The buck
had been shot az close range with shot
gun. The carcass is being held to await
action by State Commissioner Thomas
Of Stowe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
CHICK WAS TIRED.
Ended His Life Whit shotgun in The
cotter House, Rochester.

Rochester, y. H., Dee. e-Coral Chick
Young man Of 30 years. committed
suicide yesterday while calling a. The
nome of Allss Abbie Cotier. a young
weman with whom be had been keeping
company. Mise Cotter, who was the
onlv witness of the tragedy said that
Chick entered the house carrying a shot.
gun, and announced that he was tired
Of living He then laid down on a couch.
held the muzzlc of The shot gun to nis
forehead, and pulled the trigger, blowing
of the top Of his hea..
Chick was employed a. an operative
in the Cocheq mills. Miss Cottcr Is Be-.
tween Is and i6 years Of age. and j.
the daughter Of Mrs. Mary Cotter,
widow.
A preliminary examination was held
last morning. after which the medical
examiner announced that while he con.
sidered Il clearly case Of suicide, ne
would postpone the declaration Of tue
formal verdict until he had made a fur.
ther Investigation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
Thanks For Flowers.

The ladies who waited table at the
banquet wish to express their thanks
to w. v. Avery for the flowers present
ed them Committee on arrangements.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
FOUND DYING IN BARN.
julius Lavinc Of North Hero, Aged 70
Years. Found Saturday.

North Hero. Dec. s--luiius Lavine,
about 20 years n age was found 10 an
unconscious condition at s;30 yesterday
morning and lived only Is minutes AZ
tci bcing brought into the house Of
Warren Clark for whom he worked Tie
had gone 70 the barn 70 DO the chores
a. was his custom but did not return
fof breakfast Mrs Clark found the barn
door fastened and notified her husband
who crawled IN a window and found Mr.
LHyine barely breathing The uncon.
scious man was carried into the house
whore In spite Of their efforts he quickly
expired. Mr.. Layine eamo from Canada
about IS years ago and bad resided mere
most of that time. Ne was twice mar.
ricd. leaving eight children by his frat
wife and one By he second. living in
Swanton. The funeral viii be held at
Mr.. Clark's Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
AFTER DEER sLAYERs.
Two MenaAsrested in Bellows Falls and
Fined.

Bellows Falls. Dec. 6.--Two game com
missioners paid the hunters from Al
stead visit yesterday afternoon with
Sheriff Perry, and arrested Fred May
nard Of Boston and Dexter Washbrn
Of Alstead for killing deer illegally
by shooting with rifle contrary TO law,
and worrying and hunting them after
they had killed the amount that was
allowed by law,
They were fined 500 each, but s75 on
each count was suspended. The game
wardens are after the vioIators of the
law. and have other cases under in
vestigation. Eleven deer in Alstead and
nine in Charlestown, N. II, have been
killed this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
A MILLION YARDS.
Product Of North6eld woolen Mill in
Fourteen Months.

Lebanon, N. IT., Dec. 6.--AIoses i.
George Of Northfeld, W., is spending a
few days in town. MIR. George is SUI
perintendent of the Northfeld Woolen
mill, which has been closed for several
days, but will reopen on Monday next.
Mr., George, who is one Of the oldest
mill men in the state, says that bust
ness in that vicinity was never better,
and that his mill has turned out over
100000 yards Of flannel in the last
fourteen months, and on Monday starts
work on full time and with the regular
number of help"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
STRENUOUS TIMES FOR
VETERAN ON ALLEYS
Team, captainsd BY W. y, Bradford,
Defeated George Richardson's
Players at Match Last
Evening.

A match was bowied AZ nnzxell'a Al.
leys between two thfse.men teams Of
SO old dstime howlersr aud the way that
the BIZ pins iell before the keen eyes and
steady hands of the veterans would make
some of the young ewould.be's' sit up
aud take notice. Although several Of
the vets were unable 70 he present last
evening on account Of business engage
menls. it was an interesting bout, and
another j. expected IN the near future
between hyeinen teams, -Four oi the slx
bowleFa who rolled the balls last evening
are over 20 years young.
The team eapiainsd by w. =. Brad.
ford won the match. taking two out Of
three from the team eapgalned BY George
Richardson.
I'ha .eara foIiersat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
BIG SUIT BEGINS.
$4,000 Case Of Head 8 Dowst Com
many Against Breeders Club On.

Manchester. N. H., Dee. 6-The $780,
900 case of the Head h Dowst company
OF this city against the New England
Breeders club to enforce the payment OF
an alleged balance due for construction
work done at the Salem race track in
connection with the 100000 contract
was heard before Judge Peaslee in the
superior eoure here today.
The company claims that it mas a
lien on all real estate at the track ow-
ing to the fact it furnished labor and
material and trected the several build
ings. The company maintains that the
fact that the club made an assignment
win have no effect upon its claim owing
to the lien it holds on the property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
BICYCLE RACING.
James Moran of Chelsea Won 1o-Mile
Event Last Night.

Boston, Dec. 6.-At the bicycle races
at the Park Square Coliseum last night
James Moran Of Chelsea, won the prin-
cipal event of the evening, the ten-mile
open professional race, his time being
"a minutes, "a 25 seconds. w. +. Buff
falo, finished second.
The professional balf-mile open
sprint race was won by Walter Bar
gett Of Syracuse, N, Y. G. Sherwood
of New York was second,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.
Green Mountain Lodge, N. E. O. r., Of
st. Johnsbury.

St. Johnsbury, Dec. THE 10th an
niversary of the establishment of the
N. Il. 0. r. was observed by Green Noun
tain lodge last evening. g. H. Taplin
gave the address Of welcome, followed
BY addresses by g. W., W. II. Weeks Of
East Hsrdwick, G. VI W. Merrill Rus
sell Of Montpelier, S. w, Peabody Of
Merose, Mass, S. s., d. NJ. Frye OF Cam
bridge Mass, and local speakers. A
literary and musical program was pro-
vided
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
WANT TO Be- A SOLDIER.
Three Young Men Took Examinations
Today For Appointment.

Three young men took examination in
W. \. Tneriault's office in Montpelier
before Supt 0.xD. Mathewson of this
city today for admission TO West Point.
They are Joseph F. Wilson Of Randolph,
@. 4. Pike OF Burlington, and 4. w.
Durfee of Bristol. The appointment
lies in the hands Of Senator IN. p. Dill
lingham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
BRUCE TO LEAD ORCHESTRA.
Fred II. whittier Going to 0rmond, Fla,
For The Winter.

Fred II. Whittier, proprietor and
manager Of the Whittier orchestra, will
90 January to Ormond, Fla, to play
IN a hotel orchestra during the season.
n. w. Bruce of this city viii succeed
Mr.. Whittier as leader Of the Whittier
orchestra. Karl Forsell, the eornet So
loist in the orchestra, II also planning
Ia leave Montpelier during the winter
months but expects to return to play
with the Montpelier Military band next
summer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
Vii Not rloat Bonds NOW.

The city nall building committedWbf
Montpelier met last night and discussed
the matter Of floating bonds for Che
proposed building 1t was decided to
postpone the floating Of the bonds until
such time as the money stringency shall
have abated somewhat The meeting
Of the committee was held at the Mont
pelier National bank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
DEATH OF JOHN MccuE.
New Hampshire Man Had Been Sick
Only d Few Days.

John McCue, whose home was in New
Hampshire, died yesterday afternoon at
the home Of his brother, 0nie McCue, Of
upper Graniteville He was sick only a
few DAYS, the cause Of death being pneu-
monia. He was as years of age and
leaves no family, his wife having died
about year ago. Tho funeral will liz
held at nine o'clock to-morrow morning
at the Catholic church in Graniteville,
and the interment will be in the Cath
olie cemetery in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
MOTHER REFUSES BODY.
That Of Muerdered Worcester Girl Still
at Hospital-Arrest Expected.

Worcester, Mass, Dee g. The mother
of Cora Il. Fay, the girl who was found
strangled in the hallway Of her home,
3 Lincoln street, Wednesday morning,
refuses to claim her daughters body,
which still remains at the City hos
pital
Mrs Fay denies, however, the asser-
tion that she and her daughter were not
on friendly terms. She claims She has
not sufficient means to bury it. The
body viii be turned over to the city au-
thoFities for burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
SANTA CLAUS RULES.
Post Office Department is Getting Clog
ged as Usual.

Washington, ID, q, Dee. 6.-Unclc
Sam took off his hat to Santa Claus to-
day. The post office department for
warded request to all the other govern
ntent departments to defer as far as
possible sending out official publications
until after the Christmas rush period.
The increase in the fourth class pack
ages in Washington alone during the
holiday period il 1900 per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
Granite City Tent. Knights Of
the Maccabees, Formed
LASl NIGHT
Thlrty-fouF Members Were Taken IN,
othcsrs Were Elected and Banquet
seryed--wss Started By Or
EaniEer Ward.

Granite City Tent, Knights Of The
Maccahees. No. ~, was instituted In
knights of Pythias hall last night. with
"a members present. The institutlne
officer was Col. \. G. G, Ward u Angus
"a, Maine. who ls supreme sentinel oi
the order, a. well ~ colonel of the uni
form rank of the Province Of Quebec,
The following officers were installed
Sir Knight Past Commander. ~ Ciiawlcy
Commander, l.. J.. Leonard. A. d.
lieutenant commander. James y. CALI
record keeper, A. c. Tlldeui chaplain,
Harry A. McNcili sergeant, William II.
Ward, physician. 4. l.. Leonardo mas
ter at arms. Neil o. Raiphi fret master
OF the guards. G. d. Reamsi second mas
Ter Of the guards, G. s. Mute; sentinel,
II. J. Hought0n, pickett. w. NJ. Tnayerg
trustees A. @ Whitcomb. ". A. Le.
bouryoau. J. y. Bradbury.
The most pleasing feature Of tho
evenings entertainment was the arrival
Of the Lady Niaocabecs at intermission,
headed hy their lady commander Mrs.
Bertha Mcneil, after which Mrs. Mcneil
addressed the new officers AMI members
IN a very able address of welcome. She
gave q brief history OF the knights Of
The Maccabees, OF iis objects and It's
purposes. and It's attainments, a. well
as congratulating the Organizer upon
tho nigh personnel Of it. membership
Then IN behalf OF Harmon Hive. ladies
o. .ae Maecabecs, the newly formed tent
was invited 70 partake Of a banquet
provided by the ladies. The nall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with the colors Of the society, and the
tables fairly groaned under the load
Of good things provided.
The committee Of arrangements for
the supper wero Mrs Nancy Avery,
Mrs. Emma Snow and Maggie Smith,
assisted BY Lillian Carney, Elizabeth
Carroll and Sadie Mason. The walters
for the occasion were Mrs. Nellie Robcn,
Mrs. Fannie Levin, Mrs. Lima Curtis,
Mrs. Myrtle Place. Mrs. Jessie Brad
bury. Mrs. Ethel Tobin, Marcia Marden
and la Trip.
II was a late hour when the meeting
closed, and an adjournment was taken
until Thursday, December i2 to com
plete the organization. It was voted
to procure Knights Of Pvthias hall "
satisfactory arrangements could be
made. Owing to a large number who
desired to become members at the
eleventh hour, Il was voted to extend
the time until Dec 12th meeting
Sir KNIGHT Ward is receiving many
congratulations on the high character
OF the charter members, and the sue
cessful termination of his still hunt for
material to make mp this, the latest ad-
dition to barre's fraternal orders. The
trip to Jeruslem will be undertaken on
next Thursday If a sufficient number OF
camels can be procured to transport the
large number Of prospective candidates
II might be well to add that the pres.
ent membership VIII not enjoy any Of
the scenery enrouta. but win be Obliged
to sit quietly by the roadside as the
caravan goes by
Thanks For Flowers.
Tho ladies who waited table at the !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
NAIL SCRATCH STARTED IT.
George Hopkins Of Warren Died of
Loekiaw Wednesday.

Werren, Dec. g. George Hopkins,
aged "a years. died Wednesday after
noon Of lockiaw caused BY a scratch on
his hand received few days ago from
4 rusty nail His wife, whom he mar
ried less than a year ago, survives him
with his parents and several brothers
and sisters who live In WilHamstown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
EASY FOR BARRE TEAM.
Defeated Montpelier Bowiers Last Even
ing Three STRAIGHT.

A Barre bowling squad went down 70
Montpelier last evening aud did few
stunts at the expense of the Montpelier
team, winning three strings with ease.
Smith Of Barre was The powerful man
of the evening. knocking down 2l5 pins
In thr second string and Gaping his
work with the best threestring total Of
5sG Leland was the best man for Mont.
pelier with a total Of sol. The scoresi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
BIG AMOUNT INVOLVED.
Judgnent For Old Dominion Company
in Bigelow Case.

Boston. Dec. GA decision in favor
Of the OLD Dominion Mining and smelt-
ing company, a New Jersey corporation,
III its suit against A. S. Bigelow Of
Boston. and Leonard Lewiseh1i Of New
York. in which the total award is placed
at over $i,700.O00, was rendered yester-
day by Judge Sheldon in the supreme
court.
Alleged wrosgful conversion of 50,-
900 shares Of the stock Of the Old
Dominion Copper Mining company Of
Baltimore by Bigelow and Lewisohn
was the basis Of the suit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
MRS. MCNEIL NEW COMMANDER.
OF The Ladies of The Maccabees, Elect
ed Wednesday Evening

At the regular meeting Of the Ladies
of the Maccabees. held on Wednesday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Past lady
commander, Mrs. May Campbell; lady
commander, Mrs. Bertha Mcneil; lady
lieutenant commander, Miss Florence
Hammond; finance keeper. Mrs. Mar.
garet Smith; record keeper, Mrs. Nellie
Boben; chaplain, Mrs. Lima Curtis;
mistress at. arms, Miss Marcia Marden;
sergeant, Miss Tia Tripp; sentinel, Mrs.
Lillian Reid; picket, Mrs. Myrtle Nor
gan; captain of guards, Mrs. Ethel
Tobin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
81. IoHNsBURYs GAME.
Defeated Washington Guards of Fitch
burg, II to 2s.

st. Johnsbury, Dec. 6.-st. Johns.
bury's five continued its seasons run
OF uninterrupted victories by defeating
Washington Guards OF Fitcnburg last
night, II to 2s.
st. Johnsbury plays East Boston c.
T. A., at East Boston Saturday even
ing and Portsmouth here Wednesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
rAIRFAx PEOPLE p1sAppEAR.
Ruby Dickinson, Aged IA, and ]. Lewis
Aged 20, Are Wanted.

Fairfax, Dec. g. Ruby Dickinson,
aged IA years, and J. Lewis, aged 20,
have disappeared, and it is supposed
that they went away together, They
were last seen on Wednesday. The
girl was in the hands of the truant of.
fieer at the time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06

President Throws Cold Water on Third
Term.

Washington, D. G, Dec Al cannot
serve beyond my present term" said
president Roosevelt to-day in reply to
an cuthsiastic third term speech. made
10 him BY the same Watts, a caller from
Lewiston, Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06
JURY DISCHARGED.
In Orange County Court Because No
Cases Were Ready.

Chelsea, Dec 6.--As it was not nos
sible to get any case set for trial bv
jury ready for several days, owing to
the counsel being engaged in other coun-
ties, continuance has been granted in
Orange county court and the jury was
discharged for the term. There are sey.
eral eases set for trial by the court, and
these with the divorce suits will occupy
the attention ef the court int naxt
week.