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on Saturday last the Manitowoc Daily
Herald was 10 years old The Herald,
like wine, improves with age. 1t il a
bright newsy paper, deserving Of good
patronage.
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Double Dyed.

Here's man claims to have caught
a 45-pound catfish equipped with two
tails" What would you call him?"
"A liar on the first count and a nature
faker on the second"
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OF the Last.

Patience-l'm going to congratulate
Peggy on her last marriage. Patrice--
You'd better wait. Patience-Why so?
Patrice--I don't think this one is her
last.-Yonkers Statesman.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
CALVIN coBURN DAVIS.
Well Known East Montpelier Man Died
Yesterday.

East Montpelier, Jan. IS.--CaIvin Co
burn Davis, aged so, died here yester-
day morning at Sis o'clock of COM
plication Of heart disease and pneumonia.
He was we'll known throughout this and
surrounding towns. MI. Davis was born
I'm Corinth, June 24. 1926, and was the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Davis,
Until five years ago, when he came here
to live with his daughter, he resided as
a farmer in Lamoille county, where he
was widely acquainted.
The deceased was twice married, his
first wife being Miss Jeminla Cnrrier;
one daughter by this marriage survives.
Miss Clara M, Davis Of Bfattleboro.
The second wife was Miss Eimira Gile,
whose age is 70 years; by this nnioii
he leaves three children. Mrs. Olin u.
Tillotson of this place, Alvin G. Of Nor
risville and Edwin q. of Brattleboro.
There also remain a sister, Mrs. EInlira
Currer Of Morrisville, 95 years of age
and thirteen grandchildren and three
great grandchildren Among the grand
children are Mrs, Arthur Mack and Afrs.
James Lord of Kimball Corner, Orange,
and Mrs. George Maker Of Barre
The funeral services are to be held
Saturday at 2 p. M. from the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il Tillotson, The Rev
George A. Moore Of Montpelier officiat
ing. The body is to be placed IN the
vault at the Cutler cemetery in Mont
pelier until spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18

ques and one, not both, oil the Royal
Mail Steam Packet companys wharves.
The burned area ii being cleared
slowly owing to the indiaposition of the
people To labor at double the usual
wages There are few bodies stilI
covered with ruins. The burials to
noon today comprise 343. The persons
admitted to hospitals in Kingston total
440, exclusive Of some sixty cases sent
to Spanish town, Kingston, for treat.
ment The population generally il en-
camped on the parade grounds, the race
course and the open spaces. It is re.
luctant to return to its ruined houses
during the fine weather.
"The usual provision shops are in the
burned area and there is consequently
difficulty in buying provisions.
VI am arranging for sales temporarily
and for the transfer of persons to other
parishes. There was somepilfering last
night from deserted shops. The non
ulation is wonderfully patient, but
listless.
Among the killed are: Sir James
Ferguson. u wv. Middleton. Al. MI
Nathan, Edward de cordova, j. RI
Mudon, J. A. Payne, DR.. n. G. Glib. r.
w. Bradley, B. Verley, w. George, II
Burrows, Charlie Sherlock, f. Morris
Captain Constantine and Miss Lockett.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

II. T. Austin has fine new watch.
makers bench which is fine specimen
|of the cabinet.makers' craft; it was
built by II. A. Maxfed.
Fred Hall Of Lyndonyile was in the
city on business today
Misses Anna and Jennie Hill of Bar
ton are visiting friends III the city.
Mrs. Philip LeAIay is i'll at her home
8on Smith place.
Mrs. Frank Smith Of Division street is
confined TO her home by illness.
supper at the Universalist church to-
night.
Among arrivals AZ the City hotel tD-
day are J. H. w Stuhbe, Boston; a.
g. Sargent, West Lebanon; G. A. Sever.
ance. Boston; A. g. Goodenough, Troy.
IN. ".
Word WAS received in town today of
The death Of q N, Davis III Concord
N Ii.s brother of d. " Davis of this
city.
Amos Cusha went to Waterbury To-.
day for few days visit with relatives.
G. r Meade Of Burlington was in the
city on business yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
WATERBURY HOTEL SOLD.
W. F. Davis Buys It and Gives $4,000,
Changes Contemplated.

Waterbury, Jan. 1s.--An important
real estate deal was made last evening
when the deeds were passed conveying
the Waterbury hotel property from j.
G. Farrar to w f.. Davis. The CON
sideration was $4,000. Possession il
to be given February Is. Mr. Davis
the past 70 years has been steward al
the Profile house in the White Mount
aims. During the winter he has spent
at the Vendome in Boston for seven
winters and - winters at the st. James
in Florida
Mrs, Davis has been housekeeper IN
some of the large hotels in Boston and
New York. Mr.. Davis will spend sew
Heral thousand dollars in improving the
property The house win be al newly
furnished, and ten rooms will be fitted
up with private baths. He IS to build
a large garage, and viii ft mp golf links
for the guests Of the house The hotel
will be known hereafter al the Water
bury Inn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
i,25a SENTENCED 10 DEATH.
2,o2s Sent to the Mines, 1855 to siberis
for Life, 5,s45 Imprisoned.

st. Petersburg, Jan. fs.-Statisties,
published yesterday, show that during
1906 i,252 persons were sentenced 10
death for political or revolutionary
crimes, 2,020 We're condemned to SER
vitude in the mines. fse. were sent to
Siberia for life, 5,945 were imprisoned
for offenses of various degrees, ssa
newspapers were supnesded, and 73s
responsible editors wer prosecuted. The
paper publishing the figures makes no
attempt TO estimate the enormous num-
Der OF persons enthusiastically ar.
rested.
On account Of the repeated cases of
successful resistance to the police in
house searches the new prefect of 20.
lice has ordered that raids whenever
possible, be made in daytime and by an
adequate force equipped with bullet
proof cuirasses.
Heedles of the fate of his predeces-
sors, the prefect. Gen. Draeheffski, IL
going freely about the city and dining
ungarded IN well-frequentcd restaur.
ants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
FORM DRIVING CLUB.
Montpelier Horsemen Are 10 Have Ice
Racing.

A driving club has been formed in
Montpelier by about twenty horsemen
and the plan is to have ice races on the
Winooski river The name Of the or
qanization Is the Montpelier Driving
club The officers are AZ follows
President, c. A. Gale; vice e-president.
and treasurer, James Fl. Kelleher; sec
retary, A. w. Daley.
The committees appointed were as
follows: Tee committee, r., D Hard.
gan, +. Carr and Arthur Daley: sab.
scriptions, a. w. Daley. G. IA. Smith.
~ Fl. Kelleher and Clark Roberts. ii
was voted to hold three races on jan
uary 26, green race, 50.class and
a 30-elass. These races are To be mixed
IN each case The FIRST prize win be
-, 81 and 10, respectively, and the
second and third prizes will be square
blanket and whip in each race. The
entrance fee win be, green race SOC, 30.
class TSc and 90,elass 81. Entries to be
made with the secretary not later than
noon Of the day before the race. Five
horses to enter and three TO start, best
three out Of five heats. These races
will begin Al 1870 IN the afternoon. The
ice committee viii course on Saturday.
50 that the horses may be trained n
preparation for the races II Is plan.
ned TO hold several of these races during
the season aud it is expected that some
Of the heats viii be run.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
NEW TROLLEY LINE.
Company Organized at MiddIebury Yes
terday.

Middlebury, Jan. ID. Those interest
ed in the formation bf the Champiain
Valley Traction company met at the
Addison house yesterday afternoon The
temporary president was K. n. Noonan
and S. Ezra Smith acted as secretary.
After some discussion the association
vas made permanent and the following
directors elected: n. w. McCuen, Yer
gennes; olin Smith, Addison; Il. Il.
Noonan, Panton; Frank Allen. Fair
Haven; w. A. Jennings. n. T. Cntts.
Orwell; Ezra Smith. addison.
The stock was placed st $50 per share
and there was 100 shares sold.
Immediately after The meeting the dit
retors met and elected the following of.
fleers: President, r. II. Noonan. Pan
tom vice.president, Frank Allen. Fair
Haven; secretary, Z. Ezra Smith, Ad.
Olson; treasurer, r. W. McCuen, Yer.
gennes. 1t is expected that work on
the proposed road will he begun econ.
There was a large attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
HR SHOT THE CHUTE.
And Became an Unwilling Prisoner While
Standing Oh His Head.

A common chute through which hay
Is dropped to horses is not usually con-
sidered an object calculated TO inspire
alarm, but John Scampini had an exper-
ience with one a few nights ago, since
which ne has 4 care where he goes.
IT seems that he was rather late iii
feeding his horses that night and per-
haps because he was in somewhat Of d
hurry or for some other reason he lost
his balance as he lifted forkful of hay
and instead of the hay going down the
chute to the hungry horse, Scampini
went down himself, head first at that.
The chute was close fit at tile best. and
Johns position was none TOO comfortable
as he stood there in the dark on his
head. He struggled and tried to turn.
but the boy only seemed to grow small
er, He shouted for assistance, but the
only thing within range Of his frenzied
cries was the horse and he appeared
more interested in the lack of his even.
ing meal than in his masters prelica-
meiiti SO the only answer was the echo,
For long, cold hour, John kicked, yelled
and struggled with his feet in the air
and his head In the manger
Finally his wife, thinking that she
heard some unusual noise. went on
tour of investigation and discovered the
pedal extremities Of the unlucky John
firm the chute. She pulled,
but John Is heavy and she was unable
to extricate him, she called the hired
girl and at last with combined strenu-
ous effort he was liberated from his m
comfortable position, none the worse for
wear, but mighty nervous Scampini
saws that he is going to build high
railing around that hole.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
Tobacco Trust is Fined.

New York, Jan. 1s.-The companies
in the tobacco trust, found guilty Of
combination and illegal restraint Of
trade by unjust monopoly in connection
with the icorice paste industry, we're
fined total OF $4,000 yesterday in
the United States circuit court by
Judge Hough.
The MacAndrews x Forbes company
Of this city was fined $4,000 in each Of
the two counts. The John S. Young
company of Baltimore was fined $4,000
on each of the two counts.
Judge Hough said in his decision that
he made this difference IN the fnes be-
eause ne felt that there had been shown
d difference in active and responsibility
on the part Of the two companies. lie
granted stay Of sixty days on mo-
tion ofJohn D. Lindsay. but denied
motion for a new trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
KILLED AND INJURED.
Partial List Of Casualties at Kingston,
Following the Earthquake.

The following is a list gathered from
various sources Of the more important
persons killed and injured in the King.
ston disaster.
The Killed.
Sir James FERGUSON, M. p. deputy
chairman of the ROYAL Mail Steam Pack.
1t company nf London.
Capt r.. Constantine, superintendent
IN Jamaica for the Royal Mail Steam
Packet company.
Captain Young, commander of steam.
er Arno Of the Royal Mail Steam Packet
eempany's fleet.
Captain Lamont, who was soon to be
married to an American girl.
Mr.. Brannel, reported to have been
killed in the Mvrtlehank hotel.
DR.. Robertson and wife (perhaps DR.
o. d. +. Robertson and wifel.
Charles Sherlock. well known mer-
chant.
A. NJ. Nathan, partner Of Charles Sher.
lock in the firm Of Nathan, Sherlock,
& Co.
Bradley Verlev, Of Che family exten.
sively interested in sugar cultivation.
Two other members of the verley fam.
ily,
G. Men. Livingston, senior clerk in
the audit Office Of the colonial govern.
1nent, which was located in the treasury
building on Harbor street.
DIR. Menier (or Maynier).
Four Livingston children reported TO
have been killed in the Myrtlebank no.
tel
DR.. r. c. Gibbs.
Miss Lockett, killed in the Jamaica
club.
Miss Sullivan,
Edgar de Cordoya, carriage and wagon
maker,
Missing.
Charles de Cordova, importing provi-
sion merchant.
Edward de cordova. brother 81
Charles
4 brother Of Charles sherlock, the
merchant who was killed.
Injured.
Maj. w II. Hardyman OF the West In
dia regiment, seriously,
Lieut.. J, r NJ Dalrymple- HAY. d. S.
o. Of the West Indian regiment
Lieut.. A. G. II. Dixon Of the West
India regiment
Quartermaster S. H. Price, honorable
lieutenant of the West India regiment.
Mrs. S. S. Price, seriously.
Mrs. Constantine, both legs broken.
Mrs, a. A. Wedderburn wife of deputy
police inspector, both legs broken.
Mr.. Codner Of the Direst West India
Cable company. severely.
Mrs. Marshall wife Of Brigadier Gen.
eral J. w. A. Marshall, G.. b., Of the
Jamaica command.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
CABLE STORY OF DISASTER.
Burned Area Is Slowly Being Cleared
Says Report.

London, ian, isl. -T6e colonial Of.
flee has received cablegram from Sir
Alexander Swettenham, the governor Of
Jamaica. II is without date and runs
as follows.
Continuing my previous telegram on
the subject Of the earthquake. The
evil effect have been confined almost to
three parishes Of the island, namely.
Kingston, Port Royal and St. Andrew.
The fire at Kingston bas practically
ceased, only coal and rubbish arc now
burning
'sThe district burned comprised tri
angular area between the parade
gardens. the sea, Duke street and Prin.
epss street. The parish church forms
BIZ apex Of this triangle which com.
arises about one-tbigtieth part 6f che
Sown. The wharves burned are George
md Branday and Malabre, Haggart
LYONS, Solomons, DeMercado, Henri.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
just j Light Practice.

bowling team which IL to take an
extended trip through several states had
a little practice on Daley's aileys m
Montpelier last night Ed. Walsh was
the king pin Of the lot. not going under
200 In any Of the four strings, ana put.
ting up an average of 2i61s. His strinp.
were 2i4, PA. 2O5 and 223. Daley yver
next with the following, 20s, 2f5. 1ss
and is4 The other members are smith
Mute, Trenoweth and AyerilI. The team
has been named "0ur Boys just Keen
your eyes on them
Ii the candle pin contest 1T BuzgeIi'a
alleys last evening the Caryars defenfe,i
the Jumpers ii one, two, three oraer
winning the three strings. The score.
Cavers, 439, $50, an 1890. Lnmper.
895, 426, 4f0~i23l. The Rouqhers ana
Rushers are to play this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
who win Claim Them ,

Letters remaining uucaled for at the
Barre postofiiee for the week ending
january II, 1907, are as follows.
Men. David Anderson. John Ahern.
Royal Carlip. John Casilini. II. u. Cole.
"a. u. Cheney. NJ W. Dutton. Geo. Gam.
elm James Huse. Francis Jones. ]. r.
Jameson Ghas. Kendall, Joseph Laro
chelle. hRobt AicKcage, John McCann.
Chas. Morgan, a. Mckenzie, Mike Nunan,
0gna Pietro, Ioas Roderique, Guiseppi
Restelli, Asa Stedman, Peter Visconte,
Edwin Webster.
Women. Marion Cutler, Mrs. Jennie
Cruickshank, Miss II. NJ. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Edd Delyon, Meadie Iapiere. IdelI
Plestid, Gertrude Smith, Mrs. ]. J. Nc
Donald (paekage).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
5000 PEOPLE in
DANGER OF PERISHING
Unless Food and Medical Supplies Are
at Once Rushed to Kingston
There viii Be Dire
consequences

Holland Bay, Jamaica, Jan. 1s.--In
Kingston hospitals 5000 persons are in
danger Of perishing unless food and
medical supplies are rushed to them
Immediately, The latest reports arouse
grave fears for hundreds Of American
and English tourists. Between 100
and 200 are now missing. Many are
said to have been buried already with
out identification Nearly 500 bodies
have been inferred up to this morning.
Hungry looters invaded the city last
night and were fired on by provost
guard. The soldiers did not to shoot
to kill, and it is believed that no one
Was injured. The looters wanted only
food and made no attempt to take val.
nables.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
Thawing Pines. Snt Ere

Burlington, Jan. fs.-A frozen water
pipe ~ the residence of Adam Neser
nn Shelburne road was indirectly respon.
sible early Yesterday for the fire depart
ment's taking a run while the mercury
was on the wrong side Of zero. AIr. Nas-
er applied fire TO the frozen pipe in the
cellar and the same took kindly to the
woodwork, and crawled up to The bath
room in the second story. A still alarm
was sent in to station one Chief Niles
and the firemen saw what the difficulty
was ana applied the chemical. The fre
was confined to the partitions entirely.
but had a good headway and would have
done some damage if moi attended to
promptly As it is, the damage is very
slight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
NICHOLAS ToIsToI KILLED.
The Count Loses His Life in Moscow
Fire.

st. Petersburg Jan. 1s--Count Nicho-
las Tolstoi, administrator of the imper.
ial estates in Moscow province, has lost
his life in fire which destroyed his
residence near Moscow. A woman and
two provincial officials, who were his
guests, al well as two servants Of the
household, also pershed. Tie count
rescued his wife from the burning build.
ing, He then returned in an endeavor
to save the imperial funds in his care
and he was burned to death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
TWO PERSONS BURNED
FIGHTING A FIRE
House Of Mrs. Anne r. Howard at st.
Johnsbury Badly Gutted by Fire
Yesterday Afternoon.

st. Johnsbury, Jan. 1ss--The house of
Mrs. Anne 7, Howard was badly gutted
by fire yesterday afternoon and two Of
the occupants were burned in trying to-
put out the flames Francis Swiitser
was making some iiniment over qas
stove when the preparation ignitcd and
he was 80 badly burned about the harls
and face that he was taken 10 the
hospital. Mrs. Howard rushed into the
kitchen and in attempting to extfnguish
the flames was burned about lie lace
and hair, but her burns are not consid
cred as serious as Mr. Switser's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
cABoT FIGURES FoR lsos.
There Were IA Marriages, 81 Births and
2s Deaths in u Months.

Cabot. Jan. 49, The vital statistics
for the town for 1906 show that there
were IA marriages. q births and 23
deaths. OF the deaths the causes were
as follows: still birth three, tubercnlo-
sis three, cancer FIVE, spinal trouble one.
heart trouble four paralysis three, pneu.
monia one. isronchitis one, suicide once
typhoid fever one, Bright's disease one.
Two bodies were brought TO town for
burial. The ages Of those who died
during the year are as follows: still
birth three: between and 2 there was
one; between 10 and 90 one; between
20 and 80, one; between 40 and 80, one;
between so and go. two; between 90 and
10, five; between 10 and so, eight; be-
twen so and 90, one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
ON THE wARpATH.
Red Men Defeated the Highlanders il
Cribbagge Last Night.

The Red Men defeated tho Clan Cor.
den team IN the cribbage contest last
evening by a score Of 5 to 3. the play
by tables being gas follows: Duncan
and Marshall. r. NJ. defeated Anderson
and Rennie, G. e.; Bradbury and Robert.
son, r. NJ defeated Webster and Munro.
g, G.. Brodie aud Davidson. r. NJ. az.
fcated Birnie and Craig, g. g.: Geals
and McKerron, r. Nj. defeated Hender
son and Scott, G g.; Mcdonald and
Main r. NJ, defeated Gordon and Cowie,
c. &.
Booth and Tierney, G. G.. defeated
Cormack and Webster. II. M: Mcleod
and RiddelI G. a., defeated Birnie and
Stewart, X, Nj; Beagrie and Milne T..
G.. defeated Wishart and Brew, r. NJ.
The Foresters of America and the Cath.
ollie Foresters are scheduled to play this
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
peath u pr. Q. ?. Newton.

Underhill, Jan. is. The death Of
Df Charles p. Newton, aged Sc years,
occurred at bis home here yesterday
from complication Of kidney and
heart trouble He had practiced bis
professor here for I6 years. "A grad
uate of the medical department of the
university Of Vermont Dr. Newton
was born IN Palmer, Mass He leaves
q wife. one son and a stepdaugbter The
funeral win be held at the house Sat.
urday afternoon at one o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
U. 5. WARSHIPS
AT KINGSTON
Admiral Evans Reports That the City
Is Now Quiet--Medical Supplies
Received.

Washington, ID. G., Jan. 1s.The com.
nandant at the Key West naval station
reports the receipt Of the following wire
less message from Admiral Evans at
Guantanamo; Missouri and Indiana
anchored off Kingston, this (Thursday)
morning. Kingston almost totally de-
stroyed Four hundred were killed and
about 500 are in hospitals. Plenty Of
doctors but are short Of dressing and
bandages. City now quiet"
The navy department has been in.
formed that Yankton, Evans tender, has
arrived off Kingston with further medi-
cal supplies