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The Republican journal., 1907-01-03

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE i IN, b55' I
n hereby gives notice lla, ..tgttd
appointed Administered 1i on. 81
EMILY S. GOULD, iatr9' ' .,i 4;
in the County of Waldo, If ,'sr,5u. b,VStI
bonds as the law directs. A' lstess "a
mands against the estate nj '", ,y,temeDi, IA
sired to present the same in' Ia Bsse "
indebted thereto are requesie" ,,fR
Immediately. op,RGES gg'
Winterport, December II wv III
The Republican journal., 1907-01-03

WALDO ssh Cour. .-. .... .-5rI
w fast, on the lltG .E -..ra.g
Fred Atwood, admints'rn- u..srtI
b. Lord, late of WinterIr aluC onT
ceased, having present, -,e ud i5
count of administrati'l af- Nfa
ance.
Ordered, That notiue .ru M grai
weeks successfully. M I'- Er-, ..aa l9rl
newspaper published H ~. .s-. los ,58G1
that all persons interesJrr u.T l1-uIalI
bate Court, to be held a boz. s-.uur-5 M
of January next, ant s..~ ..-. 4 hi
have. why the said accom- .N .....Isiir
GEO t. N.US III
A true copy-Attest.
CHAs. T. Ii-..4 fsgs
The Republican journal., 1907-01-03

BYRON L. PITCHER lp IA,
in the County of Waldo. ,. .a. IN
having demands agaWsr '4
ceased are desired 70 Dep, H 5nma
Element, and all inGUl .. .In tl
to make payment imme,l
A rUG
Belfast, December ~ 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
HE QUITS
SCOTLAND
For a Farm In Bethel He's
Never Seen
BOUGHT 1T BY PROXY
A Prosperous Merchant Brings HIS Wife
and Eight Children to Tackle the
Soil in Vermont. With Win.
ter's RigOrs.
BOUGHT IT BY PROXY

Boston. Nov. Purchasing a farm by
proxy had no terors for Lawrence
Wright of Glasgow, who cast his lot
with the farmers Of Bethel, W, Accom-
panied By bis wife and eight children.
Wright reached Boston yesterday on the
Numidian on bis way to occupy his un.
seen possessions.
Wright Is about 90 years old and was
prosperous dry goods merchant In
Glasgow. lie had heard from friends
glowing stories about Nefmonta splen.
ala climate. ia hospitable people and the
possibilities. Of making living In the
open.
Buy me o snug farm, not too large
or too stony. and IN sell out and bring
tho BARNS, he wrote.
The deal vas closed, and now come
The Wrights bag and baggage, and there
was lots Of the latter for the customs
officials 70 inspect.
Didn't You dread to give up your
home IN Glasgow, for another you had
never seen r Mrs. Wright was asked
mo. Why should II Ny husband
and all the children save one, who i
married and happy In Scotland, are with
me. True. We have given up the store
and our home, but that didn't matter
ever a wee hit. Wen make Il 70 and
think we viii be happy"
The family Of migratory Wrights in
oludes serefals sons and daughters in
the tweatics. also daughter about
eight They are well supplied with mon.
ey and propose to 70 into stock raising
on a small scale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
9be Times Daily Short Story.


ger lie departed. and she did moi
know the day. In about fortnight
there was n second departure. Lads
Gordon had been prevailed upon By
young PercIval. second. third or fourth
son OF Lord Percival. TO fy with him
on his yacht lie could borrow enough
money from the Jews and his follow
FOUNDERS 10 take them 10 some sunny
island In tho far Pacific. and they
would dwell there forever. II Lady
Gordon had any Qualms OF conscience,
they were not recorded for the bcleni
OF posterity. II young Percival's lord
OF a father cared. Il has not appeared
In evidence
II was sailing yacht and IN due
time It sailed away. Whether II was
because the breezes desired TO favor
the elopemcnt or because they had to
blow that way is nothing to the case.
Blow they did. and the yacht was
speeding In the right direction Wien
onc dark night she crashed into sail.
ing vessel and was badly injured. For
four days she lay rolling on the sea.
with her crew seeking to make re-
pairs. but unable 20 come al the leaks.
when steamer hove in sight and bore
down to them. II was at once decld.
ed TO abandon the yacht. It was a dis
appointment to the clippers to have
all their plans knocked in the head.
but they consoled themselves with the
reflection that they bad done their
best to raise a scandal aud reach their
island.
The big steamer. homeward bound.
was willing TO take the unfortlnates
aboard, and the transshIpment was
duly made. Young Perciyal and Lady
Gordon had had time to plan a little.
They we're to pass on board MS Mr..
caruthers and wife. and as such they
did pass. They received many intro
ductions and much sympathy. and the
thing was carried off bravely until
dinner time. Then they had seats at
the captains table. which happened
to have room to spare They entered
the saloon TO be observed by all. and
they had already tnken their places
when Lady Gordon found herself be-
side Der liege lord. He had been to
Madeira and stayed a day and was
on his way home. For just a MN
ute the wife was observed to flush up
and turn pale and look around like
hunted animal. Then Sir John whls-
pered In her ear. and she was herself
again, What he said was
Don't hutter yourself. dear. Your
old man will be willing to come down
with ain extra half million to keep this
from the public"
That was all. He never spoke 10 her
again during the run to port and total.
" ignored the man with her. and be.
fore dying. six months later, he paid
all his debts and sent word to Lady
Gordon by her maid not to let his de.
mise keep her out Of society for mors
thsn week, NJ. QUAD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
THAW'S COUNSEL IS CON-
VlENCED HE IS INSANE
And His Plea in the New Trial VIII Be
Based on This Cfound--Has Traced
the Tbaw Family Line
Carefully.

New York, Nov. l.--Insanity Is to ID
the plea in the defense Of Harry Kendall
Thaw, whose second trial for the Staying
OF stanford White will begin on Dec. 2
Martin ". Littleton. chief counsel for
Thaw. Is convinced that Thaw Is insane
and has not adopted this course as mere.
IL theory on which To conduct sue.
cessful defense.
He has traced the Thaw family tree
and, il Is said, had decided that the in.
sanity Of Thaw may have been an inhsri-
lance.
BE has witnesses to support his case
and Is said now TO be in position to
show, beyond shadow OF doubt, that
Ihaw Inherited mental nnsoundness.
lie has also talked with the alienists
who testified 30 emphaticaily in the last
trial to their belief that Thaw was in
sane.
Whether il Is the intention Of the de-
Tense to show that Thaw has been in
sane from birth is not clear. In this
case, 1t would follow that there would
be no need OF trial, and Thaw would
be dealt with as any other insane per-
son.
Ou lne otHef manu. IL Is EcIAliet tAAt
Mrs William Thaw, mother OF the &C.
eused heir TO the Thaw millions. EN-
phatically denied during the last trial
that in the direct line of descent there
had been any trace Of either epilepsy or
insanity. She admitted that the young.
esq OF Thaw's sisters showed a marked
tendency TO epilepsy and these seizures
continued until her death at the age
Of 60.
In the first trial seven alienists for
the state testified that Thaw, in their
opinion, was insane, and had been in
sane for some years. They declared that
he should be in an asylum. They affixed
their signatures to afiidavits in which
they stated that he was insane at the
time he shot Stanford White and that
his mental condition was such that he
should not be on trial for his life.
An but one Of these alienists testified
that Thaw's insanity was OF such ma
ture that his recovery was extremely
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
INDIANS FIGHT
AGAINST THE TROOPS
Three Of the Former Are Killed in an
Engagement in Southern
Utah.

Washington, ID. G., Nov. lin bat
Gle between United STATES troops and In
dams in southern Utah, three persons
were killed and another wounded, all
believed to have been Indians.
The news came to the Indian bureau
in telegram ffon Sapt. Shelton Of tho
San Juan agency.
The troops arrested Byiillie and nine
other Indians, part of band Of Sava-
joes that have been making trouble on
the Navaj6e reservation in northwestern
New Mexico and northeastern Arizona
because Of their disinclina9ion to observe
the regulations OF the indian Office.
Capt Carer P. johnson, who was dis
patched to the Ute Indian camp in South
Dakota TO conoiliate that tribe, who
threatened outbreak, telepaphs that
there Is no immediate danger TO life or
property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
TEACHER NAMES HER
PUPILS HAM, LEMON
Chicago Young Woman Tries New Way
TO Interest Foreigners in the
English Language.

Chicago, Nov. Miss Addie V. Barr
q young night school teacher who has .
large number Of foreign pupils over q
years OF age, has devised a new method
Of teaching them the beauties Of Eng.
lish.
Many cannot speak English. and in.
stead Of calling them by haptismal
names she has invented a new. directory.
For two weeks she names her pupils
after the produce Of the packers.
"You are a sausage" she says 70 one.
To another: You are pork chop
and 70 the third You are a ham, "
Again, You are a lobster"
The duty Of the person so named Is
TO find out all about his new name aud
in investigation is supposed 20 become
familiar with names which he or she
require in everyday conversation.
This week the pupils are fruit. One
is lemon, another lime, orange ba-
mana, plum, and so on until the list is
exhausted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
LADY GORDON'S
EMBARRASSMENT.
Icopyrlrhil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

tcopyright1
Sir John Gordon's ilrst wife was thu
daughter OF another sir. lie squander
ed her money and married the daugh
ter OF rich dyer. with a million for 1
dowry. He gamblcd and raced and
wngered. and in the course OF fvs
years he was ready to ask his dear
wife 70 sell Der Jewels when she was
thrown from horse and killed. Thli
made the financial situation worse
than ever. and after a few months OF
mourning he decided 10 make another
exception IN bis case. Some one told
him OF wall paper manufacturer who
had made great fortune aud had q
daughter who longed TO marry a man
with a title Sir John rode a hundred
miles to see the man. he found him
IN the Office Of a great brick building
that was humming with industry and
pouring smoke from its chimneys. II
was turning out wall paper Of lat DIFF.
ferent patterns including twelve hunt
ing scenes. Sir John and his govt and
his double chin and bald head had 70
be assisted into the Office, but he was
ell business when he got there. He
proved bis title and offered himself for
sale. His price was million and a
half.
The wall paper man demurred at the
price. He had been told that he ought
to catch the son OF a lord for that 6g-
ure. Sir John stuck to his fgures-not
q penny less. 1t wasn't every day in
the week that a sir nearly sixty years
old who had gout, bald head, weak
eyes and a hobsIe and who would
dump wife into his manor house like
/ bag Of oats and perhaps not see her
again for elk months was In the mar
ket. His arguments were 50 convinc-
IN that bargain was struck, and the
will paper man went home to tell his
daughter that be had found her hus-
band. She replied that she was very
glad, and in due time the equity old
wreck came along and had an Inter-
view, and the papers were signed. The
marriage took place with q great deal
of poxnp. The father paid extra for
the pomp. Sir John had secured an
other dove, but she differed from the
otl.er two. She had married him to
be Lady Gordon. She gave him to un-
lerstand that before the marriage and
directly afterward. When dumped
down at the door Of her future resi-
dence she gave him to understand It
for tie third Time she said she hoped
never to set eyes on him again except
by accident. He was more than salts
fed. and so It came about that they
had been married year and hadn't
met each other three times since the
wedding day.
Then Sir John began to fade, and the
doctor recommended a voyage to Ma
delra and return. He didn't think u
of enough consequence to notify MS
young wife. He had seen by the soci-
ETY. pnpers that she was still his wife
and wos still dwelling under bis roof
She saw by the papers that be was go
inc to MADEIRA, but she didn't send to
his rooms and offer to darn his SOCKS
or eend along bottle Of jamaica GIN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Repartee often amounts to this--im.
nudence.
How kind people are to the man who
is going TO die!
No man is as wretched as he imag-
ines himself to be-
You cant realize how little money
there is in a five dollar bill until you
break It.
If you want to know what a mans
weakness Ia. let him do the talking.
and he will mention it,
The church will not hold all who
want to see wedding. but you bet
there are seats to spare at every flu
neral.
Every man fatters himself that he
will finally whip his enemy and that
he VIII give him good one when he
gets at him.-Atchison Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
CABINET DISCUSSES
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION
Administration Feels 1t Is squarely Con-
fronted with Problem.

Washington, d. G., Nov. 1.-The eabi-
net discussed the japanese situation at
its meeting on Tuesday, according to in
formation that developed yesterday.
Secretary Straus Of the department Of
commerce and labor brought the matter
mp and showed that the passport ar.
rangement made last winter did not keep
out Japanese laborers, as they were en-
tering the country in large numbers,
A favorite plan is to enter Mexico and
then buy a ticket to Canada, with a
view to dropping off somewhere in this
country.
So far as learned, no action was taken
by the cabinet, but the administration
is squarely confronted with the exciu-
sion problem. The Pacific coast is pre-
pairing to agitate it when Congress
meets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

sleeves naay--indeed, the> fashionable
sleeve will--bc made of different ma
terial from~the bodice. Thus viii the
short sleeve evolute into long sleeve
by paths not TOO trying 10 a limited
purse
For girls school suits striped and
checked inaterials In gray and brown
coiorlngs or blue serge are most prac-
Teal and fashionable.
Little boys wear heavy linen suits
all during the fall Illustrated is a
suit in khaki cloth that is attractive
and viii stand any amount Of hard
wear. JUDO CHoLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
A sMoorH-RUNEIEe MACHINE.
The Government at Washington Goes
On Despite Oiieial Desertions.

On Despite Ofhcil Desertions.
From June to the latter part Of octo-
Der Is a tolerably long period for the
members Of thu federal administration
70 have been widely scattered. But It
cannot be said that their absence from
the seat OF official duty has resulted In
any serious lapses. During recent months
the country has witnessed the journeys
Of Root 10 Mexico, Of Straus and Met.
calf 20 the Pacific coast and Of Taft
on long trip with rowing commission,
the end Of which il not yet. Meanwhile
the president, IN the intervals OF speech.
making. has been presumably resting az
Oyster Bay or Justify chasing the elusive
bear IN the Louisiana canebrake; while
various other cabinet percentages have
been passing their time as they saw fit.
In their absence the mechanism Of
government hns run with all the smooth
ness Of accustomed routine, under the
auspices Of the assistant secretaries aid
chief clerks, whose names seldom come
prominently before the public, but whose
functions are sometimes rather more i'm.
portant thaH the public suspects. All
this Is over now. however The most
energetic president Of the generation Is
in the White House again, nearly all the
cabinet are at their posts, and Congress
will come together in little more than
month. Already programmes for its se-
ton are being published, and outlines Of
measures which are said TO be absolutely
indispensable to the nations welfare are
drawn up.
The mill win soon be in full opera.
ton Whether the grist will be in &C.
cordance with the noise Of the grinding
is question that can best be answered
later on.--Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

doubtful. The exception went farther.
lie testified that Thaw could never ~.
cover.
District Attorney jerome also gave his
opinion that he was trying an insane
man and that he felt that It was wrong
to proceeded with the trial under these
circumstances.
One Of the witnesses in the new trial
will be Dr. A. T. McCandiess OF Pitts
burg, who was family physician OF tho
Inaws when Harry was born. II Is I'M
derstood that DR.. McCandless declined
70 60 to the last trial. but he will now
attend since insanity is to be the plea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
FALL FASHIONS.
Striped Cotton voIis For waIsss-How
70 Bring Froeka Up 20 pato.

Striped Cotton volle For Walsts-Hew
10 Bring Froeks Up 20 Date.
The one new fabric for shirt waists
Is cotton wolfe. II washes better than
muslin. Blue and white. green and
white. pink and white are the colors.
These waits have no trimming and
are made simply with tueks. The era.
vat worn under the turnover collar IS
OF tafieta to match the stripe IN the
volle.
When the rumor began 70 float
around that sleeves were going TO be
long again the majority OF women
sighed Most women cannot AFFORD to
throw away gowns that are perfectly
good and out OF style 10 only one de-
tail, and they wondered what they
were going 70 do with their short
elceved things. Feminine ingenuity
viii go far. but no alchemy on earth
can transform short sleeve into a
long one. But II appears that Dame
Fashion Is moro considerable in this IN
stance than she generally Is. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
The Onion Knife.

After using a knife to pare onions
drop 1t in cold water and leave until
the dishes are washed, then wash With
hot soapsuds, and no odor viii be no
ticed. This rule holds good for uten.
sils. in which fish have been cooked
Securing soaps will not remove dis
agreeable doors from knives and dish
es, but this simple method never fails.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
Exceeded Contract Speed.

Newport, R. l., Oct. 3l.-The subma.
rine boat Tarautula, which is undergo
ing her final acceptance trials under the
direction Of the naval board OF inspee-
ton and survey, exceeded her contract
speed requirement in four hours en-
dlirance run in Narragansett bay yester-
day afternoon. The wind was very stiff
and the sea choppy, but in spite Of these
handicaps the boat developed a speed
Of 0 4-l0 an hour without allowing Tor
tidal corrections, which may increase the
figure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
PAID TOTAL OF s444.sl.
Costly Purchase by t. P. Daley in Bur.
lingtori City Court.

Burlington, Nov. l.--T. r. Daley was
arraigned in county court yesterday on
case SO on the state docket, charging
him with keeping liquor for an unlawful
purpose. He pleaded guilty and was
lined s40o and costs. Case 10, which il
Of the same character, was also brought
mp and Daley pleaded guilty 10 this, too
the matter Of sentence being continued
In the two cases of state vs. intoxicating
liquor, T. P. Daley, apt, Daley was ad.
Judged to be the owner and the stuff
was ordered destroyed, Daley being taxed
with the costs Of seizure. The two pres
ecutions for keeping" were based on
the seizures Just mentioned.
Daley paid the fine imposed and costs,
the entire assessment for the cases
amounting to s4440l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
HESS TAKEN BY BROOKLYN.
SpringfieId's Star Pitcher Drafted By
National League Club.

Springfield, Mass, Nov. Manager
Dam O'Neil Of the Springfield baseball
club has received word that Brooklyn
mas drafted Pitcher John Hess Worl
came through James H. O'Rourke, sec.
rotary of the Connecticut league. Moth
ing has been heard from the Brooklyn
end vet. Hess work with Springfield
the past two seasons has certainly en-.
titled him to promotion, and local fans
win be happy to hear he has advanced
to the National league His absence will
be a big loss to the Springfield club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

New York, Oct. 3l.--There viii be no
uplleaYal OF disiu1t agration in the ranks
OF the National Association OF Profess
sional Base Ball leagues, which has been
In annual session here for several. days.
While rumors Of strife between several
Of the associations ia the mann body ilava
been noised during the week. the coolies
heads have pretty nearly mastered the
situation and their counsel win keep the
national body intact.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
IInela san,,a nnmains.

The sun never sets on the soil OF
the United States Of America. When
1t Is 6 o'clock at Attoo island Alaska,
It is 9:36 o'clock q. N. the next day on
the eastern coast OF Maine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
A House Of Hats.

An ingenious halter Of Paris once
constructed O house Of felt made out
Of 24000 old hats This house con-
sisted of parlor, dining room and bed.
room; also kitchen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
The old Miraele PLAY.

In the old miracle plays The "Adora-
dion Of the Three Kings" was always
represented BY members of the jew
elers guild. each act or scene Of the
plays being given BY a separate cor
poration, which betrayed all the ex.
penses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
LONDON DISCOUNTS UP.
Bank Of England Advances Minimum
Rate One Per Cent.

London, Eng, Nov. The Bank O.
England yesterday advanced its mini-
mum rate of discount from IA to 5ls
per cent. The AZ per cent. rate las
been in force since Aug. Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

The pope in 1856 prohibited the cross
bow as barbarous and threatened
,rossbowmen with accommodation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

Hundreds Of people have told the groc-
ers that the Argo Red Salmon Is tina
best salmon that they haye ever eaten.
Ask your neighbors ii they have tried it,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-25
4 BUNCH Of APPEALS

The following appeals have beer
made from the District Court of Homo
lulu to the Circuit Court:
Jacintho Miguel, to the Supreme
Court on constitutional points, from
conviction and fine of $500 and costs
for selling liquor without license.
c. A. Malm G Co. of San Francisco
VS.. L. A. Fai & Co., appeal of plain
tiffs to jury from judgment of nom
suit in suit for $41.50.
Harry 7. Mills VS.. ]. S. Walker, de-
fcndant's appeal from judgment for
s6115.
Territory Of Hawaii VS.. Sing Ley,
appeal from conviction and fine of 800
and costs for violation of the liquor
law in selling intoxicating liquor to
one twice convicted of drunkenness at
ter notification of the fact by the
Treasurer of Hawaii.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. All Ming, ap-
real from conviction and fine of $50
and costs for assisting in maintaining
a lottery.
Territory of Hawaiisvs. Yau Sing, a
similar case to the preceding one.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. All Kong,
same as two previous cases.