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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08

performed BY the Rev. DIR. Thomas G.
Hall, professor Of theology at the Union
Theological seminary of New York city,
formerly pastor Of the fourth Preshy
terrain church Of Chicago
II, i. McClain OF Greenfield, Ohio d
cousin Of Senator Beverage, and J.. @.
Schaffer, Of Chicago, were the witnesses
at the civil marriage. Senator William
p. Dillingham; of Vermont was the best
man.
Both services were OF the simplest
character, only relatives and few init
mate friends being present. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Augustus N.
Eddy, parents Of the bride; Mr. and Mrs
Spencer Il. Eddy, Commander w. y.
Howard the United States naval at.
taehe, and Mrs. Howard; Col j. 2. Wis.
ser; J. w. Garrett. second secretary Of
the embassy; Basil Miles, secretary Of
the American embassy at Vienna; N.
0'Shsughnessy, third secretary of the
embassy here; Consul General A. NJ.
Thackara and Mrs. Thackara; Mrs. and
Miss Birch, Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Schaifer; Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Me
Claim, Miss Mccain, the Rev Dr. and
Mrs. Hall, and Mr. and Miss Mum.
The principal drawing room Of the
embassy was converted for the occasion
into provisional chapel containing a
small altar, before which Dr. Hall
stood, with background Of plants.
Augustus n. Eddy, father of the bride,
gave her waay Her wedding gown was
Of white satin trimmed with lace and
having a long train.
After the ceremony q wedding break
fast was given at the house Of Spencer
+. Eddy. Ambassador Tower proposed
the health Of the bride and groom, to
which Senator Beyeridge responded.
Several hundred congratuatory tele.
grams and cable messages were received,
including one from the mother Of Mr..
Beveridge from Champaign, ILL., and
messages from President Roosevelt,
Senator Allison, James Whitcomb Riley,
most Of The senator's. many members
Of the House, and political friends all
over the United States
Large numbers Of cable messages con
tinued to arrive after the departure Of
MIR. and Mrs. Beyeridge from Berlin.
They were forwarded 70 Dresden, where
tie bridal couple viii make a tempo.
rdry stay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
UNCLE CY
STILL GOOD
Beat Chicago White Sox in
IA Innings
WAS A SPLENDID CONTEST
AItrock Pitched First Eight Innings for
Visitors But Retired in Ninth When
Unglaub Made His Second Triple
The Score Was 2 to i.

Boston. Aug. Boston and Chicago
battled for fourteen innings yesterday
afternoon, when the former got single
tally around the bases, winning BY the
score Of 2 to 1, Young, who was in the
box for the home team, pitched won
derful ball, allowing but eight hits in
that time and keeping them well scat
tered. Ghieago's one tally, which came
in the third inning, was considerable Of
a gifs In that inning Robe got first on
Wagnsr's low throw and after McFar-
land had popped out and Altrock had
famed, Hahon got pass. Jones then
singled, scoring Robe. Isbeii was the
third out on a grounder to FeFris.
Nick Altrock was in the box at Tho
start for the visitors, but in the ninth
after Bob Unglaub had got his second
triple, Click retired in favor Of Walsh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
where Ignorance Is acopy.p

The Yankee testers who exclaim
That London Punch is dull and fiat and
trite
Would not know London Punch at sight;
TO them it's but name.
The photographic wit who pokes
His paragraphs at Howell's doesn't
know
A single book Of Howells'. Flow
From ignorance his jokes.
The merry wag who talks or writes
Loosely Of Maeterlinck and Meredith
II wholly unacquainted with
These literary lights.
The humorist who jests at James
Has never CHANGED to read that masters
WORKS.
The suolect Of his quips and quirks
Is one Of many names
From which the reader will surmise
That lack Of learning is no bar to wit
Where ignorance u copy" It
Were folly TO BE- wise.
Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
TROTTING NOTES

N q
Though his horses were wintered among
the snow drifts Of New Hampshire, Walter
Cox is holding his own with the crack
Grand Circuit drivers in spite of the
fact that he has had his share of the
mishaps that are always to be expected
by. racing stable His $4,000 PAGER,
Jerry b, has been laid up with bad
knee, but it is thought that be viii soon
be in shape to do battle for the rich
stakes in which he is entered. Walter
i not one of the kind to overestmate
his horses, and his many admirers are
confident that his stable will be even
more in evidence from this on.
The question is, will history repeat
itself A year ago at this time the
3-year-old colt Gay Bingen startled the
trotting world by trotting mile in
2ii2% in II race. and Immediately it
was predicted that he had the futurity
stakes all won, but he broke down in
the first big stake OF the season, that
at Readyilie, just at the time when the
big money was in sight. 1t is to be
hoped that Lon MeDonald's filly Bell
Bird viii have better luck, but it would
be foolish to concede, as some OF Me,
Donald's friends appear to be doing, all
the big futurity events TO the grand,
daughter Of Jay Bird. There are the
sensational two year olds Of last year
TO be reckoned in and then the crack
three year old Of the year may, as ha;
often happened ba one that has been
kept well under cover until the time
the big money Is in sight.
The black trotting mare, Lolita 2;o9h
that won at both Detroit and Cleveland
had not even been heard Of up to the
time that she came into prominence al
the spring meetings BY defeating j. A
Crabtree's mare Princeen, that was
saved over from last year and heavily
staked in the big trotting events this
season Mr.. Crabtree was so much i'm,
pressed with the mare that he paid d
long price for her and 40 far at least
she has justified his estimate Of her
worth. The mare was known as Lady
Thistle at the time that Mr.. Crabtree
purchased her, but be thought 80 well
OF her that he changer her name to Lolita
in honor Of his sister, the well known
actress, and the mare has already be-
come . prime favorite with the harness
racing world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
BAD EIGHTH
FOR |. A. G.
Caused Them to Lose Game
to JeffersonylIIe, II to 5
VISITORS PUNCHED HITS
Up to That Point the Game Was Very
Interesting and Was Witnessed by
Good-sized crowd--Each Team
Tried Two Pitchers.
VISITORS PUNCHED HITS

AT the Rangers field yesterday after
noon the Jacksonville base ball team
defeated the Italian Athletic club by
a score of ~ to 5. Up TO the eighth I'M
ming the game was close and interesting,
both pitchers doing well and receiving
good support. Each team used two
pitchers, Thomas, the Montpelier semi
nary pitcher, replacing Westeott in the
fourth, and Gabelloni following Scam
PM in the ninth. Although the visitors
made more errors they won the game by
timely hitting, and in the eighth scored
six runs ON five safe hits,
In the first inning, singles by Nicora,
Gahelloni and Celia scored three runs
through the aid of Raymore's error. In
the second Morris two-bagger following
Buker's base on balls scored the latter,
and in the third a base on balls for
Raymore was followed by a single by
Westcott, scoring the former. In the last
half the Italians scored on two errors,
Score, A to 2.
IN the fourth inning Thomas replaced
Westcott, and neither side scored for
two innings. In the sixth, Marsh singled
and stole second Jacques walked and
both made an advance on Buker's long
fly to center. Morris hit to pitcher, who
threw wild to the plate, letting in two
runs. Score, "A.
In the seventh Comolli singled, stole
second, took third on a Wild throw to
second and scored on Jacques error.
Score 81.
But Italy's Waterloo came in the
eighth, when series Of hits, five in
number. assisted by four errors, scored
six runs. This swatfest alone would
have won the game had no more scores
been made, but in the ninth, two-bag-
ger and q triple, poorly felded, scored
two more.
The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
SLAYER RAVES
DENIES GOD.
Frank H. Warner Curses and Reyiles
Coroner Acritelli When Arraigned
Before Him.

New York, Aug. cursing his
guards, the coroner and everyone VINO
tried 10 question him, Frank II Warmer
Who shot and killed Miss Esther Norling
ana John G. Wilson on July 20, was
arraigned before Coroner Acriteili yes
terday. He was remanded to the Tonlbs
without bail awaiting the action OF the
grand jury.
seldom has there been such scene ~
coroner's court in this city as when
Warner was adrraigned. Refusing 70 an
swer questions he rained curses on every
one who approached him. He Was still
cursing when led away across the
Bridge Of Signs to the Tonlhs.
Warner was brought from Bellevue
where he has been under treatment
ever since his arrest, suffering from the
injuries inflicted with cotton hook by
the huge draymen who captured him.
To all attempts Of Coroner Acrlteiil
he replied with an oath
Once he fell on his knees from the
very violence OF his blasphemous out
burst. Captain 0'Reilly jerked him e
his feet.
you don't pretend you are insane?"
! asked the coroner.
NO, there II no insanity in me-
Neither was Robert G Ingersoll insane,
replied Warner.
Seeing the Hselessness of further
wrangling with the man Coroner Acri-
telli bound him over without bail. War
ner's last words were solley Of oaths
as he was led out Of the court room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
DILLINGHAM;
WAS BEST MAN.
At the Wedding Of Senator
Beyerldge Il
IN BERLIN YESTERDAY
Beverage WEEDS Katherine Eddy The
Senator From Indiana Marries the
Sister of Our First Secretary
at Berlin.
in BERLIN YESTERDAY

Berlin, Aug s.-Miss Katherine Eddy
Of Chicago, sister Of Spencer +. Eddy,
first secretary Of the American embassy
here, and Senator Albert j. Beveridge Of
Indiana We're married here Yesterday.
The civil rite, according to the German
requirements, took place in the regis
trar's Office at noon. The religious
ceremony, which occurred half an hour
later at the American embassy techni-
cally within American jurisdiction was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
HINDU PRINCE SEEKS
CORNELL GRIDIRoN.
Royal Student Is to Seek For Honors
on Football Field.

Ithaca, n. Y, Aug. s.--Prince Victor
Marayah, an aristocrat Of India, will
become one Of the candidates for tae
Cornell football team next fall The
prince, who is the ron Of the Maharaia
bf the Cooch Behar state, one OF the
provinces Of the Indian empire has an.
nounced his intention Of entering the
Cornell college of Agriculture next fall
taking the regular course
The prince Is reported to be the real
thing In an athletic way, being famous
with the cricket bat and an expert in
the Indian game Of football. Although
the oriental style Of play is somewhat
different than that practieed ON the
American gridiron, Pop Lueder. field
coach of the Ithacans say that the
prince will become an apt pupil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
MACON BUSHES TO AID
OF SALOON KEEPERS
Citizens Given Extra Hour Daily to Drink
Up the Stock on Hand.

Macon, Ga. Aug SIN response to a
petition from saloonkeepers the city
council Tuesday night extended the clos
ing hour from 10 ~ o'clock in order
to give them better opportunity to dis
pose Of their stocks by the first Of Janu-
any, when the prohibition law goes into
effect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
MAY HAVE SECOND
SENATE PRIMARY
Williams and vardaman Run So Close
That Contest Is Almost Certain.

New Orleans, La, Aug. Dispatches
from Jackson, Miss, say that a second
senatorial primary for John Sharp viii
liams and Governor James Vardaman is
regarded with favor by many followers
of both. Secretary Of State Power, up
TO Tuesday night, still had 10 counties
to hear the official returns from. The
count up TO that point showed Williams
lead TO be about 440 votes.
The smallness Of the vote which II Is
now estimated the winner will have is
given as the ground for the belief that
contest over the election is inevitable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidn@sl
Have you overworked your nervous sys.
tenn and caused trouble with your kid.
neys and bIadderl Have you pains In
loins, side, back, goins and bledderi
Have you habby appearance OF the
face, especially under the eyesi Too
frequent a desire to pass urine9 II
20, Williams Kidney Pills will cure you.
sample free. BY mail SOC. Williams
Mfg. Co., proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio,
Sold By c. H. Kendrlck g. Co,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
TROOPS IN POSSESSION
OF BELFASTs STREETS
Thousands Of Citizens Watch Inaugra.
ton of Military Control.

Belfast, Ireland, Aug. s.--Troops took
possession Of the streets Of Belfast yes
terday morning and strong guards were
posted at Custom House square and other
centres.
Thousands Of citizens watched. with
mixed feelings, the Inauguration Of mill
tary control Of the city as result Of
the strikes ard insubordination Of the
police.
The city has been divided into five
divisions, each under the control Of a
battalion of infantry. The town Is quiet.
The strike pickets turned out as usual
Yesterday, bat they were inactive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
SHOOTS WIFE AND
THEN HANGS HIMSELF
Lind's Madness Costs His Life and May
End Woman's-The Outcome of
Marital Row.

New. York. Aug. S.-Vainly seeking a
reconciliation with his wife who had left
him because OF his habits, Victor Linde
young man, fred four shots at her
early yesterday on the roof Of her faith.
er's home on East Goth street. Linde
fled to the cellar Of an adjoining house
where he committed suicide By hang.
ing. Mis-. Iinde was removed to the
hospital in 4 serious condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
DEATH AND RUIN IN TORNADO.
Result Of a Storm in winnabago County
Iowa.

Albert Lea, Mimi, Aug s.--A tornado
swept across Winnabago county, Iowa,
Tuesday evening, and according to some
repolts, killed twenty people. II is
known that one person was killed in
.Toice village. which was destroyed, and
that several persons were injured. The
course Of the storm was from northwest
to southwest. The destruction of prop.
erty is said to be great. The Minneap.
oils & st. Louis railroad is out Of com
mission and its trains are being run over
the Rock Island tracks,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
HoN. G. ". DELAMArER 4 SUICIDE
Former Republican Candidate for Cover
nor Kills Himself.

pittsburg. Aug. AZ Hon. George W.
Delamater, Republican candidate for
governor in 1891, committed suicide in
lis office in the Diamond National bank
building yesterday afternoon. Mr. Della
mater was connected with The Office Of
the Prudential Insurance company. III
health Is the reason assigned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08

Summary; Earned runs, |. A. G. ?,
Jacksonville Z; twobase hits, Sharpley,
Morris. Jacques, Colombo. Cella three
base hit Morris; FIRST base on balls, of
Westcott /, of Thomas 2, of Seampini
q; struck out. BY Westcott 4, BY Thomas
o. by Seampini 5, by Gahelloni / left
on bases, |. A. c. II. JefEersonvillo g.;
wild pitch, Westcott; umpire, Vic
Brown; time, 1850; attendance, 200.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08

Yesterdays American League Scores.
At Boston, Boston ?, Chicago GA
innings).
At New York, st. Lousi S, New York
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 4, De
troit 2,
At Washington, Washington :, Cleye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08

who held the locals down after Ferris
had singled, bringing in the captain.
Walsh then made Knight and Wagner
fan the air and caught Ferris mapping,
The winning tally came in the last Of
the fourteenth. The score;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Ameriean League STANDING.
Yesterdays National League Scores.
At Cincinnati, Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati
NatlonaI League stanaing.

At Chicago, Philadelphia 8, Chicago 0.
(Other games postponed.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
BIG MINING PLANT BURNS.

Fire Causes a 100000 Loss in Colo
rado Springs.
Colorado Springs, Col, Aug. s.--The
mill Of the Golden Cycle Mining company
was destroyed by fire yesterday. The
loss ii Si,000,0O0, with an insurance Of
about 100000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-10
SOMEBODY OUGHT TO DIE
Either the PerpetratOr of These Afro
cities or of the Stories
Told.

New Orleans. May 10.-The Plea
vune's dispatches from Puerto Cortez,
Honduras, say: "Citizens of the Unit
cd States arriving here report that the
Guatemalan government is committing
unspeakable outrages and atrocities.
Even women and children are not be-
ing spared. A family of ten was mas
sacred by Guatemalan soldiers near
Guatemala City by order of the gov
eminent when Jose Olevera, wealthy
planter, incurred the enmity of the
government on account Of his political
activity.
"When the soldiers went to arrest
him he showed fight, and they shot
him TO death. Every member of his
family was then slain, including his
wife. Abitz Crecare, one of Cabrera's
political opponents near Livingstone,
was tied to a stake in the middle of q
mill Of poisonous ants, his clothing
stripped from the body and the SOL
diers danced around his writhing form
rs the insects stung him to death"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-10
Wheat Makes Strong
Men and Women
Scientists Say Ii Contains Every EIe-
ment Required for Perfect
Nutrition.

Wheat is rich in carbohydrates which
produce bodily heat and energy, and
Is ciassed BY scientists as a force pro-
Queer" Meats contain no carbohy-
drates whatever.
Wheat contains tissue making Gle
ments, flesh formers, blood makers, and
all that is required for growth and
support of perfect men, women and
children. 1t is the only food the earth
produces which contains in perfect pro-
portion every food element needed for
the highest developed brain and ply
steal power.
most healthful form OF wheat is Nal
ta-Yita, which supplies energy to brain
and body without taxing the weakest
digestion, because it is whole wheat,
almost predigested by pure barley malt
extract
MaIta-Yita for breakfast is especially
valuable to athletes, laborers. brain
workers, nervous people and those sub
Ject to mental strain or worry It's
carbohydrates strength makers) as
simulated easily and convert promptly
into energy, imparting to mind and
body a brightness and yigor seldom
experienced from any other food. For
all persons, from infancy to old age,
in sickness and health, no other food is
equal to Malta-Vita.
Mrs. J. d. Robertson, Morgan Park,
H. says: Surely Malta-Vita is ma
lures perfect food. I had poor health
a weak heart, weak digestion and
anemia for four years. | have recelV-
ed great benefit from Malta-Vita.
have recommended it many times and
would rather have 1t now than meat.
All grocers, 10 cents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-10
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

Because of a strike of stitchers the
Selby shoe factory at Portsmouth, o.,
has shut down, throwing 1000 people
out Of employment.
The so-called drug trust has been
perpetually enjoined by United
States court from continuing its OPP
erations and may be considered a
''closed incident"
Miss Aileen Clemow, aged &c, grand
daughter of the late Senator Clemow
and a society belle, committed suicide
at Ottawa, Ont Her health was bad
A prayer for the success of home
rule in Ireland was uttered In the Mas
sachusetts senate by the chaplain,
Rev Edward A. Horton.
The latest report concerning the loss
Of the French steamer Potion, wrecked
off the coast of Uruguay, says that for
ty-eight lives were lost.
The Roumanfan parliament has been
Dissolved by royal decree and elections
were ordered for the beginning Of
June.
Guy Dobbins and his son Thomas
were killed by Schuyler Stephens, at
Dean Lake. Mo. Family feud.
Louisiana for two days has been ex-
periencing one Of the greatest rain
falls in the states history. The effects
are disastrous everywhere.
The annual report Of the General
Electric company shows net earnings
for the year Of $S.427, S41.
4 bill which prohibits brewers and
wholesale liquor dealers from having
licenses has been passed by the Mis-
souri, house.
The population OF Cairo. Egypt, Is
10000 and that Of Alexandria $4,000,
according to q census.
The National Association for the
Study and Prevention OF Tuberculosis
has elected Or. Frank Billings, of Chi
cagO, president
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-10
ANOTHER sEPoY REBELLION,
John Bull Has Trouble on His HAND
in India and is "Grinding
His Knife

Lahore, British India, May Icy
erything seems to point TO the immi-
nence OF a native outbreak here. and
the authorities are taking all the steps
possible TO suppress it by force OF
arms. Bands of stalwart rustics armed
with bludgeons, who have been enlist
ed by the leaders of the sedition. are
crowding into the native city, and
troops of al arms and bodies of po-
lice, mounted and dismounted, are be-
ing drafted into the city of Lahore
from all parts Of the province The
Notifications of Lahore have been sub
jected TO a special inspection, and the
artillerymen have been reinforced. The
lieutenant governor of the Punjab, Sir
Denzil Ibbetson. has issued a procla-
nation prohibiting meetings of every
kinds. and solemnly warning the
public not TO attend any assemblages
under pain of severe punishment. In
addition the lieutenant governor haze
struck at the root of the revolution
airy movement by causing the arrest
Of g prominent lawyer, Lajpatrai, who
practiced in the chief court of the Pun
jab, and who was the leader, financier
and organizer of most of the seditious
demonstrations and Revolutionary riots
In the Punjab.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-10
She Passed the Cakes Around.
NOT ALL CAKES AND FLOWERS
Mob of 4 900 Does Its Best to Incite
a Riot-BulIet Fired.

Mob of 900 Does It's Best to Incite
a Riot-BulIet Fired.
But the afternoons trip was not all
cakes and flowers. A haunting, jeer
ing, bowling crowd Of more than l.
600 strikers and strike-sympathizer
jog-trotted for blocks along the side
walks, reviling the car men, yelling
frenzied threats to ''get them yet cry
ing 'murderers. cowaFds," and
'scabs." Now and then a stone or
brick was thrown, but the guilty man
or boy-hidden in the recesses Of
the mob escaped detection invariably.
One of the motormen declared after
the return to the barn that a shot was
fred from the sidewalk on Devisidero
street, between Golden Gate avenue
and McAllister. In proof of his state
ment he pointed to a clean cut hole
in one of the yentilator windows of
his car.
President Calhoun says that he has
the corroborative evidence of reputa-
bic citizens, alleging that they were
eye-witnesses, that the first shots fred
In Tuesdays riot were not from the
cars, but from the crowd. One of the
non-union men declares that the first
shots were fired by bartender who
ran out of a place on Turk street,
several blocks beyond the car barns,
and that the fellow shot five times,
emptying his revolver at the foremost
of the two cars.
4 non-union man was arrested last
night by the police on the charge of
carrying a concealed weapon. Twelve
of the non-union operatives who were
arrested Tuesday for shooting made af-
fidavit that when taken to Jail they
We're severely beaten by the police and
deprived of food, water and beds for
twenty-four hours.