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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-19
Chmury ma chihskiem niebie zatarg pOmiedzy
Anglia a Venezuela,
OBRAZKI ROSYJSKIE.
sIeteor Wypadek autOmObilem Pozary
Ameryce PrzeciwkO lndyanom LJazd
przyrodnk6w. WygralL B6ika W teatrze. Wykoleiene

naiwnosci pozorem, jakoby zofnle-
re ME posiadali naboj6w. Dopie-
ro po energicznem wystapienlu
konsula basza da} mu wreszcie
zadana eskorte. Ale eskorta owa
byla czcza komedya ,gdy BOWEN
Francuzi ma widok pomordowa-
nych ziomk6w wyrazili swe obu-
rzenie, zoInierze marokanscy "a
czeli ich lzyc,a wreszcie chcieh sic
ma mich rzuci6 bronia W reku.
Francuzi musieli W ucieczce szu-
kae ratunku. Jak widzimy, dygni-
tarz marok. W Casablanca zacho-
wal sic wrogo wobec Europejczy-
k5w, a wojsko jest kazdej chwili
gotowe do wsp6idzialania z t}uma-
mi.
A sultan Ten jest zupe}nie pra-
vie bezsilny wobec sfanatyzowa-
nych tiufn6w. Wszak naczelnicy
plemion marokanskich oswiadczyh
baszy W Casablanca, re ''jezeli sub
tan bedzie poSluszny chrzescija-
nom, to ME bedzie istniec". Ba-
sza, chcac zyskac ma czasie, prosi@
przyw6dzc6w, azeby nazajutrz
a on tymczasem postara sic to,
azeby wedle ich zadania zaprze-
stano robot W porcie, naczelnicy
jednakze ME zjawii sic juz po raz
drugi u baszy. Ogfosili wojne swie-
ia i rozes}ai po kraju agitator6w,
azeby wezwai lud do powszechne-
90 powstania. Sultan, ME mogacy
iczy6 W tym wypadku ami ma swo-
ich urzednik6w, ami ma ,,wiernych
poddanych", ami nawet-na wojsko
musi zachowywa6 sic bernie. Sui
tan obecny z powodu swej rzeko-
mel postepowosci i przyjaznego
dla Europejczyk6w usposobienia,
iuz oddawna straci1 mir u ludno-
sci marokkanskiej, ktora 90 obec-
ME oskarza o to, re popiera ,,dziefo
sztana" chce kraj wydac ma
}up cudzoziemcom. o tenn zreszta
wiedzieli wszyscy wszyscy tez
wypiwiadali zdanie, re jezeli re-
formy W Marokku maja rzeczywi-
scie dojse do skutku, to wiadza
su}tana musi bye nalezycie wzmoc-
Mona. Ale tu powstaje b}edne ko-
10. Tylko reformy moga ustalic pp-
wage su1tana. Tymczasem te same
reformy u ludnosci podkopuja je-
90 wp4yw. Albo wiec sultan be
die musial ustapie wobec fanatyz-
mu tlum6w, albo mocarstwa euro
peiskie beda musialy energicznie
zabrae sic do przeprowadzenia
traktatu z Algeciras.
jake stanowisko W ca}ej tel
sprawie istotnie zajmuje rad ma
rokanski = ME jest wyjasnione.
Zdaje sic, re wog6le Rad sultan
ski prowadzi gre podw6jnq, ME
chcac ma razie przy}aczac sic otwar-
Gle ami do plemion zbuntowanych,
ami do akcyi mocarstw europej-
skich. Szachruje tedy i zwfoczy,
ably zoryentowae sic W sytuacyi i
przekonae sic, czy naprawde TOGO
sic dzieje obecnie, jest prologiem
,wojny swietej" czy tez tylko po-
arywem rewolucyjnym, kt9ry z Ia
twoscia sthumiony bedzie przez
woiska francusko hiszpanske.
Bye moie take, ze hczy ma kom-
plikacye miedzynarodowe, kt6re
skrepuja ostatecznie energie
panstw, przystepujacych do akcyi
woiennej utrwala niewyrazna sy-
tuacys Marokka. .- ;e,b
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-19
Kronika Chicagoska
Strajk telegrafistow.


Przyw6dzcy strajku TELEGRAPH
stow, z prezydentem Smalpem ma
czele, zwrocili sic wczoraj popo'u-
dniu prosba o moralne finan-
sowe .poparcie do Federacyi Pra-
cy, zebranej ma regularnej sesyi
polmiesiecznej. Federacya przyje-
Ia rezolucye, ably uwzglednic zy-
czanie przywodzcy strajku opra-
cowac plan finansowego poparcia
telegrafistow.
Strajkujace telegrafistki zwro-
cily sic pisemna prosba do pan
ny Heleny Gould. wiascicielki
wielu akcyi kompanii Western
Union, by wpiyneia ma polepsze-
ME ich losu.
Small utrzymuje, re dopiero
dzisiaj jutro kompanie telegra-
ficzne odczuja grozne skutki straj
ku. Nadeszis tez wiadomosc, ze
kablowi telegrafisci W Hawanie
juz zdecydowali sic przyiaczyc do
strajku, jezeli to jest prawda !
jezeli "a ich przykiadem pojda ta-
cyz telegrafisci W miastach porto
wych Stanow Zjednoczonych,
Kanady, Novel Szkocyi Novel
Fut,dlandyi, to komunikacya z
zagranica moze bye zupeinie przer
wana, bo tych telegrafistow, spe-
cyalnie wyuczonych do obsiugi-
wanna telegrafow podmorskich,
trudno bedzie zastapie innymi.
Niebezpieczna kolizya. ~
Wczoraj wieczorem po gods.
II, kiedy sikawks pozarna re sta
cyl p. hr. 334 E. 5gth str, pedzas
do ognia, skrecala Madison ST..
ma 63 ulice, wpadla ma przejezdza-
jacy wlasnie tramwaj elektrycz-
ny. W6z strazy ogniowej pre-
wr6cii sic i pieciu ma nim znajdu-
jacych sic strazakow wypadlo na
bruk. Powozacy Dennis Bremen,
LEGACY lat 40, a zam. pm. $40 E.
s5th str, tax ciezko sic pokaleczyl.
re prawdopodobnie wskutek tego
umrze. Pokaleczyli sic nadto. ale
mniej niebezpiecznie, strazacy:
kap. John Ginger, VIM. S.
Druohne, Frank D. Ronei John
Waller. Jadacy W tramwaju po-
dr6zni przetrzesli sic mocno, ME.
kt6rzy pospadaii siedzeh, ale
Mkt z Mich grofnie sic ME ska
leczyl.
Walka obiakanym. ~
DR.. R. Waldmeyer, $50 Winth-
rop str, zostal wczoraj rano pred
godz. 3 zawezwany do mieszkania
telegrafisci prasy zjednoczonej,
F. D. Tewilla, e755 Wayne ave.,
Atory W nocy zachorowal. Kiedy
lekarz badal chorego, ten nagle
glosnym krzykiem rzucil sic ma
doktora, powalii go ma ziemie, ko-
pal 60 okladal piesciami, wido-
cznie popadlszy nagle W obiaka-
ME. Dopiero kiedy nadeszla poll
eva, zdoiano pokonae szalenca |
zawieziono 60 do szpitala obser-
wacyjnego. DR.. Waldmaeyer tax
mocno zostat obity, re musiano
go zawiese do szpitala Br. Alexys
how.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-19

wych teatrow, w ktorej kilka O.
sob zostaio bolesnie nozami po-
Z any c h. K | Q n i po-
wstaia pomiedzy negrem a Gre
kiem, publicznoSc natychmiast
sic do niej przyiaczyla. Policya a
resztowaia kilku negrow, ktorzy
pierwsi rozpoczeli krwawa bojke.
Victoria, Mo-, 10 sierpnia. =
jerry Patton umarl wczoraj
wskutek rany zadanej mu zardze-
wialym bagnetem przez weterana
wojny domowej, kapitana S. j..
Waters, 65 letniego starca. Obaj
byli uczestnikami wojny domowej,
cd dawna byli re soba W zazyieJ
przyjazni. Niedawno temu jednak
w sprzeczce, Waters przebii swe-
go towarzysza zardzewiaiym bag
netem. Watersa aresztowano.
Jamestown, Pa, 10 sierpnia. =
Grenada ludzi, podburzona przez
pastora baptyskiego kosciola zro-
bila zasadzke ma ,,lofra", ktory
napadl ma 14letnia corke jego i
ukryl sic W leslie. Ludzie uzbroje-
nj W strzelby rewolwery, otoczy-
Ii las puscili psy gohcze. Pastor
zada natychmiastowego ukarania
smiercia czlowieka-bestyi, ktory
dokonai napadu tlum niezawod-
ME powiesi ulofra", skoro go W
swe rece dostanie.
New York, 10 sierpnia. - w
pozarze, ktory zniszczyi 5cio pie
trowy dom mieszkalny przy E.
33ciej ul., jedna osoba stracila zy-
Gle, podczas gdy kilka innych
lekkie odniosio poparzenia. Stra-
zacy okazali sic nieustraszonymi
bohaterami, wynoszac plonace-
go gmachu so os6b, nawpd ME
przytomnych. Ma trzeciem pie
trze starsza kobieta spaliia sic ma
wegiel.
Norfolk, Va, 10 sierpnia. -
Wczoraj doniosi telegram iskro-
IVY z okrstu Fylgia,s ze dzisiaj
wieczorem wyladuje z ksieciem
Wilhelmem, prawnukiem krola
szwedzkiego Oskara ma pokiadzie.
Cumberland, Nd, 10 sierpnia.
- Wielkie zaklady kompanii
Cumberland Steel Co., zostaiy
wczoraj zniszczone kompletnie
przez pozar. Wyrzadzona szkode
obliczaja ma pol miliona dolarow,
tego kompania otrzyma zaled-
vie plata Geese droga ubezpiecze-
MIA. Kilkaset robotnikow zostalo
bez piracy. Zaklad byi jedynym
tego rodzaju W Ameryce, robiono
w MIN stalowe odlewy.
Washburn, Wis, 19 sierpnia.-
w sobote nadeszla tn wanna de-
cyzya najwyiszego trybunaiu
stanowego W sprawie Michaia
Morrina, Indyanina, aresztowane-
go "a iowienie ryb siecia w indy
ahskiej rezerwacyi La Pointe.
Tribunal stanal po stronie VIA
dzy stanowej i zawyrokowal, re
przepisy dotyczace iowienia ryb
W stanie Wisconsin So jedne ola
wszystkich. Obrona powolywala
sic ma uklad rzadu roznymi
szczepami.
Boston, Mass, 10 sierpnia. -
Dzisiaj rozpoczaf sic tu miedzy-
narodowy zjazd przyrodnikow,
kt6ry potrwa caiy tydzieh W Bo-
stonie a nastepnie odroczy sic ma
dzieh i podejmie znow obrady W
New Yorku, Filadelfii we Wa
shingtonie. Niemcy, Anglia, Fran
cya i inne pahstwa europejskie 50
dobrze reprezentowane. Prof. Ry-
szard Horting z Monachium jest
delegatem Niemiec, sir John Muir
ray reprezentuje Rad angielski, a
DIR. w. Broo uniwersytetu Johns
Hopkins przedstawia przyrodni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-19

WyraZ w ZJeZdzle krola EdWarda
z ces. Wilhelmem. Osoby pozo-
stajace w najblizszej stycznosci z
kanclerzem Buelowem, podaly
powaznym pismom niemieckim
artyku}y ogiaszajace,, re r6wnie
Anglii jak Niemcom zalezy zywo
ma utrzymaniu pokoju i przyjaz-
nj wzajemnej, re Anglia pragnie
wsp6lnie Niemcani dziaiae ma
politycznej arenie, re co do wszel-
kich kwestyi osiagnieto najzupei-
niejsze zadowolenie.T slowem, re
harmonic jest TAXA, il lepszej pra-
gnae niepodobna. z okazyi
przypadajacych dzisiaj urodzin
ces. Franciszka Jozefa. cesarz
Wilhelm dal ma zamku Wilhelm
shoehe wspania}y obiad, podczas
kt6rego toastowa} ma czeSc ,,szcze-
rego swego i szanownego przy-
jaciela wiernego sprzymierzen-
ca"
.Wiedeh, 10 sierpnia. - Wczo-
raj w Marienbadzie, krol Edward
bawiacy tam ma kuracyi, dai u
czte ma 'czesc cesa&a Franciszka
Jozefa z okazyi jego urodzin, przy
czem sam wzniosi toast w ME
mieckiej movie ma Geese cesarza
krola Austro-Wegier. = Gfosy
prasy austryackiej zjezdzie ce-
sarza Franciszka Jozefa z krolem
Edwardem stwierdzaja wielka do
nios}osc narad obu monarchow i
donosza ze zadowoleniem, re o.
siagnieto zupe}ne porozumienie
we wszelkich sprawach polityki
rniedzynarodowej a .tradycyjna
przyjazn austro angielska costa
Ia wzmocniona i zatwierdzona.
Ma zjezdzie omawiano zywo spra-
wy ba}kanskie, a poniewaz krol
angielski zgodzn sic ma program
austryacki rosyjski, przeto spo-
dziewac sic wypada szytSzego o.
becnie postepu W sporzadkowaniu
spraw balkanskich. o. l.
Tangier, 10 sierpnia. = Pomie-
dzy dowodcami poszczegolnych
szczepow zbuntowanych, powsta-
iy nieporozumienia co do dalszego
postepowania; ponadto brak i'm
juz broni anunicyi, to tez ME
przypuscili oni juz szturmu do
Casablanca, zapowiedzianego cd
dni kilku. Komendantem miasta
Casablanca zostai officer francus-
XII Lesquivet. Depesze z Fezu i
innych miast brzmia pokojowo:
sultan ma podobno szczere che
ci po}ozenia kresu zaburzeniom,
niestety wfadza jego jest zbyt O.
graniczona. - Teraz dopiero do
nosza telegramy, re W Casablanca
znaczne bardzo straty z powodu
bombardowania poniosla angiel-
ska, najwieksza europejskich o.
sad. Obecnie mieszkahcy tel ko-
lonii wyslali delegacye do konsu-
la angielskiego do Tangieru, oraz
do Londynu, do ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych, azeby cd
winnych domagac sic odpowied-
niego odszkodowania.
Peking, 10 sierpnia. - Cesarzo-
wa-wdowa, ktora przez szereg lat
wielka przebiegloscia i sprytem
potrafiIa wodze rzadow w rekach
swych utrzymac - trawiona ME
uleczalna choroba, musi usunac
sic cd wiadzy mad krajem. Chmur-
ne ten fakt dla Chin sprowadza
widoki wobec rywalizacyi mini
strow i urzednikow wyzszych a
nienawisci Mandzurow do reszty
kraju i ludnosci. Cesarz - syn
cesarzowej wdowy, ME ma podo-
bno uzdolnien matki i zaletami
politycznemi ME grzeszy. Wobec
tego wszystkiego spodziewac sic
MONA W Chinach zmian waznych
; zaburzen. ktore moga zak1ocic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
LIQUOR SEIZURE MADE.
Addison County of6cers Took Hand in
Joseph cOusino's Dance.

Middlebury, July 3O.--Acting under
instructions from States Attorney Lei
Roy c. Russell, OF this town, Deputy
Sheriffs George Farr, Of Bristol, and Fred
Rowley, Of New Haven, sWooped down
upon the home of William LaFrance, of
Bristol notch, late Saturday night and
when the officers departed they had three
gallons Of whiskey, several quarts Of
port wine, and large quantity Of alco-
hol which, they had seized. They also
captured stock Of quart, pint, and half
pint measures with other utensils appar-
emily used for carrying on liquor busi'
ness.
This house has been under the eye Of
States Attorney Russell for about q
year but owing to hack Of evidence the
place has not been searched before. Word
was received by the states attorney Sat
urday that Joseph Cousino would give a
dance Saturday night and that some Of
the refreshments would be furnished by
I1aFrance. The states attorney, not
finding LaFrance's name among the IL
cense holders Of this section, thought it
would be well to investigate.
After the raid William LaFrance was
placed under arrest. His father entered
a strong protest and said some Of the
liquor belonged To him. The officers
agreed to this and accordingly placed the
father under arrest. Both were taken to
Bristol Jail for safe keeping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
SURPRISED CHURCH
By RESIGNATION
Rev. W. E. Braisted Who is Coming to
the Baptist Church in This City in
September.

Antrim, n. H., July 30.--Rey. William
4. Braisted, pastor Of the First Baptist
church in this town, greatly surprised his
audience Sunday by reading his resigna-
tion, to take effect September /, With
privilege Of furnishing supply the last
two Sundays in August thus practically
closing his labors with this church Aug.
ust II. He came to Antrim in June,
1902, and has been pastor of this church
since. lie has accepted call to the
Baptist church in Barre, Vt, where he
will remove his family and after yaca-
tion will resume his labors September l..
Rev. Mr.. Braisted was born in Howard
n. y, February, 1871 He was edu-
Gated in the schools Of his native town
and tok his college preparatory course at
Cook academy in Montour Falls, n. H.,
after which he took special work and
completed the Newton theological work
in 1902. He has done COOK work in his
church and is conscientious and in.
defatigablc worker. In September, 1902,
he was married and he has three sons.
The Barre church has membership OF
$50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Louis Lord of Northfeld, was in the
city on business yesterday.
Charles Cushman, foreman for Barre,
for the Consolidated Lighting company
received a bad burn on his hand this
morning while he was trying TO put a
fuse into the transformer at y. Mac
ehi's stone shed. The fuse was burned
out during the thunder shower last eve
ming and in replacing IL a fash Of fire
struck Mr.. Cushman's hand.
Among arrivals at the City hotel to-
day and last evening were George Car
penter, Winooslsi; r. a. Virgins. Bos-
ton; i. II. Mann, Woodsyile, N. H.. j.
w Redmond, Newport; Ell H. Porter,
Wilmington; II. c Shurtlef, Montpelier;
n. d. Simmons. Boston
In the window OF a. w Badgers
store the trophies to be given to the
fortunate at the Clan Gordon picnic next
Saturday are on exhibition admirably
sct oir by background Of American,
English Scotch, and Clan Gordon em-
hlcms, while In one corner "canny
Scot" wearing the Gordon tartan and
holding 9 silent bagpipe II his hands,
stands guard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Special black dress skirts at $3.0s, at
Vaughan's.
Dennis Forrest Of Oxford, N. H., was
in tho city on business today.
David Stuart, William Leith and Will
liam Craig went to Boston yesterday
for a few days visit.
Samuel Erasan, who has been visiting
relatives in the city, returned to his
home in Springfield, Mass, today.
Among arrivals at the Northern hotel
yesterday were II. M, Amesbury, Bos-
ton; G. a. Peake, West Bolton Charles
Grastavk, Boston; A. s. Hillary, Bur-
lnaton: Michael Doyle, Randolph; H.
r. Whittier, Bethel; G. A. Wheaton,
pittsbnrg.
Frank Rossi Of South Ryegate called
on friends in the city today.
Miss Kathryn Mulroony, who has been
visiting at the home Of John Griffin,
went to her home in ST. lohnsbury to-
day
D. r. Davis went to Windsor today
to attend the funeral Of a friend
Ernest Scott went TO Bethel today on
visit with friends
G. a. Bennett went 70 Roczland, Me-,
today for visit with relatives
Christina Mcleod Of Detroit Mich.
Is visiting friends IN Graniteyille for
q few weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
FIERY DARTS
DESCENDED
Lightning Struck in Several
Different Places
AND DOING MUCH DAMAGE
Norman Murray Of WilIiamstown Lost
Barns With Their Contents--Nine
Cows Were Killed in North
field Last Night.

During the sharp electrical storm last
night lightning struck the barn of Nor
man Murray on Baptist street, between
GraniteYille and Williamstown, and set
ii afire The barn, with most Of its con-
tents was burned, including four cows,
two horses and two hogs The barn was
nearly full Of hay as Mr.. Murray had
nearly finished haying for the season.
This will bring the loss up much higher
than at almost any other time of the
year. The house is located only a. short
distance away, and it was thought that
this building would surely 20. But hard
work on the part Of the volunteer fire
fighters save it,
AT several different times the end of
the house caught fire, but each time the
hard fighting subdued the flames Today
the end of the building shows somewhat
scorched. AIr. Murray carried small in
suance On his buildings but nothing on
his stock One Of the three horses in
the barn was driven to safety.
Lightning struck the house on Con-
struction hill in Williamstown, occupied
by A. w Murray, during the same
storm. The chimney was Knocked down
but no serious damage was done.
The barn of Charles 0lmstead in
East Montpelier was struck By lightning
last night and destroyed Wy fire. There
was no stock in the barn, but guam
tity Of hay and fodder. This was dur.
ing the second severe storm Of the
night, coming at about two o'clock this
morning. From other places in that
vicinity come reports Of lightning strik-
ing, one report giving seven places, with
trees az the target in each case At
the place of Mr.. Ewell lightning struck
o tree near a barn and dazed the stock
in the building
The Consolidated Lighting company
lost one Of its transformers in this city.
In front of the Kcllog Hubbard library =
in Montpelier lightning struck wire
and chopped It od as clean as If tne
Job had been done with latchet. Sew
csal fuses were blown out in the lighting
system there. The telephone company
has large number Of men at work
repairing the damage done during the
Goubie visitation Of the electric ele-
nient.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
in HOSPITAL,
MAY NOT LIVE
Giovanni Fredeani Hurt In
a Picnic Quarrel
GIACOM0 CACINI WANTED
Alleged That the Two Had Squabble,
in Which Cacini Used Rock in
Assaulting other--Latter's
Skull Cracked.

st. Johnsbury, July 90 Giovanni
Frediani lies critically i'll at the hospi-
tai in Hanover, N, IT,, as the result of
injuries alleged to have been sustained
at the hands Of Giacomo Cacini at an
italian picnic IN Ryegate Saturday az
ternoon. Frediani's skull il fractured
and bis recovery is considered extremely
doubtful Cacini, who has not yet been
captured, is charged with assaulting him
with a rock during quarrel at the pic.
mic.
The case was not reported to States
Attorney Hill until yesterday when a
warrant for the arrest Of Cacini was
issued. The man fed from the picnic
grounds and II il said that be was seen
yesterday near the quarries in Groton,
where sister of his resides. Frediani
was employed on the Blue Mountain
granite quarries in Ryegate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30

Montpelier, July 30.- Montpelier lodge
of Elks is contemplating purchasing the
house on the Aldrich farm, half way be.
tween this city and Barre. for a club
house. This house and the farm con
nected Herewith were recently pur-
chased by the management OF the Barre
& Montpelier electric railway as an IN.
vestment, or for possible future use
for the location Of a power house. This
house is now vacant and could without
large expense be fitted up as club
house Several members 0f Jne Mont.
peller lodge reside III barre, and II The
house can be purchased for reasonable
sum II is believed the trade win be
made,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
THOUGHT HIMSELF MURDERER.
So John DOnnelly of Roxbury, Mass,
~ Hanged Himself.


Boston. July Believing that he
llad killed his wife in fit Of anger,
John Donnelly, 40 years old, Of Is King
street, Roxbury, shortly after o'clocl;
last night went to the cellar Of his
home and hanged himself.
When the police from station 10 ar.
rived they found life extinct. Although
badly injured, Mrs. Mary Donnelly will
recover
Shortly after 8 o'clock Donnely re-
turned home from the factory Of the
Boston Betting company on Elmwooi
street, where he was employed. Not
finding his wife at home he returned
To the street and headed for the near.
est saloon, where he remained until
nearly six.
Mrs. Donnelly Is employed as a scrub.
woman In business college on Boyl.
ston street, and at different times has
been employed at station 10. Her work
az the school ended about O'Clock,
and she arrived home about As minutes
later. Donnelly reached the house soon
after. According 10 the neighbors, he
started trouble as soon as he got in.
side the door.
One word followed another, until at
last in his anger he seized brass beer
spigot and struck his wife over the head
fn,r times, then cast II aside for d stove
poker Mrs. Donnelly sank TO the floor
stunned.
Thinking that he had killed her, Don.
nelly ran to the basement OF the house
and proceeded to hang himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
New Equipment for Medical coIIege.

New equipment, costing $4,000, will
be added to the laboratories Of the medi-
cal department. of the University Of
Vermont, Burlington, this year.
The net term is TO be opened Thurs.
day, November IA, two weeks earlier
than usual. The registration fee re-.
mains at SIS and the tuition has been IN.
creased from $i10 10 s125.
Dr. Thomas S. Brown, Of Mount Hol-
ly, has been named instructor in anat.
omy in place Of Dr. John NJ Wheeler.
The professor-hip Of dermatology, filed
by DR.. G.. q. Campbell of Montreal, Is
yet vacant for this term. Dr. John II,
Dodds has been appointed instructor in
anaesthctization, and DR. Daniel "a.
shea, who has been intern 1T the Fanny
Allen hospital for the past year, has
been added TO the list Of assistant denia
onstrators Of anatomy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
TO oUTwIT GOVERNMENT.
Scheme Laid by the Powder Trust of
the Country.

Washington, d. G., July 30--The pow.
der trust is trying to outwit the gov
ernment's trust busters and delay, If
not prevent, the suit which the attor-
ney general has arranged to begin at
Wilmington, Della, today, Anticipating
filing a bill in equity which asks for the
dissolution Of the trust for violating
the Sherman law, the Duponts have aled
a certificate of dissolution for the G. !.
Dupont De Nemours company big
holding corporation and one of the big
concerns for which receiver is desired
by the government. The department OF
Justice has moved swiftly and directed
special counsel Roadstrum at Whining
ton to make the change in the bill be-
fore it is filed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
MARRIED in RICHMOND.
John S. MurIey and Miss Agnes COryen
Of That Place.

A very pretty wedding occurred this
morning at the churcf of our Lady of
Rosary, in Richmond, when Miss Agnes.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Coryen,
and John s. Murley were married, in
the presence of large number Of rela
tiyes and friends Rev Father Cheray
performed the ceremony and celebrated
the nuptial high mass "a wedding march
march from Lohengrin was played by
Miss Dena Bostwick, the organist.
Miss Rose Corven Of Richmond, a
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and
John Carroll Of Montpelier, cousin Of
the groom, acted as best man, The
bride was dressed in d cream colored
silk, with hat to match, and carried
white prayer book The bridesmaid
wore white. After wedding break
fast, which was served at the home
81 the bride, the happy couple left for
Boston.
The groom is employed by the firm of
Moore Bros. & Brault, and on their
return they win make their home here,
residing at ~ Berlin street Mr.. and
Mrs. Murley have the best wishes of
numerous friends and acquaintances in
this city and also in Montpelier.