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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
TREASURY, FACES A BIG DEFICIT.
Excess Of Expenditures Over Receipts for
First Half-year Is 100000.

Washington, Dec, 81 Watrhdogs Of
the treasury in che House and Senate
need only to point to the daily state
ment Of government receipts, expendi-
lures, and redemptions to brighten away
d large number Of this sessions supply
Of applicants for appropriations. AT the
rate things are running now, the treas
ury department will have TO exhibit a
deficit on 1une 30, when the curren fiscal
year ends Confronted with this pros
pect, the appropriation committees will
be able to advance substantial reasons
Tor policy Of great economy this win
ter
The first six months of this fiscal year
will soon end and win show an excess Of
expenditures over receipts Of from So,
100000 10 Sg0O0000 The receipts for
the first half of the fiscal year are con
siderably lower than for the correspond
ing period of last fiscal wear about S.
100000 in round numbers. Expenditures,
in the aggregate, are running about the
same as they were a year ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
Admitted by Rear Admiral
c. F. Goodrich
SAYS HE HAS CRITICISED
aReutsrdahl Knew what He Was Talk
ing About" Says the Commander
Of the New York Navy
Yard.

Chicago, Dee. ai.-Chargrs that there
are weaknesses in the equipment Of the
United States navy are admitted % be
true b Rear Admiral @. y. Goodrich,
commander 81 the New York navy yard,
one u the ablest men IN the naval SER
vice. Many Of the high officials in the
navy, himself among them, he said,
have notified the department AZ Wash.
lngton officially Of the weaknesses.
Admiral Goodrich stopped OF IN Chi
caeo on his way 10 san Diego, where be-
win unveil a monument erected By the
sailors Of the Pacific squadron IN mem
orr Of the 90 men killed in the explosion
aboard the cruiser bennington IN 1908.
At that time Admiral Goodrich was IN
command Of the Pacific squadron. He
was interviewed at the Chicago club
with regard to the article by Henry
Reuterdahl on navy defects. One OF
Mr.. Reutcrdah's assertions was tnat
@criticism Is stifedp in the navy. Ad-
miral Goodrielfsl iirst statement zorro
borated that much.
"You know my lips are locked against
discussion rejecting on tho navy he
said. That Is an order Of the depart
ment.F
However, the admiral dit not consider
Il : violation Of duty to express gen.
eral opinion on what other persons had
charged.
Il have heard lot about the charges
made in The article he continued. II
viii say this much that Reuterdahl
knew what he was talking about.
There "a little in the article that Is not
true. have a copy of the magazine
upstaiys and have read IL carefully. ]
have expressed myself on these matters
To the department, at the solicitation Of
the secretary
eWere the opinions solicited before or
after the publication Of the criticisms"
was asked.
Il am pretty sure II was before. Yes,
several weeks ago, and | fell sure that
a number of other oiiicers-ldidnt see
the letters, but have reason TO believe
they did reported the same criticisms
back to the department. The secretary
sent us letters soliciting suggestions"
"The critic declared the vessels were
built too low, and the shell.proof armor
belt below the waterline, on practi
cally all the fighting ships" was sug-
gested.
eYos, that is true replied the ad.
miral
aIs that due TO any fault Of the navy
officials or to the contractors who con-
strueted the yesselsY"
"Niw, that's getting deep; | can't
answer that question: said the admiral,
Nothing would please me more tnan to
answer all those questions to-
raise the safety valve long enough to
let off steam, nut can't do it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
AcK'OwLEDGE h
Barre Has hhsv 10 n,
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thlst N'H'f 90
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procured Al = A nlo.rs
stopred . reaaaai All .,l.
small q ny IA 1sl th,s~s !.
neyt. which We slaa,s No.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
WOMEN TO BE BARRED
FROM THAw TRIAL.
second Trial Set For Next Monday-De,
fense IN Second Trial VIII BE
Radically different From First

WAkNNH ANtAt 80 vs. tf""A Ns~ff@Nf -
fense IN Second Trial Win BE
Radically DineFens From First
New York. Dec. ai.--The case OF the
defense o. Harry Kendall Thaw, whIea
pill Re presented 10 tho jury Al pis zee.
ond trial for the murder Of Stanford
White next Monday. was completed
yesterday BY hls chief counsel. Martin
". Littleton and the latter's associates.
Tho defense Al the second trial win
be radically different from that Of tae
lvt trial in that Il win wholly bar any
refcrcneo whatever 70 the -unwdttsn
law"
Women spectators are 20 Be barred
from the trial. IN order 70 avoid che
s1ah 81 morbid curiosity seekers VINO
aase no hufiness in tho courtroom, jus
tee Downing has decided that all womcn
siIl be excluded exerpt those reprcaent.
iar newspapers and tho members Of tho
prinousrfs family. AZ the last trial
soost cf tha tfophle which toe officers
hed Nxs cans,d ~ women irving 20
force their way into che courtroom when
they had 40 real rras0n for being tacre
The defense Win make is appeal 10
che jury altogcther on the allegation
that Harry Thaw was insane when ne
shot and killed Stanford White on the
Madison square roof. Whether Il viii
he contended that slaeo that time he
has recovered HE mental balance and Is
nov sase. OF that hn Il otiii mentally
incompstent, II a question.
Despite dcniais Of counsel. there u q
widespread belief that the trial viii be
lrief. AMI that Il vii end vita The
commitment Of the defendant % Mat.
teawan.
A new witness. vital 70 the case for
insanity, has been found by the lawyers
for the defense, aud his testimony viii
be one Of the strongest points In the
eurruhtfye evidence tending 70 snow
that Thaw was out ef bis mind on the
1ight Of the tragedy.
This witness i John J. Donnelly Of
Will0cebarre. Pa. who had a close OBJ
sorvstion OF Thaw iuss before the shoot
ing than anyone else on tho roof
theatre.
In going from his seat from the rignt
sido Of the house. 70 got to Whites
table. Thaw had 70 pass table at
which sat ponnelly. For ii first time,
Il win be disclosed BY this witness ex-
actly what was Taaw's facial expression
ct the time
Mr.. Mttlrton II quoted a. saying
that the defense y clearly case Of in
sanity and nothing else, and il Is said
that Il Is he who won Thaw TO permit
this defense---something the Young man
bitterly opposed at the first trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
KAIsER's ARMY TRAINING
TO SHOOT wAR saLIocl
Secret Practice at cgnsius tu mn
JuteghoE

Berlin. Dec. sl.-Tht auzeJ ~
OF the German army d q ia, go
ing out a series 81 iaicu.zs sr,rI
m,nts in gun Ere AZ Juehs IA n
81 field guns IL being difwis uoa y.
tive sseerahie airsiip u r-zA,
TIE experiments are h,i,s r. erd
II !. expected that thJ IS hsis
valuable data for use In tgrs vsrai,
The navy already has " oonsise
allie practice IN firing uPoa ap;irs "a,
zeal balloons towed BY taqdo-bai
stroyeIs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
A LITTLE REDUCTION IN RENT.
Tenants Ignore Strike Leaders and Ac-
eept.

q New York, Dec. 3l-Leadcrs Of the
East side tenants wlo are agiiating for
a Induction In rents announced yesterday
that landlonis Of two apartment houses
have accepted rsluctions Of ~ 10 $50 a
month from their tenants. The leaders
opposed settlement on this basis and
urged insisterce upon twenty per cent
reduction. but the tenants ignored them
and paid their rent for January, secur-
ing also an ageemcnt that rents viii not
be advanced for Nix months. Jacob
Prank. one Of the leaders Of the striking
tenants, said yesterday that an invesfi-
CATION shows that $4,000 workers are
idle below Fourteenth street OF this
number 10000 are said to be cloak max.
ers. AMI the others cap and shirt makers,
paper hangers, painters carpenters and
hncklaycrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
SIGNS OF
BETTER TIMES
Mills Reopenlng After Brief
Shutdown
CONDITIONS IMPROVED
In the Steel induslIy-Thousands Go
Back 10 Their Old piaess-New
York Reports : Great Army
Of Unemployed.
CONDITIONS IMPROVED

Boston, Dec sl.-wlih tho approach
Of tho new year reports continue % come
IN from al oyu the country IN incrcas.
Ing number Of the general revival Of an
industries. Mills Of al kinds. steel, iron,
ootton and woolen, are taking On their
old forces 10 noc, the new contracts that
are coming In. The new division q Ia.
formation Of the bureau Of immigration
al Washington has reocivcd requests for
10000 naen during Tho last few dayA
This department WAS created hy a recent
act 81 Congress TO assist immigrants 10
finding work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
QUEER PROTEST.
Would Prevent Man Sketching His
Own Murder Trial

london, Dec. 31.-The Water Rats
Vaudeville club at a meeting last even.
ing forwarded a resolution of protest
20 3 music hall manager, who mas en-
gagged the young artist, Robert Wood,
recently acquitted Of The murder Of
Emily Dimmoeks woman Of the under
avurla, to make lightning sketches Of the
scores at his trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
NEW WORKERS IN A
RUSH TO WE'D.
Long Line In City Hall Yesterday Eager
10 Get Marriage Licenses

New York. De-. 3i.-Thcro was a big
nlsh Of pclsuls desiring 60 IA marriage
iiccnsss from CITY Geek Scully In the
City Hall yesterday. Half an hour be.
fore the office was open for business,
D Young folks bent on masrimony were
lined up IN the corridor of the building
waiting tl,cir turn.
The law requiring a licenar 20 marry
In this kate does not 70 into effect until
Jan. but che corporation COUNSEL ad-
viscd City Clerk Sculiy that H. could
sell iiccnses In advances b. dating them
Jan. |. Accordingly the sale Of licenses
began last Tuesday. Three were sold
that day. Friday the sales rachci a
total Of II.
The early rush yesterday indicated
that all records for Marriages in one
day N tins city would b. broken.
AZ the present time no license u re.
quirod for marriage IN this statc. Those
buying liccnss to-day viii not be mar,
Taed until the new ycar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
Hughes 70 sp,it IL Ga,

Chicago. De- 3l-CWeaw -
New York ~ e. = ~ rfimina -.
n TIE annual b&nqus hsrs y t.f-l
League club on Nastiarss -
Tbs invitation % b. ~ pdssissi -
a. before the Unin Lsar.s - \
exteshi n year aro tut nza =,
could not 80 hts VA 70 rals - !
cepianec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
HAMMERsTEIN DEMANDS
$4,000 FROM ALBANI.
Also That Tenor Be Restrained From
Singing ii This Country.

Boston, Dec Following last
weeks arrest Of Carlos Albani, the tenor
in civil suit brought BY Oscar Hammer
stein Of New York, for alleged breach Of
contract, a bin Of complaint came before
the federal court yesterday, filed by
IIamlnerstein. He asked that Albani be
restrained from singing in this country,
and be compelled 70 pay him $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
CASH WILL
LOWER PRICE or SUPPLIES
Ready Money Proves an Advantage In
Providing for Army.

Washington. d. O., Dec. 9l.--Cominand
81 ready money Il giving the govern.
men. an advantage IN the purchase Of
fuel and forage for the army which u
has not enjoyed for several years.
While prices Of the~o commodities arr
maintained At present, there are indioaf
tions that, AZ least IN the case Of incl,
the government viii b. able 60 &c lower
prices very soon, owing 70 H. system Of
cash paym@liA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
MOVE FoR HARMON IN OHIO
Some Democrats Believe He VIII Have
the State Delegation.

Cincinnati. o.. Dec. 5l.--For some time
there has been . growing feeling among
the Democrats Of thc state that the
Ohio delegation should be instructed 70
vote IN the Democratic national convn-
ton a. a unit for Judspu Harmon. Most
81 the Dcmocfntx 81 the state are aware
81 The feeling for Judge Harmon, al
though AZ yet no systematic work has
been put in for him. The Democratic
state eonvrntion, which i 10 name the
four delogates.at-l large % tho national
caiyeufion, will b. held a. Columbus,
probably In May, and by that time the
delegates for the tweuty-one ccugres.
sional districts in the state wiki have
been elected. Democrats venture the
prediction that Judge Harmon viii have
the entire Ohio delegation At his back
in the national convention. Judge Har-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
1000 STEEL WORKERS
BUSY AT PoTTsvILLE.
Orders Indicate Boom in Building in
Eastern Cities.

PottsviIle, Dec. a1--Alore than one
thousand men were made happy yester-
day when work was resumed at the
plant of the Eastern Steel company here.
The managers Of the company say that
the plant will run FIVE days a week.
The orders received for structural
steel during the last few days indicate
brisk building operations in the east
ern cities early in the spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
THE PRESIDENT LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON.
Heavy Rains Make Virginia Roads Al
most impossible.

Charlottesville, Va, Dee. 3l.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and party LETT North
Garden at $3.50 p. m. for Washington
on a special train yesterday. The pri'
vaie car Twilight reached North Garden
early yesterday, and at 1850 A. m, the
eonveyances left for Pine Knot 70 bring
tha party 70 the railway station.
Tho heavy rains Of Sunday night have
snade the roads almost impassable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
AMBASSADOR AoKI BIDS
SECRETARY ROOT GOOD BYE


washington. d. C., Dec. al.--Amhas-
sador Aoki called at the state depart
meut yesterday 20 say farewell 70 secre-
tary Root and the assistant secretaries
Of state prior 20 his departure Tor
Japan.
The ambassador, with Viscountcss
AolSi and biz personal encourage. left
Washington NJ 5.85 p. m. for san Fran
cisco. from which port they viii sail for
Jaran on tho steamship ManchuFia, on
Jan. 7.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
NO r. r. STRIKE,
Unwise in view Of Conditions, Train.
men Decide.

Chicago, Dec s1.--The representatives
OF the conductors and trainmen Of
sixty-iive railroads throughout the East
who nave been in session here for some
time, considering the proposition TO
make a concerted demand for a 10 per-
cent. increase in wages, have decided
that it would be unwise at the present
time to make the demand
The executive committee of the two
railroad mems organizations have is
sued statement in which they say that
their decision was arrived at in view Of
the present financial trouble and the
condition of freight traffic in the East.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
SHOE FACTORY REOPENS;
LARGER FORCE THAN EVER
East Manchester Company Once More
Busy After d Shutdown.

Manchester, N. RI, Dec. 31.---The fac.
tories of the L. NJ. Hoyt company,
manufacturers Of boots and shoes in
East Manchester, which have been closed
down for several weeks, resumed OPP
erations yesterday. Seven hundred and
City hands, the largest force employed in
the factories since they began, went to
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
cURZoN DETERMINED TO
ENTER HOUSE OF LORDS.
Ex-viceroy Of India Asks Irish Peers to
Elect Him.

London, Dec. 3i--Lord Curzon has
decided to seek election 70 the vacancy
among the Irish representative peers
caused By tae death Of Lord Kilmaine.
All the Unionists papers welcome the
return of Lord Curzon to active political
life, but It i feared that his health viii
prevent him from taking the leadership
Of the party in place Of Joseph Chamber.
lain, or possibly the membership.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31

moa uili h. oppossl BE- v,s~
Jolna~n q cisyelaai. No ss..
two omrrcasionai disHas y ~.
eouutys blt inasmui a. a.
IN ~ nationai clmUffa 49,.
inc unit rule. AayW laissss
pwtei, Nii los.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
On Full Time Ian. j.

Bonncterre, Mo, Dec. sl.--The st, Jo-
seph Lead company and the Doe Run
Lead company, which have been running
On half time for the last month, will 50
back to full time on Jan. 2, putting
10000 men back to work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
ROSES ARE IN BLOOM IN
THE OPEN AIR AT DOVER.
And Dandelioas Are Coming Up in
Fields at York.

Dover Del. Dec. 3l.--Roscs are in
bloom outdoors at the Pennsylvania
railroad conpanys flower garden here.
The succession Of mild days and the
spring.lilge Christmas week hurried the
buds and two rose bushes have opened
out beautiful and well colored blossoms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
To Cure a Cola in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine Tab
ists. Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. e. w. GROVES signature is on
each box. 26c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
pIo srEEL PLANTS REsuME.
More Than $1,000 Given Work in Penn.
sylvania.

PitishuFg. Pa. dec. 3l.--Work Tor over
lliteeu thousand m0re persons II TO b.
furnished shis week ~ large number
Of plants which arc to resume operations
after a period VI iilcncse. Two big steel
mills Of tho thrcc az $40 Edgar Thomp.
son plant which manufacture tho stand
ard grade q rails for tho hig trunk lines,
resumed operations Sunday evening. The
Homestead steel works starfci the same
eveuing for tho wcck In nearly full
operation. All departments viii be put
on but the Bcsacmcr
The Findlay Clay Tot company Of
Washington resumed partially yea oriay
and expects 20 have iia plant in full
operation BY tomorrow The Tyler
Tube and Pipe mills, shut down for the
first time IN many years, win resume
within a few days Tho Washington
Tn Plate company viii resume January
Q. Othr plans CLOSED OF partially sus-
pended THAI will resume within ten days
ale the Jessop Steel company, the Dun
can Glass company. tho Highland Glass
company, and the Hazel Atlas Glass
company. u il expected that by Ianu
airy 5000 men now idle will BE- EN-.
ployod
The shcnango Valley steel plant at
Newcastle has resumed operations after
an idlencss Of ton days More than 1000
men are affected. All OF tho mills OF
McKe@port, Calcspoft, Duquesae. and
the MononTahela valley viii resume ope
ration on January 8 Fully 10000 men
who have been Idle for several weeks
win 70 back TO work At that time The
other mile Of the district which have
shut down will also resume soon after
the first Of the year
Pittsburg. Pa, Dec. sl.--Thc big Union
Switch and Signal company win resume
In full ON January 2, instead Of laying
Of until January Is, as had been in
tended, and even then perhaps not put
ting on all The 5000 men who lad been
laid of. Word was received from the
Pennsylvania railroad and from the Har
riman interests that orders long booked
but which bad been held up, must be
rushed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31

Daily, matinee at 300, evening At
700.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-31
5 Gents Admission. 5 Gents.

Children free if accompanied BY paid
admission, afternoons only.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-28
JAPANESE MAY RULE WORLD.
All christendom May Yet secoms Vac
sal to Japan.

Count Leo Tolstoy has written a
letter to Paul sabatier, apropos Of the
latter's recent book on the
"Disestablishment of the Church
in France" in which the
famous Russian author predicts
the possible reduction OF all the
Christian countries of the West to
a state Of vassalage to the Japanese
and other Oriental people.
He bases his prediction upon the
ground it. is only in the Orient that
religion and patriotism are synony.
NOUS. In this letter County Tolstoy
displays all his his old-time vigor OF
style and clearness Of ideas. He says,
In part:
Religion is truth and goodness, the
Church falsehood and evil. I tell you
frankly I cannot agree with those who
believe the Church is an organization
indispensable for religion. The Church
has ever been cruel and lying IN.
stitution, which, in seeking for tenn.
poral advantages, has perverted and
distorted the true Christian doctrine.
Gall the cencordats have been fGr
It nothing but compacts with the
State, whereby the Church supported
the State in return for specific mater
ial advantages. Christianity has even
been simply a preteXt for the Church.
may be told that there have been
and still are in the Catholic world
men and women of holy life, but |
answer that these sainted lives are
not due to the Church but rather IL
spite of the Church.
"In spite of all the efforts OF Church
and State to unite the two prin-
ciples, true Christianity (love, hurnil'
ity and kindness) and that Of the
State physical force and violence)
the contradiction has become in our
time so fragrant that a solution Is
bound to come.
Several symptoms prove this
First, the religious movement IS not
confined to France, but exists IN all
Christian countries; second, the rev.
olution in Russia; third, the extraor'
binary military and industrial prog
ress which is manifesting itself in
the Orient, in China and especially
In Japan. The present religious move
ment which is going on not only IN
Catholic countries. but in the whole
world, is, I believe, nothing but the
unrest accompanying the exit from
the dilemma"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-28
professional services rendered the
State board of health.

State board of health.
A joint resolution to provide for an
appointment of a committee to ex-
anime and to revise the railroad rates
and to investigate all matters per-
tanning to the service furnished by
the railroad companies to the city of
Charleston, to grant certain powers
to said committee and make an ap-
preparation therefor.
To declare the violation of lease
of land or tenements and a failure
and refusal to enter upon the due
performance of q contract for leasing
lands or tenements and the violation
of any such contract upon the part
Of the ladlord a misdemeanor and to
provide punishment therefor.
To amend section 2935, voume l,
code of laws of 1902, relating to ex-
emptions from jury duty.
To require the sergeant-at-arms of
each branch of the general assembly
to care for the senate chamber and
hall of the house of representatives,
committee rooms and their furniture.
To empower cites and towns to
furnish electric current and water to
parties without the incorporate limits
thereof and make contracts and to fix
the rates and charges in behalf.
An act to authorize and empower
all municipal corporations in this
State to purchase or condemn land
for certain purposes.
An act to create a commission on
State house and grounds, and pres
cribe its duties.
An act to authorize the State treas
urer to receive from the United
States government a certain fund,
and to hold the same subject to the
uses declared by an act of congress.
A bill to make appropriations to
meet the ordinary expenses of the
State government for the fiscal year
commencing January l, 1907.
A bill to make appropriations for
the payment of the per diem, mileage
and stationery certificates Of the
members of the general assembly, the
salaries of subordinate officers and
employees thereof, and other purposes
herein named.
A bill to raise supplies and make
appropriations for the fiscal year
commencing 1907.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-28
When Queens Beat Kings.

There is hardly a king in Chrlsten'
dom today whose wife does not over
top him by head. The Car is over
topped a full head by the Czarina.
Kaiser Wilhelm Is Of the medium
height, but the German Empress Is
tall, and that is why the proud Kaiser
will never consent to be photographed
beside his wife unless she sits while
he stands. The King Of Italy, short
and squat, hardly comes up to the
shoulders Of the tall athletic Queen
Helena. The King Of Portugal.
though fatter, is less tall than his
Queen. Even the Prince Of Wales
Is a good four inches shorter than the
Princess. The young King OF Spain
is several inches shorter than Queen
Victoria. The Queen OF Denmark
towers above her royal spouse.-Korea
Daily News.