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check of 500 from Stanford White, and he
would sit down at my desk and write lists
Of things to~buy. Often / told his mother
that he had more money to spend than was
good for him.
Howard Nesbit idolized his sister, and
1t is not that he has changed or hates her
now, but know he has taken his present
position against her because he hates
Thaw. once heard him make threat
against Thaw to his mother.
Mrs. Nesbit came to my home on her
return from Europe where she and Evelyn
were overtaken by Thaw. She would walk
my house at night for hours In distraction.
She told me Evelyn wanted to pass her on
in Paris as her maid.
Mr.. White was known In Marion as
Towards guardian. Young Nesbit had
formed friendship with Harry Wing. and
so 1t happened he was taken into the Wing
family to live. When Mrs. Nesbit was left
In Paris without funds, Mrs. Wing says it
was Howard who sent her money to return.
Both White and Mrs. Nesbit endeavored to
get Evelyn to come to Marion, but she
would not, consent.
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CALLS JEROME IMPEACHMENT.
C.. w. Baker Resents Mention Of His
Name. but Discusses Thaw Case.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 30-Charles
w. Baker, an attorney and a democratic
leader of this state. said last night that he
could not account for the way his name
had been made to figure in the Thaw
trial.
Mr.. Baker did not deny. however. that
among the big corporations represented
by him were some having interests affect
ing those OF the Thaw family.
81 will not say" continued Mr.. Baker.
whether or not recommended the
employment in the case of Mr.. DeImas.
my old friend from California. / have
known Mr.. Delmas since my boyhood
knew of course, that he would be right
in his element should the defense be
emotional insanity or along the lines of
the so-calied unwritten law. My recent
trip to California was not In that connec-
ton at all.
.The way I was named in the ques-
tioning of the talesmen. as reported, was
simply an impertinence on the part OF
Jerome.
Emotional insanity added Mr.. Baker,
will undoubtedly be relied on to clear
Thaw. Attorney Delmas' remarkable
success In the line of defense In cases
where the unwrftten law is appealed to
and his ability a. q pleader viii bring him
into greater nrominence IN the case as II
progresses.
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"JAcK" BARRYMoRE EXPLAINS.
Nothing Sensational to Tell in Thaw
Case, He Declares.

BOSTON, January 30-"Jack" Barry
more. brother of Ethel Barrymore. who is
appearing at the Colonial Theater in this
city In Captain Jinks," has returned
to Boston after having been subpoenaed
to attend the trial of Harry X. Thaw as
q witness for the prosecution
II happened to be in New York Nom
day" he said. land with about 100 more,
/ should say. / was summoned in the
Thaw case. 1 walked into the court room,
and because / was recognized the boys
proceeded to make copy out of me-
II knew Evelyn Nesbit before she was
married. i also knew Mr.. White But
do not see how could tell very much
of the relations between White and the
girl. How could I?
There is nothing to the stories that
am to be held as a club over the head of
the girl by the district attorney. All
there is to the visit to New York IL that
] may be called as a witness, and IL
do i shall have simply the story of my
acquaintance with the former Miss Nesbit
and Mr.. White to tell"
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to be established beyond q reasonable

TO De eStaDuSneu DeyOno = feaSoHaDie
doubt?'
The answer was satisfactory, for imme-
diately both sides said they were content,
and Mr.. Brearley was accepted as the tenth
juror. He took the seat vacated by Juror
No. vino was excused yesterday. He was
chosen at II 40 I'm. Mr.. Brearley said he
is married man and has a family. He
sits In the chair in the jury box nearest
Thaw.
Three talesmen. Victor Guinzburg Ben
jamin Deutsch and Adam Miller, were
rapidly excused, just after Mr.. Brearley
was selected.
The thirteenth talesman this morning.
Charles H. Boner, seemed a possible juror.
When he said he knew of no reason why
he wouldn't make a fair and impartial juror
he was turned over to the defendant
lawyers by Mr.. Garvan.
He said he had formed an opinion from
the facts in the case several months ago,
but had never expressed 1t.
Then District Attorney Jerome chal-
lenged peremptorily
Just before the noon recess today 1t was
announced that a new special panel OF 100
talesmen had been called for tomorrow:
1t was expected that the old panel would
be exhausted this afternoon and that the
auest for the remaining two Jurors would
break into the new panel The court took
recess from 10 to 2:15.
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MAY KNOW MOTIVE.
Boston Witness Located Who Is Said
to Know Much

Co AuOW u0OSAs
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, Mass, January 30.-Mrs. ]. j.
Came buyer for Boston millinery house,
who is wanted as witness In the ThaW
case, was located last night by New York
detectives in this city. She lives at the
Massachusetts Chambers. on Massachu-
sets avenue. 1t is said that she knows
lot about the Thaw case. She declines to
tell what she may know except before the
court.
1t is declared that she can tell OF the
motive which impelled Harry Thaw to kill
White and knows the life story of Evelyn
Thaw, including the details Of her first
meeting with Stanford White and her first
affair with Harry Thaw.
Mrs. Came it is said, is going to New
York today voluntarily, and when she is on
New York soil she will be served with
summons as a witness.
Mrs. Game first met Evelyn Nesbit and
her mother at a boarding house in West
22d street. New York. They had come on
from Pittsburg and were in straitened cir
cumstances. Mrs. Game helped them and
was told much of their early history.
Soon afterward Stanford White came into
the life of Evelyn Nesbit Mrs. Game knows
the circumstances, it is-sa1d, and can tell
just what figure White cut In the Nesblt
family.
Evelyn Thaw is said to have made a con-
fidant of Mrs. Game concerning her affairs
with White and then with Thaw, both be-
fore and after her marriage. When Thaw
and the girl returned from Europe two
years ago and were requested to leave the
Cumberland Hotel the young woman went
to live with Mrs. Game for q time.
What District Attorney Jerome would like
to know, as well as Thaw's lawyers, is
just what Evelyn Thaw told Mrs. Game
concerning Whites alleged bounding of her
during the three weeks prior to- the shoot
ing on the Madison Square roof garden.
Mrs. Nesbit, after her marriage to Hol-
man, left New York. Mrs. Game is said
to have stated that in response to an ur-
gent appeal to her to come to New YORK
a few weeks before White was killed Mrs.
Holman wrote: Il will come to New York
to spank Evelyn, but for no other pur-
pose" t
1t is believed that several constructions
have been put on this declaration, and
that Mrs Game can tell if the answer
will help or hurt Thaw. Both Jerome and
Thaw's counsel are anxious to have Mrs
Game come to New York and tell all that
she knows.
Mr.. Jerome believes, it is said, that Mrs
Game can tell of beatings and cruelty
by Thaw and that White from motives or
sympathy was interested in Mrs. IhaW.
Thaw's lawyers believe that Mrs. Game Will
tell how Evelyn Thaw was bounded .py
White and urged to become friendly with
him after her marriage
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ENGLAND IS SILENT
As TO SWETTENHAM
Continued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
situation in the only practical way, namely,
that of concerted action on the part of all
persons interested"
Has Help Enough.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
OTTAWA, Ontario. January 3O.-The
government today received a cable from
Gov. Swettenham Of Jamaica. thanking the
Canadian parliament for it's contribution
of $4,000 to aid the earthquake sufferers.
The cable says no further assistance will
be required, except for rebuilding. In
view of this statement the government
has replied that it is willing to forward
the other $4,000 provided, either in cash
or lumber.
Refugees at Colon.
COLON, January 30.-The Panama rail-
roads steamer Alliance has arrived here
from New York, via Jamaica, bringing
railroad and canal employees and their
families, and the committee sent from the
isthmus to investigate the conditions at
Kingston.
The Atlas liner Allegheny, which reached
Colon last night from Jamaica, brought
200 homeless persons from Kingston, and
the Royal Mail steamer Atrato, which ar
rived here this morning, brought 500
homeless people from the same port. Both
vessels report that the Jamaicans are
grateful for the prompt assistance rem
dered by the American people.
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WHITE SENT HIM MONEY.
Another Important Witness is Found
in Marion, Mass.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARION, Mass. January 30-Howard
Nesbit, brother of Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw, was a student at the Abor Academy
here from 1901 until 1903 and his mother,
Mrs Charles T. Holman. then Mrs. Nesbit,
spent a winter here. Howard is remem-
bered by his associates as a boy with a
great deal of money to spend.
Mrs. Levi Wing, with whom Howard
boarded, said today:
EVERY week or SO Howard received
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(, Fred c. Burlington. who was injured a
few Days ago while at work for the Tide
water Railway Construction Company in
Campbell county. Va. is dead at the Cen
eral Hospital in Danville. Burlington was
operating handcar on a trestle eighty-five
feet from the ground. The car jumped the
track and he was hurled to the ground.
His thigh was broken and he was injured
Internally.
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Rev. L. J. Haley of Louisa county, Va,
has resigned the passionate of Hopeful Bap-
list Church at Montpelier. He has served
the church for thirty years. and viii be.
asked to reconsider.
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SPIRITUALISM.

WONDERFUL MANIFESTATIONS. WRITTEN
messages. voices. illuminat!ons. etc. at Keeler's
seance "Wednesday night, for ladies and gentle
men. 18th 18th ST. to 1901 Fairmont
Oalei ST. Phone North 5204. ja20-2ts
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Comptroller Of the Currency.
Washington. October "a, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons who may
have claims against the PEOPLES Savings Bank"
OF Washington. d. c.. that the same must be pre-
scented to John W. Schofeld. receiver, with the
legal proof thereof. within three months from this
date. they may be disallowed.
WILLIAM ID. RIDGELY.
noi-3m.12 Comptroller Of the Currency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03

TO RfNT-uno front hiice Fnom M u. n.
Miles brick hiock, QUE ffuut salts. Inquire al
Miles coal olilce. iaau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
CATARRa is DURABLE
Successful Experiments in Abating and
Curing This Disease.

Catarfh Is an entirely unnecessary
disease and should not be tolerated for
a single day now that llyomei Il 20
generally known and has made 50 many
cures ia narre and other towns.
Until comparatively recent times ca
tarrh was thought % II blood disease,
and stomach dosing the only Treatment,
Modern science finally diaproved thla
idea OF the cause Of eaiaFrh. aud found
that u was a germ disease, and after
many experiments the remedy was de
cided 60 be ilyomoi
Hyomei medicates tho air you hreathei
II Kills the entnrrhal germs II heals the
smarilng and raw membranes of the
passages Ia the nose and throat, Il cures
all catarrhal troubles.
As there i life and health in tho air
IN the mountainous where the pine
forests give on their fragrant aud heal.
ing balsams, 70 there Is life and health
In breathing Hyomei. There u no need
Of suffering from eatarrh II the simple
and natural treatment Of liyomel il
used.
80 urc u this prescription 10 cure
even the worst oases Of oatarrh that
Rickcrt & Wells Of the Red Cross phar
macy sell il under an absolute guarantee
10 refund the money II u does not do
all that Is claimed for IL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
THE JOKE.

ITO one who knows how 10 take it,
Not that you laugh like one who under
stands
land might have said the thing her.
self, dear Mabel.
When. grown too FESTIVE for condning
bands.
] launch some bark Of humor on the
table,
That Is Belinda's way, but not the best
10 make battered clown initiate his
chest.
Others there are lCorlnna is a easel
Who rack their lovely forcheadA to a
wrinkle,
And probing my design with fererish
face
Sound after anxious pause their ar.
gent tinklc.
And melt IN graceful gurgles over what
They take TO be the meaning, though
It's not.
Then there Is Emily, Of Gothic mould,
To Faney's caviar tasteless vandal,
Who, turning on her neighbor with a
cold
Set stare. as II she sought 10 hush a
scandal.
Hints at the sad effect Of sudden heat
ON heads impaired by masculine ccnceit.
But you, my Mabel, you appear to know
What arts ignite the sterner sex's pas
sions:
You twhere your sisters fail mel, soft
and low,
Forgetful Of your fast congealing ra.
Forgetfvl Of some numskull neighbours
chat,
Ask how ! come to think Of things like
that.
Respectful wonder prompts you to IN.
quiFe
The way il grew. the modus operandi,
That IS the poets chance, the trick 20
fire
His humble heart--'tis then that with
a bland eye.
Engaging half the board, he renders
plain
The mechanism Of master brain.
Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
rsrArr op MARY =. prRNnAM.

STATE or VERMONT. I In Probate Court,
District Of Washington, -. held In hontpel-
ier. In and for said District, on the % day Of
October, A. y. 1907.
WiuiamN garnham, Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Marx n Burnhan. late Of the cay OF
barre. IN said District deceased presents ms
administration account for examination and
sIloyance. and makes application for decree
N distrihution and partition Of the estate or
said deceased whereupon, II is ordered by
said Court that said account and SAID appn-
cation he referred u a session thereof, 70
M held at the Probate Office. In said Mont
neIier ON the 2ist day of October, a. ~,
io05 f,r hearing and decision thereon; and, IL y
fnrther ordered that notice hereof be given TO All
persons interested by publication Of the
same three weeks successfully IN the barre
Daily Times, d newspaper published az me sity
Of Barre N this state, previous e saia Tune
feaid time ana place. and show cause, II any
tines may have, why said account Ehoul not DC
allowed and such decree made.
Ry the Court, Attest, i, ,,roD. :. -.
Thur Oct s-Ie-i7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
cLEANINcs AND GOSSIP.

John Bull figures out that his country
has been successful IN ~ per cent. Of
the battles IN which Il has engaged.
Records Of false weights and measures
used In New York city show that the
people are cheated out OF Si3.00o,OO0 q
year BY their use
The Gillian government has purchased
~ heavy American locomotives 10 b.
used on the heavier grades Of the state
railways. They ARE found to give bet.
ter service than the English or German
engines.
AZ the beginning Of the year the mum
Der Of people living under statutory pro.
hihilion In Maine. North Dakota and
Kansas was only 2.5nn.000, ~ the end
II the year Tennessee aud Georgia will
nearly have trcbled that number.
Comparative tests OF electric and
pneumatic drills have resulted over
whslmingly In favor Of the latter. This
4 very severe service, and the electric
arill does not seem 10 stand mp under IT,
and time y constantly lost IN making
repairs 10 the machinery.
The meat bill Of a wealthy Newport
summer colonist Averages nearly $1,000
a month, and has been known 70 exceed
s20o0 The expenses Of entertainment
NAV reach S50.0Od season. The cater.
er's bill always runs In the Thousands
Broadway Magazine.
The United States government has let
a contract 10 the United States steel
corporation for transmission towers,
which are 20 be utilized for wireless tele-
graph service in Alaska. The govern
ment intends 10 have a chain Of the
towers erected along the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts and on the gull Of Mexico.
The towers viii be l7G feet high.
There was time when the bad boy
ran away from school, and there may BE-
boys today who practice the same thing,
but Troy, Pa. has a new kind Of triant.
A family 10 that town objected TO yacci.
nation, and refused 10 have their boy
vaccinated. with the result that he was
excluded from school. The hoy ran
away, went to doctor, had himself vac
einated. and with his certificate IN bis
hand went 20 school and asked for ad.
mission.
Il Is not altogether safe to travel in
the southern states after spending the
SUMMER. as many girls do, II the open
ar at the seashorc. One such woman
travelling on the Norfolk q Western rail-
road the other day. was forced 10 ride
IN the Jim Crow car for negroes. She
was very much tanned, to be sure, but
we should suppose indignant bushes
would have gwen her cheeks moro Of
the color OF an Indian than an African.
She has sued the railroad company for
81 600 damages. which, ii awarded her.
may cover her vacation expenses-Con-
gregationalist.
At the beginning Of the year 1905 the
total length Of the standard guage rail-
roads in Germany aggregated 3,l2t
English miles. an increase of 2l.3 per
cent. over the mileage length OF ten
years ago. The area Of the German en-
pire i 208.7s0 square miles, and 1t con
tains population Of 62125.000. For
every 100 600 inhabitants this would
give 6.I miles length OF trackage The
receipts from passenger traffic for the
wear 1905 amounted to Sl63,773,750, ex-
ceeding by 634 per cent. those Of the
wear 1895. The passenger and baggage
traffic contributed 2S.l0 per cent. to the
total receipts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
FOR SALE IN THE #. y. CATE REAL. ESTATE
AGENCY, BOLSTER BLOCK. BARRE, VI

Cottage house, seven rooms, at "a Franklin
street corner of Beacon. The lot Is 80 feet on
Franklin street and 100 feet on Beacon
street The house is nearly new and has bath,
electric lights, gas furnace h0t water con-
nection, connected with the sewer Every
thing tn first class repair, The price is very
reasonable l64tf
Farm Here Is the farm you have been look
ing for IS acres. / Id miles from the city post
office. This farm will keep 20 cows and team.
HAY all cut with machine Good grated APP
ple orchard Near school. buildings gooi,
with running water at house and barn. Rea-
SON for selling Is the owner is going away, This
is the only farm of its size and value this dis :
lance from the city proper that IS on the mar
ket today. Will sell stock tools and produce
with the farm il preferred Don't be late. Call
at the above agency for price and terms.
Tel, 1852 1U4tf
a large storehouse FOR sale or to rent 1e4H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
uNHApplNEss DlspELLED.


mea and Women Unanimous Aboat "a.
Many women weep ana wall aud refuse
% be cemf0rted because their once MAG,
Indecent trosses have become thin ara
faded, Many men incline to pFofanlff
because tho flies bite through the thli
fhateh on their cranlnma Il will be goo
news % the miserable OF both sexes.
learn that Newhros Herpleide has Lft
placed upon the market. This Is the mes
scalp Eermicide and antlaeptlc that nc,
~ destroying the germ or microbe thaf
- the underlying cause Of al hair a.
sirueiion Herpiclde Il new prepare
ton, made after q new formula on a.
entirely new principle. Anyone who hr
tried Il viii testify a. 20 its worth 81
4 yourself and be convinced. sold D
leading druggists Send ior. IN staml
Tor simple 70 The fiorpioido Co, =
isait &fieh
Two sfres--S0 cents ana tt.eo.
r. A. Drown. Special Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
ElNE
Roston-Q Queenstown. LIVERPOOL

Fast Twin Screw Mah and Passenger Steam.
eTs. ls9s0 tons SO feet long. Reniarkable for
steadiness. Rooms upper decks amidshtps;
perfect ventilation.
+ -SAX0NIA. Oct. %. Nov. g. Dec. "a
~ ERNfA. Oct To- Nov. 70 Dec To-
1Ians. sailfnes, etc the Cuuaru ). \. Co. Ltd.
iQd State ST.. Boston Mass. ChAs. r Sumner
Agent, or to local agent. s. s. Baliard's
Steamship Agency. Miles Block, Barre or New
Langdon Block, Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
How's This?

We offer One Hnndrad Dollars Reward for any
case OF Catarrh chat cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & &C. Toledo. @.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J, Che
neyTor the last 10 years. and believe him per-
fectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDO. KINNAG Il MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the olood aald mucous surfaces OF
the system. Testim0nias sent free. Price %
cents per hottie. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family riils for constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
out Of sirht.

1Out of sight, ont Of mind" is an old
saying which applies with special force
10 sore, burn or wound that's been
treated with Bucklen's Arniea Salye It's
out Of sight, out Of mind and out Of
existence. Piles. too, and chilblains dis.
appear under It's healing influence. Guar.
antced by the Red Cross Pharmacy. 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
FOR SALE.


Two az the best located low priced building
iofs IN the city. located next t. Ind above the
residence Of Z. j. snwden on fremont street.
The lois are sixty feet on the street and one
hundrH aud thirty feet deep
enc mildipr lot located on Park street above
linn street This lot Is four aud one-han rods
on thestreet aud about nine rods deep, inter-
eft IN spring goes with the lot
One building lot located on the corner OF
Howland ands Division streets, just o II South
Main street and near Quarry street
One building lot located an the corner Of
Pike and George streets near the Harrison
Granite Co.'s stone sheds. This lot II large
enough FOR two cottages or one large three
tenement house.
one house and lot ON "a Foster street. House
contains seven rooms with modern convent
euces and IS in good repair Lot contains
nearly ore half acre Of land
one clayton steam Air Compressor, cylinder
axg Is capable Of carrying fifteen hand tools 70
good advantage. viii be sold cheap for cash 1
can be seen at the Vermont GrAHife Co. = shed
For prices and terms apply 70 II. X. BUSH, At
tie Vermont Granite Co.'s plant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR EALE--22-acre farm. located between
Barre and Williamstown, will be sold with
4 took and tools. household furniture, IL wanted.
There are II cows, yearing, twocalves, hogs,
50 hens all the bag, oats, corn. etc, potatoes,
morse, All farming tools, household furniture IL
wanted. The whole property can be bought
for 81 500. Better look IL up at once, as the lo-
cation is Just right for property TO be bought
quickly. Inquire Of the D. A. Perry Real rs
tate agency. lb4tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
An Ancient Agreement.

A. A. Ncwcomb Of Waterbury Center
has in his possession an agreement en-.
tered into on May 2sth, 1905, between
silas Loomis and Nancy Atkins for a
school. The contract, which contains
many conditions unusual at the present
time, read:
Waterbury. Nav 2sth. A. d.. 1905.
having considered the Sad consequences
Of the Neglect Of School have thought
best and have Agread with Nancy At
kins to teach A School in my harm IL
weeks the present Season IL there Shall
A few more join. Said School to bcgin
June 18th Said Nancy has Agread %
tcaeher the School and board her Self
for one Dollar and twenty-five cents A
week aud take hur pay IN Crane Next
winter.
Silas LOOMS
We the Subscribers whose Names Shall
be underiwritten do Agree and Promise
TO paw 10 silas Loomis our Equil Shars
Of the Above mentioned School According
to the number of Schollers Set TO our
names Said Payment TO BE- delivered
to S. Loomis In good Crane BY the first
day OF january next who is bound to
Settle with the teacher
Names seholers
Silas LOOMS ....,............... q