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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
In an UnintereStilg Game
Across the Lake
FRASER WAS IN THE BOX
Matthew Was Pounded Savagely and
the vermonters Had Little Trouble
in Winning the Game,
g to 4.

Plattsburg, n. Y, July 30 Barre
Montpelier defeated Plattsburg yester
day afternoon, to 4, III an uninter-
esting game. Fraser pitched for teh
visitors and was touched up for eight
hits, while the Twins went after Math-
leu savagely, getting thirteen hits. Both
teams played a ragged fielding game.
The score;
Innings II 1886 II S Or III i
Barre Mont. 2 1901 2 0 DC 13
Plattsburg % 8 % 90 0 0 Cd 5 4
Batteries, Fraser and Ball, Matthew
and Sullivan; umpire, Cotter.
When it was learned here Yesterday
that the Burlington team had disbanded,
no meeting was held last night to raise
funds for Plattsbuug in the Vermont
state league. Mr.. Van Duzer will, how
ever, keep his team together and play
independent ball with the college BOYS
who represent various Adirondack sum
mer resorts. A letter has been received
from tn management Of the team at
the Stevens House, Lake Placid, and Il
is believed that games can be arranged
with Paul Smiths and the Ampersand
House, The famous Princeton pitcher
Heyninger, Is at the latter place AMI
that team beat the Stevens House Sat.
urday, ! to 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
A RICH SYNDICATE TO
BUILD CUP DEFENDER.
Iselin, Vanderbilt and Morgan Will
Have Herreshoft as Designer Of
Yacht in Case Of Challenge.

Newport, R. L, July 3O.--C. Oliver
Iselin, the well known yachtman and
manager of four defenders, Il here in
formally discussing the expected chal-
lenge from Sir Thomas Upton in the
autumn.
Edwin d. Morgan, also a manager of
cup defenders, in years past Is here for
the summer and Commodore Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Of the New York Yacht club,
was here on Sunday.
It is expected that all three win be
members Of syndicate that will con.
tract with Herresholf for the construc.
ton OF defender Mr.. Iselin, however.
ii ia stated on excellent authority, will
not manage it. Mrs. lselin IS here with
her husband and they are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Charles w. Dolan at their villa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
The Prosecution Agrees to
His Release
FREEDOM FOR PETTIB0NE
However, Is Not ProbabIe--Labor Over
joyed at the Haywood Verdict
Press Generally Finds That
Acquital Was Justified.


Boise, Idaho, July 30.--FolIowing the
acquittal Of William p. Haywood On
the charge Of numbering GOV. Frank
steuneaberg, comes the decision to re
lease Charles II. Meyer the imprisoned
president OF the Western Federation Of
Miners, on bail of $4,000, pending his
trial for steunenberg's murder George
A. Pettibone, who Is codefendant with
Meyer, win not be admitted to bail.
Their trials are set for October.
The decision Of the state TO continue
the prosecution oil the men now under
arrest and the statement that Jack
simpkins, the fugitive from Justice i'll
dicted with them, Is almost within the
reach OF the law, and may be arrested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
MRS. wILcox'S EYE
NEARLY TORN OUT.
Two Men Break Legs in an Auto Smash
Due to an Effort to Spare
Children.

New York, July 30.--AIrs. William
Tod Wilcox's right eye was nearly torn
ont and she was otherwise 80 badly In
iured that she viii be dishgurcd for life
Ii her injuries do not result fatally,
Lieut.. Walton r. Sexton Of the battle.
ship Connecticut and Gerald De Mer.
cado each got compound fractures Of
the leg and several Others were badly
shaken up and injured in an automobile
accident which happened to a touring
ear owned and driven by William Tod
Wilcox last night. as Mr.. Wilcox and
his friends were returning TO Flushing
from the Oakland Golf club. Two chit
dren walked in front OF the automobile
and In order to save their lives Mr..
Wilcox turned the machine into ditch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
oRINoco A TOTAL Loss.
West India Line Steamer Has Been
Practically Abandoned.

Halifaxs n. S., July 9o.- Dispatches
from Cape Sable today stated that the
West India line steamer 0rinoco, which
went ashore OIL that point on Friday,
will probably be a total loss. She has
been practically abandoned and it is
believed that her cargo Of sugar. molas,
SEES and rum cannot be saved. The rising
and falling tides have flooded Nos. l and
holds, the engine room Is full Of water
and the ship is resting heavily On large
rocks, in an exposed position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30


at any time, came as surprise to
counsel for the defence, who confidently
expected that Meyer and Pettiboae
would be released.
Boise has accepted the verdict quiet
and in the same spirit that has been
in evidence since the trial commenced.
Gov. Cooding mikes the position that
the state, having announced dstermi.
nation to leave the decision with Judge
and jury in the Haywood case, it viii
maintain that position with regard to
Mover and Pettibone.
Haywood yesterday received mes
sage Of eongratuiation from j. MahIon
Barnes OF Chicago, national secretary
OF the Social party
W. J. Bryan also announced Tat he
was pleased with the verdict, SAYING
that he did not see hoY anyone could
be convicted on Orchards testimony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
no WELCOME HAYWOOD.
Chicago Planning to Have Him Address
Meeting on August II.

Chicago, July 30.-NNiliam d. Hay
wood acquitted of the murder Of former
Governor Steunenberg Of Idaho, II ex-
pected to be IN Chicago on August II
To address the followers Of the Meyer
Haywood pettibone conference, who
have selected the above date for holding
a picnic in southwest side park.
The Chicago Federation Of Labor will
be asked at its meeting next Sunday
TO furnish an escort for Haywood when
be arrives in Chicago. The Meyer.
Haywood Pettibone conference viii also
have an escort, and it Is believed in la
Dor circles that the two organizations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
III IN THE SHADE
NEW TEXAS HEAT RECORD.
Scores of Persons Overcome and Horses
and Cattle Killed.

McGrsgor Tex, July 3O.--The most
Terrific heat visitation ever known in
Texas occurred here Sunday, continuing
about an hour and twenty minutes. The
Thermometer registered l79 degrees in
the sun and III in the shade. An area
OF three miles long and two miles wide
was affected.
The heat was accompanied by pecu-
liar haze which moved over the area AT.
fected. Scores Of people were overcome
Horses, cattle, hogs, and poultry drop
ped dead, one man losing thirty-five
head of stock. The phenomenon has not
been explained
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
THE RUSSO
JAPAN TREATY.
~-s~--------s.
Five Subjects Included in
Document
----~--
CLAUSE AS TO FRONTIERS
Like the French Agreement-Japan Has
Not Ordered German BalIOOns-Mar-
quis to Discuss the New
- Korean Situation.
CLAUSE AS TO FRONTIERS

Paris, July BON. Karino, the Jap
anese Minister to this republic, ID au-
thority for tbs following Information
concerning the Russo-Japanesc treaty on
commerce and navigation which was
signed Sunday at st. Petersburg. The
treaty embraces ti@e subjects: CONNER
cial relations, fishery rights, the juno
tion Of the Manchurian railroads, the
delimitation of frontiers and political
relations. The clause dealing with this
last named SUBJECT is brief and is prac-
tically duplicate Of the Hanco-Japan-
csc agreement for the maintenance of
the status quo. III, kurino denies the
report that Japan has ordered two diri-
gibls balloons in Germany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
FOURTH TRIAL OF cALER POWERS
He Is Charged With Completely in the
Murder of Senator Goebel.

Georgetown, KY, July 49, Before
special Judge Robbins yesterday began
a fourth trial Of Caleb Powers, formerly
kentucky's secretary Of state, for com
plieity in the murder Of seven years ago
OF Senator William Goebel, Democratic
aspirant in the gubernatorial election
contest then pending Twice Powers
was convicted and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment and on the third trial he
was senteneed to death. The whole state
has been aroused over the case, and
Indiana officers have also been involved.
while federal interference has been
sought on behalf Of Powers on the plea
that the bitterness ia his home state
was such that fair trial was impos-
sihle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
I'M TWO PLACES.
Fire Discovered Over Entrance to Boston
Store in Burlington.

Burlington, July 3o.--Fire was dis
covered yesterday afternoon in an avn
ing OF window aboce the Boston store.
AT the same time there seemed to Be a
blaze under the big sign over the south
ern entrance The stores fire brigade
got busy and the fire was quickly sub
dued, although an alarm was rung in
from box Al. The awning on the window
above the store was burned and the
glass broken while two large holes were
burned in the Boston store awning. The
fire spread slightly from under the sign
to the ceiling over the entrance. The
damage will be small.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
QUIET ON EVE OF ELECTIONS.
No Excitement Is Manifested by the
Leaders.

Manila, July a0.-Unusual quiet
reigns throughout the island ON The eve
Of the general election The political
situation j. unchanged, and an parties
are confident that there win be renewed
activity among The leaders in the last
days Of the campaign, but so far little
interest has been eyinced by the people.
The campaign is being conducted on
strictly American methods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
SHOT HIS SISTER,
HANGED HIMSELF.
First Tried to Choke the Gin in the
Presence Of Their Aged Parents,
Then Shot Her.

San Aiffonio, Tex, July S0.-Charles
+. Pape Saturday night shot and killed
his sistefs Christine, At the family resi-
dsnee near her. His motive was that
his sister was engaged 10 marry a man
be did not fancy.
Pape first tried to choke his sister
TO death IN the presence Of his aged
parents, and being fniIed in that he shot
her while she was fleeing TO the home
of another brother for safety.
Pape wept bitterly over her body, and
attempted suicide. He was placed in
jail, and sunday hanged himsef while
the jailor was getting breakfast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
BROTHER, SISTER,
DIE IN GRAIN BIN.
Children Hiding From Parent Trapped
and Smothered.

South Windsor, Ct, July Eta
and Frank Prior 10 years and 5 years
old, respectively, and the children Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank n Prior, were found
dead in grain bin on the farm Of Henry
Pease, their grandfather, yesterday.
The children were playing in the barn
when their grandfather called TO them
TO come in the house. They decided TO
run and hide, and, lifting up the heavy
top of the bin, cuddled in The grain
When the top slammed the latch
caught and the children slowly smoth-
cred To death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
GOVERNOR GUILD TAKES
LUNCH WITH PRESIDENT
Arranges Details Of dwelling of Prov
incetown Monument.

Oyster Bay, July sO.--Goyernor Guild
of Massachusetts, lunched with Presi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday. Acting Sec
rotary of the Navy Newberry also was a
luncheon guest at Sycamore Hill.
The object OF Governor Guilds visit
was to take up with the president the
details Of the ceremonies attending the
unwilling on August 20 Of the moDu-
ment to commemorate the landing of the
Pilgrims at Provincetown, The Presi.
dent will make the principal address.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30

will clash over authority in the matter.
Many Socialists hold seats IN the Fed
GRAFTON 81 Labor. The conference cqii,
niittee is composed largely or social
lets, with representation 9f AnaTclis-
tic groups The contention may result
in a three-cornered fight for the posi-
ton Of honor ii the reception cora
mittee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
CONSOLIDATED Gas SECURE.
New York Court Denies the Suit fol
Dissolution.

New York, July 3d. The application
Of Attorney General jackson Of New
York for permission to bring an action
70 annu the corporate existence of the
Consolidated Gas company was denied
yesterday by Justice Metcalf in the
supreme court The attorney general
desired to effect the dissolution of tho
Consolidated Gas company on the ground
that the merger Of the various gas com
panics with the parent company has
created monopoly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
TABOO SINCLAIR BOOK.
Germans Declare industrial Republic
Insulta the Kaiser.

Berlin, July no. The authorities have
ordered the conhscation Of Option Sin.
elair's book, "The Industrial Republic
IN pursuance Of the law concerning in
suits to The German emperor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
VERDICT PLEAsEs ". J. BRYAN.
Does Not See How Anyone Could be
Convicted on Orchards Testimony.

Peoria, ILL.,, July 30.--W. ]. Bryan is
quoted as follows on the Haywood YER
dict:
Il am glad TO learn Of the verdict and
that it was not guilty. | watched the
trial and did not see how anyone could
be found guilty on Orchards testimony,
Every crime he charged was one himself
suggested and IL was shown he was in
communication with the Mine owners and
attempted TO induce the defendants 10
engage in crime. The manner in which
the prisoners we're taken from Colorado
was hardly in keeping with o fair prose
cution."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
WILLIAMS cARBOL1c SALvE
WITH ARNICA AND WITCH HAZEL.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, teeter,
chapped hands, and all skin eruptions.
&c is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price Csc by druggists.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props, Cleveland, o.
Sold by O. II. Kendrick & Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
WON
FROM MAPS
Took First Game Of the Series
4 TO 3
WINTER WAS THE PITCHER
Both Teams Made Several Errors but
Those of the Visitors We're More
Costly--No Other American
League Scores.
WINTER WAS THE PITCHER

Boston, July so..--Boston slowed
away the first game Of the series with
the Cleyelands yesterday afternoon by
the score Of to 2. Winter and Lieb.
hardt were the opposing hitters and the
honors were about even. The home
team benefited by the shaky fielding Of
the demoralized Laioie,ites.
Boston scored osie in the first inning.
With one down, Harry HinchiRan who
played Lajoie's position, fell down on
Sullivan's hot gronnder. Congalton
forced Sullivan, Hinchman to Turner,
Ungiaub then drove into deep right,
which w, ITinchman dropped after a
long run, Congalton scoring. Grimshaw
was third ont on a foul by Delehanty
Three singles off Winter in succession
gave the visitors their first run in the
sixth, and they followed 1t up. in the
eighth with their second tally on O'Bri-
er's double and Bemis' single
In the same inning, however, Boston
eyesed up and then went ahead. Sui
Ivan and Congalton singled. StoyaIl
rot Unglaub, but Turner fumblcd Grim
shaw's grounder, Sullivan scoring.
0'Brien threw out knight and Congalton
scored. 0'Bnen threw wild on Wag-
ner's grounder and Gfimshaw scored.
The pitcher then took hand and threw
cut Criger, The score;
1234567 Or. III. r.
Cleveland % 0 0 0 0 / o. A
Boston 81 0 0 0 o 3 x--4 8
Summary, Earned runs, Cleveland q;
two base bit, 0'Brien; struck out, by
Winter Al; base on bali, by Winter, BY
Liebhardt 2; hit by pitcher, by Lieb-
bardt; double play, II. Hinchman to
Stovall, II. Hinchman TO Turner H.
Hinchman to Turner TO StovalE.
CAN other American league games
postponed.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
National LEAGUE standing.
LADIES' GOLF MATCH.
Mrs G. N. Tilden Was the Winner Last
Week, Score e1H.

Mrs g. n. Tilden was the winner 81
the ladies' weekly golf tournament at
the local clubs links last week, having
a net score of 6iA. Mrs. J. C. Walker
was second and Miss Sexton third. The
scores were as followst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
ROOSEVELT GETS
UNDESIRABLE Raj.
Emma Goldman Heads Message to Him
On Release of Haywood.

Oyster Bay, N Il, July 3o.-Without
comment President Roosevelt made pub
lie the following telegram received by
him yesterday referring TO the verdict Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30

The Haywood murder trial At Boise,
Ida
& President R0oseNest ShdcsifaDlel
citizens yittorioas- Rejolce:
Emma Goldman,
sAiexander Berkman, D
eHippolyte Hayel"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
American League STANDING.
Yesterdays National League Games.

At Pittsburg, Boston 6. Pittsburg 3.
AT st. Louis, New York 4, St. Louis
3.
AT Cincinnati, Philadelphia ?, Cincln-
natl /.
At Chicago, Chicago ?, Brooklyn 1.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
JAPAN FAsTENs GRIP
ON coREAss CAPITAL.
ReinfOicements Landed. Reganisoning
Complete,

seoul. Juiy 40 All the reinforce.
ntents III tie Twelfth Brigade have
landed
nese troops. according to the new plan Of
occupation, will be completed by to.
night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-09

From official
Carter and President will individual
quoted the Advertiser yesterday quite right
did the effect President Roosevelt would
ruln
Besides
the subject received yesterday
SECRETARY STRAUS
8.
D.
previously
s.
Raymond G immigration
lations those previously landed STRAUS.
Territory Hlwau
assisted immigration will
white mngntc
FROM PRIVATE SECRETARY MCCLELLAN.
Washington,
NcCLELIAN.
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Howl AND AND HIS
CHIEF TESTIFY IN
NUUANU DAM CASE

Every seat was taken in the Senate
chamber last night during the session
of the joint committee investigating
the Nuuanu dam, and each chair held
an interested visitor. The old ques-
tions were asked and practically the
same answers received.
ROWLAND TESTIFIES.
J. II. Howland was the star witness
sworn.
Have been Assistant superintendent
of Public Works since February, 1905.
Was chief engineer of the dam and
had full supervision subject to the ap-
proval of the superintendent of Public
Works The system of the department
compels me to supervise the work.
Where I deem it necessary, refer to
Mr.. Holloway. My first conversation
with my superior regarding the dam
was in the fall of the year 1905, I
think. It was two Months before Mr..
Walker began on the survey. The sur
vey was made at the request of Mr..
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MONEY GIVEN TO
BUILD HlLO CHURCH

Bishop Restarick received word by
the last mail from Geo. c. Thomas,
Superintendent of the Sunday school
of the church of the Holy Apostles
Philadelphia, that the council of the
Sunday school had unanimously de-
cided to give $4,000 for the erection of
a church in Hiio. In addition there is
A promise of several hundred dollars
for the furnishing of the church Under
the Rev. Fenton-Smith of St. James
church. Hilo, a guild hall was erected
last year which is now used as
church This. gift comes not as the
result of an appeal by the Bishop but
from a letter written to Mr.. Thomas
by the Rev. Mr.. Fenton-Smith.
The money given is from memorial
fund the accumulated offerings in
memory of teachers and children of
the Sunday school who have died
since 1891. The request is made that
the name of the church at Hilo be
changed from St. James to that or
The Holy Apostles.
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| Holloway. The notes Of that survey
are in my office. Subsequent to that
survey the plans and specifications
were drawn by Mr.. WALKER, he having
been employed for the purpose by Mr..
| Holloway.
STANDS BY WALKER.
He was employed on my recon-
mendation that he was the best engi-
neer available in the islands. He made
use of all the data in tho Office, but the
present site is different location from
any suggested previously. The plans
and specifications were carefully gone
over by Mr.. Holloway and myself be-
fore advertising for bids. There were
three received. When thp plans were
to make. Tenders were called for
some time after the plans were re-
ceived; you have copies among the pa
pers Think the advertisements were
placed in the newspapers before July
/, 1905. Possibly ten days after the
plans We're received they were accept
ed. They came in piecemeal and
where corrections were needed, Mr..
Walker was notified. Visits were made
to the site by Mr.. Walker and my
self singly and together.
SPECIFICATIONS GOOD.
Considered the specifications definite
when they were received and so think
now. Have heard all the testimony
at this hearing, including Patterson's.
Would state in regard to his testimony
that the specifications were drawn ac-
cording to the best methods in use in
the United States. There is a differ
ence between the East and West In
construction. In the latter section
more rock filled dams are built. In
the East the dirt fills predominate.
KELLOGG'S CHANGES.
This was changed from dirt to rock
at the suggestion of Mr.. Kellogg.
Could get no opinion from him as to
work; he refused to discuss it with
me- He gave it as his opinion that
the specifications were not specific
enough: that in the pipe redwood
should have been used. Do not re-
member of any other particular.
asked him why he considered the
change by inserting the toe and he
gave me his reasons. I stated to him
that this toe was only four feet IN
width and that the area covered by the
core wall was 800 feet above covered
with earth and 1 could not see how
that toe would keep the water from
CONTINUED on Page Four)
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The Lanai investigation met again
last night. proceedings starting at 7:40
O'Clock.
J. F. Brown was the first and only
witness. He is a real estate expert
and was at one time Commissioner of
Public Lands.
Witness said he had been all over the
Island of Lanai on different occasions.
He was there first in 1871 and alEo re-
Gently. He saw less difference between
what the place is today and what ii
was in the 7O's, than most people would
suppose. The windward side is as arid
as ever and the flats are perhaps a
little less brush-covered today than
they were in 1873. In those days there
were some cultivated taro patches In
Maunalei gulch which are not there
today.
According to witness. there were
more people living on the islan1 ia
1873 than there are today. With the
exception of the Maunalel tarn patches
cultivated land was then rarity. Re
garding pasture, the island looked
drier. il anything. on his last trip.
There was no remarkable difference IN
this respect. however.
The best part Of Lanai from an agri-
cultural standpoint Is -Palawai. in wit
ness estimation, but some graziers pre-
fer the lower lands. The crater in Ma
unalei gulch Land Commissioner Pratt
had thought was available for govern
ment lands Witness made an ap-