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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-31
Cuba Her Own Ruler

"In May, 1903, the United States
turned over to the republic the control
of Cuba. For three years and half
the republic of Cuba maintained itself
with great apparent prosperity, but an
abuse by the party in control of its eX-
ecutive power in respect to elections
brought on an insurrection which the
government of the republic had not
properly prepared itself to resist or re-
press, and the United States INTERVIEWED;
sent first a formidable fleet and then an
army of 5000 men, secured a disband-
ment of the opposing forces and estab-
lished a provisional government till
tranquility was restored to such an eX-
tent as to permit the holding of fair
election.
1.-THE fortune or misfortune Of the
Cuban war carried us to the Philippines.
The exigencies of the situation brought
us into such relations with Aguinaldo
and the Filipino troops in insurrection
against Spain that when peace came we
could not turn the islands back to
Spain. Accordingly we undertook first,
the establishment of order in the ISL
ands and then the maintenance of civil
government. In establishing order we
expended $170,000,000. In July next an
election will take place by which an
assembly of seventy representatives
| elected by the qualified volunteers OF
the Christian provinces will constitute a
national assembly, which will be one of
| the two houses, the other being the
] Philippine commission, to constitute the
| legislature of the islands. The nationa
assembly elected in January will meet
for the first time in October. Thus has
the promise of our government, made
through President Mckinley, been KEPT
of gradually increasing the measure OF
self government extended to the Fill
| ninosp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
THINGS THEATRICAL.

1.-THE Road to Yesterday" ia sue.
eess at the Herald Square theater
New York.
"Aille sallie,' the very musical com.
edy, went broke in New York and
had to close.
Lew Dockstader has some new jokes
and novel "ssage business" In his lat
est minstrel oerng
1.-THE Man OF the Hour" Is proving
one OF the plays Of the hour at the
Savoy theater, New York.
A new act, showing the bottom Of
the sea, has been written for Peter
Pam by James NJ. Barrie.
Paula Edwardes opened recently at
the Casino. New York, in Princess
Beggar," a new musical comedy,
wilton Lackaye's dramatization Of
''Les Mlserables" and named Law
and the Man" is strong and fun Of
color.
La spite OF the condemnation Of most
Of the critics. "The Daughters Of Men,
by Charles Klein, author OF THE Mu-
sic Master" made money In New
York.
David Belasco's new star, Frances
starr, is ably filing the shoes abdi.
Gated BY Mrs. Leslie Garter last year,
Yet some folks say Mrs. Carter is NOT
jealous Of Miss Starr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
TALK or THE TOWN.

Dir Paiempiit has opened an office at
y Central street. Telephone 2i2-4
Iengress playing cards s5d' per pack
Monday AFTERNOON; only one pack to a
customer. AYerill Music Go.
The Woodnien viii hold public dance
in the M. W. A. hall Saturday night.
lGilbertson's orchestra, Gents soc, ladies
free.
The d. a. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Cora a. Boyeo her two.
tenement house at No I Harrington
avenue to II. &. Woodruff Consideration
s2,9eo.
Mrs. II. Il. Gould went to Burlington
today to visit MI. Gould, who ii in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
Mr. Gould Is making favorable progress
toward recovery.
Moses Forrest was arrested last even.
ing by officer Carrie on warrant. Iii
city court this morning Forrest pleaded
guilty To intoxciation and went 10 the
county Jail for ten days.
The regular meeting Of Green Noun.
tain lodge. | %. NJ Nj. u, will be held
| Monday evening at 7 H. iii. Initiation
The degree team will please meet III
the hall at . p. ~. for practice. Y. w
Muteh r. s.
The meeting Of the directors Of ths
electric road which was to have beer
held in the office Of Attorney II. a
lioar yesterday to discuss the question
i of restoring the two and half cent
fare for workingmen was postponed Tin
It'll next week.
The United Missionary society Of The
Methodist church were invited to thi
home of Mrs. II. M. Whltpolnb yesterday
afternoon For an hour the ladies wafi
busy making bandagcs for tho Elmer
gency hospital After short pro
gramme, refreshments were served anl
d social hour was enjoyed BY all pres
Tent,
The case against Rosa Iori0, who wa
arrested january 22 ii W'illianstown b.
CONSTABLE Nichols Of that place on :
warrant charging him with the allege,
larceny Of a pair OF overshoes belonging
to Peter Bendetto Of this city, Will
whom IOrio had stayed over night, wa
noble pressed iii city court this morning
Grand Juror decided that the man hai
taken the shoes by mistake, as he ha,
lett a pair in their place almost liS
THEM.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
PLAINFTELp.

Dr.. e. N. Barber was called to town
yesterday.
Hoyt Gallup has team drawing wood
for Arthur s Martin III Barre.
The farm buildings of Flora Batehel.
der Of Barre We're damaged BY fire on
Wednesday night Miss Batohelder was
teacher in our schools for several
years.
G. Murray CLARK started for the farm
of Flora Batchelder III Barre town on the
night 81 the tife. lie took cross road
which was badly drifted and wher
about half a mile from home he ran into
snowjrift, tipping over and breaking
both thills to bis sleigh. He returned
home, leading his horse and drawing nj,
sleigh by hand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
FUR DRIVING COATS

When you can buy Coon Driving
Goats that are not painted for $500
you are making good profit for your !
self and making at least 33 Lib per
cent on your investment
These are Goats that are made BY
the best manufacturers in the country
and are interlined and stayed il the
best Of shape. They will cost al
wholesale at least S42. 90 another
season.
The Opossum Coat IS Coat Of UNI.
usual worth, as il is light weight and
a very warm Coat We have one ii
size SO left in stock, which we will
sell for $500. If,it i your size
you cannot get anything better
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
BARRE OPERA HOUSE
FoX Il EATON, LOSSES
LIZ H0BAN, Resident Mgr.
----------
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
MONDAY, JANUARY 20
The KLARK-
URBAN co.
IN An ENTIRE NEW REPERTOIRE OF PLAYS
MONDAY NIGHT
/" Caught in the Web. |"
Real Detective story with Great Plot
4 ReAl DeleetIye sstory VIE LII III.

High-class speclaites Between acts. intro
duesd by JACKSON and DOUGLAS, Dainty
Singing and Dancing Condolences. DAVE
BAKER, Buck Dancer. PAULINE HAM
MoND, Vocalist FRANK URBAN, Clay Moul-
der. kLARK- URBAN, Musical Artists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
LADIES' FUR-LINED COATS

This has been one 81 Che best sea-
sons for Fur,lined Goats Is It be
cause there are more Of them worn
than usual OF because we have had
Cots Of unusual yaluef Sec those
we ate showing and Judge fof yourself
At $4,000 ii } Coat lined with
good quality Sucker lining with inter
lining Shell Is made Of good
quality broadcloth. Value $3.50.
At $4,000 il / Coat Of fine broad
cloth lined with a fine grade Natural
Rat Fur Has good interlining and
blended rat collar Nothing betEer
for service. Was $50. SO
AL $4,000 il 1 Coat lined with
the best blended rat, has rat collar.
shell Of fine quality broadcloth. Was
$40 so
Equally as good discount on all
sos 90, 5000 and $500 Fur
lined Goats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
GRANIrEvILLE.

All quarry stewards and members
OF Branch No. 12, Quarry Workers
international union having cards are
hereby notified TO have the cards on
their Jobs January 30 as the cards will
be collected on that day for the use OF
the auditors Fred Suitor. president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
WEBsTERvILLE.

All quarry stewards and members
OF Branch No. IL, Quarry Workers
international union having cards are
hereby notified to have. the cards on
their Jobs january 30 as the cards will
be collected on that day for the use OF
the auditors. Fred Suitor, president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
FUR DRIVING COATS

4 y n V
we have one forty inch Wambat
Driving Coat in size So. This Goat
Is Of good quality. the best blend,
made N the best 81 shape Was
3d. 90 To close for $4,000.
AT $500 Is natural Russia Cali
Coat Of good value, made and lined
the same Al our best Coon Goats.
This Coat has sold for Sz7. So
We have two Black dog Goats in
large sizes which are IN this sale a
prices ID move them " once II you
cannot use them this weather we fail
to knowwhen you can Price $3.50
we also offer 4 few Electric Seal
Goats al less than cost price
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

FOR sALE--We viii SELF tile nearly new
huuse formerly occupied BY Robert Rayeroft
III MeuStefYilie, on the r0ad 70 East Barre on
very easy terms and a. allow figure. This "a q
very desilable house or VIII rent 80 AZ 70 pay ,
Epod rate % interest Oh the Investment Tie
lot IA large and there Is quite quantity or
fruit trees Rar full particulars inquire of the
y. A. Parry Keai Estate Agency. Rooms Sand q
Gordon Block Barre, W. 2estr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
"A Z. ABBOTT 8 CO. P.ABBoTT q GOA PlABBoTT & co
7The Daylight Store y
~ -
Have You a Good Fur Coat?


No" bound sell em the price object You afford
the bank when buy Coats these prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

The mole Is not blind, as many per.
sons suppose Its eye ia hardly larger
than a plnhead and is carefully pro-
tected from dust and dirt by means Of
inclosing hairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
wEBsrERvILLE.

A social dance win be held in Bru.
nelle's hall, Websterville, Saturday
evening, january 26 All are cordially
invited. Bill 90 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
Theory and Practice.

DR. johnson said, mo man 10 his
senses, II he could get young girl
would marry widow" He himself
married a widow many years his
senior.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26

Monday Night. Ladies Night, Special i5c
aFday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
). !. sec J coz clearance sac.

Have you bought your winter suit
and osercoat yet? If not you can now
save from 81 to IS on garment by
taking advantage Of OUR january clear
auce sale, Many stylish and desirable
lines Of suits and overcoats for all
builds for most any purpose at un-
matchable prices as We mean to close
them all out at most any price Come
in and try one on tomorrow. They are
strictly union made. $. j. Segel & Co.
around the corner on Depot square
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
CHRONOLOGY OF THAW CASE

Harry X Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit
meet Tor hrst time in 1901.
stanford White and Evelyn Nesbit
meet Tor nrst time in 1901.
Hhaw and Evelyn Nesbit 20 20 Eu-
rope where Thew is told OF whites
action toward woman. They return
TO America in leo3.
Harry X. Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit
married April 4, 1905.
Thaw shoots Stanford white AZ Mad
lson square roof garden on the
night Of June &c, 1906.
Committed 20 Tombs on charge OF
murder IN hrst gree June as, 1906.
trial OF case set for January 81, 1907
ila4 begins January 80, 1907.
Jury secured February /, 1907.
Case stated TO jury by prosecution
ana defense February 4.
Death Of wife Of Juror ]. h. Bolton
aeiays hearing from February 4 to
February 10.
State rests in chief February 81.
Defense rests in chief March 2.
state rests in rebuttal March 10.
Attorney Jerome indicates desire for
commission in lunacy March 40.
Lunacy commission appointed March
az.
Commission examines Thaw and re-
ports April 4.
Report approved April 8.
Defense rests in surrebuttAl April 8.
Argument begins April 8.
Argument closes April 10.
Justice instructs jury April 10.
Case goes to jury April 10.
jury reports disagreement and IA
discharged April IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
MEMORIAL TO JOSEPH SMITH
Latter Day saints Vote Funds IN
Erect Monument to Martyr of
the Church.

LAMONT, Ia, April 12.-CspeciaI Tele-
sI"m')-Alter the morning prayer service
at the Latter Day Saints conference this
morning Elder Paul NJ. Hanson of Holden
MO- returned missionary from Australia
ana New Zealand, addressed an attentive
congregation.
Al the afternoon business meeting Presi-
dent Joseph Smith presided. the opening
prayer being offered by Patriarch AIexan-
oer II. Smith, brother to the president.
The summarized report Of the president.
Bishop L. L. Kelley, disclose dthe fnan-
cial status Of the church to be on a firm
and satisfactory basis
A committee consist ng of President Jo-
seph Smith, Bishop +. L. Kelley, Patri-
arch \. II. Smith, missionary in charge
of Nauvoo district, and George p. Lam
bert bishop for that district was ap-
pointed by the body to carry out the pur-
poses for which the sum Of S3n3 mentioned
in the bishops report as the Joseph Smith
memorial fund was raised. The bones cf
Joseph and Hyrun Smith, who were killed
at Carthage H., In 1874, lie side by side
In spot unknown except by a few per-
sons. President Smith stated that the soil
In which they were buried is Of such
peculiar nature that he doubted II any Of
their bones still remain in any but a
friable condition, but said It would not be
Objectionable to him or the family If the
church cared to erect memorial whether
It be over their resting place or elsewhere.
An appropriation of $1,000 was voted by
the body for the use OF the committee in
carrying out this commission.
The auditing committee which each year
audits the accounts of the bishop the
Herald and Ensign offices recommended
that the bishop publish his summarized re-
port prior to the conference This was
adopted.
The question Of secret order, debate upon
which was cut OF yesterday by the special
order, was resumed with much animation
Debate upon this question continued until
we'll past the hour Of closing and then
made a special order for tomorrow after
noon at 2l5.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
NEW RUBBER TRUST PLANNED
New York Herald Hears Two Large
Firms VIII Unite Their
Properties.

NEW YORK, April 12,-The Herald today
saws that negotiations are now under way
for the formation Of world wide rubber
trust" by the consolidation Of the United
States Rubber company and the Interna-
tional Rubber company, which controls
vast sources Of the raw product in Mexico
and the Congo Committees, the Herald
says. have been appointed from each COM
pany to consider the terms Of consolidation
and obtain data upon which the earning
powers and resources of the companies are
estimated.
The statement Is made that II the con-
solidation is effected a great parent com
pany will be formed to issue securities not
less in amount than S15OoOOOOO, which will
be the most powerful factor in the rubber
trade Of the world. In the company there
will be represented such interests as King
Leopold Of Belgium, John d. Rockefeller
jr; Thomas f. Ryan, the Guggenheim
syndicate, the First National bank, Senator
n w. Aldrich, r. NJ. Baruche, A. ~
Brady and Colonel Samuel p Colt
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. April 12-An-
nouncement was made here today Of the
merger OF the United States Rubber COM
pany and the Rubber Goods Manufacturing
company, 1t is understood that the stool.
Of the Rubber Goods Manufacturing comt
pany will soon be liquidated and payment
Of dividends on the common stock dscon-
tinued The United States Rubber COM
pany and the Rubber Goods Manufacturing
company have not been competitors in the
trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
e FsF%S$ FsF%S$ BSBaATO ATO FIGHT CHARGES
Head nctscO street Railway
called ceh!hL EIoc.SS declares No Oas
y sCas Bribed.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.-Subpoenas
will be issued tomorrow which will bring
the officers and directors Of both the
limited Railroads company and the United
Railways Investment company Of New
Jersey before the grand jury as witnesses.
The investigation OF the bribery OF tine
superyisors by the United Railroads will be
taken Up early next week, probably on
Monday,
Patrick Calhoun, president of the COM
n.nv. who is here now, is preparing to
aqht the charges Of bribery in connection
-tth the trolley franchises. He has again
made denial OF the truth OF the charges
snd states that he nor any OF his associates
have az any time paid or authorized the
psyment OF money for the passage of The
ordinance granting the trolley franchise.
The investigation into the aftairs OF the
Home Telephone company has been post
poned until next Saturday afternoon. The
principal witnesses are now demanding i'm
munity before they agree 70 testify which
has temporarily checked the course OF the
inquiry
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
ARMY AND NAVY COOPERATE
Close Relations Between Branches Of
Service VIII he Maintained
I'm Future.

WASHINGTON, April I2-The foint board
Of the army and navy has determined
upon a policy 10 establish closer relations
and more thorough cooperation I'm time
n war between the personnel Of the sea
coast fortifcations of the army and the
forces OF the navy. The plan is 10 have a
number Of officers and enlisted men OF each
service intercharge visits whenever naval
vessels come within waters in proximity
70 seacoast foruhcatons IN order 10 be-
come acquainted with the methods OF
offense and defense employed by each
II was further decided by the joint board
that the adjutant general OF the army
should give TO the chief OF the bureau u
navigation OF the navy information as 10
the time artillery practice will be held in
any artillery district I'm order that the navy
may detail men 10 be present as witnesses
Likewise the chief OF the bureau OF naviga-
tion is instructed 10 notify the adutant
general OF navy target practice, so that the
arTy may send details Of witnesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
MISSING LIEUTENANT REPORTS
Charles r. Mccullough of Fifteenth
Cavalry Lost in Cuba IL
in Texas.

LAREDO. Tex, April 12.-(Special)-
First Lieutenant Charles +. Mccullough,
Fifteenth cavalry, who has been absent
without leave for severar months, has
turned up here and reported to the com
manding officer at Fort Mcintosh.
His mysterious disappearance several
months ago from his station in Cuba
caused great anxiety among his friends and
II was feared that he had met with foul
play 1t appears that hard study has un-
balanced his mind and he is now a wreck.
His whereabouts for the last few months
are not clear to him, except that he has
been in Mexico, He claims that he is on a
six months leave OF absence and running
short Of funds came here to get the neces-
sary money to take him to cuba.
Lieutenant Mccullough enlisted in the
army in 1898 and served five years in the
Seventh cavalry. When he was dis
charged in 1895 he enlisted in the First
Illinois cavalry and in the fall of 1898
was commissioned in that regiment. In
1899 he secured an appointment as second
lieutenant of cavalry and on September 7
accepted It and served two years with the
Ninth cavalry. In 1901 his promotion to
first lieutenant took him to the Fifteenth
cavalry.
He made a great record as a student
at Fort Leavenworth, graduating high from
the infantry and cavalry school I'm $780,
and from the stan college in 1895. He then
Joined his regiment at Fort Ethan Allen,
Vt, and accompanied that regiment to
Cuba in october Of last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
CLARK CONTINUES HEARING
Kansas city Grain Dealers Produce
Evidence to show Discrimi-
nation by Railroads.

KANSAS CITY, April 12-Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Clark this morn
ing continued hearing testimony on com
plant OF the Kansas city Board Of Trade.
that the railroads discriminate against the
local market by levying a reconsignment
charge Of s. a car on grain. without regard
70 weighing and switching charges. and
also regardless Of the length Of time the
grain is held here
Members Of the Kansas city Board Of
Trade today testified that the amount of
grain handled here had been on the de-
cline during the last four years on ac-
count Of the assignment charges of the
railroads. The grain men said that much
Nebraska grain which should come to the
Kansas city market goes 70 Minneapolis.
being diverted to that market by the rail-
road discrimination against Kansas City
Representatives Of all the through lines
which touch Kansas City appeared at the
hearing. The testimony Of the railroad
men was 2 general denial of the charge
Of discrimination against the local mar
ket. It was admitted that the reConsiEn-
mont charge Of 81 per car IS levied but
the railroad men testified that the charge
was justified because Of conditions here.
They said that the cost 70 the railroads
Of transferring the grain from one road
20 arothcr was equal to the roconslgnment
charve " the railroads levied against the
shipper.
The hearing Of testimony on this com
rlaint was finished and just before ad-
iourrmont Commissioner Clark notified
both sides to the controversy to file briefs
with the Interstate Commerce commission
within fifteen davs
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
A. O. U. W. OUSTED FROM OHIO
Grand Lodge of the Buckeye state
Admits Inability TO Meet It's
obligations.

COLUMBUS, o., April l2-Coincident with
the filing today IN the circuit court by
Attorney General Wade Ellis Of a suit in
quo warranto TO oust the grand lodge OF
the Ancient order Of United Workmen
Of Ohio from doing business IN the state.
the lodge filed an answer admitting the
custer.
The attorney generals petition says the
action Is brought on complaint Of Insurance
Commissioner A. !. Vorys on the ground
that the lodge has failed 20 comply with
the law by filing reports and in not car
rying out its contracts IN good faith, be-
cause wholly unable to do so
II is said that the lodge has death claims
against it amounting TO $4,000 and its fund
IS only 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
BRYAN SPEAKS AT ROANOKE
Nebrnsknn Declines to Comment I
Further on speech of John
Temple Graves.

ROANOKE, Va, April 12.-William j.
Bryan, when asked today for an expression
on the suggestion made by John Temple
Graves at Chattanooga recently that Mr..
Bryan nominate Roosevelt for president
said: 81 said at the banquet all that I
at present care to say"
In speaking Of the Roosevelt
episode, Mr. Bryan said: THE president
appears unduly excited over the alleged
81. 100000 raised by Wall street to prevent
his reelection. II Wall street is opposed
to any doctrine held by President Roose-
volt, It is certainly not a republican doc
trine When we came up against the cor
poration fund in 1895 we found no more
ardent champion of these special interests
than Mr.. Roosevelt"
Mr.. Bryan spoke here tonight under the
auspices of the Daughters OF the Con-
federacy.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-13
BONAPARTE ADDRESSES COURT
Attorney General Makes Plea for Con-
sututiOnRIity of EmPIoyers'
Liability Law.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Attorney Cen
eraI Ronaparte made an argument today
before the supreme court in the employers
liability cases and his address closed the
hearing The attorney general made an
appeal for n liberal construction OF the
statute and declared that the railroads
should not be permitted to be a law unto
themselves.
He contended that the United States
government has right to regulate the
instrumentalities Of commerce under the
general constitutional power 10 regulate
commerce itself, and he argued that this
mower could properly be so extended as 10
provide for protection Of men employed on
interstate railroads, Notwithstanding their
employment should not take them outside
Of any given state.