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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION HAMPERED.
Members Mad Clear Through Because OF
Action Of Courts.

Washington, Nov. Interstate
commerce commissioners are getting mad
clear through al chr extent the federal
courts have saeceedod IN hamporing tho
commission Ia exercising lta powera BY
lnimotona. Scarcely any enc mas rea-
ltEed how TAR this has cone, but the
commission understands Il and knows
III authority haa been greatly curtaslel.
The enforcement 81 tie Hepburn rate
law a. the commission would hke to
enforce X II himlyFel accordingly.
Unless the courts are hv some legis.
latiye process prevented flom interfering
With tho work which the law assumes
the commission a ii "a, said commie.
eioneF yesterday. we viii be Of little
use, EyideHtly nothing less than logis
latsan San improve uar condition now,
Illustrating The situation the commits
atom lately iAia Down rule as q dis.
trlhution III ears 70 inines BY coal reads
IN an naia ease, lnlmetions made the
rate useless
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
SERVED ON
ROCKEFELLER QUASHED
Judge Says His Visit 10 ohio Was Pure.
~ Personal One. and Not for
Transaction Of Business.

Finalay. o.. Nor. 5.-~Judge Duncan.
IN common pleas eourt yesterday, quash.
Fl the summons served upon John y.
Rockefeller In Cleveland iaat summer.
liis opinion 4 that Mr.. Rockefeller rep.
resenis foreign corporation that IL not
doing business IN Ohio and that Mr..
Rocktfsllert vitit 70 this state was
purely q personal one and not for the
transaction Of business.
The motion 70 Quash the summons
served upon The solar Refining company
d Lima and motions made BY the Buck.
eye Pipe Line company, tho Ohio oil
company and the standard OIL company
70 sirlks out certain allegations In the
petition are oysrruled. The court de.
nlaa an individual the right % bring
quo wprranto proeeedingr, and says that
can only be done By The attorney gen.
aral or a prosecuting attorney in the
supreme o. circuit court.
The decisions were rendered In the
case Of George II. Phelps against the
standard OF company, Ia which Phelps
sought 20 have receivers appointed for
the standard on company u Ohio and
tho standard Oh company Of Indiana,
and 70 have their business wound mp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

How Different Centres II life Take ne
Presidents proelamatlsa.

N 10 light spirit - W appfoaeh ne
duty. efdalBsd w or commandsr.ln.
oblsi, ~ rendering thanks fef ihs Pro
siasnss Which tas guided ns safely
through another year for that wnleh
u u pa N The power 81 sny man. o.
any group u msu, % ogntfoi-for the
81 ~ breathe. which comes - "a ovsf
fragrant bile ana mighty watsfs. for
The sunshine NAioh warns our bodies
and fhssfs our hsafls. co. tss alofy u
ibe dawn AMI lhs pendfoua beauty ~
the rloamlng. fof The shade II The trees
and The scent ~ the a0aefa. foI sac
amllfs 81 thoaa We love and the arip n
a ffleudly hhnd We ARA hgmbly end Pre-.
ieundiY grateful
We are nAlsfal 70 such ~ has taken
plty On or children. according them
ne opoftunlly u sharing Ia tho benz.
hit II education enjoyed b. the ehh.
dFen of The people uha deny Il ~ ours,
We are grateful fOf che abolition II
che Army oantesn, whloh makes or
reservations stand out pure aud eleaa,
moral oasla III the midat ~ Tie faloan,
AfNN"N NtttNH WHffNi HNffNNNN EHfNf
We render thanks foF The blessing n
NE Itself, which enablta us 10 continue
r. enjoyment ~ che precious privilege
o. interpreting : weak bat fesolnie bul.
Hafk between the land We lova and enc
mics which may menace lie peaeo aud
prosperity, % the end that such a. have
vote. toles, o. influence IN hlata and "a
tlonhl Ahalrs may not BE- disturbed Ia
their varied activities, and f0r ihe fur.
thsf privilege II serving as the most
eliecilse means IN the great phlhnlhro.
Pic work undertaken by The government
u our country IN nearby and romata
Island territories Tna scaiHgs ~ tho
tropics and The kllllne blasts 81 Tho
North have passed % by. The bare nee.
suaitler ~ llfa ar siill ours. and what
more oah be desired hy ~ whose ears
await The call Of toe hueis fof the charge
o. The clearing 81 The deck Cor action.
whote capacity for enjoyment may cease
Without warning a. any moment Army
and Navy life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
STRONG VOTE ron STRIKE
or BRITISH RAILWAY MEN
7o,a2s Out Of $3.50 Vote 10 Go Out
big Meeting Pledges support
Action by Executive
Committee.

london, Nov hs.At great meeting
Of railroad men held Sunday night IN
Albert Hall and attended hy depnta
lions from all parts 81 the United King
dom, Richard Bell. NJ, r. general sevre.
tery q the Amaleamatcd Society Of
Railway servaate and loader Of the
strike movement, announced the result
~ the ballot taken among members OF
the society on the question Of 4 strike
Mr., He'll said the society had ~ 6si
members AZ the end af September and
that many men had loined fsosntly, but
were not included Ia the ballot lie
announced that ss,la4 papers had been
returned, OF which fd.a25 we're ln favor
u striking, while s.ITs we're opposed
ia u0 doing, The remainder al the bal,
lots WIRE spoiled, but 4 majority 81
these we're ii fayof If striking
Continuing, Mr. hell deelered that tho
executive e0mmlttee III the society was
wN1 satished with this result, hut Il
had resolved that no further reference
sh0uld be made IL The situation pradsng
che interview November 4 between
Lloyd George president d the Beard
az Trade, and representatives ~ thp 50.
glety Ma saA he hoped the mandate
would net * pMt inte operation, hnt
Ae was satisfied thar Il Il heyAme neaaa
saly "a take this step the msR would
staad III their oolors
The meeting passed resolution
pledglag Ar support % amy action the
executive committee might aeatn ncces
ssry,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
ROOT Is PREPARING
TO LEAVE THE CABINET.
sscrstary's Health. Is Not Robust. and
He Needs Rest.

Washington, D. O., Nov. 5-Reports
that Secretary Root will soon leave the
cabinet are once more in circulation
here. They are understood to emanate
from well Informed sources, and are "a
the effect that MFR. Root may retire to
private life in \ few. months.
The fact that Mr.. Root Is not in 70.
bust. health Is the chief cause OF his
possible retirement Ever since he was
compelled 10 20 TO Muldoons farm to
recupefate. Il has been recognized here
that his tenure Of the state department
portfolio was uncertain. he came back
from Muldoon's apparently much i'm.
proved, but his trip 20 Mexico told se,
verely on him, and he is not now IN the
robust health that q man should be 60
perform tho extremely trying duties of
head Of the state department This has
led him 20 give serious consideration to
quitting his place In the cabinet and
retiring 20 private life, where he can
more carefully safeguard bis health and
conserve bis strength
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
Hold Important Conference
With The President
TROUBLES DISCUSSED
The Belief Il General That the Need for
Special Currency Legislators Was
Urged Upon President Roose-
welt BY the Steel Men.

Washington. D. G, Nov ss--Presldsnt
Roosevelt discussed Al length the hnan.
elal situation AZ q conference AZ the
White House yesterday morning, IN
which the other participants we're seere'
lary Root, y. II. Gary, chairman Of the
United States steel corporation board,
and Henry Phlpps Of Piitsburg Mr.,
Gary came from New York Sunday
nlght, after the conference At J. Pier.
pont Morean's house. He vent At once
70 pee Mr.. Root and he and Mr. Phipps
accompanied the secretary to the White
House a. soon A. he had been able 70
make an appointment With The presi.
dent.
What conclusion was reached at the
conference has not yet been announced,
but the statement can be made aufhori.
tstlyely that the president stands ready
70 lend any assistance that he properly
can to relieve the situation and restore
public confidence throughout the c0un.
Try. He has been somewhat emharrass-
= by the conflicting character Of the
adviee that has been pouring into 'he
White House from al parts Of the coun.
try. Even within the cabinet circle
there appears to be some difference Of
opinion a. 70 whether q word from the
president 70 the people Al this moment,
expressive Of his own personal confidence
In the eountry's financial soundneas,
would DO harm or good. II Is believed
that probable action on the part Of the
president was the feature Of yesterdays
conference.
Generally. Secretary Root has been
avorse 70 the issuance OF White House
statements, and Il Il possible that the
presidents callers viii return TO New
York with reassuring message, which
win TAKE the place Of an ofiirIAl state.
mcnt. The president now has under
confederation that portion Of bis mes,
sage dealing with currency reform. but
II Il not known that this phase Of the
subject was discussed AZ the confer
cnce.
Weekend rumors to the effect that
there would be an extra session Of Con.
gess, that the president has backed
down IN his decision for additional leg
islation for the regulation OF corpora.
lions and that Secretary Root intended
10 fesign from the cabinet Immediately, /
III failed Of confirmation over Sunday. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
HALF-FARE
LAW LEGAL
Massachusetts, Pupils Act
Upheld
sss~ss
FEDERAL COURT DECISION
@~~~
Tts csnslaet % Unconstitutional Lev
u Blaains--This Point Il Dsslasa
b Reading ne Jvdr
mtBt.
FEDERAL COURT DECISION.

Washington, Nsg. se~Ths sass u
DE ihisststs Consolidated rsiisay e..
lhs state 81 Massachusetts,. insolsine
tie eonstalisaalltg ~ ths Nasssshus.
slss sisiats requiring stfsss railway eoia.
paniss 10 ssli tleksls ~ sehod children
q halt rates. VS. dsal9sd BY che 90
pfsms eoan u tho United states Ia
AsspTd With ne states constitutions.
The opinion Nas handed ~ Juillee
llalmsa saa upheld he lev. The ssss
originated IN che town u Attlebofo,
The deslslon raised The interesting
point ~ 10 wAeihsf thAsisr fof oors
ppsellon involving contrast based up.
% 40 unconstitutional Law 4 binding,
and che majority u ihe eoun n eject
tela thst sueb may be The opse. n
announcing Che courts decision. Jna'
iles liolmsa said that ths ooau had
fskeAed The conclusion that lnasmuoa a.
lhs law wss snfefosd when The ehsHar
wAs granted II was binding regardless
u The laws validity.
AZ iofshlmasf however, he consider.
- The hw % be IN xpfauanee a Tbs
stats p0lles power. and was willing %
sustain 4 90 nat ground. lie slso
stated tAas Jnsilss liAriaa believed ID
necessary that Ne Law should he con.
stlfuionsi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
BRIDGE CONNECTING
TOWNS SWEPT AWAY
Franklin and Hill Cut of-Pemigewas-
set Turns Backward in Its
Course.

Franklin, n. H., Nov. 5.--Swollen by
the heavy rains Of Saturday night and
Sunday morning, the Pemigewasset riv-
or turned its current back, and rushing
through Call brook, which in its normal
stage empties into it. washed out the
bridge between Franklin and the town
az Hill, and caused damage along the
banks. The bridge which was washed
away was the only connecting link be.
tween Franklin and Hin, and commune
cation between the two towns has been
cut off
The Merrimaek river, on bend OF
which this town is situated. was also
affected, 80 that its height Is about TO
feet above normal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
English Bank Rate Advanced
to6 Per Cent
SHARP FALL IN MARKET
sat support Eassslys- Prices Advance
Decidedly Over salufdty-Csnsrsl
Situation Clearing ana Better
Feeling PreyallG

Boston. Nov. B-Ths safsln ID che
financial situation i emphasized b. he
aetlon of shs hank u E6eland IL "A.
yaneing lis rate u discount 20 0 PEI
cent, folloslnK last Thursdays advance
70 8 per cent, IN order 70 cheek ths
American drain u gold. and there i |,
spgsssiion d possible further advance
70 J PEI cont, II necessary 10 accomplish
The object. rate that has not prevailed
u - years The advance 70 9 per cent,
caused sharp declines Ia an Ldhdon
financial markets yesterday. American
shares we're conspicuous, with losses o.
from a slight fraction up 20 a@s points
eonsols we're on y. spot copper, 9sian.
dard." falling az per ton, Nov York
opened with ioaasa u from 20 2, unlon
Pacific losing az and Canadian Pacific
az support was seen q. once and trad
Ing ran along slowly through the morn
ing
Than came an outbursl u what Ia
ordinary times would b called buoyan,
cyi the money rate iell from 20 70 10
per cent, stocks fasa until they we're
a. much above Saturday by mid after.
noon a. theY had been under Il At the
openings the last house aaw continued
advanoej The street felt that Mr. Nor.
gan and he associates again had saved
tho situation by settling the trust com.
panies' affairs and providing for taxing
over liabilities beyond their power "a
control, the whole market gained meaa.
urably and showed decided relief from
the tntenAa strain. 40 lhAf. shorts we're
started and their covering was m I'M.
pOuant factor
New York bankers have hold pro-
traeted conferences over the situation
and are working % clear Che trust CON
pany and general financial position
gold imports now aggregate saab00 900.
over fa,000,000 more being announced
yesterday Mora holidays are announced
10 Oregon. with arrangements ioF clear.
ing house certificates and other provl
aions for meeting the great strain IN
various western cities a strain caused
largely by lack II currency II WAS
reported II Wall street yesterday that
ono result Of the long conference Of
prominent bAnkerA sunday was an
agreement Tor The Salr of the TENNESSEE
Coal. Iron and Railroad company, held
BY q syndicate Of bankers and steel men
ierabout two years 60 interests iaentl
BED with the United States steel cor
poratlon or 70 tho corporation directly,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
BURGLARS 0ET VALUABLE
HEIRLooms IN THErTs
Two nia Theftp in Massachusetts, Towns
Myalisy the Police.

Boston, Nov, b Two big diamond
fobberiea, one Of which notled the
thieves between ten and twelve thoo.
sand dollars, are being Investigated by
the loston police.
One waa az che oliver Amea estate, n
North Eaat0n, whsro family heifloolns
and lewelfy valued hy the Amea family
AZ far more than Ia ordinary value, vas
taken away Without the slightest clue
being left
At ths store u William G. Durkee,
No. sos hnylalsn street. man made an
attempt O. gef away with tray IL
diamonds Waited al saTU0. aud was
caught after desperate struggle with
a woman clerk, during which scores Of
persons on the street came 10 The young
weman's assistance.
The Amts family refuse 60 state The
value Of Ihe property stolen u North
kHsien. bat nostoa police and The rim
skeftaa detective agency were Immediate
II notified and aaRed 90 help recover
Che valuable hplFlpama.
AZ the Commonwealth avenue home
If Mira Oliver Amesi a. representa-
tive ~ Mira Amea told reporter that
tho ease was IN The hands Of tho police.
aud that MIS-, Amea knew nothing
about Il
Tho oliver Ames estate Il enh ~ The
shaw plaees u The south shore and Il
occupied II various times during the
year BY mpmhefa % the Ameu family,
There were only servants at tha houae
when the robbery was committed
Il Il believed hy the police that the
affair hAd been planned ZOE several
weeks, az che greatest care had been
taken % insure the escape 81 the haf.
glars, hi The read near the honae was
found psldeHee that al automobile had
been used BY these who were epneemed
IN che sheft.
Apparently not tAe slightest alarm
was eeeassahed rs the visit II tho bur,
giags, and theS maaagpd 50 slAd The
helflaams without much alRleNltv, They
were quickly renewed and yesterday,
when The discovery Was made, the SER
wants were dNmhiaunded AZ tho man,
aer ia which II had been accomplished,
II every room there was evidence that
i lNaAt careful Inspection IL Che eeeteata
AZ huIeaua ana haSes had haeA made,
The taking ~ she valNahles had evs
aensly been accomplished by master
bands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
FREIGHT FLAeMAN HURRIED
eNg HUNDRED Fggr,
Collision II Extra Tialas Near eeaaiag,
Gem, oas Naa Parted Remark,
aAle Essapsa II Employees,

RadtliAM CagM,, Nev, 4 I've freight
sFefNs waye partially wrecked aaaF tAis
station carts YESTERDAY ANA leag mea
We're injured,
THE EAgNa wese sxtgA fgelsAls rannSNg
syeM NaWtA NaFwagk and Harlem Esyeg,
gvspegtlSels 81 nAaeaFy The aFss tram.
esAsssslaG az Al ears And tive eagsaes,
lsNka M twa 4 Mlle MasEa III Aeya, ana
sAe second fsAiA whseA Mas raawsag 4
ssegt als;Asisa bealad crashed fasa Ii,
II NJ GeeANA NE nanhNfy, 4 slAsmsA,
AsAa tsAM III Wilson III New Nora, n
brakeman, wegv H tAs sAseose &c ths
forward ggala saa Aea remarkable ca
eApes gleM death The eAhAeae wAs
egtsaAaA lAte ksA8gsag wesa ana ReASeM
wss Asylea Sase swamp 100 lees sway
se ami WILSON WNss vahs 81 els Nase
NAiae hatessaA fAex mtt nss@yes fNN
VskeF NalaWen mese Avst Aa3 tae road
wes hleeksS seven keAfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
ATTACK ON KAISER BY
ANARCHISTS IS FEARED.



London. Nov. 5,-The coming visit Of
the German Emperor and Empress 10
this city Is the cause Of apprehension,
for a section Of the English Socialists
have declared their intention Of making
hostile demonstrations along the line Of
the procession.
Tho Anarchists are never active IN
England, but 10 make Il doubly sure the
Soho quarter OF the city & being closely
watched by English an foreign detectives
and the whereabouts Of all dangerous
parsons Is already known 20 Scotland
Yard
This month viii see the greatest gath.
.ering Of crowned heads and other royal.
tics that England has known in recent
times, n ever. H
About the middle Of the month King
Edward will have as his guests at a
grand entertainment In Windsor Castle
the German Emperor and Empress, the
King and Queen Of Spain and the King
and Queen Of Norway.
Another event Of the month that IL
bringing together many royalties Is the
wedding Of Prince Charles Of Bourbon
Sicily and Princess Louise OF Orleans at
Wood Norton, the English home OF the
Duke Of Orleans, the head Of the Bour-
bon Orleans family. The King and
Queen Of Spain, the Queen Of Portugal
and the Duke and Duchess Of Aosta win
all be present AZ the ceremony and re-
ceptions for which elaborate arrange
mcnts are being made.
The visits Of the Kings Of Spain and
Norway with their eonsorts and infant
heirs, are unofficial. but these royalties,
with all the members OF the British
royal family, win go TO Sandringham
next Saturday 20 celebrate King Ed
wards 6sth birthday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
BETTER THAN MEDICINE.
Breathe Myansel's Tonic Healing and he
caspa d cstauA

Nature HAS 4 feaSesSS tae osiAfFA, a
treatment that II iag better sham dos
ms the sfemasA with medkoiae
h Il tAe healing oils AND hAlsaNss Eff
tgyNmes which Medleatea tAe sig Nau
hspatAe, reaching the mest gvasete alr
cells III tAe aeSe, THREAT and haags, kllg,
ne I'LL sSsAFFhal eeEass, and eessey4sss
ha<h t@ the ssNeaus mealAsaHe,
IA asSAx hsaRei yea arr treating
yaar easSrgAai s4NaAles w9th she ansy
aetagal remedy. tar II Saves ! curative
alg NasA Is tae Aa passages tAsg AaS -
powerful Aealsng ana Aassseptso esgsct a.
tAAt fassaa il he mountains wAege she
sine Invests gsve az tAesg fyaassay and
aeaslNg AAissNs,
Breathe the aysgegaffag asa aeAlsns
fsyNnes ana see how AafsSlS ven will
~ YNhss fgssm sem catarrhal troubles
ReA INess pAasm&sy Vas sees g. NAAk
sssgSs, svSa n tse Wegat eSees y eatArsh
with eeeaSlve AseAsA, sstssAs Il RsNeessss
sgetaeas SseeSak. @eeaasaxs ~ Nd
sAFett ard sessstesse <ogxAsss eA&t
sAey fees warranted Ia selllex tsyoMs5
saaeg - &bsasgse sakseRyee 6 gvsspss
70 sseses i L aees aes e. 81 sNat s
tlssHsa keg i. fneg ssSe ~ sas glsk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
TAFT WITH TOAST PAYS
HONOR TO THE MIKADo.
Helps to Celebrate in Manila Emperor's
Birthday, Goes TO Church. and
Ends the Day at a Brilliant
BANQUET.

Manila, Nov. 5s--Secretary Of War
Taft attended the dedication Of the First
Presbyterian 1.-THE Emerson Memorial
church Sunday. There was very large
gathering. all the Protestant denomina.
tions assisting in the ceremony. subse.
quently Mr. Taft was present at a re-.
ception given By the japanese consul IN
celebration Of the mikado's birthday,
and he offered toast to the emperor.
He ended the day at magnificent
banquet given by Archbishop Harty at
the latter's palace. There were 50
guests, including Mgr. Agius, the apps.
tolic delegate; Governor General Smith,
the members OF the. Philippine commits.
sion, the speaker Of the Assembly, Ave
generals, rear admiral Hemphill. the JUS
tees Of the Supreme court, the various
eonsuls and the leading merchants.
There was the utmost cordiaIity dis
played.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
coRDEE AND MISS MLEAN
EXPECT TO GAIN LIBERTY.
Not Worried over Charges In walsh
Bank Case.

Chicago. Nov. Unwilling Ia believe
her husband. who i under arrest here,
guilty q plotting With Miss Eta n. Nc.
lean to steal government information
relating 20 the John X Walsh bank case.
Mira. Alexander Be- Oordee Of Revere,
Mass, Il ready 10 leave for the west 70
aid him.
His wife's determination 10 visit him
has encouraged the prisoner 10 believe
be soon win be released from the county
jail no believes be win be cleared Of
the charge u oonaplring g steal reeoris
or important letters from the Office Of
District Attorney Sims,
Miss MeLesn Is also IN cheerful humor
she has learned from sons mysterious
source that she Is 70 be released soon
perhaps today--on her own recognixance.
No such encouragement Is held out by
District Attorney Sims, however.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
WOMAN FINDS PAPER PuRP0RTING
no RE JOHN RUNyANS WILL
Parchment yellow With age and Dated
pee, as iSss, Came 10 hEht il
An Attic.

hgllsfontasne, On Mex. a. While
Searching among va papers II tho attie.
Mrs, Nj X, SaviRgten II Huntsville ais-
g0Yegs8 wlsat pnFgesis q be chs last
wsI and testament AZ IaAa Rllnyan. AZ.
ts.ae II ~rilgglNN Progress
The document Is on parchment yea,
law With sge, and i dated neeemAeg Is,
tgsSA
Mrs VeysagtOas ancestors eAnae fr0sa
Enslsaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
EMRrIc CAUSED DEATH.
Result Of Autopsy On Body a Little
child whieh Ate Matches

Manchester. Nov. S.--An autopsy was
hsla saturday al tho body Of tie tss
usonth-ola son II Oscar IS Coy. who died
here early Friday moynitr from the
Sfecs al eating aa&sches The autopsy
VAS held hys hrs. II, Hi slsmeRway and
Il M. Kelley. ana they gaye il - their
0Rsaion thar tho ehild1s death was eaus
"a hy OglgestiNn al the brain hroueht ou
~ excessive vomiting, The ssonsaeh and
tas iatesttses appesrea perfectly heslthy
SssS showed no Signs e Inflammation,
WAen Mrs. Coz discovered tRat the
eAaa had heen eating matches, shs i'm,
moalAtesy gave Il dose # ineeae vhies
asossSt "a hash veaitiag ani 81 tAe
eaa ~ twa AeWrs, the sai3 aiea N a
assSuiSaea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
JURY CAN'T AGREE
IN BURNAP MURDER.
Phipps, Accused Man, Denies That He
Fired the Fatal Shot.

Worcester. Mass, Nov. "A disagree
mcnt was reported when the sealed yer.
dict at the jury that had been corssder
ing the ease 81 Frank W.. Phipps, charg-
"a with the murder in the second degree
III Charles Hurnap, was opened ia the
superior criminal court yesterday.
Phipps Was the proprietor al the Lily
Pond House, on tho shore al Lake Qtin.
sigAmond II was alleged that Ne Rred
several revOlveTs shots, one of whfeh
killed Rurnap Phipps' defense was that
another man fred the shots.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
DOCTORS KILLING BY A
FRIEND is A PUZZLE.
Bush, Nashville Society Man. Shoots
Dr.. Allen in Automobile.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov, s,--nr. z McF,
Alien, prominent physician, was shot
and Killed Just as ne Was stepping into
an automobile in West Nashville by
Thomas s. Bush, one Of the best known
young men IN the suburb, Allen and
Bush had been close friends for a long
time,
Bush IL a popular society and club
man Considerable mystery surrounds
the shooting, There were no witnesses,
and the only information ohtainahle
comes from Bush, who. aeeording to the
police, asserts that Ne approached the
doctor and sent bullet through his
brain, The wounded man fell 10 the
sidewalk unconscious, and the police
wem unable Il learn any details from
him,