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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
UpRooTED rREEs.
Large Number Torn Up by Storm Last
Evening.

Georgia, August s--The severe storm
that struck this place about six o'clock
last evening uprooted 500 trees within
the distance of mile, and demolished
many orchards. A camping party of 20
people in a tent near the lake side had
lively experience when the wind struck
the tent. They attempted for some time
to hold the tent down froP the inside,
but it finally blew away, aisd the patty
made their way to the nearest house un-
der much difficulty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Most Powerful Cruiser Fleet
Ever Assembled
SHOWN CALIFORN MANS
Sixteen Of the Most Powerful Fighting
Ships Of the World viii Be Modified
There in Command Of Rear
Admiral Dayton.

Washington, D. G., Aug, sBy the
disclosure Of well guarded plans Of the
administration it developed today that
plans have been made for the mobiliza-
tion In the Pacific coast waters
Of the most powerful cruiser fleet ever
assembled Orders have been issued to
bring nearly the entire strength Of the
Asiatic squadron across the Pacific. The
people Of California will have a opor-
tunity OF viewing 16 Of the most modern
fighting ships in the world, eight ar
mored adm eight protected cruisers The
fleet will be commanded By Rear Ad.
miral James H. Dayton, who will soon
leave Manila for the Pacific.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
FIGHT BIG FIRE
BALTIMORE, md.
General Alarm Sounded and 35 Engines
Are Attacking the Flames, Which
Threaten Big Damage.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. S.--A large grain
elevator Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road was destroyed by fire early this
morning The fire is still raging and
the neighboring property is threatened.
a general alaim was sounded and So
engines are on the scene.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
pia Not Neod the Briaqe.

81 the hearing on the Batchelder street
bridge case this forenoon The witnesses
heard were George Mann, H. G.. Leonald
and City Engineer Reid was questioned
again IN cross examination. The testi.
mony of the witnesses today went to
show that public necessity did not de-
mand the bridge in consideration Of the
amount of expense that Il would cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Adiudged Insane.

Leominster, Mass, Aug s-Herbert r.
Fletcher, who Tuesday fred four shots
from d revolver at Oscar Bessey and Miss
Della Edgerly, while they were seated
on piazza at Fletcher's home, one Of
the bullets striking Bessey in the check,
was adiudged insane in the local court
before Judge Thomas +. Gallagher OF
Fitchburg yesterday. Fletcher was com.
mitted to the county asylum at Wor,
cesteg,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Important and Confidential.

eons5ontisl report on the governments
suit a. dissolution Of the STANDARD Oil
compo.,, N. d at the department OF
justn. ,itinr the return of Attorney
Genera gponaparte. II is from Kellogg,
Who Nh conduct the inyestigation Of
the oil trust management.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
A VISITOR
GETS ROBBED
Prof. Emerson Of Boston
School Of OratOry
LOSES HORSE AND BUGGY
They Were Stolen Last Night from the
Barn at His Summer Place in
Rochester--Rain 0bliterated
Tracks of Wheels

Rutland, Aug. s.--A valuable horse
and buggy belonging to Prof Emer.
son Of the Boston School Of Oratory were
stolen from the barn at his summer
home in Rochester last night. A heavy
shower obliterated all wheel tracks, and
there are no clues. The animal was
black, with d white star. The harness
was niekle-p plated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Couldn't Find Collins.

manor Ne, Aug. s.-Timely hits by
~ And Gardner, with sacrifices By
g1,l.. go.a,rs won the Maine league game
~ I'm, psnoor Yesterday. Portland could
W. W l,a ldtle with Collins, finding the
V,n. W. ~, man for but three singles
G,aIn, uO kept hits well scattered. Both
pitebers g,,s bad fine support.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Two Men Drowned.

Defiance, O., Aug. While canoe
racing on the Maumee river yesterday,
the boats Of Kari Krotz and Victor Mans
field became entangled and both young
men were thrown into the water and
drowned,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
DOUBLE MURDER
In PITTSBURG TODAY
Two Brothers Conducting Hotel on
the South Side Were Shot by
Polish Priest.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug, s.--Andrew and
Stephen stanzynsky, brothers, conduct
ing a Polish hotel on the south side,
were shot early this morning by Pol
ish priest, while crazed with liquor. Ste
phen died instantly and Andrew is in a
critical condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
OFF FOR MUSTER.
Company II Of Montpelier Started
Early This Morning.

Montpelier, Aug s.--Company II
went into comp on lower State street
last night setting up shelter tents for
the night. The men left at 1900 a Ia.
today for muster Captain Thomas re
ports almost a full company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Camp Gov. proctor Settles Down.

Camp Governor Proctor, Aug s--
The Vermont National Guard settled
down today for its annual encampment.
Thursday viii be governors day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08

Anton Heckcr who has been visiting
friends in the city left today for his
home In Newark, N. j,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
THE FUTURE OF SUGAR

practically
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17


BERNE, Switzerland September 16-There has been
such Alpine casualties present
All records Eighty Alpine climbers
been killed including thirty guides.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 16-Extraordinary popular demon
ons have been made here the abolshent OF the gull
tzuoa OF the sentence OF murderer and a rapist
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Vermont September 16.-In a
railroad collision here night twenyour persons
killed and thirty injured
PARIS. September I6-Genera1 Drude Comrander-n-
Chief OF the European forces Caabanca has granted days
arsoe fanatic enable the tibsnen agree
his terms OF ozpituizion-
sspezbe- government
loooo9
BONE September which
PoP@ seTezely o
September delegations accepted
DRIES general
COLUMBUS September
fo- n-zl stricken
NTH Etldlass- Sc Is pe1iteutz-y.
ODESSA Russia September 1.-THE Black Hundreds are
pagng again in the Jewish quarters of the city Two Jews, who
resisted the pilagers, killed
CASABLANCA September I7-Following the conclusion Of
tie treaty between the allied forces and the Moorish
the French Spanish troops Morocco will be
distributed among the seaports for the purpose of policing the
country
BOSTON 1.-THE refused the
OF H H Rogers testify brought against
the Standard Oil Company by Raymond which fifty millions
involved Rogers Ill and IS excused On that acoornt
BOGOTA Colombia September 1.-THE railroad built
along the agdaiena formally opened yesterday The line
city with the Caribbean and cheapens the Of
coast freight
SAN FRANCISCO September I7-Four physicians
have received orders Blue handling his
ten with the plague outbreak here
SAN JUAN September I7-An order has been issued that
vaccination Of the United States troops preventative against
yellow fever Is be compulsory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
sPRECkELS To SELL
HIS s450,000 HOUSE

SAN FRANCISCO. September g.
John D. spreckels, $4,000 mansion, IN
Pacific avenue at the cS-ner OF La
guna street. Is for sale. The fact thar
Mr. spreckels wants to dispose % the
property Il causing considerable com
ment in both real estate and social
circles.
Mr. Spreckels IL spending most of
his time in San Diego. where he Is
projecting railroad 70 Yuma as a
means OF enhancing the value of much
Spreckels realty In the forme- city
and In Coronado. II Is reported he +
soon TO reside permanently In the
southern city. This ls given "a one
reason why he wants TO dispose of his
San Francisco house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

Honolulu Tsnau but not
the pull for
The through long stretches and the eeen
blossoms while halfway vios
sna would the Ii is noticeable however
place individual grounds
n ana bUiful hut remarked would confer
people they would their
ebAd With question ask
driver
With road
Tsnssl Viii t lAsuized hut whi that under
well necessary repairs the present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

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zas zszry ferry yex tLe STATE
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
wHooPISG COUGH.

This is a very dangerous disease IN
less properly treated but all danger
may be avoided By giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. II Hquiaes ths
tough mucus. making II easier 70 ex-
pectorate. keeps the cough loose. arf
makes the paroxysns Of coughing less
frequent and less severe. FOR sale bT
an Dealers Benson. Smith q Co, Ltd.
Agents Cor Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
SMALL POLICE HAUL

The police found yesterday unevent-
ful and the sailors and soldiers 4 re-
markably weH-behaved lot Only two
straggiers were arrested. Harry Hynzs
OF Honolulu was Jailed sor vazrarcv
and Matsu. Jap. was arrested By Joe
Leal for selling liquor without a L.
cense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

Colonel 6tAs h been at3s report hne progress
Pau&m& Canal VAAt the President approved his permission
monthly allowance the
July ncwith
Cletra division than the
responding REDUCTION Of per death
sanitary conditions Colonel
ay things hoped will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
BUYS
BOND ISSUE

The entire bond issue os s1ssars
authorized hy The last legislature ssi
approved by Goveruer Frssr. VII ts
taken by the Eirs, National Bank as
Hawaii.
While che actual contract has 1,s
been concluded. as Indeed It caa res ~
until ihe bond issue has been arrrsrsl
ty President Roosevelt. the deal aas
practically gone through Geverna-
Frear. when asked specifically stodt
1t, saii that it was an uaeoupis-sI
arrangements Of which he felt thss u
could not speak az this time. nor even
TO say at what rs,ce the bonds are b
he sold.
Treasurer :. 7. CamPbeH's tFip =
the east is really for very little usese
than to secure President Roosevelt :
approval Of the tond issue and t. So
to the proper engraving and register
ing Of the bonds. At she same time De-
has taken with him. and there has been
sent after him. all the data that vii
be required in ease. for any reasou- 10
becomes necessary TO negotiate the sale
of the pond issue in New York or other
eastern money eenteTs.
\ part, at least, OF the mission OF
L. Tenney Peek in the east has beeu
to arrange Ter taking up this bond -
sue. Another part OF his mission i
said to have been much Eaore impor-
tant, and indeed the important part
Of his mission to which the Arrange
ments for taking up this bond issue
are merely aneillary. This important
part Of his mission IS this;
Congress has already provided for
expenditures OF something like s60o,eo0
in this Territory. There seems every
probability Of the expenditure within
the next few years, in fOrtiications-
lighthouses, harbor improvements, and
the Improvement OF Pearl Harbor Of
several million dollars Where the
United States has such large expeadi-
lures 10 make IN distant parts Of the
world it frequently, IN fact usually
makes them through a hank designated
as the Fiscal Agent of the United
States for the given locality or tuT-
pose. The First National Bank Of Ha-
waii has long been the United States
Depository ID these islands Ii would
undoubtedly be a fne stroke Tor hin
self and the bank If L. Tenney Peek
could secure the hank s appointment
as Fiscal Agent for the United States
in Hawaii, and 1t is believed that to
secure tins was a part OF Mr. Peek
mission
The bonds Of the Territory Of Ha-
waH have been designated by the
Treasury Department of the United
States as bonds that can be deposited
as security for deposits OF United
States money with banks.
Whether the First National Bank be-
comes the Fiscal Agent OF the United
States in Hawaii or not, OF merely
remains a United States Depository,
the large expenditures being made and
to be made in these islands during the
next few years indicate that there VIII
at times be large amounts OF United
States money on deposit here, for which
the bank viii have to give the seeur-
ity Of bonds approved for that purpose.
Hawaiian bonds because they bear a
fair rate OF interest and because they
are available as such security are a
very desirable bond for any National
Bank which Is either a United States
Depository or United States Fiscal
Agent.
In this, it is said, may be found a
reason why the First National Bank
IS likely 10 become large hoEer OF
L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

admiral Walker had : notable carer
IN The American navy, ,including i'm
Eoz-z1- var service He took pz-t IN
TIE capture Of New Orleans and the
operations against VIcEsours II ISss.
l2l-6i-g two passages q the batteries
II -1s lzEe- engagements He Is es-
rac-z--y TsL known hare, having b=sa
n 1874 II Charge Of Tia Pacific STA
Go-. and specially delegated 70 Iook
zt-z- t1s Zziucsnznce Of peace and
o-5=- II Tie Hawaiian Islands
TA= deceased admiral was born il
-SS5 and grzdUzt=5 tron Annapolis in
ls5S~ In addition 70 lhe var service
ALREADY uso6oo=5, hs Commanded .
glbozt II TIE capture Of Wilmington
He vas specially p-Unote5 il 1855 for
rs mar sa-vicss- Il lacs yeers he has
oeeo president Ct tite Nicaragua Canal
Co1nLss5o1 and cf tile Is-h-iza Canal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

PM o=ins Advertiser promotion
editorial
paragraph published departure reprinted
In
contains tgrhie shooting Fort Perry printed
group picture photograph
beginning to come
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

vo2li passage Francisco Honolulu
th-eequ&rsezS speed
doubtful however If shall see liners of anything like
years those the long
problem viii he mpedi
economy HOnOlulu
locally owned direct lIne-but that another question.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

proposal less favor Of
continent
steamships for the Orient ought
commercial bodies OF Honolulu BY taking
secured trains for
lsAs. e.ssrs q port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

house passed permitting marry
many remember that
bn' had periodically fought through the
last law and
happy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

IOEh 6EACE, As- Sspt. lo--hsaE
A6@z- Walker, Who was head Of the
-S Pazzzz Canal calnission- disi
ks-s tcdzy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

Nobody possibly tsgrpdge Secretary
lis sl0o0 sne II he s2n -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

3frs. J. ". Yarndiey ia booked 70
Ieaye for the Coast on the next Sierra.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

. Whey Is. zz naas b.t the stormy petrol Of Shanghai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

September 14th, 1901:
Ackerman, Harry Lucy, Mrs L %
Anderson, u Mcknight. Mrs
Andersen. Mrs Laura
Louise Meyer. II
Archer, Miss Nancy Morris, Miss Maria
Baker, Mrs Munson, S
Berry, Ted Murray, c H
Blanch, Mrs G z Nicholas, Mrs p
Bond, z c Parsons. Mrs u
Brunbrook. jesse EPapks, Harry
Burgquest, y Perry, JB
Clark, " L Pike, 3
Cook, H e Purdy, c H
crus. John Reice. Miss Annie
Cummings. Miss Regan, j
Mae Ridley. Miss Hazel
Duggan- Thos Robinson. Miss
Eaton, Mrs L ] Catherine
Ellen. Madame Savage. II z
Herbert SehOiz. Mrs z
Forbes, g z Shafer, Albert
Gransom. George Siepido, J p F
Grier. Rev Clark smyth, Mrs CAPT
p and Family n
Graves, Mrs Hattie Smith, Cyril
Green, Mrs L II Taylor, Mrs p F
Greg. William 7 TIicomb, Mrs II
Hall. Harry u Todd, Mrs Florence
Henricksen, Mrs Udell. F z 90
Janna Wahord. r W
HenshalL Mrs P Wagner. Mrs Daisy
Hyde, P g
KsnTick. Mrs A L Wilcox, F II
Kelley, Edward A Williams. Miss
Lewis. Mrs r p Mele
Liven, James A Wilson. Jas
JOSEPH G. PRATT,
Postmaster.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
general delivery for the week ending
September 14th. 1851:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

C. F wyckor left to-day for Atlantic City Il
rest up after the hardships OF the last few days
A. w. Church is on his way 70 Palm Beach Mr.
Partridge will recupeTate at Lakewood
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
yfu probably be ths rs.y1. 9f shs T.p'd pspuis.1ra
wsroRM ON THuRs-

A q. southworth. head OF the A @. southworth
Company Qnc) New York and Brooklyn agents
for all the Pope lines. was tired but happy when
,he Automobile Show closed last night IN Madison
Square Garden.
.sIt has been q hard week" said Mr. Southworth-
s,,,,t our saise have Oar exoeeded our most san
s,,lns expectations The bad weather was q bless
yIsd a. oeen pleasant throughout tho week the
crowds would fave been so large that the statesmen
and srsstoners would have been sniothereo
1--WE sold more Pope CARS this year than were
ever sold al q show before. We also solo seyersi
Quarters Ner entire allotment Of Pope -Toledos and
Pope-Hartfords IS practically exhausted a1a ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

continued the strain on the mental system TO en-
gineer an exhibit where the sales amount TO close
TO half million dollars, and this have actually
done In the course of the show, with all the cars
phenomenal
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

at 81 75O proved d ready seller and disposed Of
over score of Pope Waverley electrics.'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

,or tb. firms 1901 racing runabOut when they
called Il the Jack Rabbit" and the rabbit VINO
made his home In the car at the show IS hAeWlse
sortunats for he will always have a home with ne
knDe~son people account or the interest," Ihs
nTbIic showed in him and IN the car az the snow
Coming almost directly from the Paris salon.
Colonel Charles Clifton. president Of the Assooa-
ton Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers and
treasurer OF the George N Pierce Company ar
rived In New York Friday Just before the close
of the show IN Madison Square Garden under the
auspic-s Of the Association Of Licensed Automobile
Manufacturers. Although the Paris show was gOr-
geous, President Clifton was surprised and highly
gratied by the great success OF the event mere as
a spectacle and as a mart for the exhibitors.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
III. p. Maaim Recommends Stand
0rdiSatton of Rims and Tires.

with the advent Of the detachable RIM" said
II P. Maxim. chief engineer OF the Columbia COM
pany, at the Automobile Show I'VE are facing a
very serious problem and something must be dom.
Immediately toward bringing about uniformity
OF rims and tires The A L. A. NJ has authorised
It's mechanical branch TO go into this matter and
make report I chairman Of the last meet
ing OF the mechanical branch, ana this subject
occupied considerable time Of the session.
Since the meeting several of the members
or The mechanical branch have conferred with tire
ana rim manufacturers and Il seems possible now
20 bring about agreement among them which Is
go;ng 70 be OF great value 20 the public as the
mechanical fastened rims will soon become gen
orally used
Tho user Of an automobile can easily appreciate
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

over a score Of POpe-Waverieyy eiectrics.''
The Baker Motor Vehicle Company, OF Cleveland,
has placed the market a racy looking electric
runabout, which held the premier position IN the
Baker exhibit That IT was not a freak Is ey!-
deneed by the fact that over ter Of them were sold
on the opening night of the show sold one OF these
cars 10 c. K; G. Billings the well known horse
Baker Queen Victoria. another new model.
Between February l and July 1t is estimated
that upward Of twenty-five thousand motor cars
viii be delivered to customers in the United States
AS all these cars must be fitted with lamps and
other accessories, the demand for motor supplies
this spring bids fair TO be enormous.
John Lurie. the head Of the Auto Supply Com
pany, at Nos. 17SS. 17s5 and 1877 Broadway. esti-
mates that there will be call for at least 10000
tires. I2.0oO lamps and 1900 speedOmeters before
tas sumner touring season opens nan AS the new E
easily the largest and most elaborate in this coSn
tg demand or sq ugx his % own pSsi Se
stook.
decided hit The company had no goods what
soo where friends % and @ pafoRs coGd rest after
b M shs Of 81 h assf @ be ready
ssr IN q the a4 sPng spbs u w svef eenssn na
Although tho show has ended thers win be a
continuous exhibition Of the Sfatheson products at
the ssiesroonls at No. 1915 10 1928 Broadway. The
runsbouts which have corralled the worlds records
iu the last few months win be seen. as wen as the
Vanderbilt Cup racer. Especially will the landau
lets and l1nousines appeal 10 those who desire this
type Of oar for town use.
In the recent Denyer-Coorado Springs speed and
reliability contest the winning car. A-horsepower
Premier touring car. driven by M B. fletcher, COW
sred the ssfty miles to Colorado Springs in hours
and rs minutes which is average OF 224 miles an
hour while the nearest competitor, a 8-horsepower
car made the run IN hours and 80 minutes. Since
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hours and Is minutes, IL II noteworthy that tho
automobile has big margin TO the good.
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In commenting on the show, salh II had been one
q the most Strenuous experssnoss a bis Sntiys ufe
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