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The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
Pound Patterson.

Patterson was up in the air and simply
couldn't keep the bingles separated. The
first Washington tally in the second was
the result of three singles, and in the
fourth the tail-enders took advantage Of
a double by TONY" Smith and a single
by Clymer, whose single in the second
had brought in Catcher Block
Charley Smith, In the box for Washing
ton. was there with the goods He held
the Sox to four scattered hits, handed
out a single pass in the first inning as an
experiment, and famed seven Of the
dauntless worlds champions.
DR.. White famed Block and Tony"
Smith in the eighth. after Altizer was
out Tannehn 70 "Jiggs," and the Sox
were retired in short order. Dougherty
tanning and Tannehnl and Hart flying to
Delehanty and O'Brien.
Washington was easy in the final in
ming, Smith sending a grounder to White
and Clymer and Ganley flying. Cheer
full Hickman was sent in to bat against
his former pals, in place Of White, in the
Sox' ninth. but he flied to Ganley and
the game was over, when Hahn fouled 70
O'Buen and Jones grounded to c. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Game called seventh inning b5 agreement.
Cincinnati. nati...........................0 0 90
BROOKLYN. 10 0 rs
First base hy errurs-Brooklyn. l. Left on bases
Brooklyn. ;; Cincinnati. Z First. base on balls-OR
Coskley, 9; Of Rucker. 2 Struck out-Ry Rucker.
3; by Coakley. !. Home un-Hnmmei Three -hasa
hit-Alperman. Two-base hit-Kane Sacrifice hit
Lobert Stolen hsse-HugginS Double plsy-Rucker
70 Lewis. Umpires-AIessFS Klein and Johnstone
20a
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
BROOKLYN TAKES TWO.
Dodgers Capture a DoubIe-header
from the Cincinnati Reds.

Brooklyn, n. Y, Aug. T7.-Brooklyn won
both games from Cincinnati this after
noon. The first was a close contest, the
Dodgers punching their hits in the sew
enth. The second game resulted IN a
shut-out for the Reds. Scores:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
nkAt1H SEEKERS SLAIN
IN ouAKE All KARArAeN


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
BUILT FIRE OVER A
DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE
Eighteen Men Injured. One Fatally, BY
Explosion IN Grand Central Tet.
minai Excavation, New
York.

New York. Nov Eighteen men
wpfe injured. one fatally. Ii dynamite
explosion IN The new Grand Central ter
mlnal excavation At Forty aircet
and Depew place yesterday.
Masses d rock AID dirt wee hurled
a. far A. Lexington avenue, breaking
windows IN trolley cars and causing a
panic among pedestrians.
The explosion WAS caused hy a fire
made by several of tho 5000 workmen
IN what Il known A. the elsvel Ledge" In
tno excavations which are being made
fof Clio cleetflc tfacks Of the New York.
New Haven 4 Hartford railroad The
men built hre u sticks and chips
which they picked ~ IN Tho neighbour.
hood, and unknowlnKly laid the small
partridge. which had failed 90 be expiod
ed II ono u the many blasting charges.
While Amhulanree from che Bellevue
Presbyterian and Flower hospitals wete
caring foF the victims the police arrested
John Kelly " plcaskntvllle, the sectien
foreman, pending aa Investigation Of
tae eansu pf The accident.
William Maekey, Is years old. OF No
asi West sixty SECOND street, was taken
60 the Flower hospital % badly cut
about The head and hack that Tho dos.
tors cay he can hardly receiver
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
THE PUBLIC
BUYS STOCKS
Puts SIOO.OOO.0OO il Wall
81. In 10 Days
TAXES ADVANTAGE SLUMP
Nary Small Invsssefs - Ths bank q
Knxlsn1 Aagsaess D.scszai Kate
cenAlticna IN Aew Yosk Are
More Favorable.

Nep York, Nos. - Quietly bat stead.
ny the public IL Invading val street.
Two million shafes o. stock. sailed ~
500 900 Oo0. have ben parehAssd IN
small lots from The market in tha past
ten days.
This. hrancisTs declare, i positive
proof that the public y iakiss slvan.
lage Of the present low pnee q some
Of the ell edge securities - lntef
The total Of wednesday Investments
in odd Tote proba0ly eAeoc4vs s1tsest..
coo. and Il has probably averaged $40.
100000 for the last lea days
From morning % night, stock exchange
messenecrn stand IN line AZ TRANSFER Of.
aces with certificates 70 b. split into Odd
lots and transferred 10 the names Of
the little buyers. The corporations
whose securities are faxorably and vide.
" known are opening several hundred
new accounts each day. ~
Yesterdays market opened Irregular,
but later rallied sharply under a modcr-
ate rush Of buying orders.
The depressing influence al the open
ing was laid 20 the advance In the Bank
OF Enqland's rate from 4ia TO 5 per
cent. A year ago the rate was Q per
cent.
American stocks In London showed
very general strength and a moderate
degree Of activity. Advances Of y TO
~ we're the rule In the active issues.
Consols were steady and the general list
inclined 70 improve wherever there was
any change at alt
business on the London stock ex.
change later in the day decreased in vol.
ume az compared with the trading Of
early hours, but prices ruled drm
throughout. Canadian shares were quot
ed high.
Union Pacific was the feature and af-
Ter early sales az 1904 moved up TO
ll3N. The strength Of this stock and
the buying was based on the expected
announcement Of the plan for the distri-
button OF the company's treasury assets.
The Hill stocks followed the Harri.
man issues, both Northern Pacific and
Great Northern making advances of
about points, and St. Paul, Reading
and Northwest joined in the upward
movement that centered around Union
Pacific. Moderate buying for cash caus-
ed fair advances in the dividend paying
stock in the industrial groups.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
THE TEST.
How Would the President Endure I'M
popularity Il It Gamer


The president has been marvellously
popular as = fair-wenther president He
has received an amount OF laudation
never before heaped on an American b.
his fellow citizens when alive. As he
has been praised beyond his merits, he
now seems likely to be dispraised beyond
his dement's, Whether rightly or
wrongly, 8 large number OF persons
Preference Is not made to suspected
inanciers, but TO legitimate investorsl
entertain a pretty fixed opinion as to
whose hand smote them--as 10 what un-
DERIVING influence witheTed the value Of
their property and their security. The
conviction, although It be rated IS Q
prejudice born Of transformation, IS too
deep for disclaimer or argument 10
make much impression on il. During
The sixteen remaining months Of his
term il viii not be surprising IL Pres
ideat Roosevelt experiences y taste OF
the obloquy SO plentifully hezped on
President Cleveland from lSa3 to 1897
VIII the president endure the attacks,
which, OF course, viii seem horribly I'M
Just to him, with the dlgniise3 st0icism
that Mr.. Cleveland displayed, cr viii he
yield to the impulse 10 plunge into 5oint
deoate with his criticsF Will lnxn 0f
his temperament he able to endure TIE
straint The tone al the CortelvOa letter
sRd the quiekness vita which IL MAS
wAitten saggest that If the pressisrt
las courageous friend IN tie world NJ
should AasseR to brave his anger hY b.
seeking him to blanket his sensitive
cess, New York Cloha
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
Az B0t Three 81 keyoIuiIOnIsE
Crew Killed
SURVIVORS WILL Be sHOI
IA slmglssssss ypislss - tssa sss
So hss nssn Atfsasss, 81
a. pist W. i1esgsss
h flms

"A fasei8fa nst 4, f1ensms
fessltsd bssasf4sg finn ViaalFsslsf
slsle lhsi, n lhs ne Wss - ~ Ne
ssfeytf akffs sA9 mHllHfi yssisffsf
SRI tAss tHlilt q bihtf Maf tfesslg NJ
tHsi f4n. bHi three atft itn alive
8htn lHslf fsssfl auifea ~ lht lsafh .
= alssblsa saplitlgn a ihs close y We
sifHffIs
n had bssa plAaasd ~ ihe Huilhsss
q llsfi iae revolt ~ land aHa sfs ain
HlfsHaFtiFl bit tfis sahsms Wss ffas
ffsieG w the l1Yai Eis#sstHFs. #hs ~
lis hfsl slsH ~ 81 nufhifst shft sisif
IL ne maliHous ailHsfs. lhHa sItelaal
" fhttklhH lhA iHHftmaHt ~ si0fss
When W. ftHf. fllb - fsa ~
hsf masthead. slAameH Into tha hafh,e
NHa lispaH hfiua - ths e4HiHat Maid
tlfnf ard ne hsfhsf fefis thsfa wfs =
fAHie suaNH Ne people. fef lhd shells
lfoHl lhs dsslfefsf ~ lhlu 90 streets.
fsslfstihH heiisss kllllan meuy n ihs
lhhaliiahia.
hlH ibs Hsadshaf, sldsd ~ ihtss
afslfustfas returned tbe hfe ~ lhR
shHft. hn1 : desperate navel battle WHs
a8lH h progress rsshfhl auinfs ani
isssn ~ &c lefsl heats we're klllea. ana
he tseH NJ lha nkaff 40 subiseteI ~
: ltp that kllle9 lhsHi ~ isbily
flrHily She Htusy Was sssn " b ~
: alhklhr shn.llllsH. ard ihf iilfee ear
slFnts lNihea hsf Head 81 lie heaeh and
fsn hef ashaft fhsss three mtn este
captured end lHpflsunsa They win hs
shot.
While u 4 sdmliita hsle that Che w
flsiHa Naa hei pact ~ = scheme " zen
sfai iHyHll. nntpfnHtHt Hlitlals tlaH u /
a stlaenfe That fttelull9hisls AZ ~
lively 81 wath fafWlnH lnaulispllen N |
lhs assHy Ana navy The ietslutlnulsli
hsin Hafs unswafe ~ Che mafsmsHl ani |
we're taken w aHspilsp, ~ tie mHilnt |
had hal hefa eldelsj - We leaders Of
The revolutionary PATTY
The Hniihf u sald 81 hats heen W /
tllsd hf snltatnis, Whn succeeded n Rsi
ting aluela che wafAhlp aua inducing
lhe pfsW 70 mahe On attempt 60 capture
the harrison
The hkHtt was = comparatively nsw
boat, having hsen lannehea N ippaI nhs
Nas sia ferl bong, Win = Ria Fest beam
aHA = displacement ~ ahn lens. ava we
huiit a NlpeisiaH ileg complement ~
lasn wa probably about hftf,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
MO LOAN ron INV York.
bankers % cet q ret Cent on Their
Bonds.

New Aafl, Nny Comptroller Mesl
stated yesterday that AZ The result nl
several conferences between city officials
and Neaste J 4 Michigan \ 90. sgeorev
h nakep - tho first National and
James sullivan o. tAa National City
bank arrangements have been made
whereby cha heAkeae afe to pfoside ihe
eity with sao0aa,aeo lsF revenue henta
az pa, With an option II take tsa,0oe,
geo malW These revenue aaAas AZ g
hear AZ ner eeNt sntvgesl 1he board
es estimate ANed che 1905 hedset At
8iA8.sk2, aua
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
ODDS ON MAYOR JOHNSON.
Public Bets Ten to six-Burton Outlines
His Plans.

Cleveland. Nov. THE public betting
l. 100 to 90 that Mayor Tom L. johnson
viii defeat Representative Theodore T..
Burton for mayor on Tuesday. In pri-
vato circles a number Of even bets have
been made.
johnson, speaking Of how Burton got
into the mayoralty fight, said; PITY
the blind. ! am sure Mr., Burton was
blind when he went into the fight. His
friends, Secretary Garfield and Score.
tary Taft, told him TO run. President
Roosevelt told him 70 run, although he
doesn't seem TO have told him which
way These friends OF his here and else
where told him the Cleveland Electric
had all the right Of the argument, that
there was graft in the city hall and
wild extravagances in the city admins.
tration, and MIR. Burton believed Il all.
lie was blind and went blindly into this
fgnt, charging us with what his friends
told him was true"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
Hepburn Believes He Is Not a
Candidate
FORMER KNOX BOOMER
However, Favors Renomination-Hs and
Others Are Predicting a Landslide
Bourne Denies That Ne Was Re-
buked by the President.

Washington. d. G., Nov. l.--SenAtor
hepburn Of Idaho was one Of the presi.
dents callers Wednesday, After leaving
the White House he had this 10 say
about The third term movements
In Idaho We have taken the president
az hls word apd do not consider him
candidate for another term, Il Is no
compliment 20 the president 70 consider
him candidate, for he has said that
he l. not, and ! have always found him
% DO man Of his word,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
sTnL SHOUTING FoR rHIRp PERM.
BafChfeld, Former Knox Boomer, Now
Comes Out fer Roosevelt.

pittshufg, IA, New. - Representa-
tive A, i laWhfeld Of this city, one
Of the original hoomeFs Of Senator Z. G.
Knox iot president, returned home from
Washington shouting loudly for Presi.
dgat Roosevelt for denomination. Mr..
Raphiela declares that wAile he was in
Washington he had talks with Repvesea-
tstlye rowney Of Minnesota and Repre-
sentative sherman at New Negk. halh
AZ whom had been anti. Roosevelt men,
and had found them wildly enthusiastic
over the president for another term.
eEvcn Cncle Joe Cannon declared
Representative BareAfeia. has seen the
writing On the wall and ted me thai he
would rather Be speaker again thar
president. Il looks "a me as il there
were ENlae 10 Re Landslide Eor Reese.
vet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
% HytY enosfERs SAIL
TODAY roR JERUSALEM
shfesss" Holland Spiritual Commander
on The Yaebl Kingdom. many
Disciples Not 10 Rslufn.

heulh ftrepofl, Me-. NeY | The
farhi Kingdom. with Al,1bi 90 members
~ the iinly nhesl and Ua colony at
aldloh 90 h1atd anl crew pf ~. sailed
early Yesl sfday fof Jerusalem.
Among the number uh board was
rhaflss d. Holland, WHO 4 knewh a.
MnssaH and vhs, during tho ahseflee
~ lib ieaaef lhe Rev frank w, hand
fofi. has been N ehafHa II The colony
n Il understood that many ~ the dls
flplsA Nlll GOT rslufn, but wlll remain
AZ one % The colonies n The Holy Land.
who're ST. aandiola new y supposed 90
b. located.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

NN9ilS Ma SAa g1e Ss1ake =.
aA,N &aafaeHg6s s&ele0eanhseS a5fslsH IS
Na}R vassh oeeUsea Ssik ii. wh8
0laa Ana passa telegraph ofseas 2s
NN4e& aaFts8saA sns he asGestesh
3N4ass 81 eg09saS NAse6 sait aAs ae
eleea nc sesasatN A STRIKERS Nhs
hs4 not repe6 nassoHs Il AK ~
fhas Il ~6tS telsaN ~ N esSuEas
less Sss< ssssaSs>
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
Htfa no p0nm
ghs ysSa9bIils nass . Sen. Bern o.
TussasY.

Nsw Yoft Nef ! ~ aad Me- WI.
llsm * thpltfbili. III. bss ~ helf rhe
isl0 sffifs1 ~ tls Vanderbilt maaslen.
H0 90 Eifih Avenue. last fHesiaf
Hiehf. BOT Il Nas HHt until "Wednesday
lllai The ftaH lafapa tngeH ln Esslni
Thea tsnmaiNiall8na IL itiiefs aaa lsle
HfaHs and felsphnne messages fHns IL
gftal numbers The lais4 taH1eflAis
u ma IN tie fishfst babies n me lnnd
~ vii inherit falls ty0N0pGfq from
bia iaihtfss side NJ i6s house. and PEI.
hals tNlte a. much from bic mother
shG Haa Hlsa fifnnia fair
81 kbd Me- Niliam * Vanderbilt
AZ, grandfather ani stap grandmother ~
ths hahf, sete fhsfs % welcome hin
Iha lnfls fhilaw Il the lhita fhlla
b8fn 10 fhs William & VhHdaiaif, jrss.
~ las tna sisters. Nuiisl and consnsl1,
seven end fguf yeala oia respectively,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

Portland. Me. Nov neeauee ha
apsnlv criticised decision u liquor
sslsute saas. County Atlulass ieseph ".
h, tanHellf was yesterday anei $50 Tor
contempt II court ~ .miRs John How
Ard Tin " che municipal ceutl,
tunnslly refused % pay, and lali
sentence Wss impssed and = mitllHus
lssued
The county attorney waR taken e. jail
III naua llaheas enfnNa proceedings wsfe
heguH - secure hla release - She ground
that HE mltlolsm Of Tho eanFts acllen
was made satsiae " the court fecm.
after adjournment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
BOURNE pENmS REsUKE
We SAYS President weGla Not Dictate
tea easisen IN Matter.

WASASAxgea. ID. Ut, Nov, Ia New
NeeG newspaper Wednesday eeasssAed q
8aspeseA under NasAsngsNn date IN Which
III STATED that II i anSvsStoaS tAas tAe
neeSlSeas snsesmsS SeMstag ENarae 81
0gegsN ahat Ne aseaat VI has M AA& Sasss
ia sesllnSaI TIE POSSIBLE hanat d anosA-
ct nomination, AMI asa Fas psapose& 10
w ssgaxeanca Sata eAangsaS III NiFss
ase .saa3eA 8aYahe9 stated tAss Ser.
stss asaaFas aeara tha esat aes sqaM the
presidents Aps taaax
Isl Aea tAss 61snageA vas called te TIE
attention M Senator &eaamA Ae Sasas
aAasv IS SAssaaseSy ne sTgtA IN sAis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
nc DAM BREAKS. sENr
rLo0p ON LE0MINSrER
natt 81 a eoo,Feol Structure Cave Way
and Less viii Ne Several Thou.
sanda One street Washed

leaminstee. Mass.. New. LA large
section Il thls iown was flooded whea
tAe Inject siam controlling the waters
az a. artificial pond, owned by T. l.
Richardson, about mile flem The center
10 she tswe. gave way,
About 81 tees ii she dam, which l.
100 feet leNg, went oNt, and the sudden
rash ~ wateg washed oat 4 large zee.
tiea AZ Uaioa street.
FALL hANae. iate NAleA The stream gfNm
me tsaaa smptie<, wsN ayegflowed Eieh.
A,asaa rlAees Bis lass at several thou.
sand dollars lie constructed the Dam
ehSut i've yeass Aga Il had beer leak,
sae scr seyegel sAaa,hA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
HANDLES sT.ars PIECES.
Rutland Pestaasss Bussaess SAsWs De-
CIesss Fer Pass MentA

RnsaAnd, NON HAM III f'be nusgaissg
raas. q the leeal passessce his been
weighed Nna oeansra GAis ns1Sh. Eer
tAe mwe1 eaGsng AcsaAer 1s aT.Tgs
pifces 81 mail were AAaSsa. This. xs-
eovdiag ~ tae pssseasaas Is 2w axa1Age.
III iaas @&s sAg average III Aais aess
Fs'iTsne sha scar il Is SID we1l3 xsnguri4
IL aasns .aa w&srsas aass rear iii
aa2razsez u sse- Ssa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
Fnbs III Lam.

saa Aee H haa-4 Is heart
VII re Anserigan QusA laaf 3asa
ansis Sce'Haarg TAR Ha1nasV sla;as-ef
sAst hs msst hanafsa sg1 s. hns ia
soiae1 tral9 us Tresens uisss w,AS x4s
~ iiilSAairSts's rrnvs5A 8 nutln rreppss
sae HspssfS hsrrasn Alnsal,ssss ans
asif1as asa6s
firmly haef 4asa se g;sssA
ssas Il 30 ArnHTiaaas. sal leas4 -
siss.siaA = roFH4pun 81 asum e ase
ssase Ny thsaa1es mir nj Sasssssa
- aaes progress assahas shs Azanrl-
zsx raAgs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

hysnaSs, Mass, Xxi ,Schaansr ALI
ioe II, R9asdHsan wAscA was psgeckea en
Saeve9Sns saasas last December ana nas
afterwards rssses ana tamea hero. wAs
Aseen il sw'a yesterday wisA 8ssAnsse
Ay wgaekess. then ten1aa nassSse ina
hges kwaears whhze SAg wall nog sndaars-
skipping
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01

report. called AZ the White House
Wednesday with lady and gentleman
from Portland, Ore, to give them an
opportunity Of meeting the president
During the conversation politics we're
not mentioned. either directly or indirect
". Nothing occurred out OF which the
most vivid Imagination could manufac.
ture such a story
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
Wfsf0H Hfnfk 10 His
t0He wAtN 10 CHICAGO
vslnis psassiilsn tssyss nswbwgpsil,
MSS. 81 Dsahsm

NsehffFheli, Mass Nov nsfusbs
~ sha lhflhefsiNi ~ rBaa nlahFf
slfsf. ilisatl taFssa Wtllsa ehN ~
ihs afs NJ Nisif hlhe tfsfs n sllemfl
iHe " vhit ffom fwlieha q ChlAets.
stated 81 sfHilss fesieffst ~ We So
efd iup lars tramp iteH iris titf 20
iifihsA Mas 4 aislahet N sllsiil FL
~ Hft lHilsA
Weston lntehafa 81 "a swas tafilei
hlil VA eslfa ssefll8hs Wsanes3ay ehsn
ht k8iefed lsh Hlles nlnfs than hls aahad.
ills eallei ~. ~ hlm " slspp tne heHfs
H#hei yesterday iHefHlha lie ttaHsi
N husf srifils. inNsysf. WtsH w. lsfi
he hHlsl ahd nelksi 10 a 4 hflsh cali,
kllhehl slnnA ~ Stiffness
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
tiske6k<5 A. Fl8lfs
DhbfRfD fe0a fHF MAJ
fhHsa4bkis 0nssls Msa ubfk bsn
iiabs il taA ~ NsaAy

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CAPTAIN, WIFE AND
CREW SAVED AT SEA.
People Of Dutch Bark Won Romondt,
Rescued BY Norsemen. Arrive
on Italian.

New Fork, Nov. 1.-The new Italian
steamer San Giovanni, which arrived
yesterday on her initial trip from Italy.
brought shipwrccked crew from the
Dutch bark, L. A. Won Romondt. which
sailed from New York, Oct. s. for Mat
snsas, Cuba with cargo Of case oil.
and which was abandoned, Oct. 10. mid.
way between Cape Hatferas and the
bermuda islands.
Those rescued included Capt, Richard
Foote. Mrs. Foote and six sailors. They
had been rescued by the Norwegian bark
Snort, and were transferred to rae San
Giovanni.
The abandoned bark was 40 tons bur.
den and hailed from st, Matens, Dutch
West Indies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-01
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