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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
10 Philadelphia Athletics ;
to 2, Yesterday
HARRIS AND PLANK PITCH
Boston Nationals Took Their Second
Game From Brooklyn BY The
Score Of 5 to q, Through Bat
ting Errors Of Latter.

= Y x t
Philadelphia, April io.--The Athletics
took the second game from the Boston
Pilgrims yesterday afternoon BY THE
score af three to two, after a well play
Ted match. Harris and Plank had the
pitching honom about evenly divided.
Two Of Plank's free gifts helped toward
the two scores of the visitors, while the
Athletics punched their swats oil Har
ris, The batting honors Of the day went
to Ferris with two singles and q dou-
Die.
The home team started the scoring in
the tnifd inning, when knight doubled
To center, went 60 third on PIank's sae+
riiiee and scored on Haftsel's fiy to Free
man. Boston eyened up in the fifth,
when with one down Plank passed Nag-
nor and the runner went 20 third on
Shaw's hit 90 right Harris out scored
Wagner but Sullivan famed.
Collins opened the sixth with a sim
gla and Unglaub sacrificed Hoey was
out but Freeman got pass. Ferris
sifted in double and Collins scored.
Wagner was the third out.
In The eighth Plank singled and stole
second. The NEXT two men, Haftsel and
Hocy, were easy outs, but Seybold
drove double, scoring Plank Collins
fumbled Davis grounder and Seyhpld
went to third, but Davis went out steal
ing The winning run was made by
Philadelphia in the ninth, OH MIiTpAy'o
single and Scchreck's double.
Other American League Scores.
At Washington Washington 3, New
York 4.
AT Detroit Detroit 2, Chicago /.
AZ st. lyoliis---( Postpoued).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
NEW LIGHT ON
RIGA "MUTINY''
Deputy says Prison Officials
Really Murdered
TORTURED PRISONERS
Mutiny Deliberately Arranged BY
Prison Authorities in Order to
Dispose Of Several Pris-
oners.
TORTURED PRISONERS

ST. Petersburg, April i6s--The mutiny
in the prison at Riga on April IS, when
thirty three prisoners attacked and
overcome the superintendent and war
dens, necessitating the summoning IF
troops, who fred Oh the inutineers, kill
ing seven and wotmding twelve of them,
was the subject Of an Interpolation IN
Nthe lower House of Parliament yester-
day
Deputy 0zel OF Riga declared that he
had information to the effect that the
affair Was deliberately arranged in order
to dispose Of several prisoners who had
been tortured Inv order To obtain con-
fessions from them, the torturing re.
sulting In an official investigation 81 the
affair and THE commencement ot proceed
ings against the guilty persons. The
deputy insisted that the prisoners had
made no attempt to escape, ala alleged
by the prison authorities al Riga
Another Interpolation Of the govern
Dent today concerned the alleged tortur4
ing Of 4 prisoner confined in the Jail al
Astrakhan, as result of which the man
~ Ndtu ~ iidNH ucAbEidbNil DMIHEAl uuiI'
self to DEATH
Rear Admiral Nebogatoff, who com
manded the Russian Third Pacific Squad
ron, which surrendered at the battle oil
the Sea Of Japan, and who was tried BY
courtmartial and sentenced to death
but whose sentence was commuted IL
ten yers' imprisonment in fortress
mas begun to serve his term III the fort.
ress of st. Peter and st. Paul He was
allowed 10 choose the time for the be-
ginning Of his sentence, has been assign
ed To a comfortable furnished room ii
the fortress, and will be allowed 4
1 special dict.
The session Of the lower house today
was devoted TO the discussion Of the
agrarian question. Previous TO the open
ing of the debate the House, at che sng
gestion Of President Goloyine, rose il
honor Of Baron Frisoh, president Of tbs
Council Of the Empire. or upper house
Of the Russian parliament, Who dies
on April i3, and who opened the first
session Of the first lower house of par
lament in 1906 This is the krst re-
eognition Of the upper house of parlia
ment by the lower house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
McARRY MURDER TRIAL ON.
Prisoner Accused Of Killing Buffalo
Manufacturer.

Buffalo, April i6,--The trial of Alloy
sius s. McGarry, charged with the muir.
der of Josiah Ross, q manufacturer Of
wood working machinery, who was
found dead in his office here on Feb. 10,
was begun In the Supreme court today
Ross was believed for several days Go
liavc committed suicide, but after an
investigation of statements made by his
wife, i warrant was issued for the ar.
rest of McGarry. The testimony Of
The prosecutor which win be eirctlm.
stantlal, will indicate that the motive
was the acquiring Of control Of the bust.
ness of the firm to which McGany had
recently been admitted as partner.
Assistant District Attorney ID. v
Murphy win prosecute. Guy B. Moore
for the defense. win hold that Mr. Ross
committed suicide
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
PRESIDENTS COUSIN DEAD.
George W. Roosevelt was Consul Gen
eraI at Brussels.

Washington. April 1e The State
Department received dispatch yester.
day announcing the death Of George w.
Roosevelt. a cousin Of President Roose.
welt, at Brussels, where he was consul
general He died at midnight, but the
cause of death il not given.
Mr.. Roosevelt was appointed consul
at Auckland in 1873, at st. Helena in
1879, at Mantanzas in 1850, at Bor-
deaui in 1881, at Brussels in 1850, and
promoted TO consul general at that port
March M, 1905. He was born in 1914,
and served with distinction in the Civil
war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
70 seraphine On Going 70 the City:

Farewell, my Scraphinel
had not finished breakfast, dear. til
true;
I'd like another buekwlieat cake q
two
But, bark. the distant footing Sil5--
Farewell, my Seraphine.
All, life is such rush;
A tumble out OF bed scugry down.
A race to depot and j i1It to town,
And then. reverse the process, aiding
sltshl
Az, such an empty rush
Yes, love. / have the lists
one ham, one servant gifl. Two spooli
Of silk,
The new hall carpet aud the baby;
milk
You'll see when ! return that nothing
missed S
That you've put on yo.T list.
Tines short; where is my hstg
And where here, my m"exinsosl and over
I'll need them both against this rain
and oozc.
All, there. felt that in 50 small Hat
One could not lose ones hat.
And now at last, goodby.
Oh, for a house in town, howcye
mcckt
But therel4-it can't he done on 81,
week
So we eommute Hank! 1t srumblinl
nigh
Ta.tai So-lone! 6oodby!
lPll stop To add Just this,
used this style Of poem yesterday
And rather liked it il my artless way
Hence this-Now, let ME fly, or | sbaI
miss
The train, for adding THE
Richmond Tiines.Despatch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
Convicted in Chicago Of ViO-
Iating EIkins Law, it VIII
TRY TO OVERTURN VERDICT
To Use Every Legal Trick--If Motions
are Denied, The Case win BE Car
ried to Evefl High
Tribunal.

Chicago, April 49, Despite over
whelming proof Of its violation Of the
Elkin5 law as shown BY the verdict of
guilty returned against II In the United
States district court on Saturday night,
the STANDARD OH company has BY no
means given up. No legal technieality
II to be overlooked BY les attorneys, and
the case will be kept in the courts as
long as possinblo.
Within few days Judge X. M. Ian.
dis will be asked to fix the time when be
can hear arguments OH b motion tor b
new trial, notice 81 which was served
Oh the count immediately after the
jury had returned its verdict. If tails
motion be oyerralcd the defense will
immediately present motion III arrest
Of judgement, and District Attorney
Sims and his assistant, James Ell. vii.
kerson, win be called upon to reply.
The argument Of the defense will be
that In accepting the cent rate the
Standard Oil company committed only
one violation OF the slkins act, and
that the contention Of the government
that each car Of OH shipped constituted
On additional ofEense Is not good. 70
this the government viii reply that as
only one ofTense can be punished BY no
more than SEQ 900 fine and a. the
amount derived by the STANDARD Oil
company in the counts charged ia the
indictment was S223,000, the fine is by
no means commensurate with the crime.
@ff $4,000 il the most the govern.
ment can fine violator OF this law,
said an assistant district attorney, lit
will have little effect In stamping out
the evils it was enacted to remedy. in
this case we took shipments of cars
only In 1908, but that represented only
fraction Of the number shipped by the
STANDARD from its refinery at Whiting
IT, ST. Louis under the secret rate. ]
venture to assert that the total rebate
for that Is what It virtually IS, could
not have been less chan 100000, and
this u only one case"
Should Judge Lands sustain this mo-
tion In arrest Of Judgment the defend,
ant company would undoubtedly pay
the fine and prepare for similar lint
Of hattie In the seven remaining indict
inents. ii the motion IS denied the case
will be appealed either to the court Of
appeals or to the United States supreme
court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
no SEE PRESIDENT
ABOUT RAILROADS
Former Governor Larrabee Of Iowa to
Visit White House.

Washington, April i6.- Ex. Governor
William Larrabee Of Iowa, pioneer in
the struggle in that state for railroad
control, Il in Washington and viii con.
fr with the president over railroad regu-
Iation matters. II ii understood the
president win take up with him certain
phazes Of his speech which be will make
at Indianapolis. including capitalization
control and the making Of railroad
valuation.
Governor Larrabee said that President
Roosevelt should not give way 10 his ef-
forts to bring about effective federal
control of railroads. He favoFs control
III capitalization fair valuation Of the
roads, and Is opposed to pooling under
federal supervision. a
"A To squeezing water out 81 railroad
securities by a valuation, Governor Lar
Fabee said there should be such Fegtila-
tion Of rates al would bring railroad
stocks down to their proper level.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
KILLED BY SISTERS BEAU.
Fatal Mixup at The Girls Home in
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, April 16.---Alfred Ra-
vello, aged - years, was shot and in
stantly killed 1T his home here sun
day night by Joseph Dalrego, his sisters
fiancee.
Delrego, it appears, had secured a
license for the marriage Of himself and
Miss Ravell0, who Is but 1s years old.
He went TO the house last night and
tried TO induce her to agree TO have an
early wedding. She would not set the
day. Alfred Ravello joined in the CON.
versation and said ii he had the say In
the matter his sister should not marry.
Delrego, in rage, drew revolver
and fred three shots at Miss Ravello.
The bullets went wild and the girl fled.
Her brother tried to grapple with Dali
rego and was shot through the heart.
Dalrego was captured BY the father Of
the boy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
ANOTHER SENATOR INDICTED;
our nv IDAHO THIS TIME
w. r. BOrah Accused--He Is to Prose
cute w. D. Haywood.

cute w. ". Haywood.
Washington, April la. Much aston
ishment II expressed here al reports that
another United States senator, w. T.
Borah, Of Idaho, has been indicted by
the federal grand jury IN his state. The
details are not known, but there are In
timations at the Department 81 Justice
that sensational developments win fol
low, involving land fraud charges and
state politics Of all sorts.
Borah Il the new republican senator
for Idaho who has been elected To sue
eceed Senator Dubois, and Il attorney
for the prosecution in the case against
William D. Haywood. under indictment
for the murder Of Ex-Governor Stcunen
berg.
In one quarter here il Is said he ha;
been connected with land transactions
for several years, which have been uset
as the basis for charges against him. II
| Il also intimatcd that He has been at
tackled through the indictment In an ef
fort to break down the Haywood prose
cution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
Rv Intuition.

Ny little boy, who is 3ia (writes a cor
respondent), Is anxious to be a soldier
consequently TRY to instill into his nina
absolute obedience. Arriving home cnt
evening, his mother tells me that he has
been 50 disobedient II is necessary
should speak. and so [ 90 into his bed
room and see laughing face and cheek
like apples against the white sheet Won
dering how to approach this young mind
| | keep very serious, and sitting down
say;
Have you said your prayersi"
Mel
"How's thatgr
'sNot on Wednesdays, nurses night
out; but very quicsly-"Jesus in tn,
park knowsls He was referring TO Che
statue in Whitworth park. Manchester
Guardian.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
STARVING CHINESE EATING
GREEN SCUM FROM POND


shanghai, Aprili1o@ The sum Of $4,000
received from the United States BY tae
famine relief committee yesterday was
Iiiscd to purchase million pounds of
dried potatoes, which were rushed TO the
front. "A despatch was received to-day
from Chinese official otfeEing for tie
firss time II history 10 put steamboat
above the locks Of The Grand canal, thus
cutting down tile tisue of the transpofta-
ton III food to the famine districts from
Thirty to eight days
People are eating the green scum iron
tie ponds, white clay, and the bulls Of
rice. A farmer who fell al the city gates
from weakness due I'd lack 6f food hay
On enc road for twenty.four hours and
then died.
Two Villagers on reaching their door,
steps fen dead from starvation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
A DreSSEnaker's
Decision

Miss Helen M. Manning, a dressmaker
residing at 1896 Aspen street, West Phil.
adelphia, heartily endorses Father Johns
Medicine. Miss Manning was troubled
with cough Of long standing and run
down. Reading in her Sunday school
paper about Father Johns Medicine, she
decided to take It. Her cough was cured
BY this old family remedy and she was
made well and strong. Nothing equals
Father Johns Medicine as body builder.
No alcohol or injurious drugs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
BANDIT R0BS Al STAGE I'M
MONTANA AND GETS $4,000


Great Falls, Mont, Aprfl 1e.--The
stage running between Malta and Fort
man was held up last night BY Q bandit,
WHO obtained $4,000, The robbery DEL
CURED iust north OF Zortman while the
stage was entering the Little Rockies
with d censignnnsit Of money 20 pay
the wages Of the miners at Zortnian
mines.
The robber apparently has i've or six
hours start Of his pursuers, who are
mounted ON the fastest horses to be
had. They left Malta immediately ON
hearing Of the hold dup. The crime took
place IN q particularly lonely spot in
Che mountains, atforiing every oppor-
tunity for the shelter and escape 81 the
bandit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
LANDSLIDE CAUSES WRECK
IN NORTHERN NEW YORK
Two Engineers and Fifteen Freight Cars
Burned.

Utica, n. Y, April 16-a double head
er freight train on the Rome division
of the Rome, Watertown and Ogdens-
burg railroad, ran into landslide near
the Blossomyale station early this morn.
ing. Both engines and fifteen cars were
deraiIed and burned. One Of the Gre
men is missing, and is supposed TO be
in the wreekaee
Engineer Daring Of 0swego, although
injured, walked two miles to the station
to report the affair. The accident oci
cured in deep cut, and the earth i.
supposed TO have loosened by the recent
rains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
MORE THAN 100 VICTIMS
IN LODI STRIKE RIOTS
Fear That an Anti-Semitic 0utbreak
May Result.

LODI, Russia Poland, April i6.Dm-
ing the last four weeks over one hundred
worknen have been killed or wounded
here as the result Of labor fueds. The
government has failed To protect those
who are willing TO work and the latter
have taken matters into their own hands
and are violently expelling the terrorists
anarchistic, and fsoeialistic aeitatoFs
whom they hold responsible for the ruin
of the industries of LODI.
As the Jews form aver 50 per cent. Of
the socialists. there il some apprehension
that the incensed workmen may engage
in an anti.Semitie outbreak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
BRITISH STEAMER FOUNDERS
OFF THE SPANISH COAST
All Crew Drowned Save First oficer and
One Sailor.

Gibraltar April 16.-The British
steamer Andalusia, from Swansea for
Barcelona, foundered on Saturday of the
Spanish coast. Her captain, first officer,
and sailor were picked up and brought
here. All the rest Of the crew are be.
Ieved to have been drowned
The Andalnsia was Of i,9i2 tons net,
2sT feet long, bad 34.5 feet beam. and
was 2f.G feet deep. She was built at
Newcastle In 1878, and was owned By the
Iberian Steamship company, limited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
HOWARD NESBIT SAID TO
HAVE TRIED SUICIDE
Evelyn's Brother Has Acted Queerly
Since Begging Letter-ciosely Guarded.

Evelyn's Brother has Acted QueeFly
Since Begging Letter-ciosely Guarded.
Pittsburg, April 1e.--It Is reported
here that Howard Nesbit, brother Of Mrs.
Harry Thaw, attempted suicide at the
home Of HIS mother, Mrs Charles >. Hol-
man in Brooklinc. No confirmation can
be made, despite eiiorts to verify the
ruinor.
Nesbit Is under close surveillance BY
bis mother and step-father and no one
Is permitted to see him Since his re-
turn from New York he has been acting
queerly and publication Of his begging
letter to Thow is said to have made him
desperate
The Holmans have cut oil telephone
connection with their home, reporters
are not allowed 10 approach and nothing
can be learned by a newspaper man CON
corning the attempt at self.murier. The
report, however, has general credenee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
American League.
Bfo6klya Lost By Battsry Err0Es.

Boston, April 81 Battery errors lost
yesterdays game for Brooklyn, 3 to 2
for Boston Ruoker pitched good ball
but goi nefEats and Hurley, the recniy
ing end Of tie battery. did the came. II
was game of light hitting, shnfa lses
ing only Aeyen III told, four Of which
were made Of Rnelsor ffeffer pitched
good ball, baFrlsg a little wildness in
the sixth
Two errors ard double BY Llnliey
gave the visitors their first run IN the
first inning and Two passes, 4 Wild pitch
and Kwo outs gave them their second
aud last Ia the sixth
The three Boston tallies were punched
10 the second inning. Howard beat out
a slow grounder BridwelI hunted and
Fucker threw the ball into center field
to head of Howard Ritchey likewise
hunted and Rueker threw wild to third
10 again stop Howard, leaving the bases
full Hurley let tile ball get by him and
Howard scored. Brain struck ont and
then Hurley let another ball through
him and Bridwei scored. Ritchey then
worked the squeeze play and crossed the
plate safely when Hurley dropped the
bali. Needham and Prefer were easy
outs.
Other National League Scores.
At New York New York 8. Philadel.
phia 6.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 0, ST. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
Roosevelt on Athletics.

Washington, April TO- President
Roosevelt yesterday gave special re.
ception 20 about twenty members of The
Harvard Lacrosse team.
After receiving each one personally tho
president addressed them, touching upon
base ball, lacrosse and aquatic sports,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
SUTTON, EXPELLED BY THE
FRENCH POLICE, QUITS JARS
American Billiard Champion Victim Of
Ansi.Cambling Law.

Paris, April 16--Georgo Sutton. the
American Billiard player who recently
conducted a school for billiards III this
city and against whom the police have
iust issued an expulsion order under the
INV for the prevention Of gambling,
left Paris this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
National League.
EX-SENATOR PATTERSON
MUST PAY THAT $1,000
Federal Supreme Court Repudiates Juris-
dietion in Contempt Case.

diction in Contempt Case.
Washington, April 18.--1'he Judgment
Of the Colorado supreme court imposing
"a fine OF $1,000 on former Senator
Thomas NJ. Patterson for publishing in
his papers articles and cartoons rejecting
on the motives Of its Judges in deciding
the so-calIcd Denver election cases was
to-day affirmed by the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
Judge Harlan dissented, on the ground
that it was a violation Of the right Of
free speech and free press guaranteed
every American citizen by the oonstitu-
ton, a right that could not be taken
away By any legislation enacted by Con
gress. Justice Brewer also disseuted, but
on the ground that federal question
had been raised, which should not have
been dismissed without a hearing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
How Like Hinn.

Wife--I hope you talked plainly to
him,
HusbandrI did, indeed ] told him he
was a fool-perfect fooll
Wife lapproyingly) Dear John. How
exactly ike YOU Tit Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16

Won Bulow, the great pianist once
said, 10 ] miss pructicing one day.
know II: two days. and my friends
know IL three days, and my Audiences
know IT,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
70 cuRE a corr N ONE pAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money Il it fails
V cure. ~ w GROVES signature u
on each box. CSC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-16
Ole NationaI League seores

At New York New York 6. Philadel.
phia 6.
sc Cincinnati Cincinnati Q, ST. Louis
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-03
An 4cctdentaL KilEi,a0,

The inquest held in Flat Creek
township few days ago by Cor
oner Caskey, referred to in the
last issue of The News, was over
the body of James Gayle, young
colored man, who was shot and
killed by Willie Seegars, also
colored. The homicide occurred
on Wednesday at Cross Roads
church, on The line between Lam
caster and Kershaw countless
According to the testimony taken
at the inquest the shooting, which
was done with a pistol, was acci-
dental and the jury so found.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-03
An Ordinance.

WHEREAS. it has been reported that
several dogs in town have been bitten by
dog affected with hydrophobia.
Resolved. by the town council in council
same;
FIRST That ali dogs found running at
large In the town of Lancaster without he
lug properly muzzled shall be forthwith
killed
Second That this ordinance shall eo
into effect on the 9th day of July, 1897. at
~ (SeaD X L WYLIE,
ror,N Mayor
Clerk