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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

Mrs. Alice Damp has just ar
rived in New York from Denmark,
accompanied by her twenty-four
children. The president should
have been there to give her the
glad hand, but he was so busy
looking after the republican cam
paign ne couldn't.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

Edward prayed one night:
Dear God, take care of my mama
way off in Europe, and do not let
her be in a smash-up, Send your
angels to take care of her, and
send Jesus to take care of papa in
Cleveland, but you stay here with
me !"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22
ARE YOU ONLY HALF ALIVE?

People with kidney trouble are SO weak
and exhausted that they are only halt alive.
Eoley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy
kidneys. restores lost vitality, and weak,
elicate people are restored to health. Re-
any but Foley's @ M. Crosby < Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22
$50 FOR EACH QUAIL.

Nashville, Tenn, October IT,
Probably the largest fine ever as
sessed in a magistrates court in
this state was imposed on r. F.
McMurty, of Sumner county, Mon
day.
McMulty was arrested by dep
uty game warden while attempt.
ing to dispose of fifty quails before
the opening of the season in Ten
nessee.
He was fined $50 for each bird,
making total fine of 50, 800.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

The use of muslin instead of
glass III dairy windows is said to
lessen the danger from tuberculo-
sis germs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

The less a woman knows about
a subject the more she has to say
relative thereto.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

There are men who just have to
be 5ossed. That is why SO many
widowers re.marry.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

The high stopper is seldom back
wards in taking steps to step right
up to the front.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

Before attempting to get what
you want, find out what you want.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

Call at Chuck Anderson's livery stable
and get your buggy and wagon harness
repaired, cheap.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

The less reason there is for it,
the moro conceited most people
can be.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

By recently patented movable
mold, a well-organjzed force of
laborers can lay two feet of ce-
ment sidewalk per minute.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

Its easy for a man to under
stand a woman if she is a good
cook.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

Men who hustle for the long
green may be said to fight for their
colors.
A faint heart hasn't the ghost
of show where there is strong
armed rival.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22

A Pittsburg firm is making a
speciality of glass grave "stones"
which show portraits of the de-
ceased blown in the front.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
SHOOTS WIFE AER HIMSELF.
Lowell Couple Nay Die as Result Of
Jealousy.

Lowell. Nov s0e-Alfred Beaulieu and
b. wife. Aryiis, we're taken 70 the s..
Johns hospital from their home on Ford
street lat night suffering from bullet
wounds aid 10 have been inflicted by
the husband In a Sc oi Jealousy.
The condition Of both 4 serious, and
the hospital surgeons lat night de-
elined % experss an opinion a. 70 the
probability n their recovery. Beau.
licu's skuil n fractured and HE wife
has q bullet wound IN the lsrynx.
Beaulieu u n years Old, and has
been employed a. a waiter lie WIS
a. bis home yesterday afternoon and a
quarrel arose, during which he Il said
10 have discharged a bullet from a 80
cahbre revolver AZ his wife.
When she fen with a wound in her
throat. Beaulieu tsrned the weapon
upon himself the bullet this time en-.
iering near the right temple and. being
DETECTED, causing skull fracture.
On account Of the nature Of Mrs.
Beaulien's injury, she was unable last
night 70 make = statement regarding
the affair Ter husband, who was TAX.
en- 20 the hospital with her. Il under
eIrest on the charge Of assault with In
tent 10 Kill
The couple have hoy one year old.
The mothers age il 10 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30

saslaiAoa go 81 Jena q Miaes aec
riery y iae National fepneH 1850
flstaN.
Adsaand for eay % swF.eai eat.
eg al.d "a ufnsa wns gfease was
uaate ~ Caarles he3er Clark = Phila.
dRlpaR
@Yoe aay lrk ttis duty 90 eaigut
= funny, btd 8 goa ct apYsadie'iis
and sfe stifchfi - vith wPefe oet
ylh 800 nay ebange yoas miud. ND
30 Carr
The diseusslon - tha 8uiy ~ lralhef
pfgtss ffFGoIad into dissertation gn
Gro iaxUnnt fancy u women aud thf
fftgW ~ pFpsperff
+. ~ filtauer ~ GiofrfFYae y ~
Nanuiaeiufo ~ gloves. usknd fhat fhr
duty - N0men's end fh'lamu's glgges
ba natasei - 81 y huid up the
panHfaepre r. tbs country.
Tie deity Should fHffesse - nuch
FGr eei ~ gloves that eRtendt away
~ ~ fht rn. sald ~ itiaBef
u iiaker ~ kaHtaf Cty, 30 gen
ral president ~ TO- United Bf0laer.
heof u ieethsr Merkers % horss
goo4s end Cbsries 4. T. RogeTs n
Hartford CoDns asked for ~ inefsass
"a tie - pr cent duty N hlgh grade
harness snd saddfls - rs per- cent.
JgBes b MsrssaH ~ fail River, q
fpr bsi manufacturer. asked fof an ID,
ERASED duty On far bets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
ALL UNITE FOR
FREE HIDES
Shoe and Leather Men and
IalDerS
ASK TO HAVE DUTY OFF
Boston Men Lead IL AIgupert ~ Hear
lRg-Pfesept Gsx of Is PR cebt
Adds Materially 70 cost of
Footwear, they Assert.

Bashjngb,a. Noy % That ihs r..
novel II tie duty % hide would prove
beneficial - tho whole country not
merely % some particular section, Rss
sTgued Saturday before the ways ahd
means COMMITTEES giving bpnngs ~
tie fan1
4Put bldes On tbe free ist and ths
American tanner sin beat tLe World"
Wss the statement inst Elfhs Cobb "
Boston made ~ the committee.
A. one point in tie proceedings
Chsimenr Payne made tie statement
~ know that ~ ths free trade papers
viii nov aecuse me- u hHrTyiHg ihs
investigation, bat I saHt it understood
that ! base always been IN favor 81
fIse hiissH
EdwaId p. Alexander u New YAH,
representing leatlef betting manufae
turers. DID not Object 10 the putting 81
beitiAg o. the free let, providing hides
we're free
vi u. 1911 u Cleveland, representing
80 tanners making eHameled leather,
declared that The tariff u rs pei eshi,
9n hides Was "a rank injustice ~ every
body except The packers"
y think there b. no limit ~ our
trade, except the skies, II We get our
raw materials on the free list" Mr.
I'LL said.
The duty on hides vas denounced a.
"a bounty 90 one industry for the heue
o. u another by q ii james, pfasi
dent d the New England Shoe and
Leather association lle predicted thai
within three years every independent
isnHeT would b. driven out VI business
BY The packers"
Alr. Jones claimed that a change of
3 ~ cents ln tile cost ~ tie leather
"a a shoe meant change a per cent
in is service
Il. =. Spencer ~ Sc. Louis tool the
stand 10 say the West joined the Fast
"a the demand that the tariff be taken
IN hides
lie added that there was some III,
vision among shoe manufacturers A. to
whether they need a tariff 1n shoes,
"Payne's neIghbor" then appeared,
H. was Charles " AioC earthly, shoe
manufacturer al Auburn, n. y tie ID
tfoduced his plea for free bidos by say
ing he belonged 10 the same church as
hartman Payne did
"Ctt a little closer to the stenog
raphsr" directed Nr fayns = don't
want any u this % miss getting 10 the
record
MIR Mccarthy -aid that The consumer
would BE- given better shoe for tie
same money il hides weer brought IN
free.
iohn " Cfaddock nt Lynehhurg, IA
spoke far Southern manufacturers in
behalf IT free hides
Charles keiffer Of Chicago, represent
ing the wholesale saddlefy association,
said the removal nf the daty on hides
would benefit the whole country
The discussion on hides and leather
rates was concluded rs arguments by
John II Ilanan, president 81 thu Na
uonal boot & Shoe manufacturers as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
JUDGE ROBINS RRrrREs.
Leaves Rutland Probate Once Tuesday
After 50 Years Service.

Rutland Nov. "a. Judge Thomas G.
Robbins ii this city will give up the
rains al the probate office Of the Rutland
district tg morrow morning, after presid.
iAp oyer the office for aa years fie has
heen al the same desk su years, having
been registrat 81 probate for siy years
prior tp his iudaeship Judge Robbins
viii be sueeasled by A. G, Coolidge, the
pFesent registrar
On Judge Huhhus' s2d birthday two
weeks ago. III was waited 40 by nearly
every memhar 81 the Rutland County
bar association, and presented an easy
chair Tor hls home, The Judge il q ma
tive pf Farmington, Me He moved 10
Lowell MASS with hia parents AZ the
an III III years He later became Inter
eated ia tbs printing business and went
% Philadelphia, coming % Rutland from
that city ii 1895, lie published for siS
years the Rutland independent weekly
Newspaper. which Was consolidated with
the Rutland Herald fIe was In tie
marble business when he WAS elected
Judge ~ probate Ia 1877 He has been
"a elected Ia times aud declined the hen,
"a this year ais he wishes to retire,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
TAFT WILL NOT
DRINK AGAIN EVER"
HIS Glass, Inverted 81 Dinssr, Is Going
70 Stay Turned Down"

" @NAJ AutAN3 b@NA'
Hot SPRING. Vs. Sov s0,--comment
eas made a q small dinner Saturday
night % The fact that bir. Tafts wine
glass was TUNED doRn.
Eyes and Il II going 70 stay turned
down be said. = am not going 10
drink saything again. ever"
"Yoa never did drink enough % that
any one could notice IT, said 8 boy.
hood friend present
Al organization invited Mr. Taft 20
q banquet amy time before you are in'
huNImfad."
What j. the matter with these peo.
plef" the president elect exclaimed.
do they think I an going 10 IL any
different after ! am inaugmtsd
President eiect Taft entertained AZ
dinner Saturday night Mf and Mrs.
Timothy t. Woodruff, Representative
and MIS- Herbert Parsons and Jane,
H. Sheffield an u New York. The con.
ference Oh New York political Affairs
which Nf Woodruff vent 10 Hot
Springs 30 have Nlth Mr Taft, has not
been held. Bat doubtless will take place
today. senator Warner ~ Missouri,
who was chairman al the COMMITTEES
which notified Judge Taft 81 biz noiui
nation, stopped at Hot Springs yester-
day gn biz way 20 Washington % ex-
tend congratulations. 1ae senator a..
sured Mf Taft that Missouri was be-
bind him IN public sentiment on
thorough iadf revision.
A message from Booker r Washing
ton was taken 10 Mf Taft yesterday,
urging the president elect to deliver an
address al meeting 20 b. held IN New
York IN February 70 raise funds for
tie Tuskeger institute The invita-
ton viii b. considered Oklahoma came
forward yesterday with huge turkey
s,nt Ia lhe president elect for hts
Thank 8giVing Alnner ml delayed ia
Transit Il WIll be served later
81 Taft win bo tie guest Of honor
90 the Esd anmlal banquet OF the Ohio
society Of New York Ia the Waldorf
Astoria on December 10 Henry w
1aft. brother II the president elect, viii
he elected president 81 the society for
the ensuing year at Che annual meet
Ing tomorrow,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
WOODROW WILSON
SCORES PROMOTION
aEevsr Legitimate When For The Bene.
6t Of a Special Few" Ne
Declares,

Toledo, Nov. 80. President Woodrow
Wilson Of Princeton university, before
large audience al The Valentine thea
tra Saturday night, said
ffhs large corporations have got
into the habit Of paying 90 BE- LAT alone
and into mere serious enc " paying
10 he Halped, and every campaign they
pour into the Golfers II that party
which Is most likely tn foster q high
pfoieotive tariff their money, expecting
the first money 10 come back from
that tariff Wiil be theirs, There vas
time Whea q high protective tariff was
Justified and when ID was worth while
to try the experiment, bat we have
passed that stage. There is never a
legitimate argument for protective
tariff except for the henaht u the ma
lion and not tor che benefit Of q
special few
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
DEvrNE NOT THE MAN.
Remarkable Case Of Mistaken Identity
az Chicago.

Chicago Nov. 30.-Ernest c. Deyine.
although identified by A. b. Turner and
tWo 81 the latter's clerks as the man
vino secured $4,000 worth Of bonds from
Mr Turner'S firm in Boston, Is not the
guilty person That Dcvine was the
victim of remarkable case Of mistaken
identity was admitted IN court Saturday
by Assistant State Attorney Barnett,
who declared that Devine had establish
ed an unshakahle alibl. Judge McSureiy
said lc would continue the case one werk
TO allow the governor o. Massachusetts,
TO withdraw his application FOR extradi-
ton. aud that the defendant would then
be discharged Mr.. Turner was NOR
ally certain bat not positive, in his
OF nerine, and he took two
of his employees u Chicago from Boston
10 mako certain They said no mistake
had been made, but the prisoner was
albe 10 show by many witnesses that
he was ia Chicago when the swindle in
Boston was perpetrated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
LANCE Misses Pun, Chamber.
liz Gets II
DEAN MAKES TOUCHDOWN
Game Dseiess ip ths First Pew Minutes
Lang9s Placement Goal Only
Score u Nissies 10 Stubborn
contest

Philadelphia, Nov go.--A long punt
b Gsble, 80 Army bslfback, took
sudden bound over DE head Of sturdy
Hitle LANCE ~ Navy quarter, % tas
middieR 80 yard Hne. l-snge himself
slipped on The soft ground spd, - h.
tired 10 recover De squilibri,m before
ls bad regsihed De feet chsmbsrlla,
fhe iall Army fol- bsek, bad rsaeaed
into Che sir - be sped down che hed
grabbed ths twisting bail and without
cause was ~ BIZ way 10 the Navy
Rosl lange followed With the speed
ban " desperation. Three gads from
tie goal lile The pair rolled oyer %
inc tprf a. che impact ~ the taFizle.
from this point through quick slabs,
Dgan ~ be colder team made the
Touchdown and momegt later the
same Dean, after much delibeTatien,
kicled the goal
Ten minutes had elapsed IN the fret
half The game was yet young but
il hsd besn decided Ia the quick sue.
session ~ plays, and the Army vas
the victor. Before The bali ended
lAnge kiel,ed . placement goal from the
Arrays bgsgd line After the Nays
se0Te there aas nothing bat fierce
lighting and ppid, but Intellectual
changes, IN the relative position of the
teams Kick followed kick, neither
side gaining greatly Or losing greatly
III the interchange. Both we're strong
defansiyely. bat weak IN attack and
the adEanisRa gained BY the Army vas
neyeF thTeatenei seriously. The hattis
lad beeB uan almost before Il started,
So Il happened that the confident
MILDLY sguad chat j0uFnsyed Friday out
~ Maryland % put 70 shame tie
Army mRie failed 70 accomplish the OBJ
jeot " the long season NJ careful eoaeh
ing Tie sailors Q little fine 10 physi
fal cnnditiQH, we're shot 10 pieces " the
latter period Of play Ono after an.
sther ietf lhe gam exhausted ~ tna
tHgrN l0 overcome the Army lead
Be8nWtiie sic army team felt also
tie bruises sni strains IT hard bat
ile bat a. tie burden Of the game rest
Cd Hnh heavily upon their opponents,
Nta No they we're, perhaps, a biz better
II physical condition, their suhstitntinns
Gfga moi 20 frequent, 10 mary critics
the naieHne was unexpected Alto
either the eleYens were equally match
"a peiarps today they viii play TO a
different Fesnit ga Saturdays allgw
ipa i waaif tle hard 10 SAY which was
ltbniealg tbs hetter eleven.
fhe Eame capped the seasons oil
mas and adorned the story Of the foot
hal year IN its usual brilliant way, It
sas HlaHed football II had the set
ting 81 tnn military atmosphere pre-
else ami eainFfal Il had, fret IL al,
IN al is attributes the flare II bands
sud tile marching hundreds thai brought
il bic naafar than other football con
tests "a the haart IL tins grszied vet
efaas II eFal baltie and II had also
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
GIFT OF H. A. MOSES.
Monument to Ethan Alien for Tieonde.
roga, NJ X.

burlington, Nov so Horace A. Moses
OF Mittiueaeuc, Mass, has arranged TO
present 70 Che village Of rcondeFoga,
N. n. statue Of Ethan Allen, the pat
riot ANA soldier
Tbs monument will be Of Vermont
granite, from e to 80 feet in height,
nrm0uuted hy d statue OF the daring
Green mouuiaineer who In the name
oi The great Jehovah and the Cont.
mental Congress compelled the British
commander, Delaplaee, "a surrender the
fortress to the Americans
The trustees OF the village Of Ticon.
deroea have been requested 20 select a
Kite for tho monument which will doubt.
less NJ erected during the celebration
of the 900th anniversary Of the discovery
OF Lake Champlain next July The
cost Of the monument viii b. between
~ 600 and Sa00O
N, III 2, peil If New York City has
purchased the iort fieanAeroea property
and Alfred G. Blossom, NeS York
architect, Is engaged in drawing plans
OF the original structure, which Mr, pell
proposes 10 replace tie anticipates hav
Inc che officers quarters restored during
next summer,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
Constip ';i :ss. 7; I
feofe terepf tfoqfaf z fhesf Sat az ..4laft.
g. Hei Iiis tsst ilifQil.Hs q fetf tuf Z + Ms
Hli.tI EfuAA are taIoig EatElis ostharut
Hoods Pills .i,is s:s 81. !,
ko.d b ~ efaestts aHt ses.i - seAA Ff.os -
n Maste W Aood 40 Good

the tscapiege and severity % enteaF s.
~ the setefans ~ the eampaigr q "
pTfput football eeasQn scores y Nsom
Nege seettsgee fhrgaailIgt tes siana.,
marked men bees9te ~ fresh scars er
re tfaees u = ilg9t Anp.
a hsif hQaT before tie game started
fhe gray blue bstts i0Gs " tite West
fointcrs came through abe southwest
getes preceded W tls big baud and the
sireins ~ 1uartial nnsie, sifaig4t eut
aWgss ille held SVfeping Niti q sAd
den turn - attpnfi0p befgre tie arnF
seeiioDs the column moved sad stop
pea, and, without fuss ~ teqthers, the
batislions thepseiyes broke Up ois ~
one snl wiih . great rQsh ~ seats
~ cadets finally made tier way INTO
the glands. a few minutes later The
dark bhte coated midsbipmeB came, OFT
Numbering he Soldier rlYals greatly aud
nith Tbs saple pFegifiDa, went tbrougn
tbs se4fiHg prooass, Daftali0n W bat.
talon Both cheering seetions iaeea
each other ecfoss tba field, interchang
ing after ice usual oiaer fCT fenpsyl
gapia, he compliments ~ The gaze.
Stands hilea qgiekly
Always : nQlabls gathering, fhis
gear Has not Lees bnlient than those
II former yeaTs, aHd the day itsslf, With
its blue skies and bsimy air, brought
our attractive nes costumes, much gpld
braid sGd 81 Overflow ~ good hameF
Army men enafed their navy frieuds
- ihty met Ia fhe course Of ths search
for ssats Probably 2sOG1 invited
glssts hiied every nook Of the stands
sfeH the Navy goat tagnng ~ bis
halter, fGeFt0ld ID seconds the arrival
81 the navy squad, which came ont ~
the gymBs siam end through the north
wes( gate 70 the field moment later
almost before the roar 81 middy meg
sphoBss had disd away, two gray ,eoat
"a cadets rushed wildly out N tDe Up
Iosite gateway, carrying between them
! big hsHnsr ~ the West Point vi
color and sweeping 10 s siis circle un
III they wound Hp 10 front 0f the sd
der stand Then a second later eams
the Army team, looking a BIZ lighter
than the sailors, but HeFgO8sly ready
fsr the fray and fairly dancing into
the preliminary lineup u the signal
practice,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
HAYrIAN ARMY IS BEATEN.
Revolutionists March on Capital After
Decisive Battle.

Port An Prince. Hayti Nov, 30-~The
government Saturday met with severe
reverse and the situation Is most criti-
cal,
General Cyriaque Celestin, the minis
ter a war, who was IN personal com.
nand 81 the forces at Anseaveau, en-
gagged the revolutionary forces near that
place and met with an overwhelming de-
Feat
So hard pressed was the commander
that he was Obliged 70 Tee from the
wreck 81 his forces ia avoid capture.
Hard pressed by the reyolutionists,
after a flight Of eight miles he took ref
uge In the German consulate at Mira
goame, where he Is reputed 20 he safe.
The defeat Of General Celestiu has
cleared the way for the revolutionists
and word has rachcd here that the enemy
is marching on Port Au Prince
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30

Coed times comm
Possnm In dc tree
Il bout de fattsS possnm
Dat 1 ever vet did <eet
Rabbit an de- partridge
A ruuain th'co de grass
I knowed e. how dem prophecies
Was sho' to come e pass
Good times comm
be ducks is drawiR' near,
IL oysters an De terFapm
Is mighty hhe liz year,
Sc gimme credit heeey
stn3iea dsy anl ulsat
Rout - speeckes dax ass mskias
An / mas a-voted ghti
-W asAingten star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
KEENAN, DROPS DEAD
Comes 70 FIaaklin. N H, for a Visit
With Hunteoaa

Franklin Falls. n. IT,. Nev 30. Frank
:. Neenan aged a. macaiuist Of
Springfield VI dropped dead last Sat
Waay night q heart disease at George
hnntoens eR Salisbury street. Doctors
sAs the attack VAS Wrought ca bv bur
fy3Rs from tAe depot t. the Muntoon
heNse- heansn i0EmsFy worked here
and bad come e town K 80 his wife.
vac Was Yisitlag tbe Huatpoa family
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
100000 RECOVERED.
wreckers Bring Up Bullion Fom Sub
merged Finance.

New York, Nov, 30,--The Merritt,
Chapman wreekers went 70 work early
this morung on the wreck OF the Psna,
ma railroad steamer Finance, sunk on
the west side Of the main ship channel
On THURSDAY by collision with the
White star freiEater Georgia. Capt
Mowbray was aboard the wreck and
xuperintended the task Of recovering
100000 IN bulioD, insanity gold. with
valuable mail and the iewelry 81 some
a the passengers, was locked IN the
vault 81 che ship
The diver bad little trouble boating
the room, which opened with several
KEYS Citing sueeeedmg doors. He
brought up the coin ait 1880 O'clock
Yesterday afternoon and il was put
aboard tug and transferred e. the
steamship Advance,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
HEAvY Calls FOR ICE.
Rutland Dealers Unable to Supply the
Demand.

Rutland Nov. S0-Local ice dealers
say there are many inquiries from Maine
and New York points Tor lee in carload
bots, indicating g general scarcity 81 ice
in the market at present. One lceal 6rm
Is shlpnaag four carloads q week 30
points % the HD8soR river 70 supply
crcameriss which elsim they can SET no
Ice nearer the point Of coasumPtion.
L0cai dealers say tie present situation
proves that asr3 tlwes does nct at
feet the SAKE Of lee Is the suumers as
more was sold lsst ssuu,er thar the
year previous Burhagtoa i shipping
much ice to NontreaL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
THE RACE RIOT CASE
Complete Collapse Of Prosecution at
SpEingheId. NJ, Expected.

Springfield, III. Nov. s0.-A complete
collapse O. the prosecutions il she cases
growing out Of the recent race riots at
Springfield IS regarded As likely. A YER
d'ct e not guilty was brought in BY the
Jury saturday IN the case 81 William
ana Mabel Stout, who bad been charged
wita burglary and larceny during the
riots The state bad already failed Is
secure convictions in three eases u
Wishing and destruction q property.
Over LOO other indictments are pending.
eat these probably VIII b dismissed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-30
AUTO HIT POST
and One Of the 0Oeupaata Sustained !
Broken Arm

Rutland Nov aA Five Rutland yQune
naep returning trQm West Rutland FIJI
day night ID an automobile owned aud
driven BY Frank Moves met with an ae
eiaent about fpur miles from this city.
when the machine struck telegraph
pole aud MI az the occupants we're
thrown out Harold q Martin had bis
right arm broken at the elbow and a, I.
Casey received q had CASH ever the right
eye.
The lights On the machine were din.
and as Moves turned ont To pass al,
other yehwle~sae machine struck a pole
sqaarely and an Of the occupants we've
thFewn dewn an emhapkmeRt Mark
Casey, a 1. Scott and Air. Moves we're
uninimQd The machine was badly dam.
aged,