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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25

romance has peopled each spot with witch
cry, Ellen still sits on her isle in Loch
katrine, the bugle Of Roilerick Dhl still
peoples her hilsides with the warriors
OF fancy Holyrood is still filed with
the loyeliness OF Mary, Queen Of Scots
and Glencoe is gloomed with massacre.
We hear the Gathering pipe on Lochna
gar and all the romance Of Bonnie
Prince Charlie passes before our mental
vision The Jacobite songs hum in our
brain and the wall Of Cull0dnn rings in
our ears. We hear the Moons on the
lake and the mists on the braeH and the
prescribed McGregors rise again from the
rocks and the heather We hear the
March of the Cameron Men" and before
us rush the highland clans impatient
for the fight, The pipes are slSirlin, the
tartans are waving, the claymores are
cleaning, and shields sparkle bright, till
the Cavalier and Puritan lie stretched
upon the sod ON the braes o. killicranlSie
and the Marshes Of Drumclog. The strife
ii ended, the slogan il stilled; the clans
are but memory Of her glorious past,
the psalm and the song alone Is heard,
where the Covenantcrs fought and fell,
for freedom to worship God. Tread
proudly o'er her purple heath. each spot
Is sacred soil; and where'er her heather
hills arise or her glens are clad in YER
lure. whereer her lochs IN beauty lie,
Or her streams run to the sea, where'er
the strath lifts its sun kissed bosom to
Ihe vault Of heaven or the birks hide
HE flowers meath their mantle Of green,
here the spirit Of her children has scent
n each scene with song till the worl,-
i filed with their fragrance, and hui.
nanitv to-day rcvelling admits their
perfumes, their imperishable
sweetness and undying beauty gives
hanks to God for Scotland, and her
leritage Of song.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
ANOTHER BARRE INVENTOR.
George Paterson Gets Patent on an Au-
tomato Pipe Wrench.

George Patterson Of "a Laurel street
has received patent on an improved
pipe wrench which promises to surpass
other wrencnes now on the market
The new wrench looks somewhat
ike tile StilIson wrench but, instead
of single joint, has double purchase
Joint which enables the user to grasp
d pipe instantly doing away with any
adjusting to the size Of the pipe as the
wrench IS automatic in it's working.
Mr.. Paterson Is also the inventor OF
the Imlah. Paterson unicycIe. upon which
he received a patent in 1892. This lat
ter machine combine the principles Of q
safety bicycle inside of large wheel
when revolves around the rider on the
principle of a squirrel in a wheel. While
the machine has not been used to any
extent in this country it is met with
favor in France and Italy ana several
races nave been won with them. Mr..
Paterson is working at present upon an
engine to be used for driving flying
machine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
Rude Awakening for Addison
Street People
In EARLY MORNING FIRE
House Of Peter Owens Saved by Fire
men After the Flames Had Made
Threatening Start--weII
Insured.

Flames had made considerable hessl-
way in Peter Owens our-tenement
wooden house at the head of Addison
street before being discovered early this
morning, but the firemen soon put q
dampencr on them, so that the total loss
viii not be over 5000, nearly covered by
insurance. It was the first box call for
the department since October 20. The
whistle section did not respond to the
alarm from box II, which was rung, and
the call men in the northern part Of
the city who depend upon that to sum-
mon them were not present The whistle
appeared to be ali right at the time the
morning test was made yesterday.
When the Italian residents of Joseph
Savoia's tenement ON the first floor Of
the house went To bed last night, they
piled on fuel in the sitting.room stove,
but neglected to move back couch
which was placed near the stOyes The
fire in the stove soon made connections
with the couch, and while the occupants
Of the house slept the flames began eat
ing their way through the tenement.
Smoke finally awakened the tenants and
there was hurried rush TO the streets
while one OF them went to the corne1
Of North Main and Seminary streets and
pulled the alarm,
by that time the flames were stream
ing out Of the house, making rejection
which was easily seen as far away as
the central station, causing Chief Glad
ding to remark, We've got hot one
tonight, boys" as they started out
And it was hot one for a time and
looked as if the whole house might 60.
The fire had cleaned out everything in
the sitting room Of the tenement and
worked it, way through the partition
into the adjoining apartment. Here /.
was checked, however, and even kept
from spreading to the tenement directly
above the room in which the blaze began
The weather was unfavorable for the
fire fighters, as the thermometer regis
tered ten degrees below zero, and hand
ling ice water and frosted iron is not
the most agreeable thing in life. But
the blaze was soon wAiffed out BY we'll
directed efforts, and the recall sounded
Mr.. Owens waE insured for $1,000 on
The house, and Mr. Savoia had $700 OH
The other three families
we're not insured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
ACQUITTED OF MuRDER.
Verdict in Detsch Case Arouses Enthu-
siasm in Court.

Philadelphia, Jan. % After trial
Of three days, Andrew jackson Detscn
who was charged with numbering Harry
Ferree in a boarding house last Novem-
Der was acquitted yesterday The
announcement Of the verdict caused an
enthusiastic denomination in the court
room.
Destch, who is %, lived with his wife
and child in an uptown boarding house.
On the the night Of November 5 police
men heard several shots and in front Of
the door Of the Detsch apartment they
found Ferree dead with three bullet
wounds in his body He was In his
stocking feet.
Detsch said lie thought It was blir-
glar Among Ferree's effects the police
found many letters which bad passed be-,
tween FeTee and Mrs Detsch and
number Of suggestive photographs.
To show a motive for the shooting the
commonwealth tried to introduce the
letters and photographs. but the court
ruled them out on the ground that the
commonwealth must prove that Detsch
knew Of the alleged intimacy Of bis wife
with FeFree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
FUNERAL OF A. W. LANE
Was Very Largely Attended Yesterday
Afternoon Burial ID Einwood.

The funeral services of Alfred w. Lane
were held at his hate residence at South
Barre yesterday afternoon, Rev J. Ed
ward Wright Of Montpelier officiating.
The funeral was one Of the largest at
tended Of any ever held in South Barre
the house not being large enough to hold
much more than one half Of those pres
ent, including many relatives and friends
from other towns
The four sons, w. A. Lane, Grant Al.
Lane. Karl A, Lane and Adolph B. Lane,
all 81 this city, acted ais bearers The
carpenters union attended in q body and
among the floral tributes was a pillow
from the union. Interment was made
in Elmwood cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
ISSUE AN ORDER
TO STOP EMIGRATION
Imperial Edict Given Out in Toxic To-
day is Quite Restrictive Steam
ship Companies Oppose It.

Toxic, Jan. 25.-An imperial order
which was issued today prohibits all
japanese emigration to the Hawaiian is-
lands, except ii case of relatives 81 lap
anese already residing there The order
i being strongly opposed BIZ the steam
ship companies and representatives of
all the big lines, after being served With
an order personally appealed to the for
eign Office to at least modify it but met
with absolute refusal. Stringent orders
have also been issued to all officials that
the prohibition Of emigration laborers to
America and Canada must be rigidly en-
forced To prevent subterfuge. emigra-
tion 10 Mexico has alsa been placed I'M
der the ban.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
SEND A SHIP
TO BE READY
To Protect American interests
10 SantO Domingo
CLOSE WATCH BEING KEPT
Gunboat Paducah Left New Orleans To-
day to Join the Eagle, Which Is
Already Patrolling the Coast
There.

Washington, ID c., Jan. 25--The Unit
ed States gunboat Paducah left New
Orleans today for St. Marc, Hayti, to
protect American interests and be in
call in case the revolution spreads to
Santo Domingo. The gunboat Eagle is
now PatrolliHg the coast from st. Marc
to Conaives The city Of Port de Pajx
IL in the hands Of revolutionists and tile
Haytian government officials, terrorized,
have taken refuge at the American con-
sulate. Although American interests in
yolved are not extensive, close watch
Is being kept on the uprising by the
state department because Of the dan
ger OF disturbances across the Santo
Domingo border.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
STEAMER R0MANIC
ARRIVED TODAY
There Was Some Apprehension Over Her
Non-Arrival as She Was Overdue
and Carried $50 Passengers.

Boston, Jan. 25-The steamship Ro-
manic from Italy, which ID several days
overdue, was reported by the marine
observer at Hull this morning. Sne is
bringing about $50 passengers and was
evidently forced to head out to sea TO
escape the recent coast storm. Coast
wise vessels resumed running today af-
ter being held up since Thursday night
BY rough weather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
Bovcott Hurt the Company.

New York. JAN PA boycott placed
ssainst the brands of tobacco manufac-
cared by the bay and Night Tobacco
company in February, 1907, BY the labor
unions. resulted in the company losing
Is per cent. Of its business. according
Il walter G. Fredlander. president Of
he company. Mr. Friellander made this
sfatemeTt yesterday while te<tifying in
ihe hearing on the governments suit
aaainst the American Tobacco company
F. alleged violation Of the sherman
.nli-trsst law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Rev. p. NJ MckeHna Is spending sew
eraI weeks at Hot Springs Virginia.
The Ebony Ministries viii hold their
rehearsals at X. Of c. hall at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Gordon Riddell, 20 Merchant street.
for watcn and clock repairs; 90 years
experience; old country watches spec
ialty.
Among arrivals at the City hotel ast
evening and today are J S. True Rut-
land; J. s Warner. Painesville, o.; II.
r. Miller. White River Junction; r. l..
Landers, Boston: ! L Shafter, Hanover,
n. H.; Charles E. Dalbisy, Albany, n Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
TAKEN TO WINDSOR.
Matilda Barrett's Husband Tried to Keep
Her from Prison.

Matilda Barrett who was convicted In
Montpelier Of neglecting one Of her
children and who was ordered released
from the care Of probation officer F b.
Thomas in Montpelier, was to-day taken
to the state prison at Windsor 10 serve
a years sentence Her husband came to
Montpelier from their home in Wood
bury last night ard tried to prevail upon
the probation officer to continue the pro-
bation and Tins keep the woman cut Of
prison. He told tale which looked
plausible ennngb, but one which Mr.
Thomas refused to consider after looking
into tile case further. So the woman
went to Windsor to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
PLAINFIELD

1oId Acre Folks win be present
ed at the town hall Thursday evening
January s0th under the auspices Of
Pleasant Valley Rebekah lodge
Mrs. Wheeler J Batehelder entertain
ed the Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
chunh Thursday afternoon and evening.
About sixty people were present.
Herbert Flood was in st. Johnsburt
this week to arrange about moving his
goods to town. Air and Mrs. Flood are
to work at Alson Smiths this winter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
MAY FINISH NEXT WEEK.
That Is The Present Outlook For Su-
preme Court

The closing arguments in the Wind
sor county court begun Thursday were
completed in supreme court yesterday
after which a recess was taken until next
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock.
Tne Windsor county case of Allen +.
Slade. administrator Of the estate If
Asabel w. Martin. VS.. Mary A. Bronson
was submitted on briefs The Franklin
county divorce case Of Winona L. Taft
VA Rus s. Taft will also be submit
ted on briefs.
The cases set for hearing next week
on the trial calendar are from Addison
Caledonia and Washington counties. 1t
is expected the balance of the term will
be completed next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
BRUISED AND SCARED.
I. J. Bolster Had Close Call From
Serious Injury Yesterday.

7. j. Bolster had narrow escape from
serious injury yesterday afternoon by
being thrown from his sleigh while
driving down steep hill from his wood
lot in Barre Town. He was driving a
Young horse which shied at something
beside the road and dashed the sleigh
into a stump. Mr.. Bolster was thrown
oyer 20 feet from the sleigh and struck
on his head and shoulders. He was con
siderably stunned for several minutes
and received a cash on the side Of his
head. He was able, however to get
the horse up from where it had fallen,
after being tangled in the harness, and
to drive to his home Save for the hruis-
es and sears Air. Bolster is all right to-
dav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
FOR WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Frank Gotch Will Try and Then Re-
tire to Private Life.

Utica, n. ", Jan. 25.-Frank Gotten.
the American wrestling champion, de-
feated Albert Soloman Of Buffalo here
last night ia a fast match. Gotch took
two straight fails, the first in twenty
two minutes and the second in thirteen
Gotch expressed the greatest conf
denee that be would defeat lIaeken.
schmidt the Russian Lion, for ...e
OF the world and said that
after that match he would retire from
the game
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
A FEDERAL CHARGE.
Made Against Ameido Deangelis at Brat
tIeboro.

RrattIeboro. Jan. -Tmedio Dean
gelis Of this town, young Italian
shoemaker, was arrested by Deputy Mar
shal f. II. Chapman of Rutland yester-
dav afternoon on complaint of Post
office Inspector D. J. Rapp Of Washing
ton, charging him with sending obscene
matter through the mail He waived a
hearing befose Judge J. I. Martin and
was held in 500 bail, which was fur
nished. The case was set for trial Mon
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
FoRMER oFFIcERs cHosEN.
Prof Howard at Head and Supt. Q. D.
Mathswson Secretary and Treasurer.

A The meeting Of the state board Of
normal school commissioners in Buriiae
ton lasf night. proi Walter E. Howard
OF Aiddlebury college was against chos-
en- president and Supt. o. ID. Aiathevson
Of Barre vas also selected again fer see-
retafy and treasurer. The board. besides
clectias officers, talked over the work
for the year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
TO REPEAL LEASE.
Bill Before Massachusetts, Legislature
After B. 4 A. r. R.

Boston, Jan. 25 Upon petition Of the
state branch Of the American Federation
of Labor, bill was introduced into the
House yesterday, providing for the repeal
and annulment of the lease OF the Bos-
ton & Albany railroad to the New York
Central management, and also that the
charter OF the Boston 4 Albany be with
drawn The bin also provides that the
be directed to take and
possess the railroad franchises and other
property Of the Boston 4 Albany. The
bin was referred to the committee on
railroads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
OPENED FOR BUSINESS.
Central Meat Market is The Seventh in
its Kind in Barre.

The Central meat market, the seventh
market doing business in the city. was
opened FOR business in the basement Of
the Durkee block this morning. The
market has a new fresh lire IF the
goods to be found in the general market
Including all kinds Of meats. canned
goods and vegetables G. T. Ingalls, t.
ia charge ami Ben Tassie Will work in
the market and on the order team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
4 petition y Bankruptcv.

rew York. Jan ga petition in
hsaLruptcv has been fled against Viii
issa Kleinschmidt and George i. Hom-
lsad ST Kleinschmidt howland & com
veay, dealers in jewelg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
GETS $4,000 REQUEST.
University Of Vermont Benefits By VIII
Of PROT. oIdIonaux.

New York. Jan. 25.-The university
Il Vermont is left $4,000 by the win
81 the late John Ordr0naux. filed for
probate AZ AiineoIa, Long Island yes
etrdaY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
EAST BARRE STORE SOLD.
]. R. Osborne Buys the Grocery of R. ].
Woodward.

The p. y. Cafe real estate agency has
sold for r. J. Woodward his grocery
store at East Barre to J. r. Osborne Of
Barre Town, who has already taken pos
session. Mr. Woodward Is undecided as
to what he will do. but for the pres
eut will take a little vacation from
active work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
spAuLDING LOST.

By Decisive Score to Burliag'o1 High
at Burlington, 35 to Z.
The Spaulding nigh school basket bali
team gnt tronncing from Burlington
high school III the y. MI G A. evnnna
sium at Burlington last evening, tle
score being IS 70 2. Averill PLAYED tie
best game for Spaulding, and Pike and
Burke did the fastest work for tae win
ners. The score;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
Mrs. Thaw Very Indignant.

AT the Tombs to-day Evelyn Thaw
issued an indignant interview, within
which she characterized as eats certain
well-known women writer's, who have
been chronicling her movements during
the present trial
These women have written about me
as woman without a soul, she said,
"but ! wonder how many of them would
measure UP to the standard Of excel
lence in womanhood had they suffered
the trials that have. Their declaration
that / married Harry for his money is
cruel and base lie.
Why, If had wanted to marry for
money, I could have married man
worth much more than he. All that
Harry and | want is for him to be ac-
quilted and then to be let alone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25

Also Custody Of Children and Right to
Use Maiden Name.

The divorce petition Of Mary Tyrel
vs. William II. Tyrel was granted IN
Addison county court yesterday by Judge
w. w Miles. Mrs. Tyrel, who Is better
known by her stage name OF Gladys
Grey, was granted the custody Of the
two children and the right TO use her
maiden name.
Burlington. Jan 25.- But few women
have the experience 81 being granted a
divorce, partaking Of a divorce supper.
playing the leading role in a divorce
comedy and partaking Of divorce sup.
per on the stage all in one day Miss
Gladys Grey Of the Iprne EIwyn com
pany enjoyed the experience yesterday
Her petition for divorce was granted
Yesterday at Middlebury by Judge W.
w Miles, giving Miss Grey the custody
Of her two children, boy nine years
nf age and a girl of six, and also allow
ing her to use her maiden name, La
Rock.
Last evening Mics Grey gave di-
gorce supper at porn's at which the
Of the Elwyn company were
quests The menu was more elaborate
han that Of the preceding stage sup
per, and the food, as well as the mirth,
vas real,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
And is Being Attended by
Family Physician
WILL NOT DELAY TRIAL
First Draft of Hypothetical Question
Was Furnished To-day--Attorney
Littleton Thinks He Will Gain
a Big Point.

New York, Jan. 25.-While Harry. X.
Thaw is still suffering from cold
which was contracted in the court room
on Thursday and the Tonbs physician
is attending him, his condition is not
serious and no delay ia the trial from
this source Is anticipated.
The first drafts Of the hypothetical
question was furnished Jerome by Gar
van and Dan 0'Reilley today. Later all
the attorneys will confer and see as far
as possible that all Objectionable matter
will be eliminated to obviate tiresome
wrangling when the experts are sworn.
The real battle will come when Jerome
will move for reading the entire testi-
nony taken by the lunaey commission
at the last trial. Littleton said today
that he mas no doubt Justice Bowling
will exclude these minutes. That pro
ceeding was held to determine Thaw's
sanity at that time, he said. and was for
the guidance of Justice Fitzgerald and
the jury. There is no precedent in law
whereby the district attorney can use
it as evidence in this trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
SpauhliIle

Baskets from loor Burke 5. Pike 8.
w. Baker >. E. Baker :, Field ,, Kemp
ter i b. Bullock /, Averill i Grige Is;
baskets from fouls, Field 3. Averiil 81:
referee. Mereel; umpire, Dodds; timers.
Ellsworth and Burke; scorer, Andreani;
time, two % minute periods.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Z00|N)'8
G0I=0P[EIRA7 TIVE
[H]@MIE BUILDING &
REAL ESTATE
COMPANY

Capital $4,000 Paid up capital, $50
40. Following are the officers and direc-
tors: they are all Salt Lake men:
George Z. Romney. president, director
and treasurer
Miles A. Rpmney, vice president and di-
rector
Miles r. Taylor. secretary and director.
John c. Cutler. Jr., director.
The above corporation was organized 10
buy real estate and build homes. Through
having large capital and experienced man
ayers at the head of the different depart
ments. the results that we will be able
to accomplish will be such as no one OF
less capital and experience can hope to
even approximate.
Therefore. to get additional capital to
further the projects we already have I'M
der way, the directors of the company
have decided to sell an additional $4,000
worth of stock at the par value of $l-0O
per share. the same price exactly that the
directors and other stockholders have paid
for their interests in the company.
Stock will be sold in blocks of so to
5000. The investor who wants to DUR
chase even $40 worth of the stock will be
as welcome and will be treated as cour-
teousy the investor who is able to
put in a greater sum.
The directors feel that the time is OPP
carrying on. and can recommend the stock
as perfectly safe. conservative invest
ment. The company feel that they will
not only be successful, but will be car
rying on a very laudable enterprise, III
identifying vacant tracts of land.
The directors will be pleased to explain
matters in detail if you will favor them
with your presence at their offices. No.
1913 Constitution building, or will be
pleased to mail you any further informa
ton you desire, along with their folders
already prepared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
FOR SALE

For a reasonable price. in one of the best
residence districts. WE HAVE AN
IDEAL BUILDING SITE for bunga-
low. wide frontage and southern eX-
posture.
We will build this bungalow for you ac-
cording TO your plans or ours, and you
can have our architect or as many 9th 4
ers as you wish bid on plans. Z
After one payment down. our schedule.
of monthly payments amounts to no
more than mere rental, but you have
the advantage of living in your home
while paying for ii. and after final
payment you own il, having SAVED
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST for
yourself instead of your landlord.
In many instances. before final payments
have become due, customers have had
opportunities to sell at an advance
and doing so Immediately begun nego-
tiatiOns with us for another home.
There is no better investment than in Salt
Lake realty. While the present low
prices exist. is your opportunity. for
the time cannot be headed off when
outside money will pick up the ''plums.'
if our home people let ii. for in no
city is there greater promise of pro-
gressiOn than right here where some
people might hereafter censure them
selves for sleeping at the post"
We have numbers of gilt edge" real
estate propositions and will be glad
to show them. Our terms are satisfac-
tory and our representatives are al
ways ready to confer with you during
business hours
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO,
81 UP. Main Street.