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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

TEDDY BEARS WON
Defeated Italian Pleasure Club In the
Candle Pin Contest.

The eanl.e pin contest BOWED at Btiz-
zesIs alleys laef eyeaing between the
Teddy BeaYs ard the italian PLEASURE
club teams N the City candle pin lpagne
resulted ID q victory foF the Teds, the
Italians ks-in0 three straight Carawell
IF the Bears llad tiir high single str.g
u tho match wish i02 ana eaplaln jones
III tie saae teaa Rad tae lHgh three
string honoea with tosai d 10 The
next match eia TX relleSi friday eFen
ing. vbea tie KaIatrsasrs sill meet the
Itasian
5A4 4errc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
BILL TO PENSION ALL
WIDOWS or SOLDIERS
Would Add s1s.ooo0O0 4 Year to the
Pension Roll.

Washington. d G. Jan. 81. LIT Is e.
tinatel thai $4,000 900 a rear viii Be-
added TIE the eose III pension roll hyl
a bill which WIS iayorahlv reported yes
fepiay by the House pensions commit
tee.
II allows sl2 . month pension 10 the
widows Of veterans 81 the Civil war. the
Mexican war, and other wars who were
married before 1890, and this withosft
regard 70 amount Of property owner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
FINED THREE DOLLARS.
But Swift Appeals and Is Held for the
Higher Court.

boston. Jan 50.--M Morrison L Swift,
the lealler 81 the army Of unemployed
who was arrested Oh 4 warrant Tuesday
charging him with distributing circulars
without license. IN vioation Of city
ordinance. was fined s. in the municipal
court Yesterday
Swift appealed end was held IN bonds
81 $50 for tAe superior court Pending
the appearance 81 = bondsman. Swift
was taken to the city prisom
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
D. c. Heath Dead.

Boston Jan. 80. Daniel c. Heath tas
head o. the publishing house Of 2, q
Heath 4 Co, died at his home in Ser
sonFille Tuesday night as result e
stroke Of apopiexy He was iaass
member Of the Boston firm Of Giua
Heath until 1856. when he estabisse'
the ira Of D. G Heath & Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
CURRENCY BILL REPORTED TO-DAY
Not More Than Two Weeks to BE Con-
sumed BY Discussion.

Washington, d. q. Jan 30. The AL
arirh financial bill, which was reported
IN the Senate today. will BE- taken up
for debate about February 10. and kept
steadily before the Senate - unfinished
business until il j. disposed oi Senator
Aldrieh Is Of the opinion that not more
Gliau two weeks win be consumed IN
discussing the measure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
MINISTER BRAND FAvoRS
LAW FOR TRIAL MARRIAGE
Declares Unions Should Be Contracted
for Specific Period.

Paris. Jan. 3d. Replying 10 the theme
advanced by Paul Bourret in his play
a 3ivorcei which was given IN tais
city last night, Aristide BRAND, the nm
lister Of Justice and worship ,paetleaiy
comes out IN favor Of trial marriagss
lie says unions should be contracted
for specific perioss under legal III
guards protecting the interests Of ooia
parties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
AUT0IsT SENTENCED TO
is MONTHS IN PRISON
Court Scores Dr.. Morris For Killing Mar
cus !. Jacobs

Newark, n =. Jan 30Dr Walter
RI. MoYris the Young dentist. wnose Al
t0mobiie ran duwu and killed Marcus i.
iaeahs, uanageg If Tie Columbian thea
tre here, "a Sept % last Nas sentenced
yesterday hy Judge Esek IN the couFt
81 Quaker sessions 10 eighteen months
iH the peaitentiary.
IL praHnuaeiug sentence Judge TEN
Eyek scored sae defendant for reckless
driving and for his apparent ipdilieF
enes to the tate of bis victim after the
accident occurred The widow III Mr..
jacobs L suing Morris FOR 100000 dam
ages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
ITALIANS URGED no STAY HOME
Government Issues Notice with Regard
to Emigration to Ameriea.

Rone, Jan. 80 The government
through the emigration Office, has issued
another notice with the object oi dis
eeuraeing emigration 10 tie Un5ted
States. Tie notice states that the Ital-
ism consul ii New York has telsgaphed
here urging Italians to remain AZ home
while the present industrial depression
ard scarcity Of work in tie United
States continues
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
PIRACY ON CHINESE GRAND CANAL
Passengers Reported Held Up and Robbed
"A Number KILLED

Shaugha. Jan. 30s--Details haze reach
I'd here OF the piratical osstrages recent.
III committed on the Grand canal. eighs
hours journey from Shanghai Three
tows 81 crowded launches coming iron
Kashing were held up ca SATURDAY "
hundreds Of pirates, who are belieged
To he soldiers that have deserted from
tie disafFected districts Of Cheklang A
number Of passengers were SCOT. One
Of the launches attacked is owned by
aTaparese, and the consul Of Japan
threasens to send Tinnaees from var
ships To patrol the waters if the Chinese
authorities rennein inactive. All tie
tows Of passenger launches are now a.
eompanied by strong military escort
An American. whose name Is not
given, has been arrested at Harfdn ior
being in possession If docnmenss Eaieh
the Chinese authorities claim prove him
to be an agent q the anti-dyuaseic FsYo-
lutionisfs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
BARRE TOOK
EVER YTHING
Three Strings and All HonOrs
From Montpelier
---
INBIG PIN BOWLING MATCH
Fraser sf tie Winners Had the High sin
gIs and Three-atrfng Total--Teddy
Bears Won from the Itaiiaa
P. c. Last Night
INBIG PIN BOWLING MATCH

A picked fesm Of hg pin rollers
from tsse capitol city roes 8 nafch
WITH a Bagfe team ~ Bazzais alleys
lac evening aYa tle Isarrs8se~ to0k eY-
efyttdng 10 sigss. einHia9 three straignt
lark Fraser Naa Aigh man 81 tile nateh,
haring the lsiaa single u ~ anil also
the ifgh rfsfs~ string total a 5sl Npte
1as see0n8 high gnau nith three string
sal Il SCI an.s snele u az
TAG 4fneAs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
cauaht.

MY dear, you grow prettier every
day"
"And snabbier. John Compliments
are all very well but I'd like to see a
little ready cash occasionally. WASH.
ington Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
HOUSE CHAPLAIE's PRAYER
BRINGS LOUD APPLAUSE.
Asks for Delivery from Demagogue. Big
Of and Other UndesirabEes.

Asks for Delivery from Demag0gue, Big
Of and Other UndesirabEes.
Washington, D. G., Jan. 30.--Tlse most
unusual incident Of applauding the
prayer Of the chaplain occurred In the
Horse of Representatives yesterday. The
chaplain bad barely cosElndad. when
Rand -elapping and laughter were beard
from yarisas directions. The prayer
rans
Coed Lord. deliver Us. We beseech
Thee. from the jiRg0, the aemagogue.
the bigot and al other undesirable citi-
zess. and give us instead the patriot,
tAe statesman, The broad minded, pener-
asis hearted manly man, that Tax king
dom may rome and Thy win be dime on
earth as It Is in heaven, for CArist's
sake, am~n."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
Il. - 80.

"New. then. children. said the teach
er, "whal Is f we want most n this
world 70 make rs perfectly happy~
De talngs We aln'f got" shouted the
bright bog in the back seat.-Philadei-
phia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
RUSSIAN BOND ISSUE.
Lot Of ssi.sooooo to Replace Issue of
1904.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 30.-The govern
ment has authorized the issue Of per
cent bonds 20 the amount Of l63, Doc. boo
rubles lssI.500. 000l to replace the bonds
issued IN 1864 The new Issue IS to
run for four years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
Two TOBACCO BARNS BURNED.
Another Raid Made by the Night Riders
in Kentucky.

Adairsviiie. Ky, Jan S0.--ABolher raid
b. nieht riders toolr place when two
barns hllea vita tobacco were burned
near here Tuesday nisht.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
ORE More Rioht

Mistress Many a married woman
envies you your place here as cook for
rs. Bridget Cook--Tes'm-'cause I
can leave and they can't Lippin-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
POWER TO LEVY INCOME TAX.
Senator Gore Introduces Joint Resolu-
ton Amending Constitution.

Washington, Jan 50-Senator Gore of
Oklahoma yesterday introduced Joint
resolution amending the Constitution 50
as q give Congress the power 90 levy
an iT5come tax, either graduated Or 9TH
erwise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
A THREAT
TO NATAL
Colony MuSt Check Its Indian
immigration
WARNING NOTE SOUNDED
From the TransvaaI--ItaIy Keeping En-.
grants from America--Piracy Is
Reported Prevalent On Cain
csc Grand Canal.
WARNING NOTE SOUNDED

Pretoria, Jan S0.--GeDeral Smuts, ths
colonial secretary Of the Transssal, ID
speech Tuesday night "a the Asiatie
question. warned the Natal government
that If the continued immigrasion 81 In.
dams was permitted. the rest d saatb
Africa would haye 10 take firm artion
ard prefer advice 70 Natal 70 tbe strong
ct terms. Otherwfse, be said TIE III.
migration Of Asiaties would soon ovS.
run the whole Of South Africa.
The significance ri the statement ii
General SHUTS il more evident w'hea tie
fact il made clear THAT there are yesi-
dent in Natal lI2,000 Indians. and only
$1,000 whites.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
ID Cue 4 cold u ons pav

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinins Tab
leta. Druggists refund money If il fails
te cure L. ". GROVES signature Is On
each box. 25e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
GOLD MEDAL FOR HIN, FOR
HE KILLED NEGRO BURGLAR.
coroners jury Gives Him Vote Of
Thank and Starts sabsenption.

Thanks and Starts Subscription.
St. Louis, Jan. 90 After returning
a verdict Of instiaabie Homicide last
uigat tie jurors id the inquest oFer the
body Of Gus King q negro. started a sub.
seription to buv gold medal for his
slayer Joseph T. Noikmsn who hasl
found the negro rnbbilsa bis home at
Webster Grove. a suburb
The Jury announced that It considered
that Workman had done the community
service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

Tie less religion q man has the more
Sc thinks Bic wife ought 70 haye.-Chi-
esgo News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

Fan Wheat Crop Badly Damaged BY
Heavy Rains.

Stockholm, Jan. 30.--Seriogs famine
conditions are prevalent in the iron min
ing districts Of northern LapIaad As-
corsling To dispatch ID Dagens Myhet.
eT from Kiruna. the inhabitants IN the
parish oil Yelhelnina have gore 20 the
extreme OF Strengthening dogs and eats
for food to prevent starving to death
Reports from fte districts Of NesteF-
noYTland ard Vesterbosten in LaPlsna
last fall showed thar 3 famine vas
threatens il those districts. where Del
naing rains had done great damage 70
the wheat crops
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
MOVE IS INDORSED
BY COMMISSIONERS
Presidents Appointment O.
Charles p. Neill Is
Approved.

The appointment by the President OF
Charles Z. Neil, Commissioner Of La
Dor, to investigate the building depart
ment Of the District as well as bGIldins
conditions generally. as first announced
in The Sunday Evening Times meets with
the unqualified Endorsement OF the Com
missiOners-
Il am very glad" said Commissioner
Mcfarland today, that COMMISSIONS
Neil has been appointed 20 make the
examination OF the Office Of inspector
Of Buildings as recommended by the
coroEer's jury and indorsed by the Com
misSiCners.
MIR. Neiu is a practical investigator
who will give us the facts upon which
the Commissioners viii take any action
that may be necessary 70 improve con
ditions The object Of the Commission
ers has been 10 get the facts. II the
President had not seen his way clear
10 comply with the request Of the cor
CEer's jury, the Commissioners would
have themselves provided fJr an investi-
cation"
Commissioner Morrow, also reiterat-
ed his statement today hat he VIII
welcome an investigation Of any COM
mission or person appointed by the Pres
ident-
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
IS BACK
IN WITNESS CHAIR
Recalled by His Own Law
yerS TO Explain Some
Testimony.

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Although John
d. Archbold concluded his testimony
under cross-examination on ThursC ay
last. in the suit Of the Government TO
dissolve the Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey, he was again called tc the
stand this morning when the hearing
was resumed in the custom house.
ArchbOld was recalled by his own law
yers, who want some testimony on ql.es-
tiOns, brought out by Frank B. Kellogg.
the prosecutor. explained. His testimony
viii be closed today. Just what witness
will follow him has not yet been defin-
itely decided.
The original plan was to have James
A Moffatt, a director Of the Standard
Oil Company, and president Of the
Standard OF Indiana. then President
TilfCrd. Of the Standard Of California,
and then probably William Rockefeller.
These plans. however. may be changed.
IN fact, there was a rumor today that
William Rockefeller will not be called
as a witness
The Washington times., 1908-12-07

Mr. Williams said that the principal
stumbling block in the way Of finding
May Irene lies in the fact tnat he
doesn't know her stage name Her real
name was originally May Irene Walter,
Dut he understands that suc has been
twice married. once 70 n man named
Marsh. and again 10 a man named HOyt-
Ia addition. she may nave a stage name
or IWO, ana Ar- Williams doesn't know
them
MI Williams wishes Il made plain
that Mrs. Walter r-Marsh-Hoyt viii save
herself money by appearing at once and
claiming what is hers. Already a pretty
penny OF her inheritance has been spent
IN an effort 10 find her, and more VIII
have 10 go into the hole aIJer IL II she
Go-Sn' materalIze soon
The unaI accounting in the TAusou
estate Will be Med in Brooklyn in two
weeks. II May Irene Walter-Marsh-
HoyJ hasn't come 20 the front by then
and claimed her good fortune her
money viii be deposited with the c{tv
chamberlain and ali the detectives.
lrailerS and identifiers who are now o1lr
hunting her Will be called on.
once her money gets into the cham
DeTlaIu's ,-auds II viii be up 10 Nav
Irene herself 70 fnd out that it.js there.
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
IF YOU'RE MAY IRENE
BETTER SPEAK QUICK
Accommodating Rich Uncle Dies But Chorus Lady Hell
Can't Be Found on Account of Her Two Marriages
and Three or Four Stage Names.

NEW YORK, Dec. III anybody
knows the whereabouts Of May Irene
Walter. or Marsh, or Eoyt. by profes-
sion a chorus girl, and within the last
year a member of one Of the companies
that played at Wauack's Theatcr, then
that somebody viii be doing MAY Irene
a service by sending her address to J.
Newton Williams. attorney. . Liberty
street
Mr. Williams represents the exeCu-
tors Of John PAnsOn, a shipbulder, Of
South Brooklyn. who died six months
ago leaving an estate worth $1,000
IAnson's estate is all personal UroD-
erty. and since he died without IeaviDe,
3 viii must be divided by law between
his widow and his next Of kin. He left
no direct heirs.
Miss May Irene is all the next Of
kin there are She is a niece Of I'Anson.
being the only daughter Of a sister Of
his who is now dead. and there is So. 900
coming TO her as soon as she can be
found
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
TELEGRAPH LINES
DEEPLY PROBED
Results of First Examination
Warrants Further Investi-
CATION of Charges.

The nature Of the action to be taken
BY the Government against the Western
Union and Postal Telegraph companies.
provided the charges fled against them
are substantiated will not be dtermin-
ed upon until Secretary Straus has re
osIved a detailed report from Commis-
Eioner Neiu, Of the Interstate Commerce
[n-r. 3ission. who was sent 10 New York
Il conduct a special investigation. Mr..
Neil and Frank W. Bird. a special in
vcstigator Of the Department Of Com
merce and Babor are now engaged in
preparing a report.
The investigation has been conducted
with great secrecy for several months
and is the result o. Senator LaFoIlette's
speeches in the Senate or telegraphs
and specific charges laid before the
Government by President Kontkamp, Of
the Telegraphers' Union. in Chicago.
Mr.. Konecamp alleges that the two
telegraph companies are working OF an
agreement basis whereby they eXchS Hge
business. thereby curtailinS the expense
OF extensions Determinations against
the public and in favor of press associa-
uons and brokers also are charged, and
the increased rates put into effect a
year ago is said 10 have been the result
OF a deal decided upon by the officials
or the companies.
A preliminary investigation by Mr..
Bird brought forth sufficient develop
meuts TO warrant further probing, and
Secretary Straus requested Commits
sioner Neill TO look into the matter Mr.
Neili summoned before hiEl the officials
OF the telegraph companies. the man
ayers Of several press associations, and
several brokers, with view to finding
out whether rebates had been grantedfto
heavy users Of leased wires. In every
instance a denial was entered. In the
meantime expert accountants were put
at work on the companies books. The
result OF the examination is now in the
hdnus or the Government officials
MI Nell endedVOred TO ascertain the
causes which prompted the almost ST.
HluIJaneous Increase in telegraph rates
from p TO 80 cents. as a minimum and
q pTopOruOnate increase based on dis
lance Ine company officials declared
tuaJ such an increase was made abso-
luJely necessary because of the inrOads in
Inc business made by the telephone COM
pahles. IulS. they said. was especially
true I'M the large cities, like New York
ana CnicaSo, where the scent rate has
gone into effect. They further stated
mat local business in great cities was
llelI greatest source Of revenue. Should
me telephone business continue to in
crease and interfere with the telegraph
receipts, il was declared, a further in
crease IN rates is not at all improbable
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
SHOT AND KILLED.

GLOVER VILLAGE. VT, Dec. Ray
CCOmer. of Greensboro. twenty-fOuT
years Of age. was shot and killed in
the home Of Levi Partridge. one mile
from here. Partridge is locked UP on
the charge Of killing him. For some
time Coomer has been intimate with
Mrs Partridge. and his attentions have
been the cause of considerable trouble
in the Partridge family. Last July
Partridge SWcre out a warrant for
COOmeT and he was lodged in Newport
jail. Mrs. Partridge left home, but a
reconciliation was finally effected and
Partridge gave bail for COomer's re
lease and warned him to keep away.
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
KOneHkanp Confirms
Story of Investigations

CHICAGO, Dec. IS. J. Konenkamp.
president Of the @ T. L. A, has fully
confirmed the statement that the De
partment Of Justice was Investigating
she telegraph companies, but said that
he was not at liberty to say how far
the investigation had proceeded. or what
The findings Of the Investigators are at
this time
The Investigation has been going on
for several months. not only in New
York but in other cities, wherever It
seemed likely that evidence was to be
obtained" said AIr. Kouenkamp. at is
the outgcOwth Of Senator La Follette's
resolution in the last session. 1 would
not be at liberty 10 divulge the extent
o. evidence obtained or the nature Of
fl even were L in the confidence Of the
Governments agents.
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
WOULD SPEND COIN
TO BEAUTIFY CITY
DTiScoii, of New York, Would Like
to See S1O,OOOO,OOO
Used Here.

i would rather see S1O,OGO,GOO spent on
the beaUtihCatiOn of Washington than
on the construction Of battleshipS." said
Representative DTisCOU Of New York at
the White House this morning.
Every time 1 come back here I find
tlat the city is growing on me. People
from all over the nation are taking
great pride in the Capital and 1 should
like 90 see il made more beautiful
Mr. DTiscOH said that he would like
to see the Government purchase The
l5ud and houses betWeen the new Sen
ate Office Building and the Union Sta
non, clear the ground and put up son .
sort OF magnificent public BUILDINGS or
IL other ways beautify what IS now n
comparatively poor part of Washing
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
FOUR ARE DROWNED
WHEN ICE BREAKS
Two Young Women and Two
Young Men Meet Death in
Water.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, Dec WITHIN a
few yards OF the shore and in sight Of
fifteen OF twenty friends who did their
best 10 rescue them, Violet Blivens,
Annie Blivers, Earl Cooper. and Harvey
Richardson were drowned in Lake
EoshnonS, about twenty miles from
here.
For two hours a laughing. shouting
crowd wheeled and CircIed and raced
over the smooth ice I'm front Of the
snOwed-up summer hotel before dinner
was served.
Suddenly there was a great cracking
and all I've pleasure seekers I sappeared
in fourteen feet Of water.
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES
HIS INAUGURAL AIDES
Executive Committee Announced by Stellwagen, Who
Gives Reason for His Selections-Many New
Names Appear on List.

Thomas 2. Morgan.
Arthur Q. Moses.
Frank A. Munsey.
Me jor Charles J.. McCawley.
Frederick B. Mcclure
J. NOta McGill.
John r. Mclean
George Y McLanahan.
James L. Norris.
Theodore W. Noyes.
James +. oyster.
+. SOuthard Parker.
Col. NJ. Nj. Parker.
Capt. Andrew Parker.
Col. James G.. Payne.
RI. {. Perkins.
r. Ross Perry.
Major Duncan c. Phillips.
ID. :. Porter.
Frank L. Reside.
II. s Reesl de.
CunO II. Rudolph.
Edgar ID. Shaw.
Maj. Richard ID. Simons.
John II. Small, jr.
A 5. SOlomOns.
Gen. Ellis Spear.
Joseph NJ. Stcddard,
Major Richard Sylvester,
Robert II. Terrell.
Col. George TTuCsdell.
William =. Van Wickle,
Thomas +. Walsh,
Brainard H Warner,
NJ /. Weller,
Henry i. West,
Brig. Gen. John NJ Wilson.
Gen. Maxwell V. Woodruff.
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
MRS. JULIANA BARRY
BURIED TOMORROW
Funeral Services for Mexican War
Officers Widow Held in
St. Marks.

Funeral services for Mrs. Juliana II.
Barry, a resident OF Washington for
eighty years, and widow of Capt. Ed
mund Barry, q distinguished soldier Of
the Mexican war, who died Sunday at
the residence Of her sOE-in-law, Dayton
:. Ward. Imperial apartments. viii be
held from St. Marks Episcopal Church
tomorrow afternoon At . O'Clock Inter
ment VIII be in Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs. Barry is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Dayton s. Ward.
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
HAS LIGHTING PLAN
FOR LIBERTY STATUE

Chief Engineer Armstrong. Of the
Singer building. OF New York. has
been in Washington during the past
few days trying 10 interest CONGRESS
men In plan 20 light Up the statue
Of the GODDESS Of Liberty in New York
Earbor as the Singer tower is lighted.
The plan is 10 have twenty-four
powerful searchlights, situated at the
base Of the statue, trained on the
statue during the night
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
CARROLL ELECTED.

The Bartenders' International League.
Local -, held a meeting yesterday aG-
ternOOn, at which William A. Carroll
was elected president and manager af-
ter a spirited contest. J. T. Lewis was
elcted recording secretary. the remain
ing Officers bCiES reelected
The Washington times., 1908-12-07
CHICAGO BROKER
DIES IN OFFICE

CHICAGO, Dec. Charles K. Sack
ett ffty-six years old. manager Of the
commission firm Of Ware & Leland.
and one Of the best known members
of the board OF trade. fell dead upon
arrival AT the offices Of the concern il,
the Postal Telegraph building this morn
ing.
Heart failure is believed to have been
the cause of death
The Washington times., 1908-12-07

Edward w DOnn, jr.,
II. ROzier Dulaney,
G.. Thomas Dunlop.
GrtS. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards.
John JOY Edison.
GItg- Gen. George =. Elliott,
hear Admiral Roblcy i. Evans.
Henry r. Flather.
George +. Fleming, Percy s. Foster,
Thomas NJ. Gale
Brig. Gen. G.. l. Gillespie.
Charles G. Glover,
Bernard r. Green,
James NJ. Green.
Gilbert II. GrOSVenOr.
Gen. George II. HarrieS.
Walter 5 Harlan.
Samuel b. Hege.
Frank G. Henry.
James G. HOOe.
Major Thomas S. Hopkins
Richard r. Horror.
HeInen Jennings.
Brig. Gen. John A Johnston.
Rudolph Kaufman.
ID. J. Kaufman.
Frank A Kidd
John b Larner.
A NJ. LOthrop.
Henry B. +. Macfarland.
James Rush Marshall
George W. Martin.
Rear Admiral Newton E Mason
William a. Mearns.
Brig. Gen. AnsOn Mills.
Major j. J. Morrow.