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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

FOR SALJs--Blcck wood, dried IN she'd also
limh and chunk wood W. W. sutton, Tfow
Hill. barre, W. Telephone. s55-a ss9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

FOR SALH~-An upright piano. Jacob. Doll
make, pure walnut hand carved. A very hand
some plano Call Or address Ella b. Spencer,
Washington, W. l04t6i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01
ABOUT THE STATE

Bellows Falls lodge Of Odd Fellows has
$50 members and $4,000 in the treas
ury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

FOR sALE-sDne hard rubber tire bug
~, auto seat. most new, other buggies,
Democrat. sleiRhs, lharnese, robe, / top,
building lots, new Groom cottage, ali mod
ern. Frank Cooper, II Pain street. i5stzG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

The saloon Of P. F. O'Neii OF Rutland
was entered Monday evening and about
IS quarts Of tie best liquor in the shop
was taken OIL. The thieves made their
entrance by cutting out piece Of the
door and turning the key. The cash
register was rifed Of about $40 in al
dition to the carrying off Of the liquor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

TO RENi--Tenemeng fof small tAmily az
once. Call lO7 Washington strseG l4-u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

FOR SALE 200 small pigs. These pigs airs
from days 10 weeks old and are for sale as
fast AZ they become weeks old. w. H. Mar
tin, Plainiieid, w Both phones. l59l2i'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-01

Recent patents have been granted in
Vermont AZ followsi Al. e. Girard Of
ironing board w J. Trempe
81 East Ryegate, automatic felt tight
ener for paper making machines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

not let me II she knew II.
Don't think, Willie, that will
give you up for anybody, will
always remember the dear
times we had together Will
see you soon. With love,
ELSIE"
Two new suspects were found
today In the search for Leon Ling
the Chinese accused of staying vi
sic Sigcl One was at Newton
Long Island. aud the other aboard
the steamship Afizuniau, which
WAS onrouto from Hampton Road,
to San Francisco.
The Chinese AZ Newton answer
the description of the fugitive, ant
he will be brought to the city fol
Identification
The other Ling was iount
the steamship Arizonan, which
crew. He shipped on the vesse
a few days ago, and succeeded II
getting out Of port without at
tracing any notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
F|FT Y HAVE
D|ED FROM
HEAT WAVE
u, Searching the City of
New York, and Death
La viii Be Large if
soell Is Not Broken.

WV YoRk. Juno 70 Moro
i, u persons arr dead as the re.
= 4 he 10, save which has a''
s.,.a New York City with merct
!. tury darink the past few days
u !. YET there have been no
s<.s a absiemenl
IA, ,ctay /, was Indicated that
=. .af.sFinr would be more In
-. thaa on any previous day
~, H. hot period BEGAN This
s-,.lex The mercury had rcaohcd
Z Nrsss and was stu ellmblnE
,..,,,s.y /, reached % desrcea
"a iii probably be hotter than
~ hospitals are oyefflowing
M b,at victims. and i Il prob
~ al the death lis, viii be
"a hfxef unless the weather
4srfss quickly.
fscaunds Of persons sleep out
A.n rlshtly IN = vain attempt TO
.-,,,ons ne effects Of the terrible
~, ne Temperature Al night Is
~ .rd thsre Is little relief fof
4, suffsrers coney Island and
a. xrls ars crowded with suffer
n sssfy nlxht and many persons
rrtIu,s 10 sleep In the streets on
n Ezst side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
THREE BOYS MAY
HAVE DROWNED IN
LAKE WASHINGTON
START ACROSS TO PICK Der
RfEs AND FAIL TO RETURN
TO ANXIOUS MOTHER.

What has become of Charles,
James and George the young sons
OF Mrs. a. Thompson. Of 1907 10Th
av. w
The boys left home last Monday
on a trip across Lake Washington
to pick strawberries. Since they
left home no word has been receiy'
ed by their mother, who Is torn
with doubts and fears over their
absence.
Charles. the oldest son. ia i6,
James Is II and George Is II years
old Mrs. Thompson today re-
ported the continued absence 10
the police. II Ia believed that the
Young boys have taken advantage
Of the summer weather and are
having the time Of their lives
across Lake Warrington Mrs.
Thompson Is sure Of the place TO
which they went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
OUT Of WORK
So ENDS LIFE
CHRIS scHoENlNo FINDS THAT
THE STRUGGLE IS TOO
HARD FOR HIM.

Chris schoenlng. q blacksmith
who came here three weeks ago
from Greenwood, Iowa, ended his
life with a Is callber revolver at
the Goldneld hotel. i5tsiA First av..
at about II 30 o'clock this morn
Ing
schoenlBR was out Of money and
could not find work and, besides,
was falling IN health.
lie ran out Of money three DAYS
ago and gave the landlady his
watch to pay for his room This
morning he gave the landlady two
letters to mail to his relatives In
Greenwood and went to his room.
When ahe returned she found
the body kueellng before the bed
"a II In prayer
he had shortly before sent a
bullet crashing through his brain.
The revolver was stiil clutehed in
hls hand
The body Is at Bulterworth q
Sons awaiting orders from
schoenlngs relatives In Iowa
achocnlng was 3s years old,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
tsisr Special ssrvle..l

OLYMPIA. Wash June % he
abortion OF the office OF Insurance
commissioner because the ineum.
bent Of that office "a aroused Of
crime IA a species Of lynch law. the
adoption Of which would be dis.
grace to any legislature so de-.
clarcd Senator eotterill, OF King
county. In the senate this morning
IN denonncinE the Palmer bin
The bin Is only advocated here
a. q sort Of d short cut to set a
man out Of the office II this man
Is guilty he should be tried and con
yicted and bis guilt exposed and
published To take any sort Of a
short cut 70 any other result be-
cause Of the time neeessary for I'm.
peaching Or because OF the expense
Of a trial would be to prostitute
the highest branch OF the state SOY.
eminent to lgnoble ends
Lot Us serve notice on the dth'
or branch Of this legislature that
W. are ready to do our duty and
that We expect them to do theirs
No man has a riEht TO assume that
there are members In the body
who. n shown that this man IL
guilty. will not vote TO convict him
And II there are any so base In this
chamber ~ to do SO # h ~ much
our duty 10 expose them, place
them on record and hold them up
to tho contempt ot the people Of the
state, ~ Il ia TO expose and punish
the Insurance commissioner"
In the stand taken by bin on this
bin Cotierill opposed the main
body " Governor Hays adhercnts
who were for the bill In this he
was supported by Senator Nichols
Of King. and Hoaenhaupt, of spo
kane. who also favor Furnishing
schiyely. but insist that lmpcach
meni Ia the proper remedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
NJ NM PROVES TO
D[ G|RI' ! ASSA|lANT
UN[I SEEN IN COURT


NJ Ryaa. alias J. W Smith.
~ v ors Of the most danger.
= luzep men Of the country, was
1ndne< At the city ball this morn,
MN Katherine Held as the man
- lii<npted to assault her In a
- " he coi1unade hotel June
rlNtive Bob Haden. known M
~ hal Bot. one Of the shrewd
II ikIef eateherx Of the middle
~ Who Il aiding the local police
1ns he exposition period. met
~ o. Third ar yesterday and
nrdlsiely placed him under ar
- Il vas known 10 the police
nan answering Ryans de-
1l)fic1 attempted 10 assault
|>arire Held and when the girl
uered II police headquarters
" nornlnx she Instantly said
~ - prisoner was the man who
1lfi>d her into a room at the
I|1u.ade hotel
! dare Of improper conduc,
- phcsd against Ryan this morn.
y Ne rill be tried before Police
y John B. Gordon this after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
MEN AND
OFFICIALS ENDORSE
THE STARS PROPOSAL

popular chord Ia reference yesterday
necessity immediate beginning plans for third
pipe quite Of calls
office endorsing the statements
taiHcd In The star Of last night
That city prepared made evident by the
expressions the oounmen who have been interview
reporters without exception all OF the eounellmen
dod the action Of The star in bringing this matter prominently be
time the that they
stood anxious and ready 10 do their part Of the work.
Auditor Lamb the city department who s perhaps
with all uf the details In
department authority for the statement that
loss be visited by water famine IL is
allow this matter of third pipe line to be forgotten
even for nfief period
Here is what city officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

u believe the city should take
steps at this time to prepare for
an emergency which would do
away with her past experiences with
the water problem. ] believe that
it would be a good plan to have the
city make an issue Of the water
question At lie next municipal cleo.
ton. II we were TO have the people
vote on a bond issue for tho con
struciion Of another pipe line. with
the provision that the bonds be not
sold until Il was seen that the city
was likely IN run short Of water.
| think that would be the most prac-
teal manner OF looking ahead for
emergencies. ] also strongly urge
the adoption Of a meter system. for
under that system people use a
much smaller quantity Of water"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
||uEA DRESS LIKE
HRDs md INSECTS
It BALL IN PARIS

PARIS, June Is Bachelors In
1'<ieiy repaid their hosieases hos
e4lly daring the last season By
PING a ball last night at which
y ladies' appeared as birds and
1<efs. and the men wore colofed
uerihg dress.
~ Duchess duzes. Princess
11ars Birstein and Miss Mar.
laughter Of George Gould.
<ared a. butterflies. Baroness
rtnfi D. RothschlId represented a
pt' Nine. MuFiee Ephfussi. an
~ Mrs. Hugh Tevla and her
W. Miss Baxter. bees and Mrs.
,as an American. a chantlcleer.
~ a head dress Of matched
surmounied b. a defiant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
GETS GOLD PIECE BY
MISTAKE And WANTS
TO FIND ITS OWNER

frank Folsom. of 1915 Harvard
av.. who makes living selling The
Star. WAS given by mistake last
ceruinF g. gold piece instead Of
q cent. Frank ~ strictly honest and
would Ike very much to return the
coin.
He knows about where he got the
81 and about what time It was He
Is anxious to return the money and
II the person who lost It will call
on him and toll him about tho
transaction and can prove to
Franks satisfaction that he Ia the
rlshifal owner of the coin 1t will be
returned TO him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

~ Seattle continues 10 use Wnter
as she does nov. and Increases her
population al the rate Of 10 per
cent a year. she Will IN a few years
find herself in the same pfedlea.
mcnt IN regard TO water shortage
a. she has been for two or three
years past. When the full capacity
Of her present supply IL turned on
there Will be thrown into the city
about q. 600 900 gallons Of water
per day. Al this time We are using
between 3a.000.0o0 and 10000 600
gallons In case this city should
ever Increase ltn population to 500.
600, the present supply u water
would not meet the daily demands
Of her citizens alone. That dOee
not include the posniblllty u the fire
department using supply In case
Of a oohflagiatlon'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
CAPT. BELLS SON HELD

n, NJ 10y q ihe' suspects landed In
NJ, 'oo..'eIday BY Deputy Sheriff
a. ,n'-rslch, and booked under
sa.. s.'ne o. J. X Jones. was this
I'm ~ identified BY City Detec.
M , '''pa az the son Of Captain
ur1,.s,' .a'aefly IN charge Of the
ii M. o s secret service office
vzslsS nslflct Young Jones h
wv 90 a charge Of forgery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

OLYMPIA. June 25-''hc dead
lock between The two houses over
the method TO be adopted In getting
rid NJ schiyely, which developed this
morning, renders # practically cer-
tain that the session will be pro-
tractod one. luatlng from two to four
or Nix weeks and costing from $50,
600 to 10000
The mileage and Incidental oxpen
aes Of memhera amounts to some
5000 and the per diem Of members
aud employees amounte to about 5000
per day This would make ten
day session cost $4,000 and a thirty
day session cost $4,000 The per
diem goes on seven days week re-
gardlcss Of the number " soHalon
days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

P C Caster a switchman. was
struck by box car In the GreaE
Northern yards last night aud sus
tanned internal injuries which,
necosaitated his removal To Provi''
denee hospital II is believed that
the injured men will recover, Cas-
ter resides at 1915 Stewart st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

"A good many people might look
upon the question Of building an
other pipe line AZ foolish That's
what everybody thought five years
ago We know the result Of on.
own shoftElghiednesK and have luf'
fefed the consequences. would
strongly urge that this matter be-
brought 10 the attention Of the PEG.
pie. and that some plan be devised
whereby the people Of the city may
never again know what Il ie TO
want for water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
A. @. Buchanan. President Of the
oaryey.Bvchanan Co.

Considering the apidlty with
which Seattle IL growing and the
length Of time required TO build the
last pipe line. ! thiuk We should
start on a new line az once. We
cant have too much water am
heartily IN favor Of constructing an.
other pipe line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
MRS. GOULD WINS HER
SUIT FOR SEPARATION
AND IS GIVEN AL|MONY

iailons with Fafnum. bu, she prov.
cd match for him IN a battle Of
wits She admitted meeting Far
NUN upNards Of ~ ilmss on various
occasions. but upheld her euniens
ton that fAfuum was Fan aequainti
auce" and not an admircr, By Gun
Hiaicntly evAalng Sloollr questions
The lawyer waH unsuccessful In an
attempt to have her toll the color
Of Faruums eyes. how broad hls
shoulders we're. whether he was
clean shaven or whether his hair
vas Ions or curly She parried his
questions eieverly and Nlc0ll sp
peared far from satisfied ~ith his
attempt
Battle Of Wits
Mrs Gould svutc that her talks
with Farnam we're NJ business ma
tnre connected with a proposed the
airical venture Nleoll suggested
that the topic Of business must have
been exhausted during their 10 hour
automobile trip. but Mu Gould -.
Piled
The theatrical business as topic
Of discussion la practically mex
hanatiblc
In reply TO tho plaintiffs state.
ment that she felt vrctchcd. had
nothing 10 do and no money. Nicoll
referred to the fact that she had
been receiving from 5000 10 SO.
900 a month besides having had
her hotel bills paid
Mrs Gould admitted this but
said
THAT isn't much money Il Ii
not nearly enough for what J want.
ed.
When Mrs Gould left the stand
number Of unlmp0fiant witnesses
we're called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
John Lamb. Auditor Of the City
Water Department.

7 believe that the adoption Of
a meter system would greatly re-
ducc the waste Of water. but
AZ the same time this city will grow
TO such an extent that sooner OF
later our prcaeut water system will
not be able 10 supply the demand
] have figured out that when Ne
have the full force OF water coming
through the pipes under present
conditions. We will have a surplus
Of about 10000. 900 gallons daily. II
will readily be soen that unless
something is done, the city will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
Is Completely Exonerated
From All Charges Made
Against Her by Husband
by Justice Downing.

M rniiss rrvs.l
NEW YORK. June 25.-Bul
ietln.--Justiee Bowling this az.
tsrnoen eompietsly generated
Mrs. Catherine clemmens
Gould Of all the charges made
against her BY her husband,
Howard. granted her separa'
,lon and sIlmony Of $1,000 a
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
Frank mepermo,,. President Of the
Bon MArehe.

Right away. the sooner the bet
ter rs a shame The way our lawns
arc burning nn, and The only rem
edy Ia TO start on new pipe line
At once. certainly am In favor Of
more water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

HI GIN, President Of the City
Council.
There should be another pipe
line. and the quicker the people Of
Seattle realize this fact. the better
of they will be- have long been
Of the opinion that Just such a con
tIoyofsy would arise The present
water system will not supply the
demands Of this city for any great
length Of time. We must not forget
that Seattle was not built for our
special benefit. II il quite likely
this city will be having other trou-
bleH 81 lis own when we have hit
the One Way trail and are long for
gotten"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

NEW YORK. June gs-pcnying
that she had any affection for Dus
Tin Farnum and charging that every
witness who had testified 10 hav.
ing seen her intoxicated swore
falsely, Mrs. Howard Gould re-
sumed her story on the witness
stand today.
Mn. Gould was goVned In a rich
black dress and wore costly pearls.
She made a good appearance on the
witness stand and was perfectly
selfpossesaed under cross examina'
ton.
Those Witnesses awore falsely In
every detail" charged Mrs Gould
when the subject Of her appetite for
liquor was introduced
Plaintiff Greeted,
Attorney Slcoll. representing
Gould. conducted the croas cxsmina.
lion. lie gYflled the plaintiff I'M
mercifully on tho subject Of her re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

IN THESE:
KILLINGS
Protege Of Gage Murdered
Pose Shoots Assas-
sin-Sensational Out
come Of Tragedy.

NEW YORK. June 2s.--Ths
police suspect that possibly the
Roberts" connected with the
St. Miohaels tragedy was Rob
eft c. Eastman, a former Wall
1t broker, who has been
fugitive from Justice. having
Jumped his bail, after being ar.
rested al Chicago last August
with $4,000 on his person. u
is ailsaed that Eastman had Tia
hllltles Of over $780, 600 when no
left New York.
The suspicion that the man
killed In Maryland ls the former
wall 1t. broker 10 based on the
fact that Roberts had a deed
In HE pocket transferring prop
efty in esrpin county. n. j.,
from Robert G, Eastman TO
John ], Mann. The deed was
dated July ~. 1908.
Eastman, who was known as
Lame Bob" was suspended
from the Consolidated Stock
Exchange on the charge Of get,
ting money BY false pfstsnss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

short Of water should our popula
ton Increase by percentage Of
less than twothlfds Of our popu.
laiion today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

ct MlcnAEI.s. nd June 20
Mrs Edith Thompson Woodln was
Killed By a woman. who be her
over The head with a champagne
h1tlia. according 10 revelations
said 10 be- contained In a letter
found IN the pocket q Emmett Rob.
erts who vas slain BY a posse
earif today AZ Mcdaniel.
II ihs name " the murderosa IL
given IN the letter. Il has not been
allowed % leah out BY the police.
although The officers have admit.
ted that they expect persons. not
yet meHtloacd. 10 figure prominent
y ia the case before long
II Is reported that the letter
states that Mrs Wo0diil vas slain
hf a woman oompanloa. and that
two met were present and Wit.
aesasd the murder
The connection Of these men with
the tragedy IL not clear. but Il IL
thought that Roberts was one Of
the pair. The authorities state
that they are certain that II Rob.
efts did not actually participate in
the crime h. vas an Accessory
after the fact
This has led 10 the belief that
the better found 10 hls packet stat.
cd that be disposed Of the body
after Mrs Wnodili had been killed
By her female companion
ST MICHAEIs. Md. June H.
Emmet Roberts. slayer Of Mrs
Mabel Thompson Woodili. Of Los
Angeles. Cal. was shot to death
b. shefiffs posse while resisting
arrest at 4 O'Clock this morning
Roberts was killed BY the posse
IN 4 revolver duel. near the wharf
At Mcdaniel Nd. tho home Of Mrs.
foedill's foster father. Captain
Charles u. Thompson. lie was ap.
prusrhing the wharf In q small
boat when the officers epFang from
places Of conecalmcnt. on shore.
and ordered him 10 surrender IN.
stead Of giving himself w the fugl
tive opened fire on his purEucra,
and they shot him dead.
Murderer Located.
Shortly after midnight a small
boat was seen moving up Back rlv.
er. stream along whose shores
the house Of Captain Thompson
and the bungalow OF Roberts are
situated. John McQuay. owner OF
farm In that yicinity. notified
Sheriff Mortimer and Magistrate
witty. who were near st. Miehaels.
that he thought Roberts was re.
turning to the scene Of the crime
He said he boat resembled the
one IN which Roberts had made hia
escape from MeDaniel's wharf and
that the occupant resembled the
fugitive. although Il was too DARK
10 make him certain Of the mans
Identity.
Pose 10 Formed.
Mortimer and Wills assembled
an armed posse Of six men and
started FOR the river shore. They
arrived about o'clock this morn.
Continued on Page rhirieen.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

Following the story published In
The Star yesterday Of the death Of
Mrs A n Tlndall from starvation,
while she Was under a fasting treat
ment administered BY Dr. l.. y.
Hazard. one Of the most pathetic
stories of death following this
treatment was told Prosecuting A.
torney George =. Vanderveer this
morning by Oscar O. fieaton,
prominent attorney Of 1905 Phinney
ay. whose wife died on May "a.
after more than a months fasting
on the advice Of Dr. Hazard.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-26
Real Morocco Leather.

One Of the industries of Messina was
the expectation Of sumac. the pow
dered leaf Of the sumac plant. the
finest varieties Of which grow in Sici-
~. This is used in tanning goatskins,
and sumac gives a clear white tan
hage. unaffected by the action of light
and therefore suitable for dyeing into
colors where permanence Of shade is
desired. A genuine morocco" is
goatskin' tanned with pure sumac,
but there are many upholsterers who
you'd not give this definition offhand.
Goatskins dyed with babool pods or
similar barks are only imitation mo
roccos, though it takes an expert to
discover the difference. Long wear, Of
course, reveals the deception. Roam
feathers are sumac tanned sheepskins.
Moroccos are not used so much now.
adays for covering dining room furni-
ture, but motor cars have given the
trade q new market.