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Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-27
That is Program That
Promises to Go Through
Congress.
MEMBERS FALL IN LINE
Thursday Set for Final SubmiS-
sion of the Conference
Report.

Washington, July 27.-Tha, before
the end Of the day t;nere would be
complete agreement by the conferces
on the Z riff bill was the announce
ment ma& by some of the house mem.
bers of the conference at noon today
So confident were the conferees that
was instructed to have every republi-
can member present next Thursday
when it is now expected the resolution
authorizing the house conferees TO
agree to the reduction of rates on
leather and leather goods will be pre-.
sented.
Conferees Ready Then
1t is further expected by the time
this resolution is introduced the full
conference report will be prepared
and ready for submission to the two
houses. The conferees have been as
sured that the resolution will ne
adopted by the house. In addition
Senator Aldrich today received assur-
ances there would be no serious opp0-
sition to the agreement from the hide
men in the senate. 1t therefore may
be predicted that when made the final
report of the conferees will proyid !.
for free hides and for the scale of re-
duced rates on leather and leather
goods which was given out last night.
Delayed by House Members.
% Al ha fnr
with those of the senate to have taken
place at II today, was postponed un'il
2:3O because the preliminary meeting
held by the house members of the
conference continued longer than It
had been expected to continue. The
house members had under considera-
, tion the proposition of the senator's
looking TO the adoption of resolution
by the house authorizing lower rate
on leather and leather goods. When
their meeting was concluded they an
nounced the senate proposition had
been found entirely acceptable.
Reach Partial Agreement.
Washington; July 27.-Hides are
to be put on the free list, if boots
and shoes and manufactures of leath-
er are reduced below the rates fixed
by the house bill. Unless the advo-
Gates of free hides are able to carry
out this bargain, the whole program
is to be called off A decision to TINS
effect was reached by the tariff con
ferees yesterday.
The conferees adjourned last night
until | I a. IN. today.
Aldrich has informed the senators
from the northwestern states that ne
will not consent to the abolition oi
the duty on hides unless there is
material cut in the rates on boots
shoes and other leather goods.
Only Way to Pass Bill.
In no other way, he said. can h'
get the votes necessary for the adop
tion of the report in the senate, II 1
carries free hides. The senator:
from the cattle raising states have
insisted that the only way the con
sumers can get any benefits from thu
removal of the protection on hide
will be by corresponding reduction
in the duties on boots and shoes ant
harness. The Rhode Island senator
views coincide with this statement.
House Adopts Resolution.
Washington, July 27.-The house t.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-27
WIRES SEVERE
Barcelona Strikers Cut Off
Communication With Out
side World.
SITUATION GROWS SERIOUS
Number Reported Killed and Wound
ed in Rioting Attending OppO-
sitiOn to War.

Madrid, July 27.-Strikers at BARGE
Iona have cut telegraph wires to the
capital The last dispatch from that
CITY sal dthe strikers had invaded the
factories and forced complete cessa-
ton of work
Travellers say 1t Is Serious.
CGrbere. France, July 27-Travelers
just arriving here report the situation
at Barcelona grave. The civil COVER
nor, when ordered to proclaim martial
law resigned his office. \ regiment
of infantry has arrived in the city TO
reinforce the garrison. Already dozen
persons have been killed by police
while repressing rioting.
Have street Fight.
PerpiGnan, France. July 27.-Durir1
street fighting at Barcelona today, q
captain three gendarmes and elga.
strikers were killed Scores of pea
sons were wounded
On Verge of ROut.
Hcudaye, July 27.-Dispatches SNUG
gled into this port from Melilla say the
Spanish troops several times were IN
the verge of rout during the fighting
July %. when the Moors succeeded in
penetrating their lines and capturing
pack mules carrying ammunition. One
convoy was pillaged after its escort
had been massacred. Inside Melilla
. the panic beggared description. it be
ing believed the battle was lost and
that the troops were being driven into
the sea Since then the situation has
become stationary
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-27
FREE HIDES AND A LOWER
DUTY ON LEATHER GOODS

day agreed to the senate concurrent
resolution authorizing the president
forthwith to transmit to the governors
of states copy of the resolution re-
Gently adopted embodying the propos ed
amendment to the constitution regard
ing the imposition of the income tax.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-27
SERIOUS TROUBLE
AT KENOSHA AGAIN
New Strike Breaks Out and 1t l:
Feared that Others Will Shortly
Follow.

Kenosha, Wis, July 27.-Labor
troubles Of a serious nature broke
out in Kenosha again today when the
entire force of the foundry of the
Simmons Manufacturing company
went on a strike. 1t is feared the
employees of other factories will fol-
low their lead.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-27
DIR. Evans OF 'BRAINST0RH
fame CHANGES HIS MIND

last night said that all was quiet. A
heavy hailstorm dispersed the mob,
which had taken up a position in the
Plaza de Armas, after breaking up all
the benches and grand stands.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-27

SENATE - After adopting a concur
dent to transmit to the governors of the
various states copies of the resolution
heretofore adopted by congress author
iZing an amendment to the constitution
relative to the levying of an income
tax, the senate Mt 12:45 o'clock adjourn
ed until next Thursday. The postpone
ment of the next meeting day for so
long a period was generally construed
as Indicating the possibility of delay in
receiving the report on the tariff bill
from the conference committee An eX-
tradition treaty between the United
States and the Dominican republic.
signed by Santo Domingo on June 10,
was ratified and Nade public by the
senate.
sion.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-07-27
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, July 27.-Following is
summary, compiled from the official
proceedings, of the work of both
houses of congress yesterday:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Munsing underwear at Abbotts
Sale Of esilent cloth at Periy's for
your diningroom table,
New lot Of Lowney's chocolates, fresh
and line, Just arrived et ~Iony's-'
New goods arrived Nc Mrs. Longeys
millinery parlors, 10 summer street.
Miss Hathaway win do sewing At
home or out 81 tile day Children's
work a speciality. 3 Academy street.
Special meeting Of the Barre Firemen's
club viii be held Tuesday evening at
7 80 o'clock at The central fire station.
Important business. All are requested
to be present.
Small furnished tenement at 2s West
street for man aud wife; also seven-room
cottage With barn and garden at 9 Cherry
street, city Enquire OF G. d. Carpen-
ter, 2s West street.
The Brotherhood and ladies Of the
Methodist church have been invited by
the Montpelier Methodist Brotherhood 70
attend lecture by the Rev. Mr. Frost
Of st. lohnsbuA Wednesday evening.
This is splendid opportunity to hear q
good lecture. Special car will leave
church at 7;l5. II Is desired that many
10. Social time following lecture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
CHELSEA.

Gilbert b. Blake Of West Corinth and
Chester A. Kezer Of Corinth were in
town on business Monday.
Harold Corwin, who was called to his
home last week By the death Of his
sister Miss Gail Corwin, returned 20
Ills school work in Mortified, Masss
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. G. NJ Biekford went Monday 70
Barre q look alter the painting Of some
Of her tenement houses, and visit friends
meanwhile and viii 60 next week TO II.
mira, N. H., to spend the winter with
her son, Fl. II Bickford
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Z. Corwin re-
turned 10 their home in lowell, Mass.
al ala their brother and sister, Ninton
and Flora to their respective homes IN
Eomergille and Boston.
Mrs. vi. II. sprague left Monday
morning for Cabot where she win spend
the week with her brother, H. #. Biek-
ford of Elmira, n. u, and her sister
Mrs. G. III. Fisher Of Worcester, Mass.
Eugene II. Kennedy commenced max
ing elder Monday morning, and the pres
emit outlook il that there viii be a large
quantity 81 cider made this year Orlo
S. McNahb, Harlie Druge and Amos }.
Wright are working for Mr.. Kennedy
through the cider making season.
County Probation Officer Sprague has
lust received notice Of the conditional
pardon granted by Gov Pronty 20 Chas.
i. Barrie 81 Wells River who was sery.
ing three years sentence in the State
prison at Windsor for the crime Of
incest.
Mrs. J. N. Angel and daughters,
Rule and Christine Of East Brookiiela
spent Saturday aud Sunday as the
guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. S.
Abbott Of South Washington.
Judge George L. STOW spent Sunday
with his hrother-n.law, Mr. George
Rice Of West Topsham. He was accom-
panied for the day BY Charles +. Cod
FREY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
A. p. Abbott @ CO.


Here IS what newspaper published
in one Of Nermcnt's small towns says
about the unjust system Of town rep.
resentation IN force IN this state that
takes The balance Of power away from
the majority Of the people and gives it
to the minority. "Ihe small towns
holding the balance Of power cannot
dodge the issue and BE hoeest with
themselves and must come 70 the front
and discuss the matter from every qaar-
ter personal interests aside BOLD
words. but true. What honest man u
small town. looking the issue square.
III In the face. viii refuse to say that
way down deep In his heart he knows
that The majority Of the people should
have the balance Of the power in the
government. no Meter where they live,
and not the mere collection 81 town
ships that the majority might live in
and don'tl The laws Of a republic are
made for the people. not for the soil.
The laws in republic are supposed 70
be made bvs the people. not by the soil
How il il in Vermont Look the facts
III the eye. Would ii not be pure sell
fshness that induced towns to hold on
to an unfair system of representation
when they know it was inconsistent
with the American spirit Of the rule Of
tile majority but also knew that it could
not be taken away from them 50 long
as they themselves voted against their
better knowledge st. Adams Messens
ger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
HAzING DENOUNCED.
Hamilton Of Tufts Tells Soph-
ignores 4ney Must Be Careful.

President Hamilton Of Tufts Tells Soph-
IGNORES Aney Must Be Careful
Medford Mass, Oct. ~ AS q result
Of recent hazings at Tufts College, Presi-
dent Hamilton spoke to the men of the
sophomore class after chapel exercises
yesterday morning
Several complaints have come to me
about the hazing this year" Or. Ham
ilton said Not from tie freshmen, hnt
from witnesses outside. 1t is looked
upon BY many as the height Of foolish
ness, and altogether personally | do not
like 70 DO severe in the matter, unless
the hazing Il made more mild, strenuous
measures will have to be taken.
There certainly is no need Of taking
freshmen into Boston and putting them
aboard a night express with no means
Of them getting back. The freshmen
have often been taken ont for hours NJ
IL time and are seldom properly clothed.
In such condition there is great dam
ger OF taking could which might result
seriously.
"This kind Of work Il also bad for
the college. as It might keep many stu
dents away. and unless warning IS
taken there win be some who will have
10 suffer-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
LEFT VICTIM LYING ON TRACK.
Robbers Beat Brakeman in Newburyport
as He Signals Train.

Newburyport. Mass, Oct. II. George
Il. Taylor. i brakeman on Boston d
Maine freight. 26 years old. was beaten
senseless and robbed Of $40 last night
and left lying across the tracks Of the
railroad over which d special freight was
about due.
Taylor had left the train near the
Parker street crossing to signal, and
when ne did not return the train crew
went back to investigate and found him
as described
On regainiug consciousness he stated
that as he was waving his lantern two
men beat him about the head and struck
him in his stomach Taylor was paid off
yesterday. The doctors believe he will
be al right in few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
Dress Goods

New style Dresses are taking new
kinds IF Dress Goods very freely We
would not advertise Dress Goods 30 Of
ten if we did not think that we had
tho good wanted for these new dress
ideas.
We have a fifty-inch cloth at 81 So
that Is attracting best buyers a part
III these cloths are $50 and some are
Sl.75 values. Better see them.
The swell cloth Is Green Autumn
Cord, very wide, at $50 per yard.
No matter how hard we push colored
Dress Goods. We never for a minute
lose sight 81 our Black Dress Goods yal-
ues ard just now We can do you some
good with our special prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
NEW BEDFORD TEAM SOLD.
Stock Company Purchases Property-A
Deal Made Late Last Night.

New Bedford. Mass. Oct. PA stock
company with Thos. F. Glennon as pres
ident and Walter Mcphail as secretary
has purchased the property DC the New
Bedford base ball club from James r.
Smith and Joseph a. Burke. The deal
was consummated late last night, No
manager has as yet been appointed but
it is believed that Thomas VI. Dowd
viii be tile likely candidate The corpo-
ration is capitalized for 10000 shares at
800 each. and the stockholders number
fifteen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
Dress Goods

The only way that reduction in price
helps rs Is Chat The trade win bny
more goods at eighty-seNen cents than
at one dollar, when The style and quality
are the same.
When we say ifty cent Dress Goods,
we mean new style IN latest colors and
al wool Good enough for any ordinary
wear Especially good for misses whole
costumes When these are sponged free
YOU are getting something for nothing
Our new fancies at eighty-seven cents
are one dollar goods Of the very highest
type, and sponging free saves you five
cents per yards more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
MANY CASES DISPOSED OF.
In Rutland County Court at Yesterdays
Session.

III Rutland NOunty court az Yesterdays
Session
Rutland, Oct. l2.-Three criminal
cases were disposed Of IN Rutland coun-
ty court yesterday Even Owens of
Poultney, who was recently arrested
In Wilkesbarre, pay and brought to
this city, pleaded guilty to a charge
Of adultery, and was sentenced TO
serve not less than IS months nor more
than two years IN the House Of Correc.
ton. Il. W. Barrett, a local druggist
holder Of a fifth class license pleaded
guilty in three counts, charging him
with selling liquor Illegally. Sentence
viii be pronounced later The case
against NJ. S. Bayliss, T. A. Miner and
w W. Pratt for illegal selling were
continued until later in the term.
John Pifco 0f West Rutland who
was arrested last summer while he was
conducting a Sunday dance al his dane
ing pavilion, pleaded guilty to q charge
Of keeping liquor with intent to sell
and was sentenced to serve from four
To FIVE months at hard labor in the
House Of Correction. When the officers
decended upon the dancing pavilion,
Pifko was installed behind bar which
was built at one end Of the room. On
the bar was pitcher Of beer and be-
side MIN was half barrel Of the bever.
age.
The trial Of W. II. Hanson on n
charge Of breach Of the peace was be-
gun yesterday The respondent is
charged with hitting Riley Winchell Of
Poultney, over the head with a pitch-
fork.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
ORDER OF OWLS.
Remarkable Work in Organizing New
Nest During the Last Four Days
IN Barre.

II. h. Caulield, general organizer Of
the Order Of Owls secured in -four days
over fifty members toward the number
he wants TO get for the nest in this
city. Ia looking over the list OF names
shown and considering the number Of
societies now il the city, It certainly
emphasizes the old saying that "Thera
Is always room on top Mr. Cauldeld
has shown extremely good judgment IN
selecting members By admitting none
unless recommended to him by some one
whom be knows to be a Desirable citi-
gcn- From the present outlook the
Owls promise to be one Of the Lead
ing fraternal and social organizations Of
this place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12

The only real objection thus far urg-
ed against Charles ". Gates for COVER
nor IS that he is too valuable in his
present place TO be spared. The same
thing has been urged against j. E. Cush-
man the states efficient tax commits
sioner Really, il ought to serve as
warning 10 other down-the-state Off
cials not to grow into their present jobs
too securely BY working too faithfully.
Randolph Herald ond News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
FEARFUL LOSS OF LIFE.
AS the Result Of Hurricane Which
Swept Southeast Coast

New Orleans, La. Oct PA wireless
received from Tampa says that
the loss Of life from the recent hurri-
cane that swept the southeast coast
win exceed 1900 and that the homeless
viii be measured in the thousands.
Florida and the Keys suffered the most,
and large gangs 81 workmen employed
on the railroad construction there were
swept away. together with property to
the value OF s20000 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
College Clothes

We're well posted the College and School Clothes
propositions We know exactly the Of Clothes these
Chic Young Dresses dsre-require and have and
have provided for them literally Fall models ready
Suits Of coorings and patterns tailored Young
Men them Broad apels artistic pockets and cuffs
Goats with front Dip Trousers Of correct shape with cuffs
and every other style kink and feature worked the linz
it Of good taste SlO sl2 SIS to SIS. These prices
are whit high for "Suit Glory and ask
the attention Of the Young Man looking for The Thing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
rwo LECTURES IN VERMONT.
Miss Mabel 7. Boardman Of the Nation
al Red Cross Society.

Burlington. Oct, u. The Vermont
branch American National Red Cross
has secured Miss Mabel T. Boardman If
Washington, D. G.. 20 deliver two adj.
dresses in Vermont during the present
month, The first win Be held in Rut-
land on Friday evening and the second
in Burlington the following night. These
are the only open dates which the Red
Cross could have and its officers and
members are fortunate to be able to Sc.
cure them Miss Boariman il gifted
speaker She i member IF the oen+
tral and executive committee Of the
National body and is really The sue
eessor 81 Clara Barton IN this excellent
work Miss Hoardmau win speak Oh
speak on The American National Red
Cross aud its Work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
Winter Underwear

While this Diess Goods sale is on we
want to cali your attention 10 our kind
Of Winter Underwear such as:
Double feeced Jaeger Underwear for
children at 25c each size and childgcns
Bennington Wool starts III 3Oc These
are as good as can lie had at oar prices
These same kinds in boys at same
prices.
Bennington Wool Underwear for IA
dies, also AIunsing in both cotton and
wool in single pieces 1T SOC and 500.
Munsng Union Suits made 70 iit the
whole family, and while they are Of the
best made. they are as low priced a.
any ordinary kind Children's Uniun
Suits soc and 500. Ladies' 500
to $500 See them il or window.
ov,tt1 - ,,ar,y ornall Onr Win
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
GAME LAW VIOLATED.
Two Pittsfeld Men Fined in Court at
Chitteuden.

Rutland. Oct H. Harold Warner
and L. A. Estabrook, Of Pittsfeld were
arranged yesterday morning at Chitten-
den before Justice B. r. Stickney. ef
this city on charges Of violating the
fish aud game laws. Both pleaded gull
TN and paid fines of $40 and costs of
1914 Warner shot 4 partridge on
Sunday and Estabrook's offence was
that Of using trout in trap for bait.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
wEBsTERvILLE.

All the men connected with the Epis-
copal church viii kindly be at the
church at Websteville, as soon after
four o'clock as possible. Picks and shoy
as win he Tie order of tile day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
GRANITEvILLE

There win be public dance ii Miles
hall Saturday. Oct 16 Riley's orchestra
will furnish music. Admission 25 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED--Strnnq, willing Young man wan Is
4 position III the CITY for the winter. In or outs
side Of store or Office For particulars adj
dress d care Times Office. i7i@l II
FOR sALE--A lodging house, furnished. To-
quira IT ~ elm street. i7stss
WANTED AT once, girl for general house,
WORK Ia family IT j. No small children. Must
be good washer. No pastry cooking Adj
dress Mrs Edward }. Hamplett Box "a, North
Montpelier, W. l7Stes
FOR SALE OR TO RESr-.A few pianos just
In from summer cottages, just as good as new,
Bailey'H Music Rooms, IA Elm street, Barre,
VT 1Tst9s
FOR sALE--oats or Potatoes at zoe per
hushei d A. Cumming, Tel 6-l2, Webster,
Vile Vt i7stGs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
"A. P. ABBOTT s 90. "A. P. ABBOTT & co. I
Dress Goods Sponged Free

should be before making We
Fancy had before Prise influenced purchase
will have something do with selling We thought Of this
whenwc piced hcseD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12

Regular l9c and 25c songs and iustru-
mental sheet music, Tony viii sell
this week only Tor l0c copy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
HIRED TO DO MURDER.

Man Confessed Today N bow otItet
Police Court in London.
London, Eng, Oct l2.Tha mystery
monoerning the murder Of Ethel Kin
nyede Of Hamilton, Ontario, WIS cleared
up today when in the Bow street police
court Edward W. Bedford confessed to
the murder re said that be lad been
hired by an unknown man IN Toronto
to kill the girl for $500 because she
had Tilted him. Bedford said that he
went to the GRIT house and called her
out and then shot her down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
ter numbers are except

Hosiery will but the minority small Our Win
numb exceptionally good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12

Eastman BloolE. Main St, Barre, We.
Telephone 254-4
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-11-26
ANOTHER COUNTY
WANTED IN STATE
Governor Noel Urged to Permit It to
Be Discussed.

A memorial to members of the Mis-
sissippi legislature is being sent over
the State setting forth the plan for the
formation of the new county of Tyler.
Accompanying the memorial is a
map setting forth the boundaries of the
proposed new county, with a narrative
declaring the many advantages that
would result from it's creation.
Briefly stated, the new county plan
proposes to take 30S square miles from
the western part of Pike and 10S square
miles from the eastern section of
Marion, making total of 416 square
miles. The constitution prescribes a
minimum of 400 square miles for each
county.
While this feature is not provided for
in the plans as at present outlined, the
county seat of the proposed new
county would probably be Tylertown
which is centrally located.
Letters have also been addressed te
Governor Noel urging him to permit
the legislature to consider the prop
osition. The governor has not yet
reached conclusion on the subject
Some time ago he stated that he de
sired to avoid rs much local and private
legislation as possible at the approach
ing session, but strong effort will b.
made to induce him to permit the intro
duetion of the new county bill.