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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
INDICATION OF VIOLENCE.
Was Firing Of Shot at Foreman Of Nov.
ing Gang.

ludlow, Mass, Dec. 4. A biz Of vic.
lence occurred yesterday in tho strike Of
1900 operatives of the Ludlow manu-
featuring associates mills when the Sc
lectmen Of the adjoining town Of Wilbrs-
ham. where are some Of the mill tene-
uents, ordered town employees TO store
the furniture of several eyieted families.
The Polish women vigorously resisted
at attempts 10 move their goods and
some one fred upon the foreman Of the
moving gang, but missed him. Tho
state board Of arbitration and conelia-
tion yesterday conferred with the
strikers committee from Springfield la
bor union No official announcement Of
the result Of the conference was made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
BARRETTE BADLY HURT.
Level Wrestler Lost First FAN to Pro-
kos in Lewiston.

Lewiston, Me-. Dec. ]. Wilfred Bar
rctte Of Lowell was 50 roughly used III
his wrestling bout with young Prokos
at city hall last night that he was un-
able to continue after the first fall, which
was secured by Prokos in l hour and
46 minutes. The fall was secured by a
body hold and when released Barrette
was unable to rise and II was necessary
to assist him to his dressing room.
A physician announced that Barrette
was suffering from laeeration Of mus
cular tissues and would be unable to
continue, after which the referee award
ed the match to Prokos. who issued 4
challenge to wrestle any man in the
world at 1856 pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
To Protect Americans in That
City
III. S. GUNBOAT VICKSBURG
Zelaya's Representative Warned That
ANY Move Against Them VIII BE
Signal for Firing at the
Governors Palace.

Panama, Dec ss-Cleared for action
and with her guns trained on tho city,
the United States gunboat Vicksburg is
IN control Of che situation at Corinto,
Nicaragua. Notice was served on the
provisional government and Zelaya's rep
lresentative in the city, that any harm
done 10 Americans would be the signal
for the guns Of the vessels to be trained
upon the governors palace, blowing II
slSyward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
WANT HUGE SUM.
Purchase Of Brandon Italian Marble
Company Halted Thereby.

Middleburv, Dee. Att can be stated
with certainty that UP to Friday night
the Brandon Italian Marble company
had not made the expected sale 70 the
Vermont Marble company, and IL looks
now very much as though the deal is
Of 1t il understood that the price
placed on the whole plant BY tie Mid
dlehry people was S450000 cash down
and nothing but cash Some interesting
developments may be expected witiit
in the next few days IN the mean
while there has been great deal of
anxiety among the employees Of the mill
and the business men Of the town over
the uncertainties Of the situation, and
the strain win now be less tense.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
LEAVES YOUNG BRIDE.
Harry W Laraway Of Bethel Died on
Thursday Night.

Rqthel, Dec. A. Harry w. Laraway,
aged 90 years died Of pneumonia Thurs.
day evening after weeks Illness. The
disease WIS an extreme type and lit.
tie hope Of his recovery was entertained
from the first Six months ago he
bought the Brigham farm and with his
bride, daughter Of Oscar Poland, late
" Of Waitsfeld, established his home
here His father.in-law and his brother,
William f. Ilaraway Of Belvidere Cent
er, were with him during his illness He
was member Of the Methodist church
and marshal Of Granite Lodge Of Good
Tamplars. After prayer at the house
at o'clock this omring, the remain were
carried to Merrimac, Mass, where the
funeral win be held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
PRAIRIE STILL STUCK.
An Efforts to Move United States Cruiser
Unavailing.

Washington, D. G., Dec, 4.-Tha United
States cruiser Prairie, on her way to
Nicaragua, is still fast in the mud in the
Delaware river All efforts to dislodge
her proved unavailing up to this noon
1t is expected that the 700 marines with
their supplies will be removed to the
cruiser Dixie unless the Prairie IS hauled
of before night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
ASK MORE MONEY.
Manchester, N. H., Teachers Notify the
School Board.

Manchester, n. H., Dec. 4. The school
board last night received a eommuniea
tion from the masters OF the several
grammar schools, setting forth that tile
advance in the cost OF living made il
Imperative that they should receive an
increase in salary
The petition was signed by Edgar d.
Cass. master Of the Ash street school
Isaac Huse Of the Franklin school. VIII
liam H. Huse Of the Hallsyille school.
Alvah H. NJ Curtis Of the Lincoln school,
George Winch Of the yarney school, and
John Gault Of the Webster school.
The petition was referred TO 4 special
committee Of three with instructions to
investigate the situation and repbrt with
recommendations at the next meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
DECIDED VICTORY WON
By Shirtwaist Makers-Rose Pastor
Stokes to Push Cases.

New York. Dec. A. The striking shirt
waist makers won decided victory to.
day, when Police Commissioner Baker
ordered the police to cease interfering
with orderly pickets Mrs. Rose Pastor
Stokes will push the eases against the
twenty police charged with abusing the
women strikers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
POSTOFFICE YEGGS
GET $4,000 AND FLEE
Sheriff's Posses Are After the Six Men
Who Robbed Athol, Mass, Office
Earl To-day, Tracing Them to
North Dana.

Fftchburg, Mass Dec. A. 4sheriff's
posses have traced the burglars who.
early to-day, blew up the post Office At
Athol, getting $4,000 as far as North
Dana. The men were going toward
Springfield. There were six Of them, and
It i believed that they came either from
Boston Or Troy, n. y, in an AUTOMOBILES
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
BROWNS WHILE sENsELEss.
Washington Banker Loses Life in Duck
Hunting Boat.

Baltimore, Md. Dee. 4-R Henry
Lynn Of the American National bank
Of Washington met death while shooting
duck on tile Susquehanna fats, 10 miles
from Hayre de Grace, yesterday
He was in sink box. and nYestiea-
tion showed that the box had hole in
the end Ii IS believed that Mr.. Lynns
gun was accidentally discharged, blow-
ing the hole in the sink box, and that
the recoi rendered him unconscious. He
drowned as the weight Of his body
dragged the sink box down
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
READY FOR WORK.
All Glasses Gather at National Capital
for Opening Of Congress.

Washington, D G., Dee. 4.--Standpat-
ters, insurgents, conservatives, progress
ives. Republicans and Democrats are
gathering for the opening Monday. Of
what i expected Ia be the most inter-
esting session Of Congress in decade.
Mondays session win be brief and will
end as soon as the president has officially
notified by both houses It will then al
iourn until Tuesday ont Of respect to
the memory Of deceased colleagues.
Taft's message viii probably consume
lhe whole 81 Tuesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
wIrHoUr LONE On PRoPERrY.
Goods Of Ludlow Strikers Removed by
Police; Trouble Feared.

Springfield, Mass. Dec, A. The house
hold goods Of the Ludlow strikers were
removed from the streets tins morning
by the police. This will leave the
strikers worse of than ever. as their
sole means Of warmth has been removed.
The leaders are trying to keep the men
quiet but trouble IS feared No trace has
been found of the man fred tic first shot
Of the trouble at Pinkerton detective.
The state board will confer with the
Ludlow mill officials in Boston to try
to end the strike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
He was Particular.

Mrs Myles Who is that man throw
ing that kiss tor
Airs. Styles II must be you dear. liz
wouldn't be throwing ME q kiss
Why notgn
Because its my husband Ply Yonkers
Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
pefnea.

dad, what sort Of bureau Is mat
rimonial hureapln
s0h, any bureau that has five drawers
full Of women's fxings and one mans
tie in it. Houston Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
lockout Paw n Montnelier

The lockout pay for the granite cut
ters, polishers and tool sharpeuers Of
Montpelier was distributed to-day There
are $50 members Of the three unions in
Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today were j. II. Rogers
II. 4. Hall, ". r. Buttink Boston: I.
w Hoover, White River Junction; w.
D. Marshall, Lancaster. a. IL; +. ".
Silsby. Hartford, Conn.; W. r. Guthrie,
w. ]. Austin. j. w. Butler, Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Notice

Members Of Barre branch, G. C. T. A..
who have not received lockout pay fof
week ending November % viii receive
the same upon applying to the treasurer
Of the lockout committee
James McAdam. Treasurer.
VIVA. w. Russell, Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Membri del Barre Brancha. c. {. /. 4

Colori che non hanno rieeyuto Ia paga
del lockout della settimana scorsa. No
yember 20, rieeyerannosla paga dimand-
ando al tesoliere del eomitato dell lock
out
James MeAdams, Tesoliere,
VIM w Russell. See.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
A HEAVY SENTENCE.
Imposed on Gilmanton, N. H., Hotel
keeper.

Laconia. N H., Dec. 4 Fred III. Ter
rell. proprietor OF the Glen Echo House
at Gilmanton, against whom the grand
jury for Belknap county returned six
indictments for selling spirituous liquor,
was before Judge William A. Plummer
in the superior court yesterday afternoon
and pleaded guilty.
He was sentenced to pay fine Of $500.
with costs Of s65 and FIVE months in iail.
He was committed to the county jail
here at about o'clock by Sheriff Lester
Philbrook
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
TRoUBLE ANrIcIPArEp.
Troops Sent BY Governor to Prevent
Disturbances.

Columbus, O.. Dec, Governor Har.
mon has ordered fifteen hundred state
troops to Bridport. where the big steel
strike is on, at the request Of Sheriff
Amering Of Belmont county. There viii
probably be grave trouble there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
STORM WORKS HAVOC.
House Wrecked, and Families Of Mis-
sing Sailors Crowd the Quay.

Boulogne, France, Dec. 4 The quays
are crowded with families Of missing
sailors believed to have .been lost iii
The storm channel Houses here arc
wrecked and a dozen vessels are known
to nave SINK. Hundreds Of volunteers
are aiding the life savers il patrolling
tile coast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

Master frankie Graves of BordoviIle
slid into wire fence a few days ago
breaking one tooth and loosening several
Others and cutting a severe gash II his
face.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
BURINESS BRISK
in POLICE COURT
Barre Judge Has Three Cases Of In
toxcation, and Montpelier Judge
Has Two.

A trio of drunks, all old offenders,
were arraigned in the city court this
morning and on their pleas Of guilty
were all sentenced to the county jail for
80 DAYS. John Crane and James Mclean,
as they arrived on the o'clock train
last evening, fell into the arms Of OH
GERS Hamel and Gamble. Crane had two
pint bottles Of brandy IN his pockets,
which he said he bought ait saloon IN
Northiield, and Mclean said he got his
liquor at the saloon in Bralntree.
Gustaf johnson was arrested about IA
o'clock last night BY Deputy Sheriff
Camp. johnson said be got his liquor
in Noodsville. N. H., and arrived in the
city yesterday on the way 10 bis home
in Washington. He mad quart bottle
Of split IN bis pocket, with a small
drink left IN the bottom. None Of the
offenders had any money, and all were
given straight sentences,
Two cases Of iut0xieation were heard
in the Montpelier city court this morn
ing Harvey Johnson, who was arrested
by Chief DWkec lest evening, when he
tried to make stump speech on Loomis
street, Was arraigned for o subsequent
olFgnse. lie pleaded guilty and was or,
dercd 10 pay a fne of Sl5 and costs Of
S6.14 ne will also he called upon to
disclose Richard Caldwell, arrested by
Officer Connolly last night, pleaded guil-
ty 10 4 first otTense and was fined S5,
with costs Of S6l4 he didn't pay and
went to the county jail for twenty days,
thus swelling che total Of the days con-
tfihutions to Sheriff Tracy's household
BY four.
Walter Leno has returned 70 his home
in Montpelier, having been iardoned BIZ
Governor Proaty He WAS sent TO the
house Of correction for year and half
for statutory rape Sadie Cochrane also
returned to Montpelier last night from
Rutland, having served her minimum
sentence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
DISTRESS ON EVER HAND.
Over 200 Drownings, Nine Steamers Lost
and Hundreds Of Sailboats Missing.

London, Dec. A terrific storm IS
still whipping the British coast, and the
number Of drownings IS believed to be-
over two hundred Nine cargo steamers
are lost and several missing, and hun
dreds Of sailboats are either lost or mis-
sing,
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10

pirate. There We're men in that gath
ering who need prayer and plenty of
it: the Invocation of Mr.. TAFT was sin
cere and to the point; he knew, per-
haps. by observation, where the weak
points We're likely to be found in the
campaign. and he sought tn strengthen
them. If the petition accomplished its
desired purpose. there Will be better
boosting In MissouIa from now on
than there ever was before. Mr.. Tait's
invocation implied that We should
IN our boosting. and there il no on.
who will ainsay that. If the words
o. tire prayer Landed on scme of the
sinners who heard Il. landed a regular
solar plexus jolt, Mr.. TAFT deserv y
position as the premier booster -
them all. II was a good thing to place
the invocation upon the program nf
the evening II placed the boosters
on record as favoring the right sort
Of boosting ana quality. not quantity.
should be the motto Of the work Of
the club. Get better city AMI there
will be a bigger city: the size will
take care oi Itself.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10
TIE APPLE sHow-But II was no

II e APPLE SHow-But II was not
sion al the banquet discovered. there
was much brought out that was en-
courag ging. Our resources were talked
about At length. and there was some
discussion as to how best to present
them for the consideration of Others
There was General Endorsement Of
the apple show as one OF the desirable
means of advertising what there is
back Of Missou!a to encourage invest
ment and to interest capital. II is 4
sound doctrine that the best way to
develop city liz to develop the coun-
principle. everything that is for the
bottermert Of the Bitter Root and
the other valleys about us. Is for the
benefit Of Missouia. and the people of
Missonia should take an active interest
in the apple show which will present
In the most striking form the agricul-
tural and horticultural possibilities OF
the region which centcrs In the city.
good apple show viii be visited by
thousands Of people; IL will help the
city: 1t will help the merchants: II
will help the real estate men. There
should be willing support OF the
plan.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TO-DAY

Paul Prisoner-The Plot. Acts
$3.50 to 23:S5.
Golden Text will say of the Lord
He is my refuge and my fortress; my
God. in Him will trust. Ps. sl:2.
Verse 3o-which showed the fairer
spirit toward Paul. the Roman chief
captain or the Jews?
Ii you had to be tried on n question
of religious doctrine. basing your de-
cision on history. which court would
you select, committee of secular
judges or a committee of professional
priests?
Verses l-a-What was il. in Paul's
opening statement. which caused the
high priest tn have him slapped on the
mouth. =
When Christians these days profess
To live all the time well pleasing to
God. is ii popular testimony with
average Christian people?
Why did the high priest object to
Pauls profession of having lived in
all good conscience before God?''
Is ii possible, and is il the duty Of
every Christian, To live all the time
with a good conscience before God
Verses 3-5-When either pope. bish-
op. priest or parson acts like dem
agogue, why should he not receive
the treatment due a demagogue:
Should the fact that 4 bad man is
on the bench. or ut the bar. or i'm the
pulpit. secure for him the respect OF
good men, for the sake of the office.
or of the clothr''
Verses 6-l0-Wheu Paul SAW the
spirit of this Jewish council. did he
probably change the style of his ad-
dress. and il 50, why did he do sae
When a jury is packed. or prejudiced
against the prisoner. and there is no
hope for acIuittaL what is the next
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10

Boston. Oct s.-There is \ weii-or-
ganized movement on foot among in
fluential Masons To rebuild, stone for
stone and timber for timber. the tenn
Pile of solomon. Application for the
incorporation of Il company IL take the
matter i'm hand has been made The
London Illustrated News in comment
ing on the work gives some astanish-
ing figures regarding the magnitude Of
the enterprise. should If ever be un-
3ertaken.
Besides the money required for act
uai construction, the almost insur-
mountable difficulty arises of con-
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10
CLEAN UP-cleanilness is the fir

CLEAN UP-sleaniiness Is the first
essential of a city beautiful.
Grass and trees and flowers
cannot counteract the effect Of
the neglect OF back yards and al
leys. Uttered streets are an abomi-
nation. and they destroy the effect of
shade trees. And there Ii always the
question nf the pubic health To be
pearance Is much, but health Is more:
cleanliness insures both. And there
Is demanded a moral cleanliness in
Missoula no less than physical cleanii-
ness. 1t Is the demand of the hour
that the moral atmosphere be made
pnrer At the booster banquet there
was unqualified and unreserved In
dorsement of The Missoulian's cam
paign against the secretary evil
Outside the banquet hall this indorse-
ment has been given freely. there is
public sentiment in favor of the en-
forcement of the laws relating To these
despicable creatures. That the officers
of the city AID the county have made
a good start in Il crusade against the
white siasers" Is To their credit and
to the satisfaction of public opinion.
This work maintained until there is
not another one of the secretary"
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10

best thing for the prisoner to aim for2
PauIs defense was clearly the truth.
but Was IL the whole truth?
Is il always wise or right 10 tell the
whole truth?
What was Pau.s real crime. from
the standpoint of this Jewish council?
What was the difference between
the belief of the Pharisees and the
Sadducees as To immortality?
What good reason is there for the
belief that the soul will live after
deathe
What did Paurs tactics result in,
besides dividing the enemya
1t is always or sometimes true that
when rognes fall out honest men get
their dues" and how did it work in
this case:
Verse ll-Does God generally time
His visits to us when We need Him
most?
In what guise or shape did the Lord
appear TO Paul. and how did He speak
to him.
There is no way tn take the miraeu-
Ions out of the New Testament with
out destroying it: now in view of that
fact, why did not Cod rescue Paul,
i'm that instance. as lie did from the
prison nj Phiiinpia
Can You trace any rule by which
God waS governed in performing New
Testament miracles
Verses ia-l5-What was the plot
which was formed 10 bring about
Paufs death2
Is il possible that these 40 men. with
such Il murierouS intent. could think
they were doing Gods serSices
Verses I6-a4-How was this murder
Gus plot frustratede
How can you trace Gods hand in
this natural deiiserance, as clearly as
IL il had been eons miraeuiousis? ?
fThis question must be answered an
writing by members ,f the elub.l
Verses s5-so-whfl fault can you
find. or what cal YOU commend. in
the actions nj IN claudius Lysias
from start IN finE III
Verses 5l-3a-Nas PAU Just as much
under the loving care of God. and
were his best Interests being served
as If he had isen At liberty
Lesson for sunday. October l.. 1893
Paul a Prisnne--Iscfnre Felix Acts II.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10

that there should be other banquets
and ether discussions to maintain the
interest and to bring results. The
booster who stops when his work is
only partly done. and is not
the right kind OF booster.
The one who wins is the one
who KEEPS at II all the time, who
never overlooks an opportunity and
Ig!on which is put on Sunday morn
ing and is laid off Sunday night is
poor sort of religion. And that boost.
ing which does not endure all through
the week aad through every week Is
poor stuff.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10

st. Paul. Oct 9.-"Spare me from
the bitterness and the sharp passions
of unguarded moments. May l not
forget that poverty and riches are OF
the spirit. And although age
and infirmity overtake me, and !
come not within sight of the castle OF
my dreams, teach me to be thankful
for life. and for times olden memories
that are good and sweet. and may the
evenings twilight find me gentle still.
On gray bitter afternoon In WIN
ter. when the shadows had heightened
so far as to shut much Of the cheer
less light of the day. from the mag
niticent private apartment wherein
John A. johnson lent to the cares OF
his commonwealth the Keen anu
shrewd perception of Nel-stofea
mind and the energy and devotion
which lifted him To greatness, | took
from an old wallet a well-worn slip
of paper and quoted to him these
beautiful words. 1t was after several
hours of trying and arduous labor.
Tired and worn, the governor lounged
in his leather chair. He sat silent for
many minutes and we both sazed out
upon the comfortlessness of the dying
day.
Il wish you would repeat those last
lines again. he said at iast-'And l
come not within sight of the castle OF
NV dreams Isn't il magnificent. The
whole philosophy of a calm, untrobied.
gentle and helpful life breathes out in
those simple words. Read it again"
| repeated the measured phrases and
again the silence spread over u.s.
Later we talked. not of greatness and
the pomp and circumstance of march
ing events. but of the common hard
ships of life and the daily trials and
temptations of common men. As we
left the huge marble building that
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-10

fliet between two different religions.
The site originally occupied by the
temple is now flied by the Eiarem-
Esh- -Sherwef. the Noble Sanctuary"
which To the Moslens is oKsy less
sacred than Mecca and Medina. for it
is believed To cover the rock that is
regarded by them as the center of the
earth. the piae. from which Moham-
med started when he visited heaven.
Therefore. il is obvious that any at
tempt To interfere with the present
condition of things would in all proba-
bIlits bring about the greatest reli-
siaus war the world has ever known.