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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
LILIIEpEER
Pretty Wedding at the Church Of the
Good Shepherd Last Evening.

THE wedding of Miss Henrietta NAV
Peer. daughter of Mr. and Mra James
Peer 81 Circle street "a William Cam.
efon Lille took place ia the Church of
N the Good Shepherd last evening ~ seven
o'clock. tha rector Rev Nv j. NJ. Beat
tie ohiciatine Tile single ring service
was used Robert Mackay acted as best
man. while TIE bride was attended By
one bridesmaid. her sister. Miss Jean.
nette Peer. The wedding march was
plaved bv Ulrie Lebouryeau. who also
rendered several other selections during
tie ceremony.
The bride was becoming aowned in
white crepe de chine over a4eta. made
an traine. with panel Of lace at right
side. ana wore white veil She carried
* bouquet II brides roses ana ferns.
The hrldesmaid's dress was 81 blaze silk
and she wore picture hat. The ushers
were Harry Dale of Boston and George
Macsuy Of this city.
The church was prettliy decorated
with white daisies and ferns. the trim.
ming being the work of the members Of
the altar guild.
Immediately after the ceremony. re-
eeption for the newly married eouple
was held at the home 81 the brides par.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
ST0REKEEPER SHOT
IN HIS DOORWAY
Providence Man, Aged 81, Years, KILLED
and HIS Slayer Committed Sui
eide When cornered LAST
Nioht

Providence, r. T.. June i6-Joseph
Navorerosid, aged "a years, a se0nd-
hand clothing dealer was shot and killed
81 the door Of bis store on South Main
street last night His supposed murder
er fled to the cellar where, aftsr an
exchange Of shots with several police
officers and an attempt drown him ont
by the fire department, he committed
suicide BY shooting. A rent receipt found
on the dead man was made out to Fred
Leclair
The body Of the storekeeper was found
lust inside Of the door. with two bullet
wounds in the forehead
Following the shots Police Officer Pat
rick Blessing and inspectors Ahem and
Mcguire started TO investigate. Before
they reached the door several more SHOTS
rang out from the cellar below. one
bullet cutting a hole through the helmet
0f officer Blessing without iuiuring him
Three shot were fred from TIA cellar
ard tha officers returned The fire
Resolved to take no further chances.
The fire department was summoned. 4
stream Of water waA turned into the
cellar window for nearly haf an hour.
after which the officers cautiously made
their way below, where the body of
Young man was found on the fo9g half
floating in the water. A bullet wound
and powder marks on his forehead and
a revolver by his side showed that lie
had committed suicide
Tie man appeared 70 be about rs
or 30 years Old III bis pockets vas
found q receipt for room rent AT the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
INTRUDER
HAD A GUN
Tried To Enter Presidents
Private Office
HE SAID TAFT WANTED HIN
Noticing His Nervous Actions. the Door
keeper Called a Detective Ser
geant, Who Disarmed
the Man.

Washington, D. c., June l0-Armed
with a big gun James Strieklin Of Cum
herland, Missouri, a miner. almost sue
ceeded 10 entering President 1att's Office.
strieklin. who was wen dressed walked
brisklY 10 and announced that ne had
an appointment. Just as the doorkeeper
was about To open the door, he noticed
that the man was nervous. and 80 the
doorkeeper called 3 doteetive sergeant.
who searched him and found a gun on
che mans person.
Strieklu, who was evidently insane,
said that President TAFT had been adj
yertising for him IN West Nireinia pa
pers and that ne came to the White
House in answer to them
President Taft returned this morning
from bis trip 10 Marietta, Ohio. where
be spoke yesterday at the graduation
exercises Of Marietta college
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
ORDER FOR CHANGE
OF WIRE SYSTEM


Tie Vermont public service commits
si0n has isn7ed order Ne. lAa elsting
q the Improvement Va tile wire system
So Barre aud Montpelier The petition
was brought by Benjamin Gates I'd the
suggest ion Of tae public sefsie commits
sion Hhe respondents are the C0nsai
dated Lighting company Vermont Pow
er q Light company Vermont Telephone
& Telegraph company and Cory Deavitt-
Frost Electric company Later the New
England Telephone Il Telegraph com
paHy ana tie Barred Montpelier Frae.
ton & Power company and Moody d
alHlon became parties to the petition.
Tile commission after two hearings
on the matter found that the wiring
system was very unsafe both As 70 the
public and danger TO worlgmeH repairing
the lines The commission also found
that Il would he unjust TO ask the cor
pafatons Interested 10 place these wires
tho system was placed q sd9a0a The
expef employed by q be conmi sion pre-
pared peehcaliona d a new system 81
wiring which hos been accepted hy all
tile parties except Moody & Almon.
The expense bias been appertioned bv
contract 50 this commission has made
no order regarding it Only part of
the order Is TO he executed this year
ind the remainder to be finished BY
year more until the whole plan IS com-
nleted
BY agreeemnt Of all parties and BY
consent of @ D jarvis assistant eit
gineer of the New England Telephone
& telegraph company, the commission
las appointed him as superintendent and
aA work will be done under his dinec
tioa ana supervision The order is en-
extensive one filing $50 pages u type
written matter. probably the largest
piece 81 work 81 the kind that the COM
mission viii BE- called upon to Do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
ROOseyelt's Ship $40 Miles
East Of Sable Island
ATSlX0'CLOCK AM.TODAY
Wireless Message from the Kaiserin,
Received To-day, Says she Is
Running on Scheduled
Time.

New York. June l6.-A wireless mes.
sage from the Kaiserin says that a g
o'clock this morning she was 3l0 mites
east Of Sable island running on sehed-
ule. The ships wireless instruments are
flooded with messages for Roosevelt. 1t
is expected that Saturdays Roosevelt
program viii be completed at 1880 when
he will lunch with Douglas Robinson
before going to Oyster bay Mayor
Gaynor says he win welcome the colonel
briefly, and Roosevelt emphateaily saws
that he viii have only a few words to
say.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
PaEsIDENr scoREn N ApDREss.
Chicago Professor Calls Him Tolerant,
Weak. Well-intentioned Failure.

Des Moines Ia june lG President
Taft was to-day scored by Prof Law
renee LouRhlin Of Chicago university in
addressing the graduates of Drake uni
versiiy mere The professor. az no time
easy. made 70 clair whom he meant.
Roosevelt" be said won the hearts Of
The people By taking them INTO his conf
deaee and BY standing strongly against
selfish and corrupt practices On the
other hand X a man who stands out
il sharp contrast ne IS weak il moral
courage and listens 70 the voices Of the
selfish interests He is q tolerant, weak,
well -intentioned failure
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16

The Middlebnry selectmen have called
& special town meeting for Saturday
June q. to vote on an appropriation for
the highways to the amount Of $500
At the annual meeting in March Coz
Joseph Battell offered to pay $500 if
the own would not accept State aid
to that amount and his proposition Was
accepted # ROW appears that there Was
nothing ii TIRE caH for the annual meet-
ing varTantiaH The expenditure Of money
coming ID shis way and d special meet.
ing IS eeikd WITH proper article ID
tAs warning 70 remedy this defect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
EPISCOPAL SESSION
I'm MONTPELIER
Opened ii Montpelier Yesterday After
noon Ihis Is the i20th An
nual Convention Of the
Diocese

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
wEDDINe GUSTS suRPRIsED
When Brides Mother Stepped Out to
Be Married Also.

Burlington. June l6, Wedding guests
at the reception, which followed the
marriage yesterday at the First Bap-
tist church 81 George fioughton Wright
of Springfield, Mass, ard Miss Vida
JOHNSON 81 this city, hada surprise when
the officiating clergyman, Rev F D.
Penny, also married the brides mother
Mrs, Matte johnson and Fred n. Could
a popular shoe merchant Of this city.
Tine latter wedding was supposed 70
come of few months later. Nobody
but the closest friends knew Of the
change of plans The two couples viii
have their honeymoon together.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16

Edward Smith Of Cabot Is business
visitor ii the city to-day
Eric Jansen, who lately arrived il
this country from Sweden, is in the city
for q few DAYS.
Robert Sawyer left the city to-day for
Portland. Ne, where be expects 70 pass
tive weeks with friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
Mr. ssaver,s &C . ~ Rssrd.

Lewis NJ Seaver Of Williamstown. a
candidate for senator in Orange county,
has sent Q letter to R =. Beard 81 Or
anee in reply TO The latter's letter in
yesterdays paper q copy Of which is as
follows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16

the address of the evening taking for
topic The Corporation 81 Jesus"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
BAGGAGE
City Transfer Co.,
JAS H. LOVE. PHONE 1872
HAWAII TO LEAVE
next WEDNESDAY

On Wednesday next the Hawaii
will sail for San Pedro, IN order to
be at that port in time for the start
Of the transpacifi, race, which starts
on July 0. The final touches are
now being put on the Honolulu rep
resentative, and she will be as fit
as hands can make her when she n
nally dips Der flag in salute to the
city.
The crew is not quite made up,
but In couple of days all the de-
tails will be complete. Commodore
Wilder and his lieutenant. Toni
King, feel very confident about the
chances OF the Hawaii winning the
great race. One thing is sure, and
that Is that the men who handle the
yacht will do their absolute best and
will spare no effort TO land the Ha
wall over the finishing line ahead OF
all the other boats.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
INACCURACIES
new SERVICE

With holds crammed with valuable
cargo and her decks piled high with
a quantity Of baled hay, fire brick and
other lines Of merchandise, the good
ship Alden Basse, the staunch little
American BARI. arrived at Honolulu
this morning after seventeen day
passage from Redondo, Calf.
Captain Frederick Miller reports a
pleasant voyage to the islan/s.
The round trip made by the Alden
Besse Is declared inaugurates direct
freight and passenger service between
Honolulu and southern California
ports.
The Alden Besse sailed from this
a consignment of scrap iron. The
voyage. while of considerable length,
was one without accident.
The vessel had to await but -',le
time before a goodly return cargo was
forthcoming. The promoters who are
responsible for placing the bark In
commission and initiating the new
service are much gratifed by the fiat.
terlng freight Offering from the Pacific
coast.
Included in the items Of cargo
brought to Honolulu by the Alden
Besse IL GIT barrels of Los Angeles
beer, and declared a much superior
brand to some that finds It's way to
the islands. There Is shipment OF
III tons Of baled hay on deck, also
about three carloads Of brick.
The vessel also arrived with 5000
sacks Of cement and two carloads OF
sewer pipe. The cargo will aggregate
about twelve hundred tons.
While the exact tiD;y for departure
for a return trip has not been dis
closed Il has been definitely decided
that the Alden Besse will be dis.
patched to Southern California taking
a cargo from this port.
II IL the present intention OF the pro
moters to add other tonnage to the
service as business warrants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL

II goes without saying that every.
thing Is Best at The Encore.
7-Soated Auto for hire. Phone 1893
James Baker. Young Hotel Stand.
Embroidered uousseaus and fancy
needlework. Mrs. II. Bell. 162 Hotel
street.
IL you want a good Job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co, 427 Queen st.
The Kentucky saloon Is as famed
for good liquors as the State OF Ken.
lucky. Jack Roberts Is the propri.
etor.
The hearing on the answer filed by
James Holt charged with contempt was
held this afternoon In the criminal
court.
The buildingf committee Of the Y.
M. G. A. will meet this afternoon at 4
O'Clock for the purpose of making a
final selection of plans for the new
building. Mr.. Ripley will give his val.
liable advice to the committee.
Adolph Schnack was a passenger by
the Wilhelmina He comes to spend a
well-earned vacation from studies at
the University Of California. Mr..
Schnack has been taking a thorough
course in electrical engineering.
James Kanoho, guardian for Carrie,
Ida and Rebecca Ringer. has filed a
petition asking permission OF the
court to sell 1900 square feet of land
belonging to his wards for the reason
that they had no income sufficient for
their support.
+. w. Milverton, of the city and
county attorneys stan this afternoon
filed objections to the interlocutory
bill Of exceptions In the Holt embezzle-
ment case, giving as reasons that the
bill did not include nor mention all
the testimony taken upon motion of
the defendant to quash the indictment.
By stipulation filed today In eject.
ment by l.. Apana versus c. II. Hein!g
ct ais the case Is to be continued for
two weeks and will come up in court
on June instead OF May 10. Another
stipulation was filed In the case Of the
same plaintiff against Wong Say under
which the date for the hearing OF that
case is placed at June 2.
Jos. A. Richards. one Of the leading
advertising men In the United States.
is at present visiting In Honolulu. Mr..
Richards is responsible for the sue.
cessful engineering OF the pineapple
advertising campaign now being con.
Quoted by local planters and his visit
to the islands is primarily to gain a
more intimate knowledge OF the condi.
lions regulating the production OF this
fruit. Mr.. Richards is the brother OF
Theo. Richards Of this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
SCHEDULE Of tennis
SINGLES PLAY

In connection with the single tennis
championship OF the islands, play for
which starts up this afternoon on the
Beretania courts, some slight altera-
lions in the schedule have 10 be an.
nounced. The three matches set for
this afternoon win be played. and
three sets out OF Ave will have to be
won. The winner OF the Richardson
win match will play p. r. Bartlett to-
morrow, and the other matches tomor-
row will be Bockus VS.. Slnglehurst;
Clark W.. NOVEL; and w. W. Low VS..
w. A. Wall.
After these games have all been
played there will be sixteen players
left In the contest and eight matches
will be played. The eight winners will
again play, and then there will be four
left In the seml-fnals. Play will start
this afternoon at half past four o'clock
and all contestants are requested to
be on the courts at that time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
DUCK SOON ESCAPED
FROM PRISON GANG

Thinking the manner in which An.
derson Grace is enjoying himself TO
be the right dope, Korean named
Chun Duck Soon carried out the latter
part Of his name and did his getaway
yesterday afternoon. The man was
serving five.year sentence for burg
larry, and was out with the ordinary
gang when he decided to take a holi'
day.
The man walked off calmly enough,
and II is now up to the police to hunt
for the Korean. Rumors that he and
Grace will start In partnership are
said to be premature, but II may turn
out that Duck Soon & Grace, Ltd.
will keep the searchers busy for some
time to come.
Last night the home Of Mrs. Nc.
Kenzie, on Kapiolani street was emit
cred, and some rice, salmon and bread
taken. The food was eaten In the
back yard as the empty can and some
small pieces OF bread were found on
the ground. Duck is suspected OF hav.
ing made the raid and tonight, II still
at learge, he will need another meal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
SHOPPING news
BUSINESS REMINDERS

zee Chan & Co. have Just received
a large shipment of overland trunks,
leather bags and suit cases--upto-date
styles.
Jordan's have opened. ex Wilhel.
nina, a shipment OF Misses lingerie
dresses from $3.50 TO 1880. Best
values yet received.
The scores of the baseball games OF
the American and National leagues
are posted every day on the bulletin
boards of 1.-THE Fashion" saloon.
G. II. Behn, the automan, has two
fine seven.seated autos for hire. Hack
rates within hack limits. SO an hour
for calling or shopping. Phone 5.
or all the beers that are brewed
each year, Rainier beer has given
more satisfaction to more people than
any other. Order a case and keep
we'll
The new lot of stylish, high class
Hart, Schaffner e. Marx clothes re.
ceiyed by Silva's Toggery are the fin.
est they have ever shown. Among the
suits you will find just what you want.
John Mott. the pioneer plumber.
knows his business from the ground
up and If you want the best of work
with the latest appliances, see him.
Motifs shop is at 1872 Merchant street,
near Alakea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
KAPOLANI HOME
GETS INCREASE

Commencing with July ], the city
and county of Honolulu will grant
the increase asked for by the Kapio-
LAM Maternity Home for the care
of INDECENT patients sent to that in
With the adoption Of report re-
ceived from the committee on health
and sanitation, the city and county
board OF supervisors agree to pay
81 so per day for each patient sent
to the maternity home after the first
of July.
Heretofore. city and county indi-
gent patients have been cared for at
a fiat rate OF 81. The directors OF
the home have stated TO the board
that this sum is not sufficient to
meet necessary expenses.
At first some members Of the board
favored transferring the INDECENT
business to another institution. and
Palama Hospital was favorably men
toned. Investigation proved that to
do this Would involve a considerable
outlay in providing for one or more
physicians, also nurses and the ex-
pense incurred for the purchase of
drugs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
PASSAGE THROUGH
TAIL OF COMET
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page y
about II all that attracts attention.
II ts possible that the imagination
plays very large part in the whole
occurrence. still, the hands OF the
clock will be watched fairly closely
after the hour OF Ave this afternoon.
The interest that has been awak-
ened here by the fact that the earth
Is to try conclusions with the tail Of
the comet. either today or tomor"
row, has been all absorbing and has
formed the topic of conversation and
even Jest. Either the world Is get
ting drawer or the people have taken
on don't care" period.
During the previous visit of this
noted comet It Is reported that peo-
pie all over the earth were panic
stricken and that many lost their
reason through fear.
Either today or tomorrow the
earth will in all probability dash
through the comets tail. Hawaii
need not, however, on that account,
expect the end of the world. Com
cts are made up Of two parts. the
nucleus, or head, and that by far
more conspicuous portion, the tail.
The nucleus is probably made mp OF
a mixture of solid and gaseous parts.
and II the earth were to collide with
this portion the consequences might
be disastrous. II, however, as some
astronomers seem to hold, the solid
particles of the nucleus are not larg-
or than grains OF sand. we would be
treated to a magnificent shower. BE
that as II may. the earth and the
comet are nearest to each other to-
day and tomorrow, when the nu-
cleus will be about fifteen million
miles distant. At this time the
earth. comet and sun will be in a
direct line with one another Az the
tail Is turned directly away from the
sun 1t Will then sweep across the
earth II II happens to be more than
fifteen million miles In length. Prof.
Barnard of Yerkes Observatory says
that there is absolutely nothing to
be feared from TINS. and rightly SO,
for the material OF which the tail is
made up Is 30 tenuous that even
faint stars can be seen through It.
The force Of this argument will be
perceived when 1t is noticed that
even slight haze is sufficient to
hide all except the brighter stars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-18
INQUEST ON AUTO
VICTIM ADJOURNED
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Pare ~
to the spot where the dead man lay.
Quincy picked up the body and went
to the Queens hospital, and from
there to the morgue. where an exam.
nation OF the corpse was made.
Jonah Cummins, who was a passen.
ger In the car, testified TO seeing Bar
boza when the latter was some 200
yards away and said that the deceased
lodged back and forth and finally got
right In front OF the automobile Cum
minis was not good witness and con-
tradicted himself several times. His
testimony seemed to impress the jury
unfavorably for the driver of the car.
There was a big crowd mt the police
station and the Inquest is causing
some excitement. Quincy is gtill held
at the station, and will be until the
jury returns verdict that Will either
release him or cause him to be
charged with manslaughter or muir.
der
The action OF Attorney Rawilns In
appearing and asking SO many ques-
tons Of the witnesses at the inquest
hat caused much discussion around
town, and II is thought that Rawlins
exceeded his privileges IN going as far
as he did in the matter. An attorney
Is said to have right TO be present
at an inquest, and TO watch the en-.
quiry In the interests OF his client.
but to turn the INQUEST into more or
less OF trial Is considered 10 be go.
Ing too far