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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Wednesday.

Wednesday. November =.
1850 p. m. stmr Point Arena, Jacobson. II
hours from Black point; 5000 ties TO Albion
lumber company.
Ii o. M, stmr Guaiala. Martfnson. II hours
from Salt Point landing 5000 ties to Eastern
Thursday November s.
D. M sfmr Aberdeen Rees. % hours from
Eureka 100000 feet lumber TO Pacific lumber
company
$40 p. M. stmr Pennsylvania, Saunders. IL
days S hours % minutes from Aucon; merchan-
disc TO Pacific Mall steamship company
$50 D. M. stmr Coos Bay. Feria T6 hours
from San Pedro and way ports; merchandise 10
Pacific Coast steamship company.
$40 D. M. stmr Falcon. Schage. II hours from
Portland Wis Astoria Sc hours; merchandise 10
Williams. Dimond & CO..
stmr George Loomis Smith, 10 hours from Re-
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"OPEN SHOP" POLICY
DECLARED BY BUILDERS
Trouble Between Carpenters
and Contractors Expected

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 3.-Trouble be-
tween the contractors and carpenters
unions of San Diego is in sight as a
result of a decision Of the San Diego
builders exchange in declaring for an
"open shop policy. The decision was
made a few nights ago. but was not
announced until yesterday afternoon
Last night the carpenters held a meet
ing. but the result Of their delibera-
tions was not made known. Mem
bers of the union denied that any ac-
tion was taken. but IL is believed
trouble is brewing.
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A BooKLEr FoR INVESTORS

The Harris Trust and Savings Bank.
204 Dearborn street, Chicago, has Is
sued booklet entitled Bonds for
Safe Investment, intended for the use
of persons planning to invest in bonds
for the first time. It's aim is to ex-
plain in simple terms the purposes of
various classes of bonds and to. indi-
cate the value OF bonds as safe invest
ments for individuals as well as insti-
tutions. Copies may be had free upon
request.
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Berth WANTEDFOR
YALEAND HARVARD
Bennett & rGoodall Ask Harbor
Commission to Take Care of
Their Speedy Coasters
T yesterdays meet

T yesterdays meet
ing of the harbor
commission, Ben
nett & ,Goodall
made application
for a berth for the
steamers Yale and
Harvard, which the
applicants recently
bought, and which
they will s operate
between here and
Los Angeles. The
steamers are now
on their way to
this port, and the
owners are anxious
to have all arrange
ments made before
they get here, as
the new service will
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J. M. STUDEBAKER ILL
AT SOUTH BEND HOME

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 3.-J. NJ
Studebaker, president of the Stude-
baker Brothers manufacturing COM
pany. and one of the founders Of that
institution. is seriously Ill at his home
in this city. He is rs years old and the
only survivor Of the five brothers who
founded the vehicle company.
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Memoranda

Launch that had San Francisco bridge COM
pany's barge in tow that broke awag Was launch
Lively: barge's side badly damaged; FOrfarshira
undamaged.
Per Br bark Inverness, at San Francisco from
AntTerp-Sailed from Antwerp April y; came
TO an anchor at Flushing on account cf heavy
weather and sailed April IS; passed Madeira Nav
a; crossed the equator May ~ IN longitude n
west; June % passed the meridian OF the Cape
OF Good Hope: the same day experienced a terri
&c gale from Sc to SW with very high noun
famous sea. filing decks 20 the rails, flooding
cabin and foreeastle and washing the crew down
against the lee scupper and slightly tn1urlnS
several OF them; also in1urtng the captain; Aug
passed around Tasmania; Aug. II passed the
Three Kings north end OF New Zealand Sept. =
passed through the Manga Reva group; Sept. Is
crossed the equator IN the Pacific In longitude
lis west; from thence % port had light variable
NNE and northerly winds and foggy weather.
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MARINE INTEIJJGrNcU

Office of United States lighthouse inspector.
eighteenth district, S13 Mutual Savings Bank
bnilding. 704 Market street-San Francisco,
Cal, Noyenber g. 1910
Application will be received during the next
80 days for filing the position Of blacksmith 3
helper at Yerba Buena Lighthouse depot Goat
isIaudl with pay at the rata of SEQ per month and
hnd Yourself Applicants must be citizens Of
the United States. application blanks and full
information can be obtained by applying to this
office. w. A. M0FFETT,
Lieutenant Commander. U. S. NJ, Chairman
Local Civil Service Board for the Light
house service.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The British steamer Riverdale, which arrived
here from the orient Wednesday, Is under time
charter for lumber from Puget sound or Columbia
river to Australia.
The schooner Sophie Christensen is engaged ro1
lumber from Grays Harbor to Santa Rosalta-
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New York Metal Market

Spot and November. u 4o@l2 6oc; December,
4. .45d i. SIC; January. 1250G12. roc. London
weak. Spot, E57 SIS Cd futures, f5S SIS Cd
Custom house returns show exports so far this
month l.7e0 tons. Lake copper. i2H y q
i3.l2ize electrolytc. 12T5Qiac; casting, l25o
az
Tin-weak Spot. 3s.156se.75c; November,
$685. Toe: December and January. 36I36. soc.
London weak. Spot 1856 los; futures, fl66 as.
Ieed-Quiet. 440d4. SOC New York and 4.2T}a
dz.32lac East ST. Louis. London. f13 Is 9d.
Spelter-Firm. 5.S0d 5000 New York and
5.T2h d5.s2lzc East st. Louis. London spot,
f24
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s Cd London.
locally iron was quiet No l foundry northern.
No. l foundry southern and No. 1 foundry
southern soft. s15.T5d1625; No. foundry
northern, S15.50G16.
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branch of the United States photographic
Office. located In the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit OF
nariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets OF charts
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gardiDg lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters Of interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. c.. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u. S. N, in charge.
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Don't think oklahoma can now possibly make
more than $50 0no
Spot closed firm and unchanged. Middling
nalands, soc; middliBg gulf 14soc Sales,
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Portland TIvestock Marker

PORTLAND. Nov. 3-Csttle-Reeeipts. 500.
Market firm. Steers. choice. s5.25d5.65: me-
dium, 81. z.50d5; choice beifers. s.. 50d5: choice
COWS. S4-25 d4.T5; medium COWS. S3.50d4; COM
mon cows. S203.50; bulls S3.50G4; stays s4d
$50; calves, Hight. S7Q7.50: heavy, S3. z5d5
Hogs-Receipts 700. Market firm. Hogs ton
Sa 25da So: fair to medium S90e. .25.
Sheep-Receipts. 100 Market firm Shap
Valley best heifers S450d5: fair to good
-vethers. $50 3.25: best yearling wethers 50 80
dsT5: best valley ewes S3d5-50; lambs. choice
mountain. S5.25@5.50; choice valley. 4.75d5.
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WIFE MURDER AND sUIcIDE-Chiesgo Nov.
3--John Secksniua. who deserted his wife a
year ago. entered the little grocery conducted
by the. latter today, shot and killed her.
wounded the baby in her arms and then fred
bullet into his own head, dying instantly.
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Time Ball

United States branch hydrographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. November
3, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cifc standard time (120th meridian), or at Sh.
com. COS. Greenwich mean time
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. s. n. in charge
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Cbfcaro nairv Produce NJarLet

CHICAGO. nov 2-Butter steady: cream
cries. 2sd30c: dairies. 23d27c. Eggs steady:
receipts. 3.194 cases; az mark. cases included.
1872 G p nc. rsts. 26c; prime frsts. 2sc Cheese
steady. daisies 1915 n 15atc: twins. 14I4 n 14lhc:
Young Americas, l5Gl554c; longhorns, l5a
l54c.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH Nov. 3.-Turpentine - Firm.
stocks &C. 300.
Rosin-Firm: sales. 1852; receipts, STA;
B. s. 95: d. IS. .9213 Ql5.9T1k: E. $5.s7la @16; F.
S6.O21s G6o5; G. SCOTS @61o: H. s6.121a; I,
Se.l5; K, $3.50; NJ, $780, n, S6.I5; VIC, ST;
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
for North

Shipments Tor North
The steamer Queen sailed for Victoria Tuesday
with cargo consigned TO various British American,
cities valued az sI4,725 and including the follow
ing.
pkgs fresh fruits, s. pkgs vegetables, n,579 lbs
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st. Louis Wool aIarke

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3--NIarket steady. Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 2Sts G24i2e; light
hne, 19G21e; heavy hpe, 15G17c; tub washed,
25@SSe
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco, CAL, Nov. g..
1910:
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homeward bound sailed yesterday from
San Bias.
The Peru is due today from Panama
and way ports.
Changes of Masters
Steamer Eta B--Late master. NJ G.
Hansen; present master, George Hof-
ner
Bark Amy Turner-Late master, John
Turloff; present master, w. J. Macleod.
EnrofIments
Steamer Klamath-E. johnson. mas
ter
Steamer Lansing-C. Alberts, master
License Renewed
Steamer Coquille River. Bostrom,
master.
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By United Wireless
Thursday, November 3.
STEAMER BUcKMAN.Trcm Seattle for ssss
Francisco: Nov. s, t2 20 p. m. of Trinidad
head; strong northwest wind; moderate north,
erly sea: nne and clear; expect to arrive at
a. m.. Nov. 4.
STEAMER LURLINE--Frcm San Francisco for
Honolulu; Nov. 2. 10 p. M. So miles on light
ship; moderate west wind; Nov. g. 10 a. M.
23T miles Off lightshlp; moderate north wind
and sea.
STEAMER PENNsYLvANIA-Fr Ancon for
San Francisco: Nov. 8, 1880 p. M. Is miles
south of Pigeon point.
STEAMER wASHTENAW--Noy 3. 8 p. m. 1s
miles south Of Farallon islands: from Port
San Luis for Astoria; clear; moderate north
west wind heavy swell; barometer soooi
temperature S.
STEAMER SANTA oLARA-Noy. 3, $3.50 p. m,,
40 miles north of Point Reyes; hence today for
Eureka long westerly swell light northwest
wind; barometer 30.30.
STEAMER MANN sMITH-a:ao p. M. Nov. 2.
crossed bar; hence Nov. 2 p. M. for Coos
bay; light westerly wind; sky overcast; smooth
sea; all we'll.
STEAMER SANTA RITA--Nov. 2. passed Point
Sur: from Port San Luis for San Francisco;
hazy; smooth sea; all well.
STEAMER KLAMATH-5:3o p. M. of Point
Reyes: light northwest wind; weather clear;
all we'll.
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Unsettled weather prevails in many parts Of
the United States. storm Of moderate In
tensity is sweeping the Atlantic coast NOV
ing north from. Hatteras; At New York there
has been a rainfall of 2.44 inches in the last
"a hours. Another depression overles Colorado
and will cause high southeast winds in the
plains states. Unsettled weather with. rain is
reported in southern California and Arizona.
The temperature has fallen from 10 TO Is
degrees from Florida to New York and has risen
rapidly in the middle west
In California temperatures are somewhat be-
low the normak
The pressure distribution favors fair weather
In the north and cloudy, somewhat unsettled
weather in the south.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday
with fog in the morning; moderate north wind
For Santa Clara yalley-Fair Friday moderate
north wind.
For sacramento yalley-Fair Friday. moderate
north wind.
For San Joaquin valley-cloudy. unsettled
weather Friday; possibly showers; light west
wind
For Los Angeles and vicinity-cloudy. un-
settled weather Friday. with showers; light
s0' 4. G. McApIE, District Forecaster.
HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE
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SALES
, AT AUCTION

SATTRDAY. Nov. 3 at II a. m. "a head %
large horses and mares. 1 span OF mules and
nonies. also wagons and harness for all purposes
Rain or shine. 56S Fourth 81.
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Miss s. Mcdowell Rogers
B. Franklin J. Tellman
Mrs. NJ K Marin Mrs S. Frey
H. B. Hakes ". T. Glasgow
Mrs: Fare Mr. and Mrs. W. A;
J. Eron Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mr.. and. Mrs. T. n.
Young Daley
Mr. and Mrs. A. Vel ]. H. Cartwright
salarich and grand A. W. Campbell
daughter Miss N. L. Sherry
c. Canley c. York
Miss N. Rodriguez W. Fulton
A. Jesse Miss NJ. Jesse
Miss r. Willow Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wal
Miss NJ. Joseph ters
<. McDonough Miss Beatrice Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Burke Mrs. MCGOWAN
c. Giller Miss g. Richardson
Miss S. Bloom r. Nolan
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Mum Mrs. s. Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Young
Fleet Sails for San Diego
The Pacific fleet sailed yesterday for
San Diego to prepare for battle practice
which will be held this year off the
southern port. o1heao The South outh +s9 Dak9ta
target. They were the first to get un-
der way. They were followed by the
two fagships West Virginia and Cali
hours later, having waited for a be-
lated marine officer from Mare island.
Charles Nelson Case Heard
Inspectors of HulIs and Boilers Bull
ger and Bolles made an investigation
yesterday into the cause of the ground
miles north of Point Arena on the af-
ternoon of October rs.
Captain L. c. Hanam and Chief En-
gineer R. Anderson of the Charles Nell
SON testified that a heavy fog hung
over the ocean at the time.
They testified that the steamer re-
the afternoon until shortly after Z
o'clock the same night, when it got
off under its own power and was towed
9te ths bay bs by bsss the Nso1 ps5
ran ashore. The inspectors have taken
the matter under consideration.
Water Front Notes
Captain Mcleod has been appointed
master of the bark Amy Turner.
tion company. who fell into the hold of
the bark Annie Johnson about four
months ago and suffered fracture of
his right leg, was around the water
front yesterday learning to walk again.
Chief Engineer William Pence of the
Associated oil companys steamer J. A.
Chanslor has gone east to superintend
the installation of the engines on the
new steamer w. f. Herrin.
Chief Engineer Harry Mosine of the
chief engineer of the Canslor, and First
Assistant Engineer Kemp of tie Navi-
gator as been promoted to chief en-
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,6s5.000 feet.
The schooner Bainbridge, Captain
Engelbretsen, arrived yesterday, Al
days from Raiatea. with SIS tons of
copfa.
The Pacific Mail conlpany's Pennsyl-
yania, direct from the isthmus. arrived
last evening too late to pass quaran-
tine. Captain Saunders, master of the
Pennsylvania. probably will be trans
ferred to the Korea. whose master
Captain Sandberg, has. resigned from
the Pacific Mail service
The Japanese liner chiva Maru ar
rived yesterday at Hongkong.
The Pacific Mail liner San Jose,
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Army Transports
The Buford is in port.
The Crook is at Manila
The Dix Is at Seattle
The Logan sailed October is from Manila
The sherman, outward bound sailed October II
from Honolulu,
The Sheridan Is In port.
The Thomas is at Moore scott's shipyard,
The Warren is in the Philippines
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PIER DIRECTORY

NoRrH oF MARKET sTREEr
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
ACCUSED WOMAN or SHOOTING.
Woman Was Dead and Could Not Tell
Of philadelpllia Tragedy.

Philadelphia, May 26 Miss Mary
Klumpp aged 3S Years, employed AS 3
checker ia the kitchen Of the Hotel Ritz
tonhouse here for tic past two years
and said to have wealthy relatives in
Washington. D. G., and John McGovetn,
employed as a pantryman at the same ho-
tel, were found dying late yesterday
afternoon ia furnished room where
they had gone Tuesday night The wom-
an had two bullet wounds IN her breast
and died shortly after her removal 70 q
hospital The man had been shot three
times in the chest and cannot recoy-
er
The couple were lying face 70 face on
the bed with an empty revolver between
them when one 81 the occupants Of the
house ran to The room attracted by
The sound of the five pistol shots The
police are puzzled to know who did the
shooting There were powder marks on
the mans body but none on the wom-
an.
N 4 statement made during D period
Of consciousness at The hospital, accord
ing to the police, McC}overn said the
woman had shot him because be was
q married man.
AlcCoverH lived with his wife In this
city. He came here from Buffalo about
three months ago and said that he orig
inally came from Boston.
The woman bore good reputation.
Both &C the hotel where she was en-.
ployed and at her boarding house. 70 was
said that she appeared refined and wac
not known to have men friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Rev F. B Kellogg Of Waterbury Called
to Worcester, Mass.

waterbury Ma, 8g raw Il. Kel-
loag. wba 6a. been tde aneessafnI pas-
toT NJ tbe Waterlupr cnnereoafianal
ebnreb FIJI fbe last nfee vears has KS.
eeived i All from the Hone Conmeoa.
tional ehnreh of Worcester Mas which
"a all pfobabiljty M win accent MI
KELLOGG MI. noi candidate for Tie
nastoFafe ana fhc eatl was brouoht about
through some AZ hie MA saehisetts
friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
Mrs. Dora Geitman Whacked
Him With ROIIingpin
KNOCKED HIM OUT WINDOW
Then She Screamed--The Police Came.
She Told Them to Go Down in Court
yard and Get Burglar-They Did.
He Was Dead Woman Not Held.

New York, May 2s.-"I think burg
lar is dead in the court yard" declared
Mrs. Dora Gaitnsu early to-day to
two policemen, who had been attracted
IA her apartment on Delaney street by
her cries. u caught him in my room
snd hit him with roIlingpin and
knocked him through the window The
two policemen looked at the pretty
young woman in amusement as she told
her story, wondering now she could
do" a burglar In the manner she said
size had
But following out her suggestion they
went down to the courtyard and there
found the dead body Of man which
proved to be that Of Lewis Glatch, an
Eastside thief Glateh had his sneaxs
on, and ia his pocket was some iewelry
which belongs to Miss Berssnhalz
The police have not arrested pretty
Mrs. Geitman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs John Alchieri and son, Felix, left
last night for Raymond CAL where
they are TO reside.
II. A. Emerson Of Troy, who Is pass
Ing several weeks n Williamstown, was
m the city to-day.
w. f. Croft and a. ". Croft Of Euos-
burg Fails, who are taking a carriage
drive to Lake Sunapee. a. FL, were in
this city to-day,
Grand opening Of public dances BIZ NJ.
W of AT ana GilbeTtsou's orchestra Of
six pieces Saturday, new Rowland hall,
Follow the crowd.
Mrs J G. Morrison left on the morn
ing train for Springfield, Mass as a
delegate to the annual convention Of
the ]. q. o. ~, IA. u to he held there
this week
r. II Weinhotz Of Ausabie Forks. n
~, manager Of the Ausahle Forks Gran.
tie company, who mas been in the city
several days on a business visit left
last night for his home
Mrs n. ID. Phelps and Miss Harriet
Chandler are in Waterbury attending
the annual state meeting Of the Wom-
ans Missionary union, as delegates from
the missionary society Of the Congre
eational church.
Among the attractions at the trottine
park next Monday win be two-mile
running race between Victor Bianchi and
Peter PuriceIli for a purse. The horses
will be called at 1880 and the baseball
game at 300 O'Clock.
Remember the NJ. w Of A. public Sat
uTday night dance win be IN the new
Howland hall with Gilheftsons orches-
ira Of Six pieces Plenty of floor space
the finest hall IN the state Admission.
soc for gents ladies' lQe.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Tavior. who have
been visiting Mr and Mrs. George E.
Bond for few days, left this morning
for their home ia Boston They were en-
route ia their home from Detroit. Mich,
where Mr. Taylor attended the conven
tion Of railway engineers lie is an en-
gineer on the Boston & Maine
Don't fail to hear DR.. spurgeon at the
Methodist enlrch tonight ait ssl5 It
Is the opportunity of lifetime to hear
London's greatest pulpit orator III Won
fail to see Halley's comet this time you
viii have another chance in Is years
but il is very certain no Barre audience
win ever have this great opportunity
Of hearing Dir Spurgeon again Admis
sion, 25e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
He Was All They Lacked for
a Spicy Trial To-day
HE WAS THE STAR WITNESS
There Were Six Men Waiting TO Have It
Proved That He, William, surnamed
Hussey, Was Maltreated by Them
on River Street

With the jury all drawn and the court
room full OF witnesses the River street
breach Of the peace cases, in which six
men are under ball for trial, had to be
postponed in city court this morning
because 81 the fact that The complain
ing witness, William Hussey, did not ap-
pear in court Hussey, who had the
six men arrested on his complaint that
they pounded him up last Sunday morn
ing on River street, has suddenly dis
appeared; and the whole police force and
Constable Nichols have been unable Ia
locate him.
It was not known to the officers until
Tuesday morning when they went to
serve a subpoena on Hussey that he had
any intention Of showing the white
feather ~ the case. Constable Nichols
says that lie went to Mrs. Cooney's
house on River street Tuesday to servo
subpoena on Hussey who. It Is said,
had been living at this house As he
went up to the door. the constable says,
Mrs, Cooney met him and at his inquiry
iii Hussey was there she said that he
had just gone mp street The constable
then started out To hunt him up, and
be soon learned from people living in
the vicinity Of the Co0ney house that
when he was talking with Mrs. Cooney
at the front door, Hussey was seen to
20 out Of the back door Of the house.
This was the first intimation that the
constable had that Hussey wanted to
quit the case but he says that he learned
also that o new turn Of affairs had de-
yeloped between Hussey and the SIX re-
spondents IN the case and Hussey had
decided that be wanted to leave. N. N.
Gordon appeared IN court this morning
as counsel for the respondents and }.
Ward Carver AZ prosecuting attorney
The latter informed the court that a.
the complaining witness in the case had
failed to show mp be would ask to have
the case postponed until June and
the continuance was granted The jury
which had been drawn was discharged.
The iurymen were j. w. Vaughan, Nii-
liam oliver r.. G. w Laudera A. c.
slaytou. Elon Barrett and Fl .. steph-
ems. The six respondents in tue case
are James McTigne, Thomas 0Leary
Wiiiiam Hsnrahan, Thomas Burke,
Thomas McGofT. and William Skerritt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
BREAK In RANKS
s0F MILK CONTRACTORS
Says Secretary Hunter Of the Milk Pro.
dueers Association. He Named
Two Firms Said to Have
Conceded Demand.

Boston, May 2e.-W. A. Hunter Of the
Milk Producer9 association said last
night that two Of the Boston milk con
tractors are making concessions to thu
striking milk producers and Offering to
pay them the winter price for their
milk during the summer.
In the statement which Mr.. Hunter
issued last night for the producers be
says:
'Word was received from North
Charlestown, N. I'll. which includes the
vicinity Of Charlestown, Claremont juno
tion and Springfield, VT, that at large
meeting held there the latter part Of
last week the BOSTON dairy conpany's
agent guaranteed 70 pay the producers
IN that section TIE winter price for
milk; also that Alden Bros ia the m-
einity 81 pratts Junction guaranteed hls
producers the winter price today il they
would put the milk on If these deal
ers can pay the price It win be readily
seen that the other dealers can do the
same if they choose to-