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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
Shot Down by Man He Tried
to Arrest.
POSSE SEARCHING WOODS
Silas Phelps, Armed with Double-bar
relied Shotgun, Hides from Pursuers.
Had Stabbed His Former
Employer

Monroe Bridge, Mass, June H. While
attempting 70 arrest silas Phelps on an
assault charge early yesterday, Sheriff
Edward r. Haskins Of Chariemout was
shot and killed. An armed posse Of sew
erai hundred officials and citizens has
searched the woods all day Tor Phelps,
who Is armed with double.barroled
shotgun
| The search was directed principally At
Monroe mountain, ioothill Of the Hoo
sac range, near the Vermont line. The
bloodhounds have been requested from
Springfield.
Saturday night, superintendent Penn
man 81 the paper mills, where Phelps
was employed As laborer, was stabbed
seriously following an alteration with
the man.. When Sheriff Haskins OF
charlemont reached Phelps cottage mere
at daybresk. after a hard drive over the
country roads, Mrs. Phelps warned him
that her husband would shoot any per.
son who entered The sheriff broke
down the door and started to mount the
stairs leading to the second story, wnen
shot was fred, and he fell
Lewis Sears, hotel keeper, who had
accompanied the sheriff from Charlie
mont, asked permission TO remove his
friends body, and was given three min.
utes 10 do So Small Of stature, Sears
eould only drag tho heavy form across
the loor. Tie had reached the piazza
when Phelps declared the time was up
and pointed the gun at Sears, ordering
him 70 60. Sears was forced to obey.
When Sears reached town with his
story, the authorities sent hurry call
to surrounding towns for help, and
posse was soon formed, when was posted
around the Phelps home. They found
the door harricaded and there was no
noticeable movement until about 1915
a. m. wnen Phelps was seen scurrying
through the woods back Of the house.
He apparently had escaped through
rear door and was headed for Monroe
mountain. He cut telephone and tele-
graph wires to points east Of Monroe,
u facilitate his escape Phelps Il All
years old and has wife and six chill
dren he recently served term IN
Greenfield for shooting an employer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
Ameriean LeaEue standing.
KING HAS NOT CONE BACK.
Star catcher's Arm and Batting Eye
Are Still Good.

Are Still Good.
John Killing. the Chicago Nationals
star catcher. has not gone back q BIT
That at least is the opinion OF the Cub
players. They have watched all bis
actions carefully and declare that they
cannot observe anything which de-
tracts from his former ability
During practice and ID several games
Kings pegging down to second base
was as accurate as ever. Ills arm
seems to be as strong as ever. and it
can safely be said that he viii be the
same terror for the base runner as he
was in years past
During practice recently be threw
the ball eight times to second. and SIX
Of them were on line knee high and
right on the sack There was some
thing behind them. too. as Tinker re-.
marked that every one came down
with all kinds OF speed.
While King was displaying how
good he felt over being back with the
Chicago team President Murphy and
Manager Chance stood of as one side
and smiled ct every attempt Although
they have checked themselves III maxi
ing any assertion about the backstop.
there Il no question that they feel
fighter in mind and that the team win
be- much stronger with him back again.
when King observed the president
and manager eonversIng be gave the
exhibition Of pegging for their benefit
and apparently made a hit
Kings batting eve does not seem 70
have been diYnmed any By the years
absence from the field ne ii landing
the bah Just as hard as ever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
CHURCHILL SHOWN THE
DOOR BY THE KING
aLeave Ny Presence Immediately" Says
Monarch When Home Secretary
Starts to Argue Politics With


London june 81 Winston Churchill,
who. since his elevation 10 the home
seefetarysmp il II said. has become more
personally oxerbeanng than ever, has
lust received one Of the severest snubs
from the king.
His majesty held a reception Of the
cabinet ministers az Marlborough house
last week and discussed with them in
diNldually the future If the political
situation, After hearing Mr.. Churrmlfs
yiews the king proceeded to tell him
exactly bic opinion about the outstand
ing controversies. It Is etiquette for
ministers 70 make statements al fact
when appealed to hy the sovereign and
then to listen without interruption to
the kings answer. Churchill forgoB
himself and said:
II do not agree with your majesty
there" when the king was replying to q
point made By Churchill.
The king was aumfOladed ut the in+
terruption which was entirely without
precedent, and grew Enthusiastically an
gry.
Leave my presence immediately" he
said, and Churchill, abashed and crest
fallen, skunk deieetediy away. The royal
rehuke has greatly affected Mr. Churchill.
who since has been seen creeping about
the parliamentary lobbies with rounded
shoulders aAd head down like pre-
maturely aged man.
It will 81 recalled that the mother
Of Winston Churchill. Mrs. George Corn,
wallis West, qusrreiled with King Ed
ward over the political estate Of her
son, and that neither Edward nor George
thereafter entertained friendly feelings
for them but George a a constitution
al monarch was obliged 70 meet Church.
i'll Az minister This occasion was the
first opportunity King George had Of
administering tile rabnke
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
MANY coon SCORES
Made at the Barre Golf Club Links, E J.
Walsh Being First.

Improvement in the greens made
noticeable gain in tae golfers playing
at the Barre links last week, aud some
good cards were turned IN. p ]. Walsh
took the first place. with net score of
n, and James Reid and Henry Mute were
tied for second with 70. The scores were
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
KEITER IN 4 rAILEss 90.
Ohio Statesman's First Appearance IN IN.
formal Dress.

Washington June 10 The House Of
Representatives ped as one man sat
ufdas morning when Gen. Warren Keller
q ohio- Who i known as the only lv-
ing dress suit statesman. appeared on
re floor wearing simple sack sait.
Gen. Keller has earned his title because
ior Years he has ppver appeared iii
puohe. morning noon or nieht save IN
2 low cnt vest and long tailed coat
a claw hammer effect.
Cen Refer became extremely peeVish
when representative Tawnep II Min
hesoia Chairman Of chs appropriations
committee. elapped his bands ia MS brow
ana inquired if there was ANYTHING
wrong with him. Il IS conlidentip S.
Peeted that the general viii have 4 Re.
lapse as Be Is pretty weH along ii
YEARS 70 eliatIge the habit Of lifetime
81 snadeaiy Some unfeelinQ member
oi tne Housa called attention As ths
eng spell og web weather ana sageestel
ullat PROBABLY tue generals regular snit
were being pressed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
COLEMAN MAY GET MORE.

Trial On Additional Charge Possible Aft
er 10 on IS Years IN jail. :.
Boston, June 10. When George w.
Coleman, the defaultina bookkeeper Of
tile National City bank Of Cambiidea
leaves Greenfield jail 10 or l5 years
hence he may have 20 face an additional
charge through an indictment returned
Saturday by the Suffolk grand jury IN
which Coleman IS accused 81 the larceny
Of $3.50 from Frank A. Andrews g Bos-
ton business man Coleman has been
in jan o. ia the federal building since
the beginning Of tie trial Of William
Il Beliher GA a charge Of being an ae-
eessory ia the looting 81 the bank, Cole.
man has been in the witness box sew.
eral times during the keliher trial The
Andrews charge originated in q transae-
ton at the bank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
FREE MEDICINE
b. :. Davis Makes Unusual Offer to
Women.

Barre women know from sad expert
enoe the folly Of trying to cure their dis
eases by ordinary medicine Il is as
foolish to expect TO cure falling Of the
womb. irregular menstruation OF other
female troubles BY the usual stomach
dragging al it would be TO cure 9 burn
81 sprained wrist ID that way.
The Palm Vine treatment is the only
scientific way Of curing women-s diseases
1t consists Of two ssparase aud distinct
medicines; enc for internal Use. and the
other for direct application.
Eaeh Of these medicines sells at 6fty
cents. hut 70 introduce the treatment in
Barre d. r. Davis win give with every
package 81 Palm Vine he sells a 50e
package II sanative tablets and win
further agree To refund the 50 cents II
the purchaser IL not satisfied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
Just SAY I'm WED SAYS DUKE.
The Tobacco Magnate Marnes "Soms-
where In New Jersey

Washington. June Is Brodie 4. Duke
and Miss Wylanta Roschelle were mar
ried Saturday in Camden. n. Y. Frus
tfated at Washington Friday in his att
tempt to marry 4 fourth time hy un-
expected and most unmelcome publicity,
and by the antipathy Of 4 Presbyterian
minister b the marriage 81 divorced per-
sons the tobacco magnate OF Durham
NJ c. and bis protese and would be
bride vanished from Washington and
weie gone until late SATURDAY. when
they returned 10 the Washington hotel
where Mr. DIXIE was staying before bis
disappearance and tbs name of Mrs
b. +. Duke North Carolina was added
q tie REGISTER Just say I'm married
SAID Sir p8ke % the newspaper men who
haA4sk hira i-aon hsA aavsssasI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

Tommy Leach. the pitrsburg Nation
ais crack veteran outhelder Is one Of
the best judges OF az bell II either
league He turns bis back on the
sphere and invariably wheels under
the dying leather 10 the Right spot 81
trap iE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

for the maintenance Of the automobiles
Of the presiding officers Of the two
houses Of Congress
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
REBUKEs MCCLELLAN.
Mayor Gaynor Speaks on Graft in City
Naturalization.

New York Jnne 3 For the first time
since he assumed office, Mayor 6ay1ur
granted az interview yesterday % his
work ald his administration he men
tlenel uo names bat he nevertheless
delivered q tineiHe rebaSe to George Il
Mcclellan his predecessor and to Tam
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

stock to us" he said, "and We cannot
help Il II there ii not any eompeti-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
NO FUND FoR THOSE AUTOS.

Cannon and Sherman Must Dig Down
Personally or Walk.
Washington, June Ia. Vice President
Sherman and Speaker Cannon must pay
the salaries If their chaufeurs and buy
their own gasoline
The Senate Saturday gave up its fight
for the two appropriations Of $500 each
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
Natlonal Leagua standIng.
Saturdays American League Games.

oatufday7s Amellcan League bames.
Az Detroit New York 4. Detroit q
At Chicago, Washington 3, Chicago 0.
At st. Louis, Philadelphia Q, Sc Louis
2.
Sundays American League Games.
At Sc. Louis, St. Louis 6, Philadelphia
i.
At Chicago Washington 2, Chicago 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
Saturdays National League Games.

at Philadelphia, Philadelphia s Pitts
burg Q
No National league games Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
A Suit Bargain
for Every Man

We have not talked much about
bargains lately because we believe
in concentrating our energies in
choosing articles Of clothing for
you that speak for themselves.
But there are probably some men in
this town who do not yet realize what
it means to the community and to them
to have placed right at their door a mag
nihcent stock Of the finest clothes the
best taiIors in the world have been able
to produce.
That's why we say we have suit bar
gain for every man who will let US put
him in one Of these
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
UPON ITALIAN LADY
". DoKovitch. Nonicucgriu. Bru.
tally Attacks Helpless Woman
In Central Hotel

OGDEN. May f-Wulm Dokowitoh.
a Montcne grin, hrlmlIy a-a.s5I Sire.
Lingi seryente, an italian lady. al tr.
Central hotel Tuesday morning. but
was frightened away before acyom-
plishlng his purpose. The rumau was
arrested and taken 10 the city jail
where "a charge of assault vas pre-
fcrred against him.
Mrs. ScrVcute, who .s on her Wl- 90
California in company with her uus-
band. was lying ON her bed resting
when the man suddenly entered and
before she was able % oscuge Doe
graspod her in his arms Her cries
brought Miss Dgru. daughter of Jos,qn
Dgru, proprietor OF the place. and Miss
Sorventc, sister of Mr. Ssryonto. The
man, who occupied 90 room next Co the
Servcnte.s, ran t0 his room and bottled
his door but upon the arrival of tho
police. DE submitted Co arrest ON
searching him. the officers found "a a,-
calibre revolver iu bis hip pocket. Mt
Scryente was absent when the 8G..r
occurred, having gone up town ON bus-
mess. and the woman who has gust
lcit the hospital after "a short illness.
was entirely powcrless iu The clutches
of the brute. DOkoWitCh Is uutUI. tl
speak English and the officers. who
know nothing of the fellow. are Doe
clined 90 think that hc has just recent
ly arrived boz this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
OLSEN CONVICTED OF
ILLICIT LIQUOR TRAFFIC

OGDEN May 4--Hoken Olsen. Of
Huntsville, was found guilty of SELL
ing liquor al that place without q
license hv Judge Murphy iu the muni-
C.rlI court Tuesday morning and was
sentenced TO pay fine of 5000. There
were three charges against Olsen and
Doc was fined 500 on the first and $50
ou each of the other charges Olsen,
through his attorney. claimed that the
municipal court had no jurisdiction
Boo the case on the grounds that tho
city of Huntsville was not disincor-
U1ratel. The defense further alleged
that Olsen had applied 10 the county
commissioners for "a license and had
been advised boy that body that no
license could be granted because Of
tho fact that final papers FOR the dis
Incorporation OF Huntsville city had
mot been drawn The court held that
70 had the proper Jurisdiction and
rendered q verdict accordingly Notice
OFF uu appeal 90 the district court was
ar once given and later bond for
5000 was furnished The case has
s"mD very peculiar legal phases ana
foo ada tu the complication. there Is
unv similar charge pending in the
supreme court having been taken
There thr1uEh am appeal from the dis
ir..t count hE Olsen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
BARNEY 0LDFlELD
DISTANCE ANNlHILATOR

OGDEN, May f-Blruey OldhrlI
famed as the daredevil driver cot t1.
wonderful 200 horsepower motor Bite
zen Benz. viii Doc seen boz ogden ON
Monday afternoon next when Doe with
demonstrate the meaning of speed aud
distance annihilat0r.' Tie win repeat
the same program hero no tha ogden
race track as that Co Doe given at tHe
Buona Vista track boo salt Lake. OIl-
field has broken am records for speed.
10 having been stated by scientists that
De travels faster than anything known,
except @ bullet At Daytouiu. Florida.
hc recently travelled no che rate OF t42
miles per hour iu the same car which
De VIII drive on the ogden track
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
cNLIrnRNN GnOCEns.

ogden. May g. -The California dele
gates 20 the utional retail erocors
convention az Chicago, arrived in
ogden at 2:Ir Tuesday afternoon on
tho overland limited and were met
Ie 70 committee of the local Retail
Droaers association consisting of Ed
win Williams. Conner Nicholas ana j.
$ Carver. and other members OF the
ogden association. After an informal
reception at the depot. the CALI
frui1ls headed by Secretary y. b.
CouIeg were taken for an automo-
bile ride through the principal streets
of the city and at 2:55 left for salt
Iuae. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Carver
Joined the California delegates az this
point and win attend the convention
40 Chicago. Mr. carver being one OF
tho JJah delegates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
PLEASANT GROVE.
VANDALS INJURE PROPERTY
ATTEMPTED lNCENDlARY

PLEASANT GROVE, May 3.-The
studehakar Bros. have had some bug
giles ruined boy acid bcius thrown on the
seats and tops of the vehicles. which
were standing .n front of C. T. Thorn
ASS place Tho Same evening "a light
cd candle was placed iu some shayings
at the FrgJl Bros. warehouse but
fortunately Che candle went out before
amy DAMAGE was done. The officers are
working on the case, but -o fan they
.--- no -----
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
srocK coMrNNY hi oRrHErM.

OGDEN, May 4.-R. A. Grant. who
has secured summer lease on the
Orpheum theater, will open up that
house on the first OF the month with "a
capable stock company. headed by
Miss Blanche Douglas The opening
production will be "Tho Girl from
the Golden West" Mr.. Grant states
that during the summer he will main
tain one OF the best stock companies
On the west at the local house. Mana
ger Joseph Goss Of the Orpheum. who
las proven himself one of the ahIost
managers ever i'm the city will devote
most of the summer to preparing his
successful act. "a Modern Pocahon-
tas" This act win Poe seen on the
Oruheum circuit next season. Mr..
G0-s viii again manage the ogden
house when it rc-Opcns early in
August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
JOY RIDERS FACE
MANSLAUGHTER CHARG.
Preliminary Hearing of ". &. iiosl'
Elliot ". kcnrcdy. Councilmr
John Larson and Geo. Larso.

OGDEN. May AIN the mhcipal
court this forenoon was begun o. pre-
umuarr hearing of the cas- .oi the
state of Utah VS. William q Howell
Elliot w. Kennedy Counclunn John
Larson and George LARSON Defend
an,s are charged with mvoluntaiy
mansIaughter Tor killing .on Jan. j.
of Parker o. Faut, who as ran down
0l ogden streets by am dutomonlI% lh
which defendants we're ndulsinE in d.
"jav ride" in celebration of New f'lrs
dav The defendants ave ensageu "a
strong array of attrno}3 ana VIA
make strong fight 60 Keep inc ease
.Drr OF the district curt The uro'iw-
mary hearing btfoe Judge Murphy
ssh. occupy two or uroe dIys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
PROGR

Special prices o. an church or-aniza-
tnus nn programs. tickets. dodgers.
'te. AN orders promptly and careful
y nNrI
THE DESEBET NEWS JOB DEPT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
Alexander optical CO., 2is Main
ILLUSTRATED CATNLoG or
PLAYS.

We have just issued "a new Illus
trated and descriptive catalog Of PLAYS
and farces. We carry large stock
and the variety is sufficient great
TO supply any dcmauC from a sun
dav school entertainment 20 per-
Torrance on the professional stage.
Free on application
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main 50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
Dr.. Marlers Female Pills
II Years The Standard.

'f.hcd and recommended for WON.
ailments, scientifically prcpar'
I.uHdN 1f proven worth The result
I'D Their use is quick and permanent
'' sale az an drug stores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04

Appetite Gone, Nerves Un-
strung Sieeplcss, Tain. pale. T'e.1.
Last spring my hel.l was
completely broken down. My ape
petite was gone and i was iu uu-
strung nervous condition, unable
TO sleep. I became Chin, rsla 8ai
was laueuid ana tired aI ,he time.
Hoods SarsaparIa restored me
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04
SCHOOL NOTES.

The seniors and athletic association
have in preparation an entertainment to
be given at the opera house Friday even.
ing, April g.
Miss Streator will have place on the
program of the county teachers associa-
ton which will meet here March Is and
10. Her subject Will be English in the
High School"
Miss Malkuska has some excellent
spoilers.
The seniors advise the Juniors to de-
feat somebody and get reputation be-
fore issuing a challenge to them.
At the Clio meeting last Friday evening
the question, Resolved, That the U. S.
government ought to establish parcels
post system" was handled in mastery
manner by both sides. The debaters
on the affirmative presented many strong
arguments showing why the system
should be established and Just how it
would be of great benefit to the common
people, while those on the negative, with
arguments equally effective, proved Just
what would happen to us should the
government see fit to adopt 1T. For the
most part the young orators were a
credit to themselves and to the society
they represented. Each side was abso-
lutely certain Of winning the decision,
but the judges, Mr.. Cavanaugh, Mr..
Anderson and Mr.. Warner, we're unani-
nous in the opinion that the affirmative
had shade the better OF the argument.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Regular services at the Baptist church
as follows: Preaching at 1890 a. m
Sunday school at HAS; Y. p. s. q. r
at D. M. leader, Mrs. Geo. Harrison. Mid
week prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 1880. You are cordially invited to all
these services.
Throwing Stones or What shall we
do with the Criminal" will be the sub
ject for discussion next Sunday morning
in the Presbyterian church. Special
Pentecostal service at p. IN. The girls
quartet will sing at the evening service.
A ten minute talk by the pastor. If you
enjoy singing attend the evening ser.
vice.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04
DEATH OF MRS. M. PEPPER,

Margaret A. Gates was born near Co
lumbus, Ohio, August %, 1912. When
two years of age she came with her par
ents to Paw Paw, Mich. where most of
her life has been passed.
October %, 1857, she was united 10
marriage with Stephen Pepper. To this
union eight children, five sons and three
daughters, were born. The husband,
two daughters and one son have preceded
her TO the better land.
For twenty years size has beena faith
full member of the Free Will Baptist
church, from which she has many times
testified, thus finding peace and strength,
faithful to this as in all things. She was
also charter member of the Paw Paw
hive No 4l9 L. o. Il. NJ. NJ and for
years filled the office of commander of
that order. She was an earnest worker
and loving sister.
Death came after an illness of thre
weeks at Union City, where she had
resided for the past two years with her
youngest son, DR.. Harry Pepper. She
passed peacefully away February rs. She
is survived by one daughter, four sons
and ten grandchildren, also one brother,
George Gates of Danville, ILL., The chill
dren, Mrs. Lottie Downing of this place,
John Pepper of Climax, Dell Pepper of
Los Angeles, California. and Charles
and Harry of Uoion City, are left to
mourn the loss of devoted IN other.