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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
so ARE TO BE QUIzZED.
As To Campaign Contributions Never
Reported.

New York, Oct. 3l-Charles +. Muir
ply, leader of Tammany hall. is among
the witnesses cited to appear in the pro-
ceedings on charges of corruption against
Tammany, made by John A. Hennessey
in his recent campaign speeches.
The hearing win be held this afternoon
before Chief Magistrate McAdoo. Hen
nessey is understood to have given the
district attorney about so names of per
sons who viii be asked regarding cam
paign contributions that it is alleged
were never reported. Hennessey's little
black book, said to contain statements
made by former Senator Stilwell, now in
Sing Sing, win figure in the investiga-
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
GEN. DIAZ COMING
TO GALVESTON
Mexico Fugitive To Be Transferred To
Steamship Alabama Tomorrow
Afternoon, 1t Is Said.

Galveston, Tex, Oct. 3l.--Gen. Felix
Diaz and two companions, who took
feuge on the United States warship Vera
Cruz, will probably be landed here. In
accordance with plans made by John
Lind and Rear Admiral Fletcher, Diaz
win be transferred to the steamship
Alabama of the Gulf Coast Fruit &
Steamship Co. tomorrow afternoon and
brought here. The Alabama is now at
Tampico, awaiting orders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
Perry Lambert Was Auto
ing Ia Miles an Hour
When Killed
HE WAS TRYING
TO MAKE RECORD
Tire Burst and Caused the
Machine to Roll Over
on Him

London, Oct. 3l.--Perry Lambert, the
holder of many worlds automobile rec,
ords, was killed to-day while endeayor-
ing to break the hour record on the To-
cal track. Lambert's car was travelling
ia miles an hour when a tire burst
causing the machine to turn turtle and
roll over an embankment. Last Mon
day Lambert captured the 50-mile rec
ord, covering the distance in 27 minutes
and 2 2-5 seconds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
NO SMALLPOX IN VERMONT.
State Board of Health So Reported at
Meeting Last Evening.

Burlington, Oct. 3l-The regular
monthly meeting of the state board of
health was held last evening with a
full attendance of the members and was
chiefly occupied with the transaction of
routine business. There is at present no
sign of smallpox in the state and the
epidemic has evidently been effectually
stamped out. There is also very little
typhoid and Vermont seems to be very
free from contagious diseases. Among
the matters discussed were water sup
plies, sewage and other kindred subjects.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
BURIAL IN WILSON CEMETERY.
Funeral of Mrs. Harry Wilkinson Was
Held Yesterday

The funeral of Mrs. Ethel (Webster)
Wilkinson. wife of Harry Wilkinson,
whose death occurred at the City hos
pital Tuesday forenoon, after a long
period of poor health, was held at her
late home on Richardson road Thursday
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Elmer f.
Newell, pastor of the Hedding Methodist
church, officiating. The attendance num-
bered friends of the deceased from sew
eral towns in this vicinity. The bear
ers we're as follows: Albert Jameson
Allen Jameson. Fred Perrin and Alfred
wilkins Interment was made in the
family lot in Wilson cemetery at South
Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Philip Peppin and Charles Vest Accused
in Milton Break.

Burlington, Oct. 3l.-Philip Peppm
and Charles Vest. who were arrested in
Milton. charged with the burglary of
the store of II. L. Powell. were brought
to the county jail yesterday and will re-
main there awaiting a trial in county
court. Both are under S400 bail which
neither is able to furnish. Vest has been
arrested before and now has a sentence
Of four years hanging over him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
SOCIALIST DEFEATED
HOUSE SPEAKER
Political 0verturn in One Newfoundland
District in Which Speaker Warren
Was Seeking Reelection.

st. Johns, Newfoundland Oct. 81
Speaker Warren of the House assembly
was defeated in the quadrennial general
election yesterday by Business Manager
Grimes of the Fisherman's Protective
union, allied with the opposition party,
which is headed by Sir Robert Bond.
Grimes will represent the Port de Grave
district, the only district in which
count Of ballots was completed this
morning. He is a Socialist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
RUSHED TO BOSTON.
Senator J. Ham Lewis Goes to Speak on
Pres Wilson's Request.

Chicago, Oct. Responding to re-
quest from President Wilson that he
aid the Massachusetts state committee
in the closing rallies of the gubernatorial
campaign, Senator James Hamilton
Lewis left hurriedly this morning for
Boston, where he will speak tomorrow
night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
SIX YEARS TERM.
For Jacob Rosenberg, Last of the Boston
Robber Gang.

Boston, Oct. 3l.-Jacob Rosenberg, the
last of gang of four men to be cap
tured for robbing the jewelry store of
Samuel lillian of $4,000 in gems more
than three years ago, was sentenced yes
terddy to from six to 10 years in state
prison. Rosenberg was captured in New
York a few months ago after a chase
that led the police to southern Europe
and hack
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
PLUMLEY DELEGATED.
To Speak for Republicans in New Jersey
Election

Washington, d. G., Oct. 3l.-The Re-
publican congressional committee to-day
assigned Representative Plumley OF
Vermont to speak at Millyille. New
Jersey, the home town OF Governor
Stokes, Monday night,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
Reso' ! ~ ) of Appreciation
~ sympathy Adopted by
Central Labor Body
FUNERAL HELD
AT ST. MONICA'S
Many Labor Union Men At
tended the Service
To-day

Besides electing officers for the next
six months at the semi-annual meeting
last night, the Central Labor union of
Barre and vicinity paid tribute, in reso-
lutions, to City Representative Richard
Grigg, the wellknown labor union lead
er, who died Tuesday night and whose
funeral was held to-day.
The resolutions were adopted as fol-
lows
Resolved, That we, the officers and
ancmbers of the Central Labor union of
Barre and vicinity, in regular session as
sembled, sincerely regret and deplore the
death of our honored representative and
brother, Richard Grigg. Always an ar
dent and progressive exponent of clean,
= instructive trade unionsm, ever will
inc to lend his strong mentality and
sonn, Judgment on all affairs that per-
tanned to the general uplift of the work
ING mas, YES, his demise has created gap
in our ra aks that will be hard to fill.
And. furthe,-, be it
Resolved, That we extend to the be-
reavad mother and family our sincere
expression of con dolence in their hour of
sorrow and loss, an 4 further, be it
"Resolyed. That copy OF these reso-
buttons be spread on Vie records OF the
Central Labor union Of Barre and vicin-
itv, copy inserted in t.Ne Barre Daily
Times and third copy be forwarded to
the widow and family.
tSigned, in behalf of the CeYtral La
Dor union of Barre and vicinity.|
"Alex. Ironsde. president
aGilVia I CarIi apprptarVk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
Weather Forecast.

Fair tonight and Saturday; moderate
westerly winds,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31
C. L. us Newly Elected officers.

The new officers of the organizations
are as follows:
President Alexander Ironside; vice.
president, John I. Callaghan; secretary,
Silvio Cardi: treasurer, II. ]. Houghton;
inside guard, II. j. Pierson; executive
board. president and recording secretary.
OK x-ofiicio. George Stewart, Cyrus Hall
and Fred w. Suitor; auditors, Ewen
Mckenzie, Fred W. Suitor and Cyrus
Hall; librarian, Silvio Cardi.
Pres. Ironside Goes To Seattle.
A number of Central Labor union
members were at the station this morn
ing to bid farewell to President Iron
side. who left at s:l5 for Boston, where
he will Join delegation Uf labor men
bound for Seattle, Wash. to attend the
annual convention of the A. +. of l..
President Ironside is one of three dele
gates elected by the Granite Cutters ln-
ternational association.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-31

lCOntinued On seventh page.l
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

chambssIaIn's Tablets for constIpa.
ton.
For constipation. Chamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. Easy to take.
mild and gentle ia effect Give them
. trial For sale By all dealers.-Ad-
vertisement 30I.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
HOUSE THIEF IS
IN MUCH OAhANO
Marshal Receives Many In
quiries Concerning Casey,
Wanted ut Phoenix

Judging from the number Of let
tiers received by Marshal Watkins.
George Casey who was arrested here
last week. IS a much wanted citizen.
Casey when arrested here had a
satchel containing So pieces OF sill
Yer. valued AT $3.50. Although he
claimed he found the satchel al Tue
son. it was said that the silver ware
aad been stolen from a house IN
Phoenix and Casey was accordingly
taken 20 Phoenix by deputy sheriff
from Maricopa county.
Since then a half dozen letters. 81
asking for descriptions Of the man.
have been received by Marshal Wat
kins. One OF these lettera was from
III Paso and another from Lords
hurgh. Casey was photographed
when here and photos OF the man are
being sent in response to the enqmr-
les.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Nelus OF The City And District

ger department. was ordered al cost
OF sle5.
The city viii donate plot IN the
cemetery 20 Mrs. Henfy Lisser
The health report showed 10 births
and % deaths in February. Total
collections Of the marshal for me
month. S3G7304 Police court zines
for the same period s523.S9 The
report OF the street supervisor show
ed installed in February. 100 feet of
isteps on Laundry h.ll and 90 feet on
School hill
Plumbing. sanitary and building
reports combined. showed $50 feet Of
old fire pipe taken up and the same
amount Of new inch put down. Il
Is expected work on install ne new
fire pipe viii finish this week
Three alarms were answered By
the fire department in February
One was q false alarm. another burn
ing trash and the tn I'd the Gowan
house IN Dubacker canyon with total
loss OF s70G an insured. The city
sealer's reported scayenger collec-
lions Si2950; for inspections $500.
Resides the monthly salary SEIZED
ule. amounting 10 $2l53.33. the fol
lowing bills We're approved; Tom
pullman. SIS: o. b. Thomas. $2.35;
Charles Worsh sm $3.50: C u Hunt.
81; Independent Fuel and Feed com
pany, Sli7: Phelps. Dodge Co. $50
n: Henderson, Watkins LINN acr
company $32.21: Hugh DGsaB. $3.50;
Western Union Telegraph company.
S753 Cochise Plumbing company.
$3.50; William Citing. 81 lmdlow
alive Manufacturing company Sa9-
81: l. W. Wallace. $92.40. Arizona IN
surance Agency sISlSe. Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph com
pany. sll. CITY Black Saith Shop.
S22. so: A. Z. Lutley. Sll233: Guilcy
and company. S279.24; Gus Haigler.
s242.4O: Bisbee. Naco Water com
pany. 1913: Henderson. Watkins
Lumber company. S3224 Phelps
Dodge Co. Si6.0l: B. T. Watkins.
81 20: Hogan and Seed sac %; Busy
Bee Cafe St405: Joe Bradbury.
s2l so: Busy Bee Cafe. s22.69; J. W..
s24: IL W. Clarkson, s2475;
Warren Ranch. sl9I75; W. C. Wild
man $73 %.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Up To LODGE
Committeeman
They Must Carry The Work
of Their Orders Until the
Lodge Sessions Are Again
Possible.
WATCH FOR NOTICES

Lodges Of the city are finding
themselves in much the same predie.
anent as that which confronted the
council with reference TO holding an
Omen session last night. Tire open ses-
sion was imFossible under health
board orders. which supulate posi-
lively against public meetings, lodge
meetings. entertainments or any oth-
er sort N planned gathering intended
70 bring people together in asseni-
blage while the present quarantine
regulations are il erect
AS with the city council. nearly
every lodge in The city has accounts
TO meet. benefits TO be ordered paid
and important regular business that
the bylaws requires attention given
to oil specified times in each month.
The only way out OF the diGlculty
that row presents itself Is for the
various lodge committees TO get TO
gether among themselves and pass on
the business thar must be attended
70. leaving confirmation by the gen
eraI lodge sessions 20 come up later.
Until there can be lodge sessions.
there is no other possible manner OF
proeeedune. and ia the case of a few
orders learned about yesterday, the
presiding officers have given the COM
mlttees which must act. the power 10
do 50 and assumed the responsibility
OF confirmation Of their work by the
/ lodges when asscmbiage Of the latter
is again permitted by the health au-
thorities II is an emergency oeea'
sion That The lodges viii unqueston
ably justify their committees in pro
ceeding with as best they can and
I that supreme officers vii without
{ doubt sanction
/ in this connection & is 70 be stated
/ that The Review has been questioned
daily by phone and through personal
I calls as tc whether there win be cur
rent lodge meetings and as to wheth-
er should be printed as t. meetings
being annBIled by the different or
( ders. Ii has advised in all such cases
/ that the daily publicity given through
it's columns 10 the quarantine Tegnla
I lions and their strict progisieRs
I against assemblages OF all kinds
shonId I'll the bill and ieave no room
( Tor doubt m the mind Of anybody as
10 al sorts OF meetings being an
nulled. This Is the status of tins
lodge situation until such time as the
4 Quarantine regulations are lifted
when the lodges viii have occasion
10 print notices announcing TO theii
members the dates fixed for meet
ings. In the meantime the bes'
course members can pursue Is 4
watch for the announcements indieat
ed above. OF II IA Eeed Of communi
eating with lodges for immediate pnr
pSses. direct communication to th'
chairman OF whatever committee MAY
have charge OF the business occasion
ing the call
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
CITY TO PAY
INIBE MONTH
Effective at Once - Council
Upholds Health Board -
Closing for Violators Of
Order
THOSE WHO GET MONEY

An or2e4, in the form or regnIa
Iion. making breaches OF the quar-
antine mlsdsamor; the PASSAGE 81
On ordinance regulating the hours
ahrins which pool rooms shall &c
main open: and the deeis on to nav
ah clis employees seIai-moathy ia
stead al monthly, we're among tha
matters taken Hp last night al .n,
executive meeting OF the council
So as to bring the quar- antine rcaa.
lat!ons directly within the province
OF the police. the following was
passed
Notice is hereby given that until
the further order OF the City Board
OF Health of the City of Bisbee, tila
oliowing places shall remain closed .
All schools pubic and private.
lnrches, theaters pool rooms AMI
iiiiard halls, and all places at whi-h
.rowds collect and loiter
Any proprietor or pc son i'm charge
OF any OF the above named places OF
Of any place OF business in the city
who shall permit toloiter, or any per
son who shall loter at or in any OF
such places shall be deemed guilty
OF d misdemeanor as By law provid-
ed; and the place OF business in
which wilful and continued violation
Of this order is permitted shall Ia
closed.
In compliance with stale statute
The city Will hereafter pay all its EN-,
ployes semi monthly. The pay days
have been designated as the Sth and
23d. The new order becomes ei-
feetive March s.
A new dump cart. for the scayan-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
NO NEW CASES.;
OLD IMPROVING |IM!IP| ROWING
Condition Favorable" Re-
port Given by Physicians
No Relaxation Made in
Regulations
NEW FEATURES ADDED

Condition very fascralle" the
report on the two remainine cases Of
spinal meningitis Ia the Warren dis
trict. those OF James Hancock and
George Bell No new cases have been
reported aud the health authorities
consider the situation greatly i'm.
proved
There hiss been no relaxation in
the enforcement OF quarantine regu-
lations Besides those already enec-
tive a number of new precautions
were taken Yesterday The Copper
Queen and the c. & A. viii pay on
today and tomorrow and all the mon
ey that is TO be paid out at the banks
has been Thoroughly iumlgated. To
assist the local police force in the
enforcement Of the sanitary reEula.
tions. five extra deputies have teen
sworn in. Three OF these viii 10
stationed az lowell while the other
two Allie Howe and Harry Rafferty,
OF Tombstone, viii he stationed ia
Bisbee. The whole force has receiv-
ed instructions TO see that there is
no congregating on the streets. "a
saloons or anywhere IN the district
A second order issued yesterday
was that all public roomiHg houses
shall mmigate. ut least once daily,
their sitting rooms and dining rooms.
Notices have been posted IN the
street ears calling attention TO the
fact that anyone eXpeetorating on
the floors viii be liable TO arrest
Conductors are asked to Immediately
report any case that may come un-
der their notice and the public in
general viii confer a great help by
reporting cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
ALARMS FAIL TO
DISTURB OFFICERS
Phoenix Practical J0kers are
Out Telegraph Money to
No Purpose

Old precinct officers had something
Of a scare yesterday, when a teie-
gram was received by Constable
Thomas from Phoenix stating that
the supreme court has upheld the
findings Of the superior court" This
would mean that the precinct la~
was constitutional and that the old
precinct officers would be out OF Of
flee
Doubling the correctness OF the
telegram. Judge High wired W. John
SON. at Phoenix Mr. Johnson is a
Justice Of the peace OF Marieopa
county and his case, a similar one 20
the Cochise county cases, was arsa-
ed at the same time that the local
cases came up. He promptly replied
that no action had been taken by tie
supreme court. His wire was dated
az S.54 D. m.
Il was generally thought the case
would come up for decision yesterday.
liz is practically certain il will be
/ reached some time this week. In
the meantime the old precinct OH
ieers say that the Phoenix jokers are
wasting lots OF money on fake teie-
4 grams. as they are going 10 wait unit
official notification is received.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
RIFLES LOST
At WARREN
y. s. Property in Full Case
Lot Disappears from I'm
der Guard in EarIy Morn
ing
GUARD IS LOCKED UP

case containing nine Krag-Jor-
.gensen rifles was stolen from unis-
the very noses of the guards at War
rem on Monday morn ng about 3
o'clock. A search OF the surrounding
country revealed the case emptied OF
It's contents. behind the depot al War
rem yesterday afternoon. The theft
was reported to Captain White al
Naco and the guard was placed IN
der arrest for derelict.on OF duty.
pending an investigation
The theft OF the case Of rifles was
noticed By the changing guard AT 3
IA. m. when a count Of the boxes 81
ammunition was made. as is the Gus
tom at the change Of guard every
two hours The matter was prompt-
ly reported and a search instituted
but no clues found until late in the
day
The case of rifles was far too
heavy for one man 10 carry away
and Il IS thought that several men
were engaged in the theft. The
guard patrols around the ammunition
ali the time on duty and how the
rifles we're stolen without the guards
knowledge remains a mystery.
The soldiers are Of the opinion
that the guard was involved in the
theft but no charge has been prefer
ed The theory that Mexican rebels
we're responsible for the theft is not
entertained ny the soldiers OF Off
GERS. Tramps are considered more
likely in collision with the negro
guard or the latter may have been
iured fromhis post. The guard
| stoutly maintains innocence or com
iplicity and says that he did not leave
bis post while he was on duty
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

The state or Illinois depends upon
a letter written 20 his mother by
Charles cramer. alias Conway. a cir
Gus clown. 10 convict him and his So
called wife who calls herself Mira
Lillian Beatrice Ryaii Conway, OF the
murder OF the Baltimore heiress. Miss
Sophia Singer. In Chicago hast Oc-
tober. ConWay's note to his mother
reads.
Dear Mother: / am all right and
don't worry 1 did not intend to Kill
her. l figured that | would only In
lure her She was armed with a razor
AMI attempted 10 kin me. ! had 10
do what = dii. I knew she was dan
gerous and had to protect myself
{ Signsdb CHARLES"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

EASTER CONES EARLY
March 23rd this yea~ lit has nos
been so early for ninety-fye
years and won't he again for
eighty-seven years
MAKE A RECORD Also
by ordering that MADE To OR
DER SUIT new and be ready
for this EARLY EASTER-OIt
if you prefer 10 get fitted in a
real classy and UP to date
READY MADE SPRING SUIT
the SAFE PLACE IS Just the
place 10 trus; yourself to--foT
you 90 have to trust TO some
one else more or less
OUR NEW SPRING SUITS are
in the cases ready for your in
spection nov and in getting a
suit early in the season i -
lust as well TO get :. at store
WHERE There is enc standard r
TIE BEST ONLY
and ONE PRICE Ali TINE
We try 20 price oar suits at
reasonable profit and keep them
there-the early customer and
the late conner fare alike-no-
too much early in the season
ana the other fellow don't geS
vour suit Tor IL or - little
later On.
WASHINGTON co.
and
SOCIETY BRAND SUITS
s22.0a
sz2.50
S2s.00
$3.50
$4,000
NEW HOSE INV HATS
NEW FURNISHINGS
Schwartz
Bros, Co.
THE SAFE PLACE MAIN ST.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
NOTICE

TO comply with board OF health
regulations. All special sales adver.
tised for the Bis5ee and lowell stores
are postponed.
PHELPS DODGE MERCANTILE co
-AdVertisemenl
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-10
THE KING OF DIAMONDS A Thrilling

larger pieces of broken glass from thu
window inside the house-in the yard
he had neither the time nor the light
to select the bits of shattered stone.
All must go together. to be sorted with
leisured care subsequently,
He scrutinized the external window
sills, the door posts, the chinks of the
small coalhouse door at the further end
of the yard, even the rough surfaces Of
the walls, and removed every speck Of
loose material. More newspaper was
requisitioned, but, after utilizing the
twine on his parcel of clothing. he ran
short of string
He coolly went up the stairs. un-
fastened the rope with which he had
intended to hang himself and Ioosened
Its stiff strands. Soon he had an abund-
ance Of strong cord, and four bulky
packages were added to the first small
one.
They were heavy, too, Weighing sew
eral pounds each. In placing them
side by side close TO the wall beneath
the front window. he suddenly realized
an unforeseen difficulty.
mere
husk, as 1t were, of the meteor-were
SO pondorous, what would be the weight
Of the meteor itself? How could he
hope TO lift 1t from the hole in which
| II lay-how convey It from Johnson's
News to new and safer habitatiou >
He might as well endeavor to move an
unwilling elephant.
The thought chilled him. For the
| first time since his parting interview
with Mr.. Abingdon, Philip experienced
a dread of failure. With something of
panic in his blood, he snatched the can
Tie and ran hastily into the yard. He
melt and held the light low in the ex-
AVIATION. Then he cried aloud:
What Am l so ready to lose faith
mother?'
For the huge metallic mass-so big
'at II would not enter the bore Of the
'rgest cannon known to modern gun
ery-was split ssunder in all directions
assures gaped widely as II to mock
him. The rain and steam had done
7eir work well. II was even possible
AT he would not need the spade but
could be able to pick out each sepa-
ate chunk with his hand
Instantly he put the thought Into eS =
'oution, and succeeded In llftlna several
'ieces TO the yard level. He noted that
hey were goraed with the uuII white
edible, some being the size Of pigeons
gss. He could not help comparing
hem In his minds eye with the coilec
on now lodged In lsaacsteln's safe. I,
nose were worth fifty thousand pounds
hese must be of fabulous value.
Any other person in the wide world
night have been excused II he pinched
1imseh, or winked furiously, or took
nut the go'd-f1lled tobacco pouch for
careful inspection. to assure himself
hat he was not dreaming. Not so
hilip. The only dominant feeling in
j. brain was one Of annoyance that he
7ould have doubted, for one single in
ant. that means would be given him to
cure absolute and undisputed control
his treasure
But there remained the problem of
weight. His original idea was to wrap