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TIIE BARBE DAILY TIMES, SEPT. 5, 1S0G.
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Positive
A soda cracker should be the rnost nutri
tious and wholesome of all foods made
from wheat
Comprative
But ordinary soda crackers absorb moist
ure, collect dust and become stale and
soggy long before they reach your table.
There is however, one
Superlative
soda cracker at once so pure, so clean, so
crisp and nourishing that it stands alone
in its supreme excellence the name is
Onoeda Biscuit
In a dust tight,
(gjjp moisture proof package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Vh--: .
'The 'Times Daily Short Story.
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I A Detective's Storu
i
lOrigina!.
"We never kuow how a ease is go
ing to turn out," snhl the detective.
"Sometimes we waste sympathy on
people, aul sometimes we don't give
them sympathy that they deserve.
"Some years nuo a young fellow (we
will call him Llghtbody Lttflitlwdy's a
good name for the sort of fellow he
was) west to New York and got a po
rtion in a banking house. They said
he was smart as chain lightning. At
any rate, he cUmbed right up in the
estimation of his employers, and soon
he became their right hand man. But
while they thought he was attending
exclusively to their interests he was
attending exclusively to his own. He
was la everything where money
Is to be made or lost, though where
be got the capital to work with no
loily knew.
"The fellow bit off more than he
could chew and to save himself used
his employers' funds, and about the
same time Air. Llghtbody disappeared.
"A year or two after his disappear
ance It. was reported to his former
employers that he was living In a
Central American Ftatc, aud I was em
ployed to go down and bring him
back. The Job was a delicate one,
Hlnee tbere was no extradition tratty
with the state in which he had made
his home. , .
"Kurnltihed with all the evidence I
would need, including photographs, I
Railed for Central America and on
reaching my destination found that Mr.
Llghtbody wa3 at the capital and a
prime favorite with tho government.
He had got Home valuable concessions
that were likely to make him rich. Ho
had won the heart of the daughter of
one of the prominent citizens, who was
considered a very lovely girl.
"Of course I had letters to first class
people In my pocket, for I knew lM?fora
starting that my man was cntllnjr a
heavy ewath socially. I waited, for
some Important function to let me In
on an equality, with the man-1 was
after. A ball was given to -which. I
was. invited, nud, getting myfelf up iu
the latest style . of evening "dress, I
Joined the throng. Of course Light
body was there, and so was his g'.rl.
During the early part of the enter
tainment he was In ouch demand and
was so devoted to his fiancee that I
didn't oveu make his acquaintance. I
saw them together frequently, and it
was plainly a case of genuine love a
both sides. I pitied the girl; but. as I
have said, I had made up my mjnd to
attend to business and let sentiment
alone.
'Shortly before the ball broke up 1
Joined a party of men In the, supper
roJin who were drinking; champagae
and. smoking cig.ireiles. Llghtbody
was nmonf! the -number. I made an
jrOOl
'OOl
good? Dad blood to good blood ; poor
how this applies to Aver s fcarsapanlM, and how it applies to you I Could
envthin? be more fair?. W hwe no erot ! W publish .O.ArC.,
"TT- lifT If' " T r
BAR OUT WORLD.
Jesuits Under Close Guard in Quadrivium
I to Elect General of Society.
5 Rome, Sept. 5. All the delegates to
the Congregation of the Company of
J 111 celebrated ma yesterday' morn
ing, some in the chapel of I lie college
dedicated to St. John Bcrehmnnn, and
r.il,f.i in snccial chapel tit different
rooms of the college. They then bmik
f;il, alter 'which tne bell rung an
nuiiuiii,' the beginning f the qundiivi-
i- nli.etinn of a treneral of the no-
fict'v to succeed the late l ather Martin,
tl' all the delegate retired to the
(1,.nrs pet aside for them, where they
"m a rat
bam
1.3EH6 0 0 C ft I
Stiff Muscles
r.".' .M.J'n wv relieved
fjulckly relieved
25c. 6f)d SOc.
J
1 M 11 I, ; a '
cuort to intrrntinte myself into ms
favor and had some success. But he
seemed anxious to get away, and I saw
him 8oou after dancing with his girl.
When the affair .broke up I stood on
the veranda, keeping my carriage
standing while I waited for Llghtbody.
Presently he lame out with his fiancee
and her mother, put them in a carriage,
and they were driven away. Light
body returned to the house, went In
side, got his hat, came out, lighted a
cigarette and was going down the
steps when I stopped him and asked
which way he was going.' When he re
plied I told him that I was goiug the
same way and would be happy to take
him in my carriage. He accepted tho
invitation, and we got In and were
driven away. We had not gone far
before I said to him:
" 'Mr. ,' calling him by his real
mime, 'how would you like to go to
New York on the steamer with me?'
"He divined the situation at once,
lie made no reply for some time, then
said:.'; "' ,
" 'There's no extradition treaty le
tweeu the United States and this coun
try, and I could put you to some trouble,
but I'll go with you provided you wou't
give me away here and give me time
to arrange my affairs. What do you
say to that?
" 'All I want is you, I don't want to
peach on you. . The eteaiuer sails to
morrow night Can' you be ready?'
' "'Yes.': ,; . . '
"The next day the fellow gave out
that he had been called to New York
on some Important financial business
and said good by to his girl, promising
to he back s:on. The next evening we
sailed, arriving in New York in due
time.
"I wondered bow his girl would feel
when She heard that he was aq em
bezzler and had gone from her to state's
prison. And here's where my refrain
ing from telling her conies I14. The
affair for wh'.ch he was wanted in
volved several people besides himself,
and he was (be only one not to blame.
The others were his friends and had
families, He drew suspicion away
from-Them by flight. On his return he
presented his schemes in Central Amer
ica to the losers "and agreed to take
them In. .'.This he did without Inform
ing on the renl culprits. The losers,
finding that far more money was to be
made from hla concessions than they
had lost, accepted his terms, gave him
funds, and .n two weeks he was ba'r:
on the Isttinsns more of a high flnancb :
flier than ,. Itefore, His coucesslo;
turned out to be very valuable ai l
made him nnd his associates rich. He
married the girl and became a. per
manent resident of Central- America.
There he ;lj greatly respected," but 'n
the fluted states he Is Mill regarded Rij
et;;Iiez!er. He never throw the blame
where It belonged. ,
"How do 1 know that he was inn
cent? Well, that would involve' a breac'j
of trust, on my pirt. . My 'profession
never admits of telling secret js."
FRANK I CHENEY.
Good blood, good health; bad
blood, bad health; there you have
Why not help nature just a
- little ind change tho bad to the
blood to rich blood! Ask your doctor
. 11 1 1 .nil
will remain four days without any com
munication with the outside world ex
cept under serious circumstances, when
the vicar gives special permission for
the rules to lie relaxed.
Whilc'in a papal conclave laymen are
admitted as doctor, chemists; "etc., in a
(piudriviiim they are all Jesuits, even
the barber being a Jesuit novice. The
whole personnel of the college is for
bidden to give' out even tho moat insig
nificant particulars of what is -transpiring
in the quadrivium,' under threat
of immediate' dismissal. To such an
extent are precautions takpn that "each
lay servant i overlooked by a Jesuit
servant.
CALL MONEY THIRTY PER CENT.
The Stock Market Prop's a Point or
More.
"New York, Kepi. .1.-- At ':2"i p." 111.
y-erdu,v, money on call was .quoted at.
.t-i Mi ..II-.,, IH 1- n llllll.'l ,1 .1-, I I 1 1
fiuoial'ly tiliV(ted by tire rapid iho in
nmiiey and the active shares declined
a point or more.
THE VOTE
INBARRE
Clement Had a Majority
of 258
PAPE RAN AHEAD TICKET
S. H. Jackson Elected City Representa
tive by a Majority of 18 Over
Mackenzie The Vote, for
Senators,
Clement, carried liar re City by a big
majority, although somewhat lens than
four years ago. . Pape ran considerably
ahead of hi ticket, receiving a splendid
endorsement from his fellow citizens.
Wards 'five and four were the banner
wards' for Clement, while ward two was
more favorable to Proctor.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN BARRE.
The vote for governor iu Burre was
as 'follows: .
J.
u
5
18
H
18
6
Ward 1
Word 2
Ward .1
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward (5
. OS)
.155
.m
. :ir
. "J7
. 5 a
ist
13S
IDS
r.'6
115
JOtf
Totals 490 837 22 ' 67 5
Clement's majority in IJnrre is there
fore 838 vole,
Complete returns from Barre City on
the lieutenant governorship show "that
l. .y- -., C- ' "
V
;
S. IIOI.LISTER JA( KMiV
" representative Elsct
Ci. 11. Pape carried his home city by
a fine vote of tOS to 4if. The vote by
wards was as follows:
' ' Pape Piout v
Ward 1 . ...... ..... . . . 1 OS M
Ward 2 ,,..151 '140
Ward 3 .... 20!) U4
Ward 4 133 3H
Wur.l 5 Ill 25
Ward 6 lit 3h
Totals OOS "'"; 4 40
BARRE'S VOTE FOR SENATORS.
The vote, of Bane City for senator
wus a follows; '
n e p: r w I
if:
c. rs ( - ,
c ?s r- rt 5 n r
t- -! O 0 r? c 05
C. or f) I -
n c- I r: n
1-
o 1- e-i t
"3 r- 1 c- 31 I m
x c i- -r 1-
cc r- e-H
r - n t 1.. 0
I r 1
h w c: i o J
. -t? TS "3 ts
S W S5 3 . X ft
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' VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
f-i. llollb,ter dnrkon was elected' rep
re.-entative of the City of Havre on the
second ballot by a majority of l(i
vote. The result was as follows by
wards: , ,
Jackson Mackenzie Odfjers
Ward 1 ...... 14!) 95 3
Ward 2 ...... 1st : '103 7
Ward 3 152 144 J I
Ward 4 72 - 1'.'3 7
Ward .' 47 !Hi 4
Vard 0 ..... . fit) 72 , 3
Totals .... OSt 033 25
Jackson's majority l(i.
ROBINSON IN BERLIN.
Elected Representative on the First
Ballet.
Berlin, Sept. 4. ,it. (!. 1'ohiiison was
(beted rcpiescntnteia on the lirsl ballut,
the vote beiiip; luS to 54 for )niley.
Cabitt Choice,
('nl)ot, .wept: : 4 - Y 4. 'hs If. Au-tiii,
llepublicau, wn4 'le'tyd reprcbtutaLiNC,
receiving 15(5 votes to 46 for Lafayette
Myers. There v ere 11 scattering. ,
' Seaver Won in Wtlliamstown.
Tle Republican '.candidate ''(or repre
.venttitlve, Seaver; carried Wtlliamstown,
having 141 votes to 74 votes for Poole,
Democratic, and 16 sctatering.
Bancroft in Barre Town.
Frank C. ' Bancroft Wax today elected
representative for the Town of Barre by
a macMity of lot out of a total of 505
votes cast.
East Montpelier.
The vote for representative was F. W.
Cohunl, rep., 1 :(); R. C. Collins, dem.,
2S; C. M Clark, fusion, 42.,"
Winch Runs Strong in Barre Town.
In Barre Town Maynard Winch, Re
publican csndidarte ..for , side judge, ran
considerably ahead of his party, get
ting 275 votes while Wells secured 231.
The vote for senator in Barre Town was
as follows
Holland,'. 258 1 Moody, 244; Moscley,
244; Melcher, 167; Steward 167; Mayo,
160.
MORE BANK ARRESTS.
Others to Be Held for the Hippie Failure
in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, I'a., Sept. 5. District
Attorney Bell yesterday continued his
investigation into the affainf of the
Real Katttte trust company, Which failed
lust week. He has decided upon a post-..
jmnenient of the trial of fowrU;en. whole
sale ice dealers to give him more tim.
'"I am now making an investigation
of vhe affairs of the Real Estate trust
company with a view of determining
what persons aia criminally responsible
for the. looting of the institution," said
he. "1 feel tiiat in the intereat. (f jus
tice 1 . must" give the examination my
cUvc personal and uninterrupted atten
tion until I uliall have made a .complete
dirtcoverv of all the evidence of criminal
ity." . '
The sditteiuent; is warranted that, one
or tno and perivapa three arrests will
be made toda.v.
") cannot men lion any names at this
time," aaid Mr. Bell.. "1 think, iu view
of what ha developed." that the public
can pick out the men who may have
hud a hand in the deals.-'
I1 SLEEPER STABBED 22 TIMES.
Btfthet Attacked in Sleep Mia Accused
' 1 Denies Charge ' .
Patercon. -NY J., Sept. 5.---With twenty-two
lnU wounds on his head and
face, tiintave Muller, a butcher, who
ha, a store at Fourth avenue and East
Eighteenth street, it now -lyinj; in a
critical condition in the 'general hos
pital. 1 -. v
When Frederick Danpert. w ho U ae
eliwcd of having: inflicted Midler's in
juries, was arraigned in court yesterday
mi.ruinr, he fell to the floor in a faint.
The assault was committed early on
Monday inominjr in Mailer's store,
where Danert had been .leepin three
niphti. Muller cay he was eakene.l
by someone hittiuj; him 011 the head,
but he was not able to recognize his as
sailant. Danger t denies the acensution.
ROOT TO SEE 'QDAKE RUIIIS.
Kivwtsrv nf st. S-irt fnr Valnar.J.n !
, ,. ; .
From Santiago.
Santiago, Chili, Sect. 5. Seeietary
Hoot and his pai t v, ammip.tnied bv For
eign .Mintsteu liuncti, the American
minister, Mr, Hicks, and the reception
committee, left . Santiago , yesterday
morning for Valparaiso, to inspect llie
rutin c.iused l,y the c!iitliKake
At the reception of the American
legation Monday night by the Amcricun
miniMer, Mr, Ihrks, in honor of .Mr.
Boot, which wan attended by President
Kieseo and the iliplonuitiv "coip, in ad
dition to nnmeronn representatives of
the American and British colonies, many
distinguished Chilians paid marked and
kindlv attentions to the vi-.il nr.
DEVASTATED BY FLOODS.
Whole ViUarjcj in India Swept Inhabi
tants Flee.
, Lahoi'!', Tmlirt, Sept. 5. Flood ,iaye
d"vast.itcd'. Inrae section f P.o.'iaj- 'dil.
trict.; villager har,.been obiij.
ernteil, giertt mem of foid crops have
been destroyed, and tie iiidiyo crop is
ruined. '1'lieie is nine feet of water
on the low hi'iir lamls, giving the conn
try for miles the appearance if 1111 open
sen. The Inhabitant have sought ref
uye in tlie hills and are depending for
subsistence on raids made on the half
ripe v heat fields situated on higher
ground.
eari
Weakness .
Tlie action of the heart de
pends upon the heart nerves
and muscles. When from any
cause they become weak or ex
hausted, and fail to furnish
sufficient power, the heart flut
ters, palpitates, skips beats;
and in its effort to keep up its
work, causes pain and distress,
such as i-mothcrino- snclis.
r short breath, fainting, pain
around heart, arm arid shoul
ders. The. circulation is im
peded, and the entire system
suffers from lack of nourish
ment. Dr. Miles Heart Cure makes
. a heart strong and vigorous by
strenfi-thening- these nerves and
muscles.
"t bad palpitation ana pnln around'
my lieuit, nml the. ilneinrn s.iiil It W:i
liictinil.le. I don't believe It now. for
niter tnklng nix bottles of Dr. Miles'
lleort C'u'e.thren bottles of I he N'ervlim
anil three boxes of the Nervo nnd
l.lver I'llls 1 Bin entirely cured, anrl
feel bettor then t have for five verH,
and It in nil iin to tliese remedies. I
went you to know th.t your inedicipen
urd inn. It relieved mo from tlm
first done, nml T kept rlRht on till thij
pain In my cheyf wc. gone, nnd 1 kept '
on fcillntt better even nfler t (put
tikintj it.'' JOIUV II. SI1KRMAN. ,
iJekhr.K, Wi.-h.
Dr. IVIIes' Heart Curs Is al.i by
your clrujjqiot, who vlll jmarante thst
tHo first bottl will benetit. If It fails
he will refund your monty.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lad
H
IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Butter Continues Scarce and
High
EGGS CONTINUE FIRM
Dressed Pork and Veal Easy Potatoes
50 to 60 Cents per Bushel Large
Offerings of Fowls and
Prices Weak.
1 Barre, Vt., Sept. 5, 1000.
Butter continues scarce and high. K;;gs
are. Arm. Dressed 'pork and e.il easy.
We quote wholesale prices as follows:
Dressed Pork Easy at fie.
Fancy Veals Plenty at Sc.
Native .Lambs Off Te, Hffi l2e.
YearlingH 0(a 10c.
Fowls Large offering at 14fril5e.
; Broilers 17((i1Sc.
Butter Firm and scarce, dairy 23(ff'
34c; creamery 25(5 26c.
Eggs Good demand at 24(T' 25c. .
Kative Beef Cow a b'i.&tic; choice
steers &( ;-6Vic . '.
Poiatoes-i-50fi; 00c per busliei.'
Kipe Tomatoes S(S 4c per pound.
RICKER'S ST, J0HNSBURY MARKET
Beef Lower Hogs a Fourth Cent Off
, Lambs Wanted.
St, 'Johnsbury, Sept. 5. Beef is louer
and hogs are one-fourth cent lower,
(lood calves and In nibs are wanted.
The receipts at, ' W. A. Kicker's market
for the week ending Sept, .1 were:
Poultry 2,001) pounds, 8(t.9c.
.. Lambs 900, 4ffe,
, Hugs 3D0, C(a :,'-,;.
Cattle fin, 'Cu 4e.
" Cavc4ia,:2(i 5V'e.
" MUch Cows 2.", $25(5 50.
NORWEGIAN MAKES
NORTHWEST PASSAGE.
Cable Announces the Arrival of Ex-
plorers on the Ship Gjoa at Behr
ing Strait.
Xew York, Sept. 5. A Hpccial cable
from (,'hiitiaiin say:
The Norwegian judar expedition on
the ship Cjoii ha reached Behring sLruit,
having thu acconiplilied the noitliwest
psa;e.
Captain Roland Amnndeu.-who co:n
mumted the polar expedition on the fijot,
left Norway in June. H)o? to try the
northwest passage. He etabli-hed bin
first be in Leopold hnrljor, where he
made absolute magnetic observations
durins HH14. Tn tlie niimuier of 1905
he eriab!ihed .his recoctl bae mi King
William iMnud. where, the lntter re
I ported that he had tointed the true
magnetic pole ami found near It the
j monument net up by Sir John Franklin
1 j " . 111 11 m .. lire wnc uni? suiter
quarter at, King point, near the mouth
of the Mackenzie river, nnd Captain
Amiuideu left there Auut K! for a
trip overland to announce hii Kicees.
lie traveled by dr2 sleds and reached
! Frt F.j;lert, Eaile City, Alskn. on De
cember-S, whence t he news of the disj
eovery was sent to tlie world.
He announced at the time that he
would return to the Cjoa in the j-pring
by the way i f Behring strait and nes.
making jjiedetie observations on the
way. The (ijim set out early in the
cummer " for the 1,000-mile trip to the
trait. , .
ARGUE OVER ROCKEFELLER.
Rival Attorneys Debate on the Legality
, '. f,' Indictment.
T ip.il!n.v,0.r Sepl. .".- A lienrinjr on
motion io oiwish (he inforniiitimi filed
' 11 trii in -t. .Inliii D. Rockefeller ns the re
j sjionsilile licad of tlie Standard oil com-
pfiny uy t 'roecitior uavm was iicbim
yetfrilay in lrolmte .Iiuljre Knnker'e
court.
Vivyil I'. Kline reprc-entetl the 8tnn-'
tlaiil oil, and the pist of lii Hriimeat
us Unit tlie St.'indrtrd oil company
could lie criminlllly prosecuted only un
der on indictment found by a rejfulnrly
conntitnteil grand jury. Prosecutur Da
vid nml his partner, George IF. I'lielpn,
nrjued in support of the information.
Jmlirc HihiTvcj- reserved his def ision, A
trial Vvill fidlovv should the court sus
tain the information.
L0N3 PRESIDED.
roliticil Meftieg at Norway,' Me., Is
Atidreswd by Speaker Cannon.
Xortvny, Vp.( Sept. 5. .losepii G.
( mourn, s,ie.ik -r of thfl mitiomil House
of nepi eseii 1! iv es, who mnde the prin
cipal nd les nt the Republican rally here
cptei'ilny iificiiioon, was . uccompnn.icj
t t'ol. Frnreis Keefe of Aiijjiista and
.lolm 1 Swfl-ey of ( anion.
I'or'.nei' Secretary of the Navy .lidin
I). I.oiijr of llinsiham, Mass., who has
been piniu;f the summer at his birth
ph.ee at nnc! field, presjiled,
MORE BIG LINERS.
Hamburg-American Company to Build
Great Steamships.
llaiubiii!.', Sept. 5. The llnmburjr
Amerienii fleaniship company yesterday
annouuee: 11 plan to fssoe $,,.000,00!)
new ctipital, making n total of $;!(!,
iMiU.oon. Au ollicial Ktntement explains
that the increase is necessary to build
new steamer nml my the Amcrika nnd
the . Kniseriti Aupuste A ictmia have
hitherto been unable to fake more thin)
half the piisrenerx asUint; for aecom
modatiou. The compiiny intends to build
others of the same type and establish
11 regular weekly nery'ice to New York
of that class, of vessels.' .
(trt, tletlh nml rmfiM t to t trothrr tni
'lill.l.
MB, WINsI.OW'S WIOTHINO SYIit'l', fot
clip. pen teeilun.T, HoReiiM tl,e (PIiim, reilucen
liitPimuidilon, llV"t all pum.iiiid cures wmil
citli';. I'rtlectly sum in iil t.-ascu tVe wtmp.
fny to every uiolher tvliotiuuu milTeritiir child
lifi nt let vonr prejudice, nor .be prelndire
ot others, Blnnd between you and your i;i.ti r
ng oldld anil the rellei tlmt will be e'.ire- yen
.imiiliiteiy n ci- to follow the t nf tliiu
iiMiiii3iitn.UUULl used. ri-Wo aae a tulU
Every Farmer Knows
That the
DE LAVAL
are in a class by themselves as the best separators. But
many have the mistaken idea, which competitors help to
magnify, that they are "expensive" and that something
"cheaper" will do in their stead".
The Fact Are That the
De Laval Cream Separators
are not only the best but at the same time by far the cheapest
in proportion to the actual capacity and the actual life of
the machine.
These are simple facts easily capable of proof to any
buyer who will take the trouble to get at them and who need
only apply to the nearest DE LAVAL afrent or send for a
catalogue to do so.
The De Laval Separator C6.
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NEW ENGLAND AGENTS:
STODDARD MFG. CO.
RUTLAND, VT.
BAILEY MAY
ENTER RACE
Belives Bryan Will Not Get
The Nomination
OPPOSES
OWNERSHIP
So Do AU the Southern ' Democratic
Leader3 Friends Advise Texas Sen
ator to- Become a Can
didate AVastiinjitnn, f-ot. 4. Senator Bailey
of Texan "t believpil her io Iiavo en
tfted the field for tlip Democratic presi
iWitinl tKimitiittion int!M)S. ; '
Tlie' s.enii tor Htnrted for Texn after
tho Bryan ppperii, luit turned back in
Ktntuekv,. mul Monday' nipht was again
in tliis city. Subsequently be left for
New York and announced that be would
have a statement on Mr. Bryan's speech.
Mr. Bailey lias never been considered
a eminent ownership man. Politi
cian here think that he believes that
J.i'yanV'jnvprnnient ownership attitude
has weakened him, and think he is et
tiiifr himself in Misitim to contest the
Humiliation with him. They nre waiting
lor what the Texnit may say with great
interest.
IN FINISH FIGHT. , ,
Jerome to Confer With Party Leaders
to Foil Any Crooked Work.
New York, Sept. .W District Attorney
Teri mie left for Albany yw-terday after:
noon to meet a number of protuinnnt
Demociats at the Ten Kyck laxt evening
ansl j(o over, the , stiite situation in nil
uiiolVicinl nmnner in advance of the bij
meetine in ' ldl Kcllow' 'hall today, at
which Mr.. Jerome nnd "other prominent
Democrat! are to upeak, . It - it said
that a numler of up-tnte" lchder will
meet Mr. Jerome.
The meeting cNpeeted to' f:ive the
boom-of Mr.- .Jerome' candidacy the
ofliciu! M.imp if .the democratic party
all over the htiiie. The principal object
of the meeting i to arotisw the atate
Democracy no as to prevent any possible
"crooked work" at. the coming: state con
vention. A candidate for chairman of
the state convention will probably -be
stippcsted. The object, of the confer
ence i- declared to be:
"To take whatever action seems most
effective in the present emergency to
pre out the completion of the corrupt
deal which i contemplated, involving
the mIp of the Democratic name and
oi 'gnnixat ion. ' It must be a tight to the
finish for the preset at ion of Demo
cratic principle and Democratic honor."
Beside Mr. Jerome, Mayor J. X. Ad
am of Bulfalo, D. ("ady Derrick and
Kduatd M. Sliepard of Brooklyn, are
to speak. '
It ii snd t,1l'ay that if nominated for
governor, district Attorney Jerome pro
pocs to nmke an automobile epecch
innkinj; tour of the shite, vi-.itin; every
city and town of any respectable aize.
IDENTIFIED AS SAILOR.,
Murdered Man Came to Boston from
Nova Scotia.
Bnslon, .Sept. 4, The man who watt
found murdered on the commonweall h
flats in South V ston curly Sunday
morning with four bullet wounds in
his body, whs lMt tiijrht. positively iden
tified as William J. Welsh, whose home
is supposed to be iu Cuycboio county,
V, S. He was a fisherman mid sailed
from Gloucester.
In a despatch which Chief Inspector
Watts, received from Port Mtiljirnve in
that country last liijjht, ii was hlalel
that Welsh was supposed to bt nt work
on a schooner lio-.e master i Cnpt.
Winn. dipt. Winn is said to have been
tin uncle of the murdered man. He
sailed to the jji'hiiiI banks from Glou
cester nml ibe last heard of Wc!-di by
his relatives in N'ova Scolut was' that
he was slill on board that craft.' That,
was some months nj;o.
Welsh was 40 years old nod unmar
ried. While in Bosion he frequented
the rooms of soiietie-- that look after
liCamca when they axis in port.
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SOtDIERS KILL FOUR POLES.
Boy Shot While Trying to Escape Pur.
suers by Swinramg.
Warsaw, Ko.'sinn Poland. S'tpt. '
Soldiers Monday night killel four citi
.tim and made wholesale at '.eti 111 dif
ferent parts of the town.
A boy who was bein;r pu sued by an!-
diets jumped into the Vistula and wa
shot and killed while trying to wim
away. f
St. PeteiHburp, Nept.'S.-Tho situation
in the Shtisha, Jcvenshir, and other ijis
t rids of Southeastern Caucasus, wheio
Tartar-Armenian hostilities arc in full
way, has (frown so striotis that the v ice
roy has supcrseedod lien. tiolochtkapofV,
liovernor-gencral of Kli7.a';cthrd pt i
v;nce, by On. Bajjer, whose liamc a
I'oupled with H hat of t!en. ..likhiuioT in
connection with the bcrbaroiw method1
by which order was n storu-l in the Cau
casus alter the revolt of last, winter.
While parliament was in session atten
tion wais repeatedly called to (leu.
Bauer's inhumanity by tin? inounVr
from the Caucasus.
TROUBLE FOR ST0ESSEL.
Russian General Is Likely to Face An
other Trial.
St. Peter-bur.'. Sept. 5.-By order of
the emperor, unless Lieut. -Gen. Stoessel,
the former commander of Port Arthur:
l.icut-lSen. Fofk. who commanded the
j'oiirth Kast Siberian Division at Port
Arthur, and C-en. Keiss, chief of staff of
t.t at! of ticn. Sloesel, are either unani
mously acquitted or are punished by the
Flopp coinmifision, entrusted w ith the tn
teti(tion of the surrender of Port Ar
thur, the three oliicera mentioned will be
tiied by the newly appointed suprefno
coiirt-tnartial.
COUP PLANNNED?
Arrests in Arizona Point to n Attempt
to Organize Mexicans for Raid.
- Tucson, Aria., Sept...r.;Collis. Hum
bert, a frenchman, and Leonardo N'illia
renl ami Bruno Treyino, Mexieatis, were
arrested yesterday at Mowrr and Pata
gonia mining camps by iinniictation in
spectors. , . ' ''
It is charged that the men are at
tcmptitig to organize a forcepf. Mexi
can miners 'to ntiack' Xoaales, Sonora,
and capture the custom house, nnd the
aiM'oal rtf the ruiales..'. ;, ; ; '.
Letters found on' the pii-'oners show
that their plans were directed by Mexi
can revolutionist leaders at St. Louis.
The letters also indicated that the revo
lutionists have organization in 40' pities,
and that they will become active as
soon as'they can.secure' aims.
. PRESIDENT LEAVES OCT. 1.
Will Go to Washington and Three Days
Later Visit Pennsylvania.
Oyster Bay, Sept. 5. president Boose
clt will leave Siignmoie Hill for Wash
ington October 1. Three days later he
will make a flying trip to llarrisbuix
and Y"ork, Pa., where he will deliver
BpeechcR.
The date of hi departure from Oyster
Bav was announced vctcrdav.
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