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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
Y. M. C. A. Building in
Burlington Damaged.
LOSS WILL BE HEAVY
Fire Caught in Basement Of F. E. Per
kins' Grocery Store From Over
turned Oil Tank.

Burlington, Dec 15.-The fine Y. NJ. C.
A. building on the corner Of College and
Church streets was seriously Threatened
by fire this forenoon, and before the
flames were under control a large amount
Of damage was done to the lower part of
the structure and the stores on the ground
floor. The loss is well covered by insnr-
auce.
The principal losers are + E. Perkins,
grocery store, Brewers department store,
Bailey's Music store. The loss to the first
named was about complete, and it was in
the basement Of the Perkins store that
the fire originated. An oil tank Of 200
gallons capacity was overturned and The
oil ran to the furnace and ignited In a
few minutes the basement was a mass Of
flames and smoke. One Of the fire stations
is next door to the Y. NJ @. A. building
and the fremen and apparatus were soon
at work.
But the nature Of the fire made work
extremely dlfiicuIt, as the smoke poured
out In immense volumes. All the appara.
tus with the exception Of the steamer was
brought into use. 1t was not until three
hours after the fire was discovered that the
flames we're under control. Much of the
goods in the Brewer and Bailey stores
were removed, but the stocks were consid
erably damaged by fire. The Shanley
book store which Is on the same four wal
saved BY FIRE wall, and the stock wa
not damaged. The offices above the burn
ed section were filed with smoke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
EAST MONTPELIER.

Miss Jennie Whitehill Of Groton is Wis
iting at w. NJ. Clark's.
Mrs Edith Willadr who has pneumonia
was doing we'll at last aecouHts.
Mrs. G. c. Willard has been i'll the past
week with a cold and throat trouble
Judson Parker who was recently 50 se-
riously injured, is reported to De getting
along much better than expected
v. w. Jewett moved last week from
the farm he lately sold to house In the
village belonging to NJ. D. Willard.
The item last week about the new tele-
phone at the station was little Ia adj
vance, though one is expected to be put in
very soon.
Those from other towns who attended
The Mcknight reception Saturday evening
were MI and Mrs. Page, parents Of the
bride, and Mrs. Kidder and daughter
Blanche Of Plainield, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
son Page and Charles Mcdonald Of Barre
Miss Inez Cameron Of alais and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kelton Of Montpelier
The Grange gave very enjoyable re
ception at the hall Saturday evening K
Secretary Charles Mcknight and wife whit
returned from their wedding tour Tues
day evening Eighty or more granger'
and invited friends were preseut, II nj
Farnham, master Of the grange, present
ed the young couple handsome sideboar'
! for which Mr. Mcknight very heartily
thanked the grange Tables were set il
4 the dining room and a variety Of nice re
/ freshments were served late la the even
/ inc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
DR.F.C.LGOURI ON STAND
State Has Called IS Witnesses Both
Mrs. Corti and Mrs. Garetto
in Court.

Montpelier, Dec. 15.-With the compile
tion of the drawing Of the inry this morn
ing, the trial Of Alexander Garetto, charg-
ed with the murder Of Ell Corti ia Barre
on the night of October 8, was we'll under
way. The first witness for the state was
pnt on this forenoon, IL being DR.. +. G.
Lig0uri, the physician who was FIRST called
to attend the wounded man. Both Mrs.
Cortl, wife Of the man who was shot aud
Mrs. Garetto, wife OF the man who is
charged with doing the shooting, were IN
court.
When the jury panel was completed
this morning but four names remained in
the list Of jurors. The iu y drawn is as
follows: Abiiah Bemis, Marhsield; +. w.
Cate, Calais; n. NJ. Cory, Middlesex5 +,
w Gurrier, Berlin; r. Nj Deyne, Water
bury, Ephraim j. Hill Middlesex; r +.
Marrs. Waterbury; Waldo Perkins, Plain
field; Herbert Wiley, Berlin; Herbert E.
Hills, Middlesex, John Ryan, Waterbury;
C. D. Ashley, Moretown.
At the opening Of court John II. Senter
announced the death Of States Attorney
Frank a. Bailey, and the court announced
its willingness to adjourn during the fu-
neral tomorrow.
The state mas summoned 35 witnesses,
of which number "a were in court this
morning These took the oath, ten In En-
/ glish and seventeen with the aid of the
interpreter, Nicholas Ghillarduool of Bos-
ton who was also sworn in. Mrs. Corti is
among the states Witnesses
DR.. r. G. Lig0uri took the stand this
forenoon and was still testifying when an
adjournment was taken this noon
He called at the house Of Mrs. Nero
where the wounded man was at 80
o'clock Corti had wound in the abdo-
men near the navel Later Dr. Nc
Sweeney arrived, and then the man was
taken In "A. W. Badger Il Go. s ambulance
TO the Heaton Hospital. Dr.. Lig uri saw
the patient Sunday, and was also present
at the autopsy, as were Drs. Chandler and
Lindsay. The cause Of death was the
shock
Cross-examined BY Fred III Laird, the
the witness said that tha wound had near
IL healed but there was a slight iniam-
nation where the bullet stopped
The court room was crowded with peo-
Pile mostly men, the witnesses and Jury
men. But among the number was Mrs.
Ell Corti, the wife Of the man who was
shot. She occupied a seat in the side Of
the room and was accompanied BY Mrs.
RIzzi. Mrs Cortl kept her composure nn-
tit Garetto, the man who Is charged with
the murder of her husband was brought
! in. Then she began to cry, and for sew
eral minutes she continued weeping She
refused to leave the court room 1T the So
licitation Of her friends, and III a short
time she was calm again.
statass ATTORNEY Spntar asked the nOurt
to assign r A. Hoar Of Barre and G. H.
Senter of this city, to assist the state in
the case, both to serve without expense to
the state.
Attorney w. A. Lord called the court )
attention 10 the fact that Mr. Hoar was
hired by outside parties. Mr.. Senter said
it was true and he wished to be fair in
the matter. Mr. H0ar was engaged by
Mrs Corti and Mr.. Corti, wife and brother
OF the dead man
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs Watson Lamb OF West
somerviIe, Mass, who were called here
"a attend the funeral Of Mr.. Lambs sister,
Mrs. Henry Yinton, returned TO their
home Saturday.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Draper re-
tnrned Saturday from Barre, where they
taaeh IN the graded schools OF that city.
Thev win spend three weeks vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. n. NJ Draper.
MIS-. Waldo, lecturer Of the Rising star
Grange az Bethel has extended an invita-
tlon to the members Of West randolph
grange to a meeting Of the Rising star
Grange to be held next Saturday evening
Al their hall iu Bethel. Quite a number
from here will attend,
AZ the meeting Of the West Randolph
erange held saturday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the year en-
suIng: Master, Harry N. Potmani over
seer w. w. Jones; lecturer, Mrs y. H.
Morse: chaplain, Mrs. A, d. Manchester
secretary, Miss Alice Herriek; treasurer
lyman Hutchinson; steward, Fay Burnell
ASSISTANT steward, Homer Clough; lady
assistant steward, Miss Maude Sleeper
eate.keeuer. George I'll II Slack; Ceres
Miss Eva Snow; Pomona, Miss Fay
Brewster; Flora, Miss Elizabeth Campbell
lyman Hutchinson has held the Office 9
treasurer since this grange was organized
about fifteen years ago. The installation
If officers will occur the second meetlpl
ii January and A a. Priest, secretary 9
the state grange will act as installing OIL
oar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
REDUCED RATES FOR HOLIDAYS.
Central Vermont Railroad Special for
Christmas and New Years.

Central Vermont Railroad Special for
Christmas and New Years.
The Central Vermont railway will sell
round trip excursion tickets at two cents
per mile each way between all stations
from New London to South Londonderry,
inclusive Between all stations on the
Central Vermont railway north Of Wind
sor, inclusive, except IN Canada at fare
and one third for the round trip.
From all stations in Vermont north OF
Windsor, inclusive, to all points on Cen
trail Vermont railway 10 Canada, also to
Montreal and to Ottawa, via Montreal OF
Swanton, on the basis Of fare and one
third toaSt. Armand, added to fare one
way beyond
Children, between 5 and IL years Of
age, one-half the excursion rate.
Christmas holiday tickets goods going
December "a and 25. 1908; good returning
until January a, inclusive, 1904
New Years holiday tickets good going
December 81, 1908, and January /, 1904,
incusive good to return until January 4
1904, inclusive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
FOUND DEAD IN ROAD.
Peculiar Death Of Ulysses smith Of Brook.
field Center

Randolph, Dec. 15.-Ulysses Smith, a
resident Of Brook6eld Center, visited his
brother, William Smith, who lives in the
Hibbard hill neighborhood Sunday after
noon and left there about five O'Clock In
the evening for his home About an hour
and a half later he was found dead In the
road not far from his brothers. home.
Mr.. Smith, when found was supposed to
be unconscious and after being carried to
the house, medical aid was Immediately
summoned but the doctors think he had
been dead for some time His face and
part of bis body was frozen quite badly
Mr.. Smith was man under forty years
Of age and the exact cause Of his death
may always be mystery though most
Of the neighbors think he must have had
heart trouble Mr.. Smith leaves wife
and one son, who have the sympathy Of
the community. The funeral was held
this afternoon at his late home In Brook
field Center.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
IS THE MAIN STREET
PAVING A BENEFIT /?
And Has the Adjoining Property Been
Enhanssd BY Its- Some Sugges-
lions By a Correspondent.

Mr.. Editor: AS taxpayer I was inter-
ested IN noting that the abutters on
Main street, or a considerable number OF
them, have had a meeting, the purpose Of
which is apparently to organize Ia order
10 contest the paving Of the street, IL
their properties are not increased by the
Improvement, then they are justified in
this organized resistance, but on the other
hand If ii does enhance the value Of the
respective properties they ought to step
up and paylike progressive citizens, and
be proud Of the fact that they are fortunate
enough to ba placed amongst such hust-
ling community, which have made, in a
quarter OF a century,the name Of Barre fa-
nous from end to end Of the country, and
which is the primary cause OF the ne
cessity Of the paving Of Main street.
] should like TO know OF class in the
community that has been more benefited
by the progress OF our city than these abut-
ters on Main street, and there are many Of
them Indifferent to every other aspect Of
the situation except the increased value Of
their holdings, caused by the push aud
progress for which they are entirely irres-
pOhsibe / wish you would look and see
how many OF those names will appear
among the subscribers for the st. Louis
Eposition exhibit scheme, the purpose and
importance Of which we are all aware.
| Water finds its own level. When the
| time comes that man does we will be sure
to find majority Of those non-progressive
mortals stranded near the tops Of some Of
our beautiful mountains, In some such re-
tired community as the village Of Wash
ington where progress is unheard Of and
where they will be pefpetualy exempt
from taxation for city improvements.
such a state Of matters would be a bless
ing alike to those who push and struggle,
and those who grasp and hold.
Justice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
IMMENSE FIRE LOSS
IN ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Several Factories Were Destroyed By
Fire Last Night and This
Morning.

Rochester, N. Y., Dec Property
loss Of over $3.50, 600 resulted from serious
ires in Rochester's factory district last
night and this morning, the Wendell
Marshall piano factory, the Foster Arm
strong piano factory and the f, A. Sher-
woods wholesale leather house being de-
stroyed Other sufferers were the Linen
Thread company, the Brown Rubber and
Cement company, RI. Whalen & Co. and
the Kidd estate.
Indications point strongly to incendiar-
ism, and an investigation Is being made by
the police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15

Lincoln, Dec 14-All the Bristol and
local doctors, in company with a member
Of the state board OF health, visited the
families Of Lewis Jackman and Mason
Bradley in south Lincoln Sunday and
pronounced the disease that they have tc
be small pox and ordered them quaran-
tined Mr.. and Mrs. Jsekman have near
ly recovered but Mrs, Bradley aud daugh-
ter have come down within 3 short time.
They ordered that the schools be closed
and there be no more public gatherings
foI two weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15

Next Thursday and Friday evenings,
Dec nth and 18Th, there will be a fair
held ia Miles hall under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Aid society of the PresbyteFl-
an church. Supper VIII be served both
evenings from g O'Clock until s. After
supper there will be an entertainment and
sale Of articles both useful and ornamen-
tai This is just the time and place
to buy your Christmas presents. The pro
gram Thursday evening viii consist Of dia-
l0gues z A Scene in a Railway Station
and aPantaloon Fight Reading BY
DR. Hayes Wand drill by ten little girls
Friday evening, "Ihe Splnsters Return
win be given These spinsters have been
to Alaska and secured husbands. Do not
miss hearing their experiences
Prof Dlnkenspiel the renowned hypnot-
ist recently Of Germany will be there to
give an exhibition. All are cordially in
vlted. Don't forget your pocketbooks
and be assured you viii not so home
empty handed.
Admission 25 and Is cents, including
supper aud entertainment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
Peculiar Scheme Tried
in New York.
TWO MEN ALREADY DEAD
Third is Dying and Fourth is Missing.
They Were 0ut Of
Work.

New York, Dec 1.-two men dead,
one dying aud fourth missing Is the net
result Of drinking bout that the qnartet
started Sunday afternoon. They mixed
six quarts Of whiskey with pint Of wood
alcohal. The dead are William Reilly,
aged 80 Of Bridgeport, Connecticut, and
a man Damed Gray Of New Britain Conn.
The dying man is Daniel Mccarthy, so,
of Springfield, and the missing man is Nc
Kenna, who it is believed will be found
dead 10 the streets or in vacant lot.
After a mere barroom acquaintance, and
being out Of work they decided to gel
drunk. They hired basement room In
Harlem and took to their bottles. The po
Iie- today found three Of them in the con
ditiOn stated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
1T WAS PRETTY COLD.
Thermometer Here Ranged From Ten to
Eighteen Below.

Thermometer Here Ranged From Ten to
Eighteen Below.
The coldest snap Of the season thus far
was ushered in this morning, and Il Il
probable that the weather will not be
much colder dVylng the winter. The TEN
perature varied according to the locality
and freaklness OF the thermometers. The
range Of weather was anywhere from ten
degrees below to eighteen degrees below
zero. and the reports which came Ia were
about az varied as the opinions Of Barre
citizens on the purchase Of the fire horses.
La the valley the thermometers ran
many degrees below those on the hills, and
one citizen asserts that there was six de-
gress difference between Church street and
the business section, a distance Of d little
more than 100 yards. The same Their
mometer was not used to determine the
state OF weather in two the places. The
standard was about Is degrees below zero.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
SHE WAS OUT OF SORTS.

wiIiiamstown Cannon BallH Train shows
Up Worse Than Csual
Wheeling and pulling as II afflicted with
an asthmatic attack, the Williamstown
cannon ball'' train erawled into the local
Central Vermont yard two hours late this
forenoon, drawing several passengers who
were not IN the seventh heaven Of delight
over having been forced to miss the morn.
ing trains from this city. The tFainmeu
declared that ''she tthe eneinel was out OF
sorts IL Is no secret that "she'f has
been out Of sorts for some time, and all
the doctoring that has been gwen her has
failed 70 reanimate the antiquated thing
| into a semhlance of her former self Some
things grow old with age, and an engine
IS one Of them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
MONTPELIER

Mrs A. II Temple and Miss Katherine
Gilbert were the soloists at the meeting Of
the Saturday Afternoon club last evening.
Another batch Of special and regular
city officers were before the license com.
missioDers at the police station last even
ing to tell what they knew about the work
ing Of the license law The hearing was
not public
A pleasing feature Of the dance, held
last evening In Armory hall ia honor u
W. A. Pattee, the retiring captain Of Com
pany II, V. N. g., was the presentation tC
Captain Pattee Of a beautiful diamond
ring from the members Of the company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
REV. MCINTYRE ACQUITTED.
No Evidence TO show That He Abused
Child IN His Charge,


West Pawlet, Dec. 1.-THE Rev. Dam
iel Mcintyre Of Pawlet was given a hear
ing today here before Justice NJ. Costello
OF Poultney on the charge Of abusing a
three year old girl that had been caredfor
ia his family and after full hearing was
acquitted The state failed to show that
the child had received any abuse while in
Mr.. McIntyre's charge. On the contrary
it was shown that real affection was
shown the child by the minister and his
family. The name of the child was given
as Mary Frances Hunter Of Boston and
she mas been given TO family named
Rose In Springfield, Mass.
The Rev Mr. Mcintyre has rendered
his resignation as pastor of the Congrega
tional church at Pawlet but the members
OF the church have voted to request him tC
withdraw it. Much sympathy is felt fol
Mr. and Mrs Mcintyre In the loss Of theil
own child from scarlet fever since this
suit was brought.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

Next Regular Meeting Occurs Dec, 18th.
one week Earlier Than Usual.
The S4th regular meeting Of the Cen
tral Labor Union OF Barre and Vicinity
will be held 10 Sharpeners' hall, Quiulen
building, next Friday evening, Dee 18Th,
at Z 80 o'clock. This date has been fixed
upon IN order that an may enjoy Christ
mas II Is hoped that every delegate will
be present at this meeting Come II you
can. B r Healey. President.
@, @. Ramsdell, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
WILLIAMST0WN.

A son was born Sunday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence MoDermont
Henry Wood was called to Randolph
sunday BY the death Of his aunt.
The Thomas Concert 90. gave their EN-,
tertaipment 1t town hall Saturday evening
to a we'll dIled house
Royal Cheney went to Norihheld Friday
night to spend Saturday and Sunday with
his father who Is working there.
Silas ) Briggs who has been i'll at Jasoi
Jefiords' for several weeks. died Sunda,
morning Mr. Briggs was over SO year
Of age
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
DOUR ON UNITED STATES.

spaBlard offers Big Reward to Avepge
spains Wrongs.
London, Dec ia telegram from
Madrid states that Cardinal SebastIan
Herrero Y Esplnosa, archbishop Of Val
eneia, who died few days ago, left leg
acg Of fitty thousand pesetas as reward
for the FIRST Spanish general who will dis
embark a large army 10 the United states
aud ayenge the wrongs Of Spain in Cuba
and the Philippines. The heirs Of the
cardinal expect to have the will, which al.
reets such an extrayagant legacy, annull-
al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
CAUGHT BETWEEN BUMPERS.
Darlington Man Had Narrow Escape From
Death.

Darlington Man Had Marrow Escape From
Death
Burlington, Dec. 15.--John Keefe, a
brakeman in the Central Vermont railroad
yards here met with a painful accident
while coupling cars yesterday afternoon.
He was assisting 70 make up the Burling-
ton Il Lamolle train which leaves at 4.30
and while adjusting the knuckle Of the
coupler between the baggage car and the
smoker did not step out Of the way IN
time aud was caught between the bump
ers and crushed A fellow trainman was
near and uncoupled the cars, when the in
iured man was taken out
DR.. w. r. johnson was sent for and af-
ter an examination found no bones broken
but Ii Is not known whether the man re.
ceived Internal injuries. He was taken
TO his home on South Champlait street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
WILL CUT WAGES.
United states steel Corporation win Make
Move January 1.

United States Steel Corporation win Make
Move January 1.
NewYork, Dec. 1.-The statement was
made today by leading official Of the
United States Steel corporation, that be-
ginning January ! 1904, about 30 per cent
of the employees Of the corporation will suf-
fer wage reduction ranging from 5 to 20
per cent. This reduction will affect about
10000 workmen. The remaining 10 per
cent OF employees are working under a wage
agreement.
The finance committee OF the steel cor
poration has, 1t Is understood, under con-
sIderation the dismissal OF many high sal
arled employees in addition TO those al
ready discharged II was asserted that,
barring some unforeseen techniealtties, em-
ployers OF the corporation who participate
ed 10 the profit sharing plan will 10 the
e0mBg month receive s. dividend on
the preferred stock to which they sub
seribed at $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
VIEWS OF BARRE.

Handsome Book just Published by Henry
II. Hay ON Sale.
Henry r. Hay, who is so well and fa-
yorably known in Barre for his excellent
photographic work, has just issued book
0f 40 pages giving some Of his best known
views Of Barre and vicinity. These in
clude great variety, ranging all the way
from landscape to local buildings, and in
ending qnarries, stone shed interiors,
public buildings and churches, views Of
the city and places near Barre. The book
ii handsomely printed and is from the
press Of N. ]. Roberts. It Is something
everyone will want copy Of, either tC
keep or send to friends as a memento.
The Barre book store and O. J. Dodge
have 1t on sale