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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
HE WAS INTOXICATED.
William Riley Was to Attend Circus.
Twelve Arrests for Intoxication
and Disturbance.

Rutland, July 23-One man killed while
in a state of beastly intoxieation. u ar
rested for drunkenness or disturbance Of
the peace and the arrest of a circus en-
ploye for collecting pay Of boys and let
ting them crawl under the tent to see
the circus were the results of circus day
here.
William A. Riley Of Ludlow, who had
come here to see the circus, was instantly
killed on a side track in the local railroad
yards and his body mangled in the most
horrible shape. He was seen shortly be-
fore the accident In badly intoxicated
condition and it Is supposed either laid
down on the bank or rolled under the
cars and went to sleep An engine was
attached to the cars 70 move them and Il
was not noticed that Riley was under
them. His body was dragged some dis
tance and finally deralled the ear it was
under which led to its being discovered.
An alderman was summoned and the
body removed to the undertaking rooms Of
Cahee & Spencer, where it was prepared
for removal and taken TO Ludlow on
the sleeper tonight.
Mr. Riley was Il years Of age and en-
ployed by B. F. Welden in Ludlow as a
plumber. He was dissolute character
and his wife had secured a divorce from
him. She, a mother and two daughters
survive him.
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vided into groups, which are still un-
able to unite upon a single candidate,
their desire to defeat either Cardinal
Rampolla personally or any nominee Of
his being stronger than their allegiance
to any special candidate.
Cardinal Oreglia's magnanimity to
Cardinal Rampolla in asking him to re-
main at the Vatican when he was pre-
pairing to leave wins general approval.
The camerlingo had the hearty sup
port of a great majority Of the cardi-
nails In all matters at yesterdays and
todays meetings Cardinal 0reglia's
age makes him acceptable TO many Of
the cardinals, who do not desire long
pontiicates. There is a growing i'm
preston that a majority Of the Italian
votes will be cast in his favor. The
only other candidates who continue TO
be discussed are Cardinals Gotti and
yannuteln
1t il anticipated here that Cardinal
Gibbons of Baltimore will support Car
dinal Rampolla on account Of his atti-
tude toward the American church and
the situation in the Philippines.
It is possible that the public view Of the
remains Of the Pope will cease today, as
despite the fact that the catafalque is sur
rounded with ice the decomposition CON
tinues
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
HIGH WIND IN N0RTHFIELD.
Heavy Rain Adds to Damage Of a verl
Severe storm.

Heavy Rain Adds to Damage Of a Very
Severe storm.
NorfhfeId. July ga severe wind
and electrical storm passed over this vii
lage last evening The storm came from
the southwest. The weather bureau rec
ords show wind velocity Of 40 miles per
hour. This is supposed to have been
greater in the village than at the uniyer-
sity, where the station is located. A rain
fan Of four-tenths Of an inch was recorded.
The rain fell In sheets and was blown by
the wind with such velocity that it upon
striking building or objects it gave a re-
port like musketry. The oldest inhabit-
ants say it was the most severe storm ever
known here.
The old E. B. Ellis granite shed, a
building 100 by SO feet, was blown hall
over Mr.. Ellis estimates the loss al
81 600. Crops were laid fat and the dam
age to them is considered very heavy
Numerous shade trees were blown over
and many limbs taken from others and il
some places the roads were badly WASHED
out Telephone and telegraph service
was affected, it being impossible to get
Burlington BIZ telegraph until O'Clock thil
morning.
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TRIED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
But st. AIbans Man Prevented the Rash
Act

But st. AIbans Man Prevented the Rash
Act.
ST. Albans, July 28 james Purcell did
the hero act last night on the return trip
of the Maquam from Plattsburgh. "A wo-
man whose name could not be ascertained
determined to drown herself She had
been drinking large amounts of intoxi-
Cants, Judging from her condition, and,
suddenly becoming crazed by the effects Of
her indulgence, proceeded in an attempt
70 make rough house in an attempt to
jump overheard from the Maquam. Mr.
Purcell interfered and hung on like grim
death, trying in the meanwhile to ascer-
tain the why Of the occasion.
The woman said she had told her hus-
band she would drown herself and didn't
propose to lie about it. She made three
attempts to get to the water but Mr. Pur-
cell was there with the goods each time
and she couldn't get away The woman,
who left the boat at GOrdon's landing, is
said to be particularly undesirable pas
senger and has caused the boat captains
much annoyance ia the past by getting
drunk and stealing everything she could
get her hands on when returning on the
boat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
Prince Ferdinand Has
Left Country
.RUMORS OF A PLOT.
1t Is Said That Friends Of the Prince
Had Discovered Traces Of
Conspiracy.

Belgrade, Seryia, July 24,-Prince Fer
dinand of Bulgaria, accompanied by his
children, passed through Belgrade at A
this morning bound for Vienna His de-
parture from bis kingdom has given rise
to many rumors Of trouble in Bulgaria.
One report has it that a general revolt
against FRINGE Ferdinand has started, and
that to save his life he has fed.
The newspaper, Stampa, says Ferdi-
nand never intends to return to his king
dom, The condition Of affairs at Sofia is
highly critical. 1t Is rumored that Ferdi-
nand fled from the capital on the advice Of
his counsellor who discovered wide
spread plot for making away with him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
PHENOMENAL SHOOTING.
Neat Apgar, Professional shot, Hits I2
Birds Ont of $50.

Neaf Apgar, Professional shot, Hits I24
Birds Out of 130.
Montpelier, July 28.- Neaf Apgar,
the Peters Cartridge COM
pany Of Cincinnati, who was today the
guest of the Montpelier Gun club, made a
phenomenal record at the range this after
noon, missing six out of 1S0 birds. In the
FIRST 100 birds sprung he missed only four
and two out Of the next so. The eondi-
tions.for a high score were unfavorable,
The weather was cloudy and rain fell dur
ing part Of the time Mr.. Apgar was Civ
Ing his exhibition. He Is a professional
shot and has participated in matches In al
parts Of the country.
A large crowd Of spectators was present
and after Mr. Apgar had completed Ill
record, three squads from members Of III,
club kept the trappers busy until nearl,
night fall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
The oSTEoPATHIc CONVENTION.
Dr. Martin Returns and Reports on Pro-
gress Of Association.

DR.. Martin Returns and Reports on Pro-
gress of Association.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin arrived home this
morning from attending the annual meet
ing Of the American Osteopathic Assoeia-
ti0n at Cleveland Ohio Returning they
visited Detroit, Niagara Falls aud the
Thousand Islands and rapids ofthe st.
Lawrence
Dr. Martin reports by far the largest
attended convention ever held and that
the membership Of the association has
doubled in the past year
Che important event was the adopting
0f the report OF the committee on eduea@
tion in which they recommend adding am
other year to the course of instruction Civ
en- by the colleges (of which there are III
thereby making the required time not less
than three years Of nine months each.
Most Of the colleges are making the third
year optional till the beginning Of the
school year Of 1904 after which It will be
obligatory, This step is In advance and
should be appreciated by all prospective
students as we'll as others interested in
the future Of the osteopathic profession
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PEOPLE ENJOYED CONCERT.

Montpelier Military Band Again Pleased
Barre Crowd.
The Montpelier Military Band succeed
ed in giving concert In this city last
evening in spite Of weather conditions
that looked forbidding, and the peo-
pie Of Barre turned out in big crowds to
listen. The concert was IN every way en-
ioyable, and was thoroughly appreciated
Several encores were required. The band
hurried along the programme with very
short waits for there was no telling when
the little patter Of rain drops might begin
and be followed by torrents Of water
Fortunately. however the rain held back
long enough for the programme to be COM
Mated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
Barre Manufacturers Go
to Quincy, Mass.
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR THEM
VIII be Guests Of the Quincy Manufac-
tureis For Today and
Tomorrow.

The manufacturers Of the Barre Granite
Manufacturers Association are the guests
OF the Quincy Association at Quincy,
Mass, today and tomorrow The party
left Barre last night at 9.20 on special
train Of two Pullmans and one day coach.
Eighty-six tickets were sold at the Bar
re station, Is from Montpelier and several
more from Northheld No stops were
made between Northheld and Boston.
In the party from Barre were VIM. Al
exander president, and James Campbell,
secretary Of the association, Donald Mo
Donald, John Robins, Antoine Burke, II.
B. Mudgett, George Straiton, VIM. Bar
clay. Jr, Alex Milne, w. S. Robins, John
McAlinn, r. @. Mcdonnell, Alex Duncan.
.C. w. Mcmillan and Mrs. Mcmillan, Will
liam McGee, Thomas Brock. John r. MUIR
ray, Alex Buchan, Donald Smith, III A.
Phelps, Douglas Barclay, c. D. Swasay,
Francis Rogers, G. H0yt, w. A. Leber-
veau, w. w Anderson, Joseph Wood, NJ
n. MeIyer, J., w, Russell, 7. G. CarsWell,
J. G, Mcleod, J w. Bates, W. w. Pit
kin, VIM. Jack, j. A, Martinson, George
Bond, Frank Heaton, James S. Milne and
Mrs. Milne, John Cruickshank, f. p Stew
1ib VI lAuNilANuus Ohlus r. u Lay AtVAs "
A. Bradford, o, J. L. Matthews, II G.
Leonard, Alex Bird and Mrs. Bird and a.
III. Dessllets. A. J. Baulerico and A. M.
I4arochelle Of East Barre.
All the stone sheds ii this city will be
shut down for two days until Monday
morning.
Among the granite manufacturers from
Montpelier who went last evening were
D. G. Ryle, n w Eagan, J NJ. Boutwell,,
IA. J. NJ Jones, Il, Q. Bowers, John Dill
Ion, J. q Brown, G. e. Davis, ] G. Me-
Leod, II a. Dubuc, j. s. Haley r. F.
Lynch, =. A. Sweeney, F. Lemay and j.
E. Poulen
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Welded FIFTY YEARS.

MIR, and Mrs, McGaffey OF Burlington Have
Celebration,
Burlington, July 24-Mr. and Mrs. An
drew MeGaffey were very pleasantly en-
tertained last evening by a surprise reeep-
tlon, which was held in memory of their
golden wedding anniversary at the @. A.
r. hall, and was given under the manage
ment Of the members Of the g. A. r., and
Woman's Relief Corps. About rs friends
Of the long welded couple were present 10
extend to them congratulations and wish
them still many years Of happy united life.
During the evening purse of $50 in
gold was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
GaffeV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
PRINTERS SWIFT SUMMONS.
Fred W Moore Of swanton Drops Dead
While Getting Ont the Paper.

Fred W Moore Of swanton Drops Dea.
While Getting Out the Paper.
Swanton, July 23.-Fred w. Moore
dropped dead Of heart disease in the Office
Of the Swanton Courier while getting oui
the paper this morning at 1105 O'clock
He had been in his usual good health and
was at work as usual, though several times
this morning he complained of a pain In
the chest, which he said was due to indi-
gestion.
Mr.. Moore had been employed in the
printing Office Of The Courier for twenty
years, and for the past fifteen years had
been foreman. He was 35 years of age.
He leaves a wife, Mrs Augusta (Manzerl
Moore, aud a daughter three years old.
His wife and child were not In town this
morning when his death occurred, but
were visiting IN West Swanton, from
which place they returned this afternoon.
He was insured for $1,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
NORCR0SS BROS. IN VERMONT.

Worcester Firm Had Quarries at windsor
and East Dorset,
Rutland, July 24-The failure of Nor
cross Bros Of Worcester, Mass, is OF
much interest to this portion OF the State
where they are interested in various en-.
terprises. They operate a large marble
quarry at East Dorset, saw mill and
finishing shop at Manchester Depot, and
are interested IN the Manchester, Dorset
& Granville railroad. Marble from their
quarry is used In building the Tilden
library in New York. The firm built a
new depot at Bennington, a $4,000 house
for J. G. Colgate, and is now building a
S200000 residence for Frederick B. Jenn-
ings, at North Bennington.
The firm is also interested in the Wind.
sor blue granite quaTTies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
ST. MoNIcA'S DRAPED.

Catholic Church Entrances Covered with
Black and White.
Out Of respect to the late Pope Leo
XII, ST. Monicais Church Of this city was
draped today in black and white. The
three entrances to the church were draped
this morning, and Tuesday morning when
high mass and requiem will be held the
inside Of the church will be decorated.
The outside decorations win remain until
a new Pope is elected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
LIBRARY PLANS.

To be Placed in Portfolio by LibrSrv Com
missioners.
Burlington, July "A. "A meeting Of the
Vermont free public library commission
ers was held at the Fletcher library yes
terdaY afternoon. Matters Of general Il.
brary interest was discussed. Those pres.
ent we're Prof, S. W Landon Of Greens.
boro, Mrs. w B. Smith Of st. Johnsbury,
Mrs. NJ. II. Buckham of Burlington, Mrs
G. M Winslow OF Brandon and Miss E,
Tabor Of Burlington
It was decided to have a portfolio OF
library plans and pictures on hand that
would be at the service Of any town
building library and it is hoped that
those planning library building will
avail themselves Of it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

New Bedford, Mass, July 28.-The
stone orushers employed at the quarry Of
John 3. Sullivan struck work this morn
ing out Of sympathy with one Of their
number who was discharged yesterday.
No other reasen is given for the strike and
the men are enjoying themselves playing
ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
LUCK WITH SHAMROCK |.

A Ffake and Shift of the Wind Enabled
Her to Beat Shamrock III
Atlantic Highlands, n. /, July 20. "A
fiuke and shift of wind cheated Sham
rock III out of victory in a drifting race
with Shamrock I off Sandy Hook today
and gave the old boat the first victory she
ever had over the new cup challenger.
The boats had drifted about nine miles Of
the run before the wind TO the turning
mark with lust wind enough to keep them
moving, when Shamrock us sails filled
and for 20 minutes she slipped away, leav-
ing her sister racer almost beealmed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
GOLF TOURNAMENT
WON BY HOMER Fits
Weekly Match Brought Out a Good
Number Of Players Yesterday
Afternoon.

The sixth contest in the weekly tourna-
ment Of the Barre Golf Club was held yes
terday afternoon, and as a result Homer
Fits scored win towards the medal to be
presented at the end OF the season. His
net score was low being TO- Donald w
Smith was second with a net score OF 81,
No one player has taken more than one
match, the winners thus far being Homer
Fits, Donald w Smith, G. II Anker, g.
A. Dodge, W. II. Pitkin and Thomas G,
Peters.
The scoresin yesterdays match we're as
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SHOULDER BROKEN.

Mrs r.. Il. Hopkins Of Cabot Has Narrow
+ soape.
Cabot, July 23.-Mrs. r. E. Hopkins OF
this town was thrown from a horse rake
on Wednesday and nearly killed As il
was she is laid up with broken shoulder,
a broken nose and innumerable bruises.
Mrs. Hopkins was driving the horse and
rake from the barn and the end of the
axle struck the door frame, throwing Mrs.
Hopkins off under the rake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
REPORT DENIED

THAT Prince Ferdinand Has Abdicated HI,
Throne.
Vienna, July "a The newspapers cor
respondents and Wilhelm say they au-
authorized to characterize as unfounded
the report shat Prince Ferdinand has alb
dieated the throne Of Bulgaria They ex-
plains his departure from Sofia as his usu-
al custom to visit the grave Of bis father
at Coburg, on July 26, the anniversary Of
the latters death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
COLUMBIA OUTcLASsED.

Was no Match for Reliance in Yesterday S
Race
Newport, r. l., July 23.--In race for
special cup today the Reliance gave the
Columbia the worst beating she has ever
sustained in a contest sailed in good
whole fail breeze. Over a SS.mlle course
the new cup yacht finished Is minutes, 40
seconds ahead Of the old champion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
stocI.holders EIect onleers.

Montpelier, July 24.-The stockholders
of the Lester II. Greene Co met last night
and elected the following officers: Lester
II. Greene, president; G. +. FerTin, vice
president, G. f. Lowe, clerk and trea-
surer. These with A. w. Ferrin constitute
the board Of directors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
C0NVICTS CAPTURED.
-Four Men who Escaped from Cllntoa
County Jail.


Coupty Jail.
Plattsburg, n. a., July %. After
searching five days and nights, most OF
the time in drenchidg rain, Warden Deyo
and his officers assisted BY deputies. 20
licemen and civilians, this afterooon cap
tured John Elliot and Edward Kennedy.
two If the four escaped convicts, iD the
woods near Barnaby's Corners.
Peter James and John Collins, the other
two, were taken tonight about a quarter
Of a mile from the Rutland railroad sta.
tion,at Alrona and less than mile from
where Eliot and Kennedy were taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

Waterbury, July 2s,-Joseph Bennett,
farmer Of this town tried to commit sui
eide yesterday by taking dose Of strych-
nine. He has been in very poor health
for some time and either dependency or
insanity is given as the cause of the deed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

jamestown, N. Y, July 21.-The safe
in the postoffice at Mayvllle was blown
open by burglars this morning aud $500
in stamps stolen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
NOT A YIscOUNT.

says House OF Lords Of VIM, PouIiet,
Organ Grinder.
London, July 24-The House of Lords
today decided against William Poullet,
the organ grinder, who terms himself Wis
count Hinton and who entered claims 70
the title Of Earl OF Poullet,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

All ranks and stations of life were
represented in the faces which were
pressed against the trellis. Many were
working people; there also were groups
Of convent girls under the care Of nuns
and OF schoolboys headed by priests.
Crowds continued TO pass before the
bier throughout the morning.
oreEIia Worn out.
Cardinal Oreglia, dean of the sacred
college, feels worn out, owing to his
unaecustomed exertion. His life as a
cardinal was one Of uninterrupted Sc
renity, and he now practically bears
the entire burden Of the church and
also the minute details Of the prepara-
tions for the obsequies and the CON
claye. Notwithstanding this he opened
the mornings meeting Of the congrega-
ton Of cardinals. The number of those
present was augmented by the pres
ence Of two new arrivals Cardinal Do
menico Svampa, archbishop of Bo-
logna, and Cardinal Ciulio Boschi,
archbishop Of Ferrara. The former
was especially warmly welcomed by
his colleagues, as being one of the
most prominent members Of the sacred
college and because he is mentioned
among those most likely to succeed
Pope Leo
At this meeting Of the congregation
Of cardinals a committee consisting Of
Cardinals Casali, Macchi and Della
yolpe was appointed to supervise all
the arrangements in connection with
the conclave. Two doctors, Lapponi
and peIagello; surgeon, Professor
Caglati, aud a druggist were appointed
to attend the cardinals while they are
shut lip, Finally the cardinals ap-
pointed a committee to receive the case
containing the papal treasure from
the congregation Of briefs, whose work
ia suspended until a new pope is elect
cd, and to receive the papal seals.
Much Opposition to RampoIIa.
Cardinal Oreglia's prominence as
eamerlingo is serving to concentrate
attention upon him as a possible pom
tiff, as was the case with Leo in 1878.
The campaign for and against Car
dinal Rampolla is becoming intensified
He is strongly opposed by almost all
the Italian cardinals, but these are di-
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We wish to thank the friends and neigh.
bors for their kindness during the illness
and death of our beloved nephew and
friend also those who contributed the
many beautiful flowers.
G. Bartol,
Mary Giacobbi.
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All members Of Local 4S1, G. and j. Of
A., are requested to represent at the next
regular Monday, July 27, at 7.Se 3. u.
Per order Local 4Si, G, and J Of A. s.
r. Doty, Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
TWO MURDERERS HANGED.

Murdered a Prominent Merchant Of Lex
ington, Ky.
Lexington, KY" July 24.-Klaude
OfBrien and Earl Whitney were hanged
here this morning for the murder Of Addi-
son B. Chiun, prominent merchant Of
this city, while burglarizing his house the
night Of October 10, 1902.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
FRIGHTENED BY STORM.

NFNIEIHktWI A9fEtN AtNHtaHFHN ENeIUIbNB UY
Fright During Thunder storm,
Burlington, July 24.-Mrs. Oliver Le-
may Of Spruce street is just recovering
from the effects of the severe thunder
storm, which visited this city last Tues
day afternoon. She was standing near
the stove in the kttcnen at her home.
when sharp aash Of lightning followed
by an unusually loud clap Of thunder
came. She was rendered motionless with
fright. She was unable to move for near.
ly 10 minutes, the muscles refusing Ia
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
REACHES SYRACUSE

II Nelson jackson Making Good Progress
ON His Automobile.
Syracuse, n. Y, July 23.-H. Nelson
jackson Of Burlington, VT, and Sewell K.
Crockers Of Tacoma, WASH, arrived here
tonight by automobile from San Francisco
for New York. They have been two
months on the trip aud viii be the first to
make the trip across the continent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

HOnors.
Yesterdays American League scores;
At New York list camel, Boston @,
END game) New York A, Boston 2.
AT Cleveland, Cleveland 2, St. Louis O.
at Detroit, Detroit 5, Chicago 0.
AT Washington, Philadelphia Ii, Wash
ington 8.
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Yesterdays National League scores
At Philadelphia, New York 5, Phila.
delphla l.
At Chicago, Chicago ), Cincinnati 2.
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National League stan,

Yesterdays Northern League score:
At St. Adams, st. Adams l. Rutland !
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TIy-kIlIers at the Bostoa BaEgaIa Soc.
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ROOSEVELT GOES HOME.

Return Trip on Horseback aud in EARLY
Morning
sayville, L. l., July ga President
Roosevelt, his son and nephews left here
at four O'Clock this morning for Sycamore
Hill The return trip was made on horse
hack