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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-04
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
HEAD-0N COLLISION
ON CENTRAL VERMONT
Several Passengers Slightly Injured al
Middlesex Engines Badly
Smashed.

Mlddlesex, Dec. S,--A collision occurred
about 6 O'Clock last evening at Middlesex,
the express train No. 10 from Burlington
coliding head on with train No. 3. the
Boston mall Both engines were badly
A few passengers were slightly injured,
The engine Of No. 10 was derailed
The accident was due TO the fact that the
brakes on No. 10 did not work as she was
pulling into the yards at Middlesex The
other train had the right Of way and was
on the main track.
The afternoon mail was about tive
hours late because Of a breakdown at
Concord, n. H., earlier In the day
The engineers and iiremen Of both
trains escaped injury by jumping The
collision occurred Just beyond Middlesex
station, where the mail train was attempt
ing to take a side track to let the accom-.
mediation pass
Both trains were delayed at Middlesex
several hours. Mostof the passengers on
the south-bound train for Montpelier and
Barre drove Ia reaching here about eight
O'Clock
George H. Almon Of this city, electrl-
clan at the Bolton Falls plant, had one hip
badly bruised. Among the other Moutpe-
lier passengers who escaped injury were
+ T Seguin, L. II. Blxby, cashier Of the
Montpelier National bank, aud Mrs c. l..
BixbY, his mother. They escaped with a
severe jolting
It is reported that the mail clerks on
the trains were quite severely bruised and
are likely to be disabled few days. The
railroad authorities deny that anyone was
seriously hurt and do not give out the
names OF the clerks serving on the trains.
Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Adams Of South
Barre were among the passengers who
were badly shaken up. Mrs. Adams was
thrown against the side Of the door and
was given quite severe shaking up She
was not able to proceed to Barre until to
d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
GRANITEVILLE.

Mrs. Angus Is at home from the hospi-
tai In Burlington She is making gratify-
ing progress.
Norman Mcl9el who went to Montreal
to be treated by an eye specialist, Is not
making the progress at first anticipated.
1t may be some time before be can return
home
John Mcleod Of NoFthfeld, died at his
home there last Saturday His sisters,
Mrs McFarlane and Mrs Clark, were
called the middle Of the week to see him.
Much sympathy is felt for and extended
to his aged mother, Widow Mcleod, who
resides here with her daughter, Mrs.
clarke
The Presbytefians are starting to get
things ready for their fair to be held In
Miles hall next week, A good bill Of fare,
both in entertainment aud eatables, such
as the Presbyterian ladies' are capable Of
furnishing may be looked forward to.
More definite Information viii appear in
the Times later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
Last Of Three Rounded
Up Last Night.
CELLEY RESISTED ARREST
Chief Mcmahon Of Montpelier Shot Him
ia the Leg Davis Caught
at Waitslield.

Montpelier, Dec. s. Eugene Davis and
Dick Cnley who broke jail last Saturday
night, were both captured last evening.
Davis was located at the home of William
Greene at Waitsfeld Common By Deputy
Sheriffs NJ. J. Waterman of Waitsfeld and
Harry Moseley Of Nortbfeld The house
was surrounded by posse Of 20 men and
after some negotiation Davis came out.
He made no resistance when the officers
handcuifed him. He will be brought over
the mountain to Northfeld aud Montpelier
by the a. M train.
Celley was located at the home OF his
mother on North street in this city where
be had rounded up for square meal af-
ter a fast Of 56 hours Chief OF Police
McMahon got word at six o'clock last
night that Celley had been seen in that
neigbboih0od and went there to arrest
him Celey showed fight and refused to
surrender After shooting wild three
times to frighten Celley Chief MoMahon
shot him in the right leg after which he
eapitulated. He was brought to the ooun-
ty jail and DR.. G. s. Chandler removed the
ball. 1t struck the main bone of the leg
and was fiattened. After bis wounds were
dressed Celley was In consultation with
II. G. Shurtleff. bis attorney
There we're some exciting times in the
neighbOrh0od of North and Main streets
during the time In which the officers were
attempting to arrest Celley, The Celley
house was surrounded BY several officers,
a telephone message having called them to
the house. Chief Mcmahon tried to get
into the house 9ut no one came to the
door, although she chief heard voices in
side
Special Officer win Durkee In looking
around the eneighb0rho0d spied CelIey max
ing away as fast as his wooden leg would
allow him. The officer called upon him to
surrender, whereupon Celey replied that
oaths. The officer fred three shots to
scare the man into surrenderiug, but the
latter would not scare. Instead he started
for the special officer who started away
Then Chief Mcmahon appeared and fired
at Celley, hitting him in the leg.
The man With the bullet in the calf of
his leg ran, with the chief after him. But
Celley was handicapped with one wooden
leg and with chunk Of lead In the other
The chief tripped him. and there was a
mlx-up OF several minutes. But Celey
was handeutfed and placed IN a sleigh,
and taken to his former quarters IN the
county jail.
The other jail-bird, Davis, was captured
more easily at Waitsdeld, where he was
stopping at the home Of relative The
deputies were driving by the place yester-
day afternoon when they saw their man
ln the house. After some parleying Davis
consented to give himself up. There was
gun ia the room with him. but he made
no move TO use It.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
WILLIAMST0WN.

Mrs. Albert Martin IS gaining slowly
from her illness.
Mrs, Aaron G. Martin had a shock yes
terday, which affected her throat and one
side
Remeiner the BAH tomorrow night.
Dancing from to 2, with oyster supper.
BIZ Sl00
Mrs Harley Martin Is recovering from
ner serious injury of last week, but is still
confined to the bed.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. Il ingalls, returned
from Fayston yesterday, where they went
to attend the funeral OF MFR, Ingalls,
m0ther-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Martin, Mr. and
Mrs Walter Granger, and Mr. and Mrs.
a. n, Whitcomb, left today for Rutland To
attend the state grange.
Mrs Lasell and family wish to express
their gratitude to the neighbors and frit nds
for their sympathy and help during the
sickness and death Of Mr.. Lasell, also for
the flowers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
Barre Wholesalers Ar
rested Yesterday
FOR ALLEGED VIOLATION
Deputy Smith Served Warrants Ysster-
day Afternoon Men Re-
leased on Bail,

Angelo Seampini aud Charles Zanleoni,
both holders Of wholesalers licenses, were
yesterday afternoon arrested on warrants
charging them with violation OF the pro-
visions Of their licenses in selling In small
quantities of less than a gallon. The pa
pers were served BY Deputy Sheriff G. A.
Smith Of Montpelier, and they were taken
before County Clerk Smile at Montpelier,
who fixed bail at $3.50 for each, for their
appearance in county court Mr.. Scam
pini went bail for ZanleOnl and Mr.. Zan-
leoni went ball for Soampini
This action is the outcome Of the states
attorneys order to Messrs Scampinl and
Zanleoni several weeks ago, to discontinue
selling in small quantities, Both licensees
continued to sell as before and the states
attorney sent an officer to Barre to secure
evidence. Both licensees sold the visiting
officer a small quantity Of liquor with the
full knowledge Of what be wanted it for,
saying as they did SO that they wanted a
legal Interpretation Of what privileges
they we're entitled to under wholesalers
license.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
THE MCINTYRE CASE.

Would Not Discuss the Charges when In
terxiewsd BY Reporter.
paWlet, Dec. s.-Rey. Daniel Mcintyre,
who was arrested last Wednesday on the
charge OF oruely to three-year-old child,
would not discuss the matter when inter-
viewed by a reporter aud made no refer
ence to the affair during his sermon Sun
day. From other sources it is gathered
that the charges are the result Of divis-
ion among the church people over the
question of consolidating ia federated
church which was strongly opposed by
Mr.. Mcintyre. Another report says that
from the time the child was brought to the
home 81 Mr.. Mcintyre last june II had
heen seen outside the house but once or
twica.
The hearing iii the matter, which was
postponed by the illness Of one Of the prin-
cipal witnesses, will be held on Monday,
Dec III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
MARRIED IN SPITE OF AGE.
Burlington Groom 7e. Bride, 65. Knew
Each other Six Days.


Burlington, Dec. Probably two Of
the happiest old people In this city at the
present time are Constance Paro aud his
bride, formerly Mrs LeClair, who we're
united in matrimony at st. Anthony's
Church Sunday evening at Z 30 O'Clock by
Rev w a. Plamondon. The bride Is
pleasant old lady Of 65 years, while the
groom has just passed his 72nd birthday.
The church was filed with relatives and
friends Of the aged, but happy couple, who
proceeded to make things lively for them
after the knot was tied
Following the ceremony a reception was
held at the BRIDES home on shebuCne
road. A supper was also served aud the
congratulations Of their friends we're re-
ceived. The marriage came as somewhat
of a surprise to their friends as the con-
tracing parties did not make each others
acquaintance until week ago today when
the bride met the groom while she was on
a visit 10 SheIburne. A few days later the
groom called upon the bride and after the
preliminary courses they decided to wed,
thus making a second wife f0f hegroom
and third husband for the bride.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
Fast MONTPELIER.

a much needed telephone is now being
placed 10 the station.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. sployd wentto North
field Saturday and returned Sunday
Mrs, John Cullom has gone to Plain
field to visit her daughter. Mrs. Tucker.
The ladies Of the Brick Church are get
ting ready for fair to be held next week
Rev. Marcia M. selman went to Canton,
Maine, last Friday and win be absent two
Sundays
Charles Mcknight and bride are expect
ed home from their wedding tour the mid
die Of this week
Mrs. Edith Willard is i'll with pneumc-
MIA. DR.. Lazelle Of Barre attends her, and
she has a nurse from Burlington.
Harry Vincent is teaching the village
school, and Miss Ida Shortt Of Sharon is
teaching on the hill above the station.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelton were in
town Friday night from Montpelier to at
tend grange meeting, which closed with q
harvest supper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
CITY PAYS $1,000
FOR CHEMICAL ENGINE
New Fire Apparatus, Which Cannot Be
Used Until Warm Weather,
Cost That Much.

The regular monthly meeting Of the city
council was held yesterday afternoon at /
o'clock, all members being present The
meeting was held thus early to aecommo-
date Mayor Jackson whose duties at the
u. VI NJ medical college require his pres
enee there now
A large number Of city warrants we're
read and ordered paid.
The resolution appropriatiug S325 20 the
city court account passed its second read
ing and was adopted.
A sewer permit was granted A. ].
Kempton.
A permit to hang sign ia front Of the
Eastman block was granted Miss Kather
iue Perkins.
The report Of the overseer Of the poor
showed the expenses Of his department for
November to have been S255.52.
The report OF the building inspector
showed p permits granted IN November
Alderman Mckenzie said the city was
entitled to S22 rebate On street lights that
didn't burn FIR that part Of November
from the 2ist to Dec, LIST.
Il. Paritani asked for a transfer Of q
lunch room license on North Main street.
Granted.
The health officer presented reports
from the state meteorological laboratory
showing the water in the Bolster and
Orange brook reservoirs TO be Of
"a good quality. One spring water
was reported as suggesting ''prev-
ons Contamination and It was voted the
proprietor be notified BY the health officer
A resolution appropriatlng assessment
money to the sewer and street departments
was read and passed to Its second reading
1t was voted the finance committee rec
ommend, when making their estimates for
next year, that no appropriation be made
for law. The appropriation this year was
$1,000, which will not all be required to
pay this years law bills
The matter Of furnishing panels for the
inches left for them at the entrance OF the
city hall was discussed anu was referred
to the mayor. Aldermen Duffy and Robins.
A warrant for $500, 10 pay for the com
biuation chemical engine and hose wagon
was read and ordered paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
CLAN GORDON ELECTS OFFICERS.

James McDonald, the New Chief, Elected
Last Evening.
Clan Gordon, No. II, o. S. G., held its
annual election Of officers last evening.
The following is the list as elected: Chief
James Mcdonald; past chief, Joseph Ora
ham tanist, Robert Duif; chaplain, Dom
aid Mcleod recording secretary, James
Muteh financial secretary, Robert Gordon
treasurer, Alex Hadden; senior bench.
man, A. D. Smith junior henchman, Wm.
Mackay senechell, James Gall; warden,
Thomas Mcdonald; sentinel, Thomas Smo-
lett piper, James Cameron.
Physician inside Of three miles from
mootroom, Dr. w, y. Reid; physician for
Granlteytlle. DIR. Joe w. jackson; trustee
for the years, Joseph Graham standard
bearers, Charles Keith and John MeIyer
custodian, Robert Reaside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
WITH sPLINTERS IN BACK.
bicycle Rider in New york Refused 20
Give Up.

bicycle Rider in Rev York Refused 70
Give Up.
New j ork, Dec S.-This morning finds
the weaker ones in the six day bicycle ag-
gregation at Madison Square Garden pret-
tY thoroughly weeded out, aud fourteen Of
the original seventeen teams who are still
on the track are in all probability there TO
stay The weakest team left is that OF
Bedell Brothers who represent Long ISL
and. Menus Bedell Is riding In Intense
agony with two splinters wedged in his
back.
In an accident yesterday afternoon he
got two large splinters Under the shoulder
blades Bedell refused ID allow a doctor
To administer cocaine 10 remove them, say
Ing be could not spare the Time necessary.
There wereno particular sensations dur
ing the night
1t Is hardly possible that the men will
reach record inaSmuch as it Is the end
Of the thirtleth hour, they we're over Is
miles behind the pace set BY Eikes and
Mcfarland IN 1900. At9a. m. the score
showed the thirteen teams had made over
682 miles Dove and Aedspeth seven miles
less
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
PnInfuI InIarIsg q nnl naaa..

Winooski, Dec. s.-The wooden mills
were the scene Of two slight but painful
accidents yesterday. The first was that
Of EdwBrd Cruise Of East Allen street, who
is employed in the wash house. Mr. Cruise
fell from ladder into pool Of soap
which had boiled over from the kettle.
His hands and arms were quite severely
burned and he was taken to the office OF
Dr. j. W. Sheehan, who dressed the injn-
ries. The second was that of Arthur Beau.
lieu Of Weaver street and a weaver in No,
2 mill While at work Beaalieu was struck
By shuttle which flew from the machine
and bit him in the head inficting severe
flesh wound
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
United States GunboatS
On Both Oceans
EXAMINING THE TRAILS
This Is Preparatory Work In Case Of
an Invasion Of Panama by
Colombia.

Colon, Dec. Following instructions
received Dec. from the navy department
at Washington, United States gnnboats on
both sides Of the istnmus have started, or
are starting, on accommodating expeditions
along the coasts, principally in the diree-
tlon Of Columbia, for the purpose of as
certaining the condition of the trails and
roads between the Panamn and Colombian
frontiers.
Also to learn the facilities Of the coun-
try fDr sustaining expeditions marching on
Panama, to generally determine the United
States best course Of action In case Of a
Colombian invasion Of the isthmus, and
also to learn the attitude Of the various
Indian tribes inhabiting both coasts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
synopsis of "Mr. Bob.

The synopsis OF 'Mr. Bob to be pre-
sented at the Uniyersalist yestry Wednes-
day evening by the members OF the Muir
ray class is as follows;
Act I-HIf it was only dog OF a '0rse. y
The stage struck Patty. About Beekys
scheme for destitute cats Kitty's joke on
Philip. "lts beneath the dignity Of a
jenkins" Bob's arrival Jenkins
take my bag" Ssh don't give it away
that YOU are Brown / came down. Mr.
Sanders Plans for the yacht race. The
agreement. Philip gives up the race.
Act 1.-THE dagger scene from Mac
beth. "Show me a man what as a dra-
matte eart.m Kittie and Marion plan to
have Bob sail Philips boat Another
luncheon for Mr.. Brown. Studying to be
a Romeo Philip returns and enteFtains
Bob. Brown exchanges papers. Boo wins
the race. Philip meets the real Mr..
Bob
The cast Of characters Is,
Philip Royson, j. Ward Carver.
Robert Brown, clerk of Benson q BEN
son, Paul Leavett.
Jenkins, Miss Rebecea's butler, Pearl
Carr
Rebecca Luke, maiden lady, Miss
Helen Marsh.
Katherine Rogers, her ueice, Miss Maud
BLY,.
Marion Bryant, Katherine's friend, Mrs.
Edith Britton.
Patty, Miss Rebecea's maid, Miss Myra
Morse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
WEST ToPSHAM.

Harley Meaker Of Barre was in town
sunday.
Lewis Heath Of East corinth was in
town sunday.
Mrs. Charles Bagley Is stopping in East
Corinth for a week.
Mrs. j. WI Philbriok Is stopping in
East Barre for while
George II. Haight was in Montpelier
Wednesday on business
DR.. u A, Dow has bargained forth w.
B. Carpenter residence in this place.
N. r. phllbrick was In Barre and Mont
pelier several days last week on business.
Postmaster L. b. Hight has moved the
ofiice to the center Of the store giving more
counter room for Christmas goods.
John Mastin cut his foot badly last
week while ohopping wood splitting the
great toe from the end TO the irst buckle
On his overshoe. Dr. Dow took eight
stitches to close the wound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
CHRISTMAS SALE.

To Be Held BY the Ladies Of the baptist
Church.
The ladies of the Baptist church win
have sale Of articles suitable for Christ
mas 10 the Ayerill block Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons and evenings, Dec,
10 and 4. A musical programme each
evening
Some Of the articles to be On sale are
aprons, dolls, fancy work, fruits, veget-
ables, candies and Ice cream and cake.
Admission 10 cents
Those donating articles for this sale will
please send them to Mrs, F. f Cave. ii
French street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
HIGHWAY ROBBERY CHARGE.

Sequel 20 the Essex Junction Hold Up Of
Saturday Night
Essex junction, Dec. S-Austiu Bliss
ette, the man who is charged with high
way robbery, consisting Of knocking down
Edward Golden Of Westford and relieving
him Of bis watch and some money at this
place late Saturday evening, the story Of
which was In yesterdays paper, was
brought here from the jail In Burlington
yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff
James II Allen for a hearing He was
arraigned before Justice 7 NJ Sibley He
waived examination and was bound over
to county court In bail Of $500, which was
not furnished. states Attorney Leary ap-
peared for the prosecution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
American Consul in Ash
attic Turkey Leaves.
HAULED DOWN THE FLAG
And the American Consulate at Alex
andretta is Closed Davis
Going to Beirut.

London, Dec S-A Constantinople de
spateh says that the American consul, Da-
Wis, at AIexandr' tia, Aslatic Turkey, has
hauled down the flag over the consulate
and has left the post for Beirut An as
sanlt and insult by the local police is said
to be the cause The incident grew out
Of Davis attempt to assist an Armenian, "a
naturalIzed American citizen, who had
been under arrest for several months
Being released with the proyiso that he
leave the country the Armenian was on
bis way TO the steamer with Davis when
they were attacked BY the police and the
Armenian seized and taken back to prison,
with which Davis formally broke off rela-
ti0ns with the Turkish authorities and
left for Beirut The facts have been re-
ported 60 Minister LsIshmen who is in
yestigating the matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08

Montpelier, Dec. -Sheriif Evans went
to Waterbury this morning with Everett
Morse, who has been committed TO the
hospital for insane, by the county court
for examination as to his sanity. Morse
is the man who forged the note against
his father, William Morse Of Calais. The
sum was for a large sum, but as there is
some question as to the sons mental re.
sponsibilIty he was ordered to Waterbury
before final disposition of bis case was
made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
TRAGEDY IN MAINE.

Aged slan shot SON and then Him-
self.
Lewiston, Me-, Dec 7.--Daniel With,
aged 76 years shot his son Daniel W., Jr.,
aged 81, this morning, and then shot him
self, dying Instantly His son was at
breakfast WIDEN his father drew a revolver
and shot him ID the side. He then went to
an adjoining room aud shot himself The
son IL IN critical condition. II Is thought
that the senior Hin was temporarily In
sane
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
CLOTHES TORN OFF.

Rapidly Revolving Shaft strips Bert How.
land in Twinkling Of an Eye.
Brandon, Dec. While endeavoring
to shift belt at the electric light plant
Saturday Bert Rowland leaned over a rap
idly revolving shaft A nut-screw caught
in his clothing and In the snap Of finger
was winding the apparel up In a knot.
Happily the shaft was located In close
proximity to a wall against which MI.
Howland braeed himself and let il wind.
This it continued to DO and when il had
finished all that remained to him Of his
clothes were pair Of boots and a collar
slightly soiled Mr Howland borrowed
an ogerooat as substitute for the rest Of
his attire and went home to think It over.
Aside from the loss Of his clothes be suf-
fered no injary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
Herbert speneer Dled Toa,v.

Brighton, Dec. Herbert Spencer,
author and philosopher died this moniing.
The death came more as a relief than
q shock as be had been suffering greatly
Of late and for some months had been un.
able to do anything. His days have been
spent lying on lounge near q window
looking ont on the sea at Brighton. He
was born April N, ls20EIls latest work Is
not yet published. It IS an autobiography
in two volumes.