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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0R
CONVENTION PLANS
Will Be Held at Springfield October rs,
26 and o7--An Excellent Pro-
gramme Has Been
Arranged.

H. q Woodruff of this city, the press
superintendent Of the Vermont Christian
Endeayor Union, presents the following
information regarding the nineteenth an
nual convention Of the organization.
The convention will be held at Spring
field, October 25, 20 and 27. An excel
lent programme is assured, among the
speakers being General Secretary Won
Ogden Vogt of the United Society who
makes, this year, his first visit to a Ver-
mont State convention; Prof. Amos r.
Wells, managing editor of @The Christian
Endeayor World;" Don 0. Sheldon, young
peoples secretary of the Congregational
Home Missionary society and Harry
Wade Hicks Of the American board,
whose stirring address at Barre last
year has not been forgotten by those
who heard il
President 0sgood is corresponding with
other speakers of wide reputation and
the indicationssare that this years pro-
gramme viii be exceptionally strong
Forty new Christian Endeavor soeie-
ties have been organized in Vermont
since November, 1902 gain Of more
than 10 per cent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
George Mcintosh, l7-Year-
Old Boy Badly Hurt
CLOTHING HAD TO BE CUT
Accident Happened at the National Pol
ishing company's Shed This
Forenoon Boy Conscious
When Cut Down.

George Mcintosh, age ii years, who.
works as tool grinder at George Bonds
stone shed, was seriously injured about
o'clock this forenoon by being caught
N and thrown about the shafting in the
National Granite Co.'S shed, where h&
went to grind some tools. A pair ns
oyefalls had been wound around tbA
Ishafting over the grindstone and youss2
Mslntosh was standing on the side Oh
the grindstone trying to remove thA
oyeralls when his left coat sleeve becaIaN
caught.
He was wound into the machinery ana
whirled around with great force. HI
body struck some water pipes whiuh
ran along above the shafting with sucn
force as to bend them all out Of shape
The noise attracted James Brown am
20. z. Baleh who were at work near by
They at once notified the engineer t8
stop the engine. The boy was fastened
firmly TO the shafting and Mr.. Balch had
to cut his clothing in many places before
he was released
The boy was conscious all the time
the men were at work getting him down
and he asked them to telephone to his
mother, Mrs William Taylor, on Elm
wood avenue.
DIR. f. G. Ligouri and DR.. w. ID. Reid
were called and after a hasty examina
tion the boy was taken home. The doc
tors had not completed their examination
before the paper went to press but they
found one arm broken In three places and
internal injuries are feared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
PHYSICIANS TALKED
OF WHOOPING- COUGH
Barre Doctors Think That Much More
Pains to Prevent the Spread Of
the Disease Should Be
Taken.

The first monthly meeting Of the Bar
re Medical Society since the summer re-
cess, was held last evening with DR.. Joe
w. jackson, with an attendance of ten.
many Of the physicians being out of the
city at present. The subject Of whoop-
ing-eough was taken up, the discussion
being opened by DIR. Y G. Goodrich, and
participated In BY all present.
The sense Of the meeting was that the
disease was of a more serious character
than the people generally considered It,
and should be under more stringent quar-
antine regulations to prevent its spread
among the children of the city 1t is
found to be fully as contagious as mea
sles and should receive the same care
and isolation.
The officers for the ensuing year, elect
ed at the last meeting in May are: DR..
y. E. McSweeney, president; Dr. f. G.
Sprague, vice president; DIR. +. G. Ii
gouri, treasurer; Dr. Joe w. Jackson,
secretary, Drs. O. e. Stickney and G. F.
Camp executive committee with the
president, and Drs. NJ Il. Chandler and
h. Fl. Bailey, censors. Dr. Il. j.. Leonard
was voted ia as a member Of the society.
The next meeting win be held the last
Wednesday in October with DIR. j. Henry
Jackson Subject announced later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
JUROR HAD HEART TROUBLE.
But Is Expected to Recover Case in Rut-
land Court Being Put over.

Rutland, Sept 20. The case Of John
ID. Mahar's administrator against the
Vermont Unfading Green Slate company
of Fair Haven was postponed about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon on account
of the sudden illness of one Of the Jurors,
~ c. Parker Of Hubbardton, who had a
slight attack of heart failure. DIR. Caver-
" stated last evening that Mr.. Parker
was much better and will be able to be
out in day or two. When Parker was
taken i'll, the arguments were all in with
the exception of Mr. Moloney's, one of
the plaintiffs attorneys He had nearly
finished his argument The plaintiff in
this case is suing to recover $4,000 dam
ages for the death of j D. Mahar, who
was killed by fall from a derrick. The
breaking Of one Of the rungs of the lad
der on the derrick is alleged 20 have been
the cause Of the fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
EXCELLENT CONCERT.
Methodist Church Choir Was Assisted
BY Local and Montpelier Talent.

The concert given BY the Methodist
church choir last evening viii stand
among the best concerts that have been
given in this city by local talent for a
long time. The church was nearly filed
with an appreeiatiyc audience which
was delighted with the excellent pro-
gramme rendered. The choir, under the
able direction OF William Goodfellow. ii
without doubt one Of the best church
chorus choirs il the city, and they were
assisted in their programme BY some Of
the best talent IN the city
Although each number on the pro
gramme was gem III itself the vocal
solo BY Mrs. M D Lamb with cello aud
organ accompaniment, the vocal solo hv
Mrs Richard Bradley with cello, piano
and organ accompaniment and the read.
ing Of King Robert Of Sicily BY Miss
Hamilton. OF Montpelier seminary, with
a musical accompaniment, are worthy 81
special commemdation.
Those who assisted the choir were ii
follows Mrs MI n Lamb, LYLE II.
Perry, cello; H A. Gould. violin; Mis-
Alice Ayerill, OF Goddard seminary. ri.
ano; Miss Hamilton OF Montpelier sem.
mary, reader; Miss Ila Ratchelder, ri.
ano The selections by the choir were
accompanied BY Mr. Perry, cello. Nil.
liam Troupe, trombone; Frank Maker
clarionet; N. Al Gonld, violin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
KINGS DAUGHTERS OFFICERS.
Closing Session of Convention at Rut-
land This Afternoon

Rutland, Sept 49, The meetings of
Vermont Branch Of the International
Order OF Kings Daughters closed this
afternoon, after a most successful con
vention Two sessions were held today
and the following officers were elected
state secretary, Mrs. r. a. Denny Of
Montpelier; assistant secretary, Mrs.
II, M J Guernsey of Montpelier; record
ing secretary, Mrs. b. O. sheIdon Of
Swanton: treasurer, Mrs icy D. J.
Bnrt of Bennington; auditor, Mrs. A. J..
Balcom of Rutland county secretary,
Mrs. II. r. Brown of Leicester, Mrs. EN-
ma Howard Of Bennington, Mrs. Kate
Overs Of Richmond, Mrs. Homer Brown
Iof Swanton, Mrs. Il. b. Thayer Of Ran
dolph, Mrs. A. j. Balloon Of Rutland,
Mrs r. ]. Wallace Of White River June
tion, Mrs. q. H. Deavitt Of Montpelier
and Miss F E. Clark of Brattltboro.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
STATE W. c. 7. U.
Annual Convention at North Bennington
Next Month.

The annual convention OF the state
Women's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at North Bennington on Oc-
toher 26, 27 and 2s
Mrs. Ida I'll Reed Of Shelbmne, state
president, viii preside The afternoon
viii be devoted to addresses Of welcome
and social hour The programme dur
ing the following two days viii be given
up to papers and discussions on various
phases OF temperance work. Thursday
evening Miss Alice Moore of Rockland,
Me-, viii deliver an address To young peo
pie. Friday evening an address win be
given BY Mrs. Maria Wee1 OF Chicago
On Friday afternoon the delegntes will
visit the Soldiers Home and tile Ben
nington Battle Monument. The eonyen
tion viii be held in the Congregational
|churcl and delegates will he allowed
special rates on railroads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
THEIR MARRIAGE A SURPRISE.
Chief Clerk in winooski Woolen Mills
Married at Cornwall.

Burlington, Sept 20. Charles S. Lord,
chief clerk in the office of the American
Woolen Mills in Winooski aud one Of the
best known men in this section, and Miss
Olive G. Butterfeld, formerly of Winoo-
ski, were married at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Chauneey T.. Ward,
in Cornwall at II o'clock yesterday in
the presence Of the immediate relatives
and d few friends There were no atten-
dants. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev f. S. Morey, pastor Of the Wi
nooski Methodist church. After we'd
ding journey to New York and Washing
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Lord will reside in
Winooski The announcement OF the
marriage was surprise to the friends
of the Young eouple
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
CABOT

The postponed children's day harvest
and rally day concert viii be held in the
Congregational church Sunday, October
,, in place Of the morning service. It is
hoped liberal supply Of fruies from
field and garden will be loaned on that
occasion in appreciation Of the plentiful
supply from the bountiful Giyer Of all
good things
Ned Harrington Of Burlington is in
town giving his friends free rides in his
automobile.
Rev. Mr.. Gorsc Of Danville will preach
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning IN exchange with Mr.. Brown.
An Ivory Monarch cucumber grown
in the garden Of J Mr. Southwick meas.
ures 1919 By II inches and weighs 8
pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
MISSIONARY TO TURKEY HERE.
Vermont Women Interested in Missions
Meet in Newport,

Newport, Sept. IS. The thirty second
annual meeting of the Vermont Branch
Naman's Board Of Missions was held in
this village today. The forenoon was
given up TO reports Of officers and the
business of the convention, closing with
an address by Miss Caroline Il. Bush,
missionary from Harpoot, Turkey. The
afternoon service consisted of addresses
BY Mrs G. G. Benedict, Mrs. John w
Ross, Mrs. Il. S. Hume, Miss M. r. Gouid
ing and Miss Alice S, Brown
The evening session was public and a
large audience gathered to greet Mrs. E.
IS. Hume, whose subject was "Whst Our
Money Has Done for Bombay"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
IMMORAL WOMEN SENTENCED.
Result Of Raid On a Burlington House,
Women Go To Prison.

Burlington, Sept. % Clara johnson
and Agnes Miller We're IN city court yes
terday on the charge Of keeping a disor-
derby house and the latter for immoral
behavior The cases resulted from a
raid iii the johnson woman's house on
North Winooski avenue made by Depu-
ties Belky, Kelley and Fine, Miss Miller
being an inmate Of the place The Mil
Ter girl pleaded guilty to the charge Of
immortality and was fined $40 and costs
OF l1.29. She win try to pay the fine.
Her disclosures were such that it was
useless for the johnson woman to put
up a defence and she pleaded guilty to
keeping disorderly house, receiving a
sentence of not less than ten or more
tlan twelve months at the House of
Correction. She will be taken down at
once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
FAVOR LOCAL DEALERS.
Burlington Aldermen VIII Not Buy Coal
Outside City.

Burlington, Sept 29.--At a special
meeting Of the board Of aldermen held
last night the question Of purchasing
coal for the various city buildings, ont
side Of the school department, came up.
Bids were received from all Of the local
dealers and from two New York con-
Germs. 1t was figured that net saving
of So cents per ton would be made if the
coal was bought from outside dealers but
after general discussion motion in
structing the mayor to purchase the 400
tons needed Of one Of The New York con-
Germs was losta by vote Of three to
three, thus leaving the matter in the
same position as before the meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
HEADQUARTERS N BURLINGTON
Vermont Division. Sons of Veterans, Is
Prosperous.

Burlington, sept 20 4, G. Smith,
commander Vermont division, Sons Of
Veterans, has issued an order annonne-
ing the establishment of headquarters
IN Burlington, in the rooms OF Stannard
Post. G. A. r. Announcement is also
made that the 23rd annual encampment
will be held in Riehford next year. Cons
inander Smith has appointed the follow
ing committee TO revise the bylaws to
conform withe the constitutions a. +.
Cheney Of MorrisvilIe, Il. w. Spear Of
Bennington, r. I. Morse Of Burlington.
H. o. Bixby of Chelsea, G. J. Smith Of
Huntington. II. L. cowden OF Rock
ford, Mich, Is national inspector and E.
H. Shepard OF this city has been ap.
pointed division inspector for Vermont.
There are 23 camps IN good standing
iii the division, and 60 members
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
IMMENSE ARMIEs 70 MEET -
Russians Think They Have Slight Ad,
vantage Over Japanese.

Rome, Sept. 90 The st. Petersburg
correspondent OF Otalia Militaire reports
that IN the impending battle of Mukden,
General kuropatkin win have q force
equal ii not superior to that Of the enc
my. The Russian force, he says, will
amount to 250,000 men, with 500 guns,
Of whom 10000 are at Sinminting and
10000 along Huasho. The remainder of
the army face the south from Mukden.
Besides these there are 10000 Russians
at Telling, to the north of the city on
the banks of the Liao
The japanese forces, he adds, are es-
timated at 250,0O0 men with 900 guns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
OPENING OF VALLEY FAIR.
A Reco.d Breaking Attendance Exhibits
Eclipse Previous Years.

Bgattleboro, Sept. 2S.-The first day
Of LIE annual Valley fair gives promise
that it will eclipse that of former years.
The fair exhibits also exceed previous
years both in number and quantity sand
include some of the best blooded stock
in New England.
The most noteworthy improvement is
III the kennel department which this year
for the first time is under American club
rules with 1875 dogs from the leading
kennels.
There are over 400 birds in the poul-
try department. A. W Roel, the Brat
tleboro retreat gardener, is on hand with
twenty mammoth pumpkins, the aggre-
gate weight being nearly two tons, the
heaviest weighing over 28s pounds.
The summary Of the races was as fol-
lows:
2sii Trot OF Pace, Purse $780,
Jim Kyle, b. s., Vance Nuekols,
Roston, ............s.. 2 / /
Carrie j., b. m, L. 7. Lowell q
Son, Bellows Falls, ! 2 2
The Colonel, b. q, q. II Whitney,
Lebanon, N. H., y 2 4 z
Henry NJ, b. g., 9. Flint, Monson,
Mass. .-......s..5.a,s. 5.a,s..s....2 = D
Prince Layelard, g, 5. W. i.
Swan, Athol, Mass. ......4 4 3 4
Time, e:15A, 2s17 2;1s, 2:1s.
2s20 Glass, Purse $500.
Little Jack, b. g., Q. II. ThTall,
Hartford, Conn.,, .,..si 4 !
Dorena, b. IN, Il. II. Fletcher, Lit
tleton. Mass, 2 j 2
Indian Jim, b. g, 0. w. AYelch,
North Adams, Mass, .,.2 3
Jack Delmar, b. g., Il. G. Clancy,
Adams, Mass, ....s..... dis.
Time, 2.21A, 2;23M, 2:21A, 2:23.
1920 Trot and Pace, Purse $500.
Lumps, b, II, II. Il. Chickering,
Keene, N. H.,.,....... !
Canterbury Girl, b. m., w. i.
Daniels, Franklin, n. H.,..1 9 2 2 3
Regal Lassie, b. M, McElwain
Farm, West Springfield, Mass4 4 3 2
Nancy Granger, J. E. Bresna
han, Bellows Falls .3 4 3 4 4
Time, 226,2s26h z ;27A ,2s26h ,2:27-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
GRAHAM is SATISFIED.
Thinks Result Of Investigation Leaves
Himself INDICATED

Montpelier, sept 30 When State Au-
ditor Horace f. Graham left yesterday
afternoon for Newport to attend court,
he smiled broadly when asked about the
investigation Of the state vouchers which
have been undergoing 80 thorough an
Investigation during the present week
lie said he Was satisfied with the result
Of the examination and that he consid-
cred that both himself and Charles J.
Bell had been viudieated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
CITY AUTO JOINS ELECTRIC CAR.
Became Stalled on Main Street and Re-
fused to Bulge.

The scity automobile became stalled
in hole while rolling down the sewer
ditch ii front OF the Currier block this
forenoon. A four horse team was
hitched Oh and after nearly an hour Of
pulling and tugging, with but little sue
cess, a steam pipe burst beneath the en-
CINE, which viii necessitate its staying
where it is for while. When the pipe
burst the engine and street were at once
enveloped in a cloud az steam. The
workmen beat hasty retreat until
things looked little more safe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Francis RiISer died Tuesday night
at the home Of Mrs. eallison on jay
street. The deceased was born in More
town eihgty seven years ago but she had
lived all her life in Montpelier. She
was twice married, her former husbands
name being Atherton. Only one child,
Dewitt q. Riker Of Monance. ILL.,, and a
brother survive her Funeral services at
o'clock on Thursday from Mrs. Cali.
sons house. Rev j. Edward Wright
win oiiieiate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
WORKED ALL NIGHT,
NO REPORT READY
Committee investigating Bell Charges Is
Having Strenuous Time Draw
ing Up a Satisfactory
Report.

Montpelier, Sept. 29 The investigat-
ing committee which has been over the
state vouchers all this week on the char
ges against Charles j. Bell was in session
all last night in an effort TO formulate
a report which win be signed by all the
members of the committee, Democrats
and Republicans. They adjourned at six
O'Clock this morning, without having
reached an agreement. Another session
viii start at eight o'clock tonight, and
the committee has hopes of being able
to present report. A rough draft Of
report was drawn up, and then consid-
cred paragraph by paragraph.
No statement was given out, and none
will be until the report Is completed and
signed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
TRIAL FoR pApIN BRoTHERs.
win Start In County Court October 10,
Same Day as corey's Trial

John and Joseph Papin Of this city,
who are charged with arson. viii be
tried IN county court beginning Monday,
October 10, on the same day that the
trial of Charles Corey, charged with the
murder OF Charles Mclane al Worces-
ter IS set for trial The complete list
Of criminal trials is as follows Mon
day Oct. 3, State VI OsNeil; Oct &,
State ii. Sheehan 4 Galley; Oct 5,
State IS. Gilbert. State W.. Warren;
oct. 6, State IS. Ainsworth, State vs..
Savatori: Oct. z. State v. Martin G.
cases) Oct. 8. State IS. Griffith; Oct.
10, State W. Corey, State vs. John and
Joseph Papin; Oct. II, State vs. Jewett
& Isham. State -. 4 Rossi, State Us.
George Milani State vs. Lewis; Oct
l2, State vs Cummings, State IS. Lock
lin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
BY Seven Past and Present
Buffalo Alderman
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY
Whole Lot Of Them Were Arraigned Be-
fore Justice Kenefck in Buff
alo Court This Morn
ing

Buffalo, n. ~, Sept 20 Seven pres
ent and former aldermen were arraigned
before Justice KenetcS this morning on
the charge OF bribery. They are Henry
Moest, Thomas Harp, Orrin f. Pierce,
present aldermen, and Edward c. Deiser,
Louis g. Roedel, Henry G. Schneider
and John G. Bush, former aldermen.
They pleaded not guilty and bail in
81, 800 each was furnished 1t was re-
ported this morning that two aldermen
made confession before the grand jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
FORMING LODGES OF ELKs.
Thirty Six Charter Members Will Be In
itiated at Montpelier Tonight.

Montpelier, Sept, 20. Elks from this
state, New York, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts gathered in this city this
afternoon for the arrangements prelim
mary to the instituting of branch Of
the lodge in Montpelier Plattsburg, n
X, st. Adams, Burlington, Bennington,
Rutland, Claremont, N. IT., Manchester,
NJ H., and several Massachusetts, cities
were represented The formal work will
be held this evening, when body Of 36
men will be initiated into the mysteries
Of the LODGE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
CONNECTICUT LAUNCHED,
Designed as Best and Most Improved
Fighting Machine AaOat.

New York, Sept. 29--Amid the cheers
of thousands Of spectators, the waving
of flags and the booming Of cannon, the
battleship Connecticut, designed to be
the best and most improved machine
for fighting afloat was successfully
launched at sixteen minutes after eleven
o'clock this forenoon, at the Brooklyn
navy yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
SUNDAY scHooL coNvENrIoN.
County Gathering in Barre Methodist
Church, October and Z.

Tie annual convention Of the Wash.
ington County Sunday School associa-
tion win be held at the Methodist church
in Barre, Ocober and T. Field Secre-
tary Fuller win be present and q good
programme is being arranged
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
DETROIT. S; New YORK, 0
DonOvan's Almost Perfect Pitching Too
Much for Visitors.

Detroit, Sept. 2s. Donovan's almost
perfect pitching today was too much for
the New Yorks and they never got a
runner past second base His support
helped much, Barrett making d sensa-
tional handed catch After the
fifth, 0rth retired Clarksen was very
effective. Keeler's hand was hurt and
he gave way to Fnltz. The score:
Detroit o o -
New York o D 0 0 0 90
Hits Detroit. D New York, 2. Err
rorsDetroit, i New York, 0 Batter
les Donovan and Drill; Ortiz, Clarkson,
Mcclure and McAlanus Time i so.
Umpire 0'Loughlin. Attendance
!, 200.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
EMERGENCY ORDINANCE.
New One Went Into Effect In the Jap.
anese Army Today.

Toxic. sept 29 An emergency or'
dinance under the new conseription law
was gazetted This morning The new
ordinance extends the period Of service
of the second class reserves from fonr
to ten years and abolishes the destruc
tion between conscripts Of the second
and third classes Of reserves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
About $50 Delegates at Newport With
Many Visitors Present.

Newport, Sept. 20. The eightieth an
nual meeting Of the Vermont Baptist
state convention which has just been
held here was largely attended, about
$50 delegates being present, together
with large number Of visitors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
ROcksand Won First Prize Today, With
Henry Second

Newmarket, Sept 20 Sir u Miilers
Rocksand, ridden by Danny Maher, won
the Joeky Club stakes Of 10000 sover-
eigns here today. ]. Musker's Henry
the First, with Madden up was second,
and William Rufus, owned by Mnskers,
and ridden by Skeets Martin, was third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29

Yesterdays National League scores
At Boston, list game) Boston 4,
Pittsburg 81 (2nd game) Boston 4,
Pittsburg o.
AT New York, Chicago z. New York
=.
At Brooklyn, ST. Louis !, Brooklyn
8.
At Philadelphia. CINCINNATI {, Phila-
delphia 3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
FOUR KILLED IN WRECK.
Freight Trains Collide on the Grand
Trunk.

Eastwood, Ont. Sept. IS. An east
bound freight train on the Grand Trunk
Railway crashed into another freight
train near here today A number 81
cars we're demolished, and Engineers
Kirkland and Heron, and Conductor
Falls and Brakeman Benedict were kill
ed: Fireman Cameron was SO badly
sealded that his life is despaired Of An
open switch Is said to have beem the
cause of the accident
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-29
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
woodsville Man Claims He Was Shoot
ing at TARGET.

Noodssille, N. H., Sept. Is Herbert
Plant of HayerbiH was before Justice
Dow III fhe police court this morning on
complaint of Charles I'll Burt, charged
with shooting at boy, Charles Rollins,
with intent to kill. He pleaded not
guilty and his defense was that he was
shooting at target. Judge Dow, how
ever, found probable cause for holding
him for the grand jury and fixed bail at
5000, which was furnished.