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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
THE GOLDEN WEDDING
OF ST. ALBANS COUPLE
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Fuller, the Former
Livery Stable Man for 46 Years,
Today Observed Fiftieth
Anniversary.

ST. Albans, Nov. S.AIr. and Mrs.
r. ID. Fuller Of this city were married
fifty years ago today, aud although they
had not planned to formally celebrate
the dav, the members Of the Monday
Afternoon club, to which Mrs. Fuller
belongs. have been quietly getting word
10 their friends and an informal recep-
tion will be given Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller
this evening.
Mr.. Fuller, who was II years old last
February, has conducted a livery pusl-
ness here for about forty-six years, and
Is said to be the oldest business man, in
point az continuous service Ia the same
business. in the city. His Office stands
on the lot in which formerly stood the
house where he was born His father,
William Fuller, was the first man who
ever conducted livery in Sc. Adams.
Mrs. Fuller, whose maiden name was
Marietta Manner, was II years old last
August. She was vice president Of the
Warner Home for Little Wanderers
from its organization twenty three years
AGO until last May, when she was elected
president to succeed Mrs. J. Gregory
Smith, who had died the January pre-
ceding
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller were married
at Beayerdam. WIS, and resided in
White Water, in that state, for foui
years, since which time they have re
sided in st. Adams Both are renarka
| bly active for their age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
HE IS NOT SATISFIED.
Montpelier Man Wants Part Of Mother
in-Iaw's Estate.

Burlington, Nov. s.-An appeal was
taken yesterday by Harry L. Brooks of
Montpelier from the decree of distribu-
tion in the estate OF Mary Kidder Cham.
berlin of this city, who died about four
years ago. In her will Mrs. Chamberlin
included clause to the effect that after
the death of her husband the homestead
premises on North Union street should
be sold and $4,000 should be invested
in a house and lot to be given to her
daughter, Bertha G. Brooks, wife of
Harry L. Brooks, for homie
After Mrs Chamberlin's death Mrs.
Brooks died and u short time later the
death OF Chamberlin occurred. This pre-
sented new phase Of the viii and Judge
Bingham decided that because Mrs.
Brooks had died previous to the death
| of Mr.. Chamberlin the clause relating
to the sale Of the homestead had no
bearing and he held that the property
reverted to the estate and should be dis
tributed jointly with the remainder Of
the estate. It is from this decision that
the appeal is taken. The matter will
come before the Chittenden county court
at the March term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
David Gillispie Of GouldsyilIe
Met Death On Track.
BODY HORRIBLY MANGLED
And Thrown As Feet Away from the
Central Vermont Railroad Track
Was Young Man of Genial
Disposition.

David Cillispee Of Gouldsville, who has
been working in Woodsyille, n. H., was
in Montpelier yesterday on his way
home for visit. This morning his body,
horribly mangled, was found beside the
Central Vermont railroad tracks not q
great ways from Northfeld. The cause
of death is not known but it is sup
posed that he was run over by train.
probably the early morning northbound
express. Very likely he was making
the trip from Montpelier on foot and
was using the track.
The body was lying As feet from the
( track at place called the dry bridge
The head was crushed III. Chief of Po-
+ lice Hutchinson of Northfield was noti-
( fed, also the selectmen and DIR. Winch
of the same town They ordered the
body removed to undertaking rooms in
Mortified, where an autopsy was per-
4 formed today Death must have been
instantaneous. The young man had at
times been addicted To the drink habit,
but yesterday when in Montpelier he
told some friends that he had not been
drinking for some time. Whether or
not he was intoxicated last night is not
known
i Gillispee was 25 years of age and un-
married. He was fellow who was
VERY much liked and his sad end came
as shock to his friends. He was q
plumber and worked for time in Peck
I Bros store in Montpelier, going from
! there to Northfeld He leaves three
I brothers and one sister
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
MALT EXTRACT
SEIZED BY POLICE
Also ~ Bottles Of Jamaica Ginger and
Five Of Another Stuff-A.
Tomasi's Cases Con-
tinued.

Anthony Tomasi made no secret of
stock OF bottled stuff labeled Malt
Extract but put some Of the bottles ia
his store window in North Main street.
The states attorney became suspicious
OF the extract and yesterday afternoon
Chief Brown, Officers Hamel and Faux
ner and Constable Nichols seized To-
.masi's visible supply Of it, Cone half a
barrel of bottles) and along with it u
bottles Of Jamaica ginger and five bot
ties of stuff labeled "Frenet Braneaa !.
They also found five empty barrels
which had contained the extract, four
mugs and three glasses.
Just the exact nature of the liquid in
the ~Alalt extract bottles the states
attorney is unable to state. The bottles
which will hold two glasses, bear on the
label "The Bavarian Malt Co., Munich
Germany" but stamped on the bottom
Iof the bottle is continental Brewing
Co. Boston, Mass The label reads
that 4 dose IL winegiass-fulI three te
! five times day, and pays the following
tribute TO its worth: Liquid food, 3
malt extract, a highly concentrated nu
ltritive tonic, for loss of appetite, dys
pepsia, poor digestion, wasting diseases
Ichronic debility Impoverished blood, etc
Keep well cooked and in cool place
The states attorney may have the stuf
lanaivxed to determine It's makeup.
Tomasi was arrested and brought be
fore Judge Fay, on the charges OF seilinI
and keeping. The cases were contlue
for trial until Monday Bail was fixe
TAT $3.50. and the respondent and hi
brother, ts Tomasi, were recognized q
surety.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
DEMOCRATS CARRY OHIO.
Boss Cox Conceded the Election as Early
as O'Clock.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. S.--George B. Cox
at : .. M. last night, conceded Demp.
sey's election as mayor by $4,000, and
that Pattison had carried Hamilton
county BY 10000. He says Pattison,
Democratic candidate for governor, had
carried the state by 10000.
In the cities the Republican loss ex-
ceeded 100 to the precinct, but as the
loss per precinct outside Of the large
cities was 50 far as reported only about
so there was no certainty that the loss
would run high enough to wipe out the
23o 900 Republican plurality with which
comparisons we're made. Less than BOG
OF the 4.20O precincts had been heard
from at II O'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
LANDSLIDE FOR REFORM.
Philadelphia Swept by It, Claiming Plu-
rality Of 10000.


Philadelphia. Nov. Philadelphia has
been swept by the reform movement,
the city party winning by surprisingly
large plurality. M
While returns from only six OF the
AZ wards in the city had been counted
up to midnight, enough was known Of
the result in the remaining wards 70
indicate the defeat OF the Republican
local ticket by from 10000 to $4,000
plurality.
The victory Of the city party carries
with it the election Of William Berry,
the Democrats and reform candidate
| for state treasurer. J. Lee Plummer,
the Republican candidate for the Office,
was badly cut throughout the city and
state, and he has lost his own county,
which is usually Republican.
The result has every appearance Of q
landslide for reform, not only IN Phila-
| delphia but throughout the state.
Republicans Simply Dazed.
Every fresh return from the city ant
state serves only to increase the reform
party majority, and make the defeai
OF the Republican party more decisive
Leaders Of the latter are simply daze'
over the result. Berry, state treasurer
| swept the state by 10000 plurality. Il
the city the majority for the reform
party win not be less than $4,000.
Philadelphia, Nov. S.--City Part,
Chairman Edmonds last night sent tn
following telegram to President Roose
welt:
philadelphia has arisen to its op
portunity and stands redeemed. Th
principle Of honesty in government 3
effectively aroused by You has won a.
, overwhelming triumph. Our malorit
approximates $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
Reported She was Held Up.

A woman who said that she ws Mrs.
Henry reported at the NontpeI er po-
lice station last night holdup ~ the
Northfield road. The woman was driving
to Montpelier and when near the Denny
farm she met team going toward West
Berlin and driven by a woman Ihe
latter woman was being held up by q
strange man. Both. women scfelmed
and Just then third team came along,
and The holdup man disappeared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
THE EAST MONTPELIER CASES
4Shot Gun" Foster Is Being Examined
as to Sanity.

Montpelier, Nov. s.W Wesley Lewis Of
East Montpelier, who was arrested on
Monday evening by Sheriff Tracy for
grand larceny. was bound over ia city
court yesterday to await the action of
the grand inry. Bail in the sum Of
$3.50 was fixed, which Lewis hopes to
raise.
Drs. H. T. Watson and p /. Temple
ton are examining into the mental con-
dition of Shotgun Foster, who is under
arrest charged with grand larceny IT
il probable that Foster will be sent
TO The state hospital for the insane at
Waterbury for further observation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08

The following is the Red Mems team in
the Interfraternitv cribbage league, to
report at the league rooms in the
Brown block Thursday, Nov. 9, at Z
o'clock p. Lawson and G. Ralph, Captain
]. Duncan and ]. Marshall, +, Webster
and M Brodie, A. Wishart and w. Sang
ster, G. Connack and G. Brown, g. Long
land r. Wright, 4. Mcdonald and r.
Davidson, A. Robertson and G. Diaek
substitutes, w Bradbury and A. Ross
| j. Milne and A. Brew, }. Scott and /
Wright.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
MRS. GALES FUNERAL.
Held Yesterday, With Interment in West
Hill Cemetery.

Tie funeral services of the late Mrs.
IIawley Gale were held yesterday after
noon from the home of her son, Willis
II. Gale, the Rev. Charles @. Conner Off
ciating There was large Attendance
of friends and relatives. The bearers
were DIR. Frank NJ. Lynde, George Lynde
of Williamstown, Edward Mower and
w. II. Gale. The interment was in the
West Hill cemetery, near Mrs. Gales
old home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
VIII Not Get the Reward.

Colorado Springs, Col, Nov. S.--The
reward Of $4,000 offered by the county
commissioners which furnished the in
centive that resulted in the trapping
at San Francisco of Milton Franklin An
drews, who was wanted on the charge
Of numbering Bessie Bouton, is not pay
able to the California officers who found
his dead body. The reward was offered
for the arrest and conviction of the muir
dprer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
BARRE MAN BANKRUPT.
August Sage Has Slight Assets, But All
Exempt.

Burlington, Nov. s. Two petitions in
bankruptcy were filed yesterday. Chan
ME e. Sawyer, farmer and wood work
er Of Plymouth, has liabilities of S3,-
1881 and assets of S4,055.36, of which
|S172 are claimed exempt. August Sage,
la Iaborer of Barre, has liabilities Of
$30I.s2 and assets Of 500, all Of which
|are claimed exempt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
in l7-HOUR FIGHT
los COSSACKS FELL
Rioters and Soldiers Met at Nasakoiroli
Today, and the Former ResOrted to
Use Of Bombs.

Batoum. Russia, NOV. s. One hundred
and five Cossacks were killed il q con-
fict today between rioters and Cossaeks
at Nasakoiroli The fighting lasted
seventeen hours. The rioters resorted
to bombs which were thrown at the Cos
sacks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08

Columbus, o., Noy. s.-Chairman Dick
OF the Republican state committee, at
noon issued statement in which he
conceded the election of Pattison with
several counties to hear from. Pattison
seems to have 10000 plurality.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
q. v. M. Defeated Middlebury.

Middebury, Nov. sThe University
Of Vermont yesterday afternoon defeat
ed Afiddlebury college by the score Of
10 to O. the home team being in pos
session of the ball only in short in
tervals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
FOUND DEER CARCASS.
Believed That 1t Was Shot During the
Close Season.

Rutland, Nov. S.The carcass of
large buck deer, probably shot since the
season closed, was found in Hubbard
ton. today. County Warden B. Fl. Stick
nev Is working on the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
water war Is Still On.

ST. Johnsbury, Nov. Sat- the fourth
speeial meeting held to determine the
settlement of the water question, it
was voted, 500 against $40, to retain
the present system
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
A Barre Young Lady Acts
Strangely at WOodsville
DURING INSANE SPELL.
Christine Bau Hit One Man in the Leg
and Another in the Leg and Hand,
and Pulled Trigger on
Policeman.

WoodsyilIe, \. H., Nov. s.-A young
woman, who gave the name Of Christine
Ban and said she lived in Barre, VT,
after taking supper in a local hotel,
appeared on the streets armed with =
revolver and began shooting. j. B, Burt,
4 fireman on the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad. who was ON the street
lust IN front Of the Y. NJ e. A. rooms,
was hit by the bullets. He was wound
ed twice, once through the hand and
once in the leg, and Clarence oonleyer
received a shot in the leg Just below
the thigh.
The wounds in neither case are danger
ons. The woman aimed her revolver at
the officer who attempted to arrest her,
but as the cartridges became exhausted
no damage was done.
The woman says she was shooting for
fun, and admits that she never saw
either Of the young men whom she
wounded before. It Is believed that
the Young woman Is insane, and efforts
are being made to notify her friends
at Barre.
The woman mentioned iii tho despatch
| Il daughter OF the well known pho
to9rapher, Christine Bau, and is very
estimabIe young lady. At times she
| is striken with mental alteration and
during those spells wanders away from
home. A few years ago she went to
| White River Junction and there attacked
one Of the trainmen with q knife, in
| fiicting no wounds, however.
Last evening at ten o'clock Chief
Brown was asked to notify the young
lady's father that the authorities IN
WoodsyiIle wished TO speak with him
Mr.. Bau talked over the phone and
learned of the whereabouts Of his daugh
ter ana of her strange behavior. III
left this morning for Woodsviile to get
Christine. The young lady lett this city
| Yesterday afternoon on the three O'Clock
train and must have gone direct z
Woodsvile.
0ne of tie Young men, Burt is
resident of Montpelier, and was brough
10 that place today and carried TO HI
home, so Prospect street. DR.. ChRudle
was summoned to care for him. Tb
doctor found that the bullet had pierce
the mans hand and entered the leg
! the hand having been held on the LAT
ter member at the time. The bulle
il still ID the leg, and the doctor think
that it is in the bone. Still he does no
consider there viii be serious conse
quences.
: Burt is a fireman on the Montpelie
s Wells River railroad, running on th
mixed train between Montpelier 4 We'll
River. He Is 23 years Of age. He say
that he had just washed up at the hote
where he stops ii Woodsyille, and vi
coming out of the hotel when he wa
E confronted by The young woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
senate Republicans "a, Democrats 9
win Petition the Count

Boston, Nov. S.-Arthur L. Yaman,
chairman Of the executive committee Of
the Democratic state committee, Is au-
thority for the statement that they viii
petition for 4 recount Of the vote for
lieutenant governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
Insurance Investigation Resumed.

New York, Nov. s.The sessions of
the legislative insurance investigating
committee were resumed today. Henry
AIcClintek, actuary Of the Mutual Life
Is again on the stand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
1000 BUILDINGS
SWEPT AWAY TODAY
Typhoon Strikes the japanese Islands
with Great Property Loss Result
ing No Lives Reported
LOST.

Toxic. Nov. S.--A typhoon destroyed
1000 buildings on the Japanese Islands
TODAY. No loss Of life is reported but
the property loss Is heavy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08

New York, Nov. s.-Returns from AL
The districts in Greater New York show
that Mcclellan has been reelected may
or by a plurality Of 3,549. District At
taruey Jerome has been reelected by
little over 1900. Jerome's plurality
With four districts missing is 11,14s.
New York, Nov. s.-The latest count
this morning showed that Mayor Nc
clellan has been reelected by a little
over 5000 votes. Twenty-six election
districts are still missing. Hearst Will
contest the election, charging that the
election was stolen by fraud. Declara-
t;ons are made that recount viii show
that Hearst was elected. District At
torney Jerome has taken charge of the
election returns in the sixth and eight
aenth assembly district, where it Is
charged that the returns were "doctored."
He has ordered them locked up and
carefully guarded. The latest returns
show that jerome has been reelected
district attorney with eighty-six districts
still to be heard from.
Hearst Refused to Believe
AL midnight last night, Hearst, re-
fusing to believe he was beaten, made
the following statement:
ssWe have won this election. All Tam
many's frauds, all Tammany's eorrup-
ton all Tammany's intimidation and
violence. all Tammany's false registra-
tion. illegal voting and dishonest count
have not been able to overcome great
nopular majority. The recount will
show that we have won the election
bv many thousands Of votes.
Il shall fight this battle to the end
in behalf of the people who have cast
their votes for me, and who shall not
Be disfranchiscd BY any effort Of Grim
inal bosses.
sWM. RANDOLPH HEARST"
People Backed Jerome, He Says.
District Attorney jerome issued /
statement ON being assured Of his elec
tion:
Il was certain that the people woul'
not back up the attempt Of the bose
ia force me from Office. Coming as
does straight from the hands of tn
people, IN spite OF the opposition 0
bosses and machines, my election is pc
culiarlv gratifying. The district attoI
news Office will 90 for four years nor
nntler nv direction under the same sys
TEN that has prevailed for four years.
"There is nothing more to be sai'
save that it was a test OF strengt
between corrupt bosses on one side an
an aroused public opinion on the othe
There is no trihing with the people whe
they have been aroused, and my ele'
tion is lesson that the bosses WI
not soon forget.
eWM TRAyERS JEROME" ."
Will Keep Promises.
Mayor Mcclellan, upon learning ths
he had been elected, issued the followir
statement:
aThe result Of the election shows n
more plainly than ever my duty to Il
people With Gods help / will discharl
1t to the best Of my ability. | shs
keep every promise made before ele
ton"
A Happy Defeated Candidate.
Mr.. WINS said early last evenings
II really have little to say, exec
that am the happiest defeated can
dsfe YOU ever saw. The fight IS or
and It is now ancient history. n
what we want to do is to make n
history. hope that in the next fc
Years i will have hand in il.
The Successful Ones.
The ticket elected IS as follows
Mayor, George D. Mcclellan, Der
President Of the board Of alderm
r. r. McGowan, Democrat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08

Providence, Nov. s.-Returns from all
but one voting district give Utter, Re-
publican, 5,66s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08

Comptroller, Herman A. Metz, Demo-
crat.
President of Manhattan borough, John
r. Ahearn. Democrat.
President of board of Brooklyn bor-
ough, Bird G. Coler, municipal owner
ship.
President Of Queens, Joseph Bermel,
Republican.
President OF the Bronx, Louis F. Haf-
fen, Democrat.
President Of Richmond, George Cronl
we'll, Republican.
Sheriff, Nicholas Hays, Democrat.
The ticket gives IL votes to the Dem
ocratic members of the board of esti-
mate and four to the opposition, CoIer
being municipal ownership candidate,
and Bermel and Cromwell Republican.
Mcclellan, Metz and MCGOWAN have
three votes each in the board, AheaTn
ana Coler two votes each and the others
one vote each.
Tammany's Marrow Squeeze.
The extent to which the Tammany
organization was shaken may be judged
from the fact that there was no fusion
Of the opposition parties, the means by
which the organization has been COM
batted before, but that Jerome running
as candidate of no party and with
his record in Office as his platform, sue
ceeded in overcoming the former prestige
Of the Democratic organization and VIM
Randolph Hearst, standing as the nom
inee of the Municipal Ownership League
a new factor in New York politics, came
within q few thousand votes Of beins
elected mayor.
Jerome's triumph was almost entirel.
a personal one and showed that al
appeal may be made successfully to vot
ers on the strength Of personal honest.
and persistent, systematic denunciatioI
Of graft and political bossism. MI
Jerome's campaign was conducted wit
especial opposition to Charles !. Nun
phy. leader Of Tammany Hall, and hi
reputed wealth, and the result practl
Lcally is defeat for Murphy as well
for Osborne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
aWAI. TRAYERs JERoAIE. I
Will Keep Promises.

Mayor Mcclellan, upon learning that
he had been elected, issued the following
statement:
"The result Of the election shows me
more plainly than ever my duty to the
people. With Gods help will discharge
1t to the best Of my ability | shall
keep every promise made before elee-
+.1,1 y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
REFORM PARTY SWEEPS
PHILADELPHIA CLEAN
And Elects Democrat State
treasurer. Opposition to
Boss Rule Loses Ohio to
Republicans. Results in
Other States.

New York, Nov, 8.-Returns from AL
the districts in Greater New York show
that Mcclellan has been reelected may
or BIZ a plurality Of s,549 District At
torney Jerome has been reelected BY
little over 1900. Jeromes plurality
With four districts missing is ILLS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08

Mr.. Ivins said early last evening;
II really have little to say, except
that am the happiest defeated candi
date YOU ever saw. The fight IS over
and It is now ancient history. Now
what we want to do is to make new
history. ] hope that in the next four
years / will have q hand IN i
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-08-25
" arner in Demand

Senator Warner i In great de-
mand as an orator this summer.
Tho fact BE- that Major Warner
ha- been in demand "a a public
-peasef during the last twenty
Ave ycar- 10 the iir-t place he is
one oi lhs .ble.t speakers In the
state uaI then be i always Tor his
country and it, people. lie IL
patriotic on all occasions. lie can
speak T. mixed audience with
out wounding the feelings OF any,
and the fins that he waves on these
O ;casiOn. b. always the American
flag, and h. waves this flag as a
liberty-lo'ing patriot and not as
n partisan Versailles Statesman.