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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
THREE MEN
WERE STRUCK
Two We're Instantly Killed
By Train
AT SWANT0N LAST NIGHT
Were Riding Home on Hand Car After
Fishing Expedition-were Run
Down by Central Yer
mont Train.

Swanton, May 26.-Two men dead
and third fatally injured is the result
of an accident on the Central Vermont
tracks near the Canada Atlantic switch
last evening, when the engine of the
night express from Montreal struck
three men riding on a hand ear. The
dead:
Joeko Campbell, aged 60, widower
leaving several children
Joseph Bushey, aged 40 years, leaves
a wife and family.
Fatally injured:
Charles Vinclette, unmarried Skull
fractured and cannot survive the night
The three men had been down the
Charcoal creek bridge fishing and started
home on hand car. They had almost
reached the village when they were
struck by the engine Of the passenger
train due at this station at OPT last
evening.
The engineer says he did not see the
men until his train was right upon them
and although he instantly applied the
emergency breaks the train struck them
at nearly full speed. Campbell was in
stantly killed and Bushey died about
ten minutes later The bodies of the
dead men were taken to Smiths under.
taking rooms and Vinclette was remov,
ed to his home.
The selectmen held short inquest
and Drs. Allen, Cross and Dunn were
summoned TO care for Mr.. Vinclette. Mr.
Vinelette was employed at the lime kiln
works and Mr.. Bushey was break.
man ON the Boston & Maine railroad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
MUSTERED IN
Camp Of Spanish War Veterans in Mont
pelier Formed.

Oliver Osborne Camp, Spanish War
Veterans, was mustered in at Mont
pelier last night with 2s charter mem-
bers. The mastering in officer was Ad-
jutant w. Fl. Sterling, who was com
inissioned by Department Commander
+. H. Prouty of Burlington to do the
work because Of illness in the latter's
family.
The officers OF the new camp installed
were: Commander, w. A. Pattee; sem
ior vice commander, G. b. Boyce; junior
vice commander, I. B. Thomas; officer
of the day, L. w Frenchette; officer of
the guard, r. s. Howes; chaplain, A. ID.
Silloway; adjutant, w. n. Theriault;
quartermaster, L. $. Meigs; trustees,
a. G. Eaton Fl, 7. Fisher, A. G. Camp
bell,
1t was voted to hold the charter open
for one week and during the summer
months to hold meetings the first Tues
day in each month. The camp voted
unanimously to Join in the Memorial
Day parade and committee consisting
Of A. @. Stearling, s. b. Boycs and
George Fisher were appointed to deco
rate the graves Of Comrades Gisborne
and Cantilli0n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
HERRIcK RENoMINATED.
Ohio Republicans Endorse Him Unani-
mousiv.

Columbus, May 26.-Gov. Myron T.
Herrick was unanimously nominated
yesterday by the Ohio Republican State
convention for the gubernatorial can
didate of that party and Gen. a. L.
Harris was also nominated by ACCLAIM
alton as the candidate for lieutenant
governor. Other nominations were as
follows: Judge Of supreme court, Will
lam G. Davis Of Marion county; attor-
ney general, Ware Ellis of Hamilton
county; State treasurer, w. s. McKin-
non Of Ashtabula county; member Of
board OF public works, William Kirtley
of Defiance county,
Governor Herrick's name was pre-
sented by Paul Howland Of Cleveland
who nominated Mr.. Herrick two years
ago, and was greeted with much en-
thusiasm. The suggestion OF Chairman
Taft that other nominations We're in
order were met by a storm OF Nos"
and the nomination was made by ac-
elamation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
THE LAND MOVEMENTS.
japanese Cavalry Penetrate Far to the
Russian Rear.

Gunshu Pass, May 26.--A squadron
of Japanese cavalry which has been re-
connoitering deep into the Russian rear,
encountered and defeated small de-
tachment of Russians northwest of
Gunshu Pass, sixteen miles from the
railroad, on May %, and one the fol-
lowing day penetrated almost TO the
station of Tanziatun, twenty miles north
Of Gunshu Pass.
The appearance Of the japanese so
far from their base is taken as an in
timation of their desire for information
preliminary to turning this flank,
Reports of the movements Of Japan
ese in the direction of Tzilsihar, 500
miles west Of Harbin, have been re-
yiyed.
Chinese bandits are active on the
Mongolian border. They are hampering
the Russian scouts, preventing the pur-
chase of supplies and attacking cattle
purchased by the Russians. One Rus
sian detachment which has been buying
cattle travelled 270 miles in eleven days.
There are daily skirmishes with the
bandits.
The attitude Of the North Mongolian
princes is changing. An important
prince whose territories touch the bor-
der is said to have forbidden Russian
merchants and reconniotering parties to
enter his country.
General Kuropatkin arrived here on
his special train. The platforms were
crowded with brilliantly uniformed gen
erals and members of their stats, who
greeted the former commander-in- chief.
AZ the tyeneraI's train aufarad from fhe
south the mail train from the north ar
rived with the Princess Reuss, who is
to become a nursing sister, and with
Lieutenant General Sakaroff's wife, who
is also to become nurse.
The crowds on the platforms of the
railway stations nearest the Japanese
lines at train time are ais elegant and
as well dressed as those who assemble
at the st. Petersburg station on the
departure of the International express.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
TO WITHDRAW FROM UNION.
Haverhill Brass Bands Action After Dis
cussion With MI Adams.

HaverhilI, Mass, May 26. A develop
ment in the recent controversy between
the Haverhill City band and the Knights
Templar occurred in this city yesterday
aud as result the Haverhill Brass,
band, which has been involved, threatens
to withdraw from the local musicians
union.
The Canton Eagle Lodge, l. Q. O. f.,
made verbal contrat TO furnish music
at the funeral Of Peter Ashworth yes
terday. As result Of the refusal of
the band to march with the local Tenn
plars in Boston Wednesday, the contract
was Cancelled by the canton, and the
Haverhill Brass band engaged.
Yesterday afternoon John Adams,
president OF the local musicians union,
ordered the members of the band to
withdraw from the procession. After
a discussion, the band withdrew ana IL
drum corps was substituted. John Droz-
er, president Of the Haverhill Brass band
said last night that as a result of Presi-
dent Adams action his band will with
draw from the union,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
Mayor Burke Of Burlington
Gets Specific.
RAKE-0 OFF FOR ALDERMEN?
Mayor Says So, Also That Former
Street Superintendent Charged
Up $4,000 on Work Not
Done.

Burlington, May 26.-In a message
presented to the board Of aldermen at
a special meeting last night, Mayor
Burke charged that Harold Stevens, for
mer superintendent Of streets, included
in his report for last quarter items for
work amounting to 81, 1000, not a dollar
Of which represents work done this
year; that Alderman Stiles accepted
commission of SIS on the purchase
Of horse for the street department,
and that N. X Brown, street commits
sioner, has been negligent in the dis
charge Of his duties. In the message
he asks that if the charge against Al
derman Stiles be found true he be re-
questcd to resign his Office
In addition to the mayors message a
resolution was passed requesting Mr..
Brown to appear before the board Mon
day evening to show why he should
not be removed. The bond submitted
by ID. W. G. Clapp as superintendent
of streets, was returned TO the board
with an opinion from City Attorney
Brown to the effect that it was INSULT
cient. Attorney Brown also rendered
report on the legality OF the ordinance
prohibiting the use Of soft coal.
Concerning the rake-off charge, Mayor
Burke says:
Another important matter I feel it
my duty to call your attention to is a
rumor which has been current rejecting
on a member of your honorable body
and after investigating the matter / find
that said rumor appears to be we'll
grounded and is TO the effect that the
chairman of last years fire committee
charged a commission of $25 on a horse
bought by him on the 25th Of August,
1904, for use in the fire department Ii
after investigation this runor proves
true | would recommend at least that
said member be asked to make restitu-
tion to the city and also that he be re-
quested TO resign his seat as a member
|of the city council
In closing his message the mayor said:
| believe it to be my duty to call your
attention to these things as from
sources which fully believe to be true
these same abuses have existed for d
number of years and / think it is time
to cry q halt and insist that for the
future the city Of Burlington shall and
must have an honest administration Of
its municipal affairs and would re-
spectfully ask the hearty cooperation
of your honorable body in bringing about
this much desired result.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
SITUATION is SERIOUS.
Renewal of Hostilities Between Armen-
ians and Mosiems in Caucasus

st. Petersburg, May 26.The most
disqueting news regarding the internal
situation and Of the renewal Of HOSTILE
ties between Armenians and Moslems
in the southern Caucasus has reached
st. Petersburg.
Simultaneous with the assassination
Wednesday of Prince Nakachidze, gov
ernor OF Baku, came information that
the Province Of Eriyan is afame with
racial strife The villagers there are
arming themselves with bombs and re-
volvers and are gathering in hostile
camps, paying no heed to the efforts
OF high officials of church and state
to restore peace. Several encounters
already have occurred in which seven
persons were killed and many wounded.
Further bloodshed is feared, as the NUM-
ber Of troops there is inadequate for
the preservation OF order. The govern
rnent Is sending reinforcements.
AT Gomel, where anti-Jewish riots
occurred last year collision is report
ed between striking workmen and Cos
sacks, in which one workman was kill
ed and several wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
WILL ERECT BANK
BUILDING THEREON
Granite Bank Buys Of A. f. SortwelI
Lot on Main Street Extending
from Depot Square to
Morse Block.

The Granite Savings Bank and Trust
company has purchased of A. f Sort
well Of Cambridge, Mass, the large lot
of land on Main street extending from
Depot Square to the Morse block, and
proposes 10 erect thereon bank build
ing. The lot has frontage Of POS
feet on Main street and 70 feet on
Depot Square 1t is a little over 100
feet deep at the end next the Morse
block. The price paid i not stated,
but the property is assessed for S15,-
600. The bank buys for the purpose Of
getting d desirable site for bank
building which il proposes to erect at
the corner of North Main street and
Depot Square where Fred Kings jewelry
store Il now located.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
THE LIQUOR
CONDEMNED
And Ordered Destroyed BY
Judge Fay.
-
CASES ARE APPEALED.
Frank Yeartaw and Charles (Minardy
Bixby to Answer to Charge Of
Battering Each other
Last Evening.

After trial lasting all day yester-
day, the Intoxicating liquor seized dur
ing tie raid at the italian dance ON
Granite street Saturday evening was
condemned BY City Judge Fay, and the
motion made by Attorneys Hoar and f.
L. Scott that the respondent, Salvatore
Bottelli, be discharged from payment OK
costs in the case OF State v. intoxieat-
ing liquor was oyerruled by the court
The witnesses heard during the day
were all officers who made the raid, with
the exception Il. W. Cummings who
printed the bill advertising the dance,
and States Attorney Jackson.
Bottelli was assessed S36.45 costs in
the Intoxicating liquor case. He waived
examination III the case for selling and
is held for county court. He appealed
the first case to county court.
The liquor found at Guiglio Guidugli's
house on Ahern street was condemned
and ordered destroyed. Guiduli was
held for the costs, which amounted TO
$34.t9. He took an appeal and also
waived examination in the case Of SELL
ing and is held for county court.
The liquor taken at Joseph Perolini's
house on ElIiston street was likewise
ordered destroyed and Perolini got the
same treatment as the others. He waiv-
ed examination in the cases against him
Of both keeping aud selling and Is held
for county court.
Charged With Fighting
Yesterday afternoon Officer Faulkner
arrested Charles Bixby, better known
as Charles AIinard, and Frank Yeartaw,
on warrant for breach of the peace
They were arraigned in city court last
night and both pleaded not guilty and
their cases were continued until June
list. IT is said that an encounter in
which iists few as well as words, took
place between Minard and Yeartaw ON
South Main street and things became
50 warm that someone telephoncd for
the police.
Yeartaw is The man who has just
brought suit against Justus Ketchum
and Fred Cheney for $4,000 each,
charging them with alienating the aifec-
tions Of his wife. Yeartaw also has
a suit against his wife for custody Of
their daughter. This daughter, so it
is said, i Keeping company with
young Bixhy, which may or may not
have something to do with the en-
counter yesterday.
Mutilated Shade Trees.
Last night Officer Carrie arrested three
young boys for mutilating shade trees
on Berlin street. The youths were
brought into court and pleaded guilty.
A fine with costs amounting to S3.S7
for each one was imposed and was paid
by the parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
SALARIES FIXED.
Montpelier School Board Raises Salaries
Of Some Teachers.

The Montpelier school board has fixed
the salaries Of the teachers in the pub
lie schools for the ensuing year. /. j.
Brownscomb, superintendent, viii re-
ceive $1,700, the same as last year, and
Il. Z. Thompson, the principal, gets a
raise from 5000 to S1,10o. Others who
receive an increase in salary are as
follows: Bessie Bowers, $25; Eta S.
Chamberlain, $25; Carrie Z. Wiley,
S25; Lucia L. Hadley, S25; Agnes NJ
Choate, S25; Katherine /. Coover, S25;
q. A. Huntington, janitor Of the East
State street building. viii receive s675
next year, an increase of $25, and A.
NJ. Huntington, ianitor Of the School
street building, will receive $500.
Two teachers were not re-engaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
HAD A BIG FIRE.
NJ H., Meets Loss Of Nearly
$4,000.

Fitzwilliam, N H., May %. Themost
serious fire in years broke out in the
barn Of Mrs. Coolidge, at Laurel lake,
shortly before noon yesterday, and
ragged until nearly o'clock, entailing a
damage Of between $1,000 and $4,000
The buildings destroyed were the
house and barn of Mrs. Coolidge, the
cottage house of the Rev. Mr.. jackson,
the buildings owned by ]. X Whipple
on the other side of the road, set of
buildings in the rear of the freight
house and one in the rear OF the Laurel
Lake hotel. The loss is partially COW
cred by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

The regular meeting Of the Central
Labor Union of Barre and Vicinity will
be held in Carpenters hall, Nichols
block, on Friday evening, May 26th, at
1880 o'clock.
AS business of great Importance will
come up for discussion at this meeting,
let every delegate be present.
P. +. MCCARTHY, President.
ALEX'2 IR0NSIDE, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
PRISONERS MUST REPORT.
After Leaving House of Correction Must
Tell Probation Officers.

Rutland, May 26. The statement was
given out today BY Superintendent ..
i. Morgan Of the house Of correction
that in accordance with instruction from
Gov Bell strict attention will be given
in the future to enforce the law compell-
ing prisoners out on parole after serving
sentences to report to probation Off
GERS. This statute heretofore has been
a dead letter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
MANY FIREMEN HURT.
Fire in a New York celluloid Factory
Yesterday.

New York, May 2e.- Twenty five fire.
men were painfully but not seriously
injured by an explosion of celluluoid
yesterday while fighting FIRE in sew
en- story factory building at 403-4O7
Broome street. The firemen were haul
ing lines Of hose to the door Of August
Trenkman's eelluloid comb factory on
the lower floor of the building when the
explosion, accompanied By huge sheet
Of flame blew them out into the street
and showered them with fragments of
glass from the front windows. Every
man returned to work, however, after
receiving first aid treatment. The fire
loss was about S15,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
cHoATE HoNoRED.
King Edward Writes Him Personal
Letter Expressing Appreciation.

Birmingham, Eng, May 26.-The Post
says that King Edward has written
personal letter to Joseph II. Choate, the
retiring American ambassador, express
ing his high appreciation OF the ser
vices which he has rendered in promot-
ing truly frateinal relations which now
exist between the two countries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
WERE NOT CRUEL.
Two Richmond Boys Released from
IaiI.

Burlington, May 26.- Fred Lashway
aud Albert Miller, two Richmond boys.
were released from Jail yesterday, cases
charging them with cruelty to animals
having been nolle pressed by States
Attorney Sherman Lashway and Mil
Ter were brought here early in the week
on the charge Of having driven horse
owned by 0Brien Bros. SO hard that
it died. They made arrangements to
pay the owner the value OF the horse.
Complaint was made against them by
Humane Agent Fuller and a criminal
warrant was made out. The men deter
mined to plead guilty and 1t was shown
the horse was killed through ignorance
rather than through design and when
Justice J. 7. Stearns appeared at the
Jail yesterday the cases were nolIe
pressed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
Memorial Sunday Services.

Memorial Sunday will Be observed At
the Hedding NJ. L. church at 1890 a.
m. Members OF Crandall Post will meet
at the post rooms at $50. An invitation
is extended to all veterans in Barre to
attend these services and also to join
in the Memorial exercises on Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
WHERE IS TOGO?
Japanese in National Capitol Don't
Known Where He Is.

Toxic, May 26. 1t is believed here
that the action Of the Russians in send
ing fleet of volunteers, cruisers and
eolliefs to the mouth of the Yangtse
river is part Of plan OF diversion, made
by Admiral Rodjestvensky in hope of
drawing off a portion of the japanese
fleet.
No report has been received here Of
the whereabouts of Rodiestyensky's
main feet The position Of Togo's fleet
il also kept secret.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
SEN. DILLINGHAM; GOING.
Will Be Member Of Party for Portland
Exposition.

Chicago, May &c. party of United
States senators and congressman are go
ing 10 Portland, Ore, to participate in
the opening ceremonies Of the Lewis and
Clark exposition. The party Of con-
gressmen is in charge OF Sergeant-at-
Arms Casson, and includes Speaker Cam
non.
Col. Dan NJ. Ransdell, sergeant at
arms Of tho senate, Is in charge Of the
senatorial party which includes Senator
Dillingham; of Vermont.
From Portland, number of members
.of the party, headed by Speaker Cannon,
will visit Alaska to investigate the
needs Of the territory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
HAMBURG is LEADING?
Latest Reports from Yachts Place That
Boat in the Lead.

New York, May 26.--The latest re-
ports received from the sea were re-
ceived today from the steamer st. Louis
via Aerogram and the steamer Carpa-
thia. They place the yacht Hamburg
as the farthest east, and, SO far as
known, leading the boats in the ocean
race.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
BADLY BURNED IN EXPLOSION.
Fred Greene's Case Is Not Considered
Serious, However.

st. Albans, May 26- Fred Greene was
severely burned this morning by an ex-
plosion Of gasolene at a laundry. The
case is not hopeless. The laundry was
somewhat damaged by FIRE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
AMERICA TO BUY2
Russia, 1t Is Reported, Is Willing to
Sell Island of Saghalien.

st. Petersburg, May 26.--It Is ru-
mored that the American government
has proposed to purchase of Russia The
island of Saghalien. Russia is reported
to be willing to sell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
RUSSIAN LOSSES.
27s Men Left Behind After a Recon
naissance.

st. Petersburg, May 26.rAdyices
from the front say that the Japanese
are concentrated on the Russian left
wing. While reeonitering Russian
position lately the japanese lost 27S
men who were left in retreating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
A RoTHscHILD DEAD.
Was Head Of the Great Banking HOUSE
Bearing That Name.

Paris. May 26- Baron Alphonse
Rothschild, head of the general banking
house of the Rothschilds, died at six
o'clock this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
ANOTHER BANK FAILS.
First National Of Barberton, Ohio, Closed
Up Today-Receiver Appointed

Washington, May &c. The First Ma
tional Bank Of Barberton, Ohio. closed
today, and National Bank Examiner
Cults was appointed as receiver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
ORDERED HELD.
All Japanese Vessels Which Arrive To
day at Chefoo.

Chefoo, May 26.--AlI the Japanese
vessels arriving here today have been
ordered held here, pending further in
strnetions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
No Battle Yet, and Russian
Fleet Not Divided.
REPORT FROM TSUNGTON
German Squadron There Is Preparing
for Eventualities = Position of
Togo's Fleet Is Still Kept
a Secret.

Tsungetau, May ee.-The whole Rus
sian fleet is assembled near Woosung,
China, and the German squadron here
is preparing for eyentualities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
Mutilated Shade Trees.

Last night Officer CarIe arrested three
young boys for natilating shade trees
brought into court and pleaded guilty.
A fine with costs amounting to S3.S7
for each one was imposed and was paid
by the parents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
PERSONAL.

Miss Maggie Van Dusen, of Madi
son venue is spending a few weeks
out of town.
Miss Anna Johns has returned tC
her home in Mount Vernon after q
pleasant visit with Miss Hattie Mead
Miss Mead accompanied her and will
enjoy a visit at Mount Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Petty are today
attending the funeral of Mrs Petty's
brother, at Easton, Pa.
Miss Laura Thomas has returned
from a months visit in Pennsylvania
accompanied by her cousin.
Arthur Philo is employed at
Hahn's pharmacy, at Metuchen.
Miss Marjorie Mulcabey is spend
ing the month of, August at Gauon-
aqua, Canada.
Mrs. Howard G~reenley is enter
tanning company from out of town.
Mrs. Greenley is spending the
month of August, at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mora and Miss
Lola Compton sailed Saturday for
Europe. They will go directly to
Spain. and will return in the early
fall.
Misses Katherine and Helen Mel
sen expect to visit Bermuda shortly.
Paper hangers are at work dec
Grating the interior of the gas COM
pany's Office to day.
A Hungarian wedding party in
seven coaches had their pictures talk
EN- at Nygreen's this morning.
Miss Anna Becker, Miss Humph-
ries and Mrs. Frank Rhodes are
spending a week at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoy start
ed today for a few days trip to
Niagara Falls,
Miss McGoldrick, of Commerce street,
is spending her vacation in New Hamp-
shire.
Warren Winant, of Mechanic street,
was a Railway visitor yesterday.
Harry Plotkin, of Brooklyn, will spend
part of this week, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Karkos, of New Brunswick avenue
Chester ellis, has returned home after
a Western trip. He reports having an ex-
cellent time.
Frederick Ernest, Joseph Hornsby
md Birden Golden were visitors Mt the
Railway Reformatory yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hassel A~pplegate, of
street entertained the following
guests yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. ~Blackslee,
II Summit, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, Of
i%rentor, and Mrs. Hoehn, and son of
Philadelphia.