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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-06

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
Washington Comfy AsSOcia-
ton Meets.
PRESENT VALUABLE BOX
Mayors Barclay and Cory Extend Vel
come at Dewey Park This Afs
ternoon-Many Veterans
Present.

The annual session Of the Washington
County Veterans association opened at
Dewey Park this afternoon at o'clock,
with addresses of welcome BY Mayors
Barclay Of Barre and Cory Of Mont
pelier. Speeches were made by Dir. J..
]. Foster Of Waterbury centre and Secre-
tar-treasurer Taft Of the Boston Yer.
mont Veterans association
There are $50 veterans already en-
rolled During the year there have been
20 deaths, and IS new members have
been taken in, making the membership
430 An informal meeting was held
this forenoon.
The feature this afternoon was the
presentation To the association of
curiosity box Of $50 pieces to be placed
III the museum at the State House.
The box was made By Reuben Z. Reed
Of South Acton, Mass The top is Of
timber from Fanueil Hall III Boston.
1t contains 80 different relics. Mr..
Reeds father was d Vermonter The
gift is very valuable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
WOULDN'T GIVE SECRET AWAY.
Major General Wade Explains Not This
Hasty Move.

AIaior-General James L. Wade, com.
manding the Atlantic division Of the
Lnited States army and the officer To
whom Lieut. Cen Adna r. Chatfee, chief
81 staff, wrote the letter which has been
the cause Of all hasty orders at Fort
Ethan Allen to get III readiness for field
service, was interviewed last evening
General Wade was asked ii lie could
give any information why the troops at
Fort Ethan Allen were preparing for field
service He said: II know nothing re-
gariing this natter
Can yeu tell If the troops are bound
for duty iii the Philippines III was the
next query. II know absolutely noth-
ing about that, was the answer.
What are these manoeuvers which
the government Ii suddenly planning to
haze at Sea Girt was asked General
Wade replied by saying II know of no
such faan0auvers; there Is to be big
rifle shoot at Sea Girt.
Can Won tell why tile troops at Fort
Ethan Allen should draw ball ammuni-
tion and put themselves III readiness for
actual servieefn was the next question.
III can say nothing, the general re-
Piled You will have to get your I'M
formation from the secretary Of war;
From the conversation which was had
with General Wade, it would appear that.
some move Is contemplated which the
government desires to keep secret
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
Thomas GabeIl0ni Killed Yes
terday Afternoon.
BODY WAS HORRIBLY CUT
Struck and Run over BY Shifting En-
CINE on Central Vermont Side
Track, Before Companions
Eyes.


Thomas Gabelloni Of BlackhiIl street
was struck BY an engine on 4 side
track 81 the Central Vermont railroad
near his home and instantly killed yes
terdag afternoon The accident hap
pened shortly after four o'clock and
Gabelloui was Just returning from his
work.
With Achille cearameIIa. lie was
walking Up the track which runs BY
the rear OF his house. The switch en-
gine had been down in the granite yards
on Blackwell street and was going with
two ears 70 the main track at fair
rate Of speed Cearamella was some
what ahead Of Gabelloni and, on hearing
the engine, turned around to warn his
companion, who was somewhat deaf.
But he was too late The engine had
already hit Gabelioni and was dragging
him on the cow-cateher Jumping 10
one side, Cearamella frantieally shouted
TO tile trainmen 10 stop, but the engineer
did not apparently understand, AS tho
locomotive proceeded and ground the un-
fortunate man before his companions
eyes.
Gabelloni was first caught BY the left
heel, and the shoe was torn from tie
foot and hurled several rods away. Be-
ing unable to extrieate himself, he was
drawn beneath the wheels, all OF which
passed over him. After being dragged
three rods, the body dropped to the
ground. maugIed horribly. Particles az
bone and blood splasnes indicated where
the body had been ground beneath the
wheels. The engine went about five
rods before it was stopped
The left leg was cut oil at tile hip
and badly mangled, the right leg crushed
above the knee, the right breast cut open
and the left shoulder broken The crys-
tai Of the mans watch was shivered,
but THE watch aid not stop running.
City Physician ]. W. Jackson was SUM
m0ned and ordered the body taken 20
Hooker's undertaking rooms.
Gearamella says When / heard tie
engine coming turned to warn Gabel
loni and saw the nan on the cow-eatcher
with one foot caught. | shouted to the
engineer, who did not pay any atten-
tion, but laughed at me. As the en-
CINE went past me, the body went under
The wheels, catching III the machinery,
and was dragged about fifty feet before
it dropped to the track Cearamela
was very much worked mp by the awful
spectacle. and was nearly crazy with
grief He was very excited over what
he termed the brutality Of the engineer
The brakeman who was OH the engine.
when interviewed by d Times reporter,
stated that neither the fireman nor en-
gineer saw GabelIoni on the track ahead
OF them and did not know how the
accident occurred. When they reached
the top Of the hill they happened 10
look back aud saw the body lying Oh
the track.
Engineer Bennett and Brakeman Rob
inson. who were On the fatal engine deny
that they saw the man and say that
they knew nothing IT the accident until
1t was an over
6abelIoni was about IS ears Old and
had lived III this country years He
was an eSpFessnlan. Ile leaves i wife
and two children He had been suffer
ing for some time with tuberculosis,
although able 10 10 light work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
The al Starters 1t Bennington Reduced
to Eight Yesterday.

Bennington, Aug. 1IThe fourth an.
.nual tournament af tile Vermont State
Golf association began yesterday on the
links of the Aft. Anthony club. The
heavy rains Of last night and this morn.
ing made the greens slow and conditions
most uniavorabie. There were At
starters.
The Governor Mccullough cup was
won IN d team from Mt. Anthony club
consisting 81 Percy Jennings. n. b Coles
Harry II. Cole and George Worthington.
En- the qualifying rounds Percy Jen-
nings Of afr. Anthony made the best
gross score, So, and d NJ Pond of Rut-
land was second with s5,
The wedding out process was continued
bringing the match for the State eham-
pionship down to eight players who will
begin play tomorrow morning as fol-
lows:
Frederick Herfeshoff. .Ekwanok,
against A. 4. White Ekwanok; Percy
Jennings. Mr.. Anthony, against George
Worthingtou, 8lt Anthony e. NJ. Pond,
Rutland, against Jasper Lynch, Ekwanok; ];
III. i. Giiner Alt Anthony, against j.
Z. Iaylor, Ekwau0k,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
Confessed to Setting Fire.

Randolph Center, August I7.A set
of farm buildings belonging t0 Hiram
Hanks aud situated III the south part
of the town, was destroyed bY fire III
Monday night the barn eonta ed
about i've toms Of hay and was al
loss with ita contents.
That the fire was OF iHeendiary II in
WIS the belief Of those who ate I'D
II. Suspicion fell upon Ernest DHi4ag,
son Of Mlnfoe During of this tosgif.
Young During was arrested and aF-
faigned before Justice n Fl Boydea Oh
Tuesday. The prisoner pleaded 81 lty
to firing Tile buildings and was hei a.
der $500 bonds for county court In
default Of bail the prisoner was taen
70 Chelsea and was CON s8 the
county jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
Two Men Killed at Bellows
Falls Yesterday Afternoon.
HORSE SCARED By TRAIN.
BOlted Into Train and Then Raced With
Ii, Finally Throwing Occupants Of
Wagon Into Connecticut
River.

Bellows Falls, August 17. Hurled
through IS feet Of space and dashed to
the Jagged rocks below, George Jenna
of Langdon, n. H., and John Leach Of
Walpone, n. IT., met instant death yes
terday afternoon.
The men were driving ii from Lang
don, reaching here just as the Boston
& Maine flyer from Boston was whis-
thing in. Flagnan Flanders held the
team up at the stone arch bridge cross.
ing, the horse coming to dead stop
some is feet away from the approach
ing train The engine and baggage car
passed bv, the train running at slow
speed, when the horse became frightened
and plunged directly into the moving
train. Swung to the right BIZ force Of
the contact, the horse raced with the
train to the bridge. a ear step catching a
wheel, dragging the carriage some 40
feet Breaking loose from the step the
carriage, horse and men, were hurled
out over the pafapet and fell TO the
river, IS feet below.
ia falling both men left the carriage
and striking the rocky bed of the Con.
neetieut, were horribly mangled, scarcely
bone being left uubroken in either's
body. The carriage was crushed to frag-
ments, the horse lying dead a short
distance away. In few moments the
hedge was lined with spectators and up-
oil the arrival of tile WalpoIe authoTi-
ties the bodies were taken from the
river and removed To the undertaking
rooms here.
Both men were married and leave
families Leach was we'll known here.
being proprietor of the Commercial
House at one time. AIr Jenna was a
.pI0sperous I.angdon faTmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
DELEGATES FROM VERMONT
Governor Bell Names Ten Men to Attend
immigration Conference.

ST Johnsbury, August III Governor
Bell has appointed the following dele
gates to represent Vermont at national
conference upon immigration to be held
IN the city of New York, December 6
and I, under the auspices Of the National
Civic Federation
Cassius Peek, Burlington: james x.
Curtis, Georgia; George =. Ferrill, MGR
risyilIe; Fl Nc. Farnham, East Mont.
peIier; G. A. Bump, Salisbury; #. w.
johnson, Ludlow; q WI Young. st.
Iohnsbury; E. MI 0ragin, Springfield; !;
G. w. Cram, Williamstown: NJ. n. Bell,
Lunenburgh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
ALL EXCEPT VERMONT
Participating in the New England Shoot
ing Competition.


Wakefield. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE IN
tefstate shoot. IN which rifemen repre-
senting the militia Of all the New Eng
land states, except Vermont, are partiei.
pating this week, was continued yester-
day, although the weather was no bet
ter than on the day before. The rain
fall during the forenoon was without
cessation.
The only team match Of the day was
tbe Bancroft match for regimental teams
1T New England, at distances Of so
yards and 500 yards. Several individual
matches were shot, including the Essex
county match at 200 yards and 500
yards, rapid fire postponed from Tues.
day
The first half Of the match for the
bancroft trophy. offered BY Maj. Gen M.
4. Bancroft was completed about noon.
III this round which was at 500 yards,
the best individual score was made BY
Serpt. W. T. Marston, Company n,
First Maine infantry, who scored A out
Iii d possible So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
80 y e.. 80. sewafd.

New York, Aug. IL General William
Seward, who served In the Civil War, in
the seventh regiment and was colonel ct
the Ninth regiment when the Spanish
American war began, died yesterday at
his residence here. General Seward was
born Oh August 1a, 1857, IN New lIacks
ensacb. Duchess county, and came 70
New York when he vas 80 years old
and went into the Wholesale drug busi-
ness Al d commission merchant Later
he was iii business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
FAMOUS CASE SETTLED.
Merchants National Bank DepositOrs
VIII Get Is Per Cent.

Rutland, Aug. III. Tie famous bank
ruptcy case Of Marvin A Mcclure which
grew out Of tile robbine of the Mer-
chants National bank Of this city was
settled today by Referee II. II. 0'Brien.
Eleven claims were proved, aggregating
over sfs5.000. A dividend was declared
of one and fraction cents on d dollar.
This with $4,000 collected on AleCtiires
installment piano sales, enable the re.
'oeiver to paw fifteen per cent If the
balance due depositors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
BARRE MAN THE GROOM.
L. c. Plaisted United in Marriage to May
Louise West.

Burlington, Aug, IA quiet mar
riage was solemnized yesterday morning
at 9.15 o'clock, when Miss May Louise
West became the wife of L. c. Plaisted.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. L. NJ. Fuller at his home on North
Union street. The ceremony was a
quiet one, only Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Tur-
ner and their little daughter being pres
ent Mrs. Turner is a sister Of the bride
and Gladys Turner acted as maid OF
honor. The bride is from Nova Scotia
and the groom is resident Of Barre. AZ
ter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Plaisted
took the White Mountain train for a
two weeks trip in the White mountains
and Boston, after which they win re-
side in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
LOCATED IN BRooKFIELD.
Dean Martin Had Hired Out to Farmer
There.

Williamstown, August Ii. Quite d
large party Of men were out nearly all
day yesterday searching the woods for
Dean Martin, who had disappeared sud
denly Monday from his fathers home,
where he has always worked. Towards
night they learned lie had wandered
To Br0okieid and hired out to man
there during haying. Circumstances led
people 70 think that his mind was not
quite right, OF he would not have gone
away as he did
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
KILLED THE CAPTAIN.
Electric Crashed Into Salvation Army at
Old Orchard.


Old Orchard. 1le., August H. While
the Salvation Army was making Its
nightly parade from its quarters Ia the
beach at this place last night, an electric
crashed into the procession and instant
II killed Capt. George Fitzsimmons OF
the Portland Salvation Army Industrial
home. Another member of the army
was slightly injured.
Captain Fitzsimmons was caught un-
der the forward trucks of the ear and
dragged about thirty feet before the
cat was brought TO d stop. It then
took half an hour 70 free the mangled
body, lifting jacks having To be used
to raise the car.
Fitzsimuions was IS years Of age and
leaves 4 widow and two children. An
inquest will be held
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
BurrER-TuB FACTORY BURNED.
Fire in PlainfeId Last Night Caused a
Loss Of S2,5oo.

PIainfeld, August 17.-The wheel
wright shop and butter tub factory Of
Fred Bancroft was destroyed By fire
last night, entailing loss Of $500.
The fire was discovered at about half
past six o'clock, and was under eonsid-
cradle headway The attempts to ex-
tinguish the flames were OF no avail, and
the buildings nearby seemed also to
be doomed, but efficient work with fire
extinguishers and buckets prevented fur
ther loss. The cause of the fire is
unknown. Some say that it was due
to hot-boN, others 10 carelessness in
smoking. The loss is partially covered
by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
ANOTHER MEETING SOON.
Connecticut Building and Loan Associa-
tion to Act.

4 meeting of members Of the Connee-
tieut Building and Loan Association held
.aneeting last evening III tho hall Of
The Brown block Oh North Main street
and talked over the situation which
eonfronts them. No action was taken,
of Montpelier and r. w. Bisbee Of this
city to address them on Association
matters, The former has already ex
pressed his willingness to do SO. A
call will be made for another meeting
a. soon as arrangements can Be made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
NEGRO HANGED BY MOB.
Confessed That He Killed E. E. Perry
But Said II Was Accidental.

Lake comorant, Miss, Aug. it,
Henry Young, j negro. who shot and
killed Edward Z, Perry on the Bass
plantation. near Lake Comorant last
Sunday was taken from Sheriff Withers
and deputy last night and at the scene
OF his crime was hanged by mob Of
100 armed men, The negro confessed
his guilt, but pleaded that lie did not in
tend % Kill Perry pistol for the poss-
ession Of which they were contending. lie
said, having exploded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
GEO. W. CUTTERS FUNERAL.
Internent Was III the Wilson Cemetery
on Tuesday.

The funeral Of the late George w.
Cutler was held Tuesday afternoon from
the home, the Rev. J., Edward Wright
being the officiating clergyman. The
bearers were Herinon E, Wilbur A.,
Merton II. Cutler and Curtis Martin.
The interment was iii the Wilson Gem
etery. There was 4 very beautiful dis
play Of floral tributes, testifying to the
esteem Ii which the deceased was held
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
RAILROAD OBJECTS.
Barre r. r. Doesn't Want to Pay for
Paving Depot Square.

A hearing before the street commits
sioners was held ait the city council
room yesterday afternoon at four o'clock.
II. r. Lamson of Cabot represented the
Barre railroad, and raised the following
objections to the road being assessed
Tor the paving Of Depot Square: First,
TINT under the Vermont statutes the
railroad Ii not liable for the assess
ments; second, that tile street commits
sioners cannot legally determine whether
Il property owner il specially benefited;
third, that It is not legal To assess ac-
eording 70 foot frontage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
prYing Bananaa caused 80.

Mortified, Aug. ~ The Mortified
Fruit company was endeayoring To ripen
bananas last night when their building
caught fire Quite damage was done
before e Gre could be extinguished as
the fire burned for half an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
QUIET IN CAMP
State Militia Went % Burlington for
Dedication Exercises.

Camp Gov Bell, August Il. Camp
Governor Bel was j quiet place yester-
day, the entire regiment attending the
celebration 1t Ethan Allen Park. All
except 4 guard detail marched ID Wi
noosd Park and at fI:u0 boarded d
special train for Burlington, where they
disembarked and marched tO College
street, forming into the parade The
regiment was iii command of Lieut.. Col.
Bennett, Col. Estey being chief marshal
Of the parade
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
HOLE IN BOAT
Steames chauteaugay Struck Dock at
st. Alhans.

st. Albans, Aug. IN. -1le steamer
Clautcaugay struck the corner Of tlle
dock at st. ALBUMS ay yesterday after-
noon, staving a hole in the boat three
feet aft 81 the stern and Just above the
hull The corner Of the dock was torn
away py tile impact and the accident
Was caused By the bells IN the engine
room failing to work.
The damage to the boat has been re-
paircd 50 that She Is making her usual
Tip today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
BENNETT JULIAN APPOINTED.
Member Of Arbitration Committee, For.
esters of America.

Bennington, Aug. 17.Grand Chief
Ranger Graham Of the State Court For.
esters Of America has made the follow
ing appointments: Auditing committee,
John A, Ryan Of Bennington, j Hinche
Of Proctor, Eugene JoseIin Of Proctor;
arbitration committee, NJ. 4. Keith Of
Pittsford, James Dorsey Of Ludlow, G. j.
Crowley of Bellows Falls, Matthew Ma.
han of Bennington, Fred Negus Of Proc.
tor Bennett Julian hi Barre. Richard
] Madigan Of Burlington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
THREE KILLED, TEN INJURED.
Fast Express Strikes Loaded Trolley
Car in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Aug. 17. Three men were
killed and ten were injured last night
when fast through express from New
York to Cincinnati Oh the Baltimore and
Ohio southwestern crashed into d Wan-
tom Place trolley ear IN Wanton Place
where all the killed lived
Tue dead: Robert j. Smith, William
Tueting, Jr. OH unidentified man.
According To some witnesses. John
nriscoll, cate tender, had let the gates
down to allow freight train to pass
The locomotive of the freight emitted
heavy clouds of smoke preventing the
tender from seeing the passenger train
bearing down at high speed and he raised
the gates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
EAST BARRE

At the next regular council of the
local Tribe Of Red Men, the warriors
degree will be worked on two candi-
dates. Refreshments will be served af-
ter the meeting All brothers please
take notice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
PLACE LARGE LOAN

Russia Said to Have Made 1t ii United
States
London, Aug. 1T-A despatch To the
Exchange Telegraph company from Sd.
Petersburg says a prominent banker there
has confirmed tie reports that Rus.
sian loan has been concluded IN America.
It is stated that important supplement-
al dispatches were sent to NJ. Witte yes
erday- Tie feeling id regard to the
outcome Of peace negotiations is gen-
orally becoming more optimistic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
SOARING THE SULTAN.
Placards Signed Turkish Revolutionary
Committee Appear.

Constantinople. August 15.-Plaeards
attacking the Sultan have been posted on
the mosques throughout the city. The
action has caused wide spread excite
ment. The placards read "The present
Sultan Is unworthy to rule ana ought
70 disappear. The present regime Is
intolerablee = They conclude with the
words; "Justice and liberty are our
principles
They are signed Turkish revolutionary
committee This is taken to mean that
an attempt on the life Of the sultan
will be made soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
VICTIMS FUNERALS.
One Taken to New York, Other to Man.
chester.


Bennington. August H. The body Of
Harris Lindsey of New York, who was
killed III an automobile accident, was
taken To New York on the $40 train
yesterday, accompanied by bis brother,
Y. s. Lindsey Of New York The body
will He in state in the armory at New
York. The funeral will BE held Friday,
after which it will be taken to Manehes-
ter. VT, for burial.
The body Of Miss Willing was taken
to Manchester DIT Gels last night, ae-
eempanied bY Ambrose Gramer Of Chi
eag6, trustee of the Willing estate.
They will Be buried IN the skinner lot
in Manchester. Prayer was offered over
the bodies at the undertaker's room yes.
terday afternoon by the Rev Warren
Morse of the Congregational church Of
Remington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
STREET RAILWAY
PAYS In ADVANCE.
Sends Check to City Treasurer for Its
Portion Of Paving to Be Done
This Season.

The Barre Traction & Power 60. has
paid to City Treasurer Mackay today
check in fun payment for the street
railways portion of the paving to be
done on North Main street and Depot
Square this season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
PRESIDENTS VISITORS.
The corteIyous and Former Minister
Conger at Dinner.

Oyster Bay, Aug. II. postmaster-
General ami Mrs. Cortelyou, Ambassador
to Mexico Gongef, president oil Univer-
sitx of illinois james, war correspondent
Francis Mccullough and tile choir Of
Christ church Oyster Bay, comprised the
visitors at Sycamore hill this afternoon.
The Eorteiy0us and Gonger arrived in
time to take luncheon with the presi-
dent eonger until recently minister to
China comes tc give the President inior-
nation % the Chinese boycott of Ameri-
can goods, The Cartelyous are Oh d
purely social visit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
SIX PERSONS KILLED.
Train Wrecked Near Santa Ana, Cali
fornia. Last Night

Santa Ana, Call Aug. IT, six persons
were killed last night III wreck Of d
north bound Santa Fe train between
Santa Ana and Riyeride. The train ran
into freight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
Addressed the Polishers.

President Mccarthy 81 the Federation
Of Labor was III Northfield last evening
gnd addressed the polishers' union. Good
results are expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17

that these discussions are left by the
article for each country to arrange with
the celestial empire.