The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-28
Edward Deforge Goes Back to
House OF Correction.
ARRESTED LAST NIGHT
Kicked ofhcer carle, Tried to DisrObe
Another Man When Put in Jail
Galleani Wanted to Be
Locked Up.

After brief visit III Barre, Edward
DeForae left today to return to that
resort at Rutland, the state house of
correction. DeForge enjoyed six months
of liberty and now goes back again Tor
twelvemonth, having been sentenced
IN the local city court this forenoon.
His second visit il occasioned through
his readiness with his fists on one Sam
uel Wheeler last night and for an a.,
sault on Officer earle after being placed
under arrest.
DeForpe met Wheeler, Or Wheeler met
DeForge. under spreading maple tree
On North Main street, and the former
/ had his spurs on in a minute Wheeler
didn't evince any great desire 70 tighf,
but, when pressed. didn't wholly dlsap.
point DeForre. When Officer Hamel ar
river the two were .'mixin' it up with
the road as the field Of battle. The
officer annexed DeForge and told Wheel
er to 20 along with him. Wheeler WASH :
arrested. DeForge didn't exactly want
"a 20, and when Officer Carrie joined ne
became Mild, kicking, elawing and firing
d vocabulary Of words, which, # patched
/ toqather. would make a terrifying COM
bination. Officer Carrie got two kicks
\ one in the back and the other in the
side, both of which carried power. Phil-
lib Haivosa who happened in the pohet
| station about the time DeForge was
making the last relay, tried with soil
words to induce the prisoner to entei
the cell peacefully. Deforge responded
to his good offices by attempting (
: disrobe him. Officer Hamel Rugged thu
J man 50 close that he escaped serious
damage.
DeForge had quieted down this morn
ing and readily pleaded guilty to tw'
charges, breach Of the peace on Wheeler
ana assault on Officer Carrie. For th
frat liz was fined $40 with costs o
! $500. and for the second was sentence
10 not less than a year and not NOR
i than thirteen months in the house
correction, from which he returned ias
February after serving sentence 1c
resisting arrest in the town Of Washing
ton. DeForge has also been II the loes
Il court twice before for breach q tt
u peace.
y Wanted to Be Locked Up
Y Louis Galleani. distinguished lookin
II and apparently finely educated, was
y rested last night by Deputy Cam
d charged with breach of the pence at z
4 Italian picnic last Sunday. When Q
4 raianad lie gave his occupation as
Is correspondent and also said that he h'
Is certificate to the bar IN Italy. !
II pleaded not guilty to the alleged offens
and Us the case could not be tried II
II nigit. Judge Fay put it over to Me
4, day. When several Of bis friends pI
- sented themselves as bondsmen 70 {
Is amount Of $50 Galleani waived Che
aside and insisted that the officers 70
s. him up. IN spite Of the fact that {
~ court was willing to accept the b
'se Gaileani was still firm in his intenti
Y IS Il Be put III Jail, and the officer start
i, n, with him for car to Montpelier. III
ail some of the friends went 70 Judge F
ge and gave themselves as bail without (
=, prisoners knowledge. Galleani would
8 8 hear ia the plan, and his friends b
y to pull him away from the officer.
As John Comuskey paid fine yesterd
for q first offense Of mt0xication.