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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
FOREIGN MAsONs' PICNIC.
Grand Good Time at Caledonia Park
Saturday.

Bright skies and cool breezes greeted
the Foreign Alasoas at their annual pie
mic held at Caledonia park Saturday al
tarnoon. Two lodges, the Granite lodge
of this city and the Operative lodge OF
Aberdeen. Scotland, participated in the
affair. There were about $50 people
present at the grounds during the after
noon and all united in declaring q most
successful affair.
The usual list Of sports and games, so
necessary for the success Of picnic, was
carried out BY far the most exciting
snd interesting event Of the afternoon
was the ball game between teams from
the two lodges The Operative team
was lead by Capt. Smart while Capt.
Coutts directed the endeavors Of the
Granite lodge so successfully that his
team carried OF the honors with the
score TO in their favor The base
running, heavy hitting and kicking Of
Capt. Coutts were the leading features
the game. Both teams gave their
pitchers gilt edge support, very few
eenuine errors being made during the
game. The line up Of the teams was as
follows. Granite lodge, ]. Coutts, f. A,
Bugbee, = Smith, ". Park, A. Hender-
son, J. Patterson, a, Troup, Il Gillespie
end Gibson For the Operative 10 lge
lR. Smart A. Dundas, A. Ross, Geo. Me
lLeod, j. Morrison, NJ. ELS, J. Rennie, NJ
Brodie and 4. Brock.
In the football game the Operatives
rot even, winning the game TO Q
Wood and Campbell kicked the goals
The results Of the other sports
Boy srace, under IL, Walter Milne, Jas
lGibson.
Boys, over II, James Milne. sidne.
Gibson, George Beattie
Married ladies race, Mrs. Goutts
Mrs. A. Mcdonald, Mrs a. Milne.
Girls race, under 12, Mary Booth, lsa
bella Booth Mamie Beattie.
Girls race, over 70, Teale Dundas
Florence Merchant. Molly Alexander.
Consolation race, hoy's Frank AlcDon
laid, Henry Grey Peter Alexander,
Toward evening music for dancing !
! lie Pavilion was furnished By Georg
! Angus orchestra Of four pieces Ih
committee ia charge Of the picnic were
/, A. Dundas, ]. Coutts, J. Woods, NJ. Fost
| A. Mcdonald, NJ. Thompson and J, Mi
ton, See
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
HAD $4,000 ROLL
Hubbardton Man Paid Part Of 1t fol
SEEMING.

Hubbafoton Man Pai1 Faft OF ~ Aot
SEEMING.
Rutland, July 17.-Theron Goodwin
of Hubbardton, who was arrested Sat
urday by Deputy Sheriff E. c. Fish on
warrant sworn out By States Attorney
II. Al. Lawrence on complaint Of County
Fish and Game Warden B. II. stickney,
was found guilty before Judge Willis
IN. Ross Of fishing with nets in the
northern part Of Lake Bomoseen and
fined S15 ami costs Of S22.75. Goodwin
paid his fine from a $4,000 roll This
II THE third conviction OF the kind that
-gYarlen sticlSney has secured since he
was appointed several weeks ago.
County Warden Harry Chase and Dep
Eutv e. S. Parmenter Of Bennington saw
Goodwin using net Wednesday and
notified Warden Stickney who in COM
Ipany with Deputy Sheriff Fish searched
Goodwin's house and barn and in his
hay lott found one fyke and four gill
nets and 4 set line with 500 hooks. The
floor Of the place they saw literally
covered with old nets unfit for use.
! Warden Chase who has become a NOR
ltal terror to the violators Of the fish
and aame laws ia his county has been
at Bomoseen since last Tuesday watch
lina night and day for seineTs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
ATTRACTIVE AS EVER.
Great Crowds Flock to Montpelier Today
to See the Circus.

Barre and vicinity furnished its full
quota TO celebrate Montpelier's circus
day today. Every ear and every train
that left the city was packed TO the
running board and the doors with men,
women and children, to whom the cir
Gus furnishes as ever new amusement.
Yesterday also large crowd went to
Montpelier, as the train arrived at the
Langdon meadow early in the morning
and Sunday-ed there. The general opin-
ION was that the outside appearance
Of Ringing Bros. show was the best
that has appeared in Montpelier for
wears. The horses were especially fine,
and the manner Of their treatment was
source Of delight The baths given
the animals in the river were watched
with pleasure.
Today was made a semi-holdiday IN
Montpelier. many business places, in
cluding the banks, closing at noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
GEN. BLAcKMAR's DEATH.
Occurred Yesterday at Boise, Idaho, Of
Nephritis.

Boise. Idaho. July 17-Gen. w. VI.
Blackmar, conmander-in-chief Of the g,
a. r., died yesterday Of nephritis.
His wife was with him during the
Illness. The body viii be embalmed and
taken to the home Of the family in
Boston. General Blaekmar arrived here
on July 10 on an inspection tour ot
Grand Army posts throughout the
Northwest. lie was III when he arrived
and gradually failed. The seriousness
OF his condition was kept from the public
at tile request of his wife.
/ General Blackmar was born July 25i
1871. at Bristol, Pa. He enlisted IN the
18th Pennsy sylyania cavalry and subse-
aucntly Joined the 1st West Virginia
! He served with distinction throughout
the war and at Five Forks was promoted
on the field by General Custer to the
frank Of captain. Throughout three adj
ministrations. those Of Governors Long
Talbot and Rice, lie was judge advocate
general Of Massachusetts. at the last
national encampment Of the G, A. 4
he was elected commander -in-chief.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
But A. BizzozzerO Is Ex-
pected to Live
REASON FOR ACT UNKNOWN
Resident Of Humbert Street Thi
Afternoon Made desperate Attempt
to Commit Suicide Hope
to Save Him.

Ambrogio Bizzozero attempted suicide
By cutting his throat with a razor at
his home on Humbert street this
afternoon. Bizzozero was in good health,
having fully recovered from a recent
illness, and no cause can be found for
his attempt on his life.
He went down cellar on an errand
at ten minutes before twelve A few
minutes later boy followed him and
came rushing up, saying that Bizzozero
had cut his throat He was bleeding
profusely from two large gashes in his
neck, when Doctors Reed and MeSween-
ey. who had been hastily summoned,
reached the house. The wounds were
sewed up, and hope is entertained fol
bis recovery.
Bizzozero Is about so years old and
came to this country about eighteen
wears ago He has a wife and family
| in tile old country. He is one 5f The
most popular members Of the ltahar
colony.
Bizzozera resided at the house Of Lu
/ igi Ametti A short time before nooI
he went to the refrigerator and go
something to eat. He then startet
down stairs saying that he was goins
Co clean his tools. As he stepped dow
i the staircase he said Goodbye to !
woman who was in the kitchen. Tha
seemed peculiar to the people Of th
hounse and d short time later the,
| sent the boy down to see what Bizzozer
was doing. The boy rushed back fright
ened Then Mr. Ametti went dowr
Bizzozero, taking Ametti's arm, wake
up stairs.
Bizzozero was employed in the Matiir
stone shed which was burned out las
night, and It is thought that the fl
may have had something to do with Il
attempt at suicide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
WILL REMAIN on STRIKE.
Express Drivers in Chicago Take a
Vote to That Effect.

Express Drivers in Chicago Take a
Vote to That Effect.
Chicago, July ~. It was decided yes.
tcrday that the express drivers formerly
employed BY the seven railway express
companies win remain on strike Tor the
present at least The Express Drivers
rnion took q referendum vote on the
proposition
A serious riot between union and non-
union teamsters was averted last night.
Nearly hundred non-union teamsters
Who have taken the places Of the striK.
ors have been living in the vicinity of
the union headquarters. Last night when
the union mon were leaving Br1eklayersi
han they encountered some non-union
drivers. A general fight was soon In
progress. Clubs and bricks were being
used indiscriminatelv and several shots
were fired. but the police arrived IN time
to prevent .loodshef Several arrests
we're made.
Late In the day another disturbance
occurred at d federation OF labor meet
| ING. Dissatisfaction over the election q
officers brought about the trouble.
Revolrers were drawn and the ballot
boxes were destroyed. Michael Donnelly
lpresident Of Amalgamated Butchers un'
| ION. was severely beaten and was taker
unconscous from the hall Many otnel
persons were cut and bruised, but Don
nelly was the only one who received serl
serious injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
Schidlofsk Apprehended In
Colorado.
TOLD ABOUT THE TRAGEDY
said That He and His Wife Had Been
Drinking and That Her Taunts
Enraged Him to the
Act.

Pueblo. Col. July ia special 70
fbe Cbieftain from La Junta, Col, says
John Sehidlofsko, wanted az Belinont,
Mass. for the murder OF ms Wlie iast
Wednesday night, was arrested TINS
Sunday afternoon by Sheriff Barr,
while passing through the city on the
Atchison. Topeka and santa te rall-
road. schidlofska confessed and gave
tie full details Of the tragedy, which
iias been puzzling the Massachusetts po-
lice
4He said that he and his wife were
drinking and quarTeling Wednesday af-
ternoon. They continued their quarrel
AT 4 park that night, when her taunts
enraoed him to such an extent that he
ant ber throat with a knife and threw
the body into gully. Then he started
for tie West, making no attempt 70
conceal his identity.
aThe prisoner expressed his willing
ness 10 return without extradition pa
pers. aud he will be held BY Sheriff Barr
bending the arrival of officers from Mas
saehusetts
"a telegram from Chicago apprized
sheriff Barr of the fucC that he would
be on a Santa Fe train, No. 4, from
The East. The train stopped but a few
minutes at the station, but this was
sufficient for the sheriff to pick out his
man. Sehidofska, who made no attempt
to conceal his identity
"He told clear story Of the tragedy
and said he came to America from Po'
land five years ago and worked on 9
farm near Lynn. Mass. On Feb. ls
1905, he married the woman WHOSE
murder Ne nov confesses, When ht
married her, he says, the woman repre-
@euted that she had 5000 and was but
IS Years of are. He found afterwarc
that she had but S220 in money anC
was more than 40 years old.
@The deception she worked upon hin
was the constant cause Of qmarreis, h
said. and these quarrels had their cul
mination Wednesday night. That at
ternoon they decided to go 70 Galifornli
and the wife furnished the money 10
two tickets. Then they drank heayii,
during the afternoon and went to q parl
at night The quarrel over the state
ments tie woman had made before then
marriage was begun anew He threH
rock aud struck her in the head, an
while she was lying unconscious frol
the blow he gashed her throat wit
penknife and dragged the body throug
an unfrequented part Of the parl
throwing it into a gully and covering
with rubbish. Then Schidlofska return
ed home, where he spent the nigh
leaving fol the West Thursday noon.
Before leaving. he returned the ticke
he had purchased for his wife, reeeiyin
for it 500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
MAY NOT LIVE
Two New York Women Brutally Clubbed
by Burglar.

CLAYTON, N. 81, July t7.Alrs. Fanny
Harners and her daughter, Ida, Is years
of acs, Of Syracuse, n. u, who are
wealthy summer residents OF Grenelt
island Park. were brutally assaulted
late Saturday night by a burglar who
entered the sleeping apartments Of the
daughter for tie purpose Of stealing 2
Quantity Of diamond jewelry kept IN
the room. Miss Harners, aroused by
the intruder started to give an alarm
but was clubbed into inconsistencies.
The robber then struck down Mrs. Har-
ners who came to the rescue. Neighbcrs
surrounded the house capturing man.
who proved to be Albert Nnley.
Mrs. Nettie Robinson Of Syracuse
the third occupant Of the house, aroused
neighbors with screams Of murder.
SeizinQ the PROSTATE girl by the hail
the assaiIant dragged her about tht
room. beating her severely and thef
crushed to the lower floor, where he wa.
found, apparently unconscious, By tht
aroused neighbors The man proved t
be Albert Nuley. He protested that h,
was innocent, stating he had rushed in
Ia the house to render assistance ans
lad been knocked down by burll
tepro,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
MRS. D. R. HoUGHToN's FUNERAL.
Held Yesterday Afternoon at Two
O'Clock.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Davis r.
Houghton was held at 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon from the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. G.. E. Bates Of Orange
street. The Rev. Charles G. Conner of
the Uniyersalist church officiated, and
music was furnished by the church
choir. There was large attendance
Of friends and relatives, many coming
from Orange and Washington where the
deceased formerly lived The only sur.
viying sister of tile deceased who lives
in Iowa was unable to be present. The
floral tributes were many and very beau
tifnl.
The pail bearers were a son and three
sons -in-law The burial took place al
the Orange cemetery IN the family lot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
Lake st. Joseph Notes.

Among those camping at ST. Joseph's
Lake, West Danyille, may be found I:
Witham Perry wife and son, Mark
Clayton Perry, wife and daughter Of 50.
Johnsburv. who are at 'Uneda Rest.
AT eCurrier Cottage may be found, Van
Ness Worthen and Raymond Worthen
of ST. Johnsbury, Mrs. + b Mudgetti
Miss Mudgett and Esther Mudgett,
Ernest, Ray and Grace Worthen, Misses
Evelyn and Mildred Phelps and Newell
Barber.
Dr. d. G.. Watt has rented the Ed
ridge Cottage for the month Of August
Which Is considered one Of the finest on
the Lake.
Harley Kenerson and sister, Miss
Nellie Kenerson are visiting relatives at
st Joseph's Lake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
A woMANs COURAGE.
Prevented Burglary in Montpelier This
Forenoon.

The presence ef mind and courage Of
Montpelier woman prevented rob
berry this forenoon during the circus
parade At half past ten o'clock the
mother Of Albert } Gauyreau was sit
ting alone in her sons house at the
corner of Barre and Hubbard streets,
when She heard noise IN an adioin-
ing room. Mrs. Gauvreau was sewing at
the time. Picking up q pair Of shears
which she held in her lap she stepped
into the next room and was confronted
by strange man. Quick as flash
Mrs. Gauyreau pointed the shears al
the man and said: You get out o.
you'll get shot"
The burglar didn't wait for further
warning but left hurriedly. He VA;
joined BY his companion, and Mrs
Gauvreau was able to give pretty goot
description Of the men. One was tai
ana was dressed in light colored clothes
The other was small and wore black
clothes. They did not secure any booty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
Meadows %. Hills "a.

TIE strong Hooker Meadow Stars Do
feated the strong Hooker Hill Stars in
au eleven inning game by score 81 20
to % Saturday The feature Of the
game was L home run made BY Colds
bury. The batteries for the Meadows
wer McCrae and Kenetick and GoIdsbary,
and for tie Hills were, Thayer and Aic.
Craze, Mcknight and Morgan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
A Good offcial Record.

The report Of Vice President Ironside
of the State Federation Of Labor viii
show an active years work in his field,
Among other things he has five affilia'
tions, embracing 500 individual members
to his credit. Vermont Union Signal.
President f. D. Biathrow Of the yer-
mont State Branch A. +. Of u, has
been an active official During the past
year he has visited over one hundred
union meetings urging on the work q
the Branch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
IS RECOVERING
Senator W. "A. CLARK Underwent Diff
cult Operation.

New York. July 17.-United States
Senator William a. CLARK Of Montana
continues to rally satisfactorily from
the operation which he underwent Satur-
day tor tile removal Of an abseess from
the brain.
The strength which brought him
through fairly comfortable night sat
urday night continued through out the
day and last night. The physicians in
attendance said that the senator's con-
dition was such as was to be expected.
Dr. James +. MeKerncn, who performed
the operation, opening an inch aud 9
half square section Of the skull and
removing considerable gathering oi
pus that had endangered the life of the
1 patient.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
WOULD NOT DIspERsE.
Zemstvo Continued Its Discussion Of De
mands to Be Made.

Moscow, July ia meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Zemstvo Or
ganization in the house of Nj. GoloNn,
president Of the Moscow Zemstvo, yes.
terday was visited By detail Of police
and ordered to disperse. The Zemstyo-
lists refused and continued their discus
sion Of the arrangements for the forth
coming congress. Afterwards they de-
manded permission to hold the congress
the meeting of which on July - the
authorities have prohibited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
OFFER OF BIG LOAN.
France Willing to Pay Russia's Indemnity
Up to Certain Amount.

st. Petersburg, July lit has been
learned by the Publi hers Press that an
offer has been made to Russia by a French
syndicate to supply the money to the
empire with which to pay the indemnity
which Japan may demand as one q tne
conditions Of peace. The syndicate, u
is reported, can furnish any sum up to
six hundred million dollars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
CAPT. KING SUCCEEDS
GENERAL BLACKMAR
As commander-in-chief Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic-Latter
Died on Tour Of
Inspection.

Washington, July 17-capt. John r.
King Of Baltimore, pension agent for
Maryland, District OF Columbia, yir-
ginia and West Virginia, becomes com
mander-in- chief of the Grand Army q
the Republic, by reason Of the death
Of General Blackmar. Capt. King i
now vice commander -in-chief, which Of
flee carries with it the succession to the
post OF commander -in-chief in event oi
the death of the encumbent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
ASKED 10 RESIGN,
Senator Depew Called Upon by Labol
Men to Step Down.

New York, July IT,. The Central
Federated union, having membership
Of 100000 adopted resolution Sunday
calling upon Senator Depew to resign
because of his reported acts as director
of the Equitable Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
BURIAL AT ELmwoOD.
Funeral Of Mrs. Laura F. Jackson Held
Yesterday.

The funeral Of Mrs Laura Fraaces
Jackson was held from her late home
on the Montpelier road yesterday after
noon at half-past three, the Rev. Mr..
Lowe officiating. Many relatives and
friends gathered to pay their respects
to the deceased, and the floral tributes
we're very beautiful The bearers we're:
Byron Jackson, 9. G. Griswold, Lyman
Taft and c W Huntington. The inter-
ment was III Elmwood cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
THEY KILLED. WERE KILLED.
Two Murderers Electroeuted at Sing
Sing Today.

0ssening, July 17.--Charles Jackson,
eoIored, and James Breen, white, were
eleetroeuted in Sing Sing prison this
morning for murder. Both eleetrocu-
tions were successful from medical
and mechanical standpoint.
jackson killed Charles W. Roxbury
two years ago as he was walking along
with his sweetheart i'll New York city.
Breen killed Captain Reyes, saloon-
keeper and retired pilot, who was at
tempting to put Breen out Of his place
on Water street, New York city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
WANTED IN THIS COUNTRY.
This Man Alleged 70 Have Stolen s25i-
600 II levels.

New York, July l1 Edward Park
i wanted ii America, the New York
police said last night, in connection with
the sensational theft of the jewels q
James Jackson Higginson on July ].
The Higginson jewels, valued at about
$4,000. were stolen and not trace
Of them has since been found.
IT was said at the police headquarters
that Park is physician. Nothing was
known Of him more than that has been
said and the police declare they knew
nothing Of his history. Inspector
O'Brien, who was notified Of the arrest
has arranged to send a detective to bring
the prisoner to this country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
ARREST Am ANARCHIST.
Claim He Was Sent to Kill King Victor
Emmanuel.

Rome, July 17.The authorities have
arrested an anarchist named Barberi,
who came here from New York. II IS
claimed that BarbeFi was commissioned
to kill King Victor Emmanuel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
COMPLETE POSSESSION
Has Nov Been Secured by japanese at
Sakhalin.

Tokio. July t7.--It Is officially am
nouneed that the Russion center holding
nanline and vicinity was attacked July
III and offered stubborn resistance Ihe
attack was renewed at dawn Of July
12, when the japanese dislodged tile Rus,
SLAMS, driving them in the direction Of
Afaulsa This victory ensures complete
occupation Of salxhalin by the japanese
Eighty prisoners were taken By The
japanese, included among whom was
Lieutenant Biaximta. Four field pieces
one machine gun and the ammunition
warehouses were captured.
The Japanese loss was about seventy
men Killed or wounded, The Russians
lost 1e0 men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
So in the Teachers, Course.

Montpelier July IL Thirty-theee
teachers and would-bc teachers we're
registered this forenoon for tie eleventh
annual summer school for teachers The
session will continue for two weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
CAN'T LIVE LONG.
says German Newspaper About the Sui
tan of Turkey.

Berlin, July 17.--Lokal Anzeiger says
that the illness Of the sultan Of Turkey
ii much more serious than has been
acknowledged by his physicians, and
declares that his death il only question
of short time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
II psowNINGs IN A DAY.
New Yorks List of Accidents Yester
day Was Large.

New York, July 17.--An extraordin-
ary list Of Sunday drowning accidents
were reported today. Eleven persons
III and about New York alone met death
in the rivers and bays.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
M. wITTE MEETS MEYER.
Discusses Peace Conference With the
American Ambassador

ST Petersburg, July I'M Witte
spent an hour with Mr. Meyer, the
American ambassador, yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
SIXTEEN WOMEN KILLED.

Thirty-two More Injured-Roof Of Chap
81 at Hospital Fell in
Ferno, Italy, July 1.-THE roof Of
the chapel Of the women's hospital fell
in yesterday during the celebration Of
mass, killing sixteen and injuring thirty
two.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-29
A Mysterious Disappearance.

Some little excitement was created
In town Friday by the report that Mrs.
Ed. Vest, of Warren township, had gone
amissing and could not be found. She
had come to Corydon Monday to attend
Normal and found place to board at
Treasurer Shriver's. On Wednesday
noon she complained Of headache and
said she would not attend the session.
Shortly after dinner she informed Mrs.
Shriver that she would go out to her
sisters Mrs. Ed. Gibbs and stay till
morning. She took her dressing case
with her and that was the last seen or
heard until Friday when her husband
telephoned up for her to come home.
Inquiry developed the fact that she had
not been at her sisters and it is now
thought she took the train for the CEN
trail part of the state to visit her
brother, Prof. Glackameyer. The man
ner of her disappearance has given rise
to some ugly rumors, but we hope, for
the sake of herself and family, that
they will have no foundation in fact
| Corydon Democrat.