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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
Was Second Ranking Officer
In VT. National Guard
ELECTION LAST NIGHT
ALI Other Ranking Officers Were Chosen
Again, Including Col j Cray Estey
Meeting Was Unanimous
and Harmonious

Lieutenant Colonel q. MI Bonett of
ST. Johnsburv has been thrown off the
official list Of the First Regiment. yer-
mont National Guard, AS the result Of
4 recent legislative enactment which re
tired the five ranking officers and BY
the election of their successors at 4
meeting held IN Montpelier last evening,
the name of Colonel Bonett being the
only one not replaced. By the law pass
cd at this session of the legislature the
officers were to be retired on November
!, and the meeting last night was pur-
suant to a special order issued by Adiu-
tant General W. n. Gilmore The meet
ing was held at tho Montpelier armory
and was attended by 30 of the 81 com
missioned officers of the regiment.
The five ranking officers who we're
dismissed were Col. J. GRAY Estev of
Brattleboro; Lieut. Col. G. nj Bonett of
ST. ,Johnsbury; Major r. L. Howe Of
Northfeld; Major H. Edward Dyer OF
Rutland and Baior H. J.. johnson of
Bradford. Their successors, elected for
a term 81 five years. are AZ follows:
j. Gray Estey, colonel, r L. Howe.
lieutenant colonel; f. Edward Dyer,
first major; II. L. johnson. second mai.
or; 4. $. Tillotson Of st. Albans, third
major The last named is the addition
to the fve ranking officers. He has
been captain Of Company p Of st. AL
bans for several years. The other Off
GERS were promoted in order with the
exception OF Lieut.. t.-Col Bennett Adiu-
tant General Gilmore presided at the
meeting. and everything vas conducted
tremendously The vote for the five
ranking officers was unanimous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
HEARST HAD TO REST.
His Throat in Bad Condition From Much
Talking.

New York, Nov. 3.-WiIliam r. Hearst
was forced to rest during the day be-
cause Of the serious condition of his
throat after Thursday nights speech
making He resumed his labors last
night, however, and was whirled about
Brooklyn and Long Island in an auto
mobile for speeches at many places. His
first appearance was at Watson's thea
tire, Brooklyn, where an enthusiastic
crowd awaited him. Mr.. Hearsts voice
showed the effects Of his vigorous cam
paign upstate, and when he commenced
his first address last night he found
difficulty in making himself heard by
those in the rear Of the theatre.
One Of the speakers at the principal
Hughes meeting in Brooklyn last night
was Oscar $. Straus, who soon viii be-
come member of President Roosevelt 5
cabinet Mr. Straus declared, In the
course Of his speech, that No conyen-
tion in the history OF the country. or
of any party has ever been held which
has so outraged public sentiment and
overridden and tramplcd under foot the
principles of representation as the one
held in Buffalo, which Hearst forced to
give him the nomination for governor
Henry b. Martin, secretary of the
American Antitrust leagne. last night
gave out statement in which he de.
clared the antitrust men of New York
are using every effort to rid the party
at this election, Vi the the Hearst.
Murphy crew, who are trying to run
the honored organization Of jefferson and
jackson into a political corporation for
the profit Of one millionaire and hi.
hirelingsT
Leaders Of both parties last night
renewed their professions Of absolute
confidence in the outcome Of Tuesdays
BALLOT, Timothy Woodruff. chairman OF
the Republican state committee. declared
he was perfectly satisfied with the pros
peets and predicted for Mr. Hughes il
sweeping victory. On the other hand
Charles r. Murphy, leader Of Tammany
reiterated his assurance that Tammany
would poll its full vote for Mr.. Hearst
and that lie was confident the Dem
oeratic candidate would be elected by
large majority.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
cRIBBAcE SCHEDULE.
The Schedule Of Games for the Winter
Season.

The following * the schedule OF the
Barre InterfTaternity Cribbage league,
first series
Monday, Nov. 5th, G. Q. r. and NJ. u,
A. Robertson. referee
Wednesday. Nov 5th, + @. A. and
+, O. q. Il, A. Henderson, referee.
Thursday, Nov sth, G G. and X. NJ,
u Murray, referee.
Monday. NOV. 18th, c. o. f. and l.
%. @. r.. A. Clark, referee.
Wednesday. Noy. 18th. II. Of A. and
R. NJ, q Oliver, referee
Thursday, Nov. Is, G. G. and NJ. Z.
NJ. 1ieiney, reieree
Monday. Nov. 10th. g. O. T. and 4.
of a.. n Deagrie. referee.
Wednesday. Nov. 81. !. Q. F. and G.
G., 4. Robertson, referee.
Thursday. Nov %. r. NJ. and NJ. u,
N. b Nichols referee
Monday. Nov 26, K. NJ and c. o. F.,
A. Henderson. referee.
Tuesday, November 27, G. g. and F.
70. Al. p. f. McNultv, referee
Wednesday. Nov. Is. NJ. t. and |. @.
%. F.. g. Connack, referee.
Monday. Dec 3, NJ. r. and +. Q. A.,
NJ. Tierney, referee
Tuesday, Dec. 4. G. g. and G. 0. F..
C. Oliver, referee.
Wednesday, Dec Q, r, Nj. and L @.
10. II, X. Beagrie, referee,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
BRANDS METHODS TYPICAL
Father Of Brattleboro Water Bill Writes
Public Letter.

Brattleboro, Nov. Town Repre-
sentative Z. w. Gibson does not take
kindly 10 The opposition that the bill
introduced BY him III the legislature,
amending the village charter relative to
tho water system, has stirred up in Brat.
tlel,oro. IN public letter to the citi-
IONS Of tile village sent by him from
Montpelier yesterday he sass;
"A desperate campaign, shrewdly plan.
ned and skillfuily directed Il being
waged to defeat your expressed desire
He cnumerates the steps which those
opposed to the measure have taken and
SAYS
These are typical corporation meth
ods where it is desired to defeat the will
of the people for selfish ends. trust
the peoRle Of Bfattlcboro will n3t BE-
moved by appeals and schemes OF those
WIN forgetting the public good are
TRYING to bold up the village and make
its citizens pay an exorbitant price for
water system
A public hearing on the bill before the
Joint committe on municipal corpora
tions has been set Tor next Wednesday
morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
Today's Football Games.

Harvard vs. Brown at Cambridge;
Yale W. West Point al West Point
Pennsylvania VS.. Lafayette at Phila-
delphia; Princeton vs. Dartmouth at
Princeton; Tufts KS. Bowdoin at Med
ferd Amherst vs. amherst Aggics at
Amherst Navy vs.. Penn State at An
napolis; Lehieh IS. Dickinson at Le-
high: Georgetown vsh North Carolina
AT Norfolk. VA; Vermont Va. Norwich
at Burlington; Carlisle Indians vs. Syra-
cuse at Buffalo; Bates vs. New Hanp.
shire state at Lewiston, Maine VS.. On
bv Al Watervlle; Cornell vs. Western
Reserves Mt Ithaca; Minnesota vs.. Me-
hrsska at Minneapolis; Wesleyan IS,
Springfield Training at Middletown;
Wisconsin vs. Iowa al Madison; Trim.
itv vs.. Hamilton at Hartford; Holy
t'ross Va. Fordham at Worcester; Mich
loan vs. Vanderbilt at Ann Arbor. Wash
incton NJ. Drury ut 81 Louiss SwartH-
more ". John Hopkins at Baltimore;
Williams vs.. Colgate at Williamstown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
PUBLIC LIBRARY GROWTH.
In Vermont as Outlined by State Library
Commissioners.

The sixth biennial report Of the Yer
mont library commissioners has just
been issued During the two years free
public libraries have been established in
the towns Of Cornwall, Moretown, Shef
field, Vernon, Waterbury, West Fairlee
and Williamstown, while the town Of
Burke has voted to maintain library
and will receive state aid as soon as ar
rangements can be made The commits
sioners report; There are still many
towns in the state that could to advan-
tage establish free libraries, and it is
gratifying ID know that public sentiment
in several of these communities, where
az present there are no library facilities,
i being aroused to the educational value
of maintaining such an institution
Gifts Of public library buildings have
been made IN Vermont during the bien-
NAL term as follows Col and Mrs I'll.
Stewart Haskell and Martha Haskell to
Derby; Andrew Carnegie 20 Fair Haven;
George Brown to Mortified and Andrew
Carnegie to Norwich university; Eher
Cobleich to Lyndonville: Judge Ira ABB
bott of New Mexico To South Pomfret;
Mrs. Mary Mixer Platt to Shoreham in
memory Of her husband DR.. William N.
Platt: Lyman Petite 10 Wilmington: !:
Amos Barnes Of Boston to White River
Junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of Worship and Sub
jects of Sermons.

AT the Presbyterian church the pastor
win conduct the regular services both
morning and evening.
Christian Science services tomorrow
lac to.45 4. M; Wednesday evening at
7s0; reading room open Tuesday, and
Friday from to o'clock, at Summer
street.
Baptist church. Services as usual.
The pastor will preach morning and even
ing. Subject IN morning, "Reyerses and
Prosperity Evening" The Conquest Of
Temptation"
The Salvation Army, Main street,
over palmer's and lo-cont store. Capt,
Ed. C .iehu and Capt Doughty, officers
III charge. Services, $40 and s p. nj.
every Sunday. Public is invited
2ist SUNDAY after Trinity, Church Of
the Good Shepherd; morning prayer, at
9s45 a. nj. litany. holy communion and
sermon, 10;30 a. M; Sunday school at
III; evening prayer and sermon At z
p, m.
Congregational church. The pastor
will conduct the services. Morning
theme, when all that il right and fine
seems possible" Evening subject, The
Square Deals Mr.. George Mitchell win
assist in the music
At ST. Monica's church, Chillren's
mass AT o o'clock, celebrant, Rev. r. NJ
Mckenna; parish mass at 1880 o'clock,
eelebrant, Rev. +. +. Cray; catechism,
p. M; rosary and benedictions p n.;
baptisms at 4 p. NJ.
universalist church All Souls Sum
day. in part memorial to those who have
gone ii death from church and parish.
Morning discourse appropriate, Even.
ing. illustrated lecture on Moses in
Egypt and the Children Of Israel
al thc Methodist church the pastor
viii conduct the services. love feast
at 10 a. m. Morning worship and com.
munion at f0;3O Bible school at l2,
Epworth league at 5s45; evening wor.
ship At q Sermon ON Kicking Against
the Goads."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
CHELSEA.

Mrs, J Oliver Perkins IL clerking in
the store Of Ordway, Holmes a CO.
+. G Dearborn and wife recently yis-
tied friends IN South Royalton for i
few days
Joseph H. Griffin 81 Manchester, N.
IT,, IS in town for a few days, calling
on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs WI r. Townsend were
in Williamstown recently, the guest of
Mr.. Townsend's sister
Al. +. Mowry, Jr, has sgone To Bel.
lows Falls to work ii the Vermont Farm
Machine company's shops
Arthur Nowry Of this place has
returned from vacation spent at G.
9. McAllister's in Washington
Mrs. Mary Tracy. who lives on South
Main street, Is slowly convalescing from
q severe attack Of whooping cough,
II. D. Tilotson Of Washington was IN
town Friday on business and to visit
his new grandson, at Fred 4. Good
wins.
w M Crowley Of East Barre was IN
town Friday and did the piping in w
H. Sprague's house for his new hot ain
furnace,
Presiding Elder Newton will preach
at the Methodist church Sunday morn.
ing, at the west hill church in the af-
ternoon.
Phil J. Little has SO far reco4ered
from his recent illness with typhoid
fever as to be able to return to work
IN his barber shop
John Flanders has moved from the Eu-
nice Adams tenement on South Main
street To the Fay Thompson house neai
the electric light plant,
March N. Wilson Of Randolph. acting
Judge Of probate, win be at the Orange
county court Wednesday, November IA
TO hold probate court.
Ezra Dickcrman has sold through the
Weeks Real Estate agency OF South
Royalton his farm to L. Pierce Of West
Boyston, Mass, for S2,50o
Ninton A. corwin Of the firm Of G. Il
Corwin & Co. Of Boston, who has beer
visiting relatives in town for a few
days, has returned to Boston
Miss Mary George. who resides OF
Court street, is visiting friends in Bos
on and Miss Marion Camp is serving
as housekeeper during Miss Georges ab
sence.
| Charles Hunt, who has number d
fox traps set, has already caught clever
foxes. one Of which i cross between
the red and grey fox, the fur Of which
is quite valuable.
Charles Norris. who has been VERY
III for several days at the home of biz
son-in law, f, 0. Mattoon, has SO fal
recovered as to be able to be dressct
and to sic up at short intervals.
Willis s. Hayes Of Tunbridge hal
bought the Locks farm on the west hill
of Erastus Diekerman. and viii tax,
possession in the near future Mr.. HAYES
will more his family TO his new purchase
in the near future. Consideration, $500
Miss Bertha, daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Oscar Tromblec. was recently mar
ried at East Orange to Mr. Dennis Trom
blee. a reception was given at the hom,
of the bride. where about sixty relative.
and friends We're present and at which
many useful and valuable presents wer.
received by Che happy couple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Tonight at the opera ouse-l)ayid
Harlm.
John Shaw is confined to the house
BY illness.
Mrs. J. Pelkie Of Central street is
dangerously i'll.
Arthur Crsvelin vent to Richmond
last night on = visit.
Mrs Minerva Chase Of Bradford is Wis
itiug friends in town.
George Fraser moved yesterday from
Prospect street 20 Washington street.
Charles H. liable Of Springfield, Mass
was in the city on business this morn,
ing,
Miss Alice Doyle went this afternoon
to spend Sunday at her home in North
field.
Mrs. Charles Davis and daughter of
Northfeld called on friends in the city
this morning.
Edward Wortheu. who has been visit
ing his uncle. T. W. Scott, left last
night for Elgin, III
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin LITTLE Of Hard
wick are visiting st the home Of Henry
Powers on Park strcet.
Mrs Elvin Meader. who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs w. M Calder
went to Hardwick last evening.
Fred Fagen left this noon on busi-
ness trip to Buffalo, n. Y.. and Cleye.
land, Ohio, for Abbiatti q Sons Granite
company.
T.. +. Gifin of Winooski, Edward Ches-
ser and Edison Ianders Of Barre arc
working at the new market, opened this
morning by J. d. Yandow IN the A..
Tomasi block.
Among the arrivals AZ the City Ho.
tel today were y. a James. q y. Lcrr,
Harry Powers. Boston, Mass: 5. A..
Boardway, Claremont, n. H., and J. r.
Glow, Potsdnm. n. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
Tremendous Shortage Dis
covered In Chicago,
OFFICIAL FOUND MISSING
. Christian Eskilson, Three Times Su-
preme Treasurer Of Danish Brother
hood of America, Has Not Been
Seen Since October 20.

Chicago, Nov al Christian Eskil-
son, who was three times supreme treas,
urere Of the Danish Brotherhood OF
America, il missing, also s4so,ooo ci
the orders funds, Eskilson has not
been seen since October 20, and an ex-
animation Of his accounts reveals. it
is said an immense shortage.
The announcement was made follow
ing the examination Of the books Of
the order by Martin Larsen Of Racine
Wis, and other grand officers. The dis
covery was made some time ago, but
it was not made public in the hope that
Eskilson might return.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
CAPTURED In VERMONT.
Recresnt Groom Is to Be Taken Back to
Milford, Mass.

Milford, Mass. Nov. ~ Chief OF 30.
lice Il. 9. Smell left Milford yesterday
morning fQr Montpelier, VI, to bring
back Antino De Philippe, who was cap
tured in Northfield Thursday evening by
the Vermont police.
De Fillippo i the recfoant groom who
after living h few days with his bride
formerly Miss Margaret dc Simmone
left town sureptitiousIy and with him
it is alleged, there disappeared ssIuabl,
iewelry. 10 which bis wife lays claim, anc
on account Of which she appealed to tn,
police to have her spouse brought back
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
Life of Col LeGrand B. Cannon Of Bur
lington Despaired Of

Burlington, Nov. a.-Col LeGrand b.
Cannon, who observed the 9lst anniver-
sary Of his birth on Thursday, il critic
ally III AZ his home Dverlake. He was
Unconscious during the greater portion
lot the day yesterday
Col Cannon suffered an acute attack oi
kidney trouble last August and gaf ses
eral days bis life Was despaircd ofs he
recovered his strength. however. in a
large measure and during the last two
months has been able to take his usual
drive almost every day, Following the
usual custom, he was preparing to 90
soon to New York and later further
South for the winter. His present illness
dates from last SATURDAY.. although his
condition was not considered serious
until yesterday, except as any illness
ia person of Col cannon's age i i
matter for alarm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
CRUSHED in
FIRE RUINS
Several Boston Firemen We're
Caught To-day
in BIG CHURCH BLAZE
First Unitarian Church at Brookline De
stroyed, With Adjoining Chapel
Loss Is $4,000 and Covered
by Insurance

Boston Nov. 3.A fire which broke
out at three o'clock this morning in
the chapel Of the First Unitarian church
Of Brookline destroyed the house and
the church edifiee. The falling walls
crushed Fire Lieutenant Seldom Allen
and hoseman named James Mcdonald.
The former wassperhaps fatally injured
Several other firemen We're caught in
the ruins, but escaped with slight burns
and bruises. The loss Il estimated at
$4,000, and Is covered by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
FIRE AT wo0DSvILLE.
Damaged the House Of Joseph M Howe
Yesterday.

WoodsyilIc, NJ IT, Nov b The stable
attached to the residence OF Joseph NJ.
Howe on South Court street was en-
timely destroyed by fire at about o'clock
yesterday morning, and the L part of
the house badly damaged by fire and
water before the flames were extin-
gnished, Tho fre, which Is believed 70
have been incendiary, caught from the
rear Of the stable
The main dwelling was saved, but the
contents Of the stable, including much
valued family horse were entirely de-
stroyed. The absence Of wind prevent
cd serious conilagration The loss j.
upwards Of $1,000. covered by insm.
ance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
JAPANESE DISMISS
PLAN FOR SUIT
To Force San Francisco Authorities to
Admit Japanese Children to the
Public Schools.

San Francisco, Nov. 3--The Japanese
have dismissed the suit to force the
local authorities to accept Japanese chill
dren in the city schools and have an
nonnced determination to stand on
their treaty rights, contending that the
Washington government must put the
children back in the schools. The gen
rral opinion is that this action greatly
strengthens their position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
CORNER cIGAR sroRE SOLD.
George M Marion, Manager for Past
Year, Is New Proprietor.

The Corner Cigar store, on Depot
square. has been sold to George NJ.
Marion, and he took possession yes
terday. The change in ownership does
not mean there win be any change in
the conduct Of the store, Mr. Marion
has been employed IN it since it opened
eight years ago, and for the past year
or more has been manager Mr. Mar.
rion is well and favorably known in
Barre. and all are pleased that he Is
the new proprietor of this popular
stand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
ENGAGE MUSIC DIRECTOR
st. Albans Choral Union Is Now Well
Started.

ST. Albans, Nov. s.--An important
meeting of the various committees of
the recently formed St. AIbans Choral
union was held at the home az the pres
ident. Mrs. r. Stewart Stranahan. last
evening when the final arrangements
were made for the rehcsrsals, fee and
plan OF meeting. II was decided to en-
gage Nelson P, Coffin OF Keene. y. H.,
as director and leader The rehearsHIs
will be held in paige's large hail every
"Wednesday evening during the winter
and the fee has been placed at ST. There
will be "a lessons. including the con-
certs One Of the features will be the
issuing If honorary members tickets
at the same price for those who wish
10 attend the rehearSals but may not
care to become one III the active mem
bers of the chorus. The first rehearsal
will be held Wednesday evening. No
Yember 21
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
FELL DOWN STAIRS.
Mrs. c. c. Warren Of Waterbury Injured
Yesterday.

Waterbury Nov 3.--Mrs G. G. War
rem met with quite painful accident
yesterday. She started To 10 down the
front stairs at her home and IN some
way caught her foot and ten the entire
length Of the stairs, 1t was very for
tunate that no bones were broken. a.
a result a The accident she Viii be con-
fined to the house for several days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
EXECUTION ISSUED.
Papers to Be Served on Attorney Of the
Consolidated Rendering Company.

Burlington, Nov. 3. Execution was
issued yesterday from the county clerks
oiFiec for the fine imposed Wednesday by
Judge Rowell on The Consolidated Rem
iefing company, which WIS that day
adjndeed in contempt OF court The
papers are in the hands Of Shrrih Hor-
ton for service, which will be made on
the rendering company's attorney. Tho
summonses for the same corporation to
appear at the March term Of Chittenden
county court to answer to the four in
dictmeuts found against it BY the grand
Jury in the meat investigation we're also
issued yesterday.
Victor T. Spear Of Randolph the fort
mer cattle commissioner, who WAS in
dicted by the grand jury. will come 10
Burlington Monday 10 furnish bail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
Plow Factory Burned.

Pittsbnrg, Pa, Nov a.--TAc plant Of
the Carnegie Plow and Manufacturing
company Of East Carnegie. consisting
Of a foundry, machine shop. carpenter
shop. blacksmith shop and boiler and
engine house, was completely destroyed
by fire YESTERDAY. only the walls Of
the four brick buildings remaining,
The loss viii probably reach Si2O.000.
with about 50 per cent covered hy insur-
ance. Il i said that the plant win be
rebuilt at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
CANDIDATES ON THE ROAD.
Movements of Massachusetts, Aspirants
For Office.

Boston, NOV. 3.--Goy Guild with sew
eral fellow candidates on the Repubi.
eau ticket left in a special car early this
morning for a speaking tour Of the Cape
The first rally viii be at Provincetown.
Then the party will 70 to Harwick, with
stops to speak in the intervening towns
The Governor viii spend the night at
Hyannis Moran retired at 1913 this
morning exhausted by his 13 speeches
of yesterday. He will speak at Haver.
hill this afternoon, and then rest until
tonight when he will resume an automo.
bile tour Of Boston wards
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
MEET IN RANDOLPH.
Second District Odd Fellows Next Wed
nesday Evening

Randolph, Nov. 3.A district meeting
of the odd Fellows will be held in Ran
dolph Wednesday evening, November z.
The second degree viii be conferred by
the Montpelier lodge This district in
cludes the lodges Of Northfeld Barre,
East Barre, Montpelier. Waterbury.
,taitsheld. Warren and Randolph. IN
view Of the large delegations expected
from these lodges, the session will be
held in the Grange hall After the de-.
gree work u banquet viii be served BY
the Rebekals DR.. A. G. Bailey will
deliver the address Of welcome and mu-
sic will be furnished by qnartette,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-03
VERMONT TRAMP HURT.
Austin Miles Of st. Johnsbury at Man
chester, N H.

Manchester n. H., Nov. 3. Austin
Miles, tramp, claiming Sc Johnsbuy,
", As his home.was picked up in the
bottom of the coal shed at the Boston
4 Maine yard yesterday. suffering from
Injuries that he had received AS i re-
suit Of 3 thirty-foot fnll in the she'd.
lie had a bad bruise over the right eye
and complained of injuries 10 his back
and hips.
The police ambulance was summoned
and the patient was moved to the Elliot
hospital by order Of the railroad phys
ieian.
Miles, TO all appearances went into
the shed for o sleep, and fell of the
trestle to the bottom oi the pit.