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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
TROUBLE SETTLED IN
MARBLE QUARRY
Eastman Quarry Company Gives Pos
session Of Quarry to the colum-
bian Company.

Rutland. Oct. 10.The trouble be.
tween the Columbian Marble Quarfying
company receivers Of this city and the
Eastman company Of West Rutland was
adjusted late yesterday afternoon by the
issuance Of on amended injunction hy
Judge George NJ. Powers as result
Of which the Eastman people gave the
Columbian concern possession Of their
quarrics and work will be resumed the
quarlymen getting ont stone for the
Rutland concern.
The Eastman concern have contract
70 furnish the Columbian marble fer a
term Of years When they refused fol
lowing the rcccivership the Rutland
company saw trouble in filling their con.
tract for large pittsDprg hotel there
being big pensltv II the work was
not done bv November ! So the inhInc-
fion was resorted to- The original IN.
junction, giving the receivers the right
70 70 into the Eastman quarries and
get out material. was directed against
George 7. Eastman, but as he had sur
rendered the lease Of The property to
bis father, John y. Eastman, two weeks
ago, the Eastmans PIT up Il stout refusal
70 surrender the property until the
amended injunction was served yestcr.
day,
There was great excitement at West
Rutland From late Wednesday even.
ing until late yesterday Afternoon, y.
+, Eastman and son. with Deputy Sher
III J n. Polly Of Fair Haven, and more
than a score Of workmen were drawn
up in line al the head OF the path
leading 10 the quarges, defying all com.
eTs. Even newspaper men were exclud.
ed Two Columbian employees, who
succeeded in getting to the quarrics when
the first papers were granted Wednesday
evening, remained on duty all night and
most Of yesterday, but they had no
food. the Eastmans forbidding their as
soeiates To communicate with them.
There was no trouble when Sheriff Z.
G.. Fish and Deputy Y. s. Whitaker
served the amended papers yesterday
Afternoon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
CONDEMNED MEAT
SOLD FOR FOOD
BY DR.. F. A. Rich Reported by chitten-
den County Grand Jury Yesterday
Rendering Company May Be
Fined for Contempt.

Burlington, Oct 49, The grand Jury
OF Chittehden county reported today on
the matter Of the burlington Rendering
company The company had produced
certain books, memoranda and accounts
according to the order, but not others.
Attorney General Fits has asked au
order from Judge Rowell for the Con-
solidatcd Rendering company, Of which
the Burlington Rendering company is
a part. u show cause why X should not
be fined for contempt Of court for not
producing all the books etc The jury
also found that the Rendering com
pany sent certain books out Of the
state.
Dir T. a. Rich was found BY The grand
jury to have sold condemned meat ont
thirteen different times for the state
cattle commissioners to the Rendering
plant. for food purposes. He sold some
also for fertilizer between December III.
is055. and April. 1906 The grand Jury
was excused until October 3d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
1T COST HIM Sl4
TO LEARN FORTUNE
Gypsy Fortune Teller in Court Today on
Complaint Of Fabor Legor--She FL
nally Pleaded Guilty and
Paid Fine.

4 gypsy fortune teller from Boston
appeared ia city court today on COM
plaint of Fabor I-egor, Who claimed that
the woman hiin ilinmcd him ont Of sl4.
The story As the complainant told the
eour, was that the woman came into
his barbershop on North Main street aud
offered to tcll his fortune. SJoen had
always had a desire To know lwhat the
future held in store for him. q he read
ily assented 70 The proposition. The
woman smiled Then shp told him that
a roll of bills was necessary and when
Joe produced fat roll she smiled
again She told him to lay the roll
on lis hand This he did. The woman
placed her own hand over the roll and
with third smile, began 10 tell the
fortune
The fortune Ms All right
Bin when .sloe counted up the roll
Of bills he found that bis financial for
tune was out stk which he claimed
the woman deftlg slipped on when she
withdrew her hand On his complaint
warrant was issued and the gyspy
was arrested last evening, iust a. She
WIS about to take the train In court
she gaze her name As Mrs. Giacomo
Colombo Of Boston, and was very indig
nant at The charge. She finally decided
to plead guilty 70 larceny and paid a
total Of SIT The complainant thinks
that Si4 l. too much OF a charge for q
fortune; be hasn't got bis money back
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
4 STEW. CONCERT AND DANCE.
Given BY Northfeld Shell Fish Club at
Hall Dedication.

West Berlin. Oct i9.--The old church,
recently purchased by Davis Brothers
and remodelled into ball, was the scene
OF fun aud merry making by one hun
dred and City people from Northfleld.
Montpelier aud Barre last night. The
occasion was the dedication Of the hall
The Northiield Shell Fish club have held
several clam bakes this season. Anl de-
cided that this should be ladies night.
A special train left Mortified Just after
the js55 express and brought about 1925
people. The local for the north brought
the people from Barre and Montpelier.
The first thing was the supper. con
sisting OF clam stew, clam bake and
stewed lobster. served by the members
OF the club. who did the job III file style.
George H. Almon If Montpelier and X.
i. Britain Il Mortified we're the chief
cooks, and uith their force Of competent
assistants worked for two days getting
things iritO shape for the spread
While supper Was being served. mus c
was rendered, bv Whittier's orchestra,
which was present during the entie
evening. After supper tho crowd aat
cred IN the hall upstairs and lister l
for an hour 10 a fine enteuainnHii
consisting Of seleetions by the onssestl
vocal solos BY George Fisher 81 Mort
peier and readings by Mr.. Alullin al
Burlington. whose work was one of L 2
hits II the evening. After the ente
tainnent dance order Of 20 number
was carried out. Joseph Lance was the
floor manager. and the committee 81
Davis, j. A. Phillips, Heber q Cady,
Charles Barton, James Ryan and Alec.
Eddie. The party broke up 1T 1870
a. M, and the appreciation OF the loyal
good time was demonstrated by giving
three cheers for the Shell Fish club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL orFIcERs.
Election at Randolph Yesterday--New
Constitution Adopted.

Randolph. Oct. l9--The 3sth annual
convention 81 the Vermont State sun.
day School association WAS brought to
a close last evening with lecture nv
Prof. r. 7. st John, and an address
by W. G. Pearce OF Chicago The full
programme WIS carried ont and the
meetings were Well attended
AT the business scssioh III the after
noon the following officers were elected;
President, the Hon NJ &. Williams "
Bellows Falls: vice president, the Rev
q A. Mcdaniel of Woodstock; record
ing secretary, the Rev. a +. Walsh of
St. JohnsbslrN treasurer the Rev. M
81 Pugree of White River junction: au-
ditor J. i. Hall Of Burlington: eXecu
tise committee. ehailanah, II a. Slay
TON ~ Morrisvilic; toronn year II NJ.
Mansur of Newpors two years, Fred
:. PcaSe Of Burlington; for three wears
the Hon. ". w Stiekney Of Ludlow
trustees Of permanent fnnd for a,c
year, &. 7. Smith of Burlington. The
executive committee Is composed Of an
the officers Of the society and one meui
ber elected annually from each county
Arthur T.. stone Of ST lohnsbmy acted
as chairman Of the nominating commit.
tee. and all officers nominated were
elected.
4 new constitution prepared and pre-
sentcd BY Edward NJ Fuller Of Burline.
tom was unanimously adopted The 5,
cTety Il now Incorporated under the llY ,
of the state, and Is the Vermont state
Sunday School association.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
OF Maintaining Conspiracy
In Restraint Of Trade
VERDICT THIS MORNING
Jury at Findlay, Ohio, Had Been Out
Since ay--Stubbornness of
Single Juror Caused
wrangle.


Findlay, Ohio, Oct. ia verdict Of
guilty of maintaining conspiracy IN
restraint Of trade was returned at 4;30
this morning against the Standard Oil
company, after the jury had been out
since Wednesday afternoon There was
a long wrangle in the Jury room on
account Of the stubhornness Of sin
gle juror. 4 motion for new trial
will be made The penalty may he b
fine from $50 to $1,000.
The twelve men, locked in a small
room furnished with chairs only and
ventilated BY a single window, have
wrestled with the problem before them
since $3.50 o'clock Wednesday, AT 2
o'clock yesterday they asked 70 possess
the written charges Of the court.
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon they
asked an audience with the court. 1t
was granted, but the Jurors had no re-
quests to make and they were ordered
back to the jury room, The men re-
turned with halting steps After they
had returned from nearby restaurant
for their evening meal, they We're for
few minutes allowed the freedom of
the court room, which was cleared TO
allow them to exercise
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
VERMONT TEACHERS
MEET AT MIDDLEBURY
The 53th Annual Convention Was Called
To Order Late Yesterday After
noon.-About 500 Delegates
Present.

Middlcbyry, Oct i9.The 57th annual
convention of the Vermont State Teach.
ers' association opened here late yester-
day afternoon with Wintilfop Il Abbott,
principal of the Proctor high school pre-
siding
Governor Proctor was the guest OF
honor at the afternoon session and IN d
terse speech lasting l5 minutes referred
to the educational progress made during
the past 20 years in Vermont ana his
remarks were decidedly optimistic III re-
gard To what the present legislature
would probably do along educational
lines. lie spoke as though he felt assured
that the existing statutes a. regards edii
catiomal matters would undergo change
at hands Of the legislature which would
result in a system along more modern
lines than are now iii vogue. He ad
vocated the Capitalization Of schools anil
His remarks were in the Same channel as
outlined IN Bis inaugural speech.
The Rev i ID. shannon, chairman Of
the board 81 village trustees extended u
welcome 70 the 100 guests present and
gave them the freedom of The town
Miss X, y, Blake, principal II school
uhmbef SIX Oi New Aufk city spoke on
School Problems and in closing asked
for the cooperation of all teachers to-
ward the creation w 4 new portfolio
IN the Presidents cabinet 10 l,e known as
the secretary Of education The sligges
tion was wildly applaudeI. The remain
der of the afternoon was passed sight
seeing and examining Che various ex-
hibits Of school supplies shown in the
town hall.
Tho evening session opened at eight
o'clock with an address On Education
for a Living by A. v. VI Raymond pres
dent of Union college, ava b reception ~
the visiting teachers followed The school
masters banquet was held at the Addi
son at the close of the evening session,
and was we'll attended there being covers
laid for l50 "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
Burial in Family Lot at W. Barnet.

The funeral Of Mrs Dora Abbott
Hoag, widow of the late Dr. Clitus S.
Hoag. vas held on Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of her brother, ]. w. White,
at West Barnet. y. H. Winch Of Aicln.
does had charge Of the arrangements.
There was beautiful display Of flow
ers, among them being two set pieces
with SISTER and AT Rest on them,
from The family The Rev Mr. Fraser
Of West Barnet. who was particular
friend OF the deceased, said the last
words Of comfort 10 the sorrowing rcla,
tives, taking as his text "As the hart
panteth after the water brooks, 50 pant
eth my soul after thee, @ God. The
Rev. Mr. Fraser was assisted BY the
Rev. J. X. Williams Of peachani and
the Rev Mr.. Mckinley Of Barnet Cen
ter. a male quartette sang several se-
iectlons Tile bearers were -four old
schoolmatcs The burial was in the fam
ily lot at West Barnet
.inong those present at the funeral
were Mrs Martha A. Lease. the only
surviving aunt Of the deceased Mr. and
Mrs II A. Stone and Miss Katie Stone
Of Cabot; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Shaw and
son Of peacham; Mrs. Nat p. Abbott
Of st Johnsbury; DR. A. A. Hoag and
Miss Jessie s. Hoag Of Bridgeport, Conn F.;
Mrs. Mary Badger and daughter and
u. II Badger and daughter Of West Dan
Vile; Mr. and Mrs. p. d. Ladd Of Barre
and Mrs Goldsmith OF New ork city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
u. S. FLEET
MAY BE LOST
Was Undoubtedly in The
Great Cyclone
OFF THE SOUTHERN COAST
No Communication BY Wireless, and
There Is No Wire Communication
South Of Jacksonville, Florida
Grave Fears Felt.

Jacksonville Fla, oct. TO- Grave
alarm II felt for the safety Of the fleet
Of United States warships which, it IS
now practically certain, were caught in
the tropical storm which swept Cuba
and southern Florida Wednesday night.
No word has been received from the
ships, and the wireless station At Key
West cannot get in couch with them,
Not wire il working south of Jack
sonyille. Train reports indicate Chat
Miami suffered greatly. The palatial
Fiagler's hotel, which II now being pre-
pared for the season. was damaged.
Great apprehension i felt about Key
West, which place has not been heard
from for "a hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
DEAD In HER SEAT.
Fitchburg woman's Body Found in
Passenger Car.

Midalcbury, oct, 19.- When the HIS
y. III train arrived at Middlebury Wed
neselay night an unknown woman was
found sitting in seat, dead. She had
lnileages indicating that she had come
from Montreal and Was going to Fitch
burg, Mass. She was middle aged
woman and card was found on her
person showing that she belonged to i
millinery firm in Fitchhurg.
The body was taken TO the undertak-
ing rooms Of Piper Guyett Of this place
and her effects were turned over to the
railroad company and the general super
intendent Of the Rutland railroad has
been notified.
Later Investigation shows that tie
woman was Miss Anna Noel She was
partner in millinery business in Fitch.
burg, Mass, as d card on her person in
dicates. Six dollars III bank bills were
found in her shoe and letter TO her,
% Montreal from 4 person in Nashua,
An. III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19

to govern their own roads and regulate
the running Of automobiles he bei
lieyed that the hill was what was re-
qnired and that the committee would cx-
press the sentiment Of their constitu-
ents by passing N
Mr. Porter Of Wilmington raised the
question Of the right Of towns to close
their roads to automobiles, a. bin Ne
3 asked III reply the chairman an.
nounced that the committee was await
ing an opinion from the attorney geif.
elaI Oh that subject
Joseph Battell of Middlebury favored
bill three, saying that he believed that
IL met the requirements Of our wants
because founded on the right principles
ion Vermont He believed that the towl
was the proper authority 10 decide which
roads if any should be used BY the an
tonobilists and hoped the bill would
pass.
Dr. Davis Of Fairlee said he was not
an antagonist Of automobiles, but a suf
ferer from their presence. He knew Il
was particularly dangerous 70 drive j
young horse on our narrow country
roads, believed that automobiles should
be excluded from such roads. He De.
lieyed ii giving automobiles use of the
main highways and our broad thorough,
fares.
AIr, IIamblin IL Cornwall thought au-
tomobiles had their rights bnt that
they should be restricted by Law and
held iii control
Senator Davis said ne felt very much
injured every time he saw "a anto he-
eaHse he didn't own one he ,nenght
the auto Ind al lnnch right IN amy ,e-
,hicle ana should not BE Kept off any IL
the roads.
MI Niles of Halifax and Mr. Harris
of Somerset were il favor Qf restricting
machines.
Mr. Sihley Of Montpelier said ttet
tho future of Vermont was al more
value than anything else, and that nars
advantages had ana would come fi9m
allowing antoisis to use our roads freely.
particularly the tourists who come to
zee the beauties of the state, and Leave
much money here
T. G, Williams Of Newport thought
that the automobile was working M
Ncrm0nt's interest and that the com
mittee should consider the benefits DE-
rived from their presence and use to-
gether with the rights Of all the pub
lie IN the matter of the pse of the
highways
Colonel Gibson announced that later
hearing would be held when possibly
more light would be had on the sub
iect
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

s. Elrcfa returned Yesterday from a
few days visit iilsNIonteal.
Robert Sim returned from business
trip to New York this morning.
Mrs. Matin Spaulding of EImore Ii
the guest Of her brother, N. y. Green
Mrs. Arthur Mack and children Of
lSimball Corner were visiting frieids il
this city today.
Il. l.. Howen Of Plymouth. \. H.,
who has been visiting relatives in town
returned home today.
Mr. and Mrs II. L. Cheney Of Mont
pelier are rejoieig over the birth OF i
son. born yesterday
A meeting Of the Barre Rangers will
be held in the Pavilion tonight at
O'Clock. A. Wishart president.
Mrs. I. i, Darby of Hardwiek. who
has been visiting her brother, G. f Jones,
returned 70 her home this morning
Among arrivals registering to-day at
the City hotel are A. NJ Hunt 0F Bos-
ton. Mass, w. J, Mathews Of Lebanon,
N. HI, u. o. Walters of SO Johnsbury,
R. 4. Watson. Burlington, and G. L.
Martin Of Burlington
Italiani Assicnratcyi per tempo II vi-
aqgio dal nostro agente III Barre, a..
Giachino. Barre ". Sulle prossime par
tenze, Ia Savoie Ottohre ~, h Gas
cogne spectacle Ottobre 27 ia Provence
II migliore Noyemtne q
On account OF lack Of funds in the
Treasury Of the athletic association God
dard has cancelled the football game
that the team was scheduled io play
with St Jobnsbnry academy 1t st.
Johnsbury Saturday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
- - SO -
SUTTON A CHAMPION.
- = ! ! I
Wins World Title at 1872 Billiards by
Beating Slosson.

New York. Oct TO- George sutton 81
Chicago now II the acknowledged worlds
champion at iS-inch ballS line. two shot
in billiards.. In match game for this
title he defeated George Slosson Of this
city AZ Madison Square Garden concert
halL last night, 500 to 375.
Sutton showed such brilliant billiards
during the 1872 tournament held here
last April that Id was looked upon ~
the experts as the most probable winner
During the tournament he held the
worlds record run Of 234. and an average
os 100 Since Sutton has been practicinq
steadily and last night he showed some
brilliant billiards. His best run was 202
which occurred IN the tenth inning and
at the beginning OF which slosson was
in the lead by rs points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
MARsHFIELp.


n. Kiddcf and N. Mcdonald of Boston
Iare guests of Andy r. Cole and family
this week.
+. w McMane OF Rochester returned
To his home this morning after a weeks
visit with his daughter, Mrs. &. r. Davis.
Mr. George Menrs of Boston is visiting
his brothers, Mark W, II. H. and Ezra
this week
The Rev Miss Brokaw was candidate
from the Congregational Sunday school,
to tho convention at Randolph this week.
TheI.adies AID fair was III every way
a success The several booths were taste
fully and ariistically arranged. The en-
tertaintnent of Tuesday evening was
All that was guaranteed. and pronounced
grand BY all The harvest supper met
the expectations Of all The total gains
al tho ladies reaches the amonnt Of 500.
The several committees wish 10 thank
all who contributed 70 their booths, es-
pecially the merchants Of our village,
also d. NJ. Edison ~ Montpelier, VINO
gave them the printed advertising The
president 81 the society wishes to eN.
tend her hearty thanks TO all, for their
cooperation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
FRISCO FIRE LOSSES.
From Last Nights Blaze Will Be $780,
600.

San Francisco, Oct. ia disastrous
tire broke out last night III the Southern
Pacific freight house at Fifth and Berry
streets -Four tracks Of loaded freight
ears and adjoining sheds were de-
stroyed
The fire department succeeded in pre-
venting the flames from reaching the pas.
scnger station and ears at Third and
Townsend streets, II was reported at
nine o'clock last night thai the loss
mp to that time had reached 100000
At ten O'Clock the fire was extingnished
The shed burned was the coast reeeiv-
ing shed. aud It is believed that most
Of the freight cars were empty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
Two Remaining Cattle Com
misSionerS Resign
NOT ASKED BY GOVERNOR
Latter Has Appointed John E. Weeks
Of MiddIebury to Fill Out Unexpired
Term--No More Cattle
Testing at Present. Aa

The two Vermont cattle commission
ers, George H. TerrilI Of NorrisyilIe and
Dr. George H. Stephens Of Hartford,
who were left On the state board after
former Governor Bell deposed DR.. Il. a.
Rich because Of the diseased beef
scandal haze finally resigned, and today
Governor Proctor appointed John Y.
Weeks Of Middlebury to be commits
sioncr until tho expiration of tic term
of the old board MIR Weeks il re-
stired farmer Of means. he has been
designated 10 act as secretary 10 succeed
Air. ferrill. Mr.. Weeks was formerly
side Judge III Addison county and
director for the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance company.
This IS the elimination of cam
paign argument used by r. ". CIem
ent, who charged that the state Of Yer
mont had sold diseased cattle through
its commissioners to the Burlington
Rendering company. After the election
Attorney General Fits investigated and
reported that tile commissioners had sold
diseased cattle TO two companies and
furthermore that in all probability some
of the meat had been used for food
purposes; he also found that Dr. Rich
had been serving az veterinary for the
state commission and as inspector at the
Burlington Rendering company's plant.
Acting on this report. Governor Bell
declared DR.. Rich's office vacant, but
took no action in the case Of the other
two members Of the board. Ii has been
persistently rumored since Governor
Proctor came into Office that he had de.
mandcd the designations Of the remain
ing members of the hoard. Today he
emphatically denied this.
The alleged sale Of tuherculols meat
for food purposes Is now being consid-
cred BIZ the grand iurv OF Chittenden
county. temporary adjournment having
been taken on Wednesday 10 force the
Burlington Rendering company to pro,
ducc its books, accounts and rcccpds.
TO compel the disclosure Of these books,
etc, the Vermont legislature rushed
through q law during the fifst two DAYS
OF the session ii IL understood that
the eases Of three former cattle eenmiz.
=ioners al least arc being considered by
the grand jury. Governor Proctor an
nolmces that no moe cattle viii be
tested for the present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME

Representative Evarts of Windsor and
SENATOR Davis from the county Of that
name vent 10 Burlington this morning
10 meet citizens there concerning Mi.
Evarts pet scheme of state fair. the
proposition being to hold the fair in
burlington
Looking wan and sick. Representative
Iapgood OF Peru refuted the claim
that he had resigned by appearing IN
the House this morning and taking his
scat. His case win be heard next Tues
day night.
The states attorney fight in Rennng
ton county will be made q special order
for next Tuesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
BICYCLE STEALING
BECOMES EPIDEMIC
Two Persons Plead Guilty to Stealing
Machines and Another Will Be
Tried Tomorrow

John GALAXY. who was arrested Mon
day on the charge OF stealing a bicycle,
pleaded guilty III city court Yesterday
afternoon and paid a fine and costs Of
sl4.G9. In city court this morning Asa
hel CLARK pleaded guilty u stealing a
bicycle belonging to Paul Leavitt and
paid fine with costs amounting %
1880. Frank Moyelh. who was ar
rested on tho same charge viii be given
4 hearing tomorrow morning.