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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
CHELSEA.

Justice John NJ Scribner 81 Corinth
Corner was in town on business Tues
day.
Richard II. Bacon returned to his
home in North Charleston, n. H.. Mon
day. after short visit To his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erdix ~ Bacon
Mrs. Il. o. Mattoon, whose serious i'll.
ness was reported last week, has de-
veoped severe case OF whooping
cough.
Morris Lucas and Thomas Doyle are
filing and grading around Mrs. 4. N.
Lucas new house on North Main street
and are taking their material from the
Goodwin mill pond.
George III Griffin. former Chelsea
bov. who was severely injured recently
ID East Brookfield by falling from the
ton OF silo and striking on his back
on the barn floor, fourteen feet below,
has recovered from his injuries and has
rented the nj. H. Hutchinson farm III
East Brookfield for one year.
The remains of Mrs. John Burns who
died suddenly at the home OF Norman
B. Davenport ON Vershire street, were
taken to Williamstown Tuesday morn
inc for burial by the side of her first
husband. the late Silas Bohonon The
Rev. i. n. Moody was the officiating
clergyman and Hamilton ". Dearborn
was in charge Of the ceremonies.
Henry Algier who resides On the Eli
;ah Barnes farm on the west hill was
arrested and brought before Justice Geo.
/ Sow on Tuesday by Sheriff w II.
Sprague on complaint made by Town
Grand Juror. j. X Darling that he VIE
Violating TIE statutes IN not sending
his son Ia school regularly 10 this
complaint Mr.. Alger pleaded guilty anl
Justice Stow imposed the minimum fine
Of S5, which with the cost Of The
prosecution amounted 70 SiO.8l which
MI. AIgier paid, and promised that bis
son should be sent to school regularly
in The future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
DOCTORS COME TOMORROW.
Annual State Convention Will BE calIet
to Order in the Forenoon.

Tomorrow forenoon shortly after ten
o'clock President N. &, Chandler Of the
Vermont state medical society will rap
the o8rd annual convention of the Or
ganization to order and fyom that time
through Friday morning sessions Of the
physicians from all parts Of the state
will BE- held with social events worked
III tile intervals. The meetings viii BE-
held m the Blanchard building, next to
the City hail, on North Main street.
The forenoon session viii be occu-
pied With reports III officers and chair
men Of the several committees, and on
Thursday afternoon the doctors will
take up their scientific discussions Of
disease and how 20 conquer it, The
annual banquet will Be held on Thurs
day evening, ana on the same evening
~ reception to the visiting womeu win
be given in the parlors Of the Nincitia
club, Barre ladies being invited TO meet
the visitors. During the afternoon an
tomobiles viii be provided TO take the
visiting ladies about the city.
On Friday morning The delegates Will
again take up their discussions, and
there will also be an opportunity to visit
the legislature at Montpelier, a special
car being provided il enough plan To
go. on Friday afternoon there will be
~ trip to the granite quarries by special
train, the convention closing on that
day.
The present officers Of the society
are President, M u. Chandler Of
Barre vice president, y. S. Allbec Of
Bellows Falls; secretary, George III. Cor
ham of Bellows Falls; treasurer, B. II.
Stone Of Burlington; auditor, J. II.
Blodgett of Saxtons Eiycrs executive
committee, nj. I'll Chandler, George n.
Gorhan and Fl G. Tinkham Of Bur-
ington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
wILLIAMST0wN.

Miss A. T.. Baker Is stopping at the
Monument house for while
Miss Susie Badger was taken quite
suddenly i'll with neuralgia AZ o. T.
Seayer's home. where she has been ut
work yesterday she was much more
comfortable and was moved to her faith.
er's, G. a. Badger.
The Rebekahs are earnestly requsted
to be present at the regular meeting
Thursday evening to enjoy a social honr
after the meeting
The auction sale Monday az Jason
Martins was largely attended and good
price were realized.
Charles Badger had the misfortune to
lose a valuable work horse yesterday.
Among those who are III Boston this
week are Mr. a. r. Martin, Mrs. G..
+. Adams, Mrs John Warner, Mrs. Car.
rie Lougee, j. X. Lynde, G. NJ. Edison,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. j. Gale.
Miss Mary Sasery is working for Mrs.
H. A. Holt al Barre while they arc away
on the excursion TO Boston.
Mrs y. b. Watson returned yesterday
from n few days visit with friends in
Waitshcld Miss Walter Watson had
charge Of the house during Mrs. Wat.
sons absence
Mrs. Annie Sandige, representing the
New England deaconess association oil
Boston, viii speak in the NJ. +. church
vited to hear her.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Kennedy of Rox-
bury visited at J. II Holt's over sun
dav
Miss Nora Holt who IS teaching n
Waitsfeid. spent saturday aud sunday
with her parents in Wiliamstowu.
Dr H. n. Jewell and wife Of Nashua,
n H.. visited at J. H. Hollis recently.
At which lime Miss Matte had an ope-
ration ON her throat
Mrs D. r. Jewell Of Woodbury. has
recently moved her household goods 10
y. II Elolt's at which place She intends
TO spend the winteI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Frank Robinson went TO Boston last
night for weeks visit
Frank Robinson lett today to spend
his vacation in Boston.
Miss Annie Bragg Of WaitsReId is
tho guest Of Mrs. J. G. Grigge
Miss Mary Lease is visiting at Che
home of John Y. Criggs. 80 summer
street.
Robert Moore and his fstner won't to
I.ittleton, n. H., today on a visit with
relatives.
Mrs n. Il. petrie went to Worcester,
Mass, today to Join her husband who Is
employed there.
The Loyal Temperance legion will
meet at four O'clock tomorrow in the
Methodist church. Election of officers.
Al members please be present
Among the guests registering today
at the City hotel are & i. Ripley Of
Burlington. ]. G, C;oss of Middletown,
Conn., Il. q. Burdick "a Onainta, N, II.
and w. Il. Skinner Of Royalton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
ONLY FIVE CASES
FROM THIS COUNTY
To Be Tried at the Coming Term Of
the Vermont Supreme Court
There Are 81 Cases
- All

Tile trial calendar for the September
term Of the Vermont supreme court,
which meets at Montpelier October %,
was published today. II contains 81
cases. Of which but five are from WASH
ington county. The eases arc as fol
lows
Harriet J. Graves vs.. the town Of
Waitshcld. for damages alleged to have
been sustained by defect in thc road.
Al. II. II. lewis ys J W Hoiton, a
Barre ease for recovery OF Jewel.
Norman Mckenzie IS. Boutwell, 4
Nanum, damages Tor alleged injuries.
State vs Charles A Phelps, for al.
legged conducting Of a bucket shop.
State ys. Fred Baird, alleged larceny.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
MOVE TO RECOVER COAL LANDS.
Millions of Acres Fraudulently Ac-
quired

Washington, Oct. 10 Proceedings win
be started without delay to inyalidate
the patents to millions of acres of coal
land obtained from the public domain in
the West by methods believed 70 he
fraudulent This policy u in connection
with the Presidents plan os preventing
entry OF coal lands ON the public domain
The Geological Survey has parties map
ping and infinitely examining the coal
lands on the public lands in Washington,
Montana, Wyoming, Colorado. Utah and
New Mexico There are about 100000
squae miles Of coal landsin theseStates
and New Mexico, about two-thirds Of
which has been patented 10 private par
ties, the other third belongs 70 the tiov.
efnmcnt; but of the two-thirds conveyed
away by the Government it IS thought a
vast amount can be recovered throiloa
the legal steps the Department of the In
terror contemplates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
BODY IN RIVER.
James X. Whitney Of Concord Probably
Drowned Himself.

Hooksett, MIL. oct. lO--The body
Of James X. Whitney of Concord, was
found IN the Meuimack river near the
power station Last night at 1l.30 o'clock
by Henry Houton, dynamo tender at the
power station.
Mr. Whitney disappeared from his
home hi Concord last Wednesday. His
hat was found by employees Of the pow
er station, and this led 70 the belief
that be was III the river. Monday the
river was dragged without avail.
Whitney was last seen alive at the
Aver house lie said then that he Was
on his way to Bow. A short time after
that he was seen lying in the grass
near what is known as the old mill
at the upper end of the village, and it
Is believed that he fell into the water.
He was Z years Of age and his home
was at i0i Rumfprd street, Concord.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
WESTERN PLAYERS OUT OF IT.
First Round of Match Play for We
men Golfers.

West Newton, Mass, Oct, i0-All
western players were eliminated from the
women's national gof championship
tournament Iii the first round of match
play On the links of the Braeburn
country club yesterday The sixteen
matches ersulted in Q victories for the
players Of the Boston district, four for
New York district and three for the
Philadelphia district.
Miss Pauline MacKay of Boston, the
present champion, and Miss Georgianna
Bishop Of Bridgeport. 1904 champion,
won their contests. The surprise OF the
day was the defeat of Mrs. Caleb Fox
of Philadelphia BY Mrs. y. Y. lefIcrts
of Euglewood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
PROCTOR SELLS HOUSE.
Vermont Senator Disposes of Washing
ton Building.

Washington. Oct 10 The honse at
the corner Of 10th and L streets, former
~ owned BY Senator RedfcId Proctor
and for many years the Washington
home ot his family. has been sold 10
Chandler Hale, son Of Senator Hale, who
win occupy II as a residence. The house
is but one block above that OF Senator
Hale and on tile same side Of the street
It was disposed Of BY Senator Proctor
last winter The price al which tile sale
was made was abont S50O0O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
NO EIGHTY CENT GAS.
Juctice Holds New York Law Uneon.
stitutionaI.

New York, oct, 10--lu-tice Bischod,
lin the Supreme Court yesterday, deni Il
applications made fer q gas consumers
for peremptofy writs Of nandnmus egm-
nanding the Consolidated Gas Company
to furnish them with gAs At 50 cents per
1000 cubic feet, in accordance with the
law passed by the Legislature last ses-
sion Justice Bischof says:
"fhercspondent has presented factsby
affidavit which would support the con-
clusion that the statute in question "
Unconstitutional in that obedience TO its
requirements would so far reduce the
earnings OF the capitaf invested IN the
actual property Of Che corporation, taken
al its reasonable value, as 70 amount 20
cnnfscatiou Of the respondents proper
ty and taking without due pocess Of
law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
YACHT TRoLIc CAPTURED.
Put Into Providence as a Fishing
Vessel.

Providence, X. l., Oct To- The yacht
Frolic capsized early this morning, Is
are in Jail. The police are looking for
220 more Chinece who are believed to
have been smuggled in. The Elolc ar
rived inthe local harbor yesterday dis
guised as fishing boat Her true char
acter was ascertained about :3O a m.
Suspician was first aroused by the dis
covery Of lhinaman h the vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
DERAILED CAR BLOCKS TRACK.
Central Vermont Has Slight Accident
This Forenoon.

The shifting engine in the Central
Vermont yard was backing train of
freight ears on the main line this fore
noon when loose joint IN the rails let
one Of the trucks OF loaded car off
Che iron ms after leaving the bridge
below Granite street The train was
moving slowly. so that the trucks were
only twisted part way around and but
i few ties were torn up before the
train was brought to d stop. The acci-
dent blocked the 0:40 passenger train
and the passengers had 60 walk in from
the bridge. The lt.55 train WAS sent
out from the Wells River station and
crossed over onto the Central Vermont
tracks on the switch just below the
wreck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
VERMONTER
GETS AWAY
William Tucker Of Windsor
Sentenced For Murder
At Middletown, Conn. Had to Pass
Through Two Doors, and II Is
Believed That He Had 4
Confederate.

Aiiddletowi, Conn, oct. 10..-~NiIiiam
Tucker of Windsor. Nt., who was sen.
fenced last spring to life imprisonment
in the state insane asylum for the
murder Of his wife in iii Of insanity.
escaped from tie criminal ward AT siX
O'Clock this morning The authorities
say that he had to pass through two
doors, both Of which we're found to he
locked It Is believed that be had Il q
confederate,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
GAINES KNOCKS HIM OUT,
Jerry Puts Belfield Walcott Away in
the 18Th Round.

Bellows Falls, Oct. 10 0-Jefry Gaines
OF Boston, the market champion, knock
ed out Belfeld Walcott at the Fall Mt.
athletic club last night in the 18th
round. During the entire bout Gaines
landed continuously, but with apparent
~ little effect. on Nalcott's head Wal
colt played a waiting game and up
to the sixth round it was anybodyss
fight Rushes by both men and Heavy
infighting made an exhibition that set
the spectators wild The sound Of the
gong for round after round barely saved
Waleott from defeat. A rattling six
round bout between Kid Smith aud Kid
Regan resulted in draw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
HAD FIRST TRYouT.
Montpelier Hook and Ladder Company
Responds TO Alarm

The reorganized hook and ladder COM
pany OF the Montpelier fire department
had It's fist tryout yesterday afternoon,
when an alarm was luug in from box
50 for chimney fire in the house Of
S. Berman near the Lane shops The
new company came ont in very fast
time, whilc a crowd Of spectators who
we're Interested ii seeing how well the
new tamps could do appIauded. The
toluqteer hose company, which recently
voted Co disband IN two weeks. respond
ed To the alarm also. There was no
need for stream Of water, as the
blaze was put out with hand cxtin-
gnisIlers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
BARRE CASES HEARD
In COUNTY COURT
e E. ormsbee's Sentence for Breaking
Into a Freight Car Has Been
Indefinitely Postponed

Arguments were heard today IN couns
t. court in the ease OF State vs.. Anna
jackson Of Barre who Is charged with
selling liquor illegally The case is pro
secuted by States Attorney Gates, and
Richard A. lioar defends. Sentence in the
case Of Il. +. Ofnsbee OF Montpelier who
was found guilt Of breaking into a
freight car in Barre recently WIS mdeti-
nitcly postponed. James Ellis Yesterday
pleaded guilty 70 Implication in the East
Montpelier larceny ceses, and the court
took under adyisement the petition for
probation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
DIsARMING SANTIAGO.
Commissioners Report Satisfactory Pro-
gress in That Cuban Province

Havana, Oct. 40 The disarmament
commissioners III Santiago report that
al the insurgents IL that province have
been disbanded with the exception Of
one band which is in an inaccessible re-.
gion near Bayamo.
Governor Taft has ordered the cruiser
Des Moines to embark the commissioners
at Santiago City and to land them at
Manzanilo, the insurgents camp,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
WILL MR.. sroRK oBLIGE7
Little Gin id Jersey Sends Him an Ap-
peal at Central Park.

New York, Oct. TO- On opening his
mail yesterday morning Willis Holly,
secretary to the park commission, found
u letter addressed, vTo the Stork, Cen
tral Park, New York city
Jhe letter was postmarked New Mil
ford, n. J. Removing the envelope, the
following unique letter was discovered:
~Oradell, N ! h, Oct s, 1906,
Dear Alr. stork II viii please ask
yoii again to please give me 4 baby.
You will find blanket and q pillow on
the sofa. because sleep there every
night. 50 kindly bring II before No
yember. | would like little girl. I
know little girl who got i baby last
Saturday night at 1880 p N. Yours
truly,
Irene Blenckstone,
sOradell, NJ MI
Secretary Holly declared that he would
frame this novel plea, and have II hung
in the office Of the commission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
BUFFALO MAN ELECTED.
To the Head Of the United Spanish
War Veterans.

Washington, y. e.. OFT. i0-- Captain
Hamilton Ward Of Buffalo was mani
mousiy elected conmaisler-in-ehief Of
the United Spanish war veterans at the
third annual eneahpment here. Gener
al George Nj Molilton and Major Fred
H Hodgron Of the District IT Columbia,
the opposing candidates, withdrew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
POPULAR STUDENT DEAD.
Charles A. Acton Member Of Class of
1907, Middlebury College.

Middlcbury, Oct. l0--CharIes Alonzo
Acton, member Of the class Of 1907 IN
MiddleburF College, died suddenly Mon
day night after an illness u two weeks.
Ifc was member Of the Delta UIsilon
fraternity aud was very popular. The
body will be taken to bis home in Mount
Vernon. y ".
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
HEARST rs HoARsE.
Is Suffering From Too Much Speak
ing.

New York, Oct To- There was lnll
in the democratic independent League
campaign yesterday, both Wm- R.
Hearst and Lewis Stuyvesant CHAMBER,
candidates for governor and lieutenant
governor respectively, resting after a
week Of continuous speech making. Both
Mr. Hearst and Mr. Chanler were suffer
ing from hoarseness and sore throats as
d result Of having delivered four speech
es each last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
cHoKED FURNACE ExpLoDEs.
And Two Men Are Killed, While IS
Were Hurt.

Chicago. H., Oct. lO'fwn men were
killed and rs others were injured in an
explosion Of gas furnace in the lii
nois steel eompary's plant at South
Chicago early this morning Pieces Of
Stag choking the furnace vent are said
to have been Che cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

Lowell Nurse Who Killed Dozen or
More Patients.

Taunton. Mass, Oct i0-,Iane Toppan
the Lowell nurse who killed dszen or
more Of her patients at various times
Is in an extremely weak condition al the
Taunton insane hospital. For over a
year and half she refused 10 eat, and
nourishment has been administered arti-
ficially She Il unable to leave her bed,
and her weight has been reduced from
2l0 pounds to so,
The physicians say that the woman
may live SIX months o. may die within
d short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
CREAMERY BURNED DOWN.
Hyde Park Building Was Insured for
$1,000.

Hyde Park, Oct To- The creamery
was burned to the ground yesterday
afternoon, and the adjoining buildings
were saved only By great effort. The
creamery was insured FOR $4,000,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
DENIES THE REPORT.
That Congressman Hoar Has Bnght's
Disease.

Worcester Mass, Oct. i01fhc con
dition Of Congressman Hoar II practical
Is unchanged. His physicians deny that
he has Bright's disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
EDNA MAY SUES.
For Injuries to Her Professional Repu-
tation.

London, Oct. i0.- Edna May. the
American comic opera singer. has now
brought suit against Gatti brothers. the
managers Of the vaudeville theatre. for
alleged injuries to her professional and
artistic reputation The latest develop
ment was caused by Miss Mays jeal.
ousy over the prominent given Camille
Clifford in The Belle Of Mayfair from
which Miss May resigned.
The Washington times., 1906-02-22
Academy-'Tu Old Kentucky"

Tnquestionably the greatest money
winner in the last decade In the annals
OF the show busi ness is the American
uIay. In Old keT tgcky." u Is now In
the thirteenth year OF its career and
apparently its popularity is as great as
ever. People do not seem 10 grow tired
OF it. II has been Dlaed any number
OF times in almost every city and town
in the United States. and Yet its e
ceiDts last season we're greater and its
reception everywhere more enthusiastic
than at any other period ih its entire
history. The piece is announced for
presentation AT the Academy next Mon
day night with mattress on Tuesday.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. TheaterKoers.
Young and old. viii be delighted 20
again have an opportunity 20 make the
acquaintance OF the mountain heroine.
''Afadze' and the entertaining Col
onel." the moonshineT, Joe L0Tev. 80
and the other welI-known characters
OF the drama The IiCkaninuy scene
with its dancing and singing little
daTkies. continues 10 he a strong feat
ure OF the plav. and the exciting horse
The Washington times., 1906-02-22
coIumbia-"The sho Gun"

Japan is not new field for research
upon the part of the comic opera iibret-
tist. but ii is a country Teplete with
fanciful ideas. holding wen 20 anti
quated fanaticisms. and withal a fruit
full field for the display of beauty, and
that accounts in part for the journey
George Ade took there in seeking a
locale for The Sho Gun" a cos-:;c
opera produced through the collaF ora
tion of Gustav Duders. and to be seen
IN this city at the Columbia Theater
next week In the mythical island of
ka=Choo. in the Sea of Japan. Mr.. AIDE
lays his story, and he has found some
thing new, which he incorporates into
the lines of he book. Action" was
his watchword when writing the book,
and he has gotten enough of 1t en-
bodied in The Sho Gun" to supply a
few more operas.
There is something fanciful in Mr..
AIDES treatment of the Eastern situa-
ton, and Mr.. Luders has given all of
them a most exquisite musical embel-
HShmanL THIS is xhat. fascinating
The Washington times., 1906-02-22
BelaSCo-Bertha KaIich in "Monna
Wanna"

The coming of Madame Bertha IA
Itch. about whom so much has been
written by dramatic critics and review
ers this season. to the Belasco Theater
next week has awakened wide interest
among local Dlaygoers. The play in
which she will appear for the greater
part of the engagement IS Maurice
Maeterlinck's dramatic masterpiece,
''Monna Wanna" and on Saturday after
noon she will present for the first time
a new English version by Harrison
Grey F'iske. of Emile Zola' s play, 'Ther-
ese RaQuin.'
"Monna Wanna is a poetic tragedy. or
the fifteenth century. "TheTese Raduin
is what may be called a photograph Of
modern life The two heroines are
widely dissimilar. but those who have
followed Madame. Kalich's career on
the foreign stage are certain that she
win give to each characterization its
full artistic value. Mr.. Fiske has been
at great pains TO surround Madame
KaliCh with an unusually capable COM
pany and has mounted ''Monna. Wanna"
in handsome fashion. Among the mem
bers of the supporting company are
Henry kolker. Frederick Perry. Henry
b Stanford. Leonard Shepherd. Joseph
o O'Meara. and Francis Dawson Among
the PLAYERS especially engaged for the
production of ''Therese Rauuin'' are
Jennie Eustace and Grayce Scott. both
faVorably known tn~~Washington play
gOeTs.
The Washington times., 1906-02-22
so MANY PEOPLE SPEAK

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pare as above and spread between lay
ers TO the desired thickness Five choice
favors-LemOn Tapioca. vanilla. Orange
MaCarOOn- Chocolate and Strawberry
AT Grocers, 10 cents. Order today.
The Washington times., 1906-02-22

Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar will
be the feature above all others at
Chase's next week, as the engagement
was only cOnsummated at the last mo-
ment and came rather unexpectedly,
owing to the termination of their star
ring season. Mr.. Hart and Miss De Mar
are frequent visitors in vaudeville and
as frequently depart in quest OF new
victories in tho field OF ,.sical and
farcical comedy.
The next prominent offering in the
Chase bill will be Staley and BiTbeck,
the musical blacksmiths. in their lat
est Transformation. Jack Norworth will
appear in a new monologue act entitled
THE CGnTge Boy The other features
of the Dill guarantee an exceptional en-
teTtanIutnt.