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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
HASKINS MADE SWEEP
OF ORANGE COUNTY
IT Is Reported That All OF the Towns in
That County Gave Him Their
Support for Congress.

Randolph, June So far as heard
from, iIaskins made a clean sweep of
Orange county in the district fight Sat.
Wday. Randolph, Brookfield, Braintree,
,Tnnbridge, Chelsea. Williamstown,
Washington and Bradford gave him their
support and unofficial reports say that
the entire county is solid. In Randolph
the principal town, Haskins won by a
vote of 2f0 over Bell, who had as. There
was no Gordon ticket.
In the local caucus there was fight
between two Randolph men for the state
senatofship, Editor Luther r.. johnson
winning over Dana H. Morse by 2s4 to
SO. Besides, johnson carried Chelsea,
Tunbridgc, Brookfeld, Washington and
WilliamStown and probably other towns.
George w. Flagg, the other candidate
for senator on the side, carried his home
town, Braintree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
BISHOP DELANEY
DIED EARLY TODAY
Prominent New Hampshire Prelate Had
an Operation for Appendicitis Per
formed Last Thursday.

Manchester. N. H., June i Bishop
John y. Delaney of the Catholic diocese
Of New Hampshire died at 40 o'clock
this morning, following an operation for
appendicitis last Thursday, at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
A bad spell yesterday morning was
accompanied with weakness OF his
heart When this important organ show
ed signs OF weakening the tight was
given up. The use Of stimulants was
resortcd 10 but the patient failed to
respond.
AZ the various masses prayers for
SPEEDY recovery were offered up BY the
congregations AT the cathedral, iii the
place of the nsual sermons. special
prayers were offered up. In the after
noon AZ A o'clock there was a procession
Of the children OF the parochial schools,
following which prayers were offered up
and there was benediction of the bless
ed sacrament.
Shortly after his bad spell in the
morning Bishop Delaney realized that
his end was not far away. He called
for Father 0'Leary, the chancellor of
the diocese, at 9.3p o'clock and gave
instructions to him regarding the dis
position of certain private affairs. He
then called for the members of the cler-
gy who were present in the hospital
and to each one OF them he babe good
bye He had something different 10
say TO each one Of them
Through Father 0'Ieary he gave a
message 70 his priests and people. He
said Give my Iove TO all my priests
and their people, for they have all been
kind to me. God needs me more than
you do here"
The members of the order OF the Sis.
ters of Mercy who were in the hospital
were sent for and to each one OF them
he had a kindly greeting. Throughout
he remained perfectly resigned. Then
the members of his family were sum
moned and each one Of them hidden
good bye Other friends who were in
tho hospital were allowed to take fare
well.
At 1880 o'clock, as the end then ap-
pcared near, lie was given the blessed
sacrament BY the Rev John j. Brophy,
chaplain Of the hospital Bishop Delaney
responded to The prayers himself in q
strong voice. When it was over. lie an
nouncd that he was perfectly resigned
TO die.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
TO MEET IN MONTPELIER.
State Federation of Labor Will Assemble
on August IA.

The fifth annual convention Of the
Vermont State Branch, American Fed
Grafton of Labor, will be held in Mont
pelier beginning Tuesday, August IA, ac-
cording to the call of the secretary, Alex
ander Ironside, OF this city. The call
reviews the work of the past year as
follows;
"The past year has been busy one.
Five entirely new unions have been
brought into existence, and seventeen
unions have affiliated during the year
We have built up many who were on
the verge of dissolution. Legislative
measures have heen drafted and copies
sert TO every affiliated union. a mani
festo and question blanks have also been
issued, and it is the duty OF all officers
10 see that those question blanks are
used to the best advantage. Ii any
local has not sufficient quantity of
these question blanks, il should inime-
diately inform this Office: also notifying
US how the candidates for legislative
honors in its particular district stand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
HAD A WILD RUN.
Man Created Sensation in Burlington
Last Night.

Burlington, June Wild.cyei, with
hair disheyeled and in his shirt sleeves,
one Bissonette from SheIburne ran
"amuckg last evening and attracted thc
attention of hundreds of people. He
started TO run from the Aome Of II.
BrQndow, who resides over the store at
the southeast corner of South Champlain
and Cherry streets, and did not stop I'M.
ell he pulled up at the police station lie
told 4 wild, ineohereut story to officer
Watson and the policeman Immediately
accompanied Mr.. Bi-sonettc 60 the scene
of the supposed disaster Up Church
stret they went with large crowd in
their wake and when they reached
Cherry street the crowd had reached
the proportions of mob and blocked
the street. When the officer and Mr..
Bssmette reached the home OF Nj.
Brandow everything was apparently
quiet and neither Mr.. Bissonettc or Mr..
Brandow wis able to explain the cause
Of the excitement. Officer Watson re.
turned TO the police station.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
.HASKINS HAS
IT EASILY
Sweeping Victory In Second
District Of Vermont
FOR BRATTLEBORo MAN
Gordon and Bell Get But a Small Vote
as the Result Of the Caucuser
Held On Satur-
day.
FOR BRATTLEBORO MAN

Congressman Kitttridge Haskins Of
Brattleboro on Saturday won out BY
sweeping vote over his two opponents,
John w. Gordon OF Barre and Governor
Bell of Walden, for the Republican nom
nation as congressman from the second
district. The present indications are
that Haslsius received at least 2o4 Of
the ans votes in The convention, and
will probably run higher than that mum
ber Gordon and Bell are about even,
each receiving in the neighborhood of
about 40 votes The weakness al Gov.
Bcll is the remarkable thing iii the cam
paign. He carried only very small
portion OF his own county, Caledonia,
while Haskins secured the majority Of
the vote, including st. Iohnsbury Cor
don broke into the county by taking
Hardwick.
lies in Washington county, where it is
claimed that he secured 25 OF the 65
votes, carrying Barre City, Barre Town,
Marshfcld, Duxbury, Roxbury, Warren
and Woodbury.. Gov. Bell carried Berlin
but failed to secure East Montpelier.
which was unexpected. Bell carried q
town or two III Essex county and posi-
bly, some in Orleans county, hut cont
munication with the towns there cannot
be secured at this time. 1t ii thought,
however, that Bells strength may be
increased u little.
The three counties Of Orange, Windsor
and Windham are thought to be solid
for Haskins, although there may be a
slight break here or there. Haskins put
in lot of work in Washington county,
and as result secured the majority of
the votes. Essex and Caledonia com-
ties, which should have been for Bell,
made a right-abont in favor Of the Brat
tleboro man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
sPAuLDIEG LOST GAME.
As Result Of Players Losing Their Heads
in Randolph Game.

The Spaulding high school players
lost their heads ut critical times in the
game with Randolph high on the campus
Saturday afternoon aud consequently
lost the game. The score was q TO /.
The local boys showed a lack OF prac-
tice; they haven't been ont since they
returned from the last trip, u week or
SO ago. Besides fielding poorly, Spauld-
ing was also weak at the bat, finding
Bass considerable Of puzzle. They
got six hits. Fisher pitched fairly
good game, but with the support ac-
corded him could do nothing.
The SpaulSling team has two more
games scheduled, Bethel and Mortified
high schools on Friday and Saturday
Of this week. There may also be a
game with I'M alumni team on Thursday
afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
PRESIDENT REFUSES
TO INTERFERE in
THE TUCKER CASE
GREEN MOUNTAIN TEAM
GETS FIRST VICTORY
Defeats the Rangers in the Opening
Game Of the Vermont Associa-
tion Foot Ball League.

The Vermont association football
league was opened Saturday afternoon
at the Berlin street grounds with a
game between two local teams, the
Rangers and Green Mountains, the Green
Mountains winning by the score Of one
TO nothing As the score shows, the
game was a very close one and the
playing was good for the first Of. the
season.
There were too Inany other attrac-
lions on that afternoon to have a very
large crowd turn out, but those who
did attend saw a good football game.
The Green Mountain team had rather
the best of the game during the whole
of the first half, keeping the ball n
the Rangers territory nearly AL the
time. After about 20 minutes of play
the Green Mountains got d corner" and
Burnett kicked the ball to Dawson, who
"hended' ii past goal keeper Rcnnie and
scored the only point Of the game. That
was the only sensational point Of the
game, although Riddle. the Rangers boy
player, kicked some nice corners in the
very last part Of the game. None Of
them were scored. however.
In the second half the Rangers showed
up much stronger and kept the Green
Mountain goal keeper on the nervous seat
most Of the time The Rangers goal
was also in danger good many times,
but whenever there was scrimmage in
front Of the goal the ball had way Of
shooting out Of it and safely up the
field.
The line up Of the players was as
foItows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Barre Republicans Mixed Up
Over Law
PROCTOR FOR GOVERNOR
Although No Instructions Were Given
Gordon Carried His Home
City Without the Least
Opposition.

Barre held its first caucus Saturday
evening under the provisions Of the new
caucus law, when the Republicans elect
ed delegates to the state and congress
sional conventions and chose q city COM
mittee. UnfamiIiaIity with the new
law caused some questioning, which re-
suited in d contest for the selection Of
delegates to the state convention.
The list Of delegates for the congress
sional convention, presented To the eau
ems and fayoring the nomination Of ~.
WI. Gordon for congressman WAS chosen
BY the caucus without opposition.
The caucus organized BY clecting II.
g. Howland chairman and James Mackay
secretary. Objection was Immediately
raised to the list Of state convention
delegates prepared and furnished on the
pinted ballot. The chair was asked who
prepared the list and Secretary Scott of
the city committee stated it came from
0. X. Holilster. Mr.. HoIiister explained
several gentlemen had hand in making
up the list, but declined TO state who
they were. 1t was moved by James
Cruickshank and seconded by J. p. Marr
that the chair appoint d committee Of
three to retire and bring in second
list Of delegates, which would have
some laboring men on, as ii was claimed
the printed list contained none. This
motion was amended that second tic
ket be named from the floor, which was
done, and nine names were pesented as
follows: George Troup, James Mackay,
II. s. Currier. Jas. P. Marr, Frank L.
Small, VIM. Wishart, Walter Williams,
H. 6. Woodruff and Burt II. Wells. The
meeting then proceeded to ballot, with
the result that II votes were cast, of
which % were for the ticket named and
f3 votes for the printed ticket, which
was declared elected. These delegates
Phelps, n. G. Woodruff, r. w Scott,
w. y. Shepard, b. M. Hooker, 4. i.
Small and a. A. Sargent. They are
supposed to favor the nomination Of
II. p. Proctor for governor.
Sixty votes were cast for delegates
to the congressional convention and all
for the list favoring J. w Gordon for
congressman. These are: James Mack
ay, Frank Il. Langley, s. Hollister Jack
son, Richard a. Hoar, J. Ward Carver,
Richard s. Currier, Henry G. Whitaker,
George Troupe, Burt II. Wells.
The following city committee was
chosen: r. G. Howland, r. S. Currier,
George c. Troupe, John A. Martinson,
b. Albisetti, Jas. Adie, II. W. Scott.
At the close of the caucns it was pro-
posed that thanks were due to the old
city committee for their t,lssles with
the new caucus law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
THEIR ESCORTS DROWNED.
Tried to Save the Young Women, and
Somebody Else Rescued Them.

Dcdham, Mass, June l1-In attempt
ing 80 save two Young women from
drawing in the Charles river hast even
irr. John Reagan, aged u. and Hiram
Rogers, aged 20, both of Roxbury, lost
their lives. The Young women, Miss
Iaura McCann Of a East Cottage street,
Roxbury, and Miss Carrie johnson OF 6
Melbourne Terrace, Roxbury, were can
oeinu with two men when sudden
sonal capsized the craft. The yonng
men became exhausted In their efforts
to assist their companions and just as
rescue was at hand they sank. Roger
Csnriran and William Dustin swan ont
from The river bank and rescued the
two girls, who were clinTng % the bot
tatn of the canoe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
NoRTHFIELD's CAUCUS.
Voted to Support Gordon II Rest Of
County Did.

Mortified. June1t. AT the Republican
caucus held in village hal Saturday af.
tcmoon the following delegates were
elected uiinstrueted TO attend the Con
gres-ional convention 10 be held IN Mont
pelier on June 20. w. w Holden, b. l..
Gross, G. J.. Morse. ". II. Dillingham;, G..
M. Bates. II is understood that these
delegates will give their support 10 Cor
don shoild the entire county support,
otherwise they will be llaskins dele,
gates. Tie following werc elected TO at.
tcud the State conventions John ".
Moselcy, Frank Il. Howe, Charles ".
Dutton, w. r. Dunsinoor and n. X.
Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
aDoc.p Carney of Rutland.

Tbe following undoubtedly refers to
.ns ~ tbc Rutland string Of pitchers:
N" M Carney had practically decided 10
tae permanently from professional
,.il s blt Tie pressure has been very
n"% ,,g for him to continue. Manager
3 Baryow offered him u very good
Mt.e M indeed to 20 to Toronto but Car
~''ie Sas unable to obtain his release
nss ~ PAUL and the latter club di-
'estea him 70 report June 20, which Gar.
,ss' NH undoubtedly do Carney said
nf Rarrow is also hof after Flynn the
,,ss .Yoss first baseman and several
rye elnbs are also after that player,
yspv' amey's intention to contne him-
y eSemsisely to pitching this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Result in Orange.

Orange June / 1l.1he delegates elect
cd at the caucus Saturday night are as
follows; TO the state convention, G. j..
Nelson, IT. w Crockett; district CON
vention, II. Il. Beard and g. O, Peake;
county convention, Royal Flanders, Ed.
Rock. Frank Haynes, Alya Carpenter.
The delegates to the district convention
were instructed TO vote for Col. Kit
tredge Haskins for member Of Congress
from second district,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
WITH DOUBLE SERVICE.
Body Of Henry S. wilkin Was Laid to
Rest Saturday.

The funeral services of Henry S.
N'ilkin was held al 8 o'clock Saturday
afternoon from the house. tho Rev q.
.C. Conner officiating. There was large
attendance Of relatives and friends and
the Red Men and Odd Fellows orders
were present in body. The burial SER
vices Of the orders We're held at the
grave iu Hope cemetery. There were
many beautiful floral tributes The pail
hearers we're ". g. Clark and Thomas
Davidson from the hose company, Frank
Morgan and Frank jackson from the
Odd Fellows. Albert Robertson and
George Long from the Red Men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
BELL CARRIES BERLIN.
District Delegation Instructed for Him
on First Ballot

Berlin, june 1l.Thefe were tifteer
voters at the Republican caucus Satur
day. George ". Dodge and William
Turner were chosen delegates to tht
state convention, with George H. Gran
dali and X. d. Robinson as alternates
They are not instructed. The district
delegates are Henry M. Perrin and Will
iain Brown, with G. H. Stewart and
George M Chandler as alternates. They
were instructed for Bell on the first bal
lot, with no further Instructions Ths
EDld town committee was chosen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Barre Town for Gordon.

The republicans of Barrie Town met
in caucus at East Barre Saturday even
ing and elected the following delegates
to the state convention: W. j.. Fisk, p.
o. Wheaton and Jerry Hutchinson.
District convention, G. Al. Winch, ID.
A. Frazer and J. +. Ward There dele
gates were not instructed but are for j.
w. Gordon for congressman
The town committee elected was
Frank Bancroft, I. L. Ward, ID. u. Davis,
Henry Barber and Robt. Woodward.
Mr. Bancroft is chairman and Ward
secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Same Delegates to Both Conventions.

Groton, June 11.--At the Republican
caucus Saturday evening, J. w. Morri-
rison, r. B. Hall and G. G. Lord we're
elected delegates to the state and dis
trict convention. Those TO the county
convention are H. G. Glover, /. N. Hall,
K n. Darling and /. NJ. Kicker The
delegates to choose their own alter
mates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Charged With Stealing Grain.

East Montpelier Juno Fred Spen-
Ger Of Calais was mought before Justice
g. n. Barber at this place, Saturday af-
ternoon, cahrged with stealing two bags
Of grain from Orlando CLARK Of this
village. When the grain was missed a
warrant was issued and search insti-
tutcd. with the result that the grain was
found on Spencer's premises. The lat
or pleaded not guilty TO the charge and
was held in 5000 bonds. The case was
continued one week In default Of bail
spencer was taken to jail. Grand Juror
a. @. Whitcher was Prosecution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
MRS. BURNHAMs FUNERAL.
Was Held Saturday Afternoon---Intcr-
ment in Elmwood.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary Y.
Burnham was held at one o'clock Sat
urdav afternoon from the huiise on
South Main street, the Rev r. 4. Lowe,
assisted by The Rev Mf. Cooper Of Ran.
dolph. officiating. The services were
largely attended aud the many beauti-
ful floral tributes testified 70 the esteem
ia which the deceased was held by all
her acquaintancez lie pail bearers
were w. y. BurNham, Friend and Harry
Whitcomb. John aud Harley Martin.
The interment was in the EImwood Gem
etcry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
BICYCLE STEALING CHARGED.
Northfeld Lad Arrested in Barre Satur.
day Afternoon.

A lad,, named ORR Kellogg, aged IA
years, was arrested in this city Saturday
afternoon BY Chief Hutchinson Of North.
field for the larceny Of q bicycle from
a mau named French Of Northfeld. The
hoy says that he wanted To 20 to The
circus and that he didn't have any
money, 10 lie borrowed the wheel with
the intentions Of riding To the circus
and then riding back again lie was
lodged IN the county jail aud this af-
ternoon was taken to Northficld for q
trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
BELL WEAK IN HOME COUNTY,
Haskins Carried Big Majority Of Towns
in Caledonia.

st. Johnsbufy, June IL Returns
from ~ Of the Il towns III Caledonia
county show that Gordon carried Hard
wick. Bell earried his home town OF
Walden, aud floskins carried the follow
ing Towns Barnet, Burke. Danyiilc,
Groton, Kirby, Lyndon. peacham, Rye
gate, st. Johnsbury and Waterford In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Washington Delegates.

Washington, June 1t The following
delegates were elected at the Republi-
can caucus Saturday evening: n. q.
Huntington, G. al Bohonon, to attend
the district convention; A. r. Bohonor
and A. II. Nhitcomb to the state con-
vention; d. S. Emery, w y. Worthley.
G. w. Downing, G. II. Diclxey to the
county convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
MASONIC WEEK OPENS.
Convention Is Being Held in Burling
ton.

Burlington, June IL. Masonic week
opened this afternoon with session of
the Vermont Council in deIiboration
Marsh o. Perkins OF Windsor, Command.
cr.n.Cliief An address was given BY
Rev w. ), Harris OF White River June
tion. Substantial growth is reported by
Secretary Ross. Officers were then elect
ed. The Vermont Consitory meets thi.
evening with the reception Of visiting
officials and the exempliiication Of the
both degree. Many prominent AIasons
are here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
SOCIALIST DELEGATES.
William H. Jones to State Convention;
William Curley to County.

The city Socialist caucus was held at
the Socialist hall on Granite street on
Saturday afternoon. William II. Jones
was elected delegates to the state con-
vention at Bellows Falls June 10. and
William Curiey was named as delegate
to the county convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Plainheld's Delegates.

PIainfeld, June li.--At the Republi-
can caucus Saturday Orlando Martin
and Willis Noble were elected delegates
to the state convention and Solomon
Bartlett and Ezekiel skinner to the dis
trict convention
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
RowB0AT cApsIzED.
BOSTON Man Drowned as the Result Of a
Severe Squall.

Onincy, Mass, June t1.4In severe
soiall late yesterday afternoon row
hoat containing Frederick Buttrick Of
paston. and five young men from South
po.ton. who had been guests Of Mr..
pnttrick at hs cottage at Itouqh's eek,
ma capsizcd, and Mr.. Bnttrick was
sgowned The other occupants Of the
t.sl were rescued
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
RANGERS
WEEKLY GOLF SCORE.
wv 4f
r, Dalgano Turned in Lowest Card Jas.
Reid Second, G. Booth Third.

Frank Dalgano was the low man In
the weekly golf tournament AZ the
Barre golf club links last week, turning
in card of Sc, ), ST.. james Reid was
second. with net score Of So, and
George Booth third with an s5. The
scores were as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
MUCH STOCK BURNED.
In Destruction Of Barn at Eden Satur-
day Morning.

Eden, June li.y'fhe barn on the A.
,. Robins farm which Is occupied by
Barney Weacon was struck by lightning
saturday morning and the buildings
with their contents, ~ head Of cattle.
"A COWS, 4 hogs and 55 tons 81 hay were
burned and nearly al of tile farming
tools. The property loss i partially coy-
cred by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11

East Montpelier, June fi.--1he Re-
publican caucus saturday afternoon en-
dorsed Proctor for governor. Merrihsld
for lieutenant governor and Dewitt for
state treasurer, and Ilaskins for Con-
gressInan. The state convention dele
gates are u. w. Cummings and W. G.
Nye and the district delegates Austin
Templeton and i. G. Hammitt The
caucus was small, there being only IS
present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11

Isl. Johnsbury there was no opposition
to Haskins.
st. Johnsbnry's delegation Of ~ for
The state convention Ii headed BY Man
ager n. N. Turner Of the scale company.
They are strong Proctor men and are
all enthusiastic for tle nomination Of
COL Charles Ruiter Of ST Johnsbuny for
state treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11

The tournament committee requests
all members who register 10 play tour
nament and deposit their cards in the
box for that purpose. II not, the com
mittec will bc obliged to enforce pen
atty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
MAY NOT RECOVER.
Robert b. Roosevelt, an Uncle of Presi-
dent Roosevelt

New York, June II. Robert y.
Roosevelt, uncle Of The President and
former minister TO The Netherlands. IS
seriously i'll at bis country home near
Sayyiile, L. & Some Of his close friends
and relatives fear he may not rccoy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
Iune Inspeetion IN Rurlington.

Burlington JGue 1i4-The June in.
spection and drill Of Company NJ, v. n
q. by Major Howe Of Mortified was
held here today. General Gilmore and
Major Burnhan are here.