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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Catholic church fair all next week
at Hale's Pavilion.
There will be meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society this evening al 1880 at the
convent
Remember the chicken pie supper at
the Universalist church this evening
from $50 20 7s30.
F. f. Hinsdale viii be IN Barre on
Thursday morning with car of lake
apples, all in nice, new barrels.
r +. Hinsdale viii be IN Barre on
Thursday morning with ear of lake
apples, all in nice. new barrels,
Enjoy moonlight waltz at the Wood
mems ball Wednesday evening, Nov. z.
Grand march begins at S oNlock sharp.
The Craignair club win meet IN the
Granite Manufacturers rooms, Ayerill
block. this evening At 1880. Election
OF officers and other important bust
ness,
The Craignair club win meet in the
Granite Manufacturers rooms. Averill
block. this evening at f:3O. Election
Of officers and other important bust
ness.
The foresters Of NJ ". Of A. are re-
quested to hand in their axes this even
ing before 6ss0 o'clock. Also to have
them polished.
The new lights were put in the Wood
men hall and decided improvement is
made thereby in the lighting The new
lights give clear bright light
District Deputy Grand Master vii.
ham Cato Is TO make an official visit
this evening to the Aurora lodge. No.
%, f. & A. NJ, at Montpelier. and a
large delegation of Masons from this
city are planning to attend The first
degree win be worked.
The young people Of the Baptist
church are TO give a social Friday even.
ing at 7.30, at which time they expec
10 try their new piano. a musical pro-
grsmne viii be rendered and princi-
pal feature Of the evening viii be =
phonetic spelling match. Everyone IS
invited to come No admission fec
Harley Heath. young nephew Of G.
q. Heath WAS riding down Washington
street this afternoon ii the baek part
81 Mr. Hcath'S wagon and NJ the foot
Of the hin the boy jumped out, while
the horse was going 1t fast clip He
was thrown heavily 70 the ground aud
rendered unconscious for several min
utes but soon recovered and was able
to 20 20 school apparently not much
the worse for his sudden dash 10 the
ground
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
GRANT EXECUTION
TO COLLECT FINE
vermont's Ex-Cattle Commissioner, "
/. Spear, Indicted for Neglect,
Gives Bail.

Burlington, Nov 6. Executioa was
granted yesterday afternoon for the fine
Of $4,000 imposed last week by Judge
Rowell in the contempt Of court proceed
ings against the Consolidated Rendering
company Of this city. The execution
was levied BY placing in the city clerks
Office a copy Of the original notice issued
last week from THE Office Of the county
clerk, q demand for the payment of the
fine having been made previously on
Atty j. J. Enriglt and manager 4. u,
Brigham of the company.
Today Victor l. Spear Of Randolph, ex-
cattle commissioner, who was indicted
last week by The grand Jury for alleged
wilful neglect Of the duties OF his Office.
came TO Burlington and furnished bail
in the sum Of $500 for appearance at the
March term Of the Chittenden county
ccurt
Mr. Spears indictment was closely
connected with the court proceedings hy
which the fine for contempt was I'M
posed upon the rendering company. and
followed the investigation BY the grand
jury Of the rendering companys dispo-
sition Of cattle condemned By the state
cattle commission under the tubercuIin
test
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME

The House was ia session less than
an hour tliis forenoon.
The legislature viii visit The Barre
granite quarrics on Thursday after
noon.
The woman's suffrage bill viii be con.
sidered at q public hearing this (Fnes-
day) evening.
senator Howland Of Barre viii have
the Senate as his guests at Barre on
Wednesday evening.
Governor Proctor has held up the ap.
nointments Of municipal judges in places
whore there are contests, notably Barre
city.
Several patent medicine bills viii be
considered BY the committee on public
health in the cloak room Wednesday
evening
Governor Proctor today appointed
Walter X. Farnsworth to be city Judge
Of Rutland to succeed Judge Willis N.
Ross.
@Old Glory will not wavc above ev.
ory schoolhouse il Vermont, as the
House killed the bill requiring Il TO-
day.
Governor Proctor has appointed Prof.
Walter 4. Howard Of Middlcbury col
legc the normal school commissioner for
three years.
A public hearing on tile application
for a charter for the Burlington Brew
ing company. Will be held Wednesday
evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Representative Chase Of Greensboro
presented petition today protesting
against special legislation concerning the
operation Of motor boats on Caspian lake
IN Greensboro.
Ii is noticeable that 4 great many Of
the bills are introduced BY request, i
being represented thereby that the in.
troduccrs do not want TO stand sponsor
for the measures.
A debate Is promised for next Friday
morning in the House when the capital
punishment bill. will be taken up as =
special order Mi. Archibald of Msn-
X chester moved today, when the bill
came mp for pasasge that Il be put
over.
The Bennington county states attort
news 6eht (ih which w Il. Daley con
/ tested w. !. Mesghefs election BY le
majority still hsngs fire. the committed
e. canvass votes being At loggcFheads
4 part 81 the committee wish 70 ret
the votes up from Bennington county
to count them. but the other wing !.
opposed They hope to reach a settle
ment late this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
CRIBBAGE SEASON
OPENED LAST EVENING
o. r. and M. U. Teams Play, the G.
IF. Team Winning. by Score Of
S to 3-The r. Of A. and l. o.
o. r. Teams Play Tonight.

The Intcrfraternity cribbage league
contest opened last evening with the
first game played l1y the g Q. ,. and NJ.
T. teams which resulted in victory for
the G 0. +. team BY score Of to 3.
The result BY tables was AZ follows:
Nelson and LeClair, q o. F- defeated
Teith and Craig N. Il: Gallagher and
McNulty, q. o. +. defeated Emslie and
Bresett, NJ. u; Burke and Brault, G. o.
r. defeated Gamble and johnson, NJ. T.;
Kelly and O'Leary, G. Q. T. defeated Jcll
and Leitl. NJ u; Brown and Brown, G.
o. i defeated Smith and Rowe. M III.
Murray and Ritchie, M u defeated Nell
son and Noonan, G. Q. r.: Parker and
oliver, NJ T. defeated White and BE.
Nulty, G. O. III: Hannon and Thompson,
NJ 4 defeated MeMahon and Fitzgerald,
G q. +. The T. Of A. and T. O. O. +.
teams play this evening at : O'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

Brsttleboro Buys System Owned by
George e. Crowell for s270.ooO.

Brattleboro. Nov. g.. An agreement
was reached yesterday between the VII
lage water board and George II. Crowell,
owner of the village water system, for
The purchase of The system by the viii
lage. Mr.. Crowell will receive $270.00o
and the cost Of the pipe line being laid
on Frost street. and debt Of $4,000
which he owes the village will be cam
cclled. The agreement is subject to rat
ification BY the voters at a special meet
ing called for November AZ. A proyis-
ion covering the agreement will be I'M
serted IN the charter pending in the legis.
Iaturc. The hearing OH the proposed
charter amendments, set for Wednesday,
will De postponed for two weeks
The happy outcome OF the controversy
which had been going on for twenty
years, and which las recently threatened
I'd split tho city into two factions, was
brought about BY public spirited citizens
in the interest Of harmony mad business
welfare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
a Musical Treat.

The Choral Art club Of Boston which
includes the Rugges street, Albion and
Corinthian Quartcts, all male voices.
have been secured for grand ensemble
concert to be given at the Barre opera
house on the evening Of Thursday, Nov
cmber 18TH Included il the members
of these quartets and the club are the
following we'll known singers Of national
reputation George s. Parker Thomas
II. Johnson. George n Remcl, D. NJ.
Baboock, Clarence Wilson, J. Royal Kin
ney, Joseph Vieu, DR. Page and Mr. Ma
son. successor Of Mr. Herbert johnson
IN the Rueglcs street quartet
an these singers viii Be heard IN solo,
quartet and ensemble work It will be
without doubt the greatest musical event
ever given III this vicinity This club
has received, both as club ard the IN
diyidual members, most hattefing press
notices wherever they have sung. This
is an opportunity Of which all will be
glad to avail themselves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
Left Home In WOlcott Three
Weeks Ago
ALL TRACE OF HIM LOST
Started for Troy, N. X, to Meet His
Wife, But All Trace Of Him Lost at
Burlington---Well and Favorably Il
Known Young Man.

Or Clinton r. Gale Of Wolcott, son
Of VIM. Gale Of Trow hill, and we'll
known in this city, has been missing
from home for three weesk now and
all efforts to find him or learn OF his
whereabouts have been unavaiIing up to
the present.
Df. Gale left his home ia Wolcott
three weeks ago last evening to 90 to
Troy, n u, to meet his wife aud come
home with her. He bought a round trip
ticket 10 Burlington and borrowing q
rife from q friend started and went as
far as Burlington. There ail trace Of
him IS lost.
Mrs. Gale, who IL d daughter of Mir.
and Mrs. Il. o. Wheeler Of this city,
was visiting her sister, Mrs Densmore,
in Troy, n. ". and the doctor had writ
ten her, enclosing money for her trip
home, saying If he could get away he
would come TO Troy and meet her and
return home with her, bnt ii he was
unable To get away and did not come
she was 10 come along alone. Dr. Gale
not having arrived at Troy at the time
set for her return home. she started,
arriving in Wolcott three weeks ago
to-day, but 10 find tile doctor was not
there. Inquiry brought out the infor-
nation that he had left the day before
To meet her. He had visited all his
patients Just before his departure and
told them he would be back Wednesday
evening
Inquiry as to bis whereabouts was
made and telegram sent to Albany to
find out If be had reached that place
after Mrs. Gale left for home. All IN
quiries brought the same reply, he had
not been seen or heard from.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Wheeler, parents
of Mrs. Gale, and VIM. Gale. father of
the doctor, Of this city, went to VOL
cott Immediately and 4 search was be-
gun for, him. He was traced as far
as Burlington. but beyond that all Is
mystery. The doctor had q consider
able sum of money with him and one
theory Is that he met with foul play
Another is that he went hunting with
the rifle he had borrowed and was IN
iured or accidentally killed by it. But
this is only theory: no clue of any kind
can he found Of what became OF bin
after he reached Burlington.
Or. Gale is well known in Barre lie
was student Mt Goddard. where he
graduated in 1895. He was prominent
in athletics and a member OF the foot
bali team. After graduating from God
dard he entered Tufts college and was
the best center IN the Tufts football
team this college ever bad. He later
entered the L. Y. NJ. medical school
and was a member Of her football team.
He had been located in WoIcott for
about a year and had secured wide
practice in the short time he had been
there. His wife Is nearly Frustrated
with grief
50 sure were his family that the doc
tor would turn up all right that the
facts Of his disappearance have been
kept from the press until within a day
or two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
Record Breaking Polls In
Massachusetts
PRESIDENT VOTES EARLY
Takes Him Fifteen Seconds to Cast His
Ballot - Both Republicans and
Democrats Claim the Victory
in Massachusetts.

Boston, Nov. e.--A record breaking
vote ii being polled here today Perfect
weather, combined with The untiring ef-
forts Of the campaign managers seems
likely to bring The total vote up to thatot
Presidential years. Wakin up " Rnd
It clear and warm weather the Republican
leaders increased their estimates ofGuilds
majority and they now predict success
by over 10000. The Democrats cling to
the assertion that Moran will carry Bos-
ton By $4,000 and get a small majority
outside
The Republican managers at State
headquarters claim landslide for Guild
and say Moran is being cut al over the
State. At Democratic headquarters Gan
willie Mcfarland, Moran's personal man
ager, has raised cry Of treachery. He
saws Moran is being knitted IN Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
Sons Of Editor Stiles Of Springfield Has
Much Sickness.

Springfield, NOV. s.-Russell W. Stiles,
the thirteen -year-old son Of Frank W.
stiles, editor Of the Springfield Report
er, was successfully operated on for ap-
pendicitis Sunday morning. and is now
resting comfortably, although the dan.
ger point is not vet passed. He has
always had lot Of sickness and less
than two months ago fell from his bi.
cycle and broke the bones OF his wrist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
PRESIDENT VOTED EARLY.
Took Him Just Is Seconds to Cast His
Ballot.

Oyster Bay, Nov. 6.--Prcsident Roose-
welt took just Is seconds to cast his
ballot this morning, and il was a safe
bet lie voted straight The President
voted at o.15, at thepolling place in Pre-
cinct s, in Fishers hall, over a Chinese
laundry. Secretary Loeb followed. Just
as Roosevelt emerged from the booth
photographer let of a flash light with
loud report
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
DIDN'T IDENTIFY SMITH
Boston Business Man Denies Signature
on Checks In Court.

Bennington, Nov. 6.A man and a
woman, who gave their names as MI
and Mrs. p. G. Smith. we're arraigned
in the local court Yesterday on charge
Of forgery in connection with the pn'-
chase Of 4 farm with worthless checks
drawn on A. NJ. Smith 4 Co, l23 South
Market street, Boston
They were held for the December term
Of the Bennington county grand jury.
the woman being considered as an ac-
complice.
In the hearing yesterday in the local
court A. N Smith of Boston denied the
signature on the checks. and testified
that he had never before seen smith
and his wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
MONTHS In
HOUSE OF CORRECTION
Frank McMurphy Pleads Guilty to Keep
ing-The Liquor Ordered in
Court Today.

AS result OF the raid on River street
Sunday night in which the police seized
nine quarts of whiskey and arrested
Frank McMurphy the liquor was con
demned III court this morning and ordered
destroyed and McNurphy pleaded guilty
70 tho charge of keeping. He took the
sentence Of three and not more than
four months in tbs house Of correction
at Rutland. The costs, S4o.5o, in con
dcmning the liquor he paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
TO WE'D IN NEW YORK.
Cockran-Ide Wedding to Occur on
November H.

ST. Jobnsbury. Nov. g. The wedding
Of Miss Annie Ide, daughter Of Henry r.
ldc, formerly governors general of the
Philippines. TO Congressman w. Bourke
Cochran Of New York, viii take place at
the ST. Regis Hotel IN New York, on
Nov i7, according to relatives of the
Ide family tonight
1t was announced that the wedding
would be q quiet affair, only members Of
the families being present. After the
ceremony, Mr. Cochran and his bride
win 90 to his home on Long Island for
few days, after which they viii sail
for Egypt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
SELL RUTLAND HOTEL.
N. Quinn Buys The Berwick From Fred
II. and Mrs. A. L. Richardson.

Rutland, Nov. S. The Hotel Berwick
one Of the best in northern New England.
q four.story brick structure. has been
sold BIZ Fred II Richardson and Mrs.
Addic Z. RifhardsoD to " Quinn. owner
OF the Mountain View House. Lake Dun.
more and former proprietor Of the Barl.
we'll House.
William II yaliquette lcsse II the
Berwick, viii surrender his lease, TO de-
vote his time entirely TO the Hotel Wood
stock, New York, Of which he is pre-
prietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
NEW SUB STATION.
Consolidated Lighting Co. Moves It's
ofices TO Granite Street.

The Consolidated Lighting Co., which
has been constructing large sub.station
on Granite street. at the corner Of Burn.
ham moved its Office from Elm street to
the new location yesterday The new
station is fitted up all new apparatus
and Is connected with The power plant
with new transmission line. which en-
abes. the company TO give better and
stlrer service.
The new Offices sfe connected up with
Il one party line telephone. call 2ie-2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
c. ARIoII sURRErDERs.
Appears in Montpelier City Court and
Is Arrested.

Montpelier, Nov. sc. Arioli, whose
fruit store on Main street was raidcd
last Thursday evening, showed up in
city court this morning and surrendered.
he was placed under arrest, charged
with keeping. 5. Massucco went bail
in $3.50 for keeping and $50 on the
liquor The ease was continued till
Thursday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
FIRE in wEsTFoRD HOLLOW.
Barns of Amos Partridge Burned--In.
cendiarism Suspected.

Essex Junction. Nov, e.-The barn on
the farm Of Amos Partridge at West.
ford Hollow. about two miles this side
of Nestford village. was burned early
last evening. The cause Of the FIRE IS
unknown but is thought to have been
the work OF tranips. The barn, hog barn,
and shed were burned The stock IN
the barn and some Of the farming tools
were saved. Some Of the household
goods were moved out Of the house ss
u was thought il would burn but it was
saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
STENsLAND SENTENCED.
He and Herring Must Serve Indetermin-
ate Periods for Embezzlsment.

Chicago, Nov. g.. Paul o. Stensland,
formerly president Of the failed Mil
waukee Avenue state bank, who WAS
arrested IN Tangier and Henry WI Her
ing, cashier OF the same institution,
were yesterday sentenced by Judge Pick
ney in the criminal court to indeterini-
nate terms in the penitentiary for em-
hezzlement and forgery. The sentences
may run anywhere from one to ten
years The sentence given Stensland
is concurrent with that given several
weeks ag0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
YOUNG WOMEN KILLED.
Electric Car Struck Carriage in Which
They Were Riding.

Amsterdam, n. Y, Nov s. 4 carriage
containing Misses Lena Cook and Eva
Scott each about 20 years old was struck
by a Johnstown and Glosersville electric
car at the GAINESVILLE grade crossing three
miles from this city and both young wo-
men instantly killed,
The carriage was wrecked and the
horse killed The work Of eliminating
the crossing by carrying the tracks over
head il in progress and the structural
material is supposed to have shut of the
women's view Of the approaching car,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
CHEWING GUM MAN DEAD.
Beeman, First to Combine Pepsin and
Gum, Dies of Paralysis

Cleveland, Ohio Nov &. Dr. Edwin
r. Beeman, the we'll known chewing gum
manufacturer and millionaire. died
today Of 4 second stroke Of paralysis.
He WIS the first 10 combine pepsin
with gum, and made fortune there
bV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
NEW CANDIDATES VOTE.
aHughes by Close Shave, Hearst
Among the Dead

New York, Nov s. Both gubernator
ial candidates voted early this morning,
Hughes in a barber shop and Hearst IN
an undertalSers shop. A wag remarked:
Hughes BY close shave, Hearst Ii
among the dead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
JUMPED FROM TRAIN.
Thought 1t Was Not Going to Stop at
Station.

ST. Albans, NOV 8. Ernest Center of
Grand Isle, who jumped from train
at Rouses Point Saturday night, Is ser
iously injured internally. HE was on
his way to Plattsburg and was afraid
the train would not stop, and 50 he
jumped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
WRECKED HOUSE.
But No One Was Injured by Dynamite
Explosion

Wheeling, nv. VA. Nov. 6 Unknown
men placed dynamite bombs in scale
house under the Elm Grove Coal works
last night When the fire WAS kindlcd
today the explosion wrecked The house
but injured no one. Labor troubles are
believed TO be responsible for the deed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
Bank Robbed IL 81. 900.

la Satlc, I'LL, Noy, 6~2Th6 Farmers.
and Miners bank OF Eadd. ILL.,, was held
up and robbed today Of $1,000 hy two
mon who escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

The returns from the election in the
several cities will be received al thc
Times office tonight and those interested
are invited in TO hear them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-19
CHAPLAIN RANDOLPH
At METHODIST CHURCH

The congregation of the Methodist
church last night had the pleasure of
listening to Rev. Capt. John A. Ran
| dolph, U. S. A, attached to the 9th In
fantry, now in port.
The church was unusually well filed,
large number of soldiers being pres
ent in addition to the usual congrega
ton.
Miss Bell, the soloist and chorister,
had novelty in an anthem by trio
of young Hawaiians, which was well
sung.
Capt. Randolph took for his text
Paul s letter to the Colossians, third
chapter and seventeenth verse:
I" Whatever you do in word or deed,
do in the name of the Lord jesus
Motive, said the Chaplain, is the
keynote of Christianity. An act
which may be a virtue in one may, if
the latter s motive be wrong, become a
sin in another.
God does not require more of a man
who is member of church than he
does of one who is not member. God
is not a respecter Of persons. Misfor
tune falls on Christians as it does on.
oOO 50 IONto Tue
world, y not any particular set of per
sons.
1t is matter of obligation. We do
obligations to the person to whom we
do the favor. We owe God an obliga
ton for what He has done for us. The
church member is like man who gives
his note to settle an account and thus
admits the obligation, while an out
slider is like man who owes the same
amount under the same terms but de-
clines to acknowledge the obligation
formally.
Liberty is not restricted by the
church. Liberty is freedom in the en-
joyment of rights, but no man has the
right to do wrong. The fundamental |
principle of religion is that a man |
should honestly do the best that he |
knows.
The motive must be evident not only |
in the acts but in the words one speaks |
as we'll The old sacerdotaI idea OF |
priest and people gives us wrong i'm |
preston Not too much stress has |
been laid on the God-given call of the |
ministry. but we sometimes lose sight |
of the sacredness driving an OK team,
or laying bricks or showing a plane. |
If done with the right motive, one is
as sacred as the other.
Every man is called. God never
calls man TO do something not needed |
to be done. But where the need exists |
there must be an obligation resting
to meet it. God does not
call a man to do what he can not do.
There must exist the ability or there
can be no call from God. And, third,
there must be the opportunity. Oppor-
tunitv is God s command
God and man both place the stamp
Of approval upon the man who does
whatever he does in the name of the
Lord Jesus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-19
CONSULAR ADVICE
AGAINST MIGRATION

Consul Matsubara has just distrib-
uted a large number of posters among
plantation Japanese advising them not
TO migrate to the mainland and warn
ing them against the honeyed tongue
of the emigration agents. We hope
the same may not cause a contrary
impression upon the mind of the pros
pectiVe emigrants, as predicted by Mr..
Haga, who has sarcastically remarked
that the Consul is aiding him. though
lnnocently of course, thus, by giving
wide advertisement of the fact that
there is an agent now actively en-
gagged in assisting them to migrate"
Mr. Haga is a licensed immigration
agent under the law created by the
last Legislature. He is recruiting
japanese laborers to go to Seattle for
the Oriental Trading Company of that
city. The steamer Olympia. which is
said TO be due here on the 9th. has
been chartered by the latter company
He expects to ship away $50 laborers
in this initial trip of the steamer
which hereafter will make a regu-
lar run of once a month until enough
laborers are procured for that side
Hawaii Shinpo.