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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
HE SHOT AND DIDN'T HIT
And Later He Was Searched for Liquor,
at Fort Ethan Allen.

Burlington. Jam H. AT midnight
Saturday 6haFles Il I-ittleGeld ana I'ri-
yate Thomas Ingram, two 18TH cavalry
men, were placed III thp guard house
at Fort Ethan Allen as prisoners Acs
terflaY Captain Henry " Smither aeiz.
ed government property 81 the premises
of Il, II Gauycan, adjoining the Teserya-
tion, and Sheriff Horton and one Of bis
deputies seized at Mr., Gonyeau's place
l5 cases ef lager been and SIX cases Of
empty bottles.
The trouble began about midfiieht
Saturday, when Mrs. Gonyeau was awak-
ened By loud pounding on one Of the
doors She called TO Mr. Gonyeaii, who
was ia bed lie says; 4 got up and
partly dgessed, seized single barrel.
hgceeh loading rife and two cartridges
and started for the back door. ! heard
pounding all of the time and thought
some one was trying To break into my
laundry. IN lpadinq niy gun aeei
dentsllv pulled tho trigger and one shot
was Cred INTO the ground. ! then saW
three men running down Az embanknlent
and | ofdered thea to halt They enh+
tiDued to rpu ava fired b shot, which
dad not take effect. Mg wife put her
head out Of tile bed room window and
called sentrie. Scntrics" had one
man covered and told him would put
bullet through him. | had taken only
two cartridges and made mistake in
chilling 90 my wife to bring me more
cartridge The man, taking advantage
Of the knowledge that ! had no more
ammunition. ran into the woods. The
guard appeared ~ tbis time and took
charge of The situation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
SUES FOR NEGLIGENCE.


Rutland, Jan. 1aAA negligence suit
for $4,000 has been brought against
the Cooperative Telephone company bY
J. N ST Clair of Fair Haven, admin
istrat0r Of the estate Of Nelson N. ST.
Clair, the latter being Killed while in
The employ Of the company ST. Clair,
who was lineman, was electrocuted
By touching 9 noninsulated electric light
wire while AZ work on pole. Tie ac-
eideut occurred July eJ 1905.
Owen Doran Of lastlet0n has sned
the Lake Bomoseen Slate company for
$1,000 for injuries received while work.
ing il che company's quarry 8afeh "a,
1908 The plaintiff alleges that a mass
Of stone near thc elae of inc quarry
was loosened by 4 blast ana fell into
the quarry, breaking one 81 bis legs
and otherwise brnising him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
PASSENGERS RESCUED
FROM STRANDED STEAMER
Picked Grew Struggled in Perilous Trip
Flom Atlantis City, N. j., and
Was Cheered by Anxious
Crowds. !.

Atlantie. Il u. Jan ~ After spend.
ing ~ hours in terrible anSiety lest
they be wrecked and swept into the sea-,
the passengers and crew, sixty in all
of the Clyde line steamer Cherokee
bound from san Domingo for New York
which went aground on the i}ligantine
shoals Friday, We're rescued late Neater-
day afternoon and landed at the inlet
here Captain Archibald, two mates and
the ships carpenter elected TO remain
on board the stranded gteamer. The res,
cne was accomplished by Capt Mark
Caste and q picked crew in the sioop
yacht Alberta, and their experience was
almost as Thrilling as that of the
stranded passengers. More than thou.
sand persons greeted the storm-tossed
party Is the sloop sailed into the inlet
with the report than all hands were
safe Not in years have the inhahi-
tants Of Brigautine and Absecom beaches
been 80 wrought up for the safety Of
q stranded hips company, ard never
were SO many attempts made nor such
Iperilous chances taken TO reach the ship
in the face Of Il fierce northeast Atlantic
storm as we.e ycRtBred in the rescue
"a tht AittoNtNH : iiit -
Among those landed was Lieut. II. ~.
/. Walker, formerly OF the United
States cruiser Yankee. who was retnrn-
ing TO Washiagton from Puerta Plata.
lie said tile scenes aboard the steamer
were heart-rending
The women prayed and the men paced
ta end ffn. believing Tint the great
waves were washing over the helpless
vessel and would tear hcr % pieces.
All 81 Saturday night ana sunday morn-
ing the passengers ana crew were bud
died about fire in the galley The
terrific pounding the vessel had receive
ed from the waves had eaused the vessel
70 strain and leak badly Early Satu
day night ten feet of water was in the
steamer and all fires went ont with the
exception Of The one 10 the galley
Only the hlayest Of the crew. tie
llieutenant said, vcntilred on the deck,
for the sen was pounding the vessel
hard and often the waves passed clean
over the deck. II was trying night,
he said, and many Of those on board
gave up hope
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
rro.ra.t y MoLh Es.alnIaaIIaa.

BoEton. Jan, i5.-llr y. q. Howard,
a;reranr 81 Tho national bureau Of en-.
tataeiory. anroanerd during Lecture
Nj hortiertral halI saturday with some
notifications an cariy pnpesi q the
~ eYminatioh 81 the gypeE Aad brown
tai moth IL this state a ecres are
Rsssd on thc Importation alreFdy III 30.
asa ;nsaaf parsfifes and tic coming og
900 ,rcrc Tfest insects me agl Is.
neeted ~ hatch this sPrng srd eataF
f,non destruction 81 the moth pests.
Br Toward espcctol tbat n9 dafgeF
of aee ncst srrosd would follow tie
introdtetioa Il thc parasite as gae let
ter conid thrive only bF nc increase
Of theft natural prey ne syrsy una
btawn tail moth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
TWO KILLED BY ELECTRICITY.
Death in Severe Storm in New York
Early Sunday Morning.

New York, Jam 15. Two persons met
death as a result Of the storm which
swept over New York and neighboring
cities early yesterday, both ny electro
cution due To contact with fallen electric
wires. Seet, SNOW and rain, which froze
soon after il fell, created condition in
the streets which threatened to tie up
vchiculer traffic, Many electric light
ing, telephone and telegraph wires, heav-
ily coated with ice, gave way under the
strain, and coming into contact with
Che more heavily charged Of these one
man was killed in Long Island City at
almost the same time another man met
similar fate in Newark, n. J. Many
persons suffered from the injuries re.
eeived By falling on the slippery pave.
ments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
FoRGER MORE THAN a YEAR.
Leland W Prior's Dealings ARE Being
Brought 10 Lieht.

Brought TO Llght.
ticrelana, O,, i'm, l5. Tle Plain
Ielan8 IN Pfiof's forecTies thus far
brought Id light amount 10 S705,030.
They consist 81 two issues Of $250,000
Of Alpea (sieh) boHds, one Issue of
S}oa.0a0 u Canton (0hio) bonds aud
one issue Of South sharon {pa.l bonds.
Thesa egn.ties were SO distributed
anong the various large belks as col
lateral tliat the loss 10 the various
banks will be bat triaing and wholly un-
important The loan supported BIZ these
bonds that have bcen made at the vari-
ous country banks age also ngdl com.
pared with the resources Of The institu-
tions.
The examination Of Tie aTairs and
records of The company Is practically
romplcsea and tic detailed statenent
guelit to be feadg for the information of
HE Creditors during tie en1ly part Of
ne woek II II not known iust ut
Aha. tl'uc tl.e committee win decide to
nate il public. There is some checking
II the aecoants yet 60 te done and
tanle veriicatiou of detailed meters.
satug9ag HE Offices, which wore closed
Mt once after Mr. Prior shot himself,
were again oreael ami George Dennison.
Wha was in charge Of Tie bond dergrt-
ment before TIE failure, acting for the
baaNofs' committees, spent the day help
inr thr cTeditos With information re-
earding The stains 81 their aceolnts.
nc had been o fcrcer FOR moro han 8
vear prior to biz death, and Ike had
I.1 80 a4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
TREMENDOUS FORGERlES
TN CLEVELAND FAILURE
Deficit Of Firm Of Denison, Prior & Co.,
WIN Approximate 100000, Of
Which About One-half Is De-
clared to Have Been Forgery.

Cleveland, Jan. Regarding the to-
tai liabilities and assets of the firm Of
Denison, Prior & Co., and the chances
for a distribution for the creditors 4
member of the bankers committee Last
evening made the following statement
based on The information cleaned from
the books up To the close OF The examin-
alton of Saturday
The indicated liabilities Of the firm
aside from the forged bonds known to
be outstanding, win amount 70 between
100000 and 100000. The indicated
assets are between s49000o and $500,
600. There will be loss to the creditors
Il about 100000 according to the out
look and the information in the hands
OF the committee.
.fn addition to this there are band
frauds amounting to 100000 already
: known, so that the combined deficit gill
be from st,250,00O TO S1,50o,0o0.p
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
INSTALLED JOINTLY.


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
HERO LOST LIFE
Saved His wife and Child in 4 New York
Fire.

New YoFk, Ian. l5.AsA the fremen
were about ID rescue him, John A. Hart
an Insurance agent living on the top
floor Of the four-story apartment house
at 6s West 9Gth street, which was de-
stroYed by fire early yesterday, was
overwhelmed BY the flames and burned
to death. Firemen climbed on sealing
ladders to the room where Hart was,
reached through the window and seized
tie bath robe in which he aas clad when
the fall of the burning timber knocked
him from their grasp. The gust Of fame
that followed drove back the firemen
ard when they could again enter the
room after the fire was under control
Hart was dead.
Before he was overcome Hart had say
cd Ills Wife end four.y .yearsold son, whom
he handed out the front window to the
firemen on that side, Instead Of follow
ing them he seemed to lose his head and
ran back INFO the llames from Which the
tlrenlen made a vain attempt to rescue
him. Al Of the tenants Of the house
escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
HIS BODY FOUND
BESIDE THE TRACK
Charles B. Renaud Of st. Adams Killed
at IberviIle, P. o. Last Night,
Being Run over by His
Own Train.

St Adams. Jan. Is. Charles b. Re.
maud, aged rs years, brakeman in the
employ of the Central Vermont railroad,
was killed at lberyille n Q., last night,
by being run over by \ train. Hc was
assisting tile train crew iii picking UP
ears when he was knocked from ear
hy bridge Nothing was known 81 tho
accident lit the time. When ne was
missed search was instituted and the
mangled body was FOUND beside the
track, Both legs were run over and the
fingers en- his left hand were severed.
He leaves widow, his parents, two
brothers and two sisters,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
cHIMNEY cRAsHEp rHRoueH.
But Not One of Fifteen Persons was
Killed,

New York, Jan. 15.- Fifteen persons
sleeping on tie top Goor of a tenement
house IN East 4ard street had il nar.
row escape from death Yesterday when
30 feet 81 4 bic chimney, seven feet
squale, fell from an adjoining factory
and egashed through the roof Of Che
dwelling. Although several tons Of
brick tore through to the third floor
of the tenement, no one was injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
BOUND HAND AND FOOT.
Famous Bank Robber Taken to Dame
mora, N. X, Prison.

Albany, n. NJ. jim ls.~-Charles r.
0Gonnell tile famous bank robber who
escaped from Clinton prison III 1909.
and who HAS Just finished term III
4 prison ~ Germany from which place
BE was brought bank on Saturday, left
Albany Tor Danneplora at eleven o'clock
last night in charge Of Warden Devo,
state Detective jackson and Captain
King. O'Connell was in chains and was
bound hand and foot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
Knows NOTHING or IT.
Concerning the Story Concerning prasi-
dant's Alleged Statement.

Washingtoo, y. q, Jan. i5.- Repre-
sentative BabcocS Of Wisconsin III diss
cus ina Tie stnry that President Roose.
yelt had Gent bin word "'That money Is
Icing aSod Y defeat thc stateiool bill,"
said tudaE That IA knew nothing to sup
port tiie atosy. "No member of the Mis-
soiti'i delegation haa given me any such
me gageP said he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
NArIoNAL RoARD OF rRApE.
Convention to BE Held in Washington
This Week.

Washington, d. q, Jan. til. The 36th
annual meeting Of the national board
Of trade will begin here tomorrow It
will tie attended By representatives from
local commercial boards in 40 different
cities, and principal board Of 10 different
states. The subjects to be discussed will
be railroad rate legislation, merchant
marine, postal affairs, consular service,
tariff and insurance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
NORWICH LOST.
Burlington High School Winner 10 Bas-
llet Ball, 70 to 10.

Mortified, Jan is. Norwich uniycr.
sity was defeated At basket ball hv
the Burlington high school team IN the
Armory Saturday evening, % 60 49,.
Both teams were evenly matched in
weight The Norwich team included
four freshmen.
At the eHd OF The first half Norwich
was ahead by only one point, the score
being 3 to $. IN the second half, the
high school tied the rrofe with foul,
and there was no time after that when
there was 4 difference in The score br
more than two points until The end of
the game. Tho high school was more
effective in throwing baskets, but Nor
Hich was more sure ii passing
With only three minutes to play ana
the score tied, the hiah school threw a
basket, AT this point the referee Called
q double foul Holcombe was success
ful n throwing the basket, aud The whis
Sic blew for the end before Watson nude
try at the basket The game was viii
messed by very large and excited
crowd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
ROTTEN TIES
NOT THE CAUSE
OF Recent Wreck On Central
Vermont R. R.
SAY THE COMMISSIONERS
Bnt They Severely censure the Rail
road for the General Condition
and Demand That Repairs
Re Made

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
TIT oAEDAI,E CEMETERY,
Funeral o. President Harper Conducted
Yesterday.

Chicago lan. i5. rhp b9dg of Will
lam Rainy llarpeF late pre- iseat 81 ne
yesterday u o vault IN Oakdaie GENE
terry laa dnal testing place oi tt hpdy
of Che distinguished oducat9r viii, hoW.
evef be on the university campus.
where il isplonned to build 6 memorial
chapel and crypt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
MRS. MARCIA FREEMAN.
Death Of Woman Well Known in
Barre.

Mrs. Marcia Freeman, wife Of Ed
mind freeman, late resident of Plains
field, 3iel a Weston, alass., q tho home
Of their son, Charles, last saturday.
The funeral will Be al Weston, Masa.,
Tuesday ana intclment viii 30 at Plain-
field Wednesday morning, the remains
arriving about $50 d. nt Mrs Freeman
Yves daughter Of the late Alvin Dury
of this city, who formally lived in the
brick house on Prospect street, opposite
w r shepard's present residence. A
husband and tire SONS, Charles, Edmund
and Liuley Of Weston, Mass, are left
TO mourn her loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
WILL BE REApPolNTED.
Several Vermont Postmasters Are Sc
locted for Old Positions.

Washington, D. G, Jan 10. It Is
announced BY the post office depart
ment chat Tie president will shortly
appoint the Following presidential pot-
masters in Vermont:
John a. sheldon Rutland; Paul q.
Ross poulmcf Burt Merritt, Brandon;
=. L. Austin. johnson. Tho terms of
these men are about 70 expire They
have held Office eight Years.
The post oiliec at Richmond hae bes
como q prcsidential Office 81 the third
class.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
SeymOre Farrar, Aged 65,
Killed at East POultney.
WAS STRUCK BY TRAIN
As Horse Was Killed, Also---charles p.
Renaud, Central Vermont Brake
man, Killed at Ibervilie,
r q, Last Night.

Rutland, Jan. ~ seymore Fanar Of
East Ponltaey, aged 50 years, was
struck while driving this morning in
his home town, BY . d. 3 II. railroad
train, His legs We're seryered n the
hips. He died at noon His horse was
killed. IIe leaves i wife md one daugh-
ter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
MARR1AeE AZ MoNrpEr1ER.
Grace Ainsworth the Bride Of Harry L
Spore.

Montpelier, Jan. l5.- Al $3.50 o'cloel.
last evening occurred the marriage Of
Miss t4face Ainsworth, daughter Of Mrs.
Nettie Ainsworth, to Harry /. Sopcr.
the Rev A. N. Lewis officiating. The
naid of honor vas Alr Ida Tucker End
Che greomsoian was John Conlev The
Episcopal service w1s used. Mr.. and
Mrs soper left on the midnight train
for q Welding trip Through northern New
York. The groom has purchased G. W.
Bonnettcs barber shop in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
DEATH or 4 VETERAN.
George w. Spencer Of Calais Died in
Soldiers Home.

George w Spencer Of Calais Died in
Soldiers Home.
George W. spencer a yetsran Of the
Civil var and longtime resident Of
Calais, died at the soldiers home in
Bennington yesterday, aged n years.
The body viii be brought to Montpelier
this evening. and the funeral VIII be
held tomorrow morning at tea o'clock
froH the Church of the Messiah. The
buried will be in Calais. MT. spencer
was taken to Bennington only two
months ago, ana his wife has only Just
been released from the lIeaton hospital
il Montpelier, where she was taken for
treatment lor caneerous trouble.
Mr.. Spencer was for long time a
merchant at WrightsyilIe, going from
there to North Calais. He enlisted in
Go. G Of the Ist W. cavalry 10 1861,
and was discharged because Of disability
in 1903.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
Tned and Acouitted.

Rutland. jan l5.--Stcphen Craiain
salon keeper and W. n yaliquettc. pro.
prietor Of the Berwick, were disclosed
upon by Thomas W. Soxon, habitual
drmkard. Crasiu was tried and acqnit.
tod. The BerwIek case wns continued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
Fahey q Co. Of Cleveland Go
To Wall Today.
LIABILITIES NOT KNOWN
They say That the Defalcation of a
Trusted Employee II Cause Of Dowa-
fall-Huge Forgeriea in An
other Cleveland Case.

Cleveland, Jan. 15.--Fahey s Co.,
members Of the Cleveland stock ex
change, announced their suspension this
morning because OF the defalcation Of
q trusted employee. They make no
statement Of their liabilities but say
their books are Id such shape that il
viii taie some time 70 straighten them
ont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
MAY BE- sTRIKE.
Bridge Workers nc Meeting at cleve-
Land Today.

Cleveland, Jan 15 TIE executive
board Of the International Association
of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
net kefe tcday W cons def ne calling
of gcaeral strike against the employ
ers HI III TIE hlilding trades Of Ne#
York and tic calling Of 2 strike against
tie material furnished by The Amcrical
pridge company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
CONDUCTOR KILLED.


Troy, u. ~, Jan, i5 \ Delaware
and Hudson tran from the north due
heFe 1T ag5 tGs morning, ran into u
car Qf the United Traction Company III
Bleeeiler street, Greu Island The con.
dletor Of the motor car, James Cox,
mas killed and several passengers we're
injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
wAs REspEcrEp REsIpENr.
Funeral Of Frank Martin at Williams
town Today.

tVHN NNWNJ'
Williamstown Jan l5.- The funeral
Of Frank Martin was held today at
his house, Rev n A. Kimbal oilicat.
ing, assisted by Rev. T. G. Nichols, q.
AZ Edison conducting. Mr. Martin was
natiYc 81 this town and highly
respected citizen, having been chosen q
I'LL nearly an tle important Offices Of
the town. lIo was ain honofel member
Of tho Grange, having been master for
several years. Hc leaves wife ana two
daughters, Mrs Frank Bancroft of Barre
and Mrs. Bcni Baiicy, and twin sis
ter, Mrs Geo. W. l-ynle, OF this town
Mr. Martin was 60 years Of age on
Dee. 8.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
or SPINAL MENINGITIS.
pitts1ord BOY Died Of Dread Disease
Last Night.

RutIand Jan. ls.--Harom e., ttc 3.
vo7r.old soa OF Mr. and MRS Harry
Bowoni IL Pi,tetosd, dicl e'nday night
Of cerebro spinal meningitis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
FAILURE Az ST. PAUL.
James Dorzn ccnTpny Has Liabilitiea
Of $500 COO.

st. Paul, Jan. H. The James Doraa
company, commission merchants. have
failed. Their lisbili.ics alc estimated
st S190.0D9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
a NOVEL SUIT
Brought by James Fine Against Town
CT Middles,x


Montpelier. Jan. IS. s novel trial
was held in the citv court today, it be-
INC that Of james Fine aglin5t the town
q MiddleseX The plaintiff sues 70 re-
cover damages for two COWS. Ihc COWS
he had IN pasture and they broke
through The fence. Tho animals wan
dered to Joseph I.eno's moving, whore
they were chased BY dogs. Becoming
frightened, they dashed into a wire fence
50 that their usefulness was destroyed,
according 70 Mr.. Fine He brings suit
under state law which provides for
damages to animals by dogs
James f. Smith. local agent for tbe
NJ. & W. railroad. leave tonight on
business trip to Chic1go.
Mr. and Mrs. James Murray Of North
field are visiting in the city for q few
days.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-08-04
One on the Con

q uCtOTs
Indignant Pas
senger-Sir! That
is three times you
have asked me for
my fare.
Mortified Con-
ductor -I-I- I
beg your pardon,
sir.
Indignant Pas
senger-Oh, very
we'll. I was just
going to tell you
that if you kept
on asking me l
might be persuad-
ed to pay it after
a w lille. Here S
where I get off.