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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
MORE SULLIVAN SUPPORT.
Stationary Firemen's Union Of Bellows
Fails for Sullivan.

Bellows Falls, July l0.At regular
meeting Of the Stationary Firenen's
Union 81 Bellows Falls held there last
saturday, the following resolutions were
adopted
We the Inembers Of local union, No.
1911. international Brotherhood Of sta
tionary Firemen Of Bellows Falls believe
that labor's greatest victory can be gain
ed by lighting our enemies on the poll
tical field, aud
Whereas, the national officers OF the
American Federation Of Labor have rec
Commended to public Office those candi-
dates who propose to create the most
beneficial laws for the working men, and
we having studied the platforms and the
pa.t records Of thise men who are cfndi-
dates for the office Of governors find that
the Socialist party candidate promises
10 do most for labor, and further We
find that Fletcher d. Proctor, the Re-
lpuhlican partv candidate for governor, y
an enemy III organized labor, and that
4 perciyal NJ. Clement is likewise. toi
we find that he, when superintendent OF
the Rutland Railroad, reduced the wages
Of the section hands from Sl.o0 TO Silt
Der day and we further find that Tim
lothv sullivan. the Socialist party candi
ldnte for governor gave favorable replies
4 ~ ail questions asked by the State Fed
Grafton Of Labor; and we find that tl'
Socialist party candidate " an honor
liable and loyal member of the Qhiarr.
Workers international lnioni MAJ
who fights for labor's cause both befor
and after election. Therefore, having
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
TO BREAK in JAIL
WILL SEE JUSTICE
Alleged Lottery Dealer Gourdain Coming
to Narrangausett to Get His
Writ.

Washington. D. G., July 19.-loais
A. Gsourdain. the alleged Chicago and
New ORLEANS 9ottery dealer, who Is seek
ing by means of d writ Of inandamns -
srnstrate the efforts 81 his attorneys
10 keep him out Of the penitentiary at
Joliet. ILL.,. made an unsuccessful effort
Yesterday to file his petition in the SUI
preme court OF the United States. lie
was told BY clerk that the petition
could be acted upon only by the court
and in open session.
The then announced his intention to
make application 10 an individual JUS
tice Of the court, and said he would 50
TO Canton, O.. 70 see Justice Day if he
could be assured that he would remain
there until he could arrive. In the mean
time he would 20 to New York with the
hope OF seeing some member OF the
court there.
Gourlain. after visiting New Nork
win 20 10 Narragansett today - th'
lhope Of getting Justice White q tbs
ItInited States supreme court 70 direc'
1.-The clerk Of the court to receive th'
petition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
OFFICER SHOT
BY A BOY
Three Boys Escaped From
Industrial School
ONE HAD A REVOLVER
ana When the Officer Recaptured Them
and Called for Help Lad Drew 1t
and Fired 0fficer Danger
ously Wounded.

vergennes, July William Mcesin-
mis- division officer III the Vermont Indus
trial school. was shot yesterday utter
noon Nv Frank Iadri, committed from
at. ,Iohnshury The bullet entered the
Iupner posterior left thigh and lodged
Iaboye the lcft knee. The wound Is con
sidered dangerous although Me6innis
was resting comfortably at last reports
MIR. AIcGinnis and an assistant were
lin pursuit Of Ladri and two other boys
who had escaped from custody about
four o'clock during the afternoon in the
recreation hour They were found IL
Henry Windows meadow, about halt
mile from the school, Here they were
hidden in cIump Of bushes McGinnis
told them to come out and they obeyed
| with no appearance oil antagonism. Nc
Ginnis turned partly about TO notify
Pratt, who was nearby that the has
been found. Upon turning back McGin
inis found himself looking into the muz
xle IL d az calibre revolver, held In th'
hands al Ladri.
! McC;innis thfew bis arm forward ant
Iunconsciously assumed slightly stoop
ling position. Isadri then fred the reyol
lyer and the bullet took effect as states
labove.
4 Soon after the discharge Of the shot
lattracted by the calls Of McGinnis to
lhelp, Pratt came To his assistance, an
placing him in carriage brought bin
| 10 the school and then TO the office 2
| Or. r. G. Phelps, where the bullet wa
lextracted
1 Then Pratt. in company with Dan
Wells. who has charge of the gree
house at the school, renewed the scare
for the tree boys. Wells found thel
in Ingram's barn, about half mil
beyond the scene of the shooting. The
we're told to submit and with some r.
lluctance did 20 and were taken bac
to the school. Later I.adri was lodge
in the jail, where he awaits examination
The revolver Ladri used was one }
had stolen from the night watchman
Z room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
PROCTOR IN MONTPELIER.
Holds Conference There Today-Finds
Situation Satisfactory

Montpelier. July 10. Fletcher p.
Proctor arrived in town Last evening and
was the guest Of f. II. Deayitt. Several
prominent Republicans Of this city gath
cred az Mr.. Deavitt's home and infor-
mally discussed the coming campaign.
The Washington county Republican com.
mittee, Republican town committees OF
the county and the Hon. Frank Plnmlex
OF Northfield, the Washington county
member of the Republican state com
nittee. will meet Colonel Proctor today
IN the Knights Of Columbus hall for an
informal exchange Of IDEAS regarding
the campaign in Washington county
Mr.. Proctor came from the central
and southern portion Of the state, where
similar meetings have been held and
where very gratifying conditions are re-
ported to exist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
ALL BUT ASSISTANT JUDGE.
Democrats Of Rutland Accept Fusion
County Ticket.

Rutland, July l9.-A meeting of the
Democratic county committee was held
at the BardweIl house last night to
consider the fusion county ticket ar
ranged by the independent Republican
ana Labor paties, and Il part of the
Democratic county committee. At this
meeting il was decided to accept the
ticket a. II stands, with the exception
Of ono assistant Judge. The committee
held out for Wm. J. Walsh, who was
nominated at the Democratic county con-
rention for the position Of side Judge
Az the ticket now stands the Democrats
have two senator's, and the sheriff, the
remainder of the ticket being divided
between the Independent Republican and
labor parties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
CHELSEA.

Lyman a Burbank was in East Mont
peliev Tuesday and Wednesday on busI-
ness.
Sheriff Sqrague left Wednesday morn
ing for Il couple OF days business trip
in the interest Of the Orange County
telephone company. Mrs Sprague nc
companied him to Barre 70 visit friends
Mrs. Adelia Dewey Whitney arrived
home Tuesday afternoon from Hanover,
N. VI. where at the Mary Hitchcock
hospital she Ind successful operation
performed for the removal Of a tlfmor
from the breast, about ten days ago
since which time she has been convai'
escing rapidly.
The young people OF the Congregation
Al church win give minstrel show al
the town hall about the first Of Az
gust. RehearAais are being held iIndei
the competent instruction of Miss Liti
Barnet 81 Seattle, Wash, who il !
graduate Of the Emerson college Of ora
4 tory, who, while IL town, IS the gues
OF her friend and classmate, Miss Blaneh
Townsend
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And F.P. Carleton Of Mont
peIier for States Attorney.
ACTION BY DEMOCRATS
Taken at Caucus Last Evening
pendents Also Elect Delegates to
Their County Convention
Other o1itcal Matters.

The Democratic caucus, called for the
purpose Of electing nine delegates aud
alternatcs to the Democratic county con
yention, which is To be held n Mont
peier on Saturday, was held in the city
court room last night The meeting was
called to order BY Donald Smith, the
chairman of the Democratic city commit
tcc. S. II. Forsyth was elected chair-
man and II. Bowker Swascy secretary.
III was voted to instruct the delegates
to do all in their power to secure the
nomination of q. AV Mclcher Of this
city for iirst state senator and III y
Carleton of Montpelier for states attor-
ney. The following list Of delegate.
were elected: Donald Smith, Fred
Bruce, ]. w. Mcdonald, G D, Swasey
S. Il. Doty, w. D. Smith, p. f. McNtlty
5. III. Forsyth and John Tierney. The
delegates were empowered 20 choose
| their own aiternates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
MONTPELIER FOR COUNTY FUSION
Democrats in Caucus Vote for II in the
County Ticket.

Montpelier, July ia Democratic
caucus was held last evening in the
Knights OF Columbus hall TO elect dele
gates to the Democratic county consen.
tion be held in this city next Saturday.
Major j. $. Haley was elected chairman
and u. A Sweeney secretary. The eau
cus voted unanimously 70 endorse the
state Democratic platform and voted n
favor Of fusion county ticket. j. II.
Scnter and A. j. Sibley addressed the
caucus in favor Of the fusion ticket
nominated at Burlington. The follow
ing delegates were elected from the floor
and were given authority to choose their
own alternates: H. G. Shurtleff, ]. Il.
Senter. q. Fl. Heaton, y. y. Bailey, a.
j. SibIey. !. O. Livingstone, G. H. Sen.
ter, Thomas Gishone, J. A. AIcDonough
and Il. N. Wood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
JUMPED FROM WINDOW
TO HER DEATH
Young New York Woman Terribly In
jured at Hotel Tcuraine, Boston,
--Fsn SIX stories--Died
This Morning.

Boston, july ia young woman who
was registered at the Hotel Touraine as
Mrs. J. samuel Piza of New York was
terribly injured shortly before midnight
by jumping from the window Of her
room on the sixtb floor Of the hotel,
and she died from her injuries at the
city hospital at $40 this morning
The room occupied by the couple was
directly above the glass covered porte
cochere al the main entrance. When
Mrs. Piza jumped her body struck on
the roof Of the porte eochere Her left
leg and right arm broke through the
glass and both these limbs were almost
severed
1t Is understood that she bud herr
at sanitarimn in Mclrose, where sh'
had been treated for some nervous tTou
bic. and Ar. Piza was taking her to hel
New York home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
PRISONERS ESCAPE FORM
HOUSE OF CORRECTION
Two TRUSTEES who Worked in the Kit
chen Dig Tunnel and Get Away
Both in Prison Clothes,

Rutland, July 49, John Babbitt, age
ia and Warden Curtis, ~, trusted pris-
oners who assisted in the kitchen, 81
capped from the House "a Correction
early this morning. While breakfast
vas being prepared they went 70 the
cellar on the pretense OF getting supplies.
They dug with their hands under the
foundation Of the dining room, making a
tunhel big enough to crawl through
Both were in prison clothes and their
capture Is probable. as the officers
Throughout the county have been notI'
fed
Babbitt IL serving year for larceny
and was sentenced from Burlington
Curtis Is from Swanton and bis foui
months sentence would expire in Sep
tember.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
INSANE PATIENT
MURDERS TWO WOMEN
Ana pangerouaI- Wounds Keeper-Ths
Murderer Is Deaf and Dumb
stabbed Man and Woman
with Amputating Knife.

sranton, Pa, July 49,. a terrible
trarek occurred in the Hillside home
todavg when All insane patient killed
tuo aiher inmates and mortally wound
Cd orh of the keepers.
fhs murderer il Ignatz Krewzp, a
deaf bnd dumb Pole, who was given
worktn one of the wards with two wom-
en-. a4o insane patients, Mrs. Ann Gold
en-, tIt widow, aged SO years, and Mis-
souri, Ann Van Valen, aged 5s years,
DurirE the absence Of Keeper Richard
David. the insane man secured an am.
pntasng knife with which he stabbed
Davis and the two women. Floyd
Beentr. son Of the superintendent
knoc9ed the knife out Of the mad mans
handl
Bolh women died soon afterward and
Davis was not expected to live throngf
the hight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
STUDENTS AT WEDDING.
Robert S. Smith, Yale, 'os, Espouses
Miss Kingsley, wheaton, 'os.

Clarendon, July tp.- Many Yale and
Wheaton seminary students yesterday
attended the wedding at the Union
church Of Miss Emma w. Kingsley Of
East Clarendon, Wheaton 05, and Rob
crt s. Smith, Yale 'oe. The Rev. Oscar
Maurer of Great harrington otiiciated.
THE maid Of honor WAS Miss Maud Z.
Exton 81 ArIington NJ u, and the
bridesmaids we're Miss Nancy Adams
of West Newton. Mass, Miss Ethel Has
bronek OF Newton Highlands and AIiss
Bessie Belden of Lenox Cotton Maynard
Of Cleveland. O.. was best man.
Mr.. Smith will be ordained in Oc-
tober and will become assistant pastor
~ tic Congregational church at Mont
clair, n. j. MIR. and Mrs. smith wehl
To Nova Scotia for their wedding trip
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
CREAMERY MAN HURT.
Edward ]. Pocre Had Painting Spell,
Fell, and Cut Face.

Montpelier. July io Edward J..
poore. proprietor Of the WiIiamstown
creamery. while in the butter room OF
the Montpelier creamery today. had a
fainting spell and fell, cutting two bad
Qashes IN his forehead ana iniuring his
nose. Drs Watson and Parmenter were
called and he was taken 70 the home Of
Mr.. Pascal. where his Mounds were
dressed. lie will suffer no serious in
convenience from his injuries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
STRIKE CONTINUES 10 SPREAD.
Russian Harvest Threatened With De
Northumberland Attacked.

Warsaw, July 10. The agrarian
strike continues to spread. II now ex-
tends over several governments where
Tho harvest ii threatened with destruc
ton.
Private telegrams received here from
*. Petersburg state that the dragons
attacked peaceful meeting Of the peas
ants IN the village Of Kocherovka IN the
province Of Tamboff killing so OF the
participants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
Hardwick Farmer Was Found
Hanging From
A CHERRY TREE ON FARM
Had Been Missing Since Last Tuesday
Morning--Search Begun Tuesday
Evening There Were
Signs Of Insanity.

Hardwick, July 19.--The body of John
Montgomery, an elderly man, was found
hanging from cherry tree in the sugar
place on his farm yesterday morning.
He had left home On Tuesday morning
and search for him was begun Tues
day evening. lie was probably insane,
as he had been in an asylum several
years and had shown signs Of insanity
since.
He was e5 years Of age and leaves
widow and two sons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
RECIPROCITY WITH SPAIN.
Lines Of Commercial Treaty With United
States Have Been Settled.

Madrid, July 1o /. is reported that
the lines of tile commercial treaty be
tween the United States and Spain have
been settled. The United States will
concede an important reduction in the
duties on imported wines and brandies
and pictures. spain win accord TO Am
erica the lowest tariff compatible with
her treaties with the other powers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
THE INDEPENDENTS
Elect Delegates to the County conven
tien in Montpelier.

The caucus Of the Independent Repub-
hcans was held last night in Bolster's
block, To elect delegates 70 the county
convention, which Il to BE- held IN Mont
pelier On saturday. The meeting was
called 10 order by "A. Scampini, chair
man of the city committee. Eugene
Sullivan was elected chairman Of the
caucus. The following list OF delegates
was elected 4. Scainpini, Samuel
Kingston, John Clary, Eugene Sullivan
.P. +. Mccarthy. j. Ossola, George Beck.
lev. George Cassie, John Casellini, Ales
Cortez, RI Bombard, y. Scampini, JOIN
II. Smith, Jerry Keefe, J. Sanguinetti
c. Fl. Schneider. f. Scott, w. Brown
W. Brown and ] Shaw. The delegates
were empowered to choose their own al
ternates.
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STILL IN THE ToMBs.
LAWYER Gibson Out Yesterday on Writ
of Habeas Corpus.

New York. July lD.- Lawyer Burton
~. Gibson, committed by the coroner
70 he Tombs prison Tuesday night in
dafmllt .of $4,000 bail, 70 await the ac-
tion of TIE grand jury IN connection with
fhe murder Of Mrs. Alice D. Kinan, ap.
scared before Justice Blanchard yester.
IAN on writ OF habeas corpus secured
HI C,ibson's counsel. Argument on tho
ledality Of the commitment of Gibson
Nas postponed until today and Gibson
XII. returned to the 1ombs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
Granite From Quincy.

There came in over tile NJ. & N rail
road last night square shaped block
Of granite from West Quincy Mass
and consigned 10 Homes Bros, 1t was
quaried by 4. r. Mannix and is one OF
The largest stones ever qnarred IN
Quincy. It's weight is st,s0D pounds
The car on which it was brought to
Barre il onu Of four that were specially
constructed by the government on whici
to carry its heavy guns from The Charles
town Navy Yard 70 San Francisco, X
be shipped TO Manila.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
LOST IN UNDERGROUND STREAM
Young German Couple on Honeymoon
Fall into Gorge.

Geneva, Switzerland, July ~. Az q
young German couple, who were spending
their honeymoon touring Switzerland,
and d guide, were visiting the Gorge
Tete Noire, above Chamoix, the wooden
bridge on which all we're standing sud
denly collapsed, allowing them total into
the gorge. They were swept away By an
underground stream below.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
scALpED BY TRAIN.
Man on Engine Leans Out at Wrong
Moment.

Utica, n. Y, July iD.-Warren Lon
don. brakeman, Of CarbondaIe. Pa,
while riding on the engine Of Delaware
& Hudson freight train between Alton
and Sidney, leaned out over the side. AZ
that moment Il passenger train whlzzing
by hit him on the head and practically
scalped him.
Forty stitches were required 70 re-.
store the scalp to is original position.
London II thought TO be recovering.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
BEFORE FEDERAL JURY.
vi II. Luckett Of Burlington and w. +.
Nelson of Rutland Testify.

Jamestown, \. ", July 10. The fed
erk orand iury's investigation of the
cihree Of rebates against the Standard
Ill Company and the Pennsylvania rail.
,dad company MAS turned n to new
cHnneIs Yesterday afternoon, when Yer
nlnt and Rutland railroad officials were
Examined. The witnesses were " Il.
Lhekett. freight agent Of the Centfs
Vbmont railway at Burlington, VT
akd W 4. Nelson, freight agent Of the
Rtland railroad at Rutland, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
coPyIsTs STRIKE
Those Employed in Copying Names Of
Policyholders at Albany Quit.

Albany, y. T.. July 10 Half of the
eopyists engaged in the work Of copying
names and addresses Of the t,S00.0o0
poIieyholders Of the New York and Mu-
tual Life Insurance Companies, struck
this morning for more pay, only the
copyists hired In Albany remain 1T
work, those brought here from New
York having gone out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
TO RELEASE LYNcHERs.
Motion to Have Indictments Against
Them Quashed.

Charlotte, n. G.. July io.--Judge Shaw
Yesterday entertained motion TO quash
the indictments against the alleged
lynchers Of John v. Johnson AT Nades-
borough on the ground that they could
not properly be brought in Union county.
The counse for the State appealed to
the State supreme court. The 30 de-
PENDANTS were held in $1,000 bonds each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
FLEE FROM SHOCKS
OF EARTHQUAKE
Refugees from the Towns Of the Rio
Grande Valley Are Coming Into
the Large Cities.

Santa Fe, N NJ, July l9.-Two more
earthquake shocks occurred at Soroceo
yesterday morning. The shocks were felt
distinctly as far south as El Paso, TeA.,
where Tuesday street car was thrown
from the track BY shock Refugees from
Sorocco and other towns in the Rio
Gsrandc valley are daily coming to Santa
Fe and Albuquerque.
All night long one tremor after au-
other passed over the lower Rio Grande
Aalley But few have slept in houses
for the past three nights. Observers
reported thin spirals Of smoke n the
lava fields in the direction Of Alamo
Gordo, probably from hot springs.
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DEATH OF MRS. ]. S, vILEs.
Came Unexpectedly at Montpelier This
Forenoon.

Montpelier, July 10.-A suddenly de-
yeloped heart weakness brought death to
Mrs. j. S. viles this forenoon after two
DAYS OF apparently the most encouraging
symptoms of progress TO complete re-
co,ery from an operation for chronic
appendicitis. The sudden death Of Mrs.
Viies is great shock % her many
friends. SHE was operated. On only o,l
Monday and passed through il with
success and every hope was entertained
of her recovery. She is survived by a
husband. Jesse 5. Viles, proprietor OF
the Pavilion, a daughter, katherine, aged
6. her mother, Mrs, Oliver i. Bailey and
tho brothers, d. b. and ]. Edward
Bailey.
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Rutland, July 40. Clifford G. Harding
Of Oneonta, \. Y., charged with passing
worthless checks 70 the amount o. SRI
on y. w. I.aior. one of the propfietor'
of the Barslwell House, was arraignet
ii city court yesterday. He waived ex
animation and wos bound over to th'
county court in $1,000 bail, which h'
failed to furIfish.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
TWO WINDSOR CONVENTIONS.
Democrats and Independents to Meet At
White River Junction July 70.

White River junction, July 19.--The
Democrats and independents IN the
town Of Hartford each hold q town eau
ems here July II TO elect delegates to
the Windsor county convention Of each
organization, to be held here July 2s.
Ii is understood that the two conven-
tions will adopt a fusion ticket for eoun-
ty officers.
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TO BUY OUR RAILS.
Toronto Street Railway to Abandon the
English Market.

Montreal, July l0.--J, r. Fleming,
manager of the Toronto street railway,
has announced his decision not to pnr-
chase any more steel rails IN England,
going 10 the United States for them IN,
stead. This decision has been arrived
at because the English works attending
to home orders Of another type delay
the delivering Of Toronto rails.
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McKinley,s Niece Marries.

Des Moines, la., July 49,. Grace Howe
Mckinley, a niece OF President Mckin
lev, was married at Fort Des Moines
last night to Captain t;rayson Willard
IIcidt Of the nth cavalry. Among tile
pifts was mahogany chest Of 106 pieces
of silver from Mrs. William Mckinley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-19
ANNUAL MEETING OF DIRECTORS
The wetmore & Morse Co. Directors
Reorganize

Montpelier, July io.--The directors
Of the Wetmore Morse granite COM
pany met today and reorgnnized by re-
electing w Il. Adams president, f. NJ.
Cory vice president and Z. P. Coleman
treasurer, manager and clerk. Albert
Johonnott was reelected president, but
declined to serve longer, As he thought
Younger man should have the posi-
tion. His resignation was accepted with
expressions Of regret. The company has
had most prosperous year and a
greater amount OF business has been
done than in any other year since the
organization Of the company.
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COMMISSION ON MEMORIALS.
Gov. Bell Has Appointed One to Select
Them for Seth Warner and Re-
member Baker.

st. Johnsbury, July 19.Governor
Bell has appointed Mrs Samuel Z. Pin
gree Of Hartford, Mrs. Edward q. smith
of st. Albans and Representative N, U
EIapgood Of Peru as a commission 70
investigate and report to the next gen
eral assembly upon the subject Of suit.
able mcBorials to Col Seth Warner and
Captain Remember Baker This commisl
sion II appointed under joint resolu'
tion passed BY the last general al
semhly.
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APPOINTED TO STATE JOB.
Civil Esgineer c. r. Allen, Jr, Goes to
New York.

Former City Engineer &. r. Alien, ~,
has received word from Albany, :. NJ,
that he has been appointed an assist
ant engineer III the state engineering
department Of the state q New ioIk
at salary much larger than that ~
received aS city engineer IN Barre Mr.
Allen leaves tonight on his way -
Albany, where be viii report Monday
morning to state Engineer Van Alstyne
for duty.