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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
.PLATTSBURG TURNS OVER
Sl35IO, AS ORDERED
Treasurer Wishart Returned Last Night
After Stormy Session With
the New York Man
agement.

Treasurer Charles II. Wishart OF the
lntercity bali team returned from Platts-
burg, \. y, last night. with the Sls5.i0
which the Northern league ordered
Plattsbtrg to turn over ta Barre Mont
pelier as its half Of the July 4th gate
receipts in the New York city. The mon
ey was not forthcoming without an ef-
fort. however, and Mr. Wishart was
pointed ont as the man who was rob
hing Pittsburgh and trying to drive
Plattsburgh out Of the league etc,
etc.
Treasurer Wishart first stopped IN
Burlington and got thc order 81 Secre-
tary Beatty Of the league TO Manager
Daley Of Ottawa and Umpire McCioud
not to play the scheduled Ottawa
Piattshurg game until the money was
paid 10 the lntereity. Mr.. Wishart then
saw the Plattshurg management and the
latter demurred al the payment. where
upon they We're told that they might
pay the money any time before three
o'clock OF else be debarred from playing
yesterdays game. Five minutes before
the limit they turned over the money
and signed an agreement to the effect
that the postponed game Of the July
It'll double-header should be PLAYED of at
the option of the Intereity any time
during July or before August IS, and
that the gate receipts be divided with
the Champs
Matters being thus adjusted, AIr.
Mishart came hene and the Plattsburg.
Ottawa game was played. There was
no raid on the local gate receipts yes-
teTcay as intimated, because Of the
agreement to play the postponed game
later,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
Baseball Notes.

The hits Of Warner came in the first
half Of the game, and OF Rudolph in
the last half,
Williams was the only man on either
team to get two hits, and one Of those
was a scratch.
When player will run plumb into
the players bench after foul, as Eaton
did, It Is trying some.
There was 2 good deal Of kicking on
both sides against Umpire llassetts des
cisiops on balls and strikes.
n was hard game for Rudolph %
lose, after holding the Champions down
e two bits for siN innings and no
runs.
For six innings Manager MctlsnuS WAS
seen pacing up and down ID front OF the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
MURDERER A SUICIDE
in ELR0Y, WIS, JAIL
Slayer Of Miss Ellison in Minneapolis
Hotel Struggled in Weapon
by Some Unknown
Means.

Elroy, Wis, July i2.-N. NJ Riggs,
who was under arrest here for the muir.
der OF Miss Nellie Ellison at Minnea.
polls, has committed suicide.
Riggs was conductor on the North
western railway and Killed Miss Ellison
at the National hotel in Minneapolis,
Tuesday. How be managed 10 secret
the weapon, with which he shot himself
in JAIL is q mystery
Riggs was arrested here yesterday
afternoon on information from Ninnea
polls. Riggs Il said to have been Miss
Ellisons business adviser, and there is
evidence to show that he accompanied
her 10 the National Bank OF Commerce
Tuesday when size had a draft for ST.,
74l eashed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
AUTO TOUR STARTS.
GIidden Trophy Contest Is Also on To-
dav.

Buffalo, July IL. The first car in the
third annual tour of the American Auto
association and the second annual con.
test for the GIidden trophy started at
TIA this morning. Today's rim was TO
Auburn, a distance Of 1875 miles There
was lapse Of three minutes between
the cars in starting and the last one
did not get away until 10 o'clock.
In the endurance test the automobiles
will be required to maintain a schedule
under conditions that would not be
asked Of locomotive which runs on a
fixed roadbed. The skill of the drivers
Of the different cars will me a most
important factor in settling the final
award
The driver must arrive at the sew
eral stations on each days Journey ex-
actly on time, and fraction of min
ute advance or behind the specified time
will mean a penalty. 10 do this each
pace, and he must know how to make
up time under any emergency that may
arise.
The weather will have great deal
to do with the success of the run, for
If there should be a rainy spell the roads
up through Canada viii make it very
rough travelling, and in some sections
Of this state the route is none too good,
under the most favorable conditions.
The members of the trophy commit
tee will meet as soon as the tour ends
at Breton Woods on July 2S and the
name OF the winner win be announced
at the earliest possible moment. This
committee consists OK David Herman
Morris, president Of the automobile club
of America; George Il. McQuesten, rep
resenting the automobile club Of Great
Britain and Ireland, and Willie X. Nan-
derbilt, representing the automobile club
OF Germany and France, and Charles
y. Glidden, the donor Of the trophy.
More people are directly and indirect
~ interested in this tour than in any
other event Of its kind ever held in
America, and in point Of number Of cars
on y the road, including non-contestants,
il win compare fayorablv with any au.
tomobile touring event held anywhere
in England or on the continent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
TRAVIS In FORM.
Made ae-Hoie Qualifying Round Below
the Record.

Englewood, ~ j., Walter J. Travis
yesterday carried on the gold medal Of
tered BY the United States golf associa
tion for the low score in the 36 holes
qualifying round for the amateur cham
pionship.
With a score Of II in his pocket, made
Tuesday, he began his round on the
Engewood g. G. links Yesterday with
conditions perfect. the putting greens
having been benefited by Tuesdays rain.
There was not wind enough to float the
clubs streamer Of green and white,
which Tapped lazily round the flagstaff
Travis made rs, which gave him a
total of 1862, the lawest score by three
strokes ever made in a 36.hole quali-
fyirg round in the national event.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
AT HIS OWN REQUEST.
Col. W. b. Wallace Of Fort Ethan Allen
Will Probably Retire Soon.

Fort Ethan Alien. .Iuiy 12.-Col. Wm.
B. Wallace, commanding the 18th cay.
airy and commandant at this post, has
application to be placed on the retired
list, and II il expected that he will be
retired this fall With the rank OF briga-
dieF general.
Col. Wallace win not accompany the
troops 10 Mt. Gretna, Pa, for the ma.
tional manoeuyres. but will probably re-
main in command Of Fort Ethan Allen
unless he receives d sick leave The
18th cavalry and 23rd and 27th bat.
teries field artillery, which 20 to Mt.
Gretna, will be commanded BY LieGten-
ant Colonel +. II. Hardie, who has been
commanding the first squadron, 18th
cavalry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
And Injuries Many Others In
Buffalo
ONE M0TOTMAN IN LIST
Both Trains Were Running Rapidly Last
= NiBht-- The Accident Is Laid to
Mistake in Reading
oder.

Buffalo, N. ", July 12,A train Of
two trolley cars, westbound from Lock
port on the lines Of the International
Railway company and due at Tonawan-
da at 915 o'clock last night ran into an
open switch at a siding Just east Of
Martinsville, and crashed into a trolley
freight motor and train Of seven
freight ears which were lying on the
siding waiting for the passenger train
to 20 by. Five persons were killed out
right and score injured, some Of whom
may die.
The dead are:
John Bittlman, motorman, Lockport.
Charles i, Hutcheson, negro, Lockport.
Unknown woman. head crushed.
Girl and boy, supposed to be brother
and sister, names unknown.
List of initued
Theodore Nestman, Buffao, head and
arms injured.
Henry Erpell. Buffalo, head lacerated.
DR.. Il, A. WieIand, Buffalo head in
jured, hand crushed
H. j. Walz, Buffalo, head cut; right
arm broken.
Mrs, Emma II. Maloney, Buffalo, head
cut. internal injuries.
NJ, a. Siekles, Buffalo, head and body
bruised
Miss Florence schomberg, Buffalo,
bruised and cut
Elizabeth =. Williams, Buffalo, bruis-
ed
NJ. yf;-.;,;, Sa,,Ja,..a,, r,,es.t1 =;
ternal injuries.
4. +. Brown, Lockport, back injured; ;
legs cut
Henry Erick, Tonawanda, severely
bruised
William Fritter Lockport, conductor,
left palm cut open, face cut, bruised.
Lee johnson motorman both legs
crushed, will probably die.
The passenger cars were going al d
high rate Of speed when the accident
occurred and the impact was terrific.
The foremost ear was utterly deIholish-
ed. The wedge shaped end Of the rear
car completed the work Of destruction.
Members Of the relief parties did not
at first realize that two passenger cars
were involved, so complete had been
the demolition of one Of them.
The track 10 Olcott Beach il single
track line and the passenger ears bound
Sor Buffalo had the right Of way over
the freight train that drew into the sid
ing at Martinsville to let the passenger
cars past.
The switch into the siding was not
closed, for the passenger cars thunder
ed along, took the turn and crashed
upon the freight engine.
The motorman OF the first passenger
coach is dead under the wreckage. It
cannot now be said whether he saw
warning signal lights or not at the
switch. The target is smashed under
the wreekage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
MopsA pEcLAREp wINNER.
Victor in the Recent 400 Miles Ocean
Race.

New York, July 12.-The sloop yacht
Mopss, owned by H. c. and Walter Sui
liyan Of the Harlem yacht club, was
last night declared the winner Of the
40O.mile ocean race from New Rochelle,
around Montauk to northeast and light
ship off Cape May, \. j., and return to
New York, for the challenge cup offered
by the Brooklyn Yatch club.
The Mopsa crossed the finish line in
Grayescnd bay at 7;22:40 last night,
making her elapsed time over the course
iO5 hours, ~ minutes and 40 seconds,
she having started from New Rochelle
at 10 o'clock on the morning Of July q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
MONTPELIER PRINCIPAL
RESIGNED LAST NIGHT
Prof. E. e. Thompson Takes Better
Position at Easthampton, Mass.
Two Vacancies

Montpelier, July i2.-At a meeting OF
the school board last night Principal
j.. +. Thompson Of Montpelier high
school was given leave to withdraw his
acceptance 81 contract for next year
and was allowed to resign, the resigna
tion being accepted. he i going to
Easthampton, Mass, where he has a
much better position The place Of Miss
Katherine I. CooYer, who resigned, WAS
FLIED by the election Of Miss Matid VIII
marth o. Lisbon, n. H. There arc now
two vacancies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
Young PeorIe,s chrigtian unIon.

Detroit Mich, July ~ Five hundred
delegates, representing twenty.one
states. Nerc present last night 1t the
opening tcssion of ,le seventeenth an
rHai convention Of tho Young Peoples
Cmstiaa uaion Of tie lnigersoiist
shnfc,L A song scflice opened thc aes
sior. "a w iolio1g ~ nWAlief 81
al.ilcsse 81 ec'ecre bg local c,etgymcn
Ulid oliela. ant responscs hs prominent
.eleastas. lrae. ,. kolnctt oi Nrss1.
clmse.ts hiol.Al aite,r,s from tle
$40. .l2e.- convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
GREAT EXCITEMENT
BY THE 0RANGEMEN
Twenty Thousand Persons Are Parading
the Principal Streets of Belfast
and Trouble Is Feared.

Belfast Ireland, July H. The Orange
men are celebrating today the anniyer-
sary Of the Battle Of Boyne, which upon
a number of occasions IN the past has
wound up with countless broken heads,
and considerable bloodshed. Twenty
thousand persons are parading the prin-
cipal streets and there Is great excite
ment. AS yet no collisions have occurred
between the Orangemen and the Nation
alists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
PACKET TURNED TURTLE,
PASSENGERS IN PANIC
Believed That Many Were Drowned in
0verturning and Burning Of Boat
Last Night.

Lacrosse Wis, July 12.-Sixty of the
people who were on board the packet
Quincy when she went aground near
frempealean, Wis. last night, reached
here early this morning. When the boat
struck, she tnrred turtle and later the
upper works caught lirc. causing Il panic
among the passengers. who numbered TO.
Qcther with the crew $50 Il is thought
that many were drowned. Assistance
was sent from here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
WEDDING IN RUTLAND.
Miss Marguerite Mound and Augustus
v. Huffert.

Rutland, July IL. a pretty wedding
took place al the home of Dr. Thomas
Mound, here, last night when lis only
daughter, Miss Marguerite i. Mound,
was married to Augustus ". Huflcrt of
llion, ~ " Dr. Mound was president
for some years Of the Northwestern
Dental Association. The ceremony was
performed by the Rcv. George W. Phil.
lips Edgar G. Paige OF this city was
best man ami the Misses Edith b. Bates
and Mary I l.ustcdt were bridesmaids.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
LABOR WANTS VOICE
IN NAMING TICKET
On That Condition 1t viii Enter Fusion
With Clement and Democrats in
Rutland County.

Rutland. June i2.--Fhe Clement com
ty convention met this morning. with
fifty delegates and spectators, and ap-
pointed committee 10 confer with the
Democratic and independent labor com
mittees this afternoon IN regard to nom
mating fusion county ticket. Ihe la-
hor unions pledge q support f,isiou.
they have voice in building
the ticket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
SIX PERSONS KILLED In
OMNIBUS ACCIDENT
Several of the Injured in London Ac-
cident Will Also Die - Vehicle
Was Going Down Steep
Hill

London. July 12.-six persons were
killed and many injured today in an
accident to motor omnibus while on
it, way to Brighton, a famous seaside
resort. While going down Handcross
bill, one Of the steepest declines on the
read, The omnibus overturned bury ing
the passengers under the wreckage or
throwing them to the ground. II IS
learned that several Of the injured may
die.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
DECISION
ANNULLED
BY Which Dreyfus Was Con-
demned
FOR BETRAYING SECRETS
Court Of Cessation, After Review Of
Case, Revises Decision Reported
Dreyfus Will Re-enter the
~ French Army.

Paris, July 1a.The verdict yester-
day Of the court martial Of Capt. Alfred
Dreyfus, by which be was condemned on
a charge Of betraying army secrets to
German, has been annulled BY the Court
Of Cessation BY which the case was re,
viewed.
Dreyfus will re-enter the French army,
and a report is current that he will be
made major, taking command under his
new rank at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
REvoLUTIoNIsTs ACTION.
Determined to Renew the Campaign in
Guatemala.

Mexico City, Mex, July 12. Saliva
dorcan adyices report the growing
strength Of the revolutionists in Guatea
mala with neighboring countries are now
strained almost to the breaking point.
The reyolutionists are determined 10 re-
new their campaign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12

grand stand with 4 broad smile on, but
after the seventh be Was lost sight Of.
Davis was the only one on the home
team 70 be credited with an error. lie
made i low throw or Shcans grounder
in the fourth. which allowed the runner
e get 70 second.
The Champions are playing together
like clockwork. Such system in batting
and base running as was seen in the
seventh inning will win many game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
OTTAWA WON OUT.
Defeated Plattsburg Through Errors Of
Latter's First Baseman.

Plattsburg, N. Y., July IL. Yester-
days game was lost to Ottawa, 4 to
z, through The supid playing Of Meal
lister At first, his error being responsi-
BILE for two of the runs credited to the
visitors. Collins, Lush and Lmstad
played brilliantly and bit for the error
at first, Plattsburg would have won
easily.
The score and summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
Montpelier Partnership dissolved.

Montpelier, July II. The lrm of Reed
3 PemplctoB has dissolved partnership,
q D. Reed buying The interest ot G. y.
Templeton. The latter expects TO open
q billiard parlor in the Sabin block
soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
RITLANn.

Summary; Earned runs, Rutland i;
two base hit. Elliottj stolen bases, Uni-
as, Williams, Bruce; sacrifice hits, Ash
more, Warner, Duff, Rudolph; bases on
balls, OF Warner Al struck out, BY
Warner 9, by Rudolph 4; left on bases,
Iniercity 6, Rutland 5; first base on
euors, Intereity 2, Rutland T.; passed
balls, Duff hit BY pitcher, sheets;
umpire Hassett; time, 1886 attend
ance, $50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
IN nusINEss % YEARs.
c. r. Feglc Of Swsnton Sells Marble and
Gsanite Concern.

Sts All1ns ihls IT, Va. S. Judd has
borgit tlo marble ard granite works
OF G. (. iIoeo of Swanion loglc has
been in business ser hfty years and re-
tire- be@mse % ii health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12

Max Fisher, who graduated from
spaulding high school IN the class az
looG. has lust received word from the
registrar of Harvard university stating
that he passed the Harvard entrance ex
aminations which lie took duriag the
week Of June 2Sth,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
"a BUILDINGS BURNED.
With Loss of 100000 at Lynnvillc, Ind,
Today.

Boonvillc, lnl, luly r. The town
of Lynnyille was destroyed by file carly
this morning. Twenty-Five buildings
we're burned causing loss Of $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
wREcKERs KILL THREE.
Wrecked Freight Train at Petersburg,
Indiana,

Petersburg, Ind, July i2. Train
wreckcrs piled up a westboiind freight
train near here this morning The en-
gineer, fireman and one brakeman were
Killed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
INJURED FATALLY.
Vice Admiral chOuknin Died This Morn
ing.

Seyastopob July 12--Viee Admiral
Chouknin, commander Of the Black Sea
fleet, who was shot yesterday by a sail
or, died this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12

Earned runs, plattsburg / {; three base
hit, Collins; sacrifice hits, Paine, Wash
burn stolen bases, flildehrand; double
plays, Lush to McAllister, Lush to Col.
lins 70 Wiltse, Sanger to Clayton; bases
Oh balls, off Sanger 2, off Umstad I;
struck out, by Sanger 5; time, 2:0s;
umpire, Mccloud.
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Games Today.

Plattshurg at Burlington.
Rutland AZ Ottawa.
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In Vermont After Two Years
Of Effort
SAYS DR.. DARLINGTON
State Health Oficers' School Takes UP
Discussion Of Disease--Dr. Bryant
Reports 500 Deaths From
II Last Year

Burlington, July i2.- Tuberculosis ard
its treatment formed the greater part
d the discussion yesterday afternoon
and last evening at the state health
officers school. The first paper pre-
sented WAS By DR.. w. N. Bryant of
Ludlow. entitled Prevention Of Tubcr-|
culosisH
He referred to the period preceding
the SOS when tuberculosis was at the
high water mark in its rayages and told
OF the Advancement made in the sue
eeeding years in curing and preventing
the disease. 1t soon became apparent
that the most efficacions means OF
stamping il out was To prevent iis
spread. H was and is necessary to
fight against poverty, ignorance and care
lessness. A factor to be reckoned with
in the prevention OF tuberculosis ii al
coholisn. Out Of 100 eases in New
York, 9s were found to be addicted to.
the drink habit. The sanatorium, as an
endueational factor, Is quite Us inlpor
tant as il is as curative factor. In
treating the disease the sanatofium
teaches the patient how to care for
himself
AT the present time there are about
1000 consumptives in the state and last
year 500 died. The sanatorium which
Vermont will soon have through the
generosity Of one of her own sons will
accommodate 25 patients at time and
allowing six months for the treatment
Of each patient, the sanatorium viii pro-
vide for y0 faafiauta annually Tha thnr
ough ventilation OF houses Is Of the
first Importance together with the ac-
qnirement on the part of every indi-
yidual Of sanitary habits. The indiyid-
nal mnst also learn how 10 live with
an infected person without contracting
the disease. He urged the Importance
Of the proper care and fumigatipn Of
infected houses as one of tho most prac-
tical ways of stopping The spread Of
the disease.
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CHAMPIONS
PLAY FAST
And Defeat Rutland in 2 to /
Game
TEAM WORK COUNTED
Both Warner and Rudolph Pitched
Splendid Ball Ottawa Beat
Plattsburg by One Score,
8 to 2.


a hold-up was made iii Rutland's line
Of victories yesterday afternoon, when
the Champions won i 2 to victory
from them in the closest and most ex-
citing game played on the 1ntercity
grounds this season. The fatal seventh
inning was where Rutland met its down
fall. Rudolph, the former Fofdham col
lege star pitcher, was pitching great
ball for the Marble Cityites aud their
one score, which came III the second
inning, booked awful big for four in
Bings.
But III The last half 81 the seventh
the Champions finally solved the comb
nation to young Rudolph's twists and
with the bases full pulled off two Of the
fastest plays ever seen here, for run
at each attempt, which proved to be
the Winning tallies. Eaton started the
winning streak BY smashing the first
ball past short Tor clean single, and
Ashmore sacrificed him to second Ru-
doiph hit Sheets III the arm and the
latter was given the FIRST bag. Will
liaEs then dropped The bali just back
OF third for a pretty single. Eaton
had 70 hold up at third and the bases
were then fall
Warner was equal to the occasion
and laid down pretty bunt 10 the
right Of the pitcher. Before the ball
started Eaton was on his way and slid
across home for the first tally. The bases
were still full. with sheets at third.
Daniels had his signals 70 do the same
trick with the hat, and he rolled the
ball towards third The third baseman
made 50 quick dive for il that he
missed il altogether and Sheets scored
the winning run, while Daniels got
safely to FIRST.
Again all three bags were covered.
By this time Rudolph woke up 10 the
game and threw Elliott high ball.
which be attempted to bunt but failed
TO do and Williams, who was to come
IN on the bunt, was touched out BY
Duf, Elliott closed the inning by going
ont on al assist 20 the pitcher.
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The Batting.

Rutlands tally II the second came
after shcan had singled and was saeri.
feed to second by DnG and sent to
third on Sylyester's single. While Dew
lin was al bat, Sylvester started for
second and Eaton threw TO Elliott to
tease Shean home. Elliott returned the
ball IN time, but threw little high,
SO that Eaton had to jump up for the
ball and Shean slid safely under him.
Warner caught Sylvester between sec
ond and third, and Elliott touched him
out Deylin flied out to Elliott, retiring
the side
Warner pitched an excellent game and
became more and more effective as the
game advanced. But five scattered hits
were made of him and in the last four
innings Rutland was retired in the one,
two. three order. Only five hits, in
cluding a two-bagger by Elliott, were
made BY the home team of Rudolph
In the first part Of the game several
times each side had man at second
OF third. hit the telling work Of the
pitchers and the clean fielding kept them
there TO die
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