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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
Between Barre and MontpeI-
ier Base Ball Directors
OVER MANAGERS SALARY
Former Want to Engage Manager at
Lower Rate, and Montpelier Men
Think lie Should Get at Least
$40 Per Week.

"A difference Of opinion has developed
between the Barre and the Montpelier
directors Of the Intercity base hall aaso.
ciation over the amount ol salary To be
paid the manager OF the team for the
coming season. While both would ike
to have Arthur w Daley, the manager
for the past two years, chosen 70 the
same position again, the Barre directors
think that the salary Of $40 weelS
should Be cut down, wiliEe The Montpe
lier directors think that he should get
that amount, at least II il understood
that the Barre directors advocate this
along the general line cf retrenchfneut
IN expenses. The dfIedsors will meet
Tuesday night AL which time The Mont
pelier half viii present the proposition
ID re.engage MIR. Daley at the sagne sal
ary.
There is not AT all certainty that he
would accept as he has received an offer
to manage the Ottawa team, the baby
Of the league. a short time after the
admission OF the CANADIAN city into the
league MI Daley was invited To go 10
that city and advise them about signing
players, etc. But he refused. Later
there came o straight offer TO manage
The team, and he Is now ia Ottawa con-
sulting with the magnates there. This
trip was made after the Nitercity di-
rectors had approached him with the
economy plan, which should eNrtail his
salary. The proposition did not meet
with his favor az alt a final word viii
probably be said at the meeting tomor-
row night. The association owes Mr..
Daley SOS on his last years salary.
some move win be made to pay that
AT once. il il understood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
CUTS HIS FATHERS THROAT.
Man of 90 Dying from Wound inflicted
by Dennis Collins.

Bennington, March io.--News has
been received here that in the little town
Of Galway, N Y. 40 miles from here,
Friday, Dennins Collins, 40 years old.
cut his fathers throat and the old mans
death is expected. He is % years Of
age. The two men lived together.
Six hours after the decd was com
mitted the son went 10 physician and
told him what had been done The ply
sician and others found the old man
in bed, weak from loss OF blood. The
wound was six inches long. The wind
pipe was not severed.
It is believed the younger Collins is
insane. Ten years ago he was confined
in an asylum, but apparently recovered.
A few days ago he became nervous and
acted strangely Friday morning he
told a neighbor that he thought some.
thing was going TO happen 10 his father
and he wanted TO kill him so as 10 give
him decent burial. He is in the charge
Of an officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
GoDDARD's SCHEDULE,
Contains Nineteen Games Beginning on
April 20.

The Goddard base ball schedule for
this spring is as follows:
April %, Montpelier II. S. at Barre.
April 30, Fiardwiek Academy AZ Barre.
May 2, Burlington II. S. az Burling-
ton
May s, Plattsburg II. 8 at Plattsburg.
May 10, st. Lawrence university at
Barre (pepding).
May l5, II. II. S at Montpelier.
May ~, Vermont Academy at Barre
(pending).
May 10, Montpelier Sem. at Intercitv.
May 81, hiddlebury IL. $. at Middle.
bury.
Msy 22, Burr & Burton Sem. at Man
chester
May %, Rutland II. S. at Rutland.
May %. Burlington II. S. AZ Barre.
May 90, Montpelier Sem. at Inter.
city.
june Middlebiry college at Barre.
june 4, Rockland Academy vt Barre.
June 8, Dartmouth College Sophs. at
Barre.
June s, Rutland II. S. at Barre.
June Is, Middlebury II $. at Barre.
june 20, Burr s. Burton Sem. at
Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19

for sanitation Of the application Of safe
guards for the necessities of nature,
there those human being were huddled
for weeks; strong men were driven de-
lirious and today women who were CON
hned in the bull pens" are gray-haiTed
and but shadows Of their former selves.
Now, despite all persecution by eltl-
zen alliances. etc, The miners have gain
ed the eight hour day and Ut onee they
began civil suits for deportation and
unlawful confinement. The suits reach
up in claims for thousands and it is
these suits that have driven the mine
owners to use the last desperate resort,
i O., the extinction by lcgslized murder
Of every officer OF the Western FedcTa-
tion Of Miners. Now note the method
these friends Of "law and order" adopt
when they realize that there is i chance
Of those union men gaining redress; not,
mark you, through the methods adopted
BIZ the mine owners, but ais American
citizens and through the law that should
protect all. The Citizens Alliance has
enlisted the services OF one Harry Or
chard, and this is not by any means the
first time they have used him in their
work Of disruption. He was detective
for them during the trouble in Colorado,
disappearing the night the Independent
station was wrecked, entaling the loss of
21 lives. AT that time the miners track
ed him with bloodhounds, but be has
never been seen again. until he lately
looms up in Idaho and like the cur he
has always proved himself to be, he
swears that Movers, the victim Of the
bull pen, Haywood, who was nearly beat
en- to death by Gen. Bell Of the TO hell
with the constitution fame, and Organ
izer Pettibone are guilty Of twenty-five
murders.
Can we believe this tale from one
who has been the vilest snake that ever
crawled under tho name Of man Now
that you have little daylight on the
deyilish business and can look at the
matter in rational manner, you will
see that this plot is preconceived plan
for the destruction Of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners, Yours for Justice,
Alex'r Ironside.
Barre, vi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
TO MARK HAzEN ROAD.
Hsrdwick Grangers Take An Important
Step.


Hardwick, March l9.--At a largely
attended meeting of Hnzen Road Po-
mona Grange Saturday the following re-
solution which explains itself was adopt
ed; Where's, The Pomona Grange,
selected by itself the old historic name
of the old military road, leading through
every town from which our organization
comes, well known in the early history
of Vermont as the Haxen Road
Therefore Be ii resolved, That we
raise sufficient funds to erect upon this
line of this road highway, suitable
monument OF granite, that generations
coming after us may know who FIRST cut
II pathway through the forests Of north
ern Vermont and also that 20 fiourishing
and social an organization as She HaKen
Road Pomona Grange, Patrons Of Hus-
bandry, once held social distinction here.
Further resolved, That q committee
of tivc be appointed by the worthy mas
ter, Of which he shall be chairman, one
from each town in which this Pomona
Grange is interested to solicit subscrip-
tions select at some future date snch
a monument as their judgement will die.
tate, with what funds they may com.
mand.p
The following named towns are on
this line: HardwicG, Walden, Crafts
bury and Dauyille. Five Oranges are To-
Gated III these towns, (which come under
the head Of The Hazen Road Pomona
Grange.
W. y. Dow IS worthy master Of the
Grange and therefore viii be chairman
4 I'D L.. f.t-
lowing to serve with him in the work
for the erection ef Che monument Col.
Nelson A. Dole Of Danvilie, G. NJ Saw
yer Of this village, i. Al Gallagher OF
Craftshury and Goy. G. J Bell Of Wal
den. IT il proposed that the SUM Of
$3.50 be raised to carry on the work and
the monument be erected at the earliest
possible date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
"LEGALIzED MURDER
Attempt TO Destroy Union, Says Alex'r
Ireaside.

Editor Barre Daily Tines Dear Sir
As the general public hes been furnished
with horrible pictures Of crimes said to
have been committed by The inner cir
Gle of the Western Federation Of Min
ers; and as such statements from the
viewpoint OF the capitalistic press Of
America have been iudiciously circulat-
ed with the avowed purpose OF disrupt
ino said Western Federation OF Miners
and hanging the officials for a murder
committed hundreds of miles from their
homes, | ask you in the name Of justice
To those imprisoned men TO publish the
abatement OF bare facts leading up to
the arrest Of President Meyers Secre-
tary VI. %. Haywood and Organizer Pet
tiboue. VI
Workingmerg your memories must yet
he fresh with the facts SO graphically
depicted by Organizer ,eonafd in tho
Barre opera house some two years ago
AZ d mass meeting under tle auspices
Of tho Central Labor Union " Was
very plain 10 tlc audience that the facts
related at that time by Organizer leon
ara we're unvaruishel and were entirely
true. vt that time re stated men were
driven from thoip homes in the dead Of
njeht. torn from the bosom Of their
wives and familicsi herded on board
freight ears and ruthIeasly transported
hundreds Of miles otei barren prairie,
there to be dumped on and left without
food or water Futlermoe, they were
reaue led never 10 show faes u Colorado
arain. bit this WIS not al. Dill pens
vere erected in NJ towns where the
strike was on. Any man who WAS
known to stand for the union side vas
eoes thrust within the confines Of this
modern inferno, not even the scntler sex
escaping With not the slightest regard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
WASHINGTON.

Frank Ieaitaw has purchased what is
known as the Red shop and is now
ut. work repairing, shinRlipg, etc. He
intends 10 use it as Il blacksmith shop.
lie is to build on land adjoining build
ing TO be used az paint shop, which
VIII be an advantage 10 the town and
an improvement to that part Of the
village.
F. G. Huntington, w. 9. feartaw and
Eleayef Smith are ut work on their res
ideness painting, papering and other
wise Improving them.
A town meeting is eslled for next Sat.
trday, at which time the vacancies Of
first lister and the three town grand
ituers must be filled.
MI. and Mis. o. s. Cheney Of Barre
were in town Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
NEW GRINDING MACHINE.
Is Being Successfully Tried Out at Lit
tleiOhn 4 Mines.

The Littlejohn & Milne granite works
have Just established patent corun-
dun wheel for grinding purposes The
wheel is manufactured by the Pike Man
ufacturing company Of Pike, N. H., and
it is claimed that il will do the work Of
several Of the old stones in the same
time and that the work viii be done
better.
The wheel IS made Of cormdum and
is arranged with a tank under the wheel
from which water is drawn by means of
a pump, which is q part Of the machine,
and a steady dripping Of water Is kept
playing on TO the stone.
The wheel Il not much larger than an
old.fashioned hand grind stone, hut it
is said that one which was established
at Che Ellis works some time ago, wore
fore five months and then was replaced
at very reasonable figure
The wheel AZ the Ellis shops VAS the
first to be tried in granite she'd aud
the one ut Littleiohn 4 Mines is tho
first ono 70 Be put m nt d she'd In this
city IL is attracting considerable at-
tension and II is probable that ii II gives
a4 good satisfaction as it appears to,
there viii be several put into the sheds
Of the city. One thing IN favor Of the
corundum wheel is that there il an ar
rangement whereby the machine IS turn
ed down by an attachment which sim
ply has Ia be tightened. This saves the
loss Of fingers for the men using the
stone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
Ra.set Bsll.

The basket ball game between Go. +.
and 60. II. of Montpelier resulted 10 a
victory Tor Co. F. the score being "a
to %. Recently ca. # defeated Co II
on its own floor by small margin and
iron the reports It was fho general feel.
ing that co. II should have won the
game but for the decisions Of the re-
ferce. The game played last night GER
tainIy showed that Co. + IL Just a little
stronger than Co. II, who il is claimed
By members OF Go. + had men in the
team who were members OF the y. M. G.
of Barre and not OF Co. II. The playing
of Rust and Wilkinson starred for the
visitors wlnle Mccarthy, Wescott anil
Kelly played The best bah for the home
team
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
INJURED INTERNALLY
By A SLIGHT FALL
John Milton Of Pleasant Street Is in a
precarious Condition at Heaton
Hospital--Operation Saturday
Night.

john Milton, who slipped On the floor
in the bath room AZ his home on Pleas
ant street last Friday and seriously I'M
jured himself internally was taken Sat
lrday night TO tile Heaton hospital at
Montpelier where be underwent All opera-
ton as the only chance Of saving his
life. His condition was no better yester
day and Mrs. Milton was called to the
hospital In the afternoon as it was
thought lie would not live the day out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
FOUND DEAD TN BED.
Otis M. Rice Of Chelsea, for 80 Years d
Dentist.

Cfhelsea, March / ~ Otis N. Rice died
,at about six o'clock this morning of
heart disease. The deceased vas dem
tist By profession and for many years
has enjoyed the reputation Of being
among The FIRST il his profession IN thia
state. He was noaivc If this town
and has been ID mctiYe practice her for
thirty years. Although be had not felt
well for a few days past, he had been
at bis Office daily and had worked as
usual. Not rising At The usual time,
Mrs. Ella Cleveland, with whom he
boarded, went to Ms door ana as he did
not answer TO call opened the door,
and seeing no apparent signs III life she
called Or. a. b Smith al once. The
physician discovered that he had been
dead but few moments. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been made
at this time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
PASSENGERS RESCUED.
But One Was Lost in Being Trans
ferred.

Milwaukee, Wis, March is.-The
steamer Atlanta Of the Goodrich line
last night burned 60 the waters edge
ten miles north Of Port Washington. Tie
tug Tessler rescued the passei Yers and
crew, numbering sixty five persons. who
had taken To life-hoats. All were safely
transferred to the steamer Georgia, an.
other of the Goodrich line boats north
bound, with the exception Of one nan,
who was drowned during the transfer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
TO vAcArE MAY /.
D. Tomssi Win Then Have His Building
in Montpelier.

Montpelier. March l9- ID. Tomasi
rents store 10 s. Massueco, licensee,
and the lease stated that in case Of hre
the kase should be void, There was q
Ore in 1904, in which the devouring ele.
ment did damage to the amount Of S20s.
Tomasi ordered Massuceo ont, and Mas.
succo wouldn't 90. Therefore suit FOR
cjectment was brought This matter has
now been settled out Of court by the
agreement Of Massucco to withdraw on
May l. His license expires May 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
TALK OF The TOWN.

Don't forget the box social in Miles
hall Wednesday evening.
Box social Wednesday evening in the
Miles hall. Public cordially invited.
Paul f. Hopkins Of Cabot is visiting
at the home of Nr. and Mrs Fred
King
Miss N. T. Miles returned yesterday
from Boston, where she has been visiting
The millinery markets.
Homer Parker, who is employed at
the Pavilion bar Id Montpelier, was
initiated into the bartcnders' union Sat
urday night.
A special attraction at the Golden
Fleece rink at Montpelier next Saturday
night viii be an apple race, open 10
Barre and Montpelier skaters.
Miss Alice Pape, who is teaching
school in FoSboro, Mass, arrived in
town last evening for weeks visit
at her hcane on Merchant street.
The Co. II. basket bah team Of Mont
pelier was defeated by Co. +. at North
field Saturday night by the score Of 27
TO 20. The game was fast and inter
esting
A party Of granite manufacturers met
Saturday evening and discussed o pro-
ieet for making possible the construc-
tion Of The new library building Of
granite.
u NJ. Coniinits, who was former
clerk at Segel & BFady's store, returned
TO this city Saturday night from New
York and commenced work again for the
same firm this morning
The Good Tcmplars are to have a box
social Wednesday evening in Miles hall
All ladies are requested TO bring a box
Admission 1Oc to those who do not
Gents admission i0e. Public invited.
On account OF illness, AIr. Dickinson
was unable to act as oTganist at the
Hedding church yesterday. The position
was taken by Mrs. w, II. Sutherland
The choir was assisted by Irving Par.
inenter, clarinetist.
Tho regular meeting Of Neal Dow
lodfe, No rs, + o. q r., viii be held
Wednesday evening at o'clock sharp
in the Miles hail. All members are re-
quested to be present, as there is inn
portant business 10 come before the
meeting.
b. a. Eastman returned Saturday from
West Fairlce where he attended the fun
ernl Of bis brother John, az which Rev.
II. A. Wigqin OF Boston ofiiciated. The
bearers were d. A. Eastman of this
city, +. a. Cove of this city, Herbert
Gilman Of Laconia, n. H., and Alvin
Hutchins Of East Barre.
Mrs. S. J. Paddleford was given
birthday party Saturday Games, music
and dancing were INDUCED in, the fea-
ture Of the evening being q, cake walk
by Mrs. j r. Rowe and Raymond
Sharkey. a large mirror was given to
Mrs. Paddlcford and the guests went
home, all declaring they had had a
good time.
Come and See "Mr. Bob"
mir. Bob,7 which was presented with
such success Friday evening in the sem
mary hall By the senior class of Goddard
seminary, viii again be brought before
the public Wednesday evening, March "a,
in the ycstry Of the universSlist church,
in behalf Of the Ladies Aid society
The applause which this comedy drew
forth should insure full house Wednes.
day evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
Fined for Fishing.

Rutland. March 10. Charles Goodwin
and Edward Guyette of Sudbury were
each fined $40 and costs Saturday on
d complaint issued by Warden p. II
stiekney Of this city, for catching pick
erel through the ico at Burr pond IN
i1ast pittslord. sticlmey had two dogs
killed last week a. the results Of the
earcasscs of two deer being found near
Rntland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
FIRE AT BRooKFrELD.
Gust Mill and One House Burned Satur-
day Afternoon.

Brookfeld, March l9.--The grist mill
Of Henry Crocker and George Cranes
house were burned to the ground Satm-
day afternoon at loss Of $4,000. The
fire started from stove in the upper
story OF the mill and when discovered
had gained such headway that there was
no chance Of saving the building The
Crane house was only short distance
away and soon caught fire. The buck.
ct brigade was unable TO prevent that
from burning. The houses Of Edwin
Martin and Arthur Washburn were near.
by and were in danger at one time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
MURDER TRIAL BEGINS.
Vincent Love Ia Charged With Stabbins
His Wife

Rochester, N, NJ, March iA.- Vincent
Love, charged with The murder of hi,
wife, Amanda Love, in April last, was
placed on trial today As the main
witness against the prisoner three pso.
pie win eall tbe seven years old son 81
Love, who was aH eyewitness Of ths
stabbnR and The defense is u base IL.
fight upon she theory that the wemar
stabbed herself after quarrel with hei
husband,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
FRANCIS GETS PLACE,
SUCCEEDING STORER
Editor Of Troy Times to Be Ambassador
to Austria-H -Hpngsry--Storer had
Friction with the Government.

Washington, D. G., March lo.--
Charles S. Francis Of Troy, n. y, for
mer minister 10 Greece, viii be nomi
mated today 70 succeed Bellamy Storer
as ambassador TO Austria Hungary. Mr..
Francis II editor of the Troy Times.
On yesterday ii WAS admitted BY Sec
retaly Root that Mr. Storer was to re-
tire Immediately, but he refused 70 say
why. II is known that here has been
some friction with the administration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
FIRE ON RIDGEpoLE.


Montpelier, March 10. Five hundred
people ard the fire department. responded
10 the fire alarm fran hox 7e, AZ the
corner sf School end 81. Paul streets,
At o'clock last evening Tho latter
got to work on blaze On the ridgepole
1T the Kelliher block tho flames having
communicated from chimney. Hand
exijnguishefs nnd garden hose did The
business. There was Little damage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
FEELING OF UNREST
PERVADES MONTPELIER
Raid On Chinese Laundry Saturday Night
Only Adds to the Uneasiness
Lot Of Dead Sojers9
Were Found.

Montpelier, March 19.-As an indica-
tion Of what is to come IN dry" Mont
peIier, Sheriff Tracy and posse Of oi6-
GERS searched tile Laundry building Of
Charles Lee on Elm street Saturday
night. The officers found no liquor, but
they did get a quantity 81 dead soiers.''
There IL general feeling Of unrest
among the dispensers Of liquid refresh.
ments In this town, and the future does
not hold ont any roseate prospects.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
A BIG PINE TREE.
Cut Into Six Twelye-Foct Logs in a
Bethel Nil.

Bethel, March 19,-An cid growth ma.
tive pine tree was hauled to Cushings'
mill here by Parker Harding from his
farm, whieh cut into six twelve foot
logs the tree having stood about ninety
feet high. The lower log measured three
feet through al one end and four NJ
the other. According to Scribner's rule,
this twelve.foot log contained six hun.
dred and nnety.two feet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
ACCIDENT
AT CROSSING
Two Persons Killed at Union,
N. Y, Today
BY AN ERIE R. R. TRAIN
silas Hemstraught, an Aged Man, and
an Unknown Woman Were Instantly
Killed 1T Nanticoke Street
Crossing.

Binghamton, N. XII, March 10, Silas
Hemstraught, aged SO years, and an I'M.
known woman wer instantly killed by
an Erie railroad train at tie Nanticoke
street crossing in Union this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
Storm Is Coming.

Boston, March 10.-A storm over the
Ohio valley and middle Atlantic coast
states is moving northeastward and will
4 probably increase in force with strong
easterly winds and snow tonight,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
Northern Leagre Meeting.

A meeting Of the Northern base ball
league may be held at Burlington We'd
uesday OF this weeS to adopt the by
laws 30 govern the lenEue. The majority
of the vice presidents have signified
their ability to be present on that day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
EAsr RARRE.

Roller skating az East Barfe opera
house Thursday night First session at
g o'clock, second at $3.50 ?. u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
Adopts Esperanto

London, March 1o.-~The Chamber Of
Commerce has adopted Esperanto as u
recognized language.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
Cast OF Characters.

Katherine Rogers, ber niece ..t...
..........s...r. Florence Marion
Marion BryaHt katherines friend.
Observation-Disclosures. Bessie Buttefheld
Patty, Miss Rebecca's maid Media Craig
Admission 25c.