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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
MAINE DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE DAVIS
Much More Enthusiasm Than Usual
The Candidate Declares That
Party Lines Will Not
Count.

Bangor, Me, June 2t.- Hon. Cyrus
". Davis, twice mayor Of WaterviIle,
was. nominated yesterday for the sec
ond time BY the Democrats Of Maine as
their candidate for governor. The con-
vention was one Of the largest held by
the party in years, oil ont Of pos
sible 1865 delegates being present, and
there was much more enthusiasm than
Il usually the case. The nomination
was BY acclamation. Mr.. Davis was
The only candidate, and he was given
4 rousing welcome as he entered the
hall.
In his speech Of acceptance Mr. Davis
said that for 20 years the Democratic
party III Maine had been one of protest
merely, but that change had come, the
farmers Of the state were In arms
against the rings Of Republican Office
which had been exploiting them,
and that in the coming contest party
lines will not count
The platform demands an equaIiza-
tion Of taxation burdens, the immedi
ate repeal Of the Sturgis law. dcnounces
the enforcement Of the prohibitorv law
as q farce and asks its re-submission
70 the people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
LAID OFFICER Low
WITH BLOW ON HEAD
For Doing II Henry Bard Of West Tops
ham Pays $40 and Costs Besides
His Taxes.

Chelsea, ,Jllnc 2l. Several cases have
been disposed of iii Orange county court
Rodney Mcdonald Of Barre
Town fell out of his wagon and into the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff Kent. Before
Justice STOW he pleaded guilty 10 a
plain drunk and III default ri payment
Was placed In the county jail Tor a0
days. For breach u the peace Thonias
Kelley Of Brooktieid paid S5 and costs
for i breach III the peace.
Henry Bard of West Fairlee was up
for attacking tho town guardian of the
peace. William Godfrey, when be tried
to collect tux from Barsl. The col
lection became 80 persuasive that Bard
led ont with a straight one which took
the tax collector behind the car. The
officer went down and in court Bard
went down after $40 and costs. having
pleaded guilty on the advice III fis couns
Sci, ID. Il. Conant, III Bradford.
viii II. Bragg Of Thetford, charged
with cruelty treating a boy "a seven or
eight years whom he had taken from the
orphans home IN Burlington, having, II
was alleged, oyerworked and not sniIl.
cientiy clothed the lad, pleaded guilty
bv the advice of his attorneys, Darling
Il WILSON, Ie was sentenced ~ hard
labor iu the state prison at Windsor for
not less than five months and twenty
days and not more than six months.
RolIin b. Honey iii Bfouklield arrest
ed last Friday by Deputy Sheriff +. vi.
Kent on the complaint 81 furnishing IN
toxicating liquor, Was before .lustice of
the Peace Hale X. Darling, Mr. Honey
waived examination and was bound over
for appearance ait The June term Of
court one year hence with his bail fixed
at $500. which was furnished By the
respondents fatler.in-laws Mr.. l4aBonta
of Bruokficld.
on Tuesday the case nf NJ. q. Shaw
of Bethel ". Central Vermont X, r. Go.
WAS due, Some of the principal Wit
nesses bad NOT arrived and court took
i recess until 2 o'clock In the afternoon
during which interval the parties agreed
upon terms Of settlement BY which the
plaintiff ii % recover s7o0 and the costs
that had already accrued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
Popular Catcher Of Last Sum-
mer Arrives
READY 10 BEGIN WORK
Left Manchester, N. III, For Northern
League and Will Be in the Game
With Beverly, Mass, Thia
Afternoon.

The star catcher Of tile Tntercitv hall
team and the Northern league last sum
mer, George Eaton, has jumped from
Manchester, N. III, where he has been
playing III THE New England league, AMI
has landed III this city, ready to put
on uniform this afternoon. Eaton Az
rived last night, and his coming viii set
tie all doutbs as the backstopping of
the Champions this season. With Eaton
back Of the batter, there viii be d
strong pivot for the remainder OF tile
team. Ie II d very popular player, and
the enthusiasts will alI be glad to vel
come him. All the season thus far he
has been playing great ball for Man
chester, and is rated as one of the best
players in the New England league.
Tom Standard. who has been play
ing second base with Springfield, Mass,
IN the Connecticut league, is expected
to arrive in Barre tonight and don the
local uniform, according to His arrange
ment with Manager Uniae earlier in the
season. Bobby Burns" Oftcrgelt Ii the
last one Of the Champions to report and
he probably will not begin his work
until the team goes to Ottawa, on June
26. The combination ii said to be
fast one. and ought to put up strong
argument for the pennant this SUM
mer.
The first try-ont comes this afternoon.
when the fast Beverly, Mass, indepen-
dents come to ntercity park. This Bev-
erly team is made up Of some players
who are well known here. Eddie Lough-
lin and Grant being among the number
Beverly on yesterday afternoon made 1t
three straight from the infant Of the
Northern league, Daley's Ottawa team
The Massachusetts, men knocked Smith
Sitton and COX out Of the box in the
first four innings and Ray finished the
game for the Canadians. Watson Of
Tufts college pitched good ball for Bes
eriy.
James Morgan former captain of the
Intercitv team, viii be given trial
by the Boston Americans, as lie has
been loaned ny the Detroit tram. Nor.
gan will probably 90 on tile third bag
IN place Of Capt. Collins. who is NOT
in shape. Morgan was with the Prosi
denee team last summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
COUGHED UP PIN
WITH PIECE OF TOAST
Remarkable Tale from RutIand--0pen
Breast Pin Lay in the Chld's
Stomach for over Two
Weeks.

Rutland, June el Reginald. thirteen
months old son Of Mr. and Mrs. ,. r.
Carr Of this city, is hale and hearty
and q puzzle 20 the doctors today, after
having lived two and half weeks with
q breast pin open IN his throat. Tho
child swallowed the pin while toying
with u, but showed no bad effects from
II. Physicians predicted immediate
trouble unless the pin passed through
the natural channels, but when days
went BY and no inflammation was no-
ticed, although the pin still remained in
the child's body, the medical men were
nonplnssed. Yesterday while the boy
was eating some toast he commenced
suddenly 70 choke and soon coughed up
the PIN, a piece II the toast being
caught on The sharp point
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
ow GUEN CAN REMAIN.
Judge Wheeler Sends Decision in
Favor Of the chinaman.


Burlington, June ,l.A decision was
received yesterday IN Clerk George II.
johnson from Judge H. FL Wheeler in
the case involving nw Gncn, China
man. who was before the eourt in Wind
sof. By the decision, CIV ttien + 70
remain In the United States.
CIV Guen was a Iahorer In this coun-
Try when the order was issued for all
Chinese lahmers 10 register. lie failed
TO do - and subsequently went into
business. For several years he has been
in business III Lowell, Mass Iii 1908,
he went to China and registered as 4
merchant before leaving. When he RE-.
turned be seas denied admission 10 ths
country ami Was depnfte8s He returned
the second time under i different nanr.
was held up aud ordered dcportcd. The
matter was taken tn thc courts and
the decision Of Judge Wheeler received
yesterday decides tile matter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
HURLED HIMSELF
IN FRONT OF TRAIN
James E. Mountain Committd Suicide
at Brattleboro Yester
dnv

BrattIeboro, juno 2i James 4. Noun
tain Of Gardner, Mass, 4 parole patient
at the Rrattleborn retreat for The in-
same, committed suicide yesterday by
hurting himself in front Of u freight
train on the Boston & Maine, two miles
south of here. in the town of Vernon.
Engineer +, " Carr of Springfield,
Mass. said Mountain walked beside the
track until the train was short dis-
tance from him, when he jumped delibs
erateIy III front of the locomotive. The
body was badly mangled and identiti.
cation was made through the dead mans
hat, which had the name, James h.
Mountain, written on the band. The
seleetmen Of Vernon ordered the body
brought to this towu.
Mountain was about IS and was I'M
married. He would have been dis
charged from the retreat IN 4 month.
His brother, William J Mountain, came
from Gardner last night after the
body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
PRETTY JUNE WEDDING.
Ivis Marie Averill Becomes Bride Of Mo-
Bile S. Love.

Miss Iyis Marie. elder daughter at Mr..
and Mrs. Charles M. Ayerill, was united
in marriage Last evening to Noble n.
Love of this city, tile ceremony being
performed 1T the home Of the bride, .
North street. The wedding was one of
the prettiest Of the year, and the eon-
tracing parties are among the most
popular Of the Young people Of Barre,
having d great many friends who will
extend their congratulations.
Ia the reception room where the ccres
mony was performed the bridal party
stood beneath All arch III evergreen, while
ferns and carnations formed the re-
mainder Of the scheme. The music room
was il yellow and white, and in the
dining room tho color scheme was red
and white. the whole forming a pretty
setting for the wedding.
About seventy five guests were assem-
bIed at eight o'clock, when the wedding
march from Lohensrin wus played br
Miss Alice Averill, d cousin of the bride.
room with the Rev. +. A. poole,s the
officiating clergyman, leading, and fol-
lowed by the groom and his best man,
Clarence r. Northcn, and then the bride
with her sister, Miss Eula Avcrill, as
maid Of honor The bride wore u
princess gown of liberty satin over taft
feta. with veil canght with orange
blossoms, and carried brides roses. The
maid Of honor was gowned III liberty
silk and carried pink roses.
Following the ceremony. q reception
was held in honor of MIR. and Mrs. Love.
the guests being received BY them, by
Mr. and Mrs. Ayerill, and BY the maid
of honor and the best man. A large
number Of people called 10 extend their
best wishes Refreshments were served
by Misses Grace Worthrn, Blanche Brad
ford. Esther Afndgett and Freeda Hook
err The going away of the bridal party
was the signal for the showerifg Of
confetti and for good deal Of merri-
ment The couple finally escaped their
well-wishers BIT being driven in d team
to an automobile. which took them To
pIainfield, from which point they con-
tinued their trip today. They expect
TO spend some time In the White Noun
tains and III Maine. nnd on their return
To Barre will reside ait 25 Park street
The groom Is member Of the firm
Of g. NJ. Ayerill & CO., Ii a graduate
of Goddard seminary in the class Of
1898 and il prominent in the social and
fraternal life of the city. His bride
il an accomplished musician, having
been graduated from the music depart
nent at Goddard seminary ard having
continued her studies In the New Eng
land conservatory Of music in Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
HINDERED BY cLoUDBURsTs.
So Auto Relay Was ls Hours Behind
Schedule.

New York, June 2i.--Courcr Basta,
with message from General Carter OF
Chicago to General Granite ut Gouvern-
eur's Island, arrived at Jersey City this
morning and the auto relay race ended
Basta was 1S hours behind schedule
time. The delay, he said, was due 10 d
cloudburst ana storms that prevailed up
state for the last three days, making
qiagrniies Of the roads. The last sixty
miles were covered in three hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
MISSING BOY RECOVERED.
Not Believed That He Was Kidnapped,
Now

eight yearsold son Of Patrick Mulkern
eight year.old son of Patrick Mulllern
Of n y street, South Boston, who has
been missing from his home since last
tuesday afternoon, and was supposed
to have been kidnapped, was found on
Hanover street last night with Joseph
O'Bricn Mnlkern was returned to his
parents and O'Brien was taken. into Gus
today by the police Of division /, turned
over tn the police of division 8 and
held All suspicious person.
X N not generally believed, nor do
the polics consider that 0'Brien intended
10 kidnap the boy with the intention
Of keeping him away from home for any
great length Of time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
COUNTY CONVENTION JULY IL.
S. Hollister Jackson Will Be Temporary
Chairman.

The Republican convention for Wash
ington county viii be held in the Mont
pelier armory on Tuesday, June II, at
10 in the morning; this having been
decided at meeting OF the county com
mittee in Montpelier yesterday after
noon. The committee also set the date
for the caucuses to be held on Tues
day, June 10. all tie eaueilses to bc
held on the same day. bat the hour to
be decided by each town committee
S. Hollister jackson Of this city was
selected as temporary chairman and i.
G. liammett OF Fast Montpelier Us
temporary secretary.
Dr. G. r. Camp OF Barre and Frank
Hathaway Of AIorctown were not pres
eut. but those present at the committee
meeting we're Frank NJ Cory Of Mont
pelier, CAH. Haines Of Waterbury, ChaS.
p. Mcknight Of East Montpelier and Il.
w. Putnam Of PutnamsviIls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
wHITE--crLLEY.
Barre People Married in Montpelier Yes
terday Afternoon.

Miss Lula Ella C9lley Of West Tops
ham and Everett Mahlon White were
united in marriage By Rev. "a. b. Duke
shire at The rooms Of Mrs. Sarah Il.
White in the Hyde block, Montpelier.
yesterday afternoon at oelnck The
parior was tastily decorated. Only the
relatives II the contracting parties were
present u witness the ceremony. The
bride il i popular young lady, who has
been residing with relatives In this city.
The groom is machinist employed in
the shop of Trow s Holden. and is
we'll known both in this city and in
Montpelier. After short wedding trip
they will make their home on jefferson
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
OVER AN EMBANKMENT.
One Man Killed in Mansfield Depot,
Conn, Railroad Accident.

Mansfield Depot, Conn. June FL
One man killed, one slightly injured, an
engine, badly damaged, lying at the
bottom Of ten-foot emhankment, sew
eral freight cars wrecked and the tracks
torn up for considerable distance, are
the results OF rear.end collision be-
tween an extra freight train and way
freight train which occurred a quarter
Of mile above this place on the Cen
trail Vermont railroad about Alb ycster-
day afternoon.
The dead man was George Stanton,
head brakeman Of the extra freight NJ.
3a7. He was in the cab Of the engine
and was caught beneath it a. il rolled
down the embankment, and was cremat-
ed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
DILLINGHAM's OPINION.
Concerning Proctor's Speech Before Re-
publieans.

Montpelier June Fl. United States
Senator Dillingham; left this afternoon
10 return to Washington after hurried
visit here 70 attend The Republican state
convention and the meeting Of tie
Montpelier seminary trustees. In re-
sponse TO query lie said that Fletcher
D. rroetors speech before tie state com
Nention was Aanc Of the strongest and
most clean cut addresses ever given d
convention hi Vermont"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
BURLINGTON GETS PATTEE.
Former Brown University Star Win Play
Second Base.

Burlington. June 2l.tfhe Burlington
baseball team Il nearly all here Pat
Zee, che old Brown player, has been
signed TO, play second base, and Mcisae,
the Amherst college twirler Will become
OF the pitchers. Tift and Hatch, two
other pitchers, are Brown university
men. Hoyt from Pennsylvania com.
pIetes the list Of slab artists The
team tries out with the university o.
Vermont this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
HALL--M00RE.
Quiet Ceremony Performed at Home Of
Brides Mother

A quiet home wedding took place last
evening at tile home Of Mrs Ransome
Moore at IS Summer street, when her
daughter, Miss ArabelIa Moore. was
united in marriage to Fred Earnest Hall.
The ceremony was performed at $40
o'clock by thc Rev Il. A. Poole. Both
Of the young couple have many friends
in this vicinity who will wish them iov
in their welded life. Mfr. and Mrs.
Hall went to st. Albans this morn
ing. where they are TO reside. the groom
being employed there as fiyeman on the
Central Vermont railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
WHOLE TOWN NOT INDIGNANT.
"a Citizen Writes Concerning Marsh
field Whipping.

Mr.. Editor. In last evenings paper
| saw an article from this town saying
that the whole town was indignant over
the punishment Of boy IN our village
school. | would like to state that The
town A. whole arc not indignant over
The affair, but wish to stand By the
teacher. This school has the name Of
being one Of the hardest schools to
manage in Washington county Al long
ny the citizens and directors will uphold
the pupils instead Of the teacher. tho
school will continue 10 be III the same
condition. Tho boy WAS not seriously
injured, and II more of the pupils could
have the saine punishment and the d-
rectors would stand by the teacher, Che
school and town would be better of
a Citizen.
Marshtield, June ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
BY Falling Wall at Middle
town, Conn.
GREAT EXCITE M ENT
Vas Caused Among Patients Of the
Connecticut Hospital for the In
ssne Where Fire Caused
$4,000 Loss.

MldaletoNn, Conn, June a1.-Great
eScltement Was caused here among the
patients at the Connecticut hospital for
'he insane this morning and one life,
that of bystander, was lost during
= iire, which burned Amusement hall
= wing III the main hospital building
I, 4, Lichtenstein, manager Of the Mer-
cllunts' siIk company at South Farms,
was The person killed. He was crushed
BY / falling wall. The loss il fifty
thousand dDlIars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
STATE.H0USF DOME
IS TO BE GILDED
Montpelier Win Have Cleaning Bea-
con, Like the State House IN
Boston.

The large dome on the State House
at Montpelier will he gilded like the
dome OF the Massachusetts, State House
iu Boston. The contract will be given
20 Martenson & Holdenson Of Boston,
and their foreman arrived in Montpelier
today. The paraphcrnalia for the work
has been shipped and il II expected that
the work will begin ut once, The giId
ing OF the dome will be long time in
process, as the surface has to he seraped
and sandpapered. The surface of the
dome was getting TO be in such condi.
ton that Sergeant at Arms Fcrrin de-
cidcd that something must be done at
once, and gliding is the method most
anroved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
PROBABLY FATALLY HURT.
Charles Hickey Of Burlington Struck
by Board.

Burlington, June 81. Charles Hickey
OF North ChampIain street was probably
fatally injured yesterday afternoon
about four o'clock at the Shepard &
Morse lumber yards, where ne was em-
ployed. He was struck in the stomach
BY board and very severely injured.
lie was taken to the Mary Fletcher hos.
pital and up to a late hour last night
was still in b semi-conscious condition.
The hospital authorities stated that he
was suffering from hemorrhages Of the
stomach and probably would not sur-
yiye the night. He Is o young man about
22 years OF age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
COAL DEALERS IN SESSION.
i5o Met in Burlington Yesterday Af-
terno0n.

Burlington, June 2 About $50 mem-
hers Of the retail coal dealers associa-
ton of The New England states arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon and
viii remain here until Friday morning.
Tho members Of this party met Tuesday
at Albany and went from there 70 lake
George. coming through Lake George and
Lake Champiain Tuesday. Tuesday night
they We're entertained with a trolley
ride TO Fort Ethan Allen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
ELECTROCUTED AT FIRE.
Two Other Men Were Seriously Burned
III Lawrence, Mass.

lawrence, Mass, June 21.An eyplo-
sion Of naptha in the clothes cleaning
room caused serious burning Of Louis
Mareelle, aged 20, and Archibald Hood,
aged ls,siIl the Bay State building, and
$1,000 damage to the structure today.
While the fire was in progress, Felix
Soliei, 4 park department employee, was
clcctrocuted, IN a tree opposite the
building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
DUcHARME--sT. LAURENT.
Wedding at St. Monica's Church This
Morning.

Miss amanda st. Laurent and Will
liam Dueharme were united in marriage
at ST. Monicas church at 1880 this
morning, Rey. FIR. McINenna saying the
nuptial mass. The couple were attended
by Peter Blouin MS best man aud Miss
Luciano st. Laurent, sister Of the
bride, as bridesmaid.
The ceremony was witnessed BY only
the immediate relatives Of tile contract
ing parties. After short wedding trip,
MIR. and Mrs. Dheharme will reside in
this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
DAvIS--FosS.
Goddard Graduate Married to Pittsheld,
NJ H., Lady.

Cards were received in the city this
morning announcing The marriage of
Clara Ethel. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. tuss, to Mark Allan Davis. at
Pittstlcld, n. H., Yesterday. Mr. Davis
graduated from Goddard seminary III
the class Of 1908, md has host Of
friends il this city who will wish him
joy and happiness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
BURR AND BURTON SEMINARY.
Diplomas Awarded to 90 Graduates at
Manchester.

Manchester. june 81. Diplomas we're
gruteI 20 students At the I'D annual
eises ot burr and Burton seminary
which took place here yesterday after
noon at Music hail. The address before
the graduating class was delivered by
Prof j.. h. lones oi the university Of
Vermont. Burlington. lis subject being
e'i'lie Future Of Edueation.D
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
BODY NOT FOUND.
Suspicion That X. E. Waldron Was Not
Drowned.

Bellows Falls, June 2l.-I'hc body Of
N. Il. WaIdron, who Is thought 10 have
lost his life at South Chariestown, N.
H., III the Connecticut river sometime
yesterday, has not been recovered. Al.
though an az his clothes were found
BY the river money and 4 revolver
which II Is supposed lie had were gone,
anil 1t il the opinion of many he had
not been drowned but has left the town.
Hc was sa years of age and came here
from Winchester, y. u.
Graphing irons and dynamite were
used IN the search without avail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
MEATMAN GOES UNDER,
H. S. Davis Of cayendish Owes s5,2so,
He Reports.

Burlington. june u A petition i'll
bankruptcy was filed yesterday by IT. 3.
Davis. i butcher of 6aTendish. lie has
liabilities of $1,000 and assets Of 5000,
of which $500 are claimcI exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
Buys the Milton Times.

St Albams June III. A. d. Bradford
of Greenfield, Mass. has bought the
Milton Times office and plant of II. y,
Morgan III Bradford, He WAS formerly
publisher of the Jericho Reporter for
several years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
EIGHT DROWNED
In COLLISION
schooner Bertha and Steamer American
Met Near Dover, England, Today
Former Sunk.

Dosef, Eng, June 2i.-Ihe schooner
bertha from Rio Hamburg eollided with
thc steamer American from Antwerp
for New York today and sank, drown
ina eight persons. The American was
mt hnrt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
ELECTED TODAY.
]. z. HoIlern AS President Of Train
Despatchers

Buffalo, n. ", lime ell. y. Hollern
Of Springfield, Mass, has been elected
president Of The National Association Of
Train Despatchers in convention here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
LARGEST I'm HISTORY.
Tufts College Graduated 26l Yesterday
Afternoon.

Medford, Mass, June 2I. The 50th
annual commencement of Tufts college
was held yesterday. Degrees were con.
ferrcd on aGl graduates. The seniar
class was The largest In The history of
'the college.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
Dewey Arrives at Singapore.

Singapore Straits Settlement, June
Dry dock Dewey which is being
taken 70 tlie Philippines arrived here
today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
CARGO AFIRE.
Steamer Colorado Puts in at Queens
town

Queeustown. June 2i.--'rhe steamer
Of Wilson Line Hull, for New
York; put in here today, With her cargo
alile.