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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGES ASSIGNED
Judge Powers Says Washington County
Court Will Reconvene Immediately
After Caledonia County
Court Adjourns.

Montpelier, Nov. 27 In Washington
county court this morning Judge Powers
outlined the work Of tie reorganized
judiciary He said that Washington
county court will reconvene Immediately
after the adjournment Of Caledonia coun
ty court. He stated that inasmuch as
the superior court Judges would also act
Ms chancelors, 1t would impose a heavy
burden on them. Consequently the law
yers were urged 70 have their eases
ready
The assignments for the year are as
follows;
Judge IIaseton. Addison, December 4 I;
Grand Isle, January; Franklin. March I;
Bennington, June; Windham, Septem-
Der.
Judge Powers, Caledonia, December 4 !;
Orleans, March: Orange, June; Ghitten-
den, September.
Judges Miles, Lameile December &;
Washington, March; Caledonia, June;
Orleans, SeptemberS Essex, October
Judge Waterman, Orange, December
4; Rutland, Marchi Windsor, June
Washington, September.
Judge Hall, bennington, December 4;
Chittenden, March; l.amoille, June
Grand Isle, August; Rutland, Septcm-
Der,
Judge Taylor, Windsor, December 4
Essex, March; Windhnn, April; Adii-
son, Junei Franklin, September
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
STOPPED BY SUICIDE
Charles d. coane of Brattleboro Was
Being Sued by His Young Bride Of
Last March.

Brattleboro, Nov. 27.-- Worry over
family affairs led Charles d. Coane. a
retired blacksmith, to commit suicide
yesterday by taking laudanmm.
Mr.. Coane lived with MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Briggs on Clark street. Mrs.
Briggs being his daughter. When Mrs.
Briggs returned from work at noon she
became Suspicious that all was not
right, and she waited for her husband.
Together they went TO Mr. Coane $
room and found him on the bed, ap.
parently asleep. Finding an empty laud.
anum bottle they summoned physi-
clan, who ordered the man removed to
Memoria hospital, where he died yestor-
day afternoon.
Mr. Coanc was 90 years old. His
wife, who was Katharine NJ. Michaud
of Grand Falls, n. 81. IL ~ years old.
They were married last March, but ecp.
arated soon after A petition for di-
vorce on the part Of the wife was being
prepared
Beside his wife Mr.. Coane il sur.
vived by five children, William Of Mer-
iden, Conn, Rex Of Brattlehoro. Clayton
Of putney and Mrs Kern Adams and
Mrs Frank Briggs Of Hfattlcboro.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
DEATHS IN ST. JoHNsBURY.
William 7. Torton and George F. Powell
Died Recently.

st. Jolsnstlav, Nov. 81. The funeral
Of William T. Horton, a prominent Mas
on. who dial Saturday morning, was held
yesterday afternoon ut o'clock, the
Rev. Drs. f. T. Fairbanks and S. G.
Barnes officiating. The services at The
grave were according TO the Masonic
ritual.
Mr. Horton wes born in 1sl5 For
fifteen years he was a clerk in the rail.
road Offices here, and for nineteen years
he had been employed by the Z. & T,
Fairbanks Go. lie IS survived by wife
and one son, Charles II. Horton.
George +. Powell for many years en-
ployed BY the Rcv. Henry Fairbanks
dropped dead yesterday morning TIE
is survived BY wife and eight chill.
dren.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
Was at His Desk Early This
Morning
RETURNED LAST NIGHT
VIII Send Special Message to Congress
On Istbmus Of Panama Trip -
Cabinet Meeting Held at
Noon Today.

Washington, D. q, Nov. with the
return Of President Roosevelt, the capitol
RECEIVERS from months Of dullness. The
President was at his desk early this
morning. Vice President Fairbanks and
Speaker Cannon arrived almost stimuli
taneously. The appropriation committee
of the House have lxnucklcd down To
business, also the joint commission on
postal reform and revision Of the gen
eral statutes There was rush Of visi-
tors to the White House until IL o'clock,
when cabinet session began.
1T was officially announced this morn
ing that the President would send d
special message dealing with the Pana-
ma situation to Congress shortly after
the opening Of the session. He prepared
data for the message during his return
voyage from the isthmus.
President Roosevelt reached Washing
ton at t0:42 last night, the return trir
from Panama having been made with.
out incident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
ALL EVIDENCE
SHOW ACCIDENT
Whereby Harlie ovitt Shot Harlow c
Pomeroy, FelIow-Student in Brig
ham Academy at Bakers
field.

Bakersfield, Nov 27. AN inquest into
the death Of Harlow G. pomeroy Of
Franklin, who was shot in his room at
Brigham academy early Sunday evening
by Harlie 0yitt Of West Enosburgh, was
held yesterday afternoon in the Office
Of a. r Brigham before Justice Of the
Peace G II. Blodgctt 0vitt was present
at the hearing and was represented BY
o. G. Farnsworth as counsel States
Attorney w X. Austin Of st. Albans
was present and conducted the inquest.
About is witnesses were examined
and their evidence all went to show the
shooting was accidental No arrests have
been made. and it was not known what,
II any, further action the officials will
take.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
SCHOOL GIRL
BADLY HURT
-- --
Miss Maud Wright, Student
at Bakersfield
THROWN By RUNAWAY
collarbone Was Broken and It Is Feared
That She Sustained internal Injuries
Was Driving Home With
Two Girl Friends.
THROWN BY RUNAWAY

East Fairfield, Nov. 27. Miss Maud
Wright was badly injured III runaway
last evening as she and two girl com.
panions We're returning from school at
Bakersfield. The horse which they were
driving was young and spirited, and be-
coming frightened got beyond their con
troll. The occupants Of the carriage were
thrown out, aud Miss Wright sustained
ia broken collarbone, and II Ii feared
that she received internal injuries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
MRS. ABBY JONES GEORGE.
Funeral of Montpelier Woman Held
Yesterday.

Montpelier, Noy.27 The funeral Of
Mrs. Abby Jones George, widow Of the
late Rufus L. George, who died on Sat
urdav evening at the home Of Mrs. A.
w Emery, her daughter, was held yes
terday afternoon at one O'clock The
Rev. G. p. Wellman ofIiciated and burial
was in the Lewis cemetery Mrs.
George was one of family Of II chill
dren and was born in Chelsea, February
20, 1880. She was married to Rufus L.
George Of this city and q large family
of children were born to them Mrs. 7.
II. Merrill, wife Of the city clerk and
treasurer, and Mrs. a. w Emery, Franl;
A. George Of Worcester. Asa A. of Mid.
dlesex and +. L. and w. r. Of thiscity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
SHOT BY WOMAN.
When Arrested She Declared She Was
After Vengeance.

Paris, Nov. 27. Pierre Meriou, who
was minister of finance in the Ronvicr
cabinet and who was appointed French
minister of Peru last September, was
shot on the Boulevard Dies ltaliens last
night by woman named Allemange.
The woman fired four shots from her
revolver at NJ Merlou Two Of the
bullets struck him in the fesby part Of
one Of his legs, but the wounds are not
dangerous. The woman was arrested
and declared her act was one Of ven
vengeance. The police believe Allemange
the same woman who attempted NJ.
Merlou's life seyearl years ago, and who
created scandal IN the chamber Of
deputies while he was serving as finance
minister.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

PROCTOR, NOV. Sf.--~tS0V. PROCTOR mas
appointed II. WI. Scott to be city ia ne
for Barre.
Thus ends three -cornered fight which
has continued for many weeks, between
Mr.. Scott, Earl r. Davis and tho present
city Judge, Alland G. Fay. Mr. Scott
was an aspirant for the position two
years ago, being in spirited brush with
Judge Fay, but the latter received 4
commission from Gov. Bell for nis third
term of two years, thus assuring him
six years in the position II has been
generally understood since then that Mr..
Scott would be a seeker after the place
at the next opportunity, and hc was.
He and Judge Fay were for some time
the only aspirants for the appointment
field with good backing.
The successful aspirant for the
appointment il young man
and distinctly product of Barre.
He was born In Barre iii 1870 being
therefore SO years Of age. He was grad
mated from Goddard seminary In the
class Of 1893 During his school course
he was reading law in the office Of Bar
ney and Hoar, and two years after get
ting diploma from the local seminary
he was admitted To practice in Vermont
courts. In 1898 he married Miss Edith
M. Silloway OF Morrisville-
Ever since being admitted to the bar,
Judge Scott has been practicing his pro-
fession in Barre, although he has been
actively engaged in other work. He has
been three times secretary and once
president Of the Vermont Bee-keepers'
association. He has served the city as
justice Of the peace, as grand juror and
as assessor, holding the latter office at
the present time. During the absence
of Judge Fay he has also been acting
city Judge. Judge Scott is staunch
Republican in politics and has put in
considerable work for the party, being
ut present member Of the Republican
city committee.
His commission dates from Decem-
Der /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
WAS FATALLY SHOT
WHILE DUCK HUNTING
Timothy Motifs Body Was Found in a
Boat Some Days After He Had
Left Home on a Hunting

Alburah. Nov aTy The funeral of
Timothy Mott, who was Killed while
duck hunting was held here Sunday af
ternoon. Mir Mott left home on Novem-
Der IS. for hunting trip. When he
failed to return search was instituted
and his body was found some time later.
IL is supposed that. he was killed while
In his boat by the accidental discharge
of the gun, which was found in the
boat. The deceased was 2s years old
and leaves a widow and FIVE children,
the oldest of whom is not seven years
of age and the youngest only three weeks
old,
A year ago last August Frank Mott.
a brother Of the deceased, was killed BY
a train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
FRANCIS BoBs UP AGAIN.
Said To Have Stolen Another Horse
Last Night

Bangor. Me, Nov. 27.- Minot st.
Clair Francis, the convict, shortly before
midnight stole another horse and wagon
at the house Of Mrs. Angeline Trevett
at Prospect. near Frankfort A hunt is
being conducted this morning between
Frankfort and Bangor. AS usual the
officers say they are hot on his trail.
There were no signs Of the negro, horse
or vehicle this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
CAN'T GET CARS.
Rutland Industries Are Forced to Sus-
pend Operations.

Rutland, Nov. 27-Ths Howe scale
works was compelled to close its foun-
dry yesterday and II win continue to
shut down some one department each
day until the present scarcity Of freight
cars which is being felt all over the
east Is over. The crush Is being felt
on the Rutland road now more than
ever before. about T5 cars for this city
alone being handled yesterday. The scale
works has had fnel and crude iron on
the road for weeks, but are unable 20
get sufficient supply for their needs,
The r. r. Patch Manufacturing com.
pany, manufacturers Of iron working ma
clincry, are handicapped both in get
ting supplies and in shipping their or
ders
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

Report Of Death Of Policeman Hutchin-
son Of Mortified.

Mortified, Nov. 27. The rumor that
has been in persistent circulation for the
past two days to the effect that Police
man Hutchinson was dead appears te
he greatly exaggerated Advices from
North CharIestown, N H.. IN the form
of letter from Mr.. Hutchinson, indi
Gates that he il not dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
STILL DAMAGING
FOR RESPONDENT
Physicians Further Testify That Grace
Brown Could Not Have Met
Death By Drowning.

HerlSimer, N. Y, Nov. a7--The tes-
timony Of physicians tending TO show
that Grace Brown could not have met
death by drowning continued this morn
ing. When the Gillette trial opened the
defense made an Intellectual effort TO
prevent placing in evidence glass jar
containing evidence how far the girl
was advanced toward motherhood He
declared it Spectacular and intended to
prejudice the minds of the jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
TRACED TO RUTLAND.
Brandon Boy Can Be Easily Identi
fed.

Rutland, Nov. 27.-Arthur Saunders,
the IA 14-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. r
G. Saunders Of Brandon, has been mis-
sing since be left home week ago
Saturday. The boy has been traced to
Rutland, but search in this city was
unsuccessful,
Young Saunders may be readily iden.
tilted as he has but one hands the right
one, the thumb of which is missing
There was no apparent reason for the
boy to leave home. He had worked
more or less for several years and had
save about $50, deposited with the
Proctor trust company. This money
lie seems 70 have drawn out after leav-
ing Brandon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE.
McCOvern and Young corbett Matched
For January Fight.

New York, Nov. 27- Following a
meeting Of their managers here yes
terdav, II was announced that TERRY
McGovem and Young Corbett lad
been matched for bout Of not less
than fifteen otnds, TO take place during
the week ending Jan. ~ Tim Hurst
will eferee tho fight, for which bids viii
be accepted until Dec g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
PROMINENT GRANITE MAN.
Joseph H. p, Hunt Of Hallowell, Me-,
Dead.

Hallowell. Me-. Nov. 27.--Joseph II. p.
Hunt, for 25 years superintendent Of the
Hallowell Granite Works, died yestcr
day after long illness. Mr. Hunt was
5s years Of age, was born at vinalhaven,
in Knox county, and learned the trade Of
stone cutter He was d member of the
Masonic bodies director Of the Halo
well National bank, the Pittsfeld Trust
company, and the Hallowell Granite
works.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
programme elan cordon. No. la, Q. 5. {

The annual Thanksgiving eve social
and dance of Clan Gordon will be held
in Hale's Pavilion Wednesday. Nov. rs.
"A Night in Scotland large stercop-
ticon views Of scenes and Incidents In
Scotland with an interesting and in
stnlctiyc explanation Of the same. given
by Archibald Anderson of Wakefield
Mass. The following Appropriate songs
will be sungs
Remarks, Wm, Mcdonald, Royal Deputy
SongYe Banks and Braes q Bonnie
Doom .............. Miss Phillips
Song Rantin Robin ... ]. ] Mckenzie
Song The Bonny Banks o Loch Lo-
mond .......4..... Miss Phillips
Song Bonny Prince Charlie ....
............... Mr. James Gauld
Piano aecompanist, Miss Mary Walker
Dance music furnished BY Whittier'i
orchestra Doors open at 1880, concert
at s o'clock. Adults tickets, 80 cents
children Z TO IS years, rs cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

Judge John Il. Watson, Of Montpelier,
who Is expected will preside over the
December term OF Bennington county
court, has not been III the county At
court since the December term III 1902,
when he presided over the court that
convicted MARY Rogers and imposed
the sentence on her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
wILLrAMsrowN.

Don't forget the entertainment at
the town hall Wednesday night, Nov.
Uniyersalist society A. Lincoln Kirk
u TO be the entertainer Reserved seats
are now on sale at NJ. j. Drury's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

@Jim" Daley who was arrested on a
charge Of horse stealing at Islnnd Pond,
as the result Of a hearing was held in
the sum Of $500 for the action Of the
county court. Unable to pfocnre the
required bond he was committed to
Giildhall Jail He asserted that he
was no thief, but merely used the team
20 10 TO North strafford, N. LII, for
"booze."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
GRANITEvTLLE.

The degree team ef Victor Lodge, I.
0. O. J. NJ N. and as many members
as can find il possible are requested 10
meet IN Miles hall Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock sharp for practice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

Found, a sum Of money which owner
can have by proving property anil pay.
ing for adv Apply 10 George Mutch, AZ
Office Of Mutch 4 Calder, over Ladd's
store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
DIED THIS MORNING.
Otis H. Marion, Member Of Gov. Bates
staff.

Boston, Nov. 27..-Otis II. Marion
surgeon general Of the staff Of Gov
Bates died this morning Of pneumonia
He was born in Burlington in 1887.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
Wins Three-C -Cornered Fight
For City Judge
COMMISSION CAME TODAY
Successful Man Has Been Practicing Law
in Barre for the Past Eleven Years
Other Candidates Were A. G.
Fay and E. R. Davis.

Proctor Nov. 27s-Cov. Proctor has
appointed Fl. w. Scott to be city ia ise
for Barre.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-09
. PEMBINA, II. u. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1906.
A MIXTURE. POLITICALLY.

totals made from mostly official figures the county off
make change Of Importance except possibly the
of the superintendent where the vote almost always
somewhat mixed in making up the This how
has been gone carefully and unless there
mistake in the poll books there not likely any material
change changed likely to benefit party the
other Mr. Wick stands at the head with 627 followed by Mr.
Brynjofson ST. Mr. Roadhouse 500, Mr. Feson 4o2, Mr.
Thorwaldson $685. MrG 237, MrPeterson Miss Conmy ID
In the Legislature the First District elects Wexford MORN
Democrats and Watts Republican Mr. McCrea losing by l2
In the Second District Halliday Democrat defeated
Garnett Republican by 58 Ganssl and Resemayer Repub
can and johnson Democrat elected representatives
Marshall and Gronna for congress get nearly 400 majority
the county, which fact emphasizes the other fact that Knau
Judge and Saes for defeated by nearly 600
each.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-09
THE STATE

The state has probably gone Democratic governor and
judge Burke and Fisk having small maortes The other
officers republican but suffered from the cutting of the
head Of the ticket Marshall and Gronna representatives
also elected Neither ares Fisk carried their
home counties
OTHER STATES
Minnesota has reelected johnson for governor by larger
majority than two years ago. and may be high 5O0oo
Hearst defeated in New York by about 60
Most the other Republican states Republican by small
er majorties than two years ago.
CONGRESS
Nearly full returns show that the Republican majority in
congress will be slightly reduced about dozen Democrats be-
ing elected in place of Republicans
COUNTY
We present tabuated of the Of the coun
ty practically complete to all county officials and enough of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-28
JAPAN WILL SET
KOREA At LIBERTY
Marquis Ito Says All Nations
Shall Have Equal Privileges
in Hermit Kingdom.

Berlin, Aug. 2s.-The correspondent
Of the Lokal Anzeiger at Seoul has
had an interview with the Marquis Ito,
the Japanese resident general, who
said that many Japanese wanted to an
mex Korea to Japan. The emperor of
Japan, and the Marquis Ito, however,
want to restore the nation IS independ-
ence as soon as Korea is strong enough
to defend herself Japan, the marquis
added, could not allow another nation
to attain predominant power in Korea,
but all nations were to enjoy the open
door policy The Marquis Ito said he
hoped in time to bring Korea into q
state which would satisfy all nations.
Washington, Aug. 2s.-Mr. Miyaoka,
the Japanese charge, called at the state
department yesterday and advised Act
ing Secretary Adee that Japan will
open Dalny to the commerce Of all ma
tions after Sept. l. It is ODE a free
port, and no import or export duty will
be levied on articles Of commerce i'm
ported into or exported from Kwan-To-
Shu thru Dalny. ~ From the, same date
ships Of all nations will abe permitted
to ply and engage in traffic between
Dalny, or Tairen, as the town is now
called, and all the ports Of apan that
are open to foreign commerce. =. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-28
MCCLEARY CHALLENGES
GUTTERSEN TO DEBABE
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Mankato, Mimi, Aug. 2s.-Gongress-
man McCleary has sent the following
letter to Mr.. Guttersen:
Gilbert Guttersen, Lake Crystal, Mimi
Dear Sir-Thru the newspapers I learn
that you are a. candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for the office of repre-
sentative in congress from the second
district Of Minnesota AS you know, I
am a candidate for the same nonina-
ton. ::
In one Of your different platforms, you
say that you propose in the near future
to discuss more fully with the voters the
issues Of the day. That is my purpose
also, and I have arranged for public
meetings for this week. After that have
no appointments. except for the morning
Of Labor Day. In order to save the time
Of the people, as well yours and NINE
and In order to save money, Of which I
have none, to throw away, I suggest that
we hold our meetings at the same time
and place, having a series Of joint de-
bates. -
You have good health and a. strong
body. So hayesI. BY arranging prompt
Ely for the debates and then holding two
or three meetings a day, we can reach a
large percentage Of the voters OF the
district before the primaries. The people
naturally desire to support the, one who
can and will best serve their interests.
Having got thru the worst hurry Of the
harvest they can now take time to hear
and weigh the arguments.
I shall be pleased to hear from you
soon. Yours truly, &
-~- NJames T. Mccleary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-28
s250,0O0 FOR PEACE:
OFFER OF HARIJE.
Compromise Said to Be Contem.
plated in Sensational Di-
vorce Case.
Journal Special Service

Journal Special Service. .1 II Y.s 4
Pittsburg, Aug. 2S.-An offer Of set
Element of the Hartje divorce suit be-
fore Judge Frazer can make his decis-
ion is the newest phase of the case.
The offer has been made to Mrs.
Hartje by her husband, and it is under
stood that she will accept the terms,
which ares .Es:.s,3> ASi&. .iS@ '~5 W.
Mrs. Hartie to accept $50, 900 in cash,
So for every 81 expended by her in
the divorce, to be paid in addition, she
to retain custody of the children, she
also agreeing to Withdraw her suit for
divorce against her husband and later
to make no protest when her usband
| sues for divorce on the plain grounds of
desertion. 1t is to be further agreed
that all suits now pending on either
side will be dropped. ~. ~ =. ,.u...~
has expended fully 100000 in trying
to clear the name of his daughter, the
price offered by Augustus, Hartie, the
millionaire, in order TO stop a decision
BY the court will be about $3.50, 900.
This will leave about $4,000 clear for
Mrs. Hartje, after she returns her
father his money, and it was just this
amount that Hartje. offered his wife
some time before the suit came to trial.
Al: that time Mrs. Hartje raised the
price to 100000, afterward abrogatiny
this decision when she saw. that her
husband insisted on having one or both
Of her children. ~
Friends Of Mrs. Hartie are jubilant
at the prospects Of settlement in tho
way indicated today, as they believe
it to be a complete vindication of the
wife. Hartie; it is believed, has already
spent $4,000, which, in addition to
what he is now ready to pay his wife
will have cost him about 100000, with
| out any divorce.