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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-23
NOTES 10 RAY coNrRAcroRs.

Chairman Van Order, of the building and
grounds committee of the Caldwell Board
Of Education, reported at a special meet
ing of the board Saturday night tbs pay
ments were due the contractors on the
schoolhouse extension. and as the money
on the bonds Is not available yet it would
be necessary to raise $500 by note, which
was. ordered done.
Supervising Principal c. e. Hedden re-
ported that the total enrolment for the
first week of school was 431, and that ST.
were on the roll at the close of the school
in Tune. Last year three classes were on
half tune. but all the classes have full
sessions this year.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-23
LADIES OF CHRIST CHURCH TO MEET

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Christ Re-
formed Church. will hold a special meet
ing on "Wednesday afternoon in the parlor
of the church,
The society is preparing for a fair to be
held the first week in November.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-23
VISITING

master. of Grace Episcopal Church. has
been appointed visiting choirmaster OF ST.
Johns Episcopal Church at Lincoln and
Elwood avenues. Mr.. Corwin will sue
coed Thomas A. Stone.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-23
Mnnfh,n Mind.

LINrOTT-A Requiem High Mass VIII be
celebrated at the Church OF Our Lady
OF Good Counsel, Summer avenue. New
ark, on Tuesday, September "a. at s a.
m, for the repose of the soul of Alfred
Lintott, deceased. late of BeIleville.
Friends are kindly invited.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-23
THIRD WARD GUARDS.

Ward Guards, to be held at their head
quarters. 500 Halsey street, tomorrow
night. further preparations viii be made
for the outing which Is to be held In the
near future.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-23
SOCIETY.

A meeting OF Camp Arthur MeArthuF.
OF the Society OF the Philippines. VIII be-
held at the soeiety's headquarters. l9t
Market street. tomorrow night, for the
purpose Of planning the winters schedule.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-23
MEMORIALS.

GEORGE BROWN q CO.,
Established 1850. -
Designers and Manufacturers Of
MONUMENTS. ToMBs. VAULT ANT GEM
ERAL CEMETERY WORN IN GRAN-
TIE. MARBLE N STONE
$40 AND s4 BELLEvILLE AVENUE.
Opp. entrance to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
HIS HEAD HIT
ON SIDEWALK
William 5. Haley Of Waterbury
Fatally Hurt
WAS THROWN FROM HORSE
Shocking Accident Last Night to One Of
the Leading Young Men Of That vii
iage, a Merchant, Being in
Fish Business.

Waterbury, June is. William s..
Haley, q merchant and one Of the most
popular young people of this place, died
this morning from an injury sustained
last evening when he was thrown from
Il horse.
The horse had the habit Of turning
into the driveway every time be passed
the stable where he was kept, and the
young man was attempting to break the
animal Of the habit, He was riding the
beast and just al be got to the turning
off place the horse made quick turn
and hurled the rider from his seat
50 that in falling his head struck on the
sidewalk The accident happened at
eight o'clock Drs. James and Bidwell
We're summoned To attend him, but from
the time Of the accident To six o'clock
this morning when the end came the
patient did not recover consciousness.
The accident shocked the young mans
host Of friends in Waterbury, where
NC WAS SO well and fayorably known He
was n years Of age and unmarried. He
was in the FISH market business with
his father, their store facing the park
near the depot He was the only SON
4 sister, Miss Alice Haley, has taught
for some time in the city schools at
Barre. The young man was one Of the
leading members Of st. Andrews
church and was also leader in the
social life OF the community.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
LAY DOWN THE RAZOR.
But Barre and Montpelier BARRIERS Have
Some Close Shaves al Picnic.

The local BARRIERS and their fellow
amputators from Montpelier to the num-
Der of 25, held their annual outing and
picnic at Caledonia park yesterday af-
ternoon. Lunch was served at the park,
after which ball game was INDUCED in
by teams captained by Ed. House and
Ed Ennis. Houses team won the game
BY q score Of Il to 4 in four hard fought
innings, the game having been called at
the end Of the fourth on account of sun
shine.
The makeup Of the winning team was
jas follows; House, pitcher; Gabree, Cd
base: Lovely, 1st base; Bergeron, CATCH
er; Peake, 3D. base Bean, short stop;
Averill, left field; Chatiield, center field;
Knowlton, right field.
The losing team was composed Of the
following tonaprialists; I'D. Ennis,
pitcher; Harold Ennis, right field; Per-
ras. 1st base; AIinord, catcher; Chase,
left field; Granger, short. stop; Hunt, I'd
base; DeGuise, center field; Collins, Sd
base
Some Of the features Of the game
were Ennis pitching, Perras work at
first and Knowltons stick work and
coaching In the standing broad jump
and high kick Clif. Peake outelassed all
other competitors, while Buzzell was the
winner Of the l2-pound hammer throw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18

Aged Stone Mason was Badly Injured
By Teams Colliding

Middlebury, June 1s.--When the coun-
ty court re.assembled at two o'clock yes
terday afternoon another civil jury trial
was started, that of John Gilbo vs.. A B.l
and II. M. strong. Gilbo Ii over 76 years
OF age, Il stone mason and lives M
Vergennes. A. B. Strong is the wife Of
f. M. Strong and they hive in Panton. III
is claimed for the plaintiff that on the
evening Of November FL, 1908, he was
driving home and hearing team be-
hind him he turned out to let II pass.
The team behind collided with his wag
on almost demolishing 1t and generally
injured the old gentleman, breaking one
Of his hands badly. The team which did
tie damage was loaded with coal and
was understood to belong to the Strongs
and driven for them BY one Albert Hop.
kins, al agents for the parties against
whom the suit Is brought. The claim IS
set up that the driver was intoxicated
and this case was brought against his
principals. The damages claimed being
ST 500. Y. A. Bullard and Rufus Il. Brown
OF Burlington are fighting the case for
the plaintiff and Frank r. Fish Of Ver..
gennes and James B. D0noway of Mid
dlebury are counsel for the defense. The
ease win not be likely to last more than
another day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
TROUBLE AT THE START.
Over Seating Of a Delegate From colom-
bia at The Hagae.

The Hague, June President Neli-
doff of the International Peace Congress
today announced the presidents Of the
four commissions which viii be named
to consider the various subjects before
the conference. They are NJ. Bourgeois
of France, Signor Tarnelli of Italy, Prof.
Martens of Russia and NJ. Beernaert Of
Belgium. One Of the presidencies was
offered to Joseph II. Choate who heads
the American delegation but he declined.
Trouble is promised at the very open
ing Of the conference by Itaiy's demand
that Perez Triana, the delegate from
Colombia, be excluded on the ground
that he is an anarchist from Naples.
BY the decision OF the delegates the
protest against TriaRa will be referred
To- the Dutch government. 1t it not
known whether Italy will be satisfied
with this decision. The work of the
four commissions probably will be map
ped out at plenary meeting Of the
Congress tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
One Man Picked up IJncon-
sciOuS 10 Montpelier
GRANITE CUTTER TOPPLED
Thermometer on Barre Street and Rest
ing in the Shade Registered 90 De-
gres This Afternoon Hottest
Of the Season.

The temperature to-day was the high.
est Of the season, although there is still
a margin to the record. This afternoon
at one o'clock thermometer located in
the shade on Main street stood at %
degrees Work in the granite plants
was carried on with some difficulties
owing to the oppression. In the ATarr &
Gordon shed one cutter toppled over on
account OF the heat, but after being
doused with water he revived and was
able to continue his work.
The reports from Montpelier place the
heat figures AT even higher than Barre.
1t is said that one thermometer under
an awning on the street stood 9S, while
othe ambitious indicators in the sun
went as high as l0s. One man, Joseph
Theriault, was found prostrated on the
Montpelier q Wells River railroad track
back of Dillon q Haley's stone shed this
morning He was picked up by members
Of the train crew when their train came
along. The man was carried to his home
and it is expected that he will recover
from his experience.
A large number of granite plants did
not open up for business this afternoon
because of the heat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
HEALTH OFFICERS
ARE IN SESSION
Conference Opened in Burlington Last
Night, to Continue Through
Thursday.

Burlington, June 1s.--The opening ses-
sion OF the annual school OF instruction
for health officers of Vermont was held
last evening in the Arinory with an at.
tendance Of some 200. Addresses Of vel
come were made by Mayor w. j. Bige.
low, Gov. Fletcher ID. Proctor and DR.. +.
T. Kidder, member Of the state board Of
health.
The speakers for Wednesday will in
clude Prof c. L. Winslow, alassachu-
sets Institute Of Technology, who will
speak on Disposal OF Sewage; DR.. b.
II. Stone, director Of the state labora.
tory. who win take up the work of that
institutions DR.. II d. Holton Of Brat
tleb0ro, secretary OF the state board Of
health, WHO viii talk upon the duties
Of health officers, aud DIR. Il. 0. Otis of
Boston, who will make an address on
aThe Clinical Diagnosis Of lncipient
Tuberculosis
"Sanatorium and Home Treatment Of
TubeTculosis' will be discussed at the
closing session on Thursday by experts,
including DIR. Frederick T. Hills, superin-
tendent Of the Massachusetts, tuberculosis
sanatofium at Rutland, and others
A meeting Of the Vermont Society
for the Prevention and Cure of Tuber-
culosis will be held Wednesday even
ing In connection with the sessions Of
the school, when report win be made
upon the work Of the society and the
progress Of the new state sanatorium
now under construction al Pittsford
There ii the greatest interest in Yer.
mont In the subject OF stamping out,
as far as possible, this disease, and the
state tuberculosis commission has al.
ready planned to conduct a campaign Of
education similar to the meetings held
last year in the interest Of this work.
The state society Il also active, and
there has been radical change Ia the
sentiment throughout Vermont as to the
Imperative need Of prompt action in the
matter Of guarding against the spread
al the disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
Too Much Culture.

"Aunt Penelope Virgins as every
body called her, was visited one sum
her by a niece, o vassar college grad
hate. Aunt Penelope was one Of the
host hospitable souls alive. but she
was not greatly impressed by the su-
perior learning Of her young relative.
ind one day she freed her mind about
her thus:
sTalk to me about what a college
education does for a girl! What do
you suppose Matilda said TO me the
FIRST day she came? She said: I'm SO
glad to meet you, auntyi You accent
your name on the Aunty Penultimate,
don't your Did you ever hear such
nonsense? I had to tell her my name
wasn't Aunty Penultimate. but Aunty
Penelope, and l thought she would die
alaughlng"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
MAYOR SCHMITZ NOW
REMOVED FROM OFFICE
Removed Yesterday Afternoon on Ground
That He Is No Longer Able to Per-
form the Duties.

San Francisco, June 1s.- Mayor
Schmitz was formally removed from of
flee by the supervisors at their meeting
yesterday afternoon. Supervisor james
Gallagher was named as acting mayor in
his place.
This is the first step taken BY the
prosecution in the execution Of the plan
to restore good government in San Fran
cisco. The ground ON which Mayor
Schmitz was removed is that. owing to
his incarceration in the county Jail fol-
lowing his conviction on a charge Of
felony, he is no longer able to perform
his official duties.
Gallagher win not hold the position
of acting mayor for more than few
days. The resignation Of certain mem
Der of the board Of supervisors viii make
room for the appointment of respon-
sible citizen, who will take GaIlagher's
place as acting mayor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
CHASING INDIANS"
George Mcclellan Of Burlington Ran
Amuck in q Hotel.

Essex Junction, June 1s.--George Nc
Clellan Of Burlington came TO town yes
terday and created considerable excite
ment by entering the johnson House
and for time taking possession Of the
same. He vert in at the back door
and told the cook, who was the only
person ON that floor, to not tell anyone
he was there. She started to the front
part OF the house to And some one and
he followed her "a far as the dining
room, which be entered, and while there
broke several dishes. Hearing some one
coming he ran upstairs, jumped out on q
low roof and from there to the ground.
A crowd soon gathered and pursued him.
lie was finally captured By Officers
Fielder ana Demag. His companion. a
man by the name Of Perry, was also
arrested on the street Both men were
intoxicated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
SENT BACK TO JAIL
FROM BARRE COURT
Martin Carroll and John Mahoney, Just
Out, Said They Drank Liquor Which
Latter Bought in Saloon---Will
Dig bitches Again.

Martin -earroll and John Mahoney,
only few hours ont from serving SEN
tences In the county Jail, were arraigned
in the city court this morning on the
charges Of second oifense Of intoxication.
Both pleaded guilty and the court sent
them back to the county Jail for thirty
days more. The men were arrested last
evening by Officer Gamble and Special
Officer }. a. Demo.
When asked BY the court to disclose
where they got their liquor Mahoney said
that they first met stranger on the
c. Y. track who furnished them little
and afterwards Mahoney said he pur.
chased half pint Of alcohol in one Of
the saloons iii the city. Carroll had
formerly been working in Graniteville,
but was working ia Montpelier when ar
rested and sent to jail by this court in
May. He was sentenced to jail for
fifteen days on May 25.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
DIGNITY OF THE Law
WAS HUMBLED
States Attorney Ben Gates HIT By .
"Biker" and Knocked Into TIE
street--Got Wrenched
Ankle.

Montpelier, June fs.-State's Attor-
ney Ben Gates returned from PIainfeld
yesterday after prosecuting a case only
to be knocked down by bicyclist and
have an ankle badly wrenched. The
case in Plainfeld was that of State vs..
Joseph Bennett, charged with cruelty
to a horse. 1t was heard before Justice
Flood Bennett was charged with driv-
ing horse to Barre one day last week
and beating it numerically. He was
found guilty and sentenced to not more
than three and not less than two months
in the house Of correction.
When States Attorney Gates got
back to Montpelier be stopped on the
corner Of the street a moment to speak
to friend, when along came a young
man. perhaps twenty years old, ON q
bicycle. Neither Gates nor the bicy-
clist saw each other The result was
that Gates was knocked into the street
and the "biker" was hurled over the
handle bars. The latter picked himself
up and made Off, but The states at
tomey found that one ankle had been
wrenched by the collision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
WEDDING In RUTLAND.
Alice E. Reynolds Becomes The Bride Of
Patrick Mproney.

Rutland, June is.--Aliss Alice 4. Rey-
nolds Of Champion avenue and Patrick
Moroney of Forest street were married
All Sc. Peters church yesterday at q
O'clock By the Rev. j M. Brown. Miss
Agnes Reynolds, sister Of the bride,
was bridesmaid and John Gleason of
this city best man. The bride and
bridesmaid carried carnations. Lob
engrin's wedding march was played as
the bridal party enteee The church.
The bride was attractpely gowned in
white organdie and the bridesmaid wore
a nearly similar gown.
The couple were the recipients of
a large number Of useful and hand
some presents After weeks wedding
trip to New York they will be at home
On Forest street. After the ceremony
Il reception was given at the home Of
the brides parents to about 40 friends
and relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
Woes Of the Rich Younu.

The children Of the rich today are not
allowed to be imaginative They have
no Illusions They do not have the
great and educative pleasure Of pre-
tense. In simpler, less material years
The child "played att something. A
block Of wood was locomotive. A
Uoll was a human being or a fairy.
The tin horse was fleeter ana more
wonderful than Flora Temple or Dex-
Ter Now everything must be done for
The pleasure OF girl or a boy. The
boor youngsters are not encouraged.
They are hardly allowed to invent their
pwn amusements, to turn plain and
humble things into something rare and
rlorlaed by sheer force OF imagination.
Boston Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
STOPPED UP THE LEAK.
NoTthfeid Water System Had Been Los
ing 5000 Gallons a Day.

Northheld, June ts.-F. N. Carpenter,
superintendent Of the village water sys.
tenn, was successful in finding large
leak in the main on Union street to-day.
Late last fall It was discovered that
there was great waste of water and
an effort was made to find IL, which
proved unsuccessful at that time. The
matter was again taken up BY The con.
tractors, Flood and Sheriff. of late and
only after a weeks work were they able
to locate It. Since last fan there has
been waste Of over 5000 gallons Of
water day, and when the leak was
found it had increased to 5000 day.
II cost over 5000 to find the brealtage
II being near the Union street brook and
tho overflow running into the stream un-
detected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18

Charles Prince Had Only Recently Gone
to That Place.

Hardwiek, June 1s.-Charles Prince,
who has been III three weeks with
typhoid fever, died Sunday morning at
the home Of his sister. Mrs. Charles
Spaulding OF Glenside. Mr. Prince came
here six weeks ago from Boston and en-
tered the employ o. w. +. Cleinext. lie
bad worked only three weeks when he
was stricken with the fever He was 80
years Of age and is survived by his wife
and two daughters, his aged father, who
lives in Cambridge. four sisters, Mrs. c.
Spaulding Of this place. Airs. Blako of
Haverhill. Mass, Miss Anna Of Randolph.
and two brothers, the Rev. Jolm Prince
OF Maine and AIyron Of Watertown,
Mass. The funeral was held this after
noon at the home OF his sister and the
body will be taken Wednesday 10 Brat
tleboro for intcrment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
Former Northern League City
Tries National Game Again
WHICH CHANGES ITS NAME
Games Will Continue Until July ! With
the Same Teams as Now Constitute
the Remnant Of the Old New
Hampshire League.

The Vermont base bah league super
eedes the New Hampshire state league.
At the meeting Of representatives, Of
Barre Montpelier, Burlington, Rutland
and Manchester, N. H. in Burlington
yesterday afternoon the new cloak was
put On and new tentative schedule Was
adopted The teams now in the league
viii be continued, but possibly the Man
chester franchise may be transferred to
st. Alhans OF some other city al the
distance to Manchester il rather long
to permit Of safe base ball.
Lester II, Greene ard A. w. Daley
represented the twin cities at the meet
ing yesterday, P. w. Lalor the Rutland
association, J. II. Mcdonald the Man
chester interests and II. X. Milne the
Burlington people. Following the chang.
ing of the name of the league, Mr.. Lalur
made written application for franchise
IN the league. Mr. Greene moved and
Mr. Mcdonald seconded that Rutland be
admitted to the league. Rutland can
not get its team together before July 4,
and ID the four teams in the league will
continue playing as before tne change
of the league.
As Manchester is too far away to per-
nit Of Vermont teams going there with
any profit, Mr.. Mcdonald and Mr.. Daley
were instructed to see If st. Albans could
be interested and ii not to sound the
old enthusiasts at Malone with a view
to that city taking another try at the
game. This will be done at once and
at later meeting new schedule win
be adopted II IS not at all impossible
that the Manchester outfit, one Of the
very strongest In the league. will be
switched to Rutland should the latter
make il worth while for the New Hamp-
shire men who are fully as much in the
hole as the other associations and who
desire opportunity to get their money
back
The Burlington team comes to Inter
city park this afternoon and close
game IL looked for.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
United States Relinquishes
Part of Claim on China
FROM THEBOXER UPRISING
Official Notice Given the Chinese Minis
ter To-day BY President Roosevelt
Pending Approval Of Congress
,on Action.

Washington. D. G., June fs.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has just made the most
stupendous gift to China that the United
States or any other government ever
made to a foreign nation. 1t was an
nounced today that the Chinese minis
tel has been notified that with the ap-
proval Of Congress, the United States
win relinquish the difference between
the total Of the expense and claims in
Cured in the suppression Of the Boxer
revolt of 1900 and the amount which
China agreed to pay this country in
satisfaction. The difference was fixed
officially at s25,0o0,000. This has Ell.
tablisher precedent for like action by
the other nations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
COMMENCEMENT CONCERT.
Given By Graduates of Music Courses
in Montpelier Seminary.

Montpelier, June 1s.-The annual
commencement concers at Montpelier
seminary was held in the chapel last
evening. The graduates in instrumental
music this year are Dorothy +. Parker,
Amy o. Goodspeed and Erma G. Brown
and in the vocal department, Erma G.
Brown and Charles NJ. Sherburne.
These graduates, with other pupils ia
the music department. presented
pleasing programme or 16 numbers The
instructors, Prof. L. j. Hathaway, Miss
II. Julia Cross and Miss O. Evelyn
Bishop, had reason to be proud Of the
efficiency Of their pupils. The popular
event Of the commencement week at
the seminary--the annual prize speak
ingcomes this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
REspEorED AND ApPREcIATED.
Mrs. ]. E. Morrison Gets Two Reminders
Of Vt. From l. 0. o. L., M. u.

After the business had been trans-
acted at the regular meeting Of the |. 0.
20. T., NJ. ". last evening, Mrs. Jennie
Murray, in behalf Of the lodge. present
ed AIRS. J. L. Morrison a very handsome
bracelet as token of esteem ana honor
in which she is held by the lodge Ms.
Morrison is to leave on June ~ for a
six months visit TO her former home in
Scotland She was much surprised but
IN very fitting and grateful
manner. She was also presented hand
some 2. n, G. pin as token Of apprecla.
tion Of her work in the lodge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
". T. wHELAN MARRIED.
Montpelier Man Went to waddington,
N. Y. for Bride.

Montpelier, June 1s.-William r.
Whean, superintendent Of agencies for
the American Fidelity company Of this
city, was married at noon to-day at
Waddjngton, n. ~, to Miss Harriet Car
isle Of that city. George 4. Whelan Of
this city, his brother, was best man.
During their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs
Whelan will visit the Jamestown ex-
position. The groom is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Whelan of this city
He Is graduate Of the University Of
Vermont and during bis college course
was prominent on the university base
ball team. On their return from their
wedding trip Air. and Mrs. Whelan are to
reside in Montpelier, where they viii
be warmly welcomed