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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
ON ALLEGATION or FRAUD.
u. z. Jones and Michael Meehan Secure
Restraining Order.

Brattleboro, June PSI. T.. Jones
and Michael Meehan Of Boston have
brought petition in the district court
for a permanent injunction restraining
Che Ciaremont power company of Clare,
mont, y. H. L. Y. Wheelock Of Clare.
mont and Fred G. Davis of Springfield.
", from encumbering or transferring
the water privileges on Black river
which the company Is now developing.
a temporary restraining order issued
by Judge J. I, Martin was served yes.
terday.
The water privileges are valued al
$4,000. Jones and Meehan alleae that
they acquired the rights, and turned
them over to Wheeloek with the under
standing that he was to hold them Ia
trust for the benefit Of all parties. They
further allege that Wheelock contriyed
to defraud them, and orgapized the
ClareInont power company, to which he
turned over the privileges, and that the
company refuses 10 recognize the
plaintiffs rights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
FUNERAL or CLYDE WALLACE.
Held Saturday Afternoon From Home Of
w. c. Nye ct East Barre.

The funeral Of Clyde Wallace who
died from injuries sustained driiinp an
attack by q Young bull, was held Sat.
urdav afternoon from bis late home IN
East Barre Tho services were conduct
ed BY the Rev. G. w. Winch, and the III.
terlnent was N Elmwood cemetery. The
bearers were Claude Partridge, Lester
Sargent, Paul Plaisted and Elmer scott.
The lad was taken from the orphans
home BY Mr.. and Mrs. Nye two years
ago and placed IN their home. He was 4
good boy and was much liked by all who
knew him.
The floral tributes at the funeral were
as follows; Pillow Our Boy AEr. and
Mrs. Nye, carnations from his brothers
pillow OF roses, carnations and ferns.
~0ur Schoolmate7 from school children.
pillow from Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Part
ridge, piece formed by each member
bringing a bouquet from the II. #. Ill.
bouquet Of white lilacs from Nv. C. r.
white lilacs and ferns from MI. and Mrs.
a. B Hntehins. pansv cross fror Nr. ana
NJ I. J. Woodward. wreath n pansy
ge saiums from Mr.. and Mrs. William
Aye, carnations from Grace Nye. wreath
Of pausiea and lilies Of the valley from
Alfred and Bernice Davis, lilaes from
Grace Bixby, bouquet from Linsey Me-
Arthur, lilaes from Walter and MYRTLE
geraniilms from Lillian
Crane, narcissus from Muriel Chamber.
lain. liiacs from Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
sauthier, pansies from Ganthier children.
white lilaes from Mr.. and Mrs. Cachran,
bouquet from Libby and Esther Liber.
8ont.
Mrs. Nye was in Potsdam, N. r., at
ending the graduating exercises of the
normal school at the time OF the unfor
innate affair and arrived home Friday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE
WILL BE CHARGED
Great Many Other People In
The Collapsed Building
| Had Narrow Escapes From
Death. Victims We're Chill
dren Of the Same Family.

New York, June 25.--After 4
thorough examination Of the ruins of
the tenement at the corner of Lafayette
and Walker streets which collapsed
early today it is not known that seven
persons lost their lives while many in
and about the building had miraculous
escapes, several being slightly hurt.
All The tenants were asleep on the up.
per floors when the crash came. The
dead were all members of one family.
being the children Of Tomasso Tarch.
ING and wife, ranging in age fran one
and i half to 20 years.
The building collapsed after the po-
lice had warned the building department
that Il was in an unsafe condition. One
inspector sent to examine the tenement
reported it safe A rigid examination
was started today and it is likely that
criminal actions will be begun. The
tenemant which is SO years old, had
been undergoing repairs and had been
wealsenea BY excavations for new
building adjoining.
Aftez escaling Tarclino and his wife
and the Hsher tenants the firemen found
Inc baalea Of seven children crushed
beneath q heavy beams and masonry.
Ihe stories of the building
were oessHIag BY three or four families.
lhe bufls'Ia Nas four stories high. I'm
mediatelx sIter the collapse the fire.
men Get 70 work to investigate the
debris p it was practically certain that
sEs-.l people at least had lost their
lives The finding Of the seven bodies
came some time later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
WHEN GREEK
MET POLE
r--r---~-~---
There Was a Riot and Right
In Ipswich. Mas5
WHOLE POLICE FORCEOUT
Poles Were Imported to Break Strike in
Hosiery Mills and the Deposed
Greeks Were Angry at tha
l4-,-- Intrusion.

Ipswich, Mass, june 2s.---The whole
police force was called out this morning
to quell riot ct the Ipswich hosiery
mills, where 200 Greek strikers clashed
with 80 Poles who were imported to
break the strike last night from Lowell
and Lawrence, When the Poles reached
the gates Of the mills tile Greeks awaited
them and in five minutes d lively fight
WIS IN progress, clubs and stones being
used. Two policemen were injured before
the riot was broken up and eight Greeks
We're arrested More trouble Is expected
when 400 additional strike breakers ar
rive later IN the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
A FINE EXHIBIT.
Il Shown By The Barre Evening Draw
ing School This Week.

An especially interesting and instruc.
tive exhibit Is that which Il displayed
at the rooms Of the Barre Evening
Drawing school on Granite street. The
exhibits are remarkable and should be
Of special interest to Barre as most Of
them are Of architectural ond NOM.
mental designs, closely allied with
Bare's chief industry. that OF the man
utacture Of granite.
The school, which has been in opera
tion for about six years is in charge
q three competent instructors. A.
Colombo, Joseph Induni and G. Abati.
under whose instruction several pupils
have grown from absolute ignorance Of
drawing to an ability to do work that
rivals that of professionals. There arc
enrolled at the school az the present
time about As pupils who range from
beginners to those who have been de.
voting their time TO the work for sew.
eral years.
Three particularly noticeable exhibits
are the work of NJ. Pauluselli, NJ.
AANF"NhiNs q HAAAftH AENI OAu pON ana
that Of Pratt Troup, another boy of
about the same age, ali Of this work
showing remarkable ability.
Among Others whose work deserves
particular mention are the drawings Of
A. Ossola, r Abbiatti, +. Garbetti,
August RavelIe, G. Brusa, Frank Prest,
v. Giovolorno. G. Matson, A. Tosi G..
Gelpi, G. Abbiatti, A. Fontana, G. Man
agti, A. Gamboldi, All Of these are
drawing, both architectural and nionu-
mental are drawn from models and OBJ.
iects in pencil, ink, crayon and charcoal
Another extremely interesting design OF
which there are few displayed as yet
s a model Of work in clay by NJ Pal
lsatti.
As d whole tile exhibit Il one Of the
most interesting ever displayed in this |
lity and the school offers unusual adj |
'antages to those who have their even
ngs to devote to the study Of draw.
ng.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
Goddard Prize speasing To-nIrht.

The programme for the annual prize
speaking contest at Goddard. to be heId
n the Universalist church this evening
beginning at eight o'clock, il as follows
Galop FMilitaire four hands) .Mayer
Miss Cross, Miss Weeden
Prayer
How the Church Was Built AZ Kehoe's
Daf ..s. Bennett
Carl D. Waterman
"A Plea for Cuba .. Tbprston
Jerome r Berry
Deacon Tuttle's Warning Brown
james s. Ogden
Song The Love Of Old Lane
Miss Walker
'2vhipie t.s.i-s,.s.-5,......... Elliott
Lena g. Towsley
Gentlemen the King - Barr
Rowland RI Preston
The House with the Paint Worn on
Richardson
Song-The Lost Chord Sullivan
Miss Seaver
The End Of the Task .... .Iessino
Edna i. McsTurray
A Day at the kindergarten Hill
Bessie g. Brown
Song-Sailor's Grave . Sullivan
Mr.. Griffiths
Announcement Of prizes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
LABOR UNIONS
AFTER TELEGRAPH
Want Government to Make Valuation
and Also See # There's Conspiracy
in Force.

Washington, d. Ct, June PA reso',,.
tion calling for governmental valuation
Of telegraph lines was forwarded TODAY
by the Central Labor union of Washing.
ton TO President Roosevelt. The resolu.
ton also requests the president to order
an investigation rs to whether there Il
connection IN restraint Of trade between
telegraph companies violating the anti
trust law. The resolutions were adopted
At last nights meeting on motion Of
Delegate Beattei, first general vice.pres.
ident Of the Commercial TeIgraphrs'
union.
AT th request of the American Fedora.
tion Of Labor similar action, ii is said.
will be taken by all the leading labor or.
ganizations in the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
SHOOTING TROPHIES
AT NORWICH UNIVERSITY
claremont Junction, N. H., Boy Took
Gold Medal and c. ~ Barber Of
Barre The Silver Medal, Three
Points Behind.

Mortified, June 25.-The shooting
competition among the students Of Nor.
wich university for various medals was
held at the university range yesterday
afternoon. William Schakowski Of
Claremont Junction n. IT., won the gold
medal with score Of 100 out of d
possible $50. g. NJ Barber of Barre
captured the silver medal with score al
iu6 out Of 150. and the bronze medal
went to +. S. Stowe Of Middletown.
Come he having score OF loI ont Of
150.
Capt. J. Fl. Alears of Bellows Falls
was successful defending the bronze
medal won by him last year, having
score 123 out Of I5O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25

The health department ordered that
no services be held In the Baptist
Congregational and Methodist churches
at Essex Junction Sunday because It is
feared that the community has been
exposed to diphtheria. This action was
caused by the death of d child, Della
White Her parents, supposing that She
Was suffering from mumps. did not call
physician until the day before her
death. Several families will Be kept in
quarantine for several days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
Report d eodaard AthIetie Assoeiation.

The Goddard Athletic association has
been able to clean up all its old debts
and ends the season with small balance
IN the treasury. The financial gain this
year has been due largely To increased
subscriptions from the students. The
gate receipts from the outdoor games
have been deplorably small; less than
S75 being realized from both football and
base ball.
Had il not been FOR the early start Of
the league this year, coupled with the
necessity Of purchasing new uniforms.
the association could have shown snug
balance in the treasury The following
IS a report Of the financial standing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con.
eregational church will meet in The yes-
Try tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Among The arrivals at the City Hotel
last evening and to-day are y. ID. Brown
of Rutlnnd, C I'll Dowd of Chateauaay,
N, Y u, 81 Wells and ]. Dewey Bald.
win Of Lynaouyille, Al. q. Bigelow 81
Brookheld, Lewis Hood of Newark, N. r..
g. II. Presby Of New York, Dr. and Mrs.
w. .. Hutchinson ol Washington and
+. II Mann Of Woodsville, N II,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25

danger of arrest for the olFenses Of which
Orchard says they are guilty, these men
are coming at their own expense, many
from long distances to tell tile court
that Orchard lies and to testify for Hay.
wood.
Orchard was the first witness to-day.
The men he accused will next take the
stand and it is expected that their
stories will take seven or eight days 10
tell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
SUING ouINLAN COMPANY.
Frank 7 HoIbrook Wants Returns On
Stock Investment.

Windsor, June IS. The adjourned
session Of the United States court
opened here yesterday afternoon al
two o'clock, Judge James L. Martin
presiding. The jury in the case of
Frank I, Holbrook vs.. j. ]. Ouinlan
corporation Of Boston, has been closed
and the opening statement for the plain.
titi and the defense made to the jury
to save time in tho mornig.
II appears from these statements that
the plaintiff seeks to recover for sums
advanced to G. N. Brady Of Newport.
w, as part payments on various stocks
which he ordered The defense claims
that g n Brady was an independent
operator aud that ne should be sued
and not Quinlan & CO., as Brady was
not an agent OF said company The trail
VIII probably take day OF two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
DAVID 7. PACKARD DEAD.
Walungford Man Was 50 in April
Native Of Londonderry.

Wallingford, June 25.-~Darid II
Packard died ct bis residence here early
yesterday morning Of heart failure. liz
was born in Londonderry April .25, 1928.
The earliest part Of his life was spent
IN Brandon, Vt, and Essex, n. ", but
for the past Is years he had resided in
Wallingford A man Of quiet but sterl.
ing character he was highly respected
by his friends and neighbors. He had
been a member OF che Congregational
church many years and was consistent
and faithful IN All his duties.
He is survived by bis wife, his only
other relatives being nephews and
nieses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
EXPRESS HIT AN ENGINE.
Two People Seriously Hurt in Accident
at Springfield.

Springfield, Mass, June 25.--The ex.
press which leaves New York at noon
fef Boston by way Of this city, ran into
switching engine in the lower end Of
the freight yard Of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad YESTERDAY
afternoon The train was going at the
rate Of 80 miles an hour, and, although
it did not leave the rails, the sudden
stop broke many Of the Windows in the
cars and seriously injured two persons.
Twenty Others escaped with cuts and
bruises,
TIE more seriously injured were.
II. s Appman, New York.
j. S. johnson, New York, cook In
diner, scalded.
TIE train was due in this city at
3si2 and was on time.
As it approached the foot Of Union
street, switching engine started To
ctass the main line track, but was over.
taken BY the express
1'he crews Of both the switching eli.
Qine and the express engine saved them.
selves By jumping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
HARRY I. cusHMAN DEAD.
He Was For IL Years Clerk of Ben
nington County Court.

Bennington, June Harry T..
Cushman, clerk of Bennington county
COURT, died at his home here SUNDAY
night after a several months illness II
cancer He was 4 years Of age ma
tive Of Bennington and one Of IFS most
popular citizens. He studied law when
q young man and was admitted to the
bar but had never practioed his pro.
fcssion extensively He was municipal
Judge for two years and for the last
"A years has been clerk Of Bennington
county court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
Salary Of s2.4oo.

st. Albans, June 25.--At a Joint meet
ing Of the town commissioners and the
city board, held last evening, the city
and town We're consolidated for the
supervision Of the schools, and James A.
Ayers, principal Of the high school. was
appointed superintendent with salary
Of $2,40o and expenses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25

Charles Hughes, James Miles and
charles Flint went to Plattsburg, 25
miles avaY, Saturday in 3O-foot gaso.
jene launch. When near that city one
Il fbe CYLINDERS blew out, nearly wreck
ino tie boat They procured launch
~ tow item home, and when about half
,sav across the lake they ran into
tbnnder hover and bolt Of lightning
stri,ck the boat, splintering it and rem
5ar;So Az unconscious Mr.. Hughes, who
,Daa at the wheel, and severely shocking
~ other tno men. Hughes was resus.
s;s4ea "a sni probably viii recover. The
boat is bsdly damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
Commencement Notes.

Among those who ere attending COM
mencement are +. II Wells 81 Lyndon
vile. q. G Sawyer Of Sharon, Mrs. Alton
Hubbard and Miss Carrie Manchester of
Randolph, Mark berry, Bessie Butter.
field, Susie Kendall and Eva Berry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
MINISTER'S HAD OUTING.
Also Listened to Interesting Paper bn
Bonnie Scotland"

The annual meeting Of the Ministers
Monday club was held at Caledonia.
park yesterday afternoon, at which tho
ladies were also present. In the morn
ing an intensely interesting paper was
read by the Rev. Mr.. Frazer OF Berlin
Corner on Bonnie Scotland" After 4
picnic lunch at noon the meeting was
called to order, and the following ofil-
GERS elected for the ensuing wear:
Presidents Rev. r. r. Reid; vice.presi,
dent, Rev. Mr.. Smith; secretary. and
treasurer, Rev @. o. Conner Also the
following executive committee WINS ap.
pointed: Rev =. o. Thayer, chairman;
Rev. g. G Conner and Rev. y. II. Strong.
Letters from the ex members were read.
after which the rest Of the afternoon
was spent in storytelling and games.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
Court Expenses in Franklin county.

81. Adams June 25.- state Auditor
Horace + Grahamm Of Craftsbury has
finished auditing the accounts Of the
march term Of Franklin county court and
the accounts show that the total ex
pense Of the term from March II to May
Is was s3,1o1.26.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
Drilled in Accordance with Manual.

Mr. Editor The drill team Of the
Barre Camp Of Modern Woodmen Of
America wishes to correct the statement
in yesterdays paper III regard TO their
drill not being IN accordance with the
manual AS to their not getting the
cup, still remains a mystery to them.
The Barre drill team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
TO MAKE ORCHARD
EAT HIS OWN WORDS
Swarms Of Men Implicated BY Him Go
to Boise to Testify Against the
eStar" Witness"

Boise, la, June 25.--Boise swarms TO.
day with men accused BY Harry Orchard
Of completely in the crimes which he
swears the Western Federation of Miners
employed him to commit. Braving the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
LEADER PRACTICALLY DEposED.
And French Government Thinks It Is
Getting a Grip.

Narbo1nee, France, June 25.-Mar.
celin ALERT, who organized the great
revolt Of wine growers against the
qoyeinmett. has been practically depos-
N from control Of the movement at
Ceiliers The committee Of safety has
ordered him to 20 to Montpelier to.
morrow and surrender himself to the au-
thorities. This, it is believed, viii ele-
inmate him as dominant factor Of
the revolt and a policy Of passive re.
sigtence 70 the government win be used
n continuing the fight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25

The niemhfrs Of Marquis dc Lafayette
,a.a.tt0r Daughters Of the American
Daavplafioa, ill be guests 81 MRS. G. q.
( sss.g ssren 81 Waterbury, member Of the
~ s,.astsr aeyk Friday afternoon. The
s,pbsrs sa VI leave Montpelier on the
s.Is train the morning,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
A Base BAN Suit.


There were two cases of intoxioation
in The city court this morning. William
Timm0ns, who was arrested by Officer
Richardson last night, pleaded guilty to
q second oifense and the court sentenced
him to serve thirty days ia the county
Jail. Charles Gibson Of Chelsea was ar.
rested last night by Special Officer ". NJ.
Spear Gibson pleaded guilty to frst
offense and paid the surs Of sl1.55.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
DIFFICULT WORK
WELL RENDERED
Pupils in Voice and Piano Gave Com
mencement Recital at Goddard Last
Evening in Pleasing Manner.

Always one Of the most eniovable
features Of the Goddard commencement
IS the concert given BY the students Of
the music department, and the recital
last evening was fully up to the standard
'ef any OF the former concerts. The
chapel was well filed with an apprecia.
tive audience and their enthusiastic ap.
pianse gave evidence Of their enjoyment
of the programme.
Ten students took part in the pro.
gramme, four from the vocal department
Of which i. G. GrifIiths i Instructor. ana
SIX from the instrumental department.
which Is in charge Of Miss Alice \. Aver
~. There is but ono graduate in piano
and harmony this year, Miss Clara
Louise Cross Of Enfield, n. II.
Each one of the vocal selections was
rendered with much credit to the singer
and all displayed good voices. The ex.
cellent work which is accomplished in the
piano department was shown in every
one Of the selections and the rendering
Of che last number on the programme
BY six of the students at three pianos
was remarkably well done and made
most fitting close for the successful con
cert.
The programme as given was as fol.
lows;
lriegsmarsch der Priestcr aus Athalia,
Mendelssobn !
Winnifred Weeden, Lois seayer
Sorrono anlo-a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25

Morgans Exhibited BY L. B. Nelson at
Rutland Today.

telephone message from Rutland
this noon stated that tho pair 81 Nor.
gan horses owned BY y. B. Nelson autl
exhibited BY II. "A. Rugg At tina Rutland
horse show today Won a silver cur. h4
ing the first prize. and also blue hib.
bon, The horses were entered IN eIass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
Joseph SasSi Also Says He's
Not Guilty
0F ASSAULTING BIANCHI
Arraigned in Court Yesterday Afternoon
Victim Not 50 Well--was Taken
to City Hospital Last Night for
Treatment.

1t Is hardly likely that Joseph Bianchi
will be able to appear in city court when
the cases Of Luigi Cassi, verda Bruno
and Joe sassi. who are charged with
pounding him at the italian picnic II
Iownsend's grove Sunday afternoon arc.
called for trial Bianchi's condition was
not quite so favorable last night and
he was taken to the city hospital. He
complained Of trouble with his stomach.
The patient passed fairly comfortable
night and to-day was said to be resting
as comfortably as could be expected.
Joe Sassi, the third man said to have
been implicated in pounding Bianchi.
who was held BY States Attorney Gates
when he appeared before the latter at
Montpelier yesterday morning, was
brought before Judge Scott in the local
city court yesterday afternoon. He, ike
Cassi and Bruno, pleaded not guilty to
the charge Of breach Of the peace and
was placed under bonds Of $500 for ap-
pearahce IN court tomorrow morning.
S. Frontini furnished bail and the re-
spondent was released.
The warrant which was made out IN
the name Of Luigi Sassi was incorrect as
to the FIRST name. It was Joe, not Luigi.
charged with breach Of the peare. ava
luiei wishes his friends to know that he
was not arrested
A Base Ball Suit.
In the case Of Officer Frank Hamsl
against the Intercity Base Ball associa-
tion, the attorneys for the association.
William Wishart and w. ". Lapoint.
this morning, accepted Judgment for the
sum Of S2750 and then appealed the
case to county court. The trustee placed
on ]. 2. Hoban, the ticket seller, was
Two Cases Of Intoxication.
) 3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25
saas IS sg2s 81

Respectfully submitted,
A. II. Delano, Treas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-25

HVltAib hnlu
lal OF Thee | am Thinking
Strelezki
(b) Yiolets .,,.. Ellen Wright
Bessie Brown
Berceuse ............. Gottsehalk
Miss Cross
Tenor solo---Greeting ...s. Hawlcy
George Mitchell
fa) N0lser Gentle .se..... Nevin
fb) Mazurka de Concert, D fiat
Leschetizky
Winnifred Weeden
Soprano SOLO
(a( i was not thus to be. Nessler
Belle Walker
Dansc des Fees .......s.s.t... Jaell
Miss Cross
Bass solo Anchored .4..... Watson
Thomas Mercief
Symphony No. 81 minor Beethoven
Three pianos Andante con motto
Allegro.
Mildred Phelps, Lois seayer.
Mary Owens Clara Cross,
Bessie Brown,
Elizabeth Carson.