The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-15
STREET BROII.
LAST NIGHT
One Man Got a Cut Over One
Eye
FOUR OTHERS ARRESTED
Encounter Oh Blackwell Street In Which
Beauty Marks Were Freely Ex-
changed. One Man, an Italian.
Needs Services Of Doctor. 4.

The police force were kept on the
move Saturday evening and Sunday
evening pulling in drunks, breaking up
fights and arresting the participants.
As a result Of the roundup eight men
we're arraigned in the city court this
morning, two Of them on intoxication
charges and the rest all charged with
breach Of the peace.
Between seven and eight o'clock last
evening Chief Faulkner and Officer
GBmbel were called to Blackwell street
by telephone to guell fight there.
When the officers arrived those who are
said to have been the cause of the
trouble had skipped, but the officers
we're able to find out their names and
had warrants made out by the grand
juror for their arrests. After over two
hours search the officers finally located
their men in a house on Second street
and they arrested as the alleged leaders
of the fight, Victor Stacy, (Thomas)
Louis Stacy, and Alex. Blair. The
officers also had warran for a fourth
one, Fred Langevin, but they were not
able to catch his until this morning.
When arrigned this morning all four
entered pleas of not guilty and their
cases were continued until Thursday
morning. Each one furnished bail Of
$50.
The -four are said to have started
fight with some Italians on Blackwell
street, and one Italian whose name has
not yet been learned received from tho
blow of some implement, wound on
his head which required several stitches
by physician to close up When Blair
appeared in court this morning he had
one eye badly blaeked, and one side of
Victor Stacy's face looked as though it
lad come in contact with a barbed wire
fence. The officers found the house on
Second street, where the men were
hiding, surrounded by crowd of
Italians seeking vengence.
Two other men, Harry Lawrence of
Elomre and James Brooks of Berlin,
were arrested Saturday night BY Chief
Faulkner aud Special officer McIver,
who found them indulging ia fight
between themselves. The two pleaded
guilty to breach of the peace and were
each fined IS with costs of $500 which
they said they could pay.
William Wright was arrested Satur-
day night by Officer Hamel for intoxica-
tion to which charge Wright said lie was
guilty and went to county Jail for 20
days. Officer Gambel arrested Eugene
Fournier Saturday night for intoxica-
iton. He pleaded guilty and paid a fine
of IS with costs of Ss.95.
The jury in the alleged breach of the
peace case against Even McKinzie
which was tried in city court Saturday
afternoon brought in verdict Of not
guilty after being out nearly an hour.
The iurymen were w. w Parry, John
Mcdonald, ]. NJ. Brault, Charles Oliver,
William A. Riley and Charles j. Le-
Clair. It was nearly eight o'clock in
the evening before the jury got the
case. There were about ten witnesses
in all put onto the stand.
Edward J. Walsh was one Of the inn
portant witnesses summoned by the
state but was dismissed from testify
ing on the grounds that he could not
testify in regard to the case without
possibly incriminating himself as he had
been arrested in connection with the
case; but the charge against him had
been mol pressed on account Sf lack OF
evidence. Grand Juror u. r. navis
prosecuted the case and McKinzi was
defended by Scott and Carver and 3. A.
Hoar.