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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17

To Lose Your Baggage at White Rivel
Junction and Come Home All But
nArc-Headed.


After enjoying the pleasures Of the
Athens Of America for week or more
4 was a cold world into which thres
liarre pcople--an eNpeFt on horse iiesh
and bis estimAhie wife and the third
also an expert, bat In the held OF dental
surgery found themselves thrust AZ
White River junction yesterday after.
noon. Having come that far, the inner
wants hegan % assert themselves with
the vlgor Of an Oriental beating a tom.
tom. SO. leaving all their belongings
IN the car, they bstook themselves 70 the
waysl,le -hashery" At the Junction. and
were soon RECALLING themselves With the
viands there afforded.
Bnt the last conrAc of the menu was
their nndoing. The horse.hesh expert
llngefed too long over bis pnmpkin.pie,
With they went out 20 take their train,
they were dismaycd 70 find tho g. Y.
was for this day on time and had left.
carrying with Il all their baggage Hnsty
messages were dispatched 20 Montpelier
Junction, and when the Boston 4 Maine
north train for Springfield. Mass, reach.
cd White River. the Central Vermont
obligiugly made up a train for the ac.
commodation oi the three Barre people
and party Of other latc.oomers. Ar
irving AZ Montpelier junction. the three
tircd way.iarers failed TO find their bag
gage. i had not bcen dropped OF. 80,
reluctantly, they continued their way TO
this city, arriving here late and Ian.
Qiidly; also chilled 10 the marrow. They
have since been busy sending traccrs for
their baggage. aided By the Central Yer.
mont officials. Altogether, Il was not y
CHEEKY homecoming.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Four BARRIERS an the time~ Miers'
John Miglerini went to Burlington to,
day on business.
Charles Ames Of South Woodbury. il
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Gladys French Of Northfield Wis
tied friends in the city today,
Mrs. Katherine Layelle of Mortified
visited friends in the city today.
Mrs. Frank Ordway Of Washington
visited relatives in the city today.
Daniel Il. Worthley Of Washington
was in the city today on business.
Ronald Smith returned last night from
d three weeks vacation spent in Canada.
Horses to lat, with open or top bug
gies, at "a Brook street. Telephone
3l0-6.
Mrs. Agnes Bradford left today for
Tallapoosa, Ga, where she will spend
the winter.
Ira G. Calef, Miss Lucy c. Calef. Mrs.
Ella Spencer. Mrs. Charles Stanley and
Daniel r. Stanley Of Washington left
this noon for few weeks trip TO Allan.
tie City, n j.. and Philadelphia.
The dinner to the members Of the
Barre golf team given by the Mont
pelier team is to take place Friday even
ing, oct. IS, at 8 o'clock, at the City
hotel.
Among arrivals at the City hotel
last evening and today are II. W. Put
nam, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mel
son. Springfield, Mass; +. G. Stuart.
Boston; A. X. TIibbard, New York; L.
II. Kinesbury, Boston; Mrs. w. G.
Emerson, Randolphi Mrs. J. c. Hurl.
burt, Randolph; X. s. Conroy, Boston
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
DODGED CYCLIST
AND HIT A CAR
One Person Probably Fatally Injured
and Another Internally Hurt at
Darlington, r. T., Last Night.

Darlington, RI l., Oct, 17.--Three per-
sons were injured, two seriously, In
collision between an automobile ana d
trolley car Of the Rhode Islaad Suburb
All company here last night. Miss Laura
Maguire, daughter Of a prominent Fall
River business man, sustained COM
pound fracture Of the skull and may die.
Her mother, Mrs. Thomas G. Maguire,
was injured internally but it Is thought
she will survive The third victim of
the accident was Mrs. John T. Campbell
of Fab River, a relative of the Magiires.
Mrs. Campbell escaped with a bruised
shoulder All three were members of
an automobile party and were on their
way from Providence to Fall River.
In avoiding cyclist, VINO was riding
ii the same direction, Chauffeur James
Creeden turned into the street railway
tracks, not observing that car was
running in the same direction at I rapid
rate. The car struck the automobile a
ttrrific blow between the two wheels
nearest the tracks and partially demol-
isned it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
MARRIED In MONTPELIER.
Charles Heath Came From Chicago to
Marry Emily Cameron.

The marriage Of Charles Heath, son
Of Q. A. Heath Of this city. and Miss
Emily Cameron, daughter Of Roderick
Cameron Of sncrbrooke. p. @, was
solemnized at the homo Of Albert
Jchonnott in Montpelier last evening at
eight o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Francis A. Poole Of
the Barre Congregational church in
the presence Of only few Of tae rela-
tises and immediate friends Of the con.
tracing parties. The bride was given
away BY Mr.. Johonnott. She was
gowned in pale blue silk, trimmed with
Uaby Irish lace.
After the ceremony wedding lunch
con was served. and Mr.. and AIRS Heath
tncn left. amid the congratulations Of
their friends, for Chicago, where they
will reside. The groom left Barre six
months ago for Chicago and il now em-
pioyed as the head OF department in
large wholesale store there. Mr.
Heath came east Monday. The bride
has been in the family Of Mr. Johon-
mott for ten years and received from
tnem a purse Of SIS Ii gold as a wedding
gift. Mr. and Mrs. Heath also received
many other presents. The groou win
be remembered In Barre as proprietor OF
tne CITY fish market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
WOULD NOT JOIN
AND LOSE IDENTITY
Vermont Bible Society Turns Down 1
Proposition to Have Common Agent
With the State Sunday School
Association.

The o5th annual meeting Of the Ycri
mont Bible society was held yesterday
afternoon In the Montpelier Y. NJ. c. A
rooms IN that city, the Rev. A. L. Cooper
Of Randolph. the venerable head OF The
society, presiding. The report Of II. A
Slayton Of MorrisYille, the treasurer
showed the total receipts Of the society
for the past year TO have been S2,3Td31
and the expenditures 81 ,020.0i, leaving q
balance Of hand Of Si55,12.
The proposition 10 employ the Rev. y
NJ. Fuller Of Burlington, field secretary
Of the state Sunday School association,
as corresponding secretary and agent OF
the Bible society, practically joining the
work Of the two societies. Was discussed
AZ length and a majority Of the mcmbcrs
present were unaltcrably opposed 10
such a movement, by which the Vermont
Bible society would lose its identity.
The proposition Was abandoned. It was
thought, however, thar the work Of can.
eaSsing the state for Bible and Sunday
school statistics might be- combined. The
secretary Of the Vermont Bible society
was instructed 20 correspond with the
secretary u the state Sunday School
association 70 see II joint canvass OF
the state was feasible.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing years President. the Rev.
A. L. Cooper OF Randolph; vice presi.
dents. the Rev. w. A. DAWSON OF Bur.
iington. the Rev l.. F. Reed OF Mont.
pelier; corresponding secretary and
agent, the Rev. L. o. Sherburne OF Bel.
lows Falls; recording secretary, the Rev.
w. $. Smithcrs Of Montpelier: treasurer.
II. A. Slayton Of Morrisville: auditor,
henry Wait OF Morrisvillc; directors. the
Rev y. A. Bishop and the Rev. a. =.
Hough Of Montpelier. the Rev. +. A.
Poole, DR.. o. q. Stickncy and the Roy.
w. c. Maclntyre Of Barre, the Rev. =.
u. kellogg Of Waterbury, the Rev. r. r.
Lowe Of st. Albans, II. J. slayton Of
and d. NJ. Camp Of Newport.
The anniversary exercises Of the soci.
ETY. viii be held at Waterbury, Sunday,
Oct. 27.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
LOOK FOR UNION OF
OF THREE CHURCHES
congregationalists Pass a Resolution by
Unanimous Vote Showing Expec-
tation of the wedlock at
Some Time.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE trien.
nial council OF the Congregational church,
by an unanimous vote last night, adopt.
ed the report Of the committee OF twen-
ty-eight ON the subject OF tri-church
union. looking TO an amalgamation OF
the Congregationalist, Methodist Protes.
tant and United Brethren denominations
into one church organization
The action of the triennial council ex-
presses the purpose and expectation Of
Congregationalists TO consummate union
with the other two bodies, and leaves
details TO future general council, the
Congregational members OF which are TO
be chosen by each body where they may
be instructed as to the mind Of the
churches after fuller knowledge of the
proposed details.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
Board Of Aldermen Have
Enough For Business
in POSTPONED SESSION
Health ofseer Reports That There Were
~ Births During Septsmbef-com.
plant on Rough Usage Of
the Opera House.

Although indlsposed Alderman VIII
liams was able 10 come to the council
chamber last evening. making a quorum,
and The city council held short sea.
sion ordering tle payment q tae war-
rants for The weekly wages o. tho
city's employees and disposing Of few
reports. Alderman Cutler and Tnnrs-
tom had not returned last evening. A
request from the residents on Wendall
Place 10 have the house numbers placed
was read and was referred Co tho
street committee and the city engineer.
The report OF the health olflcer for
the month OF September showed a total
OF ~ births; number Of deaths rs and
three contagious diseases. The huild-
Ing inspector recommended that the fol.
loving permits be granted; Socialist
society 10 veneer with brick the un-
finished part Of their block ca Granite
street; Fred Waters 10 reshingle a
yeranda on Elm street and 20 cover
roof at l0i South Main street vita
irons Mrs. Mareella Sheplee TO recover
an ell with iron and a yeranda vita
paroid roofing. The reports were ac-
ccpted.
lne committee on lights made rs-
ports on three petitions TOR lights. They
recommended tnat the request for q
street light on Long street be not grant,
ed as they considered that the lieht at
the lower end of Warren street Lighted
Long street sufficiently. They
reported that Il would probably cost
about SIS 20 install lights in the three
school houses that were used by tho
city As voting places but made no re-
commendation whether they should be
installed or not and the matter was re.
fcrred back to the committee for q
more definite report. They recommends
ed that a street light should be install.
cd at the upper end OF Merchant street
and also At the corner Of Camp and Tre-
mont streets. On motion Of Alderman
Ladd those two lights we're ordered In.
stalled.
A resolution presented BY Alderman
Williams was read for resuryey OF
that portion Of Summer street between
Maple avenue and Seminary street as
the boundry lines were not definitely
known. On motion Of Alderman Ladd
the resolution was amended 70 read for
a resurvey OF all Of Summer street that
has not already been established.
Janitor Jones Of the city building
wanted to know II the large show ccm-
panies that appeared in the opera hoHse
have right to use the city court room
for a part of the troop TO dress in. He
said that in taking their trunks up the
back stairs the walls and stairs were
being badly knocked to pieces. The
matter was referred to the property
to investigate and report
back.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
MUCH lLL-FEELING
OVER ELECTION
RxGovernor stiskney Wanted W. 7
Dewey 70 Resign After Just Being
Elected q Director Of the W
Mutual Fife Insurance CO.

The ill.feeling engcndered In the an.
nual meeting OF che Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company yesterday az.
ternoon, when "A. n Smile and zed 5.
stanton were thrown out as directors
has not ahated much IN the overnight
interval OF cool thought. The director
ate remains just a. elected. although ex-
Governor ". w Slicknoy resigned as a
director from Windsor county.
Il has been learned that after fhe
election Of the directors and his own
resignation. Mr.. Sficknoy attended The
meeting OF the directors aud approached
w. T. Dewey with che proposition that
the latter resign aud he tStiekneyl
would remain a. director. To this
proposition Mr. Dewey did not take
kindly and natly refused. As the mat.
ter stands, Mr.. Stictney Is still a direc-
tor. his teclination to serve refusing 60
accept his resignation. Thomas G. Chen.
ey also resigned a director from In.
moille county. but later reconsidercd
The turning down of Messrs. stanton
and Smile WIS due 20 the feeling that
they had been elected unsatisiactorily at
the last meeting, They got only a
snattering Of votes
A very large number Of stockholders
were present. and on the ballot for d.
rectors the vote stood; George o. STRAIT.
ton. il2; y. +. Sahin. 10; J.. u. Taft,
10; w T. Dewey. 100: George Briggs,
los: zed s. stanton, 8; N. +. Smile. Z.
stanton and Smile were therefore de-
feated.
The following directors were elected
for the ensuing yesrs Washington coun.
ty. George O stratton. James r. Sabin,
W. T. Dewey. L. d. Taft, George Briggs
Addison county. J. +. Weeks; Benning.
ton. ]. Il. Jndson; Caledonia. r. I. Ide;
chittenden, David Marvin; Essex, g. $.
Robinson; Franklin. L. b. Hunt, Grand
Ise, H. w. Marvin, LAmoille. T.C. Chen.
ey, Orange. y. Il, Lynde Orleans, J. NJ
Webster. Rutland, II. l. Clark; Wind
ham, j. L. Martin; Windsor. W. W.
Stickncy.
At a subsequent meeting Of the direc-
tors the following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year: George O. STRAIT
ton. president; T. c. Cheney, vice-presi.
dent. James I. Sabin. secretary; viii.
liam T. Dewey. treasurer. The executive
committee win be made up OF the prcsi-
dent, yiee. president, L. d. Taft and
George Briggs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
DEATH BY OVERDOSE
OF CHL0RAL HYDRATE
Charlie N. Frederick's Body Was Found
In Little Building at Benning-
ton Fails-Burial in Burlington.

Bennington, Oct. 1.-THE remains Of
Charles \. Frederieks, who was found
dead in a little building at Bennington
Fans, win be taken 10 Burlington for
interment at Green Mount cemetry.
According TO the physician who as
sisted the authorities in their examina.
tion, Fredericks death was caused BY
an overdose Of q prescription contain
ing chloral hydrate. In the dead mans
pocxet was found memorandum book
and ON the fly leaf was his name.
,asarles n. Fredericcks, care Of DR.. B.
T. Andrews. superintendent NJ. i. nos
pltal, Burlington, W."
His sister, who came from Shafts.
bury yesterday, made arrangements for
tae disposal of the remains, stated that
Erederieks was native OF Burlington
and that Superintendent Andrews had
the care of funds left her brother from
AIS mothers estate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
H0MEoS. ARE UNANIMOUS.
In Endorsing Standard Pharmacopoeia
Of the United States.

The 57th semi.annual meeting Of the
Vermont Homeopathic Medical society
was held yesterday afternoon in Mont.
Epelier. Dr. a. r Moore Of Woodstock
gave bit Of personal experience. Or.
S. II. Sparhawk Of st. Johnsbury spoke
one Homeopathy VS.. Pathology" DIR.
D. G. Noble of Middlebury gave a re-
port Of the American Institute meeting
at jamestown. DIR. w. +. Locke Of Brad.
ford, the president, spoke Of recent ex-
periencos with grippe and is sequaelae,
and DIR. F H. Davis Of Lyndouville read
a paper on pneumonia All Of these pa
pers were followed by discussions. on
motion Of DIR. f e. Steele Of Montpelier,
it was unanimously voted to endorse
the homeopathic pharmacopoeia Of the
United States, as prepared and adopted
by the American institute OF Homeopathy
as the standard of authority in the prep
aration of homeopathic medicine. Tie
annual meeting Of this society will Be
held at Montpelier next May, when Off
GERS viii be elected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
AS Head Of Mercantile Bank
In New York
SAYS HE'S STILL SOLVENT
All Night Meeting Of the Bankers Was
Followed Today by Statement That
+. Augustus HsinEe Would
Step Out.

New York, Oct. i7.-In formal state
ment this morning. the firm Of Otto
Heinze a Co. declared itself perfectly
o9lvsnt and able and willing TO pay all
picrobligations. Great market irregu.
talytics are looked for as result Of
rimors. The underlying causes, not yet
brought 20 view, are influencing the
present trouble in the copper market.
There was persistent rumof this morn.
Ing that II. Augustus Heinze would re-
sign the presidency OF the Mercantile
National hank, and later the rumor was
subsfantiated. After an ell night meet
ing Of the bankers at the residence Of
Charles w. Morse, Il was announced
that Mr.. Heinxe would resign as presi.
dent OF the bank.
Heinze Brokers Forced Down.
Following the collapse in United Cop.
per yesterday, the stock exchange firm
Of Gross 4 Klecberg, known In Wall
street as the principal brokers for the
Heinze interests. suspended. The sus-
pension was announced on the floor Of
tho exchange just before the close Of
trading and after violent declines In the
Mttulh anu hMAAteH stothh HAu ntfH
checked by the appearance Of some buy
ing orders.
Gross and Kleebcrg have been crcditcc
with managing pool formed for the
purpose Of supporting the Heinze group.
They bought heavily Of copper in the
face Of the sensational break Tuesday
and continued their purchases in the fall.
ing market yesterday.
1--WE bought lot Of copper stocks
for the Heinzc people today said the
representative OF the firm last night,
''and when we came TO deliver it, they
refused to accept IL. As a consequence,
the firm was forced to suspend. The as.
signment was general, and for the bene-
fit OF creditors"
During the campaign of the past few
days in United Copper shares, the cop
per company, of which +. Augustus
Heinze is president, Gross & Kleebcrg
did much business IN these issues. The
shares Of the United Copper company
are dealt in on. the curb market, not
being listed on the stock exchange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
Takes a Bride in vermont.

Bellows Falls, Oct. 17.--Rslph NJ. Mar
tin Of Albany, n u, and Mss Grace r
Brown Of Bellows Falls were married at
S O'Clock last evening in the presence
OF so guests at the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs. Z. r. Ball, Center street,
by Rev J. w. Moore, pastor of the Fir5t
Baptist church.
The bride wore white crepe de chine
and carried brides roses. Tie matron
Of honor was Mrs. Clyde Lewis Of Lit
tleton. n. H., and the best man was
Harold Bishop of Bellows Falls. Mrs.
Theron Parks Of Albany played the
wedding march from "Iohengrin.7 Mr..
and Mrs Martin, after a bridal tip, will
reside at 22 High street, Albany, n. I,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
WOMAN is HELD
PENDING AUTOPSY
Child Died In Morrisyills County Under
Conditions which Were Considered
Suspicious.

MorrisyiIle, Oct. 17.-states Attorney
Tracy Of johnson and Dr. B. II. Stone.
director Of the state laboratory at Bur-
lington, went to Elmore yesterday 10 IN
yestigate the death of the infant child
OF +. C. and Mary Moore, who lived for
short time in the Pleasant Valley
neighborhood. The husband and wife
separated and their child, aged three and
one-half months, died September is
after an illness OF two weeks. Suspi-
cious circumstances led to the complaint
being made against the woman and the
states attorney and selectmen ordered
an investigation. Mrs. Moore is held
pending the. outcome of the autopsy,
portions Of the baby's body being taken
to Burlington for examination as to the
cause OF death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
AS GUESTS OF VI. LODGE.
Seventh District Odd Fellows Assembled
in Montpelier Last Night.

The annual meeting Of the seventh
district Of Odd Fellows of Vermont was
held last evening with Vermont lodge
in Montpelier The lodges in this dis
trict arc those at Montpelier. Waitsfeld.
NofthGeld, Barre City, East Barre, Ran
dolph- Cabot, Waterbury. Plainheld,
Warren and Williamstown, and deIe-
gates were present from all An adj
dress Of welcome was extended by 4. 4.
Mutt Of Vermont lodge, to which + W.
jackson Of Hiawatha lodge Of Farre re.
sponded The third degree was worked
BY Hiawatha lodge, and the nnwritten
work was exemplified by Grand Master
Calvin Eadress. A banquet Ia the Grand
Army Hall followed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
PLACE THE BLAME
FOR BROWNSVILLE RIOT
Brigadier- General croaier Says That
Company B, 7lst Infantry, Is Re-
sponsible for the Affair.

Washington, Oct. 17.--The blame for
the shooting in Brownsville, Texas, last
year, which resulted in the dismissal OF
a whole battalion Of colored soldiers, has
been definitely placed on Company b Of
the Twenty First Infantry, according TO
the annual report Of Brigadier General
Crozier, chief Of ordinance of the United
States army, which was made public
today. His conclusions, he says, are
reached after technical investigation to
identify the rifles, from which the bull
let's and cartridges cases had been fired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE (.
At Meeting Of The Epwotth League
Last Evening.

AT the close Of the regular monthly
business meeting Of the Epwortn leagie
last evening an entertainment and social
was held, which was attended BY large
number Of the young people. The pro-
gramme was most enjoyable, consist.
ing Of clarinet solo By Irving Par
menter, piano solo by Miss Bessie
Spear, vocal solo By Miss Ethel Strong,
piano solo by Mrs. Winfield Bassett, a
reading by Miss Eva Smith and vocal
solo BY Mrs. Richard Bradley.
AT the business meeting report of
tie state Sunday school convention at
manchester was given BY Albert Abbott
who was the only delegate at the con-
vention from Sunday school in Wasa-
ington county. Refreshments of lea
cream and cake were served during the
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
PLAYED sNAPpY GAME.
North Barre Team Defeated the Goddard
Seconds, ii to S, Yesterday.

The North Barre Seconds foot ball
team and the Goddard seconds played d
snappy game OH the Goddard campus
yesterday Afternoon, which resulted IN
victory for the north Barres by a
score Of II to s. Kier made the semi
nary's only touchdown in tho FIRST half.
after securing the ball on a tumble by
Goddard and making an eighty yard run.
The North Barres made their touchdowns
in the last half. Davidson made the
first one after catching punt and rum
ming nearly the whole length Of the field.
The second one was made by johnson.
Scampini kicked one Of the goals. Two
30-minutn halves were played. There
was large crowd Of rooters present,
who swarmed onto the field and ham,
pered the playing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
BURYTNG IT'S DEAD.
Town of Fontanet, Ind, Is About .
Mournful Task.

Fontanet, Ind, 0ct. 17.--Col. Arthur I.
Dupont, vice president of the Dupont
Powder Co, with General Supt. Connable
arrived here today, and after seeing that
the work of making the residents com
Portable was well under way began an
investigation Of the cause of the dis
asterous explosion. Governor Hanley
left town last night. Today the town
is burying its dead. Funerals were neld
in tents while the rail fell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
ROLLING STOCK BURNS.
After os Freight Cars Were Dumped of
The BOSTON & Albany.

Everett, Mass, Oct, IA train Of
2s freight ears mostly tank bound from
Boston TO Lowell and Fitchburg juno
tion were derailed this morning on the
Boston n Albany tracks near Everett.
-Four tanks Of oil caught fire and was
destroyed with d locomotive A1d tender.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
SCHOOL MA'AMs LEAVE.
Large Number Went This Morning to
Teachers Convention in Burlington.

Superintendent 0. D. Mathewson and
35 teachers of the city schools went to
Burlington this morning to attend the
5sth annual convention of the Vermont
Teachers association Nearly all Of the
teachers In the Spaulding school went
70 that the building Is closed entirely
while in some Of the other buildings the
teachers who did not 20 to the conven-
tion are teaching. The teachers will
not return until Saturday.