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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
WANTS PERMISSION
TO ERECT POLES
r. M. Cory Goes Before Montpelier City
Council to Ask Priyilege-May
Mean New Power Plant.

Montpelier, Aug. 2o.-F. NJ. Cory, /.
NJ. Frost and Z. H. Deavitt, having re-
Gently acquired water rights in the city
of Montpelier and the towns of East
Montpelier and Berlin, came before the
city council last night with request for
permission to erect poles and wires for
the transmission of electricity for heat
ing, lighting and power. This request
was referred to the license committee
from the council to report to special
meeting of the council to be held FRI
day evening.
A report to these men, the owners Of
the Barre 4 Montpelier electric railroad
OF bis inspection Of the water privileges
at Kinney's mills has been made by Inv.
Jones, hydraulic engineer of Milton,
N. H. The report is very favorable, but
the owners of the road are yet undecided
whether they will build dam at that
point and later erect power plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
GARABEAU IN CUSTODY.
Italian Who Did The Stabbing at Dix
vile Has Been Captured.

CoIebroolS, N. H., Aug. 29.-Sallorio
Garabeau, the Italian who murdered Al-
fonce Dalpho at Dixyille notch on last
Sunday evening, was taken into custody
BY the local constable yesterday. Cara
beau was found in North Stratford yil-
lage and brought here on the afternoon
train where he was lodged in Jail
At 5 O'Clock hearing was held in
Lawyer Dudley's office through the aid
Of an interpreter. Ciarabeau was obund
over to the September term Of court
which meets here Sept 3. This morning
he was taken TO the Jail at Lancaster,
Some four OF five Italians who were
witnesses Of the stabbing was present
at she hearing and retained "a witness
es, being released on bail Carabeau Is
reported to have admitted his guilt
Dalpho's body was buried BY Under
taker d. S. Pease this afternoon in the
ColebroolS cemetery at the county ex-
pcuse. Dolpho was about "a years old.
He is said to be survived by sister,
whose whereabouts is not known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
NAKED cycLrsr RIDES By NIGHT.
Stirs Wiliamansett BY His Feats--Po-
lice vainIy Chase Him.

Holyoke, Aug. 90. All Willimansett
4 is stirred over the repeated feats OF a
stark naked bicycle rider who at night
and alone rides through the principal
streets Of the village at terrific speed
and then disappears as mysteriously as
he comes The sight of bicyclist clad
in nothing but natures garb, frisking
along the streets close to or after mid
night, IS youched for by reliable per-
sons including street car men.
A determined attempt was made Mon
day night to apprehend the man. Jere
Corcoran, former base ball player and
now member Of the Chicopee police,
was detailed to run down the ghost
like mystery. Aided by several volun-
teers, determined chase was made,
but he nevertheless escaped in, the sec
tion known as Lovers lane"
There is talk in Willimssett of hunt
ing the man with revolyers if he per-
sists. There is at present no clew to
his identity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
GRANGE wANTs HALL.
Wants Montpelier to Furnish Meeting
Place-Milk Inspection.

Montpelier, Aug. 29.--Aiayor Haley
reported to the city council last even
ing the request Of Dana II. Morse of
Randolph that the city Of Montpelier
furnish a hall for the annual meeting
OF the State Grange December 10, II,
and 10 next, This was referred to the
proper committee who win report Fri
day evening.
The milk dealers in the city, having
raised the price Of milk after September
1, DR.. William Lindsay, health officer,
laid before the council the draft Of a
new city ordinance providing morestrin-
gent regulations regarding the sale Of
milk. This also was laid over until
Friday evening to allow the city attor-
ney to examine it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
BOY DRIVES THE WINNER.
Major B. 0. Brings Young Pickle Home
Ahead in Free-for-All.

Newport, Aug. 20T last day Of
the international circuit races brought
out fair crowd, despite the cold wealth
en- Major b o. won the free for all,
guided BY the youngest driver Of the
circuit Ernest G, Pickle, 10 years Of
age, driving ldoliton, owned by George
Van Dyke. the favorite in the 2:25 class,
was an easy winner In the named race
Gambrella pushed Dena hard. but was
unable to get better than second money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
pARLIAMENT pRoRoeuEp.
End Of Long and Arduous Ses-
sion.

London, Aug. 29.--With the pictures
que old time ceremonial the British par
lament prorogued yesterday thus end
ing one Of the longest and most arduous
sessions during which ropal assent was
given to over 60 bills which the two
houses passed. The members Of the
House Of Commons assembled at noon
and shortly afterwards they were sum
monai to the House Of Lords where the
Kings speech was read. The state-
meats made we're Of the usual colorless
eaFas4 referring to the recent royal
visits AMI friendly relations existing
bofWeen Breat Britain and the other
poWafa The conclusion Of an agreement
WITH fpain and the peace conference at
The HIaeue, concluding with review OF
the most important bills passed during
the session..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
FATHER JOINS In SEARCH
FOR MISSING SON
John Ritchie Of West Fairlee, Who Has
Not Seen Son for 20 Years, Goes
to Rutland.

Rutland, Aug. 20.-It Is now about
three weeks since Eugene Richie Of Plain
street, this city, left his wife without
telling her Of his intentions and rs yet
Mrs. Richie has not obtained the slight-
est clue to his whereabouts, nor has she,
according to her statement, determined
why her husband left home.
John Richie Of West Fairlee, father Of
Eugene Richie, having read in the news
papers Of his sons disappearance, came
to Rutland recently 90 aid Mrs Richie
i'm the search. The elder Richie has not
seen his son for twenty years, and is
very much agitated over the younger
mans disappearance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
ROBBED BY 4 STRANGER.
Concord Woman Loses Diamond Rings
and Money by Red-haired Man.

Concord, ~ H., Aug. 20. Mrs Hor-
tense r. Pitman, a widow who lives at
ia North Main street, was robbed yes
terday OF three diamond rings, valued
at $3.50, and purse containing 50 in
money, by a well-dressed stranger, who
asked leave to step in and write a note
to the occupant of another apartment OF
the house, who was out Of town.
The man Is described as about 30 o.
40 years old, red.haired, and wore a
heavy moustache Of the same color as
his hair and curled up at the ends. lie
was dressed in a blue serge suit, and
wore a straw sailor shaped hat and pat
ent leather shoes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
GRANITE INDUSTRY QUIET
AT MILFORD, PLANTS
Norcross Brothers Lay OF 100 Men, Prac-
tically Shutting Down That
Company's Plant.

Milford, Aug 20.--Norcross Brothers
discharged 100 men, practically bringing
the work at that company's plant to a
standstll. The Webb Granite company
is the only granite company now doing
any work here. Where nearly 200 men
were employed year ago, only about
200 are now at work in the stone in
dustry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
Prince wilhelm RubberneekInr.

New York, Aug 90 Prince Wilhelm
Of Sweden nad his neck well twisted
today staring at New York's highest
buildings Ia an automobile he was
taken through the principal streets
shown tine aatiron building, and cantons
Of the lower city, stock exchange, bait
terry and other points Of interest lie
has expressed his desire TO witness an
American horse race and arrangements
have been made for him to visit the
Empire City track this afternoon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE.
Fire in woodlot Discovered in Time ia
Check It.

Randolph, Aug pa fire was discoy-
cred Tuesday afternoon ON David Dyer's
woodlot on the Rochester road It was
spreading rapidly through the UNDER
brush but the danger was quickly stop
ped in that direction. Then it was found
that the fire had worked under the
ground and the roots and twigs were
ablaze, but as night came on all was un-
der control Fred Bruce watched during
the night to see that ii broke out in
no new place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
HELD FOR MURDER.
Animal Keeper Who Let Lion Loose,
Locked Up.

Pittsbrg, Pa, Aug. 2o.-Charged
with being the cause Of murder,
Clarence Chapele, the attendant at the
animal show, is todny in Jail as re-
suit of the death Of Mrs, Anna H. Iiurks,
who was horribly mangled by numi.
dian lion AZ Luna park, Tuesday. Ae-
cording to tne eoroners Investigation,
Chapele Is alleged TO have earelessly left
the door Of the lions cage open, allow-
ing the animal to escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
BROCK NOT WANTED, HE SAYS.
Wants The Times to Say No Warrant
Is Out For Him.

Editor Timcs;-I wish 60 contradict
statement in yesterdays Daily Times
about young man named Brock was
being searched for on o charge Of lar
ccny and also for not paying his board
wish to state that I was along with
the officers at the time Of the accident
and help them to try to bring back life
70 Che body. ! also telephone to the
sheriff yesterday asking Il he had a
warrant for my arrest | received the
answer that he never heard Of any such
thing. Trusting that you will kindly
insert this in your Daily Times, | am
yours trusly.
j. Brock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
]. W. DoRNsrFE BANKRUPT.
Well Known Contractor Fails With Liza
bilities Of S21, 900.

Burlington, Aug. 29.-One Of the
heaviest local failures came yesterday
with the filing in the Office Of the clerk
of the district court of a petition in
bankruptcy BY Jeremiah Dornsife. Mr..
Dornsife has been one of the most widely
known contractors and builders in Ver-
mont and has carried on very large
business
His liabilities amounted TO $21 ,072.02,
divided as follows: Wages, S41106 Sc
cured claims, S4OO; unsecured claims,
s20.261.96. The petitioners assets are
S4.0O7 divided as follows; Horses, COWS
and other animals, S125; carriages and
other vehicles, S435; machinery, tools,
etc, $3.50; other personal property,
1857; mrelinqusher claims, S3,sOO.
The largest creditor is the Vermont
Marble company Of Proctor, whose
claims amount to S5,gO9I2,
The following other petitions In bank
Tuptcy were filed yesterday;
Lewis IL Farnsworth Of Barre,
stone polisher, liabilities, 55308j assets
81 1900; exempt, $3.50.
Oliver Rich, Jf., of st. Albans town,
mason, liabilities, SELL assets, S27Oi
exempt, 5000.
Mr. D0rnsife is we'll known IN Barre.
he had charge Of the building Of the
City hall when Ia was erected. In Mont
pelier he erected the chapel At Green
Mount cemetery,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
CANNON NOT A CANDIDATE.
Still Hn Would Not Decline the Presi-
aency--Intereste in Congress.

Alexandria Bay, n Y, Aug. 29--"Am
] eanaidate for the Republican nomina.
tiou fQf president. No; have not the
bee. personally. Would accept the nom
ination No citizen has ever declined it
or ever will. / would rather contribute
to making the next session Of Congress
a eucce SO that my party will deserve
and win success in 1908 than have the
presidency rendered to me on a golden
salvcr
Representative ]. G. Cannon of Hi.
nois. speaker Of the last House and
undoutifdly destined to be speaker Of
The next said this with great earnest.
ness Yesterday to reporter who had
intercepted him here on his summer hol-
iAav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
TmyeS Destroy Building to
Get $40
BELLPORT Ii. TODAY
stmaster and His Family Were ABB
sent, Otherwise They Would
Probably Have Lost Their
Lives.

New York, Aug. 20. Daring thieves,
x&rly today, dynamited the safe in the
pbst office at Bellport, Long Island and
caped with $40 in money and stamps.
Explosives we're used to shatter the
Whole building and the report was hearil
i've miles away. The whole town was
housed, but the robbers managed to
make their escape. Postmaster Fonen
md his family were absent at dance,
otherwise they would probably have lost
their lives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
A MILLION DOLLAR GIFT.
Fathers Wedding Present to His Daugh.
ter, Lucille Huttens.

Newport, r. T., Aug 20 4 check for
one million dollars was the gift Of Mr.
William M. Huttens Of Baltimore to
his daughter, Lucille, today when she
married Harold Pritchard, a poor Eng
lish tutor The wedding was celebrated
at noon IN The Episcopal church The
groom teaches school In Bristol Eng,
and after the wedding tour Of the United
States he win take his bride there and
resume teaching The affair is a pure
love match The couple met while the
Huttens we're travelling Ia England
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
A MILLION YARDS.
That Amount Of Dirt Taken from the
Panama Canal in July.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 20 There
Is great rejoicing in the offices Of tho
canal commission over the report Of the
engineers showing that considerably
more than d million cubic yards Of earth
during July. II has been decided that
e would he possible TO dig that amount
In thirty days The exact figures are
ll2674s yards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
- city cheer M. ratt.

Kshss City, Mo-, Aug 29 Secretary
81 FlM Taft yesterday resumed his
I8gf westward departing for Den-
s# the union station he was met
s. owd that filled every ayailable
sia ithin sight of the station en-
f5aes He was ohoered as be passed
liaaH narrow lane Of people to his
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
Band win pIav rnn }.

The Times Is requested to state tnat
she Montpelier band viii play at Inter.
city park, Labor Day all the morning
and up to 2 o'clock IN the afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
FOUR MEN BADLY HURT.
In Hsad-on Trolley CollisiOn---Motor-
man Loses Two Legs.

so1thbridge Mass, Aug. 20.--Four
men we're badly hurt in head.on col.
iisI1p of two trolley cars early today,
At Chorles City. A special car on IT,
way fom The car barn TO Southbridge
ana passenger ear going from this
place o Worcester were both demolished
M0tofhan Fitzpatrick, had both legs
cai o and motorman Parker cut By
.stna eass and splinters, Conductor
smil pnd Thomas Bocai a passenger,
eub iEN bruised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
HEAD FIRST INTO RIVER.
Eddie aylor In Water But Few
Minutes.

minutes
IehaN n. H. Aug. 29.-Eddie Tay-
lor AGED s, was drowned in the Mas
coma flt Tuesday afternoon in three
feet Of eater. He was well known here
and bag Aways resided in this place.
The stplasnt occurred in the rear Of mis-
home, oFe he had boat. Il is said
efhat hf pitched mead first from the boat.
Wilder Murphy a blacksmith employed
directly across the river, witnessed tne
fall and swan across the river
Dr. i. A. Smith, deputy medical ref
cree, WAS quickly on the scene and not
withetanding that the body had only
been ~ the water few minutes, all ef-
forts at resusecitation were unavailing.
The body was removed TO his home Il
halI hour afterwards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
GOOD RACES AT
THE BRADFORD FAIR
Big Attendance on Both the Opening
Day and Yesterday The
Races for the Two
DAYS.

Bradford, Aug. 29,--Th Bradford fair
is having'a good attendance. The races
on the opening day and yesterday were
good sport. The summarizes
Tuesday, August 27,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
Thursday Evening.

7:30-Closing conference ..,.a....
Rev. Otto S. Raspe, Morrisville
7;45-Address ........ Rev. J. Ed
ward Wright, D. D., Montpelier
........ Rev. 4. A. Bisbee,
Closing sermon ....t......a.4
ID. d., editor Of Leader, Boston
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-29
wEsTcorT

Sorry the Chopmist poet forgot 20
sign her name
Mr.. Everett Borden from Farming.
ton, Ne. has been visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs James A. Borden
Miss Florence NJ. Hopkins spent
sunday with Miss Phebe u. Wood.
Mr.. b. X. Hopkins and family from
Rockla nd, have been spending the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Hopkins.
Mr.. James Edwards and his mother
Mrs. Cynthia Edwards. from North
Scituate, called on friends here re-
Gently.
Mrs. T.. VI. KnoWiton has been away
on q two weeks visit with her friend
Mrs. Mary Wilbur, who is GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. David Drake. from Attleboro
Falls, spent Sunday with mis- parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B. Drake.
The robin and the blue birds came
carly in the month and SO did the
mud. The former were very welcome
but the latter has proved somewhat
of nuisance.
Quite a number about here are en-
gagged in the remunerative pursuit OF
trapping SkunkS, with good success.
Mrs. Phebe J. Hopkins attended
the funeral OF her mother, Mrs Sarah
J. Angel, which was solemnized az
Hope on Friday, the 22nd Mrs. An.
CELL was the widow of Benjamin An.
CELL. a veteran Of the civil war In.
tcrmcnt took place in the Angel
cemetery near North Scituate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-29
SAUNDERSSILLE

With most OF the members present
a very pleasing and instructive en-.
,rIidlnmCnt was enjoyed by the
select Daughters Club OF this yillag
on last Wednesday evening at Miss
Mabel Angels residence. After which
an abundance of refreshments were
served. Th" event might well he
crm'd ladies Night" as the Club
consists only of Young and single
ladies' and Judging by what informa-
ion that has been obtained by out.
sidvrS the club understands the act
II entertaining rs well having an cx-
crllent instructive branch.
Mrs. Baker has five or six boarders,
'our of whom work in the North Scit-
tate Mill.
Miss Edna Thornton has been max.
ing an extended visit at her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. VII.
liams OF Pocasset
Master Alton AngIl has met with
quite good success in the evening pa
per business here.
MIR. James Il. Capron has purchase
lnC ther pair OF excellent work horses.
Miss Amy Brown has finished her
course of studies at the Collegiate
StitutC.
Mrs. Baker wishes 10 purchase a
good family COW and about twenty.
i've hens at reasonable prices.
Miss Eva Curtis is progressing
with her piano lessons very sausfac,
torily.
Mrs Amey Angel is about ready
TO make number of needed improve.
ments upon her property.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-29
TRIk.TOWN

Mrs. john Randall is on the sick
list with the sore throat
Mr.. f, r. Berry spent Wednesday
u Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gardiner Of
.cohcag, spent Saturday with their
sister, Mrs. ID. +. Bushnell.
William Burgess had the misfOr.
une Of cutting his finger quite badly
recently.
Miss Dorothy Boss took part IN an
entertainment at the p. {. |. recently.
Miss Mary T.. Steere enjoyai a
musicale In Providence one evening
last week.
\ very enjoyable time was had at
Tho dance at Chicken Hall last Sat.
nrday evening.
Mrs. Henry Phillips is confined to
hc house with sickness.
,Ir Horace B. Gardiner and brother
lprcucc, visited Tuesday with their
.i-ror, Mrs. -. T.. Bushnell
Mrs. II. T.. Bushnell, who mas been
making her home with T.. +. Spiccr
for the last months, and has been
% great sufferer with consumption,
passed away Wednesday afternoon
Ihout 1880. Prayer at the house Fri
DAY evening ~ 7 O'Clock, tho remains
N1l be- taken TO Lisbon, Conn, early
saturday morning Services Will bc
lplI - the house OF Mr.. \. +. Read,
Lrsbuu Mr. r. " Tilingbasi. uu-
drrGhu Of Central Village, Conn,
Nlll have charge of tbc funeral Her
four oldest brothers will act as bear.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-29
CREESNILLE

40 EIs'or Concert viii Do" given h.
.'b. SUNDAY School ~ The +. g. church
.Suudaf "ycuiu" 80 7:l5. Nj ar" vel.
cuu..
R.. ". -. Martin of Lowell. Mass.
oflc.l.od a. thc +. b. Church Sunday.
and was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Sw,usOn.
Mrs. ". Mcdburg. who has been
on tl' sick list. is better ~ this writ
linz
Mis-. +. llgsou and -on. Everett
.of Providence. visited ~ Alouzo
M.Nrs.s over Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur WneOr is ou 'hr sick
lis
ST. Albert SscnsOu or Providence.
va with his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. stephen Brown who ha- been
81 number OF weeks, g. gaining slow
.ly.
The Ladies' Society of The =. y.
Church enjoyed supper Wednesday
Iey-uing.
s confirmation service was held a.
81 Thomas Church Monday. Bishop
lt.N|cl8r V8s pr.f,cDf and confirmed
N-..a Mary Csr5iU Ellle Hsatoo
gfbcl H,a'o-. E1nn Su'h srf Tsr".
q rrsst
Iry. Mar Eldrldge ard daughts'
Alice. visited friends ia cosoecfieu,
Over Sunday
Nrs Martin MANI ~ olney-tlls
I,rr"I hsr sister ~ & E'o-'r n-e'
-nvraH
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-29
LOCAL NEWS

Police Commissioner W. n. Luther
was in town on "Wednesday.
The funeral Cf Mary !. Holdgatt
was held this morning at -. Mary's
Church
The Story of the Cross" a cantata
will be given at the Plainfcld street
Church this evening.
lvanhuc lodgc. Il. of a.. held a
well ATTENDED meeting last evening in
Odd Fellows Hall.
Court Good Hope. /. q. F.. will hold
IA social in Oll Fellows Hall on tn,
evening uf April l9th
l. k. Wilcox we'll known mere. has
j. j. Mnnclley has opened a col
lection agency in Providence.
taken mp his residence in Hugh.sdalr
Mrs William H. Newell of New
Bedford Is visiting AIRS. Daniel Is
Newell OF Lowell ayeuuc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips spent
SUNDAY with Mrs. Alya SeamaDs.
Mrs. Frank X. Phillips and children
spent a fcw days with relatives in
Ashland last week
Miss Nellie Potter and Mrs. Fred
Tor spent Sunday WITH Mrs. Earl
Potter . Auburn.
Miss Edith Card entertained her
cousin from The cIty over sunday.
Sir. Waiter CoustOck who has be, a
sick for the past two weeks, j. 30
% hp AZ work again.
Mrs Hannah Damon and Miss Ada
Green have been visiting relatives in
Riyprpoiut recently.
Mr. Perry Lewis and family are
-o0u 90 move into Mrs. Earl Potters
.,.emeut