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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
STRUGGLE OVER.
Lithographic Artists, Engravers and De
signers Give Up Fight.

New York, Aug. 6,-The struggle of
the Lithographic Artists, Engravers and
Designers league with the National as
sociation Of Employing Lithographers,
which began in August, 1906 has been
ended as result Of the abandonment
Of the fight by the union, according to
an announcement made yesterday by
Richard KitcheIt, national president of
the Lithographie Artists, Engravers and
Designers league.
The trouble has its origin in the post
ing of the open shop notices by the en-
ploying photographers In most of the
larger cities OF the country, last August,
and their requirement that all their en-
ployes resign from the union. This the
men refused to do and they were locked
out in Boston, Springfield, Providence,
New York, Philadelphia, Rochester,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit,
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis, as
well as IN a number OF smaller cities.
The lockout continued without any
attempt at compromise or settlement
being made by either sides The union
finally decided to ask the men to vote
upon proposition to return to work
Internationally and met at meetings
held for the purpose, the proposition was
adopted The workers are now applying
for their old positions to their former
employers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
WEDDING AT EAST CALAIS.
Lucy B. Hatch Becomes Bride Of Lynn
NJ. Gray.

East Calais, Aug. 6.-At the home Of
the brides father occurred yesterday the
marriage Of Miss Lucy B. Hatch 70 Lynn
NJ. Gray, both OF this place A very
short and simple form of service was
used, and only the Immediately family
relatives were present. The wedding
took place at p NJ, and in the evening
the bride aud groom gave reception
10 their many friends in the vicinity. A
very enjoyable social time was had, and
after refreshments Of ice cream with
eantaloupe and cake had been served,
the young people dispersed to their
homes, wishing this newly married cou-
pie all the happiness and success they
so richly deserve.
Mr.. Gray is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Gray OF Calais and is one Of
the towns most progressive and pros
porous young farmers, while his bride,
the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
h. Hatch. also Of Calais, is one Of the
most charming and popular young ladies
Of The village. They will keep house at
the home farm Of the groom, which Mr..
Gray now carries on.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by Rev. Walter J. Coates, a close friend
of the contracting parties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
EAST BARRE.

DR. AIinard is a little more comfort.
able.
Sadie Haddiean from the city visited
friends here last week.
Harvey Partridge has relatives from
Potsdam, n. Y. visiting him.
Dora Pittsley from the city visited
here Saturday night and Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. Macarthur are expected
back from their trip to Europe this
week.
The family Of Albert Chandler mas
moved into the Bolster tenement, re-
Gently vacated by John Paquin.
ARTHUR McAllister's family have
moved back after having their tenement
thoroughly repaired and painted.
Miss Emma Fraser visited her brother
here last week and Is now spending a
week with relatives at Websteryille
Alden Grearson is moving his family
to Barre this week. where he has work.
Much regret is felt at his leaving the
village.
The w. c. T. U. picnic last Friday
was enjoyed by quite a goodly number,
and very pleasant program was given
by both unions
Next Friday night Il for the confer
ring Of the frst two degrees in the
Grange at Washington. Let all mem-
bers take notice.
The w G. 7. L., expect to hold
another ice cream sale next Saturday
evening on or near the same place as
The one two weeks ago.
The members of the l.. r. H., are to
hold O social Of tho home Of Mrs. Cooncy
Wednesday evening from q TO TO- Each
member invites friend Refreshments
win be served.
It Is reported that Clarence Smith has
bought the Partridge aouse recently oc-
cupied by Charles Abbott Mr. Abbott
"a moving into the one recently occu-
pied by Alden Grearson and which he
has purchased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Morse visited
friends in Northfeld today.
Miss Ruth Morse returned last night
from a weeks visit in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barber Of Marsh
field visited friends in tho city today.
Henry Griffin Of Boston II visiting at
the home Of his brother, W. H. Griffin
of Washington street.
Tho d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has Just listed 70-acre farm situated
one mile and a half from this city, which
they offer for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Wood who
have been visiting At i. j. Carrols for
the past ten days, returned TO their
home IN Moosup, Conn, this noon.
The Rev. William +. Braisted Of An
trim, y. w., who has accepted call
to the pastorate of Che Baptist church,
arrived in the city last evening TO look
for a house TO reside ii when be comes
here on September ]
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today are G. Il Pike, Wind
sori Il. G. Reyeer, Burlneteini f. II.
Mann, Woodsville, M Hy J. n. Glow,
Potsdam, n. vi William u IIandley
and David Handley, East Granville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
LIGHT RAIN FELL
DURING THE MEET
But 1t Was Not Enough to Spoil The
Racing at Buffalo in First Day
of Circuit.

Buffalo, Aug 6.-The grand circuit
meeting opened under unfavorable
weather conditions light rain falling
throughout the four races. The rain
did not affect the track and fast time
was made in the 2:12 pace for the Do
minion of Canada purse Of $4,000, Re.
proachless, winner of the Chamber Of
Commerce stake, proved dissappoint
ment, being mplaeed Reproachless and
Alice Pointer sold for $50 in the pools,
the field going at 500. Alice Pointer
took the race in straight heats, Re.
proachless just beating the distance flag
in the first heat.
Beatrice Bellini, the public choice in
the 2;1G trot, justified her hackers,
winning in straight heats. Judix, who
was fancied for the 2;09 pace, also won
in straight heats while the first race
for 3-year-old trotters was won handily
by Bell Bird in straight heats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
PRESENT NEW CLAIM
AGAINST THE SLATE
Town Of johnson Demands One Share Of
Public School Money Withneld
BY State Treasurer.

Montpelier, Aug. Cone new claim
was presented TO the Vermont court Of
claims when that body met here today
for an adjourned session to settle a
number Of obligations left over from the
previous sitting several weeks ago. That
claim was Of the town Of johnson
against the state Of Vermont for S7S.07
or one share Of the public school money,
johnson claims that amount in the dis
tribution, but the state Of Vermont
declares that il Is not due that town
because it did not make out proper
return to the state treasurer.
Judges Plumley and Leayens were
present at the first part of the session
today and it was expected that Judge
Williams would appear later. There
are a number Of claims to settle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
"THE LAST TIME"
Said Heenan Bowers When Arraigned for
The saith Time Today.

Montpelier, Aug. e.-"This is posi-.
lively the last time; it has been lesson
to me-" declared Heenan Bowers wnen
brought before the local city court for
the 34th time since the court was formed
in 1895. The court out of curiosity
went back over the records and found
that Bowers was 33rd degree man
already in the court lodge. Bowers
finished his last sentence at five o'clock
last night and was arrested again at
ten O'Clock. When arrested the police
took bottle of rum, half-full half-pint
Of whiskey and half bottle Of Jamaica
ginger from him.
Bowers pleaded not guilty this morn.
ing but was found guilty. He was
fined SIS for a second offence and took
an appeal. Bail of SIS was furnished
hy Joseph Perkins for whom Bowers
works. The respondent appeared in
court smiling but the court sat vita
wrinkled brow trying to plan some way
to handle such case. Meanwhile the
respondent Is working for Perkins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06

clothing. The shots attracted crowd
from nearby hotel and as they rushed
TO the scene of the tragedy Lacach threw
away the hatehet and ran for the hills.
He finally took refuge in pile Of brush.
He was surrounded by the mob and
upon demand that he surrrnder he pre-
sented himself and threatened to shoot.
Some of the crowd had worked around
back of the brush pile and before he
could shoot, the weapon was knocked
from his hand with club He was
seized by the mob, but A. L. Critchfeld,
superintendent of the Blair Iron works,
summoned police from Clarion, and they
spirited Laeach away to the jail.
Warech was taken to the McKeesport
hospital, where he soon died.
Warech and Lacach had been close
friends for several years but week ago
it is said that they had trouble over a
woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
Base Ball Notes.

The Fat Mems club is fortunate in
securing STAT" MCGOWAN for outfelder.
Besides being speedy be il q natural
batsman.
"Bilr' Reynolds is speed artist be-
sides having an assortment of curves
and deceptive slow bali. Bill has
already shattered several barn doors
practicing his in-shoots and fast OUT
drop. He can also play any Of the in
field positions and will be in the game
all the time. He has a batting average
of All.
"Tinyv Small il tower of strength
in any position and the club lost no
time in signing Small. He wears shin
guards and is a fast man.
Fatty" Tilden was finally signed
after tempting offers had been raised
several times, and was not landed until
after considerable pressure was brought
to bear as he wished to maintain his
standing as an amateur.
kim" Morse says he Is in pink Of
condition and ready TO play the game
Of his life, if slim" Pirie will only
keep quiet and not jolly him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
FEARS OF SUICIDE
WERE DISPELLED
Henry Z. Clark Of Brattleboro ID Per
haps Mentally Unbalanced-Will
Be Taken to Retreat.

Brattleboro, Aug. 6.--After a search
Of Is hours, Henry N. Clark, a carpen-
ter, who wandered away from his home
here Sunday afternoon, was found yes
terday sleeping in barn on John
Hunts farm about one mile from town.
Sunday morning his housekeeper saw
him take a cup and start to mix some
Paris green and water She prevented
him from drinking the dose He re-
manned at home until afternoon when
he took pair of rubber boots and left
the house in his shirtsleeves aud went
toward the river, saying to his houee-
keeper that he intended to commit sui
eide. She thought that he was not in
earnest and when he did not return
notified the police.
A seagsh was at once instituted and
1t was found that Clark had gone to
the river after which nothing had been
seen of him. Townspeople were enlist
ed in the search which was kept mp all
night. Boats were secured and the river
was to have been dragged this after
noon.
As he climbed up to the hay NOV of
his barn yesterday, John Hunt saw a
pair of rubber boots and then a man
sleeping on the hay. He notified the
searchers that the man was found
Clark was taken to his home by the
police and appeared TO be in daze.
He was unable to give an account Of
what he had been doing and efforts are
now being made to commit him to
the retreat.
1t is thought that he became insane
from brooding over the acts Of his som
in.law, Sam Kicker Of West Fairlee,
Kicker married bis only daughter and
is ne'er .lo-well Last week lie drove
a horse to death while on a spree.
Clark is 81 years old and has always
had good habits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
GETS REINsTATED.
Lew wiltse, Formerly With Rutland ii
Northern League.

Cincinnati, Aug. 6.-The application
of Lew Wiltse for reinstatement as an
eligible ball player, SO that lie may get
employment in some minor league club,
was granted by the national base ball
commission yesterday under certain con
ditions. Like players Griffin and Bress-
Ter recently temporarily reinstated, he
must report regularly to the commission,
which will decide whether and when his
conduct warrants permanent reinstate-
ment
Wiltse was in the Tri-State league un.
til recently classed as an outlaw organi-
zation, and being contract jumper, was
unable to play elsewhere. But he has
been unable to retain his position in that
league and has therefore been without
occupation unless permitted to play with
some minor organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
WANTED THE PLEDGE.
But Judge Scott Thought Jail Was The
Best Place For Him.

There was only one case of intoxi-
cation 20 be disposed of in city court
this morning. Frank Cummings OF Bur
Iington pleaded guilty 10 a first offence
and was fined S. with costs Of $6.05. He
begged the cnurt to let him sign the
pledge, putting up whining story Of
having poor sister dependent on him.
The court sized the man up as being
an old rounder and sent him to Jail for
90 days, as he was unable to pay his
fine. The case against A. Tomasi for
alleged blocking the highway on Mer-
chant street was set for hearing this
morning but was continued until
August 2S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
No Records Broken.

Atlantic City, N. j., Aug. 6--No rec.
ords were broken in yesterdays automo-
bile races on the Yentnor beach. Inter
est centered in event No A. for run.
abouts, which was won by Il w Leland.
Fourteen cars were scheduled to start,
but only five were permitted TO 10, the
others being ruled off because they were
not regularly equipped runabouts. Az
soon as the race was finished, q protest
was lodged against Leland, by the Harry
S. Houpt company Of New York, on
technical grounds The American Auto
mobile association will be asked to de.
eide The merits Of the project.
The chief event Of the three days
meet viii be the free.for-all tomorrow,
in which half dozen specially designed
racing cars viii compete.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
AS Result Of MurderOus Raid
On Chinatown
IN BOSTON FRIDAY NIGHT
Police Made Another Arrest in Lynn This
Morning Charged With Murder in
Connection With the Hep Sing
Tong Onslaught.

Boston, Aug. s.--Lee Kei Nom, the
fourth victim Of the Hep Sing Tong 90
ciety in their raid through Chinatown
last Friday night, died at the Emergency
hospital this morning. Another China
man, Dong Buck Lin, Of Lynn, was ar
rested at the South End this morning,
charged with murder in connection with
the raid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
SEIZED WITH CRAMP
AND WAS DROWNED
Joseph Roberts of wsybridge Lost His
Life Yesterday AfternooA in Sight
Of Companions.

Middlebury, Aug. 6.-Joseph Roberts
of Weybridge aged "a years, was drown
ed in eight feet Of water yesterday af-
ternoon while bathing near Huntington
Falls, or the lower pulp mill. Roberts
was with several friends when he was
seized with cramps and called loudly for
help. His companions arrived too late,
however, for the man was dead when
taken from the water
The deceased j. survived by wife and
a small son, three years Of age. lie was
employed in the pulp mill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
HAMMOND DIDN'T HIDE.
officers Found Him in Proctor-Jersey
City Under Arrest.

Proctor, Aug. &C L. Hammond Of
Orwell, who i wanted in New Jersey
on the charge of bigamy, was arrested
here yesterday by officers from Jersey
City, who have been in the state several
days in search of him.
Hammond with his attorney, James 3.
Donoway Of Biiddlebury, arrived ia this
town yesterday to see Gov. f. D. Proc
tor and TO look over the requestion
papers which had been made out by
request Of the New Jersey officers.
Shortly after his arrival here Hammand
was discovered by the two officers and
placed under arrest. The officers, with
Hammond in custody, left last evening
for Jersey City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
NEAR TO LYNCHING
NEAR PITTSBURG
Nan Shot His Chum After They Had
Had Trouble Over a Woman
The Mob Then Took a
Hand.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 6.-After, as It
is charged now by the police, shoot
ing his chum in the main street at Blair
station, "a miles from this city, last
night, Adam Lacach, foreigner, was
rescued from mob that tried to lynch
him and was landed in jail at Clair
ton.
Ihe shooting was the result Of con.
plant Of a misdemeanor made to the
police by Joseph Warech against his
friend lacach. The latter met with
Wafech in the street and asked why be
had made the information Before Wa
rech could reply, Lacach shot him with
. revolver. Mortally wounded, Warech
foil and Lacaeh drew a hatchet from his
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
TALKED OVER A LEAGUE.
Meeting For Intercity Matches Was Held
Last Evening.

A preliminary meeting to form an
Intercity base ball league was held at
Daley's bowling rooms in Montpelier
last evening, there being representatives
of the Lane, Capitals, Hibbard, the Hi.
bernians and knights of Columbus
teams. 1t was proposed to make d
division Of the receipts with the Inter-
city base ball association. Games for
Wednesdays and Saturdays were pro-
posed. Another meeting Of the pro-
posed league win be held this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
SIGN MORE MEN.
Many Others Are Ambitious to Be Fat
At This Time.

Manager jackson of the Barre Fats"
reports having signed since yesterday,
shorty Bergerou," Her" Mute, Frank
Burke, Joe jackson and "Chubv Wales.
"Bilp' MieIs and Charlie Mcmillan
are both candidates for the short stop.
They are determined to make the team
1t viii be hot scrap between them.
Angelo Seampini Is training hard to take
on weight and hopes to make it yet
George b. Milne, Burt Wells, pat" !"
Brown, johnnie Mcleod and Elwin
Scott have been recommended by Scout
"Jim' Marr.
The management have not decided on
the club surgeon or trainer, but have
several names from which to select
The team is fast approaching the limit
they are allowed to carry, and viii be
credit to the Granite city when placed
in the field against the Capitol nine, a
week from tomorrow afternoon,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
From the Grip Of the "Stran-
gler" in New York
BRAVE ADELAIDE WILDER
Later Pietro Dauria, Peddler, Was Ar
rested and Identified by the Young
Woman--Other Crimes of the
Great Metropolis.

New York, Aug. 6.--New York's wave
of crime continues with little abatement
and the police are kept busy investigat
ing the various outbreaks that come
with startling frequency. Brave Ade-
laide Wilder, trained nurse, had a des-
perate struggle with a stranger" early
this morning, and after being dragged
into doorway she succeeded in breaking
away, when her assailant fed. Later
Pietro Dauria, a peddler, was arrested
He was identified by Miss Wilder.
Daniel +, Lynch appealed to the police
to investigate the disappearance of his
son, who mysteriously disappeared from
the deck of the battleship Georgia Sat
urday evening. Lynch said that six sail
ors from the vessel had told him that
his son was put out of the way because
he knew too much about the recent tur-
ret accident on board the battleship.
James Gilroy, janitor of tenement
building on East 18th street, captured
early this morning Matilda Gardner while
she was setting fire to bundle of paper
saturated with Kerosene. The blaze
threatened the lives Of several hundIcd
inmates, but was extinguished with lit.
tie damage. The woman was jailed.
Late last night William S. Alley, a
member of the stock exchange since 1878
shot himself in the head, at the Larch-
mont Yacht club. He died on the way
to the hospital. s.
New York, Aug. 6.--One Of the most
brutal of the increased crimes in New
York and vicinity recently occurred yes
terday. Lucca Fontza Fs locked up in
the police station in New Brighton
Staten Island, charged with assultinp
Antoinette Taluci, the two year old
daughter of Pasquale Taluci of New
Brighton.
Fontza and Taluci are laborers en-
ployed at the King plaster mills in New
Brighton. Yesterday afternoon Fontza
did not 20 back to the mill to work and
was left to care for the child while Mrs
Taluci went out to make some purchases
She had not gone far when she heard
the child scream and she rushed back
to her rooms. There she says she found
Fontza attacking the child When hi
saw Mrs. Taluci, Fontza rushed from
the house with Mrs. Taluci following
him.
Her cries brought out the neighbori
and soon mob was following the fly.
ing Italian down the street. The pur.
suers overlook him and he was knocked
down and severely beaten and kicked
bv mon and Nyonpu until a noIieauo y
appeared. With club and revolver thC
officer fought off the crowd until hC
could get Fontza upon trolley ear in
which he conveyed him to the police
station
The child, on orders Of Judge Marsha
was examined by a physician and Fontza
was held in $4,000 bail on charge OF
criminal assault He will have a hear.
ing Wednesday. The child is seriously
injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
peath in Brookaeld.

Montpelier, Aug. George G. BuzzeIl
truckman, has received word Of the
death at his sisters home IN Brookheld
Of Mrs. Ann Blzzell, his mother, aged
s. years. She was for more than 60
years, until two months ago when her
husband died, resident OF Northneld
She leaves two SONS and daughter
The funeral will be held tomorrow with
burial in North1eld Center.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
MORE CRIMES CHARGED.
Several Arrests in New York City Last
Night.

New York, Aug. 6.-Thomas Anderson
~ laborer, aged 20 years, was arrested
ii Brooklyn last night, charged with at
fempting to assault five year.old Julia
Sleiseher.
May Mace, girl of 16, accused Gui.
HAppe Tristre, an Italian. Her screams
hiiracted crowd Of 500 men and women
sslro chased the Italian. He was over
aken and beaten numerically until
policemen rescued him.
Israel Israelson was accused of famil-
iaiity by Freda Barkowitz, aged seven
81 i51st sereet last night A crowd
qniekly gathered upon the man who was
hustled away by the police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
BoMBARDED THE TOWN.
French Warships Attacked Moors for Fir.
ing on Them.

Tangier, Morocco, Aug 6.--French war
ships have bombarded Casa Blanca, the
result Of the Moorish tribesmen firing
on the troops who were landing to pro-
tect the French consulate. Five French
officers ard five sailors are seriously in
jured The French will destroy the town
by bombardment unless the Moorish lead.
Ell surrenders to the French consul.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
LOCATING A HATCHERY.
J. W. Titcomb of U. S. Bureau Of Fish
cries Now in Vermont.

st. Johnsburv. Aug. 6.--John Titcomb
Of the bureau Of fisheries at Washing
ton Is in the state for two weeks to
locate the new government hatchery for
the propagation of trout fingerings. An
appropriation Of 100000 was secured for
this purpose about six years ago when
it was expected the building would be
an addition to the St. Johnsbury hatch
cry, but this plan was abandoned and
site will be found elsewhere The
pond system at the 81, Johnsbury hatch
cry win be extended this season to pro.
vide for increased facilities for pro.
pagating small-mouthed bass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
MISSING MAN FOUND.
But He Was Dead, Having TAKEN Poison
to End Life.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 6.--Harry B.
Weimef the missing Bandsdowne bank
er, was found dead today in Willow
Grove park lie bad committed suicide
BY poisoning It is thought his mind
was affected by the failure Of the Lin.
coin Trust Co, of which he was an
officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-06
ST. GAUDENs' FUNERAL.
Will Be Held Wednesday After Crema,
tion Of Body in Cambridge.

Windsor, Aug 6.---The body Of Angus
tus st. Gaudens was taken to Cambridge
Mass, on the afternoon train, where il
win be cremated today. 1t was in the
charge Of L. +. Cabot Of Cabot Brothers
undertakers, Of this town, The ashe.
will be returned in time for the funeral
tomorrow.
Hundreds Of messages Of sympathy
and coincidence from people in all parts
Of the world have been received by the
family since the report that the great
sculptor had passed away circled the
globe on Saturday night