The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-25

day. Mr.. Tucker was born in Mortified,
VI. He was first appointed to Sl2OO
position in the treasury department, was
promoted through the several grades, and
at the time of his death was employed
at $500 per annum in the office OF the
auditor for the war department.
The mangled body of James Fallon OF
Burlington was found on the Central
Vermont railway tracks about three
fourths of a mile south of the Oakland,
North Georgia" station, Friday after,
noon. 1t was cut in halves, the head ana
shoulders being found outside the track,
while the lower part was inside the ra,is
some distance away. 1t Is believed tns
man was riding on freight tram and
fail between two cars. The body was
taken to st. Adams and Chief OF Ponce
+ Mahoney communicated with
brother OF Fallon at Burlington
A Syrian coal HEAVIER named Hubert was
s,ahhed in the chest Monday afternoon at
Montpelier junction by tramp, VINO IT,
fnssd 70 rive his name The tramp was
LODGED in iail here to await the outcome
nf Pie INJURIES to the Syrian. The latter
,,os taken to a hospital. One lung Is
m ma but it is believed he Will hve'
Two tramps went to shack where s seV,
oral Syrians were eating dinner, Inc
tramns were ordered out, but wouid NOV
Leave and a fight followed, in when hu-
hert was stabbed. One OF the trampS Is
still at large The one under arrest ue
MES any knowledge OF the stapDing, -,
While hunting near Mendon SATURDAY
afte,noon, Robert, the l5-year,old son Oh
J. Boynton, proprietor OF tne l pc
WICK House in Rutland, accidentally sh 9o
h;mself through his hand and lelt si u',
Nth a 90 caliber rifle. Accompanied s W
Albert Koltonski he had just started loa
home and was climbing over a E ae
when the fence broke and IN ms enoaJ'
TO save himself the gun, was alse el hssnd
The bullet went through the iei. n and
between the thumb ana i9l shtis above
then passed into his BODY slsn,n nder his
the heart, nearly coming out "'''''
left arm. :,l;oo+ad
Robert Waterman, who was im 1ppaontIv
in the Victory poisoning case n,nrder
an indictment against nm 40 nnmmit
peims at the Essex county jail IN GullG,
sui sui soturdav morning by cutting hl M
nan nan 'a with a iackknife. Waterman la ss
. ,naaS HEADED guilty of obtaining gooua
W. false pretenses and he was 10 H nav
u tiiiue sentenced Saturday morning Whe ~
beeh S,sn ,,,ant In take the prisoner 10
the oihGei' "nnlained of feeling poorly
court III loft him for a time. Returning
anu ' inv found the man with his throa'
l nnt If Is thought he will recover
w Central Vermont freight tralI
a oenG1i', WAS wrecked one mile north
northoo4WVe a3erford (Ct station Saturday
% 81 .ne Of the "a cars were pliea VI ~
l l;.hnr aide of an embankment, seven o u,
ei.ne' sing into the river ofoAen
Int I ,,,ss tbe cause. All the cars weru
ran loJ J'' No one was injured: Aiderl lnae
M;Il;am s Lawton of New LonuT r T Te
sar . injured while at the wrg en- o.,
,rrackinp crew was hosting ~ and
80, the river. The cable sllapPeIi, tbt
n ,u end struck Alderman La"t the river
stomach knocking HIM n nr2 ~" in New
He was taken to the ho'p''"'
London. 1,o,,on+
| o notion of the state OF vernon oto,
vi nrene court of the United a.aI b.
tne sup , advanced on its calendar " ~
i Mond hac 2. the case involving .ne on,,ir
lnte;atr, t of the Vermont ID" in that
SUI ucornorations doing business record
my +o 70 produce their. books and ~ RI,
s nsenever required for legal procseuth e Con
oaae grew out of the refllsal u Maine cor
s eai;dafed Rendering company Tormnnt. t.
solution soi,a doing business IN Ner nand ;ur,
pordd1o its records that the grd nfor }u
pfoG@hhitt enden county, might De e, n,,,
to whether the state s eatt for food pur
er nad Att Attorney General Fits t SaS mo
R Washington last week to argue 'ne ''
ton. old pro
R S. Forbes, about 80 y years e oiJ fSor Re
pI Te1bG;r company of N orthh1ela kile,
Ma a;edhnntaily shot and instantly ote NIB b
RMonday evening, being m Trhes wa a
early , mUIo for bear Mr.. FORBES apd s s
coo mlpid by DIR. DickermaHn ros anu bea
aeco hIl;n of Braintree; FRESH we YER
McA 1.n were discovered, wnic the nea
tracks ;Yssed until it was thought tine If O tn
follower wei far away The members l3 of e.
party 'i ip the dusk of early evening VEN b ,a
McA Nv r e@h Of tree. he h frsu kiIis
at the Seorr r to find that ne e,,1 nat strc
was fr aoptiM Mr.. Forbes. The bullet S''''