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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
VERY PRETTY BOOTHS.
Are Arranged at st. MOuica's Fair Which
Is Successfully Opened.

The annual st. Monica's church fair
opened Saturday evening in Woodmsn's
hall ii the Bolster block. and continues
until Saturday night OF this week.
/ There was an attendance of $50 people
on the opening night and with the very
attractive booths filled with exceptional
ly fine articles, the dancing and the en-
tertainment programme for the week,
which exceeds anything the church has
ever provided before, this fair is sure to
be 4 splendid success.
The booths are very prettily arranged
and contain the incest and most costly
things ever displayed at a fair in the
city. The booths. five in all, are placed
across the end OF the hall opposite the
platform. At the candy booth, which
Il decorated entirely in red, Mrs. o. n.
Granger and Mrs. j. B. Kelley are in
charge; the parish booth, trimmed in
white, Is in charge Of Mrs. G. Z. Bar
rows Mrs. A. G. Moore, Mrs. John
O'Leary and Mrs. James Brown; they
have for sale cut glass pieces, pretty
framed pictures, sofa pillows and other
fancy articles.
The Ladies of the A. o. II. have
green and white booth. at which they
have beautiful embroidered fancy arti-
cles, pillows, silver set, aprons and
numerous other useful articles. The la
dies in charge here are Mrs w. A. Riley,
Mrs. A. J. Bonett, Mrs Charles LeClair
and Mrs. Thomas MoGotf. In between
these last twosnamed booths is small
purple and white booth at which punch
and lemonade is sold bv the Misses Ag-
nes Cook, Jane Mckernan and Mary
Drumgold
But little of the floor space is taken
up by the booths SO that there is large
space left for the dancers. The music
for the dancing is furnished by Bruce's
orchestra. Or. y. u. McSweeney, A. III.
Burke and A. G. Moore take charge of
the dancing
The entertainment Saturday evening
was furnished by the Wonderland Nov
ing Picture company, who for an hour
gave an exhibit of excellent pictures
that well pleased the audience. The
entertainment this evening win be given
BY the Daughters Of Woodcraft. The
drill given by these young girls is es.
pecially good, and il alone well worth
the price Of admission to the hail. The
entire arrangements for the fair are in
charge Of Father E. f. Cray.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
SPOKE OF THE LATE II. A HUsE.
One Of MontpsIisr's sonu Honorsd BY
The Club 81 That City.

The meeting u the Club Saturday
evening At the home Of A. ,. sibley ID
Montpelier was u unusual interest BE-.
cause Of the fact that one Of Mont.
pclier's gifted and honored soma. the late
Hiram a. tluse. was TIE subject of tie
evenings consideration and because the
Hon. !. A. DrBoef. president Of the Club
was the principal speaker. Mr. DcBoer's
tribute 90 Mr. finss. while impartial and
not loaded with fultome enlogy, was one
that only a staunrh odmircr aud loyal
and gifted friend could render. and was
clothed with weaith and beauty Of dic.
tion that made a deep impression. Su.
perior Judge T. l. Waterman. who was
the guest Of honor. ana other guests and
members Of the club spoke apprcciat
lively of Mr.. Huse and related interesting
anecdotes Of him. The Club win meet
ncxt Saturday evening at =. Z. David
sons. when G. ID. 1Iafher viii give a
travel talk on ~Greece" illustrated by
81 views which win be shown By Col.
A. c. Brown with biz stereoptieon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
NEARLY HALF OF CATTLE
FOUND DISEASED
DR.. J. c. Parker Finds Bad Conditions
Among Cattle in fFanklia County
TownG

s. Albans. Nov. ii.--Dr. ). c. Parker.
~ this city, has ;ust returned homo
from trip 10 franklln and ilighrate,
where he administered Che Tuberculosis
tost 20 several lerds oi cattle. IN
ffanklin, q q hngd Of seventeen head
belonging 70 n }. Gates, one vas found
dlseaaedi IN herd of thirsy.thfec head,
owned By Alexander Corwell. twenty.
four were enndemncdi while eight head
owned BY II. X Brill NcFe found free
from disease. In llighRate ave head of
herd II twenty-tVo belonging % s.
X. etinuhow jEefe diaeasedi and II. q.
Carman's herd Of twenty bead was found
nll right. One animal In the herd Of
twenty owned by G. If. Jones of Swan.
ton, was condemned.
Doctor Parker reports that the work
last week and that 81 the one preceding
were the two worst weeks In years.
For The wrrk ending November 2 be tcst.
ed about $50 head, tndlng 90 diseased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
MAKING HOME IN CELLAR.
Grifin Boys Were Found Saturday Night
One Goes to vergennes.

Although having a good home and
kind treatment, the two Griffin boys,
Hermon and Charlie, who have had their
parents and the police chasing them at
odd times for several years, maintain a
strange desire to run away. Hermon Is
now IN the industrial school az Ver-
gennes, being taken there today BY Pa
trolman Hamel. lie and his brother
were placed on probation Friday for tru-
ancy after they had been brought back
from Bethel. Saturday morning they
disappeared again, and were not found
until Saturday evening in the cellar Of
q building on Farwell street, where they
had arranged TO spend the night.
They were taken 10 the police station,
and Hermon was locked up, while his
brother was allowed to 60 home. Yes
terday Charlie disappeared from home
and again the father had to report the
disappearance to the police,
This morning Hermon was taken be-
fore Judge Scott and his probation was
revoked, with the order for commitment
to the industrial school,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
CLOSED THEIR FAIR.
Ladies of Clan Gordon Did Wen in Their
Fourth EndeavOr.

The Ladies of Clan Gordon closed
their fourth annual fair Saturday even
ing in the Pavilion, after three nights
of large attendance and good financial
results. There were over 200 present
the last night, and each night the booths
drew good sales from the crowds A
very pleasing entertainment was given,
consisting of piano solo by Miss Walk
er and a violin solo by James Carson,
and wen presented farce, Murder
Will Out" Those taking part in IL were
Mrs. Eta Blake, Mrs. Rose Inglis, Mrs.
Margaret Coutts, Mrs. Lizzie Wood, Mrs.
Jessie SheriiFs and Mrs. Bella Cruick-
shank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
CRAzED WITH JEALOUSY.
Fred Underhill Shot and Killed His Wife
at Wilmington. Del.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. -Crazed
with jealousy, Fred Underhill last night
shot and killed his wife and then turned
the revolver upon her sister, Rachel Nell
son, firing five bullets into her body.
She is also expected to die.
After committing the murder, Under
hill walked to the home Of Magistrate
Robertson and gave himself into GUS
tody. Returning home and finding no
meal awaiting him, Underhill secured
his revolver, and going to the home Of
William Nelson, he found there his wife
and her sister. Without word he fired
two bullets into his wife's head and then
turned the revolver upon the sister.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
vERMoNTER APPOINTED
Rev. John Z. SewaIl to Take New Posi-
tion in Massachusetts.

Randolph, Mass, Nov. Rev. Jonn
L. Sewall, pastor Of the First Congrega-
tional church, yesterday stated that his
work with the church would cease on
Dec. /. He has accepted the position Of
field secretary of the New England Sab
batn protective league, an Office recent
ly created by the league. He has mad
three successful years as pastor here.
Rev. Mr.. SewalI was born in Lunen-
burg, VT, in 1856. He graduated from
Dartmouth college in 1877, aud was prin-
cipal Of the preparatory department Of
Olivet college, Michigan, two years. He
graduated from Andover theological
seminary in 1882 lie first pastorates
were with the Congregational churches
at Westminster and Milton, VT, where
he remained until 1888.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
WILL RIVAL
THAW CASE
The Trial Of Anna M. Bradley
in Washington
A POSTp0NEMENT TODAY
She Stills Declares That She Loved
Senator Brown. Whom She Is
Accused Of Mur-
dsring.

Washington, d. C. Nov. ii.-owlng
to the death Of Justice Mccomas Of the
court Of appeals, the trial Of Mrs. Anna
n. Bradley for tho murder Of United
States Senator Arthur Brown was post
poned today until 10 q. m. Wednesday.
The trial promises 70 excite interest
second only 10 that Of the Thaw case.
The woman has been reduced 70 shad.
ow BY her long confinement aud by
brooding She insists that she still loved
Browns and his photograph was tho last
object that she looked at A. she left
her cell this morning. The defense viii
be insanity The defendant Is expected
20 tell lie story, on the stand which
viii parallel the startling disclosures OF
Evelyn Thaw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
chancerv Case Heard.

Zed S. stanton, special master. gave a
final hearing in his office in Montpelier
Saturday in the chancery case Of John
Dillingham;, administrator, vs.. G. r..
Moody ct al Of Waterbury. This suit is
brought to compel the defendants to set
aside deed of house and lot in Water
bury made by the late Mrs. John Knapp
of that village just beforee her death,
on the ground that Mrs. Knapp was not
Of sound and disposing mind and mem.
ory at the time she executed the deed.
NJ. NJ. Gordon appeared for Mr.. Dilling-
ham and L. G. Moody of Waterbury for
the defendants. Several hearings have
been held in this case and Mr.. Stanton
will now make his report TO the presij-
ing Judge of Washington county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
CLEARING THE SITE
FOR FEDERAL BUILDING
John Tierney Began To-day 10 Move thI
Three-story House-Indleatio That
Government Plans to Begin At
Once for Building Post-ofics.

Postmaster +. w. Bisboe has been ap
pointed custodian Of the new post .ofies
site a. the corner Of South Main and
Prospect streets, and with hin appoint
men be received specifications for secur
Ing a complete survey Of the lot, which
would Indicate that the government pro
poses going ahead NJ once with the prep
aration Of plans 20 build.
The lrst steps toward the removal OF
the large three story house. which was
sold 60 John Tierney, we're taken today
The removal has been hald up for some
time owing 10 a permit not being grant.
ed BY the council. Owners OF granite
plants In She south end OF the city pro-
tested because they thought the under
taxing would neccssitatc the cutting Of
electric power wires. II has been found
now that a slight raising Of the wire.
at one point viii enable the house "a
pass under without trouble. 50 the com.
mitteo which was appointed 20 consider
the permit win report favorably at the
meeting tomorrow night.
There will be some conditions 10 the
granting Of the permit. chief OF which
will be a stipulation that Mr. Tierney
be allowed ~ hours to keep the building
In the street. c. :. Hathaway, the ex.
pert house mover from Burlington, says
that he can get the house out Of the
street within sixty hours after the start
up the thoroughfare.
With ten or a dozen men, be began
today the work Of getting the building
ready for it, pilgrimage. The structure,
although built for quite a good many
years. u in excellent shape and il today
a. strong as when put up. First-class
timbers were used, and it is expected
that the process Of moving win not dam.
age Il because Of It's strength. Its next
rcsting.pl viii be on the lot Just north
Of Mr.. Tierncy's residence on the east
side Of North Main street. A bank wall
Is being built al the rear Of the lot 20
hold back the bank. The foundation
viii be put under tho house after Il has
been lacked up on the lot.
The large Martin barn on the govern
ment lot has not been sold. and the cot
tage house on the sonth end Is vet to be
disposed oi before the United States gets
the land clear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
TWO BOYS RAN AWAY.
Liberty from Industrial School Was Of
Short Duration.

Vefgennes, Nov. 1lsHenry Sullivan,
q boy committed to the state industrial
schol from Burlington, has enjoyed two
days Of liberty from that institution.
With Hugh Keefe Of Rutland he fed,
only to be recaptured d day later at
Whitehall, where he was held until the
arrival Of an officer Saturday, who iden-
titled him and took him back. Keefe is
the lad who attempted TO ditch the Rut-
land flyer. He had less time than Sulli-
van Of stolen liberty, for he was caught
at New Haven. Keefe has been one of
the best behaved boys at the school, but
Sullivan, who was committed from Bur-
hngton a short time ago for general
bad conduct, has been deficient in his
studies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
DRowNrNcs IN MAINE.
Five Men Lost Their Lives Within the
Past Three Days.

Houlton, Me-, Nov. ll.--Word reached
here yesterday Of five drownings within
the past three days in remote districts
IN eastern Maine. At Ashland three men
lost their lives by the capsizing OF their
canoe on Squapan lake, and fourth
occupant OF the craft reached shore only
after swim in the ice cold water, en-
numbered though he was by heavy win.
ter clothing. The drowned were Frank
and Paul Baker and Arthur Oyer. All
leave families.
At Milltown, Harry Robinson, aged Is
years, was drowned by the overturning
Of a small punt in which he was sailing
and at Van Buren, John Crawford, Is
years old, was drowned when his canoe
capsized.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
MOTIVE PROBABLY ROBBERY.
But William Cline Struggled Hard Be-
fore Giving It Up.

Johnstown, Pa, Nov. 11.-Badly mu-
tilated and bearing marks showing that
he had been shot repeatedly and terribly
beaten, the body OF William Cline,
prominent citizen of Bolivar, Pa, near
here, was found yesterday in field a
short distance from that town. The
earth was torn up over a space Of
quarter of an acre around the body, in
dicating that Cline had made hard
struggle for his life.
The motive of the crime is thought to
have been robbery, as at the time Of nis
death Cline had on his person large
sum of money received from the sale Of
a sawmiil. This money was missing
when the body was found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
DESTINED TO DIE
OF STARVATION
Michael McCabe, Miner, Alive and I'm
hurt, Waits For Death 1000 Feet
III Down in The Interior Of
0e The Earth.

Mahoney City, Penn, Nov. 1i.--Alive
and nnhurt but in darkness that will
never be lifted, Michael McCabe, u
miner, is waiting certain death by star
walton three thousand feet below the
surface in the Draper colliery. Entomb-
ed in blind shaft and blocked by a
blast, mine officials say it may be a
year before it IS possible to reach the
place where he is shut in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
chicken pie supper.

The ladies Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will serve chicken pie supper
in the vestry, Wednesday evening, Nov.
l3, from $50 to o'clock. The public
is cordially invited. The menu consists
of chicken pie, mashed potatoes, Gran
berry sauce. bread and butter, assorted
pickles, assorted cake, tea and coffee.
Supper. Is cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
VERMONT BANKRUPTs.
One From Canaan and Another From st
Johnsbury File Petitions.

Burlington, Nov. 11.-Petitions in
bankruptcy were filed Saturday in the
Office Of the clerk Of the district court
az follows: Julia A. Carpenter Of Canaan
seamstress and milliner, liabilities
$s64, assets S400, exempt; Henry j.
Bedard Of st. Johnsbury, proprietor Of
pool and lunch room, liabilities $500,
assets s2G5,exempt, sos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
R1DrcULED THE STATEMENT.
Attorney Harvey Didn't Think Much Of
Bianehi's Testimony.

The trial Of Joseph Bianchi, charged
with using a revolver at an Italian picnic
on June %, is fast drawing to q close In
Washington county court. n. M. An
dreanni, the court interpreter, was on
the stand this forenoon and testified as
to certain translations in Crnonaca Sow.
versiva, after which the taking Of tes.
timony closed. Then Attorney John
Harvey opened the arglment for the
prosecution, speaking at considerable
length. He ridiculed the statement Of
The respondent that he heard someone
threaten to kill him and made no effort
to find out who it was that had made
the threat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
Two AT A SHOT.
Remarkable Success Of Leland Little
Squirrel Hunting To-day.

Like getting two birds with one stone
was the performance Of Leland Little
today when he brought down two large
gray squirrels with one shot. The boy
(he's fifteen years old) was out hunting
near his home on the Graniteviile hill,
when he spied the gray hide Of an ami
NAL in the branches of a tree. He fired
and was very surprised boy to see two
sauirrels fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

and paid fine oi s5 with costs Of $3.50
Ne vas arrested Saturday night BY OH
Ger Carle. Bort Wlgeins Of Cofipth also
pleaded guilty to frat oflense Of IN.
ioNeation and paid 3 hno Of u, with
costs Of S17O Tie was arrested Sat,
urday might by 0liceF Gamble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

Had Been Ill Two Weeks With Typhoid
Pneumonia.

John Travers, it,, died at lilo O'Clock
Sunday afternoon at his home, 10 Maple
Grove street, of typhoid pneumonia after
an illness of about two weeks. Mr..
Traverse was born in Three Rivers, r. @,
AZ years ago last January. He was q
we'll known carpenter in this city, where
he had resided for the past six years.
He is survived by wife, his mother.
who resides in Earl, N, H., three sisters,
Mrs. N. r.. Leach, Mrs Clarence Beecher,
and Mrs. Arthur Sweat, all of Earl; !;
also three brothers, Charles. Of this city,
Edward and Archie. The funeral ser
vices win be held from the house We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock, the Rev.
EgO. Thayer officiating. The interment
win be in the Elmwood cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
A DARING BURGLAR
WAS DISAPPOINTED
But He Got Gold Watch and Mileage
Book, Besides purse at
Bellows Falls.

Bellows Falls. Nov. 1l.--A daring
burglar broke into the house Of Capt.
John z. Lawrence, merchant mere, Sat.
urday night, expecting to find the re-
ceipts from the show that Co. +. Y. n.
g., had been giving They got nothing
from Lawrence, but secured gold
watch; purse and full mileage book
from Frank p. Cullen, Toomer
4 gang Of yeggmen broke into a cot
tage on the river bank, stealing some
tools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
A HAYMARKEr RIOT MEETING.
Several Hundred Italians Observed Ami
versary in Montpelier Yesterday.

A meeting, in anniversary of the Hay
market riots in Chicago twenty years
ago today, was held by Italians In the
X. of G. hall in Montpelier yesterday
afternoon, with Luigi Galleani as the
speaker Another meeting was held at
the Pioneer later. There were about 400
people present at the main meeting,
among the crowd there being several wo-
men. Besides referring to the Haymar-
ket riots, Galleani spoke briefly Of the
Bianchi assault case now on trial and
also made mention of President Roose-
welt. When he spoke of the last-named
there were several Misses heard. Gal
leani spoke for two hours and held the
closest attention Of his hearers. His ad-
dress was in the Italian language.
These Haymarket anniversary meet
ings are held each year in this vicinity,
the one last year being in Hale's Pavil-
ion in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
Hannibal silliman of Yale Dead.

New Hayen, Nov. ll.--Hannibal Sill
man, colored, better known to New Hav-
eners and to Yale men for years back
as plain Hannibal" seller of candy.
and whose position among Yale men was
somewhat similar to that Of John the
Orangeman at Harvard, died at his home
here yesterday at the age Of 70. In his
early days he taught boxing at Yale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
DARING RESCUE OF FOUR.
ben Have Narrow Escape From Being
Carried Over a Dam.

Paterson, N. j., Nov. 11.--Some luck
and more pluck savedthe lives Of four
members of the Passaic Valley Canoe
club, who were caught in the swift cur
rent just above the dreaded Little
Falls" in the Paassaic river early yes
terday
George Wright and James Ranken
were padding upstream when their
canoe was upset. They chung to the
craft for time but were unable to
right it and were carried rapidly down
stream.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
SEN. DILLINGHAM; REPORTS.
BE end Others Give President Prelimi,
nary Report on immigration.

Washington, Nov. ll.--A preliminary
verbal report was made to President
Roosevelt Saturday by Senator Dilling.
ham Of Vermont Chairman William II.
Wheeler Of California and Prof. jerks
Of Cornell university, members Of the
immigration commission authorized BY
the last Congress. The report to Con-
gress viii net be completed for week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
STATE RECEIVES ITS FEES.
NOn-Residsuts Paid si.osa.7s to Hunt
in Vermont.

II. G. Thomas Of Stowe, state Gan and
game commissioner, sent Saturday 20
State Treasurer +. II Dcasitt the
amount Of license feos collected from 10
non.residents WHO took out licenses 60
hunt deer In Vermont during the open
season just closed, and from the 1sp non
residents who took out licenses 70 hunt
small game The total amount was ST..
O32.75. Of which s70T.7s was received
for the licenses for small game AMI s225
for licenses 70 huut deer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
CALL TO VERMONT BAR.
To Discuss Plans For a Better Reor-
ganization.

Rutland, Nov. 11.--A call has been is
SUED to the members Of the Vermont Bar
association in Rutland county to meet
after adjournment of supreme court here
Thursday afternoon to discuss plans for
a midsummer meeting for better or
ganization Of the bar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
HEDR FOR LARCENY.
William Quinn Charged With Robbery
of Cenrtla Vermont.

White River Junction, Nov. 11.--Wil-
liam Quinn was brought here yesterday
from Brattleboro by Officer R. M. Moore
on the charge of stealing mileage books
from stations on the Central Vermont
railroad.
Mileage books to the value of several
hundred dollars have been stolen. it is
alleged, from railroad offices through
ont Vermont. Quinn viii be taken to
Newfane 10 be given a hearing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
SECOND VICTIM DEAD.
Man Was Shot by Railroad Detective
While Robbing d Car.

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov Edward
Wischnach Of Checktowago, who was
shot by Detective Hatfield OF the New
York Central Friday night, died at tht
Emergency hospital yesterday. He Il
the second victim of an officers bullet
within 4S hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
paving Asseasment PAD.

The paving assessment standing
against the old 1iadding property Oh
North Main street, now owned BY F. G.
Howland, was paid this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

Among arrivals at the City hotel lass
evening and today are Miss Cora Rob.
bins, Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cross, Washington; James E. Miles.
Burlington; II. P. Hall, Northheld; +.
j. Robbins, Boston, H. @. Farmer, New
York. 4 +. LAnin. North6sld
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

John Casselani leaves tonight for New
Jersey where he has accepted position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
GET EIGHT-HoUR DAY.
Garment Workers Of Burlington to the
Number Of 7o People.


The members Of local union, No. los
United Garment Workers Of America,
have been granted an eight-hour work.
ing day. Heretofore they have worked
nine hours. The union, which consists
of 70 members, are mostly employed in
this city by the 0. L. Kinds company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
orHER vIsIToRs IN TRouBLE.

A Washington Man and Another From
Corinth Were in Court.
G. H. johnson of Washington pleaded
guilty to a first offense Of intoxication