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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
BISHOP PERFORMS CEREMONY.
Bellows Falls Society Attends Truax
Sanford Wedding.

Bellows Falls, Sept. "a The Rt Rev.
A. c. A. Hall Of Burlington, bishop Of
the Episcopal diocese OF Vermont, off.
ciated at the wedding of Miss Alice
Amelia Sanford to Albert Winslow Tru-
ak last evening, which took place in
Immanuel Episcopal church at 0 o'clock.
Miss Helen Sanford Of philadelphia,
Pa, 4 sister, attended the bride, who
was given away hy her father. the Rev
David u Sanford, rector oil Immanuel
church The best man was Charles n,
Sanford OF Norwich university.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the rectory, which was att
tended by about 100 invited guests The
young couple received and were assisted
by Bishop Hall and the brides parents.
Last evening they left here for short
wedding trip,
Mrs Truax has lived in Bellows Falls
since childhood and was educated in the
local schools, graduating from the high
school in 1908. She has always been
closely associated with the social life
Of the church and the town, her father
having been rector of the church here
for the past 25 years.
The groom Ii owner OF the printing
business Of Truax N Co., d firm which
has long been established here. He is a.
son Of the late Rev. a, B. Truax and
has spent much Of his life here. In
church and social circles he has been
very popular, and is well known as a
singer Of ability.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
BAPTISTS
In SESSION
Annual Convention Being
Held at Rutland
A LARGE ATTENDANCE
Officers Of Three Societies Elected at
This Mornings Sessions
Addresses Last
Evening.

Rutland, Sept IA. The s3rd annual
convention Of The Vermont Baptist
state convention opened here last night
with a good attendance Of delegates.
The Vermont Historical society,
womens' societies and Sunday school
workers held separate sessions today.
The conference proper win open this
evening.
Rev. DR.. A. G. Lawson, general see
retary of Colgate university, addressed
tie historical society on aThe Baptist
Contribution to Christian Education 2
The principal speakers at the Woman's
societies meeting were Mrs. G. w. Cole
man, president Of the American Baptist
Home Mission society, who discussed
Opportunities and Obligations" and
Mrs. NJ. Grant Edmund9e president Of
the Baptist Wonan's Foreign Mission
society, who spoke on the topic Present
Day Problems in Womanis Missionary
Work. Rev e, L. Bayliss OF Ludlow
gave the address before the Ministers
conference. His theme was Heart
power in the Apostle Paul"
At the Sunday school session Rev.
Edward P. st. John of the Hartford.
Conn, school OF Pedagogy gave two
addresses, Primary Methods" and
"Some Principles Of Moral and Religious
Education Revealed by Child Study
and Rev. +. i. Marble, Cambridge,
Mass, discussed organized Classes"
The president of the state convention,
Dr. H. d. IIolton of Brattleboro, viii
preside at this evenings session. Rev.
X. X. Morris Of Bennington win preach
the annual sermon
Officers were elected today "a follows:
Baptist Historical society, president,
Rev. George j. Lamson, Brattleboro;
vice president, John L. Alger, Saxons
River; secretary, Rev. G. II. Brown,
Saxtpns River; trustees, W. W. Stick.
ney, ludlow, L. w. Hawley, Brattleboro,
Rev. Eugene Haines, Rutland, Rev. +.
l.. Boyles, Rev. A. S. Gilbert, Passump-
sic, A. f. Sherman, Ludlow, Rev. Henry
Croclser, Chester.
Vermont Baptist Young Peoples
mion, president, John A. Greenwood.
Chester; viee.president, Rev. E. T..
Boyles; secretary, Chester. Bixby, Poult-
ney; treasurer, Prof W. ii. Alexander,
Burlingtonj missionary superintendent,
Rev. al +. Uhori, Fairfax; board OF
managers, Rev r. r. Morris, Benning-
ton, Rev, a, H. Gage, st. Johnsbury, X.
a. Dyke, Burlington; educational leader,
Ralph Jones, Chester
Ministers conference, president, Rev.
Eugene Haines Of Rutland; viee.presi-
n
retary, Rev. f. S. Tolman, West Rut-
land; treasurer, a. G. Crane, Burling-
ton; board Of managers, Rev. A. II.
White, Addison, Rev +. J. Nye. East
Hubbardton, Rev. r. w Jones. Chester,
Rev. w. W. Gushee, Rev. George A.
NIhams, Johnson, Rev. r. A. Tibballs,
South Londonderry, a. 0. Ferguson,
Burlington, G. n. Chamberlin. Newport.
There are about $50 present at to-
days session
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
MarcOni Says There is No
Doubt Of Success
TESTS AT GLACE BAY
Marconi There to Supervise Final Prep
aration for Transatlantic
Wireless Telegraphic
Service.

Glace Bay, N. s., Sept. "a. Declaring
that he intended to stay in Glace Bay
until wireless communication with En-
rope had been placed on commercial
basis, Guglielmo Marconi said yester
day:
"We have finally overcome all obsta.
cles. and in about three weeks will COM
mence commercial transatlantic wire
less service
Mr.. Marconi arrived in Cape Breton
on Sunday, having crossed the ocean
from England by the Canadian route on
the Virginian He landed at RimousIi
on Friday last and on his arrival at
Sydney was met by Mrs. Mareoni, r. e.
Vyvian and Hon. B. 0'Brien. Yesterday
the inventor proceeded to the wireless
station on the promontory at Glace
Bay.
The messages sent from the station
at Glace Bay will be received on the
other side Of the Atlantic at Clifden,
Ireland, where Mr.. Mareoni said a new
plant had been established, fitted out
with the latest machinery and much
more powerful than the older station
at Poldhu, Cornwall The Cornwall sta.
tion, however, will be utilized as a sec
ondary plant.
Mr.. Marconi said that the Cape Cod
station would not be used at present, as
it is not yet ready for active work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
SPECIAL JURY TO
TRY DR.. STACKPOLE
Elmer Z. Ryan to Face Judge as Ac-
cessory in Death Of Katherine

Dover, N, III, Sept. 24.--Dr. Harry H.
Stackpole Of this city, indicted on the
charge Of causing the death Of Rather.
inc Ryan of Lowell by illegal surgery,
and Elmer E. Ryan Of Lowell, indicted
on charge Of being an accessory to the
alleged crime, win be tried within a
month by special jury yet TO be drawn.
They were not arraigned yesterday when
l3 prisoners indicted by the grand jury
were brought before Judge Charles f.
Stone in the superior court.
Cleophas Valiee was tried yesterday
for robbery at the house OF Patrick Fitz-
gerald Aug last The jury returned
a verdict last night Of guilty. Vallee
will be sentenced today. Sunday night,
Aug 4, last, while locked up In the po-
lice station at Lewiston, Me. where he
is wanted on several charges. Vallee
made his escape by saving the bars of
window. From there be came to Do
YER In the winter Of 1906 he escaped
from the Jail in this city, but was Gap
tured and sent back, He also escaped
from Auburn, Me-, jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
MARRIED MEATH AN
ARCH OF EVERGREEN
Miss Flora Louise Calder and Maxmil-
ian Joseph Junge Married
Last Evening

Miss Flora Louise Calder, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Calder Of 8 Maple
avenue, and Macmillan Joseph Junge Of
New York were united iii marriage at
the brides home at $3.50 o'clock last
evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles E Freeman, rector
of the Church of the Good Shepherd, in
the presence OF 60 Of the friends and
relatives Of the couple The home was
very prettily decorated, the color scheme
being in pink, white and green. The
couple marched into the room in which
the ceremony was performed, between
rows of potted palms and ferns, and
stood under a beautiful arch of ever
green illuminated with electric lights.
The bride wore gown of white crepe
de chine over white silk trimmed with
Irish lace and carried shower bouquet
of brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
The bridesmaid was Miss Alice g.
0'Keefe Of Burlington, who wore pink
batiste trimmed with insertion and lace
and carried bouquet Of pale pinks.
The groomsnan was Leonard j. Hensle
of New York. Miss Jennie a. Holden
played the wedding march.
Following the ceremony, delightful
collation. was served in the dining room
by Mrs. G. N. Benedict as cateress.
-,ilip Garrity, Frances Burke and Mabel
Garrity acted as ushers. During the re-
mainder Of the evening until the happy
couple took the midnight train, the com
pany was entertained very enjoyably
with a musical programme. Mr.. and
Mrs. Junge left for New York and from
there will take passage for two weeks
trip in the Bermuda Isles. They win
resil0 at 404 East 10th street, New
Yo *.
The bride was graduated from the
spaulding high school in the class Of
1904, and later took course in the
Morse business college at Hartford, ct.
For the past two years she has been q
stenographer in the Office of the Alfred
Pects Wall Paper company in New York.
Mr.. Junge is a prominent young musical
director and teacher Of pano and violin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junge have the best wishes
of a host Of friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
TWO MEN WANT TO
MARRY SAME WOMAN
After Proceeding in Court Bath Veteran
Wins Out Against Lawyer.

New York, Sept. 24.-The troubles of
Walter L. Messer, an old soldier of Bath
Me, who has been trying for week to
marry Miss Elizabeth Henry of 30 West
Sixteenth street, oi SEVERN De Angels
a lawyer who lives at the same address
and who has been trying To prevent
the marriage, and OF Miss Henry her
self, who wants TO marry the old sol
dier, were laid before Magistrate kerno-
chan in the Jefferson market court The
lawyer had had the soldier arrested for
assault.
II want protection for Miss Henry"
said Lawyer De Angels "This man is
trying to marry her, and when | tried
to take her away from him this morning
he struck me-"
Il did strike him." said Messer. who
is 81 years old, while Miss Henry aclS-
nowledges only 35. I'VE have been try
ing to get married for a week, and this
man has been butting in. Last night
we were at the Calvary Episcopal church
all ready for the ceremony, and this
man rushes in and tells the minister
that I'm a drunkard. and that Miss
Henry used drugs. I'm from Bath, Me,
and it comes to pretty pass in New
York when man can't get married
without a stranger forbidding the banfs.
III hit him again ii be keep it up
This man" said the lawyer, is no
man for her to marry. It's a most pc.
culiar case, Judge. She's got two aain-
tiles. She exhibits a duality of affec-
tions. When she's under the influence
of drug she has to take for bronchial
asthma, she is all for this man, and
when she is herself She prefers me.
This man has strange power over
her"
"Never heard Of such a case" said
Magistrate Kenochan. Surely she's
old enough to get married if she wants
to-"
by Cad, sir, and she will 2 said Mes
SER "If you'll perform the ceremony
right now judge, and Just ask this lady
IL she'll marry me, I'm ready"
Magistrate Kernochan blushed
~ can't ask her to marry YOU, he
said. you'll have to ask her your.
self didn't perform wedding eere.
monies. But let's see what the lady
says"
''Why, Judge" said Miss Henry, "Fm
ready to marry Mr. Messer now, but
Mr. De Angels won't have it."
by Cad, sir, he'll have TO help it,
said the veteran. "You heard her say
that she wants me, Judge I'm going TO
marry her, and ia like to see who'll
stop me-"
yfBut the man is a dipsomaaiac" in
sisted the lawyer and, Judge, Miss
Henry and I arc intimate friends and |
want to see her happy"
'sWell, she looks happy enough said
the magistrate. 'Tll dismiss the as.
sault complaint. Let them get married
If they want to-"
I'VE want to, and we're going to get
married today, If have to die Cor it,,
shouted the veteran as he left the court
room
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
FOR CUP OF TEA
TOOK WATCH AND LEFT
Hattie BIay Has Henry Wheeler Arrcqg-
ed For Theft and Then Declares
He Was Not One Who
Stole Watch.

In the city court this morning two
cases of intoxication were disposed Of
by Judge Scott. Both men were arrest
ed - Officer Hamel last sight. John
Con.ss Of Barre town pleaded guilty to
first offense and paid total of S19.5o
and Wallace Lafayette said the same
and paid $11.2o Henry Wheeler of
barre town was brought into city court
yesterday afternoon on the alleged
charge Of the larceny Of watch, but
when he was confronted by Hattie Blay
OF Brooklyn street who claims to have
lost her watch she said that though
the mans name was the same he was
not the one who had stolen che watch.
The case was then promptly mol prossel.
Miss Blay claims that man named
Wheeler mad called at her house yesI
terday morning for cup of tea and
when lie left her watch was missing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
.BIANCHI Is
INDICTED
Man Who Caused Disturbance
at Picnic
UNDER BONDS OF $500.
He Is Charged With Assault With Intent
to Kill--Robert Mckenzie and
Hattie Mast Both
Indicted.

Montpelier, Sept. 24.--One Of Tho
thirteen indictments found by the
Washington county grand jury which
concluded its labors last Saturday was
against Joseph Bianehi Of Barre. He
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Tracy and deputies and taken
into county court last night, charged
with assault with intent to kill. He
pleaded not guilty and was released on
bail Of S700. This charge against
Biancni grows out of a fight at an
Italian picnic at Townsends grove on
Saturday, June %. Bianchi procoeded
to the picnic uninvited, it was claimed.
He carried with him revolver, which
in the course Of a discussion he pulled
and discharged. Mr.. Bianchi regretted
it Immediately and until he lost all
sensibility. How many landed on MIN
he was never to tell, but when he came
to in his house that night he was
mass of bruises. rs y coRseqsaence
warrants were issued and three men
were arrested charged with assault.
The first one tried was acquitted and
the charges against the other two were
mol pressed The action of the grand
jury is the sequel
Henry Stafford of Montpelier, indicted
for incest with his own dauhter, was
another man taken before the court.
He could not raise the $500 bail and
was remanded to jail for trial.
Hattie Masi Of Barre, charged with
adultery, furnisher $500 bail and was
released from custody.
Robert Mckenzie OF Barre, indicted
for adultery, was arrested ana brought
in last night, E. NJ. Lyon of Barre re-
cognized as bail for him in the sum Of
$500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
NoRw1cH,s SCHEDULE
Has a Strong Foot Ball Eleven--c. N.
Barber, Captain.

The foot ball schedule at Norwich
university for 1907, which has been ar
ranged by Manager Clarkson, shows
the position OF Norwich in New England
foot ball.
Most Of the old men are back, but
the entering class has many candidates
who are worrying the veterans for their
positions. The management has been
exceptionally fortunate in again secur-
inc the services OF Turner, whose tact
and knowledge Of the sport was well
demonstrated in the first game which
was PLAYED last Saturday with the New
Hampshire state college, the score be.
ing 10 to 0 ia favor Of Norwich.
The schedule to be played is as fol
lows:
Sept. 25-Norwich VS.. Holy Cross at
Worcester, Mass.
Sept. 2s-Norwich vs.. Dartmouth at
Hanover, n. II.
October 5-Norwich vs.. Brown at
Providence, K. l.
October l2-Norwich vs.. Tufts at
Medford, Mass.
October 10-Norwich rs. University
of Vermont at Burlington.
October 26-Norwieh vs.. st. Mich
aels college at Nortlhield
November Norwich vs. st. Law
renee university at Canton, n. \.
November 9-Norwieh VS.. Middlebury
college at Middlebury, vt.
November 16 Norwich vs.. Middle
bury college az Northfeld
A game will be played with the uni
versity Of Vermont at Northfeld some
time during the season, the date not
vet being arranged.
The captain Of the Norwich team
this year is a Barre boy, c. N. Barber
and to his untiring efforts much Of the
success in Norwich football is due.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
SAW LINCOLN SHOT.
Civil War Veteran Is Dead at Clare
mont, N. H.

CIaremont, n. r., Sept. 24.--Hilliard
L. Eaton, aged e7, die.l late Sunday
night at the Mary Hitchcock hospital
Hanover, n. H., whore he underwent an
apparently successful operation last
week.
He was native Of Weare, N. H., and
served four years in the Civil war, en-.
listing at Manchester, N H., with the
lst New Hampshire battery, and was
discharged in front Of Petersburg at the
close OF the war lie was in Fords the,
atre, Washington, the night President
Lincoln was assassinated.
He had resided in Claremont since
1872 and for - years ran as express
messenger between Claremont and low.
ell. Mass, retiring in l004 He was q
member for 40 years OF White Mountain
lodge and Penacook encampment, l. o.
o. r., Concord, N. II.
His widow, a son and q daughter sur
yiye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
CONSTANTINE SENTENCED.
Found Guilty of Murder of Mrs. GEN
try-Came Near Escaping From Jail.

Chicago, Sept 24-Frank J. Constan.
tine VINO was CONVICTED and sentenced
to life imprisonment Saturday night for
the murder Of Mrs Arthur Gentry, was
prevented only by chance yesterday
from taking part in Jail delivery in
which two prisoners made their escape
from the county Jail, in the heart Of
the city.
The escape was made from the tier
OF cells, one Of which Constantine had
occupied until the night before. II IS
believed that the plot was originated in
Constantine's behalf and that saws and
files were smuggled into the prison by
MS friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
HOTEL AMPERsAND DESTROYED.
Large Adirondack Hotel Completely De-
stroyed.

Saranac Lake, N. Il. Sept. a. Fire
broke out at about 8;45 o'clock last
night and completely destroyed the He-
tel AfYpersand, one Of the largest and
best known Of the Adirondack hotels.
The FIRE started in the elevator shaft,
probably from a cigarette, on the ground
floor, and in a short time swept through
the entire structure. The loss is esti-
mated at S270.000; insurance unknown.
The hotel closed for the season last
Saturday, and a gang Of workmen were
cleaning preparatory to closing for the
winter When the fire was discovered,
it had made great headway. The fire
department saved the adjoining prop
erty.
The hotel was owned by New York
stock company. ]. p Sill was the man
ager the past season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
water canaea pamage.

Westbrook, Nc, Sept. Pa The Golfer
dam blocking the opening Of the new
canal gave way today owing 70 the
heavy rnins and tie pressure Of Tie
Prcsumscot river causing $4,000 dam
age and months delay in construction
Of the Westbrook Electric Light com,
Pany's $75,000 plant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Lafayette Myers Of Cabot was IN the
clty on business today.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today are + il. Lyford
Philadelphia; J w Baudette, Boston;
Il. W. Stevens, Rutland r. IT, Mann
ana s. w Mann, Woodsville, n. H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. h. Yonge New YoFkl r.
10 Merrill, Bostoni Il y. Royce, BuriiRts
tons r. r. Atkinson, Manchester, +. M
O. a. Robbins, Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
VISIT MRS. EDDY.
Distinguished Guests &c to Pleasant
View.

Concord, n. IT,, Sept PA party Of
Christian Scientists came
to this city Yesterday and paid visit
to Pleasant View, Mrs Eddy's home.
They also inspected the new church here,
the gift Of Mrs. Eddy, and were shown
Mrs. Eddys room in the church build.
ing.
The party was under the guidance OF
Prof. and Mrs, Herman S. Herring, and
Of lady Victoria Murray OF
Manchbetar. England Lady Muriel Gore
Brown Of London England; daughters
OF the late bord Dunmore. Florence
Coutts Fowlie, Nellie Charles Worth,
Eleanor Charles Worth Of Manchester,
England and Cecile Badef Of Geneva,
Switzerland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
BEOUEATHS $4,000
TO INTENDED WIFE"
Providence, (R. ~ Girl Made Bensf-
ciary Under Will Of Johnston Man.

Providence, II. L. Sept. 24.--Louise b.
Blackenburg Of this city is made bene.
fciary under the will Of William B.
King. deceased, of Johnston, according
to the document filed yesttrday with
the town clerk She win receive at least
$4,000. just who she Is, however,
could not be learned today. At the
King homestead there is no news given
ont concerning her Dr.. a. II. Barnes,
who was the attending physician, and
Frank a. Sweeney. one of the nurses
employed during thc testator's illness,
were witnesses who signed the will
The >nefcary is identified in the
document only as "my intended wife"
It is doubtful IL any person had knowl.
edge OF Mr. Kings intention 70 marry
He was n years OF age The win was
dated just 10 days before his death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
JoLY--wHALEN.
Pretty Church Wedding at Burlington
This Morning.

Burlington. Sept 24.--0rsen Jolly, head
Of the shoe department OF the Old Bee
Hive, and Miss Mary b. Whalen, also
OF this city, were married at seven
o'clock this morning at st. Mary's cathe-
dral by Rev. p. j. Barrett in the pres
ence of small company of relatives
an4 friends. The bride was attended by
Miss Ida Welch of North Adams, Mass,
and her brother, Patrick j, Whalen. also
Of North Adams, gave her in marriage.
Ernest n. Jolly Of Rutlhnd, the groom's
brother, was his best man. The bride
and groom embarked for New York and
after honeymoon there they win re.
side here. The bride is a graduate Of
Mt. st. Mary's academy Of this city,
and both are popular in a wide circle OF
friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
HEARING ON CANAAN
WRECK AT CONCORD
N. H. State Railroad Commission Be-
gins Its Investigation to Fix
Responsibility.

Concord, N. H., Sept. 24-The wreck
at Canaan Sunday, Sept is in which
25 were killed in the subject Of hear
ing today before the state railroad com
mission, which is endeayoring to fix the
responsibility, The witnesses present
include the crews Of the two trains and
Dispatcher Browley Of Concord His
attorney is with him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
TO HELP THE GUARD.
orders Regarding Postal Employees and
Leaves Of Absence

Washington, Sept. "a An order Of
.he postmaster general setting forth the
future attitude Of the postofiice depart
ment concerning employees IN the postal
service who are members Of The National
guard. was made public yesterday.
Leaves cf absence without pay, in addi
ton to the leaves OF absence with pay
authorized by law, will be granted 10
postal employees who are members Of
the guard when called upon to perform
military duty,
The order says "the department be-
lityes that the national guard should be
encouraged in every way and that It Is
feasible for postmastee to 90 Arrange
TIC duties Of employees that leaves Of
absence to perform military duty may
be granted without detriment to the
service"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
BodY Of Unknown Man round.

Brattleboro, Sept. 24.-.The body Of
an unknown man, found in the Connec-
ticut river Saturday evening a milo
above Putney station By Ira Whitman,
was taken from the water yesterday
by the Westmoreland authorities. Tne
body was dressed III blue oyeralls and
light shirt and had evidently been IN
the water several days, diseoloratlon
being apparc and bloating notice
ablp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
Into bankruptcy.

Boston, Sept. a. The Holmes Motor
Vehicle company OF East Boston, which
was petitioned into bankruptcy on Aug.
10 last by George W. Poole Of Milton
and Others. yesterday 0led its schedule
Of assets and liabilities in the United
states district court The liabilities are
given as S3S,26l and the assets as S50S
George Hoqe Of Brnnklino was recently
appointed receiver for the company. The
principal unsecured creditor IS The Chas.
Holmes Machine company. holding q
claim for $28ll0 for merchandise
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
SHOT WITHOUT A TRIAL.
Seven Workmen and Girl Charged With
Numbering Their Employer.

LODI, Russia, Sept 24--seven work.
men and one girl were executed bv
shooting here yesterday morning. with
out trial for participating in the nun.
der Of Marcus silbarstein, owner Of 4
large local cotton mill who was killed
by his employees Sept Is because he
refused TO pay them for the time they
were out on strike.
Police and troops Sept 90 made a
suddent descent on the mill and arrested
eight hundred Of the employees.