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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-17

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
NAUGHTY BOYS
BEHIND 1HE BARS
Two st. Johnsbury Youths are Said TO
Have Broken Into Two Offices
In That Town.

ST. Johnsbury, Oct. s.--Napoleon and
Arfon. the 10 and i5-year-old sons Of
John Laiiberty, are In county jail await.
ing the hearing for breaking and enter,
ing into the Offices Of A. L. Bragg, the
contractor and builder, and L. 7. & II.
n. Ide's millers and coal dealers. At Mr..
Bragg's Office the boys found the safe
unlocked, but pried open the two
drawers and the steel cage, taking a
ten dollar gold piece, 2i5 gold piece,
an aluminium cup and gold toothpick.
Mr.. Braqg's Office looked as II bull
had wallowed in china shop. Eeyery
drawer In the desk had been opened
aud papers scattered around the room,
gold bronze was spilled freely, and be-
sides tho other articles the boys took
two small bags Of candy.
Entrance was effected at the Ide
store by cutting out a pane Of glass.
Here the big safe was loclSed and the
bows evidently took delight in operat-
ing the typewriter, the adding machine
and opening the cash register which
they found empty.
They were eaaily traced by the Off
GERS as they sold the ten dollar gold
piece in candy store for S. and offered
the other piece at a dollar discount from
face. They will be given their bearing
as soon as states Attorney Hill returns
from the Essex county court at Guild
hal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
RARE PLUCK OF cAprApIr.
When Exhaust MuHler Blew OF, He
Saved the Lives Of Ten People.

Providence, r. l., Oct. SIT became
known late yesterday afternoon that
Capt. Howard Possner Of the Edeewood
Yacht club, by his prompt action. saved
The lives OF niue Of his guests. when
Inc exhaust mufEler on the engine Of
lis 45-foot launch, the Grace Alice, blew
N as the craft sped through the waters
Of Narragansett bay Sunday evening.
The fumes Of the escaping gas In a
moment had filled the cabin of the boat,
but Captain Possner kept his head. and
ltaggering from window 70 window,
threw open the sash and prevented
death among the guests Lottie Forsh.
|ner, daughter Of Knapp Forshner. a
prominent turfmsn. and Eben Marsh, a
ITell known Providence young man, fell
10 the floor unconscious, but were re-
kived when the shore was reached. The
fther members of the party were more
b. less overcome.
II was some minutes before the launch
vas stopped. Captain Possner finally
box the wheel and the boat was rushed
5horeward, where Miss Forshner and Mr.
Marsh were brought back 70 conscious
ess. The names of the other members
NJ the party could not be learned, but
b was stated authoritatively yesterday
Mernoon that all were out Of danger.
Mkaptain Possner, il Is also stated
Mpwed rare pluck, and It was his qnick
t6fk that saved the ten lives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
W0MAN'S DEATH
LOCKS MYSTERY
Mamie King, Burlington Girl. Found I'm
conscious in Hotel Died Last
Night Without Explaining
Reason for Condition.

Burlington. Oct. s.--After lying un-
conscious for nine days sat the Mary
Fletcher hospital from the effects of IL
Eliminating gas, Miss Mamie King died
last evening at l0;30 o'clock without
being able TO enlighten any person as to
the mystery Connected with her discovery
at the Russell House or as to the iden-
tity OF the tall young man who accom-
panied her there.
Miss King was found at the Russell
House on Sunday afternoon, September
20. She was in her room, unconscious
from the effects Of gas, with the bed
clothes tucked snagly about her and with
no evidence Of disorder in the room. A
tai Young man accompanied her to the
hotel, but left Immediately after regis
tering. and has not since been found.
The deceased was 10 years of age and
was the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as King of Essex Center. She was EN-.
ployed by Mrs Josephine Mills of Bat
terry street, and was supposed to be a
Young lady Of good character
During Miss Kings stay at the hos
pital she never regained her whole mind,
and was unable to give the name of
the young man who accompanied her
to the hotel. During the last few days,
however, she was able to answer some
questions by saying yes and no.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
SICK IN A SHACK.
vermont Man Worth $4,000 Dies Of
Fever.

Dummerstan. Oct Augustine I.
Iaughton. aged so. farmer. was found
critically III with pneumonia al his
house N this town Sunday afternoon
and was taken 70 the home Of his
hfothcr. Frederick II. laughton, In an
ambulance summoned from brattlc-
boro he died Sunday night.
lie lived alone In a shack and boarded
az Henry Hamllion's, For two o. three
days he had complained of not feeling
well. and Sunday he did not appear for
dinner. After waiting some time Mr.
Hamilton got Frederick Longatou and
went 10 Augustine f.aughton's shack.
The door was locked hilt the men hroks
In window and found the aged man
critically III IN bed,
Augustine Iaughton was a son OF
Thomas and Rosana Knapp f.aughton
and vas a lifelong resident Of this town.
lie owned property valued at $4,000,
principally N this town and Ia BFattle.
bofo. lie leaves a sister In Hinsdalc,
y. II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
woRrHEEAwARK,
Pretty Wedding Last Evening Win
Barre GiFl as Bride.

A pretty wedding was solemnlked at
six o'clock last evening at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WaFk Of 10 short
street, when their daughter, Eva Lillian
and Prank A. Worthen Of 81. Jonnsbury
were united Ia marriage. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William smith
ers, pfesiding elder Of the Methodist
church for the Montpelier district, IN
the presence of a small party Of friends
and relatives.
They were attended by Mira. Harry
Emery Of Bethel and Arthur J. Warkl
brother Of the bride. The bride wore an
empire gown OF pale blue batiste trim
med with point d'aigullletou and inser'
tion and carried white roses. The ma.
tron OF honor was attiree In a dotted
gray ailk and carried pink carnations.
Mr.. Worthen Il tho son " Mr.. snd
Mrs. w. +. Worthea Of MoFfisyllle, for.
merly Of Lincoln. Nebraska. Nf. and
Mrs. Worthen are both graduates oi
Hardwlok academy end Mfs. Morthsn
Il an accomplished musician.
The ceremony was followed by n re
eeption after which the happy couple
left for Bethel and win leave from there
for a short wedding trip. They viii re-
eide AZ Sc. Johnsbury.
The presents were varied and mum.
crous Including a handsome piano, The
groom's present 70 the bride.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

c. A. Hawes Of Boston was in the city
on business yesterday.
w. j. Webster went to Woodsville,
N. IT., today on business trip.
w. w. McAuley resumed work in his
pool room today after few days ill
ness.
The Kings Daughters viii hold their
regular monthly meeting in the Presby-
terian church yestry tonight at 1880
o'clock.
Miss Evelina NJ. Gonyer returned to-
day to her home in Littleton, N. H.,
after weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
John Connicll.
The representative of the Dundee
Manufacturing company Of Dundee,
Scotland, Is in the city, and will call
upon the ladies, showing the latest de-
signs in sanitary reversible rugs and
art squares.
AT the Rangers grounds yesterday
afternoon the North Barre foot ball
team played tie game with the Nortn
Barre seconds, the score being to q.
The seconds gave their opponents Q hard
rub and the first were unable to score
until the last half when on tumble
by the seconds they secured the pail
for touchdown which tied the score
and saved them from defeat.
The State Board of Pharmacists will
meet tomorrow morning at the State
House for the holding of examinations.
Delegates from the Massachusetts and
the New York state boards viii be pres.
ent and the matter of bringing about
a greater uniformity with other states
in examinations will be discussed. In
the afternoon the visitors will be taken
to the quarries in special train and in
the evening banquet win be served at
Miller's Inn.
Among arrivals at the City Hotel lass
evening and today are Mrs T. G. Haigh
and Miss II. G. Tallman. SomeIsille,
Mass; e. l. Martin. Manchester, n. H.;
II. Trowbridge, Kingston. N. Y.; Mrs.
John Legg and Mrs. H. r. Harrison, Wor-
cester, Mass; G. L. Thomas. Burling-
ton; G.. F. Prescott, Lawrence, Mass.
j. w. Lindsay, Burlington; E. G. Peach,
Boston; O. A. Mcfarland, Boston; F f.
Barrows, Burlington; j A. johnson and
w. c. Newton, Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
FACES ANOTHER CHARGE.
Vermont Authorities Ask for Man Held
az Manehester. N. II.

Manchester. n. H., Oct s.--Louis Mar
Gus. who was arrested by tho Manches.
ter police short time ago on a charge
Of obtaining money under false pre-
tcnces and held for the superior court.
managed to fx his case 80 he was 10
have his liberty yesterday, when an
other charge was lodged against him.
lie Is now held for the Vermont authori-
ties on a charge Of jumping bail. and
will be turned over 70 officers from Bur
lington as soon a. they arrive with the
necessary papers. II is alleged Marcus
was arrested In Burlington, and J. NJ.
Agel Of Burlington furnished 5000 bail
for bis appearance before the grand
jury. Marcus disappeared and later Mr..
Agel read in the newspapers Of his de-
.tention here. He came TO Manchester.
and it was decided to turn Marcus over
to the yerEont authorities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
DEATH OF AGED MAN.
George ]. Chase Of Essex Junction Died
Yesterday Afternoon.

Essex Junction, Oct s.--GcorGe J.
Chase, one Of the Oldest residents of
this village, died at his home on West
street at ssa0 o'clock yesterday after
noon He was ~ years of age and had
resided here more than half d century.
Although he had been incapacitated for
work for several years the cause of his
death Is assigned to old age. He was
for more than thirty-fve years employ
ed by the Vermont Central roalroad
previous to the years 1890. He is sur
vivel by four sons and three daughters,
his wife having died about is years ago.
1ney are Gearge d. Chase Of Burling-
ton, engineer on the Central Vermont
railway, John j. Chase of Essex juno
tion, pensioner Of the Civil War Ed
win Cnaae Of Ottawa, Ont, engineer on
the Canada Atlantic railway, Mrs. Han
nah Plummer of Cambridge, Mrs. Pauline
Wallace and Mrs. George II. Clark of
Essex Junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
SECOND OFFENDERS.
Two Were Up in the Local City Court
This Morning.

Two second oiTense intoxication cases
were disposed Of in the city court this
morning. Alexander Thomas, arrested
last evening BY officer Gamble, pleaded
guilty 70 a subsequent otIensc and was
fined els and costs Of S6l5, which be
thought he would be able 10 pay. J. B.
Mclean OF Cabot. arrested last evening
by constable ~. d. Nichols, pleaded gull.
ty to a subsequent ofense and was fined
SIS, with costs OF s705.
last evening David Diack, arrested
In the afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
slayton, pleaded guilty 70 n first oIense
and paid fine OF S.. with costs. A. II.
Buzxell was arraigned yesterday after.
noon on the alleged charge Of breach Of
the peace on Henry Smith. X. A. Hoar
appeared for Mr.. Buzzell, and at his
request the case was put over until next
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
FEDERAL EXAMINATIONS.
For Positions in The Barre Post once
on October %.

A special elcrkcaTrier examination will
be held by the civil Service Commission
In barre, on October %. 10 provide a
register OF ellgbles for clerk (male and
iemalel and carrier (malel In the Barre
postoillce. from which Il Il expected that
one or mofe appointments VIII i'm
mcdiately follow, and others as the
needs Of tho service may require.
Applicants must be between the ages
Of rs aud As years, and citizens of the
United States. Those of the male sex
must be at least 5 feet. inches tai,
without shoes. and weigh not less than
ie5 pounds III ordinary clothing.
The required application form, with
Instructions IN regard 20 the require
nients Of the examination, and specimen
examination questions, may be obtained
from i. r. Robertson at the postotilce,
or Edward +. stebbins, secretary board
OF examiners, p. o. box i5s, Boston,
Mass. Applications must be filed with
the latter not later than October -.
Undoubtedly positions Ia postoiilcrs
will prove more attractive 20 the public
tsan heretofore by reason Of the graded
salary list, with annual promotions, 70
be established On July fst, 1907, ~ fol-
lowsi lat grade. salary 5000 per an
mum; End grade. salary $500 per annumi
Ord grade, salary 5000 per annumi 4th
grade, salary $1,000 per annum; sth
grade. salary sl,io0 per annumi oth
grade. salary 81 900 per aunum,
In accordance Herewith clerks az
postollices Of the first class, and city de-
livery carriers will he promoted sueoe~'
sively to the fifth grade, and TO the
fourth grade in offers Of the second
class. An promotions viii he made al
the expiration Of years service IN the
next lower grade depending on the
faithfulness and efficiency Of the employe
during the preceding year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
CONSIDERABLY SHAKEN UP.
w. T. jackson in Smash-Up, His Team
Being Hit by Another.

w. II. Jackson of South Barre was
seriously injured Sunday evening as the
result Of a collision between the team
which he was driving, and one occupied
bv two unknown men. Mr.. Jackson was
driving with a load Of milk from South
Barre to his home, when the other men,
travelling at reckless pace, ran into his
wagon. throwing him to the ground and
rendering him unconscious.
The horse went home and the occu-
pants Of the house, seeing the horse
without driver, began search for Mr..
jackson. and found him lying in the
road. where be had been thrown. When
found he was beginning to recover con-
seriousness.
He was taken to his home and DR..
p n Whitaker was summoned. Upon
examination, the doctor found that three
ribs were broken and that jackson had
sustained a severe confusion Of the head,
beside the general shaking up. His con-
dition today is favorable for a speedy re-
cnFeEx.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
NORWICH UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Capt Winifred Ballard Carr, 9th Ar
tillery Corps, e. S. army and q grad
uate Of N. IT,, 1897 recently stationed
at Fort Schuyler, N. Y, has been de-
tailed a member of the competitive
examining board at Fort Lavenworth,
Kansas.
Col. Albert A. Fletcher, who died at
his home in Middlebury, Wednesday,
October 3, was member Of the class. OF
1859. Norwich university. Col. Fletcher
was born in Bridport, VT, August IA,
1898. and lived in that town until 1852,
when he moved to Middlebury- where
he has since resided, He has been proni-
inent Is business man and politician.
In 1852 he was state senator from Adli-
son county, and for the past 25 years
has been president Of the Middlebnry
National bank.
The funeral Of Cadet L. J. Clarkson
was held at the home of his rsrents IN
Portland. Conn. at two o'clock We'd
nesdav. October 2. Cadets Barber,
Smith D. r., Brown, Clark VI. -
O'Donnell and Edwards attended the
remains from Hanover to Portland, and
acted as pail bearers at the funeral.
Prof. Roberts. dean Of the faculty, and
Cadet Cole we're also in attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
nAs ONE DAY LATE.
Steamship st. Paul Had a Stormy At
lantic Trip.

Southampton. Oct. s.--Tne American
line stepmer st. Paul which left New
York September 2s, steamed into this
harbor yesterday 24-hours late. Her
voyage Il described as having been most
thrilling. She encountered severe gales
and mountainous seas wished over ner.
Having gone through this peril she ran
into dense fogs and Chief Officer Os
horne, who commanded owing TO the in
disposition Of Captain Passow, had to
grope his way to Plymouth by means Of
tine lead
From the time the ST. Paul left New
York Chief Officer Osborne saw Meth
er ships, stars, nor other points Of OBJ
seryation. When the fog finally lifted
the steamer was in Plymouth Sound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
.RECOMPENSED
BY JURY
Delbert Lawson Gets $1,000
Damages
FROM TWO PHYSICIANS
Sustained q Broken Leg and Claimed
That as Result Of Attendance He
Had One Leg Shorter Than
the Other.

Montpelier, Oct. s--For having one
leg shorter than II normally ought 70
be and one foot defoFmcd through NAL
practice. a. he claimed. Delbert lawson
Of Woodbury. was last night awarded
damages Of 81 900 In his suit against
Drs. Kane and Hall. The case has been
nn trial for the past three weeks in
county court. Lawson sustained brok.
en- Ley and the injury was attended %
by the defendant practitioners. He
claimed that the doctors did not do their
work right, with the result that be was
somewhat deformcd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
SAYS IT'S NOT TRUE.
Manager Of Accused Company Says Pa
per was Good Weight

Hartford, Conn, Oct SIN regard ia
the report from Washington sunday
night that Postmaster General Meyer
had suspended The payment Of all mon
eys due from the post-ofiice Department
to the Hartford Manufacturing company
Of this city on the ground that the quail
itv of the envelope paper furnished The
government was below the requirements
OF the contract, General Manager Charles
Sloane Of the company yesterday said
il came as great surprise to him. Alr
Sloane said he had no information what
ever that any charges had been brought
against the Hartford company. As to
the specific charge that the paper was
Of i lower grade than the contract
required, he could deny that emphati-
caIiy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
BOY ACCUSED
HIS FATHER
Said Latter Turned Shot Gun
on Him
VICTIM is NOW DYING
Fred Legrolsau Of West Derry, N. H..
Shot Down Last Night and Can
not Recover From His
Injury.

West Derry, n. IT,, Oct. a.--when Cy.
III LeRroleau, az, was ordered from his
home about dsls o'clock last evening
BY his son, Fred Lerrolcau, %, and his
daughser.ln.law his gun sent charge
~ shot into the abdomen of the son,
fatally woundiag him.
Cyril Legrolsan. who Is a carpenter
in the Montgomery district, about three
miles from Derry village had been az
work al day. Upon returning 10 HE
home he was met by his son, who, with
tne lattcF's wife, ordered him from the
housc.
An alteration ensucd between the
men. and the elder Lcgroleau. who claims
70 have had gan and a bundle Of
clothes In hls arms, says that as he
turned "a one side the butt Of the weap-
on hit the side of a door and was die.
charged. the contents entering his sons
abdomen and inhicting frightfui
wound.
The old man Immediately started for
the village for a priest, that the latter
might administer tho last rites Of the
church In case the wound should prove
fatal, but his horse gave out and Tax
Collector Tohn T. Webster carried the
priest 70 the house aud then returned
and notified Chief Of Police A. b. Rob.
erts, who. with special officer Frank Du-
mont, went 20 the scene Of the shooting
and placed Cyril Lcgroleau under ar
rest.
Edward Cwtes, son-in.law Of Legro-
leau, was held as a witness and both
were brought TO town and locked up.
DIR. s. J. Cogswell attended the wound
ed man and at 10 o'clock It was stated
that death was only a matter Of a
short time.
Neiahbors say the father and son have
had frequent wrangles. and Fred, Il is
stated, had been drinking heavily. lie
has figured in police courts during the
past two years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
FLAGGED FAST TRAIN.
Grew Of Dirt Care Had to Hustle-De-
railed on q Curve.

Newmarket. Oct s.-An express train
over the western division Of the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad, bound from Port
land to Boston and due there at 12
o'clock. was tagged and stopped here
yesterday, only a few minutes after the
dirt train had gone off the track Of the
other side OF curve about half }
mile from Tho station.
The express passes here usually at a
speed OF about fifty miles an hour. and
would probably have plunged into the
derailad dirt train crew. realizing that
the passenger train was nearly due, gone
back to the station. reaching there as
the express appeared.
The local passengers were held there
and the express sent to Boston by way
of Dover, Portsmouth and the eastern
division.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-08
BrLLINos-rHERIAULT.
Marriage in ST. Augustine's Church in
Montpelier Today.

AZ St Augustine's church IN Mont
pelicr at 7.s5 this morning, Miss Clara
Emma Theriault, daughter Of Paul
Thedault. was united In marriage to
Earl L. Billings. also OF Montpelier, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
Fr. Cullion. There were about one hun
dred people In attendance.
The bride was gowned in empire gray
voile over nile green taffeta silk, with
applique and hllet lace. She was at
tended by Miss Carrie Burke OF Barre
as maid Of honor, and the latter wore
gray voiIe over pink tafeta. The groom
was attended By o. w. Galaise. The
ushers were Robert G. Fisher and Frank
II. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billings left on a we'd
ding trip to Albany and Buffalo, after
which they will reside at 4 Jay street.
The groom Is a.draughtsman, while the
bride has been employed in the p. E.
Pope store.