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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
American League standing.
A GREAT MILE BY ANGUS POINTER
PAGES in i:oIA at syracuse--Another
Heat in 2:O7ib.

Syracuse, n. Y. Sept. l6--The grand
circuit meeting in connection with the
state fair closed Saturday afternoon,
with the best racing in the entire cir
cult this year. Angus Pointer in the 2i03
pacing making the first heat in 2;02h
and the second IN 2:0l&s, the latter be-
ing the fastest mile trotted or paced
in the country this year. In his record
breaking mile Angus Pointer took the
lead at the start, and at no time was
the nearest horse within a good length
Of him. It was the opinion Of horsemen
on the grounds that If Angus Pointer
had been pushed he would have gone the
mile under the two-minute mark There
was great enthusiasm when the time
was announced, ana Sunderlin was wild
" cheered when be drove back TO the
judges stand with bis fart PAGER.
The fatorites taok an three races.
Ethan Roberts won bis second race Of
the week, the 2:lS pace, in spite Of
obstacles The first heat he was forced
to the outside and broke badly. The
second heat be won by 10 lengths, but
was disqualified for interference with
Princess Hal and julia Marlowe. lie
paced eight heats in three days. The
fourth heat in 2:2lM was due 10 the
horses back Of Ethan Roberts going to
repeated breaks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
cARRrE MYERs KILLED.
Boston Aeronaut Fell 1000 Feet from a
Parachute.

oIean, n. Y, Sept, Mrs, Carrie
Myers, s3. Of Springfield Mass, a pAo-
fessional balloonist, fell from para
chute 1000 feet above the fair grounds
here Yesterday and was dashed to death
IN plain view Of 5000 people.
when about 1000 feet above the fair
grounds Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Ny
ers cut loose from the balloon with a
double parachute.
The web Of canvas spread out and
Mrs. Myers was seen to release the sec
ond and smaller parachute, holding on
to the trapeze rope just as the canvas
spread out and the rapid downward
fight OF the parachute was suddenly
checked, Mrs, Myers fell over backward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16

among them being Reds running catch
Of a long ny, which robbed Scampini OF
a two-bagger and Cellas catch Of
Smiths line drive, which won deserved
applause from the fans
THE Crescents Registered Is singles
from Knapp's delivery, while Brown was
ii1yincible for the Creseents, striking out
ia men and allowing but one hit. Not
d player Of the / A. G. reached first
base until the seventh inning, when Nj
cora singled and died stealing second.
Frontini went to first on the short stops
error and stole second, being the only
man who got as far as second during the
entire game. The score;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
PUTS DETECTIVE DOWN
AND our TN COURT.
Woman at Night Session in Gotham
Lands Blow on McConaa's law.

New York, Sept. l6--W While Aiagis.
trate Corrigan looked on. Peter Neon
an. a detective Of the Tenderipin sta
ton. was Hoored in the night court by
a woman who struck him a right aand
blow on the point Of the jaw, Grace
Anderson, muscular and we'll dressed. it
was charged, aceosted him in Thirty
fifth street She had just been SEN
fenced to the workhouse when she star
tied the court.
The magistrate rose in establishment
and q policeman grabbed the woman.
Magistrate ,Corrgan ordered charge Of
assault 60 be made against the girl. On
tins charge the woman was fined When
she had The ear OF the magistrate she
told him McConau arrested her because
she refused to act as his STOOL The
magistrate said he would investigate.
McConan remarked: That was a
good knockout blow, all right"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
THREE PEOPLE KILLED.
A Dozen More Injured in Collapse Of a
Cincinnati Building.

Cincinnati O., Sept. l6.-Two un.
lnoyp men and one woman were killed
and dozen othG persons narrowly es-
capped death in the collapse Of the Dolau
Shoe companys four-story building or
Central avenue near the SiXth.strcet
market Saturday Tho building was un.
dergoing repairs, An unknown man
passing on the sidewalk, was stricken
down, being dead when reached A sec
ond man, apparently laborer, was
found dead in tbs ruins, as was Mrs
Mary Daley, who lived on the second
floor OF the seven workmen in the
building, three were reported missing
but all were later found unhurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
Foot Ball Game Was Close
and Interesting
BOTTOM BASES WIN AGAIN
The Montpelier Fats Were No Match
for Barre's Heavyweights or the
Ball Field, and Five Innings
Settled the Game.

About 200 people were present at the
Intercity park Saturday afternoon to
witness the association football game
between the Rangers and Bon .aecords
and the base ball game between the now
famous Barre Bottom Bases and the
now extinsuished Montpelier Fats.
The foot ball game was close and
interesting exhibition n the game, the
Rangers Winning out by score OF to 3.
The first half of the game ended in a
tie, to 2, Sloan making two goals for
the Rangers and McRobie and SherifFs
each kickig goal for the Bon .accords.
In the last half Sloan soon put the
RaDgers one ahead by kicking third
goal, but the Bon-accords soon tied the
score again by good kick between the
posts by Anderson, In the last few min
utes Of the game, Duguid forced The ball
by J. Freeland, the Bon aceor5s' sprite.
ly goalkeeper, for the winning score.
The line up Rangers, Dun, goal
keeper; White and Brew, backs; John
ston, Dennie and Laing, half backs
Maitland, Dnguid, Mcleod, Sloan and
Burnett, forwards. Bon-accords, j. Free.
land, goal-keeper; Bramer, a. Freeland
backs; Nicholson, Nicol, 8IcRobie, half.
backs; Anderson, AIunroe, Conn, Craig
and Sheriffs, forwards. Referee, Joe
win. Time, 35,minute halves.
Bottom Bases Win.
The base bali followed the foot ball
and resulted in the second victory Of
The season for the B, B. BIS, by a score
Of IL to 7, and It took only five innings
at that TO settle the minds Of the Fats
from down the river that they weae otH
classed, though they were augmented by
several new players from the Intercity
league and some that were too young to
be elassed in any league. Punch Daley
ex-league player and manager, on whom
the Montpelier Fats had placed theiI
hopes for victory, struck out nearly
every man that faced him in the first
three innings, but in the folEth his wave
Of prosperity had proved too much foI
him to stand, and his oss-frS shoots
went wild. Three men walked and
though no one made a safe bit, al
three scored through lame support BY
Daley's hackers. In the fifth things went
still worse for Punch and before thu
third man was ont q dozen had battec
and nine runs had been scored. II
looked bad for the three BIS in tht
first two innings with the Fats sever
runs to the good, and Barrie batters hit
ting everything but the ball, but in til,
third and fourth Eddie Williams, the
box artist for the BIS, suddenly became
invincible, and retired the side in order
In the last inning skinny Mute, the vie
torious pitcher Of the first game, went
into the box to show them that he was
still good and retired the first three
men. The Fats then decided that tho
next car would just get them home in
time for supper, and boarded It.
The lineup Of the teams at the start
was as follows, though it was changed
considerably before the finish:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
SKILL Two-THIRDs OF
THE POPULATION
Then We'd Have Magnificent Race, Says
President Jordan Of Stanford
University.

San FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. l6-"If we
could have a great drought, killing or
two.thrds Of The population, and great
care was taken to see that the best third
mentally, morally and physically were
reserved, what magnificent race Of PEG
pie we would hayel" said President Da
yid Starr Jordan at a student body gath
ering at Stanford university.
After making this astounding state.
ment, the head Of the institution shifted
to theme in keeping with the gather
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
NEwspApER oFrIcE wREcKEp.
Dynamite Exploded in Plant Of Joplin,
Mo-, News-Herald.

st. Louis, Mo, Sept. l6 Dynamite
Friday night wrecked the pressroom and
the composing.room of the Joplin, Mo-,
News Herald, an afternoon Republican
newspaper, which has been conducting a
crusade against the methods Of the city
council and the police department. Ev-
cry window in the building, which Is sit
uated at Fourth and Joplin streets, in
the heart of the business quarter, was
broken, and a new press and six type.
setting machines were destroyed No
one was in the building when the ex-
plosion occurred
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
BURTON MAKES STATEMENT.
VIII Accept No Campaign Funds from
Public Service Corporations.

Cleveland, Sept. l8.-- Congressman H.
p. Burton. Republican candidate for
mayor Of Cieveiaud, has issued the fol-
lowing statement. II shall accept no
contribution for use IN the Republican
campaign from any public service cor
poration, IN Cleveland, or outside. No
funds shall be accepted from any com.
pany enjoying privileges AZ the hands Of
the city nor any others which might at
CHS or any future time hope TO profit
BY dealings with the city government"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
rwo MEN KrLLEp.
Smothered in Corn in Mystic Grain Ele.
vator.

Boston, Sept l6,-rwo workmen 81
the Mystic wharf grain elevator Of the
Boston & Maine railroad were smothered
Saturday beneath 1000 bushels Of corn
screenings The dead men are JaNes Z
stewart, 90, Of Dorchester and Michael
Nolan, 25, Of Lawrense While &C work
they fell into bin filled with screen
ings. The men sank from sight and
having no foothold could not extficatc
themselves. The bin was cleared a.
quickly as possible but both men wer,
found dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
TECH EXPEDITION RETURNS.
Valuable Work in The Aleutian Is
lands.

Seattle, Wash Sept. 14.-The expe-
dition sent out to gafher scientific data
in the western Aleutisn Islands BY the
Massachusetts, institute Of Technology
and which sailed from Seattle May 20,
on the thirty-nine ton schooner Lydia,
has returned Professor T. a. Jaeger,
leader OF the expedition, says the re-.
suits are Of great value The work, /"
said Professor Jaeger consisted in the
exploration Of all the islands of the All.
eutian chain from Unimak Pass to
Atkha."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
AUTO MILE IN 81 2-5 SECONDS.
New Worlds Record Made at Readvine
Saturday.

Bostoou, Sept. 16.-L, II. r. Baldwin
II Providence was really the bright par.
ticular star Of the automobile race meet
ing Of the Bay State Automobile asso.
citation on the Readville track Satur
day. in his steamer, driving against
II. III Marriott, he not only won the
first heat Of the mile heat race against
this vel known speed merchant, but
established a new mark of "a 2S5 sec.
onds foE.. the mile, a record for comps
tition and one that is likely to stand
for SOME time to come, and one ako
which ne would no doubt have bcttered
had he not wrecked the rear wheel Of
his car when speeding about the track
later in the afternoon However, the
mark that lie succeeded in making was
an achievement of which he might we'll
feel proud, and was the cause Of one
Of the few spasms Of interest that was
shown in the meet, which was, as a
whole, hardly as successful from rae.
ing standpoint as was hoped for.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
MORE rELEGRAPHERs OUT.
Men in Twenty Ohio Towns Leave Their
Keys.

New York, Sept I6.-It was an
nounced at the headquarters Of the
striking telegraphers at New York SAT-
urday night that operators in 20 towns
in Ohio Who did not 70 out when the
strike was called six weeks ago lett
their keys Saturday night. s. j Small,
president Of the Commercial Telegraph
ers union, who has been in New York
for several weeks, left Saturday night,
but none Of tile Ner York officers would
say where he had gone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
NlONTpELIER FATs.

Summary; Tvo-base hits. Alexander,
Daley, Williams; stolen bases, Rollins,
Faulkner; struck out, by Williams J.,
by Mute BY Daley 10; bases on balls,
of Daley 3; hit by pitched ball, Rollins,
Faulkner, Standish; left on bases, Barre
4, MontRlier a; wild pitches, naleyi
time, III. Is M; umpire John Fyfe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
pErTIBoNE IN HOSPITAL.
In Critical Condition and Operation
Thought Necessary.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. t4-George a.
Pettibone. charged with completely In
tue murder Of Governor Steuuenb5rg
was taken TO the hospital yesterday in
O critical condition and an operation
probably vill be necessary. There will
Be no further prosecution Of the case at
present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Annual Convention To BE Held in Rich
nond This Week

Richmond Sept. i6 The 14th an.
nual convention Of the Vermont branch
of the International Order Of Kings
Daughters and Sons viii be neld here
next Wednesday and Thursday. Tues
day evening a reception win be given TO
the delegates and visiting friends in
the parlors Of the Congregational
church.
Wednesday evening Jacob Riis Of New
York city will LECTURE in the Universal.
ist church.
The Rev silas Perry formerly OF
Richmond, viii conduct the meeting
Wednesday evening,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
ITALLAN ATHLETIc Glue.
Totals

Summary: Basse on balls, off Knapp
5; two. base hits, Duncan, Reid p; double
plays, Smith to Mute, Rossi to Aariani !;
hit by pitched ball, Knapp 2 struck out,
by Brown "a, by Knapp O; wild pitch,
Knapp; umpire, Carswell; scorer, Phil
Inns; time. Oil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
INcENDIARY FIRES
STIR VILLAGERS
Third Blaze Within Six Weeks Destroys
House and Barn Of A. B. Chase.

Brattleboro Sept. l6---The third FIRE
Of undoubtedly incendiary origin in the
village of Jacksonville within six weeks
took place about midnight Friday, when
the house and barn Of Arthur B. Chase
were burned. together with furniture,
hay, tools and everything except live.
stock The loss was $4,000 and the in
surance IS small.
The first started in a shed joining the
house and baTn and had made such prog
ross that when the cracking Of the
burning timbers awoke the family Mr.
and Mrs Chase and their daughter had
to get ont IN their night clothes. The
flames spread rapidly and the buildings
were soon in ashes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
Saturdays National League Games.

Philadelphia 3, Boston first game) !
Philadelphia 8, Boston second camel
Brooklyn 8, New York first game,
10 inningsl; Brooklyn 2, New York 0
(second game).
Pittsburg 8, st. Louis l.
Chicago II, Cincinnati 5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
NO PARDON FOR sTENsLAND.
Chicago Bank wreeker Must Serve
Term.

Joliet H., Sept t4.-The pardon
board yesterday denied the application
for pardon made by Paul o. Stensland,
who win have to serve out his fun term
Of imprisonment for looting the Mil.
waukee avenue savings bank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
National League standIng.
saturday's AnerIcan League eames.

Philadelphia 7, Boston G first camel
Philadelphia s. Boston 2 second gamel
st. Louis 4. Detroit first gamel
st. Louis 4, Detroit 3 isecond game).
Chicago I. Cleveland 2.
New York S. Washington 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
.CRESCENTS SHUT OUT
! ITALIAN ATHLETIC CLUB
Score Was IS to at the End Of a
Game Which Was Full of Feature
Plays.

The Crescents played good ball in Sat
irday's game at the trotting park, shut
ting out the T. A. G. with a score at the
finish of rs TO o.
The game was full Of feature plays
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
MRS. E. B. SLATE DEAD.
Typhoid Fever Fatal to Woman at
Chester.

Chester Sept I6.--Alrs. E. B. Slate
died at her home on Main street yes
terday after two weeks illness Of ty-
phoid eyer, aged 35 years. She was
born IN the house where She died and
was formerly Miss Grace tEllis) Pipes.
i husband and one child survive her.
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9cncr Soften.

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