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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Wtt llnierf@rift bes @ouberusurs
tpurbsn folgenbe @orlagsn berieben
Norpoob. osn Rommifdrsn bon Wa.
rion @ountp 3u erlauben etnen &C.
ri&tsoisnsr ansufs1en. Watfon. bis
Qaffration Der Gtiere unb pferbe 3u
gefatten. Sopcs, ben Wsni3enrarb
aessn 26iegelo NIT lsbsnsldneli&em
4efdngnib 3u bsRrafen. Wegulousb.
Susenbgeri&t. .WurIass. Disisniasn su
bsfrafsn. uel9s aur Werna&ldiRguna
obsr Nbtrhnnigteit bon Rinbern bet.
feuern.
Die $1,000 2i3snsporIaas murbs
Disnftas i'm Sauis borssbra9t, uni
elm bsibsr Gampf III I'm @anae. Sis
@eloer gebsn unter biefer @orIage In
ben aa9emsnen 5unb, unb gelangte ots
ueue 8orIage bsreits aur 3weitsn Der.
leiung.
Die neuli& bsrmorfene @orIaes Be.
fiimmte, 5000 ber 8elber fur 2ebrsr'
ssbaltssulage su beriuenoen istsn. mdb.
rsnb $400 benz @ountp.Guno tibsruis.
fen tperben iollten. In Der neuen 8i0
asben isbo9 ale @slber on bie bstrsf'
Fsnoe Stabt, In tusl@er ii9 bie bstref'
fsnoe Wirtbf4aft bsfinoet. Das 8em.
psrsns.glsmsnt bOfft TN etanoe 30
isin, bisie vbsrbsRsrte" @orlags au'
annabme 3u brtneen.
Die Dailp gorlags, meI&s ss bebin
bern ioute, baB innerbalb 500 5ut
pom staatsbauis sine CHARACTERIZATION
srri&tst mirb. wurbe Disnfias Dor
mittaa I'm 5auis bsruorfen. Die @Or'
lase mar aesen ben beabR&tigtsn gabn.
bofsbau Der gbieago. Snoianapolis &
gpansbiQe giIenbabn g:rt4tst.
Die Bill, Iaut uslaer Der SUPER.
intsnbsnt Der 6Hentliden e&uIen II
Snoianabolis bur9 Dotum Der Bhr.
esrf&af. srudblt ueroen follte, muros
auf unbshimmte 3eit perfaoben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
Ylattaemti&er &ramfem f1nter=
fatuass=Serei1.

Sn Otimar ReQsrs 9ale fanb geferr
Aeno bic reselmdbige @ef&dftsper'
fammlune fatt. ipsl&e R& zines 10 gutter
gefu&es. uie er felt LANCER 3eit ni@'
boreetommen III, erfreuts.
Gin Hufnabmegefu8 murbe einge'
rsi&t uno 3wet WttgIteber feben aul
Der RranfenIife.
Die HoutinegeI&dfte murosn NIT be-
tannter prdsiiion erleoigt uno mad
osnielben erfreute man fi& nod ae'
mHtbli9sn beutf&en 8eiiammenfsins
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
0efsmpelte Gter.
Cine Iebrrei9e @ei9i9te fir 6armer, Ron
iumsnten, Sabner, &iinitIer, s6auipieIer
uno Grfnber.

Hurd ibrsn grfols am Samfias.
als He stusi gierbisbe perbaftsten, fiibn
ssmadt, babsn bic &ublsr @olnii9 unn
@iIiOn isbt ben Sang Der gier. unh
probuftsnoisbs aIs SpssiaIiidt tbsr-
nommsn. Sbren Bsmdtunsen gelanq
ss bsnn aud. seffern SObn Sartlsp bon
go. 1885 Norb arisnal. 4bsnus au
oerbaftsn, una anbsrs 0srbaftunseu
usrbsn folssn. 8artlss iol eine An.
sabl bisisr probuttsnbisbRdble auses.
ffbrt babsn.
gs III feline Isi9ts Nrbsit, 9srabs
bieis eorte bon 9isbsn aus3ufunbfhaf'
ten uno bisisIbsn Dor 8eri&t 3ur @sr'
nribsiIuns su brtngen, benn In eineu
unosren Rorbe febsn betanntIi9 au'
gisr 9lsi9 aus.
Sin @ummifsmpsl, nit wel&sm be,
Rnms bss 6armsrs auf oie gier ge
ortidt tuiro, mfroe naa Infi&t be,
poli3ei Elm bor3h9li9es WiitsI su,
SoentiRcirung bon giern Iiefsrn
Wenn man nun aber ben Ramen be!
5armers auf bic gisr brhdt. warun
bann ni9t au4 bas Datum, an tpsldsn
oas 81 gelegt uurbs, fragt man lid
bisr unb.muBt. unb ssrabs bisis unbs
wuBte 6rass ifi's. wel9s Elm Ianssl
2apitsl Der N6eIi6fsitsn er6ffnsi.
Cine iol9e Dorlage Der isbt tagen
ben 2seisIatur ober benz Stabtratb
unterbreitet, mfrbe bon Der 8hrgsr
f&aft NIT ar6bersm Gntbufiasmui
aufgenommsn usrSen, ute bis $1,000
2isensbin ober au9 bis partboarb. Or
binanl 10 ielbfi bsios 3uIammsngsnom
men.
5rii&s gier Rnb bstanntli9 ein &C
tu4fer Arttfel. letoer Tam man he boz
ibrsn beiabrten Brhosrn unb 6&we
fern nur f9usr unterf9siben, unb nu,
ra9bsm bis saais 3srbro3en unb bal
#!s&orsan tn Rraft tritt. III bie In
terfdeibung lsi9t.
0ieueidbt gelingt es benz ameritani
i8sn gtfinbunesgeifs, 0ennen su 3h9
ten. tuelae bie gter be:m 2essn 9lsid
automutii& islbit abfempsln. Ssoel
anfdnoise @eaaurant tann bann In
giertsler bieIe Waaren. nod Sabr
ednesn esorbnei, aufweiisn.
GelbRbsrfdnbli1 SArbe au9 ein
xitle 0uarantle uI6 9ruif 60. ee
yrhnbst wsrbei, miiRsn, um bI RID
ltsgieit ber etempel au sarantiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
Ser Hbooims=Sare Taa.
Gina Dare ion mad SnSianappIis 3uriids
sebra@t tperoen.

Wie aeRsrn bereits In elmer Espeits
BON Weabbills, 3d., BON uus miise.
thsilt purbs, if glma Dare I'm Cobb
Sanatarium 3u Cambridge Springs
bonn bortissn 6hlfsibsriff a3auI Rar'
ibaa bsr9aftst morosn uno mar &e1ts=
anualt glappool bsrsits bsim @oubsr.
nelr 6nnlp, um BON oemielben
bis Rsauifiiionspaptere ausgsfertigt 3u
srbaItsn, mos isoo9 our9 bas @ingrei.
fen bss Anpalts @onnauap berbinosri
murbs. inbsm sr auH6ub bonn gou.
pernsur srlangts, Biz oerisIbs ibn ges
bort babe, psi&es eepd6rt wuroe.
glappool trtrnrtet biz Worgsn frtib biz
n6ibiesn pupisrs I'm gsfis su babsn
unb bofft sbsnfaqs, baB Der @cuper'
nsur bon penniploanisn tsine S&wis'
rigtsitsn tn ben Wee legen utrb.
SolIie oisies alIes sutrsifsn 10 srtuartsi
er bab Rbooius na9 sigensnt @ilen
sbenfalls bier In 2tirae eintreffen tpiro
Der 0ormuno iiber bas &bobius'
Bsrm6sen Anwalt 6ugs battle nit 3wei
Aer3ten ben Ansonlt gonnamup tr
pittsburg am lsbten 6onntag treffer
n,asn, um baislbff nit Rbooius 3u'
iammen 3u tommsn unb bsnielbsn auI
5sinen Gsifss3ufano 3u prhfen. Si'
marsn fertig CUR Abreiie. als etn &ele
aramm bon gonnauap eintraf, tuel8eI
beIasts, bab ss unmbsli9 iein mtirot
Hbobius am Sonntag 3u isbsn. uorau'
Sugg unb bic Doetoren oie &sife gan
auisabsn. Sn Der 3mii4snseit warsr
eis lansidbriasn 5rsunoe bes R6ooius
JoI. gmmingsr uno Berner Amiet
sbsnfals nod pittsburs In gegleitunl
oes Rsntsanmalts 2eo Ratpaport ab
gebampft. um etne Beipre8ung mi
&bobius 3u sr3lslsn, ieoo4 tonnte ntar
iiber ben sosntuellen 5nbalt biefer Be
iprs&uns Wi4ts h grfabruns brinesn
gmmingsr uub Amtet tamen beut'
Rorgen bon bort 3urtid uno 9sbtere,
bsgab fi& ToFort gum Hnwalt @lappool
iebo& tonnte tibsr osren gontroberI
nt1ts In grfabruns aebra&t weroen
glappool tibsr feline abRht 5efraat
mas er nit Der Gina Dare bisr uclle
Iaaie fura uno btnoig. e. moQe He ben
bieEaen RriminaIgeri&t unter Der I'm
fIaae bes Wsnf&enraubss tibsrpsiien
Der 2ongbisian3. Selepbon 3pii&sr
bier uno Nsaobiae mar ssifern bsifdn
biq tn 8sbrau& unb aslan9 es. glm,
Dare aus Der Sail beraus3ubalten.
/. Die Srau fo&t wie sine Stserin
uub Der Tlnri&au, na1bem er estrat
unb eebtHen mar, fnb I'D gsnotbigt
bsrislben 6aubf&snsn an3uIeaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
Aus ben @eri9ten.

3immer go. 1. Ri9tsr Soan 8.
NeNaftu.
Warren @eabers Wte9anics 2ien
2lags ssgsn gbas. W. @laptun u. u.
tuurbe surtdseaoaen unb Der gsrtIagts
su ben Rotten berurtbsiIt.
Sn Der Roten. unb %s&nungsfIage
Der Hopss Carriage So. gssen Oscar
s. Wann murbe BstIastsr 3ur Sab.
lung bon $2532 81 on bis Rldgsr unb
ben @eri9tstoffsn berurtbeilt.
Die S&eihunsstlaae bon Nenis
gaiion gsssn 2iiiie Clifton uurhe BON
Der 2ldssrin 3urhdsssosen uno b!sisIbe
3u ben Rofsn bsrurtbsilt.
3immsr go. 2, Ri9tsr Samss M.
2eatbers.
Die Qlaae Der @ormhnberin Mn.
tbiloa sdmiot aspen bic Snoiana 8ra'
pslers aeeibsnt aROeiation wuroe 3u'
rhdss1ogsn unb bis Rotten bssublt.
3immsr go. 8, Ri4ter 8inion
Garter.
abraham SwaIforo uurbs S4si.
oung bon isiner Marp Smuforb bs'
pilist, iebo9 mub sr bie Soften bes
6ales trd9sn.
Neue Glaeen.
Willer, Wilsr & Go. rei9ten cine
We&anies 2ienflaae ssgsn Gillian 6.
9ans unb ibrsn @atien Wm. 3. Sane
fir ben Bstrag bon $50 Elm.
Cine sIsi9s 2Iass fir 800 rsi&ts
Robert 3. 6patt eeqen 5rsb 6. Gil
bert unb Opal g. @ilbert elm.
ghas. D. 9abts & 60. rsi6ten 2lags
ftir 1858 gesen aue. $immsrmun sin
unb bitten elsi6ssitis um grnsnnuns
zines Reesibers.
Sobn W. Subab rei&te ftir fi6 unb
bie anbersn Netieninbdbsr Der Wutual
See 60. eine 2lass fhr grnsnnune
zines @seeibers eeaen bic 2estere elm.
SANFORD %. ptl&sr rei&ts gsgeii
fstne Sarab 3. piIder. msI9e er TN
September 1898 bstratbsts, bIe ibn
aber bereits am IA. Wlat 1899 mieoer
bsrIisb. na&bsm He ibm, mis sr iaet,
tn Der 3wsi9en3sit bis Sbus bsiB se.
ma&t unb ibm iosur nit bem SObs
aebrobt baite, S&eiounastIaee sin.
RoIe 6. Broots rsi&te cine elei9e
RIase sssen t6ren Soften Wm. 8.
Broots Elm uno pini3t glei93sitis bie
Sbbut tbsr ibr Der gbe. entfprpfenss
Rinb au erbalten. Sisie @be murbs
am 6. 5sbruar 1908 esi3loRsn, isbo@
berIieb Der Yatte feline Roie i&oR i'm
S.bruar 1905 auf characterization.
AMANDA 6snbrids bsiratbets am Is.
Geptember 1880 tbren gouaro 9.
6enbrids, iebo9 trennten fi4 bie Sat-
ten am 5. SuIi misosr. ba He feline
srauiame YebanoIuns uiat Idueer er.
tragsu iOnnte. wie fe iaete. uno beb.
baIb g,iaisosn iein mill.
Robert W. 6offor flagte eeeen
George Rsbmonb u. U. fur $500 mer'
tbss gissntbum, usl3ss aneebli3 BON
BefIagten 3uradsebaIten tpirb.
Cine S4abenerfubtIags fir 81. 500
rsi9te %. 9. 0oaioap sssen Sobn 9.
Anifon unb befsn 6rau CLARA etn,
neil, wie Ct fagt. oieielbsn am %.
DECEMBER 1906 bis 9barsn ieinsr
Wobnung wioerre9tIi& erbra&sn. feline
W6bsI berausnabmsn unb nuf bis
etrabs isbten. wdbrsnb sr bon Ssim
abmeIenb mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
$eriammlnns Der electric &ail.
may MHoctatioa.

Die 8samten unb Directoren ber
@entral electric &ailmap ARoeiation,
wel&e BET Der tiir3li@ BIER abssbaIteneu
@onbsntion erwdblt uurbsn. m,rbeu
ibre eriie geriammluns nd&ffsn Don.
nsrfas Na3mittas TIM Bureau bes ss.
fretdrs Der geielf9aft, 800 Sraction
fsrminal . @sbdnos. Bier abbaltsn.
0srf&tebene, bie Organization bstrsf'
fenbsn 5rasen lissen CUR gr6rtsrunq
bpr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

German Moener's Dale,
Siibpeft Gde Noble unb Wfartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Srant Weilader's SampIe @oom,
gde Columbia Abe. un6 16te Strabe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
WAS A PROMINENT DOCTOR.
Charles Earl Severance, Aged u, Is Dead
at Brattleboro.

Brattlebaro. June 2i.-Dr Charles
Earl Severance, aged 72 years, one Of
the oldest practitioners in this vicinity.
died at his home yesterday, after an i'll.
ness uf three days. He was born IN Ley-
den. Mass, August 4, 1884, and grad
uated from the Shelburne Falls academy
and also from the Powers Institute Of
Bernardston, Mass. He attended Yale
college and spent several years at the
College of Physicians and Surgeons IN
New York city
He came to Brattleboro in 1900, being
one Of the leading physicians Of the
town until within a short time before
his death. He was twice married, his
first wife being Mary Ellen Wilson Of
Shelburne Falls, Mass, who died in 1879,
and his second wife. Miss Evelyn Saw
yer Of BrattleboFo, whom he married in
1885 and who still lives. He leaves a
son, Evlyn Kendall Severance mission
ary among the negroes in North Carolina.
and daughter. Mrs. Osborne Brown, Of
Mort hampton, Mass. lie was member
OF the. Connecticut Valley Conelave
Knights Tcmplar and was member Of
Mt. Sinai Temple, MOBILES Of the Mystic
Shrine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
GAVE "A RECITAL.
Pupils Of Miss Lila Morse Closed Theii
Years Work.

One Of the pleasing musical events
Of the season was the recital given last
evening BY the vocal and piano pupils
Of Miss Lila Morse at her home on
North Main street, marking the close
81 Che years work. Miss Morse who
was for three years a pupil under Anna
Miller Wood, well known Boston
teacher, has had good success III her
work IN this city and during the year
has had score or more Of pupils re-
oeiying instruction The result Of the
instruction was shown at the recital
last evening, which was participated in
by most Of her scholars.
Particularly pleasing were solos by
Miss PinIie Lewis, instrumental solos
BY Miss Iyis Snow, vocal buet by
Miss Lewis and Miss Morsa, piano
solo by Master Max Holden and solos
BY Miss Mable Edwards Miss Eleanor
Cole acted az accompanist.
Those who took part were the fol.
lowing; in voice, Miss Florence Pres
cott, Miss Pinkie Lewis, Walter Paine,
Miss Mary Drumgould, Earl N. Lewis,
Miss Lewis and Miss Morse, Miss Mabie
Edwards, Miss Jean Darling and Miss
Edwards and Mr.. painei in instrumental
parts. Miss Gladys Gravlin, Master
Johnnie AceGskiil, Miss Eva Cragg.
Miss Katherine AfcLeay Miss Ivis SNOW,
Mrs, Maud Paine, Miss Hattie Hous-
ton. Miss Pauline Cutler and Master
Max Holden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
SltuadOn in Southern France
Is Very Grave
POLICE FAIL TO STOP THEM
Rsginat Sent to Persuade First Revolt
inc Regiment, Joins the Rebellious
Oass--It Is Reported a Third
Regiment Is Out.

paris June 21.--A secret report to the
rogerrnent from Midi stating that a
regiment has mutined at Agee and re-
fused to fire on striking vine growers
were responsible for special urgent
meeting Of the cabinet at noon to-day.
The dispatches from Narbonne indicate Il
steady Increase in the gravity Of the
situation and the probability Of 4 still
further bloodshed. The women are cails-
ing the government troops the most trou.
ble.
The mutineers were members of the
a7th infantry. Eqiipping themselves
with 200 pounds Of ammunition they
fixed bayonets and marched from their
barracks in good order. After failing
to persuade them TO return their general
called On gendarmes to bar their progress,
but the soldiers fred a volley over their
heads and then advanced with fixed bay
onets and the police fell hack. The
mutineers then marched to Beziers with
drums beating and flags flying, where
the populace hailed them as heroes, ban-
quoting them and plying them with wine.
The mutiny seems to be sweeping the
entire army in southern France. The
latest news Is that half of the sist regi-
ment sent to subdue the mutineers of
the nth joined them. The tooth regi-
ment, which has been in state fomenta-
tion. has mutineed and il marching to-
ward Larzae 1t il also reported, but
unconfirmed, that the 18th cuirassiers,
who are counted loyal beyond question,
have mutineed and are marching toward
Narbonne to Join the rioters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
HUSBAND is INVALID
SIZE TRIES SUICIDE
Pathetic Story Of Woman's Attempt
to Kill Herself Because Despon-
dent Over Attempt to Care
For Family.

WinooslSi, June 2i,--While in a de-
spondent mood, Mrs. Philip Beloin,
(Beldenl slashed her throat with Il
razor at her home at 3 West Canal
street last evening al 6s30 o'clock, ard
shortly afterward was hurried to the
Mary Fletcher hospital where 1t was
stated that she would probably recover.
Airs. Bcloin IS about SO years Of age
and resided with her husband and four
children on West Canal street. The
husband has been an invalid for the past
five years, being confined to the bed
with paralysis Of the lower limbs, and
the wife has been obliged to seek ems
ployment. Since the arrival of the
family here about two years ago from b
mill town iii Connecticut, Mrs, Beluin
has found employment by doing wash.
Ing for people about the village. The
oldest Of the children is employed I'M
one Of the mills here. For some time
past the neighbors have noticed that
Mrs. Reloin had not been occupied with
her washings as usual aud have seen
her about the streets in q peculiar mood.
Yesterday she made several threats to
Kill herself with Paris green. but no at-
tention was paid To them by her hns-
band cr children. Shortly before 6saO
she picked up an old razor and saying
that she was tired Of II AL slashed her
throat almost from ear to ear. Drs.
Burdick. Sheehan, Dunn and Hill were
summoned and the flow Of blood was
stopped temporarily and the woman
taken TO the Mary Fletcher hospital
where it is said she has chance for
life. The wounds were not deep and
did not sever the wind pine or the iugu-
lat vein, although she Il suffering great
ly from loss of blod.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
CAME TO HIS DEATH
BY CARELESSNESS
Finds State Board Of Railroad Commits
sioners in Case Of Ricardo Arnaiz
Who Was Killed in Barre on
May IS. Last.

The state board of railroad commis-
sloners finds that Ricardo Arnaiz, or
Ala, who was killed on the Central Yer
mont track near Depot square on May
IS last, came to bis death through his
own carelessness, and the board further
warns people Of the risk Of trespassing
on tracks. The report in full is as fol-
lows:
The evidence at this investigation re-
vealed the following facts:
Al the time Of his death, Mr. Arnaiz
was twenty-four years old and employed
as a granite cutter at the City Of Barre.
On May rs, 1907, shortly after four p.
M, and soon after he had closed his days
work, Mr.. Arnaiz, as was his custom,
walked toward bis home along and over
the main line OF the Central Vermont
Railway company in the City of Barre.
1t Is the common practice Of laborers to
thus traverse the railroad right of way.
As a switch engine slowly pushed several
cars BY Mr.. Arnaiz in the direction of
his home, he attempted to mount one Of
the cars, lost his balance, was thrown
beneath the wheels, and thereby received
injuries from which he died about $3.50
O'Clock that vening All the train crew
were in their proper places and properly
performing their respective duties, No
one except the fireman saw, or could
have seen the accident, and no one, ex-
eept Mr.. Arnaiz himself, was at all to
blame for this sad occurrence.
The covered railroad bridge in the
Z n. III ..e
way south thereof where this accident
occurred, has for years been a common
thfsoughlare for laborers in going to and
returning from their work, and even for
women ana children. The shifting crew
recently. by the merest accident stop
ped their train before entering said
bridge in time to rescue child who had
entered the bridge aud become caught
between the rails
We can only hope this needless sac
rihce Of another human life may serve
10 deter the people from the dangerous
and too prevalent practice Of trespass-
ing upon railroad tracks, and may ems
phasize the necessity Of law that shall
make It misdemeanor To do so."
The board dismissed the petition Of
Harry J Bertoli for sidetrack 10 his
proposed granite plant near the pioneer
on the ground that It would make more
dangerous grade crossings. The board
exonerates the railroad from blame in the
case OF Patrick Reagan. who was killed
while walking on the Central Vermont
track near st. Adams May 30
In the case Of the derailment Of a 81.
Johnsbury aud Lake Champlain train at
East Hardwick on April 80, in which ac-
cident w. ~ Bailey of East Hardwick
was killed and thirty others injured, the
board finds that the train was running %
miles an hour at curve, where the slow
board warned for only eight miles;
furthermore that the ties were SO badly
decayed that they did not hold spikes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
Under Re-arrangement Cen
trail Vermont Schedule
GOES INTO EFFECT JUNE IA
Passengers Going South Will Have to
Spend Ore Hour and Six Minutes
in Montpelier, When Trouble
Might Be Remedied.

Beginning Monday, June "a, the sum
mer running time on the Central ver-
mont railroad goes into effect, and pas
sengers who are going north or south on
the morning train should make note Of
it, that the train now leaving Barre az
ss35 a. ia. viii leave at 1850, or nearly
an hour earlier. The 11:55 4, m. and
2i10 d. M trains viii leave at The same
time as heretofore. The train that has
left at $40 viii leave at s:35, and an
added train leaves at 6:55 connecting
with the train south for White River
junction.
There is no material change in the
arriving time Of the trains at Barre, ex-
cepting that the train froin the north
which now reaches Barre at GAO will
not arrive until 7:30. On the main line
the train north for Burlington and other
points runs an hour earlier, but tho
morning train south runs as now, and all
passengers ON the 1850 a. m. train ont Of
Barre, bound south, must wait an hour
and six minutes at Montpelier. In this
hour and six minutes the Central could
easily make the round trip between
Montpelier and Barre ithc running time
each way is 20 minutesl but this would
be showing desire to accommodate the
people of Barre, and this would never do.
One accommodation might lead the peo-
pie 10 expect Others.
Because Of this early departure Of the
trains mail intended for Boston and
other points south in the morning must
be in the postotiice before 1880.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
BOXER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
Arrested and Placed in Jail as Soon as
He Became Conscious.

New York, June Following a box.
ing bout ia which he participated at the
Long Acre club last night, Gustave Len
nv Of Boston was removed 70 Bellevue
hospital, where it was said later that his
condition was serious and that he might
die. lie is suffering from multiple con.
tusions Of the head and body aud was
unconscious for some time after being
admitted TO the hospital When he re-
gained his senses, he was placed under
arrest and removed TO the prison ward.
According to the police, Lenny fought
fon fast rounds with Edward smith Of
this city No great damage was done.
however, until the fourth round, when
Lenny Ii said to have been so seriously
punished that he had to be helped from
the ring.
The police were told that Icnny was
not reviving satisfactorily and when they
learned that he had been removed to
Bellevue they raided the club. smith.
the referee, and the seconds were at once
arrested. Lenny was found at the hos.
pital Tie gave his address as South
Boston.
The club has several times been raided
but because it has won in the courts II
has not recently been interferred with.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
sENr eAcK 10 JAIL.
John Kelley Doesn't Know How He Got
TO Barre Anyway.

John Kelley, who said his home was
in Fitehburg, Mass, but had been work
ing III the quarries in Woodbury. the
past wear. was arrested at l0:30 o'clock
last night by Officer earle, who found
him in a freight car in the @. V. yard.
In city court this morning Kelley plead
cd guilty to a second ohense and was
sentenced TO the county jail for 30 DAYS.
He had only got ont Of the jail yester-
day morning from serving ten days.
sentence for intoxication, being sentenced
by this court. When asked to disclose
where he got bis liquor, Kelley said he
met two men who had been working on
the water works in Montpelier and one
of them made several trips TO this city
for the liquor which he helped to pay
f6r. He said he didn't remember com
ing 70 Barre at all and didn't know he
was here until the officer woke him up
in the car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-21
FAST RACE HORSES
RAISED i'm BARRE
Lady Laurin and All Ray Are Making
Some Notable Performances on
Massachusetts, Tracks This
Season.

Barre's reputation as fast horse
center has been greatly enhanced re-
Gently by the performances on Massa
cllnsetts courses Of two horses which
got their first racing experience "a the
local trotting park. Tlie horses are
Lady Lanrin, mark 2:i3M made at
Narragansett park, and AL Ray, mark
2.13A made at the Saugls park. This
last-naDied horse has been beaten only
once this spring and has been started
in number of hot races.
Lady Laurin's most recent perform
ance was at the combination park Mon.
day when she captured race from
Checkers III competition between the
Dorchester and Lynn driving clubs, the
mare representing the Lynn club. The
Lynn Item says of tie performance.
"a Lynn victory that seemed to
please the rooters from the Shoe city
more than any other was that Of Lady
Iaurin and Checkers This was by all
means the most exciting, as well as
the fastest event on tile card, During
the entire Journey the lady and her es-
cort travelled 10 close together that
their drivers could haze reached out
aud shaken hands with each other.
Checkers however although steady as
d clock and willing. was Oh the defensive
throughout and didn't have tile strength
for the sIuft at the flnishp
Lady Laurin IS now owned by Charles
Gwynn Of Nenham Depot, Mass, hay.
ing been sold by Donald Smith who
gave her the first taste Of the track.
Mr.. Smith also owned Al Ray during
d part Of his early career.