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CABINET DfscU UssEss==.s===s.
-.FlNANiclAL SITUATION.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i.--President
Roosevelt WAS in consultation, with the
members OF his Cabinet for nearly three
.onrs to-day. Secretary CoFtelyou WAS
the !ats TO leave the room.
The financial situation was discussed
carefully. bui II was stated that the
Satisfactory condition OF financial
affairs at the present moment warrant
ed no nsw action and no statement for
publication would be made as tho result
OF. TO days consideration.
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! 4 Queer ertcr.

McIntvre was !, ieiteS -snceived bY MeIT=
VILE p Chapman from his wife six
weeks ago asS-r Ss.esfiItad qua sreil
with her lawyers, II read n part as
follows
ss==:s.. Aeii=aM .s.sI sarl.>SSt,. daYolinn 10
You iE IiTiexagrpien.S -f -1-'f,@t~s- 4S-,sT
ged you. d.dn', mean II. sweet
thing. I
,.Whatevar yo., may, have heard OF
me. II has not beNen fault OF heart
but OF flesh. -
my dear .lt,le kid, I'm so sorry
10 bore you. can't tell how much
love you--more than have been
atble to tell i have seen so much
OF the ro.terncss Of men. ! will re-
man good and true wife until
am forced 10 fight Ana l. am
forced to hght III hsht to tile drop
Mr. Mcintyre says Mr.. CHAPMAN ia
h.e w.fs ten years older
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TO SEE sLAYERs
OF HIS WIFE EXECUTED.

CAMDEN. N. j., Nov. Charles Glib
son and Stephen Dorsey negr3es. con
yicted OF the murder OF Mrs, Frances
Horner. wife OF Edward Horner. at
Cooper.s Crock, and her servant. We
toria Natoli. on Aug 0last, wore sen
fenced to-iay to be put, =, death at
7a::eatsi, IN the week hngtnninE per 10.
y Trie husband Of the murdered woman
MAS IN tho courtroom when sentence
Was pronounced. and he asked Prosecu-
tor Scorel for pernisstan TO be present
At the execution OF the slaycra OF his
wife. Mr.. Scovel promised 10 make an
effort TO get the required permission,
and II IN Thought probable that HSrnor's
request win be granted.
The negroes set fire TO Horner's barn.
and while he and farm hand were out
fighting the blazo the TWO women were
slain. The motive for tho crime was
robbery.
u .,.s -
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5000 Mems Ton Coata and salt., s4.DS,
Huh Cl0thirrs, 227-.2D DroAdwmy, ,
cor. barclay strcet,opp. Post-O n cs,
ran suits and top coats. fina black thib-
cts, fancy gray and dark mixed worst-
eds, MI sixes n TO n. single or double
breasted, good 40 values our price 10.
day and Sgt. A-i.AS. Open Saturday
evening TIL 10 o'clock. ~
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SHOT WIFE. FRIEND AND SELF.

MEMPHIS Nov. l.-As result OF
~omestie troubles J, u! Rutherford.
former suioonkeeppr or Tipton Tenn,
last night morally woun3ed hil wife
and shot and Killed Eugene H. Pcetc.
u friend. then Killed himself l, Is snsd
Rutherford and his wife hai separated
and the latter hal instituted divorce
proceedings Mrs Ruiherforas con-
dition Is hopeless,
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so THROWN INTO RIVER
BY BRIDGE COLLAPSE,

MANILA. Nov. T. The new railroad
bridge over the Isasis River near Foft
Mckinley collapsed to-day owing 10
she breaking OF the superstiueture. and
sixty workmcn We're Rreeipitatcd into
t3,e river.
Three Amersans and tsenir Eli
ipinos We're InJEFad + ne dstfstase -
estimated at 500 oD ID
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WINNERS AT LAToNIA.

RACE seE. LATnSrx-s sov. H.
The races run hare to-day resulted az
follows:
FIRST RSCE-w-v#n by -deorxe Baiiey..
II to and :, 10 !. Maruus, to FOR
place. WAS second and Grace George
Z
SESDN Nb-RACE--Wo by Dipotcas Is
20 > nad 10 8. AnSu.,ta. 3 to for
place was second. and Speed Well vas
-ETTfrd
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SCHOONER AND CREW LOST,

ST JOHN. y. h, Nov. 1.-The East
bort tMeo schooner twilight, which
sailed frpm Waterside. n. b.. at the
head as sh~ Bay OF Fnndy, Oct Is.
for Eas,part, Me, Is missing. and II
X feared sh. Was lost with all hands
In u5i,,,nvy storm wl,!ch swept over
.l.e prtYlncc the dnS after llcr de-
pait,r.. The TWTIIgNt was 1rrtur
command or Capt. Cassidy who had a
crew ot three, all OF whom lived In
Eststpari
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-LUSlTANIA TO BRING
RECORD G aRGH 9 GOLD.

: LONDON. Nov. 1.-The gold recently
setred mere for America will. 4; Il un-
aofstoot. be shipped on the Cunard
.!.fe steamer l.usitania. leaving Liver
pool ,p-morrow FOR New York, whisb
Viii tlxc record cargo OF f.loon.cO
in bullion
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S18 AND $50 MEMS SUITS &
QVERCQATS. SPECIAL Sc. so.

Hub Clothirr., 1I-x.O HrondMs,,
AN ot,r gytS and ~ mems sa.ts ana
ovarroats special for to-day and Satnr.
day. ~ 80. All Sxes ~ 10 A-~ali styles
LIN latest shades OF browns. grays, rihs
black. biue. plaids and conbina I'm,
coIors. Mnny silk-llned Open Satur.
day eve. TIL 10 Hub Clothing Corner
broadway and Barclay u, -
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Mem. sid suat. 8 w,n,er o,ercoa,.. ss.7n

sale al i>iNliS, the great clotAiers.
24a Bfoad~a$. opp. CITY Hall All the
hest styles In mems suits and oycrcoats.
Regular It6 values w Ss,ib Fine I'M
ported worsieas and cassneres, new
brown shades, grliy plalds and black
tntbets, silk lneh susts at 1915 Top
coats and elegant Melton or kcrseY
oysrr ats Nt N,T5. worth SIG, KINGS,
si3 BROADWAY -
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1HAhk MORGAN FoR Alp,E

BOSTON, Nov. L. Resolutions thank
ing j. Pierpont Morgan for his action In
-tl5e reyrnt f..sHasni -crisis were nnani-
mousiy adopted to-day by the members
~ tho Boston Stock Exchange.
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ARREST CASHIER
ON =eCHARGD'
EN|BEzz|It|:.V|tlI|''
.Brooklyn!ite Taken in Newark
on Warrant From
Massachusetts.

waiter Raymond. of No. IL Faes
bush Avenue, Brooklyn. was arrests1s
IN Hntsey srreet. IN M ~
nished room house to-dny by the pol
lice OF Mlllbury, Mass. cn-oparntha
with The Newark police. who we're
armed With q warrant calling for RaS-;;:
monds apprehension on u chaExc -
Ss.I1sS<lzztG;ItGutS= t.
The warrant alleges that RaynionA
embezzled IN amount OF money estH
mated at 5000 Intrlsted TO his care ~
access 10 which he liad In his capacity
as paymaster ot illc Berlin Construction
Company. OF Bcrbn. Conn. by which hs
was employed The construction caii,-
pany. which has hS>brancll office. used
BrOad~uy, this city, :t5s st.'c,-a. 'srsn
building operations under May. az Aflil-
bury. Mass. and Rasnt5nd IS DECLARED
To have been in charge of paying on tho
employees on that Jub As wei as others.
chief OF Police Dolan, OF M!iibury.
was notified OF the alleged enibszxle-
ment pS The comranyss officers. and hlx
men located Raymond III Newark. Ne
further details are made known by thG
company officers at Berlin or the mhiiy
ss.+.tftei.i- 81 ~ 4 hlx eli Y.- ii
The management of the Broadway OF
flee declared doprecaiingiy; There 10
wrong. Nothing OF the kind i wuiiIdnff
nubliah that. II im's worth IL.
Al No IL Flatbush ayenps Broex-S
lyn whore Raymond lives with lis
wife May and hts twelve y,sir.oid stoC
dtushirE. nuthlHs could be iearned tee5 y
his whereabouts. The little girl stated
that her father went AWAY three daya
ugo syie didn't know whera--and ttef
mother lofI town yesterday: She did ii
not know how her s,ep-parenl made his
money. "A
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Successful Plunge on Senator Barrett
in Second Race Forced His -
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ROYAL LADY ALSO WELL
PLAYED, BUT WAS SECOND
This Second Effort to Beat the Ring If Success,
ful Would Have Been Very
Severe Blow to the
Bookmakers.
ROYAL LADY ALSO WELL !
Booknakers.
rapecia, 20 The E~eninr World,
rrA~D 49, - Iir,

auecit 1
JAMAICA RACE TRACK Nov C e .Beoso Dirnels slas
up Barrett here to-day easily the feature of the final d31
meeting Durnel had money pastered all the ring on NJ
Ogden colt getting prices ranging from TO TO 4 to 1.
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Former Lieutenant-GG Governor Satisfies
Philadelphia yndicate With Re
turn Of 100000 Cash and
TheIrNotes for 81, 100000.
WILL ASSUME CONTROL OF
LEE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Management Of Big Concern =AHaiFs-1s to-Be
Vested in Boardlof Directors and Fl.
nance Committee to Conduct All
OF Its interests.

Former Lieut. Gov Timothy Woodruff settled the controversy
Transatlantic srndeae
over the ownership of the Provdnt Savings Life Assurance Society
will pay the Pennsyvanars the 100000 they turned
Ihass the stock they failed 10 get their notes
for 81 900 will be returned TO them They will withdraw the
Proyden Life and will be reimbursed for whatever expense they have
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Tho yettlement was made this altar
noon. ut tho ONCE OF former judge.
AorSan o.Rrien. the representative
OF the Pennsylvanlu capitalists. Ed!
ward EeHterbaeh representssd Tho
T1sottinsSs n the cunstrrr,ct5 H#F tx
AenateE Horace White, OF SYRACUSE.
vas present as legal adviser i, sl.s
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

JAMAICA RESULTS.
FIRST RAcE-Frank Lord f1o "a
I and 4 to East End ts teS1ssS
ptseet z. Paneoufss- : ].
sECohO RAcE-ssnator sarf7E
u 70 o1-And TO ~ I. Beliwsshss ID
to z for placs) 2, Miss Delaney :.
||.THlRpzRAcE-IAsrex.E Enalaaa Il
Ito andesssn) I. Royal Lady Il "a
, for placel -Troubiemaker, 3.
FOURTH RAcE-Don enrique "a
to and 2 80 y I, Momentum Z evsa
for place) 2, Faust :.
FIFTH RAcE-Pln. and h.sdiss
q to I and 9 to s. CastIsssssl.
5l2 to I Tor p1AosJ 2, bano1caF1=5::;-7- :: n
SIXTH RAcE-Yo olthful m ss3 Z
md to Marian Ioalss Z tsses
for placs) :. rlIskttos 3.
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Mrs. Melville D. Chapman
Makes Sensational Charges !:
Against Her Husband.
HE FIGHTS THE CASE.
Through Counsel He Denies
Her Story and Accuses Her
Of Many tniiscretiorls.

-Pecln ring that Melville D Chapman
of Ebert n. Chapman & Co. bankers,
at No. 50 Broadway, enjoys an .ncom.
o. 10000 year, Mrs Lavina v. Chap
man. who Is suing him for a separation.
this afternoon demanded aiimony pend.
Ing the trial of her suit, at the rate OF
$1,000 year.
Her attorney. John v. Bouvier. de-
serlbed Chapman as ct.um of Howard
Could. He said the couple wore mar
E!aa u, 1saI-a 90 In 1900 and cntae to Nom.
York TO live.
Chapman holds proud and enviable
noduon-- -Mith- -an-titcone ri 80 600 :. said
-BouSter.He owns -yacht,-a
$1,000 automobile. one hundred suits OF
4s!atttxe--An ssyerai hundred fancy
waisteoa,s. He is member of tho
LaNhmont Yacht Club. in which Is In
eladed his boat,tife ldlcWAd =
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VIII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

=;.s= W III essfsct@ ct@9eaI-at-once.-
Mr., Woodruff is president Of the Prov.
iAse s,aaH hald!nI ONE
under protest and has not been actively
Z Engaged in the conduct OF the company
He resigned when he sold his Interest
70 the Thomases last spring for $780, ,oo
Z IN cash, but t.,r resignation ~as-not
) sAsnapied pY the Thonas directors.
49, =-7.i vaew-es-s " y--t,ast--rrlailona with
and deep interest In the welfare OF the
s.s<.Ar,f In
tereata Of itA 1000 polley-koIdefs anu
4 Me preservation OF its excellent buus-
mess. said Mr. Woodruff after the
meeting. II have brought all parties
10 agree upon basis for the adjust
ment OF all differences nr sooon as the
details can be pertected-which VIII
probably be early next week.
4 ..The MANAGEMENT OF the Society Will
% vested In board OF directors and
q finonce conrmittce. cynrr man OF
whom Will hs satisfaetorY to the lnsnr-
ance departments all States and TO
4 All the boIicyholders.
--..t shall no, accept the presidency OF
\ s4oleers.aesAsspgs, tslI act A. one OF
the directors tho executive managd-
-saeni vii, be placed in the hands OF
some frst-claxs life insurance msn.
-Nsttfer ta1e4 hesnas lntrIri1fs-Hur the .
Rseasylvania interests Will have con.
4sna .,--..,----------- .,------------ s=
3 '~rhe company viii be Il I'M Ia thu In:
tcrests OF the, policy holders. -
# Edward Lauterbanh said that tho
the terms OF the agreement were satis-
fatcory to him, Judge o'lsricn said the
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POPE AGAIN SUFFERS
FROM ATTACK OF G0HT.

ROME. Nov. 1.-The Pope is again
suffering from gout. He wa!ks with
dificuliy. but continues his audiences.
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chnrgrE fstsrSmHIi. :.

"a man called IN AIR. Chapman three
-znirt III ~ 4 stsss.
you pay $D,Oou, We IL drag you Into
court and charge you With practices
t..sat xil emil lie aou- u II sInbei snip iii
the Cleveland Street Club 77,i n
II marked 500 In bills IN a plan Ia
en,rap the biackmaiier. We tried Ia %.
tatH ssJo.tHs. but owing -te the s;riaS e,,s:.,s
OF the market We could receive uri,
$40. Bus tne psaa rc.f ttruux si==s7Ass
incl IN nfS-MUnIaUu
francisco. Soc was known all along
fsHsffiS Slope i,sS=taa She
told fifn ss--Ftress==a.ta-lsr4s44
hhe said that she was once married. but
had secured divorce.
"a shsrt time ago Chapman heard
that she had daughter. born Out OF
wedlosk. twenty years ago. he invcs-.
,IEatrt=snd found that sue was an .n7
mate OF notorious place IN Mime.
apolis. MnnT, In lSSs. and on that ground
her husband of that time had been
awarded divorce IN the Minnesota
courts
Owing 10 the extravaganza ofT1fhis
WJrrTIH.-ChAIman Was forced out Of f-tf1t,-
banking house. THE iirm iiqaifated.
Chapman receiving s6n,ec1, and reIis no
longer a member of the firm. We OPP
pose tisis- a@-4tFd motion for sIa. nn
annual alimany.i
pScision was reserved.
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Her Eortups Grew.


--1i1s saasa In tha- 3$ffa ooa 600 o-astals-x !
10000 in bonda and securities bear.
Ing between and per cent interest.
The aecumulations OF seven years would
aggregate Wore than 10000. which
with other beques,s and moneys left to
!. saa- louns siri In her minority brings
hef fortune Well above sl2.co.ooo
y IS very Important for hsr 10 come
INTO hef tostune at this time. JUST be.
llo'e her marriage 10 the Count aaech-
cny1' hle handsome young Hungarian
nobieman.
me coun, is not one Of the fortune
hunting scion. OF mobility. Hi. fa,her Is
in,mensaly-Seai,4Iy and :ead OF Tho sec
osid i'iKfsst House IN Hun gary.
lie and his hrathers are each equipped
With great fortunrs. t7ri .-
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Ran Aluht to Form.

Pins and Needles ran right to form
IN ,hc f,ftt race winning easily nj the
end. attrt sf,.!4.ns aii--thc NAY. There
Nvns piiiiSe OF, this race on Don
creole. but the start killed his chances.
Pins and Needles won easily from
Cast pwoud who was We'll played.
Donaseara. the faroitte. Was a good
third
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.HrInos Handsome Dor.
Nevertheless /, viii BE- : hand.ome

q
Nevertheless Il Will be handsome dot
! IA Mss Gladys VIII bring 10 the mar.
ole haiis above tnr Diiie Danube when
slle marrics the Count and depart. 10
MS st'ees'raf And there are
more millions coming to her at the
deatn os her mother.
The bothera and sisters of Miss
SttsEEss siro ss'zai ntisrs= .s,t..z,itsstf
sfEHrts OF rhu fHTHtty fortune. nre44 Az ~
fred G. iaaaeEhilt. who was made chief
.eaf4i..e :. n q IsnrnrtIla
zHeginaId Vanderbilt. who shared equally
With GLADYS. Gertrude Vanderbilt Whit
ney tAirs, Harry Payne Whitney,. who
gut ss.Ftpco, and Cornelius. who re-
ccived 81 $50, 900.
What aaAA=practlcaliy the dislnheri-
,ance OF Cornelius caused him --ttIreat-
en- to contest the VIII. whcreupon Alfred
made up his suHrur 70 81, $1,000. putting
--st.s,eH an aqua, footing With Gladys
and Reginald.
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II HE WOULD ONLY STICK
- Evans Ais everybody would ba hIppy s.s
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Hot Tip Finished Flfsi,.
Don ENRIQUE BY = Head.

Don ENRIQUE won by a head In the
fourth race. His nrice Went up stead
ily3 and though the horse Inquired 10
going 10 Aflnentutn and KIllaio Mo-
mcntum ia al! the way. only 70 BE
catglit ~ tile nnd Fanst was third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24

MAN Is MISSING, v
FEARED HE is DROWNED
Hiram Meuihew Of South Burlington
Left Home Week Ago on Short
Camping Trip on an Island in
Lake champlain.

Burlington, July 24.-Hiram Merri.
hew Of South Burlington, the we'll
known market gardener IS missing and
ii IL feared that he has been drowned
in Lake Champlain.
. Mr., Merrihew left his home last
Wednesday for few days camping at
nenlow's island of Colchester point
He went to Queen City Park and
started OF in his small gasoline launch
alone Wednesday evening, carrying pro-
visions for three or four days, q gaso,
line can partly filed and other articles,
Ilc was expected to return home on
Sunday.
Friday afternoon Capt. Chiott, who
rents boats on the lake front, found
an empty gasoline can, a can Of provi-
sions, including some potatoes, peas,
new cabbage and other food, together
with pair of oars, on top Of the break.
water The sons Of Mr. Merrihew read
Of Captain Chiott finding the articles
and yesterday morning came to the
city and inspected them, positively iden.
tifying the oars and the provisions as
those that their father had when he
left home.
They Immediately engaged a launch
and started for the camp to investigate
further Nothing has been found of the
launch in which Mr.. Merrihew left the
park.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24
SAY IT WASN'T vENlsoN.
Coping and Guide Gave Tramp Steak
Plead Not Guilty.

Brattleboro, July 24.--Harry Niles Of
Bennington and d. +. Copping OF New
York city were arraigned here yester-
day afternoon before Justice A. p Car
penter on the charge Of having had in
their possession on July 10, 1906, deer
which they had killed in the town of
Stratton, both pleaded not guilty and
their ease was continued until the Sep.
temper term OF county court under bonds
of $l00 IN each case, which were fur
nished by J. ]. Stakeholder, their at
torney. They were spending a vacation
in Strattou and asked tramp TO take
dinner with them. They state that they
had some steak for dinner and the tramp
told game warden named Harry Chase
that the meat was that Of a deer That
officer had been waiting for a year for
Coping 10 come back to Bennington to
be arrested. They were arraigned last
week in Bennington but the court de-
creed that the case was out of It's juris-
dietion and dismissed the case, the town
Of Stratton being in Windham county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24
AN UNUSUAL EFFORT.
Taken by Two Canoeists Going From
Hardwick to Worcester.

If Oscar G. Gallagher, professor in the
Boston English high school, and his
brother, Rollin NJ. Gallagher, professor
IN the Middlesex school In Concord, N.
H., succeed in their undertaking they
win have performed something never
done before it Is thought. They are to
make canoe trip from Hardwici, VT,
to Worcester, vt. The Young men who
have been spending the summer at Cur
lis pond in Woodbury. started out on
their trip last Saturday, launching their
canoe ii the Lamoille river. They shot
the rapids in that stream and had an
exciting experience, according to a pos.
cal to a friend in Montpelier.
From the Lamoille they 60 into Lake
Champlain, thence to the mouth Of the
Winooski river They win then paddle
to a point in Worcester, as near as pos
siblc to their summer camp. The trip
will be OF about one hundred miles
length. Unless the Indians did it in the
olden days, the trip has neyr been taken,
at least SO far as known. The course
makes almost complete circle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24
ALMOST DOUBLE DROWNING.
Two Burlington Boys Saved BY an I'm
known Man.

Burlington, July "a There was all
most double drowning yesterday after
noon with Edward Pasha and ]. Moran
as the victims. About four o'clock the
two boys left their home at 16S Battery
street, and started toward the Champlain
Transportation companys wharf to play,
las Is the custom Of many Of the younger
boys III that vicinity. The young fell
lows thought they saw some fish In the
water and III leaning over the edge Of the
dock one Of the boys lost his balance.
In trying To save himself be pulled his
comrade with him into the water,
A man on one Of the canal boats in
the slip saw the boys and Immediately
jumped iii after them With some diff
Guilty he brought both boys ashore.
Young Moran, who was very much
frightened, started for home and on ar
riving there told Mrs. w. III Pasha that
lie had been saved from drowning but
that her boy was dead. Mrs, Pasha
started for the lake on a run and as she
reached the railroad tracks on King
street she saw her boy coming up the
road AS though nothing had happened.
She took the lad home and last night
both the childten We're out playing again.
Both the boys were four years Of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24
OF Washington County Vet
eran'S Association
CONVENTION OPENEDTODAY
Forenoon Given Up to Receiving Menu
bera and Renewing Old Acquain-
tances-Tormal Opening This
Afternoon at Dewey Park. AZ

When the veterans Of the Washing-
ton County Veterans association as
sembled at Dewey park today for their
tenth annual convention, they learned
that since the last meeting nineteen of
their number had passed beyond. To
offset these losses in membership, tnir-
teen more names were added to the
rolls today, making the total Of the
association about $50. OF this number
$50 were present at the first day Of the
convention, with several Sons Of vet>
eran and Spanish American war yeter-
ans.
Those who have died during the year
are: Lyman p. Bruce Of Braintree,
William Peterson Of Montpelier, Mason
r. Curtis Of Orange, George w. Foster
of HaTdwielS, Homer Denny, of Mont
pelier, Orlando Leonard Of Calais,
Charles u. Felcll of Cabot, Chauncey
Harris of Barre, Elijah Whitney Of
Middlesex, James Cameron Of Middle
sex, Oliver Wheelock Of Montpelier, Ri
chard Dodge Of Montpelier, james Mill
ham of SheIburne, Carroll Mcknight Of
Woodbury., Amos M. Emerson Of Calais,
James S. Thompson of Danville, Alex
hAhSi - uOHAlN VI DtbtS11 IAbUly DIQMu
OF Warren and Bert J.. Chamberlain Of
Middlesex.
The executive committee OF the asso-
citation is composed of the following:
John r. Wilson of Worcester, DR.. L. =.
Foster Of Waterbury Center, Capt. L.
NJ. Hutchinson of 1fontpelier, George
Hall Of Roxbury and T. L. Knapp of
Cabot.
This forenoon's session was devoted
wholly to the preliminary work Of the
meeting, the officers completing their
preparations and the members receiving
each other in open-handed welcome.
There were many touching reunions of
the old soldiers and many an incident
was told again with no lessening of
the interest. The formal opening of
the two days meeting came this after
noon, when the welcome was extended
to the veterans.
The evening campfire viii consist of
singing, song recital by E. A. Mutt of
Montpelier, assisted by f. K. Co.'s, adj
dresses by representatives of the w. r.
G. and Ladies of the g. a. r. 1t Is
expected that John II. senter of Mont
palier will speak also. The convention
close tomorrow when the veterans feel
like leaving.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-24
UNSAFE BED
ON THE TR OK
Daniel Case Of Rutland Did 1t
and was Killed
WAS RUN OVER BY TRAIN
Went to Sleep on Sharp Curve Of Della
ware & Hudson Railroad Track
and Was Seen BY Engineer
Too Late.

Castleton, Julys a. Lying asleep on
the track Of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad near Hayes crossing, Daniel Case,
an einploye of the Rutland electric rail-
way company, was run over by vest
bound train yesterday afternoon and cut
to pieces near the spot where his father
was killed by train some years ago.
Case was struck at sharp curve,
which made it impossible for the engi-
neer to see him until too late to stop his
locomotive. One arm and leg were cut
off and the mans head was badly dis.
figured. The body was brought to tho
station here. and was viewed by the
selectmen, after which it was removed
to an undertaker's rooms.
His wife identified the body there by
the clothing. Ii i believed the man was
intoxicated
Case was so years old. Besides his
wife be leaves a son and two daughters,