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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY BARRED.
Its License Has Been Revoked BY the
State Of Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug s.-The license
Of the Southern Railway company TO do
business in Alabama has been revoked,
by action Of Secretary Of State Frank
n. Julian, who has caused to be entered
upon the stub Of such license in the
records Of his Office, the statement that
for yilation Of Senate bill No. Sc, eiFec-
tive July /, the Southern railway has
been deprived Of its right to do business
IN the state. His action Is not in resist.
ance to restraining orders issued BY the
United States court Of the fifth circuit,
as this law Is not among those COM
batted by the railroads and not included
in any Of the litigation now pending in
the court Of Federal Judge Jones OF the
middle Alabama district. The case upon
which the revocation was made out came
from the circuit court Of Talladega coun-
ty, in the shape Of a notification from
Clerk j d. McNeel, that a suit had been
removed from the state court TO the fed
eral court. Secretary Julian found there
was nothing else to do but mark the
license cancelled as the action Of the
statute Is automatic. A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
To Cover the Base Ball Void
in Barre
Of FOUR OR SIX TEAMS
"A Trophy or Remnant Might BE Award
ed the Winner--Several Teams
Are Already Or
ganized.

Since the demise Of the Vermont bass
ball league there has been some agita-
tion among local base ball enthusiasts
for good substitute to appease the
base ball appetite. The substitute which
seems the best and also the most eco
nomical il city league, composed of
four or six teams. There are already
several amateur teams organized IN town
and all are playing good ball. The Crcs-
cents have been represented on the dia~
mond for several years. The Italian Ath-
letic club has got a lot Of good ball
players The Hibernians and knights Of
Columbus have their representatives on
the diamond, aud two more teams could
easily be raised in the city, Of aboub
equal ability.
There might be some sort of trophy
awarded the winner Of the city eham-
pionship at the close of months sched-
ule The cost Of such d league would be
small, as there would be no salaries, no
travelling expenses and none Of the large
bills which swamped the Vermont league.
Besides, there would be some income to
defray the actual necessities Of the
game. The league could probably ar
range TO play either on the trotting park
Or Intercity park, with an admission
charge to the game, It is certain that
league Of this sort would stir up consid-
cradle friendly rivalry, and rightly con-
Quoted would be success. A city
league has been running in Burlington
for about d month and is taking the plaea
Of organized base ball. It is possible that
the hackers Of the various teams will
get together to finish out the season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
SUNDAY SERVICES
Times and Places Of Worship ana Sub
jects Of Sermons.

At the Congregational church the
Rev. J. B. Sargent Of Northheld will
preach in the morning Y n s. G. Il.
meeting at 5i45 p ms in the parlor.
Christian Science services tomorrow
az 1045 a. no.. Wednesday evening at
7.30; reading room open Tuesday, aud
Friday from 2 TO 4 o'clock, at Summer
street.
The regular Swedish services will be
held in the Baptist church Sunday at
"a y. ni. The regular midweek prayer
meeting at 1880 Wednesday evening
All arc cordially invited.
The Rev. Il. "A. Bishop win preach at
the fielding Methodist church tomorrow
morning. Ii Is expected that the rev
IL q Thayer win return from bis fa
eation and preach thc following snnday
At ST. Moulcas churoh ChiHWnr
mass al . O'clock, celebrant, Roy P NJ
MeKonna; parish mass o. 1890 O'clock,
celebrant, Hev y n Cray; eatecdsm, j
p mi rosary and benedietions p. MI
bnptisms at 4 p, m,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
DEZIEL FUNERAL
HELD THIS MORNING
Three Lodges and Members Of The
Local Medical Fraternity, At
tended in Body at st.
Monica's Church.

The funeral services Of Dr.. ]. s.
Deziel, who died suddenly last Wednes-
day were held at seven o'clock this
morning at ST. Monica's church, Rev.
r. II. MelIenna officiating. Father
McKenna spoke briefly Of the life and
usefulness of the deceased and extended
his sympathy to the sorrowing rela-
tives and friends.
The medical fraternity Of the city
attended the funeral in body and the
following of its members acted as mem
bers, Dr. j. E. Mcsweeney, Or. e. B.
Whitaker, DR.. J. Henry Jackson, DR..
w. d. Reid, DR.. F. @. Ligouri and Or.
G. +. II. Hayes Of Graniteville. Dele
cations were present from Hiawatna
lodge, /. 0. 0. f.; Green Mountain
lodge, ]. @. O. r. MI. q. and court
Robert Emmett, G. o. r. OF which 20
cieties Dr. Deziel was member. The
casket was buried under q bank Of
beautiful flowers.
The remains were taken on the 7:45
train to Brethier, Quebec, DR. Deziefs
native town, for interment.
Among the floral tributes were, cross
OF asters, carnations, roses and lilies Of
the valley from the Barre medical pro-
fession; pillow roses, carnations and
sweet peas from the Catholic Order Of
Foresters; pillow Of roses, carnations and
sweet peas from Manchester Unity, the
independent Order Of Odd Fellows;
wreath Of roses, sweet peas and earna-
tions from Mr.. and Mrs Sam King; am
chor Of roses, sweet peas, carnations from
the Deziel family; carnations from Mrs.
Mandigo and daughterss roses from DR..
G. l.. II. Hayes and Mrs. j. G. Johnson;
roses from Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Prindle;
asters from Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cutler,
Fred Hyland, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. n. Grang-
er and Miss Y. G. Frazier; carnations
from DR.. and Mrs. Bailey; sweet peas
from Miss Rose Boyce; carnations from
Rebekah lodge.
Two brothers Of DR.. Deziel, Uric and
il. E., who reside In Providence, r. l.,
were in town to attend the funeral, and
another brother, Edmund, who had IN
tended To come was unable to do 50 and
viii meet the funeral party at Mon
treal Mrs. wv. nj. Manaigo Of st. Sci
bastian, Quebec, also came to attend the
funeral.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
CHINESE WAR
I'm BOSTON
New York Men Made Raid on
COuntrymen
KILLING THREE AT ONCE
Many More Were Hurt in the Encoun
ter Last Night--Several Arrests
Made on Suspicion Of Com
plicity.


Boston, Aug 3.-Burning with hatred
for their deadly enemies belonging 60 the
rival On Leong Tong society, band Of
New York Cinnamon numbering a dozen
or more, and said to be members Of the
notorious Hep Sing Tong organization,
entered narrow alley in Chinatown Last
night and drawing new 44-calibre reYolv-
ers, opened fire upon half hundred of
Cinnamon, killing three and injuring
eleven
AT the sound Of the first volley the
Cinnamon rushed for their quarters STUN
bling over one another iii their haste to
reach shelter behind closed doors. The
Hep Sing Tong men chased their victims
into their own doorways and shot them
down as they rushed up stairs or into
side rooms. Then casting away their
guns, the strange visitors rushed from
the Chinese quarter most of them es-
Gaping the police. The dead are;
Wong su Jung, aged so, restaurant
proprietor
Chin Let, 35, laundry man.
Chin Mon Quin, IS, merchant
Immediately after the shooting one Of
the Hep Sing Tong men from New York
was captured by policeman as he was
running away. The man gave his name
as MIN Sing, aged 20, Of New York.
He was dressed in American clothes.
Later an officer at the South station
took into custody Hong Woon, aged "a,
|of New York, whose hands were powder
stained, Both prisoners are charged
with manslaughter.
The police placed under arrest on sus-
picion seven other Cinnamon, who are
strangers TO the local colony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
MAGILL AND WIFE
HELD FOR MURDER
Two Indictments Returned by the Illinois
Grand Jury in the Poisoning
Case.

Clinton, H., Aug. 3.-The grand jury
which has been investigating the death
Of Mrs. Pet Magll, The first wife Of
Fred Afagill, who with his second wife
is in Jail here, having been brought back
from California. TO answer to the charge
Of having caused the death OF Mrs Pet
Alogill, yesterday returned one indict-
ment against Magill and one indictment
against Mrs, Faye Graham Magill. The
indictments were gtactly alike, each con-
aiming six distinct counts.
The six counts in each indictments are
as follows.
That Mrs. Pet Magill was murdered
the administration Of strychnine poi
NJ; that the murder was done by arr
mic; that she was smothered with a
lit that she was strangled by chloro.
z srm that she committed suicide as the
result Of compact with the defendants,
and by their advice, that her death was
caused by the defendants, by some means
unknown to the grand jury
Maoill and his bride Of four weeks
were ii the court room when the indict-
ments were returned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
PRIESTS ATTACK SOLDIERS.
The italian Anti Clerical Riots Con-
tinue.

spezzia, Aug. Z. The anti.clerical
feeling which has been running high in
this part Of italy as result Of the al
legged imoral practices 81 the Salesian
Fathers in their school at Varazze, eui-
minated today in a violent anti clerical
demonstration which brought about
three -eonored fight in this city between
the populace, detachment Of cara
bineers and a number Of the Salesian
Fathers. The Fathers attacked the
carabineers with stones and attempted
to disarm them. The crowd then mixed
i'll and shots were exchanged. Four
carbaineers were wounded, One of the
manifestants were killed and two were
wounded.
Turin, Aug. 3.The anti-clerical riots
which have broken out in northwestern
Italy are largely result Of popular ex.
citement following the publication Of
certain alleged immoral practices Of the
Salesian fathers at Varazze This ex-
posure was printed in LAvoro. The
school has been closed and the pupils
sent To their homes. The public prose
cutor of the district has arrived at
Yarazze and il conducting an investiga
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
CURIOUS MURDER By INDIANS.
Killed Insane squaw, Fearing Raving
Would Scare Away Game.

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 3.-The Dominion
Government Justice Department was no.
tilted Of remarkable murder Super
stitious Indians in the wilds OF Keewotin
murdered. n squaw She became de.
lirious, and ia compliance with tribal
customs, superstitiously fearing her
spirit would escape to the woods and
frighten away the game, as spirits Of
insane persons are thought by them to
do, the entire tribe assembled. and in
their presence the two leaders Of the
band choked her to death with piece
Of canvas. They believed that thus
stopping her rawlings imprisoned the evil
spirit and preserved the game Joseph
l'idler, the chief, and John Fidler, the
medicine man, are under arrest, charged
with murder The murdered woman was
Of the same name and blood as the two
prisoners. This piece Of barbarism was
executed within 200 miles of Kenora.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
HAIL IN BENNINGTON.
Did Great Deal Of Damage to the
Crops.

Bennington, Aug. ga hail storm that
was evidently local struck this vicinity
late yesterday afternoon and did thou
sands Of dollars damage to growing
crops Hail as large MS marbles fell IN
such quantities that there were last night
heaps Of 1t still standing on the lawns
and IN sheltered places under the trees
Whehthe storm ceased there were places
uneNpo q p the rays of the sun, which
began shiiillg almost Immediately, where
the hail lay inches deep. Men and boys
gathered ia the street and snow ballcd
each other with handfus Of tho hail
Tho hail came down with such force
thnt birds were stunned and The side
walks we're covered with leaves beaten
from shade trees Every farmer within
tho radius of tile storm Il heavy loser
for fields Of corn have been literally torn
60 ribbons and every garden ID town ii
4 wreck Potatoes grain and other crops
have received O setback from which they
cannot recover and such growing vege.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
FORAKER TO FIGHT ON.
At Sandusky viii Make New State
ment.

Columbus, o., Aug. Especial from
Sandusky, where the members Of the
Ohio Legislature gather today for their
annual reunion, says that though SEN.
ator Foraker, who is there as a guest,
i not on the programme for speech,
he will be called upon at the banquet
tonight TO speak and win take the OPP
portunity to state the reasons again for
his opposition to the nomination of
Secretary Taft for the presidency 1t
is said that he viii give the cabinet
members something to answer in the adj
dress which he Is to take here on the
evening of Aug 10 under the auspices
Of the Buckeye Republican club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
NEW YORK POLICE MADLY
HUNTING FOR RIPPER
East Side TeTorized by Awful Crimes
in Which Women and Girls Have
Been the Victims Of
Unknown.

New York, Aug. 3-The murder of lit
tie eight year-old Katie Tietschler, who
was found dead Thursday cboked to
death with her own hair ribbon and her
body mutilated by the slayer's lust, in
a dark cellar on First avenue, has called
forth every effort Of the whole police
department to find the flend who has
been satiating his murderous appetite in
the stranling and hacking to pieces OF
his victims. Unlike the White Chapel
"Jack the Ripper" the New York slayer
picks out bis victims among children
as well as women The killing of the
Tietschler child was the most atrocious
in the city's criminal history.
Two men and woman are being held
in custody on the suspicion that they
know something Of the girls death. The
woman, Anna Aessner. was arraigned IN
the night court and held without bail
for the coroner The woman was taken
to police headquarters and was closely
questioned by detectives. She admitted
that she knew Gaetano Rippolone, the
eobbler. and his employe, Giuseppe Bon.
fanta, both Of whom are being detained
by the police. She said she had been
living for several days at the house
where the child's body was found BE.
fore that she had resided with the Tiet.
schler family but Karl Tietschler had
ordered her to leave the house.
The seeming inability Of the police to
check the wave Of chime which is now
spreading itself unchecked in the killing
and spoilation Of women and children
has created state OF fear among hum
dreds Of families on the East Side, where
the Tietschler crime was committed, and
in other parts Of the city. Police Com
missioner Bingham says that the present
police force is inadequate to properly
police the city. but that everything pos
sible Is being done by the force under his
direction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
.IMPLICATES TWO In
TRAIN ROBBERY
Pair Arrested Through Unguarded Tip
Given BY Man Now in Jail.

Butte, Mont, Aug. g.. George c.
Hastings, another Northern Pacific train
robber suspect, was arrested yesterday
near Whitehall while attempting to
leave the state, and Harry ]. Gniber,
another enlisted man, win be brought
back fran Fort Stevens, Or, making
three under arrest.
The man Tower, in the county Jail,
unwittingly implicated both Gruber and
Hastings, and the authorities are now
convinced that there were FIVE men im-
plicated in the plot, but that only two,
George Tower and Gruber, attempted 70
carry it out, and killed Engineer Glow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
Mon 'IPELIER.
4 Loss ADJUsTED.
1t Is the Third Sustained by the Granite
Mutual Co. In It's History.

The loss sustained on the property Of
Norman Murray on the edge Of Williams
town, resulting from the severe storm Of
week ago, has just been adjusted BY
the Granite Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany Of this city. The buildings were alI
burned except the house, and that was
scorehed. The amount of insurance paid
Mr.. Murray was $7s4.10, while the total
loss was S1,700. This is only the third
loss which the Granite Mutual has sus-
tanned in It's history. Tho company start
ed to write policies the first of last
March. The business Of this company Is
booming right along, and Is far snrpass-
ing the expectations Of its promoters.
The amount Of insurance written each
month is larger than the preceding
month. The company now has about
fifty agencies in the state. Since tho
first Of March the Granite Mutual has
written over q quarter Of a million busi-
ness
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
FELL TWENTY-FIVE FEET.
David L'Ecuyer, of Enosburg Falls
Suffers Injuries.

Enosburg Falls, Aug 3.--Dayid
L'Ecuyer, Of this place, about 1880
o'clock yesterday afternoon, slipped on
a board and fell from the top Of the
new school building, where he was
working to the ground, twenty. five
feet below. His left arm WAS broken
and his head and face were badly cut.
DR.. G. A. Pratt was called and dressed
the wounds, and The injured man is
resting comfortably.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
NEW RACING CIRCUIT.
To Include Rutland, Middlebnry and
Fair Haven Fairs.

Rutland. Aug. "A new racing cir
cult has been formed to include the Rtlt-
land, Middlebury and Fair Haven fairs
and because of the opportunity to CONF
pete at the three meets ii Ii expected
that some OF the best horses in New
England will be seen at the Rutland
county fair which comes September 3, 4
and 5. The date Of the Addison county
fair, Middlebury, Il August "a, 2s and
20 and 30 and Of the Western Vermont
Agricultural society fair ut Fair Haven
September 10, III, ~ and Is. The
purses for the horse races at the three
fairs aggregate $4,000. The entries for
the Rutland fair close August 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
BROOKS ON RACE SUICIDE.
Caused, He Thinks BY The High Cost of
Living.

Chatauqua, n. ", Aug. s.--John Gra-
ham Brooks, believes the cost Of living
TO be the chief cause OF race suicide,
according TO an address he made at the
Chautauqua assembly. "I hesitate to
bring up the question Of race suicide" !"
he said, ''but It is dismal fact that
the increased expense of bringing up
children in cities, where the people either
choose or are compelled 10 live, is
largely responsible for the decrease in
the birth rate"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
Buslnesa Good.

New York, Aug. Dispatches 10 r.
G Dunn & Co indicate that business is
making satisfactory progress, especially
at the interior points where the umcer.
tainty regarding tho crops Is gradually
disappearing
Boston reports that there Il tone Of
confidence in Wholesale markets and that
some retail lines are very busy, but Old
Home Week causes some interruption.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Lena Amelia Howes Died This Morning
Aged n Years.

Miss Lena Amelia Howes, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Howes, died this
morning at the home Of her parents on
North Main street after a long illness
with acute kidney disease. Miss Howes
was q years Of age and was a graduate
of Spaulding high school in the class OF
1900 and had many friends.
The funeral viii be held Tuesday af-
ternoen at two O'Clock at the house.
She was an only child and Is survived
by both her parents,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
welcomed Home

a surprise party was given lest night
IN Trinity ball to Mis-. Agnes Nelson on
the event of her Homecoming after an
absence 0f year Music was furnished
for dancing BY an orchestra Of three
pieces until II O'Clock. During The
evening refreshments were served The
guests report pleasant evening and
Miss Nelson q pleasant surprise,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
eREAr F1Np FoR woRKMEN.
Spanish Gold Coins Worth $4,000 are
Uncovered.

Fredericton, n. b., Aug. 3.-Worlsmen
excavating in Marysvlle, manufact-
uring town near this city, have I'M
covered i02 Spanish gold coins Of The
eighteenth century. The money y
worth $4,000 None Of the residents Of
Marysville can explain how the coins
came to be buried there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
ELECTED TO OFFICE.
Rev. L. 0. sherburne May Be Bible So
socicty's Secretary.

The Rev. /. 0. Sherburne Of Bellows
Falls has been unanimously selected al
corresponding secretary and agent Of the
Vermont Bible society to succeed the late
Rev. 4. H. Elliott II Is not known
If he viii accept, The Rev. Mr., Sher-
burne Il now serving bis sixth year as
pastor Of the Methodist church in Bel
lows Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
tables NJ squash, cucumberss toinat9es
and beans are worthless
TWO FIRES STARTED.
Both Were Insured Ii the Vermont Mu-
tual Co.

St. Johnsbury, Aug. a.Dnring q
heavy shower yesterday afternoon, the
lightning struck in two places in Danville
and tile big barns of Salma Davis, con-
tanning over so tons Of hay, and the
house and barn of Thomas Utton, AM
other Danyille farmer, were burned to
the ground. Both men had their prop
erty insured III the Vermont Mutual In
sure company Of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
FuNERAL OF G. ". HALL.
Was Held Yesterday Afternoon at Home
of G. e. Mcfarland.

The funeral Of Carl ". Hall was held
at two o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the home Of George +. Mcfarland on
south Main street, the Rev. G. C. Com
nor officiating. Mrs. N. D. Lamb sang
two selections. There were many floral
tributes from the friends and relatives
of the deceased. The bearers were III.
c. Leonard, Charles Townsend, S. d.
Allen, +. IT. Cave. c. w. Meleher, and
u. p. Wiley. The interment was in
Elmwood cemetery Among the rela-
tiyes from out Of town were Mr.. aud
Mrs. George Reed and Mrs. Kittredge,
with her daughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
VERMONT CHAMPIONSHIP
The First Round in the Annual Golf
Tournament.

Manchester, Aug. 3.-The first rround
at match play in the Vermont state golf
championship was completed here yester
day morning on the Ekwanok links.
Merrill Waters, the holder Of the title,
handily won his match with George
Morse by mp and 4 TO play. Former
champions A. NJ. Reed and Paul Water
man are still IN the running.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
A NOISY NorIF1cATToN.
But They Went With Beautiful Oak
Buffet,

A party Of the friends aud neighbors
OF Mr. and Mrs. Fernando perras gath
cred at their home son Eastern avenue
last evening snd otter making consid-
cradle noise to apprise them Of their
presence were invited IN and took posses
sion Of the house, sIr. and Mrs Perras,
who were recently married, were pre-
sented an oak buffet, the presentation
being made BY =. n Bean A genrai
social time was enjoyed and refresh-
ments were served during the evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
pRoHnBITIoN MAY NOr pAss.
Alabama Measure May Not Get to The
State Senate.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug 3--Tbe House
by an almost unanimous vote
suspended the rules, took up the state
bill and made it the special
order for today, The action followed an
adverse report by the temperance com.
mittee. II 1t believed that the House
viii pass the prohibition bill, but It Is
doubtful If the measure can be put
through the Senate 50 late in the ses.
afnn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
FARMER KILLED
BY lightning
Burton Kenyon Of Hinesburgh Was
Struck While in the Sugar
Orchard.

IIiuesburgh Aug. Burton Kenyon
OF this town, aged 25 years, was in
stantly killed by lightning yesterday af-
ternoon between one and two o'clock
while employed in the sugar orchard on
Mrs. Susan Rays farm. John Knox,
young man who was working with him,
received severe shock, but was able
10 walk home and tell OF the fate that
had befalen his companion.
The deceased leaves wife and two
children and for the past year had con-
Quoted NJ. NJ. Remmgton's farm in this
town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
DEFEATED MONTPELIER.
Did Greensboro Golfers Who Played in
Mpntpelier.

The Mountain View Golf club Of Green's
boro, which plays the Barre Golf club on
the latter's links today, defeated team
from the Montpelier Country club at
Montpelier yesterday afternoon by the
score of 91a to sI5, the match being ex-
tremely close and interesting, as the
score Indicates. The Greensboro team,
which il composed of summer visitors to
Caspian lake, will return home on the
three o'clock train this afternoon.