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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
HEART TO HEART TALK.
Mac and Alex. Had with a Canadian
High Bailif.

I. +. Mccarthy, secretary treasurer oi
the Quarry Workers International un.
ion, and Alex. |. Cruickshank. president
Of the Vermont state branch, A. +. Of
H. returned last evening from "trip
90 various points In Canada, where they
have been on business for the past three
days. The business which called them
to Canada was the importation Of 40
granite workers from Aberdeen. Scot
land, who were hired BY Mcintosh 4 co.
Of Stanstead. r. @, to act as strike
breakers, the regular men in the plant
having been ont on strike for nearly
year. Mr.. Mccarthy thought that per.
haps he could persuade the men not to
90 to work under the circumstances, but
his appeals were unsuccessful.
The trip was not without its SAVIOR Of
excitement, and an incident took place
which Mccarthy and Cruickshank will
They had hired horse and
wagon and Mac" was sppllbinding from
the wagon while the president held the
horse; when upon warning cry from
some Of the men assembled they were
obliged to make d quick trip over the
few rods of Canadian territory which
them from the United States.
This sudden departure became impcr-
ative because of the appearance Of no
less 4 parsonage than the high bailifr |
Il the district, with all the majesty Of |
.ne Canadian law at his back, and that |
aw imposes d penalty for the work
which Mae was doing, or attempting /
y do. They did not stop to discuss the |
inc points oil the law until safe on Tn
ie Sans territory, and then had a
leart to heart talk with tile bailiil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
BACK TO THE MINES
SAYS EX-COPPER KING
Heinze Reported to Be Ready to Sell
His New York Holdings to Start
All Over Again in Montana.

New York, Oct. 19.-Back to the
mines This il is asserted today, Is tn,
plan Of i. Augustus Heinke, late copper
king, to rehabiltate himself and carry
out his fight against his copper rivals
IL Is said that he is determined 10 dis.
pose Of mis- New York holdings ami re-
turn to Montana.
Developments yesterday consequent
upon the collapse OF the Heinze projected
copper corner included an announcement
that Otto Heinze q Co. at meeting
OF creditors next Monday would offer q
settlement in full Of all claims which
the firm considered "legal."
These were said to include about So
100000, and did not include the claims
OF Gross 4 Kleeberg.
In the supreme court today an at
tachment was issued for Sl0s,075 prop.
erty Of the state savings bank Of Butte.
Mont, in favor Of the Mercantile for a
balance declared to be due on demand
note Of $4,000 made by the state say.
inps bank on March 5.
Conservative Wall street men last
night expressed the opinion that the
furry was over 50 far as serious results
were concerned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
GO INTO BUSINESS :
ON THEIR OWN HOOK
EOrthheid Granite Cutters Out Of Work
Form a Cooperative Scheme and
Get Shed Room in The
Ellis Plant.

A party d fourteen granite cutters
and one blacksmith have started IN bus.
iilcas for themselves On the co.oporhtise
plan It Norlhheld and hope 10 ect =
iiNing, with perhaps something Decides.
during the period ol business depression
there nov. They have secured room
in the Ellis shed No. I. which i at
present shut down because OF lack Of
business, and are ready 10 take on
work. When the Ellis shed l. wanted
by the owner they win yacate and
turn over their nncompleted contracts
20 the Ellis company Il arrangements
are made with the company. The men.
al but two of whom are italians. have
been working for Ellis and are hoping for
a revival of busines. for that firm.
Meanwhile they want some work, on
y hich 70 live, 20 they are going into
this cooperative scheme Of granite cut.
ting. Most Of them have iamilirs ana
prefer not 70 leave NoFthleld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
RAILROAD MAN RESIGNS.
Archibald Buchanan Leaves Central
Vermont Railway For New Position.

st. Adams Oct. 49, Archibald Blu.
chanan, Jr, has resigned his position a.
superintendent Of motive power Of the
Central Vermont railway to accept the
position Of chief OF the bureau of in.
spection with the new public service
commission of the state Of New York.
MIR. Buchanan will assume his new du-
ties Nov. !, with headquarters at al
bany. He has been with the Central
Vermont railway for about five years,
hts headquarters being in this city,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Rico ealvefasa returned last nigat
from Redstone, N IL, where he has
been working for the past few months.
Ray 0ppenheimer was given sur
prise party at bis home on Pearl
street last evening, the occasion being
his 18th birthday There were present
about 25 Of his young friends ana an
enjoyable evening was passed in play
ing games. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Among arrivals ut the City hotel to-
day are II, ". Varnum, Jeiiersonville;
+. Hollwork, Bridgeport. Conn; Mr..
and Mrs George W. Elwood, New York;
r. Linas, Chicago.
Miss Jessie Beattie has returned from
Ciaremont. \. IL, where she has gradu-
ated from the Claremont general hos
pital
An Informal spread viii be given at
the Nincitia club this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
THAT QUINCY FAILuRE.
Principal Claim Against Charles a. swim
gle 8 Co. Is for Machinery.

Additional information concerning tht
failure Of the granite manufacturing
firm Of Charles A. Swingle & Go. oi
Quincy, Mass. which filed d petition III
bankruptcy this week, is as follows:
Of the total Indebtedness. which
amounts to $42,g26, the sum II s22 s75
is unsecured. The principal unsecured
creditor in this list is j. s. Swingle Of
Quincy, who holds~a claim for SIT .046
for machinery and polishing. The En-
pire Polishing company, also Of Quincy
is a creditor To the amount OF $4,000.
Among The secured creditors are J. S.
Swingle, who holds claim for ST.. 400.
j. II. Elcock $4,000, and Empire Polish
ing company SI,620
The firm also holds itself liable on
$l,500 worth Of indorsed paper held by
the National Granite bank of Quincy.
The total assets are S25, ,507.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
CHINESE MAKE WAR
IN PHILADELPHIA
Two of Their Number Killed on Street
A Continuation of The Hip Sing
Tong Assassination Society.

Philadelphia, Oct. 19.-The warning
factions Of Chinese in this city, who
have periodically resorted to violence iii
their disputes, engaged in fierce COM
bat in Chinatown yesterday, which re.
suited III the death Of Lee lick and Lee
Ting and the probable fatal shooting of
Leoy Tong.
The authorities say the killing was
the result of premeditated plan made
BY members Of the Hip Sing Tong 30
ciety to assassinate witnesses who were
t. have testified yesterday in the trial
Of two Hip Sing Tong men charged with
the murder Of Long Yung on July
last. Long Yung was a member Of the
On Leong Tong society, and was shot
down and killed after he had given tes
timony against Hip Sing Tong men in
another murder trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
Did The Defeated Montpelier
Coli Club Team
ENTERTAINED BARRE MEN
Enjoyable Spread at the Northern Hotel
Last Night, With B. b, Bailey
and James Maekay as Toast
masters.

Colonel Dogic" got toasted auaiu and
again al the Northern hotel dinInv. ro61n
last night by the twenty.nve plavers
n the Barre and Montpelier golf clubs,
VINO thus celebrated the close Of the
scason. Generally their arch enemy, tho
colonel had no terrors for them last
night, and be was even voted a ROYAL
good fellow. The banquet was really
forfeit which the Montpelier club team
paid the Barre team for being defeated
three out Of five matches during tho
past summer There is a good .natured
rivalry between the two clubs, but Il i
all drowned cut at the close OF the sea.
son a this annual get.togcther. So ID
was last night. The Montpelier men
took their defeat gracefully and were
very cheerful hosts.
Besides the two teams. there were
enough more men present 10 bring the
Attendance up 20 q. all Of them enthn-
siastic golfers, even If they weren't
good enough for the team. Joliity and
good appetites rcigned supreme, aided
and abetted by the nice array of viands
which Joe Sangfinetti set before them.
Finally the toastmastcrs had TO call
halt on the mstronomie feats, Just 10
Keep them from eating Joe out Of house
and home. Then the toast masters. or
the double umpire system Of golf. got
busy. They were Burn Bailey Of Mont
pelier and james Mackay Of Barre. They
first called on the club presidents, H. II.
Cutler and James Reid. Then they called
on anyone, wherever their eyes and fan
cy lighted, and before the talk fest end
ed IN draw they had called upon nearly
everyone there. The most Of them re-
sponded Their subjects ranged any
where from golf TO the best way to
handle . teething baby. Applause WAS
literally bestowed. and thankfully re-
eeiyed. At the end they sang Aud Laug
Syue,' and the Montpelier men took a
special car for home. everybody having
been thoroughly pleased.
The successful Barre team were a.
follows; Grange Alycs, Richard Dayie,
Jack Daniels. Leonard r Hutchinson.
Frank y. Burgess, Frank D. Dalgarno,
Alex NJ. Milne Donald Smith and "Al-
phabetical" Matthews
The near winners from Montpelier
Fere Edward D. Field, Burnside b. Bail
", G. Z. Lowe. George X. Putnam. Fred
1. Rowland, Joseph G. Brown, Harry
r. Cutler, A. 4. Heinemann and Richard
1utler.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
TO BETTER QUARTERS.
Emslie Flower Store Now Located in
The Wood Block on Main Street.

The business Of Alex. Emslie & Co..
florists, in this city mas SO increased tnat
the present manager has found it neces-
sary to move the business to more spa
cious quarters and the business, which
Ia been run on Pearl street for the
past three years, mas been moved to
the handsome new store in the addi-
tion which has recently been built on-
to the Woods block
The new salesroom Is fitted with all
of tue conyeniences necessary to tne
business Of first class florist and cut
flower and floral designs for all purposes
will be found there in profusion.
This business was first started at
the present site Of the greenhouse Be.
tween this city and Montpelier about
eight years ago and has steadily IN
creased since the start
The business was started and original
IN owned by two brothers, Alex. and
Charels Ernslie, both the original own
ers having died. its management has
been for the past three years in the
hands Of George EmsIie, VINO expects
with the recently added facilities to do
still more than the present amount Of
business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
PRISONER
CUT THROAT
Robert Waterman Will Prob
ably Recover
IN THE GUILDHALL JAIL
he Was Recently implicated in the
Poisoning Case and the Indiet.
ment Against Him Was Mol
Pressed.

Island Pond, Oct la.-Robert Water.
man, who was implicated in the recent
victory poisoning case and against
whom an indictment Wrs mol pressed.
attempted 10 commit suicide In the
1'ulldhall jail this morning by cutting
his throat with jack knife. lie viii
probably recover last week Waterman
pleaded guilty TO obtaining goods under
false pretenses and was TO have been
sentenced this morning When the ON.
GERS went 60 the jail 70 bring him into
court be complained Of not feeling wen
and they left him for short time. When
they returned to bis cell they found
him with his throat open.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
FOUND SHOTGUN
BESIDE BODY
David Boyoe Of Middlebury Undoubtedly
Killed Himself Last Eyening-Dc-
pOndeney Given as the


Middlebury. Oct l0.--Dayid Boyce
aged 20 years, committed suicide az hi.
home IN the east part OF the town yes
terday afternoon by shooting himself
through the heart lie had been picking
apples with his bro,her.in law, Mr.. Flan.
agan. With whom he lived. and had
stopped work at four o'clock. At sup.
per time Boyce did not appear and Elan.
agan found his lifeless hody In the hen.
house with q shotgun beside Il.
The selectmen and health officer were
notified and pronounced Il clearly case
Of suicide. Dependency Is given as the
cause OF self destruction. The deceased
leaves a mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyco,
two sisters, Mrs. Flanagan and Mrs. I'd
son Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
HAD TO BUILD TRACK
AROUND WRECK
Central Vermont NorthbOuua Train Was
Delayed Three Hours Today
While New Rails Were
Being Laid.

First twas an hour late; then two
and finally three hours. The trouble
on the Central Vermont today was due
chiefly to a freight wreck at Yves. IFar..
ford. a train Of seven cars jumped the
IRON and tore things up badly. The
traek WAS ripped up lor long distance.
and the wreck crew had 20 build $50
feet Of track around the pile before the
north-bound passenger train could pass.
The cars were loaded With -four and
oats. and the vicinity looked like har.
vesting time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
EDWARD CANNING DEAD.
Well-Known Young Man Of Montpelier
Passed Away Today.

Edward Canning only son of James
Canning Of Montpelier. and we'll known
in this city. died at his home in the
former place at one o'clock this morn
ing, following long Illness with liver
trouble. For a year and half he had
been unable 70 work. Prior 70 that he
had been employed in Gil's store. He
was 20 years old and was educated IN
st. Michael's school, and also attended
Goddard seminary He was skilled on
the piano. The funeral will be held
Sunday at $3.50 o'clock, aud the Knights
Of Columbus, of which order he was
member, will attend in a body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
Ioe,s Horse Has uneasy spelI.

That horse Of Joe sanguinetti's vas
taken with another uneasy feeling this
morning while attached co delivery
wagon on Granite street and ran up
by one wildly gesticulating Italian and
about 80 kids. al of whom we're IN.
deavoring to stop the fsing steed On
making the turn into Seminary street
the horse missed his calculation and
fell down breaking the wagon somewhat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
SUES FOR SALARY
IN BURLINGTON
D. W. c. ciapp Wants si,2oo-He Claims
That It Is Due Him for ioos-He
Was the 0fhcial Who Was
Removed from once.

Burlington, Oct. I'D. W. c. Clapr
has entered suit against the city Of Bur.
lington 20 recover 81 200 for salary al.
legged 20 be due him rs superintendent
of streets in 1905. The suit In return.
able at the March term Of Chittenden
county court.
Mr.. Ciapps bill was FIRST presented
TO the board Of alderman and was re-.
ferrcd to City Attorney Macomber. The
latter reported TO the board October Z
that In his opinion Mr. Clapp was en-
titled to compensation for his services
from May J, 1905, TO June OF the same
year, when he was removed from Office.
The mattor was then referred to the
board Of finance, which has not yet re-
ported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
onlY Slirht chance q Rernrer

Rutland, Oct 49,. Mrs. NJ. Walsh Of
Wales street Wednesday afternoon.
while on the street, was taken with an
attack Of acute Indigestion which az.
fented her heart, causing her to fan un-
conscious. In her fall Mrs. Walsh
struck her head with enough force to
cause a slight eoncussion of the brain.
She has been unconscious since. Her
attending physician says she has only a
slight chance Of recovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
TERRIFIC FORCE
TO THIS EXPLOSION
Two Men Killed and Third Seriously
Hurt at New Hartford, Conn,
This Morning, Including Man
ager of Plant.

New Hartford, Conn, Oct. ia ma
chine used in manufacturing Illuminating
gas from petroleum exploded this morn.
ing with terrific force Thomas O'Con-
nell, manager Of the plant, aud Michael
Donovan, his assistant were instantly
killed. George Gagon, helper, was
seriously injured. There were no others
IN the building
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
stock Geta Life Sentence.

Bottom. Oct 1o- Walter Stock was
sentenced to life Imprisonment by Judge
Brown IN the superior court late yes
terday for the murder of his sweethear.
Mary Agnes Bates, at the street rail
way waiting room at Roxbufy Crossing.
on April last. stock was indicted for
murder in the first degree, but the court
accepted his plea Of guilty OF murder in
the second degree. The shooting fol-
lowed a quarrel over religious matters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
SENT A WARRANT
FOR BARRE WOMAN
U. $. Treasury Sends Pay For Sls,5OO
For The Post Office Site Corner
Of Prospect Street

Washington, D. G., Oct. ia treas
ury warrant for $13,50O was mailed 10.
day to the U. s. district attorney for
Vermont to pay Jannett Martin for
property at the corner of Main and
Prospect streets, Barre, VT. which has
been selected as the site Of the new fed
eral building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
REV. SHERBURNE ACCEPTS.
Will Become Field Agent Of the Vermont
Bible Society.

Presiding Elder w. S. Smithers OF
Montpelier received last night d letter
from the Rev. II D. Sherburne of Bel
lows Falls. formally accepting the posi-
tion Of secretary and field agent Of the
Vermont Bible society Mr. Sherburne
will not be able To assume the duties Of
his Office for few weeks. and until then
the Rev II b. Kellogg Of Waterbury will
have charge. MFR. Sherburne has not de-
eided where he will locate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
peath d Fastman child.

Nellie Eastman, daughter Of Mrs. Eva
May Eastman, died At her home on 36
Hill street at two o'clock this morning
after short illness with spinal menia-
gifts. The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock in the Saliva
tion Army hall, after short service ut
the house at 2;30. The body will be
tSSen to Randolph Center for burial.
Captain McNeigh viii oficiats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
KNOCKED DOWN BY TREE.
Edwin Douglass Of Stowe Received Pain.
full, Wounds Yesterday.

Stowe, Oct. 10 While at work for
Edwin Douglass numbering for ii. ID.
shaw on mountain near the Forks YES
terday, Joseph Ravelin, who lives in one
of J. Z, Houston's houses on the south
branch was struck by a large limb and
was knocked senseless He recovered
and walked home. He received Qash
four inches long over one eve and ono
arm and leg were hurt. His injuries.
though painful, are not considered seri.
ous
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
ROBINS IS EACH.
Charles Angelo Shot Eight and So Had !
Bill Of $40 TO Settle.

Woodbury., Oct. la.--Before Justice W.
g Daniels On Thursday there were three
hunting eases tried Saturday Dissippo
and Nichola Alantasapa were charged
with Sunday hunting. and pleading gull
ty were each fined $50 and costs. Charles
Angelo was up for shooting eight robs
ias. He pleaded guilty and was charged
s. for each robin, making q total 81 go.
70 say nothing Of costs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
GETS rwo YEARS.
Joseph wilhs Was Sentenced Today fol-
Rape.

Guildhall. Oct l9--In Essex county
court today. Joseph Wilkie Of Victory
charged with rape, pleaded guilty ana
was sentenced 20 not less than two and
not more than three years IN the state
prison. Court adjourned this morning.
as Judge Miles has TO 20 elsewhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
NILES CASE THIS TERM.
Newport Center Murder Trial to Be Call
ed Soon.

Newport, Oct 10. Orleans county
court resumes session Monday after an
adjournment Of three weeks. Niles,
who shot his wife 1T Newport Center
last April, will be tried this term. The
defence, it il said, will put in plea of
insanity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
10 SOLVE TRUST EVIL.
Is The Plan of Several Hundred stu
dents Of Economy NOW in Session.

Chicago, Oct 10 Three hundred
students Of economy are gathered aere
today to find q remedy for the @trust
evil at the call Of the National Civic
Federation. The states already register
ed are New York, Maine, Texas, OHIO.
Minnesota and Illinois.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
REOPEN GRANITE PLANT.
Ford s. Son of Cambridge, Mass, Co
to Milford, N. RI.

Milford, \. H.. Oct. 10. Ford & Son
Of Cambridge, Mass, will early in No
vember put in operation the granite
plant formerly operated by the Milford
Granite company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
NOT AN AssEr.
But Waterbury Man Has Debts Of
sl,7ee, Frank C. Evans.

Burlington, Oct. l9-Frank S. Evans
q Waterbury, a commercial traveller.
filed petition in bankruptcy yester-
day He has liabilities Of 81 i,766, with
no assets.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-01-12
exertmely wealthy Australian mer-
Roscommon.

chant.
Roscommon.
Mrs. Bridget Conry, while on
visit to friends home, at Harmon,
Castlerea, ON Dec. IA, was taken sud-
denly i'll and expired shortly after be-
ing removed to her own home. She
was 20 years Of age and was greatly
respected in the locality in which she
lived.
On Dec. 10 County Inspector Smyth,
who has been transferred to Castle
bar, left Roscommon to take over
charge of his new district He was
given a royal send off at the station
by his late associates at headquar-
ters
Tyrone.
Owen Devlin. of Coalisland, died at
the County Hospital, on Dec. 81, after
a very long illness, having been there
over twelve months.
Wicklow.
On Dec. II, at Bray, two deaths Of
we'll known residents were reported
almost simultaneously to the police.
Peter Cruise, a local gardener, be-
came weak while making some pur-
chases in the Canton Tea House,
Quinsbororugh road, and never rallied.
The second death was that Of William
Smell, a local horse trainer.
Waterford.
At the meeting Of the Waterford
Board of Guardians, on Dec. 10, Mr..
Hyland. T. c., (Chairman), a letter was
read from DR.. Vincent White resign
ing his position as Medical Officer OF
the Waterford No. Dispensary Dis
trict, owing to ill-health, after 20 years.
service. The resignation was accept
ed. The Mayor of Waterford gave no.
tice Of his intention to move that DR..
White be granted a retiring allowance.
| Wexford.
| NIr. VIM. Redmond had on view III
the House Of Commons on Dec. IS,
some splendid specimens Of Irish to-
bacco leaves grown and cured by Can
on Luke Doyle, of Tagoat, Co. WEEK
ford. The texture and aroma OF the
leaves were declared by some mem.
bers with a special knowledge Of to,
bacco growing to be remarkably good
The death of the Rev. j. Wall, c. c.,
Ballykelly, which occurred at his resi-
dence OH Dec. Is, has occasioned the
deepest regret throughout South WEEK
ford.