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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
La DANA DEL D|A
Ierna rechszads. segda 60
dlcs.@ Reunion on sI Ayun.
tamlentc. -ldas y venIdas.
TODD De VIslTEO
El dlrectorio. Buscando un
candidate para Ia ACADIA.
La derecha republican,,

hsrsss ore % cosa sisrts, que .
Soolsrno hs rsshszaeo la 'erns pra.
ssnssdA por el Dirastorio Rspublieans
para 10 Alssldfs De san Juan, eo1
motlvo GO 10 renunsiA do in Fids
Gaillsrmsby. DlshA tsrna sssaba cam.
pussts do loo asfarss dom Robarto a
Iood. don Manuel sanohss Nora'es I,
o. dostor don Joad Gom,z Brioso.
-Auoshs hubo una Fsuui6n privs
de On el Ayuntamisnto do san Juan
TomaTon parts los 0 N,Yts dom San
tisgo vsvs, don Luis ssnskes Mora,
Iss' o. dostor BArbosa sl doelor 90.
mes Brioio y dcn Rsm6n FAls6p,
aver prsssntaron nusvA lsrna ai Go.
ners sdOr scmpr s,la Do don Frar c,sao
dsf Vale Atiles, don Rsm6n Fale6n !
don Luis OsmplIlo. Los leaders RI.
publissncs obsdsssn & Ia eonsiena
dsl 1sfs BArbOsa do duARDIR ~
LENCIo
-6us importAnts ysuui6n Gala.
DrAron tsmbi6n syer los cshalleroa
DO 10 dsrecha Rsruhliea,s. Tomsrop
pArts los aeiioleI Coz Jaan Herman.
des Lopsx, don Jos6 de GrsmGn Be.
nit's, dan Jains sifrs. don Jos6 Co,
dis, y sl dossor Q,svsdo Bass IA.
700 csnallsros Irabsisn Dor sonssRu,r
70 slsssi6n do an busn alsalde On Ran
Juan.
Ill difsettrlo Ysbublisano hs eIi.
minAdo { don Caystauo Coll ' Toata
ds acdas las tsrras, apsaar Do aus rss.
lionss On favor d que 90 le iualuysrs,
La ssndidatura Coli no ha sido ssep.
tada.
Y Aysr han visitado ai q ,tsrns.
dor los s'horsS vsvs. Barboaa, ,
sanihss Morales. pars sossansr Ia
sAndidAtura del senor don Luis Oam
pilic. como m medic Seeta slIou. a.
eonOilisr IsI eosas.I
-ws esnsura los trSbsios siIen.
etosos del DirsCtoEio rspnbltsAno en-
tcdcs sssos asunsos. Assptar6u 10
que Fssuslts. & an d, que los amigos
On lA isla no sepan % vordadsra Fl
tuaC.6n politics, , cream Cus sxissa A
= nDaFIs A'g6u iv 4 10 positive.
~GO &C msnlA mueho ana enspevista
Que tuvo don Pedro Juan Bsaosa, COR
los stiorss BArbosA , Gjmss Briosr.
% l. auAl lee msDiissI6 con s'aridsd
q S:hor BssCsa que los dsaastras del
pArIido Rspuhlisano 20 dobian { son.
sinuos suchiehsos , dssaeIsrIos del
1riuuvirato Rarhos0, RoGsy J sAush,s
MoIalss.
Los Mnorss BM boss, v4vo ,
sAnshsS HoFalss atssarou 10 candida.
Gura dc don Manuel Ro6lfsuss Sara,
mismbro de lA dsrsshs rspnbIioanA.
LAS soDtiHtUs vIsItas Do don
nc bsrio a. Tood o. G bisrno hen 81
DO ohisto de scmsntarios. se resuer.
Dc cue en- 1909 iOS muy YspublisaRo,
vArialdo poeo Iismpo daspuGs h.sta
ser guhsrnamsntAI 81 lado Dc Win
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
Auxilios de fuera.
La Cruz Roia

WAshipgtop, Knsro II. Los p,riSdisos a..,.r
- gsosr >stdad Amsricans, ea4G.d,ls sl esmino ds
A'egss'n La scsisdad bsutnaa xurus i,s a,,6 d,s-
sansndo con 'asih sl smhs,q 70 Dc snfsrmsycs an
xa'ss para Fss adArse JsmAics On o. urimsp vauor
qNe s>gs Do Nasva Ynk ri presidents r R,osavals he
di'igld" uu sabls muy 'x,rsatvo 81 rsy Edusrdo en
qus tamsnsa l. hcas mhs de Kugstou exp,asa l.
NmssMA del pushl0 amsrsauc ssla la pae6n inyssa.
offsssndo al oonsurso de los E.ados Unidos a. A,as
qas o'nge'so vntarA uns fasts suma para soeorros
susndo 80 sara 10 'x'snai6n do la dc gtasia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
COIVOClTORIl

SOeRdad FrOtscOra de Pobrts Kon
digOs. -Por diSpoIisi6n d. IL Wn.rs
Presidents, 10 invita- { Les ssnorsS ,
''horisa' sosiAa para cslshrsr iupts
general { las osho de lA ncshs del sG
hsdo 9 del soPriSnls On sl aaI6n dsl
A'snso PusriorriQuA,, SuslisGpdo,.
Ia pun'pa AaiIl'nsIs Dor sonvsuir A,
los inIirsssa Dc ls sIprssada uosis
dad
srn Juan, +. r. Eusro II de 1877
La HssrstAris,
AsnpdTo Fernondes Mater
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
POr G able
!ElYGI0 ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DEuMR" uvps

munssoionss por 81 vusrt, son aa,i INN aa,aahls..
H''sa este nom 'nt1 no hx llsgado nipqd1 v,por de
olros puusos nj ,s ssb Qas ocurra o. tsrior dol
PALS porqre el TAaico hA i1tr ID 4aido una a-mp'eta
deaorgausssdn 90 los ssrvisn. pdheos los corre,s
90 fansonsu. L's gsutss ah'igau a tsmor dc oua o.
rspiss 81 fsntmslo con mas graves caractsrss H.y
musna' f'mi les que hastA 81 lunss an rcAs hoy "a
snaasn'rsn sn rirgda rssursn aolo e3n los ,raiss
cue 'lsvaban 81 csurrir OF tsFrsmot0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
UIG GlN RtlRETA

hAa'0A v,srDs', h.b, 4 rstrsts a..
p,si> e. fs p's' - Bsdorioly Sc
edo - uos itformA, Ia band. d I,
Foaei1 Iu'ulAF 'iSsuas (, con aeon
pAh'misssn de fOsgos srliasisls, on,
I" Ousmstku On gran ssnudao. !,
spasdids pi'aa muSisal sBl.alIa a
l0s oesn l'to's u S'sOuHs els pro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17

msis sg numsroIa. ca Vita de- 70
cuAl , pare der fsSilidadss 4 Ios ".
oinos De sauluIss y Ro Plpdras an,
6ssosn ssi'slP s dichs rsiPstA, ID cSm,
DssIa dsl Trolley pondrG On sIrspIa
sida sVapisaR stnpvp d eavpoV,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
Memories dahos
en- Portantoni

Kngstou Easfo II. -poptautsui -.iuda d. d,x
mil hsoisAutss -ha ssfrdo msuos Qas Ktsrsou NAP i
Nrrs1ole. 10 asegara qas allf IN. psvjate v NJ, sa
sariOs Qus ID YiuasxA 90 rspondrA oronto Ia. "a,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17

sOroP' quian 10 volvi6 { pombrsr Al.
ealde sn l%4 v 5000 HIsmpo dsssa6s
ss voiviS scn'ra o. gohisrno P.6muy
amigo de HatL paPo ls Asas6 dssss6s
sasodo q tsmoso sste i0h ManNdol. !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
BURLAS Y VERAS
.s sIcsldla do San Jusn.- -.Ru.
Ii1oFes insistentes. Don
iaime Sire.
CARIACONTECIDOs
Un parrafo del Mensaje y los
prohombres republicanos.
Use eDm' ndaran?

A . hora % que sseribimos esta
NAL VesgsGafa 81 lineas s--nueve de- /,
m>Hana-todos los Pumoraa, runruns,
y dscesss- iegda diesn no poeos q. .e,
ssgiiAs a6sionsdos & lon sadl diulou ,
ioa disls'ss-dsn somo ssguro qul
don Jsims Sifss ssrk dsneoado DO,
81 gobsrnsdor para dssemps 4 II IL a
saldia d. Sen J1an, q geo para ha
esrss cargo. ..de lan llaves do sHusr
% Irsurfs. On tanto que slRunos titu'
lsdcs PR hombrss ubliaanos cont
rdAn sin h.ssrss sarso....ds siartas
scsAs, ada saAndo For ssto habo '
hsya que h,cRlss numsrolf fsimos ear,
gos,
Si los dicsrss y rumorsc & que NOS
rafsrimos tisneu 8 no fandamenAo. nj
Tempo, d'go. o. tempo. 90 sueargark
do 20 AraRlo.
Lo qaa o. podsm1s asegurar ev
que sntre los mushos cAr datos que
suepsa Eara la dichosa . ealdfa-y
aleuros do ellos Iusos n { huseo. nor
10 eual hsn heeh1 mas Yuido-la d..
sspsl6n o. smIgA.
81 que m6s y el que menos exsIs
ma IN ai o. no % CAriae ,ntsaidos.
al iu, como hombrs do pro,
lleno dc espsrarxS 70,
On 10 tal AlcAldia 10
mis- ilusionss s,fe6
= G!ffe......Ss 10 llev6
saba,
TssligoS pressneiAlea s&rman que
duHante 10 lsoturA do aQuella paaAe
dol manssls Gus 20 rsHsss & lus dlM
mas slGesions',
ere Do vss ID CARA do BArhosa.
A vsSs pAreaia 10 de an siusti.
siAdo, y psrdcnsn ustsdss 10 mala
sompsraei6n.
IvsVA Goa laV dss'arasIonss Dc
Mr.. Win'hvosl
70 i6fmiDcs mpy isnsllIos,
y aHi, como si tRl aosA.
10 DID fusrts On los nudIlIoa
{ Rosy. Vsve y BArbos0,
v'amo', Tor el'mDlo, sl parran.
Ito que Sigus:
sLAS slssciouss Dc 1909 llsvkronss
{ sabn con gran ex'to y eomplsto or.
den. Fl dominic pl o 10 , Faspslo n
10 ley que 90 observe % los eoI0Rios
slscIorAlsS dsbs ser eausA do 0. gallo
, asIi,tacOi6n para do puer tori.
Qusfio,1
Sc6mo lsa Gsrtsria & sQuOllos proI
hombFea 'xlmicS slIA nsmaoioncills, ,
amigo ConITerAs R,mI?
No 10 sahemoS.
Mas DC saguRo J por de coptaGo
que lee produairiA muy NAL efSsIO.
Dfsss' que, OlsitlA, M turba eel
burb6 tOdO G....
SiesQus M turbA pusds turbSYse.
Poraus IoG tA'ss pr6jimoa IismpEs
taeron impaRtuIb be-.
YSQDf pcdrfSmos ipsIar Al taati
monio Dc Gass, do sQu6l y del do mGs
AllG4.~.
Psro t6uts, pluma.
-
Sspa 81 eGllO del morH6n
shSionadd al barHllo,
cue ID pSsA3A slseai6n
fse IN honor , ta6 M oFEullo
que snsltseO { 10 region.
Yes husnO que AIi 10 enii0nda
Oao ouaPpo dirsetivo
que 10 llSva { la contends,
Aver Gi On 10 susssivo
sigus otro r4mbo J 90 enmisnds,
Lo caaI que % difCIl,
II cue mAIss mAnsS han..
Susrsz % M.tV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
SOON FOUND
MANS BODY
John MaSsie Failed to Appear
This Morning
SEARCH WAS INSTITUTED
South Ryegate Granite Cutter, Who Is
Supposed to Have Gone There From
Barre Recently Was Drowned II
the Wells River.


South Ryegate, July 20 When John
Massie did not appear this morning at
the breakfast table at the boarding
house of G. Leonardo, where he lived,
someone went mp to his room and found
that the bed had not been occupied dur
ing the night. A search was then insti+
tuted for the missing man, and at eight
o'clock his body was found in the Wells
river lust back Of the house.
Massie went in bathing alone in the
river last night, and was drowned. The
details of the drowning are not known as
the man was alone. The body was lying
on It's face in about eight feet OF water.
It was partially clothed with an old pair
nf trousers, and the feet were ineased in
shoes. In the pockets the searchers,
found S6s III money. The body was
placed in the hands Of the undertaken,
and win be buried IN the South Ryegate
cemetery ii no enc claims the body.
II Is not known If Massie had any
relatives In this country, hut he II said
to have widow and one child In Italy.
He was a granite cutter BY occupation,
and was employed at the plant Of N. $.
Mcdonald. lit IS belieyed that Massie
formerly lived In Barre He came to
South Ryegate only month ago and
little was known about him, even by his
fellow, woTkmen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
TWO ARE DEAD
BY SUICIDE
Mrs. Elmer Pierce Of Bolton
Took Poison
BODY FOUND in BUSHES
Private In United States Army at Fort
Ethan Allen Shot Himself in stom-
ach and Died In Few
Minutes.

Bolton, July 20--After search ex-
tending over 30 hours, be body of Mrs.
Elmer Pierce was found yesterday af.
ternoon in clump Of eyergreens about
40 rods from her home. She had killed
herself by taking arsenic. Mrs. Pierce
was first missed at $3.50 o'clock Thurs.
day morning and all day and night her
husband and neiehbors searched for her,
mainly in the river Al It was thought
that she had drowned herself: Yester.
day Mr. Pierce asked aid of the mill
owners and the latter shut down, the
hands in the mills Of Tracy & Howe
and NJ p. Davis joining in searching
party OF men.
The woman's body was found beside
a spring yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock and nearby was cup containing
her false teeth. In the pocket Of her
dress was package Of arsenic and the
wrappings Of q second package, the con
tents of which she had swallowed The
authorities were notified, but after com.
municating with States Attorney A. L.
Sherman Of Burlington, an autopsy was
not deemed necessary and permission to
proceed With the burial was given. There
was no evidence Of foul play and the
cause of death was evident A doctor
summoned stated that Mrs. Pierce died
Thursday morning, few hours after
her disappearance
Family troubles had unsettled her
mind and she had made two previous at
tempts to take her life, the second about
two months ago. She was a woman of
many fine qualities, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Madison Gillette Of Hunt
ington In which town she was born AS
years ago. Her husband, Elmer Pierce,
Is a prosperous farmer and their home
10 about mile and a quarter from
Bolton village They had no children.
The funeral win be held Sunday
morning and the burial will be in Hunt
ington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
crArrERED THROUGH CROWD.
Runaway Horse Tied Itself Up in Wheel
and Was Then Stopped

A runaway horse, the property Of
John Magnaghi, Travelled Main street
from Castle park to the City hall and
then cut across the corner Of the crowd.
ed park last evening without hitting
anybody and doing no damage except
slight breaks on the wagon II is prob
able that ii the animal had not been
stopped by the lines winding around the
forward wheels. which he dragged along
with him, that someone would have been
hurt.
Alr. Magnaghi was driving along the
street when the attachment between the
forward axle and wagon body parted
company, This caused the horse to give
q leap, dragging the driver ont and
causing him to let 90 Of The feins when
be struck the ground Thus freed, the
animal clattered up the crowded street
and steered straight course until
turned toward the park by the obstruc-
tion in the street. where water pipe
was being repaired. Luckily the reins
wound around the wheels then and
stepped the animal 20 that several men
in the park completed the capture. The
horse was then taken to Pages stable,
where II was claimed later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
Mcdonnell AND SONS
FIRE LOSS All QUINCY
Two Buildings Of Their Plant Destroyed,
With Loss of $4,000 Which IS Cow
cred by Insurance,

The granite manufacturing Of afcDon-
nell & Sons, having offices in Barre,
Quincy, Mass, and other cities, II the
loser in a $4,000 fire at its Quincy plant
Thursday night. Two Of their bnildings
were burned, stoneshed and the black
smith shop Their plant Ii located on
Quarry street III the Massachusetts city.
When discovered, the fire was burning
in the front part Of one Of the cutting
sheds, S5 feet long and 25 wide. The
fire department responded TO the two
alarms but BY that time the flames had
spread to the blacksmith shop, Both
these buildings with their machinery and
dressed stone were destroyed. The loss
is covered by insurance.
The Quincy police are certain that the
fire was the work Of incendiaries as it
started in the front end Of the cutting
plant where there was nothing pf an ill-
ilamable nature. Robert @. Mcdonnell,
a member Of the firm, was manager OF
the Quincy plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
NOTES FROM
The RACE TRACK

Chester f. Pike, who acted as starter
at the recent races Of the Gentlemen's
Driving club, will start the horses in
the Sherbrooke races this summer.
Ed Sunderlin pulled down first and
second at the Watertown, n ", races
Thursday. In the 2:24 pace he got the
front and stayed there in straight heats
with Mary Em. But Princess Hal beat
out Burlington Maid IN hard six-heat
race in the 2itS pace.
The local horsemen are preparing to
send out their entry blanks for the
second in the seasons races on the
Granite City Trotting park next month
1t developed that Highball's defeat
By Sonoma Belle. both III. & M. candi-
dates at Libertyyille this week, was due
to recently developed curb on Geer's
much.touted trotter. Every effort Il be-
ing made to ekilP' the curb III short or
der, but the feeling Of many horsemen
IS that Highball will not 60 to the wire
at Detrole Certainly ne will not start
as fayorite over Sonoma Belle
another great, green trotter.
The gray Bingham pacing gelding
Ben Como, the DR. II. III Kendrick Of
HpibtSt'it AtNsssf lhNhNu w iVi lew
hundred dollars couple OF years ago
and with which he has won many a
good race, set up new track record
for PAGERS at White Point, N. ~, Thurs
day afternoon, stepping the first heat
Of the 2;l2 pace in 2:1tA In the field
he defeated Coast Marie.
Trainer Carpenter Is fast getting the
trotting gelding Budd (2;10M) ready
to 70 after the money With arunner to
prompt him he stepped the distance in
2;10M yesterday at the Readyille
track and was not in the least distress.
ed at the end Of the mile Budd has al.
ways been a slow beginner, but went
down the half in t;05 in this mile, and
was there in the same time in Q second
mile which lie trottcd in a:14. In the
second mile he was at the three-q quarters
pole in 1867. aud would have trotted
in 2;10 or better, but for break in the
stretch His mile in 2;10& Is the
Readyile track record for the season.
Trainer Bob Proctor drove Benjamin
Popes 2.year-old flly mile In 2:24h.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
Gave Name as Annie Meade,
Residence in MiddIeSex
While in Crazed Condition she Went In
to Livery Stable and Singing Out
Young Man Accused Him Of III
Having Killed Her Husband. IL

Among the respondents arraiqned iii
city court this morning was one woman.
It is rarely that a woman ever finds her
way into this court to meet a charge of
intoxication or any other charge. The
woman who was arrested yesterday noon
at Baker u Jones' livery stable, gave her
name to the police officers this morning
as Mrs. Annie Meade, and said that her
home was In Middlesex. The woman,
apparently erazed with drink, went into
the livery stable about 1890 o'clock
yesterday morning, walked up to d
young man employed In the stable and
pointing her finger at him accused him
of having killed her husband.
She made things lively there for some
time despite the efforts Of the men to
quiet her nnd finally she became 30 yio-
lent that 81 .cial Officer r. G. Owens
was called The woman fought the Off
Ger so that it took three men to get her
to the police station. When in her right
mind this morning she told the officer
her name and said that her husband was
employed a. section hand on the Gem
trai Vermont railroad at MiddIesex.
When arraigned in court this morning
she pleaded guilty TO intoxieation and
was fined SIS with costs Of $3.50. She
had no money to pay her fine and is be-
ing held at the pail TO await the arrival
of her husband who has been telephoned
to by the police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
PAYING CITY EMPLOYEES.
]. T. CaIlaghan Thinks City is Compelled
BY New Law to Do So.

Editor Barre Daily Times:--Some
time ago we had a city meeting and we
voted at that meeting to instruct the
city council to pay the city employees
weekly from the first Of June, but they
have not done so, and ssme Of the oiti-
zens who voted at that meetsag are ask
ing the reason whyg Now, this city IS
a corporation and is obliged TO comply
with the law without any vote of the
citizens. and the states attorney should
see that II does. Some of the laborers
have found fault, and left for other Jobs,
where they can get their pay weekly. I
understand that the city Is now holding
back from one of those laboIars, three
days pay until the Sd Of August. If this
city cannot pay its employees, when
their wages are due, we had better have
another city meeting to raise special
tax to pay poor men for their labor when
they have earned it.
J. 4. Callaghan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
SOLDIERS SUICIDE AT
FORT ETHAN ALLEN
Private Augustine L. Murphy Shot
Himself Yesterday Afternoon
Had Been Acting Queeriy.

Burlington, July 20.-Private Angus.
tine T. Murphy, Troop i, 18th cavalry,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon
at 2i30 o'clock at the post by shooting
himself in the stomach with one Of the
army revolvers He walked into the
toilet rooms Of the Troop 4 quarters
and before any one was aware of his
intentions pistol shot was heard and
Murphy was found writhing on the
loor. He was Immediately taken to
the hospital, where he died few mo.
ments later
Private Murphy was % years Of age
and a native OF Dixon, Ill., This was
his FIRST enlistment and he had only
three more months TO serve. His nc.
tions Of late has been queer and have
caused remarks by his troop companions
He was considered by his commander to
be one Of the best soldiers at the gar.
rison.
The dead mans parents at Dixon
we're notified Of the death and the body
win probably be sent to that town for
interment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
TOOK Al FURL0UGH
FROM COUNTY JAIL
Harry Gilbert Didn't Work Yesterday
Afternoon But Paid Visit to Barre,
Returning Early in the Evening.

Harry Gilbert or Diamond, as he IS
better known by in this city, who ii
one of Sheriff Tracy's trusty workers at
the county Jail at Montpelier, thought he
was entitled to little vacation from his
work and when he left the Jail yester.
day afternoon with the other prisoners,
instead Of going to his work with the city
stone crusher, took the electric ear for
Barre.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Officer Carle saw him on River street in
company with two women and thinking
III was too soon for him to be out Of
jail, as he was sentenced from the court
here month ago for THREE months for
breach of the peace, the Office called up
the comfy jail to find out about it, As
the men are let out on their honor, Sher-
iii Tracy supposed he was at work and
had not missed him, but soon found out
that he was gone and notified the officers
here to capture him. Constable nj. B.
Nichols, in team, had just passed
Diamond at the corner of Pike and River
streets but few minutes before he met
Officer Garlic coming back after the man.
Constable Nichols team Was taken into
JHb AfltiSt' AtAt bHt tltSf'l = AAQkN w NtRCit
they had last seen Diamond but he had
disappeared They secured around for
some time on the streets and houses in
the neighborhood but failed to locate
him.
Meanwhile Officer Hamel came around
onto Berlin street, and met the two wo-
men that Diamond had been with. They
told the officer that he had Just taken
the SIS car for Montpelier. This proved
To be TRUE AS at Ak O'Clock Diamond
showed up at the jail with his oyerails
On just as he had left to 60 20 work and
stontly denied that he had not been at
work All the afternoon as usual. The
officers here say that he tried 10 hire a
team while i'll this city but for some
reason failed To get IT.
This IL the first case of the kind that
has happened at the jail since this
method Of working the prisoners who are
sent there on intoxication or breach Of
the peace charges. The men are let out
by sheriff Tracy entirely on their honor
and they can come and 90 from their
work without any guard being placed
over them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
BARRE PEOPLE as GUESTS.
First Defeated Burlington Hibernians at
Base Ball.

Burlington, July 20.-The members Of
the Barre division and Burlington diyis.
ion Ancient Order of Hibernians. crossed
bats at Athletic park yesterday sitter
noon, the game resulting in victory for
the visitors, to 3. The features were
McGann's home run in the first inning
and MeDonald's somersault IN the sec
ond, which let in three runs. Brown OF
the local division struck out ten men
and got three Of the five hits made by
his team. Pitcher Keefe was the prin-
cipal cause Of the locals defeat, they be-
ing held at the Jail to await the arrival
The batteries were keefe and Dombrous-
xii for Barre and Brown and Broderick
for Burlington. In the evening the mem
bers Of the local division entertained
their Barre guests with whist and dane.
ing. Music was furnished by Lessons or
chestra.