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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
ROBBED or $4,000.
paymaster Held Up BY Two Highway.
men.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 22.--WilIiam
II. Hicks, paymaster for the Schautn
= uhlinger company, textile machinists
IN the northeastern section of the city,
was held up and robbed Of $4,000 near
the machine shops yesterday by two
highwaymen, one Of whom shot him in
the right arm.
Hicks accompanied by Walter z. Me-
Donald, purchasing agent for the com
pany, was on his way to the shop with
satchel containing the $4,000 when he
was waylaid, 1t il charged, by John Po-
sicki, former employe Of the Schaum
& Uhimger company. and companion
The highway men pointed pistols at
Hicks and Mcdonald anal demanded the
satehel, Hicks drew revolver when one
OF the highwaymen grabbed the satehel
and fired at Hicks. The bullet struck
Hicks In the right arm, compelling him
to drop the revolver The robbers fled
and Mcdonald picked up Hicks pistol
and began shooting at them.
Afte a chase BY crowd, Posicki
jumped on trolley car and brandish-
ing his revolver 70 the motorman COM
nanded him to run full speed ahead,
but the pursuers pulled the trolley pole
from the wire, stopping the car, aud
caught the fugitive.
Later Anto Moieskie was arrested on
suspicion. The satchel was recovered.
Hicks was not seriously hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
JURORS DRAWN.
For September Trr.n Of the Washington
County Court.

Sheriff Tracy has drawn the follow.
ing jurors for the September term Of
Washington county court;
Grand jurors: Barre City, A. r.
Dodge; Barre own, W. &. Fiske; Berlin,
George H. Crahdall; Cabot. w. f. Lance
Calais, G. j. Lamb; Duxbury, d. Il. Holt ;
East Montpelier, George Goodwin
Waitsfeld, r. A. Maxwell; Marshfeld,
H. G. Moore; Montpelier, q. d. Mather
Moretown, d. + Dewitt; Northfeld Geo.
Dewitt; Roxbury, Stephen Butterdeld
Waitsaeld, q, NJ. Richardson; Warren,
w. r. Goodspeed; Waterbury, ]. W.
Moody; Woodbury., Charles H. Dana.
The petit jurors drawn were as fol-
lows: Barre City, John S. Mcdonald,
G. |. Beckley, Barre Town, NJ l.. Townc,
John Sheridan; Berlin, ,Orrin kimball,
w. r. Denehfeid; Cabot, w q. South.
wick, Mason Chester; Calais, g. b. Hill.
]. w. Lawson, Duxbury, 3D. G. Newton ;
East Montpelier, a. II, Stevens. O. Il.
TiIlotsoni Faystou w. +. Nelson
Marsh6eld, o, w Smith, A. f.. Lamber.
ton. Middlesex. u. j. Ill., p. u. I'd
gerlyi Montpelier, e. A. Smith, H. f.
Critehett; Moretown, g, g. sleeper
NouhReld, George King, s. w. Smith
plainAeld w r. Noble, II. w. Stone /.
RoXbury, n H. Webster, Ii. A. Howe (.
WaitaGeld, r. B. Gaylord, r. >. Eaton,
Warren, v. r. Miner, William Trask /,
Waterbury, J. =. Dodge, u l. Knightsi
Woodbury., j. l.. Tibbctts; Worcester,
Ghauneey Gould, Thomas Symonds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
OPENED WITH CONCERT.
Opening Of Chandler Music Hail-A Re
ception To Donor.

Randolph, Aug ~, About 450 ats
tended the concert Tuesday eveipng
which witnessed the opening Of Chandler
Music Hall which has been given TO the
community by Col. Albert Brown Chan.
dler. The concert WAS under the direc-
tion of John Hyatt Brewer Of Brooklyn,
N. Y., celebrated musician and COM
poser, who gave evidence Of his ability
by solos on the organ and piano, He
was assisted by Mrs. Albert u. Chandler
Of Brooklyn, who possesses d remark
ably sweet and clear soprano voice, COW
ering large register, and Miss Grace
Horribly, also Of Brooklyn, contralto,
whose sweet, clear and melodiolis voice
eompleteIy won the audience. The Phil
lips orchestra, composed Of George Chat
field, violin, Glenn Bailey, cornet. Fred.
erick Dumas, trombone, II. Al. Phillips,
bass. II. II. Walker, clarinet, WI. II. Spar
hawk, flute, and Miss Ruby Allen, pian-
ist, also assisted and added To the pro-
gramme in three well-chosen selections.
The reception following In The parish
house was largely attended and many
fingered to grasp the hand Of Colonel
Chandler and To show their appreciation
Of his Gift. The rooms down stairs were
beautifully decorated with flowers and
maiden hair ferns and light refreshments
were served upstairs. The proceeds win
no to the Randolph sanatorinn, In which
Colonel Chandler takes Il great interest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
WEST ORANGE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
Large Attendance of Delegates and Wis
itoEs-Reports Show Reasons for
Encouragement.

Williamstown. Aug. 22.--The annual
convention of the West Orange County
Sunday school association was held here
in four sessions, closing yesterday fore
noon. Their were about seventy dele
gates and visitors present, local attend
auee adding nearly as many more at af-
ternoon and evening sessions In the
absence of the president, Rev +. NJ.
Baker OF South Royalton, the yice.pres-
ident, Fred V. Fuller Of Tunbndge, pre-.
sided The reports of officers showed
much reason for encouragement, but
great opportunity for development and
extension. Miss Nellie Nutting Of Ran
dolph Center by means OF map and
chart illustrated very clearly the CON
dition Of the home department field.
The two principal attractions Of the
convention were Miss Edith NJ Balch,
state home department field worker on
primary and intermediate work, and
General Secretary Il, Nj. Fuller, ou or
ganized work, and very interesting re.
port Of his trip in attendance upon the
worlds Sunday school convention in
Rome. Italy, last May Excellent music
was furnished by the local committee.
Officers elected were Rev. D. II. Strong,
Williamstown, president; Fred Y. Fuller,
Tunbridge. vice president; Miss Gertrude
Bacon, Chelsea, secretary; George K.
Sprague, Brookfield, treasurer; superin-
tendents, home department, Miss Nellie
Nutting, Randolph Center, elementary,
Mrs. Nelson Udall, Randolph, teacher
training, Principal Ham, Randolph;
member state executive committee, J. Fl.
Stone Brooklield Next meeting at Tuu.
bridge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
GRANGE HAS
|. OLD HOME DAY
Williamst0Wn Has Its First
Observance Of Day
BEGAN WITH A RECEPTION
Followed by Dinner and Later Addresses
Many Neighbors and Friends
Attend--Letters from Absent
Friends.

Williamstown, Aug. 22.--The first OBJ
seryance of Old Home Day was held By
Williamstown Grange at the town hall
yesterday and was one of the most en-,
ioyable entertainments the Grange has
ever held.
The forenoon was devoted to the re-
eeption Of old members and friends AT
~ nj. a bountiful dinner was served. The
large dining room was filed and many
had To wait until the first were served
The afternoon session sas open to the
public and there was good attendance
from this and neighboring towns, who
listened To an excellent programme, al.
though some who were to have part
were unable to be present
The programme consisted of:
Music by Houses orchestra.
Prayer by Rev. II. A. Kimball.
Address Of welcome, G. A. Briggs
master The response was to have been
by H. NJ. Farnham Of East Montpelier,
but he was unable to be present
Instrumental duet, Sarah Poor and
Blanche Nixon.
Paper by HELEN Kimball,
Recitation by Archie Cram.
Solo by Blanche Nixon.
Historical sketch Of the Grange by
Mrs. Laura Farrham,
Annie Wilhcr read some very interest,
ing letters from absent friends who were
unable 70 he present hut who sent many
excellent wishes for the future prosper
ity Of the Grange
Solo by Evelyn Reed
Original poem by Ida NJ. Whitcomb
Closing address by Rev r. A. KimbalI
The orchestra furnished excellent mu.
sic for the occasion The hall was very
prettily trimmed with golden rod. golden
glow, eycrgreens and large bouquets OF
cut flowers were scattered here and
there. making the hall very neat and
attractive and credit to the committee
In charge. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
GAVE WILLIE A LEMON.
st. Johnsbury Does Not Appreciate Dra-
matte Art.

The st. JohHsbury Caledonian thus
records the presentation Of "a Lamb
From Wall Street" in that classic town
last Saturday evening:
Through mistake w. W. LaPoint
and his company of alleged artists were
permitted to put on Mr.. LaPoint's lat
est production, "a Lamb from Wall
Street." at the opera house Saturday
night. Luckily the event passed Off with
no fatalities, but how many OF the mea-
gre crowd present survived the frightfal
ordeal is a mystery beyond our ken.
Among the offenders on the stage the
author, in role Of bank president, was
most conspicuous. made so by his con-
stant use Of profanity and indecent talk,
and al least once showed his skill as
an artful lodged when a well.directed
lemon found It's way beyond the foot
lights. The worst that can be hoped for
them is that they carry out their avowed
intention Of appearing in New York city
as the story of their certain drop into
oblivion would make most pleasing read.
ing for any who parted with the admis
sion price here"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
BEER AND WHISKEY
FOUND By OFFICERS
In Raid on Place Of r. comoili on
Third street-Two Cases Of In
toxication in City Court.

On a warrant issued by States At
toney Benjamin Gates raid was made
between seven and eight o'clock last
evening by Deputy Sheriff H. J. Slay-
ton assisted by Special Officer j a,
Denno and John McIver on the house oc-
cupied by f. Comolli on Third street.
The search fthe officers was rewarded
with the finding Of barrel Of beer, a
five gallon jug Of whiskey and a bottle
of whiskey which woman in the house
fired ont into the garden when she saw
the officers. ComolH was arrested and
arraigned in city court last evening
on the charge of selling and bis case was
put over until tomorrow morning. He
was placed under $500 bonds which were
furnished BY Angelo Scampini.
Two cases of intoxication were dis
posed Of in court yesterday afternoon.
Il. Z. Andrews who was arrester yes.
terday afternoon by Constable Nichols
who found him lying on the ground on
River street pleaded guilty TO intoxica-
ton and went to the county jail for so
days T. G. Penn pleaded guilty to a
first offence and paid a fine with costs
amounting to Stf20. He was arrested
yesterday morning by Constable
Nichols.
Moses Forrest was arrested at about
IL o'clock today by Chief Faulkner on
warrant charging him with breach
OF the peace. the oense having been com
mittcd several days ago lie was taken
before acting City Judge a. A, Sargent
and pleaded guilty and was fined total
Of 5000, which he expects TO be able
10 mise
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
CONTRACTORS CRITCISE
SCHOOL BUILDING
File Communication With School Com
missioners Condemning Builders
Work on School Building.

Rutland. Aug. 22.--Charges BY eleven
Rutland contractors that the work on q
new school building at East and East
Center streets by Charles w. Spear Of
Burlington ii not of the best quality,
contained III communication signed BY
them, caused i heated meeting Of the
board of school commissioners Tuesday
night, during which the contractors were
denounced BY two members and defended
by another Tie complaining contract
ors are r. I'll Remington, RolIin w. Ken
won. Frank ConnlH, Charles II. Paige,
II. X. Houston, Frank Pecor, A. Al.
White. John y, Harrison and Henry
Gardner.
The communication declared that the
yeneering, siiIs and the mortar used in
the building were poor, and made other
criticisms, Commissioners James H..
Lamb and George II. Baker spoke scath-
ingly of the charges and scored the men
who made them Commissioner n X.
Houston replied, making strong plea
for the contractors. The discussion final
~ became 20 heated that the board went
into executive session
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
David ?. HoIt Dies n Berlin.

The death Of David P. Holt ~ years
Of age. occurred at $3.50 o'clock Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs. George
Emerson, bis daughter, in Berlin, where
with his wife he had been visiting. He
was native Of Marshfield, where Charles
his brother, now resides, he being his
only brother. The deceased was a resi-
dert Of Northfeld for 40 years, conduct
ing boot and shoe shop IN that place
ana being we'll and favorably known in
the town. He left Mortified about six
years ago going to HaTdwick and from
there to Brookfield to reside with a
son. He il survived by wife, three
sons and daughter, James r., of this
city, Fred L. mad Victor, or Brookfeld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
MAN MURDERED
AT RUTLAND
In Fight Over Girl, Two Want
ed to Wed
.--~
FINELLI WAS STABBED
Stilleto Buried in the Breast Of Victim
Who Had Been Spurned BY the
Young Woman--nsanti Under
Arrest.

Rutland, Aug. 22.--Angelo Finelli
an Italin, il dead with stiletto wound
In his breast and two others are wound.
ed as the result Of fracus here last
night, which ii said to have occurred
because Angelo Dsanti married last
night Angelina Mondella of whom
Finelli was very fond. The story that
the woman ran way with FineIIi few
days ago but refused to marry him and
later returned to wed Dsanti.
AT least four foreigners was con
cerned in the fight last night which %,
Cured in the midst Of the Italian set,
tlement. Dsanti is under arrest with
9 bullet wound over the eye and another
Italian, who has slash in the back, Ii
in custody.
Neighbors say that Ave shots were
fired. In Finelli's pocket was a reyol-
yer with two climbers empty and ar
open razor,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
THREE RAIDS MADE IN
MONTPELIER LAST NIGHT
Twenty-four Bottles Jones' Ale Taken
at ]. Truba's, and a Barrel Of
Beer and Some whiskey at
M. Lastra's.

Montpelier, Aug 22.-The officers in
this city went out last evening on the
warpath for eontrahand liquors and in
two Of the three places they swooped
down upon, they succeeded in finding
the goods The first house they visited
was that OF Joseph Trnba on Charles
street where officers Mcmahon and Me-
Ayoy found four 24.bottle cases Of
Jones' ale Truba was arrested and ar
raigned before Judge Harvey in city
court this morning. He pleaded not
guilty to the charge of selling, and his
ease was continued until o'clock this
afternoon
The next place visited was at Manuel
I4astra's at go River street. Sheriff
Tracy and deputies Harmon and Lamson
here found barrel Of beer and some
whiskey, The woman in the house went
down on her knees before Big Jack Han
non and pleaded with him 20 take $50
and say nothing" but he spurned her
generous offer, and then she turned TO
Sheriff Tracy and offered him $40 to
settle the affair During this scene
Manuel skipped out Of the house and
escaped The officers took the liquor
and stored II away with that they seized
AT Truba's. and are now looking for
Lastra.
The last place visited was at Michael
Sulliyan's on Barre street, but only two
empty beer bottles were found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
EXPRESS IN COLLISION.
One Man Seriously Hurt in Crash of
Locomotive at Brattleboro.

BrattIeboro, Aug. 22-The White
mountain express, due at Brattleboro
at 2:37 o'clock yesterday morning,
northbound. crashed into q Central Ver-
mont switch engine Just south Of the
passenger station and one man, John
Cosser, was badly hurt. A freight train
stood on side track, which crosses the
main track, IN such 4 position that the
engineer of the express could not see
the switcher until too late to avoid an
accident.
The switcher was moving north and on
account Of the fact that the express
was approaching the station its speed
had been diminished, but the impact
was such that the pilot of the express
locomotive was demolished and both
crews and all the passengers were shak-
en- up. Cosser was a helper on the
switch engine. lie was thrown to the
ground, striking on his head. He re-
ceived bad scalp wound and his physi-
clan could not state positively yester
day whether the outer plate of the skull
was fractured. He Is at the Brattleboro
hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
GIVES HIMSELF UP
TO THE TOWN CONSTABLE
Man Wanted in Connection With the
Death Of Seven-Year- Old Pascoag
Girl, Surrenders.

Pascoag, r. l., Aug. 22.--Ernest A.
Petsold, for whom several posses have
been hunting since seven year-old Helen
NJ Brown was discovered last Thurs,
day dead in cottage between the vii
lage and Maplewood, where she had
lived, walked into the kitchen of town
contable Andrew Higgins at 1920 this
morning and surrendered himself Pet
sold declares he has not been near the
house where the girls body was found
since week ago Saturday, and he fur
ther declares his innocence of he alleged
crime. he said he was tired Of being
hunted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
FUNERAL or vELMA RUSSELL.
Daughter Of Mr.. and MRS. o. G, Russell
Laid at Rest

The funeral cf Velma Lydia Russell,
the l4months old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. @. q. Russell. was held yesterday
afternoon at 1870 lit the house on Tre-
mont street. Rev E. 0. Thayer oftiei-
ated at the funeral and Mrs. M. p, Lamb
sang two selections The burial was in
the cemetery at Berlin.
Many beautiful floral tributes were
given, among them being the following:
family, pillow; Mrs. M. q. Richardson,
petunias and sweet peas; Nellie Al. Mat
thews, sweet peas and nasturtiums; Mr..
and Mrs G. r. Thwing. wreath; Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Gates, sweet peas; MIR. and
Mrs. George All Reed, asters and ferns;
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. &. Bruce, asters and
ferns; chief of fire department and chief
Of police department, asters and ferns !;
X. of ri, carnations and ferns; Mr.. p.
Manning, Mrs. j. @. Flint, Mr.. ~ Hill,
Mrs. B. Cassaway, Mr.. james Demar,
cross, Mfr. and Mrs. James Gouldmore,
asters and ferns; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. III.
ITudgdon, asters and ferns; Mrs. A. G.
AyerilI, mixed bouquet; Helen s. Ayerill,
roses; Mr.. II. II. Reynolds and Miss g.
~. Dodge, astefs and ferns; Mr.. and Mrs.
james Sukhmers and family, West Ber-
lin, ferns and asters; Mrs. Mason T-
Paige, wreath; Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Bradbury, sweet peas; MIR. and Mrs
Alex. Dobie, asters; Mrs. George Law.
renee, white sweet peas; Mrs. NV, III,
Herrick, Montpelier, sweet peas Mr. and
Mrs. William Stowe, sweet peas Misses
| West, verhenas and sweet peas; Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. g. plaisted, sweet peas: Mr.
and Mrs, Turner and Miss Gladys Turn
III, sweet peas; Mrs James McWilliams,
mixed bouquet Mr.. and Mrs, George
b. Milne, asters and ferns; cradle roll
department of Methodist church, sweet
peas and candy tuft; Mrs John Will
son, Mrs Charles Hersey, Mrs. Charles
Lundgren, basket sweet peas; MIR. and
1 Mrs. III. A. Holt, white sweet peas; Mr.
and Mrs. Humphrey, mixed bouquet ;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.. Andrews, white sweet
peas; Mr.. and Mrs Bennett asters and
| ferns; Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra sowden, has
ket Of sweet peas and candy tuft; Mr..
and Mrs. ID. j. Morse, sweet peas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22

CAPE FIRES ExTINGUISHED.
More Than 10000 Acres Of Woodland
Burned Over.

Bourne, Aug 22.---Last nights rain,
supplemented BY the efforts OF one thou
sand fire fighters, who did so well, IL is
the forest fires in Bourne and Falmouth
believed the forest fires in Bourne and
Falmouth and other towns Of this vi.
einity are under control The fu have
burned over 100 square miles, iniuring
10000 acres Of valuable woodland and
many cranberry bogs. The majority Of
the fire wardens and helpers have gone
home for rest, exhausted by the fight Of
the last three days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
GOOD RACING AT BARTON.
This and Base Ball Chief Attractions
at the Fair.

Barton, Aug. 22.-About five thousand
people attended the Orleans county fair
at Roaring Brook park yesterday. The
event Of the morning was bali game
between st. Johnsbury and Barton Bar
ton won, to 2. The score;
Innings l ? "a 5G7 8 9-RHE
Barton ..--..2 o o 90 O @ q la 3 4
ST. Johnsbury 0 COL o. 2 5 3
Batteries, Bishop and Barrowsi Wor-
then and Harrison.
The field Of horses is the best ever
seen hero, there being about 100 in oil.
The results of the races yesterday were
as follows.
2.ls cass--Sam Lee 1st, Ned Cole I'd.
Auradell Sd, Aletta 4th. Time, 2;l6h
2:30 class, trot or pace Pboso Patch.
en- LIST, l. O. b. I'd, Ada Sd, Alexander Maid
4th. The Outlaw 5th.
2:25 class, trot or pace-AIikado lst,
al Patchen I'd, Ruassa ID.
G. f. Pike is acting as starter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
MARsHFIELD.

Mrs. H. Emery was in Montpelier
last Monday.
AIRS. John Bond of East Montpelier
was q visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Scott of East
Calais were in town last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Sabin c. Pike of Berlin
were in town Wednesday. calling on old
friends.
DR.. +. H. Parker was unable to come
to Vermont last week on account of
sickness in his family.
Elson Douse of Pescham has been
visiting his brother and sister at j.
Burton Pixies for a week.
Ethel Kellogg finished work at DIR.
Cafyer's last week Thursday and re-
turned to her home in Lisbon, n H.
J. Burton Pike Is in Berlin. Middlesex
Northfield and Waterbury this week in
the interests Of the fish and game laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bemis of Barre
city, ofrmer residents of this town were
here few days last week and over Sun
doy.
DR., and Mrs. Wesley ID. Lamberton,
moved to Hardwick last week, where the
doctor win locate. Their many friends
wish them success.
Frank Richardson and Ernest Douse
are in camp at Groton pond this week
Several others also are going and COM
ing on fishing trips.
Mrs. Il. A. Rosebrook, who has been
under the treatment of DIR. Fl. S. Carver
for several months, is gaining slowly.
Her friends are very glad to know this.
The Ladies' Aid society Of tho nj. 4.
church, will hold an ice cream social
and lawn party at the church, next
Friday evening. Everyone Is cordially
invited to come.
Mrs. j. Burton Pike, who has been
Ill several weeks with catarrah Of the
stomach and nervous debility, although
not able TO be about the house Is re-
ported much more comfortable.
"Wednesday the Knights Of Pythias
and their friends were assembled in a
picnic party at the home of James
Bouldry. One Of the most enjoyable
times of the season was reported
A crowd attended the ball game Of
last Saturday, when Plainheld and
Nfarshfield mines crossed bats A Jolly
good time was had by both players and
spectators. A score of to 3 In favor
of Marshfield was the result.
There came distant hint Of good
old fashioned Sunday school picnic, not
long since. Get your baskets around so
that when the time comes, you will be
ready Watch these columns for fur.
ther information. The busy ones viii
make an announcement later
Jake Martin and John McLane were
arrested on a warrant for breach Of the
peace last Saturday, and arraigned be,
fore Justice o. II. Smith Each pleaded
guilty and paid his costs and fine. Then
the constable arrested each on war.
rant for intoxication. They pleaded not
guilty to this charge and the case Of
each waa continued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
$1,000 Span Ruined BY Auto.

Middlebury, Aug. 22.-Frightened by
a big automobile, pair o fspirited
horses beolnging to the government
stockfarm here, where blooded noun
tain horses are bred, ran away this
afternoon, throwing out their driver and
seriously bruising him and cutting
themselves up so badly that they may
be ruined. The horses are valued at
$1,000.
Whoever was driving the touring car
got out of the way so speedily that the
authorities do not know the identity of
its occupants or even its number.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-22
sMALL sAYs FUNDs zee pLENrY.
Able to Garry Strike to December With
Money Already on Hand.

Chicago, Aug. 22-"We viii fight It
out along these lines ii it takes ali win
ter" said President Small of the Tel
egaphers union today. 1--WE are able to
hold out until December with our pres
ent resources and can increase our as.
sets by that time to fight the companies
for an indefinite period" The railway
telegraphers today renewed their prolfer
Of assistance and increased their eontri
buttons to the defense fund Of the union.