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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
Tbe Drink States Attorney
Gates Bought For MOxie
WHEN DRY AFTER GAME
Gates Seized the Bottle Then and There
ana Now Has Sworn Out 4 Warrant
for Arrest of Leonard Kennis-
ton who Sold 1t.

Montpelier, June 28.--Three cases were
up III court this forenoon. Thomas
Brady of Brockton, Mass, and Charles
sunmings VI Littleton, N. H., who we're
tel out 81 county jill yesterday morning,
were arrested last night BY sheriff Tracy
aud Deputy Lawson near Tho Slack farm
IN Berlin. They pleaded guilty 10 sec-
ond offense before Judge Harvey and
each was sentenced 10 tile county Jail
for ~ days,
Sheriff Tracy appeared IN court and
said good word for the men, comment
ling their alacrity at working on tlie
ditch gang and referring to their honesty
but saying that their fault was the
drink habit Tile court then asked the
men To testify where they got their li-
quor Ia make them drunk again, all
though they were not put Rnder cath.
Brady said that after getting out of Jail
he went To Barre and was refused III
Quor III several saloons. After that 4
man he did not know bought some for
him. Cummings said that HI bought
two drinks at the City Hotel and alter
wards got two quarts Of whiskcy at an
I other place, he didn't know which. Then
the two men went OH and finished the
stuff.
Joseph etiquette Of Montpelier was
arrested when found asleep near the Gem
tral Vermont bridge last night He
pleaded guilty to more than the first Of
tense and was given thirty days IN the
county jail.
States Attorney Gates received the rel
suit Of the analysis Of the drink labelled
'Afoxian which Leonard Remission tried
to sell him outside the Entereity ball
grounds geek ago. The laboratory re-
ported that the stuff analysed 1896 per
cent. alcohoi. A warrant WAS sworn out
ier keuHiston's arrest this afternoon,
| and the states attorney Will try to find
out ii the other bottles of the stock con-
tained stuff of similar strength
| 1t was while states Attorney Gates
was going home from d base bail game
that, feeling thirsty. he stopped at Ken
nistoms stand for some Moxie. Tie call
ed for Ii. and Remission passed out hali
small quantity ard charged ten cents
81 lie placed the glass GO Ais nose and
then grabbed for The bottle back oil Tie
counter. He told Kenniston meanwhile
THAT be was states attorney, much ia
sKeuuiston's CONSERVATION. Gaaes sent a
sample Of the drink to Burlington the
other day
| IT IS understood that Remission nd
mittod To the prosecuting officer that
There was some Silver Stream whiskcy
tin the eoncoction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
DESP0NDENT BOY
STILL UNBOUND
Pietro Mafini was Despondent when
Last Seem Having Been Out Of
Job More or Less for Some
Time.

Relatives III this city OF rietre Mar
ini the sixteen years Old boy who has
been missing from tile home Of his
uneile. Ernest AiariHi, Of Foss street
since last Sunday evening. are greatly
worried over his mysterious disappear
ance and have fears that the boy has
done away with himself The ciFcum-
stances connected with his disappear
ance lead strongly to this conclusion.
The boy had been here only since
last October, coming from Italy where
bis mother now lives, his father being
dead He had been unable to secure
steady employment here and his uncle
says that lie had OF late showed signs
ot being very despondent fIe disap-
peared suddenly Sunday evening and
his uncle has been unable TO learn of
his whereabouts. IL was first thought
that be had probably gone to some Of
the neighboring towns 20 look for em-
ployment, but as he was known to have
less than two dollars with him at the
time he left II II now thought that ii
he was alive he would have been heard
from before this time, as be could not
have gone far with the means he had.
His uncle has notified the police OH.
GERS here to assist in Che matter and ii
any ciews are known that might lead to
the finding Of the young man the police
on Mr. Marini would be gIad to know
of them. The boy i t6 years Of age,
has dark hair and eyes. When last
seen was wearing q dark suit and small
light eolnred cap. Having been ia this
country but d few months be can speak
but very little English
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
GREAT LOSS Ar READvILLE.
Buildings Burned at the Famous Race
Track.

Readville. Mass, June "a. The grand
stand hleachers, sixteen trotting gigs
and other property belonging to the New
England Trotting Horse Breeding associ-
alton were burned at the ReadyiIle race
track late yesterday. The fire IL thought
20 have been set hy sparks from a loco
motive on the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road nearby.
The fire originated near the middle of
the grandstand and spread rapidly. COM
municatine to the bleacheFs OH the north.
Under the bleachers we're the gigs, two
wagons and various tools used about the
grounds. all Of which were destroyed.
The property Il situated partly in Hyde
Park and partly in Dedbam and the IRE
departments of both towns responded u
ID double alarm.
The total loss Is $4,000. all Of which
j. fully covered BY insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
CONVENTION CLOSED.
Northern Universalista Elected Rev. A.
I. waich President


Iyndonyillo, june css The I0atb an-
nuai session 0f the Northern Universe
lists association was closed yesterday
after 4 tive days meeting. During fhe
two days there were several addresses
by various pastors ou practical themes,
religious ana secular. THE occasional
sermon was by tha Rev. ]. N. Emery of
Derby Line and was followed IN com
muniDn service which was presided over
hy the Rev E,. b. Maggraf, of North
Iiatley, r. Qy president oE the state con-
yention.
Reports N the various churches
showed very good strength and zeal
There are ne pastoral vacancies in any
active church.
a resolution favoring state prohihi-
tion and al referendum of II to the peo-
ple of the state was readily passed, Al
tliis demonstration Is always quick To
nrge Papers on aNYhy UniveTsaIist
church," bv A Il Walch; Qualifica-
tions of Sunday School Teacher By
Tho Rev G. n. McIntirp of Noodsyille;
Missions by Miss Alice u. Allen vi
Waterloo. Quebec; aDur state work. by
Rev. Alvin MI smith III Plaimffald, sec.
retary and superintendent of the state
convention; Progress the law 81 mans
being by Rev. III u. adams Of Hunt
ingyille were given; also on The mora
argument for uHiVersalisn9 by Rev. II
III Maggraf.
Officers for the year were elected II:
follows President, REV. A. II. Walch,
vice president, Rev. E. ri Maggraf; Sec,
retary, and treasurer, Miss Jenness;
trustees, George &. Felch and ]. II. Dwi
nell; preacher III occasional sermon bS
Rev. G. n. MaeTntire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
DAUGHTERS or 1919.
Vermont Branch NET al Brattlsbero Yes
terday.

Brattleb0ro, June 2s. The Vermont
branch af the United States Daughters
|of 1912 held its annual meeting here yes.
terdaF. These officers were elected;
Mrs. G. r r. Jenne al Brattleboro,
president; Mrs. Charles II. Thompson
and Mrs. II. Il. Bond Of Brsttleboro, vice.
presidents; AIRS. George n. White OF
Brattlehnro, recording secretary; Miss
Allie Morse Of Brattieboro, corresponding
seeretary; Mrs. Frank G. Field of Brat.
tlehoro. treasurer: Mrs. Leon y. Lord Of
Burlington, distortion: Miss Della M.
Sherman Of Brattleborn. registrar; Mrs.
Agnes g. Root Of Bennington, chaplain; /;
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson Of BRITTLE
bor0, auditor
The Vermont society has 10 real
daughters. The society will place a tab.
let. iii the state house at Montpelier
commemorative of the Vermont soldiers
of the war Of 1912.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
MARsHFELp.

Albert Mears II III town for few
days.
Nv. Bert Lyford has very sick horse
under the care Of pr. w. y. Lamberton,
AZ. s.
Ball game Saturday on the home
grounds, Stars Va East Calais team.
a good game Il expected.
Frank r. Lucas and family Of st.
Joinsbury are expected to visit the
home 81 y. H Iucas over Sunday, and
next week.
Quite large crowd from this town
contemplated attending the drama
Down III Maine at Plainfeld Satur-
day evening
d y iamberton moved Tuesday into
the house be recently purchased on
Creamery street He has sold his farm
10 C u. Smith
Mrs. g +. Dwinell remnins in very
low condition Mrs, Cooley. trained
nurse from Che emergency hospital of
Barre II caring for her,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
BLOWN INTO RIVER.
Bridge Workman Had Big Fall al Brat,
tlebora.

ByattleboYo, June 2s.--A fierce gust Of
wind nearly cost John and George Fo0te
of Lowell. Mass, and kittreage Rob
erts their lives Yesterday afternoon
while working on temporary bridge at
the site Of the Connecticut river dam it
Vernon. These three men are carpenters
and were putting section Of the bridge
in place when the gust Of wind sudden
III swept both men and bridge section
over board into the water, drop of
about 20 feet. George Foote was able to
swim aud reached the shore while bis
two companions chung To the timber un-
til rescued. John Foote WAS badly hurt
but will recover.
4 pair Of horses belonging to the E.
B. Barrows Coal company went over the
embankment on Elm street yesterday af-
teinoon and were dragged down the bank
into the deep water Of the canal, but
quick work saved them from drowning.
The two-ton load Of coal was last The
accident was caused by the breaking of
the wagon pole.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28

Thcre will be Il game Of golf between
the Barre and Montpelier teams on The
latters course Saturday afternoon ID
1880 The following Barre players are
requested 10 take the f2s45 cari AlYes.
Davis. Hutchinson, Milne, Burgess, Don.
ala Smith, Daniels, Delgarno and John
Reid
Among the arrivals 1T the City Hotel
last evening and to-day arc q d Mason
of Randolph, J Bond % Burlington, y. >.
Chichester of Burlington. ? O. Sheldron
of Noodayille, N. H., C II. Glidden II
So PAUL Mimi, y + Raniann Of Man
chester, M I'll, NJ a. Ward af New
York, II p. Phillips Of EaftiIIe. n. NJ,
III u Buell. of Middletown, Conn II. II
Welinan Of Boston. Il. M. CohHn 81
Boston and /, II. Hunt Of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
COLLINS WOULDN'T SIGN.
Was Visited BY Pitcher Winter Of Ros-
ton Americans.

Burlington, June rs. Geotge Winter,
the big league pitcher. returned to Bas.
ton last evening, after few days visit
here with relatives. IIe has been doing
IA little still bunting after promising
younr players for the Boston Americans
and thinks well Of Ray Collins, the Yer
mont pitcher, with whom he held an
earnest talk Efforts to get tllis great
college twiFler to sian league contract
have not been saecessfnl as Collins pur-
poses W complete bis education before
entering The ranks Of professional ball
players,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
rwo ARREsTs LIS AFrnRNooN.
One Man Was Trying to Explain How
Il Happened

A man who SAYS his name Is Charles
Powers from St Alhans was arrested
early this afternoon BY special officer
Charles johnson When arrested he was
making a bed Of the grass near The
railroad tracks near A. d. Morses house
on North Main street. Officer Frank
Hamel also added another To the list
By pulling iii man who says bis name
il Stanley and who nails from Hyda
Park. When arrested be was trying
to explain how it happened to the byL
ISLANDERS at the Central Vermont rail-
road station.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
RAN AWAY WITH HEARsE.
Brownsville Man Seriously Injured Re-
turning From Funeral.

Windsor, June 2ssAs Duane Ham
mond of Brownsville was coming home
from tile burial of Sampson CrandaIl DC
South Reading yesterday afternoon with
the hearse, the harness broke letting
II upon the horses. They ran hitting Il
tree which overturned and smashed up
the hearse and threw Mr.. Hammond off
the seat. He WAS seriously injured and
was taken 10 the Felehxilie hotel, where
hs was attended by two physicians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
FORMER vERMoErER CHOSEN
Nelson A. MeClary Made President Gem
eTal Of S. A. r..

Burlington, june President w.
j. Van Patten, Of the Vermont society
Sons OF the American Revolution, has
received from w T Dewey, of Montpel.
Ter, delegate to the national s. A. r.
congress held at Denver recently, re.
port Of the proceedings.
Nelson A. McClafy. Of Chicago. was
elected president general Of the society
Mr. Dewey delivering the first second.
ing speech Mr.. McClary is native Of
Vermont, having been born IN The town
Of Albany.
4 shoemakers' hammer, found III d
soldiers kit on the battlefield Of Valley
Forge, was presented the society as q
gayel.
Tho delegates were royalty enter.
tanned and visited ScIorado Springs
Cripple Creek, ana other points of In
tefest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
WIFE MURDERER DEAD.
James Cornelius Executed This Morn
ing at Columbus. 0.

Columbus, O.. June 2s.--4Iames Cor
nelins, the Canton wife murderer, who
was reprieyed three times BY Kiov. Har-
fis. was electrocnted in the annex at
the penitentiary at 1910 this morning.
No special incident mgrked the exc
eution.
Cornelius killed his wife in 1906 by
crushing her skull with window
weight. She had sued for divorce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
RoxBuRY MAN MARRIED.
Harold w. Manning Went to Massachu-
setts for Bride.

Needham, Mass, June 2s.--Miss GraceS
Alma Kennedy, daughter Of George Ii
Kennedy, of Needham. was married lasts
night to Harold VT Manning of Roxbury, /,
VT, at the home Of the brides parents.
The Rev Norman r. Richardson of thes
Highlandville Methodist church per-
formed the ceremony Miss Bertha A
Kennedy was bridesmaid and Harold
Mckenzie Of Needham the best man..
Misses Margaret Nelson of Natick ands
Lillian Brekman Of Needham Heights
acted as ushers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
OBJECT SURRENDER
BY STANDARD OIL
10 Government ri Promised That Rock
efeller, Rogers and Other Magnates
Are Not Subpoenaed.

Chicago, June 2S. Abiect surrender tad
the demands of Judge Lands viii bes
the otter, II ii expected, BIZ the attoy \
neys fiji the Standard Oil company tor
day to the government providing the3
government does not seek To serve SUBJ
poenaes Of force appearance of Rocke \
Teller, Rogers and the other Oil mag
mates Id court, The trust attorneys, wilIg
agree to furnish decided information. .andE
vouch for its authenticity. III Ii nrotG
known whether BIT not the capituIatipn'
win be accepted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
WIN "a q Burlington.

William J. Fisher ii to finish work Iii
the Montpelier freight office q The
Central Vermont railway Saturday
evening. where he has been employed as
billing clerk for the past three yeare.
He expects 10 20 to Burlington where
IN has position as beekkeepcr aad
will sine III the Unitarian church III
that city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
Discussedby Barre Producers
Last Night
CLEANLINESS ENJOFNED
Dr. HoIton, Secretary of state Board of
Health, Gave Address. After Which
Milkmen Considered Increase III
Price for Part of Year.

The milk dealers and producers of titis
vicinity to the number of about 40 gath
cred III the Northern Hotel last evening,
at which time they listened 10 aD inter
esting talk upon the production III milk
and kindred matters by Dr H. n Hol-
ton Of Brattleboro, secretary of thu state
board 81 health.
Dr. Holton spoke of The diseases III
Tho cows ana the different ways Id which
they could be communicated To hu-
man beings and of The quality of tha
milk produced Iii Vermont, saying that
|out Of all the tests made at the state
laboratory very few showed that tho
milk had been watered and that as few
showed that any preparation had been
used To preserve the milk.
He spoke 0f the efforts Of the govern
ment to protect The public BY the enact
ment of pure food laws and of the CO.
operation 0f the various states lii their
endeaYor to promote the welfare Of the
public ia the same manner. He also
mentioned the Importance of having the
COW stables kept in cleanly condition
and said that "a have clean milk ii was
necessary that the person of the mixer
should also be clean.
AT tile close of his remarks he in
vtted his listeners to ask questions upon
the subject.
May Raise Price.
Following the address By Dr. Hsltefi,
the producers took ZIP the discussion Of
the prizes 81 milk The opinion was ex-
pressed that with the added pains which
must BE taken To insure clean milk
supply ii will be necessary to raise the
Iprce of the product. T. G. Little pre-
sided as chairman of the meeting and II.
II. Bancroft was secretary.
The wiee 10 consumers IA now Eve
cents the year around Last night it
was stated thar later the price might be
raised to six cents for the winter months,
or It may Be, for six months of the
year. The producers are getting At the
present time three cents quart, and
they may charge the rctailcrs from thrce
TO four cents, causing The one cent raise
| TO consumers
The milk supply IF the city comes
from about forty dalries and IS distri-
buted BIZ about dozen dealers About
hall the retailers are also producers. One
producer stated to-day that probably
5000 quarts Of milk are sold III Barre
every day.
This movement TO raise the price of
milk i not confined to this section Of
Vermont, for in various other cities and
large towns the milk dealers have gone
up in their price during the past year or
two. Last nights meeting adjourned
without setting any date for another
meeting, but II i thought that meet
ing will be called 70 act On the proposed
raise sometime before fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
HooDLUMs, HE SAYS.
And He Wants Them Brought Into
Court For Punishment.

Chief Of Police plunkett Of North.
field was in Montpelier yesterday in
consultation with States Attorney
Gates on the cases growing out Of com
plants against Richard Ellis and Dean
johnson of that yiilagc for breach 1T
the peace II plastering the house of
u. A. Joslyn with rotten eggs some
time ago. Civil suits IN the sum of
5000 each have also been brought
against these boys. The suits are la.
turnable at tho September term oi
Washington county court and the lads
are out on BAIL Mfr. Joslyn refused to
accept any sum of money III settlement
of damages done 70 his house, but III.
sists upon making an example Of what
be calls hoodhm element ii Northfeld
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
Bach Prom The west.

smith s.. Ballard returned to M0nt-
uelier Yesterday after 9 several months
tlip through The west the principal
paipt of ia visit being the Shrinefs'
convention nj Los Angeles Eln Ysiled
many other places eIl route Airs. pal.
lafa who went with Dim will Remain n
ile west several weeks longer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
river became fairy stream, \ picture
never seen before al y Yale Harvard
Opinions 0n tIie Race.

never seen before al \ Yale Harvard
race.
Opinions gn THE Race.
NH. Wray, The Harvard coach, said AZ.
ten the race:
ss0f course the better crew won and
we have no complaint. MY crew did all
they could to win and all expected X
Captain Bacon felt the defeat of his
crew keenly and had nothing To say,
ATr Kennedy said last night; "Har-
ward has good crew and she rowed b.
great race. 1 do not want to- rob them
III one bit of credit, but ! think that
we oaltrowed them"
John Richardson. Jr., of Boston was
elected Harvard captain last night. Rich
ardson rowed M. 4 an the 1905 freshman
and No. ) on the varsity last year and
No. I this year.
At Yale quarters The victorious eight
had dinner and then reelected Charles
n. Ide, 1908, of Syracuse, N. Y., captain
for the coming year. The crew after
ward went to New Haven for their an
nual celebration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
PUT ON NEW TRAIN.
Central Vermont Railroad 70 Cut Out
the Long Wait.

To dispense with the necessity Of fore
ing passengers from Barre. going south,
to wait over an hour at Montpelier juno
tion. the Central Vermont r. II. began
this morning running the Z SO a. m. train
back To this city and leaving at si45,
in time to make connection with the 0:io
main line train south bound. Since the
new schedule for the summer went into
effect the 7s50 train which meets the
north bound was the only one out Of
here before noon SO that q wait Of en-
hour was necessary before the 9sl0
south hound arrived st the junction,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
CLOSE or THE HORSE SHOW.
Interest Centered on Championship
CIasses-Awards Announced.

Rutland, June 2s.-The three days
Rutland horse show and breeders as
sociation closed with an attendance 81
1900 and was q success from every
standpoint Interest yesterday was cen
tered in the judging of tha championship
CLASSES which resulted as follows:
Stations Raroneta. A. j. Burdick a
Son, poultneyi roadsters, single, prin,
cess, + N. Chase, Bfandoni roadsters
pairs, w. H. Streeter, Castlaton; sad,
dlers, ~ Qneso, Shelburne Farms. high
steppers, single, Baronet, Burdick 4 son
high steppera, pairs, +. +. Dean, Corn
wall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
TWO PETITIONS FILED.
st. Johnsbury and Irasburgh Men Are
in Bankruptcy.

Burlington. June 2s.--Alfred Wright
Of st. Johnsbury filed petition in bank
rnptcy yesterday ID the Office Of the dis
trict clerk. lie has liabilities Of S4,l64
and assets Of S3,043. Daniel A. Badger
of Irasburgh has also filed petition.
He has liabilities Of $57750 ndvassets Of
$s67 Of which 5000 il claimed exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
EASY FOR PLATTsBuRGH.
Burlington's Pitcher Finn Was Touched
Up for Eleven Hits.

plattsburgh N. X, June "a. -platts-
hurgb defeated Burlington yesterday, 4
to :, hitting Finn hard, while Brown
kept the Burlington swats scattered
1234 4567s OR. II. e.
Plattsgh "a 2 q 0 70 0 o. iii q
Burton 10 . Q 2 Q 10 o. 2
Earned runs, Plattsburgh 3 two.base
hits, Mathieu, Mccarthy, Rudolph; dou-
bic plays Collision to Jennings ta Davis I;
base on halls, of Brown 3, of Finn b;
bit by pitched ball, Lowry, Brown
struck out by Brown 9. by Finn +; sac
riRce bit, Films stolen bases, Jennings,
Sing, Lowry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
Must wait to 8 d. n. IuIx ).

Montpelier, June 2s.-~ Chief Durkec
has notified dealers in Fourth Of July
goods that they must not sell their
wares before SIX o'clock of the third Of
July
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
CLAIMS $1,000.
West Rutland Man Sues Railroad For
Injuries IN Wreck.

Rutland, June 2s.--Penrose 4. Lanslon
Of West Rutland one Of the persons in
December, las sued the Rutland rail
road in county court to recover dam
ages Of $1,000. Ilc claims negligence on
che part Of the railroad in oyercrodwing
the track and not giving Che train crew
the proper signal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
INSTRUCTION FREE.
To Teachers in Schools Combined Under
Union Act.

Montpelier, June 2s Meetings for
the instruction Of the teachers III the
various towns in the state have com
bincd under the act Of 1906 providing
for expert supervision Of schools will
be held at Willoughby Lake, WestpoFt,
from July 5 to 20 under the direction of
state superintendent Mason 5. Stone
The tuition will be free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
GET MONEY Az 4.74.


The city of Barre To-day took q loan
of si7,soo from The Barre savinga bank
In anticipation of taNes. as authorized by
tile city council at recent meeting.
There were Gve bids, lonf II which we're
banks i'll this city 1'he lowest was at
am interest rate II Ana The Ave bids
MNrn aa fnllnMst