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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
A RECORD
ATTENDANCE
All Previous Fairs 0utdone
at Mortified.
D0RASTAR lSt In 2.ISRACE
Bonieson Of Smith Stock Farm Takes
Third in the 1850 Class Peculiar
Accident in the Last Race Of
the Day.

Northfeld, Cept, 19-The second day
Of the Dog River Valley fair opened
yesterday morning and before the gates
closed last evening the largest attend
ance in the history of the association
had been registered. The total atten.
dance was more than 10000. The en-
tries in the various classes were large
and the exhibits il very gratifying 70
all interested. Not in many years has
there been as large a number of horses
entered for the various races. The re-
suit of yesterdays races was as fol-
lows
1850 class, purse $125, nine entries.
Vic Pointer, II. S. Hudson, Queechee,
Isti Dolly D, End; Bonieson, Smith
stock farm, Barre, 3rd. Time 2;31A,
2:26l5, 2i26A,
2.18 class, purse $500, 10 entries,
four heats, Dora Star, c. r. Wood,
Barre, 1st; Red Brino End; Roaamond
G a. Eagles 3rd. Time 2:22a! 2:21A,
2i24, 2:24h
Owing to lack of time the special
class trot or pace was postponed until
today.
2;29 class, purse s175, five entries,
| four heats. Mable Hill 1st, Brunell
Hudson End; Polo Earl, NJ. Slayton
Morrisville, 5rd. Time 2;27&, 2:2315
2:24A
In the last race an accident happen
ed which while not serious in its re.
suits, was pronounced miraculous BY
old horsemen. Brownell was thrown
sulky and all through the air making 4
complete sonersault and landing on his
hands uninjured. The horse was also
uninjured save for few cuts and
bruises. The speetors expected to see
both hore and driver picked up dead,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
THREE FREIGHT CARS
OFF THE TRACK
Climb the Rails Near Granite Street
in Montpelier--Trafic Delayed
But Little.

Three freight cars in long train
that left this city shortly after mid
night this morning left the iron while
making the switch near Granite street
in Montpelier The three cars were in
the middle of the train and it is thought
that the accident was caused by the
wheels climbing the switch. The road
bed was badly torn up'for distance Of
about 200 feet, and the cars were twisted
around nearly AZ right angles with the
track. The section men at Montpelier
were put at work on the wreck and had
the track cleared by seven this morning
The carly train to this city had to come
ND over the Wells River road.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
Valley Fair Prospects Fine.

Brattleboro, Sept l9,- The prospects
for the Valley fair, September "a, 25
and 20 are exceedingly bright and in
dications point to the biggest show ever
held Every department is we'll filled" ,"
said Secretary Benson yesterday "The
cattle exhibit now numbers over $50 and
we arc perpexed to know what to do
with them,N he continued. Probably a
large tent will be erected near the cat
tle sheds to accommodate the increased
number entered Over $4,000 will be
given III prizes this year, and it is con-
fdently expected that the 10000 mark
In attendance will be reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
]. P. MORGAN FINED.
Trout Found at His Adirondack Camp
Out of Season-Had 13 of Them.

Albany, Sept. 19.-State Forest Fish
and Game Commissioner Whipple an.
nounced last night that he had received
word from Racquette Lake that trout
out Of season had been found in the
camp Of ]. p Morgan in the Adiron-
daeks and fines aggregating Si55 mad
been paid for violating the law. Accord
ing to the information received by Com
missioner Whipple, Game Protector Joe
Grenon Of Racquette Lake district yis-
tied MIR Morgan's camp September "a
and found 10 brook trout in their box.
The season for brook trout closed
August 81 and TO have the trout after
that date subjects the offender 10 a
fine Of $25 for violating the law and an
additional penalty Of $40 for each
trout seized
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
LAST BODY GONE.
Closing Scenes Of Great Catastrophe Are
Near at Hand

Concord, N. H. Sept. lD.--It was re-.
ported yesterday incoming that the rel
atives Of Fred NJ Phelps Of ochiltree,
Texas, were on their way to Concord,
and that the body would remain here
until they arrived. Yesterday afternoon,
however, the body was forwarded TO
Fond .du-lac, Wis, and the Texas rela
tives win 90 there instead All of the
bodies have now left Concord, and the
closing Of the frightful catastrophe is
at hand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
CHELSEA,

Miss Hope Abbott of Washington is
attending the high school
Real Estate Agent George A. Tracy
was in Brookfeld on business Welnes-
day.
". II. Sprague was IN East Corinth
on official business Tuesday aud in
Tunbridge on Wednesday,
Milo Sanbon has just completed q
new chimney in the Ell part Of lis house,
Simon Gage being the mason.
+, d. Tillotson and wife OF Washing
ton were here the first of the week,
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Fred T. Good
win. pa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
CAN'T SEAT CHILDREN.
New York Has 637,3s7 Pupils Enrolled
in Its Schools.

New York, Sept l0.-Six hundred and
thirty seven thousand three hundred and
eightyseven children are enrolled in the
schools Of New York, according to the
figures compiled by supt. William IT.
Maxwell This is an increase Of more
than 10000 over last year
The figures show that in three bor-
ougbs there are 6S,O40 pupils who are
on part time, owing to lack Of room
This is decrease OF l2,543 since Sep
tember, 1906. This number will be low
cred in month, when 5000 extra sit
tings viii be available through the com
pletion of several schools
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
FRED LACR0IX PAID
HEAVILY To SEE FAIR
Was Relieved Of wad Of $50 Which
He Carried in His Pocket to
Northheld Yesterday.

Fred LaCroix, tax collector and asses.
sor Of the town Of Berlin, went to the
fair at Northfeld yesterday. Today he
wishes be hadn't Fred carried a wallet
in his right hand trousers pocket and
in il was $50 in the long green. This
he carried to the fair, but he did not
bring il home Someone relieved him Of
it while at the fair, though he may pos
sihly have lost it. Today he is trying
to find it, though an advertisement in
the Montpelier papers. Mr.. LaCroix min
gled freely with the crowd at the fair,
but he says he hasn't the slightest re.
membrance Of being touched"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
EpwoRTH MEETING.
Members Listen to an Entertaining Pro-
gramme.

The Epworth league Of the Hedding
Methodist Episcopal church held its
monthly business meeting and social at
the church Wednesday evening a very
entertaining programme was rendered;
Piano duet, Mrs T. D. Martin and Miss
Nellie Kenerson; vocal solo, Mr. 0lliveri
recitation, Miss Lcda Stevens vocal
solo, William Abbott piano solo, Miss
Eva Laxon; vocal duet, William and
w. j. oliver light refreshments were
served and games enjoyed during the
remainder Of the evening. II is planned
to hold these socials every month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
QUARRELED,
BOTH DEAD
Because She RepulSed Him,
Cote Shot Mrs. Pennock,
THEN KILLED HIMSELF
Tragedy in a Franklin, N. H., Boarding
House, in Which Both
Parties Are
Dead.

Franklin, N. H.. Sept. l9--Repulsed
by Mrs. Nellie Clark Pennock, Louis
Cote, driver of an ice cart, this morn
ing shot and killed her at the boarding
house she conducted, then cut his own
throat with q razor and died beside his
victim. Last night they quarrelled be-.
cause Mrs, Pennock ordered Cote to
leave the house, it il alleged, because
he had been drinking. The victim il
the divorced wife Of Fred Pennock, who
lives here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
EVERY BONE In HIS
BODY WAS BROKEN
Worcester, Mass, Man Caught in Belt,
ing and Wound Round and Round
Shaft.

Worcester Mass, Sept l0,--The leath,
or vest which Victor Hendrickson wore
for the first time today on account of
the cold, caused his death in a most
horrible manner. While working in the
forge room at the Ames Plow companys
works. a bolt in the betting caught in
his vest and carried him around and
around shaft beating him against a
beam and breaking every bone in his
body
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
Team Run Into.

Montpelier, Sept TO- While return
ing from the Northfeld fair yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs G. b Gallison were run
into by Myron Flint of Braintree The
wheels were stripped from both wagons,
and Mr. and Mrs Gallison were both
quite severely shaken TIP but suffered
no serious injury
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
VERMONT SILVER SERVICE.
Date Of Presentation at charIestown
Navy Yard Fixed For October 4.

Boston, Sept. 10.--The presentation
Of silver service from the state Of
Vermont to the United States battle
ship Vermont will take place at the
Charlestown navy yard on October a.
An elaborate program OF exercises is
being prepared for the occasion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
KIDNApPER TAKES HIS LIFE.
Supreme Court Had Just Denied Him a
New Trial.

Norfolk, va, Sept. 10.Joshua Har.
riaon of Chorrituck county, N. C., con
yicted Of abducting the young son of
State senator Beasley, committed sui
eide yesterday afternoon IN the Glad.
stone motel. Harrison was denied a
new trial BY the supreme court yester-
cay,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
AMENDS CLAIMS.
e. r. Morse and Senator Proctor File
Amended Bill

Rutland, Sept. l9-Senator Proctor
and E. R. Morse today filed an amended
bill in the suit brought last spring as
Fninority stockholders of the Herald as
soclation against Mr.. Clement and the
Herald and Globe association for an ae-
counting. The claim is that Clement
subverted the newspapers and property
To his own use, and claims that in Glenn
ent's political campaign Of 1902, BY pay
ing inadequately for papers sent out, he
defrauded the stockholders Of $1,000, in
1906 Of $500. They claim that under
the Clement management the debts Of
the Herald have increased nearly $4,000
in twenty years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
TERRIBLE DEATH RECORD.
Over 300 Persons Assassinated in Rus
sia During August.

st, Petersburg, Sept 49, Police
statistics for August record the carry
ing ont Of 81 sentences Of death, the
assassination Of 300 persons Of whom
107 were government officials and 2O2
were citizens, and the wounding Of 173
people in various encounters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
KILLED BY FREIGHT.
Henry A. Liaon Struck BY Train at
Weymouth, Mass

Weymouth, Mass, Sept. 10.--Henry
a. Linton was instantly killed by a
New Haven fast freight train this
morning while crossing the tracks near
his home. The shock Of his death has
left his mother, already i'll in a critical
condition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
EIcHoLscLoUGH.
Quiet Wedding Last Evening on Jeffer-
son Street.

George II. Nichols, clerk at the Pa
yilion, in Montpelier, and Miss Grace
May Clough, the daughter Of MARI;
Clough of Washington, were united in
marriage at the home Of NJ n. McIver,
22 jefferson street, last evening, Rev,
w G. Mcintyre performing the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols win reside
in Montpelier The bride is welf-
known operator in the telephone ex-
changes Of Barre and Montpelier, while
the groom, who has been employed in
the Pavilion for the past II years, now
holds the position Of clerk in that hos
telry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
Hear Jacob Riis.

Richmond, Sept l0 The convention
Of tho Kings daughters and Sons o.
Vermont was opened here yesterday,
Last evening an address was delivered
before the convention by Jacob A. Riia
Of New York 0fIicers viii be elected
todagg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
~. Feehan MADE a bishop.

Fall River, Mas, sept l9.rhe IT,
Rev. Daniel Francis Feehan was induct.
ed into Office as second bishop Of the
Catholic diocese Of Fall River this morn.
ing, The gathering Of church dignitaries
and laiety at st. MarRs cathedral num'
berod over two thousand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
FIRE AT FAIR WAS EXTRA.
Moneys Worth for $4,000 at st. Johns
bury Without It.

st. Johnsbury, Sept l0.-The weather
clerk smiled on the second day Of the
Caledonia county fair, and over 10000
people were on the grounds, the largest
crowd for many years An event not
on the programme was fire at noon in
Floral Hail. which started from a gaso.
line stove, The flames were quickly ex.
tingiished though for a few moments
1t looked serious. All the races were
scheduled for the afternoon, but the
2;27 trot and pace was unfinished The
summaries:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
SNOW FURRY.
First Snow Of The Season Fell Yester-
day in Cornwall.

Cornwall, Sept TO- The first snow Of
the season in this vicinity is reported
from Cornwall, where a furry Of good
sized flakes descended Wednesday morn.
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
TALK or THE TOWN

AIiss Edith Clark 81 Whitman Mass,
IS visiting relatives IN Barre and Mont.
peher for a few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
2.4o Stake Race, Purse $500,
2.1a 20. Purse S30o.

Smith T. c., b. e., Smith ....
Russell Grafton. ch. h., Lee .... 22 2
/ o., b. g. Newport Stock Farm 3 3
Edith NJ, br. m, Potter ..s.... 1 3 4
Time, 2:ls& 2:ls, 2;l8la
Frank Coaster and Ned Cole also
started
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
DRUG VICTIM SENT
 TO COUNTY HOSPITAL
Send Unfortunate Man to Tombstone to Be
 Cared For.

Young Thompson, the victim of the drug habit, who was taken in charge by the officers a few days ago on a charge of disorderly conduct, has been sent to Tombstone to be placed in the County Hospital.
 There is but little reason to expect that he can be cured of the habit without a more efficacious treatment than can be given him at the County Hospital, as the drug has become so essential to the life of the unfortunate man that 1t can not be taken from him except where a cure is given, but he can receive attention there and be kept out of harms way in other re spects, and this will be better than to allow him to run at large.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
ELECTRIC CARS FOR
 STREET RAILWAY
Modem Equipment Will Be Provided and a Thorough
 Service Installed.

Several of the most modern equip ped cars are now on the road from St. Louis for use on the line which is being constructed by the Warren Company
 These cars are said to be models of elegance and comfort. and when put into service Bisbee's street rail way system wsll be one of the most complete in the Southwest. Eight cars have been shipped already. and others will follow as they may be needed.
 Work on the line is progressing as rapidly as circumstances will permit, and no unnecessary time will be lost in pushing it to an early completion. Some delay will be occasioned by req son of the inability of the board of supervisors to grant right of way over the public highway until the condemnation proceedings regarding strip of land near the beer garden have been concluded. but it is not ex' pected that this will not retard the work for great length of time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
MEX|CANS PREPARING ID CELEBRATE 18TH
Big Meeting Is Held In Pythian Castle to Arrange for Sub
 Scription List.

The committee on arrangements for the celebration of the 16th of the anniversary of the Mexican independence. by the focal Mexicans, called a meeting last even ing, which was held in Pythian Cas- tie, about eighty people being in at tendance.
 The meeting was called for the pur- pose of securing subscriptions to de fray the expense of the celebration, and was successful. Within a few minutes $200 was subscribed, and during the next few days the com mittee will endeavor to increase this amount considerably, as it is intend ed to make the affair the most nota- ble ever held in the district by the Mexicans.
 Those who are arranging the cele- bration are the most prominent Mex. leans in the city, and there is no doubt that they will make 1t mem. orable. The officers of the organi. zation are: Miguel Arevalo, presi- dent; Cosme c. Gomez, secretary; Carlos Borgatta, vice president; Jes. us Cantu, treasurer. The members of the committee on arrangements are: Dolores ValIss, hamon Pes aueira, Angel Rodriguez, ,Alejandro Borgatta. Manuel Araiza, Juan Dozal Francisco Limon. Jose Bustamente
 HiIario Ramos, Nicolas Lopez, Igna cio Ariiza, and Rafael Behave.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
FORCES NAME, Is
 CAUGHT; CONFESSES
Ralph Stewart AffixeS Name Of Another Miner to Ticket
 at c, Q Store,

Saying that he was guilty and hop ed he would be sent to the peniten- tiary. Ralph Stewart was taken from day afternoon, and placed in jail after a complaint charging him with for gerry had been read The name forg- ed was that of Henry Emison, min CT in the employ of the Superior & Pittsburg Mining Company, at the L.. s. & P. shaft.
 Yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock Stewart walked into the mems furnishing department of the Copper Queen store and ordered generously. He bought a suit of clothes valued at s27.50. a suit case at $9, shirt at $5 and several other articles, the value of which in ali was S45.25. The clerk asked him to sign his name to the ticket, and he wrote Henry Emi son."
 The signature was not good re semblance, and was pronounced by the credit man forgery. Deputy Sheriff Bill White and Deputy City Marshal Frank Johnson were called in, and the young man placed under arrest. He was taken to Justice Ho gan's court, where he confessed that he was guilty and wanted to plead tc that effect, but was prevented from doing so on account of the charge be ing a felony.
 His preliminary hearing was set foI II o'clock this morning He stated when being taken from the court room that it was the first trouble he had ova- ont into and couId nof oy plain-his action. He added that he hoped he would be sent to the pen | itentiary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
c|TYS PROGRESS MATTRESSES
 VISITOR
Judge Baker of Phoenix Much. Surprised by Growth of Bis bee-Phoenix Also Enjoying. Good Times.

Among the arrivals in the city on Sunday was A. c. Baker, of Phoenix, formerly chief justice of Arizona, and now practieing his profession in the capital city, where he is looked upon as one of the ablest jurists in the southwest. Judge Baker served two terms as district attorney of Mar icopa county, earning "a reputation as brilliant prosecutor.
 Two years ago Baker retired from politics after being a prominent fig ure in the affairs of the Democratic party in the territory for years, and since then has devoted himself to private practice.
 This was Judge Bakers first visit to the Warren district in seven years and when asked for his impressions of Bisbee at the present time, and how it compared with Phoenix, he said:
 "T do not think it is exactly fair to ask me to compare Phoenix and Bisbee. I like both cities, and have always held that comparisons are invidiOus. During the past twelve months Phoenix has experienced an era of prosperity, owing to the better facilities which are under course of development for irrigating the coun, try in the Salt River alley. Town property and farm land have increas- ed in value several hundred per cent the larger increase. however, being in the latter. Everyone feels enthu. siastic, and earnestly believes that within the next two years, the hard | fight which has been waged against adverse conditions will be won. During the several years which have elapsed since I visited Bisbee wonderful change has taken place At that time the city consisted of scarcely more than a few shacks huddled together, while at the present time 1t impresses me as a modern and progressive municipality. Fine buildings have been erected, the streets and roads greatly improved and many other changes too numer ous to mention. all of which speak well for the progressive spirit of the 1 citizens"
 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
C|lY'S PROFITS ON RAISED
 TAXES
Total Raise by City Council Is St25,000, On Which Treas uy May Realize More Than St 1000.

The number of assessments raised by the Common Council sitting as a Board of Equalization and published in the Review today is thirty-seven, and the aggregate amount of the raise is about s125,0 Taxpayers whose assessments have been raised will have an opportunity to appear be fore the board on August 18th and protest against the increase, and un- less the board is convinced that a mistake has been made, the assess ments will stand as they have been revised. In this case the city treas urp will be ahead considerable.
 The rate of taxation for this year is nine mills on the dollar. If this rate is maintained for the next year. the city will be about S1 100 better off by reason of the raise made in taxable. values. It is not known yet, however, whether the present .ra.e will be continued or whether it will be increased or reduced.
 
 AMATEUR NIGHT.
 Theatre Royal. "wednesday, July 24.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
JOCKEY WAS INJURED
 AND HORSE KILLED
Rider Had Narrow Escape From Death at Don Luis
 Park Sunday,

Quincy Adams. one of the jockeys, who rode in the races at Don Luis park sunday afternoon, had a narrow escape from death
 The horse he was riding ran into a protecting timber at one side of the track. and bringing up suddenly, the rider was thrown on his head, receiy- ing a hard fall The boy was con siderably shaken up but he was not seriously hurt.
 The horse was so badly injured however, that it was necessary to kill it in order to put an end to its sui ferings.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
ND SPECIAL MEETING
 OF TIE CITY COUNCIL
Question of Water Mains Re- ferred to Fire Chief and
 Fire Committee.

A special meeting of the Common Council was called for last night to consider the proposition to extend some of the water mains, but owing to threatening weather, only three members of the council were present, so for lack of a quorum the meeting was not called to order.
 The question was informally dis cussed by those present however, and it was tacitlf agreed that the chief of the fire department, and the fire committee of the Council should pro ceed with the necessary work, and that their action will afterward be formally ratified by the Council.
 Had the Council held a meeting, it is probable that the question of open ing streets through the burned dis trict on Chihuahua Hill would have also been considered; but this matter will now go over until the Council holds a meeting
 AMATEUR MIGHT.
 Theatre Royal, "wednesday, July 24.
 
 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
 Today at the Theatre Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
WILL REMIT TAXES
 OF FIRE SUFFERS
County Assessor Howe Visits BiSbee to Secure Desired
 Information,

County Assessor Howe was in the city yesterday securing the names of the sufferers from the recent Chihua- hua Hill fire, with with the extent of their losses.
 This action by the assessor is in accordance with a resolution passed 8 short time ago by the board of sup' eryisors providing for release of the fire sufferers from payment of taxes on property destroyed. After the facts obtained by MT. Howe have been compiled and put into the shape of a report, it will be submitted to the board of supervisors and the taxes win then be formally remitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM Today at the Theatre Royal.
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.

Wednesday, July 24th is amateur night at the Theatre Royal. Five big acts that mean fun galore. Remem- Der we turned them away last anna teur night, so secure your seats early.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-23
A HANDSOME HOME.

S25,0oo will buy one of the most handsome residences m Los Angeles, completely and beautifully furnished. Situated in the choice southwestern part of the city, where values are ris- ing rapidly. The house is a modern structure of the best type, architec- turaIIy pleasing and conveniently ar ranged. 1t would be especially desir- able as summer home. At the price asked, the property is great bargain, but owner wishes to realize at once.
 Direct communication with the owner without agents, can be had by addressing James Harvey, Phoenix, Arizona.