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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
LEAVES Al FATHFR
In POST MILLS
Clement G. Sargent Committed Suicide
at Derry, N. H., Yesterday, Using
Revolver.

Derry, N H. April IL Clement q.
Sargent committed suicide yesterday at
his home on Martin street, by shooting
himself in the right temple with 81.
calibre revolver He had suffered some
four years from loeomotor ataxia. He
was born IN Ciaremont 80 years ago. He
came here four years ago, and he and Bis
wife and only daughter, Beatrice, aged
~ years, lived in Tie house with Mr. aud
Mrs Walter Wright He was soldier
ia tho Spanish-American war, and con.
traeted the disease there.
Besides the wife and daughter, he IS
survived BY father, Henry w. Sargent
of Post Mills, Vt, three sisters, Mrs.
Nellie Griffin of South Natick, Mass,
Mrs Albert Ednonds Of Allston, Mass.
and Mrs Sidney Whittemore Of Newport.
also a half brother, Clinton Sargent Of
Post Mills, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
WOMAN FOUND MURDERED.
Husband Arrested Pending Investigation
Was Seen with Bloody Knife.

New York, April IA Mrs. Liberman,
The wife 81 shirt waist manufacturer
in the Bronx, was found murdered in
her apartments on Courtland avenue yes
terday Her husband was taken into
custody pending an investigation by tile
corner Mrs. Liberman's throat was cut.
The janitress found Liberman in the hall
with a blood-stained knife in his hand.
Saturday Liberman applied To a lawyer
to secure summons for his wife accUs-
ing her Of inhdelity, but the summons
was refused because Of Liberman's con-
dition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
Four Delegates 10 New York
Democratic Convention
IN MELEE EARLY TO-DAY
Several Shots Were Fired in New York
City Saloon--One Man Arrested
For Trying to Shoot a
Delegate.

New York, April 14.--If il had not
been for the police, four Of the upstate
delegates to the Democratic state con-
Yention which IL in session here this
afternoon probably would not occupy
their seats. A squad Of reserves res
cued them early today in fight with A
gang which resented their refusal to
treat a certain member after they had
set up the drinks to every one else in
Broadway saloon where they were
spending the early morning hours drink
my champagne.
James Lynch Of Fishkill Landing was
the only one who would give his name
to the police Several shots were fire,i
In the melee, but no one was hurt. Frank
Gallagher, aged 20 years, was arrested,
charged with trying to shoot Lynch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14

MorrisviIIe oHicers Elected for Ensuing
Year.

Morrisvile, April l4 The village meet
ing last evening passed off quietly, these
officers being eleeted President, 4. 9.
Cheney; clerk and treasurer, A, A. Nilesj
collector, Ii. d. Bryant; village trustee
for FIVE years, George w Boty, re-elect-
ed; water and light commissioner for
five years. G. II. Slayton, reseectcd; chief
engineer fire department, M. II. Towne;
first assistant engineer, A. J. SMITH,
second assistant, J r. Parker; auditors,
H. A. Slaytcn, g; II. Raymore, p II.
Lamberton; tax, B0 cents. II was voted
to pay Sl,050 for street lighting and
$500 for hydTants. The new lake, form
ed by the damming Of the Lamoille
river at Cady's Falls, was officially
named Lake Lamoillc by the adoption
of resolution introduced by M. 1T Lam
berton. Hunting. fishing and trapping in
its waters will be controlled by the trus-
tees, on motion Of DIR. w r. Slayton,
and the bed Of the lake win be kept
free from sawdnst and refuse, as ex.
pressed in resolution introduced by G.
A. Slavton and readily carried
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
PROBABLY FATALLY HURT.
Pennsy's Groundkeeper Struck in The
Head By Hammer

Philadelphia, April IL. William Rem
wick. popularly known as aScotty.7 the
ground keeper at the university Of Penn
sylyania, WAS struck on the head by
a 10 pound hammer at Franklin Geld
yesterday and probably fatally injured.
Daniel Fl Luby of Peabody, Mass.
threw the hammer down tie field toward
"Scotty," who either did not see the
throw Or lost sight Of the weight in the
sun. The heavy iron struck him on the
side Of the head, knocking him several
feet He was picked up unconscious
eHd removed to the hospital, where It
was found he was suffering from q severe
fracture of the skull
He was operated on last night and
il is said that his condition is critical.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE CONFERENCE.
Changes Made and Announced at Keene,
N. II.

Keene, N. IL. April Ia Tile following
assignments were made yesterday at The
Methodist Episcopal conference to the
churches where changes arc made
Concord district: Concord First church,
C r. Bair; Haverhill, G. q. Williams;
Iaeonia, Trinity church, H. HI. Reed I;
Pierpont, z. q. Radoslavof; Nllntetield,
l. G. Brown
Dover district East Kingston, Otis
Cole: Milton Mills, NV. a. Hudson; New
market, B. 2. wilkins; 0aklands, ]. N.
Bradford.
Manchester district. Chesterfield. Geo.
A. smith; Derry Village, Il. b. Coppi
Enfield ana West Canaan, ID, j. Can.
field Grasmere and tsoifstown, G. w.
Dockrill; Munscnville, !. II Neneent; (;
Nashua, Arlington street church, j. K.
Montgomerys salem, Pleasant street
church, William Ramsden; West Rindge,
ID. w. Downs
The conference adopted "a resolution
declaring that The one thing most
needed this year in New Hampshire il
the repeal Of tile license law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
200 CHILDREN LOST
THEIR PARENTS
They Are Now. in Charge Of Police IN
til The Parents Are Located in
Chelsea, Mass

Boston, April t4.-The arrest Of two
alleged firebugs, said to have been
caught red-nandeds today lends strength
10 the theory of Mayor Beck that the
big Chelsea fire was the work Of incen-
diaries. Daniel Ross is under arrest for
Attempting to fire the lumber yard in
Chelsea near where the confagration
started Sunday morning Manuel
Oliver was arresetd this morning by
the East Cambridge police for attempt
ing to fire a tenement house in tnat Sec
ton about midnight. Ross acted strange
IN and il ID believed his mind is un-
balanced. Mayor Beck declares be has
positive evidence that four fires were
burning at once. A friend, he said, saw
one started.
The relief work ii going smoothly 10.
day. One Of the gratest problems is
Ieuniting families torn apart during the
confusion Of the disaster Nearly 200
children are in charge 81 the authorities
in Boston, Chelsea and Revere, who
have lost their parents. Some babies
are unable to walk
Revised figures obtained today indi.
Gated that the losses were divided ae.
sAbiuitlI ~ Nht FhiADus N4ftSSES bl ptOp7
city destroyed, as follows Chuches
and school houses, S525,000; public
buildings, $475,000; factories, business
blocks ana contents, S25,.000; dwelling
houses, $3,750,0 900. Total, $5,575,O00
e insurance of s3,500,000 is divided
anong about eighty companies
Money in Banks Safe.
Persons who had money ard seciiri-
ties in the three Chelsea banks which
were burned were muen relieved yesfef-
cay to learn that nothing i'll the safety
deposit boxes or vaults had been lost
The three banks burned were the Chez
sea trust company, the Chelsea savings
hgnS and the County savings bank.
The vaults of the trust company were
crened by a safe expert John g. Hogan
at rs and $4,000 in cash and many
thousand dollars worth Of securities
were taken from them. From there
the valuables were taken in ait auto
n,c.ile to the U. s. Trust company III
BOSTON,
While the money was being trans.
ferred to the automobile detail Of
militia in charge IF Capt. Frank Wilson
surrounded the Dallk, and the crowd
was kept back By another detail to a
distance Of SO feet. The vault in this
lank containing some OF the banks
hooks and papers had been burned btt
the vault containing the money and the
two vaults containing the safety De
posit boxes were untouched
AT Ills the vault Of the County saw
ings bank was opened, and everything
was found safe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
MANUFACTURERS REJECT
P0LISHERS' PROPOSITION
The Delay in Reaching Settlement With
Them Will Postpone 0peniEg Of
the Stone Sheds for Several
Days.

The proposition Of settlement submit.
ted to the Manufacturers Association
at its meeting last evening By the Polish
ers' union, was rejected by the former
and the matter was referred back to
the conference committee. This leaves
matters in the air SO that it win delay
the resumption Of work in the stone
sheds for several days, as no further
meetings Of the two committees have as
yet been arranged. The Jumpers. Box
ers and Derrickmen's committee and the
corresponding committee from the manu-
facturers are in session this afternoon
trying to get together on the points still
in dispute between them.
The qnaTrics are fast getting into run
ming shape and more men were put 10
work this morning, so THAI there will be
no delays for want Of stock when the
stone sheds open up again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
OTIS paper MiI Strike Settled.

Idvermore Falls, Me, April 14.--Worls
which was partially suspended last
Monday in the Otis mills Of the In
teinational paper company at Chisholm,
on account Of strike Of firemen, was
resumed hast night Three hundred en-
ployes we're idle during the week. Near
~ all the firemen accepted an offer to
return to their positions. The cause Of
the strike was request that each man
feed four doors, instead Of three.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
A JEFFERSON NIGHT.
Observed By 400 Democrats at a Ban
quet in New York.

New York, April Il. Democrats
prominent in the state and nation to
the number of 400 gathered last night
at the hotel Kniekerboclser, where the
165th anniversary of the birth Of
Thomas Jefferson was celebrated at
dinner by the national Democratic club
Judge Warren W Foster of the court
OF general sessions presided and the
principal speakers were United States
Senators Owen Of Oklahoma and Sim
mons Of North Carolint, and President
Wilson Of Princeton univer-
sitv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
MULLINS CASE SUSPECT
Is HELD ON BOAT
st. Johns, NJ F., Police Notified to Be On
Guard for Man on the Steamer
Rosalind.

st, Johns, N. f. April 1.-THE police
here have been notified that the steamer
Rosalind has man on board who Is said
to be suspect in the Arlington, Mass,
murder case.
1t was reported that Chief urquhart
Of the Arlington police would be here
when the boat arrives, but he has not
put in an appearance.
1t is supposed that the chief is de-
tained at sydney, q. B.. by the Ice
blockade. The mail steamer is caught
in the ice foes and the chief is unlikely
to get here before Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
TEMPORARY OBJECTION.
Offered to Private Sale Of M. ]. Mc-
Gowan,s Stock at 7s Per Cent.

When Vie proposition To sen The
property of Martin J. MCGOWAN. q
barre merchant, at Is per cent. os the
inventory list was brought up ia bank.
ruptcy court before W N. Theriauit at
Montpelier yesterday there was obiec-
ticn to such sale By some creditors who
were represented by Attorney A. A. sar-
gent, and the matter was continued to
Thursday. 1t ii stated that the objee.
tion was presented in order I'd permit
these creditors 4 chance to further look
iEto the situation and the objection
should lot be construed as expressing
the disfaror If tho creditors With the
proposed plan tt il thought likely that
all the creditors viii agree to such sale
at the next hearing.
1t was thought that the private sale
of the goods at 75 per cent. would be
more advantageous To the creditors than
public sale at auction; hence the pro-
posal Of the plan,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
RUTLAND HAS AERO FEVER.
vermonters Begin Inquiry Into Adyis-
ability of Organizing Club.

Rutland, April 14 The advisabiiity
of organizing an Aero club in this city
vas discussed at meeting held last
night 10 the Office Of F. A. Field, which
was attended BY 10 citizens
1t was voted to antnoriza G. r.. Fair
field to write To "A. l4eo Stevens OF New
York and Henry Arnold Of North
Adams, Mass, and ascertain what they
would charge to make two ascensions
from tlis city, IN order 10 get line
on the benefit Of such events to the
city
The question Of whether balloon as
csnsions or league baseball games would
draw the largest number of people III
Rutland was considered, and 1t was
generally conceded that the former
would draw many more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
UNCLE SANS EMPLOYEES.
New York Ranks First in Representa-
tives in Washington.

Washington, d. c., April 14.- )f the
more than 195,s44 persons in Uncle
Sans employ, exclusive Of postmasters,
their clerks and mechanics. nearly IA
600 are women and 1852 are negroes.
About half are under 80 years Of age
and 81 are over SO. This was shown
in census bulletin issued today. New
York ranks first in the number Of EN-
plcyeR Pennsylvania second. Illinois
third and Massachusetts fourth. The ay-
erage yearly salary paid the men IS
S935, women, S766.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
oUARrERLY MEETING.
OF Directors Of National Life Insurance
Company Today.

The quarterly meeting Of the direc.
tors Of the National Life Insurance com.
pany was held at the home Office in
Montpelier today. all the directors be.
ing present except Senator w p Dil-
hngham who couldn't get away from
pressing duties IN Washington. and
thafles P. Smith Of Burlington vao is
taking a trip abrpad The net assets
OF the company were reported to BE-
$50. .s5l .6S91i with the quarterly in
come of $i,siQae1.54.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
COMING UP HARB0R
In FINE ARRAY
Admiral Evans Fleet Promises to Reach
San Diego Exactly on Sched-
ule Time.

San Diego, Calf, April 14--A wire
less from Admiral Evans fleet today
gives assurance that the vessels will al;
rive off the harbor on exactly schedule
time at this afternoon. The fleet is
coming up the coast in squadron FORMS
ton III which ii has sailed for the
last "a hours. Governor Gillett arrived
last night and with committee repre-.
senting the state viii be in charge OF
the official reception.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
SHOWS INCREASE
New England Conference Has Member
ship Of 4o,oso.

Worcester, Mass. April l4-At last
nights meeting Of the New England con
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal church
the statistical secretary, Rev. w. n. Cas-
sidv. presented his report. It gave the
full membership as 40,0s9, an increase
of Ssl during The year. The total NUM-
her Of probationers is 8.09S. ali increase
Of s3l. There are 246 churches, valued
at S5,l46,700. The present indebtedness
on church property amounts 30 S3S5.000.
The 254 sunday schools have 1880 mem.
bers. an increase Of l97 during the year
Rev. George #. Clark reported total
OF sis. 500 given for benevolences by the
churches OF the conference.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
FAULT OF FEDERAL Law.
Says Judge Martin Regarding Naturali-
cation Disagreement.

Judge James y. Martin of the United
States district court was in Montpelier
today on matters Of business. When
asked as to the mix-up between the
state and federal authorities regarding
naturalization fees said that the fault
was with lac federal law He stated
that ne should continue to naturaIize
prospective citizens if they came to his
court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
HER SHAWL FOUND AT BEACH,
Fears That Miss Virginia Hopkins Has
Met Suicides Fate.

Vinalhaven, Me- April IA Miss Vir-
ginia Hopkins. who has made her home
here for several years, has been missing
since Sunday morning, and it is feared
that she has met suicides fate
A shawl which she wore upon leaving
the house was found on boulder at
Clayton's BeachSyfsterday.
Miss Hopkins, who is about 35, has
been in i'll health and somewhat eccen-
trio for some time. and her friends fear
that dependency has led her to take her
own life. Her father, who was a wealthy
Philadelphia banker, committed suicide
by shooting some years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
TONIGHT IN BARRE.

Reception to Bishop Crauston and
cabinet, Hedding n. E. church,
TO 8.
Epworth League anniversary, adj
dress BY Rev. DR.. S. J ierbeu
Of Chicago. editor Of the Epworth
Herald.
Regular meeting, board Of alder.
men.
Wonderland pictures. Hale's paw.
lion.
Theatorium. 90 Main st.
Holiness revival service, Nlorthen
hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
APPOINTS ADVISORS.
Gov. Names Three vermohfess 70 60 to
Washington With Him

Burlington April Governor Proc
Tor today appointed Joseph A. DeBoer
Of Montpelier, J. L. Southwick Of Bur
lmgton and w. y. Cady Of Afiddlebury
advisors TO join him IN the confer
ence Of governors with President Rooze
9elt at the White House on May Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
WASHINGTON.

All members Ct Court onawandsh.
No. 4.6I9, J. O F. please be present
81 the regular meeting Friday evening.
april II. More candidates to initiate
end other important business to come
before The meeting. Per order Of the
stcretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
CHANGED DATE.
Of Sons of Veterans Eneampment-
Commander Sheldon to Speak.

Burlington. April IA TIE date Of the
annual encampment Of the Vermont li-
vision Of the Sons Of Veetfans Of Am.
erica has been changed from june Ios1t
tl june a-10. Commander Ralph Shel.
don of Albany viii be present aud vice
commander Sphinx ard Dustin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14

Just arrived from Boston. hadd0ek,
cusk, cod, founders and spawn. VIII
have plenty Of fish for the rest of the
week. Send your order in early. Phone
1872 City Fish Market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-14
Examination

According TO s custom prevailing ~
AIethodism from time immemoral. and
having its origin in a time when It's
ministerial candidates had less scholas-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
ALAcHUA ITEMS.
CFrom The Alachua Newa.)

Mrs. r. A. Caswell left Wednesday
for Live Oak, where she will visit
her sister for several days,
Mass Eva Powell has been confined
to her bed for the last several days
with foyer.
Col +. Y Smith made a flying trip
20 Gainesville Tuesday In mis- REQ.
Flying Is the word, as he returned in
the record.breaklng time OF Atty
minutes.
Or. J, l., Cloud was called to Bre-
ward n. O., by a telegram from AIRS.
Cloud stating that the baby was, very
M. We trust our friend Doctor found
his little boy much improved
Mlsa Murray Cellon. after very
pleasant II short stay with her
friend. Miss Margaret olmstead. LETT
for Gainesville TO visit other friends,
who no doubt were anxious TO see her
once again with them.
We regret very much 20 announce
the long Illness Of AFR and Mrs. s,
j. Ellis sweet little baby, Her condl.
ton for the last few days has been
such a. 70 cause great anxiety 70 the
loving parents.
w H. Traxler OF Traxler has pur.
chased from the First National Bank
the very desirable lot Joining Berry
brothers new drug store. for high
consideration. We understand Mr..
Traxier win At once commence the
erection OF a business house.
J, 3, Fagan has sold his home 10 a
gentleman from Georgia y Mr. Spark.
man. who win soon move Into his
premises The News welcomes the
new addition 20 The town. We have
been informed that Mr. Pagan win
soon begin the building Of handsome
residence npon one % bis city lots.
Mr. Walter Scaley returned Tues,
day irum Nav York ana other East.
crn points, where he made larse pnr.
ehases for his several Distributing
uores We also visited Nlagara PALS.
and :, snes without SAVING that he vas
greatly Impressed with the masnl,ude
oi ,he aehL white h New York be
and aomc others o. the party had some
very ane tin-,ypes taken, presumably
AZ coaey Island. and Ar sealsy can
b. seen trylng 20 guide . hlsh.poweF
AUTO ear
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

Il must tell You my experience on
an East bound o. r. @ N. r.. R. train
from Pendelton TO LeGrande, Ore, =
writes Sam A. CARRIER, a welI-known
travelling man. Il was in the smok.
ing department with some other
travelling men when one OF them went
out into the coach and crvne back and
said: There is woman sick unto
death In the car | \. once got up
and went out, found her very III with
cramp collie: her hands and arms were
drawn up so you could not straighten
them, and with a death.like look on
her face Two or three ladies' were
working with her anu giving her whis.
key went TO my suit case and got
my bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Il never travel without it), ran to
the water tank, 1ut a double dose
Of the medicine = the glass, poured
some water into II and stirred It with
"a pencil; then ! had quite a time to
get the ladies 10 let me give 1t to
her, but I succeeded. I could at once
see the effect and I worked with her
rubbing her hands, and In twenty
minutes l gave her another dose. by
this time we were almost into lie
Grande. where was 70 leave the train.
/ gave the bottle TO the husband In case
another dose should be needed, but
by the time the train ran into lie.
Grande she was all right. aud / re.
ociyed the thanks OF every passenger
IN the car" For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
FIorida's Higher Educational Institution,
THE STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
tFlorida Female COllege,)
Tallahassee, Florida

A College for Women, without Ds,.
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drawing. painting, piano, pipeOrgau.
violin, voice-culture, elocution, aud
physical cuitu,,
Forty Florida couLties and revs
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last session.
Fine new dormitoTy. with rooms
for one hundred and sixty girls. hsl
completed. Plans for other extenslv.
improvements are already made.
For further information or cats
logue. write 10
A A. MURPHREE.
President
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
a. A. 4. Enhancement.

Toledo, o.. Sept ). With the r..
rade and other features OF the Forty.
second encampment over, delegates
TO the encampment Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic Tuesday took up the
business Of the order. Business meet.
ings were held also BY the women's
Relief Corps, the Daughters OF veter.
ans and the ladies' Of the q. A. n.
The meeting OF the @. A. r. was held
In the Valentine theater and the re-
ports Of the commanderin-chief. the
Qaartermaster general. other officers
and several committees wers received !.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

The Men Exchanged TWO Shots at
Each Other When Friends Inter
vened, Preventing Further Trouble.
The Result Of Old crudse.
Information reached this city Satur-
day OF a shooting ARRAY, which oc-
Cured at WorthIngton Springs Thurs
day between Deputy Sheriff |. c.
Walker Of this city and ]. H. NJ. Kirby
Of Newberry.
II seems that there Is an old grudge
between the men, and that when they
met at worthington they decided to
shoot 1t out. They we're at a point
between the postofFice and the hotel
when the shooting took place, being
about one hundred and fifty feet apart.
Mr. Kirby used shotgun while Dep
uty Sheriff Walker used pistol two
shots being fred by each party, but
none OF the shots did any serious
damage. At this point friends inter
vened, preventing further trouble.
The bullets from the pistol lodged in
the postofiice, while the charge from
the shotgun struck the hotel.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
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No tuition charges to Florida stu.
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