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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
ALL THE MEN JUMPED,
ONE WOMAN KILLED
IN Collision Near Kennebunkport, Me.
Yesterday Afternoon---Sarah Z.
Corliss, the Victim.

Kennebunkport, Me, June 5.One wo.
man was killed, while four other women
and one child were seriously injured in
4 head-on collision between coal train
and an open electric passenger car on
the Cape porpoise. branch 81 tie Atlantic
shore Line railroad yesterday afternoon
about one e-eighth Of a mile from the
Woods Siding switch
The Dead.
Sarah u. Corlis Of Cape Porpoise, 35,
and unmarried.
The Injured.
Mrs. MI Il, jameson, 36, 622 County
street, New Bedford, Mass, left leg frac-
tured
Dorothea Jameson 4. daughter OF Mrs.
Jameson, head cut and severe bruises.
Mrs I. b. Weeden, 5S, 622 County
street, New Bedford, Mass, mother of
Mrs. Jameson, head cut and Left ieg
injured.
Mrs Frank Iittlefield, 30, of Cape
Porpoise, leg ard face bruised
Mrs. George Wakefield. 30, Of Cape
Pofpoise, leg and face severely bruised
Two Of the coal cars were forced on
Top ot tne tr0liey car tearing on tue
top and pinning beneath the wreekage
the passengers who did not Jump
It was an hour and a half after the
accident before the rescuers were able
to get the last Of the injured from be-
meath the debris.
The passengers car was proceeding to
Kennebunk. when il met the electric
locomotive dragging two empty coal cars
at the foot of Q strong grade Motor
man William Thibodean reversed the
brakes and made every effort to check
his ear before the crash came, but both
the train and the car were under such
speed that the collision became inevita-
bic. Tie motormen, conductors and all
of The male passengers jumped before
teh train and ear met and were uIlin.
iured save for few bruises.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
FLEETWOOD ANNOUNCES
HIS CANDIDACY
For Republican Congressional Noniina-
tion in The First District, Says
RE Is Sure Of Lamoille County
Solid.

Morrisville, june s.-The Hon Fred
crick g. fleetwood of this place an.
noances that he win be candidate
before che first district convention Of
the Republican party for the nomina.
tIon al representative III Congress.
Suggestion indicating TINT Mr.. Fleet
wood wos considering this step has
hecn matter of some public comment
in The past few weeks, but his dncision
to become candidate III now for the
first time aiithoratiyeIv announced In
entering contest which already i'm
wolves two other candidates. the Hon. ~.
i. Foster VI Burlington, the present en-
enmbent, and Frank L. Fish Of yergen-
mes, who has Just resigned a lucrative
federal Office to make the race, Mr.
Fleetwood II assured the solid support
Of his county Of Lamoiile besides that
coming from numerous friendly quas
tera elsewhere in the district
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
'ST. ALBANS DOCTOR
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
Lunatic Aimed Blow with Club and
Dr. A. A. Skeels Dodged, Then
Followed Struggle With The
Crazcd Man.

st. Adams, June Richard Thomas
y violent and dangerous hnatic, viii
be taken to the state hospital for the
insane ait Waterbury today, where be
win probably spend the rest Of his days
ia the prisoners ward Thomas arrest
followed murdcrous attack made BY
him yesterday morning on DR. A. a.
Skeels, when he stole quietly up behind
the doctor and tried to brain him with
a big club, the doctor fortunately es-
Gaping with badly bruised arm.
1t appears that yesterday morning
DR. Skeels went to the home of the
Thomas ON Federal street to examine
Mrs. Thomas, the aged mother of the
lUnatic, with the intention Of having
lie old lady placed in the st. Adams
hospital, where she could have proper
care and treatment. While he was
there Oyerseer of the Poor Ebenezer
Brooks and Selectman William Cum
ningham came To the house To inquire
into the condition Of Thomas, Of whom
many complaints had been made.
The doctor and the officers we're dis
GUESSING the old ladys case in the kit
chem when suddenly without bit Of
Ecise or warning OF any kind, Thomas
lcaped into the kitchen from the stair,
way and swung heavy club at the doc
tors head with All his might The doc
tor happened to glance over his shoul-
ders al the club came down and lodged
sidewise 80 that his right arm received
d terrific blow at the elbow.
Selectman Cunningham with rare
nerve and presence of mind grabbed
Thomas around the waist threw him to
the floor, whore after 4 terrific struggle
the maniac was subdued and finally
taken to the Jail Thomas is Of mas
sire build and giant In strength His
arms are as large as an ordinary mans
legs and his wrists are So large that
handouts could not be found large en-
ough to put on him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
While Fishing in Mad River
at WaitSiieId
BODY SOON RECOVERED
He Had Told One Party That He Was
from Barre, But Had Registered
at the Hotel as awill Leonard"
Of Sheldon.

Waitsfield, june 5.--An unidentified
young man was drowned In the Mad
river in this village last evening. The
body was recovered within twenty min
utes md will be buried to-day at the
expense Of the town as the authorities
nave been unable to get any trace OF
relatives. The boy came to the hotel
Wednesday and registered as "Wili
Leonard, Sheldon"
injury by the Waitsdcld selectmen
BY telephone failed to locate anyone by
that name in Sheldon, nor was any one
reported missing there. So it Is pre-
stunned that the boy registered under 4
false name and place, especially since he
had told several different stories to peo-
pie nbout town in the short time that
he had been here. He told that he came
from Switzerland, from Barre. from
Rochester, n. H., from Belvidere, and
also that he had been ia the reform
school, The selectmen here got into
communication with all the Vermont
places named, but could get no infor-
nation
The stranger had worked three days
Iii Pliny Parker's saw mill before coming
to this village Wednesday. Yesterday he
borrowed tish.pole Of Frank Maxwell
and went out fishing in the Mad river.
which runs through this village His
drowning was witnessed by two boys,
Raymond Baird and Caspar Smith. They
saw him walking along the bank of the
stream, when he slipped over the bank,
and falling some twenty feet, landed
in the water. The boys waited for
him 10 come up, but when he didn't re-
appear they ran to a store only few
rods away and gave the alarm.
Men went to the rescue and after
twenty minutes effort located the body
III dozen feet Of water and brought
IL up, later carrying it to the under
taking rooms. There wasn't a cent in
the clothing, but there was letter ad-
dressed 70 party in Warren. The lot
ter was not stamped, the boy apparently
not having the two cents necessary To
send 1t.
FIe was about iS or 20 years old. i've
feet and four inches IN height. weighed
iS5 pounds. had light hair and blue eyes
He wore dark-colored trousers under blue
overails. d dark coat and had no hat
at the time. IT has been learned that
Ne had applied for work at several places
in town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
NASHUA BOY BROWNS.
Eli Desmarais, 6 Years Old, Jumped Into
River for Swim.

Nashua, \. H., June 5.-Eli Besmarais,
the six year-old son Of T. Desmarais, y
VAN Buren, street, and his eight-year- old
brother, Joseph, wandered away yester-
day afternoon and at point on The
Nashua river bank, in the rear Of the
Maine Manufacturing company, decided
they would 20 in swimming.
Neither Of them had ever been in the
water before. and when Eli jumped in,
as be had seen older boys do. he was
caught by the swift current and drowned.
The brother tried il vain to get him
out vith a pole. Then he took the clothes
and ran home The police have been
unable to recover the body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
STUDENTS GRANTED INSIGNIA.
Base Ball and Track Men at University
Of Vermont.

Burlington, juno 5.--The athletic
hoard Of the university Of Vermont met
last evening and awarded tile VS. TO
those entitled TO receive them by rea-
son Of success IN athletics.
The following received the letter for
base BAH work Gardner. 01. Burning
ton. 40, Collins, 'o9. Hunt, 10, Colii-
son, '0e, Paquet, II, Watkins, 'na.
Smith, 'os, Hayes, II, Mcconnell, no.
(medic.)
The following are entitled to the let
ter for proficiency in track athletics
Campbell, 90, MeFrihew. 90. 0rton. ,oe
Stevens, 10, Wilson. '0a. Badger. 90.
tmedic) Cassidy. 10, Brawn, II, Vail
'o9 Reed. 100.
Story, 90, was nominated as base
bali manager for next year and Camp
bell, 90, was nominated as track man
aoer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
WOMAN cor PROVOKED.
And 1peachede on Man who was Ar
rested For Selling to Her.

Rutland, June 5.--Arza Uoyes. n
wen known horse dealer of this city,
who has stables on West street, was
arrested yesterday morning BY Chief of
Toliee r, s. Whitaker on warrant
issued by States Attorney Robert a..
Lawrence, charging Moves with selling
liquor Illegally. He was immediately
arraigned before Justice Willis MI Ross
and waived examination. He WAS
bound over to the September term Of
Rutland county court. Bail was fixed
at $500, which was furnished through
Michael Gilrain of this city. The hear
ing was held in the Office Of Attorney
krnest II. 0Brien, who is counsel for
Noyes.
II IL alleged that Noyes furnished
liquor to local woman who became
intoxicated The Woman later became
provoked at the respondent and re-
ported the matter to Mr.. Lawrence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS.
Elected at Gtand Chapter Meeting in
Burlington.

Burlington, June 5.--The grand chap
ter of Vermont. Order Of Eastern Star.
Yesterday afternoon elected the follow
ing officers;
Grand patron-D +. r. stoddard.
SheIburne
Grand iaatron--Mrs. George n Leland
Springfield.
Associate grand patronArthur g.
Spaulding. Ludlow.
Associate grand matron--aIrs. Chris
tina Borland, st. Johnsbury.
Grand secretary Henry u. Stillson,
Bennington.
Grand treasurer sirs. Eta A. Fair
man, Windsor
The appointiye officers are as fol-
lows
Grand conductress Mrs. II. Z. Still
son, Bennington.
Associate grand conductress- Mrs.
Ella Weeks, Sc. Johnsbmv
Grand warder Mrs. Minnie M. Coy,
Windsor
Grand chaplain--NTiss Mary +.
Hough, White River Junction
Grand lecturer Mrs, Ruby @ Haw-
ley. Richferd
Grand marshai--7AlTs. Emma N. Pow
crs, Lyndonville
Grand Adnh--NIrs. Abbie s. Randall,
Wells River,
Grand Ruth-AIrs. NJ II. Hazen,
South Royalton.
Grand Esther Mrs Isabelle Nc
Naughton. Hafdwiek
Grand Martha Mrs. Lille Lang.
Barton.
Grand Electa Mrs. Lizzie Danforth,
Bristol
Grand sentinel Alfred Il. House,
Williamstown
III the evening the officers were in
stalled by Mrs, Jessie 1, Bigwood, re-
firing grand matron, assisted by Ell.
genia H. Pattee, r. G. NJ of Brattle-
horo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
VERMONT MAN
WAS THE VICTIM
His Bride Of a Few Months Passed Him
as He Was Being Carried to a
Hospital IN North Adams,
Where He Died.

North Adams, Mass, June 5.-~Holdinp
an ether cone over his face to prevent
him from suffering agonies from his IN.
juries, Ira i. Chase, "a years old, OF
Wilmington, vi, lay under the wheels oil
4 passenger engine at Hoosac tunnel on
the Hoosac Tunnel q Wilmington rail
road late yesterday afternoon Till track
hands lacked the engine ur from his
Iernshcd body
Still conscious, he was hmried out
through the tunnel to the North Adams
hospital, where he died few minutes
after he was removed from the operat-
ling table.
His bride Of few months and his
mother, who had been in the city, passed
him on the train east that meets the
train west on which he was brought here
dying. Learning at Hoosae tunnel OF
the accident to him, the bride and mother
returned here and got back only in time
to arrange for the disposal Of his body.
Young Chase was fireman on the
Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington road. lie
was at work on the engine hauling the
passenger train that connects at Hoosac
tunnel with the Boston q Maine train
due here at 4:45 iii Che afternoon. His
train had arrived at H6osac tunnel and
was taking the switch that brings it up
to the Boston a Maine depot. There Is
d forked switch there, and it is the duty
Of the fireman to get off aud set tne
switch and let the engine move up into
place at the depot
Chase had got off and turned the
switch, his train almost al standstill,
and II is supposed that he attempted
to jump on the front Of the engine as
he train was moving toward him. He
missed his footing and fell IN front Of
the engine, the front wheels OF which
pinned him to the track.
DR. Frank D. Stafford and DR.. Nj NJ.
Brown Of this city happened to be on
the train. In less than minute Dr.
Brown had half grain Of morphine
in the mans veins and had the ether
cone over his nose and mouth. Chase,
still conscious, asked the doctors not to
let him suffer. He was able to assist
the surgeons and the men who worked
to take him out. He paid most atten-
tion to the ether cone, as it was difficult
for the surgeons to reach it to him.
The cone was kept saturated and Chase
held it in place.
While he was on the operating table
at the hospital here, ii was seen that
nothing could be done to save his life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
Republican National Commit
tee To-day
TOOK UP ALABAMA CASE
aBrother Charley" Predicts That It Will
BE Taft without Difficulty and
on the Very First Ballot,
Too.

Chicago, June 5.--The Republican ma
tional committee, with nearly every
member present, to-day began making up
temporary roll for the convention
which assemblies here II days hence.
The FIRST work was deciding contests.
sAlabama contestants, because Of alpha
betical preference, will be taken up first,
Before entering the hearing, Chairman
New said it would take the committee
at least four hours to decide Alabama s
case. simultaneously with the assem-
bling Of the committee several head
quarters" got busy
Ihe boom for John Hayes Hammond
for vice-president attracted attention to-
day. Hammond ON the ticket" said
one Of his friends, will mean the COM
mittee will have no trouble in raising
funds. But if it isn't Hammond, we
think II will be Fairbanks in spite of
his refusal To run"
Booms of former Governor Murphy OF
New Jersey and Governor Guild OF Mas
sachusetts are also here.
Brother Charley's Predictions.
Charles #. Taft Of Cincinnati, brother
of the secretary of war, came to Chicago
yesterday and promptly announced that
ne expected the secretary I'd be nomi-
mated without difficulty on the first bal
lot He smiled as he cautioned listeners
to remember that he was prejudiced
witness, but asserted that there was no
doubt in his mind that only one ballot
would be cast. He said that in his
opinion the figures Of the Taft bureau
should be taken seriously because Our
figures from the beginning oil the fight
for the Republican nomination have all
ways been nearer right than those Of
other fellows
AT the headquarters of Joseph q.
Cannon, it was declared that the esti-
mates Of strength made BY the Taft
people were largely overdrawn and John
Eyersman the confidential man Of Con.
gressman Mckinley Of Champaign, Ill.,,
who is in charge of the headquarters at
the present time, asserted that the Illi-
n0is candidate would not only have more
strength than has heen generally credited
TO him, but the Taft people would not
be able to show more than 350 votes on
the first ballot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
HORSES KICK FATAL.
Death Of William Campbell, SO Years
OLD Of Agawau.

Agawan, Mass. june 5.-William
Campbell of South Main street died
yesterday from injuries received By be-
ing kicked by horse Tuesday. Mr.
Campbell was born in Swanton. Vt, in
1876. He came 70 AQaNan in 1851 and
was employed BY the Aeawan woolen
company. besides working on farms in
the neighborhood. He married Miss
Relic Taylor Of this town. who with
four children survive him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
CROKER'S HORSE FELL
AND LOST THE RACE
Poor Richard Is Quite Disconsolate Over
the Turn Of Affairs To-day at
Epson Downs. ENGLAND.

London, June 5. With Cakes stakes,
second in Importance only to the English
Derby, almost won to-day at EPSON,
Richard Croker's entry, Rhodora, en-
countered an accident that put her out
Of the running. Second and coming
fast when the leader fell. Rhodora Stun.
bled over her. The accident allowed Sig.
norinetta, winner Of the English Derby
on Wednesday, to repeat the winning by
three-fourths Of length from Courtesy.
Rhodora was favored, to 2. Croker's
disappointment is keen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
IDEAL CLUB In RECITAL.
Fine Program Given by Pupils Of Mrs.
H. A. Gould.

"A very enjoyable recital was given
last evening at the home of Mrs. n. A.
Gould BY the Ideal Mandolin, Banjo and
Guitar club The club is composed Of
twelve members who are instructed by
Mrs. Gould. The other eleven musicians
are Mrs, Roben. Miss Duncan. Miss
Gould, Miss Walker, Mrs. Place, Mrs.
French, Harry Fisher, Miss Hoyery, N.
j. Benzie, Mrs jackson, Miss GoodfeI-
low. Twenty-Five people we're present
and spoke very highly Of the work OF
the club and the soloist. The program
ais rendered was AS followss
cal March New Arrival .... Brazil
tbl Waltz--Love's Regret ...... Stahl
IDEAL Club
Banjo solo--0Id Folks at Home--Lansing
Mrs Place
Guitar solo .........s.. 49,. Selected
Mr. Benzie
Vocal solo, club accomp paniment Selected
Mrs Martin
March. Colored Guards .s..... Weidt
Banjo Club
Violin solo .3.-,....s, Selected
Miss Gould
Banjo duet Gayotte NO. 2l Pepper
Mrs. Gould, Mr.. Fisher
fal March--CoIored Major Henr
fb) March-Frost King ... Kenneth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
SECOND TRY
SUCCESSFUL
Ward TowsIee Died Under
Trolley Car
AT POWNAL LAST NIGHT
His Right Arm Was Cut Off and His
Body Was Badly Mangled--He
Tried to Die BY Throat-cutting
Two Years Ago.

bennington, June 5.--Ward Towslee,
q farm hand 83 years of age, was run
over and killed by south bound trolley
on the Bennington and North Adams
electric road at Pownal last evening
His right arm was cut Off and his body
was badly mangled. II is believed to
be a case Of suicide. Towslee attempt
ga to take his life two years ago by
cutting his throat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
BRINGs BRIDE no BARRE.
James C. Hawley Married at Saratoga,
N. Y, to Miss Lura Ketchum.

James G. HawIey Of this city. man
ager Of the Eastern Estate Tea store,
and Miss Lura Ketehum of Saratoga,
NJ u, were united IN marriage at Sar-
toga Wednesday afternoon at 4.30
o'clock. The wedding was held at the
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs. Wood
ward, and was q quiet affair attended
only By immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom. The ceremony was perform
ed BY Rev. Bostwick Hawley, grandfa-
ther Of the rbide. The Rev. Mr.. Hawley
is "a years Of age and the oldest clergy
man in the Troy conference.
Mr., and Mrs. Hawley came last night
to Barre and win reside at Currier
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
MEAr MARKEr DEsrRoYED.
Fire Consumes Building in West Rut-
land Ehtailing Loss Of s2,50O.

Rutland, june 5.--Fire late last night
destroyed the building at West Rutland
owned by II c. Bloomer and occupied
by /. H. Shaws meat market, entail
ing an aggregate loss Of s2,5o0, par
TALLY insured. The cause OF the blaze
is not known, Mr. Shaw having left the
store some time before the flames start
ed The building, which was Of wood
was consumed in half an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
AUTO WITHOUT LIGHTS,
Ran Down and atally Hurt Boy in
Bangor.

Bangor. Ale. June s.. Fred O'Connor.
the i0-year.old son Of Charles 0'Con.
Tor 81 this city, was probably fatally
Injured by being run down bg an auto
rlobile running without lights in state
street, shortly after o'clock last night.
This is the first serious automobile ae-
cideDt that has ever occurred in Ban
ger. The car was owned by Thomas
X Savage and was driven by Howard
Colby Of Rochester. n. ", 10 years Of
age. who said that the car was running
twelve miles an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
WILL a-sr THE MALT.
To See How Much Alcohol If Contains
Respondent Valves.

st. Albans. june 5.--Luis Neiburd
waived examination in the city court
this morning to the charge Of furnish
ing and was bound over to the Septem-
Der term of Franklin county court He
was placed under bail Of $500. which
he furnished. The malt which was
seized at Neiburg's premises will be
tested to find out how much alcohol It
contains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
RAILROAD ELECTIONS.
Montpelier & Wells River and Barre
Railroad Meetings.

The stockholders Of The Montpelier
& evils River railroad held their an
nuaI meeting at the general offices of
she road in Montpelier yesterday morn
ing. A II. Sortwell Of Cambridge,
George E. Carter of Brookline, Mass,
James w. Brock and r. wv. Stanyan of
Montpelier and Alexander Groton, were
elected directors. These directors elect
cd A. II. Sortwell, president; George n.
Carter, vicc-president; f. w Stanyan,
clerk and treasurer. The anual meeting
II the stockholders Of the Barre rail
read was alsa held here yesterday. The
directors elected are: d. W. sortwell Of
Cambridge, Mass, r. S. Anahle Of Bos-
ton, T. NJ Stanyan, II c. Shsxtleff and
j. G. Farwell Of Montpelier These di-
rectors elected d, r. Sortwell, presi-
dent. j. G FarwelI, vice president, and
H. w. Stanyan, clerk and treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

Beginning with this week The Times
win be issued at noon On Saturdays
until October ist. Copy for advertising
20 insure insertion in Saturdays issues
sheuld be handed in On Fridays
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
JUDGE HARvEYs COURT.
Montpelier Had Single Case Of Intox-
ication Today.

Judge Harvey Of the Montpelier city
court had one offender before him today
Charles Bennett who said his home was
in Danbury, Conn. He was charged with
utoxication and since he was unable to
pay S1120 he was sent to the Jail for
twenty days The case OF Ned Dallas,
charged with non-support, was continu-
ed to june 10. During the month of
MAY Judge Harvey had 20 cases of IN
toxication and total Of As cases of all
kinds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
MoNrpELIER,s NEw PRINc1pAL.
B. C. Rogers for Five Years Head Of
vergennes High School.

The new principal Of Montpelier high
school TO succeed f. f. Thompson. re.
signed, is Principal B. C. Rogers Of Yer
gennes high school, who has been in
his present position fer five years. tie
eas also been county examiner Of teach
ers in Addison county. d. Robert Bian-
pied. now a student at Dartmouth col
lege. will take Malcolm Edgerton's place
in the Montpelier high school as instrue-
tor in English.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
WIFE AND MOTHER COMPLAINED.
Said That James Frattini Had Not Con-
tributed to Family Support.

James Frattini was arraigned in tne
city court this morning charged WITH
non.support of his family. He entered
a plea Of not guilty and his case was
continued until next Monday The com
plant against Frattini was made to
Grand Juroror II. II. Davis BY the de.
fendant's wife, Mrs. Teresa FrAttini, the
woman whose house on Ahern street
was raided last week and who was bound
over to the county court on the charge
of keeping with the intent to sell. II
is said that the couple have not been
living together, and Mrs. Frattini has
had 70 take care Of several children
alone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
SIGHTED THREE RACERS.
of The Fleet Of Sailing Vessels OF For
bermuda.

New York, June 5.-~Three Of the
sehooners competing in the MarbIehead
bermuda yacht race were sighted 40
niles west Of Nantucket Light by the
OF tank steamer Rotterdam, which ar.
rived here today, Yesterday morning
the Rotterdam saw white and two
black boats. The white schooner was
FIVE miles ahead and to the leeward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
Woman Sent to House Of Correction.

Mrs. Joanna Galimberti, who was ar
rested yesterday on the charge Of fur
nishing, pleaded guilty to the otfense IN
the city court this morning and was
sentenced BIZ Judge Scott to serve not
less than three Or more than three and
half months in the house of correc-
tion at Rutland.