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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
TWO KILLED. EIGHT INJURED.
Homeseekers Excursion Train Wrecked
By 4 Rrokan Ran.

san Antonio. Tex. March 20 Two
men were KILLED and eight other per-
sons were injured yesterday when q
homesee kers excursion train on the
international and Great Northern rail-
road was derailed At Pearsali. Texas.
The accident was due te q broken rail.
The dead II. II Myers, haggageman.
n E McElroy. Western Union lineman
San Anfonin. Texas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
Orange County Telephone
Go. Directors So Voted
There Are Now About 1900 Phones on
the System, With Prospect Of Taking
on Many More--Two More Com
panies Enter Vermont.

The directors Of the Orange County
Telephone company who were IN session
nearly All of yesterday afternoon at
the City hotel made at least enc inn
portant move during the session a
vote was carried that an assessment nf
three dollars lie levied on each share of
stock, but it was further provided that
q discount 81 81 3 per cent be allowed
If The amount Of the assessment was
forthcoming on or before July list. res
dueing the amount to two dollars on 4
share.
This assessment i for the purpose of
Iliquidating the present indebtedness Of
the company The debt amounts to
about $4,000 and was incurred largely
vi the Introduction Of the system in
Barre and Montpelier within a few
years. The company Il making good
headway iii Montpelier haying already
installed about ono hundred phones, with
the prospect Of putting in forty more
within short time.
This company has had remarkable
growth since 1t was Incorporated in
l002 Since that time the number Of
instruments has increased from 900 to
over 1900 At the present time.
The officials Of the company. all of
whom were present ut Yesterdays meet
ing are president. II. H Kennedy, Chel-
sea: yicepresident. g. a. Speare. West
Corinth; secretary RI 1T vii
liams. West Corinth: directors. a, Fl.
1oyell, Montpelier Harry Daniels, East
Montpelier; Dr. II. e Ellis. Brookiield.
q. r. Andrews of Mortified, tile former
president Of the company, was also
present and addressed the meeting on
matters pertaining TO the business.
That independent telephone companies
ara making inroads III Vermont Il indi
Gated hy the fact that two companies
filed papers with the secretary Of state
yesterday
The White Mountain Telephone &
Telegraph company of New Hampshire
which has ! capital stock of S2o0000.
with headquarters at Bradford and the
Coos Telephone company of New Hamp-
shire, which has Offices at Newhury. were
fhe concerns which siguiiied their inten-
ton of doing business in Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
TONIGHT IN BARRE

F,nai match CITY canale pin league.
Teddy Hears vs. Cosmopolitan
Masquerade and sugar party, Good
TempIaxs.
sgnslcale. Afrs. G. y. Averill's.
Class reception st Pfesy yhteFlan
church.
social and enlerieinment. He.idEng
Methodist church.
Wonderland pictures. Hale's paw
lien
TheafeFium. 81 Main s.
Granite Manufacturers Association
meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
A FORMER vERMoNTER.
Waverly ]. Town Died in Boston
Buried in Cabot.

South Woodbury., March 20.NeWs
has been received here Of the death Of
Waverly ]. Town at Us nome ii Bos-
ton. Mass. March 4. after lingering
illness. Mr.. Town vas we'll aud favor
ably known here having been in the
mercantile business in this village for
number OF years previous 20 his re-
noval to Boston He was highly re-
speeted in this vicinity and his death
i greatly regretted hy all lie IS sur.
xived by his wife, one son aud his
father IN compliance with his wish
expressed shortly before his death, his
q mains Will be brought to Cabot fof
iAterment which will take place on Sat.
ufdar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
TALK OF The TOWN.


Robert Murphy went to Brandon 81
business to-day.
i. Ginsberg ii New York ii III tl3
city On business
/ John II. Tierney was in Stove D
business yesterday.
1 Neil @, Ralph Ii spending Il few day
| at his home III BrookieltI
Miss Joanna Park went to Boston 10
day for 4 visit with friends
John A. Till Of Morrisyille was
business visitor II the city to-day
James Bouldry Of Cabot was bust
ness visitor IL The city yesterday
Daniel Emery Of Washington uas ii
tho city to-day on business visit
r. A Roschrook of MarshHeld was !
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Harry d. McCrilIis 0f AIafshiield VIA.
a business visitor IN the city yesteF,
day.
Jesse Fruzetti arrived IN the city to-
day after three months stay in Rut'
land
Tie Methodist choir will meet fol
rehearsal Saturday night at 7 O'clock
sharp.
a timely suggestion! Get rates foi
fire insurance In the local company, thi:
month.
n \ ue;ag e,n,nanvs. renrasarsat,y,
Il owing ! frea demonstrati6n NJ Smith
81 Cummings store.
cladys tha vo,,ngest danvbtar i,
Ia,nss Wr;ll as ss;r yss,g stgeat IL ill
TiFh ths naasles
af rsp - aa,,.a s.
Esaex runetion ta.aav III III illness 81
har siste,' st;ss Gre Kvbfte
1inonk ai'agass ~ sslS alossl y S oeas 49,
-'1S ~s. ~ g ~ as.ss sss'i., III e sii'0i'' =
i, -
~ ny ~ ~ isNa sssN 49, XII, sss''.slls s,
~ 4, Z. eessi =. pase :. NV WI ilRlu
I interesting = sos = h'eA sui0 pai
s@Asa'
Mrs Llzic Park, John Park and Mrs.
Josln Aefeef leaSe eo.nashs lor iIeagoh' y
n, Ill Mneae theS WIZ As7ius aoi sAe
present
Over sixteen hundred people glad that
there i Granite M'itual Insurance
company financial reasons ARE yoil
one ~ tietn
Dr. y. i. Taylor, who has been III
with the mumps for the past lew weeks,
is able to be out and attend 70 his
business again
William Scott aud Mrs. James Pat
terson left last night Ter New York.
where they wall take passage for few
months visit at Their home ~ Scot
land.
s. Segel and company place Oh sale
SATURDAY one. lot of about five dozen
bows eaps in dark colors. ranging III
price from 25c to 5Ie. choice al lie each
Come earlv.
zrsg ra:4h u7,us 4b. s4s.o s,,,.r;rs
4enda,s sc seianfitIe fa,n,,ern,,ea MA r,,F.
tion In the schools ii Massachusetts,
will speak at the social gwen hv the
Ladies Missionary society ii tile II. Il.
church Tonight.
rba ttsa,.,s,.,s st;ssta.sr.. soc.atw II
az na.'4;st als,s.st, ..;It bgis i ,a;ss;a,,.
rs. 49, ls..sssss sls.; ~ reo',la :
sss..,.s.s 81 SnnaoT .pes;,w
t3ss1. ssss4 ss.aa;si ,,,,si,s ia hsav Z
&. III ~ assaiar
1T n'eioek prgn,pf tonight al the homo
of Mrs. 4. II. Fort. III Summer street.
Also the revival meetings fo be held III
N1orfhen hall beginning next Thursday
hv the Rev II & TayIer m out -and.allt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
STILL IN JAIH.
And Russell W. Taft Is Likely to Re-
main There an Indefinite Period.

Burlington, AfaTeh 20 Negotiations
for tic release of Russell VI Taft from
ehittenden county Jail have fallen
taIough, and he will be confined for an
indefinite period for contempt of court.
He failed to pay alinony 70 his former
wife as the court deereeds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
WRECK AT ST JOHNS.
Passenger Train for Montreal Was Many
Hours Late.

ST. Alhans, March 20 The Montreal
passenger train due here at l0:30 this
morning was four and half hours late.
due, it Is said, to Axe passenger cars
being of the rails near ST. Johns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
SEN. pENRosE VERY ILL
IN Dangerous Condition from the Ef-
fests Of FACIAL Erysipelas.

Philadelphia, March 20 United States
Senator Boies Penrese is dangerously
i'll at his home here. suffering from
facial erysipelas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
GRoToN.

It D eeaTia vas 81 st. JohHsburx
Wednesday.
wilsoa rinsbafy vas called 10 Mont
pelier THURSDAY
Mrs. S n Hooper returned from St.
Jehnsba1y Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
Card Of Thanks.

Ne wish TO extend our sincere thanks
to all who kindly assisted rs during
The sickness and death uI our beloved
wife and mother. and also fog the beau.
iifus flowers az tbe funeral
Robert Imlah aud family
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Of Juan De collaines, who Was a Vet
eran Of the Civil War.


The funeral Of Juan Dc Collaines who
died al Montpelier Wednesday night of
hfight's disease. was held this forenoon
from St Augnstine's church in Mont.
pelier. He had been confined tQ the
house since last August
He was born in Michigan g years ago
His mother died when lie was ten years
81 age and his father when he was ID
He was oI rowing aud adventurous
spirit and during his life has visited
#eeefy state in the Union When the
Civil war hroke ont. he was in Massa.
chusetts lie Immediately enlisted and
vent to the front. where he remained
until the close of hostilities. becoming
quartermaster sergeant Of Company 4,
5lh Massachusetts, Cavalry.
Later he came to Montpelier and es
tahlished himself As n barber
4 large delegation e stone enters at
tended the funeral Of stephen Burein.
which was held Yesterday morning Al
ST. Augustine's church. Burial vas in
tie Catholic cemetery. Aughtney Sham
DO, Louis Wood Frank Carroll. Dennis
Kyle and Thomas McQaceney Of Mont
pelies and Patrick Brown OF Barre acted
as bearers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
FLORIDA SENATOR
IS NOW VERY Low
william j Bryan, Recently Elected to
Congress, Was To-day Reported in
Very Critical Condition.

Washington D. Ct. March 20. The
condition Of Senator NJ. j. Bryan of
Florida IS reported as very critical 70
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day are T. +. Nnghl.
st. Altanss Il +. FISHER Boston; George
T. Ao=Aer. RarliHrtens John lross. 6
s. Cross NertAaelai ]. u. Gfew. Hart
lord.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
"LAMBLIKE TOM
Handed Over the Stakes to His Athletic
Cousin, Con. Says Douglass.

Cousin, Con, Says Douglass.
William Douglass, whose good money
lten dollars IS now in Can. sullivan :
pockets after The latter's 5t-minute trip
on foot g Montpelier Wednesday alter
non. sgiIl feels aegaiexcd over the dispo-
sIiion made of the stakes He said to-
ssas: Tom Burke. who was chosen
referee By Sullivan himself. gave what
any fair-miuIea person would say was
faie deeislen. e sullivan lid nat walk
IS he agreed Tom Cl-eary who vas
the stakeholder. IS ! understand. IS
3 cousin q Con. When Con said, Where
IS the money. Temf he Ike 5 lamb
hands tae money oFer - his athletic
cousin against she decision Of the ref
efee.
There the matter ssaad4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
Tua 30 90 ~.

st. Adams. March s0.-The tempeEa.
tlAfe here this morning Nas zero afd
Sc Swanton two below
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
One Of Oldest Of Methodist
Bishops Died To-day
AT HOME in NEW YORK
Failed to Rally After an Operation for
Diabetes--He Presided Over Ver-
mont Conference in Barre, Also
in Montpelier.

New York, March 20. Bishop Charles
Henry Fowler of the Methodist Episcos
pal church North, died at his home here
to-day. Death resulted from 4 failure
TO rally after an operation for diabetes,
the operation having proved too much
for his condition, which had been weak
for over a year.
Bishop Fowler was born IN Ontario,
August II, 1887, and WAS therefore not
quite II years Of age. He was elected
bishop Of the Methodist church IN
1854. and was one Of the oldest Of the
list Of bishop III point of years Of ser
vice. He was graduated from North
western university at Evanstown, Ill.,
and while there distinguished himself as
member of life-saving crew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20

Bishop Fowler has twice presided over
the Vermont Methodist conference, be-
ing in Barre whom the conference was
held here in 1896 and being in Mont
pelier in 1904 as presiding officer Of the
conference. He il known to a large
number of the members Of his church
In Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
FUNERAL OF Mrs. IMLAH.

Was Held Yesterday Afternoon from
Her Late Home on Long Street.
The funerai services OF Airs Robert
Inlah were aeid 1t Two o'clock yestes
day afternoon at hef late residence On
Long street, Rev francis 4 Poole Off
eialing Tic bearers were .ioin T. Ale-
Donald. William Taylor. Charles Leslie
aud William tin3lateF lntermeHt vas
made IN Hope cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20

WAS MISTAKE IN ORDERS
Elmer Clark, r. A. Brown and Allen pa
Wis Were Killed and Guy Dow Was
Seriously IDjured---Both Loco
motives Demolished.

Woodsville, N. III, March 90 Engi-
neer Elmer Clark and his fireman, /. A..
Brown, of Concord and fireman Allen
Davis Of Concord were killed and enei
neer Guy Dow of Worcester was seri
ously injured this morning III collision
oi Canadian Pacific freight train.
northbound. with local freight from
this town on the White Mountain divi.
sion Of tile Boston & Maine railroad
The trains eollided between the Haseg-
hill and East Haverhil stations Bofh
locomotives were demolished and several
ears We're destroyed The accident was
probably due to 4 mistake in orders
Owing to this accident, there was no
connection between the Montpelier &
Wells River train and the Boston &
Maine train from Boston this forenoon,
and the mails from Boston did not ar.
rive in Barre at noon to-day as usual,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
WOULD HAVE COURT
INVESTIGATE CHARGE
Then If Haskell Is Shown to Be
Guilty of Participation in At
tempt to bribe Monet
He Shall Sever Reld-
tiOnS with Party.

Detroit Sept. cav. j. Bryan
late this afternoon addressed let
ter to President Roosevelt in reply
to the presidents statement issued
yesterday. Bryan, says that the let
ter is called forth because the presi-
deat has endo rsed the charge against
Haskell to the effect that he vas ence
in the employ of the Standard Oil
and as such employe was connected
with the attempt to bribe or infiu-
ence Attorney General Monett. OF
Ohio, to dismiss suits pending against
tho Standard Oil.
He said that Haskell had denied
the charges and demanded an investi-
cation. Continuing he asks the presi-
dent to submit any proof he may
have in his possession of the truth
of the assertion against Haskell and
IL he has no proof asks that the presi-
dent indicate a method by which
the truth may be ascertained.
Bryan agrees that Haskell shah
appear for investigation before any
tribunal in public or private which
the president may indicate. and II
such tribunal shall find him guilty
then Haskell shall sever his connec-
''on with tho national Democrats
committee.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
FORMER RESIDENT
CHARGED WITH MURDER
lie Is Alleged to Have Killed Man
at El Paso Yesterday
Evening.

With a charge of murder hanging
over his head, C. Nj. Barber, for
merly agent for the Rio Automo-
bile with headquarters in this city
but recently of El Paso, Is now
lodged in the El Paso jail. The trou-
BILE arose IN the real estate offices
of ] oomis Brothers yesterday after
noon and as a result of a fierce hstic
encounter between Mr.. Barber and
the Loomis brothers, Roxie c. Loomis
now lies cold In death, having died
last evening at midnight supposed
ly from the effects of blows struck
by Barber. According to Mr.. Bar
ber's statement to the El Paso po-
lice after his arrest which occurred
at o'clock this morning. the kill
ing was purely accidental
Mr.. Barber, to whom the charge
has been made. Is well known here
among automobile 1en and further
details OF the affair are anxlOusly
being looked for by them.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22

ception of duty dictates to him. the,
man whose whole concern is for ~
welfare of the people and who
proved In lifetime of difficult any
useful public service his extraordinary
capacity as an administrator, is surely
the man of all others to be entrusted
with the presidency. Mr. Tafts can
didaey is not based upon large and
vague promises, part Of which would
be impossible of achievement ana
part of which would be absolutely
mischievous to the people of the
whole country IL put into effect. His
candidacy Is based upon his great
record of actual achievement, his
gSeat record of service to the puolic
upon his inflexible adherence to the
highest standards of righteousness
and upOn his proved and absolute
fearlessness in relentlessly warning
against evil wherever it may be found.
l appeal to all good citizens, to all
high minded, conscientious men who
love their country, to put such a man
at its head.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
"SagamoPe Hill, oyster Bay, Sep
tember 81, 1905"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
Chairman MACK DENIES.
CAMPAIGN FUND
STATEMENT
Message to Roosevelt Called
Forth by Alleged Inter-
view in a New
York Paper.
RECEIVED NOTHING
FROM Mr.. IAGGARI
Manager of Democratic Campaign
Notifies President That If He
Has Been Quoted Cor
reCtly He Has Been
MlSinformed, or Else

New York, Sept. 2s.-Chairman
Mack of the Dem ocratic national COM
mittee addressed a telegram to Pres
ident Roosevelt today in which he
denied flatly the statements contained
in a reported interview between Tim
othy Woodruff, chairman of the he
publican state committee. and Presi-
dent Roosevelt, which was printed IN
d local paper today. Macks telegram
follows:
Il noticed in the New York Tribune
this morning that you are quoted by
Timothy l.. Woodruff, chairman Df
the Republican state committee, in
the following interview which Wood
ruff gave out from Oyster Bay:
incidentally the president re-
marked that he considered it signifi-
cant that 100000 had been found
in the treasury of the Democratic
party after Judge Parker declared
throughout the last national cam
paign that the partys treasury was
receiving nothing from corporations,
and further because 1t was an
nounced at the time of election that
the treasury was empty. The presi-
dent said he thought that IL looked
queer thar such a large sum of money
should turn up after Haskell was ap-
pointed treasurer of the Democratic
national committee
III you are quoted correctly, 40
doubt you have in mind the publica-
tion in the New York American re-
Gently that /. as chairman OF the
Democratic national committee, :e-
ceived $300,00e from former Chair
man Taggart, which is said to be left
over from the 1904 campaign. This
at the time was emphatically denied
when brought to my attention. 1 de-
sire TO say to you now that there Is
not word of truth in the statement.
L have not received one cent from
Taggart or anyone else connected
with the last campaign. Neither has
anyone connected with the committee.
81 am wiring you this direct as 1
desire to correct what seems to be
an erroneous impression in yodr
mind"
Mack sent the telegram to Oyster
Bay and said he hoped that he would
receive a reply from the president
during the day.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
WON'T FAVOR WHITES
TAFT TELLS NEGROES
a Plea for Anyone of the ColoPed
Race VIII BE Given Con-
sideration.

Cincinnati, Sept 22.-"When l get
into the White House, assuming that
am to be put there, no plea in favor
of the negro will have any less con-
sideration because he is a negro rath-
er than a white man" said Judge
Taft today in an address to the dele
gates to the negro national Baptist
convention who came here from
Lexington, KY, for the purpose If
meeting the candidate for president
Taft told the negroes that he well
coined their support and felt II was
his sym psthy for their race which en-
titled him to that support.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
ANOTHER BREAK IN STOCKS.

New York, Sept. 22.--Stocks had
another sensational break today after
an hour of uncertain and irregular
fluctuations. On the decline such in
fluential stocks as the Union Pacific,
southern Pacific and Amalgamated
broke a half point between sales, in
some cases only of 100 shares. At
intervals there were transactions in
blocks of several thousand shares.
The violent break came, however.
after some show of recovery. The
decline in some cases reached from
q to 3A in some stocks
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
GOVERNOR HASKELL
IS STILL DENYING

Guthrie, Sept. 22.-Governor Chas.
n. Haskell, treasurer of the national
Democratic committee. arrived here
shortly before noon today from Chi
cago. Upon his arrival the govern
or's attention was called to the state
ment issued last night in New York
by Hearst declining HaskelIs offer to
publicly prove his charges before ths
committee of editors. In his recent
speeches Hearst charged that Haskell
sought in 1899 to influence Attorney
General Monet of Ohio to dismiss
certain suits then pending against the
Standard Oil company. Haskell de-
MED these charges.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
DETROIT DEMOCRATS
ENTERTAINING BRYAN
Commoner Spends the Day Speaking
and COnferring With Leaders.

Detroit. Sept. 22.-This is Bryan
day for the Democrats of Detroit and
Michigan, and the arrival of the
Democratic presidential candidate
early today from Buffalo found the
hotels crowded with Democratic lead
ers from all over the state, together
with a large representation from the
party's rank and file. After break
fast Bryan entered upon a series OF
conferences with Michigan Democrats
and with party leaders from some of
the other states who came here 70
confer with him. Bryan and mia
party Will leave on a special train az
o'clock for Ann Arbor where he
win address an open air meeting this
afternoon. Returning to Detroit he
VIII speak here tonight and start for
ColumbuA Ohio. at IL o'clock.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
BLACK RAND REVENGE
thDANGERS MANY LIVES
Companions of Convicted Men Sci
Fire to Tenement i'm New York.

Companions of Convicted Men Set
Fire TO Tenement in New York.
New York. Sept. 22.-One man was
seriously hurt, dozen or more
rescued from impending death by po-
licemen and firemen, and the lives
OF hundred or more imperilled,
when a member OF the black hand
today sought to avenge two Of their
fellows who are now serving terms
in prison for attempting to black
mail the tenants In a big apartment
house at West 113th street.
Almost Immediately after these
men were sentenced the occupants
OF the house received black hand
lette1s @arals them that tho hoise
would be destroyed. Early today
the house was set on fire and only
with the greatest difficulty the oc-
cupants were rescued. One man in
his excitement sprang from a third
story window and is In a critical con-
dition. The fire caused a damage
OF about $4,000.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
ROOSEVELT LEAVES
HIS SUMMER HOME
Oyster Bay Ceases to Be Summer
Capital and President Goes
TO Washington.

Oyster Bay. Sept. 22.-Theodore
Roosevelt's final summer vacation
during his present term OF office as
president came to an end this morn
ing when his family and the men,
bers of the summer White House ex-
ecutive staff departed amid cheers
from the throng of residents for the
White House at Washington.
At the same time oyster Bay
ceased TO be the summer capital Of
the United States. the title 1t has
proudly held for seven years. The
president has had a busy summer
but found much time to read re-
garding that part of Africa which he
Is to visit on his hunting trip next
year.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-22
PEACEFUL lUNATIC
MURDERED TWO PEOPLE
He Escaped After Using Iron Bar, bat
Was Captured by Police.

Washington. Sept. 22.-In demonl-
acal fury Andrew Lightfoot, a mu-
latto inmate OF the st. Elizabeth in
sane asylum, killed Patrick Maloney.
oyerseer OF the grounds. and Mile
Folin, a young inmate, early today.
The murderer escaped from the
grounds and fled to swamps near by,
where shortly afterwards a Gordon OF
police, a score OF them In all, quickly
surrounded the place OF concealment.
He was finally caught after a police
man found II necessary to shoot him
in the leg, and returned to the asylum.
Lghtfoot had been regarded as harm
less but today became violently in
sane. Grasping an iron bar he at