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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
RAYNOR DEMANDS
ZEEAYA'S ARREST
An Tmpassioned Speech to the United
States Senate To-day Against
the President Of Mica
ragua

Washington, D. c., Dec. Is.- In nota.
ble address delivered in the Senate to-
day, Senator RaynOr of Maryland sup
ported his recent resolution. authorizing
the president TO take the nacesaxry steps
for the capture Of zelaya in Nicaragua
and bor his trial on the charge Of murder
for ordering the deaths Of Cannon and
9roee. Fall galleries heard the ad-
.lress.
"A II was In part as follows: "A great
n Aate hos been committed against the
n ~ OF American citizenship, which
cannot allow to slHmber. NY reson.
was directed toward the dictator
assEagasa individually, and / want
S zHIraly Neparnted from any steps
Il reference to our Interference in
ragua What am concerned in Is
kpeedy apprehension and punishment
feiaya- III THE school Of corruption,
ofor and crime, he stands without
have been informed that the
= Of his private life are more imam
= their understandable details than
be iniquities Of his public career.
ecution Of Croce and Cannon was
! Of a ftdd and an insult to the
Of tiNs republic, and cannot 20
Hged.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
DESPERATE FIGHT TO
PROLONG KINGS LIFE
Operation Will be Performed Tomorrow
If His Strength Permits, Though
it is Feared it Win Prove
Fatal

Brussels, Belgium, Dec. ls. In des-
perate fight to prolong King Leopolds
life, Drs. Thiriar and Steinon announced
to-day that an operation will be per-
formed tomorrow for hernia If the
kings strength permits. Grave fears
are entertained that the operation viii
be fatal
The king, who is in possession Of
all his faculties, conferred with Baron
kottinet, his private secretary, to whom
he gave few final instructions. The
baron, Prince Albert Leopold, the heir
presumptiye, the Princess Albert, and M.
Schollaert, the premier, did not leave the
bedside Of his majesty lest night, and
Princess Clementine, his third daughter,
is expected to arrive at the palace NOM
entarily.
The cabinet met yesterday afternoon
to prepare for any eyentualities. AT q
late hour the physicians held another
consultation after which Baron Gofinet
announced that the king was somewhat
better than in the morning He suf-
fered less pain, his pulse was satisfae-
tory and there was no fever
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
Taft Appointed Lurton to Su-
preme Court Today
SENATE TO ACT UPON II
The Chief Directors Were Labor Leaders,
Who Declared That Judge Lurton
Leaned to the Corporation
Side.

Washington, D. O., Dec. l3-President
TAFT to-day sent to the Senate the nomi
nation OF Judge Horace Harmon Lurton
of Tennessee to be associate Justice OF
the supreme court, vice Judge Peckham,
deceased. Lurton's appointment BY Taft
was over the protest OF organized labor,
as represented by President Gompers Of
the American Federation Of Labor and
others, who charge that Lurton has a
leaning to ths side Of corporations. The
particular objection advanced was that
Ne declared the employers liability act
10 be unconstitutional.
Judge Lurton is nearly35 years Of
age, having been born on February 20.
1874, In Newport, Kentucky, and being
the son of Lycurgus and Sarah (IIar-
monl Lurton. After graduating from
Cumberland university, he was admitted
to the bar In 1867. He has been Justice
Of the supreme court Of Tennessee and
Judge Of the United States circuit court
of the sixth circuit since March 20, 1898.
He Is also professor Of constitutional
law and dean Of the law department OF
Vanderbilt university.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13

Frank Gaines, II, Of Roekland, Mass.
Was the Victim.

Boston. Dec. Is. Frank Gaines, II
years old, Of 4s Blossom street, Rock
land WAS drowned Yesterday afternoon
while skating Oh Breeds pond IN that
town. The body was recovered an hour
after the accident BY Chief Of Police
Whalen and Thomas Mahon.
Gaines end Edward Caroa were skat-
ing together, when they approached too
near + channel in the middle of the
pond. The thin ice broke under them
and they both went into the water.
a number of skaters were on the pond
al the time and rushed 10 the assistance
AZ the two young men Edward Ter
rian succeeded in reaching Caron and
pulling him on to the safe lee
Gaines was chilled by the water and
soon sank out Of sight Boats we're se-
cured and after an hours work the
body was recovered. Medical examiner
0s9ood was on the pond when Gaines
body was found Efforts were made At
resuscitation, but without avail
Gaines was a son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Gaines, who moved TO Rockland
from New Bedford three years ago.
Gaines was employed in shoe fac
tory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
Begged DaYtimes and Came
to Jail for Bunk Nights
SENTENCE NOT ENOUGH
Percy 0lgiati Has Found an Easy Thing,
and He Thought He Ought to
Have More Than d Two
Months Sentence.

Percy olgiati was arraigned before
Justice A. A. Sargent this morning and
pleaded guilty to the charge Of tamping
and was sentenced 10 the county fail FOR
sixty days A two months stay at
''Hotel Tracy hooked good to Percy, and
he smiled when he heard the sentence,
though he lad told the police that he
hoped th il would give him 90 days
at Tracy spitable quarters.
The young man had left the jail only
about week ago, after serving twenty
dayw sentence for intoxication, and while
there evidently formed a great liking
for Sheriff Tracy and his comfortable
hostelry and was very anxious to get
back there Since be left tile jail, he
has been gaining a living about the city
BY begging, and complaints were made
70 the poKce. Friday night, he was
lodged at the police station, and Sat.
urdsy evening, when he came 10 the sta-
ton again for lodging, Officer Hamel
had warrant for his arrest
0lgati created quite little excite
ment III the police circles. when ne was
arrested about three weeks ago, by rushing
into the station ali out of breath. and
exclaiming to Officer Carle that there
was q big spanisrd with two reyovers,
who had been trying b shoot him After
taking Officers Carrie and Hamel down
70 his boarding place on North Main
street to show them the bic Spauiard.
and being unable to locate him, the Off
GERS decided the trouble was all in his
mind. and they locked him up fol intoxi.
cation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
MAN AND WOMAN
KILLED By TRAIN
Woman's Husband Did Not Know Of Her
Whereabouts Until He was Called
to Identify the Remains,
Accident at Mill Plain,

Danbury, Conn, Dec. 49, Edward
Madden. 81, Danbury halter, and Mrs
Rudolph Wagner 3S wife az Dan.
bury business man, were instantly kill
cd on blind grade railroad crossing
at Mill Plain early yesterday when the
top carriage in whihc they were rid
ing was struck by n. Y n. IT, s. IL.
railroad engine running light and tend.
er first.
Both the man and woman were run
oyer hy the engine and tender and
their bodies terribly crushed, the wom-
an 50 much that Il was difficult 70
identify her. The carriage was smashed
into splinters.
The crossing, which is in Mil Plain,
four miles west Of Danbury, is a par
ticularly bad one, and It is difficult even
in the day and in good weather for one
to see Or hear an approaching train
until directly Oh the tracks. Both the
man and woman were heavily muiiled for
the night was cold and the engine had
only small lights on the tender.
Madden was a member Of the Danbury
fire department and unmarried, and was
formerly a partner in business Of Mr..
Wagner. Mrs. Wagner leaves three sons,
She left her home Saturday afternoon
Unexpectedly and until her body was
identified yesterday il the rooms Of an
undertaken. her husband had no knowl
edge 81 her whereabouts.
Madden hired team at stable to
20 to Brew ster Saturday, and il was
learned that Mira. Wagner took train
going in that direction that day. They
were on their way back to Danbury
when the accident happened.
The first intimation that the engineer
'had that his engine had struck team
was when a piece of the carriage few
into his cab. The horse was not in.
jured and ran into this city, where Il
was recognized, and it was in that way
that Madden's identity was discovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
RED LIGHTS" DIMMED.
Burlington Police Raid Two Alleged Dis.
orderly Houses.

Burlington, Dec. ls-Earlv yesterday
morning the police department got busy
aud stirred up things in the vicinity o.
North Winoosk avenue. Two alleged
disorderly houses were raided and the
occupants placed in the county jail
AT leo o'clock place On North
Winoosia avenue was raided, when John
Deforge. Walter Mosley, Mary Ann De-
forge, Margaret spruce and Mamie White
were arrested, charged with open and
gross lewdness. Mise Spruce's real
name is Georgianna Stafford.
In a block on First streef Lena from
hIey. better known as Lena Butler or
Lena Robinson. and Bevie Sprigps were
arrested. charged with the same oaense.
spriggs II a soldier and was arrested
some time ago on a similar charge
City Attorney Villas has notified the
management Of the so-cafled eolored club
or North 5viaooski apenue that the pieee
must be closed, as mary complaints
have been nnde that the rooms are used
for immoral purposes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
FIVE BODIES
in ONE HOLE
"A Big Drowning Accident at
Kent, Ohio
BODIES ALL RECOVERED
Seven Drownings in Pennsylvania and
New Jersey and One at Rockland,
Mass, All Resulting from
Skating.

Kent, O., Dec. ls.-Frank Corminie
yesterday took his three daughters,
Florence, aged 3, Helen, I, and Mabel, 4,
and, with has brother, Russell, p, went
to the cuyahoga river, quarter Of a
mile away, to give the children ride on
n sled on the ice. They we're to return
by noon
Yesterday afternoon, Henry Cahill, q
neighbor, went TO the corminie home on
business and found Mrs corminie and
her baby boy much excited over the ab-
sence Of the party Cabin went to the
river and made search. resulting in
finding break in the ice, with the sled
in the water.
Help was called and the bodies Of all
Ave were recovered last night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
To Consider the Granite Sit
uation in Barre
DATE HAS NOT BEEN FIXED
This Action Follows Rejection by North
field Branch, Saturday Afternoon,
Of Another Set Of "Sugges-
tionsy for Settlement.

With the action taken at Saturdays
meetings in Mortified and this city, the
prospects Of speedy settlement Of tho
differences IN the granite industry are
lessened, and It Il extremely doubtful
now if one will be reached before Christ.
mas Northfeld rejected the suggestions
Of the joint committee by unanimous
vote. the committee from that branch
not voting on them.
The Barre manufacturers took no ac.
tion on the suggestions al their meeting,
and learning while their meeting was
in progress, that the NorthAeld branch
had rejected them, 1t voted that the
secretary Of the association be instructed
to notify the secretary Of the national
association that the Barre association
requested meeting Of all the members
of the national association be called to
consider the Barre situation. and the
Barre association wiz be well represent
Cd at this meeting
The date OF this meeting viii not be
earlier than tomorrow, and possibly not
until "Wednesday
The Last Rejected Suggestions.
The paper drawn up BY the commit
tees from the Northfeld branch and the
Barre manufacturers, which was turned
down Saturday, ie a. follows;
TN the matter OF the dispute in North.
field; ii appears that there IS difference
OF opinion as TO the Interpretation Of
article eight, regulations, in the agree
ment
Regulations Governing Use Of Bumper
Pneumatic Tool
1T Is mutually agreed and insisted
upon that this tool be ueed IN an intelh-
gent manner. Whenever possible, water
70 be sprinlkled on that part Of tine stone
which the tod Is being operated upon.
At ail times broom must be used to
remove the dust per article six. regula-
tious.
The tool must Be operated IN such
manner a. not TO cause physical dtscom-
fort to nearby fellow workman.
That the nae Of the tools be not In
sisted upon inside the sheds from De-
cember ] to March Is. Said tool can
be used however, on understand heads or
other difiieuH places, also for cl1anneling
purposes, from December ] to March Is
inside aheda This joint agreement 10
be binding on both parties for the unex-
pircd term of the existing agreement
1T Il further recommended that there
shall be no discrimination used against
any person or persons on either eide OF
this controversy
"Ye recommend tant the present sss-
pension OF work terminate when these
regulations have been accepted
I'VE further recommend that these
regulations be at once put into effect
and frat copy Of same be postaa in All
sheds where the tool h used"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
HEARING ON INSANE CASES.
That Of George Holden Of Montpelier
Was First Considered.

In Washington county probate court
to-day was taken up the first Of the
cases Of commitment Of the insane, un.
der the recent decision Of the Vermont
supreme court, which stated that the
persons must be formally arTaigned
George Holden Of Montpelier. confined as
state patient in the Brattleboro re-
treat. was the first case brought up. The
certificates Of two Battleboro physicians
wsre presented. to the effect that Holden
was dangerously insane, while DR. steele,
one Of the supervisors for the insane,
testified that the man was suffering from
delusional insanity.
One Of the patients decisions was the
claim that he had the legal right to
destroy property, and he had carried
his belief into effect at the Brattlaboro
retreat by smashing seventeen panes Of
glass. the sashes, and knocked of much
plastering. It also came out In the
hearing that one Of Mr. Holden's lCst
acts before leaving Montpelier for tha
Brattleboro institution, was the paying
Of his Vermont Bar association dues IN
pennies. which he had saved up during
the year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
FAVORED ARBITRATION.
Executive Council Of Minnesota State
Federation Of Labor.

St. Paul. Minn.. Dec. ls-There was
little change yesterday in the switch
mems strike situation The railroads
say they are moving freight satisfac.
torily while the strikers dispute this Al.
scrtion.
The executive council 81 the Mime
sofa state federation Of labor adopted
resolutions fayoring arbitration Of the
strike and asking Governor Eberhearts
assistance in procuring arbitration The
council received reports from every con
gressional district in Minnesota to the
effect that freight was not moving with
the usual celebrity
President Hawley Of the switchmens
union returned yesterday from Cincin-
natl. where be had conference with
President Gompers Of the American Fed
esatiDn Of Labor Mr.. HawIey had
nothing to say regarding bis conference
with President Gompers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
MURDER or DETROIT GIRL.
child's Body Found Half-Frozeu in
Truck Yard.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. l3.-The murder
Of Helen Brown, is years old, Of 2Tl
Third avenue, was revealed Saturday
hs The finding 81 the chld's body lying
half frozen IN truck yard at 10 Jones
street The child's face and head were
frightfully cut and battered, and there
was evidence that she had been mis-
treated. Her hat lay fifteen feet away
from the body, and It was evident that
she made a desperate fight for her
life
Footprints IN the snow near the yard
showed where the murderer had led bis
little victim to her fate.
The girls mother sent her Friday even.
ing TO visit an aunt, and Mrs Brown
appealed to the police early Saturday,
when she learned that her daughter
had started home from her visit The
police started practically without clews
to hunt the murderer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
MANY ACCIDENTS.
Marred six-hour Automobile Trip in Los
Angeles.

Los Angeles, Dec. l3.--In six-hour
automobile race at Ascot Park yester-
day which was marrcd b numerous
accidents to cars and serious injuries
to two participants, the Stearns ear driy-
On by Soule won, the distance being
293 miles, The Pullman was second and
Buick, tlnrd
The Apperson slack Rabbit, turned
over three times but neither Driver Hen
shine nor Ills inechanician was injured.
The Cadillac overturned at the same
spot few minutes later ard its mech
anism was slightly injured.
The Sunset also went over and Driver
Leonard Mei-arty had his collar bone
broken and Mechanician Bodin suffered
broken leg and was internally in
jured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
PRIEST I'm AUTO WRECK.
FIR Mailloux Of Providence Not Expected
to Recover

to Recover.
Providence, r. +, Dec l2-Rev Hor-
midas ]. Mailloux, pastor Of the Church
Of Our Lady Of Good Help in Maple
vile. who was crushed under his auto
mobile in Central Falls Saturday night,
il III very serious condition. The sur
econs ait ST. Joseph's hospital hold out
no hope for his recovery The skull
was fractured at the base Of The brain,
and there were other Wounds including
internal injuries
TT. Mailioux was driving his machine,
when he struck plank in the bridge
between Central Falls and Cumberland,
and the anto, slddding into telegraph
pole, turned turtle Leander Maillonx,
brother of tho priest, who was also bur
ied under the automobile, fully recovered
from his injuries yesterday and was at
the bedside Of the clergyman last even
ing
The rites OF the church were admins
tered to the dying priest by Fr Toohey
Of st. Patrick's church, Valley Falls, and
Risbop Tfarkins also visited the cot last
night at the hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
Arrested for Illegal Selling.

On warrant issued BY State's Attor-
ney Gates, Deputy Sberilfs G Z. Morris.
n. j. slayton and w. F. Cutler raided
tho house occupied by J. Haley in Gran
iteyille Saturday evening, but were I'M.
abe to hud any liquor Roy Garland a
hoarder At the house, was arrested, how
ever, On warrant charging him with
illegal selling, aud he WAS brought 70
fhis oitv and lodged u the lookup for
safe keeping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
FREIGHT HANDLERS DEMAND.
viii Ask Boston and Maine for Increased
Wages.

Boston. Dec. 49, The Boston and
Maine railroad freight handlers win
make demand Of the road officials for
4g $3.50 wage for g-hour work day,
according to action taken yesterday by
the Freight Handlers assembly in Bos-
ton. The former wage was SO, re-
quest for an increase TO s2.25 per day
having recently been refused by the
road.
1t is stated that the freight handlers
Of the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford road win also make q similar de-
mand, following meeting 10 Be held
next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
lhe llne mp:
NewhurV Sem
eoDpARp,s BEsr scHoLARs.
Frank TowsIey Of Washington Led the
School for Term Just Ended

The scholarship standing at Goddard
seminary for the term ending last week
shows that Frank Towsley Of Washing.
ton led the school, with Henry Priest
Of Irashurg as second and Ruth Parker
Of Mortified as third The first ten
stood in the following order:
Frank Towsley Washington
Henry Priest. Trasburg.
Ruth Parker Norhfeld.
John Dole, Mortified.
Eva Bisbee. Barre
Margaret Mcknight, East Montpelier
John Smith, Brownfeld Maine.
Marion Raymenton. Springfield.
Heulah Tillotson. East Montpelier.
Robert Nolan, Ryerate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13

New York Marathon Runner Was Sue
cessfuI in San Francisco.

San Francisco, Dee l3.-In a Mara
thon race yesterday. Johnny Hayes eas-
Il, dsfeated James Fitzgerald, q Canadi.
an runner by three laps. and Con Con
molly Of San Francisco by more than q
mile. Hayes time was 226:a4 So, but
the court was more than a mile short
OF The full Marathon distance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
26 MosLEMs EXECUTED.
Wholesale Killing in constantinople Sat-
urday and Sunday.

Constantinople Dee Is Twenty six
Moslems were executed at Adana Sat
urdaY and Sunday IN connection with
the April massacres Great crowds Wit
messed the executions and The relatives
of the condemned men, together with
Thousands OF others joined in the man
iiestatiens of arief
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
LADY CHURCHILL MISSING
Mysterious Disappearance Of viscOunt's
Children also Reported.

London, Dee. ls.-A sensation has been
caused in society by the mysterious dis
appearance Of Lady Churchill, sister Of
the Earl Of Lonsdale. Lady Churchill
arrived at Saint Pancras station with
her husband and two daughters on the
night of November rs. she has not bean
seen since, although advertisements have
been published with view to tracing
her whereabouts.
According to rumor. Lady Churchill
recently consulted spirit medium, who
assured her that it was her duty 10
leave her husband, Viseonnt Churchill,
and take her children away
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
ROBERT D. SMITH DEAD
After Two Years Illness Of Tuberculosis
Of the Lungs.

Robert D. Smith died at six o'clock
last evening at the home 81 his mother,
Mrs John d. Smith, SO Maple avenue,
after a two years illness from tubercu-
losis Of the lungs He was % years
OF age and was born in Leifh Edinburgh,
Scotland. coming to Barre with his par
ents is years ago He attended the
public schools Of the city.
Mr.. Smith Is survived BY HIS mother,
one brother, Edward III Smith. and one
sister, Mrs. Mary A. Mackie, al Of this
city.
This funeral services will Be held at
two o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
house. Rev ]. D. Mackenzie officiating.
Interment win be made in EFmwood Gem
etery. Il is the request Of the relatives
that the friends send no flowers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
SEVEN PEOPLE In WATER.
Many Skating Accidents in Boston Pub
lie Garden.

Boston, Dec ls.seven persons es-
capped drowning yesterday afternoon in
that part of the Public Garden pond be-
tween the bridge and the Boxlston street
shor, after going through the thin ics
that covered the pond
Two young children were saved The
other Ave, all grown up persons, went
down in about three feet Of water. Fhvy
had hard struggles Wading ashore
through the ice, which was not thicl;
enough to sustain their weights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
10 COST HALF a MILLION.
Large Summer Hotel to be Built at
Dixville Notch.

Colebrooi. N. r., Dee IS. Work Is 10
BE- commenced at once on a large hotel
in Dixvilie Notch a few miles from this
town. It is to cost over $500 900, and
is situated but little distance from
the ruins Of ane Of the most famous
summer houses il the East on ac.
count Of the distance from lumber mills
and the high price 81 lumber, the pro-
moters bought large tract Of timber
land adjacent to the hotel site. A mill
has been erected to saw the timber,
and also second mill to finish the
lumber ready for use. The location Is
ideal and il mecca for hay fever pa
tients from all over the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
KILLED BY A DOG.
Carl Limperi, Aged As, Was Victim in
New York Yesterday.

New York Dec. 49, When Mrs. Emma
Scheuerman returned to her fat in IIar.
lem yesterday, she found her pet bull
terrier. Buster covered with blood and
crouehed whining under table Pass
ing to an adjoining room she was nor
rifed to find her brother, Carl Limperi,
a clerk 43 years old, stretched ont dead
OH the floor, the face horribly mutilated
BY the dogs teeth. It is believed that
Limperi, who was subject to apoplexy.
fell unconscious and was attacked by
the animal