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New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
GIANTS KEEP WINNING
HUMBLE PIRATES AGAIN.
Hard Hitting Tells the Story of the
Third Straight Victory.

Ptttsburg Sept 2s-By the vicious way in
which the New York Giants sailed into the Pirates
here to-day and defeated them by a score of 6 to
l. one would think that the National League pen
nant hung in the balance instead of being safely
won by Pittsburg. 1t is just possible OF course.
that Clarke and his men taking things easily,
In order TO rest up for the worlds championship
series but be that /; nay. the Giants treat
ing them they did the Cubs. having won
three out of four games Of the present series. No
charge be made in any event, that the Giants
playing favorites.
With Mathewson still in reserve. il Is more
than likely that New York Will win at least one
game of the double header tomorrow. II was
thought that Matty would be the mound to-
day. bat McGraw sent Drucke out and the young
ster held the hard hitting Pirates 10 fve hits.
two of which-a single by Abstein and three
bagger by Wilson-came in the seventh inning.
when Pittsburg scored its only run.
Maddox and Camnitz. a brother 10 the Pitts
burg star. did the pitching for the home team.
and the Giants kept up their hard hitting of the
previous days and secured a total fourteen safe
drives which tells the story OF their easy victory.
The Giants scored run in the FIRST inning on
McCormic<s two-bagger and Murray's triple and
sewcd the game up in the fifth inning when three
more runs were added. With one out. Merkle and
Wilson drove clean singles advanced a base
rihce fly by Drucke. Doyle sent Wilson home with
single and scored himself moment later after
stealing second base. on seymours safe drive.
Camnitz substituted for Maddox at this
opened on the new man with three -bagger. out
was caught at the plate on Murray's bounder 20
Wagner. Devlin came along with a two-bsgger
however, and Murray scored.
The Giants made their last runs in the eighth in
ming. when Seymour singled stole second took third
SImon's Wild throw and raced home on McCor-
mIf.'s safe drive 10 centre.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
DETROIT DRAWS AWAY.
Killian Too Much for Boston in Both
Games of Double Header.

Boston. Sept. 29.-The Detroit Tigers won hotb
games OF a double header from Boston today and
Drew further away in the race for the American
League pennant. as Chicago defeated PhiladelphIa
IN one OF two games. Detroit can lose three
of the four remaining games and still be tied wi h
Philadelphia IL the Athletics win all five OF their
games.
Detroit won the first game to-day by a score OF
10 by clean hitting. cTawford's home run with
two men on bases In the first inning. practically
settled the result. Killians pitching was so good
that Jennings took him out in the e kth inning
and decided 20 use him again in the second game.
Stahl yas hit on the head by pitched hail and
had 10 leave the game. but his injury is said not to
be serious.
Killan. who allowed only two hits in the first
game. proved remarkably effective in the second
contest as WELL and Detroit by a score Of 10 g.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

New Haven, Sept 29.-Yale opened her football
season here to-day by defeating Wesleyan by a
score OF IL to O. Although Yale won. the individ-
ual honors of. the game went TO Rice, the Wes-
leyan ful!back who In the second half hit the
strong Yale line again and again for substantial
gains. and who failed 20 only because of lack
of proper support.
Yale used three quarterbacks during the game.
Johnson. Bingham and Howe. Alt three ran the
team well. but Howe made the best impression
JOhnsOn's work was too Individual and Bingham
seemed to lack life.
10y kicked of for Wesleyan, ard Philbin. TAX
ing the ball. ran it back five yards Johnson
punted TO Wesleyans 45-yard line and Reynolds
punted back. a series of line punges by Daily and
Phbin followed which carried the ball 10 Wes-
leyans 5-yard line. and DAILY went for the
touchdown. Hobbs failed to kick the goal.
Quarterback runs by Johnson led up 70 the
ond touchdown. He was aided by Field and DAILY,
ana from the 5-yard line Philbin scored Bingham
replaced Johnson at this point, and Yale did not
score again. On taking Bingham's place Howe
ran the team IN whirlwind fashion. but Yale was
held the 5-yard line.
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
CORNELL FOOTBALL SQUAD RESTS.
- TeIeerarh b - Trihune-I

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Ithaca, y. Y. Sept 29.-The hard work Of YES.
terday. with its many resulting injuries. brought
rest for the varsity to-day Pope, who sDraiued
his knee yesterday the field but Smith
Harrington and Macarthur. all somewhat crippled
worked out for while. The varsity was drilled in
signals for hour by Wood and Baker and did
not go into scrimmage. Two teams, under Blass
and Beavers respectively were lined up against
each other. alternating in possession OF the sau
Neither made any great headway. the lev
signals were somewhat confused. but Stude OCon.
nor. Uh and DelanO broke up most of the PLAYS
directed through the varsity line. Uhl, who was
in scrimmage for the first time, showed up esps-
ciaIIy we'll at end. and looks good for strong
hght for that position the varsity.
The preparation for the Troy Tech" game or
Saturday far has been limited 10 perfectng the
simplest plays. and good many OF the plays rssd
last year are appearing in somewhat changed form
IN all probability the first game win call out a
large number Of the squad N order that first cut
may be made next week.
Mason. Miller NewhalI and Cool are expected C
add 10 the coaching strength next week and Lsrkiu
will be here tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
HARVARD OPENS SEASON.
Defeats Bates an a ListIess Game at
Cambridge.

Cambridge Mass. Sept. 29.-In a listess game
AT the Stadium today Harvard opened the football
by defeating Bates by OF IL 10 0.
The Harvard line played fairly well. but the work
Of the back field poor and the quarter
back. O'Flaherty. was decidedly nervous. Corbett
got OF some long punts for the Crimson. but the
forward pass used only once. Harvards soIi-
tary attempt ending IN failure.
Bates made good showing and kept Harvard
from making decisive gains for the greater part
OF the game. Keaney did most OF the work for the
visitors. Harvard played many substitutes. while
Bates used only one extra man.
Harvard's touchdowns. in each halt. came
short line punges. 2. Smith carrying the ball
each time. Mckay kicked goal after the
hrs, touchdown hut failed In his second attempt
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
YANKEES ON THE JUMP
BEAT ST. LOUIS TWICE.
First Game Hard Fought, Second a
Batting Bee for Ne50 York.

With Detroit out Of the way. the Yankees con-
tfnued their fight for a place in the first division
by winning both games of the double-header from
ST. Louis at American League Park yesterday. The
first game fairly well fought, New York Win
ming by a score of TO 2. but in the second game
81. Louis was put TO rout and fairly buried under
avalanche of hits and runs the score reading
II 10 0.
81. Louis managed TO make seven hits of Lakes
delivery in the first game. but after the opening
inning when the visitors scored two runs three
hits base on balls and sacrifice, the big pitcher
settled down. and never lost control of the stua-
tion. Rose who pitched for ST Louis, did his best
10 stave OF defeat but avail, the Yam
KEGS. after tieing score in the first inning on
three hits, and a base on balls, broke
the tie in the seventh Shottens error. a sac
riice and BlaiT's safe drive, and made assurance
douby by adding in the eighth
In this inning Demntt singled. took second on
Roses error and scored on Engle's safe drive.
Gardner followed with a hit and Tiemeyer. who
played at first in place Of Chase. crossed the plate
McCarry caused a large amount of trouble for
st. Louis in the second game. The Yankees made
seventeen hits of his delivery. OF which Cree
was responsible for four and Demmitt Tiemeyer
End Sweeney for three each Hughes on the con-
trary. pitched brilliant game for New York, hold
ing the visitors lone hit.
Things went along smoothly for McCarry until
the fourth inning. when the Yankees solved his de-
ner Austin. Sweeney and Cree base on balls
and Demmitt's home run.
This was quite enough. but the Yankees fTolicked
around the bases in the seventh inning
/ when combination OF clean hitting by the home
team and loose fielding the part Of the visitors
accounted for six more runs
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
LONG AUTO RUN OYER.
Cars Reach Washington after Tour
of Orer q Thousand Miles.

Washington. Sept 2s.-Eighteen OF the twenty
fve cars which started from this city for Boston
on the Frank a. Munsey reliability automobile
run on September q. nnish<i the l2S3 miles OF the
round trip here this afternoon. Six were
withdrawn because OF accidents. was dis
qualified and one has not yet reported.
The run made in eight running days. with
an average Of slightly more than 100 miles day.
Tine contestants entertained tonight at the
BelaFco Theatre. and will be guests at smoker
and vaudevilel performance tomorrow. when the
trophies win be awarded.
The technical committee began it's work tonight
and will continue II tomorrow morning. 70 de-
termine the winners.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
TIGERS IN FAST YORK.
Backs Shoe Speed and Score TIM
TOuchdOzgns against Scrub.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. /


Princeton n. j.. Sept. 2s.-The scrinrnaua ,,o-.
of the varsity football team this afternoon ~
characterized by the fastest and hardest r1a,,s
OF the season II resembled regular game r,o-a
than any OF the other scrirnmages. and the =.
rangement Of the backieId worked better than :.
previous practices.
Dawson at quarterback. Read and Cunningham
at the halves and WoOdle at fullback will proba-
bly, be the regular backheld for the first -
games These men worked together In a fine wav
and succeeded in making two touchdovns IN a.
first twenty-minute half
Read was successful in advancing the hall fr,.
outside Of tackle. while the line bucking of vocal
was always good for gains. McCrohan had bl,
first scTtmmage work to-day. The plavad -.
tackle on the scrub team
In the second half entire new set OF bact,
was tried on the varsity. and while their plaving
was a great Improvement over former practices
they were unable TO score on the strong scr,s
eleven. Christies running back OF punts IN tbi.
half was almost equal 10 some Of Eddie DiIop,s
work In a broken field. and twice he got avav for
long gains Dun and Devito at the halfback posi-
tions were in every play. and with more experi
ence Should make valuable men.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
BIG PRICE FOR TROTTER.
Frank Jones, Acting for Mr.. Bill
ings. Buns UhIan for $50 900.

Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 29-Uhlan. tho famous
black gelding trotter. with record OF 2:02H made
last week in trial heat at the Grand Circuit
meeting here. sold to-day by Charles San
ders, Of Salem. Mass. TO Frank Jones' the horse
OF Memphis. for $4,000
Mr.. Jones is aid 10 be acting as agent for c.
X. G. Billings. of Cleveland. owner OF Lou Dillon.
II IS probable tha, Uhlan will hereafter be used
for matinee purposes only. He entered to-day
in the free-for-all trot against Jack Leyburn and
Sonoma Girl, but Mr. Jones. as soon as the deal
completed, announced that Uhlan would race
no more and all engagements would be cancelled.
After Hamburg Belle defeated Chlan at Cleve-
land August % H. NJ. Hanna purchased her for
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
CUBS TAKE TWO FROM ouAKgRs.

Chicago, Sept. 29-Phladelphia lost a double
header to the Chicago Cubs to-day. the d-st by a
score OF TO and the second by a score Of 10 g.
Chicago tried out a pitcher. Ray Brown in
the second game, and he let The Visitors down with
i've hits
Luderus. the new first baseman being tried out
by the locals. the hitting star OF the day. get
ting a home run. double and two singles
The scores follow
First game r. TT T.
Chicago ........O 0 o / ID 2
Philadelphia % 0 % IL
DOOM
,,,;e Second game r. II. T.
Philadelphia 30 0 "a I
Batteries-R Brown and Moran: Moren and Doo-
IN UmpireS-Br"nnan and O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
WORLD'S TROTTING MARX.
NatiUe Bell Makes Ne7c Record for
TzcO- Y Year-Old FillieS.

Columbus. Ohio sept 29.-Native Bell. owned
by Edward Thompson. OF Northport. Long Island.
and driven by Thomas ". Murphy. established a
worlds record for two-yesr-old trotting hes this
afternoon and equalled the mark set by Trampfast
two years ago. She trotted the second heat of the
Horse Review FutuTty in the fast time OF ;12A
Murphy took the youngster far out in front In
the record mile and let her tTOt ut will until two
hundred yards from the finish. when instead Of
urging her on. he allowed her jog across the
finish line. II she had been driven the Tramp
fast mark made two years ago at Lexington with
Murphy driving would have been betteTed.
The summary follows
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
DARTMOUTH RUNS UP A SCORE

Hanover. n Fl. Sept. 9.-Dartmouth had al
easy time in the first football game Of the season
here to-day, defeating Massachusetts Agricultural
College by a score OF % u 0. All the scoring was
done in the first half. IN the second period the
Green used almost entire substitute team The
Dartmouth eleven played a good all-around gams
and showed excellent speed and team work for the
beginning OF the year
The summary follows: Dartmouth. .: MaSsa-
chusetts Agricultural College, Q. TouchdOwus-
Marks (0 Ryan. Goals from touchdowns-Tobin
(2. Referee-Murphy. Cmpire-Ingles. Time-9
and Is minute halves.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
PENNSYLVANIA ourpLAYs uRs1Nus.

Philadelphia. Sept, 2y.-The University OF Penn
syvanla football team n poorly played game
from Crsnus this afternoon by score Of % TO 0.
TIE work OF the Pennsylvania players not up
10 the standard they In the opening contest
last week with Gettysburg.
The two stars OF the game Hutchinson. at
fuUback. and Ramsde hRIfback, the latter
playing only during the second half. There was a
great deal OF fumbng by both sides. two OF
Pennsy Ivana's touchdowns being due directly 10
such misplays.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
ATHLETICS LOSE, THEN WIN.

Philadelphia. Sept. 29.-Chicago broke with
Philadelphia In a double header here to-day. The
first game a pitchers battle between Plank
and Walsh. and by Chicago In the tenth
inning. on Payne's single. base balls 20 Atz
and Altizers single.
Philadelphia won the second game by a score
OF 10 10 l. White being driven OF the rubber in the
third inning, when six hits, a pass, an error and
three stolen bases netted seven runs
The loss OF the first game practically put the
Athletics out of the for the American League
pennant
The scores follow:
First game RH f
Chicago .............O o o o o l-s 9 /
Philadelphia ........0 0 o O-I !
Batteres-Walsh and Payne Plank and Lapp
Second game r n r
Philadelphia ..........1 x-iO 10 3
Chicago ................O o O-l s &
Batteries-Bender and Lapp; White and Sutar
Sullivan and Owens. Umpires-Sheridan and KERN
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
COMMERCIAL FOOTBALL DATES.

John A Clarke. manager of the Commercial Higs
School football team. announced the schedule
yesterday. follows:
October % Erasmus Hall High School at Com
mercial Field: 80. Adelphi at Adelphi Field Nc
vember 8. Manual Training Commercial Field;
l3 Townsend Harris Hall at Commercial Field; %
Boys High at Saratoga Park; g Brooklyn Col
Iege Prep at Commercial Field.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
SAILORS SCORE IN SOCCER GAME.

Disappointed by the buejackets of H. NJ 8 In
flexible. whose shore leave had been withdrawn
preventing their keeping football engagement. the
sailors OF the steamship Mnnewaska faced the
Nomads of Brooklyn instead az Marquette oval
yesterday afternoon.
The game resulted in victory for the sailors by
the Of goals 10 2. after interesting
struggle.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
FIRST GAME.
Totals...2s 5 727m II Totals......23 2271s

4oI115''''''-o D u II II IotaIs--...Z3 p IS
Rated. for Kian in the eighth inning tBated for
inning " '
Detroit q O , a a a a a
Boston ----------.--..-.-..--.0 D o o o o o 90
Home rHn1crawford Hts-o6 Arelanes. 2 In Ia
innings; on kaFser in 2-3 innings or KiIlian 1 Ga
. innings; of speer. ] In ] inning. sacr1hce hit
schmidt Double play-Lord. CaTTfgan and KaTger Left
on bases-Detroit @. Boston, 4 First balls
ATel!snes B. on KaTger. First on errorsBoston
/; Detrolt. J. Hit By pitcher-By Karger. 2 Cobb, T.
jones'; by Kiilian tstah. Howard struck out3By
csrTigan. Time. 80
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
AMHERST IN TIE WITH NORWICH.

Amherst. Mass. Sept. 29-Amherst and Norwich
played tie game the opening OF The football
season here To-day. neither team scoring Amherst
lost the ball on downs two feet from the Norwich
goal In the second half. The Norwich men made
their gains largely by trick plays.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
REDS DEFEAT BROOKLYN.
Mcintyre Helps Cincinnati Along
1cith Bases on Balls.

Cincinnati. Sept. 2s-MeIntyre's wildness was
chiefly responsible for the defeat OF Brooklyn in
the final game OF the series with Cincinnati this
afternoon by score OF to 3. Three passes. fol-
lowed by Paskerts triple. gave the home team
three runs and the game IN the seventh inning.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

.ase hits NC, ,ornlck Murray. Dsyn. Three
dox in innings on Camni,z. IN innings sacrines
hy-Drucke. Stolen bsses-WagneF. MADDOX se,-
Double nays-MieT. Wagner and Ahstein. miller
and Abstein- Left Pittshurg z. New YORK
First base on balls-ON DFuckc ? ~ CAmni'z I FirSt
base On eTToT-TitishurE. Struck out-By I. hy
Csmntz. l. Time as Umpires-Iohnstone and Ernslia
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
SECOND GAME.

81, It's
~ in i-s innings on Pape. IN innings sacrihc:
ill., senes Delehsnty Schmidt. sacridee ny-car-
Dosps ploys-MeConne and Cardigan; csrriTan French
'a Naff gan Filian. Schmidt 7. P,sb ana
hsss an L@t on hases-Detrot I; Boston. s. First
So s boson Struck out-By Clcotte 4: by Kitan
Iir.--I'nnsen ard Connolly +itAe-i''f I'm
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

Touchdowns-Daly PhibIn. Goal-Hobhs. Umpire
Thompson. LiueEmen-Iiuli. Of Yale, and Dunbar. OF
Pennsylvania. Time-2O- minute halves
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
FIRST GAME.

Twoh hit-Griggs Sacrifice hits-Austin Tierneyer
Hertzel Stolen bases-Kilifer Dewey on bases
Ist Louis s: New York 8 First base errors-St
Louis ]; New York. 3. Double plays-Demmitt and Tie
meyer Struck out-By Lake S: by Rose g. Hlt by
pitcher-By Lake (shottenD. Passed ballBla!r Time
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
ST. LOUIS, 2; BOSTON, I.

ST. Louis. Sept zS.-St. Louis scored two runs In
the ninth inning to-day on two singles, a sacrin.
and error. and defeated Boston by a score of
10 !. The follows:
@. , r. H. z.
Boston ...............-.O 0 0 0-I 3 2
,Batteres-Higgins and Bliss Curtis and Smith.
Umpre-Kane. ~ ''''
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

WHITNEY coLoRS IN FRONT ABROAD.
Newmarket. Sept, 9.-The Hopeful Stakes with
80 sovereigns added. for twO-year-Olds. at five
furIOngs. here to-day by H. P. Whit
ney's Top-o'-the- Morning Homing Pigeon was
second and Sunder third. Nine horses ran.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
SECOND GAME.
Totals sslII724 81 Total

bssss-carener C9. Cree % Petty Devoy Knight Enge
austin DeHmitt. Left on hases-6 Louis D. New York
= First hase on srroT-New York / Double play
Gardner and Knight. Struck By Hughes by Nc
carry, g. Bases balls-On Hughes. O.; of McC'arry
Mild ritch-McCarry. Time-l:36 Unpires-Perrine aud
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
SENATORS DEFEAT MAPS

Washington. Sept. 20. - Washington defeated
Cleveland to-day, in both games OF a double
header. by scores OF TO / and to g. Walkers
pitching was feature of the first game while
catches by Mcbride and Goode were tbe sensa
tons of the second game
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
The Turf.
belmont Park
DAILY. sLer. asTH To OCT. ,,TH

' 'HNi' N'ih io OCT. ifTH.
special trains direct to the course. L. = r. r.
a1aihs 'eaVe East s4th 81, New York City la.
sast Sh So at 1870 returning leaves Belmont Park lust
before the last race). N '1's
TURF and Field Club private Car on / D. m train
Trains leave Flatbush Avenue BROOKLYN 1a.ao 80
i;30. 15o. A~'''' i'io
subway trains TO Brooklyn-Atlantic Ave station-
meet direct with trains leaving Flathush Ave prooLI
trolley cars connect at Jamaica trolley car. direct 10
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

baseball To-day. 3;so z. ~. American T..g1s por-
~, y. Americans vs St Louis ~"
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
ON COLLEGE GRIDlR0NS
YALE BEATS WESLEYAN.
Scores TzCO TOuchdO1cns and One
Goal an Snappy Game.
RESULTS OF FOOTBALL GAMES

YALE II; Wesleyan. o.
Harvard. II; Bates o.
Dartmouth. 2s: Massachusetts Aggies. o.
Brown. 6; Rhode Island state. o.
Pennsylvania, 22; Ursinus College. o.
Amherst. o; Norwich. o.
Lehigh. 81; Lebanon VsIley College. o.
Phillips AndOyer. 24; Lowell Textile School. o.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
Closing

lt ~ ltA't- F iiFtf- 8s ana maidene
'sn2 ta-"fu fuHe-F f more 'aal race: $500 added
.''e -ai.- aia 7tEtefntt. start poor. Won easily.
liI9e. - p WINE g. by Sir DKon-Olga
Hf-tlars9le fsEla.. p D. Babcock
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

Two base hits-Burch Marshall ThFee-bass hit-Pss-
kert Home run. Elan Sacrifice Hummel. Meyer
Sacrifice ny-Hoblitzela Stolen base-Iobert
play-Lobert 10 DoWney. First base balls-Om WI
helm. 2: or Mcintyre Struck ou-By Fromme I: by
Mcintyre 2 Hit ~ pitcher-By Mcintyre l tOakes)
Mid pitch-McIntyre T1me-i:65 Umpires-Klem and
Rigler.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

-iAiH lsAlt ee.l4e FOR tNO-yesr-old aHies: s40O
aaae1 .ift t-..sHls. straight course start good.
- easily ftano COS. Winner. T. by Dick
nflifs- -t'ra Lss.se. Owner. J. 3 RespesE
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

sktOND hACE-sellng; for three year-Olds and ur,-
ware 500 added one mile and eighth. start
good Won driving. Time 1:52s. Winner br n
By Alvescot-GOlden owner j. b Respess -
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

THIRD RACE Handicsp; for three-year-oIds; $500
aoeea slh iuriongs. main course staTt good. Won
sasly Tine LIS Winner. b. G.. by Isdor-Ila
Icsca Il owner BeverNyck Stable.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
CINCINATI
Totals 20 s27Is 2 Totals.

sRan for Downoy in seventh inning tBatted for
Frpmme m seventh inning.
Cincinna, /. -.-......-......o o 3 ~
Brooklyn ...-...-...... .........O q 2 1 O-S
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
TR2TTIYeT TnoRsE Is EEyIEw EyTuRrTy- THREE

TROTTING - HORSE REVIEW FCTCRiTY - TWO
YEAR -OIDS- PURSE So 3OIO-TWO IN THREE
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

se.- -is tA4l- *'--. ''- lf..l Aye-sizteent.s
Sta el- ~ Time tlI Winner, br C.
bs l-fnelf-Tr -niar.s...tI .4s4..r = c IIfdreth
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-13
KILLED BY TRAIN
Montpelier Man Horribly Mangled at
Bolton.

Montpelier, April 12.-The man who
was killed by Central Vermont train
at Bolton Friday night was identified
Saturday as Daniel Connolly of Mont
pelier( who had recently been work
ing at his trade of blacksmith in Bar
re, following his release on March II
from the county jail where he had
been placed as an habituai drunkard.
Connolly was SO years of age and was
a good workman until the drink habit
got too strong for him and he was
sent to the Jail to serve a sentence.
While an inmate there he sobered off
so that he became one of Sheriff Ira
cy's TRUSTEES" being allowed to drive
the sheriff's team about Montpelier.
After being released from Jail he
kept straight for a time and got job
in this city. His wife, who had been
employed as a waitress at the River
side in Montpelier decided to resume
living with him and she came TO Barre
and things went along well until re-
Gently Yesterday Mrs Connolly start
ed for her home in Plainfield stating
that her husband had gone to drink
ing again. Her child is now in Plain
field. Mrs. Connolly was formerly
Miss Minnie Brewer of Plainfield. II
is presumed that Connolly went TO
Middlesex some time during the day
yesterday and that he boarded the
train as stated below.