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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-17

goraca, re ludzie spali ma divorce
po parkach i dziedzihcach ME
mogac W pomieszkaniu wytrzy-
mac. Ze Wszystkich stron nap}y-
waja doniesienia o Smierci z po-
wodu porazenia. w St. Louis
zmarlo wczoraj powodu pora7
zenia czworo ludzi, zaS w sobo-
te i niedziele dziewiecioro. w St.
Joseph zaS porazilo slohce smier-
telnie troje ludzi.
Omaha, Neb., II sierpnia. - Z
powodu porazeh s}onecznych
zmarlo tn ) os6b, zaS dwie z te-
go powodu, re choroba, ma ktora
cierpieli wzmagaIa sic powodu
upalu.
Lincoln, Neb., Il sierpnia. =
Upal doszedi til dnia wczorajsze-
60 do 1O3 stopni W cieniu.
Cleveland, O., II sierpnia. =
DIS rano nastapil tn wybuch ga
zow, z powodu ktorego czteropie-
trowy dom stanai w Piomieniach
i ulegI zniszczeniu,7 mezczyzn i
8 kobiety dozna}y ciezkich obra-
zen. Co do Q kobiet powatpiewa-
ia, czy zdoia sic je utrzymac przy
zyciu.
Sciany domu upadajqc wyrza-
dziiy zniszczenie w sasiedztwie,
a mianowicie prawa Sciana pre-
waliia sic ma bar McClearys'a,
zaS lewa ma jatke McIntyre'a. Cd
plomieni zajelo sic Z dalszych
domow, zagrazajac caiej dzielni-
cv miasta zniszczeniem. Eksplo-
zya nastapiia W piwnicach budyn-
ku. Gruzy walacego sic domu
przewalily czterech robotnikow,
pracujacych ma podworzu. Me
wiadoma ilosG przechodniow 20
stala pokaleczona leko spadajacy-
mi gruzami plonacymi krokwia-
mi, kt6re spadaly w znacznej od-
legIoSci. Ogolna strata wynosi
blisko 100000.
indianapolis, Ind, II sierpnia.
- Do tutejszego sadu wpiynefy
diva podania o wydanie ,,zaka-
z6w" przeciw robotnikom straj-
kujacym, ktorzy przeszkadzaja
pracujacym chca ich cd piracy
odciagnac,
Jednemu podaniu rsedzia odmo-
viii, albowiem robotnicy, przeciw
kt6rym miai bye zakaz zWrocony
zachowywali sic spokojnie, Sc
dzia wiec motywowal, re kazde-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-17
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEI.
(PRASA ROSYJSKA o WHY
Gle w CHERBOURGU1
Chicago, 17go sierpnia.

WszystIie pisma rosyjskie po-
Swiscily artykuiy wstepne spot
kaniu sic W Cherbourgu Monar-
chy Rosyjskiego prezydentem
republiki francuskiej.
NOwoje Wremia pisze. ,,Niena-
ruszalnoSc przymierza francuSko
rosyiskiego zostaia znowu po-
twierdzona ureczyScie przez Wi
zyte we Francyi naszej Parry Mo-
narszej. Przymierze francusko-ro-
syjskie r6zni sic zasadniczo Cd in
nych tego rodzaju konbinacyi.
Zwiazek ten wszedi w krew cia-
10 obu narodow, poiaczonych o
SODA nietylko inseresami wsp6l-
-rryn1i, fecz wzajemnenf sympa-
tyami rasoweni, ktorych ME zdo-
la zachwiac nawet ciezkie lata
wojen, jak mp. oblezenie Sewa,
stopola. kiedy nasi zolnierze W
chwilach zawieszenia broni brata-
Ii sic z przeciwnikiem".
Zwiazek Rosyi z Francya, ME
jest. zdaniem gazety, wytworem
sztucznym. Jest to poiqczenie zu-
pelnie naturalnie i dlatego mic ME
zdola go rozerwac. ,,Od czasu "a
warcia zwiazku - pisze Now.
Wr. - przeszlo 20 lat ! pomimo
wszelkich intryg przeciwnikow
zwiazku, stosunki rosyjsko-fran-
cuskie ME tylko sic ME zachwia-
". lecz przeciwnie, wzmacnialy
sic Z kazda chwila, wywierajac
dobroczynny wplyw ma ogolne
stosunki w Europe i stanowiac
bardzo powazny czynnik pokoJu
powSzechnego i obrony naszych
interes6w wzajemnych. w ciagu
tych lat zwiazek mial ME maio
przeszk6d w postaci zatargu ma
rokanskiego kryzysu balkahskie
go, ale po kazdej probe siia przy-
mierza uwydatniala sic coraz bar
dziej"
Nowoje Wrelnia pisze dalej, re
zawarcie przymierza Francya
u}atwilo porozumienie sic Rosyi
Z Anglia / stworzenie ypotrojne-
go porozumienia", ktore jest ,je-
dyna przeciwwaga zwiazka
panstw srodkowo-europejSkich i
tarcza przeciw Eegemonii Me
mice. Wszystko to dowodzi zy-
wotnosci zwiazku i rokuje dobre
nadzieje ma PrzyszioSc.
Riecz pisze, re wizyta w Cher
bourgu ma olbrzyrnle znaczenle
polityczne, dlatego pogioska, re
Monarcha Rosyjski Po drodze do
Cherbourga Cowes wstapi do
Kielu. wywolala takie zaintereso-
wanie.
,Ale-pisze Riecz = komuni-
kat urzedowy. kt6ry giosh, ae
NaDasniejszy Pan iedzie tylko do
Francyi Anglii. radaje sp0tka-
ME sic w CherbOurgu w zwiazku
wizyta w Cowes. zupelnie okrs-
Stony charakter i powieksza ma
dzieje, ze kurs naszej polityki ze-
wnetrznei zdobedzie nakoniec te
r6wnowage, kt6rej mu dotychczas
byAo brak". PogSoski, re Para
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-17
KrOnika miejscowa.
Ze spaar niejslich.

ma specyalnie zwolanej sesyi "a
twierdzi}a zamianowanie burmi-
strza szefem policyi pufkownika
Roy T. Stewarda, poczem wsr6d
oklask6w sam burmistrz przypiai
szefowi zlota gwiazde ma znak god
nosci. Nowy szef wydai zaraz pier
wszc swe urzedowe rozporzqdzenie
donoszace podw}adnym objeciu
przez sic urzedowania, oraz pole
cit asystentowi szefa Schuettlerowi
spe}niac az do dalszego rozporza-
dzenia dotychczasowe czynnosci.
Kaucye "a nowego szefa z}ozy}a
Illinois Surety Co. W sumie
$4,000. p. Steward W kilku
dniach zalatwi jeszcze place doty-
chczasowego swego urzedu ia pocz
cie,. poczem wyjedzie ma kilkodnio-
we wakacye, a nastepnie dopiero
obejmie urzedowanie. W rozmo-
vie kilku dzienikarzami p. Ste
ward zaprzeczy& poglosce, jakoby
mia} iuz pewne projekty reform
dla rozmaitych spraw W miescie,
iak mp. spoczynku niedzielnego
itp. p. Steward : zapytany cd
czego zacznie, powiedzia}, re cd
zapoznania sic gruntownego ze
sprawami departamentu, cd poz-
mania obecnego stanu rzeczy, q
potem dopiero bedzie myslai 0
zmianach i reformach.
- w departamencie policyi pa
nuie niepewnost zanicpokojenie
zlaczone osoba nowego szefa, o
kt6rym sadza, re przeprowadzi on
wiele zmian W organizacyi depar-
tamentu; przebakuja tez, ze w ak
cyl tel spotka sic on oporem ze
strony dotychczasowych funkcyo
naryuszy. :.
- Rada Mieiska ME za}atwia-
la wczoraj spraw wazniejszych
opr6cz zatwicrdzenia szcfa policyi,
zalecono tylko i uchwalono niekto-
re wieksye ulepszenia, jak nowo-
brukowanie ul. 12tej, oraz posta-
nowiono, by pracownicy warszta-
tow reparacyjnych dcpartamentu
ogniowego mogli otrzymywat po
10 dni wakacyi bez potracania p}a-
cy. Burmistrz zapowiedzial, ze W
przyszly mtygodniu zwo}a nova
nadzwyczajna sesye Rady.
Il karczmdrshich interes6w mia
sta.
Przyblizone tylko ma punkcie
scisio5ci obliczenia policyi, IL W
Chicago sprzedaje sic w6dke bez
licencyi W 400 do 500 miejscach,
okazuja, re miasto tract skutkiem
tego Cd 100000 do $5o0,000 ro-
cznie, bo licencya roczna kosztuje
$1,000. Obliczen dokladnych ME
mona by}o dotychczas zestawit,
ale ostatnio polecono dwu urzedni-
kom rzecznika korporacyjnego
Brundage, aby sprawe te badali
starali sic dosta6 jak najdok}ad-
nieisze daty. Obecnie jest W po-
wiecie Cook okolo 5000 lokal6w,
posiadajacych licencye ma sprzedaz
w6dki, tych oko}o 500 jest poza
miastem. Liczby tie obejmuja wszy-
stkich: fabrykant6w i sprzedawa-
czy, grosist6w i detalistow. Ostat-
nj rapport klerka miejskiego evil
dencyonuje 1853 szynk6w, 4s6
grosist6w Sc browar6w. Niema
jednak W tych wykazach aptek,
sprzedajacych w6dki "a licencya,
ami tei = oczywiscie niema aptek
sprzedajacych w6dke. ;. bez licen-
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-17
wToREK, DNIA l7-do sIERpNIA, 1909 RoKu
ogolna. uayja wszelkich srodkow

, oSoIna, uzyJa WszeIklch srookoW
by do niego niedopuscic.
Stockholm, II sieprnia. = Sto-
sunki powracaja do wlasciwego
toku spraw j mimo, re jeszcze
Geese robotnikow strajkuje, mo-
INA uwazaG strajk "a zazegnany.
Strajkujacy, widzac swa kleske,
w poczuciu ktorej podtrzymuja
ich socyaliSci ciag}em podburza-
MEM, wykraczaja coraz wiecej
przeciw og6lnemu porzadkowi.
Usilowania ich oderwania robo-
tnikow rolnych Cd piracy, spelz1y
ma niczem. Rowniez ,,zawiedli" /
zeCerzy, gdyz wszystkie gazety
wychodzq obecnie w zwyklych
rozmiarach. w ostatnich dniach
chcieli socyaliSci urzadzit de-
monStracye, ale pollcya ME zezWo
lila.
Paryz, II sierpnia. - Tutejszy
pose} hiszpanski Marks del MUM
dementuje kategorycznie rozsia-
ma wersye, jakoby dnia 13 bm.
miano rozstrzelac 25 rewolucyo-
nist6w Barcelony. Wszelkie
wiadomoSci, zamieszczone w tym
|, kierunku w dziennikach maja bye
wziete z powietrza i niczem ME
uzasadnione.
Fee, Marokko, II sierpnia. =
Rozeszla sic pogloska, re wojska
sultanskie ujely naczelnika ruchu
rewolucyjnego w MaroSko Ro-
ghi'ego. Roghi usiiowai zbunto-
wac wojsko przyciagnqc je ma
strone rewolucyi.
Fort William, II sierpnia. -
Strajkujacy robotnicy przy kolei
Pacific powr6cili tylko w czesci
do piracy ma dawnych warunkach;
znaczna ich wiekszoSc zaS odJe-
chala ma zachod do piracy rolneJ.
WiadomosG, jakoby wszyscy ro-
botnicy Z malymi wyj9tkami
po1jeli prace jest nieprawdziwa.
Caracas, Venezuela, Il sierp-
MIA, = Zgodnie nova konstytu-
cya. zamianowal prazydcnt nowy
CABINET, skladajqcy sic z 10 czion-
kow. w szczegolnoSci:
Ministrem sDraw wewnetrz-
nych - Linares Alecantara (po-
nownie);
Min. spr. zagranicznych - je-
neral Juan Pietri;
Min. skarbu - DIR. Abel San
tos;
Min. wojny - jenerai Regulo
Olivares (ponownie);
Min. og6lnego dobra = Rael
Carabano (ponownie);
Min. robot publicznych = DR..
l. NJ. Ortega-Martinez;
Min. OSwiaty - DR.. Maldona-
do (ponownie);
Generalnym sekretarzem -
Antonio Piementel;
Gubernatorem Caracas - DR..
Carlos Leon.
Prezydentem gabinetu jest Ra-
mon Ayala, zas jego zastepcami
Nicolas Rolando jen. Reiza. w
gabinecie jest kilku zwolennikow
Castra.
Kopenhaga, II sierpnla. Spor
o zwiekszenie wydatkow ma o.
brone krajowa, jaki wybuchi
przed miesiacem miedzy krolem
a parlamentem - MONA uwazac
"a zazegnany, gdyz kr6l po Kill.
ku meudalych probach znalazl
meza stanu, ktory porozumiawszy
sic Z przewodniczacymi poszcze-
g6lnych partyi w parlamencie
przyjal ma siebie zlozenie i kie-
rownictwo gabinetu. Mezem
stanu tym jest Holstein Lebre-
bod. w sklad gabinetu wchodza
jako nowi czionkowie: I. c. Chri-
stenzen (wojna), Meegard
(skarb). Tomasz Larsen (publi-
czne roboty). Inni czionkowie "a
trzymuja swoje teki bez zmiany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-17
KOnfikt tzaostrza sic.
Kreta ME chce isc "a rada mocarstw.
w SZWECYI SPOKOJ.
HISZPANSKIE ZAPRZECZENIA.
z - AN ADT.
Move gabinety w Danii i Venezuela,
ANGLIA oREDoWNIcZKA KoNSTYTUCYL
NEEKSxK
w SZWECYI SPOKOJ
HISZPANSKIE ZAPRZECZENIA.
= * AM z.
Move gabinety W Danii i Venezuela.
ANGLIA oREDoWNIczKA KoNsTYTUcYI.
MBK5YK

wybranych NePOwodzenla
Smierc Nagary Upaiy Expozya
rajk6w Czyzby smiere kraterze! Czuta sz"a
groa miOdzeniec Banda fafszerz monet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
WAS BURNED TO A CRISP.
Body Of Patrick o'Toole Of Peterborough
Found in Corner Of Room.

Peterborough. n. II, Nov. 9.--About
$3.50 o'clock yesterday morning FIRE was
discovered in the large wooden two-storv
boarding house opposite the upper mill
at West Peterborough. CASTOR Il. Pa I.
quet, who lives in an adjoining house,
upon seeing smoke coming ont Of a
window, rushed 70 the boarding house
and upstairs and found the bed IN one
81 the rooms On the second fUor. occu.
pied BY Patrick O'Toole, on fire. Pa.
auet CROPPED about the room in Che sui.
locating smoke, but could find no per-
son
The fire got under considerable head
way, but the heavy streams from the
mill force pump got tile upper hands
and the fire was put out after the roof
and part Of the second story had been
burned. In the corner Of the room oc-
cnpied BIZ OnToole bis body was found
burned to crisp and entirely unrecog
nizable.
O'Toole was an unmarried man, and
came to town in the spring Of 1900,
when the Clandon mills at West Royls-
ton. Mass, moved here He was As or
30 years oil age, and leaves brothers and
sisters in Massachusetts He would 60
on frequent sprees, and Saturday be re-
ceivea a lot Of liquor, aud was probably
under the influence Of the liquor when
Ids bed caught on fire.
The hnlding was insured in one of the
Mill Mutual Insurance companies, and
work to repair the damage will be COM
meneed Immediately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
ORGANIZE FOR YEAR.
University Club Elects f. G. woodruff.
Norwich Graduate, President.

About twenty members OF tile Univer.
sity club Of Barre met at the home ot
II. G. Woodruff on Maple Grove street
last evening to organize Tor the season.
literary and social activities, and an en-.
ioyable evening was spent AS it was
the frst meeting Of the school year, The
election of officers was held, resulting
as follows.
President, Il. G. Woodruff, Norwich
university, class Of 1921.
Vice president, Rev. e. 0. Thayer,
Wesleyan university, class Of 1875.
Secretary and treasurer, Carroll II.
White, Dartmouth college, class Of 1900.
Executive committee, II. h Jackson,
Yale university, class Of 1908, Miss Eliza
Isham, university Of Vermont, class of
1891 and the secretary.
Five new members were voted into
the club last evening, and plans were
talked over for the seasons program.
The annual banquet will be held on
February y, as usual; and, in addition,
there win be meetings probably once q
month during the school year. 1t Il
hoped to secure one or more speakers of
note to come to Barre to address the
members Of the club and their friends.
This matter was left with the executive
committee Of the club to complete.
After the business 81 the meeting had
been concluded, the guests we're invited
to participate in dainty lunch served
BY Mrs. Woodruff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
DAMAGING
FOR EDDY
Testimony Introduced in Muir
der Trial To-day
in RUTLAND co. COURT
Mark Sautelle Testified as to Eddy'l
Boast When Miss Johnson Passed
Them on Street Night Before
the Murder.

Rutland, Oct. 9--Mark Sautelle testi.
fed to-day in the trial Of Robert Eddy
in Rutland county court on the charge
OF numbering Mary Jane johnson in Wal
lingford that he was talking with Eddy
on the street at Wallingford on the
night before the murder last summer
and that when Miss Eddy passed then
Eddy boasted of what ne was going K
do to her that night. DR. Willis G
Macdonald. an Albany expert, testifef
that death could not have been from
any other cause than strangulation.
Six physicians, including Drs. G. F
Dalton and +. II. Buttles Of the state
laboratory of hygiene at Burlington
were on the stand yesterday afternoon
when the trial of the case was resumed
They testified that from the results st
the autopsy they believed that the wo'
man died of strangulation from pressure
applied from without. During their tes.
timony Eddy listened with much interest
and occasionally smiled ait the tilts be-
tween the state and bis counsel
Using the notes referred to when hs
testified a few DAYS ago before the jury
which was discharged because it had
been allowed to separate. Dr. Dalton told
in detail the findings Of the autopsy, hi:
story varying very little from that
brought out BY The previous examine
ton. He said. in substance, that Miss
johnson died Of strangulation that she
could not have inflicted herself the in
juries to her throat which caused
death; that her vital organs showed nc
signs Of disease; that she had not been
assaulted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
rs YEARS A PRIEST.
Father Barron of Bennington Celebrates
Silver Jubilee

Bennington, Nov. 0.-The opening ex-
ercises Of the three days celebration Of
Rev Fr A. j. Barron's silver jubilee an
niversary. in observance of his % years
in che priesthood, were held last even
ing at ST. Francis de Sales church, over
which he has presided for the past Is
years The service was solemn bene-
diction The new electric lights with
which the church has been equipped were
turned on for The first time This
morning the ehildrens mass was cele-
brated at nine o'clock and this afternoon
the children Of ST. Francis de Sales
academy win give a reception to their
pastor,
Wednesday morning the Jubilee sol
emn high mass will be celebrated by
Father Barron, with Bishop Burke of
Albany presiding and many priests III
attendance II is probable that Bishop
Beyens Of Springfield, Mass, viii be
present
Father Andrew j. Barron is a native
of Burlington, having been born IN that
city September III. 1858. He completed
his education at the st. Mary's cathe.
dral school and at the college of the Sui
pician Fathers in Montreal. He was
ordained in the priesthood in Burling-
ton August 81 IN the cathedral Of the
Immaculate Conception by the late Rt.
Rev. Louis De Goesbriand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
And Prevented From Doing
Injury to Man and Boy
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT
officers Had Hard Time Protecting Will
liam Wilson Of w. Derby and Roy But
ton Of Newport When They Were
Taken to Stanstead, P. Q.

Newport, Nov. Sensational de.
velopments came about yesterday as
the result OF the assault on the seven
year-oId daughter Of George Titan Of
Stanstead, r. @ An attempt was made
BY d mob of 200 Saturday night u
lynch William Wilson Of West Derby
and Roy Hutten Of Newport and yester-
day when they We're taken to the court
house at Stanstead a mob Of 800 made
another attempt Several blows were
struck at Butten, who has confessed
and some Of them took effect, but the
crowd did not succeed in getting hold
of the criminals.
At Beebc Junction, where they were
obliged 10 change cars, the party was
again attacked by mob Of l50 but suc-
cess was again frustrated by the sheriff
and his posse.
When the train arrived at Sherbrooke
crowd Of 500 gathered and but for
the assistance Of Chief Of Police Dovi-
son and his men the prisoners would
have received bard treatment. Feeling
ran so high at stanstead that it became
necessary to close all. stores and sa-
looms.
The penalty for the crime charged
against the men II life imprisonment.
The proceedings at Stanstead were mere
" formal, binding the men over to SUI
perior court at sherbrooke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
BYRNEs UNDER A HOT FIRE.
Long cross-Examination on Alleged Con
fession Made BY Delorev.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 9. A sharp
oss-examination Of State Detective
Charles E Byrnes was tile opening
feature Of the sixth day Of the trial Of
James Mantr OF Manchester. n. H., and
Peter Delorey Of Somerville, for the
murder Of Annie Mullins in Squires field,
Arlington, March N, 1908.
Byrnes told of the alleged confession
Of Delorey and how the police had
warned both men that whatever they
said would be used against them when
the case came into court Counsel for
the defense was very rigid in his cross.
examination and led the state detec-
tive under the fire Of his questions for
several hours.
That the two young men knew Of the
murder the following morning. before
the newspapers arrived at Billerica, say
ing that they heard Of It from street
car conductor was the first testimony
OF Mrs. Elizabeth K. Delorey Of West
Billerica, for whom the two men work
ed. Mrs. Deorey said that the men
came TO her farm at o'clock in the
morning and told her Of the murder in
Arlington the night before, although the
scene was twenty miles distant. She
saw Mantir later in the day, washing
his clothes in the barn.
Under cross examination, Mrs, De
lorey admitted that she had written
letters to the police announcing her sus-
picions Of the two young men. She do,
MED that sne was biased against Man
tir, although she admitted also that he
had sued her for back pay. This ques.
tion Of bias was 50 strongly dwelt upon
by the defense that the jury was ex-
cused while the question was debated.
and pending the courts decision the case
went over until today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
INVESTIGATE GIRLS DEATH.
Margaret Perry of Lowell, Mass, Died
in Hospital

Lowell. Mass, Nov. q Medical Exam.
iner Meigs at the close Of the autopsy
on the body of Miss Margaret Perry
last night said he would make his re.
port to the Judge OF the police court and
the district attorney, and at present
there will be nothing for publication.
Miss Perry was Y years old and was
admitted to the Lowell hospital last
Tuesday. Mrs. James Whelan, At whose
house Miss Perry boarded, said she was
not aware until Saturday evening, oct.
80, that Miss Perry was ill., The physi.
clan summoned directed her removal,
Mrs. Whelan said to hospital, but
Miss Perry WAS not able to 90 until the
following Tuesday
Mrs. Whelan said young man en-
ployed in store here called at her
house for Miss Perry and was told She
was in The Lowell hospital The police
say there is nothing to show that the
young man who called at Mrs Whelan's
house is in any way connected with
the case.
Miss Perry, II Is understood, told DR..
Simpson al the Lowell hospital that she
slipped on the stairway Of the Mohair
plush company mill, where she was EN-
ployed, and was injured She died last
Friday night Of blood poisoning.
Miss Perry came here from Prince Ad-
ward Island four years ago. She had
been boarding since the early part Of
last September in Mrs Whelan's house.
Her brother. who lives in Millinoeket.
Me-, came here yesterday to make ar
rangements for the funeral.
supt. Welch Of the police department
said last night there was no evidence on
which to make complaint against any
one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
TO SAVE KENT's LIFE.
Legal Steps to Bring Case Before Next
Legislature.

Rutland, Nov. e.-The next step to
save the life OF Elroy Kent, who was
recently sentenced by the Vermont SUI
preme court To be hanged at Windsor
January l3 1911. for the murder Of
Miss Della B. Congdon of East Walling-
ford, will be a petition to the supreme
court for a new trial, according to the
statement Of his counsel, Ernest II.
O'Brien Of this city The petition will
be based On the claim that evidence has
been discovered since Kent was convict
ed in Rutland county court which might
materially affect the decision Of a jury.
What this evidence is is not made public
hut it Il believed to have to do with the
respondents sanity
Kent was taken BY Sheriff r. c.
Fish Of this city Saturday from Mont-
pelier, where he has been since his case
was argued in supreme court, to the
state prison at Windsor where he will
be confined until the date set for his
execution. Kent told the officer that he
would rather hang than be sent to jail
for life
The petition for new trial viii not
be made at the term Of supreme court
which opens IN this city November 10
but it will come in ample time 50 that
the case can be taken before the COVER
nor and the next legislature should the
petition fail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
TRYING DAMAGE CASE.
Abbie Duggan Sues Proprietor Of Pa
vilion Hotel For Injuries.

When the session Of Washington
county court was resumed this morning
the trial of the civil suit Of Abbe Dug
gan Va. r. j Heaphy, proprietor of the
payilion hotel in Montpelier was START
ed. The plaintiff, while employed at
the hotel was injured by the mangler
IN the laundry, and she IS suing Pro-
prietor Heaphy for damages. The jury
was drawn this forenoon, consisting Of
the foIlowings II y. Bartlett Of Plain
field, Il. y. Barton 81 East Montpelier,
Arthur Brown Of Plainfeld George
Cotfrin Of Calais. Fred Corliss Of Calais,
F. NJ. Drinkwater Of Roxbury, John f.
Hogan Of Berlin. George II. Hunt Of
Barre City, G. II. Louiselle of Duxhury,
F. r. Northrop of Barre Town. W. 7.
Palmer Of Waitsfeld and W. E. Thomp.
son Of Waterbury The defendant in
the III was the FIRST witness on the
t0day.