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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-15
THE HElNZES
INDICTED
Charged With Obstructng the Course
Of Justice BY Spiriting Away
Books.

New York, June 15.-The fedora
grand jury today handed down in
dctments against F. Augustus Heinze
head of the United Copper Company
Arthur P. Heinze his brother, and
Sanford Robinson, an attorney
charging conspiracy and attempt to
obstruct the administration of JUS
tice by spiriting away books of the
United Copper Company, while the
company was under federal scrutiny
and also interfering with U. S. mar
shals while in performance OF their
duty.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-15
CUTTING REPORTED
AT CARLSBAD
Santa Ana Chaves is Stabbed BY a
Man Named Borrego Who is
Pursued 70 1 akawood

In a su%urb of Carlsbad, Eddy coun
ty, on Sunday evening, Santa Ana
Chaves, a native of Mexico, was stab
bed during a fight. A stranger in
the town, by the name of Borrego
is accused of the cutting and he was
pursued to Lakewood where he was
arrested on Monday morning and TAX
en- to Carlsbad
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-15
R. c. VALENTINE
SUCCEEDS LEUPP
aft Accepts Resig-
nation of Indian
Commissioner
Ill HEALTH THE CAUSE
End Of the Debate on the
Tariff Appears to Be
in Sight.

Washington, d. G.. June 1.-The
resignation OF Francis y. Leupp, Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs. which has
been pending since March A, was ac-
cepted today by President Taft and
Robert G. Valentine, assistant commits
sloner, was named TO succeed Elm,
Leupp has been in i'll health for some
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16

s. Special meeting Of Hiawa-
tha lodge. i O. o. F., Thurs
day evening at $3.50 Work,
first degree. Per order Noble Grand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
Sweaters

Every kind Of a cloth or yarn oil
wool has advanced in price so that an
early purchase will surely save YOU
something on the price,
All Sweaters that we have are from
an order given last May before the
advance, so that we can sell them at
very less prices and give you all wool
at future prices Of part cotton
Children's Wool Sweaters in three
different styles. Just now at Csc each.
Misses Wool Sweaters in all sizes.
coat style, just now at 81. so each,
Ladies' Wool Sweaters, like above
cut. in white and colors, JUST now at
SO. so.
We cannot make above prices in
three weeks from now, not II we get
our money back.
The only reason that we are sell
ing best Yarn in quarter pound skeins
FOR zoe is that we have the yarn paid
for at pld prices
Heavier than ever this fl
Suit in long coat, plated Skin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
New neekNear At vaughan's

New neckwear at vaughan's
some extra special bargains 1t Perry's
on Saturday.
New coats Cal and see them at
Vaughan's.
Mrs. J C BaekIey is IN at her home
with pneumonia.
Your opportunity TO secure some good
bargains ii Perry's on Saturday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Z, G. Smith Of
Mortified, daughter, September T.
Co. H. win hold dance Friday night,
September II in the Armory hall, Mont
peIier The Montpelier band orchestra
viii furnish music. Special car for Barre
after the dance. Admission 50 cents,
ladies free.
What time win the clock stop next
Saturday. A SIS cash prize to the person
who holds the right or nearest right
guess coupon to the time the clock will
stop IN our store window Come and see
il going, then get a guess. Remember
our name, the s. J. Segel and company
opposite Granite street. sol North Main
street, Scampini block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
Hosiery


Hosiery is enc Of our hobbies. You
are no doubt acquainted with the new
tariff ON foreign hosiery il has advanced
so that a good foreign hose for 2Sc
will be out Of the question.
We want to say thar the Black Cat
Hose people Of Kenosha. Wis,
have JUST notified us that Black Cat
Hose would continue to have that ex-
celIent quality and at old prices. 50
thar 25c will with US continue to buy
fine fast black, excellent wearing
pair Of Black Cat Hose,
Misses and Boys two and two
Rib Merino Hose in all sizes at 25c
per pair. This is one Of our best
We have sold it long enough 10 be-
lieye all that we say in its favor.
Ladies' Black Cat Hose have fine
ness as well as weight and we know
thar they have great wearing qualities
for zoe.
For those that would like TO be pro-
tecied BY warranted Hose we have
the original Warranted Holeproof
Hose, the only warranted Hose that
has always made good. Qualify
protects their warrant.
/ are our line Of Ladies' Suits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
TALK OF The TOWN
swsater .aIe a vaughan..

Sweater sale at vaughan's
saturday i bargain day a. Perry's.
Excursion to New York See adv
On page 9.
Sale Of Sweaters for boys, girls and
ladies at Yaughans
b. w. Hooker x CO., Of this city on
yesterday afternoon filled a contract to
place beds for juFymen in the county
court house AZ Montpelier putting in
thirteen.
Frederick Retell OF 80 Branch street.
who had his hand badly crushed il Bar
clay Bros sheds, Tuesday, September 4,
had one Of his fingers taken off yester
day Dr. Reid and Dr. jackson perform
Cd the operation,
Miss Katherine Gilbert OF Montpelier,
whose card appears ] nanother column,
has decided % take limited number OF
pupils here, owing 10 the fact that a
number Of music teachers have recently
left town. Demonstration Of her work
will he furnished in recital TO be given
in the near future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16

Excursion to New York. See adv
on page 9,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
Underwear

Not every kind here but enough Of
the good kinds to satisfy customers
that will have both fit and wear.
Some will buy most any sort offered
for sale, others are particular, what
some call fussy, and want what they
want We are here 10 satisfy the
trade and haye the goods TO meet
that demand.
One garment in particular Is
Misses Jersey Fleeced Vest and Pant
that is fine, well shaped and delights
the young lady by being made very
near like mothers, at 25c each.
Bennington Underwear for many,
especially old ladies' or those thar have
rheumatism. Two grades, 8 90
and ST. 90 each
Munsing Union Suits This mill
protects every member Of the family,
being made Of three threaded yarns
so woven as to give vast amount of
warmth without being heavy and ex-
cellent to wear. il recommends itself
to every user Of Union Suits Price is
the smallest part Of the contract Just
try one suit.
Ask to see the SI2.5 special
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
A. p. Abbott CO Co.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New things every day at Vaughanss.
New ginghams for school dresses a
Vaughan's
II. j. Clark Of Mortified was a bust
ness visitor in this city today
New lot Of canning peaches just ar
rived at 'Tony's, at Si00 o basket.
4 most interesting show at the Pa
vilion today. Sweden Gotha Canal IN
this interesting picture We arc given
the rare privilege Of viewing some Of
the magnificent scenery around the city
az stockholm All along the river bank.
the scenery "a magnificent and a clear
view Of the ancient Yadsteva Castle is
given. Another splendid bograph to be
shown again today, Wrongful ACCUSE
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

no RENT-Furnishsd roem, bath. gas lights
"a South Main street i6stea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
4. r ABBOTT Z %. Ia p ABBOTT & Co a = ABBOTT CO
Daylight Store1
Make Your Money Count
For all That it is Worth.

BY buying where you can get best
values, where you can get style, coupled
with best wear. Here are a few things
that you can be right on and these at
low prices, such as Sweaters, Hosiery
and Underwear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
EAST BARRE.

c. P. Tucker wishes to announce that
he has Arst class horseshoer to take
his place until he RECEIVERS from his re-
cent accident. q. p Tucker
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16

A stated communication Of
III Granite lodge, No. IS, +. and
~ "A. MI. win be held Friday
~ fssAA evening at 1880 for dispatch
- business and comforting Of f.
- SC degree. Per order w. M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
SPECIALS for SATURDAY

And your buying opportunity your chance to get right
now what you want at price away down.
Sc Yard-l0 pieces Of our best &c Print, in dark and
light colors, at only SC yard on Saturday.
Si.OO Ladies Long KmOnOs in Aannelette, in pink,
blue and light gray, worth much more
Zoe Yard Bates Gngham in pretty stripes and paids
worth l2l-2c, to close the lot at IOC yard.
6Oc Pair Muslin Curtains, extra good muslin. inch
tuck, curtain usually sold for 75c. u
PERRY O. CAMP.
Telephone GA II ana rs Main Street Barre vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
The Store For Better Clothes

More and more Men are getting acquainted with this
store every day The idea ofseectng Clothes wherethere
nothing but good Clothes choose fromwhere you
be sure Of getting the full value for every dollar you pay
where back of every Sale guarantee Of perfect satisfaction
good idea say the least and feature appreciated BY
every patron Fall Suit and Overcoat time here and
showing all the seasons correct and best Models Best
fabrics best Styles best cutting and best tailoring possible
to do look will tell the story of our Clothes Goodness
Suits $3.50, $1,000 up TO $4,000. Overcoats S7.50 to
$500
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
The Frank McWnOrtcr Company
Telephone all
St. Boya
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10

Montpelier Board Of Trade VIII Ask for
Branch Of That Service.

Tho regular meeting Of the Mont
pelier board of trade was held last night
with only small attendance. President
DeI}oer gave an outline Of the work the
board had accomplished and presented
It's future possibilities. Tt was voted
to work in conjunction with the mem
bers Of the Vermont Automobile club
in putting mp appropriate signs for tour
lists, and, on the motion Of s. S. Ballard
the committee on municipality was au.
thorized to act in this matter.
A collector has been appointed to assist
the treasurer in making collections Of
dues and admission fees remaining un.
paid, The matter Of introducing into
this city branch Of the Postal Tele-
graph company was discussed and reso-
buttons were passed authorizing the di-
rcctors Of the board Of trade to urge upon
the officials Of that company the in
stallation Of branch office in Mont
pelier at their earliest convenience.
Reports were given by the chairmen
Of the various committees, and a resolu.
ton was introduced extending To Janu-
ary l, 1910. the time within which sub
scriptions to the board Of trade fund Of
$4,000 may become operative and bind
ing, and urging that every effort be
made to secure subscriptions to the full
amount on or before that date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10

"Paid in Fullo Hit Barre Audience Just
Right Last Night.

Paid In full just about expressed the
opinion Of the audience, as it filed from
the Barre opera house last night, after
witnessing Eugene Walters paid in
Full" by Biancha West, playing the
part Of the wife, Fulton Russell that Of
the husband whose perfdy was finally
found out Frederick NJ Conklin that
Of the good ministering angel who how
cred about the household. Tom Burrough
that of the bluff sea captain, and May
Estelle Marguerite Ferrand and Adrian
ii, Rosley IN the minor, but very i'm.
portant, contributing parts, Of mother
and sister Of the young wife and the
slayey Of the captain, respectively. That
the performance was a complete artistic
success goes without saying; and the
occasional harsh notes which run through
the piece could be excused as giving
fun opportunity for the display Of
human emotions.
The entire cast was capable; particu
larly 50 Biancha West, Fulton Russell
and Frederick Conklin. Miss West was
superb as the pretty, sacrificing house
wife, then again as the happier womar,
and finally as east into misery BY the
thieying nature Of her husband. Mr..
Russell in spite Of the despieable part
that he had to play, ELECTED the applause
Of the audience, which is sufficient evil
dence that he did very we'll indeed 7;
while Mr. Conklin radiated good humor,
just az his role intended, and was simply
Irresistible 70 the audience. In short,
the entire play was satisfactory TO the
large audience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10
DENIES RESPONSIBILITY.
Proprietor Of Hotel Says He Warned
Woman to Keep Away from Mangle

When the plaintiff rested in the trial
Of Abbie Duggan VS.. Thomas ]. Heaphy
In Washington county court today, the
defendant went on the stand and denied
responsibility for the accident which be.
fell tie plaintiff while working in the
laundry Of the defendants hotel, the
Pavilion, in Montpelier. lie testified that
the accident happened after he had
warned the woman to keep away from
the mangle in the laundry, that he had
warned the fremen not to start mp
steam for the machine while he
tHHeaphyl asas away iii Brattleb0ro, and
he had also told the employees not to
nun the elevator.
In dosing up the plaintiffs side Of
the suit for damages the woman's attor-
ney put on two physicians, Drs. C. z.
Chandler and g. n. Hunt, this morning
To tell about the woman's injuries
Judge r. II Waterman, who il presid-
ing over this term Of court, got word
yesterday that his brother, Herbert d.
Waterman, had died at Hinsdale. n. H.,
after long illness Judge Waterman
will 20 there to attend the funeral. which
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Three best makes in slo0 corscts sold
al Vaughan's.
r. p MeGrath went to Groton to-day
on a business trip.
A. NJ Morrison went to Waterbury
this morning on business
Mrs. II H. jackson went to Boston
to-day for a visit with friends
Miss Mildred Phelps went to Boston
to-day for few days visit with friends.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J Abbiatti, II North Seminary
street, Monday, November 3.
Some thermometers registered as low
as below zero in Barre this morning,
the first zero weather Of the season.
Regular convocation Of Ruth chapter,
o. Il. 81, will be held Wednesday even
ing, November 10, at o'clock sharp.
Opera house tonight and Thursday
night Pittsburg Detroit worlds cham.
pionship games. Other good pictures.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. F..
Simonetti died last night and was buried
at o'clock this afternoon il Hope GENE
terry
Charles Thompson was arrested this
forenoon by Officer Carle and locked up
in the police station on the charge Of
intoxication.
Joseph Nelhack Of the firm Of Jenny
s. Nelback, retail granite dealers Of Uti-
Cd, N. III, II in the city for few days
business visit While here he Is stop
ping at the home OF Alexander Buehan.
The Tourist club win observe gentle
mems evening with Mrs Whitehead,
Thursday evening, November II, at $3.50
o'clock. All those who cannot be present
will please notify Mrs. Drown before
Thursday noon,
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
yesterday were A. Il. Vincent, Burling-
ton; w II Brackett. Boston; Fl. J. La
Roe Burlington; H. J Diagle. Burling.
ton: Sanford Wallin, New York; B. NJ.
Swasey. Albany, N. Y; Aaron Berman,
Littleton N. I'LL; ID r. Field, Detroit,
Mich; w. Al Martin, Plainfeld; 4. Dor
set, Boston.
Miss Rita Carlysle, who played the
leading lady's role in "The Thief" at
the Barre opera house Saturday night,
has been taken BY Charlesl Frohman to
fill d part in a Broadway production,
which was made vacant BY the Illness
of the actress who has been playing it..
Miss Carlysle left her The Thief com
pany following the presentation of the
play in Burlington Monday night Her
part in The Thief has been filled by an
understudy.
To-day sees the close Of an excellent
program Of both pictures and vaudeville
at the Pavilion, Delisle, the iuggler, be-
ing the hit of the bill, with the George
C, Austin company a very close second.
In Delisle, one sees a juggler Of exeep.
tional ability, who has line of stunts
that differ greatly from those used by
other jugglers. His trick with the five
hats is said to be one Of the most
difficult known The rapidity with
which he works is also very catchy The
feature picture Of the program, entitled,
sThe Witches Cavern IS an excellent
Selig production and won large round
Of applause, something that is very un-
usual in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10
TOLD OF HIS SUICIDE
in LETTER TO FRIEND
Charles B. Perkins, Fitchburg Store
keeper, Was Found Hanging in
Back Part Of His Shop Late
Yesterday.

Fitchburg, Mass. Nov. i0.--Charles B.
Perkins, aged "a years and one OF the
we'll known residents Of the city, com
mitted suicide by hanging in his place
Of business, 1915 Blossom street yester-
day afternoon. His body was found
hanging from a beam IN the rear Of the
store BY Patrolman Whiting, who went
to the place after being informed
through 4 letter which was written BY
Perkins some time during the day to
A. B, Reed, in which he stated that he
intended to end his life. The letter was
in substance as follows:
"Find me hanging in my shop. See
Mr.. Bullock, the agent Of the property,
Come In the back door KEYS are ID the
front door. Bank book and money il
desk drawer. Goodby to all. Fraternai-
" yolms, G. b Perkins,
The letter was posted at Fitehburg al
II yesterday afternoon II was received
BIZ Mr.. heed late in the afternoon aud
he Immediately notified the police Pm.
trolman Whiting went to the place and
upon entering the shop found the body
suspended from the beam, with moose
about the neck.
A physician was called and, upon
making an examination, stated that the
man had been dead about TWO hours.
Tue body was taken to the undertaking
rooms at the request Of the medical
examiner.
Mr. Perkins had been despondent for
several weeks. it is said He was about
his place Of business rs usual yesterday
and attended to his duties. He did not
20 to his monday meal, which was his
usual custom. but nothing was thought
81 1t as he frequently remained away
owing to business.
Mr. Perkins had been in business in
this city for several years About a
year ago he attempted to commit sir-
eide BY inhaling gas at his home on Mt.
Vernon street. The police officer who
yesterday found his lfeless body was
the one that saved his life on that oc-
casion. Perkins at that time was taken
from his home in an unconscious con
dition and physician who was called
saved his life.
lie is survived by a daughter, who
lives at West Orange, NJ j.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10
TRACER OF LOST PERSONS,
Burlington Free Press Scored Through
an Advertisement.

Burlington, Nov. l0,--J. w. Laughlin
OF SO Cherry street was much surprised
yesterday morning, when be picked up
the Free Press and was glancing over
the classified "ad" column. TO find that
among the competent girls for general
housework, new kiechsn range and
various articles Of merchandise, which
were wanted he, himself, was men,
toned at some length. AS 4 result he
WAS one Of the busiest men in Burling-
ton yesterday dealing with people who
claimed to have found him and didn't
know but what a suitable reward would
be offered.
The advertisement was iuBerted by a
sister Of Mr.. Laughlin, whonl he had not
seen since he was small boy, living In
Sheffield, England, when he left to try
his fortunes IN the new world. She has
now followed him and il living in Moose
jaw, Mich. She has married since their
parting, and it Is probably due to the
change in her name that he has been un-
able to locate her, although he has made
several attempts. She was able to trace
him to the vicinity Of this city and took
this method Of attempting 10 find him.
Lanuhlin came TO this locality about
Is years ago but has since been away a
good deal. He served in the Philippines
with the 2lst q. S. infantry for three
years and IL now prominent In Spanish
War veteran circles, being commander
az Flynn camp He ii also connected
with the national guard. being color SER
geant Of the First Vermont regiment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10
CONVENTION AT WATERBURY,.
ST. Aibans District Of Epworth League
Meeting There.

washington. Nov. ID The animal con-
vention OF the ST. Albans district, Ep-
worth league wa held with the Meth-
odist church in Waterbury Monday even
ing and through the day Tuesday Mon
day evening the Rev. c. Y Grismer Of
Burlington gave very able address.
Different departments of league work
we're discussed yesterday and several
fine papers read. Last evening the meet
ings of the st. Albans district Methodist
association began. An appealing address
was given by r. s. Smith Of Boston.
who Is to do erangelistic work through
out the district To-day, papers and
addresses have been given by the differ
ent pastors. iii Of which have been very
helpful. The choir, consisting Of F. 7.
Houston, Mabel Carpenter Jones, Flor-
ence TORY Joslyn and F Z. Lamb, with
Mrs. somerville as organist, Is helping
in the services. Following these SER
vices, r. S. Smith begins evangelistie
work with the home church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10
DIsPATcHER's ERROR FATAL /.
c. A. Noakes, Formerly Of Montpelier,
Killed at Orleans vt.

Orleans, Nov lo Dispatcher Liver
pool Of the Canadian PaAhc railway at
LyndonyiIle became confused with lis
train orders early yesterday morning
and as result terrific collision be-
tween wild engine, bound north, and
a freight train, soutnbound, occurred
just north Of this village when the life
.of Fireman G. A. N0akes ct Newport,
formerly Of Montpelier, was Instantly
crushed out. Noakes was employed on
the freight engine and he was pinned be-
tween the engine cab and tender En-
gineer f. G. Cass Of the freight engine
and Engineer Joseph Folsom and Fire
man RI. Reece of the wild engine were
all injured, but not seriously. They
all reside in Newport. Roy Skinner Of
Barton, brakeman on the freight
train, was also injured.
Both trains We're running under tele-
graph orders, the wild engine being or.
dered to run from Summit to Newport
and the freight train receiving orders to
run from Newport to Orleans. The lone
engine was running backwards.
The crash came short distance
north Of the local station, when both
engines were demolished Engineer Fol-
som was hurled through the cab window
and the first that he remembered was
when his friends were throwing water
on his face. Fireman Reece found him
self buried in the sand beside his engine,
but, miraculousIy enough, was but
slightly injured. Engineer Coss received
a broken foot and was injured about
the head and back
The wreck train arrived here at 5;25
o'clock and at ten o'clock the track was
cleared. None Of the cars OF the
freight train were derailed.
It is said that when Dispatcher Liver
poole discovered his error, he was wild
with remorse and made every effort TO
rectify 1t. During the day he was in
consolable.
Mr.. Noakes, the dead fireman, was
about 25 years of age and was only re-
Gently married Only short time ago
he had threatened to quit the railroad
service II he was not given an engine
to run. The body was taken last even
ing to Newport.