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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
WILL RESIDE TN HAWAII.
John Anderson and na Thompson to Be
Married in Northfeld.

Mortified, Sept a. The wedding Of
John Anderson and Tie, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, will take
place tomorrow at the brides home.
September 90 they will leave Northfield
for Hilo, Hawaiian islands, where Mr.
Anderson has been the past few years on
a sugar plantation. They will be accom-
panied as far a. California by Mrs
James and children, who SO to join Mr..
Reed AZ Raymond in chat state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
COUNCIL OF DISMISSAL.
Held on Resignation Of Rev. F. A. Poole
Of Congregational Church,

A dismissinr council to act On the re-
signntion Of the Rev Francis A. Poole
vas held at the Congregational church
this afternoon. The pastor and one dele
gate from eight Congregational churches
were invited TO Be presnt at the council.
The service consisted Of the reading Of
Nh Poole's letter Of resignation and the
announcing Of the acceptance BY the
church. Remarks were made by the vis-
iting pastors and delegates expressing
their regret at Mr. Poole's departure.
and resolutions were adopted The
churches which were invited to partici-
pate IN the council we're East Barre,
Berlin. Mortified, Montpelier, Marsh
field, Plainheld, Waterbury and VIII
Jamestown
Before leaving for his new church at
Worcester, Mass. the Rev Mr.. Poole viii
preach here two more Sundays.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
Greece May Change Her PO-
Iitical Stripes
IF KING SHOULD RESIGN
He Says That No Member Of Another
Royal Family VIII Be Permitted
II. to Assume His Throne
Flws8 at Athens.

Athens, Greece, Sept. i4.--There is a
possibility Of the conversion Of Greece
into republic, as was indicated today
BY an ultimatum sent to the military
league and the army by King George
stating that he would resign, unless the
Crown Prince was restored to the com
mand Of the army. The king declares
that he has received pledges from the
other powers that no member Of another
royal family will be permitted to assume
the throne in the event of his abdica-
ton. The king will not permit any
child to succeed him, thus forcing the
establishment Of the republic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
ALUMNI BANQUET.
Montpelier Seminary's Sons and Daugh-
ters Assembled Last Night.

Montpelier Seminary's Sons and Daugh-
ters Assembled Last Night.
The alumni banquet at the Montpelier
seminary last evening was attended by
about 225 graduates Of the school. The
faculty were together at one table and
the various classes were placed as near
together a. possible The room vas
prettily decorated with various school
and college emblems
The following officers were elected for
the following year. Howard Buckeley,
president; Harold Bishop, president;
Miss Evelyn benjamin, secretary. The
election OF officers was followed by the
post prandial exercises, with Herbert D.
slayton acting Al POSTMASTER.
Rev. W. S, Smithers opened the exer-
cises with short address which was fol-
lowed BY song by Miss Eastwood
Harold Bishop gave a very interesting
talk on Syracuse, while Miss Lucy Swift
gave short description Of "Girls Of VI.
s., Miss Uogston gave a reading which
was much enjoyed Boys Of n. So
was taken care Of BY Charles y Bemis
After an address on athletics by
George pike, Prof Hathaway gave a
piano solo which was followed 81 ire adj
dress Of the evening. by Prof. William
If. Campbell, on eThe Relative Compari-
son eHtwesn the Country aud the Metro
polls" In his address he emphasized
the need Of specializing IN everything
and taking advantage Of yerniont's op-
portunities.
Or. Bishop closed the exercises by
speaking on the endowment fund He
said that there was $4,000 to be raised
ia the next Il days II they wished to
take advantage Of Dr. Pearson's offer
He said that the seminary would receive
4 hard blow If it failed IN this The
banquet was one Of the most successful
ever held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
BANKERS GET TO WORK.
american Association Is Meeting This
Week in Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 14.--Bcfore a great
crowd in the Auditorium theatre the
american Bankers got down to business
at ten this morning. President Reynolds
called the meeting TO order and address
e. we're given BY Governor Dineer and
Joseph Talbot The financial situation
was reviewed BY President Reynolds.
After reports by the secretary, treasm-
er and auditing committee Chairman
Watts read the report Of the executive
council.
At 1890 o'clock an informal address
was given by Speaker Cannon for which
he received an ovation. In the afternoon
Lewis Pierson Of New York read the
report Of the bin Of ladiug committee.
Following this report Murray the comp
troller Of currency discussed the fnan-
cial situation. The session closed with
a general discussion of practical banking
questions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
KILLED BY FAILING WALL.
Ruins Of Burned Storage House Fell
One Man Dead. Nine Injured.

Pittsburg, Sept. t4.-0ne man was kiIl-
ed, nine others seriously injured yester-
day when the walls Of the Blauck Trans
fer and Storage company's building here,
recently destroyed by fire, collapsed, de-
molishing two adjoining buildings and
burying more than a dozen men in the
debris.
The dead man, Herberte Tiege, an en-
ploye Of local paper with those who
were seriously injured, we're in two
story hotel next door to the walls
when the accident occurred.
Two workmen were tearing down the
walls Of the Blanch building when tie
crash came. The men were unable to
jump and both rode in the ruins to the
ground in safety, five stories below
The monetary damage Is estimated at
$4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
GRANITE COMPANY CHANGES.
Consolidated Quarry Company Directors
Met Last Night.

At meeting Of the Consolidated Quar-
ry company directors last night, George
Straiton was elected president and man
ager, Richard A Hoar as vice president,
ana John W. Mcdonald as secretary and
treasurer
James J. Goodwin, who has been clerk
and treasurer Of the Consolidated Quarry
company, has resigned bis position to ac-
cept the management Of the Barre Me-
dium Granite company's quafries. Mr..
Goodwin was already clerk and treasurer
Of this company. Under his management
il is proposed to still develop these
quarries and push production. He sue
ceeds Frank Place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
WATCHED HIS HEN.Roosr.
And Caught Man Entering 1t Last Night.
Bert Leonard Arrested.

Bert Leonard Arrested.
Bert Leonard was arrested at 1880
o'clock last evening as he was leaving
Almon Keith's heuhouse on Fairyiew
street with four fowls in bag. After
finding yesterday morning that his hem
house had been robbed Mr.. Keith kept
watch last evening on the chance that
the man might return. Soon after dark
his vigil was rewarded by seeing q man
walking back and forth for a short timc
on the Williamstown railroad track ami
then scooting for the hennerY.
Mr.. Keith at once sent to the police
station and summoned Officer Gamble,
who arrived just as the man was leaving
the house As Leonard wae crawling
the fowls got ont Of the bag and be was
busy attempting to catch this bird In the
dark when the officer grabbed him,
Returning the hens to the owner, the
officer escorted Leonard To the police
station and he viii be arraigned in city
court this evening Leonard is said %
have admitted TO the officer that he vis-
tied the coop the night before and made
away with one fewl which he sold at
a house on Granite street.
Kenneth Lawson, a boy le years Of
age, was arrested last evening by Officer
flannel for intoxicstion The offleer was
notified by telephone that boy badly
intoxicated was reeling around on Sum.
Yner street ard the oticer found him near
Bupbee's carpenter shop with large
crowd Of people watching his actions.
The boy was Is such condition that the
officer sent fer team with which to
carry him to the station.
In court this morning the boy pleaded
guilty to the charge Of intoxication and
was fined SIS, with costs Of s6.e9. Being
minor. he was asked to disclose where
he got ihs liquor and he told the count
a long story Of having met well
dressed stranger on Pearl street, who
gave him 4 couple OF drinks out Of a
bottle and then gave him the bottle,
which still had whiskey in il. This the
boy said he took and went up on Elm
street extension and drank It.
A. A. Sargent was acting city Judge
IN the absence Of Judge Scott, and he
concluded that the boy was not telling
the truth and after questioning him
sharply without getting anything more
definite out Of him, ordered him taken
back to the police station to be kept
until this afternoon when he sill be
given another hearing.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
BOYS rooK JOY RIDE
Their Last Attempt Brought Them to
Grief in St. Albans,

ulieA III ~. AAudHa
St. Albans, Sept. 14-Three young
toughs, The oldest while Jones, aged is,
were arrested and put in Jail yesterday,
for taking horse and going on Joy
ride to Swanton It was the third Of
fense Of the Jones boy, who appears as
the ringleader Of the band gang of young
scape goats, who spend their time max
ing trouble. Sunday the boys stole a
horse and carriage belonging to Henry
Mayo, who had left it hitched behind
block on KinQman street, and before the
horse was brought back was almost
driven to death, Yesterday the boys
gobbied another team and drove To
swanton where an alarm had been sent
to be on the lookout for them but
they were not caught until they got back
TO the city. 1t Is expected that an ex.
ample will be made of the culprits when
their cases come Up for trial this morn
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14

Frank L. Casey, Iineman employed
by the Burlington city electric light de-
partnlent, received shock from live
wire while at work on Elmwood avenue
Saturday and was thrown to the ground.
q distance OF 30 feet He was transfer
ring some wires from one pole to an.
other when he sustained the shock. He
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
ard is resting Comfortably.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
TYPHOID In RUTLAND.
Doctor From State Laboratory Inspects
Water Supply.

Rutland Sept 14--As result of the
development 81 12 cases Of typhoid
fever IN This city within three days and
the evidence ~ colon barilli m the
streams supplying tile siie reservoir. g.
n Afoat of The state laboratory at Bar.
lington came here yesterday to assist
Health officer Clarence F Ball in disiu-
fectina places along the streams that are
suspicious. The city authorities have Is
sued warning that DO water be used
for drinking purposes until ii is boiled
and people are greatly agitated over the
situation. The cases Of typhoid are in
an parts OF the city 20 that therei evi-
dence that an the water is contaminat-
"a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
PEARY DECLINED INVITATION
no Stop at Portland, Giving New York
The First Chance.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 14.-In reply to
The invitation to stop over on the way
TO New York and be entertained by this
city, the following was received today
from Commodore Peary Cannot at-
tend Portland celebration New York has
first claims, ePary' It Il likely great
demonstration win take place at the
railroad station when the train passes
through.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
GERARD HOTEL BURNED.
Guests Lost Nearly All Of Their Personal
Effects

New York, Sept 14,-0n the eve Of
closing it. season, the Gerard hotel, a
wooden structure on the beach front at
Point 0'Woods, Long Island, was total
" destroyed last night BY FIRE, The i00
guests still remaining were dressed for
dinner when the alarm was given, but
the flames spread 50 rapidly that few
saved more Of their personal effects than
could be carried ont in their arms on the
first trip.
All the surrounding cottages were
saved BY the Point O'Woods life guard
No satisfactory account Of the origin
of the fire has been given. The dam
age is estimated at $4,000, not includ-
ing losses Of the guests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
IEInao.-I Iremen La ] 81 eele

WiEoossi iirenen had big cele-
S. 1T Winooski Saturday when all
ef 1f field day sports were enjoyed.
The local company. which is called tht
Lafayette hose company, took part in
the parade and inspection in the after
noon After the inspection the field
sports were run OF, TIE 6remen compet-
iag against each other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
KEEP INTERESTS INTACT.
And Maintain the Hartman Control Of
Southern Pacific.

southern Racinc.
New York, Sept l4.-Conarmation of
the belief that the Hartman interests
are to continue supreme in control Of his
system is made, since at meeting Of
the directors Of the Southern Pacific
Judge Lovett was elected chairman Of
the executive committee schih and
William Rockefeller we're also elected
directors and members Of the executive
committee It is said, however, that
Morgan may get control Of the Union
Pacific at the stockholders meeting on
October Ia to elect directors. He il
president of that road.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14

Three boys from Springfield, who are
rather Of rowing nature, left their
homes Wednesday in an effort TO escape
the duties Of attending school Each Of
the boys appropriated some articles be-
fore leaving, one taking a revolver, one
some iewelry and the other taking some
clothing. The boys were apprehendea at
Bellows Falls. Their names were John
Bedell. Ferris Floyd and Raymond Shaws
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
MADE CALL BY AEROPLANE.
M Paulhan Made Cross Country Trip to
Make Friends Visit.

Journal, France, Sept. l4-M Paulhan
put the aeroplane to new use yester-
day afternoon. Wishing to pay visit
to the Chateau Taintienies, some miles
distant from the aerodrome. he pointed
his machine in that direction and few
leisurely cross country, settling gently
near the entrance to the chateau
After chatting for a short time with
his friends, the aviator remounted the
seat and hew back to the aerodrome
IIe was absent for about an hour and
a half, and tremendous enthusiasm greet
ed his return.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
CAME LONG DISTANCE,
Reunion Of Wilson Family Was Held at
Bethel


Bethel
Bethel Sept l4.--A family reunion of
the Wilson family was held n this vii
la9e yesterday The late James j. Will
son left a widow and fourseencbildreu.
He died twenty years ago. All his ahil-
dren save one are living and many Of
thema r. married and some have four
or five children each.
One Of the sons, the Rev Robert G.
Wilson, Is at home from seven years
absence as missionary IN China An
other, Charles Wilson, Is q Rhodes schol-
ar and isat home for the 6fst time in
two years He returns to England next
month Three Of the sons are lawyers,
and one il civil engineer In the gov.
ernlnent service in New Jersey.
One Of the daughters Is governess,
one Is a nurse, one is married and one Is
in college.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
cHIrrENDEp COUNTY COURT.
Opened To-day at Burlington with Judge
Miles in Chair.

Burlington, Sept. a. The September
term Of chittenden county court opened
to-day with Judge w w. Miles presid
ing The docket was called and Of the
aftv cases set for trial the probability
that 6fteen viii be gnimportant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
END FRATERNITY RUSHING
Greek Letter Fraternities at Cornell Have
Adopted a New Plan.

Ithaca, N. II, Sept. l4-Carrying out
an agreement made last year, 80 dele
gates representing most Of the Greek
letter fraternities at Cornell, met last
night and adopted radical measures to
prevent promiscnons rushing Of sub
freshmen entering the university.
It was decided To leave the rushing"
I'll the hands of three delegates from each
fraternity, who shall pass upon their
merits and endeavor TO obtain the most
desirable freshmen for their respective
societies. This action has been taken
so as not 10 interfere with the young
sters before the entrance examinations
on September 2l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
SECOND VICTIM DEAD.

And Police at Utica, N r, Are Baked
BY Mystery.
Utica, n. Y, Sept. Il. Freddie In.
fasino. the second victim Of theb lack
hand crime, died today at the Faxton
hospital. The police are absolutely
baked and the Italian colony is still
convulsed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
SPREADS THE DUST.
Burlington Is Experimenting with Oil
on It's Streets.

NII 10 N1NlF9s7Ns
Burlington. Sept. l4Narious expert
ments III sprinrling with oil have re-.
Gently been made BY the street depart-
ment. under the supervision Of Super
intendent ]. II. Black. twenty per
cent. emulsion Of oil and water was aps
piled few days ago to the surface dirt
and while there has not yet been sufi-
cient time to completely test the efficacy
OF the treatment, it promises to work
we'll OIL was also applied TO nearly the
whole extent OF North avenue and found
to make an excellent dust preventative.
IT win probably be more extensively
used next year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
FIRST CASE ON TRIAL.
In September Term Of Rutland County
Court.

Rutland, Sept a. The FIRST Jury trial
OF the September term was begun IN
Rutland county court here yesterday.
The plaintiff Is John B. Moore and the
defendant Is Warren L. Roberts, both Of
Pawlet. The matter in dispute is note
for $500,
There are already about 30 divorce
cases set for trial at this time and more
to come The defendants In one Of the
cases, Mrs. Addie Bishop, wife Of John
Bishop Of Benson, is a daughter Of Mrs.
Addie Grossman Of Shrewsbury, the
@mother Of 10 children" who figured SO
conspieuously at the March term Of
court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
REv. MR. srRETER is s7.
Residing Ia Hinsdsie, N. H., Where He
Was Born.

Brattleboro, Sept. H. Rev. Henderson
B. Streeter, the oldest resident Of Hins.
dale. N. III, celebrated his 97th birthday
Sunday at his home in that village. Mr.
Streeter Is a native of Hinsdale. He
lived for several years in Ohio and
Michigan. and later was q preacher IN
Illinois. But two of his children are
now living, Mrs s. A. Birke Of Portland,
Ore, and John J Streeter, newspaper
editor ut NinelanJ, Nj J.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
MAN AND WOMAN FINED.
Lawrence Bacon and Mrs PhiIOmene La
moins il BurIineton.

Burlington, sept. l4.-The aftermath
Of the raid on 3s Intarvale avenue came
up in city court yesterday when Law
renee Bacon and PhiIomene Iameine ap-
peared the former in answer TO charge
Of consorting with prostitutes, and the
latter to one OF keeping house Of prose
titution Bacon pleaded guilty and paid
4 fine Of $40, with costs Of $3.50 Mrs
Lamine was fired $50 and costs of $3.50,
which she paid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
WAIVED EXAMINATION
On The Charge Of Stealing $40 in WI
noosSi.

Winooslxi, Sept. 14-In municipal
court yesterday John Mcclure was ar
raigned on the charge Of larceny He
waived examination and viii b. brought
into city court II Burlington when he
Nl1 plead Aie6aife Is accused III
stealing $40 from Safeent leNis and
was hrotoli Sc sfi St 5ohns BY
Deputy sheriff aslin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
TAFr's PLANS.
VIII Spend Night ii Boston and Leave
For West ii Morning.

Boston, Sept. 4.-President Taft
leaves Beverly at three this afternoon.
A reception win be given at the hotsl
Touraine at $50 and dinner at the
Chamber Of Commerce at 1890 He will
spend the night at the Touraine and
leave for The West tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14

G. H. Moore Of Springfield has wired
friends in Vermont that he escaped from
the wreck Of the Laurentian of Cape
Race with his Baggage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14
BRYAN WAKES wRorH.
Scores Texas Senators and Representa-
tives To-day.

Dallas, Tex, Sept IA Before an enor.
nous crowd to-day Bryan scored the
Texas senators and representatives who
voted for duty on hides as violators
of the party pledges and aids to Cannon
ISM The speech is considered a direct
challenge to Bailey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-14

1he school commissioners will meet at
the spaulding. building this evening at
1880.
Evening journal., 1909-05-25
Sporting Card of the Week
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
Eighth annual tournament OF South
ern Golf Association opens in
Memphis
Annual championship tournament Of
Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
tion opens at Glen Cove.
Opening of carnival Of West Hudson
Aero Club at Arlington. n. J.
Illinois state shooting tournament
opens in Chicago.
Mike (Twin)) Sullivan vs.. Lyle Whit
ney. 20-rounds at San Francisco.
Freddie Welsh VS.. Phil Brock, l.
rounds. at Boston.
Cyclone" Johnny Thompson VS.. Ray
Bronson. 10 rounds az Columbus, Ohio.
WEDNESDAY.
Annual championship tournament Of
Metropolitan Golf Association open at
Rye, n. y.
Epson Derby will be run in Eng
land.
THURSDAY.
Annual tournament Of Middle Allan
tic Golf Association opens at Washing
ton, D. C.
Columbia -Pennsylvania dual track
meet at Philadelphia.
FRIDAY.
Wrestling contest between Or. r. r.
Roller and Frank Erler at Tuscola,
III.
First day Of intercollegiate track
CHAMPIONSHIPS at Harvard University.
SATURDAY.
Boat race between Syracuse Univer-
sity and Argonaut Rowing Club on
Lake Cayuga.
California Stanford Washington In
iverslty boat race at Seattle.
Battling Nelson VS.. Dick Hyland, 45
rounds at Colma. Cal.
Opening of Western Bowling con-
gress championship tournament in Sc
attic.
Annual meet Of Eastern division ~
American Canoe Association opens at
Scituate, r. 1.
Annual interscholastic athletic meet
at University of Wisconsin.
Iowa intercollegiate track meet at
Des Moines
Final events in intercollegiate track
championships at Harvard University
Evening journal., 1909-05-25
SPORTING
"EASY MONEY" FOR.
SAM LANGFORD
TuCkS Away HOguc, English
heavyweight After -Four
Fast Rounds

Bv United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. May 25.-"It was about the
easiest money tver picked up" was one
Of sam LangforIs comments to-day on
his tight last night with Ian Hague, the
English heavy weight champion, whom
the Boston negro tucked away in the
fourth round.
The Britishers have not yet recovered
from their surprise. They ordered Lang
ford 10 win well--al except bunch Of
Yorkshire feilows-hut how Langford.
who weighed but 100 pounds and was woe
fully "outsiznd" by Hague, could make
the burly Brton look as though he had
never been in a ring before. is more than
the dazed local sportsmen have yet COM
pretended
Langford. heretofore esteemed as ono Of
the best in tho business is to-day be-
uoved by the London lighting fraternity
10 be the best man in the game, easily bet
ter than Jack Johnson. The Boston lad
showed last night that sizo is no barrier
and as this is believed to be the only ad-
vantage that johnson has over Langford,
the latter would carry the English money
we're lie to nght JohnNon
Iangford was about town to-day show
ing but a few marks OF his encounter,
though Hague did land number Of pretty
stff wallops. The fact that these punches
never feazed Sammy shows that he can
assimilate a lot Of punishment. The blow
that ended the fight was one Of Lansford's $
celebrated rights TO the chin. which put
Hague into the realm OF deepest stupor.
All through tho fight Langford peppered
Hague with left jabs Langford VIII likely
Journey to Paris shortly and seek match
with some Of the heaviest there, among
whom arc McVey, Barry. Ferguson and
jeanette.
The preliminary bout between Jimmy
Welsh. the American, and Digger stan-
ley. Of London was declared draw but
non-partisan critics believe that Walsh
had clean ADVANTAGE and should have
been given the decision.