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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
ANOTHER ARREST STOCK CASE.
W. S. Clark Held in Heihze case-Persch
Re-arrested.

New York, Aug 13.-There was a
new arrest yesterday TO add to the COM
plexities surrounding Donald Persch,
the young broker who is charged with
the larceny Of $4,000 worth Of cop.
per stocks put up as collateral with the
Windsor Trust company to secure
loan Of $4,000 made TO NJ. NJ. Joyce,
a broker for + Augustus Heiuze, W.
II Clark. another note broker, but rep
resenting Joyce, who is the complainant
against peFseh, was arrested ia the dis
trict attorneys office charged with the
larceny Of $4,000, and to be part profits
from the curb sales Of the stock which
Joyce supposed safe in the vaults Of the
Windsor Trust company until Ne was
astonished to buy part Of the shares
back in the open market. Clark was re-
leased on $4,000 bail
Earlier in the day Perseh, after being
freed on 4 writ of habeas earpns, was
promptly rearrested, charged this time
with the specific larceny OF $4,000
which the district attorneys office sets
as the share Of the profit Of the alleged
swindle Bail was this time fixed at
$4,000 which Perseh failed to secure
Perschs counsel was indignant at his
rearrest. 'This is the most remarkable
ease I have ever heard Of, he said, II
intend to pen up the foodgates and viii
see that several men are swept away if
find it necessary To save this boy. TIE
has been the tool for men higher up"
This statement agrees with Mr.. Mott
Of the district attorneys Office, who has
said plainly that he expects to uncover
a widespread conspiracy to sell hypo-
thecated stocks here and in other cities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
GOOD MISSIONARY MEETING


East Montpelier, Aug l3A mission
AIRY service was the feature Of yesterday
at the Evangelical campmeeting now in
session here A short sermon was given
by Rev J 7. Irving Of Lynn, Mass, and
Mrs d. II. Burns oi Cambridge, Mass,
was in charge Mrs Burns is vice -presi.
dent Of the Woman's Missionary society
for the New England conference Of the
Evangelical church An offering was
taken for foreign missions, over So being
realized
AT the l0.3O o'clock preaching service
Rev. G. Howard Taylor Of East Mont
peler was the preacher, and in the even
ing Rev. J P. Irving delivered force
ful sermon on Gods Great Love, Great
Salvation and Great Separation" from
three texts. The numbers Of seekers
at the altar during the day was in.
creased over previous days.
The number Of people camping on the
ground has steadily increased from the
first, there being nearly 100 people in
camp, and there are some lively times.
Twenty Of the campers are from Barre.
Sunday Il the closing day, with three
preaching services, at l0;30 a. M, 2:30
and 1880 p. M Good singing and preach.
ing All are made welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
REFUsED no EvIcr TENANTS.
Pressed Steel Car Co, Baked in Effort
to Get Rid Of Strikers.

Pittsburg Aug. f3-The sheriff Of
Allegheny county late yesterday fatty
refused to continue the work Of evict
ing strikers and their families from
houses owned by the Pressed steel Car
company at MeKees Rocks
Acting under court orders the sheriff
and his deputies early in the afternoon
began the work Of conveying the goods
from the strikers homes to the streets
The sheriff asked the Pressed Steel Car
company to give him men to carry out
the furniture and household effects, but
the company, It IL said, refused
"Then | viii not allow my deputies
70 carry ont another piece Of furniture" !"
declared the sheriff. He then formally
and verbally turned over to the superin.
tendent of the car plant possession 81
the houses The Pressed Steel Car com
pany will now be forced to carry out
their own eyictions
Rioting during which a foreigner was
shot and killed caused intense excite
ment in the Schoenville strike zone yes
terday. Major Smith, a negro, said to
be employed a the car plant as strike
breaker, early yesterday morning shot
and killed steven Horval. one Of the
striking workmen. Smith, it is said,
was attacked by several foreigners and
declared last night that he shot in self
defense.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
ANOTHER ROBBERY
AT MANCHESTER
Man Makes a Most Daring Entry to
House, But Secures Only Small
Sum Of Money.

Manchester, Aug l3.-The boldest Of
the series Of robberies that have occurred
here lately was one that took place last
night at the home OF J. d. Wright, SUI
perintendent Of Dellwood cemetery. Mr.
Wright, who was at home alone, was
attracted By pebbles thrown on the
porch He went out to investigate and
was gone only few moments. On re-
turning to the house lie was about to
enter when q man came out and beat
hasty retreat he had secured some
small bills, some change, and check
for SIG A large posse was out All night
and this morning searching for the man,
but without success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
PROMINENT EDUCATOR
KILLED ON R. R. TRACKS
Prof. wilhelm Bernhardt Struck by a
Rutland Train Near Queen
City Park, Yester-
dav

Burlington, Aug. l3 wilhelm Bern
hardt, prominent educator and trans
lator of Washington, d, G., and Who
spent his summers at the hotel at Queen
City Park, was instantly killed yester.
day afternoon al about 2.30 o'clock BY
being run down by train. The accident
occurred about 30 rods south Of the old
Howard park crossing at Lakeside the
train being milk train Of three cars,
due in Burlington az 2:l5 o'clock and
under charge OF Engineer John Riley Of
Brandon and Conductor Charles Ward
we'll of Rutland.
After Health Officer G.. r. Dalton, Dir.
.B. h. Stone, superintendent Of the state
laboratory Of hygiene, and States At
torney II. B. Shaw had viewed the body,
il was taken in the train to this city
and removed to Clements undertaking
rooms.
II il supposed that Mr.. Bernhardt, who
was very deaf, left Queen City Park 70
walk up to Searf's Addition, as was his
daily custom When the milk train
rounded the curve that commences be-
yond the station at Queen City Park,
engineer Riley noticed Mr.. Bernhard
walking in the center OF the track. He
blew several blasts on the whistle and
then shut of steam and applied the air
brakes. When the engine struck Mr..
Bernhardt the body was hurled high in
the air and into the ditch The train
returned to the spot and the city author
tiles were notified BY telephone.
Both legs OF the deceased were broken
below the knees and there was bad
wound on the back Of the hfad One
side Of the body was also iniuted Both
Of the mans shoes were torn ah and his
spectacles were found beside the track
unniured Some silver coins aud his
cane were also found
Mr.. Bernhardt had been visitor In
Burlington during the summers for
about IS years and was familiar figure
about the streets Many little children
were especially fond Of him, for he
gave them many pennies When be FIRST
came 70 this city he was professor of
German, Greek, and Latin, il the Sau.
yeur school Of languages h9d here.
Mr. Bernhardt was born in Halle. Ger
many. Il is supposed he was about 80
years Of age He was unmarried and It
is said that he has q brother residing
in Germany.
The body will be sent to 8lo John
Marshall place, Washington, IN care az
w H Wahly, a friend Of the deceased.
il Is understood that the deceased wished
his body cremated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
CHELSEA

a reissue IN pension hos been granted
70 Joseph III Griffin, a. { the rate of Sl5
per month from june 18th, 1909.
Mrs. Hale X. Barling accompanied bv
her children and maid, have gone q
Brattieboro To remain with Mr.. Darling
for nm indefinite time
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ Kenney are
entertaining at their home on South
Main street, their grand daughter, Miss
Inez G Gabree, Of Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs Z. D. Tillotson of Wash
ington we're IN town the first OF the
week and were guests Of their daughter,
Mrs Fred E Goodwin, and family.
Mrs Fannie Brown and daughter,
Helen. who has been visiting tho for.
mer's sister, Mrs. Frank Gilman. return.
ed to their home in Hartland TUESDAY.
William A. Densmore and family have
moved temporarily to The Thomas Moore
farm on the East Hill while Mr.. Dens-
more is engaged in doing the haying
there
Rev Edward r. Herriek Of Milton,
who was pastor at the Congregational
church for nearly twenty years win
speak at his old church, Sunday morn
ing, August 22nd
Edward Doyle and son, who have been
the guests Of the formers brother.
Thomas ] Doyle, and family for the
past week returned to their home IA
Hanover, y. r., Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. &. J. Parmalee Of Fnos
burg Falls who have been guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Engene u Dcnsmore and
Mr. and Mrs. o. Fay Allen, left for
their home Wednesday morning.
Mrs w D. Quimby and daughter,
Miss Ruth, Of Boston. Mass, who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Young for the past week, returned to
their home Thursday morning.
Harry r. Bryant has recently added
to the appearance Of his house on Jail
street by the addition Of modern yer.
anda. Fred W Lewis and VIII c. Good
win were the carpenters who did the
work
MIR. and Mrs Richard Fl. Bacon Of
North Charlestown, N. FL, arrived
Thursday evening for old home week
and viii be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs ErdiX
n. Bacon and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley @,
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Loren Snow of Brook
field, and Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Thurber
of Manchester, N H., were in town last
week and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Amos +. Wright, on North Main
street
Mrs. Edward w Kent Of South Ran
dolph and Mrs George Hartwell Of
South Boston Mass, were in town We'd
nesday and were the guests Of Mrs. b.
H Adams, jry and Mrs. Gertrude B..
Sprague.
Dr. William Rogers Of Morristown, n.
J., arrived ii town Tuesday evening to
remain through Old home week and is
stopping at the Orange County hotel,
rs Ks his mother, Mrs Julia (Hood)
Rogers. Of Lowell, Mass.
George H. Dickinson and wife Of Bos-
ton Mass. are III town the guests Of
the formers brothers, Allen and Eras-
tus Dickinson, and their families Mr.
Diskiuson has been on The Boston police
force for about twelve years.
Capt. Samuel g. Paine, who spent last
week here with friends went Tuesday
to East BrookHeld to visit his birth
place for a few days after which he will
proceed to Connecticut for a visit to
lis son. On the 2sth Of June, last his
son, Frank Paine, Of Nenia, nj, was
struck BY lightning aud instantly kill
ed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
WRIGHT RECORD
IS ECLIPSED
Curtis Biplane Sails Twelve
Miles
IN NINETL-N MINUTES
c. F. willard Makes a Successful Flight
Over Long Island To-day and
Landed Near the Starting
Point.

Mineola, T. T., Aug ls--C. r. Willard
in Redbug curtiss bi-plane has eclipsed
the Wrights cross-eountry flight BY sail
ing twelve miles in 1915 minutes He
ascended at Mineola at 5;20 this morning
and made couple Of turns over the
Hempsted plains He then sped over
Garden City, Westbury and Hicksville
Always in perfect control, the landing
was made Is feet from the place whore
he ascended
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
Has Been Since Officer Was
Put Over Him
PHYSICIANS SUSTAINED
state Auditor Horace F. Graham Says
They viii Operate When Neces-
sary-Had Not Asked Pay
Before Operating.

As result Of conference between
States Attorney Gates and Auditor
IN. r. Graham last night the expenses
Of the operation and care Of Mikeles
viii be borne BY the state. Mr.. Graham
stated that Alikales had been under ar
rest legally and in the care Of an officer
and that It was the duty Of the state to
pay the expenses Of operation and all
other proper and just expenses Incurred
in the treatment OF Mikales while un-
der arrest. He cited another case in
Windsor county which was under some
thing Of the same circumstances, that Of
Fairbanks of Windsor county who was
taken to Brattieboro retreat Mr.. Gra-
ham said that it had been thought by
some people that the physicians had de-
layed the operation and had asked where
the money for the operation was coming
from, but be stated that this was untrus
as none Of the physicians had made any
such inquiries. The operation win be
performed as soon as the physicians
think It should be done.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
POLICE BATTLE
WITH STRIKERS
twenty-five Men Wounded in Fight at
Fort William, Ont, Yesterday.

Fort William, Ont, Aug. is.-s Six hun.
dred Canadian mounted rifles have arr
rived TO quell the dock laborers riots.
The town is under martial law The
ninety sixth militia is on the way from
Winnipeg. Three men who were shot
in last nights rioting are dying, More
strike breakers are coming from Winnie
peg and further battles are feared
Fort William, Ont, Aug. 13--Fort
William for the first time In its history
is under martial law A thousand dock
laborms, principally Greeks, Hun
garans and Italians, who have been ON
a strike for q week, enraged by the ar
rival of special Canadian Pacific police
from Winnipeg, were melted to riot and
800 Of them engaged in pitched battle
with the police al noon yesterday around
the Canadian Pacific freight sheds on
McTayish street. Twenty, five men
were injured, three at least fatally, in
eluding Chief Ball Of the railway com
pany's police force and two Greeks.
Five OF the wounded are Canadian Pa
ciiic special policemen, three are Greeks,
one is reporter, George Dickinson
Others are Sergent Taylor of the city
police force and John Lane, a butcher
Constable Carpenter Of the Canadian Pa.
oific force had leg shattered and Chief
Ball was shot in the stomach. The Goth
regiment OF militia was called out YES.
terday afternoon after Mayor Ueltier
had read the riot act
The strikers had 25 railway CON
stables penned up IN the Canadian Pa.
ciic railway bunk house an the after
noon. Soldiers are guarding the district
under the command Of Col Steele, head
of the Canadian permanent force in
Western Canada.
The permanent force in Winnipeg win
arrive BY special train early today. The
city police department Is absolutely un-
n hln in cnno .,,Ilh lhn -iLltn ion -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
MISSING BRISTOL MAN
FOUND IN FIELD
The Mystery Of Irving W. Pullman's
Disappearance Is Saved-weak
From Lack Of Food.

Bristol, Aug. i3-The mystery re
garding the disappearance early Friday
morning from bis home here Of irving
w Pullman Was solved yesterday az
ternoon by the finding Of the man in an
oat field a New Haven hy II. }. Peck.
Deputy Sheriq G. r Farr went after
him and brought Pullman back. TIE is
lin weakened condition from lack of
rood and says that he has been living
in the woods.
Where Pullman was found was on
Town hill on the farm Of Mr.. Peek. Al
reward Of s25 had been offered for the
finding Of the missing man by the se-
lectmen Of Bristol
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
LICENSE FEE Soc IF
ALIENS ARE TAXPAYERS
Fish and Game Commissioner Thomas
So Decides--If Not Taxpayers,
Fee Is SIS.

Fish and Came Commissioner Thomas
Of stowe was in Montpelier to-day. He
stated in reference to question az to
hunters licenses that if an alien was
resident and taxpayer Of town or city
he need pay only so cents for hunters
license, but if not taxpayer the fee will
be SIS.
He also stated in reply to the question
If atown clerk had the right to issue a
license to the resident Of another town
that he had, if the clerk was reasonably
positive the man was a resident and tax
payer Of such town. He thought, how
ever, it would be best for every man
seeking a hunters license to get it Of
his own town clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
READY TO ATTACK.
"Reds" and aBlues' for war Came To-
morrow.

Boston, Mass, Aug f3-Maior Gen.
eral Wood, who Is umpire at the war
game has established headquarters at
Middleboro This afternoon he Is con-
suiting with Gen Pew whose 1000 Blue
army win defend Boston The army
transport Fitzpatrick with 900 Of the at
taeking army is of az the east waiting
the arrival Of the transport sumner en-
route for Washington. General Laska
Bliss is aboard the Fitzpatrick which will
be the flagship Of the 5000 attacking
Red army. Every army in the state is
busy Orders for the march will Be is.
sued tonight and by sunrise the whole
state militia win be gathering to repel
the attack on Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
THE GHOST REFUSED 10 WALK
A Troupe Which Started From Swan
ton Comes to Gnef At Fairfield.

Morrisvile Arg. I3.-A troupe of
twenty four people, known as the Con-
tinenta Carnival Novelty Co. which
was started III Swantou few weeks
ago, has come to grief here for lack Of
funds and viii disband. r.. NJ Iearitt
and f T. Matthews, the managers, are
without money and unable 20 paw their
bills here The company arrived Tues
day afternoon from Fairfield and played
Tuesday night, but yesterday members
struck and refused to appear and last
nights performance was given up
The property has all been attached
BY Morrisville officers and It Il even
said that the company did not have
money enough to gst dinner yesterday.
It is hoped, however that enough viii
be collected to enable the members 10
act To their homes in Montreal and
other Canadian points. The perform
ers are ali French.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
HAD FIVE HOURS FREEDOM.
Exware, House Of Correction,
Escapes to Be Recaptured.

Rutland, Aug. f3-Thomas Exware,
who was committed to the house Of cor
rcction last month from Burlington, to
serve 10 70 12 months, for obtaining
goods under false pretenses escaped
but after be had had five
hours liberty was reeaptured near Fow-
Ter. Eyware evidently had assistance
from outside as when reoaptured he had
gotten rid of his moustaehe and whis
kers and had exchanged his prison garb
for complete suit Of civilians clothes
Had the man not escaped he would
probably have gotten out in 10 months
Now he must serve l2 months, begin
ming his sentence anew,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
Ask Architects for Plans

The Montpelier school board has given
to the architects the specifica tions for
the style Of school building they wish
to erect It is TO accommodate 400 pu-
pills aud to cost not more than $4,000
It will have a gymnasium with balcony
in the Easements on the first fieoF viii
be small study and recitation rooms3
on the second floor q large study room
and small recitation rooms. On the
third floor there win be an assembly
room to accommodate 400.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were j A. Bond G.
A. Harvey. w 6. Williams. J E. Love-
lv G. Nj Rulison, Burlington; C. @.
Roundy, Randolph; H. c. Browne, New
York.
An interesting base ball game Is exc
pected at the Rangers field at $3.50 to-
morrow afternoon when the Italian
Athletic club team viii play a team
composed Of the pick Of the players of
Barre and Montpelier Reid and Gabel-
ioni will be the opposing pitchers The
Italian baud viii furnish music during
the game,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
BURGLARS AT MANCHESTER.
Take Money and a Bicycle From Grocery
Store

Manchester, Aug 15.-Burglars broke
into Hard's drug store and the grocery
store Of Coy & McGuire here last night,
entrance in each case being made
through awindow Of the drug store. The
cash register was opened and the soda
fountain drawer riaed, but not more
than SIS in change was secured
At the grocery store the burglar ate
lunch and took some $40 or sls
which was in the drawer
A bicycle owned By Charles Kinney
was also stolen last night. The tbefts
continue q series Of petty burslaries
that have occurred here within the past
month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
Amos over It St. Iohnsburv.

st. Johusbury. Aug 13. Third days
play Yesterday in Vermont tennis tour
nament brought work up to finals.
Singles, second round G. FL Hasmer,
Boston defeated G. NJ Richmond, 75,
IA
semi-fnals- Fl. Harris, Brattle-
boro, defeated Z. Olds Greensboro, 6--1,
Ga.
Doubles, second round f, N Fresh
man, New York, and f. Stafford Wash.
ington, defeated G. Mckinney, Boston,
and G. H. Hosmer, Boston. Cd. 0-3.
Semi finals r. Potter, Worcester,
aud @. II. Collester, Gardner, defeated
Fenimore Caay and = H MacVeagh
Exeter, 6-f, 4--6, 6-4; Kicker and II.
". Sapulding, st. Johnsbury, defeated
Freshman and Stafford, 7--5, so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
AFTER THE JOINT BANKS.
Comptroller Murray Wants List Of Al
lied Institutions.

Washington, Aug. 13.-ComptroIler
Of the Currency Murray has directed
national bank examiners to forward at
once to his Office a list Of national banks
in their districts which have affiliated
with state institutions and occupy the
same building or which are in close
proximity in their business affairs.
IN some of the most conspicuous bank
failures in the past the fact has been
disclosed that the insolvency Of the
component members Of the allied institu-
tions were long concealed by shifting
the assets between the institutions to
meet the exigeneies Of an examination
of each, and the insolvent condition was
not disclosed until a joint examination
BY national and state examiners was
made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
B0MBARDING SPANISH
TROOPS WITH CANNON
Moors Took From Them-The Moors
Have Gained a Great Victory
Loss Heavy.

Lisbon, Spain, Aug. 13.-According to
dispatches sent out from Mellilla, the
Moors have gained great victory. They
are now bombarding the Spanish troops
with cannon taken from them. The
spaniards have been driven into inter
ior fortifcations and the loss from the
fight Ia reported heavy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
STRUCK BY FOUL TIP.
Joseph McGuirk Hurt While Watching
Baseball Game at Rutland.

Rutland, Aug 18.-,Ioseph McGuirk
of Sandy Hill, n. T., who is visiting
here, was seriously injured while watch
ing the Rutland Proctor baseball game
in this city yesterday afternoon
He was hit under the heart with 4
foul tip and remained in an unconscious
condition for an hour and half He
was suffering much pain last night, but
III is expected that he will recover.
The fans were disgusted with the
work Of the Rutland team in the
double header with Proctor the visitors
winning the FIRST game 10 to 2, and the
second II to 8. The Proctor team play
ed fast ball IN both games
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
A $4,000 FIRE LOSS.
Plant Of N. E. Quartz Co. at Roxbury
Falls. Ct. DESTROYED.

Roxbury Falls, Conn, Aug. ls.-The
three-story building with its valuable
machinery Of the New England Quartz
company, was destroyed by fire early
to-day, causing loss Of $l5000O It
started in the engine room. The cause
is unknown,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
PATIENTS FINANCIAL STANDING.
State Auditor and Attorney General
Looking Into Those Of Hospital.

State Auditor Horace F. Graham and
Attorney General Sargent are examin-
ing matters at Waterbury 70 see how
many patients are kept there at the ev-
pense Of the state who should be pro-
vided for by their relatives. The law
provides that care Of patients shall be
paid for by relatives when they are f.
nancially able. last year, with the
similar examination, the state was able
to collect between $4,000 and $4,000
from the estates Of patients confined
there. Mr.. Sargent was obliged 70 leave
today for Rutland on business SO the
inquiry has not been fully completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-13
HEIFER was KILLED BY DOCS
Game Warden Finds NO Evidence it Was
Work Of Deer.

Brattleboro, Aug. 13.-Game Warden
r. Il Frost was in Guilford yesterday to
investigate case at the farm Of 10
seph Gates, where IL was claimed that
4 heifer was killed by deer Mr.. Frost
examined the carcass Of the calf, and
reached the opinion that the killing was
done by dogs The animals tail had
been bitten on, and there were various
bites, uumistskahly the work Of dog.
Mr. Gates said that one Of his COWS had
been chased by deer recently and he was
pretty sure the calf had been killed by
them, but the game warden entertained
doubts