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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
N =. I'M TAFT PARADE.
Civic and Military Organizations From
Section to pe Represented.

Vt4<Hip4ten. d. c Ni.. i
Fnsiana eiYie end military orgassizaa
tion4 arpIasAe u he sell sesifna in
tIis bic parade ~l,ieh viii be 4 part III
The Inauguration Of AR. Taft lsre<i.
DENT. Several slaeh usanni48 ffonA have
already sppIied for plaees Ii tlle 3re.
There will probably b more during The
coming month.
The Central high school If gurin9
atlA3 headed by A. Ell Knapp win 30
men. il the only eivir organization from
Massachusetts that hms yet applied TO
the inaugural committee. The Taft
club of New Haven, Frank s. Batter
worth president, with $50 men is the
only Connecticut organization that has
applied thus far. Gov. Lilley viii come
with two companies of the Connecticut
National Guard, and probably with the
FIRST and second companies of the gov.
eTnor's Foot Guard.
The governor of Maine Is coming
with his staff and two companies of
the National Guard the governor oil
Massachusetts with a brigade Of fhe
National Guard, his staff and also the
Worcester Continentals, an independent
organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
CANADIANS ORGANIZE.
Form Club for the Purpose Of Social
Betterment.

A good-sized delegation Of the former
Canadian residents now in Barre held
a meeting at the Quarry Owners ssso-
citation rooms in the Miles granite build
ing Saturday evening for the purpose Of
perfecting the plans for Canadian club
The club was duly organized and regu-
lations and bylaws were drawn by
committee appointed for that purpose
were adopted The meeting was then
adjourned until Friday evening at the
same place, when the officers will be
elected and a supper will be served.
The promoters Of the club are enthusi-
astic over il and snre Of its SUCCESS, as
there are at least 900 men Of Canadian
birth or direct descent in Barre aud vi-
einity 70 b eligible to membership III
ths club. q person much have been born
In Canada nr Newfound1 1And, be direct
descendant of parseus who Wtro horn
ID Eassada or Newfoundland on have
slhsed j bora ildf residences al SOME time
III 1ss4 a tiss'zA F5sslas HI ciiilss dbjAet
"a u create good fellowship aslsore iis
nlHulhers. provide iox soeiai ei1tert ain
mont aud eufeftais whiting anaafans
Al i expscz.S fhat oInb isorss VIII be
|oiSensd within 4 shoft tilug for fha new
II formed eiasb
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
TAKEN ILL ON WAY HOME.
John E. Smith Is at Essex Junction,
Where He Had Attack Saturday.

While returning from Montreal in re-
aponse to message telling him Of the
death Of his father, John Il. Smith, Of
the nrm of +. L. Smith & Co., was seized
with recurrence Of hemorrhage of the
stomach, former attack having come
upon him two years ago. II was fcrtu-
nate that he was accompanied by his
brother, Donald, and that they were in
the station at Essex Junction, from
which place he was at once taken to the
hotel just across the street and where
he now rerAains Mr.. Smith is to-day
muh improved and he thought he was
able to finish the trip to Barre, but the
physicians decided that II would be best
TO wait a few days.
1t is probable that the attack was
aggravated by the hurry made necessary
TO catch the train homo. He and his
brother were Just starting to eat luncheon
at noon Saturday when the message of
their fathers death came 10 them. In
order TO get home on the first train, they
hurried through the meal and then rushed
for the train. They had. proceeded as
far as Essex Junction and, as there was
q wait there, they decided to get some
thpg TO eat in The station restaurant.
They had just begun to eat when Mr..
Smith remarked that he was feeling i'll.
So they started TO sit down when the
attack came upon him. DR.. Sargent of
Essex Junction was hastily summoned,
and the patient was removed to the
hotel.
Mrs. Smith was notified so that she
caught the 5:45 train for Essex Junction
Saturday night and DR.. Joe w. jackson
went down on the midnight train. AL.
though Mr.. Smith was much improved
to-day, II was thought best to postpone
the trip home for few days. The fu.
neral Of his father, Angus Smith, sr.,
was held this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01

Was Started in Bellows Falls Yester
day.

Bellows Falls, Feb. 1.-THE 1909 cam
paign Of the citizens no.lcense commit
tee opened yesterday with simultaneous
meetings In the Universalist, Congro-
Methodist and Baptist church
90, addressed by representatives OF the
Vermont state antl-saloon league.
Supt. Clarance j, Ferguson Of Bur-
linaton spoke at the Congregational
church in the morning, at the hall at
Cageville in the afternoon and in the NJ
r.. chuvh here last evening. He said
that 1000 saloons had been put out
of business in tho United States by
the prohibition campaign of 1908, that
county option is the most feasible OBJ
ject for Vermont temperance people to
work for and that II the Vermont
churches will act in unison they can
strike blow that win overthrow the
liquor traffic Of the state.
The other speakers at the morning
services were Rev. j, =. Badger Of
Hanover, N H., In the Universalist
church, Rev. j. X. Fuller Of Lyndonville
in the baptist church, and Rev. Wilton
Smith Of West Concord, VT, in the
Methodist. The president Of the local
no-liconse committee is Rev. A. p.
Pratt, and Rev. S, Vivian A. Hendec, F.
L. I.eavitt and j. w. Moore are enthu-
siastic workers in the organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
A STRANGE TRAGEDY
IN CHICAGO LAST NIGHT
George Busse, Brother Of the Mayor, Was
Explaining Use Of Revolver to His
Housemaid When He Shot a
Woman Who Was Visiting.

Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. l.--George Busse,
brother OF Mayor Fred A. Buse 70 Chi
cago, last night accidentally shot and
killed Mrs. Lucius c. TucEermann, 32
years old, wife Of fruit dealer at Mil
ton, N. " The bullet struck Mrs. Tuck
ermann in the heart and she died almost
instantly.
The shooting occurred in the Walton
apartment building, 305 North Clark
street where she was visiting her father
Gen, A. G. Gerard, retired, who occupies
an apartment in the building. shortly
before seven o'clock, George Busse in his
apartment across an areaway from Gen.
Gerard's apartment, was demonstrating
the use OF revolver to Miss Bertha
Iambke, his houscmaid, so that she could
employ the weapon In case burglars came.
The revolver was Accidentally discharged,
and the bullet went through two win
dows, crossed the areaway into the apart.
ment. and pierced Mrs. Tuekermann's
heart.
Mayro Busse was present at the shoot
ing, and as soon as he learned Of the
fatal consequences, informed the police.
Mrs Tuckcrmann was In q bedroom
dressing, When struck by the bullet
which crashed through the area window
at her side, she staggered into a hallway
General Gerard and Mrs. Tuckermann's
five year-old son, Alfred, rushed from an
adjoining sitting room as the woman
cried: "0h, father / have been shot
and I'm dying"
A minute afterward Mayor Busse and
bis brother George, entered the Gerard
apartment TO see whether the bullet had
done any damage They were Mortified
TO find that Mrs. Tuckerman was dying
of a bullet wound, Mayor Buses wife
and mother tried to assist the wounded
woman, while the mayor summoned a
physician. But the woman died before
the physician arrived. No arrests were
made. Gen. Gerard expressed himself
as satisfied that the shooting was acci-
dental
According to the statements made to
the police, George Busse was about TO
leave for Cincinnati on business trip.
He did not care TO leave his mother
and the maid at home alone without
some means of protection. He there
fore purchased revolver and was in.
structing the maid how to use IL, when
the trigger was pulled accidentally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
FIRE IN ASHLAND. N. H.
In Which There Was a Narrow Escape
From Fatality.

Ashland, Feb. Fire which broke
ont early yestordav morning n the ID.
.C. Merrill block On Main street com.
pletely ruined that block and nearly
caused the death az Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Waller and small child who occupied
the tenement On tho second floor AZ
about o'clock.
MY ana Mrs. Waller were awakened
bv the CRYING of their child Ia iind tben,
selvsa noarIv suffocated wifh sraolre.
They barnE baa timn ID secure { few
ciof{ps rrab the;f ehiI.i Ard el;n,b o,,t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
is ALLEGED
TO BE FORGER
William McCabe Arrested in
PoughkeepSie, N. Y.
FOR MONTPELIER OFFICER
1t Is Charged That Mccabe Forged Name
Of Arthur LamsOn Of Brookfield
and Presented Check to
NorthfeId Store.

Sheriff Frank II. Tracy left Montpelier
this afternon for Poughkeepsie, N. ",
to get William McCabe, who is wanted in
this county on the charge OF forgery, it
being alleged that he forged the name
Of Arthur Lamson Of Brookiield in
Northfeld on check for S9094. Me-
Cabe's home is in Mooers Forks, ~ ",
but he was working last month in the
creamery at Randolph. One day when
the manager was out delivering checks
to the patrons Of the creamery, McCabc
went away, and when the manager got
back he looked in vain for check to
Arthur LamsOn.
subsequently McCabe Is alleged to
have showed up in Northfeld That was
on January 10. He went TO Moriatty's
store and purchased some goods, tender
ing check for S9D,04 After some trou-
bio, tho check was received, and the
change was rendered to the customer,
who then said that he was off for st.
Albans. II apepas, however, that the
statement he was going to st. Albans
was q ruse, and that he did not 60
there.
The matter was placed in the hands Of
Sheriff Tracy, who caused circulars to be
sent broadcast over the country. Last
night, or within few weeks of the dis
appearance OF McCabe, there came tel
egram TO the sheriff, stating that the
man wanted was arrested in Poughxeep-
sic and would be held until the arrival
of Vermont officer. Therefore. Sheriff
Tracy left this afternoon TO bring Me-
Cabe back The telegram TO Sheriff
Tracy was signed by Chief MeCabe Of
the Pcugikeepsie police. The case will
be tried in this county, as the alleged
oaense was committed in Northdeld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
Greenfield, Mass, Savings
Bank Not Open To-day
ITS DEPOSITS, s2,OOO,OOO
Justice Sheldon of the Massachusetts,
Supreme Court To-day Issued In
junction Restraining Bank
from Further Business

Greenfield, Mass, Feb, Pierre jay
state bank commissioner today closed
the Greenfield Savings bank, the clos
ing being due to an action by Justice
Sheldon Of the supreme court who to-
day issued temporary injunction re-
straining tho bank from further busi-
ness on the ground that it was haz-
ardous for the depostors for the bank
to keep on receiving deposits.
Commissioner Jay had asked for the
Injunction, telling the court that the
assets Of the institution could not be
readily realized. The Greenfield Saw
ings bank has deposits of about $4,000
000 The cause of Commissioner Jays
petition for the injunction was said TO
be bad real estate transactions on the
part Of the institution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
SPELLING BEES REVIVED.
School Children Meet in Final Test at
st. Johnsbury.

st. Johnsbury, Feb. 1.--Harvey Bur
bank, district superintendent Of the
Central Caledonia supervision union,
which includes the towns OF Barnet,
Danville, Walden and Waterford, has
revived the old.fashioned spelling
schools with highly satisfactory results
During the last few months spelling and
speaking contests have been held IN tho
different towns and Saturday the prize
winners met at st. Johnsbury for the
lnal contests.
The first section included the seventh
and lower grades and the second section
the eighth and ninth grades. The judges
in the speaking contests were Misses
Amy B. Drake and Eva L. Wilde. teach
ers in the st. Johnsbury public schools,
and Miss Dorothy b. Mills. teacher Of
English in st. Johnsbury academy. The
winner in the speaking contest in the
first section was Thelma S. Burbank Of
Danville, in the second section Grace Nj.
Way OF DanvilIe. The winner in spell
ing in the first section was Florence VI.
Clement of Danville and in the second
section Albert w. Stevens Of Walden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
DOG FOUGHT RESCUERS,
GUARDED DEAD BODY


Rochester. n HI. Febs i.---A tragedy
oi tie woods was discovered to-day when
the body ~ Warren IIAnseoinls wa
found two niles from tAis place Tas
body vas being guarded vi lais hound
and the animal fought the men fsacely
when they started to remove the RENAME.
Tho faithful animal had stood guard
probably all night. Beside the body was
IIanscomhe's broken gun. The body Of
the victim was frozen stiff. IT Is sup.
posed that he lay down ii sheer exhaua-
tion after wandering about, bewiidered,
for some time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
REED-MILLER.
Bellows Falls High School Senior is
Quietly Married.

Bellows Falls. Feb. 1.---Miss Cora
Miller, daughter Of Mrs. William Miller
oil Saxtons River street aud Harry
Reed OF $50 Westminster street were
married in the home of the brides
mother Saturday evening by Rev. j. w.
Moore, pastor OF the First Baptist
church. Only near relatives were pres.
ent at the ceremony
Mr.. Reed ID a Vermont farm machine
company employe and Miss Miller was
senior in the high school. The mar
riage was performed an the 25th we'd
ding anniversary Of the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer e. Reed Of
this place, and quiet celebration was
held and wedding breakfast served
1T noon to observe the double event at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Full
Ter at Gagevile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
HENRY c. LIscoM DEAD.
Brattleboro Real Estate and Lumber
Dealer Passes Away.

Brsttleboro, Feb. Henry G. Lis.
com. %. real estate and lumber dealer,
died Of q hemorrhage Of the brain yes
terday ut his home on Myrtle street.
He had had two shocks Of paralysis
and two attacks Of hemorrhages of the
brain in about year. A week ago
Friday he was found unconscious in
the cellar Of his house, where he had
had fallen. He was native of Hins-
dale, m. I'll.
He leaves three daughters, Cosa Gra-
hmm Liscom, Susie Putnah Liseom and
Mrs Carl Hamilton, all Of this town:
three brothers, Samuel T.. and Lemuel
II. Liscom Of Hinsdale, N. iii, and Lu-
cius G. Liscom Of Port Huron, Mich,
ard sister, Mrs. Jane Smith Of Hins.
dale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
BURGLARS START FIRE.
A Loss Of $4,000 at cananoque Fol-
lows Robbery.

Cananoque, Ont, Feb. f.--Fire de-
stroyed the Turner block here yester-
day, causing total loss of $4,000
Tho Grand Opera house. erected year
ago at a cost Of $4,000 was burned
Among the principal losers are Clifford
Sine. druggist; Corrigan & Co., dry
goods, and Peters brothers restaurant,
in the Colonial theatre, 1t ii supposed
that burglars who robbed an adjoining
jewelry store set fire To the block to
distract suspicion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
DIED TN WILLrAMsTowN.


The death of Mrs. Aurelia p, Martini
Edison occurred at 4:30 SATURDAY after
noon at The home Of her son. Charles
Edison Of Williamstown. Mrs. Edison was
T5 years of aye and was born iii and
spent her entire life in Williamstown.
She was i'll less than two weeks. the
cause Of death bcing peritonitis, follow.
ing Intestinal obstruction She was
twice married and leaves three sons,
Frank Godfrey Of Wilhamstown, Charles
Edson o. Wiliiamstown and George i.
Edison Of Montpelier.
The funeral services viii be held at
two o'clock Tuesday afternoon at her
lata. residence in Williamstown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
FUNERAL or JOHN SHAW.
Was Held Yesterday Afternoon From
Presbyterian Church.

The funeral services Of John Shaw
were held at 2;3o yesterday afternoon
at the Presbyterian church, Rev. j. b.
Mckenzie officiating, The services were
attended BY many friends Of the de-
ceased. The bearers were Charles Nc.
MILAN, Robert Shaw, Duncan AIeAfil.
Ian, james MaclSav, William Mackay
and William Abel. Interment was
made in Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
SMALL COURT RECORD.
There Were Only IL Criminal Cases
Heard During Month Of January.

Michael johnson Of Barre Town was
arrested Saturday evening at the Wells
River station, where he was found asleep
by OflictT Hamel In the city court this
morning. johnson pleaded guilty to q
first offense and paid fine Of S. with
costs Of $500.
During the month of January there
were r cases disposed Of on the criminal
docket in the city court, Of which eight
were for intoxication. two for breach of
the peace, one for search and seizure and
one for dizposing Of morigaged property.
The latter case which is against III. ].
Green is still unsettled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
DIR. McIVAR ADMITS
BEING PATTED BY NURSE
Public Is Now Aroused Over Stories
Which Come from the Burbank
Hospital Regarding Alleged
Immoralities.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
WEATHER UP NORTH.
was way Down Below Zero This Morn
ing.

Richford. Feb. 1.-The mercury here
this morning registered 21 degrees be-
low zero.
ST. Albans, Feb 1.-The temperature
here varied from is to Is degrees be-
low zero.
Swanton, Feb Thermometers in
this village today registered from 10 TO
Is degrees below zero, while in Georgia
the glass registered 16 below.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
vermont's Sanitorium.

The Vermont sanitorium for the
treatment Of incipient tuberculosis at
Pittsford has made splendid record
during the past year. as disclosed by
the reports at the annual meeting held
January rs. The treatment of 90 wo-
men and 80 men. victims Of the white
plague, most of them to their tempor-
ofy. If not permanent, advantage. is
important work The fact that the
treatment and care of the average pa.
tient cost over Sc week more than
the patient paid the institution en-
phasizes the philanthropy Of the foun-
der and builder, the late Redield Proc
Rutland News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
THEATRE DAMAGED.
Bath, Me, Fire Yesterday Caused Loss
Of $4,000.

Bath, Me-, Feb. 1.--Starting in one
of the dressing rooms Of the Columbia
theatre fire yesterday badly damaged
the interior Of the theatre. The blaze
was confined to the amusement hall,
but stores on the ground floor were
considerably damaged by smoke and
water The total loss is estimated at
$4,000, covered by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
Net Proceeds We're Much
Larger Than Last Year
PEOPLE MOST GENEROUS
The Net Returns Are s67o.o2, with a
Few Minor Contributions Still to
Be Acknowledged by Ladies'
Aid.

The donation day" for the City hos
pital was even more successful this year
than last year, as the Hospital Ladies'
Aid society is able TO report the net pro.
ceeds of $676.92, with a few other con-
tributions TO be added to that amount.
Donation day. which came last Thurs
day, was devoted to soliciting, to hos
pital dance and TO two suppers, and tho
responses and the patronage were 50 lib
eral that the ladies are extremely CRATE
full to everybody who contributed in any
way toward the undoubted success Of tho
undertaking. The contributions TO the
hospital support this year will exceed last
years by over $780,
The general committee OF the Ladies'
Aid society, which had charge Of the
donation day. were Mrs George N.
Tilden, Mrs. Joe w. jackson and Mrs.
j. w. Vaughan; and their skill and en-
ergy furnished the foundation for the
success. They planned the worked well,
indeed, and they received the hearty CO.
operation Of the other ladies, to whom
also is a great measure OF praise due
The committee also acknowledge the
splendid cooperation Of the regular fire.
men at the central station, as without
them the ladies' ieel tnat tne work wouic
successful manner. The dance CONF
mittee OF the Firernen's club also contri.
buted materially to the success of the
dance on Thursday evening. The 0dd
Fellows and RebelSahs are also thanked
for ,, the use oi their rim. hail. In their silssrwsrs
and 1ueir oisnes, ~ Wniie tne same = a.so
due tn the = Op,ysEsalls! !',l M church society for
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Granite firms, BY Mrs. III. q. Wood
ruff ............ l20.7S
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
46 SAILORS LOST
WHEN BOAT SUNK
The British Steamer Clan Ronald Struck
Rocks Near Edithsburg. Eighteen
of Crew Were Rescued.

Melbourne, Feb, # The British
steamer Clan Ronald is total wreck
near Edithsburg- Her captain and 40
OF ber crew were lost. The vessel was
seen drifting toward the shore but sank
before the boats could reach her. Eigh-
teen Of the crew were rescued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
TO FRAME AGREEMENT.
Conference Of Street Railroad Directors
and Men Tonight.

A conference will be held tonight be-
tween representatives, Of the Barre 6
Montpelier Traction and Power company
and their workmen regarding new labor
agreement to take the place Of the one
which expired with last night. The union.
three months ago, presented proposed
new bill, according to the agreement that
should either side desire a change i
would give three months notice to the
other. The fotnef agreenenl waz Ter
thyee years.