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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
COMMENDED PRIN. BISHOP.
Trustees Of Montpelier Seminary Report
Satisfactory Progress.

at the annual meeting az the trustees
Of Montpelier seminary yesterday after.
noon, the Rev w S. smithers Of Mont
pelier and F. G. Howland OF Barre were
reelected for four years The old board
Of officers was reelected as follows,
president, w p Dillingham; Of Water
bury; secretary. the Rev r. T. Lowe Of
st. Adams; treasurer, Henry Holt Of
Montpelier.
The present standing Of the endow-
ment fund was considered. The progress
made was most satisfactory, and vote
of thanks was extended to the Rev. DR..
f. A. Bishop, the principal. for his un.
firing efforts In raising this fund
The Sustenation society organized at
the last session Of the Vermont confer
enee at Hanlwiek met at the seminary
last evenings. This society is formed
for the purpose of raising funds to assist
weak churches and it is proposed to raise
$1,000 this year in the Vermont confer
ence Tho Rev. G. w. Hunt Of st.
Albans was elected president, the
Rev Walter RI Davenport Of Or
leans, secretary, and G. A. Edgerton of
Mortified, treasurer, thus forming a per-
manent organization. w B. Locklin Of
Richford was appointed committee Of
one To see that the society is incorpo-
rated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
ouARREILED OVER CARDS.


Portsmouth, n. H.. june 23.-Ottadio
Ditastule, 26 years old, member Of
the Italian colony here, Is at the Cottage
hospital in a critical condition, suffering
from terrific stab wounds and slashes on
face and neck which required thirty
seven stitches to close.
The affair at which these wounds were
sustained occurred at house on Russell
street. conducted BY Phtirena N Trofo,
between and 3 o'clock yesterday after.
noon
The first knowledge the police had Of
the affair WIS when Ottorlno Di Berto
sent for a physician and the police
shortly before o'clock. Deputy Mar
shall Hurley and four officers were soon
on the scene, but owing to the excited
condition Of thoae present, Il was hard
70 learn any of the particulars.
They found Ditastuaie living on the
floor, weak from loss Of blood
One cut an inch deep extended com
plctely across bis face 70 che ear, eleven
and one.half inches in length On the
right side Of the neck the flesh was laid
open, exposing the bone The right side
Of the face was badly slashed, as we're
the thumb and three fingers 81 one hand.
It required thirty-seyen stitches TO close
the wounds, after which the wounded
man WAS taken to the Cottage hospital
Ditastuale had been employed on tho
Atlantic Shore line railway at City
Point, and last night with other work
men had been paid of with checks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23

ily loaded team broke the pole TO the
wagon in driving through the place the
other day. He said that ii was dan
geroue crossing and teams were liable tc
be caught In the hole and slrucl, by q
train. President Campbell said that the
street committee and the city attorney
We're working on the matter and were
in hopes to be able TO do something with
the crossing before long
Alderman Hoyt stated that the fire
chief had reported that l6 new rubber
coats were needed for the department,
and on motion Of Alderman Even the
property committee was instructed to
purchase the coats. The fire committee
recommended the installing Of fire
alarm box on Wiley street, and the re-
port Of the committee was accepted
City Engineer Reed reported that he
had received bids on the cement TO be
used in the erection OF the Orange brook
reservoir and by reason Of a combine
among the different cement factories, the
prices he received were al practically the
same The board voted 10 purchase the
Alpha cement, Of which the n D. Phelps
company Of this city are the agents.
The price delivered at East Barre is
l.S0 per bag, with rebate Of y cents
for every bag returned to the factory in
good condition, the company 90 pay the
freight on the bags returned. The en-
gineer stated that il would probably
take about ! 800 bags Of cement for the
reservoir.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
WEDDING STUNT"
RESULTS SERIOUSLY Y
Friends Of Montpelier Bridegroom and
Burlington Bride Did More Than
They Had Anticipated
Yesterday.

Burlington. June 23.--The marriage
Of William II Janpraw Of Montpelier
and Miss Frances b. Tobin Of this city,
which occurred yesterday morning AZ ST.
Mary's cathedral, came near resulting
fatally while the bridal couple were on
their way TO the railroad station.
Mr. and Mrs. Jangraw, accompanied
BY Miss Minnie B. Casey and i. j. En-
mons, bridesmaid and best man, drove
down College street in livery team.
At Battery street city carter drove
his wagon directly across College street,
blocking the way, and the driver Of the
wedding team, who was driving fast,
was forced to reign the horses up the
bank in front Of the Office 10 The Robin
son & Edwards Lumber company. There
were screams and yells from the lady
occupants Of the carriage and the driver
went hurtling over the horses, landing
high up on the bank The horses freed
themselves and ran down 10 the railroad
station, where they were caught
After the carriage occupants had col
lected themselves they found that no one
was injured, although both the bride
and Miss Casey were very much fright.
ened. The landau was wrecked, the pole
being broken in three places, one wheel
being demolished and the springs brok-
en-.
1t appeared that friends of the newly
married couple had contracted with the
city carter to block the roadeo that they
might tie tin cans and old shoes to the
bridal carriage The carter blocked the
way with results far beyond his antici.
pations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
Judge Scott Divides Whole
sale Liquor Raid Seizure
TAKEN A FEW WEEKS AGO
The Barrels on Which the Tag Names
Were Changed Are the Ones Combs
cated--Csse May Go to the
Supreme Court

City Judge H. W. Scott has given his
decision in the case Of the 70 barrels
Of wine which were seized al the Central
Vermont depot on warrant issued by
States Attorney Gates several weeks
ago. Eleven Of the barrels the judge or
dered 10 be returned to the men whose
names appeared on the barrels Three
Of the barrels have never been claimed
by anyone, and no evidence in regard
to them was entered at the hearing.
What disposition will be made Of these
has not been decided upon. The remain
ing five barrels the Judge has condemned
and ordered destroyed.
These barrels which are held are those
upon which the tags had been changed
from the original names that show on
the bill Of lading That these names
had been changed, the judge holds, shows
that the wine was never intended for
the persons first named on the tags,
or that it was being transferred hero
to other parties. 1t Il expected that
the defense in the case viii on q state-
ment of facts take the case to supreme
court, making test case ont Of It.
These five barrels were claimed by the
following parties; @. Cali Of Mortified.
one barrel; A. AIorandi Of Bethel, two
barrels; G. Comi Of West Berlin, one
barrel; Angelo Comi Of West Berlin, one
barrel The eleven barrels ordered re-
turned had the same names on them ta
correspond with the bill OF lading.
This case after several continuances
was heard before Judge Scott on June
and at the conclusion Of the hearing
the Judge took the case under conadera-
ton to give his decision later. The hear
ing was prosecuted by States Attorney
Gates, assisted BY City Grand Juror Z.
r. Davis, and r. A. Hoar and w. A.
Lord were counsel for the defense. At
this hearing it was shown that a carload
Of wine had been shipped to Barre by
Ciocci & lombard of San Francisco in
the company's name, with a notice to tho
local freight depot to notify A. Della
Bernardini when the car arrived.
After the arrival of the car, Bernar-
dini was notified and the car was set on
on a siding in North Barre. These 10
barrels were seized at the Central Ver-
mont freight depot, where IL was claimed
they had been transferred from the ear,
and several of the names on the tags
on the barrels had been changed to names
of other parties outside Of this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
FARM BuILpINes BURNED.
Lightning Caused Loss Of $1,000 to
Whitefield Farmer.

Whitefeld, n. H., June 23.-At about
S o'clock last night, in the midst Of a
terrific thunder storm, lightning struck
in the cupoIa 81 the barn on the farm
OF Ben Armstrong. about mile from
Whitefield village, in the edge of Dalton,
and the barn and other buildings on the
property were destroyed
Mrs. Mary Hughes, the housekeeper,
and her daughter, Nellie. were prostrat-
ed BY shock but not seriously injured
Mr. Armstrong was III bed when the
bolt struck and succeeded in getting all
his livestock out except two horses and
a bull which refused to leave the barn
and were burned to death.
The set Of farm buildings was the
finest in this vicinity and Mr., Armstrong
reekons his loss at $4,000, welr insured.
Mrs Armstrong and two children were
visiting in jefferson when the fire oc-
Cured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
For Veterans, Excursion.

When in Montpelier yesterday Capt.
B. f. Bowman Of Randolph, special aid
to the department. commander of tho
Vermont division Of the Grand Army.
who is in charge Of transportation of
the Vermont veterans to Salt Lake City
for the annual encampment announced
the following plans;
The department Of Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine will leave We'd
nesday evening, August 4, following the
New England States Limited from White
River junction as second section Of
that train Four tourist sleepers for
the accommodation Of the Vermont and
New Hampshire veterans win Be provid-
ed. The Maine department will Join at
East Swanton and the special will 90
through to Salt Lake City without
change Applications for space should
be made to Captain Bowman at RAN
dolph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
M. S. DIAMOND
JUBILEE ON
Alumni Of Institution Held
Exercises To-day
THEREV. TIP. FROST SPEAKS
At the Business Meeting Of the Associa-
tion, the Rev. w. b. Newton was
Reelected President-Banquet
This Afternoon.

The exercises In connection with the
Diamond Jubilee and the annual com
meneement Of Montpelier seminary we're
continued to-day at that school in Mont
pelier with the alumni in charge. There
was not large attendance Of the alum
nj, but they were very enthusiastic,
Following the usual chapel exercises,
the alumni association was called TO or
der for the business meeting The fol-
lowing officers were elected; president,
Rev. w il Newton Of Union Village, to
succeed himself, FIRST vice.president, NJ
NJ. Gordon; second vice president, j.. l..
N. Barnes; third vice president, w. b.
jones' secretary, Emily Glover; treas
urer, L. J. Hathawayi executive com
mittee, Rev Fred Daniels, u. r. Davis
and 9. D. Lance.
Judge f N Harvey % Of the Mont.
pelier city court was to-day elected
alumni trustee Tor period Of four years.
DR.. Il. G, Bass, graduate Of tie old
seminary at Newbury, was present, and
he inquired what status he has with
the Montpelier seminary alumni associa-
ti0n, He was answered by unanimous
election as an honorary member Of the
association.
The address Of the day was given by
the Rev. T. 2. Frost, class Of 72, Of
Evanston, III. His subject was THE Old
and New and his address was inspir-
ing. A poem written for the occasion
by Emma Cooper Adams, class Of so,
was read by her sister, Miss Rose Cooper
Following the exercises on the hill,
the graduates and friends went TO the
armory in Montpelier. where the annual
banquet was held, with ex-Mayor W. J.
Bigelow Of Burlington as toastmaster
The late afternoon will be occupied with
class reunions, and this evening there
will be addresses BY Gov. Prouty and
Mason S. Stone and Others The gadu
ating exercises will BE- held tomorrow
morning at 0i30 Andrew w Edison,
class Of IA, associate superintendent Of
education in New York City, will speak
The class day exercises were held yes
terday, with the following program:
prayer, Milo w Barnard; address Of
welcome Bimnham A. Colby; oration,
Lewis D. Bancroft; class history Martha
Bailey; poem. Alfred II. Brigham; class
prophecies, Judith R. Haines class will
Elsie L. Stiekney; presentation Of class
key, Otis s. Smithers. The officers 0f
the class are Burnahm A. Colby of Plain
field president. Judith r. fiaines Of Lower
Cabot vice-president, Bessie NJ. Wyman
OF Montpelier secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
HANSON THE WINNER.
Threw LaBossia Of charlestown. N. H.
Twice ii Burlington.

Burlington, June %. Fritz Hanson
champion welterweight wrestler of the
world, downed Kid I.aBossia Of Charles
town, NJ IT,. and formerly champion Of
the Philippines, twice last evening IN
the city hall before a large crowd Han.
SON used the terrible Gotch toe hold each
time, getting the first fan in "a minutes
and the second fall in 20 minutes The
match was the toughest that has been
seen here.
LaBossia looked as thol ii he weigh
ed more than Hanson and appeared to
be more Of a match for the fair-haired
swede than any man seen here hereto
fore, Notwithstanding the short time Of
throws. Time and again the men fell
heavily to the mat, with Hanson general
IL on top. but Lal}ossia was able to
wiggle out Of all holds but the deadly
toe hold
Following the last throw IaBossia's
leg was bent to such degree from the
effects Of the toe hold that he was hard
lv able to walk. Nevertheless, he
challenged Hanson for match in three
weeks' time, the strange and toe holds
to be barred Hanson accepted the
challenge on the spoet. The weight at
that time is to be las pounds,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
And Held for Second Robbery
at FairIee
FIRST LOOT RECOVERED
But claremont Chief Of Police Who
sught Runaway Boys in Barre Re-
turned Home Yesterday After
noon Without Them.

ciaremont, n. H., June 23.-chief Of
Police ober returned yesterday afternoon
from Barre, VT, where he had been in
search Of Edward Muzzey, aged 10, Of
this place, and John MeLoud, 16, Of
Barre, charged with theft Of two biey.
cles last Saturday night. The wheels
belonged to W. P. Dart and bis son,
Dwight and were taken from the Dart
barn on School street.
Chief Ober returned with both bicy-
cles, but the boys were held yesterday
by the authorities Of Fairlee charged
with the more serious oilense Of break.
ing into a general store there Monday
night and the larceny Of watches, knives,
money and iewelry found in their pos.
session after arrest
From Claremont the boys had gone on
the wheels to White River Junction
where they had sold one for so cents
and the other for $3.50, intending to 90
10 Barre, where McIoud lived. Instead
they went over the Passumpsie road to
Fairlee.
Mcfoud was arrested soon after, but
Amzzcy outran the officers, jumping q
south bound passenger train and riding
to White River Junction cliuging TO the
rear Of the tender Of the locomotive.
When arrested there he was black with
SCOT and dust and presented a sorry
spectacle. He was taken back TO Fair
lee BY Deputy Sheriff Richard Hoar. He
told 0ber that McLoud was to blame
for the adventure.
Muzzey Is the adopted son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison G. AInzzey and has only
recently returned from the state indus
trial school at Manchester, where he
was sentenced to two years for burr
glary. He was pardoned after serving
a year.
McLond came here about two weeks
ago from Meriden. He says that his
father is dead and that since his mothers
second marriage he has been ill-treated
at home and has had to shift for himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
ASKS ARREST or TARBox.
woonsocket Police Chief Sends Postals
to Fifty Cities.

WoonsoclIet, r. l., June 23. Chief Of
Police Lowell ]. Boston has mailed to
the police authorities Of SO Of the lead
ing cities OF the United States postal
cards bearing likeness Of Bernard 4.
Tarbox Of Boston, for whose arrest on
charge Of bigamy Chief Boston had a
warrant sworn out last week.
On the cards is description of Tar
box and request for his arrest.
The bigamy is alleged to have been
committee June 3, when Tarbox welded
his stenographer. Gertrude Mae Devne,
while his first wife was still living. Tar.
box came to this city and was married
by the Rev Hugh ?. Hughes Of the Globe
Congregational church
The police have no clew as to his
but Chief Boston says he
hopes he will find Tarbox and bring him
to this city for trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
no SUCCEED WEBB.
Walter H. Crockett Of st. Albans to
Edit The Montpelier Journal.

Walter Hill Crockett, news editor Of
the St. Albans Messenger for nearly
eight years and prior 70 that assistant
night editor Of the Burlington Free Press
has accepted the position Of editor Of
the Montpelier Daily Journal to succeed
Charles Al Webb who hiss resigned to
take mp work in Washington, D. c.
Editor Webb concludes his duties with
the newspaper on July /, and Mr. Crock
ett viii begin his duties them Mr..
Crockett has wide acquaintance
throughout Vermont and much news
paper experience which viii ft him for
the position
il is announced that Frank T. Par
sous, who for the past five years has
been business manager Of the Rutland
Herald, win assume the entire manage
ment Of The Journal The purpose Of
the new management is to change the
time Of publication from the evening to
the morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
MUST BUILD A SUBWAY.
Changes at White River Junction Cost
ing S5l, 900 BY January l.

Newport, June 23.-The Vermont pub
lie service commission announces that
most careful consideration satisfies it that
public safety and convenience requires
that the grade crossing at White River
Junction depot be abolished and sub
way constructed at cost of S51 ,317. A
change in tracks at the depot is also orr
dered. The Boston & Maine and Central
Vermont railways are ordered to defray
the expense, two thirds BY the former
and one-third by the latter, the work
to be completed by January J., 1910.
The commission believes that the con-
struction Of the subway will 50 clear the
tracks Of foot traffic that the efficiency
of the yards for switching purposes will
be equal to that at present despite the
readiustment Of tracks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
BROWNS ON EVE OF WEDDING
Bridegroom's Body Found Just Before
Time for the Ceremony

Bridgton, Me-, June 23. Within half
an hour Of the time appointed for his
marriage, the body Of Joseph +. Willis
Of this town was found last night hoat-
ing in Highland lake. Willis had been
missing since Thursday on which day
be left a partially constructed camp on
the lake shore and started to cross.
He was never heard from afterward.
IT is supposed that the boat capsized,
as no evidence Of foul play could be
found, and no reason for suicide Il
known The camp which Willis had
been building was to have served as A
bridal cottage and it was there that
he intended to take his bride for their
honeymoon. lie was N years Old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
EAST BARRE.

VIII Nye, Martin Lucia, Willis Cutler
and Chss Gravel have returned from
their fishing trip, they report good
catch
Winona Council, No. S, D. Of P. will
meet on Wednesday evening for the reg
ular work Of the lodge, ais candidates are
to Be initiated it is hoped al members
viii be present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
Funeral Of Young child.

The funeral services Of the little son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Berry were held
at his home, 50 West street, Tuesday
afternoon at ? o'clock, the Rev. Mr.
Downey officiating.
Twas SO hard to think Of parting
From the one we held So dear,
And we stroye so hard. dear Albert.
To have you longer with us here.
Ihe flowers: carnations, roses and
ferns, IL a. Clark; carnations, Mr. and
Mrs w. J Webster, Mrs. NJ. A. webster,
Miss Louise Webster, Mrs. Ivev Poulin.
Mrs. Lizzie Comolli Mrs. Hattie Afassi.
bouquet from AIRS. Durkea.