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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
DEATH RESULTED FROM FALL.
Mrs. Gorilla Rigby Died Yesterday at
South Barre.

The death Of Mrs. Gorilla (Fosterll
Rirby occurred at one o'clock yester-
day afternoon at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Arba1ckle Of
South Barre.
Death came as the result Of a fall
which Mrs. Rigbv sustained last Mon-
dav and the infrmities Of cid age. She
was 10 years and 2s days Of age and
was born In Calais.
Tor some time she had made her
home at the homo Of her daughter,
Mrs. Arbuckle.
She Il survived by two brothers, I'd
ward Foster Of New Jersey, a. M Fos-
ter Of Cabot, and one sister, Mrs. Diana
Blanchard Of Massachusetts,.
The funeral will Be hvld kom the
home Of her daughter st one o'clock
afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
INDICTMENT BROUGHT
AGAINST SLAYER
Windsor County Case win Come Up For
Trial in County csurt Next Mon
day Probably.

Woodstock, June 24-The special
grand jury called in the case Of Franz
eeseo Gimmelaro, who killed C#stelline
Ieppina At a pulp camp Ii Reading Mon
day, returned an indictment yesterday
afternoon charging him with murder Ia
the first degree. +. B. Flynn of Spring
field has been assigned % defend Gim-
melaro. The trial will prollahly begin
in Windsor county court next Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Band Concert Tonight.

The following Is the program which
will be rendered By the Barre Citizens
band in the park this evening at
o'clock:
America.
March, "Dorschts ........... Weigand
Overture. Mosaic. ........... Robinson
Waltz, Farewell to Munich Gungle
Solo for clarionet, 18th Air Vari,"
Brepaant
Performed BY Mr. M. II. Wood
Medley, AlooYing Pictures" Mahl
Entract
tal '.Ye Ancients" "........... Reeves
thl "Valze" il. Helmsberger
Finale, aThe New Administration"
st. Clair
Star spangled Banner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
MARTIN--LADD.
Welded at Cutler Corner, Home Of the
Brides Parents.

A beautiful wedding was celebrated at
the home Of The brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs Walter Ladd, at Cutler Corner,
Barre, on Wednesday, June 23 when the
eldest daughter, Sadie NJ. Ladd. of the
large family was joined ii marriage with
Harlie TT Martin Of PIain6eld Miss
Katherine Ladd. sister Of the bride, was
bridesmaid, and the eldest brother. John
Iadd was best man Rev. Perrin B.
Fisk was the clergyman and the ample
parlor was filed with guests, oil whom
the larger number were members of the
family; this was a very unusual and
pleasant feature of the occasion, six
brothers, one sister, the parents and
grandmother After the ceremony and
congratulations from all the company,
fruits were served Ali the guests put
their names IN the certificate book for
the benefit Of the worthy couple in days
to come
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin viii reside in
plainiield on the farm recently purchased
By him, known as the Henry Wilson
farm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
BOY DROWNED
AT ST. J0HNSBURY
Fred Keith Attempted TO Swim Pond
Near Lyndon and Was Caught in
Eddy-Bodv Recovered.

st. Johnsbury, June 28-Fred. aged
l6 years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Keith, was drowned AZ il o'clock this
morning IN the passumpslc river one
mile below the village Of Lyndon IN the
old Hall mill dam. He was visiting az
the home Of Sidney Huntoon. He at
tempted 70 swim across the pond and
was caught in an eddy Before he
could swim ont Of the eddy Il Is thought
that he was stricken with heart failure
The body was recovered BY Eugene
Stone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Election Of Trustees.
UNIFORM SYSTEM
Of Accounts Ordered for Electric Rail.
roads Of Vermont.

Newport, June "a. The Vermont pub
Tic service commission to-day issued the
following order To the electric railroads
OF Vermont Beginning with July /,
1909, and thereafter till further order Of
this commission. each Of the corporations
operating electric railways within this
state ii hereby ordered to adopt and use
the uniform system of accounts pre-
seribed for electric railways by the In
terstate Commerce Commission on June
/. zoos. and which is fully described in
the elassiheations then issued by said
commission, which are described IN the
notice above reeited, and copy Of which
has been furnished bv this commission
to each Of said corporations"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
ONE DEATH FROM HEAT.
Eight Cases Under Treatment ii Boston
Hospitals Yesterday.

Boston, June 24 The third day of
unusual heat hi Boston brought discom-
fort, suffering and death yesterday. the
first fatality being Miss Catherine Head,
who died within half an hour after she
fell to the sidewalk. Up to b. m.,
eight cases of heat prostration were mn
der treatment at the different hospitals,
While the temperature to-day was not
quite 50 high, the greater amount of
moisture IN The atmosphere made tho
conditnons less bearable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
chinaro Rank consoIiaafion.

Chicago, June "a. The unillcation Of
interest Of the Continental National
bank and the American Trust and Saw
inQs bank was announced today. This
makes a new baukine institution with
a capital stock of over sixteen million.
The banks viii retain individual ofli-
GERS. Armour, Garry and Shontz are
directors in the new board joint organi-
zation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
READY TO BEGIN.
wrights VIII Make First Experiments
Tomorrow.

Washington June VI The Wright
brothers today completed their aero
plane and are ready to begin expert
day that the increase IN the time of
thirty days was merely in anticipation
of unfavorahle weather. The Wrights
asked ten days, but The government Of
fieiais granted thirty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
OVER 50 pRosrRArIoNs.
New York in Grip Of Terrible Heat Wave.
Thousands Sleep IL the Parks.

Thousands Sleep u the Parks.
New York. June q Despite the
weather mans fine promises, New York
remained aIl day yesterday and last
night il the grip Of the heat wave which
has prevailed with unahated severity for
four days past. TIE maXimnm temnera-
ture registered at the U =. weather bu-
reau was 50. with an oppressive humid
itv which ran up To nearly 65. The days
'aYerage' temperature was well above
SO degrees, and even with the coming
At night the mercury refused to drop
below q minimum of 10, while il rose
shortly after II o'clock,
The days police reports showed more
than 50 prostrations and half dozen
deaths as 4 part Of the toll which the
temperature has exacted from The inhabi.
tants.
Thousands are sleeping at Coney Ia
land, ii the parks and OH fire escapes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
That Started at Depot in
Cleveland
SUPPOSED TO BE LING'S
Was Shipped from Schenectady to cleve-
land and Called for by Person
Now Supposed to Be the
Much Sought Murderer.

Cleveland, O, june a4.--Chief Of 20
lice Kehler today assigned detectives to
watch the baggage stored at the Lake
Shore depot by a Chinaman answering
the description Of Leon Ling. The bag
gage was shipped from Schenectady.
It Is believed now that the supposed
Chinese woman who FIRST called for it
was Leon Ling disguised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
SEVENTEEN GRADUATED.
From Burr and Burton Seminary Yes
terday Afternoon.

Manchester, June IA The graduating
exercises 81 the roth commencement
week of Burr and Burton seminary
were held in music hall yesterday af-
fernoon when class Of III members
Vas graduated. This evening commence
menf week was brought to close by i
ball given by the junior alumni assooia-
tion Id music hall for the benefit Of the
gymnasium fund.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
GOV. MARSHALL TAKES A HAND.
Illinois Governor VIII Endeavor to Set,
Tie Street Car Strike.

indianapolis, Ind, June 24Gov
Marshall announced today he viii Ia to-
Evansville and attempt personally to
settle the big street ear strike He be.
lieyes that tie corporation being q pub
lie service institution owes it to the
community to arbitrate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
GOOD FOR THE CROPS
But humanity Suffers from Continued
Heat.

Continued warm tonight and Friday
It's the weather prediction of to-day for
the next n hours, and present indiea.
tions seem to point to d full week of
hot weather The temperature yesterday
was not quite 50 high as that Of Tues
day, but to-day is close To the highest.
The temperature III Barre as recorded
by Or. O Fl Reeds Thermometer for the
past three days taken each day att two
o'clock n the afternoon, was az follows;
Tuesday Observation-Disclosures. .e4 deg.
Wednesday .............s. 1873 dsg.
Thursday ........,.....a.. 93 deg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
LAcKAwANNA sTEEL 90. RAIsE
Ten Per Cent. Advance to All Employees
on July !.

Buffalo, n. =, June "a The Laoka-
wanna Steel company announced to-day
for July ten per cent. increase III
wages in every department Of the plants.
The statement said present business con-
ditions warrant the increase.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Fl. WIN. HENRY HOTEL DESTROYED
Most Notable House at Lake George was
Burned To-day.

Schenectady, N u. June "a The old
Fort William Henry hotel. the most
noted Lake George summer resort. was
destroyed BY fire to-day. The guests all
escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
ACQUITTED IN INToxIcATIoN CASE
John Jewett Goes Free ID Lamoille coun-
ty Court.

Hyde Park, June "a. in I.amoille
county court to-day the Jury in the case
Of John Jewett Of Montgomery, charged
with intoxication, after being out five
hours decided that the state had not
made out Its case and discharged The
respondent. Joseph Tatro of Belvdere,
who several days ago was convicted Of
furnishing liquor to minor, was sen
fenced 10 pay fine Of $500 and costs.
The sentence was suspended and Tatro
placed in the hands of the probation Off
Ger for 9l5 days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
a LARGE BLooK oF eRANIrE
0uarried By George Libersont at the Lit
tlejohn & Milne Quarries.

George Iibersont, owner Of the Little
John & Milne quarries, yesterday loos-
ened the largest block Of granite ever
gotten out ii this section Of Milestone
hill The stone s 45 K 45 I8 and
contains 9z 400 cubic feet. This stock
Is d nice medium. With a block like
this, Mr.. Iibersont says he is prepared
to fiji all orders promptly and up to
the limit Of transportation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24

The following members Of the Barre
Golf club are requested to meet at the
links Of the Montpelier Country club on
Saturday, June 28. at o'clock D. M,
for the purpose Of playing match with
the Montpelier Country club. Messrs.
Dagie. Dalgarno. Ayerill, Smith, Milne.
Hutchinson. Matthews. Jas. Reid, John
Reid, and D. Il. Perry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
Alnmni 81.

Yesterday was alumni day. There was
q reception last evening To President and
Mrs. sp00ner at their residence on Main
street. III the receiving line were presi-
dent and Mrs.C. II. spooner, Admiral
Colvacoresses, Commander Peters and
Governor and Mrs. Prouty. After the
reception they attended the Armory hall
assembly given by the alumni and
QUESTS
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

With subscription list that includes
every financial grade of citizen in San
Francisco and every size of donation
from 10 cents TO $1,000. the finance COM
mittee of the Portola festival, still busy
recording contributions. is justly proud
Of the substantial display of enthusi-
asm which is thus indicated. The list
includes many who have made second
donations when ii was found that the
first response was insufficient to carry
on the tremendous amount of work
necessary to make the program a
worthy one. and the contributions
which are now being sent in are given
with such whole souled and generous
spirit that there can be no doubt but
that the large sum still needed viii be
raised in time TO complete all the plans
Of the committee.
Among the visitors there will be
thousands who had thought little about
san Francisco until three years ago,
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
KEATING PROPERTY is
LEASED FOR TEN YEARS
Hotel in Ellis Street to Be Man.
aged by j. III. Shaw

Thomas Magee & Sons announce the
closing of a lease for the Robert P.
Keating estate company of a large
downtown commercial hotel building
located in the north side of Ellis street,
1856 west of Powell. The build
ing consists of five stories and base
ment on lot TSs414 front by depth
of 1876 feet, with an l. facing in
Carlos street. 20x60 feet. The hotel
contains 152 rooms with baths and is
equipped with all modern conveniences,
private telephones. steam heat, etc,
and is one of the best hotel buildings
in the downtown section.
The present lobby in the building
will be considerably enlarged by the
owners and furnished handsomely by
the tenant. The lease runs for 10 years,
the terms of which are private. The
hotel will be conducted under the name
OF the TaIlac and will be under the
mana cement of ]. H. Shaw.
The ground fioorand basement. on ac-
count OF having an entrance on two
streets and large hotel being in the
same building. will be a location for a
large cafe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
WILL SELECT CREWS
FOR THE FIREBOATS
Commission to Choose Working
Force Monday Next

The permanent crews TO man the two
new frebOats VIII be selected by the
fire commission at a special meeting
Monday next. Two engineers. two
pilots and two hremen for each vessel
will be chosen. Later 1t is proposed
to have civil service tests 10 iii the po-
sitiOns
The fire commission promoted P T,
Gallagher yesterday to the rank OF
lieutenant. Gallagher has been hose
man of engine company No. 50.
The following were appointed hose
men from the civil service list:
Emmett H. Carroll. NJ. DabreO. Frank
A. Morgan. A. ]. COMMIT NJ j. Mur-
ply. w II. Lynch. Dan T. BOehn, NJ. A.
Foley. Clarence F. Buzzini and John
Donovan.
Four months salary for four host
lers dismissed from the department
June 1 was demanded OF the board BY
Attorney Dan OConneu. The commits
sion took no action.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
FOR THREATS
AGAINST WOMAN'S LIFE

Charged with threatening the life Of
Mrs. Mamie Mauen, wife OF Policeman
Howard Mailen, Henry Hauser. baker.
living at 5S4 Castro street. was arrested
yesterday By Policeman Mallen aIter
desperate struggle, in which Hauser
was badly bruised and cut about the
face and body.
Hauser at the Mission emergency
hospital told Dr. Edgar Howell that
Mrs. MaIlen had accepted his attentions
until he lost his position
Hauser said she refused TO return
gifts he had made her and he threat
ened her life. Mrs Mauen. who is the
mother of two children. told her hus-
band OF Hauser's threats She lives at
1894 Fulton street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
Take Off the Fat
Where II Shows

Most women suffer much humiliation
because of great quantities Of fat, so
located that. no matter how they dress.
everybody sees that they are abnor-
NAL. This is the day of the slender
figure. and fat women are simply not
tolerated either in business or social
affairs. Women may not know 1t. but
men when they see fat woman pass
them on the street or in public places
make all manner Of sympathetic re-
marks about her They do not mean TO
be unkind or TO seem tunmanly, but it
is natural for a man to dislike fat on
a woman. Where fat shows the most
there is where il must be removed, and
as quickly as possible This seasons
dresses seem TO be made for the fat
woman's misery and the slender wonl-
charms Of woman and her ugliness s
well. Exercise and diet will not re-
move fat. This has been proved. The
famous Marmola prescription which has
met with such phenomenal success and
has so many of our society women
it's sponsors. is now being sold in tab
let form to meet the demand of the pub
lie for this style of treatment. These
little ia bietSrgo into your system Just
digestive 2 pparat tus from producing ia
and reduce the fat upon the body at the
rate OF from I , 10 . ounces a day. They
are harmless and can be carried in
your purse and taken even after you
have INDUCED in 2 hearty meal away
from home. They are sold at all drug
stores at - cents case. or If YOU pre-
fer tou NAV write the Marmola Com
psnv Dept 2f6, Detroit, Mich
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
TRANSCRIPT IN COFFEY
CASE is NOW ON FILE
Superior Judge Dunno Antici.
pates Writ of Mandate

A transcript of the trial records was
fled with the appellate court yesterday
in the case of NJ. w. Coffey, which in
sures the convicted Ruef supervisor a
place on the next court calendar.
Coffey's attorneys had been trying TO
get the record fled and were bringing
proceedings to naandamus Judge Ddnne,
the trial judge, TO order their imme-
date fling.
The judge anticipated the proceed
ings and the records are now fled.
Refusal to sign the order sooner was
due to the judges view OF the posi-
tion of the graft cases on appeal. He
believed Ruef's transcript should be
dled first
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
MONEY POURS IN
FOR PORTOLA F[TE
subscriptions From Every Class
Received to Help Swell Fund
for Great Festival
Programs for Mammoth Cele-
bration in Honor of City's
Rehabilitation Completed
BIG PORTOLA BELL

The ring which will support
the gigantic hell at Third and
Market streets during Portola
week was hOisted into place. 125
feet above the street. yesterday
afternoon. The ring itself weighs
nearly n ton.
The work of constructing the
hell itself viii go on rapidly now
that its support is I'm place. The
bell will be 10 feet high and the
tip will be I2O feet in diameter.
IL will be the largest single piece
of electrical display ever at
tempted. An inch steel cable
stretching from the MOnadnock
TO the Mutual savings bank
buildings VIII hold the bell I'm
place. Including the ring, the
bell will weigh nearly 16 tons.
On the POrtOIa nights the bell
will he af1ame with more than
100000 candle power. There viii
be 1000 red and yellow inean-
descent lights, each of 16 candle
power, and suspended beneath
the bell there will be a cluster
of Is harIng arc lights. each of
10000 candle power.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
WIFE
TOOK HER OWN LIFE

That Mrs Mary Carroll committed
suicide was the verdict brought in yes
terday by earoner's jury, despite the
murder charges OF the dead woman's
relatives.
Mrs ". d. Heagerty. sister Of Mrs.
Carroll, and T. P1unkett. her brother,
created a scene at the inquest by openly
accusing Policeman Walter Carroll Of
beating his wife. He promptly denied
the charges.
Mrs. NJ kavanash. landlady of Car
rolls home at 1850 Twelfth avenue.
Sunset, said she had never heard the
couple quarreling.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

when they heard Of the disaster, and
the pictures which were puolished
the world OF the utter dew
a station at that time, while of such
character as TO impress the world with
the name and the history of San Fran
cisco. were doleful and forbidding in
the extreme. The sight of level and
sn,endidlv paved streets and a modern
metropolis OF marble and steel, be
dacked with the gayest of colors and
the neople celebrating, should present
such a pleasant and reassuring contrast
that the effect should hnser 1or a me me-
ti,,e IN the memory of all who come
That the value OF the festival as an
advertisement is appreciated by the
public at large is now being fully DEM
onstrated bv the number and proper
tionate size of the contributions which
nour in from all quarters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
Big Portola Benefit

The theatrical mana gers have ap-
nointed committees TO carry out the
anal arrangements for the big Portola
benefit to be held in the Garrick thea
ter on the afternoon OF oclo0eI .. ne
nrorram committee is busy preparing
- datail for the presentation OF the
,nanv scenes and skits and vaudeville
features which are to be the offerings
of the various theaters.
Six MIA ayhouses will be represented at
tne Garrick on that afternoon The
A1cszar will give the second act of
Sweet Kitty Bellairs. In when Hvsiyn n
Vaughan will star; Billie Burke will be
there from the Van Ness; the Princess
will have Kolb and Dill there as its
representatives; from the Valencia will
come Corinne, Frank Harrington and
Louise Brunelle; the Garrick will put
on parts of George Cohan's rural COM
edy. Fifty Miles From Boston" and
from the Orpheum will come Mary Nor
man. Edna Aug. the big city four and
Henry Give, assisted by Miss Mai
Sturgis Walker.
The tickets which are now on sale at
all of the theaters are not the seat tick
cts. but may be exchanged for such at
the Garrick after October 5. without
further charge All seats are reserved,
and the prices are 81 in the orchestra
and 81 in the balcony. The performance
Will begin al 1.oV, inSteau ol CioCh.
Urge Aid for Festival
Declaring that in its first popular
and official inspection by people from
all parts of the world San Francisco
must equal it's fame for pluck. progress
and prosperity, President James McNab
of the chamber OF commerce has sent
out an appeal TO all it's members for
aid for the Portola festival.
McNab lays stress upon the fact that
hearty response to invitations has me-
cessitated larger plans and greater ex-
penses than were at first contemplated,
and that the program has kept pace
with the growing importance of the
festival.
Every member is urged to extend
such financial aid TO the enterprise IS
his circumstances viii permit. Checks
should be made payable TO the Portoia
festival committee, $50 Phelan build
ing, -
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
AGED MEDICINEMAN
KILLED BY FREIGHT
Famous Old Indian Warrior
Meets Instant Death

SPOKANE. Sept 3o.-Filled with
white mans whiskey old Bat East,
the last of the medicinemen of the
Colvilie tribe of Indians, lay down
on the new railway track at Oroville
Monday night. A little later an en-
gine backed up the "Y," running over
the aged IDdian, cutting off both arms
and leg and fracturing his skull
Death was instantaneous. Bat, who
was more than so years of age, could
tell many thrilling tales of fighting
with other tribes and battles with the
white men half q century ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

MAY BE INSANE-Glasgow. KY, Sept 3d.
Morris Wilcoxsen, who late yesterday shot
John W Mont gomery, republican candidate for
the legislature. union veteran and one OF the
most prominent OF this section. maintains
silence In the jail here. where he was lodged
last night The families of both men attribute
the tragedy 70 insanity, the having been
lifelong neixhhors