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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
A Distinctive Number.

Always of unvarying interest. next
Saturdays t0ct u edition of the BIOS.
ion Evening Transcript win be read by
thousands Of persons with qualification
ind benefit, because Of the many spe.
tally written articles on variety Of
subjects which will be printed One
topic, "The Farm on the Edge Of Town.
Till appeal to many who enjoy semi-ru-
ral life. Other articles Of particular I'M
Ierest to real estate owners, investors
ind builders are, Growth of the Bunga-
ow," Great Increase in Number Of
Building Lot Owners "Increasing De-
nand for Country Estates, Review Of
Building Materials Market etc.
Anyone who has city, suburban, coun.
try or seashore real estate, houses or
larms anywhere III New England to dis
pose Of will find it advantageous to ad.
Fertise in next Saturdays Boston Tran
lcript, as it will have an exceedingly
vide distribution
Many people who are not regular read
lrs always look in The Transcript when
hey need house, apartment, board or
Ioom, for they know that the largest
lists Of the better offerings are printed
there, as well as the want" advertise
nents Of especially capable business in
ierests and good servants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
BIG FOOTBALL SCORE 81
Rule Allowing Players to 7srrn
Game HELPS Large UnNsrss.


Are VIZ about @ revive ili tlus
football scores, siailnr ii iap
when "Hurry TIP YOSf 81 th
ycrsity OF Michigan WIS Is n,~ fa
II certainly looks So one ttwr
the boast Of Michigan fhat Nfr if
had scored total ~ more liian
poinfs in a single season ene
alone netting something s. rs
100 points There Is sHaa lls
that the present SeaSun VII viW
anything so extraordinary As ibi
the new rules are conducive iu lae
scores.
The particular rule which y ikcls 81
produce this condition Of affairs is lhaf
which permits u team 10 remuye
player in one period and then aliaw
him TO return to the game once during
the succeeding period
The big college elevens are the gain.
ers by the new rule regarding Sal,sii.
tuition. 1t takes 4 lot 81 senrrying ~
the minor colleges to get together u
football squad Of more than dozen
ablebodied young men. The new rule
regarding substitution Will bring IL.
tie relief to them. because they won't
have the men to substitute. One Of
the games on Franklin field last year
furnished an illustration Of this The
University Of West Virginia was the
opponent. Two of the Southerners'
players fell By the wayside during the
game, and, as there were only thirteen
men In the squad. this used up tie
available supply of substitutes. In tue
second half two more players. one Of
them a substitute himself had 70 quit
the game West Virginia was Ia
quandary and ia its dilemma sought
aid Of Pennsylvania by making the
unusual request that the players pre-
yiously removed from the game be AZ
lowed to return. The request was
granted and the incident published far
and wide as an example OF good sports.
manship
The amendment will, Of course, aid
the small colleges, but not in the same
proportion that it will their big rivals.
Under the new disnensation the coacll-
es OF the big colleges viii use from
two to three eleyens during game
They will not be afraid to make sub
stitutonss because they win know that
Il new player fails to make good be
can speedily be removed and replaced
either By another man or the veteran
who has already been in the game,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
BIZ. pARKs no LEAvE cALvARY.


New York. Sept. 20 Because ma.
iority Of Bis vestrymen did not approve
q the drawing into the congregation
Of several thousand Italians living in
the PARISH, the Rev Dr. J. Lewis Parks
preached bis final sermon as a rector
81 the Calvary Episcopal church at
Fourth avenue and Twenty-frst street
yesterday.
There win leave with him, as sym
pathetic movement, Miss Ethel Gushing
and Miss Blanche Dunlap, two OF the
church's most jealous Workers, who re-.
fused to stay on learning that the rec
ton had been asked 90 resign. II Is
said that others closedly identified with
the administration Of the church af.
fairs, win retire soon One Of the YES
trymen, James Riggs, has sent in his
resignation.
The retirement Of DR.. Parks from the
pulpit is the elimination Of a meeting
81 the vestry IN March last, held while
the rector was IN Jamaica, West Indies,
on what was supposed to he hts death.
bed AL this meeting i was determined
20 request mis- resignation upon his re-
turn,
When DR. Parks returned, bis condi.
ton was 20 grave that the decision Of
the vestry was not conveyed to him,
and ie did not hear Of the action I'M
I'll late in May
Al the same time, the vestry offered
to resign and let Dr. Parks run the
church IN his own way, but be would
not entertain the proposition and de-
elared his willingness TO get out IL his
line Of work was not suited 20 them
There was no further offer Of resigna.
ton by the vestry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26

Photo BY American Press Association
CAPTAIN BALDWIN AND JOSEPH SEYMOUR.
the work Of the others is not so we'll
known. most OF them being newcom-
ers in the feld
Charles G. Harmer is an English.
man and resides at Portsmouth, ia
England. He began experimental
work while a student at the Royal Ma.
val college at Greenwich, near London.
He is twenty-six years old and has
not taken part ID any competition.
although he has made many flights
with ]. Armstrong Drexel In the south
ern part of England
Tod Shrlyer. who has built a new
machine for the race. received his first
instruction in aviation from Captain
Thomas S. Baldwin. Later be Joined
the Curtiss ranks and assisted Mr..
Curtiss in building the plane with
which curtiss wen the international
cup at Rheims last year. Shriver's Sc
rious wock began In 1906, when he did
experimental work at Hammondsport,
M. " He has made number Of sue
cessful flights at the Mineola aviation
grounds.
Another great afr contest that Is at
tracing attention Is the international
balloon race which will start from st.
Louis on Oct II. This affair has
brought balloonists from every part Of
the world. and ans exciting race is
promised. Some of the contestants
purpose to leave the Mound City in
their balloons and sail to New York.
reaching there in time to enter the
heavier than air contests on Oct. %.
With the aeroplane height record still
steadily climbing into the chill. thin
upper air 1t is interesting to compare
the present top notch of mechanic
fiight-the STOP feet achieved By the
Peruvian Chaver In his Bleriot mono
plane near Paris recently with the
most aspiring things the gas bag men
have done The accepted record alti-
tude reached by any man in a balloon
appears to be that OF the German Pro-
fessor Berson and Dr. Suering upon an
ascent from Berlin on the last day Of
July, 1901. These aeronauts, supplied
with oxygen TO assist respiration.
reached a point Of $4,000 feet up.
Thus the balloonlsts highest is APP
proximately six and two.ffths miles.
while the aeroplaHists highest is q
meager mile and two-thlrds. That is
taking no account Of Glaisher's ia
nous ascent IN the very infancy Of
aerostation. when be and his eompan-
Ion, Coxwell. narrowly escaped asphyx-
iation at height which he estimated
at over seven miles but which mod
ern scientists suspect to have been
well under six In 1875 IN France
Croce-spinelli and siyel were actually
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
HAVENS OR
GAYNOR
Rochester viii Support the
Former
FOR DEMOCRATIC CHOICE
Supporters Claim That Mayor Gaynor
Cannot Consistently Accept Place
at Head Of the New York
State Ticket.
FOR DEMOCRATIC CHOICE

Rochester, n ", Sept. &C. Roehes.
ters big convention hall, the scene Of
many political struggles, awoke to life
again yesterday, when 80 or 40 young
men gathered there to receive instruc-
lions as ushers for the Democratic state
convention.
The actual machinery Of the conven-
tion will arrive here to-day, when Sec
rotary Mason OF the state committee
somes from New York Charles T. Muir
ply, the Tammany nall leader, is due
tomorrow evening, but many Of the
party leaders win not arrive until
Wednesday.
This lack Of haste in reaching the
scene is fair sign Of the harmony
which the leaders declare viii character
lie the convention and distinguish il
from New York Democratic conventions
Of the past.
At this time. before the arrival Of
leaders and delegates from outside Mon
roe county, the Gaynor sentiment IS
rather lacking here for Rochester has
is own candidate In Representative
James S. Ravens, John + Daley, chair
man Of the Monroe county Democratic
committee, a strong Ravens man, denies
that Gaynor is favoritc upstate.
"The Democrats Of this part of the
state with whom / have talked" said
Mr. Daley, almost without exception.
think that Mayor Gaynors pledge to
remain in the discharge Of his duties
IS mayor until the end Of his term.
makes it impossible for him 10 take
lny other course. Moreover, they do
not think it safe, either for him or for
the party, to nominate him the pres
snt condition Of his health
"When Mr.. Ravens name Is present.
I'll TO the convention, the first roll call
will show the trend Of Democratic sem
timent upstate and elsewhere
Rochester this year enjoys the triple
distinction of being state convention
fity and having a strong candidate for
he nomination both here and in Sara
toga.
The Republican delegation that goes
10 Saratoga to-day, is instructed TO vote
solidly for state treasurer Thomas b.
Dunn of this city for the governor
snip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
McELROY ASKS
COURT MARTIAL
SANDER Charges Follow the Grand Army
Election at Encampment
Last Week.

Washington, Sept 26. court-mar-
tial probably viii be one Of the echoes
Of the Grand Army encampment at At
ltntic City. Colonel John McElroy OF
this city, who withdrew as candidate
for commander in-chief, said Saturday
in an interview that be had been forced
out Of the race BY ISLANDERS, innuendoes
and stabs IN the back.
Colonel MeElroy said Washington
Grand Army man was the cireulator OF
the charges, which tie colonel declares
are false. He has asked COMMANDMENT
chief Van SAINT TO name q court OF I'M
quiry to investigate the allegations made
against him. Colonel AlcElroy says
Commander Van SAINT has granted the
request and is now making up the court
The controversy arose over the land
deals which resulted IN the Grand Army
colony at St. Cloud. Fla.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
BAY STATE SHOWS GOOD
GAINS IN POPULATION
Census Reports On Six Cities Tell Of
An Increase Of Large Per Cent.
In Ten Years.

Washington, Sept &C. Population
statistics. az enumerated il the thir-
teenth census, were made public BY the
census bureau for the following cities.
Springfield Mass, SS,926, an increase
Of 26,s87, Or 43.3 per cent, over 62,850
in 1900.
Lawrence, Mass, 1892, an increase
OF 233SS, or 1913 per cent. over 37,l75
in 1900.
Hayerhill, Mass, 44,ll5, an increase
Of 6,s40, or 1877 per cent, over 81 ITS
IA 1900.
Everett, Mass, 32,4s4, an increase Of
GAS, or $40 per cent, over 24,336 in
1000.
Meriden, Conn, 1926, an increase Of
2.960 or l2.2 per cent, over 24,296
in 1900
Meriden Town. Conn, Including
Merden City,, 32066, as compared with
2s,695 in 1900
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
Greatest Meets Of the Year TO
Be Held IN October

HYAHiS has been year OF mar
velous feats and progress in
aviation. year n which man
has proved conclusively bis
ability to fy We have been shown
that the English channel can be cross.
ed IA a biplane that flights from All.
bany to New York and from cities far
Their distant are possible. that jour.
neys In the air far out at sea can be
made and chat passengers may be
quickly and comfortably carried by
alrship from town 10 town, just as
we travel by railroad and steamship
In fact. these are but a few OF the
achievements OF the bird men IN 1910,
every record Of the previous season
having been broken and new ones set
that will no doubt be smashed 10 1911
as the progress continues.
And now the ayiators bid as sit up
and take notice, for The grand fnales
are about to come. the month Of Dc
tobcr having been selected for the
most important aviation meets ever
arranged before The FIRST Of these
viii be the Chicago contests. during
which attempts will be made 70 fly
from that city to New York. distance
OF $50 miles. Outside OF the fame to
be gained by such flight, the winner
viii take down the tidy sum Of $780,
600. the prize offered for completing
the distance. The ten entrants for
this fight are Glenn II. curtiss. r. @.
shriver, Joseph Seymour. j. Q. Mars,
j. A. D. McCurdy. Captain Thomas
s. Baldwin. Charles r. willard. James
Bradley. Charles X. Hamilton and
Charles G. Harmer. The achieve
ments of curtiss. Hamilton and Bald
win are familiar to most people, but
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
MAINE GRAND JURY
INDICTS INGERSOLL
Four Counts Charge Former Bank Treas
urer with Embezzlement Of
Funds.

Alfred, Me, Sept 26- indictment
consisting Of four counts, charging EN-
bezzlement, was reported against Rich
nond II. Ingersoll, the deposed treasurer
IF the Young County Savings bank, sat.
Hrday, for the grand jury OF the supreme
tourt.
Three counts each specifically charge
him with taking 81 900, while the fourth
charges the embczzlement OF $500, maxi
mg total Of $500.
While the shortage in the accounts Of
The closed bank is given as about $780,
BOO, these were the only alleged false
sntries within six years found by the
bank officials and state bank examiner
~ B. SHELTON.
Irregularities prior to six years ago
ire outlawed by the statute OF limita-
lions.
The counts are practically the same
Is those in which Mr.. Ingersoll was ar
rested last Friday and bound over to
This term Of court, the right OF hearing
being waived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26

CHARLES K. HAMILTON
and the others who especially seek dis.
tinction as aeroplane high fiers are ia
no danger OF sharing the fate Of the
two last mentioned balloonlsts. since
before the air grows too thin to breathe
II must become far too tenuous 70 sup
port the weight Of even d very light
mOnoplane There Is still. however.
the chance OF freezing TO death, sug-
gested by the experience Of J. Arm
strong Drexel upon bis skyrocket fight
ia Scotland
OF course the air tournament Of the
month-of the year. IN faet-will be
the international aviation meet to be
held at Belmont park. New York. Oct
p TO 80. This will bring together the
largest number Of famous bird men
ever contestiug at a meeting before.
almost every country In the world
sending one or more representatives
Not only have prizes OF $4,000 cash
been offered for the contests. but a
percentage OF the gate receipts which
fairly justifes the statement that the
winners will carry away with them
some $4,000 IN prize money.
That Is melon large and juicy
enough 10 draw man birds from all
over the world to its cutting No such
opportunity has been offered TO the
men who have gone into flying as d
business. and the prospect Is that
when the entries are completed on Oct
the list win show the names Of most
OF the fiiers whom the world is most
anxious to see.
One Of the prizes Is to be offered for
the first aviator competing in the In
ternational meet who shall reach an
altitude Of 10000 feet Curing the tour
nament. The other will be awarded
for the longest cross country flight
The worlds record Tor altitude Is
now between 5000 aud 5000 feet. aud
many aviators who have tried for the
higher levels believe that the present
type of dying machine will be unable
to rise much above that mark. 9th
ers. and among them Wilbur Wright,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
WANTED; so MEN AND WOMEN

D. 4. Davis, the enterprising druggist,
> advertising to-day for fifty men and
women to take advantage Of the special
lalf-price offer he is making on Dr. How
lrd's celebrated specific for the cure oil
constipation and dyspepsia, and get q
Ifty-cent package at half price, IS cents.
So positive is he Of the remarkable
power of this specific to cure these dis
lases, as well as sick headaches and
liver troubles. that he agrees to refund
he money to any customer whom this
Medicine does not quickly relieve and
are
With DR.. Towards specific at hand
ron can eat what you want and have
to fear Of i'll consequences. 1t strength
ms the stomach, gives perfect digestion
egulates the bowels. creates an appe-
tie and makes lite worth the living.
This is an unusual opportunity TO OBJ
ain 90 doses Of the best medicine ever
nade for half its regular price. with the
iersonal guarantee Of well.known
msiness man to refund the moaey if it
loes not give satisfaction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
LoRIMER INVESTIGATORS
will Get Together in Chicago This
Week.

Chicago, Sept. pa telegram was
received Saturday BY chairman Burrows
Of the senatorial subcommittee on cleo
tons and privileges, which is inyesti-
eating the election Of Senator William
Lorimer, saying that Senator James b
Frazier of Tennessee. one of the mem
bers Of the committee, viii be here the
first Of the week to take part in the
hearing,
No word has been received from Sena-
tor Buckley of Connecticut, the other
member, but be also is expected to-
day.
Chairman Burrows has announced that
witnesses would be summoned by Unit
ed States marshals, and until service OF
the summons is had no witness name
will be given out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
Amenean League STUNNING.


On the Pacific coast a movement has
been started to amend the baseball
rules so as to make it more expensive
Tor pitcher to bit batsman, 1t Is
proposed to give the batsman two
bases instead Of one There Is another
reform IN the air, and that is discard.
ing the spit ball, which 1t is argued Is
one Of the chief reasons that hitting is
fast becoming lost art in every
league throughout the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26

AVIATOR.
are confident that before the end Of
the present year the height of 10000
feet will be reached.
Many scientific problems are in.
volved In the altitude trials Of heavier
than air machines. and there is no
phase OF human fight more interest.
ing to the public or TO the aviators
than the efforts Of the bird men to rival
balloons in climbing above the clouds.
One Of the features Of the meet Will
be cross country Tying. The determi-
nation on the part Of the committee to
make this feature a conspicuous one
on the program insures the possibility
Of record breaking performances. The
second $4,000 prize will be offered for
the longest flight from Belmont park
and return during the meet, and any
aviator will be at liberty to leave the
course at any time he pleases and fly
in any direction be may choose. It is
expected that with favorable weather
new worlds records will be made in
both of these events
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
Coming Events In Aviation
Worlds Most Famous Bird Men
10 lake Part IN Contests

aspnyxiated In spite OF auxiliary OK
cen taken aloft with them at heignt
Of about $4,000 feet
II seems safe to assume At any ra1e'
that Chavez and Morane aud Brookins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
"A Pill in Time

Is worth especially II Il be one
Of Hoods Pills. and you take L when
YOU suspect your treacherous liver.
Won may save many a headache and
constipatlon by promptly taking
Hoods pills. Whole box 25c. ana one
pin alone may prove worth the price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
sataEaavl. NatIoaal League seoIss.

Az Roston, Cincinnati 4, Boston 2.
Al New York New York 9, Chicago 5.
st Philadelphia, Pittsburg 9, Phila-
aelphia /
At Brooklyn. FIRST camel Brooklyn
4, ST Louis 3 tseaond gamel 81. Louis
i BROOKLYN 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
HERE is THE LATEST
WRINKLE IN PITCHING.

The newest wrinkle in pitching
is reported from little league
ia Kansas the employment Of
two pitchers on the same bats
man-and from all accounts it is
quite q winner. One of the
teams Ia the little league has a
pitcher who possesses such ter
rife speed that the catcher Of
the club can't hold him and also
carries a hurler Of wide curves
slow, soft curves that could be
caught by a Chinaman. The
fast pitcher drives in two strikes
on batsman and then retreats
to center field, while the slow
curver. who has been guarding
center. hurries to the slab. The
curve pitcher sends the third
strike curling over and trots
back to the garden. while the
fast boy returns to take two
shots at the next batsman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
W. W, Russell Was the Winner Last
Week, and -Four Tied for Second.

w. w. Russell was the winner last
week at the Barre Golf clubs links
with a net score Of 70, and there were
four players tied for second place, with
4 net score Of 10, the PLAYERS being d. II.
Perry, Henry Brown, William Smith and
R w Chase. The scores were as fol-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
Few to Collect.

Few to Collect.
Cholly- Give me time TO collect my
thoughts, Miss Keen Certainly Mr
Saplelgh. You can have two seconds.
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
wjthinoton. Athletic Director.

Paul wilmington. Hawaii. Will sue
coed William r. Garcelon as HarvaFd's
athletic director.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
NatIoaaI Learue standing.
Yesterdays American League Scores

Yesterdays American League SCORES,
AT Chicago, first gamel Philadelphia
81 Chicago | "a inningsl second game
Chicago s. Philadelphia 2
At st Louis, first gamel st. Louis
2, Washington ! tsecond gamel Wash
ngton 3, ST Louis O
At Detroit, Detroit 4, Boston 2.
Saturdays American League Scores.
Az Detroit, first gamel Boston s, De-
troit 8; second gamel Detroit 3, Bos-
ton 9
At Chicago, first game Chicago s,
Philadelphia 4 Second gamel Chicago
3, Philadelphia q
at st. Louis, Washington 9, st. Louis
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08
CRAZY MAN
AS A GUARD
Escaped Lunatic Hired
to Protect Express
Drivers

New York, Nov. S.-Francis Mags.
tadt, who has been working as a
strike guard for the New York eX-
press companies Since the strike be
gan a week ago is under arrest here
as an escaped lunatic from the state
asylum at Middletown, y. Y,
In a letter advising the police of
MagIstadtS escape, DR. NJ. O Ashley.
superintendent of the asylum. stated
that he is a dangerous man and that
he would send guards for his patient
as soon as he heard of his apprehen-
sion.
When arraigned In court. the man
produced card from a detective
agency asking the police to render
every courtesy to bearer" He was
heavily armed aud carried a two-foot
club concealed in his trousers.
According to the police. Magistadt,
until eleven years ago. was the prcsi.
dent OF the American Electric Fuse
company, an Illinois corporation, and
made his home IN Chicago.
He had invented several electrical
appliances and had organized this
company TO put them on the market
Ho drew n substantial salary as
president of tho 81 Cnrpany and got
royalties from his inventions After
severing his connection with the Chi
cago company, Magistadt went tc
San Francisco. taking with him his
wife and two sons Two years age
he drifted back to his native town
Monroe. N, Y. and last May was
sent to the Middletown asylum by
the Monroe authorities He escaped
on August 16.
Things have come to a fine pass.
said the magistrate before whom he
was arraigned, when insane mer
carry clubs and detective cards This
man might have gone violently in
sane any time Are you the mar
that escaped from Middletown
II did not escape" seid Magistadt
Il simply walked out"