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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
AUTO PARTY DITcHED.
Six People Thrown from Car but All
Escaped Injury.

Isle LaMotte. Aug. 2.-Col. and Mrs.
Henry o. Clark and two daughters Of
East Orange. n. J.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Orson Hewey Of Milton had a narrow
escape from serious injury last Saturday
while on their way in an automobile
to the residence Of ex-Lieut Gov. ~ W.
Fisk an six Of the occupants were
thrown from the machine but beyend
severe shaking up. no one was hurt.
The machine was driven into ditch
and the forward wheels as well as the
axle were ruined.
The accident took place near the resi-.
denee Of E.S, Fleury IN Isle LhMotte.
The machine was helng driven at good
rate Of fpeod with Mt. Hewey steer.
ing, when sharp curve was eneoun.
tered. Il was impossible to make the
turn and the automobile crashed into
the ditch, throwing ali Of the occupants
out.
At ex.Iieut. Gov Fisks house yes.
terday were Gov and Mrs. g. n. Prontv,
3faior and Mrs. Aaron Grout, aud the
members of the automobile party Gov
error Prouty and ex.Lie,H Gov. Fisk
were planning to 70 TO Burlington to-
day to attend the meeting of the Lake
Champlain Historical association to.
morrow at Crown Point.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
DEBARs ACTING MAYOR.
Opinion Rendered by city Solicitor Of
Lawrence.

Lawrence, Mass, Aug. 2.--At a special
meeting Of the board Of aldermen last
evening, city solicitor d. J. Murphy gave
it as his opinion that a member Of the
present city government may not legally
be elected To succeed Mayor William
7. White, WHO, after being sentenced
to the house of correction for three
years for conspiracy to bride, resigned
his office
This decision, if upheld, would mean
that Alderman Thomas NJ. Jordan, at
present acting mayor, who is one of the
leading candidates for the place, would
be ineligible
After hearing the opinion Of solicitor
Murphy the aldermen voted to request
the acting mayor to call a joint session
OF the aldermen and councilmen for
next Monday evening to elect mayor,
but there is some question Us to wheth-
eli or not this win BE done, for the eoun-
ell has adjourned for the summer, and
it would be almost impossible to Sc
cure a full attendance Of the board.
There is also a belief that Alderman
Jordan may carry the matter Of his
eligibility to run for mayor to the
courts, which would neceseitate delay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
WORKERS ARE WALKING.
Are Not Patronizing Rutland Street
Railroad at Present.

Rutland Aug. 2-The striking street
railway motormen and conductors here,
who quit their jobs Saturday because
the Rutland Railway, Light & Power
company refused them an increase In
pay Of Ave cents an hour and recognition
Of their union, arranged yesterday after
noon to run public eonyeyances in OF.
position to the trolley company. The
strikers have many sympathizers and
the cars, although run regularly by
strike breakers, We're very little patron
zed Scores Of people who rive ont
OF town but work here were greatly
ineonvenienced by their resolve not to
patrohize the cars and the strikers an
nounce that they will run barge TO
and from West Rutland and this CITY
daily, beginning to-day, to accommo-
date working people. An effort will
also be made to run three seated car
riaQes around the trolley line in this
city. rates for passengers being the
same as fares charged by the street
railway company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
Braintree, Mass, Posse Fol-
lows a ReSteIIl Clew
FURNISHED BY BOY TODAY
John Reardon Says a Man Came Out Of
Woods and Asked for Food and Wa
ter and He Thinks the Man
Was Quincy Murderer.

Braintree, Mass, Aug. Alarmed wits
rifles, 500 men are surrounding the
Hatch woods, while the local police and
even officers from Quincy are beating
The bushes for Louis Restelli, who killed
his mother and Henry f. Hardwick and
injured three others in Quincy last Fri
day afternoon. The alarm was given by
John Reardon boy who reported TO
the police that a mas who looked TO
bc Restelli came to the edge Of the
Hatch woods this noon and asked for
water and food. The man told the
Reardon boy tnat he had been without
either food or water for two days. A
posse was hastily gathered and with
tho police the pursuit Of the supposed
RCstelli was started.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Save money, buy new goods, at The
Vaughan Store sale, now on.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Spragie Of West
Chester, Pa, were visitors in the city
to-day.
w A. Church and D, A. Church Of
Jonesville were in the city to-day on
business.
William Marr has returned home, aft
er passing few days in New York on
husiness
News is received here from Rev w.
4. Braisted, who. with his family, is
passing vacation in Roaring Branch,
Ia, saying that his eldest son. Paul, is
quite seriously III with typhoid fever.
the boy had been in rather poor health
for few days, and council Of doctors
finally diagnosed the case as typhoid
fever
Monday and Tuesday arrivals at the
City hotel follow: P. J. Sweeney. st.
Adams; J. f Mead and family, Ran
dolph; J. r Hughes, Los Angeles. CAL;
T. A. Rowan, Boston; J. w Woods.
N'oonsocket. r. L; 4. n. Somers, Jor-
dan. Nj "; Fl. Zimmerlick Newark,
n. j.; G. s. Phelps. Weedsport. n. ";
vi 4. Gage, ]. S. Whittsmore, Bur
lington.
Monday arrivals at hotel Otis We're
RS follows: Dan Haley, Boston; J. v.
Ellis, Burlington, Dan Henley. Y. w
Green. Richmond j Hooker, r. I, An
gier. FitzwilIiam. N H.; W. T. Cowan
j. B. Lawrence. F Daily, Philadelphia; !;
n. J. Vale, Boston; William Simmons
Arcade, n. y; c. A. Lesnare nurlins-
ton; D. A. Chamberlain, Rocklsnd. Me
L. G. Matthews. New York City; R. NJ.
Beam. Boston; A. A. Wilson, Newport;
RI. v. shelton. Concord, n. H.; James
Ersaman. Pnrtland. Ma
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
COULDN'T SAVE MAN.
Carpenter Who Tried to Save Suicide
Nearly Exhausted.

Pawtucxet, Il. L. Aug. .. Unable to
save the life Of Peter Diette, 2T years
.ef age. WHO jumped into the Pawtueket
river here yesterday, Joseph Charettc. a
carpenter. was pulled out OF the water
in an exhausted condition
Diette had beer standing on the Moin
street bridge watching gang Of car
renters az work on q new building.
Hearing a shout, Charette turned around
just in time to see Diette disappear
below The surface Of the water.
Charette dropped his work and dove
into the river, hut was unable 70 assist
IN rescuing Diette, because be was
hampercd by bis water.soakcd clothing
aud pockets full of nails The body OF
Diette was recovered. Why he commit.
ted suicide is not known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
THEY ARE DEMAGoGUEs
who7. why, Balhnger's Enemies, Of
Course; He Says So.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 2.--In an inter
view last night, Richard a. Ballinger
secretary Of the interior, bitterly ar.
raigned his enemies as "demagogues'
and charged that not only are they
seeking to make scapegoat Of him
but that they are also trying to foment
trouble between President Taft and
Theodore Roosevelt.
He said:
"Pinehot Garfield and that bunch have
been after me- trying to make a scape-
goat of me. The president and have
done all we could to make this admin
istration success. The president is
heartily in favor Of a rational conserYa-
tion and 20 am |.
aThere are lot Of demagogues that
would like to see breach force be-
tween Theodore Roosevelt and resi-
dent Taft. It's Just the way OF things.
But President Taft has been wise. He
has taken broad and liberal stand
for constructive and upbuilding policies.
There's too much lying about this
conservation There are certain fanatics
who would lead us to believe that we
won't have enough timber left to kin-
die fire in the next generation and
not enough coal LETT to keep it GO.
ing.
why, they are delubing the peopre
Of the East, absolutely fooling them.
They employ figures with recklessness.
They tell the country that their re-
sources are about gone. They suggest
all sorts Of absurdities."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
VT. HEALTH OFFICERS
MEET IN MONTPELIER
Holding 18th Annual scssion--Gov.
Prouty Couldn't Attend At Open
ing and Lieut-Goy Mead
Couldn't Get There.

The Vermont school Of instruction
for health officers is holding its l2ta
annual se,sion in he Kellogg Hubbard
library hall IN Montpelier, Il having
been opened last night 70 continas
through Thursday The school was all
20 held in Montpelier last year.
DR.. G. S. Cayerly. president Of the
state beard Of health, presldsd AZ the
opening session The attendance Of
health officers was large for the first
meeting and the citizens Of Montpelier
were well represented.
An address Of welcome was given BY
Mayor Frank X. Dawley, to which Presi-
dent Caverly responded. Br Cavsriy
also read paper on How May This
School Best Promote the Health Inter-
ests Of Vermont
Gov. G. II. Prouty was on the pro-
gram for an address but he was unable
to be present. lie had arranged with
Lieut. Gov }. A. Mead to take the place,
but owing to bad railroad connections
in Burlington, DR.. Mead got no farther
than that city. II. i. Stillson. health
officer OF Bennington. read paper on
Advancement in Sanitary Science in
the Past 25 Years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
EAST MONTPELIER cAMpMEETING.
Ninth Annual Session Opens Next Fri
day for Ten DAYS. aug. s-14.

On Friday Of this week the campmeet.
Z ing At East Montpelier will open, Il
continue fer ten days, Aug. 5-l4 Thi.
camp has been condugted each summer
Tor nine years ~ The East MONTPELIER
Evangelical Campmcetine association. II
has enjoved a steady increase in attend.
ance ard interest, and results have beer
quite satisfactory The aim Of the asso-
cation has ever been the promotion Of
seriptnral hsliuess
Throughout its existence the sociefs
las been very fortunate, and during ths
past year il has purchased the grounds
consisting Of l2 acres al cost Of s450
The grove is high on the bank Of the
Winooski river. where air IS always clear
and cool, and is but ten minutes walk
from Fairmont. the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad station at East Mont
pclier
Rev. D. +. Burns Of Cambridge, Mass.
presiding elder Of the Boston district Of
the New England Evangelical conference.
is in charge. as president Of the asso-
ciation He viii be assisted by Rev. F.
4. Stevens, p. r., and wife. Rev c. n.
Hopkins and wife, Rev. +. w. Malcolm,
Kew G. Fl Taylor and probably others.
Arthur f. Ingler soioist. Of Lowell.
Mass, who was so we'll liked last year,
is again announced to take charge of
the singing. Preaching services are held
daily at l0.30 a. m, $3.50 and 30 p. M.
with prayer meeting at a. m. These
meetings are conducted in the taber-
nacle, which Is something Of a novelty,
being sixteen.sided, and il will seat 600.
1t has been necessary to erect a new
stable this year, where teams will be
well cared for. Good hoard and lodging
nay be obtained very reasonably at the
clearinghouse on the grounds. Attend
ants are requested To bring pillows,
sheets and blankets. Space Is provided
flee for those who wish to pitcn tents.
Teams are ON hand at the depot to
carry passengers and baggage.
Several parties are already in camp
and the outlook is very bright for this
years session An invitation is ex-
tended to All to come and enjoy these
services
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
PLANNINe COUNTY cAMPAIeN.
Washington County Republican Commit.
tee and Others Meet.

The Washington county Republican
committee, made up Of one member
from each city and town in the conn.
~, met yesterday at Montpelier to dis
cuss the August campaign. Dr. j. n.
Winch Of Northheld, chairman OF tae
commstee. presided and every town bur
two was represented. n. y Phelps Of
Barre, state Republcan committeeman
from Washington county, State Treas
urer F. r. bearitt and most Of the
Republican candidates for county Offices
were present and expressed their views
While no definite action was taken each
member Of the committee gave the sen.
timent Of the town lie represented in
regard 70 rallies and a spsaking cam.
pagn. The county committee viii work
in harmony with Mr. Phelps. and THE
committee win be called together again
later in the month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
Grand TTunk Moving Freight.
NEAR TIME LIMIT
FOR GETTING CHARL TON
Italian Government VIII Have to Ap-
ply Before Midnight, but Such a
Course Is Not Considered


New York, Aug. 2.-The forty days
allowed the Italian government under
, the treaty to make a formal demand
for Porter Charlton, held in Jersey City
for the murder OF his wife, at Lake
Como. will expire tonight at midnight.
No request has been received, and lt Is
believed that none viii be received.
Three coursts are open to the attor-
neys retained by Judge Charlton for
his son. The first Is simply demand
for freedom, the second for habeas cot
pus and the third the institution OF in
sanity proceedings.
1t Is believed that Judge Charlton
will ask that Porter be sent to a state
institution for the insane or be de-
livered to him for confinement in a
private mad house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
cANoEIsT's HEART FAms.
Maine Man Pitches Into Moosehead Lake
and browns.

Kineo, Me-, Aug. 2. Stricken with
heart failure while padding a canoe on
Moosehead lake yesterday John j.
Woodside Of Harman pitched forward
into the water and drowned The af-
fair was witnessed BY a number OF
picnickers at Farm Island, including
Woodsidt's family. but they were help.
less. When they reached the spot where
the man had fallen overheard, he was
dead Woodside was 46 years old and
carpenter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
NOT COMING TO VERMONT.
President Taft Gives His Reasons to
Secretary Forbes.

ST. Adams, Aug 2. In declining The
invitation 70 come to Vermont this fall
a. the guest Of the Vermont Historical
society President Taft wrote Secretary
Charles S. Forbes ~ foIlowai
Beverly Mass, July 20, 1910.
My dear Mr. Forbes:
fluid condition confronting me
which requires me to rearrange my pro-
gram for the fall between the first Of
September and the frs. Of December
when Congress meets. The very great
number Of important legislative acts Of
the present Congress have imposed upon
me additional executive duties requiring
great deal Of investigation and adj.
ministralive supervision and work. So
much is this The case that ! have come
20 TIE conclusion, and this only after
the fullest consideration. that ] can not
make certain engagements which
hoped to make, and that / must cancel
a number Of engagements which / was
glad 70 make at a time when ! could
not anticipate the extent Of the present
burden Of official duties for the fall
One Of the very great executive re.
sponsihiiities of my administration IS
that OF the Panama canal / hold
rapid and efficient development and a
prompt completion Of this great enter.
prise to be 81 the highest national im.
portance. Experience has shown that
nothing stimulates the work 80 greatly
rs visit by the president For TINS
reason / expect 10 take twenty days
out Of the month Of November in going
TO the isthmus and personally inspecting
the progress which his been made there.
and settling some questions Of import.
auee TO the administration that await
my coming,
This makes IL imperative that keep
free the remainder Of the time between
this date and the eonyeninq Of Congress
for the purposes indicated above. While
did not make definite engagement
20 attend the annual meeting Of the
Vermont Haorieal society, | fully e1.
peeted to do SO, and | regret 10 now al
wise you that | shall not be able 70 60
70 Vermont.
Sincerely yours,
William II. Taft
Mr.. Charles s. Forbes,
Vermont Historical Society,
ST. Alhane, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
HAPPY OVER ARRESTS.
Belle Elmore's Half Sister Called to
London As Witness.

Newport, r. l.. Aug. 2.-Mrs Robert
Mills hall. sister Of the late wife Of
Dr. Hawley H. crippen, has been asked
BY the Scotland yard officials to 20 70
England for the trial Of Dr. Crippen.
She has not been informed just what
they expect to get from her, but she
is willing to accede to their request and
is preparing to leave Newport
She states that she Will probably go
to England by way of Quebec stepping
to see DR.. Crippen and Miss Leneye en-
route
Mrs. Mills was happy yesterday over
the news Of the arrest OF the couple,
and made no effort TO hide the fact.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
HUNDREDS FLED
FROM BURNING MILLS
Damage Of $4,000 Was Done to Car
pet Plant Of J. e. Cochran In Ded-
ham, Mass, To-day, Few Girls
Were Overcome.
Were Overcome.

Dedham, Mass, Aug. 2.--Fire damage
of sS5,000 was done 70 the carpet mills
of ]. H. Cochran to-day There were
400 men, women and girls employed in
the mills at the time and all escaped
although a few girls were overcome
by smoke and were carried out The
Ere destroyed so much Of the plant that
800 Of the workers will be thrown out
Of work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
BROOKLYN MAN FEARS
RESTELLl MAY KILL HIM
Walter Clancy, Monument Dealer, Gets
Telegram Warning Him That
Restslli Is After

New York, Aug 2.-walter Clancy
the owner Of Byooklyn stone yard
asked police protection yesterday for
himself and his home from Louis Res.
tell, who is still at large, although nc
killed his mother and his friend, Henry
Hardwick, and wounded his brother and
two other men on Saturday last in
Quincy, Mass.
Clancy recently bought $1,000 worth
OF granite from Restelli, and he has
received telegram warning him that
the madman has sworn to kin him and
Is now on his way to New York The
name signed to the telegram was not
given out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
TO PROTECT ALFONSO.
Important Steps Are Being Taken In
Paris To-day.

Paris, Aug. Prefect Of police Le-
pine, Is taking every possible precau-
tion to guard the lives Of King Alton
so and Queen Victoria, when they ar
rive to-night, en- route to England. The
royal pair lunehed as guest Of President
Fallieres to-day at RamDouillet. I'aey
viii arrive here tonight aud stop at
the hotel Gaurice tin Wednesday. Paris
is alive with Spanish refugees, and to
prevent attempts at ASSASSINATION Al
fonso and Victoria will be litenally sur
rounded By police and soldiers every
hour Of their stay in Paris.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
CURIOUS CROWD WATCHED
While Men Gave Illustration of How
Hungry Strke Breakers Can Eat.

The three strike breakers who ar
rived IN the city yesterday and are
working in the local yard Of the G. v.
were the cause OF some disturbance on
Pearl street LAST evening The men
were eating their supper in the Otis
hotel when a crowd Of curious men and
boys began to collect and watch them.
The crowd soon grew in such proper
tions that the street in front of the
hotel was crowded After finishing their
supper the strike breakers went into
the Office and sat down. The crowd
remained in the street for over an hour
and until Chief Sinclair and several
officers arrived and dispersed them. The
boys in the crowd yelled "srab" at the
men III the Office and kept d continuous
-shouting. They resumed their work In
the yard this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
BEYOND HIS DEPTH.
Boy Crossing Salem Harbor Walked In.
to Ship Channel.

Salem. Mass. AUG. 2--while attempt.
ing to cross the upper end Of Salem
harbor frem Ferest River park to Mar.
bIehead at law tide yesterday, William
Lavoie. II years Of age, got beyond his
depth and was drowned
The boy started out to cross the har.
Dor in water about ZIP TO BIS waist and
walked right into the ship channel with
out realizing that he was going beyond
his depth
The boy was the son Of Mn. and Mrs.
Archille Layoie, Of "a Prince street,
Salem
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
JOE CANS DYING.
Victim Of White Plague Starts for BAL
timore to See Mother.

Prescott, Ariz., Aug. 2--Jpc Cans
the former lightweight champion, wins
has been in this city for months critical
" III with consumption, left here last
night for his old home in Baltimore
His physical condition Is unchanged
Just before taking the train Cans SAT-.
Il know that ] am going TO die and
for the time | am getting weaker day
by day. ] want to see mother and the
two children in Baltimore before ! die
| did not realize my condition, My last
two fights broke down my constitu.
tion and made me an easy victim Of
consnmption.N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
Afraid Restelli NAY Return.

Quincy, Mass, Aug. IA few false
clews were the only enlivening events
yesterday in search for Louis Restelli,
who Is sought en- the charge of murder,
ing bis mother. Mrs. Marianne Rose Res.
tell, and Henry 4. Hardwick last sat
urday.
Many people in the ueiehborhood with
wnom Resteli had business are afraid
that he may return and do violence TO
them, and sharp watch is being kept
by the officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
m ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Knights Of Columbus in Session at
Quebec.

Quebec. Aug, 2.-The annual eonven-
ton Of the Knights Of Columbus Of
America, opened here yesterday. Hun
dgels Of delegates from Canada and
the United States Newfoundland, Cuba
and Panama are III attendance. At the
close Of the convention ON Thursday,
pilgrimage to Rome and Genoa viii
be made under the leadership Of a mum
Der Of the original incorporators Of the
organization. Among tae original char
ter membership are Daniel Colwell, Dr..
n G. O'Conner and William III Geaw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
SLAP AT coRTIss.
National Council Of Aero Club Of Amer
lea Renders Decision.

New York. Aug 2.-The national
council Of the Aero Club Of America.
which met yesterday to consider the
protest Of Charles X. Hamilton against
Glenn H. Curtiss, announced last night
\ that a resolution had been adopted de-.
nying the sanction Of the club to any
aviation meet not open to all qualified
ard licensed ayiators.
Although no mention is made of eth
er Curtiss or Hamilton, the resolution
is generally interpreted as slap at
Curtiss.
in his protest Hamilton charged that
representations made BY CHrtiss to the
management Of tile Harvard aviation
meet caused the management to refuse
his entry.
This conduct he denounced as un-
sportsmanlike and n-Ameriean. In
fact, the national council now rules that
unless Hamilton's entry Is accepted the
Harvard aviation meet will not be sane
toned, and no records made there will
be considered official
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
Two PASSED, REGISTERED
And for Candidates Qualified for As,
sistant Pharmacists.

AT the recent meeting Of the state
board Of pharmacy TWO drug clerks
passed the examinations for registered
pharmacists and four qualified as as
sistant pharmacists John b. Lambert
of Burlington and Joel B. Bly, Of New
port received diplomas ais registered
pharmacists and Leslie w Howard, ir
sf white River Junction, Enrieo G. So.
Uni ef Barre. William H. ColUmb Of ST
Albans and Malcolm s. Buck Of W'e.ls
River a. assistant pharmacists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
VERMONT CENSUS COMPLETED.
All the Schedules Have Been Sent to
Bureau In Waslington.

Burlington Aug 2-The census Of
Vermont is completed and ali the sched
ules have been sent to Washington.
Nershire was the last town to be heard
from. as the first enumeration papers
were burned in a fire in Barre There
were 294 districts in 5he state and a.
many enumerators all Of whom did good
work Miss Rachel Wisell. chief clerk
md stenographer. viii remain with Sup
errisor L. NJ. Hays 70 complete some
Of the detail work.