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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17
For Sale by O. G. Felt.
AUCTION!

The subscriber having sold his
Farm will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
at Meadow Brook Farm, Manchester
Depot. Vt. on
Tuesday, November -, 1910
commencing at 10 A. NJ, the follow
ing property
Two Horseshoe work and roa
horse, IL yrs. old and weighing lloo
also one bay mare l. yrs. old weigh
ing 1850 pounds.
:s.S Head Of Cattle
consisting OF IL grade Hoistein COWS,
"a due TO freshen In January, ~
3 year old grade Holstein helfers,
tdue TO freshen Ia Feb. and March J
4 yearlings. / yearling thoroughbred
Holstein Bull, grade holsteih
heller calves.
Twenty hogs consisting OF 2 thor
oughbr Berkshire brood sows' !
thoroughbred Berkshire boar, II
thoroughbred Berkshire shoats,
Chester White shoats, Forty fowls
The Following Farming Tools.
One each Dedericks Reversible
Hay Press, Johnston Reaper ana
Binder. Mccormick corn harvester,
Mccormick mower, Johnston mower.
Mower. Johnston Hay Tedder, John
stou Horse Rake, international 10
var Leaf Manure Spreader, sara.
Gus. land pillow, Syracuse side NH
nloy shovel pillow, international
snrlns tooth harrow, Intcrnatlonai
,s.toeh DIsk harrow. smootbing hAr-
row. Hench A Dromfold grain driii.
Empire grain drili, Hench a Droih-
vald land roller, Lumber wagon, SIN
lie TON carriage, set three-beam iok-
sinv slelxhs. with break, bob sic
with break. 4xi4 Grim evaporation,
fine set Of platform csalees
4ebbl. galvanized storage tahk. Noou
an gathering tub. euitNators'
min wagons. about 500 TN sap puca
els With coyesr. quantity OF baieu
rye straw, so tons OF baied nay.
Terms Of sale.
All sums 81 ten dollars ahu w
aer eagh. oyeer $1,000 q credit y
ntrs months viii be given on goon
approved endorsed notes payap,. ~
Factory Point National BANK MAI
chester Center, VI
No goods 10 be removed nnui sFs'
tied for
Lunch served Al noon.
JOHN ROBINSON,
Auctiopeer
JOHN j sQUIREs.
Manchester Depot, Wa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17
How.s IhIsa

We ufifs t95e Hundred NuilAfs ssaFd for
Mgag csMF - Tn8Afrb tisai NaBAul te esftd ~
Halls fatNfFh CARE
Fg.GnI~El 4 90. Toledo. d.
We the undeesisne3 have knosn D. J.
tk4saey TO- tbs iasi Is yszFs and believe hlIn
teffertly lesHgfat8f N All taasi8ess iransae.
faaaae agl1 lsaaAeialiy A&s3e ~ CARR uAg ans
ssialAgaa son n4stt ~ 10. nsFn-
~ ANgNa, kTANAS MAEFgN
Aao3esAie Druggists Toissio o.
AAfi& sfsf#t aNse i tzke1 Internally
ar45ns o. silly nps04 ihs hlass1 and n.naolsts
suftscx~s It's system, TrstlfnG1iAis sefs
free. igs r. eeats per- bcffbe SOLD hy ali
Dfags1A,
TsSs D ia fsmisy ~. 10 soasts - taos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

r.lnle N MIIIlam Q. wnIIam..

The undersigned. having been appolhrl,t, ~
Inv The Honorable Probate Court OF the us
tg,et OF Manchester. Commissioners, 70 80.
eeiye examine, ANA adjust the claims sll
detnands uf All persons against the estate %
William q. Williams ny. ~ I'M y iis.,..
hibited in OFFSET thereto, hereby give notice
that We will meet for the purpose ai.f, sala
Al the late residence Of ibe deceased N W
io, n n Winhnli IN said District on tbe
III day ~ May next. from J o'clock
=. M untH -four O'Clock .. m, on said dag;
and thai SIX months from The tth day %
Nov. A. D.. 1910. isthe time limited ~ sa .'l
ronrt for said creditors "a present their
cI.i,,,s "a Is for sxan8ination and allowance.
nnted NJ Manchester his itn In, ~ oea'
A. u. 1910
n. W. MELEsDf icom =
O. r. BtiRBfH,
J. ". Meiendy Administrator, sghth
Londonderry VA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17
X. u. OIVII III,
Center, Vermont
Commissioners Notice
Estate Of Jonas Hin

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the DIS
trict OF Manchester, Commissioners, To re.
eelye, examine,'and adjust the claims ahn
demands Of all persons against the estate OF
TOMAS HilI late OF Winhall, In said
District. deceased. ana all chains 81
bibted in Offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we viii meet for.the purpose aforesaid,
II gondvllle. IN said District,
on the 18th day of April next.
from one O'Clock p. m.s,untll Hour
o'clock y. N. on said day, and that ~
months from the 18th day of oct. A. D.,
1910 Is the time limited by said Court for
mid creditors 10 present their claims TO Us
for examination and allowance.
Dated nj Winhall this 18th day Of
October. A. D.. 1910.
GA. STYLES, rou
H. l.. GORDON !
II. q. Williams Admir-. BondNlle' W. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

Gov aud Mrs Mead are ecilpsiug
all records for the brllllsHcy Of their
soelkl functions The Governor u
also EiyIns hls ant. convention DO
tractors good example 81 what q
vigorous man Ia the mellow days OF
bic life can do In the way OF atteud
loo 10 the duties Of bis position, They
ARE finding that Governor Mead u
indeed Governor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

The legislature has decided ~
11losgn fram the 1914 ~ the gtth
80 Az to aiiu~ All hanaR "a ~
beaa and get a soea square Meal
~ notheFs cooking Ihey ak ~.
~afo 10 rompsnsatlua FOR lhs Va.
#giun ave iheiT natleANr 6uehs
Il ID jgF, ~ veil ihai they alt get
AVA for a feN days fhey neeo
she ebkaHe ~ 4il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed
~ thu Honorable Probate Court Tor The lps'
trict OF Manchester, Commissioners, 10 re,
eoiVe examine, and adjust the clhlms hnu
demands IN ali persons against the estate ol
John Hector late OF Dorset IN said District
deceased. and all claims exhibited ~ onsei
thereto, hereby give notice that wewill meet
for the purpose Aforesaid AZ the lnle resi-,
EAST Dorset IN said District on tht
9th day Of Apr. next. from i o'clock D. NJ
until 4 o'clock .. m on said day and that sls
months from the Mdh day of Oct A. ~,
iyin. Is the time limited BY said Court foi
sald creditors Ia present their claims To us
FOR examination and allowance.
Dated at Dorset this 18th day OF oct
A. D.. 1910.
Err. HARDWOOD
John 4. MCLAUGHLIN com =,
II Is. KEN DALI
Charlotte oolyin, AdnS East Dorset W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

The Assistant Judges ~ THE
oosntg met AZ Bennington roufi
Eanse rec.ntiy and held counsel
18th the treasurer ~ the county
ADD The auditor ane decided ~
have a bili introduced lnt0 the
legislature shsroby tie couuiy CAB
lay tAA Of 20 ~ year flor the
b~st two yeafs Ia order ~ pap Nv
what thu county ia hehlnd and FOL
tuueni erpsnses Of the next two
B rAfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17
Estate OF Hannah S. Bolster.

Order of Notice Allowance u Account.
STATE or VERMONT plsirict o. Man
IN Heaorabis Probate Conn., for ne De
trgct Aforesaid
To al persons interested Ia ire estate ~
uannah : Bolster late II IandgHoye,'n - q
i,',strs s...,-s.,ad ERtrTIs @:
WuyrgAs. said Coui I bias assigned the lst
das ~ l3ssf. nFKi, for examining audniioNlAk
M account Of the 4 seent9is ~ thr estate
N .sid deeeassd and tof decree ~ the resi-,
si,ie ~ aid estate 10 he lawful claimants ~
~. same and ordered that public notice
tb.rs.of b. given 10 all persetts inferfefra
IA said astass ~ publishing THIS order three
xfeks st,rrnssgyaiy previous ~ the DAY ~
stasse.t III the Manchester 5nuFuai news
rs't,er Published At Manchester ~ said IN
tFici, -..c..,. -
. near al the froiass once - Manchester
i $40 l8stFic{ on the dag nskignrds thea
and there 10 contest she allowance ~ saiu
s-es.sint II you see cause. ard 70 esiablish
ss.rtr rislt a. beirs iegat~es apd hsfdi
claimants 10 said residue.
T,fven under my hand, this hh asy ~
Snf- 1919.
n EDWARD 0aIFFfTH Jecss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

furnish the monument shown in
the above cut and many others in three
sizes. II you contemplate purchasing
either Mausoleum. Monument. or any
thins in the line Of cemetery work, write
me and | will furnish you designs TO
choose from, and give you prices sci
complete in any cemetery. See my
January adv. in journal Tor psriial list
Of people | have sold work to in Man.
chester Prices reasonable, work guar.
sn,eed FIRST class. Your patronage
solicited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

state ~ vermont, County ~ Bennington 49,
w u. kni~fis Cashier ~ the above.
hnineA hank. 40 solennig swear that The
above statement d true ~ ibe hest IN INV
knowledge and belief
W. ~ BOBEETs. Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn 10 lsfore me ahis
iSih DAD a November 1910.
kDwanp GRrrHm Sofary Papile.
Correct Attest
V. l.. NYaAa.
III. " SHAW lHfertors
Ell. HAwLEy
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II

REPORT " The condition Of the Factory
~ Point National Bank Of Manchester
Center, NJ Manchester Center IN the state
q vermont ~ The close Of business Nov
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

FOR SALE Extra fine Chester
White pigs
Thos Y Kelley
S0.lt Manchester nepnt VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

The Senators who voted 10 repu-
date a pledge twice made by the
Republican party. to exempt from
trustee process wages to the amount
Of ten dollars, were Archibald oil
Bennington, Butler OF Windham,
Butterfield OF Orleans, Coolidge OF
Windsor. Cushman OF Bennington.
Darling OF Caledonia. Davis OF Wind
sor, Field of Addison. Griswald OF
Grand Isle, Lyford Of Washington,
Norton OF chittenden, Pike OF Lam
ollie, Porter OF Caledonia, Scribner
Of Orange, Seayer OF Orange, Shell
ion OF Franklin, Shepardson OF
FRANKLIN, Smith OF chittenden, Tap
lln OF Orleans. futile of Rutland.
II tw0-thlrds OF a Senate solidly Re-
publican turn their backs on the
party that elected them, they may
BE- pretty sure that future senates
viii be- made up in part OF Demo
rats. and they Will be responsible
Tor the change Montpelier Jour
nal
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
KILLED BY ENGINE.
Young Italian Run Down While
Walking on Tracks.

Silvo Quaranta. seventeen years old,
an Italian lahorer. was run down and
instantly killed yesterday evening about
c O'Clock by a switch engine IN charge
OF L. r. Wilson. engineer. at the inter-
section OF New York avenue and Fourth
street northeast.
The youth was walking with his back
toward the engine. and did not hear the
warning whistle. When the crew brought
the engine and cars 10 a standstnl his
arms and legs were nearly severed The
body rolled about twenty feet after be-
Ing crushed
Quaranta was mangled almost beyond
recognition He was identified after a
roli cali - men employed on the section
gang, which revealed he was miss
ing. Articles found in his pockets were
recognized by relatives. who viewed the
body before Il was removed To the
morgue. Coroner hewitt made 4 prel,m-
mary investigation. and viii order an
inquest for this morning
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
.LOYELORN WIDOW
COMMITS SUICIDE
Body of Lucy D. Baker Found
In Gas-tilled Room.

Despondent because she believed her
love 10 be unrequited, Mrs. Lucy D.
Baker, a widow. twenty-five years old,
lay on a bed in a room at $40 Eleventh
street southwest last night and inhaled
illuminating gas until she was dead. Her
body was discovered about ten minutes
after midnight by Richard Gemlni, her
sweetheart
Mrs. Baker was the widow OF Harry D.
Baker. She resided with her mother.
Mrs. Emma Wuden. at the Eleventh
street address. Several months ago Ge-
mini engaged a room at the house and
has since been boarding with Mrs. Wur-
den.
Gemini left the house about s O'Clock
last night. What transplred between him
and Mrs. Baker has not been learned. but
It Is believed friendly relations had been
broken. Mrs. Baker went 10 her room
on the second floor and her relatives be-
Ilieved she had retired. Her brother
Lewis returned home about 10 o'clock and
retired, while her sister and mother went
TO bed about II o'clock All thought Mrs
Baker was peacefully slumbering Ia her
room. But as soon as the household was
quiet the despondent woman left her
bed, erept downstairs. and entered Ge-
minis room, She locked the door from
the inside and barred It. Then, attaching
a rubber tube to the gas. she turned on
the flow, placed the end in her mouth,
and lay down on the bed.
Gemini returned home about midnight.
He tried to open the door. but failed.
He made several futile attempts, and
then summoned Lewis Wurden to help
him. They discovered the odor Of gas
and broke down the door and found The
lifeless body.
The police were notified, and Police
man Jackson. of the Fourth precinct. was
dispatched 10 the house Jackson sum
moned an ambulance from Emergency
Hospital Or. Philip Newton responded
and pronounced Mrs. Baker dead.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
BILL" MACABEE DEAD.
Navy MOurns Passing of Oldest
Sailor in Service


Philadelphia, Oct. 6. Among the in
mates and attaches of the United States
Naval Home. on Grays Ferry road. this
morning. there was an afr of deep
mourning. for "Cap'n BnT' AIacabee
passed away last night. cut down in the
flower Of one hundred and seven years.
"Cap'n Bill" celebrated the one hun
dred and seventh anniversary of his birth
on September % He has been in the
navy for ninety-three years, and for the
last forty has been an inmate of the
United States Naval Home
Just thirteen days ago "Caph Biz
celebrated his birthday. II was a gala
occasion, but the festivities wearied
Nacabee greatly. and when the anniver-
sary dinner which the government pro-
vided for him was over. the centenarian
asked to be taken to his room. He went
10 bed and was asleep In FIVE minutes.
And then he began for the first time in
his life to complain Of feeling i'll. He
was taken TO the hospital. where he
lapsed gradually into stupor, and fin
ally into the death sleep
Uncle Sam sent the old tar a birthday
cake And such q cake, Ornamented
with 107 red. white. and blue candles.
that prize of the bakers art surpassed
everything In that line ever seen.
Macabee was born in Baltimore. IN
1903 He entered the navy at the age
of fourteen years as apprentice on board
the frigate Constitution. He later served
on the Cumberland and the Merrimac,
and when the civil war opened he was
one OF the crew of the old PENNSYLVANIA.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
TAYLOR NAMED.
"Flddling Bob" Nominated by Dem.
ocrats of Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 6.-"our Bob" viii
be the slogan OF Tennessee sBama esey
again this year FOR at 6.30 o'clo1k To-
night Senator Robert L. Taylor received
and accepted the nomination for governor
amid such scenes OF enthusiasm and con-
idence as have not been approached IN
any OF the many other State conventions
held in the Ryman auditorium this year
The convention adopted a platform that
leaves the temperance question 20 be de-
cided by the legislature, J. ". Thomas
was nominated for railroad commissioner
Practically ali the men who have been
recognized as Democratic leaders in the
State took part in the convention, and
harmony prevailed throughout, though
there was a sharp debate on the temper
ance plan that left no rancor with any
one. The understanding al this hour IS
that the Democratic campaign 4ill open
at once with guns trained on every cen
ter or fusion strength between the noun
tains and the Mississippi River.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
HUYLER WILL FILED.
Bulk of Estate Left In Trust for
Children

New York. Oct 6-The will Of John 6
Huyler was fled to-day. and although
the testator made no charitable or
religious bequests in IT, because he said
he believed 1t wiser TO make such gifts
during his lifetime, codicil 70 the will
provides for eight such bequests OF from
s., 800 10 5000
The will was executed November IS.
1907. and the codicil September 4 1908.
Mr.. Huyler leaves $500 TO his stepson.
William c. Dodge. and $500 TO his sriend.
Louis NJ Fulton.
The entire capital stock OF the HuyIer
company IS put in trust for the benefit
of four sons, Frank De Kay. David.
Coulter. and John S. Huyler. jr., and
two grandchildren, John S. Huyler Held
and Abbie Huyler Held. but $500. 900 OF
that fund is set apart for the use of the
widow. The trustees and executors are
Frank De Kay Huyler and Coulter D.
Huyler.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
SCHIFFS LIFE THREATENED.
Banker Has Warrant sworn Out for
WOman's Arrest.

New York, Oct IA warrant was
issued to-day by Magistrate Appleton. in
the Tombs Court. for the arrest OF a
woman who is said 70 have threatened
the life Of Jacob H. schiff. the banker.
The arrest VIII probably be deferred
until tomorrow.
II is said that the woman who threat
ened Mr.. Schif Is one who until re-
Gently had a place on the board of a
charitable institution in which the banker
had large interest and to which he
contributed. A short time ago the woman
was displaced from her position and
she conceived the idea that Mr.. schin
had been responsible.
Her enforced retirement preyed upon
her mind. It is reported, until she
believed that Mr.. Schim had DETAINED
her character.
II Is said that she made an Intellectual
attempt 10 see Mr.. Schiff in his Office
within the last few days The woman is
described as cultured and generally
known in the circles OF Jewish charity.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
FREIGHT CAR WRECKS HOUSE
Runaway HurIs Sleeping Occupant,
Into Street

Trenton, \, J., Oct 6.-The two-story
frame house of Caleb C. Stover was
lifted from its foundations by a runaway
freight car early this morning and landed
in the middle of Mulberry street with its
sleeping occupants.
The car. which was heavily loaded
broke away from the freight house OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad and ran down
grade into the Slower home Mrs. Stover.
the only member OF the family awake
at the time was thrown violently TO the
floor and rendered unconscious. Her
three brothers, her father and a daugh-
ter, all OF whom were IN bed. were un-
injured.
The pictures stayed on the walls. the
lamps moved a little on the table. but
did not upset, the clock in the parlor
kept on running. and the one in the
kitchen stopped exactly at 1890 O'Clock.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
GEORGETOWN man
Shot IN STREET
William Cody at Hospital in
Serious Condition.

William Cody. twenty-one years old. Of
l2SI Thirtieth street northwest. was shot
in the groin aoout / o'clock this morn
ing by negro whom he met at Thirty
first and NJ streets while on his way
home with Frank Cody the brother
The negro fed. and Frank Cody pur-
sued him 20 K street. where he dis
appeared. running eastward.
Young Cody was taken 10 the George
town University Hospital. where his con-
ditiOn is critical The police arrested a
negro, who will be taken there for identi-
fication. The victim is an employe Of the
Georgetown Gas Company According 10
Cody and his brother. the negro shot him
a moment after they had bumped into
each other and a few words were ex-
changed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
ATTEMPTS TO KILL
CHINESE PRINCE
San Francisco Detectives
Save TSai-Suun.

san Francisco. Oct 6-An attempt to
assassinate Prince Tsai Sum, head OF
the Imperial Chinese naval commission 10
the United States as he left his special
train at Oakland Mole late this after
noon, was frustrated by Secret Service
Agent Harry Moffatt and Detective Ser
genat George McNIahon. who arrested
George Fong, a California born Chinese
and member Of the young China party,
while drawing loaded revolver from his
pocket
F'ong was among the immense throng
which lined the station platform TO greet
the prince, and but for the fact that the
train failed to stop at its usual place in
the trainshed he would have been sue
cessful. Monatt had been previously
warned that an attempt might be made
on the life OF the distinguished visitor,
and he was on the lookout Wong having
been pointed out TO him as a leading
member of the young China party. As
the huge engine passed the spot where
il would usually stop, Fong ran with the
crowd in an effort TO be on the ground
when the prince landed.
He took of his gloves when he was
seized by Moffatt end McMahon and
hustled on to the ferryboat while the
prince and his party were escorted to
the naval tug Unadilla. The arrest was
made so quietly that no one of the large
crowd. either with the prince or amons
the commuters, knew of it.
Fong said that as q member of the
Young China party he considered it his
duty TO kill the prince and his aid, and
assist in the progress of the movement 10
free China OF the rule of the Manchus.
He declared he hesitated to fire the shot
on account of the large number of Amer
leans who were in the way and might be
hit, that he did not want to iniure any
body but the prince. and attributed the
failure of his scheme TO this cause alone
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
ARRESTED ON RELEASE.
Former Virginia Cashier Had First
Served Three Years.

Richmond. Va. Oct. "a B. Butt.
former cashier OF the Peoples Bank of
Portsmouth. was released from prison
this morning and Immediately arrested
on capias issued by the Judge OF the
Corporation Court OF Portsmouth
Butt had just finished serving q three
year term in the penitentiary having
been sentenced on one indictment charg-
ing him with embezzling the funds or the
bank He was taken 10 Portsmouth this
afternoon 10 answer TO nineteen more
indictments
a final appeal was made TO Gov. Mann
by Mrs. Butt and delegation OF the
most influential citizens OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth, but the governor declined
10 interfere.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-07
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages.
i-Roosevelt in Washington.
Insane Man Under Arrest.
Young Woman Takes Life.
Attack on Chinese Prince.
Negro Shoots White Man.
2-Colore6 Voters Raise Standard.
MIX Men ASK Hearing.
Tennis Tourney Ends To-day.
TWO Women Hurt on Car.
S-Massachusetts Republicans Meet.
Trouble in Michigan G. o. p.
Nebraska In Doubt
+Massaehusetts DEMOCRATS Act.
Story of Lisbon Revolt
Bishop Harding Dined.
5-Society and Personal
Dinner 10 Prison Congress
e-Editorial.
I'm World OF Women.
s-Nationais Break Even.
CMarlboro Races.
Daily Court Record.
il-Markets.
Wall Street Letter.
l2-Dr. Hudson Seeks Raise.