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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
COT LICENSE in BURLINGTON
Young Knox and Miss Boiler Were There
on Sunday.

Burlington, March s.-That PHIL
ander G. Knox in, son Of the United
States Secretary Of State Knox and
Miss May Gertrude Boiler Of Providence
r. T., were married II this city on sun
day as reported from Providence, is
certain. They came to this city Sun
day afternoon on the milk train from
Champlain, n u, having failed TO bet
tile knot tied III Champlain.
Arriving here the young Mr. Knox
hustled about III search 81 q marriage
License After some delay this much
needed document was obtained Max
81 Powell acted as fairy godfather
to the young people ard piloted them
through the intrieacies Of Vermont mar,
riage law SO that not q boulder or
snag rufled the now placid waters
After the marriage license had been
secured they stated that they would
FIRST visit the Rev E G Guthrie and
if he was not present to tie the knot,
they would visit some other pastor.
They left on an evening train for
Providence E. IL their young faces
wreathed 10 smiles
Mn Guthrie on being asked yesterday
If he performed the ceremony declined
to answer the question
Mr. Powell when interviewed yester
day, also refused to say anything about
the matter he admitted that Mr.
Knox and Miss Boiler were il the city
on Sunday, but further than that he
would say nothing II refuse TO talk
about il" be said
Young Mr. Knox stated Sunday that
an older brother 81 his eloped and was
married and that he preferred to have
his own doings kept ont of the papers
4 am not locking for notoriety," he
said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
WENT WITH pEARY.
Prot. Macmillan to SHOW Barre the
North Pole.

kf0I. MacMilau 70 Snow Barre the
North Pole.
Through the efforts Of c. r. Millar
Of this city, who was college chum Of
the now famous Donald b MACMILLAN,
1t has been arranged that the latter
will give his Illustrated lecture and
wonderfully interesting story Of the
Peary expedition to the north pole at
the Barre opera house Oh the evening
Of March 25. he is the only one of
the expedition, aside from Peary him
self, who is lecturing
It viii be recalled that Professor Mac
MILAN was the last white man of
Pearys comrades to be dropped when
the commander made his final dash. it
IS said that no. Arctic explorer has ever
produced a more intelligent, instruct
i've and graphic lecture upon the far
northland than this one given by Mr..
Macmillan. II is d0ubly interesting
from the fact that tie basis Of the
story is the experience Of one who per-
sonally accompanied Commander Peary.
The lecture is given with two hundred
stereoptieon views and when he came
TO the Blanchard opera house il Mont
peher this winter, there was hardly
standing room left for the erows. which
packed the theatre Everybody said it
was the finest entertainment Of The
kind that ever came to Montpelier.
Exchange tickets will be sold is az.
vance and the exchange for reserved
seaat win begin at Hendricks drug
store at 9 O'clock On she morning Of
March 81.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
WILL BEGIN TRAINING
ON APRIL FOOLS DAY
Announcement Made To-day Of Jefsries'
Plan for Preparation. Was On
Read Eight Miles Yester-

Los Angeles, Cal, March g. Tt was
hnnonneed to-day that James } JEFF
fries regular training viii commence
an April at bis quarters ii the Santa
Cruz mountains, south Of Frisco and
near the coast Sam r'erger. Farmer
Burns and Armstrong viii be in camp
and later Gotch and Corbett Jefsries
was on the road fer eight miles yes.
|terday and was called of from chopping
down tree in his mothers yard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
ELECTIONS IN MAINE
Held with Thunder and Lightning as
Accomplishments.

Accomplishments
Portland. Me-, March s.-In The mu.
nicipal elections III eleven Maine cities
yesterday, tbs Republicans elected seven
mayors ard viii control tbe city govern.
ment in eight cities The Democrats
gained mayors in Waterville and South
Portland, losing control Of the City gav-
ernmeHt iu TIE latter city, bat winning
complete power Ill the former Seven
mayors were candidates fo reelection
and not one failed
Former Mayor A. g Heeertby Of Els
worth, wh0 served four terms l903-8
was unopposed at the polls ia the Han
cock county city Mayor Frank
A. Morey of Lewiston, a Democrat, was
given his fourth consecutive election.
WateryilIe is The only instance Of com
plete overthrow in political complexion
South Portland elected q Democratic
mayor to replace q Republican, but gave
the Republicans control Of The city GOV
ernment.
Rain, accompanied by lightning and
thunder, during the early forenoon, kept
the vote below normal in most instances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
STRIKE SITUATION
UNCHANGED TODAY
city Ofieials Claim Trouble IS Practical
" over, While Strikers Think DIFF
fereDtIy Effort to Secure
Statewide Strike

Philadelphia Pa, March s Sat noon
.o day, the strike situation was i'm
hanged Both sides are playing the
batting game. and tie labor leaders de-
Hare there afe l85.0Q0 men out. Tho
|ty officials admit there are about 5000
buf say Chat many returned To-day
|Iavor Reyhnrn declared this afternoon
|aat the strike Is practically over The
Iity IS So quiet that a large number of
|he peheemn have BEEN sent home at
be strike headqaarters i IS announced
Fat II. p. Nahon. international presi-
|enf Of the carmen has gone to New
4stle. to 81 present at q meeting Of tie
ate federation. where, Il Is ramored.
determined effort will b made t5 S.
SIRE the calling of q statewide strike
he best iufermatio received shows
bout 3e.e0o men 70 Be iale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
CALLS PROHIBITION
A FAILURE
Gompers Expressed Himself ForcibIy on
the Question To-day When Ask
ca TO Speak

Chicago, March s. "ProMbition IS a
failure / am not in sympathy with
that movement" IN tits empathie way
President Gompers to-day declared him
self 60 tie question Of aboiishing sail
oons He openly refused 10 address a
local option meeting in j campaign by
prohibtionists to get Chicago labor to
join the crusade Gompers further
said efne proper regulation Of the
liquor traffic Is much more effective for
temperance than the abolition ST sail
oons under local option or prohibition
laws"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
cHARaED wIrH MuRDER.
gaaan's Body Found, Following Quarrel
Death Probably Result of Blow.

boston, March s-Harry Simpson has
been arrested on the charge of numbering
Helen Horn. who posed as his wife. The
woman body was found in bis room
Sc tarday night Simpson was arrested
Yesterday, freed and arrested again to-
DAY. wien neirhbors told 81 quarrel
taking place. Conclusion of Die brain,
lfsulting, 1t Is believed, from a blow, is
thought TO have killed the woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
sELLINe cIeARErrEs.
Various Burlington Dealers Hailed Into
Court

HA eva fF~fA+"+N %#eAA%1 AAAN
Court
Burlington March s.-Fred " Whit
tie. NJ Roqrove, Israel Miller, Louis
Alfred and Arthur Martelle. merchants.
who conduct small stores IN the north
end Of the city. were arraigned with
selling cigarettes and cigarette papers
TO Arthur Couchan minor, and other
small boys Couchn Is IA years Of age.
Mr. Whittle was found guilty and
was fined $40 and costs Of si4.53. with
the alternative sentence Of rs days in
jail He paid the fine and costs. Mr..
RoRrove pleaded not guilty, but was
found guilty and fined $40 and costs
81 sl24l, with the alternative sentence
of ~ days He took an appeal and
furnished bail in the sum 81 500.
In the cases ct Mr. Miller, Mr.. Alfred
and Ar. Martelle only partial hearings
were held and the cases were continued.
Mr Miller and 8ir. Alfred win appear
again on Wednesday and Mr.. Martelle
sill appear "a Thursday The three
fpandants pleaded not guilty % The
charges Bail for their appearance IN
each case was Hxed at slo9
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
ALLEGED SLAYER
OF CHILD CAUGHT
John pfeiffeT, Aged 26, Charged with
Throwing His Child in Furnace,
Was Sought for Three
Months.

Newark, n j., March s.. On the
charge Of throwing his nine months old
child into a furnace, John Pfeiifer, aged
20, Of Derby, Conn. vas arrested here
to-day, after a country wide search for
more than three months. Mrs. Pfaifer
i beld at Derby as en- aecompliee to
the murder, which was alleged 10 have
been committed last December
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
GAINS FOR awETs.8
Were Made in Massachusetts Elections
Yesterday.

Boston, March sSome surprising
somrsaulta On the license question we're
made yesterday BY towns % the cen
tral and western parts of The state.
Elections were held ia nearly two-thirds
of the S2l towns in Massachusetts and
in many Of these The license issue
overshaaowed all others. Throughout
the state as whole, however, the ag-
gregate vote on this issue fen Off a
considerable total gain was made hy the
license forces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
wILL BE FINE MoNuMENr.
NEWELL & caIcagni Get Important Ccn-
tract from Mrs. Bolster.

Noyelli & CaleaQni Of this city have
secured d contract from Mrs L. J. Boil
sb6r Of Barre To complete and erect q
very fine Tight Barre Wanites monu-
ment, 70 be placed az the grave Of her
late husband in Elmwood cemetery. The
quality Of the material il To be the finest
tight Barre chat can Be obtained and
the work is to be fine l2-cut throughout.
The monument is to be Of sarcophagus
design and elab0rately carved. The BOT
tom base viii be ten BY six and g half
b. one and half feet, and the total
height Of the memorial will be about
seventeen feet, including a granite stat
ne representing Meditation This statue
VIII rest on q plinth at the top Of the
The work VIII he one of the
finest private monuments IN this vicinity.
which viii mark the progress made in
fashioning Barre granite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08

Field building inspector. $500. signed
By II q Patterson and J. ?. Olds.
Assessor Andreani applied for author
ity % engage clerk. secure supplies
and install telephone il the assessors
Offices and al was granted after consid-
erable discussion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
A New patfolfnan

Frank Hamel was again presented for
patrolman. following BIS rejection last
Saturday and the aldermen voted against
him, TO O. TAis matter was taken Up
after the conference On TIE chief of the
police when Mayor Muteh presented
John W Dineen, and tbe appointment
was confirmed : yes, no Mn. Dinean
is a member of The granite manufactur-
ing firm oi Dineen Bros, whose place Of
business Is on BurRhams meadow
The only other business 81 the alder
men was the receipt Of Q communication
from the mayor advancing the advisa-
bility e patroniging home industries ard
seeing that the union label Is placed 81
the citys printing. The Communication
was accepted and placed on BE-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
MRS. INeERsoLL aETs CHECK
.ong Legal Battle Ends in Favor Of
Orators Widow.
laoston. Mareh 5. 80 ! leeal ba

Boston, March 8. After q legal bait
aA which has been dragged through
state and federal courts for fully twenty
gears, Mrs. Eva "A. Engersoll, widow 81
Robert G. lngersoh yesterday succeed.
n IA receiving certified check for
slS555I.gs, representing fee, wAica
she claimed was due her husband for
services III breaking the win of the late
Andrew O. Davis, a millionaire miner,
IF Montana
The claim for the fee was lodged in
she state court il 1890 and later went
10 the United States courts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
ANNUAL Lie MEErTNe.
Officers Elected and Other Business
Transacted Village Tax SOC.

Village Tax, SOC.
Waterbury March s. The annual vii.
lage meeting was held ia the village bali
la evening, at which Editor H e.
WhitehiT was again elected president
The officers are as follows President
IL e. Wntehill; first trustee. p. f.
Campbell; second trustee, f. g. Luce,
clerk. j. s. Fullerton; treasurer, E. x.
foslyn; chief engineer 0lin king; first
assistant Guy G Scott second assistant,
William Gilbert fire wardens, 0in King.
Guy Scott, William Gilbert. S. NJ. Cup.
eli; auditors =. i. knight G. II. Dale.
W b. Clark; water commissioner for
three years G. Z. Moody; tax, Soc. G. E.
was authorized 70 get options on addi-
tiona springs and report at the next
annual meeting. Two hundred dollars
was voted FOR the fire company and So
per man far each FIRE where tbe water IS
turned on 1nc meeting was very har-
monious. Mr. Whitehiifs service the
past year Il very highly spoken Of.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
pEArH On YouNa WOMAN.
Lily johnson Passed Away Shortly Be-
fore Noon To-day.

The death Of Miss Lily johnson
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles John.
son, who reside on the East Montpelier
road, occurred shortly before noon to-
day after a ten days illness from pneu-
monia Miss johnson was q years Of
age last October and was we'll known
and well liked ID this city, where She
attended Spaulding nigh school She
was for time employed at the Eureka
restaurant
She Is survived by her parents, one
sister, Miss Dolly, and four brothers,
William, John Albert and Victor Her
father Is at present % Sahda, Colo.
RADIO. The funeral arrangements are
not yet completed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were n A. Smith.
Hartford Conn; F q Billings. Sharon
y a. Robbins Bostoni 4. r Rice, Bos-
ton; 7. M smith Wilimmstown; =
Davenport, New York; six members OF
AIeEneliy's orehestfa. Of Milford, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
New Police Chief.

For the position Of chief II police.
Mayor Mutch first appointed Henry Al
eNander, and the aldermen rejected him.
yes, nos. Later IN the evening. the
name Of patrolman George X. earle
vas presented, but before this was acted
on the aldermen went into executive ses-
sion, and after a conferences Of the police
committee with the mayor the name was
withdrawn and that Of Samuel Sinclair
Uss presented, with the result that there
were ~ votes ia opposition
Af Sinclair Is about 81 years Of age
and was born IN County Antash ire
land lie came 70 this country and 10
Barre eight years ago. and since that
TINS has been employed by Marx 8 Cor
don az his TRADE g granite cutting. TIE
new eaief j. married bat has 40 eail
dgen ~ Sinclair s wen Apd fasorably
kaoWn n Barre end has msny ileuds
ir h8 eilr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08
Samuel Sinclair Chief Of Police
For Barre
OyERSEER
William Wishart Grand Juror, John VI.
Dineen Regular Patrolman; Dr.
John ". Stewart City Ply
sician-Important Business.

City Attorney J. Ward Carver was
last night reappointed By Mayor Mutch
and confirmed unanimously 81 the board
oi aldermeni Samuel Sinclair was like
wise appointed and confirmed a. chief
81 police 10 succeed David W Faulkner.
and ovorscer Of the Poor 0. D. shurtled
WAS also unanimously returned to Office,
while other appointiye officers were se-
iected as followss
CITY physician, Or. John W. Stewart.
5 YES, J no.
John Dineen. patrolman, 4 yes, no.
William Wishart, grand juror, yes,
2 no.
A. G THaen. inspector Of leather. s
yes, no.
W. Il. Messer and r. L. Hayward,
inspector of lumber and shingles yes
= s. Prior. fence-viewer "a. Il Dodge
refused q servels 5 yes, ] no.
q. Z. Wiley poundkeeper. yes
The above results were accomplished
after some parleying and conference be-
tween Mayor Muioh and the aldermen.
For the position oi city attorney, the
mayor first appointed S. Holister Jack.
SON, and the aldermen rejected The nomi
nation. IS to nothing Subsequently.
Mayor Mutoh named MF. Carver, and the
went through hg A unani-
nous vote, as above stated.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

Let's start right and do something
for Hayti this year.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06
OUR PROSECUTOR.

At the last term of circuit court
twenty cases of felonies were disposed
of-twenty convictions-at the hands
of Prosecuting Attorney, j. S. Cos
som.
This sounds bad, one way, but good
another. 1t shows great deal of
crime in the county, which is baG; but
it shows that we have prosecutor
who is able to cope with the evil doers,
and to dispose of them and disp patch
them on short notice.
A great many people are not dispos-
ed to give Judge Gossom credit for
what he does, and some people do not
want to give him any credit, but his
work speaks pretty loudly, and we GER
tainly do believe that he is at least en-
titled to anG should receive some COM
mendation for the record he is making
in the criminal court room at Car
uthersville, and the more we can en-
courage him the better he can do.
He has the record of having made
the most forceful speech ever made be-
fore the Pemiscot county bar, and the
many good convictions he has made
is going to make his "play house
hard to tear down..
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06
A TOWN DEADBEAT.

The other day we handed ''citizen'
of Hayti free copy of the Herald,
and invited him to subscribe. lmag-
inc our surprise when he drew from
his pocket copy of the Commercial !
Appeal and said: "No, your paper
is too small; there is more news in
this and it is all | want" We said
to him: "But you live in Hayti-this
is your home-your family is here and
you educate your children in our
schools and get all the benefit of our
institutions, and you ought to help
support them" The trouble about
citizens of this class is that they want
to get all they can out of town with
out doing anything for it. They order
their groceries, dry goods and furni-
ture from mail order houses. They
are the very worst kind of deadIeats,
SO far as the progress of the town is
concerned, and content to live, enjoy
city life and raise and educate their
children at the expense of their neigh
bors. People of this class are an in
jury to any town and should be ig-
nored by all intelligent and progress
i've people.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06
THE NEW YEAR.

With this issue the Hayti Herald
enters into the New Year-l9lO.
To each and every one, friend and
foe alike, we wish happy and pros
porous year.
In the year of 1910 the Herald will
be the same as in the past.
We are working for the best interest
of the town, regardless Of who is bene-
fitted, or how unthankfully our labors
may be received.
But we need a more substantial
support in 1910 than was accorded us
in 1909, as we are getting older and
less able to work the long hours and
live on the meager support received.
Every merchant, business and pro-
fessional man in Hayti ought to be re-
presented in our advertising columns
and every citizens name should be on
our subscription books, not as per-
sonal favor to the editor-it does not
of the editor and the editor does not
care--but you should support the pa
per for the gs1a it will do the town,
to enable the town to have paper,
and to show to the outside world that
Hayti is worthy of having a paper.
1910 is liable to hold many surpris.
es end many perplexing problems for
! the people of Pemiscot county.
The litigation over the public square
on which stands Hayti's $4,000 city
hallway become very interesting.
The local option and statewide ques
tions are liable to arouse the people
next summer.
And the Democratic primary an6
general election are to be decided
In all these matters and more, yor
will want and need your home paper
and will have many favors to ask
But in dealing with these matters the
Herald will be fair and impartial, ant
shall endeavor to give equal justice tt
all
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

our den and crawled in through a
back window, resolving not to go home
until the shadows of night had fallen
over Mars. But when we arrived at
our desk and looked into our subscrip-
tion books, to our amazement we dis
covered that this know-how-to-do-all-
thing-well son of nature was not sub
scriber. Now, what we are trying to
find out is: Whose paper did he bor-
rowp-Mars PA. Dispatch.
The Herald editor heard of like
conversation, the other day, by a
young buck. His dady owes for two
years subscription, and about S23. .OC
on the side. Better get the old man
to dig up, son.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06
"GET-TO.GETHER" MEETING,

The County Democratic Committee
met at the court house in this city yes
terday afternoon and appointed dele
gates to attend the get-together"
meeting of the Democratic party to
be held in Kansas City, Janua ry 8,
1910. The delegates are: Butler town
ship, Stephen Zook; Cooter township,
Z. l. Brooks; Pemiscot towns hip, Hen
ry Ky le; Hayti township, j. l.. Doris.
Alternates: H, Il. Averill, w. r.
Lacey, Will York, and Judge S. H.
McCarty. Go do your duty, boys, if
you love your party. We've got to
hang together, or we'll separate.-Ca.
ruthersville Democrat.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

If you don't like Hayti, get out.
The world is wide.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

There is sweet music In every home
where the heart strings are touched by
gentleness and courtesy. The mild
word, the gentle answer, the tender
act, the patient considerateness, will
touch cords of kindness and make
sweet melody in the family every
where. A desolate, dreary place is a
home devoid OF those little courtesies
which are practiced in the best social
life.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

The illustrated edition of the Por-
tageville Critic for Dec, 1909, by Col.
Walker, is fine specimen of the
country printers art, and is large and
we'll written and displayed, and will
do New Madrid county much good.
Col. Walker is fast coming to the
front as one of the best newspaper
men in Southeast Missouri, and
should have been here many years
ago, to fully appreciate present-day
conditions. But we are glad he is
now here.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

the Industrial number of the Skies
ton Hornet, by Guy E. Cooksy, is just
at hand, and is an excellent prodnc-
tion. 1t has many interesting featur-
es, but the best of all is the showing
of progressiveness on the part OF
Sikeston and Scott county. Guy is to
be congratulated on being able to get
out such a magnificent piece of litera-
tdre. ode.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

just before Christmas the office of the
Nowata, Okla, Star was robbed OF
$52.35, and as a consequence the force
on that paper had "slim" Christ
mas. But this is the first time in life
that we ever heard of a printing Office
being robbed of money. We have
heard of grave yards being robbed
but printing otfice-nevec.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

The Monegaw Springs Spirit has
gone to the boneyard- up its
toes, petered out, quit. 1t was a
young paper and died in its infancy,
as thousands of others have done, for
lack of support. The editors and
publishers were good men, but the
town would not support the paper.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

The Weekly Soliphone, Paragould,
Ark, presented it's readers with a
handsome illustrated edition for
Christmas, which is one of the best we
have ever seeL.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

Frequently we must leave out some
items handed us, especially when they
are not news items. We want all the
news we can get, but other matter is
plentiful. 1t is not what to put in a
newspaper, but what to keep out, thai
counts.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06
THE NEWSPAPER CRITICS.

We make mistakes of course; we are
human, like you. We overheard two
individuals talking about the way we
rnn this paper, and it made us feel like
a Mexican peso with hole punched
in il. We doubled-timed itdOwn TO
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-01-06

Lay down your little hammer. If
you can't stay in front and pull, get
behind and push.