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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
TWO ARRESTS MADE.
North Danville Men Accused BY Federal
Government.

St. Johnsbury, March o.-Deputy
Marshal Ralph @. Sulloway arrested
Charles b Stevens Of North Dauvine
yesterday and also his hired man, Rob.
ert w Howard The two men were
taken before United States Commission.
er Harry Blodeett and placed under
bail for their appearance at the feder.
n court ia Burlington Oh April l2
MessFs. Stevens and Howard are
charged with importing from Canada an
Ayrshire bun infected with tuhefeulo.
SIS Il is alleged that tie two men
had d bull they claimed they were TO
import. tested for tuberculosis and he
proved healthy. Then they brought n
a different bull under the test made
Of the bull left in Canada
Mr. Stevens was also arrested on =
more serious charge II IS alleged that
he offered the federal inspector at New.
port s25 % allow him 10 bring IA the
diseased bun Mr. Stevens Is weli
known breeder Of oavtie and this arrest
win eause great surprise among his
friends at the hearing before C0m-
Blodeett Stevens was placed
under $1,000 bail "a The first charge
and $1,000 on tho cnarge AZ attempted
bribery Howard's ban was hxed st
$500 The BAH was Furnished II each
case
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Feeling Against Strike break :
erS in Philadelphia
WHO FIRED INTO THE MOB
Six Persons, Including Young Girl,
Were in the Way Of BuIlets-The
Strike Is Believed to Be
on the wane.

Philadelphia, March -Psblic indig-
nation is general to-day because Of the
state affray last night, in which strike
breakers shot into a mob and wounded
six people. The city officials viii cause
the arrest Of all concerned, They be-
lieve the strike il practically over, and
that matters will soon be over.
The strike leaders say That 10000
are still out; but probably 10000 is
nearer the real number. Tho state fed
GRAFTON Of labor is in session at New.
castle and is expected to endorse the
strike and offer financial aid.
After one Of the most uneventful days
since the beginning Of the strike, the
stoning Of cars was renewed last night
along Frankfort avenue, the principal
thoroughfare in the mill district in the
northeast. A stone thrown BY one Of
the crowd injured a strike breaking mo-
torman. Iniuriated at this, crowd Of
about Is Of his comrades took ont a car,
all Of the windows 81 which they broke
with their clubs.
AS the car, loaded with armed strike
breakers, sped down Frankfort avenue,
bullets were roined at the jeerius crowd
Policeman Bragg, who was standing
on the sidewalk, received a bullet ia
bis helmet, about an inch above his
head.
Helen May, Il years old, was struck
in the leg by a bullet. John MaioHey, lS
years old. and Michael Osborn, -. were
also shot in the legs, and Frank Brom-
ley, 2s, received a bullet in his foot.
These wounded were removed to the
Frankfort hospital Two other injured
were taken 10 their homes.
After reaching Allegheny avenue, the
car was switched to the northbound track
by It's crew and the dash back to the
barn began SO quickly ives Il driven
that before the crowd realized that il
was coming back It had sped past them
qnd into tie barn aeain
The sho0tino of inolfensive bystanders
worled Che crowd to a high pitch of ex-
Nenlent and as other cars came down
n street fbe mob wrecked them, Il sey
fad Instances leaving only she trucks on
the rails. About a dozeH arrests were
nude
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
GENERAL STRIKE
OF PAPER MAKERS
Trouble in New York State Is Growing
CIens Falls Workers GO Out
Today.

Clens Falls. N. Nj. March o. A general
strike against The international Paper
company will throw 10000 men at eigh.
tn two nils out Of work to-day Sheriff
Washburn with forty deputies is guard
ING big batch Of strike breakers, who
we're taken to The paper plant at Gorintb
to-day.
At mass meeting last night, the
men. 400 in all, unanimously voted to
strike at 3 o'clock this afternoon. unless
The demands Of the union are granted att
Corinth, where the employees walked out
Sunday afternoon. Within another for
ty.eight hours according to union ofi-
cers, the Fort Edward mills ot the com
uany viii also BE idle.
President Malin of the international
brotherhood of Pulp. Sulphite and Paper
AGll Workers, WHO ii in eharae of the
gens Falls and Fort Edward districts,
ssnet orders ast night That there shall
M no demonstration Of any kind when
tbe men walk out of the local mills
II the strike persists, IL is feared that
tie paper industry ia this state is about
to experience tieup more severe than
that 81 1905
1t shat time, only the paper makers
we're out, while the present difficulty
7 hds fair to call out every union emploge,
|eoardless Of the nature Of his work.
saeb action already has been taken ct
torlnth.
I E Carey president Of the Inferno
Honal Brotherhood Of Papefmakers, who
a IL charge of the situation at Cofinth,
said ast nights
s4t "A certain that unless the Interna
tioual Paper company complies with our
demands \ general strike Of union men
emploYad by this company ii Its many
milis VIII Be declared These men viii
not be ordered ont simultaneously We
sball cail them ont gradually until every
mll owned BY the International Paper
company s. idle.
ssNe have 4 number Of grievances. but
there are ouly three which i Nill be
neeessary for the company to adjust to
rreveuf further trouble These are.
rirst A 10 per cent. increase in
waofs which was promised in 1905
aSecord No discrimination IN the fu-
lure regarding organized labor
~Thsrd. Permission for the men IN tAe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
IuRY gYsTEM pEFENDEp.
Judge stanton Says It Is the Best Yei
Devised.

Huuge ctalkVu Gays ~ ~ Tie DSat z 81
Devised
Burlington. March 9-At ten o'clock
yesterday morning, The March term of
Chittenden county court was opened BY
Judge Zed S. Stanton Prayer was Of
fered BY the Rev p } Barrett Of st.
Marys cathedral, and then Sheriff J II.
Allen announced the formal opening Of
court. The jury members were insgruet-
ed at the opening of the afternoon ses
sion of court
En instruoting Tho jury Judge stanton
said among other things that we live im
troublous times, when all public officers
are more 81 less under ceuaira Tie
Jury system receives i share Of eritis
eism, many people stating openly that
they would prefer to have their litiga-
lions tried before q court than before
jury However, it remains that the
wisdom Of mankind throughout the aees
has not developed d better system than
the jury trial iie stated that there had
never get been trouble with a Clittanden
county jury. and he continued his in
struetions by telling the jurors their da-
ties both in and outside the court.
It appears as though about 30 civil
cases would come Up for trial BY iury.
aud the term Of court promises TO be 3
long one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
.EL0PERS HOPING
FOR FORGIVENESS
which They Did Not Get when They
Sought II from Papa Knox in
Washington.

Washington. D. c., March Q. phnander
Chase Knox, ir., discreetly left his young
bride ia Baltimore yesterday, when he
hurried on here to brave the parental
storm and ask bis father and mother to
forgive their hasty marriage. 4 few
hours later, Mrs Knox, ir., arrived, and
few minutes after that the Young son
Of the secretary Of state and his new
wife were on their way back to Provi.
dence. 10 all appearances, the expected
sbless you. my children was not forth-
coming from the young mans parents.
Young Knox was discovered IN the
lobby OF a hotel after be had been to
interview his father The Young man
slipped into town with nr. French prin-
eipal 81 the Morris Heights school The
teacher went with young Knox to break
the news.
The small army Of photographers and
reporters that had been storming the
nHion station was So intent 90 finding a
blonde young woman with a red feather
IN her hat that they overlooked young
Knox entirely.
DR. French and bis pupil hurried to the
Knox home on X street After It was
over, Dr. French bolted for q train and
Knox went 70 a hotel and telegraphed his
wife 70 come 70 him Young Mrs. Knox
was on hand in less than two hours. She
gave evidence 0f feeling AZ Tough she
lad been separated week
While they were waiting to start for
Providence, young Knox was quite viii
ing to talk about his marriage, but very
retioent about his interview with his
father From his manner, it evidently
had not been what he expected
I'm glad we're married he exclaimed
"Of course my marriage was a big sur
prise TO my father and mother, in fact,
a shock But / am hoping they viii for
give me and that everything viii he an
right before long. We're going back to
Providence 10 get my things together,
and I shall 20 TO work, if necessary to
support my wife"
The interview at the secretaryis home
evidently was short. The Young man
said he had no reason 10 believe he would
hear from his father before leaving
II am expecting and hoping 70 hear
from him in Providence, after he gets
used % the idea of me being married.
said young Knox rather sadly.
& be reports 81 a row with DR. Frenah. /
lhe result of which was bis expulsion F
fram school, young Knox vigorously ae
nied
eDr French came here as my friend.
be declared "to help me straiahten the +
thing out with my father. He came
down voluntarily He did not expel me
or try to have me arrested. / resigned I
when I got married
Aud that's all rot about my wife |
being a shopgirl Her mother cot mar
riad q second time, and because my wife /
didn't get along well with her stepfather,
her mother rented separate apartments /
for her My father promised 70 set me
Up in business when get through col I
Iags ! hope heA do it now concluded /
young Knox.
Secretary Knox and Mrs Knox de- +
slined to be interviewed, and at the Knox
home all knowledge q, the whereabouts
Jf the young man and his wife was de-
MED It is said young Knox did not
see his mother when he went home yes
.erday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
JUDGE MAY PUNISH.
Witnesses Who ocan't Remember on
the Stand

New York March o That Judge
may snmmarily punish witness who
lanswers n don't remember To most If
The questions that are asked him, and
commit him to jan for contempt of
court. instead of holding him for a
Jury trial on charge of perjury, was
The decision Of THE United States CIR
suit court of appeals yesterday ID an
opinion written BY Judge Coke Law
yers say tile ruling Is one Of tie most
important decisions in the interest Of
creditors Of BAN rupts since the enaet-
ment % the bankruptcy law
The decision was rendered ID the case
of Schulmans q Goldstein. baUkrupts
Sehulman was called upon to testify
before referee 70 explain apparent
shrinkage in his assets lis firm had
claimed some months before tae bank
rupgey a net worth Ia their business Of
SAP 900 but maintained chat at the time
of the bankruptcy the liabilities exceed
cd The assets by $4,000
Schulman's refused To make amy Ell.
PLANTATION Of the disappearance of the
assets aroused the Merchants Protect
i've association, whose counsel made 4
certificate to the effect that he was
committing perjury Judge Holt com
mitted MIN to Ludlow street Jail for six
months for contempt Of court Judge
Coxe's opinion Of yesterday. coneufed
ia by Judges llaeombe and Noyes holds
that the commitment was proper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
BOSTON EGGS ARE SEIZED.
Largest Quantity on Record Taken By
Pure Food Inspector.

Fufe FOOD inspector.
Boston, March 90n complaint If
Dr. George H Adams, government pure
food Inspector, United States Deputy
Marshal Bancroft yesterday afternoon
made The largest seizure of cold storage
eggs on record Tha eggs, which had
been removed from their shells and
placed h 574 cans, were taken from the
ware house of the Quincy Cold Storage
company IN this city.
They had been shipped from the Chi
oago firm Of Mas Matter Co, and were
said by pr Adams to have been deeom.
posed and unfit for such use as was in
tended in bakeries
Dr. Adams recently made heavy
seizure IN New York and another IN
Philadelphia, but this, consisting Of
four tons Of eggs, Is the most extensive
vet made IN the United States
The government win confseate and
then, after having denaturized them
with carboliq acid. VIII sell them to-
tanning establishments, where they will
be utilized Ii tanning fine qualities of
gloves The government expects ID
realize about $1,000 on THE seizure
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
From the City Of Fitchburg,
Mass, Today
SHE HAD BEEN EXPELLED
Pauline Jones Had Refused to Act a.
Policeman" in School and Was Ex-
pelled-Her Suit Against the
City Is Novel Action.

fitchburg, Mass. March 9.-Miss
Pauline Jones. VINO was expelled from
the public schools when she was re-
quested 70 act as a policeman IN the
school, to-day recovered 5000 damages
from the city, the jury Ia the superior
court bringing In a verdict in her favor
The jury was out twelve hours before
bringing 10 a decision. Failing to BE-
granted another trial the city will take
the case 20 the supreme court III a.
previous trial Of enc action there was
. disagreement by the jury Il s. the
first case Of che kind ever brought ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
DIEp ON wAY no FLoRTDA.
D. Noyes Burton, Prominent swanton
Man.

swantou, March D. ID, Moves Burton
died II New York Monday ana his re-
mains arrived here this morning Oh tile
ten o'clock train from Bouses Point.
While be was known to be IN poor
health, his death came as surprise 10
bis friends, He had been under the
care Of doctor All winter, bat imnrov-
ed enough to travel and started for
Florida, February 26 getting as far as
New York, wnere be was taken worse
and his home physician was sent for
Saturday Arrangements for the fltn-
efal, which is expected to be Masonic,
are not completed, bnt intermeut will
De III the family lot at st. Adams Bay.
He was born in Burlington 81 years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
KNOX RETURN FILED.
Married to Miss Boiler by the Rev. 2. o.
Guthrie III Burlington, vt.

Burlington, March . The marriage
of phiander g. Knox, jr.. son of tie
secretary of state, To Miss May Boiler
81 Providence, was confirmed here yes
terday with the filing by the Rev E.
G. Guthrie, Of the marriage eertih-
cate
Mr. Guthrie refused yesterday, as he
did Monday night, TO discuss the cere-
mony which he performed on Sunday
evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY.
For New Trolley Line from Rutland TO
Poultney.

Rutland, March 9lt has been learn
ed here that At d meeting Of officials of
Che Rutland Railway Light and Power
company and the village trustees at
poHltney Monday night, the right of
way necessary for building the com
pany's proposed electric road through
that town was granted az asked, ex-
cept on Furnace street which it was
decided, waa too narrow. As soon as
the right Of way between poultney and
Fairhaven can be secured, the work Of
building the road viii be started The
fact also was made known at tho meet
ing that an electric line to East ponlt
neY and Lake ST. Catherine is project.
ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

Mrs, Rose Abbiah Aged 90, Had Been
III with Paralysis.

Mrs Rosa Abhiati, aged 80 yesrz,
was found dead in her bed this morn
ing at the home Of her son, b Ahbiati.
at Bolster place She had been III
for a long time with paralysis, but
had been confined 70 her bed only two
weeks She was last seen alive about
midnight and apparently her condition
was no worse a. her son said that she
seemed cheerful and she had talked and
laughed with the family during the early
evening The deceased was born IN
italy and came 70 this country u years
ago. Besides her son, she leaves two
who reside in Concord. n
RI The funeral arrangements win Be
announced later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
FAVOR NATIONAL STRIKE.
Pennsylvania Federation Of Labor So
Voted To-day.

Newcastle, Pa, March a.The state
federation Of labor ia convention here
passed resolution to-day favoring a
national strike. President Mahon 8f Tile
Philadelphia striking carmen mada the
motion. He charged that crooked city
officials there prevented arbitration and
that plot existed 70 throttle organiaa-
tiou ia that city. The convention ap-
pointed committee to take action TO
determine the modes to be employed,
Fighting talk was general.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
FOUR WITNESSES
TELL NOTHING NEW
IN Trial Of Robert Eddy, Charged with
Murder In Rutland County Court
Today.

Rutland March 9-The testimony Of
four local witnesses was heard this
II Rutland county court ii the
trial Of Robert Eddy charged iwth the
murder Of Mary johnson at Walling.
ford Nothing was added 20 the evi.
denoe brought out at The former trial
that the woman died Of stranEulation
from external force. The sickness Of
one Of The jurors interrupted the trial
to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
LOAD TIPPED ON HIM
c. a. Badger Quite Seriously Hurt az
East Montpelier.

G. a. Badger, who lives ia East Mont
pelior, met with painful and serious
accident Yesterday afternoon Mr
Badger was drawing logs with a pair
Cf horses. when the load was tipped over
and he was pinned under 1T He was
extrcated and taken 70 bis home. where
physician was called Examination
showed that while no bones were broken,
tie heaments IN one leg were hrolseB
and De was otherwise seriously bruised
It's condition to-day is fairly comfort
able.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were L. IA. Johnson.
P. Rellew. New York; Fl. W ingalls,.
P. T Donovan. Burlington; A. P. Kidd,
J. ]. Hammond. J e Brown, G. E Orr,
Boston; p p. Cheney, Groton; =. B.
Watson. W5lliamstown; S. W. Arm
strong, Richford; Augusta Dongeuin,
Brooklyn, n. K.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

8fiadebury. March e. Assistant
Judges Frank g Dyer Of Salisbury and
Charles S. Dana Of New Haven were in
town yesterday 70 consider the appoint
ments of license commissioners for the
towns Of tine county which voted for
license last week The commissioners
appointed for Vergeunes are y. G. Nor
ton. John A. harrington and Frank
BaFroWs the commissioners for New
Haven are D. a. Roleau, Ira a. Everest
and George II. Flint.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
manufacturing departments 70 lay oa
Sunday night"
Demand Of Miners for Increased Wages
and Eight-hour Day.

Cincinnati, March Q. The coal oper-
aton Of Ohio. Indiana and Pennsylvania,
at the opening OF the conference with
the miners Of ihe three states to-day.
refused the demand for q wage increase
and eiehl-hour day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
LoNG coNTEsr ENDED.
Over Appeintneut Of Postmaster Al
Ludlow,

Washington, D. q, March 0. The
long contest over the Ludlow, Vt, post
was ended yesterday, when
President Taft sent 70 the Senate. up
on the recommendation Of Representa-
tive Plumley, the nomination 0f Post.
master ~ Al Howe for fifth terra.
Recently s, a. Cotton, another eaHdi
date for tho plnce withdrew from the
race, which leit Mr.. Pmmley free to
indorse Capt Howe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

ment and Patrolman Dineen Qualities.
Chief of Police Samuel Sinclair. Who
was appointed and confirmed Monday
evening, took the reius Of government in
that department yesterday. and the new.
IS appointed pairolman John W Dineen,
also assumed his now duties last night.
The former stated to-day that the hours
and beats Of the Old policemen would be
the same as in the past. for the present,
40 least.
Chief Sinclair win be on duty from
morning until eight o'clock 10 the evou-
ing. patrolmsn Carries duty Is from one
o'clock IN the afternoon until IL mid.
night. Palrolmcn Gamble and Dlneeu
10 On duty AZ six O'Clock ia the eveus
ing and of AZ five IN the morning, alter.
mating their time between tile streets
and the station.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

Was Served on Charles R. Scott Last
Evening.

Charles r. Scott. who was served with
body writ Monday night under the
absconding debtor act. was served again
last evening On q bin from the Barton
Hayes 3 Bancroft Granite company He
WAS arrested by Deputy Sheriff II p.
Camp who took him before Acting
Judge a A. Sargent in city court, where
he furnished bail 81 $780, THE bail was
furnished BY Dr w r. Iazell and Earl
r. Davis Frs arrest Monday night was
on biz from the Boutwell,, Milne &
Namum company Bail IN this case
was $500 and was furnished BY Dr.
InzeN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
woMAN KmLED BY 4 80.
Plunged Down Flight Of Stairs in !
Store az Bangor.

Bangor, Ne, March 9.~-Alrs. Sarah Z.
Rogers Of pittsiield. aged f5 years. vac
almost Instantly killed yesterday II a
store here
She FEN down flight az stairs from
The main floor 10 the basement, striking
on her head ard fractnFinr her sku1l.
She diei from the effects of the accident
e few minutes after g occurred. The
body will y shipped 70 Troy whore sha
las q son living
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
STATE TROOPS our

Ordered to corinth, N. X, Where Strike
Is on.
Saratoga, N. ". March Company
Z. Second Regiment and Company K.
Of Glens Fall left for Corinth to-day.
# the conditions continue threatening
it is likely tnat the entire regiment
VIII be ordered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
BANK SUES ms wREcKER.
southbridge Institution Files Action
AgaInst John A. HalI.

Worcester Mass March 9-The deela-
ration ia the suit brought by the trus-
tees Of the Southhidpe Savings bank
against John a. liah, former treasurer
il which damages wore placed a sl09.
COO was filed is the office Of the clerk
of courts here yesterday The sait was
brought January 22 the dav following
the closing Of the doors Of the bank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
parLlallr - snnnnrt

+. i. Greene of ST. Albaus for gov
ernorl He can have this papers support
If he IS a candidate and has the backing
of Franklin county. Fails
Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS
Gibbs and Wheeler Now Own Junction
HOTEL Consideration $4,000.

tANt1E7 NVIININlN lAtFVi W9VlVN14
White River Junction, March O. The
deed passing title Of the Junction Hotel
company to Messrs, I. x. Gibbs and N.
P. Wheeler Of this place was executed
and delivered the past week It covers
the Junction House and livery stable
property and leased stores and rooms
in tie Gates block.
The new owners have operated the
premises the pal nine years and have
made it one Of the most prosperous hos
telries ii northern New England The
named is $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

r. *. Morgan lost three fingers on
his right hand while working IN the
saw min at Readsboro Rails last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
PLATT,s FUNERAL.
Was Held To-day, with Many Notables
Present.

Owego, N. Y., March . The funeral
of Thomas Ct Platt was held to-day
ia the ola Presbyterian church, where
he mad worshped for years 4 great
crowd of notables was present, Rresi-
dent Taft sent wreath Burial was
ia q cemetery outside the village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Will RUN Down GAMBLERS.
Coleman, Cambridge Bank wreckeE
Testifying To-day.

Boston March q Coleman. the Cam
bridge hank wreclger, Is before the suf-
folk county grand jury tosday and
twenty five others of prominence are to
he summoned % tell of the faro gamb.
lers at the grand jury hearing next
week. when an win JOIN to run down
the gamblers,