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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
TRIED TO ENTER HER ROOM.
pugilist and Chorus Girl Held in Mys-
terious Case.

New York, Aug % stylishly dressed
aud well supplied with money, man in
whose pockets were visiting cards en-.
qraved Bert Vanderbilt, Lambs Club
was found dying today in the rear Of a
theatrical boarding house on West Forty
second sereet, His skull was fractured
and be- has not regained consciousness.
AT the Lamb' Club it was denied that
any Bert Vanderbilt was a member.
The police have taken into custody
Edith linen, a chorus girl, kid" Broad.
d pugilist, and his ehum, Ralph Giles.
pie. The linen girl told the police that
Vanderbilt was trying to enter her room
on the third floor By stepping over from
Broad's window to the window ledge Of
her room and that he fell into the yard.
Broad says be was not in lbs room.
The name Vanderbilt is believed BY
the police to be fictitious and Acting
District Attorney Moss says he thinks
that Miss Beryl Vernon Of l92 Pine
street, Philadelphia, who has been visit
ing at the Forty second street house,
knows the identity Of the man, whom he
believes to be from Philadelphia.
Miss Vernon told the coroner that she
knew little Of the affair between Van
derbilt and Miss linen, but Mr.. Moss
said she seemed to be anxious to con-
ceal the mans identity.
An officer Of the district attorneys
staff on examining "yanderbilt's' coat
found tailor's tag on which the name
Of Frank Il. Doruselfer7 had been writ
ten. "Dornselfer" is also the tailor who
made the coat, and his place i IN Gin
einnati, and, according to the tag, he
evidently made the coat for himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
PRAISES SPANISH CLERGY.
Vatican Surprised at Protest Against
Their Sermons.

Rome, Aug. %. Surprise is expressed
at the Vatican at the protest Of the
Spanish government against what the
Spanish government calls violent SER
mons, delivered BY Roman Catholic
priests in Spain against the government
The protest was delivered BY Marquis
de Gonzales, secretary Of the Spanish
embassy to the Vatican, in charge Of
the embassy since the recall Of the
Spanish ambassador, and terms the SER
mons insulting to the Spanish minis
tiers and inaaming the passions Of the
people,
At the Vatican it is declared that the
Spanish clergy are behaving admirably
during the crisis and are simply calling
the attention of the faithful to the at
tempts by the Spanish government
against the rights and liberties of the
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
LURED BOY BY
PROMISING DOG
TalI Black Man Steals Child-The Fa-
Their Fears an Acquaintance Did
the Deed.

New York, Aug. 2S. For the third
time in two mouths, child was kid.
noped 10 the downtown Italian quaretr.
The parents got no threatening letters,
and SO far as they know ha' not an
enemy. But 3Ia-year.oId Frank Portera
Is gone. ana two other small boys say
he went with "a tall, black man.
Vito Portera, the father, who has a
saloon on East Thirteenth street, and
who lives across the street, reported the
case to the police, II was said he had
bad no threatening letters, and knew Of
no enemies, but as he left the station
house he shrugged bis shoulders, say
ing,
"But am Sicilian.'
The father explained that the boy dis
appeared on Saturday afternoon some
time between 2 and o'clock The
youngster had been playing outside the
saloon and Portera told him to run
home to his mother. When his wife
came to the saloon an hour later and
asked for little Frank, the father was
terrified. He ran into the streets and
for the rest Of the afternoon searched
through the neighborhood for the boy
lie visited the Children's society and
the police stations, but could get no
trace
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
QUEER WEDDING GIFTS.
One Couple q Mature Years Received
. Pair OF Collins.

une Loupie Cf Mature Years NecotNeu
. Pair Of Collins.
An Engllshman extremely fond OF
hunting received as wedding gift
from an anonymous person a complete
set OF false limbs set OF artificial
teeth and a couple Of glass eyes. to
procure an OF which the sarcastic
donor NEST. OF course. have put him
self 20 considerable expense. Accom-
panying these strange presents was q
note wherein the hope was expressed
that. by reason Of the recipients many
falls while following the hounds, some
or all OF these substitutes might ulti-
mately prove Of use. AS the bride
groom had incurred much enmity while
holding Office under bis government It
was supposed that these gifts came
from a disappointed Office seeker. :
4 well known American writer re-
ceived from rival man OF letters
scrap book wherein were carefully
pasted and indexed many hundreds Of
clippings containing adverse criticisms
touching the formers work. and
popular artist was presented with set
Of elementary works upon self instruc-
ton 10 drawing and painting
Some years ago In the west an elder
". crusty merchant on espousing a
spinster OF mature age was presented
BY an undertaken with two collins for
himself and wife. a letter which ac-
companied these CHASTITY gifts stating
that they would unlike most Of the
other offerings received. be sure TO be
Of service. Naturally enough the
bridegroom resented this singular II
useful gift. and II took all the efforts
Of mutual friends to prevent breach
Of the peace. W.
Like vexation was no doubt felt by
an in6rm octogenarlan In Ohio who
welded a pleasure loving woman more
than fifty years his junior The pres
ent in this case was large brass cage.
sin,endea. So the inevitable accom-
panyIng letter stated. ITO restrain the
waywnrd ilighfs Of q giday young wife
who has iaarrled decrepit old fool
for his money '-Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23

velt's record ride from the White House
to Warrentown. Va, pale in compari.
son.
Mrs. Wadsworth rode from her
place, Ashantee, at Avon, near Gene
see, N. X. 2l3 l-3 miles, Id actual rid
Ing time Of IS hours I minutes. ID Ill
probability this IS the worlds record
And made BY q society woman!
During the ride Mrs WadSworth nsed
twenty relays OF horses she actualIs
rode fourteen horses. six Of which wers
used twice During the nftsen hours
she was in the saddle she was accom-.
panied by many friends, who rode
automobiles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
GompERs ON DALzELLs TRAIL.
Labor Men May Support Dr. Black, Re-
Gently Defeated BY Former.

Schtiy DttedAeu w fvAhSi.
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug ga eau ms
been sent out by political friend. and
advisers Of John Dalzcll4 congressman
from The thirtieth district, for confer.
enge to Be held ii Pittsburg some time
during the coming week Doubts have
arisen a. to whether Dalzell can be re-.
elected to Congress the coming fail. Ger
tain it is that be is threatened as never
before.
The American Federation Of Labor has
declared itself against Daizell, and al.
though the man who win oppose DalzelI
at the polls in November has not vet
been actually named, matters have pro-
gressed far enough to show that 1Ir
Dalzeli Will once more oe called on 70
fight for his political life. President
Samuel Gompers Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor came to Pittsburg for
the purpose Of consulting with those
opposed to Dalzell, then stated that il
the proper man were forthcoming as
candidate against Dalzell he himself
would come to Pittsburg and get into
the fight personally. 1t is practically
settled that the man is DIR. Robert J.
Black, once mayor Of McKeesport, re-
Gently defeated BY Dalzell in the prima-
ries for the congressional nomination.
Black declares he was not defeated
only counted out--by the strong corr
porate and Washington interests who
can i'll afford the defeat Of Dalzell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
SECOND TRIAL OF BROWNE.
Judge Will Admit Evidence on aSplit"
Of Jackpot in St. Louis.

Chicago. Aug 2s.-Takiug Of testi-
mony in the second trial Of Lee O'Neil
Browne for alleged bribery in the cleo
ton Of William Loriner to the United
States Senate was begun yesterday.
States Attorney Wayman's address oc-
eupied only an hour, and Representa-
tive Charles A. White was introduced as
the first witness for the prosecution.
Judge Kersten, following the precedent
set by Judge AIeSureley in the first trial,
stated that testimony relating to the
alleged split" Of Jackpot" at st.
Louis would be admitted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
TWO ARRESTS I'm JEWEL CASE.
4 chambermaid and Her Husband at
Mrs. Bacon's Hotel Are Held.

Saint Moritz, Switzerland, Aug 3D.
Two arrests were made yesterday in
connection with the robbery Of jewels
from Mrs. Daniel Bacon Of New York
Aug IS, chambermaid at the hotel
at which Mrs. Bacon with her sister,
Lady Gilbert Parker, and Sir Gilbert
Parker, were stopping, and her husband
being taken into custody charged with
stealing the jewels. The value Of the
stolen gems was IN first dispatches
placed at $4,000, but later adviceg stat
ed that the value was much less than
this.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
mueh In LittIs.

Tommy-Pop. what docs multum in
baryo meani Tommy's Pop--Multun
IN parvo IS Latin. my son Il means
er-well. haven't you ever seen a fat
woman in a bathing sult?-Philadel-
phia Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
unneved.

y understand your antagonist Is
calling you every name he can think
off,
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum
cheerlly "But be hasn't much Of q
vocabulary Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
TAYLoR's CASE POSTPONED.
Others Involved in Illinois Central Fraud
to Be Given Hearing Friday.

% Be JlYen HeaIlh8 Fludy.
Chicago, Aug. % Chief Justice OF.
son Of the municipal court yesterday
postponed the hearing Of the case Of
John NJ Taylor, former general store
keeper for the Illinois Central railroad,
until Friday. On that date the cases Of
#. B. Hartman, former general man
ager Of the road, and g. I. Ewing, for.
mer superintendent 81 the lines north Of
the Ohio river. who, with Taylor, arc
accused Of eonspiring to defraud the
Illinois Central, are set for hearing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
4 RECORD Ride.

Warrington Woman coess.flHRton,
t4bndred Miles In r .. ~
There's no. use talking. ne
woman OF today is a strenuous 81
She captures laurels in athletic als !
automobiles around the world. s. |
The tiger 10 African jungles and i a |
ing an important part III aviation n
when IL comes 10 equestrian feass
is there with the goods, as 81
Mecabe would put It For insnS
take the recent trip Of Mrs HssS
Nadsworth. the noted Washinr1a
eiets leader who recently comnlegi.
ride that makes even Colonel W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
KRupp LABORATORY BLOWN UP.
Building on the Proving Grounds Is De-
stroyed by Fire.

Essen, Ger. Aug. 23.--The laboratory
of the proving grounds of the Krupp
works here was blown up by an expo.
sion yesterday, the building being sub
sequeutly destroyed by fire. The pow
der sheds near BY, containing q great
quantity Of explosives. were barely
saved BY the quickness Of the firemen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11

Portugal. There he was arrested, but
as no death penalty Is ever inuicted
in Portugal, Albertine's lawyers ar
gued that he could not be delivered
into country where such cruel and
unusual punishment was inoicted
England has been asked to decide
between the Portuguese contention and
that of France.
A dispatch from Como states tina.
the Italian authorities are willing to
furnish the results of their investi.
cation as well as a post-mortem re.
port. If Charlton is tried in the
United States, 1t Is not believed that
a strong case can be made out.
A Como newspaper says; III Charl.
ton had given himself up Immediate
ly after the murder, he probably
would be free man now, as 1t IS
known that the woman had already
tried to Kill one man in New York.
Como desires neither the expense nor
the notoriety OF murder trial"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
RAN AWAY WITH TRAIN UNDER
RAIN OF BULLETS FROM
THREE BANDITS.
PASSENGERS, IN PANIC
Bandits Were Trying to uncoupic Ex.
press Car When Fireman and
Engineer Ran to Engine
s5.f NJ
and Steamed Away.

st. Louis, July 10.-Cleverness on
the part of an engineer prevented
.farac yfGtbsgl bara;is from robbing
the Missouri Kansas and Texas
sonthy stern Eyer, Number 8, near
] af.tlora, IS miles frcn st. Lou.s,
early this morni I, Three Suspects
have he 81 arrested.
Ensineer Qriua. through a ruse,
PIE, ntcd the baggage car AMI pass
enger coaches from being looted. The
hand Is compelled the engineer ard
flrcman at poi7t of rcvolyers to 90
with them to the baggage ear to as.
sist in uncoupling 1t. While tinker
ing about the coupling the engineer
and fireman in darkness managed to
glide away from the bandits. The
two started to rim for the cab, The
bandits opened ram of fire Spriny.
ing into the cab the engineer threw
the throttle Wide open ana dashed
a~'1,' with The train
Passengers who filled the five
coaches We're thrown into panic.
The trains was In the hands OF the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
HARMON GOESTO
Scene Of MOB
GOVERNOR OF OHIO HOLDS MIN
UTE INVESTIGATION IN NEW.
ARK-ExPEcTED TO DISMISS
SHERIFF.

Newark, July 10.--Tbe sudden ar
rival of Governor Harmon this after
noon wrought CONSERVATION among
the city and county officials who are
threatened with impeachment as the
result OF Friday nights lynching.
The governor demanded to be taken
over the battered jail. He examined
the structure minutely Sheriff Linke
explaining every step of the mob. The
governor tested the bars and exam
ined the locks, taking notes. He
held a star chamber session with the
sheriff, prosecuting attorney and
mayor.
Harmon said that II he had any
statement to make he would make it
later from Columbus.
The Newark people believe that the
governors hurried syisitpres his
Immediate suspension q the sheriff,
and possibly the mayor
Prosecuting Attorney Smythe re-
fused to discuss his participation In
the probe,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
DAUGHTER SAVES MOTHER
Texas Girl Submits to TRANSMISSION
Of Blood to Cure Parent of
Pciicgara.

Austin, Tex July 9-Miss Lula
Whitehead, 1G years old, last night
gave a large quantity OF her healthy
blood to save the life of her mother
35 years of age. who is suffering from
pellagara. The TRANSMISSION operation
took place at sanitariunl.
For thirty minutes the blood flow
cd from cut artery of the daughter
into the viens of her mother. SO weak
did the girl become from the loss OF
blood that she tainted and she is in a
very weak condition,
The arms Of the mother and daugh-
ter were lanced and svein of the
mother connected with the artery OF
the girl by a glass tube, the whole
being submerged in warm solution
of salt water to keep out the air Tic
heart Of the child pumped the blood
steadily through the tube into the
mothers veins Until they stood out
like lead pencils from the body, but
in snort time thy accommodated
the extra amount of blood and the
mother said she felt mucn better.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
LATTER WAS ACQUlTTEp-LEGAL
QUESTION INVOLVED NOW
UNDER ARBITRATION.
WEAK CASE Is EXPECTED.
" Man Who Killed His Wife at Como,
Italy, Is Tried in the United
statcs-como shups
Trial

Paris, July 10.--i'ench juris.s
point out that the case of Porter
Charlton, who killed his wife at Lake
Como, is identical with that Of Paul
Roy, the young Frenctman who MAJ
|ried the American actress known as
Galicia Gala.
Roy killed his wife's brother, Geo.
A, Carkins, In New Hampshire two
years ago and succeeded in reaching
Paris. Here he was arrested at the
request Of the American government
and held on a charge of murder.
France refused to extradite Roy, bat
agreed to try him for murder In the
Paris courts. AS no witnesses were
sent over Roy was promptly ac-,
Quilted.
A similar legal question has lust
been submitted to the arbitration of
England by two nations which were
unable to agree as to the disposal or
murderer. After being condemned
TO death by the guillotine, robher
named Francois Albertine, escaped to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
D|AZ ELECTED
FOR 7TH TIME
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO is HALE
AND HEARTY AT AGE OF 3d.
RAMON CORRAL ELECTED
y VlcE-PRESIDENT.

Mexico City, Mex, July 10.-Genes-
al orfirio Diaz, VINO will be so years
old the 18th of September, was today
reelected president of Mexico for a
term OF six years, this being the sev-
enth time he has been chosen.
Ramon Corral was elected Vice
president.
Reports from all states in the Mex
lean union are to the effect that in
the electoral colleges waiCA met to-
day Diaz and Corral won an over
whelming victory
Dia2 was first electtd president in
1876 to serve four years. He has
been president ever since with tn tx
cept'on of four years-1SS0-84- when
Manuel Gonzales was the chi. { OK
ecutive.
Until 1892 President Daz was
chosen for four years, but since that
time his term has been six years.
Diaz Is naleS and hearty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
Buc' DUNCAN COMMITS SUICIDE
IN SENSATIONAL MANNER
AT MAKANDA.
LAID HEAD ON THE RAIL
Severed atsNeck-Remains at Found by
Two 6oys-Suieide Left Note
N Was Book Agent, and
IL Lived at HerrTn.

Btid Duncan, a young man about
~ years OF age, committed suicide
in most sensational manner at Ma
kanda Friday afternoon about 1
O'Clock A ga@C of section lands
were working a piece of track near
town, and the ballast had been dug
from between the ties. Young Dun
can crawled in between two ties. and
waited. Presently man came along
and spoke to him, and passed on.
About three minutes later |. G.
ira No. 3 which leaves Cairo at
l1;;2S a. m, came along, going
north. Duncan is believed to have
simply raised his head and placed it
across the track, without the engine.
men observing him. His being down
between the ties prevented the eng.
neer from seen~ him and the engineer
never knew nc had run over a human
being. Duncan's head was severed
from his body at the neck. Shortly
after the train had passed two boys
found the body, with the head lying
three feet outside therail The lads
called to the section men. working
about l50 yards away, and the body
and head were taken to Makanla
station on hand car. The coroner's
jury pronounced it a case of suicide.
The young was believed to have been
insane.
Duncan was book agent and lived
near Herrin. He went to Makanda, |
riding mule. Following his death
note was found on the saddle,
which told who the mule belonged
to- and all about Duncan. Tne re.
mains we're sent to Herrfn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
BRooktNS SATISFIED.

Atlantic City, N, j., July 10.--G!enn
Curtiss made the only flight Of today
staying in the air only five minutes
Bfookins made no attempt to go
up.3
Efookins announced that he viii
make. no further attempt to bre&;
his own record of G,175 feet for the
present time. He, said today he felt
no fear yesterday about getting back
to earth in safety. He sad:
ut was leaffully cold. hut | intend-
ed to try TO add few hundred feet
more to the record when | heard the
engines begin to pound. knew my
gasoline was gone. My descent was
so swift that | landed with fearful
headache | was only in real danger
on the last turn when dashed in a
short circuit to keep from being dasn-
ed into the sea-"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
TEDDY'S RIGHT HAND MAN MO.
ToRED IN, AND BEVERLY
WAS AWAKENED.
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK
Will Be the Subject Discussed Says
Loeb-Deciares There Is no
"Chasm Between Beverly
and Oyster Bay"

Beverly, Mass, July 10.-Beverly
was about to go to sleep after a dull
Sunday when William Loeb, Jr., right
hand man of Roosevelt, motored into
town. There was no warning of his
coming. His arrival caused hutter
OF excitement.
Loeb will see the president. tomor-
row. He frankly admitted that poll.
tics would be the subject of their
interview. Loeb declared that Roose-
welt probably knew of the coming to
Beverly. 1t developed later that
Loeb was sent for by Secretary Nor
ton. with the knowledge of Taft. He
said;
Il came to talk over the general
political situation with the president
as an old friend and loyal supporter
OF Taft"
Loeb was asked If there was not
possibility that his visit had, some
thing to do with bridging "a chasm
between Beverly and Oyster Bay"
He replied.
There Is not any chasm, there new
er has been break of any sort, and
the relations could not be any more
pleasant. The president and Roose-
welt are acting as Independent Amer,
cans, each along his own line, but to
the same end" gtM
Asked If he thought Roosevelt
would come out with an endorsement
OF the Taft administration, Loeb
took the the position that the presi-
dents administration needed no en-
dorsement from Roosevelt, or anyone
else.
Loeb was asked about the seeming
preponderance of insurgents" among
Roosevelt's visitors. He replied.
Roosevelt sees everybody. The so.
called insurgents were all friends of
his, and naturally he wants to see
them. Some OF them want him to
help them in their campaign"
Loeb left the impression that
Roosevelt might not go so deeply
into the coming campaign as has been
supposed x,
Some reports current tonight CON
nected Loeb's VISIT, with the COVER
Horship in New York Loeb fire.
quently has been mentioned for the
Republican nomination. Loeb de-
clined to take the matter seriously
when questioned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
CONTESTS FOR NovIcEs WILL
BE HELD AT THAT PLACE
BEGINNING TODAY.
BR00K|NS IS SATISFIED.
Says he vii! Not Try to surpass
Record for Altitude in Aeropane
For Present--Rhcims
Meet Ends.

Rheims, France, July 10.-The In
ternational Aviation Melting came to
close today. The meeting was a
triumph for monoplanes which made
all records and carried off majority
Of the prizes.
The distance and duration records
established by NJ. L. Abouchere yes
terday, $40 kilometres, (21104 miles)
IL hours, 81 minutes and As sec
onds. were broken today by Ol,cs.
layers. wno made flight of 393 Kill
t24444 mles) in five hours,
) minutes and 3 seconds.
Morane broke several previous rec
ords today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
HURRY CALL FOR TROOPS
Strikers in Nova Scotia Coal Mining
TOWN. Engaged in Riot With
Strike Breakers.

Halifax, n 81 July 10.--A hurry
call for troops was received here to-
night on account Of an outbreak OF
rioting at the Cumberland Coal and
Railway Company'c collieries at
Springhill, N. s., where 1000 men, all
members of the United Mine Workers
of America, have been on strike for
more than year
The police tonight dispersed the
rioters but as further trouble Is fear.
cd, three companies of infantry one
battery of artillery and a company
of ambulance corps men. will be sent
to the scene.
The company now has six hundred
non'unlon men working in the col
lieries.