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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
Think crippen Has Reae,led BaroeIona.

Perpignan, France, July a. M. Wig.
nier prefect Of police Of the department
of Pyrenees- -0rientale. yesterday stated
mis- belief that DR. Hawley II. Crippen.
sought BY the London police because Of
The mysterious disappearance Of his wife,
Belle Elmore, had reached Barcelona,
Spain.
The project, who IS the permanent
French delegate to the republic Of AM
dora, over which France exercises Ger
tain rights Of sHzerainty, made an in-
vcstigation following Thursdays report
tnat Crippen had found refuge IN the
mountain businesses Of Ancorra. He sat.
ished himself that the suspect was not
among the shepherd folk and that he
had continued across the Spanish from
tier, eventually arriving at Barcelona.
The traveller believed BY the police to
be Crippen dropped out or sight Mon
day. when ne left the train at a station
between Vernet-les- Bains and Mont-Lou-
is. A report that man answering the
description Of the doctor was seen at
pugicerda, Spain, Wednesday night, had
rot developed into tangible clue yes
terday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
THE STRIKE IN BURLINGTON
Two FEeights Ran IN and Two Went
Out Yesterday.

Burlington, July pa Yesterdays
strike situation was marked by noted
improvement in the handling Of freight,
two trains running into the city and
the same number leaving To-day the
company expects to bring things back
nearly to the normal because Of the
large number Of strike breakers who
have arrived. Station Agent Adams has
been engaged d part Of the time in in'
structing the men in their new duties
and they are now able, ii is claimed
to do the work in the style Of the days
before the strike.
The freights which came into the city
were Of especial importance as they con-
taintd provisions Of which there is a
strong need in some parts Of the state.
Most Of the cars were from Chicago
and had been sent out before the strike
was called. The freights which left
went over the Burlington a Iamoille
road and 10 ST. Adams Some freight
cars also found their way into siaings
along the main line, being attached to
passenger trains.
The report that the local yards are
short Of coal Is said TO be without foun.
daiion az the company has ample facili-
ties for supplying coal. The lumber
men also say that they will be able
20 keep running with the improved
freight accommodations
The conmegating Of the curious at the
station at train time has been source
of some concern 70 the railroad officials
and General Manager Jones has issued
the following request to the public;
"rhe Central Vermont railway re-
quests The public not having any business
to transact AZ the station or in the
yards Of the company, viii refrain from
con9regating on the company's premises
until after the present labor troubles
are settled A great many Of our pat.
Fons have complained Of the crowds Of
people at the station at train time de-
laying the handling Of passengers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
Republican State Committee
and Candidates
FOUR MEMBERS ABSENT
Headuarters Will Be Established at Rut-
land On or About August i, to
Send Out Campaign
Literature.

Burlington, July 2s.TThe state Re-
publican committee was in session at
the Van Ness house here yesterday, the
various candidates for state Offices be-
ing also present with the exception Of
Attorney General John G. s-fgent, who
was unable to attend. -Four members
Of the state committee. Charles A. Down
er Of Sharon, n. D.. Phelps Of Barre, o.
N. Barber Of Remington and W. H.
Bishop Of Island Pond were not pres
ent at the meeting, being detained from
one cause or another.
Arrangements were made to open
headquarters at Rutland on or about
August !, and to perfect the various
organizations Immediately. Literature
viii be sent out as soon as the head
quarters are opened and it is planned TO
get things in running order at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
WANTS STRIKE PREVENTED.
Boston Firm Goes to Court In Antici-
patton Of Photo. .Engrayerg Action.

Boston, July %. Folsom & Sunersren,
photo-enqavcrs, brought a bin In the
superior court Yesterday against Charles
r. Lewis ct al, officers and members
Of the photo -enerayers union No. 3 Of
Boston for an injunction to restrain
the defendants from interfering with
their business An order Of notice
returnahle Tuesday was issued BY Judge
Richardon Louis Kohemtz Of Chicago
and p. ,. Grady Of Glendale, n. Y. OH
GERS Of the international photo-Engrav-
ers' Union of North America, who are
staying in Boston temporarily are also
made defendants in the bill.
The compliments allege that the de-
PENDANTS are maintaining piekets in the
vicinity TO intimidate workmen with
view TO have the non-union mon dis
charged. The compIainants run an open
shop. They say that they have had
TO hire skilled labor in other cities at
considerable expense. They want the
strike, which they allege = about to be
ordered for July 25, prevented
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
AN ARREST MADE
IN RAWN MYSTERY
Ernest Hoffman, Formerly Chauffeur for
Rawn, Was Ansted Late Yester-
day and Is Being Held.

Chicago, July 23-Ernest Hoffman, q
negro chauffeur, formerly employed by
the late President Rawn Of the Monon
route, was arrested here late yesterday
in connection with the railroad presi-
dents death. Hoffman was discharged
December last, and as late as last May
Is declared to have threatened Mr..
Rawn's life.
The board OF directors Of the Monon
railroad out respect to the memory Of
the late President Ira G. Rawn. has or
dered that eyedy wheel On the entire
system shall cease turning for five min-
utes this afternoon at tie beginning Of
the funeral at $3.50 Ia addition to stop
ping all trains wherever they may he al
that hour, all Wort. 90 the railroad. III
shops, Offices and stations will cease
for the same length of time.
The alleged discovery Thursday Of
second bullet ID the CRATE at the home
Of the late Ira 6. Rawn. may play an
important part in determining the man
ner in which the dead railroad president
met his death.
In this discovery members Of the Rawn
family are convinced they have tie evil
dence that viii remove the last doubt
as to the circumstances that led up to
his death. 1t Is the clinching argument,
they believe, supporting their theory that
Mr.. Rawn's revolver was discharged a
burglar and that it was the bullet from
the intruder's revolver that took his lite.
Insurance official. who are iavestigat-
ing the case indepently because OF his
s147 900 Of life and accident insurance,
refuked to voice any definite opinion.
n their investigation should disclose
that M. Rawn ended his life the acci-
dent policies. aggregating sl05,0o0 would
probably become worthless.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

NJ NJ Grant Of burlington is in the
city to-daye
A. s. Fleury Of Swanton was bust
ness visitor in the city to-day.
Patrick Cleary went TO ST. Johnsbury
to-day for visit with relatives.
Guy Humphrey went to Woodsvillc,
M III, to-day for 4 visit at the home Of
his brother.
William Brophy Of Palmer, NJ ", has
been passing several days in the city
on business.
e. John, VINO has beer visiting friends
in the city for the past week, returned
to-day to his home in Troy, n. Y.
Miss Marion Gibbons returned to-day
to her home in Lancaster. n. H., after
spending few days with friends here
Miss Cora Rock who has been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs William
Fmslie. il. for the past week, left to-
day for her home in Hartford, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
C. v. OFFICERS SAY
THEY'RE SATISFIED
Trey Claim That Freight Traffic Is
Nearer Normal To-day Than Since
the Strike Started.

st. Adams, July 23 Officials Of the
Central Vermont railroad expressed
themselves to-day as satisfied with the
progress following tic strike last Aion-
day night They said that traffic was
more nearly the normal conditions. All
the way freights started from this citp
this morning, with one extra for Rouses
Point The trains were run TO Burling-
ton, to Montreal and to White River
Junction last night There were no dis
turbanees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
THREATENED DIRE THINGS.
Boy Was Going to Burn Hotel and Shoot
the Manager

Burlington, July 2s Sidney Bowes. 10
years Old. created some conformation at
Queen City Park Thursday evening when
be threatened to burn the Queen City
Park hotel and to take the life Of c. c..
Bliss, the manager. Sheriff Allen was
summoned and Bowes was taken to JAIN,
charged with breach Of the peace.
Doves claims to he tramp. About
q week ago he appeared at the hotei
and was given position He said that
his home was n Holsoke, Mass. On
Thursday evening he tried to force his
way into the pavilion, where dance
was being held and was elected by the
proprietor. He then commenced look.
Ing about for an iron bar, at least he
so stated, when the crowd commenced
70 get frightened. Bowes talked very
much like a braggart and was quieted
only when the sheriff appeared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
LIABILITIES sos,i7o.
Schedules In Bankruptcy Filed by the
I. A. Carlisle 4 Pope 60.

Boston, July 29. IN the Office Of the
clerk Of the United States district court
yesterday, schedules n bankruptcy were
fled hy the p. A. Carlisle q Pope Co..
manufacturers Of window sashes and
doors, which has been in the hands OF
receivers j. Wabster johnson Of Med
ford and Henry b Patrick Of Newton
since june q, when an Involuntary petl-
ton in bankruptcy was iled at the in-
stance Of creditors. The concerns La
btli.ies amount to S9s,l70dl, Of which
S030S7.6i Is unsecured The assets are
estimated to be worth Sl37 ,O2275t Of
which amount S57,A72,62 il FOR the bills
receivable and 100000 il stock IN trade.
The company was incorporated under the
laws Of Massachusetts, and there is q
preferred claim Of s2s.65 due to the com.
monwealth for corporation taxes.
The two heaviest creditors are the
Merchants National bank OF Boston,
sl5,3l2.32, and Gregg & Son, Nashua,
n H, sl4l0o07 The Merchants Ma
tional bank Is also an indorser Of all Of
the compny's paper, amounting to Ss,-
265T5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
DISCUSSED LITERATURE.
Visitors WHO Went to Col. Roosevelt's
Office.

New York, July 2S Theodore Roose.
velt spent yesterday at his editorial Of
fees IN Al animated discussion Of ntera.
tnre. State Senator George A. Cohb of
Watertown was an early caller and re.
mained eloseted with Nj Roosevelt for
an hour and a half At the end Of their
talk. Mr.. Roosevelt said with a smile.
1--WE had a very interesting talk on lit
efatHre'
Senator Cobb is the majority leader
ia the state Senate and fathered Tho
defeated direct nominations bill. endorsed
by Colonel Roosevelt through Lloyd c
Griseom.
Representative Herbert Parsons 81 New
York called next with State Senator J.
Maynew Wainwright At the end Of
their conference, Colonel Roosevelt said
with another smile: II have had an
other very interesting talk on litera.
turea
Neither Of the two senator's nor Mr..
Parsons would add word to this or
even say they had talked campaign
literature.
Other callers we're Representatives Sui
zeT, Simons of Niagara Falls and Calder
Of Brooklyn Mr. Calder said he had
talked direct nominations with Mr.
Roosevelt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
CHILDREN TO CLEAN STREETS.
Milwaukee's Mayor Proposes a Prize for
Best Service.

Milwaukee. July 28.-prizes for chill
dren, in connection with keeping the
streets Of Milwaukee clean and Tie elcva-
tion 81 the white wings" giving trust.
worthy ones power to arrest for viola
tion of health ordinances, are among the
recommendations embraced in a special
message of Mayor Emil Seide lSocial
Democraty. which he will have printed
and sent TO every member OF the com
mon council at onee The place Ia
begin S with the child, says the mayor,
"Ihe boy and girl can be an auxiliary
to our street cleaning forcea Let U.S.
reward the child that adds To the great
est extent ID removing litter from the
streets, alleys Or vacant lots"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
ONE TRAIN RUN
Over West River Branch Of Central ver
mont Railroad.

Brattleboro, July 23 The strikers on
the Central Vermont are maintaining
good order in this place ana no disturb
ances occurred yesterday. The company
seems unable to relieve the congestion
of freight in the local yard, however,
although one train was run over the
West River branch to Londonderry yes
terday. The strike breaking crew re-
fused to make another trip in The even
ing Superintendent W. J. Costello ar
rived in town yesterday morning from
New London with a large number of
strike breakers. and tried to start q
switching engine in the yards, but was
not very successful. The tmins are All
most on time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
VERMONT FINANCES
IN GOOD CONDITION
There ID 06,242.ii More In the Treasury
at Present Than There Was One
Year Ago-0thsr
Figures.

State Auditor H. F Graham Of Crafts.
bury and State Bank Commissioner T. c.
Williams Of Newport have just completed
the examination Of the accounts Of State
Treasurer Il. II. Deayitt for the fiscal
year ending june 30 last, and az the re-
suit OF the examination find available
for current expenses s2o5 1896, which
is S9G,2i2.ll more than year sgo This
does not include current receipts for cor.
porations, inheritance tax and miscellsne-
GUS sources.
The total cash on hand IS s5sl 329
and the disbursements for the year were
81 le22ss2 The larger items received
are as folloows;
Department Of justice, Sl05,B77; in
sane, S8s. .l2s house Of correction, sl2,-
2l5i industrial seaooi. s76l43; liquor
licenses, S50,0s9; fees from foreign IN
surance companies. Sll ,T06; circus, 81
000j hides and eareasses BY cattle COM
missioner, SsT05; hunters license fees,
Sl60s7 automobiles and motor vehicles,
ss0,9s2 collateral inheritance tax, Sss.-
96s savings banks, s454,s $50; railroads,
S1f2903; transportation companies, So,
900; street car companies, slso0; ex-
press companies. $1,000; telegraph and
telephone companies, $50 $50; Insurance,
Si303GS; national banks. s5i SEQ; total
taxes except state, sl.0e2,525; state
school tax slss.472: highway tax, sl02,-
10; income from permanent school fund.
S50,7l2; principal United States deposit
money paid by towns. Sl5,32s; total ledg.
er liabilities, ST14sI f.59; total principal
Of permanent school fund, sll2O, ,49425;
cash in state treasury OF income unap
portoned 81 this fund. $50 0,394.33, making
i tothI of sl.IT0.sls.5s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
survIvor. q Lhe FIr.t oaraIrv . Mest.

Mddlebury. July 28.-The thirty
eighth annual meeting Of the survivors
Of the first regiment OF Vermont cavalry.
will be held here August a. All who
are members Of the regiment are invit-
ed whether belonging to the society or
not Headquarters win Be made at The
Addison house, where comrades win re-
lister with secretary Immediately on ar
rival. A business meeting viii be held
in the basement Of the town hall at
$3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon and a ban-
quet viii be served in the G. A. R. hall
By the women Of the G. A. r. circle,
No. 5. at 9 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
THE LOCAL SITUATION.
Agent McEnany Says He Expects to
Send Out a Big Freight To-day.

The freight traffic over the Central
Vermont. both in and out Of this city IS
beginning to resume its normal state.
With full train Of freight coming in
yesterday and another pulled out. the
eongested conditions are being relieved
The freight cars pulled ont yesterday
contained mostly shipments az granite
stock ior granite towns in this vicinity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
TWO ELECTIONS.
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
and Ladies 4. o. u.

Cleveland, July % Miss Kate Ma
loney of Troy. d. y. was last evening
elected president Of the Ladies Catholic
Benevolent association II convention
here. Sine received 1868 votes az against
3l4 for Mrs. Feiice Geruraotk Of Detroit
the only other nominee She succeeds
Mrs. r, B MCGOWAN of Buffalo, N. ~,
who retires after 20 years Of service.
Portland, Ore, July g. Miss Anna G.
Malta Of Scranton, Pa, was last night
reelected president Of the Ladies' Auxii
iary Of the Ancient Order Of Hiberni-
ans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
Minister Of Labor Kings Ef-
forts Futile Thus Far
ON THE GRAND TRUNK R. R.
There Were Riotous Scenes at Brockyille
and Belleville, P. O., Last Night.
Military May Be Asked for in
Those Places.

Montreal, July 2S.--The efforts Of Min.
lister Of Labor Mackenzie King to end
the Grand Trunk strike have as yet
been Of no avail. His offer Of arbitra-
tion has been met thus far with reitera.
ton by both parties that they were viii
ing to arbitrate on the lines they sug-
gested on Monday afternoon, just before
the strike Yesterday morning Mr.. King
telegraphed both parties as follows.
Whether as representing one Of the
parties to the present dispute you viii
now be willing to refer the existing diff.
fereuces to arbitration, provided board
Of arbitrators, mutually acceptable, can
be secured and the necessary expenses
Incidental to such a board met by the
government"
To this Mr. Murdock, acting as repre-
sentative Of the trainmen, replied =
answer yes and believe that our position
in that connection has been fully out.
lined IN previous correspondence 70
this, however, the following was at
t0ehed: eIt should be understood, now
ever, that the two words, mutually sat.
isfaetory, from our point Of view, viii
mean the arbitration offered BY us previ-
ousiy and now offered, would only APP
pear 10 be satisfactory 70 the employees
Mr. Murdoch went onto point out tnat
this was the decision Of the committee
arrived az prior to its departure from
Montreal and that without further ii.
strnetions from il be was not prepared to
60 further.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
SCHOOL MONEY DIVIDED.
Rutland County Gets the Nest Followed
BY Washington County.

State Treasurer Deavitt has finished
erportioning the state school funds ac.
eording to the number Of legal schools
supported in the towns. The state school
tax this year amounted to sl6S,472s2
and the reserve fdnd ont OF this tax
leaves SllS,472.s2 to be given to the diff
faent towns in proportion to the legal
schools maintained in the town.
The total from the income of tile per-
manent school fund amounts to 800,
324.33. and fhe reserved fund ont of this
leaves S35,S24.33, to be divided tile same
as the other.
The apportionment By counties is as
follows:-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
MADE FAST NILE.
Chevrolet In iso-Horse Power Buick at
Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. II, July 2s. Louis Chev-
rolet's mile ia 50 seconds over the cir
euiar track WIS the feature Of the two
day automobile meet at the Fort Erie,
Ont, race track yesterday afternoon.
The French speed marvel was driving
his l50. horse power Buick special The
fast time was made In the third mile
free for-all The other starters were
bis brother, Arthur and Ed. Crane.
Louis ran away from bis competitors.
covering the five miles in 1926. Louis
Chevrolet won all the events on th,
card but one. IN the fve-mile handicap.
Crane, driving a Maxwell, with 4 handi.
cap Of one minute, won handily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
BOTH CONVICTED.
Hyde Park Woman and Daughter on
Charge Of Stealing.

Hyde Park, July 90 Charged with
stealing looking glass during the late
fire al this place, Mrs Lucy Leach ana
her daughter. Mrs. Alice cowan. were
arraigned before Judge Strong Wednes-
day They pleaded not guilty hut were
convicted and fined SIS each and costs.
An appeal was taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
cHILDREN IN AccIDENr.
One Killed When Auto Turned Turtle
at Olean. 4. 7.

Olean n. III. July % An automobile
driven BIZ Max Lang and carrying four
little children was struck by q Lake
Shore trolley here yesterday afternoon.
Irene Meder "a dead. Lima Heath has
a fractured skull, Garrett Henan and
Marion Ball are badly hurt but will
live. Lang is badly bruised and delirious
from mental strain. He bad taken the
children out for ride and wac running
fast when the accident happened. The
automobile turned turtle and the chill
dren were thrown clear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
MEErINe OF couNrY cOMmrrEE.
Republicans Met at Montpelier Yester-
day. bnt Adjourned Until Aug. !.

The Washington county Republican
committee met yesterday at the court
house III Montpelier for the purpose of
organizing and forming some plan d
campaign for the coming election Eacn
town has member on the committee
aud II ont Of the 20 We're present J.
II. Winch Of Mortified was elected chair
man and Ralph Putnam of MiddlestS
secretary. and various plans We're talked
over. but nothing definite was decided
upon. q not all the towns we're repre-
sented. and tie meeting adjourned
August l. at 10 d. N.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
ANSWERS DESCRIPTION.
Man Arrested in Chicago Refused to An
swer Questions

Chicago, H., July %. A man an.
swering the description Of Dr. Crippen,
who is wanted for the murder OF his
wife in London was arrested, here late
yesterday. The man arrested carried
about $1,000 worth Of negotiable papers
with him and refused to answer questions
regarding his identity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
EXCURSION CANCELLED.
One Advertised by Central Vermont for
To-morrow withdraw.

The, excursion % Ihphgate. over the
Central Vermont railroad. advertised for
Tomorrow July - has been cancelled
because Of conditions existing AM
nouncement Of the cancellation Of the
excursion was made By the road this
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Negro Attempted to Enter the Room oi
White Woman.

Dallas, Texas, July % Henry Gintry,
negro, who attempted to enter the
room Of white woman at Bolton, Texas,
early yesterday morning and who later
killed Constable James Mitchell, who
tried to arrest him, was burned at the
stake last night by mob.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
Stormy Times IN Canada.

Reports last night from Rockville
state that mob OF thousand people
captured the platform Of the railway
station and held possession all the evening,
the police being unable or unwilling to
do anything Bellcyilie was also the
scene Of trouble Il is understood that
application viii at once be made for the
services of the militia at all points where
the local authorities fail TO provide full
protection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
BACKED orr TRACK.
Green Men Sent Car Down Into Pit at
Richford.

Richford, July 23-A combination bag.
gage car and smoker running between
Richford and St. Alhans. WAS backed OF
the end of a spur track in the freight
yard here Thursday evening the end Of
the coach striking the turntablc side
and going partly into the pit a wreck
ing crew from 81 Adams placed the car
on the track and made necessary re-
pairs Friday morning The damage was
not large The crew that was switching
tho train ire new men and not familiar
with the freight yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

bat to-day Agent Mcisnany stated that
it was expected that train Of over 30
cars win be started out of the local
yard ior the west and south Or any des.
nation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
Mcvey won N the Fifth.

Paris July 23. sam AIcVev. the
American negro heavyweight pugiist,
last night made Peter Rice, an English
man. quit IN the fifth round.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
school School

In Washington county Barre City
leads Barre Town coming second and
Moatpelier third, The figures are as
follows