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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
WARLIKE SCENES
TO AMUSE TEDDY
Exeneh Maneuvered Tp-day and Ropasvcls
stood Up ID FEas Saddle ana cheered
the Sight.

Paris, april 27 French soldiers
fought, eannons wheeled into action and
regiments of euirassiers charged smoking
batteries to-day in honor of Theodore
Roosevelt who rose ii his saddle and
eheered. This afternoon Roosevelt went
Is Versailles. and tonight he will see
eChanticeern
During the course of yesterday after
noon, Col Roosevelt received 4 deptita.
ton from tile French parliamentary
gronp for international arbitration bead
"A by former Premier Leon Bourgeois
and Baron D'FstoHmeie de CoHstant,
The latter. ii addressing The ex pfesi
dent said he counted upoa Col Raose.
velt's influence Iii the holding Of i third
peace conference at The Hague 10 this
Col. Roosevelt replied that ffis influence
could be taken fof granted, abutl he
added, YOU must remember that 7 nm
now private citizen"
81, too. am q private citizen said NJ.
Bourgeois.
q am proud To admit continued Col
Roosevelt. that am .he first statesman
To make an appeal to The Hague conrt
IN d dispute between The United States
ard Mexico. a former government off
rial should not give the impression that
he believes he IS still government Off
eial, but, with this reserve, / am entirely
IN accord with you upon the necessity
of 4 third Hague conference
Ambassador and Mrs Bacon gaye 4
dinner last evening of rs covers fl honor
Of Col and Mrs Roosevelt The guests
included Premier BTiand, ex President
and Mime. Loabat. foreign minister and
Mime. piehnn. the French amba adar to
the United States ard Mime. Jussarands
Count DsseEves. M Lapine, prefeet of
Paris. Gen. Dalgtein military governor
Of Paris Nj Caron, president of the
municipal council, Mr and Mrs W. Il.
Vanderbilt and Mrs Monl gomery Sears.
One Of the expresideHt's visitors yes@
serdav afternoon was tlie Indian prince.
Iagatiit Singh Bahadurs maAaral of Kas
purthala
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
MIsFoRTUEEs FOR HARVARD.
Varsity Track Team Loses More Of It's
Members.

Cambridge Mass April 27 Misfor
tunes have been piling lip "a tile Hary
ard varsity track team and last night
further diseouraging reports were re-
eeived 10 top the loss of RI g. Eos
ter. last years intercollegiate. 100 and
I220-Yards dash champion. came last
night the statement that j. H Stofer,
winner Of the short dash at the spring
track games, and who had been looked
to fill IN part Foster place. had also
strained teadan which will prevent
competition during the track meet sea.
son
~ Fl Lacy, Of whom much was ex-
|peeted in the mile IS ii the hospital
suffering with scarlet fever Capt. 6. G.
Little has been forced % abandon the
shot put. at which be won the intereol-
legiate championship last fall owing to
a bad wrists J Z Barr winner Of Sec
end place IN the pole vault has been
forced ont Of competition for tile same
feasens and Herbert Jaques tie efaes
one and two.MiieF, IS but Just recover
ing from an illness
Instead of another championship team.
the supporters of the Crimson expect
only thud Of fourth place il the inter-
eollegiates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
TALK or The TOWN.

q. L. Bixby went ia Burlington to-day
on 4 business visit
n. IA. H0af and I'll H Scott are moving
their law Offices from The Miles block
into tile Howland Bros. Cave block this
week THE two attorneys have fine of
llees adjoining each other On the second
floor and an the Keith avenue side ef
the block
Thurman III. Din, who went to the uni
Yersity at Vermont from SpauldiRg high
school. and who since hts graduation
from college two years ago has been
instructor iii the civil engineering depart
meh{ there has now resigned To accept
4 position with tie New York state
barge canal.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
lash night and to-day were 5. A. n.
Spencer, Manchester. n. H.; E @ Wells
Stowe; y. RI Anes Boston; George Cald
we'll, Boston, d q s. Bushnell Burlings
tons Capt. III Al t Chapman, Mortified; ];
Newell Barber, Mortified G. Fl O'Clair,
waterbury; i. G. Rice. Boston; F. r.
Peabody. noston; +. ]. CtaHin, Randolph,
Nj u Myers, Boston; i G. Neil, Bos-
ton.
Among the arrivals at the hotel Otis
yesterday ware Miehael ii Hayes Md
dleburY; q. D stfouf, Boston; T G
RannaY Boston b Il. 0rmsyilles Bos-
ton: W. III IaekeY. White River juno
ton. George +. MeCufdy. Boston G II.
Hoimut, Boston; r Al Hunter St.
Johnsburv; George s. Foster St Albans;
i. If. Walker, Portland Me- Fl j.
johnson Spencer, Ia.s f ID Hoffman,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
A CRAZED MAN
SHOT AT HIS WIFE
Floyd Mason Of Fairfield Arrested and
Held in Jail. His Wife Saved Her
self By Striking Pistol.

So. Albans, Aprse 2T Floyd Mason
Of Fairfield is " Franklin county iail
charged with tempting CO murder tis
wife Monday night Mrs Alason's pres
enee of mind ii striking the revolver
Just as her husbahd pressed The tfig-
ger 8 The only reaeon she Is alive co.
day Mason also made desperate Eft
fort to shoot his eaptor Joseph Young,
in the struggle following the shooting,
when Young closed with Mason in an
effort to disarm him
Tie cause af the narrowly axerted
tragedy Is hard to determine. buN. Is
probably due to Jealousy or insanity.
Mason has been on bad terms with his
wife for some time and it u said has
repeatedly threatened to kill her.
Monday BIZ came to this city with his
wife and they returned home late in
the evening It appears that All that
day Mason was IN an ugly mood and
threatened Ills wife several times prom.
ising 10 kin her when they got neme.
He shot OIL bis revolver on the way
home to see il i was ia good working
order When they reached home he told
her lie was going to XIII her and sire
got on her knees and began 10 pray.
As he stood over hef with the gun
pressed 10 her temple, his attention
was attracted TO his young son III an,
other room
When Mason went to look up at his
son, his wife leaped ont the door and
fled to the nearest neiehbor's, Joseph
Young, closely followed by her husband
The back door of the Yonng house was
unlocked and Mrs. Mason plunged
through this and started mp the back
stairs just az her husband entered the
door He grabbed her and. holding the
pistol but i few inches from her head
fired, but his wife knocked the gun Up
just Ia time. her only injury being
badly burned finger
MI. Young and bis family hcaring
the shot and disturbance rushed to the
scene and Young Ersppled with Mason
finally disarming him after long fight
in which Mason attempted Is both shoot
and cut him When the gun was torn
away from Mason. his wife grabbed Il
and threw il ont The window As
sistaHce was summoned from the other
neigbbors and the sheriif's Office mott.
fled and Mason was roned and taken
to ieil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
SEEN TN BRATTLEBoRo7
George A. Doyle, Missing Roxbury, Mass,
youth.

Braitieboro, April 27 The boy be-
lievea to be George A DOYLE. missing
from Roxbury since April 5. appeared II
Brattlehafa last Saturday and stayed st
the Brattlabaro house over night He
registered as Waiter Iaelsey, but did not
indicate on the register TT home town
or city. ae was accompanied by a Boy
taller and thinner than hifuseA, tie idens
tify Of whom IL not known
IackeY expressed desire 70 stay at
THE hotel, but admitted hts inability to
do 80 when the hotel rate was mem
toned to him Ills bageaee consisted
solely of an alarm clock IIe end IDS
companion left sunday forenoon and
nothing has been seen Of them since
hereabouis, o faf as known 30 Official
communication has COME To the local
police in regard 70 tie boy, 81 any re.
quest 70 be IN The watch for him. but
with such information a. they have The
police are doing what they can ia find
81 learn aare be Il
faekey + said to have been dressed
In dark brown suit af clothes and to
have worn a new cap and black shoes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
CRAZED MAN KILLED
WIFE AND HIMSELF
Herman NJ clough Of Concord, N H.,
Also Tried to XIII Their Daugh-
ter ana Wife's Nurse.

Concord, N II. April q Herman w.
cloueh switehman il the Boston y
Maine railroad yards here. killed Ifs
wife Annie 8. with an axe ID their
home % North Spring street, ahout
$3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. ard
Immediately aftefNHr took hjs own
life by plhn9iHe Il carving kni48 into
bis throat Tough WIS 4s years old
and his wife a.
The tragedy was The work Of 3 man
whose mind had haen unbalanced By
loss af sleep and anxiety over the eon-
diti0n Of bis invalid wife, and took place
im The presence af ta year-old daugh-
Ter, Edith. an only child and d pupil
in The high school and two nurses
ClouuE was night switehman and
d TRAN 0f exemplary habits Tie bad
complained recently auott being de-
priFed Of sleep hy his wife's illaess.
and 4 few nights ago went te the po-
lice station and asked permission To-
ie down Ii one Of tie cells, which he
did Monday his peculiar actions at
tf8eted the attention of 4 neiphbor.
Cion9h Went homie 1T midnight that
night and upon rising yesterday fore
noon complained again of loss ai sleep
fta acted somewhat queeriy, hut be-
trayed n0 Signs that he contemplated
tlle double tragedy About 2 o'clock
lie paid a visit tu bis widowed mother,
Mrs M O. CHsweii who lives nearby,
and WHO said he acted strangely
He was nearly frantic She said, over
tine condition of hia wife To whom. as
we'll Is bis daughter, he was degoteaiy
attached
Returning to Els home clough again
retired to HIS chamber bnt about haIf
past four III the afternoon feappeafed
ii the room ID the ground floor where
his wife was diving hi bed According
70 the statement of Miss Hodge, 4 nurse
in attendance upon Mrs Claagh. ne was
clad only H his shirt and went directly
to the Woodshed where hA secured an
axe.
Miss Hodge was frightened a. she
saw him approaching with the axe ID
hts hand and closing the door she I'M
successfully attempted to prevent his
entrance
He went at once to The bed, and with
out word struck bis wife terrible
blow on tile left side of her head. kill
ing her almost INSTANTLY.
Resenting interference on The part oi
the nurse Cough turned upon Miss
Hodge and tried to strike her with
the axe She pushed him away. how
ever and with Tile daughter, Edith,
made her escape to the ward
Glough returned to his room after
killing It's wife, and the nurse alarmed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
Is Alleged in Charge Made at
Newport
MAN is HELD FOR us. JURY
E. zarcy Of Magog is Charged With
Bringing Girl into Vermont for
Immoral Purposes--Arraigned
Before U. S. Commissioner.

Newport April 27-At a hearing yes
terday afternoon before United States
Commissioner JeAa Yeane 10 This place,
Egzear Iarey Of Magog. who was charged
with bringing a girl, named Rosa Marlel.
into the Cnited States for immoral pur.
poses, was arraigsd The respondent
waived examination and was bound over
70 the May term 81 the United States
grand jury, sitting AZ Windsor THE two
parties were appfehended by Immigfa-
tion Inspector NJ IL Parker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
ST. ALBANS LICENSES
GIVEN OUT TODAY


st Alhans. April 81 Following IN cx-
tended hearing this morning. tile license
nor licenses for the ensuing ya8r. I'D the
successful applicants being Present hold
ers of licenses except one, who Is u.
Driseoll The 0thsr second class holder
il i ] Thompson.
The figst.eiass licenses are " # Larry
0f tho Central house III A Dunbar Of
TIE American house, Owen Marion If the
ST. Adams house and A. 0ligpy Of the
Commercial house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
CLUB INCORPORATED
Granite City Club Of Barre Filed Articles
Of Association To-day.

TIE Granite City club Of Barre fled
articles of Incorporation with tile YER
mont secretary Of state to-day, there be-
ing no capital stock. The purposes Of
the organization are set MP to be for
the mental and physical recreation Of the
members and the cultivation Of social
intercourse, The ineorp9rators are r T.
Mccarthy. David ~ Faulkner John D.
BARTLETT G. s. Knapp. NJ II. MeAuIer
and Angelo Seampini
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
$4,000 LOSS AT wATERvmIE.
National Wooden Company Lost Heavily
BY Fire.

Waterville, Me., April 27 Damage
estimated at between S25 900 and $780,
GOO was caused by smoke and water To
stock and machinery yesterday in q
fire, which damaged a tWostorY wood
u bnilding occupied by the National
Wooden company The company manu-
faetnres teltlng. Tho fire started from
combustion ii the coal
nip
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
MADE AGREE MENT
70 Put Fiagman at Dangerous Crossing
Ia Montpelier.

The Vermont public service commission
met at Montpelier this forenoon 10 com
silef The petition for protection 0f the
pahlie At the Taylor street crossing If
the Central Vermont railroad in Mont-
peliei, and announcement was made that
an agreement had been reached Whereby
a aagman Il % be stationed at the cross
ing
This afternoon the commission took up
The matter of relaying wires in Barre and
Montpelier Tomorrow The Dodge cross
ing matter viii be considered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
GOVERNMENT LEADER UNFIT.
Outwitted BY Albanian Generals and Bit
ter Feeling May Cause His Recall.

Constantinople via Phiiippopols.
April 27. The government today is
Fastening the mobilization Of 10000
troops to service h Albania. where the
10000 already there have proved ii
sufficient IN suppressing The rebellion.
There Is bitter feeling against Gheftek
pasha, commanding the government
troops. who WAS ontwitted by the Al
hanian generals, which may result III
His recall IN battle yesterday at
stimha, a thousand fell On bota sides.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
pANAMA CANAL OPENING.
Unofficial Statement Says It Will Open
il i9l4: Others MIKE i 1915.

Washington. y g. April ~ An mn
official statement to-day hY the highest
authority, SAYS the Panama canal viii
be opened early III 1914 Even though
the earlier date may Be possible. the
offieial announcement makes the time
1915 It IS thought the reason for set
ting fhe date g late S the desire to
be eertsin of making good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
MACHINlST KILLED
IN RUTLAND SHOP
Alexander Keefe Caught In shafting.
He Had Just Resumed Work After
Layoff On Account Of Sick

Rutland. April q. Alexander Keefe
Of this city, q machinist- aged about
as. was caught IN q sbafting at the
Rutland railroad repair shop nere about
six o'clock last night and 50 badly in
mred that be died an hour later at
the hospital He had been III and on
~ resumed work Monday MIR. keefe
leaves bis wife and two children. Mrs
Keefe Is sister Of Mrs Jaynss b.
Wheeler, whose husband died week
ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
10 EXHIBIT GRANITE.
Barre Manufacturers to Send Samples 10
Rochester Convention.

Tire granite manufacturers association
of Barre at its meeting last evening
voted To prepare an exhibit of Barre
quarrles, Is be shown at the national and
state retailers associations conventions,
to be held at Rochester, N. II, III the
latter part of next August. THE exhibit
will be IN the nature Of samples Of Barre
granite, and . sum was appropriated to
cover the expense Of the same
II was also voted that no manufactures
shall Be eligible to become member 0f
the association who does not employ six
ianrneymen granite cutters outside Of the
Of The firm or recognized officers
Of the corporation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
DEFAULrER PLEADED GUILTY.
Clarence Daamun Sentenced 70 Three to
Five Years Of Hard Labor.

Dedham. Mass, april Clarence
Dadmun. the defaultine tax collector
of Wellesley. to the amount Of $1,000,
sentenced to-day by Judge Hitch.
cock TO from three to FIVE years Of hard
labor. uleaded guilty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
WOMEN AND oHIrDREN KlraED


Salonika. April 27Dispatches from
Godantz. Albania. say that 500 Alban-
ians mostly women ard children. were
killed ia the Turkish bombaf9 5ent Of
Godantz, in an effort "a oust the forces
of rebel Albanian trihesmen. The town
was practically destroyed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
STILL some HOPE OF
SETTLING Big STRIKE
Philadelphia Has Not Yet
Abandoned Hope of Bringing
About Peace.

Philadelphia, March 21.-Although
yesterdays many conferences were APP
parently fruitless, all hope Of an early
settlement of the street car strike has
not been abandoned. The principal
hitch in bringing the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit directors and the men
together is over the question of rein
stating all the strikers, including the
ITS men who We're dismissed before
the strike was declared. If an agree
ment can be reached on this question
it is believed the union will instruct
all its men to return and then appoint
committees to TAX up grievances with
the company.
From the employers point of view
tie general strike situation is a little
better than it was. Men are slowly
returning in some industries, but the
number still idle is large. President
Greenawalt, of the State Federation
of Labor has announced that the state
wide strike would go into effect on
Monday unless the street car strike is
settled before that day.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
ATHLETE KEEPS CLOAK
OF MYSTERY ABOUT HIM

Walla Walla, Wash, March 21.-That
James Joy Miller. missing quarterback on
last years University of Michigan foot
ball IL, who was located on a fruit farm
near here yesterday, working as a COM
mon laborer. remembers his past record
OF the gridiron as well as all his other
experiences, is believed by those who "
interviewed him. His actions and the fact
that he has been receiving mail regularly
from friends in Michigan. leads the in
v~estigating authorities to believe that his
apparent loss Of memory is only feigned.
Miller has persistently denied his iden-
tity, asserting that he is only an acquain-
lance of the missing football man. Mil
Ter has called regularly at the postoffice
in Walla Walla and asked for mail for
Miller. He explained that his name was
Milne and hat Miller had asked him to
get any mail addressed to him and hold it.
Miller was in a room with a dozen COM
mon laborers when found last night.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
WOMAN SHARES IN
Lo0TING BY DUEz
OF SCHOOL FUNDS
Government Exonerated Of
Blame, but Some Members
Don't Escape So Lightly.

Paris, March 21-Though Premier
BRAND n his government has been.
exculpated Of any criminal responsible
ity in the scandals in connection with
the liquidation of the religious orders,
some extremely severe things were said
during the debate in the chamber of
deputies.
M. MiIlerand, the minister Of public
works, was accused of obtaining exor-
bitant fees for his share in the trans
action, and there was a good deal Of
ridicule thrown at the promises Of the
ministry to punish all the guilty par
ties, the point being made that SINH
lar promises were registered in the
days of the Panama canal scandal.
One Woman's Share 100000.
NJ. Bouvra, brotherinlaw os the for
mer li%quidator, Duez, was a volun-
tary witness today before M. Albanel,
the examining magistrate. He ex-
planned the stock losses which Duez
had sustained. and which he declared
testified that she had received 100000
from Duez in the last 10 years.
The result In the chamber nowise
compromises the program which the
premier has mapped out, which in
cludes, first, the institution of appeals
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
BOSS COX INVITED TO
SPEAK FROM A PULPIT
Cincinnati Potentate Grateful,
but Declines Request Made
by Preacher,

Cincinnati, March 21.-A formal invi.
tation was made today to George b.
Cox, republican boss Of Cincinnati. to
occupy next Sunday morning the pull
pit Of the Lincoln Park institutional
Baptist church. The Rev. Or. George
R. Robbins, the pastor, is one Of the
best known Baptist ministers OF the
middle west. Cox refused.
"Dr. Robbins has honored me signal
iy within the past two weeks, for I
have always considered 1t a signal
honor when any one in his position
says SO many nice things about me- as
he has," said Cox today.
The boss" Is not a religious man,
nor does he ever go to church.
What might not the boss politician
OF the republican party Of Cincinnati
preach and teach and do?" said DR..
Robbins. Some of the greatest
preachers and evangelists Of the CEN
turtles were not taught and trained in
the schools Of the prophets. Billy Sum
day is today one of the most successful
soul winners in America"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
GATHERS AT OMAHA

Omaha, Neb., March 21.-The 22d
semi-annual convention of the Medical
Society of the Missouri Valley convened
yesterday with 100 doctors in attend
ance. Last evening was given over to
a smoker. The address of welcome was
by w. f. Gurley. of Omaha, and the
response by DR.. Wright, of Carroll, Ia.
At the afternoon session the principal
paper was by DR.. Williams, of st. J-o
seph, dealing with Errors of Mind
Healing" He contended that the SUI
p%ernatural movement, like a hydra with
many heads, differs in methods and
practice and is known as Christian Sci
ence, Immanuelism, ETC., the aim being
to prey upon the public. Take money
they can, out give health they cannot.
Commercialism is the feature"
An informal discussion followed. and
it was decided to take steps to secure
legislation to check the onward sweep
of the Ont"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
ARGUMENT BEGUN
In MABRAY TRIAL

Council Bluffs. Ia, March 21.-As-
sistant District Attorney George B..
Stewart began the arguments for the
government this morning in sui
against John C. Mabray and his CO.
defendants before Judge Smith Nc
Pherson in the United States district
court.
Preceding Mr.. Stewards argument
George q. Rice, of Denver, a race
horse owner, was put on the stand by
alibi for Willard Powell, n of the
defendants, who is alleged to hav had
h~emorrhages every time he acted as
Jockey in horse races now celebrated
as fixed events"
Rice produced q ~bookmaker's ticket
dated the day Powell is alleged to nave
ridden one Of these races and testified
that Powell was with him on that oc-
casion. The ticket was admitted In evil
dence. Rice testified that he spent his
last dollar on the ticket and lost.
Mr.. Stewards effort was confined to
a summing of the evidence of each in
dividual. He attempted to show by
this evidence the connection with the
alleged conspiracy of each defendant
manner which would Indicate a general
scheme to defraud the victims taken
to the various towns.
Mr.. Stewart was given until loon to
finish his address and arguments by
counsel for the defense was scheduled
for the afternoon. Ten attorneys for
the defense were allowedS five hours,
pected to occupy the greater part Of
the time.
1t is believed the case will go to the
jury late Saturday afternoon.