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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
WORK OF VT. sANAroRIUM.
Quarterly Report Shows Increase in the
Scope Of the Institution.

Pittsford, Aug. 6.-The medical report
OF the Vermont sanatorium for the quar-
ter ending June 80 1910, as submitted
20 the trustees, shows a very marked
increase in the work and scope Of the
institution. greater number Of appli'
cations have ben made and a larger mum.
Der Of patients have been treated than
during any previous period in its his
tory.
During the summer months, every
available bed has been occupied and at
times the number Of patients has ex-
eseded the actual working capacity.
June 30 there were ~ patients In the
sanatorium l22 men and 10 women
August ! the number was 43, and there
is considerable list Of accepted patients
waiting for vacancies to occur.
The 30 patients admitted during the
quarter were classified az l3 incipient
and " moderately advanced Two were
from Addison, two from bennington, one
from Caledonia. four from Chitfenden,
one from Franklin, two from i.amoiile,
ne from Grand Isle, three from Rut-
land, four from Washington, two from
Windsor, six from Windham and two
from Orleans counties, respectively. This
table Of geographical distribution shows
that even these localities az greater
distance. n the eastern and southeastern
part Of the state, are beginning to real.
ize more the Importance Of sanatorium
treatment and are taking advantage Of
the opportunities offered by this instr
tuition.
OF the 10 cases discharged during the
quarter. m whom results Of treatment
we're considered. five were apparently
cured, three we're arrested. and seven
improved. three remained stationary q
grew worse and one died. In other
words. is, or nearly 50 per cent. were
distinctly benefited. Some Of those dis
charged win be able to follow out toe
treatment at home, OF 1t least seek cut
more hyaienie modes Of living. ~ a
result Of the training and education re.
eeiyed.
With the increased number Of applica-
tions. the policy will be % select earlier
and more favorable cases, 50 that IN The
future even better results ought 70 be
expected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06

For Caledonia vounty Fair to Be Held
Sept. IS, IA and IS.

st. Johnsbury, Aug. g. The sixty.
fourth annual Caledonia county fair u
scheduled for September Is, IA and Is.
There will be two class races, one a.
the 2.25 class and one In the 2.40 class
with a purse 10 each for $500, Taere
are FIVE stake races schedule, eacL hay-
ing a purse Of $780,
In the 2.30 stake there are 10 cntriesi
IN the 230 stake trot there are II en-
tries. In the 2.20 stake pace there 10
entries aud IN the 2.20 stake trot Their
are Is entries IN the ZIG stake pace
there are 10 entries. The entries ~
the other races are not complete set.
The whole list OF entries will close Sep
tember s.
The Caledonia Fair Ground company
are rejoicing in that they have been
able to engage the services Of Albert
II. Merrill Of Danvers, Mass, 70 act
as starter. Mr.. Merrill is we'll known
throughout race track circles as a fair
and impartial starter and his experiences
IN bringing the speedy ones 70 the wire
IS an enviahle one. This is the first
time that he has been engaged 10 come
to ST. Johnsbury. Among other veteran
hortemen will be r. D. Harpin, who viii
act as one Of the judges
Other features Of the fair viii be on
automobile parade on the last day. ex-
hihits Of live stock and Clarence Bon
nette's debut with an aeroplane
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
GOES TO BENNINGTON.
State Golf Championship Lies Between
jennings and Holden.

Bennington, Aug. 6.-Perey r. Jen-
nings ana Clarence Il. Holden, both o.
Mt. Anthony Country club, Of this place,
viii contest in the finals to-day fer the
Vermont state championship. The It'll,
has always been held heretofore by a
member 81 the Ekwanok club Of Man
chester and the triumph Of lcca players
IN the preliminary round yesterday was
not anticipated. Jennings was the run
ner up last year but this Is the first
time Holden has gotten beyond the early
rounds in a state series
Frederick b. Martin Of Ekwanok last
years title holder, was put out in the
first round Of match pley' by A. W. Har.
rinaton Of the Dorset Field club. Paul
Waterman, who won the title in 1906,
went down before Mr. Holden in the
second round and c. Ne Clark Of Ekwan
Ok who was looked on as possible win
ner after defeating Harrington yester-
day morning, was beaten in the series
finals in the afternoon by Holden. The
finals to-day will be 9s holes and the
state tournament will end with an open
handicap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
MORE RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
Increase In First Quarter Of 1910 Of 400
Killed Over Same Period for 1902

Washington, Aug. GA considerable
increase in the number Of persons killed
and injured on the railways Of the
United States during the months Of Jan.
umry, February and March, 1870 is
ghown over the corresponding period Of
last year. The total number killed dur
ing the quarter was 100, and 2l.2s2
were injured This was an increase Of
46G killed, and clio injured as compared
with the corresponding period last year.
There were nineteen killed on electric
railways and 6e0 injured The tota,
number Of casualties in this quarter is
.welled by two great disasters, an ava
lanche IN the state Of Washington. and
derailment in Iowa, both in the month
Of March. In these two disasters l4l
persons were killed and ffty-two in
iured. In other respects the present
record SHOWS no remarkable differences
as compared with the corresponding
quarter one year ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
WIFE URGED SHOOT.
MRS. Louis Victor Seydell Gives Testi-
mony at Kingston, N. X.

Kingston, \. y, Aug. 6.-"Shoot, Vic
tor, shootl' are the words in which
Mrs. Louis Victor seydell says she may
have urged her husband. New York
broker, to shoot Clement Demaron, an
Italian hotel keeper, at West park on
SUNDAY, July "a. Such was her testi-
mony in the Demsron inquest, held here
yesterday by coroner Alexander 9. Has
brouck
Mrs. Seydel is not positive she said
anything. but that il what she was say
ing mentally. and ii she did speak it was
to use the expression quoted She says
she believed her husband was in danger,
because when she first heard an alterca-
tion between Seydell and Demaron, the
thing that impressed ner was the angry
tone Of strange Italian voice. The
only words she could recall hearing the
italian use were, Damn you,8 and when
Sevdel entered the house he announced
Demaron was following him.
Mrs Seydel accompanied her husband
to their bedroom and helped him get his
: big army revolver and cartridges, telling
him meanwhile "Oh. do something,
quick" She denied absolutely that Ital-
fans accompanying Demaron had begged
seydeI not TO shoot, but said two OF
them came upon their property. as if to
close around him. She also denied that
sne begged her husband not to shoot, as
testified to by Demaron's companions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
EYE GRAFrED. eIRL cAN sEE.
Rare Operation Performed In PhiladeI-
phia with Success.

philadelphia. Pa, Aug GA rare
operation involving The transpanting Of
OF part Of the eornca from the eyeball
Of a man to that n woman who had
been blind since infancy resulting 70
the restoration Of her sight, has become
known
The operator wa Dr. L. Webster Fox,
professor Of .ophthalmology at the Med
ico.Chlrnrgical college.
DR.. Fox's patnets were a young man
employed at the Baldwin Locomotive
works, the sight Of one Of whose eyes
was destroyed by piece Of steel, and
young woman who had been hllnn
since infancy suffering from q disease
called ophthalmie neonatorum. One ot
her eyes had already been removed from
it, socket.
The eornea Of the young woman's eye
the transparent film which covfrs the
iris, or pupi--had become clouded
through disease. and was Opaque. Tht
only way her sight could be restored
was to cut hole in the eornea and
remove the curtain that was ohstructs
ing her vision To do this it was nee.
essary to find some transparent tissue
that would replace the piece OF diseased
cornea removed.
When the young man was brought y.
With the sight of one eye permanently
lost. although sections Of the cornea
were uniniured Fox conceived the idea
OF the transfer. The consent Of both
parents was quickly obtained and the
operation performed.
When the bandages were removed II
was found that the young woman could
see for the first time in her life Her
right was, Of course not as good a.
that Of the average person, but for five
feet she could see distinctly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
When Harley May, Aged %,
Ran Amuck Late Yesterday
HE INJURED THREE MEN
But Was Brought Down by Bullet from
one Of His victims-Policeman
Shaw May Die from His
Wounds.

Shelby, Ohio, Aug. 6.-After a brief
but bloody running battle, in which
three men were wounded, Harley May
aged 2s, was shot to death BY patrolman
Jacob Gates late last night.
May, who was hostler, started trou.
Bile in Main street saloon by shooting
at the bartender. He missed the bar
tender, but shot George Cline, farmer
through the upper portion OF his chest.
Going into the street, May calmly re-
loaded his revolver and shot patrolman
Shaw through the breast inaicting a
possibly fatal hurt.
The youth then fled down Main street
and took refuge in private house,
where posse, led by policeman Gates,
found him. May fred first, slightly
wounding Gates. but the latter on his
first shot pierced the young mans juga-
lar vein, with bullet, and the lad,
eIutchng his revolver, sank to the door.
step and died before he could be re-
moved.
Cline win probably recover, but pa
trolman Shaw's condition is serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
MILITIA CALLED
TO QUELL RIOT
Two Brothers shot Dead at Grays Sta
ton In Georgia and Their AS
sailants Were cooped In
House.

Macon, Ga, Aug 6.-The feud spirit
blazed up 50 ferecly Yesterday at Grays
station, Is miles from Macon that two
companies Of militia last night hurried
to that hamlet to prevent further blood
shed
S. f. Etheridge and his brother, Nor
ris, we're shot dead in their tracks and
the men with whom they had qaarFeled,
Luther Morton and his brothers, Nif.
lisTs, am and Tom. were cooped up IN
thsir home By deputies, with the double
intent Of preventing their escape and Of
protecting them from vengeance threat
ened BY the kinsfolk Of the slain Ether
idRes
The situation grew threatening last
night and troops were asked for. Two
companies left Macon at Sherbrook's re-
quest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

F. A. Cragg is passing a week with
his wife and children, who are visiting
lin Whitefeld, M II.
G. H. Rowland returned to-day TO his
home in Cabot. after spending few
days in the city on business.
Mrs. Emma Scott who has been
spending several days with friends here,
returned to-day to her home in Sc. Al
bans
A. Cochran, granite dealer Of Co.
shocton, O., Is passing few days in
the city on business connected with the
granite industry.
Mrs. A. NJ Pierce and grandson, Ray
mond Pierce, went this noon to Groton,
where they viii pass few days in
camp at Groton pond.
The Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev w j. NJ Beatte, rector; holy
communion 8 a. m. morning prayer and
sermon, 1880; Sunday school 1850
The ioint picnic Of the w G. I. Y. Of
Barre. Montpelier and East Barre was
held at Dewey park yesterday afternoon.
lhF threatening 0tdAUfi hNHA hHt Ut
tendance down, but the afternoon was
spent enjoyably.
Friday and Saturday arrivals at the
CITY hotel follow L. L. Adams, Bur
linrton; r. G. Pollard, Lowell Mass.
ten members Of Queen City baseball
team. Burlington; J. n Fitch and party,
Concord. \. H.; Miss Bessie Cate, Bur-
linston: George A Thompson and party,
New Durham, n Fl.
Friday arrivals at hotel Otis were as
follows: i. r. Harrington, st. Johns
bury; G.. J. Lee. Troy n Y; L. A.
George. Barton; - l. Downev. Boston;
la. n. Green, New York City; G II.
Rowland, Cabot; William Pierson, HART
ford. Conn II A. Morgan, Newport; b.
j. Giles, Bangor. Me-: A. IL Harvey.
Rutlands Mrs ". II. Martin, Mrs.
Townsend Plainheld; h 3. Monhetet.
Sherbrooke. One ] P Howe, Burling
ton: c. Kenworthy, Greensboroi II. G.
Murdock, Ludlow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
BARRE HOSPITAL
GETS $4,000 BEQUESI
Late John Z. Smith Established Eliza
beth Smith Fund for Maintaining Free
Bed--He Also willed $500 to Con-
gregationl Sunday School.

By the will Of the late John e. Smith.
which was aled for probate yesterday
the sum Of $1,000 was bequeathed TO
the Barre City hospital, 70 be known
AZ the Elizabeth smith fund, the ~
come Of which 10 be used IN maintaining
a free bed at the institution. The mon
ey was left In the memory OF Mr..
Smiths mother. Mr.. Smith had shown
4 great interest IN the founding and de-
velopment Of the City hospital believing
II 70 be one Of the greatest needs in
Barre
Besides this bcuaest Mr. Smith willea
$500 to the Sunday school Of the First
Congregational church, with the inten-
tion that the income Of the fund be used
for the entertainment Of the children
al the picnics Of the church. The residue
az the estate. which is estimated to be
in the vicinity Of 100000, goes to the
heirs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
GLOVER WILL AGAIN.
Brothers Given Chance for e-Hearing Of
the Case.

Boston, Aug 6-Judge Morton in the
supreme court yesterday handed down
decision granting to the four brothers
Of Clarence i. Glover, the murdered
Waltham laundryman. a re-hearing Of
their contest 10 break their brothers
viii. The new hearing will be before
a jury and 2 Judge Of the supreme court
ID Es@t Csnbridge in 0cinber. Nester-
aeys decision oycrturns the decision
handed down s. Judge Aelntyre Of the
probate court. which ruled in favor Of
the murdered man and Seymour Clover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
&c Frorn ". ]. shleIds.

Mr.. Editor: II was published in yes
terdayfs issue Of The Times that Evelyn
Shields wasn't injured BY the automo-
bile driven BY Chauncy Bixby. wanA
10 state that she was injured although
not seriously She was bruised about
the knee ard back Of the ear. Through
the kindness Of Mrs Coppins she was
cared for and sent home on the ear It
seems as II the party could have taken
the time to See that the child was TAX
en- home.
Mr.. w. j. Shields.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
PUT UNDER BONDS
TO KEEP THE PEACE
Rutland Man Charged with Yelling
"scabo at Strike Breakers On the
Local Trolley System.

Rutland. Aug. 6-Miehael Pifko Of
West Rutland was bound over to the
grand Jury yesterday By Justice B IL
stickney on two charges of intiuiidar-
ing workmen, 1t being alleged that be
yelled "seabr at two crews Of strike
breakers on the local street railway
line a. the cars passed through West
Ruslaud. Pifko furnished 500 bail in
each case.
The company has had almost daily
misAaps since the STRIFE breakers have
run its ears. Yesterday trolley struck
heavily loaded ice cart and tippeu
il ever, scattefeing a ton and q half
Of ice in the road and throwing the
driver, w. H. Doubleday, out on his
head He was not seriously hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
CHARLES 2. STONE.
Resident Of Barre FOR 20 Years Died
Last Evening.

Charles z. Stone died at 6.o'clock last
evenings at the home OF his brother,
Tellas Stone. Of Branch street. lie had
been III with consumption since last
fall. Afg. Stone was born in Montreal
" years ago. He had lived in Barre
for the last 20 years, whore be had been
employed a. a stone cutter. He leaves
son. Charles, jr.-of Bostop, bis brother
with whom ne lived and two sisters,
.v.4o reside IN Montreal Tbs funeral
services will be held from TIE house on
Branch street Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The interment will be ID the
Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
ALL STRIKERS BACK
On Burlington Branch Of the Central
Vermont Railroad.

Burlington, Aug. 6--Since the differ
ences between the Central Vermont
Railway company and its employees have
been satisfactorily adjusted, all is rum
ming as smoothly as before the strike,
and travel over the road has increased
to a great extent All the strikers in
the yards have been taken back and all
the trainmen on the passenger trains Of
the Burlington branch haze resumed
their positions. Most of the strike
breakers have left the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
WHOLE FAMILY SHOCKED.
Lightning Dces Considerable Damage to
Jericho Dwelling.

Jericho. Aug. 8. During the electrical
storm Thursday afternoon the new resi-
dence Of Hurd +. Montague was struck
bv lightning and somewhat damaged
but not set on Gre, The lightning struck
the chimney. then passed to the ventils.
inV shaft Of the bathroom following that
into the room and along the water
pipes to the kitchen. shattering the sinks
and faucets.
The entire family were more or less
effected but Mrs. Montague, who was
tanding at the sink was the most e
riously shocked. it beina some time be
fore She was able to speak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
THREE MEN HURT
At a Shingling Bee In Fairfax When
Staging Fell.

Fairfax, Aug. 6.-Oiiver Cherrier made
bee to shingle his barn on one side
Yesterday and eight men and smat,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cherrier
we're on the staging when part Of il
fell Fred Cherrier cat his head BADLY.
Henry Lock was rendered unconscious
for some time. Mg. Sheltra escaped
without injury. The little Cherrier boy
broke one arm at tht wrist and above
the elbow and It was thought bis shoul.
der was dislocated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
TRY TO DEposE OFFICER.
Lowell Sslectmen Defending His Title to
Vermont Citizenship.

Enosburg Falls, Aug. 6-Dcpositions
we're taken before +. MuFeeters, notary
public, Thursday and yesterday of sev-
eral parties in an attempt to prove tha.
Fred B, Lambert, a selectmaR Of Low
ell. was born in this town. This Is a
quo warranto proceeding to depose him
from Office on the ground that he Is not
i citizen Of the state.
George B. Young of Young & Young
appeared for Lambert and W E. Tracy
of Johnson and States Attorney VIII
Wright Of Orleans county for the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
NEW MACHINE
OF WRRFARE
England Launched Her Latest
Pride Today
ARM0RED CRUISER LION
Costing sii,ooo,ooo, Faster Than Any
Destroyer and Stronger Than a
Dreadnought, the Lion Sends
lo,4oo Pounds at Broadside.

Davenport, England Aug. 0.-The
arnored cruiser Lion, the latest pride Of
Bnglands navy, was launched to-day.
stronger than any Dreadnaught and as
fast a. any destroyer, the Lion will be
most powerful fighter. She is Of 20
600 tons and carries eight 1875 inch
guns. Her speed is 2s knots and she Is
Of 10000 horse power. The Lion can
are l04O0 pounds Of metal at broac>
side. The vessel cost sll 100000.
As the great vessel left the ways to-
day vast crowd eheered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
COULDN'T STOP SUICIDE.
Lucius H. Faunce OF Fayston Shot Him
self Yesterday.

Stowe. Aug. 6.-AIr. and Mrs. Horace
81 Faunce we're called to Fayeton yes.
terday by the death of their son, Lneius
Fl. Faunce. who committed suicide by
shooting himself with shotgun that
morning. Notwithstanding the efforts Of
his wife and son to prevent him. Mr..
Faunce was native Of Stove and
moved from here to Fayston several
wears ago. He was about 40 years Of
aqe. he leaves a wife, who was for
merly Miss Ole French Of Stowe, a
ION. Robert, about II years Of age, two
daughters. Susie and Rubie, his fatheS,
III b. Faunee. two brothers. Henry B.
Fannee Of Rochester and Harry w.
Fannce Of Stowe, and sister, Mrs.
Edwin w. Dillingham; of Bellows Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
STRANGER AS SUSPECT.
Vending Talks Of HIM as Possible Slay-
er Of Girl.

Denver, Aug. 6.-That strange man,
who he says called at the church sew
eral times, ostensibly looking for a for
mer ianitor, may be responsible for the
murder Of s-year-old Alma Kellner of
Louisville, was stated last night
by Joseph Vending, charged with the
chid's murder Vending made the
statement while on the way to Kentucky
from California in charge Of detectives.
Vending reiterated that he fled from
Louisville to escape from his brothsr-in-
law
II was never alone ait the church al
any time" declared the former ianitor
Of the Louisville Catholic church, in
which the girl was murdered
Two or three times strange man
called at the church to see the former
ianitor, who slept In the basement. Once
II took him down there. The priests
knew who he was and he knows, too
that ! was never alone in the church at
any time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
MANY vERMoNTERS GOING.
To National C. A. R. Eneampment a,
Atlantic City

Department Commander +. J. Foster,
of Waterbury Center, who was III Mont
pelier yesterday while on his way home
from Rochester. where he attended
reunion Of Windsor veterans, says il
is practically assured that the Vermont
department Of the Grand Army will be
largely represented at the national en-
campmeut TO be held at Atlantic Cit1-
n. j., commencing Tuesday September
20 A fare Of $685. for the round trip
from Burlington and Montpelier and in
termediate stations has been secured
with correspsndinglv low rates from
other points in Vermont. The Vermont
eps will be quartered at the New Bel
mont, which has accommodation for SEQ
guests and at which special rate has
been secured Of So per day when two
persons occupy room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
QUICK HALF-MILE.
Good Auto Speeding for a Half Nile
Circuit.

Rochester. n. Y, Aug. 6.--Ned Crane,
driving G0-horse power Thomas fya,
Yesterday set new worlds record for
hall mile dirt track, unbanked, At Crit
tenden park. when he made the circuit
in forty and two.ffths seconds, lowering
Barney oldaeld's mark Of forty'three
and three-ffths seconds made some
years ago Crane had a gasoeine feed
pipe broken coming up the stretch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
ACCUSED MURDERER TAKEN.
Japanese Claimed to Have Killed Man
and Wife, Captured On Ranch.

Oakland, Calf, Aug. 6-Henry va
maqachi, the japanese. accused Of the
murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Kenddn
and their son, Thomas, at their ranch
near Cazadero, July 23, was captured
yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Margaret starbuck, owner OF the Ken
dali ranch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
CLAN PICNIC TODAY.
Big Crowds Began vending Their Way
TO Park This Forenoon.

Early this forenoon people began 20
flock to Caledonia park. where the cote
annual picnic Of Clan Gordon is beip
held. taking lunch baskets and wrap
ia prepare for all kinds Of weather.
The sun occasionally pseped out from
behind tie clouds this forenoon, giving
encouragement that the day might be
passed without rain. The sports and
games OF the day will start early TINS
afternoon. and the most Of the huge
crowd that is expected, win 20 to tn
park this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
New York Pays It's Blind.

View York. Aug 6.-Three hundred
deserving people from Manhattan ana
the Bronx were paid of from the muni-
cipal blind fund Of $4,000. which the
city has maintained since 1873. The
remaining SIG received their money to-
day. Each got S4S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
SAVED BY A GLASS EYE.
rev York Mans Attempt at Suicide
of No Avail.

New York. Aug. g. Emele Mammon,
confectioner's assistant, failed in al
attempt to commit suicide last night
hecau:e the bullet from his revolver
wae detected BY his glass eye.
The young man was III and homes
sick. America he had written to bis
mother in German, is too bsg q place
for me-"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06
SHOT 17.YEAR-oLD WIFE
Husband Heard She Was Leaving His
Home.

Coatesville, Pa, Aug. Receiving
word over the telephone that his II
vear.old wife was preparing to leave
Ills home. Harry Waddell, aged p years,
i shipping clerk in Worth Bros. mill,
left Ills work and shot his wife as She
was leaving the door He then turned
the weapon on himself. Both are in
the hospital and little hope Is entertained
for their recovery.