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dicted by many who have been In Cen
tral America since the revolution began.
A significant piece Of evidence in this
connection was the refusal yesterday OF
General Estrada 20 accept mediation t.v
the Central American court Of Justice.
General MadriZ controls nine-teutns
OF the territory Of Nicaragua. and, ia
the opinion Of naval officers who were
or the scene OF nostilities and who
returned 10 America recently, he could
take Bluefields tomorrow IL the United
States would permit fighting ia thar
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-26

Handsome CHARTERED Oak
Finish Dining Chairs, like
cut, with genuine Boston
leather, box seat. Big lar
gain at the price.
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CLUBHOUSE FOR EMPLOYEES

CUMBERLAND, June Civilian
Luke Of the West Virginia PUN ana
Paper Company. which has a min ne
Luke, ihis county, has decided TO ai,-e
ne employees $4,000 clubhC IIse
ing '~i'.--
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POISONING ALLEGED

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, June %
Harry Lee, four years old, died as
result of drinking poisoned water from
a well and four other members Of the
family are seriously ILL., II is charged
enemies of the family poisoned the
water, and the county authorities have
begun an investigation.
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Four Dead and Others Sc
riouSly Injured When Ex-
curSiOn Steamer Burns.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED
PERSONS ABOARD
Three of the Dead Had Been
Locked in State7oom and
Forgotten.

Ia CROSSE, Wis. June 26-LocaI in
spectors of the steamboat inspection
service Of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor are today investigating the
cause of the disastrous fire which
brought at least four persons to their
death when the J. 5. burned to the
waters edge last night on Bad Axe
island, near Victory, Wis.
While the fire originated in the engine
room Of the old steamboat, it is thought
it arose from other causes than defec-
tive machinery, cigarette being sus-
pected. Report will be made to the
district inspector of the department,
Captain Dunn, of St. Louis.
The injured passengers who were res
cued from the island after they escaped
from the burning boat are being care
fully nursed today. and it is probable
ali will recover except Mrs tombstone
Meier. OF Lansing. Iowa, who was
trampel under foot in the panic.
The boat was loaded with 1,5OO ex-
cursionists, returning from Lacrosse,
Wis, TO Lansing. Ia. Captain Streckfus
beached the boat Immediately when fire
was discovered, and this act prevented
untold loss Of life
List of Victims.
The known dead are:
Mrs. Emma Randall New AIbine,
Iowa, drowned.
John Plane, Waukon, Iowa. burned.
Herman Fox, Victory, Wis, burned.
Unknown mGn, burned.
The three rlen who were burned TO
death had been locked in a stateroom
because OF bcisteroUs conduct, and in
Z h.
of the fire and the panic attending the
landing Of the passengers, they were
forgotten.
The passengers who were rescued
declare they saw several women throw
their children, some Of them mere
babies, into the Mississippi before the
Loaf could - beached, and jump in
after them This, however, cannot
be confirmed.
At the first alarm OF fiGe CAPTAIN
Streckfas ordered the boat full speed
ehead, and succeeded in beaching IL
on Bad -tNe island, where She pasSeu-
gers were landed The members Of
Tie crew were obliged to resort 10
violence IN keeping order
Cigarette, Probable Cause.
a lighted cigarette stub dropped in
the oil soaked engine room is said 10
have been responsible for the catas-
trophe The blaze was FIRST noticed
on the Inai-i deck near gangway.
The flames gained Roadway rapidly,
and for timfe it was feared there
would 5.. a terrible holocaust
The fart that the accident occurred
az night added 10 the panic and horror
The lielttS IL various parts q the boat
we're put oJt by the flames and the
1renZied women and children ran boIt+
the decks imploring a-d.
once landed on the island, life RATS
from Genoa, neighboring town, and
launches from villages up and down
the river, attracted by the shrieks and
flames, soon had the passengers back
on mainland.
The severely burned were taken by
train 10 De Soto for medical treatment
The J. 5 was one of the largest ey-
cLrsion boats on the upper Mississippi
and was owned by the Acme Packet
company Of Quincy. Ill. The steamer
has been in service for more than sixty
years and its destruction viii cause
the owners a loss Of about $4,000.
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Mail for Constituents.

Some members Of Congress have writ
ten personal letters to every voter in
their districts Some have sent a pack
age Of seeds or a bulletin or a govern
ment report 10 every voter, accompany
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RITkET.
Drawn Match Win veterans G:N - 'han-
plonship Co staten Island.

staten Island by making a draw with
~" New York Veterans yestertiay NJ West
N.v Brighton Won the championship ~
hs Sew York and New Jrr-ey l--u, iltiur.
going through The --rie- WtfLour 'i, uunt.r-
ing % dsfrai
4 No stage - ths game wsr.. 'i- ~.
ner- IN diriculti"- aud had time r-rwfii.d
th"v Wuuld undoub'sdl. bav. passed Tn.-
total 81 the Veterans. rrng bur 10 fuu-
l.-hind ant having vi,k-t- ~ hnnd
D Ireland acquitted himself nobIv
Nth the ball tui had % large -har, lu 81
posing Of On" strong bitt.nv Veterans I'D.
~ recard vas no" IN" one " Wt'h-'-
Tor - runs ia un""mmpnls gpu'i one
The Veterans started w-ll. u.Ifttug on
~ runs Tor no" tr.' Nl,h"f 4 prrudrr.
gas' WR- ~ z"od form AMI utf ~ ". wntI,,
e. " Huru1u ,Uu'r hut"d - r"fur. 30
Nas hoWird Airrrvsrd Gunn and q y
Danny made . stand. "I.H scoring o. but
"a" other bat-nisn got INTO doubt" ugur"-
Two Wi"ket- fell for runs when staten
Island went To- bat. but B. ~ J. St.inthat
aud " Baher made a prolonged stand
and ,arried Tho total 10 - Bth.r va
caught after running up ~ and ~rsruthpI
VA not out for - Tho sore NstsrHn.
~ staten island. IuI fpT wF'kets
Extraordinary bowling. Witch THsu''st
In he dismissal NJ team Of nine Crs-cau.
cricksi-rs Tor a total Of seven runs. marked
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COMING CHAMPIONS AT PLAY
GOIT PIiERS 10 FI\E nor \DS
~ TUT IOI VIM CITB
' rtrran Cracker IoNerS Hard course Ia
-. I'laNIn In Four~omr Win >IpISer
'ampbrlI IIub Events an the Local
I.rrrns scores Of the STAY AZ HOnrs

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- - u"
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a'' '"'''"I' -. 81" INV -.
"h" h'h IN 10" - 't""n'h ana "n lh"
'~"i' " ,i. W''' IN o. III, ~. , i,aTGr"-,s
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-, -. a.
h'>. 'h'.,'~ I"'"a''l hah,!I"i am
" alter iglu Pos 900. aud 10 PLAY The
o .uuu.rfr.,if team b. MrfrIman alI
u,y.r % Whit. "a ..u from, g. ID U,.,..'
-, = ....... - e,
-.'' ..'''''. .'I'. ''' N"'' ''-''' ''
UI Me- tHim i'I -
tfn". |u'a .i'rrrDprt mat h-- fu have. o
T..rI,,.y ..r,. Al, .r ft. al I.., 90, a.. cham
-. -,
TO" my '' NV ''' ''"'-' '''''N Wv
ant '"i VI >h"i'n"" "i ''"' AMI
&. t.pHr.H Mayor ui ttf,AN4rE over Mar
stall NiIfIaI,u OF N"t Nurt aut tf..I
uIrr OF tugi~,nu,l t-.nt Nop,Ivard
Nuui,'t'. ttHf tItu. .t- around ~ ~ Hut
D. ptlplu" luN ti..t-. SCORING not 80 we'll
. s.| .p - q Harrington ~ Boston aud Palm
ls.H,t tE 800 - VI Van AmTing. uf
IRA" Ngru dfu sG AMI l-a' g. connolly
Iai AI.r' -s's. - partner lui ~. tAn
lulf.r- OF 'itl" b-a' Pau Hunter 81 chicago
4ut " UsNhrlTu - Plllad.lphia nv = up
NiI veto. ur.i'.r Co. gplug "ut. but the, rafna
81. over that futai bl ore ur two Strokes
o. smith AMI ARDEN VI Robbins ION.
rIu4,i 'usir match pi bee. morning ttih
OLIVER Perm amt VI Hv"r- They VI u.ad
u.. 'r" earlier '"i"sr iu- in Robbins nne
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'h" - Nuh W. = ,"h,es SIM
va he winner u ,la~- \ Of the swr"p
s'Hh"~ I'm -, and IN lass " " y
Members 81 ~" AIswanl- club f"uh
raT .n NE t.Htii'IHs round l'f o." '.I '
ham. "n~tr 'rsi-'dHl AFTERNOON
,'".i 10. lea -, l-'H WIN De-, -,"f" OF
""'' .,
rf.S u.s. -. me- =. , i,,a,o-. - p \
~ ,aunr. VI r. b .sl,. 81 T = ,,.cr .. IT
,Nrrura smith - u " .0v I-Tt'uNl'" ~ '
N.''"rs F
Her" Nu- I ''r". 'uru"r-d - m 't.
medal PLAY handicap e. lr- - Nudf.a =
tuHf lat N"-'-rguE. \ Garden N
Ilu. and Is iIf.N I.lutug Ih, tfr s..I
ur PLAYED u' 'N.- E"-r lu" modal has 'u
D." .'nu ftfr. I.ru'- O.. N",Uu" The Tfup-r'.
OF 90 IIuNrF ~ It- I.-u plHyeu FOR fNHtp
'f. -.ur"- ,r- r, follows Garden.
o. = - u.l' Sc -H and 4
HWh. 20
l".' ''N N.''! 70. t.'. i.l''. '''- 100 'I' %.
.."--'.- 49, sol. a~ H0.'u hounds .'r ~.
10" Euf I'uEraWr- - -" IuuNuuI'.
,uuuf'. cha. ..-'-ritr Iu fi. ia. .ur
Adams .,.L .HfE . ,.rt O. 10 H 60
VII. ii ~.dSu v.'l ~ .. a show 81
~. va, DOL. ',s H sr' = , Reilly thanks
'" vent ~ -Ir"s" Gio"nn'r; led pa
ms ms ,'rh !I'H'ht -. 20 - W.
'rI-' "'-, '''NH'h ~ gay "hn IA 40
gal'"rr r. al" cNp"'t"d to-day o." watch a
''Nf '".i pfu-r~--"nh rIl'L .n 'I.'l N."' b
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esOIG Notes

S.Ili,sn played m hi- best form at
fl" Bnif -r"l ,rlf 'luh yesterday ~ o. =
po-'uuu"d final round tor 'u. -uring ,.r
-uIlr, "a defeated pr T. " GrunI"rrr D.,
and and INCIDENTALLY. yuing ROUND 10
%. 90 irh -puallrd ~" amateur record for
no lIuk-
The bpg.v haudI,np. uU"u fu mrulrr'-
" hD-a allow Hur"- rauyrd beef zen - ana
90 Vas non bv ! \ GlIlbT,s This ,IayrT
nm shed uT,, ass -tsd by HE fourteen -truk.
handicap Ih" second round ~ ~. sep.
tstnb~r cup aas al-s' plHy -d and 'hrrr va
al ~ q "a gap-takp- Which fp-.Iltsd "a .
tie between William Watson and "
NurdO'k b@'su-'. uf fl" rYh' Nhi'h du"-
not GeCOznIyr an thing I~-- Than =
riIrr", staten Island y sep 200
Their. were ninety two. puf lsa % the . 1.I.r-
events ~ Pow Hll- t.olt 'hIb TO-DAY, tho
-I,s'tal attraction h-Ing 10" t'""rgo b
Nrui-fruug us'al NbI'n f.prr-..uf- ~.
,lub 'haWptun-htp Ilu-r - qualify YER.
" Afru-'ruug g. kHvm"r
" Van Loan 80 u Nllsn 49, \
N,N"utmN - lloyd I.nt ,ns-u.
UardE. So Gsurg"" ARMSTRONG % "
Tidd"r. ~ VI BuIu ~ utru'd slater :,
III" brupslvn cup. presented hv " Z
Allen ami Huberi Gardner. VHs = .e,und
attraction Ihu-e 20 qualify Nrr"
~ Fir bNIl - IS - Johnston ~
- "a e. Told vpFs'' .. % % b. pcprI
- @ = : Hnr'E-f " e - re- a.
.on ~ Q. 20 VrVaHs rui % 20
ConElyn ~ o. 20 y ppps ~ - q
Woots' ~ % ~ - o~p'r. '"- .. ~ WORT
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DO invited by the executive COMMITTEES
'r. Kubcr' ,uN trophy aud four medal.
vlll b. played tor
'"inp-t" %. an eighteen hu," medal uIir
o testing 'ulUi and go. fN|rfN.'Hl mas Iul,
'h" t"-t -."."- Mi yntIHN 'h"r""ft"r
q -" Wat'' f".li VIII h'' IN "" each id'
. lu D." event 81 = ir' 'uI last pll," 20 'f.'
"uHltiNiHs lJsud -" .uut".'dr'- 80 Tod
shall IHyr -..a,t O. loaf b. a ,'Ip.. 30
trs 'ui" or au.-- Poo i'' rlut.'I u.ir com.
l"rIfpT- -.t| enter 'H' DO" hampton -
'.r". a. ~ 40, i"'tf.'- 60 t.".' respective
l'n' 90, .n'r, oud m.-' TO- -'''".."d lE
tan I. " "a N,pGaf. p,.o.s...
l'"ginnlI uu r'' -.'''H'F' &c.. .' '.'. '... Ha.
'u"H' -" events N.II t. held o.. ' .'r...H'n
H.r- " MT. nu ~" 'ol.uN.r. iag '.., ., omen
fpg '',',,-,. ,i, rr-t.I 49, ,''.
iu.r..,tua. ..r. lac. IA - G,,
E,'| rr,.rl and ,..t.. rI.t ..., ,..
f...rli..-, o.. ,lr Ni.,rr..,'r ,,i' I'D. "a. ,..'.
NOV" y"-r.r,i., Ia, IL" La, 81 ...'n
n" ,." i.rt'. '.'' n"i,il,'r Van y ''' o.
si.o' an"" rhi" u ,"nrc'g showed
ih" 0r-' match rounds fur september 'uI', 100
'.a-s"- ami Is t'r-a.~p Lee, 'u,t AMI severe
STONE ana J : mu,"n- nr. -Act a ,.ill 70.
over agsuu
.a.. , u,.Ilr,p (, r IAN t.r,- ., . a..
HOEsOE. j. ~ u = n IOrsr'i FL, =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
BONHAG'S GREAT FIVE MILES
VIZ mann ~ us HlRh
>TiNDI\G - IIlR>
hrl = &c Hummer Tra,ri- In - NTH.
utr~ - ia ~rronh. sew Nu,L g.
beats RiNal- FOR Point Uuuor. pauI
VIM stirring Race n iu" Wilr.


IN" -nr,rr track ant r".l -.... .. ...
metropolitan N-.r,.a'..n OF '.r
o"s ulH," - lra."., .-ItuI ."r....
nder ~" Hu-r.ors OF '.. N"n '.r.
II u a.rra,f..i 4. Grow. I'ul. t.sa. .....
-. ~. t Eg.-' at'"nHt... ever ..... %
annual meet %" 'as was Inc .'H
gtt - ma
be- great ab-orbnt feature - tho DAY
.- 'H" r".ut uuamr...-- ..U o. .l- .lu-.
'H. r..r. H4' rh.. ~ lpr made
..rurr 'u.-h ,u Gle. ."' "Err'- ...| WON
.. q Total 81 - points go ODD .ar 'a,s lr.-a
Ir aa- 'la .T-f '...nr. n. fn"
.-,.ry boot at fHi- wr-' .. -.. ...s.-. a..
Mathew q uaIltu .r-n .t..y man
.- '.sf 90 w. gr.a. '.t..a. a bis
. H'4 ..- '-sm RorAei "-.
... H.,f.lru record vent .r .... ..Hrl
'.a ... 81 history o,rgfr.I .U ...r i've
gorge Uou'1s .. ..-t
.' .H-' s,H.rt.I I.- tn. g 10y
.s r-u mar, 'pr rr. i.a ....
... 10 90 minutes % l-i -".,...- .uH
... o.. a'I On" ~ 30 minute ...
. .., r..." hv , 9. carter On ru" 'iG
H..n grounds a. lfgl'E ...
... Ff.,n'h avenue on ~"pf"Iui'.r ..
.,.y maintained an even us."
ant won .a-Iy from v BE-
'r... acorn .F.u. ? g. '-Isr-
N.r. {. thru N'r-r . .u.p...
.-rr which Euu'ag a''"rus'"t
...H.. Of 10" Sew NuTD 'U"
.r H.g.u 90 fraH r,Ar tut Iu.
..-.'.uD at every ,ap. Iil. Iu'"r.
.rr ur- mile. miu.'a-
... .. .l.- , Minutes g. -"'pni.
'aiu..'- .. -"r"uu. 'n.Ii
.. ... q. -.,uur- Ihr 'orI'.-
...r r..prI is % UIuu.'- OIL. --a
t.'.... ~ff.HH
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IIIIP ANTtU.

WANTED FIRST CLASS SLEEVE
HAND, ONLN THOSE Used To
tlRSI CLASS WORK NED APPLY 3.
IONG SEASON. HENRI BENDEt.
$50 SIN Az, CITY
WANTED AfIRST CLASS WAIST
RICHTER: lONG SEASON. HENRI
BENDEl. $50 SIN Az. CITY.
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Advertisements fDr THF SrN and THr
EvFSISG SIS may be left AZ any Aneri-
can District messenger ofii~e IN the city.
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Two events uffh 'vu .it-..f- 100 each we're
10 order ~ mo F"a' ,,uif and country iub
'e-'"rdaF. ,IGH NtudI'ap and sWssp-
STAKES D. idW"r"n led tho Held ia
lass Of The former competition with
o.. " y. and In class y p " Eaton topped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

GLIN hIprr. q Sept ln Tlay fpr
the rl4p rhamIIuu-hip 81 10" ,Irn Etig.
Golf i'uh a. eighteen hoi"- With I'M. Hr-T
~igh' q" qualify aud no" z"'"uI eight .ur
he consolation urtf" began fu.ua' Ihu-,.
Do" .4aIIii"i Nsrs ~ tpiIuu-
IHtHa q n ~rfIfH % IS .Hhrr~y ~
N~rfHr. - IS Wptrr. Of s. b ,uIsrn
y. % H,.i~fu - Unrdon n D Dotus
iAssB v - Hruyere. IT. ~ O. Nump~pn
". : - Ma sasna - e " Palmer ~ Z
Hoonr. 20 . Is IAnr.'rp'r fn' ! e uff.
fI@ NsTs ful
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Programmes nre out Tor the annual
women national golf hampton ship f0trua
Weut ~ us'flIl.t Tor b'foher goo 20 Is over
the Inks ~ fHs Ipuswuud tu.Iufr, tf.N
~ FlosaWur" ~ The ruWy"tTfIuD Ia upan
20 alI ,,ufrHr 1fnafs..T HuIfpr- belonging
rp clubs uhuu are members of tho I nitad
states Golf dissertation and 10 hos. for
siEnsrs visiting this county who may
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
CREW FOUND
WATERY GRAVE
Schooner Was Found Floating Bottom-up
In Boston Harbor, was Towed In
Last Night.

Gloucester, Mass Feb II. AIthourh
the quarterboard containing the name Of
The two masted schooner which. float.
Inq derelict bottom up 81 Eastern Point,
was picked up 81 the revenue cutter
Androseoggin. yesterday. IS hidden IN the
waters in which The schooner grounded
while being toWed il here, It il reason
ably certain that tie III fated craft il
tie old coaster, George E Prescott Of
Rockland, Me-. which left Portland lum-
her laden February / for Boston Nhat-
ever vessel 1t is. her crew 81 four on
five men has undoubtedly found a watery
grave
Everything indicates that it il the
Prescott While the cutters men were
making ready to attach a towlne yes.
terday, they caught a glimpse Of The
words "Rockland, Me- Oh her quarter
board indicating her hailing place They
could not then discern her name The
British schooner Preference. which arr
rived at Vineyard Haven yesterday. re-
ported that she left Portland on Fehra.
afy i iii company With the Prescott
and several other schooners All BUT
the Prescott are accounted for Tie
capsized schooner answers the desmp.
tion of the Prescott and like the Pres
cott she was timber laden 1t IL be.
lieved that the Prescott capsized be
cause Of an unusually hiah decsload Of
lumber which she carried
The derelet WAS FIRST sighted on Mon
49, l.4 xl. Ax4W Not.Nu#af fsn is sTae GH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
FoRMER MERcHANr pEAD.
J. B. Chamberlain Passed Away at Avai
FIorIda- Body comlng 70 Barre.

A telegram was received yesterday By
William Aarr, announcing the death ol
Joseph y Chamberlain, formerly a mer'
chant ia Barre, 1t Alya, Florida, where
he bad been residing for some years
Mr.. Narr went to-day to New York to
meet Mrs. Chamberlain, who Is coming
70 Barre with the body, and they are
expected some time On Saturday. Mrs
Chamberiain went 10 Florida a few
weeks ago in response 10 & notification
which said thst her ht t-snd was very
~, closing hef b0afdinRplace IN the
Worlhen block Their son, Julius Cham.
berlain. who has been in Florida, viii
probably return with the body also,
Burial will be IL Elmwood cemetery,
and the date for The burial viii be an.
nouneed later
Before leaving Barre for the South,
Mr.. Chamberlain was engaged in the
grocery business in the old building
which stood where now ii the Arcade
block. lie was also town liquor agent
under the prohibitory law for a term Of
three years. This store was later taken
by Sowden 4 Lyon and occupied by
them until the building was burned in
1902 Prior to coming 70 Barre 35 years
ago Mr.. Chamberlain was engaged IN
business at Broolsheld On 6rst coming
70 Barre. he went to work IN +. NJ
Averil's store then returned to Brook.
field, where he again engaged in busi-
ness, and subsequently resumed work
for Mr. Averll later going into business
for himself here, "A stated above He
was about 65 years Of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
WERE RESCUED
FROM THE ROOF
Occupants Of Building in Boston Had
Been Driven There by Dense
Smoke.

Boston, Feb 1.-two women and two
men were led from the roof Of the burn
Ink hl6ldine. 5lI Washington street.
carly hst evening, partially overcome BY
.smoee TIL eHarsss i y basement
of q Fl. conants rsstauran and, ali
though the firamen kept the blaze con-
aned % the basement and 6fst floor,
dense smoke poured through tie build,
ing and 70 the roof whsFe Arthur Berry,
Ais sister, Harriet Berry and Mr. and
AlFs. James c. Little had ruin from their
apartments on the top door
TIE four rescued were accompanied
bY dog and cat, and did not realize
ther preaieanent Until the smoke en-
eeeped them Ihes called for help. An
aerial ladder was fun up and dremen
ran TO them over an adjoining roof.
They threw cloths over the faces of the
women ana FED them e the treet the
H ana tie animal pets following
Tie restaurant was crowded. when
smoke was seen coming from the floor
fadiatoF by tM employees. Somebody
shouted @Firei7 and tie customers rushed
to The street carrying their coats in
laeir hands. The Mattresses and The
cashier Miss Emma Nichols, delayed de-
partlMc a few moments, ana file fre
pread 50 quickly that they were suf.
iefine from the ii effects Of uhaling
smoke when they reached the air.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
MAY CRlNG SUIT AGAINST
AMER. TEL. & TEL. co.
This win Probably Follow Suit Brought
to Prevent Transfer Of Control Of
Companies to ]. P. Nor

New York. Feb I7-A request that
the United States attorney general start
snit against the American Telephone 8
Telegraph eompony On the ground of
conspiracy in restraint Of trade viii
probably follow TIE suit started u
Cleveland 81 the minority stoekholdefs
81 tbe United Suites and ciyas8sa TEL.
ephone eompsnies The stockholders sued
70 prevent the transfer Of control q the
companies to = p Morgan, on the
ground that Morgan was buyine them
for the American Telephone company.
The taking of depositions IN The case was
ended to-day THE attorneys for tile
stockholders declaring that enough testi-
mony had been secured 70 prove the
eause when Che hearing is resumed iu
Cleveland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
oNE PLEADED aBiLrY
While Three Others Arraigned for Breach
Of the Peace Pleaded Not Guilty.

Luigi Galleani was arrested last even
ing bY Officer CarIe Oh a warrant charg.
ing him with breach Of the peace fol
fighting with Victor Cravello IN the post
office corridor Tuesday evening Galleani
was arfaigned before Judge Scott last
evening and pleaded guilty 20 the charge.
He was fined St0. with costs Of SOFA,
which lie paid, Cfayello was also ar
rested yesterday afternoon On a similar
charge by Chief Faulkner, but the case
has been continued by Grand Juror E.
R. Davis
The dispute between Galleani and Cra-
vello was said to BE- over the Italian
newspaper Cronaea Sovversiva. with
which both were jointly associated, Cra-
vello having withdrawn from the ad-
ministrafion IN charge Of the paper, and
Galleani continuing to Be associated
with it Since then, there has been 1T
feeling between them, cuFninating in the
meeting in the post Office corridor late on
Tuesday
Eruesto Calosso was arrested last
evening by officer Carle on a warrant
charging him with breach Of the peace
for an alleged scrap with John Solari
in the a. Tomasi block last evening
Calosso was brought into court last
night, and his case was continued until
Friday morning Bail Of $50 was fur
nished BY A. Cavalazgi AT midnight
last night, Officer Gamble arrested So
lari on the same charge and in city
court this morning Solari pleaded not
guilty. The case was set for hearing
on Saturday morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
HIS TRIALS
COME FAST
Salem's Reform Mayor Has
Salary Again Attached
New Executive Of Massachusetts, City,
Beside Running the Affairs Of His
Government, Is Hounded by
Creditors.

Salem, Mass, Feb. ia second at
taehment was placed to-day on the sal
ary Of Mayor Howard Of this city, whe
was only recently elected % his present
position. after an extraordinary cam.
paign, in which be started practically !
single.handed 70 wage a reform cam
qaim using his little newspaper largely
80 secure the needed publicity Of Bis
cause and attacking various interests.
To.daysa attachment was for $500 ana
was brought BY the Cooperative Ma.
chine Mig Co. Of Purchase street, Ros-
ton. i IS understood that che suit IN.
wolves printing machinery
Mayor Howard was called upon short
ly after his inauguration to defend him
self in a suit brought by his former land
lady for back board bill