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The Washington times., 1910-05-30
WILL FIGHT CHOLERA.

ST. PETERSBURG, May SO.-The CITY
council has appropriated 1923, 900 for pre-
liminary expenditures in the fght
against the expected epidemic Of cholera
this summer. II is hoped that this will
be the last big year of the epidemic
the disease usually running its course
after three Years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
BLIND RUNAWAY HORSE


Burlington, Aug 13 south Clam
pain siret was ih nc "a spe ac;
uar rNFNuN yeNsisg rlia 81 ga
bind horse. he cus e to joau H. An.
IaeNs Of Front rta, greatly sfieat.
oaad several people ua..e paformn
soac cntlely new fga,s in the line Of
running away Tie arse. which was
lhtcfed 70 wagon los4 with kirdlng
wood, was aiandinc peacefully 1t The
sid of tie road on south Champlain
street, below Cherry when Tie became
frightened from some unknown cause
ant Ia hed wildly up CAamplain street.
3eyord Cherry street, b. sweryed sud-
denly toward the sidewalk and crashed,
feadloremost. into fight Of seven or
eight steps, leading up % tae front door
OF The tcnse belonging % Frank BROTH
cfs IN noms way the horsess head got
under tie steps sud he carried them a
distance Of ,ertral yards, balanced in
that position. when tc trippcd and fell,
densoaaling the railing Oh ono side Of
the stgps. Several men ran mp and, aft
er some difficulty, succeeded ia moving
the stairs from the horse and got him
On bis feet. The animals side was
found 70 be cut and bleeding, but he
was not seriously hurt. A few piece
OF weed wtre lost, but the wagon was
not damacea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
STRIKE BREAKERS LEAVE
And Rutland Street Cars Are Being
Manned BY New Employees

Rutland, Aug. l3-Taflic on the troll
ley lines o. the Ruslaml Railway. Light
& Power company 3 going along smooth
II and :. A. Nsddell. president oi the
corporation, Waddcll & Mahon, of New
York. who with d forre OF strike break
erA has been IN this city since tho
oskout Of the railway eompany's con-
duetors ard mo.ormea retrraed to
New York, yesterday accompanied by his
secretary, james r. Troy, aud eight
men. Eight men we're left in tlis city
for q few days until the compauys new
eH ployes are more familiar with their
rurs.
OCT Of - runs yesterday all but three
were manued By the compsny's regular
men. The arrangement was practically
tie same Thursday and the company
we're atislied with TIE way In which
the new employees handled their circus
day work.
A fofpe Of 10 men have begun clear.
ing ae right of WY for the commnys
proposed new road from Fair Haven
10 Pousney and 50 more viii be put
on at once, ehopping down trees ana
bushes and blasting out rocks, prepara.
tory 70 building the road A shack viii
BE- built for the men near the old Min
ogue quarry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
GIRL, DESERTED. GOES MAD.
Young Woman Went from Providence
to Los Angeles to Wed.

los Angeles. Aug. Heart broken
because she was Tilted by the man whom
She crossed the continent to wed. Miss
sarah Wymes s. ia the hospital hsre
for observation as to her sanity. Miss
N'ymes had been arrested ON suspicion
Of being a vagrant.
She WAS eapa3ed to marry an Old
schooimgtes in Providence, Il. l. About
month ago the Young man wrote TO her
70 cons to California fef the marriage.
She arriyed several weeks ago and was
met at the depot by her dance. and they
went to restaurant for dinner.
At the table the prospective bride.
.s--------i-.fA har -a1ia0 he ----.s'ss ss.'
IN few minutes. She waited more than
IN hour, and decided that She had beer
deserted. Practically penniless. Miss
Wymes sought aid at the Y. II c. A.
She brooded over the affair until she
went mad, according TO police surgeon
Carter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
USING MAIL TO DEFRAUD.
Charge Brought Against Darius Wilson
In Boston.

Boston, Aug. l3.--narfus Wilson, who
IS alleged to have obtained much mon.
ev in the euise Of initiation fees for
alleged bogus Masonic lodges. was held
IN 81 00o hail by United States Comulis-
sioner Darling yesterday for hearing
on August 20, charges Of using the mails
ta defraud.
Wilson Is resident Of East Fox
borough and styles himself the grand
master Of the venerable symbolic grand
lodge, ancient Egyptian rite Of Free Ma
-onry for the United States of America
The government charged that ne has or
qanized lodges which have no connec
tion with the real Masonic bodies and
that be has diverted tire initiation fees
IN part to his own personal profit.
The defendant il a 3ard degree Mason
and was once connected with tile Scot
tish rite in Rochester, n. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
BEING BROUGHT BACK
Rochester Police Held W. P Williams
for States Attorney Gates.

slierif Frank Tracy and states Alto
uey BENJAMIN Gates left I morn
fnr Rohester N. Y To hsin hark
p. Williams formerly Of III tv
want arae Of for erv
lnlv 80 S'aslar re tre
m frap tae
'na that w p iams wa
st there aad ad oi iaF
two CHEEKS Oh BaEai
ave. 3gneroft ftr~ ~r
Rochester chief asked if he was
aated pre Chief neleir knew moth
ont 8 bEt Vs rrca
wss alleged to have forged two
eSs. fef on the on
sayes & Banroft company year ago
ii June. Ii is sad, however. that
~ money vas paid back to the com
nanny ard nothing had been done wita
re case 1e matter was tfunad oyer
the stses attorney wNo 9lecided to
aave Williams brought back here and
4 hearing iii the ease hcld
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
HAS MANY DEBTS.
A Springfield Firm Dealing In Fruit Is
Closed Up.

Springfield. Aug. l3.-The stock Of the
Springfield Fruit company, a partnership
Of two Greeks, Zamarns & katrinos, has
been attached "a wrl.s served in favor
Of two Boston wholesile fruit dealers,
Barkas 8 Terzes and Frank karchunea,
by Ofieer =. ], Macdonald. BY an
agreement with all parties the fruit in
the store was old, and the store has
since been closed
Three later attachments. the third by
an employ ID the store the fourth by
the Springfield Electric Railway COM
psny, and the 6fth by 4. Il. Walker
Of Bsilows FAILS lave been served.
There are other large accounts The IN
debtedness probably viii be as high as
s. cO0, and the value Of the goods will
not exceed $1,000.
Zamaros, the senior partner Of the
h'm, left Springfield last week for parts
lnknown. Katrinos claims that he does
not know where bis partner Is located,
nor does he know how much money Za-
naros had when ha left Springfield. It
Is alleged BY q Springfield citizen that
be went - lta store short tine before
Eamoros left town aud chsn1sn StBO in-
% smaller bills At taat time the Greek
had said that he had $1,000 in his pock
ct.
The goods viii be sold unless petit
lion Of bankruptcy is fled against them.
George H. Waldnon has been appointed
keeper of the property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
MONTPELIER JUSTICE
TRYING FOR RECORDS
Mrs. Bessie Sullivan Raiaed, Arrested
and Sentenced in Little More
Than an Hour Yesterday
Afternoon.

Almost record was made in Mont-
pelier police court circles yesterday aft
ernon, when a woman was raided, ar.
rested. tried and sentenced, all done in
little more than an hour. Mrs. Bessie
Sullivan was the woman, and she was
given not less than nine months and
not more than year in the county jail,
on the charge Of keeping with intent
to sell.
Sheriff F. Fl. Tracy and Chief Durkee
went to her house at the corner Of
Barre street and Sibley avenue BY ear.
hopped off and rushed into the house
before the neighhorbood knew what thfy
were about, Mrs. sullivan was appal-
entity a very surprised woman, ana q
man with dnnerpal made rastv
retreat from the rear door The officers
got Six quarts Of whiskey. The woman
was taken to city court and at once ar
raigned whereupon she pleaded guilty
his is not the first time she has been
up,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
TROTTED MILE IN l::58 3-4
sWITHOUT WIND SHIELD
Fast Mile by Uhlan at the Cleveland
Track Yesterday Afternoon, Beat
ing Lou Dillon's Record.

Cleveland. Aug. l3. Driven By Charles
Tanner OF Cleveland, 6. X. G. Billings
slack gelding Uhan yesterday estab-
ished new worlds record BY trotting
mile at Mort Randall track without a
windshield in l;5sA, beating Lou Dill
on's record by 2A seconds and coming
within u Of second Of equaliing the
ecord made BY her with a windshield
N October "a, 1905, when she trotted a
nile at Memphis in l:58la.
Tanner drove MIN the first quarter in
1874. The half was reached III 50 Hat
The crowd, seeing a record about to fall,
ct out great cheer, which changed to
deep silence when the time for the
Ihfee-quarters was hung up, showing
HAT it mad taken the gelding 3DA Sec
mds to negotiate the third quarter He
lid the last quarter in 20 seconds fiat
Governor Harmon yesterday notified
sheriif Hirstius Of Cuyahoga county To
top pool selling, which has been going
m at the grand circuit races all week,
md yesterday afternoon Deputy Stan
lard proceeded to the track. lie pre-
ented warrant to HI X. Deveraux,
resident Of the Forest City LiYestueg
/ Fair company, charging him with per
hitting gambling, but later released nim
IN his own recognizanee. The pool sell
no continued The Rev, A. S. Gregg,
ii international reform bureau agent,
made complaint to the governor Thurs.
lay.
A seasons record came near falling in
he Forest City stake race, the third
vent Of the day Ess FL Kay, pushed
" Ella Ambulator and Walter W..
aeed the first heat in 2;o214, equallng
he mark set By Ross s. at Detroit last
eeek -Four heats Of the 2;l7 tFot Were
un without winner developing, aua
he finish was postponed until to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
cERMANY ASKS rRApE pAcr.
Wants Special Agreement With United
States If Possible.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3.-If the United
States governments can have special
trade agreement with q foreign country
under present laws. ia2 pendent Of
treaties or other conyentions. Germany
viii bid for one to cover certain mutual
CONCESSIONS
The matter was to be taken up by
Count EeInsior6 German ambassador
g the United States, at his interview
with Emperor Williams. The idea is
credited 70 the emperor.
Germany desires to cooperate with
the United States Ia an euleayor to ex-
pand the industrial situation. especially
as regards the far east Diplomatic
adsiees have it that al present there
Is competition between tle commercial
poieies Of the state depa.tmea. apl
these Of the German foreign ministry
that retard the advancement sought hy
both governments in behalf OF their
citizens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
TRAIN HIT
AUTOMOBILE
Five People Killed Near LO-
ganSport, lndiar
AND TWO SERIOUSLY HURT
Chicago & Erie Il. X. Train Smashed
Autcmo5ile to Pieces-Party Were
Guests of Mrs John Keep, Wife
Of Wealthy EyN

Logansport, Inoa 14g. Five per-
sons were killed and two were injured
last night when an automobile contain.
ing seven persons was demolished by a
Chicago Erie railroad passenger train.
The dead arei-
Airs. John Eekert, Logansport.
Miss Agnes Eckcrt, Logansport,
Mrs. John Kelp, Loaansport.
Miss Anna Wagner Indianapolis.
Charles Lambert, Logansport.
The injured are;-
Cark Bucher, Logansport.
Miss Louise Eckert, Logansport.
The party. with Lambert acting as
chauffeur, was en- route to Lake Main
tou when the accident occurred. They
we're the guests Of Mrs. Kelp, and the
automobile was owned BY Mr. Kelp, a
wealthy brewer Of this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
POLICEMEN REBEL
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO
At Being Placed On Street Cars to Pro
tect Property Of Company Against
Which There Is a Strike.

Columbus, o., Aug. lS.--Thirty.iiye
out Of l5o members Of the city's night
police force, rebelled last night when
called on by Mayor Marshall 70 board
street cars In an effort % catch persons
who during the strike Of carmen, have
been attacking cars nightly with stones,
bricks and bullets The mutineers May
or Marshall announced, VIII be dismissed.
Included in the 35 are some Of The old
st men on the force.
Until yesterday Mayor Marshall had
withstood pressure brought 70 bear hy
Tie Columbus Bailvay ! Light company
ls-zs F-ass.--s--.sA s,ss= kits sIlse~r~
aud members 81 TIE chamber q conf
mefce ioined in slr4ing the mayor 20
take this step and he cons nted, although
ie said be did not favor the plan. Wita-
II a few hours his change Of policy be-
anne known to the police and during
he afternoon there WIS widespread dis
satisfaction in tile department This
cached a elimination at roll call last
evening. The mayor began 10 make as
sienments and those in rebellion stepped
otu Of the ranks.
There was little III feeling openly ex-
pressed, although one policeman took Oh
is coat and asked the mayor to don
L and board a car Some Of the police
man said they had been warned IA gro.
sers and butchers that II they fele on
sars, they would be refused provisions
Others said they had belonged to un@
ions and others that they might wish
10 join at some future time. After be-
ing told that ii they refused to obey
orders, they would be dismissed, two
officers stepped back into line.
The mayor said later that he had
enough officers to man the SO cars
which the company operated last night.
The railway company yesterday
brought a force Of special detectives to
Che city. 1t was announced at the com
pany's Offices hast night that lock out
ad been decided on, effective at 1000
A. m. Monday. Such strikers as do not
apply for places then viii be barred from
future employment.
There was persistent rioting last
night Stone throwers lay in wait for
ars and pelted tie crews numerically
4 score of carmen we're injured dur
ng the early evening, none seriously
any arrests were made Patrolmah
harles Snyder WAS hit on the head
with a stone and badly injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
STAYED TOO LONG.
Richard Kennedy Should Have Left Bur
liugton Sooner.

Burlington, Aug. IS. Richard Ken
nedv 81 Mortified came 10 town on
Wednesday 10 see tie circus re liked
tie eircu. first class e1s1 liked saiags
Nsaae n-riinsAou. too. ~ etle
to remain in foWn and see the hes4a~ies
convention FyerAthIug uunf IL splsu
idly with Richard until Thursday even
ine. when he found himself in wordy
conflict with somebody The affair
wound up with Richard being taken 70
Jail.
IN city court yesterday morning Rich
ard told all about himself and trip
and be WAS fined S. and costs. Richard
gathered All the loose change he had
With him, but he was shy two or three
dollars. Judge Mower then reduced the
ine to 81 ard Richard paid that ana
the costs, which amounted to s97S. He
then departed, vowing that he would re-
turn al once to Northiicld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
MET HORRIBLE DEATH.
Benny Prinz, Young BaIloOnist, Fell More
Than 2,oco Feet.

New York, Aug. l9 Benny Prinz, q
young balloonist, met horrible death last
evening at the close Of the aviation
meet at Ashbury Park, N. J. In max.
ing q double paaaelnite drop, the sec
ond parachute failed to open and hi
seli more than 2G00 fegt.
As the sWaying bay neared the
ground, It struck the Iimb Of an apph
tree and the boy. head was transfN
6n the limb like an apple on q spt
Aa 1t struck the ground. tie heade.
aody was crushed into an unreeognizable
mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
TWO ALLEGED PIcKPocKETs
Arrested in Rutland and Sent On to Bos-
ton.

Rutland, Aug. lS. Charles Murphy
the Rounder," and Danny Metsagianau
IRE Spider. who admit that their bus
es T. piekigw pockefs got into tie
Ills Thursday. ana after spending the
lerioon and eyening IN the eity lock
i. were taken to Boston on the nv
sin by tWo detectives. There tlo h
S ,aeds viii lie looked 10 and evidence.
Il eaa be forna viii lie cealerfe3
fs,ief az Poliee n q F5wortb 81,
Il 5Gurphy III ths mornipg sIg(.ar ia
ss foand Il the afternoop les sneej !,
- p ri.s Foar at tia po y.
.satjon Inc men VIM are hofb md I.
sears oF aqe. aa ibeir names 4.
4., ,fnrnf,v ,,5 49,. tr-ss. ..;,a.,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
Mayor Gaynor Slept Eight
Hours Last Night
AND WAS JOCULAR TODAY
Members Of His Family Went to bed
for the First Time Last Night
Since Tuesday, Bsiag Told
There Was no Danger.

Hoboken, N. j., Aug l3.-Mayor Gay.
nor was improved to-day lie slept
eight hours last night, and iosad with
the doctors this morning wnen they
changed his bandaees. There are no
traces Of infection Of The bullet wound.
This morning Secretary Adamson Va.
tied the mayor and talked about Office
affairs, telling the mayor also thnt a
friend who is in the poultry business is
going Co send a dozen fresh eggs daily.
"Why 10 manyY" asked Mayor Gsynor.
@He read in the paper you are nun.
gy,' WAS the reply
"Theu' said the mayor, Il shall have
10 brush up my appetite. You take
care that the doctors See | get the eggs. =
The members Of the Gaynor family
were told there was no danger last
night, so they went to bed for tne first
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
BIG LIST OF ENTRIES
Assures Best Racing in Barre Next Week
for Years.

Some grand racing IS assured at the
driving park next friday and Saturday
August l9 and q, an elasses having
filed To tec satisfaction oi tile manage
ment. Three carloads Of horses caue
from Little,on. * H.. last night III
cmdine SIX from the Newport stoci
farm. Newport, VT four from the Roar
ine Brook tabes 81 Buton and fuul
from the utton stables at Morrisvile
- is expected that the best list ol
horses seen ia Barre IN years viii start
tn the various classics 90 the two days
The entries win be published early nexl
week.
The horses are Just starting out or
toe fair circuit through Vermont and
New Hampshire. having started ~ the
season a The Littleton races last Thurs
dly. From Barre Tie horses VIII be
taken 20 the fairs in Bradford and ST.
Johnsbury, and thence around the cir
cult.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
cRoToN.

Miss Emma JONES returned W'ednes-
y from months stay with friends
Massachusetts.
Mrs 6 Il PillsbHry and son, w w
fsbiWv returned Wednesday, from
eir trip To Milwaukee.
J. M Kicker, who has been III fof
wo weeks, was taken to Cottage hos
9ital WoodsYille, n a.. Tuesday. ana
same evening suffered para ytic
oek and he's since heen IN a critical
aa3ision, with very little hope of re-
saFery.
Iames Adams, who visited his family
be first Of the week has returned to
lis work at Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
cAIDERwooD NOMINATED
BY st. Johnsbury Republicans at eau
Gus Last Night.

st. JohnsbuFy, Aug 13.-At the Re
publican caucus last night to nominate
n candidate for town representative
Charles A. Calderwood. 4 furniture deal.
er and undertaken. defeated Dr. Joln
II Allen, receiving lsl votes. while Al
len received 81 votes Mr.. Caldefwuod
is a member Of the commission on in
sane asyunss and has been az the head
Of all the Masonic bodies in the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
cHILpREN wITH mArcHEs
Caused Fire In Swanton, Last Evening
Barn Burned.

Swanton, Aug. l3. The barn on Pine
street, owned by the Webter Lumber
ompany, and rented BY Lonib Noley was
destroyed by fire last night about 6i2O
o'elook An. Noley lost about two and
ore hall tons of hay, valued at S25. The
building was insured Mn Noluy thinks
the fire VAS caused By children paying
with matches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
GOING BACK
WITH CRIPPEN
----------~--
Inspector Dew Preparing To-
day to Leave
AWAITS FELLOW OFFICER
Detective mitchell Is Bringing Extradi-
tion Papers for Both the Doctor
and His Girl Companion,
Miss LeYene.

Farther Point, Quebec, Aug. BIN.
spector Dew 81 the Scotland Yard force
IS to-day preparing 10 take DR. II II.
Crlppen back 10 England He i await.
ing the arrival Of tie steamer Manitoba,
which is due either Tonight or to.mor.
row morning Tile Manitoba win bring
detective Mitchell with extradition pa
pers Tor both Miss Leneve and DR..
Crppen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
FORMER BARRE WOMAN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, Widow of Old.
time Merchant. Dead.

Mrs r. IT. Hooker Of this city has
received a copy Of the Palatka, Fla.t
rimesHerald Of the date Of August 5.
Announcing the death, at Crescent City
Fla, OF her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Phil
lips. former resident Of Barre and
web known TO many Of the older resi-.
dents Of the place. Mrs. Phillips was
the wife Of Jason Philips, an o<time
merchant Of Barre, who went to Florida
twenty. years ago. During her res
iaence in Barre. Mrs. Phillips was very
prominent in the Congregat onal church.
Resides her niece. Mrs. Phillips leaves in
this vicinity stepdaughter, Mrs. G. n.
Phillips Of Montpelier.
The clipping ia as follows: "The grim
reaper again visited our town on
Wednesday, August 3, and took one Of
1a oldest and most esteemed citizens,
lrs Elizabeth Phillips. who died at
The nome of her daughter Mrs c. H.
Cash. Mrs Phillips was born IN New
York in 1896. She came TO Crescent
City with her husband. the late J. Phil
ps. twenty-nine years ago. She was
elways active in every good and charita-
'ilt work ol the town. a member Of the
Presbyterian church and an active work
er for the good ef slie Masters cause a.
long a. health and STRENGTH would per.
nit. Always ready 70 lend helnine
hand 20 the needy, 4 true mother IN
Israel Airs Phillips leaves TWO step,
suas and two stepdsughttrs, 20 whom
she has becn devoted and loving mo.
ther. Mrs. Cash 81 tbs elty Is ore Of
hs aaAqitets The illnefa toek Hlaee
~ e FAsssaAs 4fssssgscn ftgA iate eeA
aeHee and the intstment made @ palm
rgtu cemetery The stores were closed
during THE funeral service II honor 81
The life and detth Of inost noble Chris
ian woman II the bereaved family,
the sympathy Of our citizens Is ex-
tended 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
GOOD TENNIS PLAYED.
Porter and Harris VIII Play For Yer
mont Champlonship.

st Johnsbuly, Aug. lS.- The Vernon
tennis championships final round Is bs
ng paved to-day. Porter. By bis victory
over Spgaeue, al, and 75, hRNia
eafned te right to pay the winner
ast years tournament, Fred I'aais
bis promises TO be a great fight. II
l1uhles. Pike and Harris will meet Col
Ser aud Porter tie winners Of iii.
tournament las5 eear. Yesterday an
a. v were splsn3id days fer TERMS
e tie courts aTe in good co~djt
stslday'e matches, although cna Is
"a BY steadiness, were very interest
t.r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
LEFT sio,5zo.4s ESTATE.
Thomas G. Durkee, WHO Died in Stone
ham, Mass.--Acr0unt Allowed.

In probate court at Montpelier yes
erday. the final accounting was mad
Charles 1. Cugrer Of Barre as trns-
tee Of the trust fund created by the
sill Of Thomas G. Durlee. who died il
toneLam. Mass, leaving a large amount
4 real estate in Barre, the total beine
iuth A. Weber and Fred j. Merrill
9th Of whom live ia Massachusetts
Six estates have recently been closed ii
Judge Martins court, being as follows
augusta Joseph and Raymond Huse O.
waterbury, Clifford + Morse Of Water.
bury. David and Helen Minard Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13

The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
with C. F. Smith, auetioneer, conducted
Yerv. successful auction sale for Frank
lafayette ON the west Hill yestrFda2
Ten COWS were sold 1T an average prize
of S54.27 per head. hogs and other prop
erty selling equally as well.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
DROPPED DEAD ON STREET.
frank x. Smith q Burlington Died Last
Evening.

Burlington, Aug. l3.Frank X. Smith
# ll9 AIaple street emp Dyed as a press
nan BY the Burlington Daily News. diet
Mdtsenly last essaiHg orty after sA
n o'clock He fell TO The sidewalk
he corner Of Main and Church streets
ind died before lie could be removed
% his home. Dr.. ". G T.. Flanders
vas summoned and arrived aimot im-
nediately but not IN time to save TIE
ife Of the unfortunate man. TIE bod
vas taken TO Bouehers unaartakiAs
0oms, where an autopsy VIII he PEI
ormed to-day. Mr. smith IS survived
ias three brothers. and four sisters liv-
ne in this city. Tie funeral arrange
nents are not yet made.