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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
BARRE CUTTERS ELECT
NICHOLS PRESIDENT
Regular Meeting Last Night Resulted in
Reelection 81 Nearly the Same
Officers as Last
Term.

Barre branch. G. C. !. A., elected oli-
GERS for The ensuing siS months, at the
regular meeting hold last night ii Miles
hall, almost the entire list Of officers
being reelected President Tom Nichols
was chosen again, and the other officials
arc "a foiiowsi
Wee president, Paul Bianchi.
Cor. see, a. NJ, Smith
Fin sec, James Smart
Treasurer. William Mcdonald.
Auditors, A. Martinetti. George Stuart,
wv wv Russell
Adjustment committee, Richard Griug,
Paul Bianehi, Alfred Milne.
The meeting was attended by upwards
Of three hundred members Of the union.
Secretary smith says that Barre branch
has not yet got back the full member
ship which Il had before The lockout, but
those who Went away during the suspen-
sion are returning, and he expects to
have fully as many members on The roll
within d short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
49, MEAsUREs ARE RUsHED.
Those Favored BY Congress Hurried to
Allow Time to Fight for Others.

Washington, D. G., March President
Taft Senator Aldrieh, Speaker Cannon
and Attorney General Wiekersham con-
fcrred two hours to-day, at Che cal Of
the president to devise plans To further
the enactment of his program Every
presidential measure was taken up in
detail and President Taft insisted that
such as were favored BY Congress be
rushed through, leaving time to make
d fight for Che passage Of those In dis
pute,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
NEW LocAL INpusTRY.

Messrs. 2. N. Trow and Lowell Mcleod
to Push New 0iling Device
THE q ] Carney Mfg. Cd. of Fitchburg
and iaverhiH, Mass. has recently estab.
lishad 4 plant in Barre, similar to those
being established Ia other places, to equip
carriages and wagons with their Gham-
pion self lnbricating axe oileG Nessrs
E. NJ. Ir0w and Lowell Mcleod under
the firm name Of Trow & Mcleod. are
the owners Of the business here and
throughout Washington county. A spe
cial demonstration Of the usefulness 81
the patent oiler win be held for the next
few days at their headquarters OH semi
nary street. ard ALI owners Of vehicles
are invited to inspect this wonderful
device which preserves the axles and
makes t possible for even a boy to re
oil the heaviest wagons with a ten.ton
load On them without jaeking 81 remoy.
ing the wheels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
BRAVE CONDUCTOR REWARDED,
Receives Watch and $500 from Canadian
Pacific for Heroic Work.

Montreal, March For heroic work
in the rescue Of passengers from the
wreck OF a Canadian Pacific train at
Spanish river bridge on January a. in
which over 40 lives were lost, Conduct
81 Thomas Reynolds was yesterday
given q gold watch and a check Of $500
IN making the presentation speech.
President shaughnessy said il WAS the
eampany's recognition Of Reynolds
appreciation Of The duty Of a railroad
man. which called for self sacrifice and
devotion quite as much as that OF a
soldier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
CREDITORS FORCE
HIM INTO BANKRUPTCY
Harry E. Wood, a Windham Merchant,
was Sent Before the United States
Court To-day.

Rutland. March Ian Involuntary PEI
tition in bankruptcy was filed today
against Harry z Wood 4 Windham mer
chant The petitionnQ creditors are the
LEVITT Grocery company 2. Crosby
y Co. and Dvuham Brothers eompary,
all Of Brattleboro-
Lucy q Pow who gives her oscupa
iien fgmHa ael residence luaIow
dled 3 peQfion la With liabilities of
a4 and assets q 5s 81 which
6l9a50 claimed O. 5e exempt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
THE MAN OF THE HOUR
IN ENGLAND
Although There has been No Formal
Transfer from Asquith to Lloyd
George, the Latter win Prob
ably Lead After Eeaster.

London, March l--Lloyd George, the
man of the hour ID England, to-day
stated that there has been no formal
transfer Of the reins Of government
from Asquith to him, but there is no
one who heard yesterdays momentous
debate in the House Of Commons, when
the chancellor came to the rescue Of the
0oundring premier and stopped the de-
struetion Of the Irish Nationalists. who
Is not convinced that Lloyd George is
the real power IN The party and win be
20 recognized he Is thought likely to
take the leadership after Easter when
ii is generally believed that another
general election Is inevitable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
CITIZENS AROUSED.
Brandon People Want to Keep Hotel
Running.

Brandon, March 1.-THE recent an
nouneement BY w. G Mound that he is
ito utilize q part Of the Brandon Inn al
Brandon for stores closing for hotel
purposes all except few rooms up-
stairs, has SO aroused The village pea-
pie that q proposed stock company has
secured d SO days option on the prop
erty and there IS every indication that
they viii buy the property and develop
it, They propose 20 make it popular
both as 4 winter and summer resort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
pALoUsE HAS ovERFLowED.
Spokane Local Train Imprisoned at
Wellington, Wash.

Everett Wash, March l--Four hum
dred men, ere striving TO open the
Great Northern main line through the
Cascade mountains and to release the
last imprisoned train, : Spokane local.
which has been held near wellington
at the summit OF the range since Feb-
ruary "a
There are thirty passengers in the
train which has dining ear
At Colfax The Palouso river has over
flowed, flooding business and resident
quarters Water Is running several
inches deep IN many houses and is s6ll
rising.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
$500 For ROADS
Duxbury Town Meeting Voted It al
Town Meeting.

Duxbury, March l.-Duxbury's town
meeting passed OIL quietly, the following
officials being elected Moderator, G. RI,
Demeritt; town clerk and treasurer, IL.
M Euntley elected for the seth time)
sslectmen. ] y. Crossett, e. ] Avery,
Frank Callahan; overseer Of the poor,
B. 7. Hart; collector and constable. II ].
parcher; auditors Fl 81 Foster, Howard
Kennedy, ID D Donovan road commits
sioner, A. J. Pattersans school directors,
Lewis Morse, a. til Graees, A E Butleri
listers A. Fl Graves L. A Morse D. D.
Buckley. a tax Of sl75 was voted, and
$500 was appropriated for permanent
rond work
Duxbury voted no By the vote Of 80
to H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
TW ENTY- -FOUR ENT0MBED
BODIES RECOVERED
a Thousand Men and Boys Perseyered
Last Night by Huge Bonfres.
Death List VIII Reach

Wallace, Idaho, March LA thousand
men and boys worked by huge bon-
fires an last night NJ Mace. Burke and
Murray where Che people are entombed
by snow aud earth slides Twenty four
bodies have been recovered and az It
is believed that It may be possible TO
rescue more Of those buried, the
work IS being prosecuted with vigor.
It Is thought the lnal list Of dead viii
be rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
BRUTAL ATTACK ON woMAN.
New York Thugs Beat and Choke Her
for Money

New York. March Three young
men made brutal attack on MIRA Mar
garet Tedeau ia her haherdashery in
the Bronx yesterday. striking her down
with q heavy club, tearing her clothing
half from her ii 4 search for money.
choking her again into uncopslouness
when she recovered from the effects 81
the blow and escaping after hastily
rifing the cash drawer Of is contents
81 SIG
Mrs Tedeau revived in a few moments
and with a gaping wound ia her head.
crawlsd to the streets to raise an
alarm She tainted 10 her husbands
arms when he came running to the store
from nearby bank, where he had just
made a deposit.
TIE assault ereated intense excite.
ment in the crowded neighborhood
Mrs. Tedeau viii recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
NATIVE or VERMONT.
Duane cortez Sheldon Dies in winchen-
don. Aged %.

Winchendon Mass March j Duane
Coltez Sheldon aged 62, died at his
home on ElmWood road yesterday
morning Mr. Sheldon was born In
Symondsville VT son Of Lyman and
Eliza CHil Sheldon He was mem
ber 81 q @ Howard post G a ri, oi
Ludlow, WI, and Of NIL Sianai, lodge 4
% q n, Of Proctorsville, Vt Funeral
services were held at the home CHS aft.
erhoon at p with burial in Proctors-
VILE, Nt Wednesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
Y.M Al BUILDING BURNED.
Three Employees Lost Lives-Build-
ing Owned BY B. &M.

Schenectady. n. Y, March 1.-The
y. M G. A building at Rotterdam
Junction, owned BY the Boston 3 Maine,
was burned to-day and three employees
lost their lives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
A. D. FLETCHER DEAD.
Chester Man Merchant Tailor During the
Civil War.

Chester, March LA. Dillingham;
Fletcher. lifelong resident died at his
home on Main street sunday night after
years illness Of Brights disease He
was bora November l8, ls40, and was
one Of two children Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Lowell Fletcher Of this village.
Mn Fletcher was a merchant tailor.
During the Civil war he made uniforms
for officers and men During President
Cieyelands last administration. be was
postmaster here. For 10 years he had
been Interested ia farming. be and his
son. George, having ownad the famous
elebe View farm ia Londonderry Mr.
Fletcher was an excellent Judge Of horses
and took pride in owning some of The
best blooded stock
Tie was d member Of Olive Branch
lodge F. and A. NJ, Of many years
standing. A wife, one son, who IS a
mail clerk, end brother, Charles L.
Fletcher OF Bellows Falls, survive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
ADDS no SURPLUS FUND.
Barre Savings Bank Did Wen During the
Past Year.

EdSL rear.
The Barre Savings Bank 8 Trust COM
pany closed its seventeenth year yester-
day and declared an annual dividend of
$500 per share To stockholders and added
$4,000 70 It's surplus fund, making that
fund $4,000 also carried to undivided
profits S425.26, making that account sl6i
27s.06.
The following taxes have been paid
to tie states From lanuary II 1902
70 July 4 1909, 81. i280l from July i
1909. to January j 1910, s4,48730 MAX
ing total Of sS,6l03I The amount
paid for The last six months was s38429
more than for the FIRST SIX months. show
ing tile steadily increasing amounts of
deposits, which IS sls908s02 from March
i. 1909, to March ], 1910
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
CAMBRIDGE BANK WRECK
Err RELEASED TONIGHT
$4,000 Bail Forthcoming This After
Evidence Shows that Crooks
who Trimmed Coleman Got Half
Million from New Englanders.

Boston, March $4,000 bail for
Coleman, The Cambridge bank wreolger,
will be filed with United States Conn
missioner Hayes this afternoon and
Coleman win likely be free before night.
THE evidence Il growing that the crooks
who trimmed Coleman got nearly half
million from New Englanders IN
many towns BY the phoney faro game.
Arrests BY federal authorities are ex-
peeted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
Gu. DELEGATES IN SESSION.
Meeting Being Held in Boston to Dis
cuss Certain Bills Before Legislature.

Boston March LA meeting Of dele
gates from every Central Labor union
in the state is in session to-day in the
Wells Memorial building and those ia
attendance viii discuss tie proposed in-
dustrial disputes investigation bills be-
fore the legislature The call for this
meeting Is the result Of 2 special meet
ing Of the executive board Of the Mas
sachusetts branch of the Federation of
Labor to consider the law introduced
by Robert Luce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
sHERIFFs Ar POLLS
In the Suspicious Wards in Rutland The
Liquor Vote Close.

Rutland. March 1.-THE election vas
quiet here to-day. The liquor vote viii
be very close. The no-lieense league
had two deputy shefilIs guarding tho
polls in each suspicious ward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
MONTPELIER GOES No.
No Opposition to City Tioket--Aldeman
Deadly Reelected over Doucette.

BY the narrow margin Of seven votes
Montpelier voted no.lieense to-day. the
figures standing 100 yes TO 78l no. The
entire city ticket was elected, there being
no oppoitio and Alderman Deadly was
reelected in The sixth ward over Frank
y. Doucette
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
BY TWO MAJORITY.
Jackson Was Elected School comnis.
sioner IN the Sixth.

DR.. Joe W. Jackson was elected school
commissioner in the sixth ward over W,
III. oliver. the caucus nominee, by s vote
of 100 to 9s. Dr. jackson flsd aa tha
Independent candidate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
..wAR HORSE In.
Alderman Thurston Was Reelected ia
Ward Four.

Alderman Thufston was reelected in
the fourth ward over 4. J. Good and
Frank caslani. The vote stood as fol.
lows;
Thurston ..................s..... I27
Good ....,....,....... 81
Caslani ..................,...s.. 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
Last Years Local Option vote.
The vote on local option last year
was as foIlOwst
WILEY IN WARD TWO.
Elected Alderman over Alexander and
Nichols.

Chauncey NJ Wiley, The caucus nom.
inee, was elected alderman ia ward two
over Alderman W. s. Alexander and
Thomas Nichols The vote stood al
foilows
Wiley ..............a..... III
Alexander .......s......,...ss. 81
Nichols ................ FL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01
BROWN IN WARD :.
Trade Uniouist Candidate for Alderman
Won.

William Brown was elected aldermaf
from the sixth ward in a very close cons
test over William A. Moore, BY vote
Of l05 to 100.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
Each In R,s Own Field.

Each In kis Own Field.
Papa See ths, spider, my boy. spin.
ming his web. Ii il NOT WONDERFUL. :.
Do you refiect thar. try ~ he may. no
man could spin that web:
Johnny What Of It: See me spin
this, top. Do you reflect. try as he
may. no spider could spin this top1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
MINISTERS TO PARADE
The Revs. Huber, cathell and
Hughes Will Plan for Dis
play for Fall Festival.
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

The Ministerial association OF this
city will be represented in the parade
of the Fall Festival, but the manner
of their representation has not been
determined. Drs. Conrad Huber. l.
NJ. Hughes and J. E. Cathell have been
appointed a committee of the Minis
teriaA association to make arrange
ments for the affair but no action has
been taken. 1t is expected that the
committee will meet next Mnoday
morning before the regular meeting
of the association and at that time
formulate plans for the parade.
This committee will arrange some
plans for representing the history OF
the churches in this city and will do
so with the aid of the educational
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

A little bit chilly. but Prices ice
cream tastets good any time served all
the year round, ten davors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
COTTON men CONVENE
(American News ServiceS }

(Americen News Servtce1
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 16-A ma
jority Of the one thousand members
Of the National Association Of Cotton
Manufacturers were gathered in the
large assembly hall Of the Hotel Went
worth this morning at the opening Of
the S9th meeting of the association.
The cotton manufacturing sections Of
the South n well as the New England
States were well represented. A greet
ing by Mayor Adams Of Portsmouth
and the address Of the president.
franklin w. Hobbs OF Brookline.
Mass. were the principal features Of
the opening session. At the subse-
quent sessions. lasting over Friday
and Saturday. many important papers
on the cotton industry will be present
ed. The raising Of cotton In Califor-
mia will be one Of the most interesting
subjects OF discussion. Though no
official action In the matter is to be
taken by the convention. the prevail
Ing opinion among the members a.
sembled here Is that there will be .
general resumption Of activity among
the cotton mills all over the country
early next month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

public interest all over the United
States.
In order that McCrea will be dealing
with labor men of high intelligence
and authority in any interview he
may hold with the leaders OF the men.
1t is probable that T. L. Lewis. ma
tional president OF the Mine Workers.
will be asked to head the miners com
mittee on arbitration.
Should Lewis and McCrea endea.
vor to settle the present strike and
prevent other ones in the future by
just and amicable proposals. 1t is free
ly predicted by the miners that they
will be successful
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
"YOUR
CANCER CURE
A MARVEL"
Azure 10 QuSek, cestasa ssa Pas.les,s
'ss' 'ssrssSsss s:s.ss Sssss's. Sss' Real

The cedav Hill eanitarium treat.
ana front q the wcrid.s ssnefae,ors.s n fac oesa
says J. ,. Ridge. for many years .
prominent real estate man. residing at
$50 Frankltn Ave. 0rooklyn. N T.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
McCrea Will Be Asked to Di-
rect Settlement of Min ).
ers' Trouble.
DECLARED BEST Referee
HIGH RAILROAD AND LABOR or
FIciALs TO CONFER SOON
PEACE Is NOW LOWERING IN
SIGHT.

Pittsburg, Sept. 16.-James McCrea.
president of the Pennsylvania Rail-
Rad company, is the man whom the
United Mine Workers declare can set
tie the strike in the Westmoreland
and Irwin coal fields, and considera-
ton is being given the suggestion
that he be called upon to act as ar
bitrator.
That the Pennsylvania railroad con-
trolls the majority of stock of the coal
companies which have instigated the
disastrous strike by their treatment
Of the humble coal diggers is alleged
by the mine workers.
Because Of this it is asserted, the
operators who have been conducting
the affairs pf the coal companies
have been prevented from listening
to any appeals for arbitration put
forth by the miners. In addition. 1t
is asserted. the Pennsylvania railroad
is liable to prosecution for its identi-
fication with the coal companies.
The mine workers declare Presi.
dent McCrea is the logical man to set
tie the difilculties between them and
the coal companies by virtue of his
office. and for this reason formal re-
quests may be made of him to bring
about a settlement.
That McCrea is absolutely capable
Of inducing the operators to arbitrate
the strike and to effect an agreement
by his influence, is confidentially
stated by officials of the United Mine
Workers. r.
The position is further taken by the
miners leaders that II McCrea should
decline to act as arbitrator he will
be held responsible for continuance
of the strike with it's bloodshed and
great monetary losses.
It 10 also stated that had McCrea
entered the situation some months
ago in q friendly capacity, the strike
would now be but an unpleasant mem
ory.
As soon as a conference of labor
leaders may be had for that purpose
a delegation will be named to obtain
a meeting with President McCrea
when the proposal will be made tc
him that he act as arbitrator of the
difficulties between the rich, perse
cutting coal operators and theiI
miners.
Such a meeting may be held in
Pittsburg or at the headquarters ol
the railroad company in Philadelphia
Owing to the high position held by
President McCrea in capitalistic cir
cles, his attitude and future actions
regarding Intervention and settle
ment of the troubles in the strigine
coal fields will form q subject OF wide
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
DATED 1858

Kendallville. Ind. Sept. 1.-THE
children OF William Pollock. residing
four miles west of Albion found a
turtle with a history In 1858. Jo-
seph Vermylea, found land turtle
and inscribed the date and his name
on its back. Thirty years afterward.
Will Chrispell found the same turtle
and Denny" Hoke put his name and
date on the turtles back. The old
settler was again located by the Pol
locks and will be exhibited at the free
street fair at Albion
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

Wanted Ladies Bicycle,
20 in. frame, must be in good
condition. Address "BicycIe, !"
care Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
FOR Johnny REBS"
(American News Service.)

(Amorlcan news Service.)
Louisville. KY. Sept. 16.-With a
large number Of gray-clad veterans in
attendance. q reunion Of the United
Confederate Veterans Of the Kentucky
division was held today At the Con-
federate Home at Pewee Valley. Gen.
w. B. Haldeman presiding. The elec-
ton OF officers. the completion Of ar.
rangements for the erection OF q
memorial at the birthplace of Jeffer.
son Davis and the discussion Of plans
for q monument in honor OF the sold.
iers who fell In the battle Of Fishing
Creek constituted the principal bust.
ness OF the reunion. This afternoon
the veterans attended the kentucky
State Fair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

compittee OF the Fall Festival Al
though the committee has not had .
meeting it seems certain that DR..
Hughes win be chosen to arrange the
historical part because OF his acQuain-
tance with events of the churches In
the past forty years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16
Rsss,,ins Fir. With . Drum.

4 drs VI Q strange nature appeared
In Wales iA 10oo. According to the
most lntsllig5hle account eenceFning Il
now In exl0esnca. II came up from the
- 0oar Haeloch. At several places
near that place and all over Nefioosth-
shire y dA much damage. burning
hay. hoosoo. barns. etc. A person
writing Of it sajd: The grass over
which e 0ovos kills all mannse OF
cattle that 1ssd upon It But what =
most ssmaSkabls - that any great
noise. such - the beating Of Q drum
or sounding horn. s6ectually rspels
It IRON any house."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

Mrs. c. A. Brehm of North Sth
street will show complete lire of
the latest fall hats commencing Sat
urday. Call and select one while the
stock 10 complete.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

Wanted - Ladies' Bicycle,
20 in. frame, must be in good
condition. Address "Bicycle, !"
care Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-16

Your treatment
has entirely cured
me OF the cancer
on my temple. The
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after the growth
G . NJ . o VI " . 8
about the size OF
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hardly O mark
left from it. Your
cancer cure 10 cer-
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