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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-13

ENTERTAINED BY NM.
S.M. PARKER.

Mr.. and Mrs, 8. NJ. Parker en-.
tertained Of one o'clock last Sun.
day at their home on New York
Ave. An elaborate seven coures
dinner was served and enjoyed
by all. Those present were; Mr..
and Mrs. Will Z. Warren, DR..
Otis W. Miller, DR.. and Mrs,
J. r. Gilbert, Misses Jonnie and
Daisy Murphy.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-13
At PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The service at the Presbyte
church last Sunday morning wa,
unusually attractive. The two
special pieces of music by the
choir called for many remarks ot
appreciation. The interest showr
by every one is a great source OF
encouragement to the pastor.
THE MODEL CHURCH.
If you want to get an idea Of
what church ought to be, attend
the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday at II 100 A. NJ. The Sub.
ject will be "The model Chuch"
1t is the purpose Of the pastor to
begin such church IN Alamogor-
10, Will you be present SUNDAY
morning to assist the undertak-
ing? The subject at 7;15P. M
will be THE up-to date Christian
Are you interested in this type
Of individual? If so, you are in
vited to attend this service.
We are glad to note that Mrs.
E. A. Doran, who is the mother
of the Presbyterian minister.
and who had fall some months
ago, is gradually improving.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-13

A. w. Mann left for his home
in Sydney, N. S, Canada, last
Saturday, after spending three
weeks with his family, Mrs.
Mann and children who are here
spending the winter. His little
daughter Pearle, accompanied
him home.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-13
CIGAR Factor, FOR ALAMO

Mr. II. jackson has moved his
Cigar Factory from Tularosa T.
this place and has rented Oliftor
property on 9th street, next de-"
to Stepp 4 Murrels. He will
make first class cigars. We wish
him success in abundance.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-13

schoolmaster-N Now. can any Of you
tell the whether there IL a connecting
link between the animal and vegetable
kingdomsf Small Boy-Yes. cir. please:
there's bash!--London Opinion.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-13
EDIlUaIAL
Officials fOr In.
corporation.

I'VE VVm WU0mVMnw
The Advertiser last week made exceedingly wise happ
suggestion when .ntoned the of Hon Cha les
for the Office Of first Of Alan sOrdo We find upon inquiry
that Mr. Downs the only Of the candidates mentioned
Advertiser who appears available
pleased heartily suggestion The
vertiser.
The other candidates mentioned by The Advertiser were es
Wolfnger Gilbert and Warren. OF these willing
abe for business the Office The limit
possibility makes possible only much
Mr. Wofnger is conducting live and growing business which
alone would require all of ordinary mans time at
dton his private enterprises Mr. wonger already given
generously of his time Alamo Business Mems Club
aud the Blind Institute institutions have
his time without compensation unjust and unfair
SIX this gentlemen neglect his any further in order
t. accept another public office
Dr. Gilbert has large business interests very large pro-
fesona practice which keeps him drilling night day He is
making earnest and valiant effort of Alamo
grdo He has served Oero county nearly four
years county commissioner Notwithstanding the fact that
ast Sunday evening" from the pulpit Rev. John Murray urged
Dr. Gberts election Dr. Gilbert declaes that cannot pos
siby consider the acceptance the office
Mr. Warren the head of business quite requires his
slant attention from early morning late night has
ed as member of the school board and director Alamo
Mems Club. He say that he cannot make the race
That brings US again Mr. Downs whose many friends
ne esed in the best interests of Alamogordo have urged him
accept the office sacrificing time elsewhere
Mr. Downs has qualification which would tend to insure
the discharge Of the duties important office In
sense politician he son the contrary headed intelligent
business Of unfng and unquestioned integrity What
most need is to keep the election city officers ont 6 nol
In the election Of Mr. Downs will accomplished this All
appear to unite in the belief that he the for the place
While the News has ticket nominate it takes the
remarkng that all of the following gentlemen are
qualified to serve III city the councl W. K Stalcup @ J. VOL
fnger W. l. Warren, Il. j. Anderson g. c. Scipo W. G Roe
F. C. Roland j. Hl Henry Evans j. g. Jones Dr. Rrv.r
j. JIorres Clarence Hunter would good city clerk The
young ought to take part in the affairs of our city
ernmen and will gladly take hold and make good if only allowed
an opportunity The News does wish either 70 nspu.
the list above includes all of the who could and would
serve the peoples 1t is simply list of those who have b
mentioned by great many people.
And again The News desires endorse the plea made b
Advertiser in these Words pull together for good m
ment for u good people"
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-13

Subscribefof the News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
AUTOMOBILE
BOTTOM UP
Wonderful Escape for Boston
Touring Party
DRIVER SOMEWHAT HURT
In Turning Out for Another Machine
Mr. Lofkin Went Too Near the
Edge and Road caved OF, Let
ting Car Down the Bank.

A big White steamer automobile from
Boston went over an eight-foot bank on
the West Berlin road about three miles
from Montpelier yesterday afternoon
and turned turtle, pinning three Of the
occupants Of the car beneath il. That
no one was seriously injured was con-
sidered miraculous By the people in an.
other car, who witnessed tae accident.
@ w. Perry and c. +. Smith Of this
city we're on their way to Mortified
when they met the steamer, and, in
passing, the latter car went so near the
edge 81 the bank that the ground gave
away, pitching the car over the bank,
and it turned completely over, so that
the wheels were on top.
III the car was a Mr.. Loflxin, his son
and two daughters. Mr. Lofkin was
driving, and his son was in the scat
beside him. The son was thrown clear
Of tie car, but Air. Lofkin and his TIVE
daughters. the latter being il the rear
seat. stayed in the car and were impris-
oned beneath it. Mr.. Perry and Mr.
Smith, and another man who was with
them. succeeded in quickly turning the
car over onto rs side and extricated
the people. The girls were protected
by the height Of the back Of the seat
which held the car oil from them; but
Mr.. Lofkin was pinned in BY the steer.
ing wheel and though not badly IN
iured was considerably bruised. The
glass wind shield was smashed and the
pieces Of glass were scattered over him
The car was no little bent in many
places. but it was finally pulled into the
road and WAS in condition to run On
its own power. 80 that the party started
again on their journey They were
bound from Boston through this state q
the Adirondacks and back home through
the Berkshire hills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows: R. d. Smith, Boston; A. I,
Rush, Newark. NJ il; Il. J Dragon
Plattsburq, N. II; G !. Harding, Cabot
j. Z. Hodgson, Keene. n H. a. NJ. Bat.
Ties, Berwick. Me-; J. + Rodgers, Bos-
ton; w. Il. Dove, Underhill; w. H
Ryan, Underhill.
Friday and Saturday arrivals at the
CITY hotel follow VI. II. Dempsey, Bos-
ton; Il. o. Holman, Randolpn; J. r. Fitz-
gerald. New York City; II n. Ream.
Mansfield, o.; G. w. Paige, Lillian Paige,
New York CITY; Mr and Mrs, Ray Ray
modn, G. Il Fourand New York City;
twelve members Of Lebanon, n. H., base.
ball team,
The loss on Che dwelling and furniture
II Mrs Hannah Greenlav at Westerville
was adjusted and paid yesterday. This
property was insured IN the Insurance
Company Of North America, whose loeal
agent IS q. Herbert pape. The loss oe-
Cured last Saturday and the furniture
and house together were insured for
sl 800. Mrs. Greenlay was yesterday
handed draft Of 1900 by the ad-
iuster for this company in settlement
Of this claim.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
FIRE AT MONTPELIER.
State Street Property Was Damaged
$500 Last Night.

A fire causing $500 damage occurred
in a house just back Of the Riverside
on lower State street, Montpelier, last
night. the canse Of which Is uncertain
Tie Montpelier fire department was
called BIZ an alarm from box ~ at 9izo
o'clock, and they found brisk blaze IN
progress.
The "all out" signal was ning at 1896,
after the eli Of the house and connect
ing shed had been burned and the en-
tire house soaked with water. There
was not much furniture IN the house as
Il was intended for the use Of legislat
ors and had not been completely
equipped. There we're several roomets,
however, w. II. wilkins, T. NJ. Durkin
G. II. Coar and A. j. Murphy, who are
installing the new telephone system, and
Charles Kenny.
Calvin n. parmenter, owner Of the
damaged house. as well as the River
side" does not know how the fire start.
Cd. He was IN the stable near the little
house about half an hour before the
fire was discovered. He went to bed
and was called by his wife, who said
She saw light in the rear Of the
house. Mr.. Parmenter dressed and rushed
to the little house, finding the leaves
and sawdust banking Of the house blaz-
ing. Mrs. y. Al Mutt, who resides in
the Riverside called the police sta
tion, and the police rang the general
alarm. The loss Is covered By insur-
ance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
STATE CONVENTION
MASTER HORSESH0ERS
Is Being Held in Barre To-day, with
a Big tendance-Election Comes
This Afternoon.

The second annual convention Of the
Vermont branch Of the Master Horse
snoers' Protective association Of Amer
lea convened IN Miles hall this morning
At 10 o'clock III Al Mcneil president
81 the local branch, presided at this
,session The morning was largely given
over to an informal discussion Of the
various topics relating to the trade.
This afternoon, it is expected, the elee-
ton Of officers for the year ensuing will
be held. In the evening, another ses-
sion will be held for closing up the
business Of the convention
Nearly It's blacksmiths from all over
the state and number from New
Hampshire are present at the meetings.
Among the prominent members are;
Mayor James Burke Of Burlington, G,
j. McGnnis of Brooklyn y. ", ma
tional secretary, ]. Il. Colburn Of st.
Adams, organizer for the state branch,
and Henry Raymond, president Of the
local branch at Burlington. 1t is ex-
peeted that some of these officials will
be called upon to speak during the
sessions.
The state branch Of the association
was organized at Burlington one year
AGO and has increased in membership
by leaps and bounds IT. is understood
that the subject Of prices will not he
discussed during the convention. but
that trade conditions will form the chief
topic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
CLAIMS coNrRAcr BREAcH.
Henry r. c. Watson Of Brandon Sues
Mrs. Nellie Z. Bowman.

Rutland Aug. 20.--Sherin Z. G. Fish
Of West Rutland has attached the prop
erty Of Mrs. Nellie r Bowman Of Bran.
don for $4,000 IS result Of suit
for breach Of contract brought against
her by Henry r. G. Watson Of Bran.
don n. s. patt Of this city a counsel
for the plaintiff The suit is eturnable
N Rutland county court
Mr.. Watson sets up Ia the declara.
ton that he agreed 70 buy Of the de-
feudant her home on the north side
Of Park street IN Brandon, including is
furnishings, except a few articles speci.
fed. Hc paid $500 to bind the bargain
and agreed to pay the balance. $1,000
10 r. j. Ormsbce, counsel for Mrs. Bow
man, BY August IS, the deed 70 be de-
lipered to him through Attorney 0rms-
hee. The plaintiff asserts that he did
pay this money as per agreement but
that Mr.. Bowman has refused 70 give
him the deed and now he wishes to re.
cover bis money. claiming TINT he has
been damaged by not have control Of the
property at the time he expected 70 Sc
cure il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
ALLEGED GRAFTERS
BROUGHT TO TRIAL
Sensational Developments at Chicago in
Connection with Illinois Central
Former officials.

Chicago, Aug. 20.--Three former exec
utive officers OF the Illinois Central Rail
road company were arrested yesterday
on warrants in connection with the al
legged frauds by means Of when the
railroad, it is said, was deirauded Of
81 100000. The men arrested were:
Frank D. Hartman, formerly general
manager Of the road.
Charles L. Ewing, formerly manager
of lines north Of the Ohio river.
John II. Taylor, formerly general
storekeeper Of the road
The warrants, sworn to BY President
j. Il. Haraban Of the Illinois Central
railroad charge the three men with con
spiracy to cheat and defraud the railroad
by false pretcHses and with operating
confidence game Hartman and Ew-
ing were taken to the Harrison street
police station. Their honds of $4,000
were signed by 4 professional bonds
man
The allegations in the graft case are
startling. The investigation began q
year ago. 1t reached a crisis last spring,
when President Harahan began actions
to recover SUMS said to aggregate more
than sl008.000. alleged % nave been
taken from the road by car repair com
panies in connivance with high officials
of the road. Hartman, Ewing Taylor
and many others Of less magnitude re-
signed their positions.
Much Of the money is said to have
been repaid privately
The name OF Ira G. Rawn who re-
signed a vice presidency IN the Illinois
Central road to become president Of the
Monon system and VINO WAS found dead
recently at his home with bullet
wound in his chest was brought into the
scandal. Murray Nelson, ir, attorney
for the Illinois Central, yesterday said
that Rawns death headed of war
rants which would nave been issued for
him.
Private detectives, working under the
direction Of President Harahan, are said
TO have uuearthed frauds other than
those connected with padded car repair
bills. These are said to involve the
dfyerting of Sl.000.000 OF more from
new construction funds. The nvestiga-
tors say they have secured several cons
fessions. which will be used IN their at
tempt to fasten guilt on enlpable per-
sons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
BOY. MATCH AND cAsoLENE
Made Few Moments Of Excitement IN
the North End.


Considerable excitement was caused on
Blackwell street yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock. by the explosion Of a
fiyc-gallon can Of gasoline on a meat
cart belonging to H. j. Smith. The
team stopped. Il seems, near the Main
street end Of Blackwell street, and while
the meat cutter was engaged at the
rear end Of the cart, q boy on the seat
started 70 light his pipe As the boy
explains ID. the match broke of nsar
the head when be scratched il, bringing
the ignited part in close proximity to
his finger. he dropped ii without cere-
mony. and without thought, upon the
top Of the can.
The boy had presence Of mind enough
to pitch the can from The wagon q II.
Woods OF the FIRE department. who had
charge Of the city sprinkler nearby, ar
rived en- the scene Of the confusion in
time to see the piazza and side OF the
Gre station take fire from the blazing
can. After throwing the can into the
river. he rushed for water, and with
three or fonr pals was able to extin-
guish the blaze on the building with
little trouble. Beyond the destruction
Of the can and its contents, the loss will
he trivial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
TO Play scampinrs Nine For a Purse Of
$50 Labor Day.

The following Is reply to the chai-
lenge issued bt Paul SeampIni. manager
of the Barre Athleteic club. published N
Thursdays Times IN Thursdays IS
sue oil The Times, I noticed a challenge
from Manager Scampini Of the Barre
Athletics, stating that be would play
any team ia the state for the purse
offered bv the central labor union at
its Labor day picnic Through Tie
challenge Earl Smith"
The purse IN question amounts to $50,
and is offered by the central labor union
under the condition that both teams are
from this state Mr.. Smith bas not vet
completed the list of players which will
comprise his team. bat i confident that
he can produce a lne-up which viii make
the Athletics travel some to win the
purse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
GROOM TOO YOUNG
And Had to Get Signature Of His Moth
ther. Then Marriage Went On.

Essex Junction. Aug 20.-The mar
riaee of Miss Lena Lydia paro, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs George +. Paro,
10 Charles r. Chenor Of Montreal oe-
cufred at the Church Of the Holy Family
yesterday morning at 0is0 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. b,
pouliot. They were attended by the
brides father and Charles Layoie. and
Miss Marion Dague was the flower girl.
SIR. and Mrs. Chenor went this morn
ing TO Montreal, where they viii re-
side. Mr.. and Mrs Chenor were 20
have been married "wednesday but when
application was made at the town clerks
Office for the license, Il was found that
the groom was not Of age and Clerk
Martin would not issue the license With
out the signature Of the young mans
mother. The license was forwarded 70
Montreal for che signature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
GAYNoR OUT OF DANGER.
viii Be Able to Leave Hospital In About
q Week.

New York, Aug. 90 propped up with
,illows. Mayor Gaynor sat mp in bed
or more than an hour yesterday read
ng and talking to his seven year-old
laughter. Ruth. From the child he heard
he latest news from his country home
It ST. James. Long Island, whose familiar
tossip he has been denied siuce being
hot by James J.. Gallagher on August
l.
After most satisfactory day marked
~ the last blood test that will be TAX
IN, Robert Adamson, the mayors secre-
AIRY said last night that the urgeons had
assured him that the mayor was practi.
ally out Of all danger He added "With
Ihe care that the mayor Is getting, he
sill surely be able to leave the hos
,tal in i little more than week.
Rufus Gaynor said yesterday that it
lad not been decided whether lis father
Fhen he leaves st. Alary's hospital, viii
70 to the Adirondacks or return to ST.
lanes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
LIQUOR CONDEMNED.
And Mrs. Malnati Took an Appeal, as
She Did on Keeping Case.

Mrs. Mary Malnati waived examina
tion III city court this morning and was
bound over to county court on the
charge Of keeping with intent to sell
BAH was fixed 1T $500, which was fur
nished by T. Negroni. The house oceu-
pied by Mrs Malnati at $3.50 North Main
Street was raided Thursday night and
.a barrel, partly filled with beer, and
twelve bottles Of beer were seized This
liquor was condemned by Judge Scott
and ordered destroyed. An appeal to
county court was taken in this case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
TROOPS FIGHTING FIRES
Which Are Spreading In Southern
OREGON. They Leave To-day.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 20 Five hum
dred more troops have been called for
hy the forestry service to fight forest
fires now spreading IN southern Oregon.
Two hundred and iity men win leave
the American Lake encampment Wash
ington, to-day including two companies
of mounted infantry.
These soldiers viii be distributed be.
tween the FIRE now raging in Crater
lake national forest where the line Of
Gre extends rs miles ana TIE fire at
Buck lake. where the flames have endan-
gered the lives and property Of the set-
tiers A fire at Medical Springs, Oregon,
which one company of soldiers has been
combating since August l3 Is now be-
youd control
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
SELECT ROCHESTER
For Next Democratic Convention In New
York State.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 20.--By unani'
nous vote the Democratic state commit
tee decided here last night to hold tn'
next Democratic state convention NJ
Rochester on september % at noon
1lh. decision was contrary TO the per
sonal preference Of Chairman John A
Dix and MANY Of the delegates who
favored Saratoga. bur was made neccs'
sary because the Republicans had pre-
Viously decided q hold their convention
here during the same week. and il was
feared The hotel accommodations would
be insufficient
A resolution expressing regret at the
attempt oil the life ~ Mayor Gaynoi
and hope Of his speedy recovery was
adopled bE q rising vote.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
TALK OF The Town.

Go to Staples-Allen company for your
collars, l0c. for 25c
Peter Morgan went to Boston to-day
for weeks visit with friends.
Charles Patterson went to Bellows
Falls yesterday on business trip.
Smith Bros. Granite company, Burn
ham's meadow, Barre, want an expert
eneed Jumper.
The Barre baseball team viii play
Williamstown at the Rangers grounds
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Niles or
Godfrey will BE in the box for Williams
town. and Gabelloni and Fowler viii be
the battery for Barre. A good game IS
respected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
CRIPPEN is STARTED
ON RETURN TRIP
Accompanied by Clara Lenever, He Was
Placed on a Steamer Bound for
London To-day--Rushed Out
Of Prison.

Quebec, Aug, 90 DR.. II. II. Crippen
ind Ethel Clare Leneve, who are wanted
n London on the charge Of numbering
Belle Elmore, were taken from the Que
bee prison to-day, in charge Of inspector
Dew. and were rushed across the St.
Lawrence river to Stillery, to board a
steamer for London.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
HIT BY AN AUTO
East Barre Man ITurt. but Hew Serious
" Not Known.

In trying to get a lIttle four years
Old boy out Of the way Of an automo.
bile. + Nenessi was struck BY the auto
mobile and injured near his home on the
East Barre road last evening The aeei.
dent happened near the spring house.
II Is said that the automobile WAS driven
hy d man from Morrisyille named White.
DR. Ghidella Of this city WAS called 70
attend the injured man, and it is not
yet known whether he was burt inter-
naIly. lie also got . blow on the head
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Joseph Kelley, Aged 40, Net Death In
Marble Quarry.

sliddlebury, Aug. 20Josaph Kelley,
aged as years. employed by the Middle
bury Marble company as sawyer, was
instantly kiiled at the works about
nine o'clock Thursday evening Kelley
was struck on the head by a pitman
rod 81 one Of the saving machines.
Just how the accident happened will
never be known but Il + thought that
he was examining the head Of the pit
man and was struck ~ il and hurled
between the fywhcel and tie frame q
the machine. HIS body was found IA
this position by a fellow workman.
He Is survived BY wife, six daugh-
lers and oHe son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
BY $50 Feet Fall in BipIane
Today Near Rome
LIEuT. RIyALDI, VICTIM
His Machine Was Smashed TO Bits--Dar-
ing Aviator Had Started on the
Return Leg Of a Long
Voyage.

Rome. Aug. 20.-Lieut. Rivaldi was
killed to-day by the fail Of Farman
hplane while he was flying from Nerec-
CHA TO this city. The machine fell from
height Of $50 feet and was smQsncd
TO bits. Rivaldi was horribly crushed.
He and Lieut.. Savoja had set out 20 iiy
from Rome to Nerccehia and return.
They made the first leg safely and were
we'll started ON the return fight when
the accident happened. Riyoldi was a
well-known Italian aviator
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-20
CLERGY INFLAmING pEopEE.'
Canaleias Makes Protest TO the Vatican
Against Sermons Delivered in Spain.

Madrid, Aug 20. The Spanish gov
ernment has instructed Marquis dc Com
zales, secretary Of the Spanish embassy
II the Vatican, VINO has been in charge
II the embassy since the recall Of the
Spanish ambassador, to call the atten-
ton Of the holy see to the violent SER
mons being delivered BY Roman Catholic
priests in Spain The sermons, accord
ing to the note Of ntroduetions to Mar
auis de Gonzales. are insulting to the
Spanish ministers and iniiaming the pas
sions of the people.