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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
WOMAN'S BODY
FOUND IN BARREL
Tragedy at somersworth, N. H., and
Police Are Searching for Man
With Whom She Had Been
Living.

Somersworth. n. RI. Aug Is The
number Of trunk check IS the only
eiew which the police have to Nicholas
sapsalak0s. who IS being sought on
charge II numbering ManEso Capsalitsa.
a woman With whoin Is lived at 0 Wal
lace street, and whose body was found
packed in an ash barrel III the cellar
saturday. Capsalakos disappeared last
Thursday moming and the police have
traced him to Dover. a few miles away.
An autopsy showed that the woman
had been choked TO DEATH her wind
pipe showing the marks OF the hands Of
a person Of considerable strength It
Is believed Capsalakos carried out an Oft
repeated threat to end her life if she
did not give up Nicholas Kallias of Bid
aefQrd Me- to whom she was engaged
and Of whom Capsalakos was extremely
Jealous
just previous to her death The wom-
an had $500 in cash in bag around her
neck. This has not been found. Cap.
salakos was extremely jealous,
The couple first came to Somersworth
about two years ago and secured em-
ployment in a mill. For a time every
thing appeared serene in the household,
and then the woman became infatuated
with Che Biddefara man, who had con.
ductea q restaurant in Somer=worth.
Capsalakos made no effort to hide bis
iealousy. according to his friends They
ten Of frequent threats upon the life
0f the woman
Wednesday evening the man remarked
n rpi0ht, t,ars flrFt 10 xpas eoiup IA 4eE
out of town. Next morning lie left
having checked a trunk to Dover The
neiglt6ors wondered over the failure of
the woman TO appear, and Saturday five
men forced their way into the house
In dark corner of tile cellar one came
npon an ash barrel stucl, his hand in
and drew out handful Of woman's
hair
The authorities were notified, and
splitting open tile barrel. fannd the hodY
ef Miss Capsalitsa inside The body had
baan forced in IN sitting posture with
thp head between tile knees and covered
with excelsior and ashes
Cc.aaer i. y. Seay of Rochester PRO
noqeeel that the woman lad been
cHol tn DEATH l'lle police could uns
aarsa noting Of valge iu tae house. 4
seW boau laid across saw-h9rsss served
as hstl and empty havfs as eA9ifs
Cdpsalsos WHO sometimes vent by
iha nans Of EapsaIiss sNhed III
D fat or ilsae ia hsirk goAt ID
ear Of aye. N.eie6ing lIo pounds with
mopth fare, bfoWa hair ara brown evas
a Lad but a slight saowladse Of Eng
aisA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
SWEDISH FARmERs' PICNIC
Was Held Saturday With About a Hun
dred People Present.

A picnic was held Saturday afternoon
under auspices Of the Swedish farnfeps
Of Barre Town at Otto Friharg's grove
on the east hill There We're rrests
present from this city and Alontpn,er.
and the whole party numbered about
100 people A basket lunch was served
and games Of all kinas were enjoyed.
The wimcn Ia The races were as fol-
lows Married ladies' rRee Nas, Otto
Fribew first Mrs. A. Fiberg second !;
rs Carl Anderson third; married mems
see William Nelson hrst Victor Wen
ersfroud second; Carl Anderson third;
sBge meas ace. Y, Faasan, 'irsts
ala amer 0hIip, second; Frank Anderson,
tMNl airi' race Astfid Nelson. iireti
ANba FNrk, ssapa; iaaf girs race,
Aster Frihefk Hrsti Aliea Nelson, sec
oed; scgn'a Berg thi.d boys race
Pod ar GreesoA 6rsi Edgar Gnecson
second; Clarence Greeson, third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
SANK NEAR sAFETY.
Dorchester Man Was Knocked From .
Yacht By Boom.

Quincy. Mass. Aug y. WITH his
aand almost upon q tender ea ha8
been showed to hiH wien the boom of
lis yacht knocked BIN overboar3ei aid
apparently W4fin his lftsp, auY e.
Scott of Dorehe suddenly aHs from
'ight and was dgOsHed q Qainey bay
yesterday.
scott ard llis brosiicr ioa owHegs
# tie yacht Ari We're taka pty
3f friends for sail araGnd sie a8Y,
when the boom kaoekei scott over
poard
The women IA tie party became al.
most hysterieal aHl Ills brother ass0rel
them that tile aa ovespa wa g
good swimmer a mllQa ng 5fie ten-
Ter pushed Il 0na iiia
Scott started 60 Ap toward the lit-
lie boat and was nas g good heatWaa
md about TO grasp when he saAA.
Scott was 25 years oi age
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
BABBITT NOMINATED.
paper Manufacturer Of Bellows Falls
Nominated for House.

Fellows Falls, Aug l3A RpNbli-
can eaue1ls was lied Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock 70 nominate c8gdaae
81 rangs eEistYe pr, Edwin kirelapd
was chosen moderator and 4 S. HAYES
clerk III u Walker presented the name
cf n, derick + Babbitt, who was unani-
M3usly eectea
TIE following were mentioned justiees
o. re peace 2 IF. ANbee III G. Bacon
Hlrnn. q r. Canpbeh, @, ] D.-
n. George, S. ~ 0'Brien G. rs
els. G. II Thompson. G. b Had-
d. 2. Iiagins 81 $ Leonard, IL D.
,yder, S. J. Weaver and Wallace Wes-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
WHO FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Time for caucuses Near--Several Names
Mentioned.

Caucuses for the nomination Of cam
didate for representative from Barre
VIII be held soon, and who are to be the
candidates is question that Il begin
ming to be asked BY many So far; there
Mas been little said about candidates, but
several names have been suggested.
Among those mentioned on the Repub-
lican side are Alex. Gordon, Richard
Grigg, Thos H. Cave ir., S. d. Allen,
James MacAdem and Elwin Scott
On the Democratic side, the names
of G. w Necher Arthur G. Campbell,
John Wylie, q. n Pape, +. J Owens
and JAS +. Higgins are mentioned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
@NoTHIFG DOING
Was the Sign Hung Out on River Street
for the Policemen.

On warrants issued by City Grand Ju-
ror 4. Il. Davis, posse OF seven Off
GERS made three raids On River street he
tween s and . o'clock Saturday night
III all Of the three houses tney visited,
aoweyer the all finish, come to-mor-
row" sign WAS out and the minions Of
TIE law went away empty-handed. The
rs were poli7eaien Harry Gamble,
George Garlic aad John Dineen, aud pep-
ftv sierils H ~ Camp, George l.. Nor
rs and M. \. Cutler, and special officer
Jesse BeBrune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
FELL DOWN STAIRS.
Little Girl Sustained Serious Injuries
Yesterday.

Loretta, the four year Old daughter oi
AIf. and Mrs. .Iohn Papin, Of SpauM-
ing street feEl dgNn stairs Sunday
morning, sustaining fractured collar
hone and several minor scratches, The
little girl was coming down stairs. when
slr slipped and was prec pitsted the en-.
the length Of the staircase, striking
on her shoulder Although she did nol
lose consciousness, the shock Of the fall
was So acute tlfat she was stunned for
a few seconds. A physician was called
al once, aud it was found That the col.
!arbore was broken Tie fracture was
reduced, aud to-day she is resting as
we'll as could be expected.
From the length and peculiar nature
Of the fall, il Il fortunate that the child
diG not sustain even mere serious in-
iuries. Had she struck on her head,
the results would probably have been
fatal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
BIG CASUALTY
AT MASSENA, N. Y
Estimates Of Dead in Falling Of Con
crete Foundation for New House
Estimated from "A to so.

Toronto, Aug. 15.-A despatch from
Massqna. n. y, says that IA men were
killed this morning by the falling Of
Che concrete foundations Of power
house. A despatch from 0gdensburg
,ays that probably SO are dead and
many entombed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
SOCIALIST RALLY TONIGHT.
Dan A. White to Speak on Issues Of
Campaign.

The Socialists of Barre win have a
poIitifa' alg % TIE common this even
fg WIS., Dan Al Nhite IS the principa
spee ker wlo viii Undertake to tell =
Ne Fave panics Who crestes tue world ;
wealth. NJ manT are nemploRed ana
W people hunger The speaker VIII
answer rgtst ons relating t. socialism.
li 1t rains. the rally VIII be held in
Hau--f L.f4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
EAYNOR'S CONDITION
is UNCHANGED
Doctors Admit That He Is Not Out Of
Danger YET, Although He sleeps
Well aud Takes Usual Nont-
isbment.

Hoboken, n. J. Aug l5,- Mayor Gay
aor's condition early to-day Ws ui.
shanged The doctors admit ta lee Is
rot yet ont oil danger. Ihe luoraUg
bulletin showed Thar lis e pore alsa
md pulse were normal Ta gtieat
passed d good night Is sleeping Bell
and taking his usual noW5shnent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
cRIppEN CORONER DEAD.
So Another Inquest VIII Have to Ee
Held.

London. Avg. l5-0wing to tie death
,f coroner Thomas nho held the 'gst
inquest ON the aeath q tie woman SUD.
,osed to he Bella im8fs paIppn y
vas necessary to begin again when she
nenest yrs resumed to-day AZ the
request Of solicitor Newton for DR.. Efip-
pen. the inquest vas adjourned until
~--A
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-15
TURKISH wARsHIp SUNK.
Ne Details Of Sea Tragedy OF the Turk
ish Coast.

London, Aug. l5-A Turkish war
ship was sunk in a storm OF the Turk
- coast to-day. No details were
1Eaunea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
PRES. cLcWRY RESIGNS.
succeeded as President Of the Western
Union BY Theooore N. Vail.

New York, Nov. %. Robt. c. Clowry,
president of the Western Uuion Tele-
graph Co., today rendered his resignation
to the board of directors and Theodore
n. Vail, president of the American Tel
ephone & Telegraph Co, which controls
the Western Union, was appointed to fill
the vacancy.
CloWry in his letter says:
L hereby tender my resignation as
president of your company to take effect
today Having been continuously engaged
in the telegraph business for more than SC
years | feel that / am entitled to retire
from the service and take a much need
ed rest
Mr.. Vail began his bushes life as a
telegraph operator. The Vail family was
connected with the earliest development
Of the telegraph. Alfred Vail, uncle of
the new head of the Western Union,
was partner of Professor Samuel f. 3.
Morse, inventor of the telegraph
Newton Carlton of the British Westing-
house was today elected a vice president
Of the Western Union. Col. Clowry in
a message to the employees of the West
eTn Union bespoke for the new president
their hearty cooperation and support.
Col. Clowry continues as director and
member of the executive committee of
the Western Union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
Johnson OPERA HOUSE
Best of Pictures! Best Of Music One Dime to All
WARD G. McNALlY, SINGERS AND DANCERS
Harry. Lamont.FIo in ,"Mdnsht Broadway"
IS! Best Of Music One Dime to All

tional Railway has been resumed BIT
schedules are uncertain. Telegraph con
munication has been resumed betWee
Ciudad Porfierio Diaz and Mexico City.
This movement is solely directe
against the tyrant Diaz," says a circuit
issued BIZ the revolutionists, and Amer
leans as we'll as other foreigners can re!
IN safety. We are sorely in opposition o
the despot and are working TO obtain GU
constitutional rights"
Madero is hiding in the mountains OF
his own land, 80 miles from Ciudad Por
iierio Diaz, engaged in modifying his 70
lowers, according to information give
American officials today by Mexican ar
my officers.
Several detachments of Mexican sol
tiiers are securing the adjacent country
arresting rebels and placing them in jai'
United States troops We're detailed OF
scouting duty on the American side o
the river today. Cavalry was sent soutl
to prevent the passage of arms and am
munition where the land of Madero adj
joins the United States border
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24

alt in the sugar which they used was
'sponSlble for tie illness of the mid
lipmen at the Naval Academy at An
apoIis who We're supposed to have
cen the victims Of a spiteful plot con-
eIvcd and executed in the culinary
apartment of the school. Such was the
onclnsiOn reached following a chem
al analysis OF a sample Of the sugar
tade here today in the laboratory Of
le snrGct general of the navy. OFF,
ials of th" navy department are in
Incl tosbelieVe that the salt found
IS way into the sugar purely by acct
ent anu that there was no plot at ali.
There are now IS cases of typhoid fe-
er AT the academy and four of the
'atients are in serious condition, ac-
ordlng to reports received today by
surgeon General Stokes. The typhoid
pldemic Of course has no connection
With the sugar. The surgeon general
'Xpects that a few more cases of the
ever may develop during the week as
result of drinking milk supposed to
nave contained the germ. but believes
by the end of the current month, the
period of incubation and consequently
III danger will have passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
FLORES DETAINED.
Claimed He Acted as Guide to Madero
At Eagle Pass.

san Antonio, Tex, Nov 23.-Reports
received by local federal officers early
today told of the detention of Albno
Flores. who acted as a guide to Fran
cisco !. Madero. at Eagle Pass Flores
joined the Madero party at Carrie
springs and rode with it until the
Rio Grande was crossed at a point
about u miles below Guerrero. where
q battle is reported to have occurred
Sunday.
Flores related to Fl. w. Dove. COL
l"ctor OF customs at Eag'e Pass. thar
MadcrO crossed the river Sunday
morning and was met on the other
side ~ large band of his followers.
they brought with them horses and
equipment for Madero and his four
leutenantS.
Tho horses Madero used in his ride
from Carrie Springs to the border
were turned back at the border and
arc now at Eagle Pass.
PENDING an investigation Flores and
the animals will be detained. Flores
also told Mr.. Dove that Madero made
no effort to conceal his identity on his
Journey to tho border and seemed to
be sanS"inc of the success of the rev
olution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
ON TESTIMONY OF OLD OFFEND
Err
Brann Is Found Guilty Of Single SALE
Appeals.

An old offender. Dennis Connors OF
Gardiner. was before Judge Atkins
Wednesday morning charged with In
tOXicatiOn. ConnOrS was sent to jail
for go days about two months ago and
was promised a sentence of 80 days
the next time he came up. commons
was released from Jail last Saturday
ard Tuesday morning was arrested on
the bridge by officer Morang. Connos
received a sentence of 60 days, 80 be-
ing taken off from the 80 promised him
as the result of the evidence he gave
against Charles F. Brann. Connors
testified that he purchased drink in
Brann's place and that Brann gave it
to him from bottle he carried.
A warrant was issued as the result
of Connors' testimony against Brann
by Judge Atkins and City Marshal
Wakefield went to Rrann's place and
took him before court. The charge
was single sale. Brann pleaded not
guilty but was found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $50 and costs
and so days in Jail. He appealed and
furnished sureties in 5000 for the
January term of court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
REBELS REPORTED IN TEXAS.
"ahy Army Officers Apprehended and
Soldiers shot for Treason.

A'H'edo' rex, Nov. 23.-It is reported on
%'od authority that a band of POO revo.
I"'oh'Sts IS encamped about 80 miles
iIo" inns city on the American side OF
'iIe river and is awaiting an opport,nity
!" cross the border into Mexico.
on the Mexican size Of the river Is a
""dy Of troops awaiting the attempt To
invade Mexico. The revolutionists ar,
Wen aware of the fact that the Mexican
troops are guarding the crossing and NAV
wait nightfall to make the attempt IN
enter Mexico.
y passenger on today's train from NIX
100 stated that many officers of the AIex-
icah army in the capital had been appre-
hehded and documents found upon their
persons proving them to hc affiliated with
Madero. He said 10 soldiers have been
shot for treason.
Passengers from Torreon and Gomez
Ealacio say that the fighting there was
fierce but of short duration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
SANE OR INSANE?
FRS. Martin Either In Bat Shane or
Doing Sorre Clever Acting.

Newark. n. J.. NOV. .%-"I would
rather be convicted and eiectrocuted
than use bad English" Mrs. Caroline
3. Martin told the court today in OBJ
iectiuG 20 the record of her testimony
in the proceedings to determine her
sanity. If she is adiudged sane, she
VIII be placed on trial for the MUIR
der OF her daughter. Occy w. Snead,
the East Orange bath tub victim.
Judge Ten ok ordered the word
"equable' substituted for 'equita ble''
and Mrs. Martin continued: I'm here
without Il friend" she shouted with
out & lawyer n jury or money. I'm be
ing crushed by this gigantic machine
Of men and money. Can't | tell when
they lia?"
The court promised to treat her with
al. possible consideration. but she be-
came so much excited over the tosti-
mo0y Of q physician who had exam
med her that she threw up her hands
sobbing and shouting. Judge Ten Eyck
ordered constable to remove her and
when he approached she first screamed
and fought him and then collapsed. On
her promise to be more quiet, She was
allowed to remain in the ROOM
Or. c. c. Reline testified that she
told him her daughter committed sui
eide from an over dose Of morphine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
MOTIVE FOR TRUNK MURDER
Police Believe They Have 1t In Both
Robbery and Jealousy.

New York, Nov. 23.-At the time of
the disappearance Of Albert c. Caller.
the artist. whose body the police say
WAS found racked in a trunk in the
basement of house last week, he had
between $4,000 and $4,000 it was learn
cd today The police have been inform
ed also that Caller and William Lewis.
ms friend, in whose trunk the body
was found, were attentive to the same
woman.
An intimate friend Of Caller said
that in June, 1902, the artist told him
that his brother had just sent a ticket
for Paris and between $4,000 and S12. :
coo. Caller, he said, did not return to
France. but dropped out of sight. Soon
after that time Rene Caller, his broth
er, with Whome he had associated in
an ivory company in Sierra Leone. on
the west coast of Africa, came to New
York and searched in vain for his
brother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
AMERICAN FORCES ALERT.
viii Try to Prevent All Violations O.
Neutrality Along Border.

Washington Nov. 23.-In response to
a request from the department o.
justice which is char ged with the re-
Sponsibility of seeing that the United
STAGES is not used as base of war
iii connection with the Mexican revo-
luton. IT," war department today in
stl ucted General Hoyt. commander o.
the department of Texas, to RESPOND
to requests from United States mar
Shals tor the assistance OF troops il
preventing violations of neutrality.
General Ioyt was instructed several
days ago to cooperate with Governor
Campbell Of Texas in meeting the sit
uatlon. The conditions along the Dor
der lice are being closely watched by
United States nlarshalS and district
attorneys ana the commander Of :ht
federal troops in Texas now has free
hand to move his soldiers in cooper
alton With officials of the department
of justice.
Francisco I. Madoro. reported lead
cr Of the reyolluionists, it is confirm
Cd. by state department advices
crossed the international border lire
last Sunday. Luther II. Ellsworth.
United States consul at Cuidi1 Por-
tirio Diaz. today reported that the
guide ard five horses that were with
Madero whon tile latter left CariZz0
Springs. Tex. today. We're at Eagle
Pass Tex
Ad'iccs today from Henry L. VIII
son, United States ambassador at
Mexico, ara largely confrmatory Of
Dress dispatches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
LANDLORD WAS SUSPICIOUS.
Telephones City Marshal and Fnds
Guests Are From Insane Hospital.

TWO young women who had maue
their escape from the insane hospital
in Augusta came to the Depot Square
hotel late Tuesday night and asked
to be put up for the night. Landlord
Wolman gave them a room but having
suspicious that all was not right tele-
phoned City Marshal Wakefield about
the women. They were locked in thelr
room during the night and Wednes-
day morning Marshal Wakefield in
terviewed the women.
They admitted to him that they haa
escaped from the hospital and tele-
phone conversation with the authorl'
ties at the institution showed that
they were the ones and they We're KEPT
here until a physician and an atteha-
ant came here and took them 0ach.
The young women. one was about y
years of age and the other about w.
We're sorry looking objects as the re-
suit of their walk down here from tl,e
hospital. They kept on the east siue
of the river and nearly wore the shotS
OFF. their feet. Their stockings "eis
gone and Marshal Wakefield purchaser
n new pair for each of them.
1t is understood that they n,aue
their escape from the hospital WIEN
the employees in the laundry Were
marching to supper. The attendah'
was unable to follow them fearins
that the others would get away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-24
GAINS 10 REPRESENTATIVES.
CIV York City Now More Popuious
Than III Rest of State.

Washington. Nov. 23.-New York
ity for the first time has become
reater in point of population than al
he remainder OF the state of New York
Inside the greater city limits. Sta
sites giving the population of the
tate. as enumerated in the 18th cen
IS, ana made public today, show that
le people of the countIy's greater city
rms more than one halt of the in
abitants Of the most pCpulous state
n the Union.
While this is the most striking fac
II OF the New York state census, fig
res, almost a. remarkable is the rate
f growth OF the Empire state Since
$40 il has doubled in population and
ne rate of increase during the past
. years, 23.4 per cent. is the greatest
nee the decade between 1910 AMI 1856
hen the percentage of increase Wa$
80. This increase is largely attribute
:" to the growth Of the cities Of The
state.
N this increase in populat ton will
Cme larger representation in the
over branch of Congress, where New
ork now has 81 members. The exact
lumber of new representatives will be
Ii the present ratio of appOrtionmeni
: maintained by Congress.
or The 9.ll3,219 people in New York
tate, as shown by todays stats tics
l,.GG,SS3 are in New York City and
!ii6,396 in the state outside the city
fakins, The city 420,4S7 the greater in