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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
TESTIMONY is
QUESTIONED.
witnesses fOr KsIiber Try to Discredit
ccleman,-MIisc Hightowers Cred
ibility Also Assailed.

Boston, june III The attorneys FOR
the defense at Yesterdays session Of the
trial Of William y Kelihef charged with
aiding and abetting former bookkeeper
George W. Coleman ia wreCking the Ma.
tianai City bank Of Cambridge. attempt
ed TO discredit the testimony given by
Coleman, Who has appeared as the prose-
cutiou'a principal witness
On direct examination Coleman had
testified that he had been successful In
his stock market operations and that be
had made a profit Of about $4,000 in
legitimate stock speculation before BE-
began to ombez2le the funds Of The bank.
TO offset this testimony the defense
yesterday called to the stand Marvin W.
penner Of Cedar Grove, n. j.. bookkeeper
for stock brokerage house with offices
IN New York and Boston.
Mr.. penner testified that Coleman had
an account with his firm for about two
months, and that during the entire peri
ID his winnings exceeded his losses by
the small sum Of $3.50 The maximum
value Of his account at one time was
.Sls4000
J. Hallock Warning Of Nontcair. \.
j., secretary Of the Franklin Savings
bank Of New Work, was called upon for
evidence regarding the hank account Of
Mamie G. Hightoweri one Of ColemanH
friends
Mr.. Waring Said thar on June J Miss
Hightowef's account showed balance
of s57.45 aud that s25 was withdrawn
june 4. The account was opened with
a deposit OF 500 on March u, 1909
THE Total deposits amounted to s2178.
This testimony c0ntradieted that given
hy Miss Hightower a few days ago, when
she stated That She had about 5000 on
deposit in the franklin Savings bank
10 show that Coleman.s testimony be-
fore the federal grand mry differed con
sIderably from that given 70 the Suffolk
county grand jury, John III Farley, Off
cial stenoqrapher of tie suffolk county
superior criminal court, took the stand
and read from the original notes, which
be took az Coleman's grand jury exami-
nation
Several witnesses testified that they
were acquainted with John r. Marshall
and his signature Of description as
voter was introduced. The government
claims that Keliher and Martin Walsh
assumed this name in dealing with Cole
man.
Another witness said lie heard Cole.
man ten proprietor knight, Of local
hotel that Keliher did not know whore
the money Coleman gave MIN came from,
except that Coleman told him that be
had got Il from q rich aunt,
Former Alderman Daniel AZ Weltou
testified that he had heard Coleman
make 4 similar statement
Just after the court adjourned for
lunch, attorney CoakieY, one Of Keli
hers counsel was taken i'll, and the
case was then postponed until Tuesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
National Lrnrne Standing.
IefFrlea Letting Up.

Ben Lomond, Call June ll.-From
hints dropped By the camp trainers il
Is understood that Jeffries will loaf dur
ing the last week befone the battle
with Johnson. II this reported decision
stands feffries has little more than two
week. Of training before him The great
cr part Of his work in that time Is ex-
pccted to be devoted 60 boxing with Cor
Dett, leffries viii not weigh himself.
It is figured however. that be weighs
something like 200 pounds now, and Il is
thought be win shake off about eight
pounds more in the next two weeks.
During bis rest period before the fight,
be probably VIII add five OF six pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
Fishermen Discover Murder
Victim In Italy.
WAS AN AMERICAN GIRL
The Wounds on the Head and Body
Show That Her Death Was
Caused BY a Blunt
Instrument

Como, italy, june ll.--The badly mu'
tilatcd body Of woman believed to b
that ii Mrs. III. n. Castle, who was Mary
Crittenden Scott 81 San Jose, California
was found in 4 trunk yesterday, sub
merged in a lake near the village %
Motrasio Wrapped about the body was
piece Of cloth. which bore tie initials
&C L. and from letters found b che
trunk, written in English. IL appears
that the woman 10 1908 lived tn Saith
street, New York City.
The police, hasiBg their opinion on
wounds on the head evidently made by
Il blunt instrument believe the woman
was murdered and have arrested 4 Rus
sian named Constantine IspolatoH. 30
years old. whom they suspect Of having
some knowledge Of how rne woman met
death
Several persons who had known the
woman 10 life aud viewed her BODY yes.
terday declared that she had told them
she bad been married to Porter Charlton,
the son Of an American naval officer.
Charlton Is described as being % years
old and IS said once to have been stu.
dent az the university Of Pennsylvania.
The woman apparently was about 30
years Ola
When the body was Yound, It was re-
called that recently young couple had
occupied a villa on the shore Of the
lake Three days ago they disappeared
and have not since been seen By the
people 81 the neighbornood The woln-
an spoke English. Her companion at
tempted French, but obviously Il was
not his native tongue
Il e said that Che police believe the
death Of this woman IA in some way
connected with the mystery surrounding
the finding last April Of the body Of
Miss Estella Reid Of New York on tho
haach near Naples where IL bad been
washed In from tie BAY Mo reason for
such q suspicion i apparent, however
The cause 81 Miss Reid's death has never
been explained
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
bow 70 GET FAT
Use samose, Says Druggist Davis, and
Put on Good Flesh.

Use samose, Says Druggist Davis, and
Put on Good Flesh
The almost universal interest ia phys
ieal culture Il the best evidence that can
hc offered as 10 the need 81 4 simple and
scientific method Of making thin people
fat, Increasing strength and restoring
health.
Athletics, when carried to an extreme
often result in straining the vital organs
How much better II would be for the
average person % regain health. strength
and hesl 81 using Samose This ilesh-
forming food Is assimilated as soon as
10 enters tie stomach; It helps the or
aans to assimilate the food ana extract
the hesh-forming elefnentsi It builds up
the muscles and rounds out the limbs
into shapeiv plampness.
Samose has been so successful ~ max
ing thin people fat and restoring the
weak ana rundown 70 strength and
health that D. 81 Davis. the popular
druggist. sells Il under his personal guar
antee to refund the money if it does not
benefit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
FRUIT CROP PROSPECTS.
Splendid Outlook il New England and
On the Pacific Coast.

Washington, June il.-Splendid pros.
poets for fruit in New England and the
Pacific coast states almost eounterbal-
anee the poor showing Of the central
states, where early frost got in some
telling work according to a report made
public by the department Of agriculture
on general crop growth.
The condition OF The apple crop is re-
ported TO be more than eight points be-
low last years crop. OF So, as compared
with a normal condition, The ten.yeaf
average fax apples i 69.s. Iii New Eng
land and On the Pacific coast, The crop
promises TO Be immense. but in such big
apple states as Ohio and Missouri there
viii be only about one-third Of a crop.
On the other hand. the peach crop. due
to tho excellent prospects in snch states
as Georgia and Delaware, promises to
BE- larger than last year. the condition
on june being B2. Iii compared with
54.l last year and ten-vear average
of 85. Central states will produce &
poor crop it appears now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
RIyET MUST DIE.
Condemned to Electric Chair By Judge
Harris at Cambridge.

Cambridge Mass. June ll.--Death in
the electric chair in the week beginning
July "a will the fate Of Napoleon j.
Rivet Of Lowell. convicted Of the mlr
der of Joseph Gailloux Oh Feb. III, 1905
according 70 the sentence imposed yes.
terday BY Judge Harris IN the superior
court.
Riyet was convicted in January. 1909
but his case went to the supreme court
and there was delay Of mora than
year, while the legal points were under
consideration. His counsel yesterday
asked that the date Of execution b
made in September, in order that he
might make plea for eommutation be
fore Governor Draper during the sum.
nler.
Judge Harris thought there would b
sufficient time In the next six weeks
for such action.
Riyct beard the sentence with q smile
on his face.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
A Trade Agreement is Likely
With Canada.
Insurgents Inclined to Support House
Provision for Tariff Board--Meas-
ure win Probably BE
Adopted.

Washington, June 1.-THE Canadian
government has indicated to the secre-
ltery of state III desire u take up as
learly AZ possible The subject Of the ne-
aotation Of a trade treaty with the
United States.
I Formal action, however may be de-
ihyed until next autumn, because Of the
anticipated absence OF Finance Minister
Fielding and Customs Minister Pater
son,
The letter from the secretary Of state
I to the dominion government, suggesting
the early negotiation Of trade treaty,
was sent on May J last
IN it, reply. the Canadian government
expressed Is earnest desire 81 take up
formal negotiations at az early a date
AZ possible, but regretted that as Fi-
nance Minister Fielding and bis ASSOC
eate, Mr.. Paterson. the minister Of cns-
toms. were about to sail to England 70
be absent several months. It would not
be possible 70 begin formal negotiations
before the coming autumn. Mr. Field.
ing and Nh Paterson are supposed to-
have sailed from Montreal yesterday on
important government business connect.
cd with the Canadian finances, and i
Il not likely that they viii return before
some time ia August next
IL IS confidently expected that soon
after their arrival IN Quebece a Canadi.
ain commission VIII be appointed 60 con-
fer with similar commission from the
United States, and there il no known
reason why the matter should not result
IN a formal treaty before The middle Of
the coming winter
Insurgent senators practically reached
IAN agreement Yesterday TO support The
House provision in the sgndry civil bin.
making an appropriation for the ex
penscs of the tariff board. Speeches win
~ made II The Senate, expressing a pref
erenee for a tariff commission, but am
nouncius their acceptance Of the House
provision
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
Three More Reflections.

Boston, june Il.-Three more appoint
ments Of Mayor Fitzgerald have been
rejected BY tho state civil service com.
mission as Incompetent, the latest add
tons e the rejected list being Matthew
cummings for superintendent Of public
buildings, Joseph z. Lyons for penal
commissioners and Morris L. Morrison,
q assessor, 4 majority Of the appoint
llents % important city positions since
tasl February have ben rejected b. the
civil service commission. tle most nota-
PIE Instance being that 81 tie late May-
81 george A. Hubbard for city collector,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
woIeAsr BREAKS ARM.
His First Fight Since Winning the Light
weight Championship.

Milwaukee Wis. june llAd VOL.
CASTS first fight since he took the light
weight championship from Battling Net.
son on February ., was failure and
the champion fractured his right arm.
lie fought ton rounds with Jack Red
mond Of Milwaukee IN the same ring
where he got his start to the champion
ship.
II The fourth round Wolgast injured
HE left arm On one Of Redmonds e
bows and 10 the seventh be snapped a
bone IN the fore arm about three iu.
ches above The wrist Up to the time
Of the mishap he had good lead, but
he did not work fast except when occa.
sion demanded. From the seventh 10
the finish he WAS aiinost helpless and
If Redmond had had amy steam he could
have knocked Wolgast out
The newspaper decision gave the fight
to Wolgast because OF bis big lead in
the earlier rounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
NEGRO Servants INvIrED
Young Roosevelt Asks White House En-
pIoyes u Wedding.

Washington. June Il-The Roosevelt
family has not forgotten the White
House servants Tie negroes who sesved
young Theodore il the executive man.
SION have received each an invitation 90
bis wedding IN New York. june 81.
Henry Pinekney and Wilson Jacksor
Nil not Be able 81 90 but Charles
Reedsr has made his plans To attend
Reeder wes the Roosevelt footman
He Is now a messenger III the ante-ro1m
OF the secretary Of state Pinekne9 and
jackson are messengers IN the White
House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
WHAT BACgAcHE MEANS

Generally baekaehe means that the
Kidneys are disease II they are, do
not waste a moment but begin at once
4 treatment with kidnets. Che greatest
81 kidney and baekachs remedies Delay
may mean fatal ending, % 40 not
ielay Druggists and dealers sell Kid
nets 81 see box, and guarantee salts.
factory fesuit8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
NEwsBoY's REWARD.
81 1000 for Honesty in Giving Up Watch
He Found.

pittsburg. June Jimmy McKissiels.
newsboy. who sells papers at Fifth
avenue and Wood street, viii receive
900 reward from B. i Overholt, head
oi the BIG distlhne firm Of that name,
for bis honesty ia tufnlng over to a
policeman watch and diamond fob,
VALUED At 81 500 which Re found after
the distiller dropped It il Wood street
When Oyerhat discovered Thursday
afternoon that his timepiece. which Is
an heirloom WIS missing, he told de-
teetiyes Frank Morgan and John Dillon
Re would give $1,000 rwaFd Tor IL
They soon discovered that the newsboy
had found il and had given II to police.
man John Kennedy McKissick lives
at 2209 Bedford avenue,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
Many KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Thunderstorrns of Unprecedented vio-
lence Occur Throughout Germany.

lence Occur Throughout Germany,
Cologne. june Thunder storms Of
unprecedented violence during the past
few DAYS have resulted ii many fatali-
ties and enormous damage % crops IN
western aud central Germany IT is
reported that more than twenty persons
have been killed IN lightning ia the
Rhine province alone While detach-
meut 81 soldiers was drilling mere yes.
terday. lightning struck them, killing
two and dangerously wopHding two oth-
eat Destructive cloudhursts are re-
ported from various places in the Hartz
and Thuringen mountains and the inter-
yening region During the past two days
more than a dSzen persons and many am
finals have been struck BY lightning, At
Langelshem, near Goslar, lightning
struck a group Of children working in
a beet field. who had taken refuge be-
meath a tree. Two were killed and sew.
Ell injured, some of whom will die
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
eREELEY FoRrY YEARs %.
Colorado Town Founded On the eco
West Suggestion Celebrates.

Greeley. Col. June IL Greeley. the
concrete result Of Horace Cireeley's al,
vice. "tso West, young man 80 West,
celebrated the foftieth anniversary of
lts founding yesterday The town, now
4 prosperous city Of $4,000 population,
sprang from the desire Of Horace Greeley
and N q Meeler Of New York and 9th
efs 10 found Temperance community
in the West which resulted in the or
gauization Of Union colony IN New York
IN December, 1863 Two hundred Of
the pioneers Of 1870 are still residents
81 Greeley
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
CHIEF KoHLER ON STAND.

Testihes in Own Defense-Contradiets
Witnesses Of Prosecution.
Cleveland o., June fI-Chief Of po-
lice Kohler took the stand Thursday n
his own defense at the hearing Of the
charges against him oi immortality and
Intoxieation He related In detail his
movements on three occasions on which
he was accused Of having been intoxi-
Gated. According to the witness, on two
Of these occasions he was not at any
time in the vicinity Of the cafes where he
was supposed 70 have been seen BY the
witnesses for tho prosecution "A con-
siderable amount 81 testimony was of
fered in support Of The chiefs state-
mnnfs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
WORKING AGAINST HIM.
fitzgerald Says storow Is Trying ID
Secure His Reeall.

Boston June J. Political animositics
Of the city campaign last winter were
revived yesterday. when Mayor Fltzaef.
aid charged his bittefest opponent. james
IF stogrow with working to obtain bis
tFitzaerald's) recall 1t The end 81 two
years
III Storow viii probably deny this
said the mayer bat / an satisfied that
It IS the truth"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
ORDERED 10 THIRD READING.
Bill to Make B. & M improvements
Possibly Advanned.

BOSTON, june 1.-THE bill permitting
the Boston Holding company to issue
preferred stock for the purpose Of i'm
proving the Boston d Maine railroad.
was ordered 10 third reading il the
House yesterday By vote 81 LIS to
"a.
The bin has already passed the Sen
ate and the debate in the House was
bitter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
AGAINsr rHE 49,.
Injunction Asked for BY the Attorney
General Of Massachusetts.

Boston, June 1.-THE attorney general
fled petition in the superior court
yesterday asking for an Injunction ne.
straining the Order Of Owls with head.
quarters IN South Bend, Ind. from do
ing business in this state, on the ground
that the order has been engaged in the
fraternal insurance business without an-
thoritr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
No WHITE SLAVE PREsENrMENT.
Judge Tells Grand Jury It Must Return
Indictments OF Nothing.

judge Tells 1rana jury II MUST Return
Indictments or Nothing.
New York, june H. yohn p Rookie
TELLER ir, who is foreman of the special
grand jury appointed January ! To in-
vestigate the white slave traffic. walked
into Judge O'Sullivan's court Thursday
at the head Of q special committee Of
the grand Jury, 70 offer presentment
Tie Judge refused to accept it and cut
Oh MI. Rockefeller when he attempted
to speak What the presentmant con
tanned was not disclosed, although It Is
Thought that it might have been a
resume Of the work done and il request
chat the jury be discharged Judge
O'Snllivan said;
II viii allow no presentment nor
win I hear any communication from
this grand jury or acoept anything but
indictments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11

New York. June ll.-Stauley Ketehel
Knocked out Jim Smith Of New York
n the fifth round Of scheduled ten
round bout at the National sporting
club last night BY right swing to the
law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
EARL GREY STOPS RUNAWAY.
SEXES Bride and Brings Horse to a
Stop at ottawa.

Stop at Ottawa.
Ottawa, Ont june ll Before leaving
for England Thursday, Earl Grey dis
tinguished himself by stopping funa
way horse near Rideau hall, the oifieial
residence, His excellency ran out and
waved his cane at the horse, but the
animal did not recognize The viceregal
sign and galloped ahead Earl Grey
grasped the bride and hung on until
The horse stopped. The governor gem
eral was unhurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
WAR CALLED IMPOSSIBLE.

Statement BY Mediaung Minister on Re-
lations Between Peru and Ecuador.
Lima, Peru, june III The government
II dishanding the volunteers III the in
fantry, cavalry and artillery One Of
the mediating ministers stated yester.
day that war between Peru and Ecuador
was impossible, but he would not be
more explicit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
"FINIs, FINIANDla
Excultant cry Of Reaotionary Member
Of Russian Duma.

st. Petersburg, June u The duma
yesterday passed the Finnish bin, civ.
ing that body authority over the Finnish
diet. The vote on the third reading
was l84 to %.
Az the victory Of the government
measure, which has aroused intense bit.
terness in the duchy, was announced, the
Nationalist applauded vigorously Then
Vladimir Purishkevieh, the president of
the reaetionary League az the Aehaugel
Michael sprang to his feet and trium-
phantly shouted; Finis. Finland"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
Spaulding High Defeated
Montpelier High, 7 to 6
IN LOOSE FIELDING GAME
Montpelier Raped Fisher Hard in the
First Inning, but Cutler Who Re-
placed Him, Proved a Puzzle.
Game Plar s mtercity.

Spauldine's N season ended in a
blaze Of glory erday afternoon az
lntereity park, Montpelier received
Ia to tromcng Fisher, who had
not lost 8 game this year, started in to
pitch for the locals, but the Montpelier
swatsmen got 10 him In the first inning
for FIVE hits, and with a free pass 70
first and 4 pair OF errors, netted a total
Of Ave runs In the second. Cutler was
called in from center TO do the tossing
act and, with big handicap facing
hem, Spauding settled down to play
baseball.
Cutler allowed only three hits. and,
except Tor the fourth. his opponents did
not score. In this inning Tomassi reached
arst on Maiden's error ane scored later
when Williams put the boot TO Cullen's
prounder Thereafter they were retired
in one-two.three order.
Spauldings first tally came in the
first inning, WREN Stuart got a life on To-
massis error, reaching second on Grigg's
sacrifice to Sheridan. ana scoring later
on Maiden's terrific bingle into center for
two sacks In the fourth. after two men
had been retired, Hagun was handed a
free ticket TO first, reached second when
Kenefek was safe at frat on pape's
error and tailed when Sheridan fumbled
Lintleiohns grounder Both keneick
ind Littlejom crossed the pan when
Stuart banged out two-bagger
Maiden scored again il the next IN.
ming. on has own two.base hit, a sacrifice
by Cutler, and Cullen's failure 10 field
Hagan's slow grounder Two more marks
were registered IN the seventh on an
error by Sheridan, Cutters two sacker,
and singles by Williams and Littleiohn.
Features Of the game were Cutters
aggressive work IN the box. a catch by
Stuart and Maiden's unusual propensity
for walloping out drives between center
and the left garden The seore;--
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
spaulding High.

summary First base on balls Oh
Fish, oiT Smith; left on bases, NJ II S,
4 Spaulding 3 two-base hits, Maiden 2
Cutler Stuart; struck ont, by Fisher,
by Cutler 6, BY Smith 8; hit by pitcher
A. smiths umpire, Wales; time, 200.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
American LEAGUE Standinq.

Yesterdays National League Games.
AT New York, Chicago 6, New York 5.
All other games postponed on account
Of rains
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
MORE EVIDENCE OF BRIBERY.
States Attorney Has Names Of Several
Who Are willing 10 Testify

Springfield, ILL. june liz States 1T.
torney Burke replied yesterday to 4
confidential communication from a state
senator, who volunteered to testify. ii,
his name be suppressed, that he was
offered S2500 if he would vote for VII.
liam iorimer fer United States sena.
tor The LETTER also gave names of 9th.
ers who would give testimony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
TOWN NEARLY WIPED our.
Thousands Made Homeless By Fire at
Boriss0v. Russia

81. Petersburg. June ILL Fire has de-
stroyed a large part Of the commercial
and residential quarter Of Borissov, a
town Of about 10000 population most of
them Hebrews Four hundred and fifty
buildings were destroyed including three
synagogues. Many Of the peope are
camping in the open fields, but the ex-
teusive reservists barracks have been
thrown open for the homeless on orders
from the governor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11

AT Chicago Washington l Chicago Q
ATT Detroit Detroit 4. New York 5.
Az Cleveland Cleveland ?, Boston J..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-11
AIDS Matrtre

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