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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
SeR gan Banot
Sheimt einem Verpea 3niam.
menbrnds nabe 30 ieim.

Der Coroner bat sxn Jnqusit in oetn
Ban 3anot Sale benoet. fpiro isbot,
feinen Wabrfpruh srft abgsben, nddz
benz Der itGn.iide gbsmiier be Inter
fuhuns oes Waseuinbalts Der grmors
neten beenbet bakn ipirb.
Seiis 9an ,3anot. Der Gotte Der grs
morbetsn, ipslfer fih betanntlih in
.3susnboft befinoet. fteint sinem oclIs
iidnbigen 3uiammenbrud ieines Rers
nenipiiems ndbe 81 ieiH. Ranbem er
fih am Donneriiag nGbrsno ieiner
in Dem sSnquefi SieurIih rubie uno es,
fnbt btn0mmen bate, fpurbe er in Der
RnGt bon GROCER 4ufregung unb Ansii
srgriffsn. Gr tonnis nidt iblnien u1b
lief rublos in ieinsr 3sne umb<r. Ot,
tern Worsen iprang er pIoBli6 bon
isiner priifbe duf. itarrte Nsinuien
lang in cine Ode osr3elIe unb fIiifttrte
bann pl5slih in berubisenbem Zone:
-Asnes. fei ruhig. if iperbe Dir i'm
NueenbIid Ollie brinstn.. CT ndnte
bdnn Hemeeunssn. dls Oh er cine Dsde
iibtr Semonben ausbreitete, troi 3uriid
uHb fngte: .agnes. fsi gut uub ipeine
Hift, benn nIlts lpirb gut iperben.
Meint nidt. it iuerbs bofiir forgen.
bob giemdnb Dir 5u ndbe tritt. Dsft
Du taIta sd Uin mehr 1eden bos
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
S.bensmiioer 8reis.

Der SO Sabre alte 5rso. Rislion.
bon go. 15 Whain S.rabe, periuht.
iib seitern Qahmittas in isinsr mob.
nuns su erhangen. Gr tpuroe bon ana
Deren 6ausbepobnsrn an Der 4usfiibz
runs ieinss 8orbabens perbinosrt uno
BON ben poli3iitsn Sacobs uno 5dnss
i.iner eisenen Siherbeit peesn in Der
sipeiteu Diiirittsitaiton sinsefperrf.
Surge 3eit fpdtsr unternobm er in isi.
n.r 3sle einen alpeiten Selbitmorbpers
fu6. fpeIter BON oem S6Iieber Smith
pereittlt spurbe. Der 9reis uurce
barauf in patrolfpdsen 2 na9 benz
6ofpitdl eebraht. gr ltihet an altersz
fdpd6e uno III polIftGnoig iinoifd.
Dor einiser 3eit melbetr sr Der goli.
ssi. um $40 beitoblen fporben gu iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

Mietbe felt Jabren folIeftiri bate, ers
bielt f6on felt lonsem feline Coupons
mebr, ia gum leBtefi Ulale bssahlte Der
greis bic Rietbe i'm Gitober, tpdbrenS
er feitbem auber Stanoe gtipeien mar,
ben notbipenbigen gttrag gu srfeg.n.
3ob er fir ieine leiblihen gepiirf-
niiie in ben lebten Sabrsn perbdItnibs
mdBia tpenia perausedbt hot, erbelIi
aus Ieinem ausadbefonio, oas iih i'm
BurhThnitt auf etfpd $50 Bis $40
einIhIisblih Mlieihe, 3l ftellsn pffssi..
;Jiir bic lebtsn Wlonate ieblen aqers
oinas bic 4ngdbsn unD in oieier 3eii
ifetnt ben nlien Wnnn bic 8srstpeif.
lung pb Isinsr Gag. aepadt 3u bubsn,
osnn er fprdh ben Spirituoisn in
siemIih ausgisbiesm Wabe 3u. gu
guterleBt psrlieB er feline Wo6nuno
gar nid1t mebr uno oann fpurbs CT ii.
neg 1ages i'm 9esember, fidhbsm mar
i'm rp6breno Der 5ouer bon "a Stun.
ben niGt Su geiibt bsfommen bate,
iftpertrant in ieinem gett. osFen3 gu.
itdno ieslithsr 8sfnreibung ipottst
gsfunosn uno mad, htm 6oTpital az.
braht, no sr ben lestsn atbsmsul
that, asrooe sur re1tsn 3eit. um boz
osm Ghidial befpubrt 3u tpsroeH, isi.
ne 5d1e i'm 4rmenbuuis bsihIisbsn gu
miifgsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Or I c TT
Soll Der Teblbetrag in Der aaiIe oes
Tebolt Sau' uHo SeibpereinS
iuer0en.

Der 5s1lbetrag. Der Dor sinigsr3eii
in Der aaiIe oes in Giquioation be.
finoli6en Iebolt gdus uno QeihDer:
ems sntoedt puroe, foll, tpis ssferr
oeriifert purbe. bis aui Den iestsr
Gent sriest ptroen.
Sn bisism Sinue Gubsrts iih me-
nisitens 5err ADAM Prstiius, Del
S9asmsiitsr bes ger.ins: .5err Ben
jamiH 5ones, Elm Sdpuger unierss
pormalig.n Setretdrs 5obn Durit.
iugte 5err preiiins, npar BEL mir uni
sab mir oi. Derii6eruHg. baB ber5ebIi
bstrag big auf ben lssten Gent erisst
iperoeu ipiiroe.
8etanntlih itell.su bic SHfpettrrer
ets gauDereins Snipettors Rihtel
Sperra in Columbus fsIt, oaB in Del
aaNe bss 9srsing S26,5Oo febItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Scl6itmoroperindl.

Der 20 Sabre alte 6ubrmunn Mis
hnsI aauih. Ro. 1927 Sit 8. StraBe.
untsrnabm geitern abenb 10 llbr in
ieinsr Dubnung einen SeIbftmorooers
iuh, inoem er iih nit einsm RaItr.
msiIer cine Shnitttpunoe am 5alie
beibrahte. Gr tpuroe in einem ga
troIpagen nah bsm SoipttaI eebroat,
mo- feline Wunoe uls unoefdbrIit, be-
3eihnet purbe. Die poli5et ermittelte.
bab RauIb etnen Streit nit fsiner
Srau sehabt uno i'm 8erlauf RHelbsn
ploglih ods RaiirmsFer srsrtffen unb
fih cine S6nittpunos beigebraht
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

Sin 9srIonsn3ug Der Big Sour giz
ieHbabn pon Sort Dapne, Sno., toIs
lioirte geiteru Ra6mittdg nahe benz
acknowledgement on 6. Strabe NIT
msbrsrsn Srahtpuggons. Gum Slid
bate Der 2otomotipfiibrsr bic Geiitesz
aegertpart. i'm Iesten QugenbIit ben
9umpf ab3uiteqen unb Die RotbbrsmIe
gu appIi3irsn, lpoourd Die Wuht oss
3uiammenitobss beoeutsno Derminoert
tpurbe. Bel bem llnfau tpuroe gum
9!iid Hiemdno perIest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
llRitn Stub.

Inter ben 4uIpiSien oss unitp Club
ipridt am Sonnta9 Qahmittag i'm
Grano Opera 5ouis 5err 9sorge g.
RcRutt, Der pObL bsIer unter bem
Ramen rSbe Dinner Bail Wan" be-
tannt isin oiirfts. Serr Mcytutt 1T
elmer Der begeiitertiten uno trsueiten
Ireuupe Der drbsitsnoen &laIIen uno
bat feIbIt in Babritsn gearbeitet. nm
ficb nit ben 9erbGltniFsn Der 4rbeiter
pertraut 'u MAIDEN. BON 8eruf mar
6srr Mcglutt uripriinglih 8eiitIi6sr,
idgte ieoOt Der HanSel Ballet, I'M ieiue
ganSs Sbdtigteit Der geFerurg Der
Gage Der arbeitenoen aIoiie gu piomen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
masfirte 3duber
SeriuheH cine SairmUunt Gar aui.
snbaltcH.

gls bic Wlittsrnadi.Gar Der Fair.
mount ginie ii9 in Der Jonnerit1g
Radt fsr Sdleife ON Gucpuutt Der
Ginie aGberte, iprangsn pI5s!ih 3ps'
mastirie WdnRer aus e;r TJEtsIbeit
heropr uno psriuhteu, auf bic Gar gu
iprtneen Der motormdnn psreitelte
isbo9 ibr gorbaben, inosm sr pI0slit
Die 5abrgeihDiuoigteit erbobts. Die
snttduihteu Dsaslassrer i6luger Iit
isitrpGzts in bic 9iiffe. SpGter pur.
ce bic sanse RahbdrIfoft pon 4Hgss
fteutsa Der StrdBsnbahn.G .GcIsui ihoft
our6Iuht, obre oab isbo6 sins Spur
Der .poulo be" Fduber gefuuoen NET,
ben tornie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

Mabel Corners, go. iii 8ilbert
Qpe., in beren i'm 3neiten Stodneri
gelegene Wobnung Elm unD entipsnoes
ten 8letbungsitiite i'm Dertbe pon
$38. SoIepb RaIb, elm S6antfellner
BON Ho. 1173 8iIbert Qoe. fab 3lpei
Wdnner, beren 8eI6reibung bic Bolts
gen beiibt, gegen a lbr Dus 9aus Der
Mabsl Gonners oerlafen.
- Der Neger 5no. 8entlep, 26
Sabre alt, BON go. $40 George Ctr,
tpuroe geitern Qbeno Don ben Sc
beimpoLiSiitsn Reeb unb 6aQ in Dem
6duIe g}c. Ais WeIt 5. StraBe Der
6aftet unb ais beg 8iebItahls per-
pdhtiq eingefperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
zdiper perlest.
Solliiion SiuiiGei Strabsmbabutar
nno 5nbrwer'.

Gefteru Q6eno eseen Z ubr erfolqte
an Der Weitpooo @peuue unb Seegar
Strabe cine aolliiion 3uii6en elmer
Gar Der Sobn StraBs ginie uno einem
bon 8eo. Stdrfingsr bon SO. 10 0sit
Jront StraBe eeIentten 5uhrpert.
Starfiugsr ipuroe bon ieinem Wdgsn
binabgsI6leubert uno idIuq NIT BEN
aopfe auf bas StrabsnpfldItsr uuf.
PdtroItpagen go. z 6ra6te ben 8srunz
gIiidten nah oem 5oipital. no es ii6
berdusitslIte, oaB er dubsr ihperen
aopfpunben sineu StdosIbru6 unb
msbrsre Rippenbriide srIttten Bate.
Sein 3uitaHb III Elm ishr beosrtliter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
% e T Il hj (
Bon anseblider Seridlmsl5uug Der
SreudD Sairp SO. uno Der Bauer
See Gream So.

Gs psrlautsts seitern. baB cine Ron.
iolibiruns Der beioen grobtsn hieIigeu
Jirmen auf oem Gsbiet Der Seegreoms
Jabritotion, Der Greuh Bros. DARN
60. uno Der Bauer See Cream e Bat.
ing SO. urmiit.lbdr beporitiinbe.
Sopett iicb mit9eitimmtbeit fei.itsI.
len ldbt, iino bon seruifer Seite, ppn
einem Qeenten aGerbings 9sriu4e ge.
ma9t tporoen, cine 8oniolioirung bers
beisufiibren, aeer iotpeit baben biels
llntsrhano!unaen gu teinerlei poiitinem
R.iultat sefiihrt. Serr 1ilosn R.
Jrend srtldrte ioaar, odb feline 5irma
bon elmer 8erihmsI5uns abiolut nihts
piiIeu fppIle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
9uitidiibaA ses Sobisuum Sdnser'
dlprS.

2lm beutiaen Qbenb iinbet in Der
Central 5urnballe Der oIieitis NIT 10
grober Spunnuna erpartete sroBe
2uftfhiff 8aa bes Obj SellppSdn=
eerhors in 9srbtnoung nit einem
biibiheu 8d5ar ftatt. 0as riibrigs
aomrnittse bat I6ou felt Wo6en NIT
rnitloiem GiIer fir bieies sseit porsss
arbeitet unb ben 0diten Itsben baber
in isoer Soiniiht eenubreife Stunbeu
beppr. Die 0ouptottra!.iouen perb<a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

IeI6itreOenb bic 2ufti6iffe btloen, tpels
6e etgens fir oteien 8uQ Dirstt pom
alien 8aterldnoe be3ogen rporben iino
uno ieIbitre0enb e6te .3eppeItn" =
2uftf6tffe itnb. Der alIo Den erIten
2uftItiffer 8aQ in Cincinnati NIT
MAIDEN nil, Der peridume eS ni6t,
beute 4benb Der Central 5urnbaQe Ell
nen 8eiu6 Qb3uItatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Gine unn0l6ige lrag0oie.

Or erfaIitft fla. es eafipifsite iiA enneen.
snigliubana nHb er Iinrb.~ aur Bn Oft mirb
bieIe nnnBitiac 1rnaebie In pcrtatn 2orfen
frldbli
eaiie er ihr isiHe ertdItuna eiHe refine @ie6is
ain aenoniHen. um feiHeH a5rper 81 hdrien
Huo bic ilnreuIiffsiin aus5nireihsn, 70 lUdre
feirr qunasreHisfinhuna eniiiduhen.
undlG6iicteImeiie Habm sr enispebcr pfr
feine Dlenitiu oher er peTmetrie eae esift tn
feiaem Eplisni. iHnem er mit Syogntn hbsrs
laoene EaieHfmeeistneu. fca. -eHiien SnFups
unh Halgame eis,ndbm
Eater SuhH's Wrei3ia rHrirt eine GriaIiling
uus ff6vft bpfr Gnrprr obue atIiine rToditen: !:
ttiue gdienis3iehisiIg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Sebs iprihi.

eugene y. 9ebs. Der 5fpeimol, in
ben Suhreu 1904 uno 1908 bon Der 70.
sialiftiiden portei dlsPrdiibentifnfts.
ianbicoi aufseftelIt porben mar, pirn
auf ieiner gortrosstour bic ct sesens
ipdrtis our6 ben Weiien mad,t, am
iommenoen Donnsritas abenb bier in
Der Ueuiithalle ipre6eH. 9as 5bema,
bos er bebcHoeln ipirb, iii nRebe. uno
prebfreibett@. Dine 5rase tpirb Debs
aud bier. ipie er IS in anberen StGbien
eetban. Dor sIdn5sno beiuhtem 5auis
iprefsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
TOm 3uQe get0Otet.

Sin unbetannter Wann, arI6etnert
Elm Ganbitreic9er, ipurDe geitern an Del
6IenoaIe 8reu5ung, S9aronoile, 8.
BON einem 0itIi6 fabrenOen perIonsn:
3u9e Der Big 5our iibsrfabren unD aui
Der SteQe get0otet. Die Qsi6e 1purog
auf &noronung bes GOrorers nuh oeI
Utorgue gebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
giIIiger souno.

g. 5. 6erbsrt, 81 Sabre aft, bon
SO. 422 Oit II. StruBs, tpurbs qsItern
BON einem berrenloieu Sunbe in bic
0unb gebiiIen. Gr begab iia nat benz
5o'pital uno IieB fj4 bic Dunoe aus
dhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Gaotfalbeilmng
-ber-
Nerpeni0su 1he.

Gdluade nerS5fc ger'oneu eeplagi bon eoff,
nuHsslcraiett 4Ho tntec1leu 4gdumeH ec'd)0pfa
eHoen slusfiil'eH Nruit. 8udeus uuo aupts
lcbmcr8cn, paaruusiaa. slbHabme ocs 0ebcr5
uno @e'hts aafarrb. Uluaeu0rnteH. SiuBincrs
nopiung 4diotaIeit. GrrothgU 3tiern eerjiloa
pien. Grultbeflemmung. aeHglttbietf Eno Iriib-
iiuIt-ertubren aus oem y3Hgeuotrsnno", ME
ctufadD, idInea unb billtg alie nnnatiir.
lifcn Serluite nub anocre SoIgeu jua
gcnoliher @erirrnugcn ariiuOIid) nc.
bciIt uno Dollc ebciuuOhcit nuD sSrpbs
INN iuieoererlangt meroen t0uncn. -
t8au5 neues Seilperfabreu. ,SeSer iein
eigcner Nrst.
Ttefes auBerorbeutIl6 iuierefianie unb Iebr,
reine 4uG tGentfde MiIlIaae 1870 tuehes
ben SunG uRe aIt, WanHn iiHo 5raa. eeleieB
fperoeH folfe. farm qsaeH @iufensuug bon o.
Gents In 9rtefularteH oeriieget be6ogen nerben
bon ber
Erinat.altnif, 1S1--6. Anenne,
NEW YORK, v.
Wsan ernabus sas Cincinnati gousblatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Yeiee Gabe ampntirt.

Der 80 Sabre aIte beimotbsIofe
Dluborbeiier gtors Gibbs ipurbe ae<
fern slbenb bonn JuBs Der Wsoin Ctr.
aus I'm pdtroItpasen SO. 2 ndh bem
6ofpitoI gsbraht. Gr bate iicb Dor
Hiebreren Wonen bic 3eben srfrprtn
nuD mar ScmaIs TN 6oipitSl beboHhslt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

iporOsn. gr perlieb Die 2tnitalt, bebor
er gebeilt tporbeu mar, uno fein 3us
itanb perf6limmerte ii6 berartiq, 6ab
geitern abenb cine ambutation beiber
5ube porgenpmmen fperben mubte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
&rnnoeigent6um uno 2sauten

Gbas. 8isbl IGbt an Der Suooitede
Der !9oIea uno QIsrunber Npe. Elm
23itOttges 9dditeinbaus fir $4,000
errihten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

trugen. Die gOli3si iudt sifrig Hud
bem 8dtpdifen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
MUNsEY TOUR WINNERS.
Sweepstakes Was Won by the Maxwell,
Penalized Three Points.

Washington, Aug. 3l.--The judges yes
terday completed their technical exam
ination of cars competing in the Munsey
historic tour The sweepstakes prize was
awarded to Maxwell, No 25. driven by
Harry Il. Wells. This machine finished
with a penalization Of only three points.
Winners IN the different divisions,
which we're classified according to the
cost Of the machines entered were as fol-
lows:
Division l, A.--Brush No. II, won;
Brush No. l3, second
Division 2,A.-Ford "a, won; Ford No.
3, second; Ford No 2, third
Division 3. Maxwell, No, Is, won
Warren Detroit, second; Moon, third;
Staver. Chicago, fourth; Crawford, fifth;
Great Western. sixth
Division 4. Washington. No. 9,
won; Washington, No. 5, second En-
ger, third; Ohio No. n fourth, Inter
state. fifth; Pierce Racine, sixth.
Division 5. Stoddard Dayton, won;
Corbin. second; Columbia, No. 2, third
Ohio, No. %, fourth; Kline, No 81 ,
fifth
Division A.-Matheson only contes-
tant, won.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
MYSTERIOUS AIR CRAFT
Visited Heart Of New York City Last
Night and Caused Wonder.

New York. Aug. 3l.--A mysterious
aeF0plane visited Madison square last
night in the east and disappeared in
the same direction. No one knows whu
was in the machine, but a number Of
policemen, pedestrians and all the loun-
gers 10 Madison square say they saw il
and heard it.
The whirring Of motor high IN the
air caused many necks to be craned
toward the Metropolitan tower. Then
out OF the night there came into view
the outlines Of bplune. II swung
past the tower. then turned and described
one circle after another around the Il
Illuminated structure. its outlines stand
ing out clear in The lights from the
many windows Round and round it
circled until the observers lost count,
and then it swcrved slightly toward the
northwest and disappeared FOR a moment
over the roof Of the Flatiron building
only to come into view once more to
the west Of the building.
Returning to Madison square the ma-
chine hovefed over the little park, swing
ing in long beautiful curve until it
had circled It. then it began series
OF swooping circles and dipped down
20 that it seemed to brush the tops Of
the trees.
The whirring Of the motor and the
propellers was heard with great distinct
ness and the bench warmers climbed lup
on their seats and cheered.
Suddenly. as mysieriously as II had
shot into sight, the craft rose into the
air again and swinging past the tower
soon lost itself in the east.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
BELLOWS FALLS GETS
A NEW SENSATION
Earthquake wobbles the Ground Undei
the Paper Town, Breaks Dishes
and Rattle Pans, Etc.

Bellows Falls. Aug. 3l.-There were
two distinct earthquake shocks felt here
at 0il5 a. m. yesterday lasting Is and
20 seconds. AZ G. s. Albee's, two miles
north Of Bellows Falls, the sensation
was strong, rafting pans and breaking
dishes and with a rumbling resembling
a heavy train going through a tun.
mel
At Camhridgeport the shock was even
more intense and the rumblinc louder.
From Alstead and Walpolc, n. IT,, re.
ports are the same.
Concord. n. H., Aug. 3l.-The north
ern and western sections Of the state
were visited by a heavy earthquake
shock yesterday Little property dam.
age was done, but people living in the
sections visited by the quake were bad
~ frightened.
Il had its origin near the Connecticut
river and Travelled across the state in a
northeasterly direction. Newport, Con-
verse and the Sunapse lake region seem
10 have been in the center Of the dis
turbance and to have experienced the
worst shaking up, while other towns
along its path felt the tremor.
In Newport the shock caused great
excitement for time. Residents felt
distinct trembling Of the earth and
dishes ratified on the shelves in the
houses. Two persons were thrown 10
the ground. The shock lasted for three
seconds and was accompanied by a roar
ing. resembling thunder. The whole re-
gion round and about the town was
shaken.
AT Converse according to the station
agent. the shock was very severe and
lasted several seconds. Houses were
shaken, dishes were ratified on their
shelves and in some instances the peo-
pie were 50 badly frightened BY the
visitation that they flew from thels
houses and would not return until as
sured that the danger was over.
Al Danbury the shock was hardly
perceptible. but dispatches from West
Canaan say IL was felt heavily in that
section
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
ARRAIGNED TWICE SAME DAY.
And on Similar Charges Of Beating the
Same Man.

John Bossi was arraigned in the city
court on two different times yesterday
afternoon on the charges Of breach Of
the peace. John was first arrested at
2.30 BIZ officer Garlic on a warrant and
brought into court, where he pleaded
not guilty, and the case was continued
until Thursday morning for a hearing.
He was allowed to 90 on his own recog-
nizance. 1t is alleged in that complaint
that John had fight with Joseph Bolli
He WAS arrested the second time about
! o'clock by Chief Sinclair, 1t being all
legged that he had another fracas with
Bolli after he left court the first time.
John pleaded not guilty again, and this
case was put over until Thursday. This
time he was required TO furnish bail of
$50, and Carlo Merlo went surety for
MIN
The second hearing in the case Of
Angelo Locacio, whose house was raided
last Friday night, when keg Of ale
was seized. was set for a hearing this
morning. but the grand juror asked to
have the case mol pressed. as he was
unable to get hold Of the witnesses
whom he has been looking for Judge
Scott granted the mol pross and ordered
the keg of ale returned. Locaeio was
given hearing first on the charge Of
keeping and Judge Scott dismissed the
case for lack of evidence. This case was
on the charge of--selling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
Aviator Kearney Fell rs Feet
at Atlantic Today
HIS MACHINE SMASHED
Kearney Was Not Hurt, But He Was
at Once Suspended by the Con-
test Committee Of the Big
Aeroplane Meet.

Boston. Aug. Sl.-Horaee Kearney Of
Kansas City made his first fight at the
Atlantic aviation field to-day and end.
Cd in wreck, when bis Piitzner aero.
plane tumbled twenty-five feet and was
badly smashed. Kearney was unburt
but was at once suspended by the con.
test committee.
Aviator kearney had been trying to
get away on fight for two days. His
first flight was scheduled for Monday,
but had to be postponed. Yesterday
morning 20.mile breeze from the east
swept across the field and caused him
to give up thought or making a flight.
So the day was spent in strengthening
the monoplane which had been iolted by
hitting a soft spot on the field during
Mondays manoeuyers. To-day be had
been up but short time when the ac-
cident occurred, which dropped him and
bis machine TO the ground.
Among the aviators who arrived yes
terday afternoon was Clifford p. Har
mon Of New York, who went at once to
Atlantic to oversee the setting up
Of the Farman biplane, which he will
fly in the big meet which opens satur-
day. Charles +. Willard's Curtis biplane
arrived at Atlantic yesterday afternoon
and Is now being put into shape. Claude
Grahame-W White the distinguished Eng.
lish aviator, is expected to arrive in
Boston tonight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
Proved to be Miss Clara E.
Cayanaugh Of ROxbury, Mass.
SHOT HERSELF IN A HOTEL
She Left a Tiny slip Of Paper, Bear
ing the Words an Health" Indi-
eating the Cause for Her De-
sire to Die.

Boston, Aug. Si.-The young woman
who committed suicide at Young's hotel
yesterday was to-day identified as Miss
Clara i. Cavanaugh Of 81 sayin street,
Roxbury. When she registered at tae
hotel Sunday morning, she gave her
name as "Clara E. Moulton, Beverly"
On a slip Of paper less than an inch
wide were the words, "ilI health" telling
the reason why She shot herself
Miss Cavanaugh had deliberately
planned suicide, as she had carefully
removed all means for identification,
except handbag, which bore the in
itials, "G. d. c." in brass letters. She
was last seen alive Monday night by
one OF the maids in the hotel. Shortly
after noon yesterday, on the failure to
get response from knocks at the door,
the door was forced Her body was
found on the bed. Blood stained cloth.
ing and .32-ealibre Iyer Johpson re-
yolver told the story Of the cause Of
death.
On the table the searchers found the
slip Of paper bearing the words, "ill
health" The note was not signed. The
handbag contained hathing-cap, pair
Of black gloves and chamois watch
pocket, besides a small crescent-shaped
PIN There was no money.
The body was removed from the hotel
to the North Grove street morgue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
uNIvERsALIsrs ELEcr oFFIcERs
Money EsaiIy Raised In Short Time at
Annual Meeting in Mortified.

Mortified, Aug. 3l-The sum of 500
for missionary purposes was raised in
very few minutes yesterday at the
Uniyersaiist convention in session here
Only routine business was transacted in
the morning, including the election Of
the following ofiicefs Tor the ensuing
year: President, Dr. W. r. Rowland Of
East Corinth; vice president, S. S. Wat
son Of Sc. Albans; secretary, Rev. O. f.
Raspe Of Morrisville; treasurer, Miss
May Edward Of Bratteboro Addresses
were delivered by Roger II. Reed, general
secretary Of the v. p. G. III, Rev. 4. w.
Mclaughlin OF ryndonyille and s. s.
Watson OF st. AlbaDs.
The Woman's Missionary association
held its seventh annual convention in the
afternoon, when the following officers
were chosen; President, Mrs. Alice ].
Allen OF Watrloo, r. Q.; vice president,
Rev Frances Kimball Of Richmond; seo
retary, Martha Jenne Of ST. Johnsburys
treasurer, Mrs Robinson Of Barre.
AT the evening session. addresses were
delivered by Rev. Dr. Charles Conklin.
president of the Massachusetts, conyen
tion, and Mrs. Cordelia A. Quimbyl Of
Boston.