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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
AS GUESTS OF
BARRE ASSN.
Rochester, N. Y, Convention
of Monument Dealers
INVITATION TO BE MADE
Annual Outing Of Barre Association viii
Be Held on August 20, and 1t Is
Hoped to Have the Dele
gates Here.

Unless present plans Of the Granite
Manufacturers association fail, Barre
will be visited BY a delegation Of the
Nttonal Retail Monument Dealers as
ISOLATION, which eonsenes in Rochester
n. ", August 20 to 20. An invitation
win be extended at once to the retail
dealers to come to this city and be
the guests Of the local asseciation OF
manufacturers. The annual outing Of
the Barre association is planned for
August %. the Monday following the
convention at Rochester
Il Is proposed to hold barbecue at
Caledonia park at this time, when no
pains viii be spared to give the visitors
a royal reception and, incidentally, a
sample Of Vermont hospitality Al
though definite plans for the entertain
mont Of the guests have not yet been
made, it is thought that an outing Of
this nature would prove as popular as
Should the delegation be large enough
TO warrant il is expected that special
tiain viii be chartered TO carry the re-
tailees up to the quarrics A visit to
some Of the largest stone quarries ID
tae world would be a fitting conclusion
to this noteworthy gathering. and for
this reason It is hoped that large num-
Der Of those attending the convention
may see ct to extend their trip 20
Barre. Besides seeing the quarries, they
wcud be enabled % visit the most mod
en plants in The world for manufactur.
ing granite into monuments whose man
ayers are constantly working to enlarge
and improve tneir facilities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26

Alexander Youngson Passed Away Yes
terday Afternoon.


The death Of Alexander Younrson oc-
eurrtd at his home On Upland avenue
yesterday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock,
after III Illness of ore week. Although
he had been confined to the house for
scTeral days, his condition was not
thought to be serious and the end came
unexpectedly. Alr. Ymngson is sur.
vived hy his wife, and four children,
susan, Alexander Orville and Mary, all
Of whom reside AZ home He also leaves
three brothers and three sisters.
Alexander loungson was born May 5.
1855 in Elgin, Scotland. About twenty.
five years ago lie emierated 10 Amer
lea, coming at once 20 Barre, where he
has since passed the greater part Of the
time, january 25, 1855 he was married
in Aberdeen Scotland. to Miss Susan
kirton. returning 10 Barre immediate
ly after the wedding. During the great
er part Of his residence here, he was en-
gagged 10 the flower business, owning =
greenhouse near his home and later con.
ducting a flower store on Pearl street
ln following bis chosen occupation, Mr..
Noungson has always enjoyed the conn.
deBce of those Who had dealings with
him. IN religious life he was & faith-
fnl member Of the First Presbyterian
church. and took an active interest in
everything pertaining 70 the church.
The funeral win be held from his late
home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev j. Dugald Mackenzie Of the Pres
byteran church officiating The buriat
VIII take place in Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
sTRANeE rArroo MARK.
Jack Mahoney, Alias Clark, Held for
officials Of Norwich.

Plymouth n. r., July 20 Jack Ma
honey, ahas Clark, giving his residence
as Dover, \. H., is being held here on
charge Of larceny for the officials Al
Norwich, vt. Mahoney came into Plym-
outh Saturday evening in an intoxic-
Gated condition ard was arrested at the
railway station BY special officer fetch,
er.
Yesterday when being looked over by
Chief OF Police Mccarthy. it Was mo-
tieed that bis right forearm bore sing
ular tattoo marka representation Of
a tombstone with sailor standing be.
side IT, and upon the tombstone this
inscription; In memory Of mother"
Chief Mccarthy remembered receiving q
notice year ago from Vermont officers
giving a description Of such a tattoo
and upon investigation the description
OF the man wanted Tailed exactly with
that Of MahoHeY.
IIe is 5 feet s inches ia height and
Is Of sandy complexion and aged %
years. The Dover authorities do not
know Of such a man as Nlahoney there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
For John R. Marshall, Alleged
AccOmpllce Of Coleman
IN WRECKlNG THE BANK
Marshall Was Brought to Boston from
Philadelphia To-day and Was
Held for Hearing Next
Thursday.

Boston, July 26--John r. Marshall
charged with aiding and abetting George
W. Coleman, the Cambridge bank wreck.
er, was held to-day under $4,000 bonds
for hearing Thursday.
Marshall was brought to Boston early
this morning from Philadelphia, where
he was arrested and where he had been
living for some time.
Philadelphia, July 26.--John r. Mar
shall's departure for Boston, to face a
charge Of completely in the looting Of
the National City Bank Of Cambridge,
was delayed yesterday while he was
married to Eleanor Holiday the woman
who has been his companion since he
left Boston.
This marriage win give the woman
freedom from the ordeal Of having 70
testify against Marshall, and viii inei-
dentally give her the opportunity Of
keeping from the scrutiny of the law
all she knows about the alleged theft
Of s300.00O from the wrecked bank.
Marshall, who is better known here
as Darby Moulfos, was on his way from
the federal building to take TRAIN,
for Boston when the marriage ceremony
was performed. He was in charge of a
deputy marshal and was allowed TO stop
in the Office of his attorney, where Mag.
istrate Wrigley performed the ceremony
The bride and groom went with the
deputy marshal to the st. James hotel
where they had bridal luncheon, anu
then departed for Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
STRIKE BREAKER ARRESTED.
Charged at Brattleboro with Breach Of
the Peace.

Brattleboro, July 26. with the ex-
ception Of the arrest Of q strike breaker
on a charge Of breaking the peace, there
have been no developments III the local
situation Of the Central Vermont strike.
Thursday morning, as the New Lon
don train pulled in Brattleboro a strike
breaker got into an argument with a
former railroad man BY the name Of
Gonyer. Gonyer gave the strike breaker
severe beating and the strike breaker
escaped into New Hampshire going
across the river to Hinsdale Saturday
the man showed up in Brattleboro, but
left here few minutes later on train
for New London.
Yesterday morning Chief Of Police
Wilson was waiting for the man when
he arrived from New London and took
him into custody The man gave his
name as Charles Reed when arTaigned
in municipal court, before Judge Z. W.
Gibson II. e. Eddy appeared for Reed
and furnished bail of $25.
The curious throng that wait
ed the arrival Of all incoming trains
at the local passenger station has disap-
peared and one would not know from
the conditions at the station and yards
that there is strike in progress. At
tempts are being made to do switch
ing in the local yard and agent r. j.
Guthrie is acting as conductor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
BOTH SIDES PLEASED
ON GRAND TRUNK r. r.
Oiieials Of Road Say They Are Moving
More Cars Than They Hoped for,
Which Story Is Discounted
by Strikers.

Montreal. One. July 20 With the
hope Of settlement by arbitration lost
to sight yesterday for the first time
since the strike started, both sides claim
that the days developments mean ulti-
mate victory The Grand Trunk Off
cials were jubilant last night. We an
nounced this morning Just what we int.
tended doing today the official state
ment declares, eand we are pleased to
be able to say that we did a great
deal more. On the eastern division we
stated that Ia freghts would be oper-
ated. The report up to nine O'Clock
ia 2l and more are going out Reports
from other divisions are Of like tenor
All we want is protection for the men
willing to work and we viii do the
rest"
@The statements Of the company re-
garding the operation Of freigat trains
are very much exaggerated" said Mr..
Nlurdoek, vice president of the train
men, Ut Il true they are running
few freight but they do not amount
to two per cent. Of the normal bus
mess of the line, The way freights
are merely making a pretense Of rum
ming over the road, doing about a quar-
ter of their usual business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
MUsr PRoyIpE ENoINE sroRAeE.
Citizens Of Bennington Petitioned for
Release from Existing Conditions.

Bennington. July 90 The public serv-
ice commission has ordered the Rutland
Railroad company 10 construct on IT'S
lot north OF Lincoln street, in this place,
accommodations for the storage 81 the
eompany's engines. which for several
years past have been allowed to stand
upon The track a menace to the health
Of nearby residents and a source OF much
annoyance. A soon as the aecommoda-
tions are completed, the engines must
be kept there aud nowhere else, and
shall not be stored within 200 feet Of
Lincoln street
IL l.. Stillson, health officer Of the
village Of Bennington, presented a petit
tion some time ago, setting forth the
condition of affairs in that place, in'
Guiding the injury to tie health and
property Of the inhabitants, due to the
standing Of engines upon the tracks,
pouring forth quantities Of gases, SCOT,
smoke and quantities Of partly burned
particles Of coal, which entered the
houses and seriously injured both the
exterior and interior; also that there
are certain unprotected grade crossings
there, that the railroad station Is closed
through the night and that there Is no
telegraph operator in the station during
that time. The petition asked that
these things might be remedied.
A hearing was held April 10, 1910,
and it was found that an the points
set forth in the petition were true. The
roundhouse for the storage Of engines
was burned about 1902, but had not been
used for three years previous thereto,
on account Of its decayed condition and
unftness for that purpose. 20 that from
about 1889 until 1909, six TO eight en-
gines have been stored in the open most
of the time, and during the last year
four have been thus stored. The com.
mission found that breathing the con-
taminated air would be conducive to
cases OF bronchitis, tuberculosis and
other pulmonary troubles, If not actually
causing them Therefore they issued the
above order, the petitioners agreeing to
drop the other charges mentioned in the
petition if this order was issued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
YOUTH ADMITS HoLD-UP.
Lawrence Police Arrest sheperd for
Shooting at Milk Wagon Driver.

Lawrence, Mass, July 90 Edward L.
shcperd, aged II years, Of - BgomAeld
street, was arrested yesterday AZ the
request Of Chief Of Police Joseph L.
leighton Of North Andorer charged
with assault with loaded revolver. Ae-
cording to Chief Leighton. Shepera IS
the man who attempted to kin and rob
Edward Powers. driver Of milk wagon,
on the shore Of Lake Coohiohewick, in
North Andover Friday morning.
After firing two shots. which lodgeo
close BY Powers head in the wagon.
The hiehwayman sighted an automobile
approaching and disappeared in the
woods nearby.
When searched Sheperd had 4 revol.
yer and abou. 40 cartridges. According
10 The police. he admits Being the man
who held Up Powers. although he de-.
uies being implicated n any Of the mum
efous breaks that have been pcrpetra1ed
in South Lawrence and North Andoger
during the past few weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26

company calls for machinery capable Of
doing heavier work than Chat used III
The past, and tie new machines pur
chased are built Do meet this demand.
The work of overseeing the c0nstfuc-
tion Of the en- win be borne largely by
j. B. Magnaghi vice president and gen.
eral manager Of the corporation. who
wilt devote much of hs tmc to the
supervision Of Che men who win be
employed in rs erection TO operate
tht plant, two gangs OF sixteen men
each. IN addition 10 the FIVE gangs all
ready employed, will be engaged when
the building Is finished At tie eXpfa.
ton Of three months, at the most, i
is confidently hoped that everything win
be IN running order With the accom-
plishment Of an that Is now anticipated.
tile pfesbrey- -Coykendall Co.'s plant will
be with perhaps one exception. the
largest of lis Kind IN the city. The
main Offices Of the corporation are lo-
cated at l9s Broadway, New York City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
Ernest ParkhurSt Lost Great
Quantity Of Blood.
BUT HE WILL SURVIVE IT
Barre Young Man Was Cleaning Rife
Last Evening and Was Working
Trigger with Foot When
Weapon Was Discharged.

Ernest Parkhurst, who resides at 22
Addison place, was shot in the right
shoulder about o'clock last evening
while he was cleaning rife, which he
says he did not know was loaded. He
was sitting on the front steps Of his
home, holding the rifle, .32 calibre,
when he called to bis mother to bring
him some pieces Of cloth to use. While
waiting for her, he says, be held the gun
with the muzzle pointing towards him
and was working the lever with his foot,
when the rifle went off,
Feeling sharp pain in his shoulder,
he realized that he had been shot and
started to run for doctors Office. A
neighbor, who heard the shot, and who
went to his assistance, started to &C.
company him, but parklurst became too
weak and after going short distance
fell to the ground His companion left
nim there and hurried to the office Of
DR.. E. G. Ghidella. The doctor came in
his automobile and found Parxhurst ~
ing all alone in the middle Of the street
near the Catholic church.
The wound had bled freely. and there
was a large pool Of blood where be was
lying. The doctor picked him up aud,
placing him in his automobile, drove to
tie police station and then to the City
hospital On examination, il was found
that the bullet had passed through the
muscle on the top of his shoulder and
mad not pierced the bone. The point of
the rife barrel was So close to bis
shoulder. when it went OF, that his coat
was burned by the powder. and pieces
Of the clothing had been blown into the
wound The doctor stated this morn
ing that unless blood poisoning sets in
the Young man was IN no danger
parkmnst il about 20 years of age
and Il the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Paekhurst. As soon as he bad recovered
be said that the shooting
was entirely accidental
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
MAY BE SOME SURPRISES
When VIII Of Late A. F. Cooper Is Pro-
bated on August IL.

The win Of the late A. 7. Cooper Of
Barre has been filed for probate. and
toe hearing win be held in the Washing
ton county probate court on August III.
lt IS said that the prohatinq Of the viii
is likely to furnish some surprises. mas
mneh Is some cf Tie le9atees named do
not know 81 their good fortune, and
Some others who maYe expect bequests
are left out 81 the viii Some time be
for bis death. Mr. Cooper was heard to
remark that he wouldn't leave anything
60 those who were richer than him
The estate Is estimated to be worth
$4,000, mostly in real estate
The executor 81 the viii Is named as
III NJ Houston, and Frank J Martin.
now Judge Of probate, was the lawyer
Who drew up the will For that reason
Judge Martin viii be disbarred from
sitting on the case. The viii was drawn
two years ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
BIKE scoRcHER HIT AUTO.
Walnam Pierce Of St. Albans Hurt In
Burlington Yesterday.

Burlington, July 26-A bicycle ridden
by william Pierce, st. Albans boy
who Is visiting III Burlington eolided
with Clayton Riee's automobile yester.
das, at the corner Of Pearl street and
Ninoosli avenue Pierce was seriously
hurt. Although 30 bones We're broken
he was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital, as it IS feared be has suffered
internal injuries.
The automobile, containing Mr. Rice
and party, was proceeding down North
Win0oski avenue st a SLOW rate Of speed
and Pierce was coming down Pearl
street at swft pace when they met
Pierce had his head bent low over the
handle bars and did not see the automo-
bile until he was close upon e. Rice
recognized the predieament and made an
effort to turn out. putting Oh bis brakes
at the same time, but the bicycle
smashed into the machine just ahead o.
the rear wheel, throwing Pierce into the
middle Of the street. and preventing his
being run over He was picked up IL
dazed condition bv the people IN the
automobile and some passers- by, but fe.
eaned Consciousness while on his way
lo tie hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
DOOMED MAN KILLS SELF.
Was to Die Friday for the Murder of His
Wife.

Carson City, New, July 20. Under
sentence to die on the gallows next Fri
day for the murder Of his wife. G. G.
Petty committed suicide in the prison
yard Of Of the Carson penitentiary yes
terday
While taking his daily exercise on the
walk III front Of the row Of cells, Petty
broke from the guard and climbed a tall
electric light pole. When about 20 feet
up be plunged headlong to the concrete
below, killing himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
TALK OF The TOWN.

Augustus Hancock Of Chelsea is en-
ployed at the Palace garage,
Aaron Berman Of Littleton, H. H.
has been passing a few days in the city
On business.
Mrs. Sarah Redenskv has returned 70
her hame in Newport after spending
several days with friends here.
Following the concert tomorrow even-
ing q dance viii Be held ia Rowland
hull Music for the occasion win be
furnished BY Bruce's orchestra.
M. L. Wyman OF Gaysyille and Mr..
ana Mrs i. Il RALPH and two children.
Clarence and Ernestine, Of Wollastou,
Mass, were visitors in the city to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
PAID FINE roR SPEEDING.
Brandon Man Promptly Settled In Bur
hngton Court

Burlington, July 28-E. 7. Sprague
Of Brandon does not believe in dilIy
dallying with fine law points evident
III, 10 yesterday afternoon before jus
tice stearns he pleaded guilty 70 Yio-
lating the automobile speed ordinance
lie was fined S. and costs Of S5se, and
paid the money on the spot.
Mr. sprague and party were scorehiug
along Shelburne street, coming towards
Burlington, when the violation occurred.
Some person with an eagle eye noticed
the machine and when Mr.. Sprague ar.
rived at the foot of Church street the
strong arm Of the law was waiting for
him. Mr. sprague did not seem to be
the least bit offended and he was soon
on his way again, minus Sl0S0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
WOMAN WANTS DAMAGES.
Sailing Master Of aEliiah" Sanford's
Yacht Arrested.

Portland, Me-, July 26.-Capt. A. K.
Perry, sailing master Of Elijah San
ford's yacht, Kingdom. came ashore yes
terday to sign for an express package
which was awaiting for him at a local
express Office and found Deputy Sheriff
Morrill, also awaiting MIN.
Morrill, placed the captain under ar
rest on a writ secured by Mrs. Florence
n. Whitaker, wife Of The Rev A. A.
Whitaker of the Shiloh colony, who
alleges that she was unlawfuliy de-
tained aboard the King from May to
June 6, and seeks to recover damages
to the amount Of $4,000
Captain Perry secured the $4,000
bonds required for bis appearance III
court in Lisbon Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
SUFFERING FROM pELLAaRA.
cassius Crane of Budport Was Very
Rugged Until Recently.

Afiddebury, July 26 Cassius Crane
Of Briaport, "a years old and until re-
Gently very rugged has been ii failing
health for several weeks and his condi.,
tion is now precarious There has been
much uncertainty as TO the nature OF
the disease but the physicians have now
decided that it Is pellagra This is the
first ease 81 this disease ever known
in this part of the state with one pos
sible exception.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
QUESTION OF ATTORNEY FEES
Is Being Considered in Suit Brought by
i. McKane.

A hearing Is being held in this city
to day before Hale K. Darling as referee
in the suit Of Terrence McHanc Of Barre
Town against NJ. ~ Gordon and Richard
A. Hoar, to recover alleged excessive
attorney fees. Gordon and Hoar were
attorneys for Alckanc in the latter's
suit for damages against Blarr & Gordon
for injuries received at the Narr \ Cor
don quarries and received an award by
the court. The amount Of the award
was paid over 70 the attorneys, who
retained their fees from the amount
and paid over the balance to Mekaae-
McKane, it Is said, claims that he did
not retain Hoar III the case and that
Gordon should pay Hoar out Of his own
fees. McKane also claims that Gordon's
fees should have been 20 per cent Of
the amount Of the award instead Of
what Gordon kept for himself and Hoar-
It is expected that Che hearing will be
finished to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
BOYS FIND GIRLS BODY.
Masterson's Pond Yields Up It's 18th
Victim.

Tuckahoe, n. Y, July 26.-Two boys,
who dived in Mastersonls pond here
yesterday, were Mortified when they rose
to find a third silent swimmer between
them. Floating face downward on the
pond was the body Of Katherine Nc
Carthy, 20 years old, fully dressed,
There were 10 indications Of violence,
and yet the girls friends cannot under
stand how She could have committed
suicide, for she had no known worries,
nor does it seem likely she could have
stumbled into the pool by accident, for
she was perfectly familiar with the
neighborhood.
Mastersons pond has d black record
It lies in the bottom OF an abandoned
quarry, trimmed by thick bushes. Since
it came into existence Is years ago it
has claimed dozen victims.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26

By Oklahoma City, While Ardmore,
okla, Decreased.

Washington, d. O., July %. okla
homa City has had the remarkabe
growth of almost $40 per cent. In II
years, according 10 figures q the 18th
census made public by Director Durand
Of the census bureau yesterday. The
present population is o. 205, an increase
of l753. or 97s per cent since 1907
when special census showed 2,542
Oklahoma county, in which Oklahoma
City is located Ancreascd from 25,9l5
in 1900 and 55,s49 in 1907 TO 1922 in
1910.
Ardmore, Okla, decreased IN p0pula.
tion, Il having had $3.50 inhabitants in
1907, while in 1910 there are only S.
6lS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
TWO FATAL FIRES
in IRELAND TODAY
Big Hotel In Belfast Destroyed, Ameri-
cans Were Fatally Injured-Men-
tough Castle In Galway De-
stroyed, With Three Deaths.

Belfast Ireland, July 26.--IIotel KEEL
vim, one Of the biggest in this city, |
was burned to-day and three persons
were killed and three were. fatally hurt.
Among the latter were Rey. w NJ. Me- /
Saughan and wife Of Chicago.
Mentough castle. Sir Valentine Blake's
seat in Galway was also burned to-day
his daughter and two servants having
persisted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-26
TOO FREE GUN DISPLAY
Declared Complainant Against Louis So
lan--Hearing Thursday.

lari--hearng Thursday.
Louis solari was arraigned in the city
court this morning on the charge Of
breach Of the peace, it being alleged
that he caused disturbance in The A.
'Tomasi block Sunday night by flourish
ing a revolver In the hall Solari plead
ed not guilty to the charge and the case
was continued until next Thursday for
a hearing. The complaint was made BY
man named pawcetto, who told the
police, through woman interpreter,
tlat be didn't relish having a revolver
pointed at his stomach, as he claimed
solari did Sunday night Therefore, he
ran away from the man with the gun.
When telling the story to City Attor-
Hey Carver, the only prosecuting attor-
ncv found in the city to take the case,
pawcetto said he didn't know why the
man had polsed a reyolvsr at him, and
ne wanted to have the practice stopped.
Wnen the case comes up for hearing,
tho court will try to got at the why's
and wherefores Of the matter