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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
HELD AS A CAPTIVE
YOUNG WOMAN SAYS
On Her Complaint Two Men Were Ar
rested In Broekton, Mass, Last
Night, and Third Man Gets
Entaugled.

Broekton, Mass, Sept. i.--Poporono
Whole and James Cargo were arrested
last night at hotel on a white slave
charge preferred by Beatrice zanzille,
2s years old, oi l42 Cambridge street,
Boston. Another gih, Alice Chambers,
10, Of the same address, was found al
the hotel with the men and i being
held, together with her friend. as wit
ness. Hugh +. Mckenzie, said to b
the proprietor Of the hotel, was also
arrested, he being charged with aiding
and abetting the other two men.
According 70 the story as told BY
Miss Zauzille she and her friend were
met on Boston common by the two men
now under arrest on Monday and were
induced to come to Brockton on the
promise Of work in the shoe factories.
They were given a room at the hotel
and, she says. were constantly guarded
BY one Of them.
The camille girl got away Tuesday,
and going to Boston reported the case
to J. Frank Chase OF the Watch and
Ward society. with the result that two
local inspectors visited the house last
evening and made the arrests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
SCREECHING REPLY
BY ROOSEVELT
To New York Evening Post for Insin-
uating That He, Roosevelt, Was
Attacking Corporations to
Make Them Support Him.

New York, Sept. Roosevelt in The
Outlook, out to-day, prints a tele.
graphed answer to the recent charges
made By the New York Evening Post
that he Is attacking the corporations
in order to make them support him. He
says: SIN the struggle for honest pol
itics, there Is no more place for the
liar than for the thief and IN a move
ment designed to put an end to the dom.
iniation OF the thief, but little good
can be derived from The assistance OF
the liar. The Evening Post, through
whatever editor wrote the article, prae-
tieed every known form Of mendaeity,
AS far as / am concerned, every man
visited the White House openly. [ took
no money from Mrs. Hartman secretly
or openly TO buy votes or ror any other
purposes. Whoever wrote that article
in The Evening Post in question, knew
that this was the foulest, basest lie.
The statement in The Post could only
have ben written by a man who, know
ing the facts, deliberately intended to
pevert them Such an act stands ON
the level OF infamy with the worst ever
performed by a member Of any legisla-
tlne and stamps the writer with the
same moral brand that stamps the bribe
taker"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
LAWSON ON RED HAIR"
Refers to Mysterious Titan Tufted"
Beauty and STANDARD OIL.

Boston. Sept. l.--eNot only female
Titan topped trappers but raven and
peroxide-tuftcd blandishersv as well,
were employed by Standard Oil in carry
ing out systematic bribery, perjury and
other crimes is the additional charge
uttered BY Thomas w. lawson in a
statement sent out last night replying
to John D. Archbold.
The mysterious "Iitian-tufted" beauty,
the same who, according to Mr. Lawson
and Mrs. French, had a remarkable ca
reer, involving mostly 1inanriers and
statesmen, is the heroine Of the state
ment. Mr.. lawson recounts her success
when she was called in as q last resort
to settle quarrel for a United States
senatorship whith promised for time
to end disastrously for Standard OH
New honor medals came to her from
this, says Mr. lawson, and he throws
out remark about a possible item
on the company's books, reading, Red
Head, Cr.; Standard Oil, Dr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
UNIvERsALIsTs PRosPERING.
Sum Spent Last Year for Missions Larg-
est In History Of Convention.

Mortified. Sept. Yesterdays morn.
ing session OF the Universalist eonyen-
tion, in session here, was devoted to
Sunday school work, the address of the
forenoon being delivered by Rev. f. W.
Gibbs Of Providence, X. T., followed by
a question box.
In the afternoon, the nth annual Uni
yersalist convention Of Vermont and the
Province Of Quebec opened with an ad
dress Of welcome by President Charles
III. Spooner Of this place, which was
responded to by O. X. Hollister Of Barre,
president of the convention. The reports
given by the various officers showed the
convention to be in prosperous condi.
tion, the expenditure for missions dur
ing the past year exceeding any effort
in the history Of the convention. There
are 30 active clergymen IN the state
and five semi pastors.
Rev. G. Il. Fortier, pastor Of The Uni-
yersalist church here and superintendent
OF churches reported that two new ms
sions had been established and Uni-
yersalist paper started in the state. al
SO that a list OF 500 isolated Uniyer-
salists had been completed
Rev. H. H. Garfield of Woodstock de.
lyered the annual sermon and Dr.. Lee
s. McAnister of Detroit, Mich, gave an
address on National Work.
At the evening session, addresses were
delivered by DIR. J. Murray Atwood OF
st. Lawrence university and DIR. Charles
Conklin Of Boston
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
MANY NEW VOTERS
ADDED TO LIST
Barre Board of Civil Authority Made
los Changes and Additions Last Night
and Another Meeting Will Be
Held Tonight.

The board Of civil authority found Il.
self crowded with work last night, when
a regular bargain.counter rush Of would
be voters presented themselves as candi-
dates for the rigat Of voting 10 Barre
Before The long session was concluded
los changes and additions had been made
in the checklist, most Of the number
being Of new voters in Barre many TAX
ing the freemans oath Another session
viii be held at the court room this even
ing
Ward three leads in the number Of
acquisitions, with 2s, closely followed
BY ward two. with 25, and ward six,
with 81 Ward one has IS, while only
seven new names were registered in ward
four and six in ward five. The names
added are as follows;-
Ward one--C. j. Allen, Elector Blair,
II. Z. Bliss, James Cuickshank, VIII
liam Duh William Jack, Otto Lewis, jr,
Roy Mccarthy, Charles Miner, A. +.
Nichols, William oliver, jr., b. n. Park
er, Leonard Relation, Fl. B, sanborn,
Samuel Sinclair, Arthur Thompson, Taf-
Icy venner. c. /. Webster llsl.
Ward two-A. B. Carpenter, J. II.
Carrisk, James IT. Cone, Daniel Dom
broskie. II. +. Ennis, Frank Gredler, w.
II. Griffin. Alfred +. Hall, Edison X, Hilh
George w. Hunt. Paul Leavitt, r. p Me-
Grstn, X. W. Morse. Harold Robbins,
M IT, Robertson. ~ s. Rounds, L. II.
Simonds. W. II. Snow, Archie Taft, +.
D. Taft, Warner b. Wheeler (25l.
Ward three Giusto Aspesi. Fred w.
Bancroft. O. i. Barre. Nat II. Moody,
Thomas Buifnm, Joseph Bushman, An
gelo c. Calderara, John NJ. Carroll, vii.
liam Covev, George Douglass, Frank
Duffy, james Elrock, Albert NJ. Fraser,
Grover G Hall, T. L. Harris, Howard
Harris, Harry Jefords. Samuel johnson,
Henry King. Carlo Lamperti, John Le-
tourneau. W p. Mahoney, G. Il. Miller,
+. r. Miller, Joseph NJ. Nelson, Charles
Pillsbury, Henry Poulen, Ira Stemm
l28l.
Ward four-Robert Cordiner, Thomas
Dawson. John /. Dix. Wesley Hoffman,
L. O. Kelley, Albert Milne, w B. Steven
son ~.
Ward five Attilio Bottiggi, Henry
Canning, Anthony Gasparello, W. F..
Humphreys, Robert Johnston, Giovanni
Peduzzi (6i
Ward six Abram Allen. John Appi-
ami, A. J. Beck, Charles G. Blake, Har-
~ Blanchard. George Booth, William
Bresettc, Robert B. Carpenter, Chris
Christensen, +. /. Church. Wallace Cow
er. Frank Fraquelli. i. +. Goodall Oscar
esowing. i. i. Haddican, John p. Mitch
ell. 4. z. Newman. NJ. L. Nichols, Thom.
d Quinlen, Ellsvorth Waterman,
Charles Ianleoni l2il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
Fred W. Cheney Of MancheS-
ter, N. H., Tried Suicide
in PRESENCE OF HIS BRIDE
He Was at Grand Junction, Colorado, at
the Time-He Left the East with
$4,000, Had Less Than $500
When He Shot Himself.

Boston, Sept. News was received
here to-day from Grand Junction, Col
orado, that Fred W. Cheney Of Man
chester, n. H., shot himself in the pres.
ence Of his bride. while they were on
their honeymoon in Colorado Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheney left Manchester but a
short time ago, and at that time he
had $1,000. He had less than $500 when
he shot himself at Grand Junction. The
report Of the shooting says that there
u small chance for recovery Of the young
man.
The bride is the daughter or Frank
Morse, who Is widely known throughout
New Hampshire. chcney's father is r.
II. Cheney New Hampshire manager Of
the New York Mutual Life Insurance
company, who has offices in Manches-
ter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
VERMONT REGIMENT HOME
After a Successful Stay at Pine Camp
Military Grounds.

Burlington, Sept. 1.-The first Yer
mont infantry and the tenth United
States cavalry arrived in the city early
yesterday morning from the man
euvers at Pine Plains, n. ~, where they
have been engaged for the past ten dqys.
The United States troops left the camp
several days ago, making the journey
BY marches, while The militia made the
trip by rail. All of the troops we're in
excellent health and only a few cases
Of sickness were reported
The Vermont regiment made an ex
cellent record while at camp, and one Of
the nmpires at the maneuvers VISA
heard to remark that the regiment was
one Of the best in the country and had
no superior Monday they were engaged
in conflict with the seconi Maine in
fantrv, and won decided victory, com
pletely defeating them There was some
excuse for the defeat Of the other reei-
ments rs it was their first experience
at Pine Plains but the Vermont regiment
won much praise for its work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
AUToIsT KILLED AT CURVE.
Frank S. Perry Was Crushed Under His
Machine

Boston, Sept. 1--Frank s. Perry, an
electrical engineer empioyed BY the
Western Electric company, who lived at
As Hollis avenue, Braintree, was fatal
~ injured in an automobile accident
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
+culYert curve on the state road near
the Weston-Wayland line.
As the machine rounded the curve it
lost the right front tire. It crashed
against the stone wall skirting the road,
and Perry, after being thrown through
the glass windshield. was caught under
the machine and badly crushed. He
died at the Waltham hospital at o
O'Clock.
The culvert.cufye has been the cause
of many automobile accidents, some Of
them serious in which the machines
were smashed to bits and burned This,
however was the first fatal accident
in Waylond and there is talk Of steps
toward eliminating the dangerous fea-
lures Of the curve
Perry had male companion. whose
name could not be ascertained last night.
Following the accident, the hospital au-
thorities said, the man left Immediately
without giving his name. Every effort
was made to suppress information re.
garding the accident 1t was said by
persons living near the scene Of the ac-
eident that Perry's FIRST request when
picked up was that the affair be kept
silent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
For Alleged Negligence in,
Irene Farrar Death.
HIT BY FALLING CORNICE
Owners Of Sanguinetti Building on No.
Main Street Are Made Defendants
in Suit to Be Heard at the
Next Term Of Court.

A negligence suit, in which damages
Of $4,000 are claimed, has been brought
against Mrs }. B. sanguiuetti and her
four children, who are the owners OF tile
Sanguinetti block at the corner of North
Main and Seminary streets. On Febru-
airy Z, 1910, Irene Farrar, young girl
II years Of age, was struck on the head
by bricks falling from the corniee at the
top Of the Sanguinetti block, causing
fatal injuries, from which she died the
following morning. N. NJ, Gordon is
counsel for the plaintiff, and the case il
brought in favor Of J. Ward Carver,
administrator Of the estate Of Irene
Fanar.
The papers were served on the defend
ants this morning in the form Of an at.
tachment on the block. The plaintiffs
claim negligence on the part Of the de-
PENDANTS in allowing the property to be.
come unsafe and thus endangering the
lives OF the public The case is return
able at the September term Of county
court.
The Farrar girl, in company with Miss
Pearl Stone and Miss Lottie Gibbs, we're
passing the San Iinetti block about
o'clock on the evening Of February 7,
wnen without warning a large section of
the cornice at the top Of the four.story
building fell crashing TO the sidewalk.
All three Of the girls were hit by the
bricks, but only the Farrar girl was seri-
ously injured A brick struck her square
" on top Of the head, crushing the skull.
She was taken to the City hospital,
where she died early the following morn.
ing. The other two girls had their
clothes torn BY the falling bricks, but
they miraculously escaped injury
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ELECT RICHF0RD MAN
S. B. BOright, Grand Chancellor, Elected
Yesterday Afternoon at conven-
tion In Rutland. Pythian
Sisters Elect Also.

Rutland, Sept. 1.-The grand lodge,
Knights OF pythias OF Vermont elected
the following officers yesterday after
noon; Grand chancellor, s. b. Boright,
Riehiord; vice chancellor, J. NJ, Cady,
81. lohnsburys prelate, NJ. g, Heath,
Danvilc; keeper Of records and seals,
G. H. o. Tinker. st. Johnsbury3 ex-
chequer. G ". Booth, Essexi master
at-arms. J. B. Stevens. Wateryille, n.
ner guard, +. stockwell, Lyndonville; /;
outer guard. II A. Harris Montpelier.
The Pythian Sisters had very busy
session with q members in attendance.
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Hoyt Of Hardwiek, grand
chief, presided Mrs Hoyt Mrs Sarah
B. Mcdonald Of Danvilie, grand mistress
of finance and Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Stock
well Of Lyndousille. grand mistress Of
records. were presented past grand
chiefs pins for five years. faithful serv-
ice. It was reported that the order has
sl5 members in Vermont. There will
be balance Of so in the treasury after
paying the expenses Of the present con
Yention. ". 4. Gilehfist Of McInd0es.
a knight, presented the Pythian Sisters
81. The women held an impressive me.
mortal service for the five members who
have died during the year.
The sisters elected officers as follows:
Grand chef. Mrs. Elnora Ewings. North
Troy; senior chief. Mrs. Blanch Welcbcr,
Montpelier; junior chief. Mrs. Abbie
Whipple, Orleans; grand manager Mrs.
Gertrude Mears, Morshileldi grand mis-
tress Of records, Mrs Lizzie NJ Stock
well, lyndonyile; grand mistress Of
finance, Mrs. Sarah b. Mcdonald. Dam
yillei grand protector Mrs Lila Carbee,
Groton; grand guardian. Mrs Sarah +.
Paige North Troy; trustees, Mrs. Nellie
Pitkin and Mrs. Kate Rosebrook, Marsh.
field and Mrs Eva Badger Danville.
The Knights Of Khofasses initiated a
good sized class last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
ARcHBoLD SCORED BY WOMAN.
Mrs. French Says His Statement Places
Him in Ananias Club.

New York, Sept. 1.-The denial BY
John d. Archbold that the STANDARD OH
company ever employed women to trap
it's enemies has put him into the Ananias
club, according TO the statement Of Mrs.
lillian Hobart French, who is suing
=. A. Heinze. IF Archbold has a faulty
memory" said she, "iust ask him il he
remembers the titian-haired beauty of
system sent out 60 Butte during the
copper war TO inveigle the plans from
my Fritz. She didn't inveigle MIN worth
cent, though, for she fell in love with
Fritz and refused TO betray him. In
Butte they called her the veiled lady
but she had red hair all right. / want
it understood that / was not nor never
was titian-haired beauty" Heinze and
MS new bride left to-day in his private
car for Butte.
The marriage OF Heinze and Mrs.
Beatrice Henderson, the actress occurred
yesterday afternoon in the apartments
of minister in Brooklyn. After a visit
70 Montana, they will return East and
60 on trip to Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01

Two lads in their teens, Arthur J.
Scheidt and Harry D. Rapp, reached
Burlington, Tuesday, on the last leg Of
their l,5oo-mile canoe trip from Buffalo,
N. Y, and return. They left Buffalo
July "a and have made about 25 miles
day since then. Their guide is the
government chart Of the survey depart
ment. The boys took on their trip l25
pounds Of provisions, blankets, canvas,
cooking utensils, etc, and spend their
nights BY banking their canoe with grass
and brush and spreading canvas top
over it They estimate that it costs
each Of them about 25 cents for "a
hours food. The cruisers remained in
Burlington only short time and REL
embarked, starting southwark and eN-
pecting to reach Whitehall, n. u, some
time to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.


". f. Sutherland Of ST. Adams was
in the city to-day On business visit.
Or. ]. H. woodruff Of Brunswick, Ne.
was business visitor in the city to-
day
Charles p. Townsend returned yester-
day from a weeks visit at Old Orchard
Beaen, Me.
George I. More Of Canaudaigua, n.
y arrived in the city yesterday on
a business visit.
Frank M Drown left last night for his
home IN New York, after visit with
friends in this city.
Miss Edna MeKannon Of Rochelle,
Texas, Is guest at the home Of Dr.
and Mrs. D &. Jarvis.
Charles Chapples, who has been visit
ng his brother, Forrest Chappies, REL
turned last night to Boston
Mrs. q. 4. Mosher returned to Boston
to-day after q visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Bemis.
William d. Macdonald left last night
to spend two weeks vacation in Port
land and Old Orchard Beach, Me.
The Y. p. A. Of the Presbyterian
church viii hold corn roast tonight
at Benjamin falls, weather permitting.
The Y. r. A. of the Presbyterian
church will hold corn roast tonight
at Benjamin falls, weather permitting.
Don't miss the auction sale Saturday
afternoon at Depot square. See the adj.
in another column. 0. II. Hale, auction
eer.
o. ". Boyea, who has been spndmg
several days in Rouses Point, n. ",
is expected to return to this city to-
night.
Mrs Hannah Batehelder returned to
Burlington yesterday afternoon after a
visit az the home OF her daughter, Mrs
A. G. Lane.
George s. Springer, who has been
spending several days in the city on bus.
iness, returned to-day 20 his home IN
Pennington, Conn.
Mrs. j. NJ Pelton Of Rutland arrived
III the city this afternoon, for visit
at the homes Of her brothers, Murray
Love and n. $. Love
Mrs. r. n. Austin is taking an ex-
tended vacation from her duties IN Q. J..
Dodge's jewelry store. Before resuming
work, Mrs Austin plans to pass some
time in Texas and Colorado.
The new lodge of the n. f. 0. P. will
be instituted IN the Howland hall Tues
day evening, September 6, at 1880
o'clock. All applicants who have not
been examined must be before Saturday,
September 3.
To say that the Biiou was crowded
last night is putting it mildly, as all
through the evening the place was
thronged with people who came away
with the hfgh grade enter
furnished. The feature picture
Is a Sinners Repentance" which is
vivid portrayal Of a life misspeut
The ladies' aid society or the Swedish
Baptist mission will hold an auction
sale Of useful articles in Foresters nall
evening. September 3, at 1880
o'clock r. any friends wish to give ar
teles. they may bring them 70 tine sale
when they come lee cream win also be
On sale. All Scandinavians are cordial.
y invited 20 attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
Arbitration Board Gives Troll
ley Men 8 Per Cent Raise.
FIRST TRIAL OF SYSTEM
Arbitration Idea Scored a Victory in
Connecticut To-day in Dispute on
Street Railway Branch Of N.
Y, N. II. & H. R. R.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 1.-The board
of arbitrators which was appointed TO
settle the wage dispute between the troll.
ley men and the Connecticut street
railway branch Of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford railroad to-day raised
the wages Of the men eight per cent, the
schedule commencing June !, 1910, and
involving back pay amounting to S2o,
600. 1t is believed that the act will es-
tablish a precedent for the settlement
Of other wage disputes. The arbitra-
tion board was the first Of the kind ever
appointed in this state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
BLAMEs THE SECRETARY.
Sibley Says He Didn't Know Money Was
Going So Fast.

franklin, Pa, Sept. Expressing the
fear that he may not live to tell his
story il court, Joseph c. sibley, who
last week resigned as Republican candi-
date for Congress in the twenty eighth
district and was the next day arrested
on charge Of conspiracy to bride the
voters Of Warren county, last night IS
sued statement relative to his candi-
dacy and mis- $4,000 election expense
account.
Mr.. Sibley says he left the disburse-
ment of money to his private secretary,
owing to i'll health, and not until the
day Of fling his account was he aware
that he had spent more than $4,000.
But it viii be shown, Mr.. Sibley de-
clares, that every cent was spent in
conformity with the law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
"A DAY AT THE RAEcHV
VIII Be Presented by Local Talent In
Barre Next Month.

0a@AN Ae-hA A-eAtAs
One Of the most ambitious productions
in the amateur line ever attempted in
Barre win be a Day at tie Ranch
a musical comedy, given under the
auspices of the odd Fellows on the even
ings Of October 20 and 81 at The opera
house This affair is directed By Mr.
and Mrs. Rodenbough, who have already
given number Of most successful en-
tertainments in this city, but this, their
latest effort, surpasses the others in
points Of excellence and brilliancy.
"a Day at the Ranch, as its name
implies, is Of the true western flavor.
The characters are cowboys, ranch girls,
Indians and "tenderfeet Tie comedy
is in the hands of jew. Dutchman.
lrishman negro, tramp and tough cow
boy, and is real genuine fun, something
doing eYery minute, all sorts of funny
and laughable situations and not 4 dull
moment from start TO finish. There Is
wild West" overture, especially 1T
ranged. which Il replete with catchy
musical numbers and all sorts Of novel
surprises. There will he big chorus
Of grown-ups, ehidren's chorus and
the greatest lot Of specialties ever gath
cred under one program. gay New York
girls, riding girls, the dainty cups OF
tea" girls, the Dutch kiddies. the merry
darkies, pretty school girls BY wire-
less boys, with their pretty sweet
hearts; in fact, all sorts OF attractive
numbers.
The best talent in Barre and vicinity
will be levied upon for the different
parts and the result viii be a triumph
long to be remembered in the annals
of Barre's amateur circles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01

Peary Gets a Wireless from Him from
Labrador


New York, Sept. 1.-The following
wireless message from Capt Robert
Bartlett, who commanded the Roosevelt
for Peary on his voyage to the pole, was
received here yesterday via Indian Har-
Dor, Labrador, BY a personal friend;
"All fine. VIII see you in New York
Monday"
Captain Bartlett sailed from Boston
on June 10 for Sydney, G. B., in com
nadd OF the steamed Beotnie, carrying
an arctic hunting party organized by
Harry Whitney Of New Haven, Conn,
and Paul Rainey Of this city. Others in
the party were DR.. NJ. j. Johnson of
Lexington, KY, and Hugh J. Inman
of New York.
When Captain Bartlett was asked be-
fore sailing If there was any intention
to search for DIR. Cooks records at Etah,
be answered:
q don't believe wen bother to take
time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01

Engineer Babcock Of the Central Yer
mont derrick car, which was wrecked at
Riverton Sunday, has been having bad
luck for some time. About two years
ago his wife fell and broke leg, short
" after which he was injured on tae
derrick car. About three weeks ago
Mrs. Babcock was again injured and
compelled to use crutches at the time
her husband was hurt last Sunday.
Since the wreck it has been learned that
an unknown man lost the end Of the
third finger on his right hand,