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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
MARsHFIELD


Lyle Tucker has moved his family
into the house known as the Jonn Hid
house. in Plainiield
O. E Dwinel has sold 70 pounds Of
maple sugar, to 60 to Honolulu, Il. 3
Mr. Dwinell viii cake the sugar, and
ship at an eariy date
Romember the Sunday senool at the
NJ f. church next sabbath Tine choir
viii please to keep in mind the rehearsal
Immediately after
Chipp Ennis, now Of Pasadena, Cal,
LETT chat city about one week ago en-
route for the heme Of his wife's par
ents. n ceutral Kansas. II The country
Is pleasing, MIR. and Mrs Ennis intend
loeeiing in that state.
There win be q called meeting Of
Alberta grange next Saturday evening
for the purpose Of eonferring the first
and second degrees.
Curtis D. Holt. who has moved TO
Plainheld, previously resigned as select
man Of this town G II Collins has
been appointed to Gil the vaeaney.
Joseph BARTLETT of Plainfeld was
visitor al Bertou Pixies Tuesday
S. II. Unwin has started his meat
cart fer this season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
$4,000 FIRE Loss
Bangor Me- Business District Invaded
Last Night.

Bangor, Me, April 10. A $4,000 FIRE
loss resulted from blaze In the hus-
iness section, breaking out AT 6:30 last
night III the rear Of The building on
Main street, occupied By Mitchell 4
Thissell, the owner This firm lost $40,
600,
The tbree-story building adjoining, ID.
cupfed by G. A. Lyon Co, was bad
II flooded By water and damaged By
smoke estimated at $4,000 The mil.
linery stock Of Eleanor Ai Crowley was
damaged hy smoke and water. estimat-
ed at $4,000.
Other losers are Dr. G. Il. .McCurdy,
physician, aud Nary r. Seha, dressmak-
er. also Barnet Landol, tailor, Miss
Catherine Foley dressmaker, and p G..
Gibson apartment DR.. & u. Coe loses
$4,000 Or more On building and Louis q
Hatch about $1,000.
Tho Insurance viii probably cover rs
Der cent. of the loss TIE origin Of the
fire IS a mystery MISS Foley was TAX
en- down a ladder from the second floor
and Barnet Landon also came down by a
fire ladder, The stairways being full Of
smoke
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
Census Of 1910 Started This
Morning
SIX ENUMERATORS BUSY
There Is One for Each Ward Of the City
and They Have Fifteen Days in
which to Complete Their
Work.

simultaneously with ESQ Others N
Vermont and about 10000 in the United
States, six persons began this morning
The task Of taking the 1910 government
census ia this city; and they will have
fifteen days in which to complete their
work They are going out BY wards,
the appointments being as follows;
Ward / Miss Edith II. Barnes.
Nhrd ?. Harold Burroughs
Ward 3, f. J. Badger
Ward 4. Charles Comolli.
Ward 5, William r. Halvosa,
Ward 9, George Stuart.
IN some Of the wards it viii probably
be necessary TO engage interpreters TO
get accurate returns Of the population,
and ennmerator Haivosa Of the fifth
ward has already secured someone to
assist in taking the Italian enumeration
in his ward The census takers are pro-
rided with badges bearing the inscription,
United States census. 1910" 50 that
their purpose will not be misunderstood
when they cali al a house and ask about
the inmates. They are also provided
with a commission Of their appointment,
giving their right under the national law
to ask the particular questions included
in the form.
Enumerators in the farm districts have
thirty days to complete their work: but
the enumerators Ia efties and towns of
over 5000 population By the last census
are limited to fifteen days. Pay Of the
enumerators in the latter places Is two
cents per name, while It is rated by
farms IN the country districts The emu
merators il the farm districts have more
questions to ask.
Barre Town Enumerators.
In Barre Town the census enumerators
are J. b Fitzpatrick, who has East
Barre, South Barre and Graniteville. and
Mrs. Charles LePage, who has Wehster-
vile and the balance of the Town out
side Fitzgerald's territory.
Burlington. April l5. Supervisor L. II.
Hays and Clerk r. q Nichols Of the
Vermont district, census bureau, returned
yesterday from visits IN different towns.
where oral instructions were given to tie
enumerators Burlington and ST. Adams
were visited on Monday. Newport, st.
Johnshifry and Aiontvellef On Tuesday.
and Middleburv and White River juno
tion on Wednesday The attcndanca
was large at each meeting and the emu
merators showed much interest and pre-
sented a good and <etive appearance.
Mr. Hays stated that there was every
reason ID believe that the census for
Vermont would be taken on time and
and accurately done.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
Roosevelt Brands Paris Her.
aid Statement
ABOUT HIS CANDIDACY
The Colonel Arrived in Vienna To-day
and Spent an Heur with Emperor
Francis Joseph This
Noon.

Vienna, Austria, April l5,The Roose-
velts arrived IN this city at eight o'clock
this morning The first thing that Col.
Roosevelt did was to brand as false
the Paris Herald statement that he
had consented to be a presidential can
didate again, and he refused to again
see Herald reporters. Roosevelt de-
clared that neither he nor Pinchot said
anything that could warrant such
statement.
Col Roosevelt called on Emperor
Francis Joseph, at noon, the audience
lasting for an hour This afternoon
he inspected the crack Hnssar regiment,
ending the day as a dinner guest Of
Count Won Aerenthal, minister Of for
eign affairs A reception which Mar
grave yon Pallavicini was to have Civ
on him on Saturday night has been
cancelled. owing to a death in the mar
graves family A reception at the
American embassy has been substitute
cd.
Venice, April Colonel Roosevelt
and Kermit Roosevelt spent ~ hours
eere yesterday, leaving about 2.S0
o'clock in the afternoon for Vienna.
During their brief visit they enjoyed
trip in gpndolas about the city and
inspected many Of the notable strue-
tures and points Of interest.
The Duke Of the Abruzzl. who is now
in command Of the naval arsenal. called
on the ex.president and spent nearly
an, s.st4h a. .t.t
Of their recent experiences IN Africa
and the HimaIayas. and the subject
or arctic exploration also came up dur
ing the discussion Of which the duke
referred to Commander Peary as my
friend Peary.1
Grand Duke Ferdinand of Austria
happened yesterday to be at the same
hotel as Colonel Roosevelt but they
did not meet. While the colonel was
lunching privately IN his room upstairs,
the grand duke and his morganatic wife.
who was Countess Sophia Chietek. but
who was recently raised to the rank If
princess, lunehed in the public dining
room with two aides
The dncal party was travelling ineog.
nitAs and the duke who il one ~ the
most powerful personaees ii Europe
VAS not aware that he vas under the
same roof as the ex-president Of the
United States until the hotel MANAGER
whispered to him in the dining room.
Immediately hts large expressive ewes
flashed with interest, and he turned aud
spoke to the princess, and for several
minutes the four leaned forward sHd
talked with animation While they
were still discussing the American sis.
itor, Mr. Roosevelt and hia party left
the hotel for tie station.
The ex-president was frequently rec
ognized and respectfully saluted while
sight II the morning Many
Americans insisted On shaking his hand,
and two enthusiastic American girls.
passing in a aondola, called ont So
spontaneously that the colonel gallant.
II waved his hat
The mayor and prefect Of Venice
called on Colonel Roosevelt at his hotel
and extended to him TIE welcome of the
city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
SUICIDE BY DROWNING
John II, Howell, Aged 50, Of Worcester,
Mass. the Person.

Worcester, Mass, April 10. John Fl.
Howell SO. for many years first as
sislant city engineer and prominent as
I'll singer committed suicide yesterday
afternoon hy drowning til Curtis pond
1T The south end Of the city, on ae-
count Of sickness.
He left lis position in City hsll two
years ago aud six months ago was placed
in Herbert bail, q private sanatorumg
for treatment For two weeks he
showed considerable improvement and
was taken from the sauatorium and
went to tie home OF his wife. IS Elm
street.
Yesterday afternoon re went out for
walk and was seen walking into Had.
wen park and later in the vicinity Of
Curtis pond His wife IS Caroline Woods
Howell. q singer and teacher and both
She and her husband taught music for
several years
Mr. Howell WAS a native Of Worces-
ter. lis father being auditor in the city
han at the time Of his death. a son
also survives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
PASSED Good INSPECTION.
st. Adams Alderman Comandery
Showed Up Very Wen Indeed.

Showed Up Very Well Indeed.
The annual review and inspection Of
st. Aldemar Commandery. No. II.
knights Templar, was held last evening
in Masonic hall and IVES the largest
attended and most successful inspec-
tion in the history Of the commandery.
The grand officers present were Right
Eminent Grand Commander Frank D.
Dewey Of Montpelier, Grand Captain
General Frank Il, Clark Of Rutland and
Grand Warder r. +. Whitaker Of
Barre Eminent Commander r. ]. Fos-
ter Of Mt Zion Commandery Of Mont-
pelier was also present. Other Sir
Knights from Burlington, Montpelier.
and Houlton, Ne, were guests Of the
evening.
The right eminent grand commander
spoke in high praise Of the condition
and standing of the commandery, saying
that st. Albans had always ranked
among the best in the state and he had
found that 1t was stlll more than liv-
ing up to its reputation; also what DE
had TO say about the result Of his in
spection, the condition Of the quarters,
the drill work, the opening and the
ueRTRe WORK MHs HuAt HaNLeTiuR W lile
commnndery Nearly seventy Of the
Sir Knights Of the rummandery were
present, and all In uniform
At G o'clock dinner was served in the
banquet hall, the caterers being the
ladies' aid society Of the Congregation
al church After the dinner the IN
spection and review was held In the
drill hall and following this the temple
degree was conferred on one companion
in the lodge room. After the degree
work the right eminent commander
made his address and remarks were
made BY others Of the visiting and local
Sir Knights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
VANDERBILT NOT HURT
Rumor Probably Associated with Anoth-
er Accident.

Paris, April l5.--The rumors that W.
* Vanderbilt had met with an aeci-
dent which were current here last
night, have proved tn be untrue
ghe rHnor was the outgfowth Of an
accident to on automobile containing
William Duke. trainer Of Mr. Vauder-
bits racing stable, Platt, his assistant
trainer and Mrs. Platt Mrs Platt
was killed.
The automobile while proceeding at
rapid pace between pontois and Cnan-
tilly, skidded It struck a cart, the
shaft Of which penetrated the car ana
struck Mrs Platt, tnHicting injuries
from which she died within 4 few min
ntes. Neither Duke nor Platt was in
iured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
MRS. DELLA STEPHENS DEAD.
Died at Heaton Hospital in Montpelier
Late Yesterday.

Mrs Della Stephens, widow Of the
late Alexander ]. Stephens. died at 4.l0
o'clock yesterday afternoon. at the
Heaton hospital at Montpelier, where
she was taken last wcex Saturday for
an operation she was operated Oh
Monday for pall stones Mrs. stephens
was born in Portland. Me. February 2,
1857 She Is survived by two sons, Will
liam W McAnlay and Arthur l.. Steph-
ems Of this city and two sisters and
d brother Ii Portland
The funeral win be held from tie
house, l5l North Seminary street, Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. j.
u. Barnett pastor Of the Conareoa-
tional church. will ofiiciate The inter-
ment viii he III Hope cemetery. Ruth
chapter Order 81 The Easter Star, Of
which the deceased was 3 member will
have charge of the funeral services.
Mrs. Stephens was also d member Of
the ladies Of Clan Gordon. D. s. O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
Z. R. cHoATE DEAD
He Had Been Resident Of Barre II
Years. was u Years Old.

Edwin r. choate died at $3.50 o'clock
this morning at the home of his son.
in-law, Burt q Webster, at SO South
Main street The cause IF his death
was general brealing down from old
age, and ten days ago he suffered a
slight shock, which fastened his demise.
Mr.. Choate was born in peacham, April
l2, 1888, and was therefore n years Of
age. He came to Barre 81 years ago
and had resided ever since with Mr.
Webster He was a carpenter BY trade.
Iie married Mary Griaath. who died
five years ago. Two daughters were
horn To them. Mrs. &. w. Steele Of this
city ana Mrs Webster, who died five
years ago. He also leaves three grand.
one Of whom, Miss Leah Web
ster came home from the ST. Albans
hospital ten days ago to care for him.
The funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
soMERvnLE THE WINNER.
Too Much for Farmer Burns. Jr.--chal-
lenge for Hanson.

Rutland, April is Bob somerville
won his wrestling match with Farmer
Burns, ir here last night ID 80 min
utes He got the FIRST fan in 30 minutes
on a toe hold and neck lock and the scc-
ond in 35 minutes on cross body hold
.Somerviles manager, A w Daley put
up purse 81 500 last night as an in
ducement for Fritz Hanson 70 wrestle
Wilfred Bisonette here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
MANY HOLY ROLLERS
DANCED ALL NIGHT
Gathering Of Peculiar Religious Sect at
Duxbury, Mass. Is Followed by
Great Excitement.

Dlxbnry, Mass, April l5.--Scores Of
Holy Rollers after dancing all night
are still wbirlingi though many are
proslrated hy their eyertiens. There is
a dispute among fanatics as to when
the world ends Radicals say ii win
end April "a and others June 2l. Dew
oteas priouette and elders debate the
proposition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
WAS FOUND GUILTY
OF Uttering a Forged Check for ss45 on
Howard National Bank in winoOslxi.

Burlington, April l5. Ieh Jury ii the
case of state Va Ralph swaeeriy,
charged with writing and uttering a
forged check for 1896 On the Howard Ma
tionai hank, from Robert g stone to
William Fl Bell. and endorsed By Wil-
liam Il Bell reported yesterday after
noon ii Chttendcn county court rend-
ering verdict 81 guilty Of nttering 3
forgery. Swagerty presented the check
lat the store of Morris Henson in VIZ
nooski in payment for bib Of goods.
The check was taken 70 bank, while
swageFty waited at the store. when it
was discovered that Mr. Stone had not
written any such eheek. No money was
lost by any person By the transaction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
CYCLONE TURNS
ON THE AER0PLANES
When the Machines Are Resting in Their
Shop, the Cyclone Comes and Rips
Them To Pieces.

Chalens Sur Marne France April l5.--
Henri Farman's awoplane plant. valued
at $4,000, and dozen aeroplane sheds
we're destroyed here to-day by 4 cyclone
and three persons We're killed and several
injured The loss Is s21QlO00. A score
Of aeroplaues were smashed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
NEw sLANG ExpREssIoN.
Old Standbys Discarded for This-aAw,
Check 1t With Your Hat.1

New York, April To- @Cut it ont 2
@Fade away and 4Skdoo. are discard
ed. Broadway has new expression of
Incredibly "Aw, cheek Il with Your
hat" 1t is j catch line ased by Mabel
harrison in Lulu's Husband the new
farce from the French premiered last
night The slang expression made hit
along the white way" to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
FIRE OFFICERS ELECTED.
Marshfeld Selects George 0rmsbee to
Head New Department.

Marshfeld. April l5--At the FIRE
meeting" held last night George Orms-
bee was elected chief. with T. B. Adams
first and v. r. Hudson as second as
sistant r. q Pitkin and A r. Davis
were chosen to draft bylaws, formu-
late rules and regulations for the con-
troll Of the fire company Selectmen
S. Swerdferger. B. H. Cameron and G.
Fl Collins were left ii charge Of the
work to secure 4 suitable place to house
the engine and hosewagon All who
subscribed toward the purchase Of FIRE
apparatus have. with one exception.
paid their subscription
There is over coo feet az hose ready
for use. Next Saturday afternoon the
fire fighters will he ont for training.
and every legal voter Is invited to be
present and help to pump Marshheld
wants 70 lose no time in safeguarding
itself against furtaer serious hre loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
DEFEATED LEAGuERs.
Vermont University Team Won from
Binghamtou, n X,

Binghamton, n Y, April IS The
university Of Vermont baseball team de-
feated the local state leaguers yester-
day, to & The college boys played
fine BAH back of Flaherty and Burning
ton and had but one error, which WAS
excusahle The Binghamton team field
ed lnnselH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
SUICIDE AT FORT WILLIAMS.
George Farrell Of Sixty y-ninth Street Ar
tiIlerv Shot Himself.

Portland. Me- April Is George Far
rell Of Syracuse, N y, Of the sixty
ninth coast artillery, suieided to-day BY
shooting at Fort Williams He had been
absent without leave
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
8 IL YEARS
FOR ASSAULT
EnricO Mangiani Was SEN
fenced Today
TO HOUSE OF CORRECTION
Joseph Cuidiei Sent to County. Jail for
Not More Than Three Months for
Larceny--Settlement in Old
Case To-day.

Not less than three and half years
and not more than four years ait hard
labor ii the hotise 81 correction at Rut-
land was the sentence meted out by
Judge Butler in county court to-day to
Enrico Mangiani 81 Barre, for ASSAULT
ing Pietfo Petrneci on Granite street,
Bgrre. last February AIanmani was
found guilty Of simple assault BY the
jury several weeks ago, although at the
time Of his arrest be was charged with
more serious ofieuse Pctruecis face
was badly cut and torn. Tie men are
said % have quafrcied over game of
cards.
Joseph Guidici. also Of Barre was sen
fenced to-day TO not less chan two and
half months and nor more than three
months IN the county jail for stealing
not more than $50 from Kenneth Mc-
AuleX on River street Barre. Judge
butler told the young man that his COM
psratiyely light sentence was due 70 his
youth, and that if he was ever arrested
again after getting out Of jail the pres
ent case would he taEen into considera-
tion. re told the young man also that
be would have 70 abstain from al use
Of liquor as a beverage. Guidiei Is the
prisoner who broke out Of the Barre jail
and fed 20 North Adams. Mass, where
he was arrested several weeks after his
flight.
a settlement Of the Robert Fraser "a.
blanchard s. Crowley quarry accident
negligence ease WAS entered to-day By
The payment 81 the twiceailifmed verdict
" county court, the amount being $500
foF tie plaintiff it ~ understood that
the liability company pack Of Blanchard
s Crowley paws S. 0O0 and the costs Of
the litigation, while the members OF the
firm make up the balance of $500 This
case has been before the courts long
time.
Judge Butler to-day excused the jury
until further notice, after they had been
in service for IS days n sending them
home, the judge said he thought more
had been accomplished BY this iury than
ever before The members hell 4 social
time last night in The grand jury room
q The courthouse. telling stories and
estiug refreshments II the afternoon
tey had elected +. M Jarie of Mont.
III ier AZ ehAiFpan ana committee f8
All angc far a ranni0n III Montpelier
some time in August
Entries Made To-day.
When tbe docket was called this morn.
ing the following entries were msdei
Charles N HHfher. administrator ys.
"A. E. Bruce Son. settled.
l. Marcus Vs. Frank Is. Bailey, verdict
for defendant
Concord Iron & Metal Co.. vs.. Frank
IS Bailey verdict for defendant.
Efastus Nichols Vi. Frank Paquin, dis
continued.
f. Z. Laird, administrator, rs. L. J.
Brewster, settlement rereed On.
Frank Nichols rs Wells. Iamson 4
Co. Il e. Rowland trustee. city court
Judgment affirmed
Ahbie Duggan 4s T. J. Heaphay. udo.
ment in verdict for plaintiff aud excep
tions By Tie defendant Miss Duggan
GOT $500 damages for injuries sustained
in The defendants laundry, claiming neg
ligenee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
BIG wAREaHoUsE BURNED.
And Several People Are Reported to
Have Lost Their Lives.

Hamburg, Grmany, April IS. Several
are reported to have been killed to-day
in the burning Of three big warehouses.
the fire starting from an explosion of
oil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15

See the big ad on the back page to-
day. announcing the opening Of the New
England Fruit company ia new quarters
Genuine bargains offered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15

The Ladies' Of Clan Gordon are re-.
quested to attend the funeral Of their
late sister. Della Stephens Saturday aft
ernoon at O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15

Fresh marskmsllows are Isc & pound st
the New England Fruit Store opening
tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15

Re on hand Saturday morning and
get one Of those $3.50 umbrellas for e7e,
al Fits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO December 24.-Bull lead
ers took advantage of the absence of
selling pressure in the wheat market
today. and bid up prices. Corn strength
was an aid, and there was also assist
ance from the dry weather throughout
Kansas, Oklahoma and most of Mis-
souri,. Closing figures were the same
as last night to lac higher. Corn made
a net advance of Is to 7sa1c, oats rose a
shade to lac, and provisions at the
windup varied from SOC advance to
71sa1Oc decline.
Wheat started weak on bearish for
eign developments. Liverpool quota
lions had sagged following free offers
of Australian and Argentine cargoes
much cheaper than heretofore. In ad-
dttton, there was decided weakness at
BuenOS Aires on account of satisfactory
harvest weather and excellent thrash
ing reports. However. no rain had fallen
In the winter wheat belt of the
United States, and there was renewed
rumOr Of drought damage. Another
source of encouragement for the bulls
lay in the fact that primary receipts for
particularly in comparison with the
corresponding time last year, although
arrivals southwest were running heavy
again, principally at Kansas City.
gressive attitude on the part Of promi-
nent longs proved sufficient to overcome
initial depression and put prices up t.
about yesterdays high point. May ranged
from 961s to 96l@. and closed firm at
963s net gain OF a shade.
Fear of a possible squeeze in the De-
cember delivery caused corn shorts a
great deal Of uneasipess and affected the
other options. Rumors of rain in the
drought districts of Argentina were ig-
nored. Local railroad tracks are so
blocked with unloaded cars of corn that
the Belt Line has refused to accept any
more Of the grain for South Chicago until
after Monday. Fluctuations i'll the May
option were from 47s to 4sssa4s1a with
last sales at 4SHa4S9s, gain of Is over
last night The cash market was firm.
No. yellow closed at 471aa47s4c. Firm
ness in oats came from sympathy with
other grain. Trade was light and local.
May sold between :41s and 34ss, and fin
ished isc up at 3414a343sc.
Offerings OF ribs were much heavier
than lin the rest of the provision list,
which had a basis Of firmness in the fact
that hog receipts this week were consid-
erably under the total for the previous
seven days. Latest figures were 5 to SOC
10 for pork, 10 to 121sc dearer for lard,
and at decline of 7Aa1Oc TO rise Of
1Oa121Sc for ribs.