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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-10
Hnrmon Wns Ensx

New York, August s-The New Yorks
defeated ST. Louis today, to 4, making
eight runs in the third inning off Har-
mon. This was the twelfth defeat for
the visitors, three of whose runs were
due to a double by Higgins when the
ba SEES were full. Score: R.H E.
St. Louis ................l p 80 WI
New York ..............O OS OOl 0O'-9 IA 1
Batteries: Harmon, Zemich and Phelps
and Bresnahan Drucke. Wiltse and My
ers. Time, 2:02. Umpires, O'Day and Bren-
nan.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-10

You can't keep Jackson from getting his hit day
territory,
Under the latter heads the hit of yesteda
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-10
Cole saves Cubs

Philadelphia, August 9.-Phladelphia
and Chicago split even in a double-header
today The home team won the first
gene by hitting Brown hard in three
innings while Chicago had a walk-over
in the. second. Archer was put out of
the first game for disputing a decision
at the home plate. Scores:
First game R.H. E.
Chicago ....01 O 900 000-1 s 2
PHILADELPHIA ..... 900 001 11*-3 8 0
Batteries: Brown and King; Moore and
DOOM Time, 1:42.
Second game: R.H. E.
Chicago ..... .004 315 001-14 IA l
Philadelphia ........... 900 0ol 600 IL 2
Batteries: Cole and King; Stack, Schet-
tier Slaughter, Brennan and Moran.
Time, 2:o6. Umpires, Rigler and Emslie.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-10

wemer in the seventh he complained loudly
to
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the hotel in the bus.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-10
Pirates Have Walkover

Boston, August 9-Pittsburg continued
its heavy batting and shut out Boston
again today, 10 TO 0. With the exception
of Clarke and Adams, every visiting play
or made two safe hits, while Wagner got
three Wagner, J. Miller and Sweeney
felded in sensational style. Score:
R.H E,
Pittsburg .......0 20 40 3O0-10 Is
Boston ..................u u wv wv II
Batteries: Adams and Gibson; Fergu-
son, Mattern and Smith. Time, 1:45. UNI
pires, tombstone and Eason.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-10

And Manush lost his temper when Rudderham refused
foul! But the Peicans had make
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
io.oo0 N LARoR nIspuTE
Threatened Trolley Strike in Springfield
Most Serious

Boston May Throughout New Eng
land 10000 working people are at odds
With their employers On Mav day, prin-
eipaIlY heeause Of demanded wage in-
creases. The Z 200 union trolleymen ems
ployed in Springfield. Worcester ard IN
other places ID western Massachusetts,
and ID Conneeticut on street railway lines
operated by the New England Invest
mant & Security company, trolley
holding company for the New York New
Haven & Hartford railroad, awaited last
night only the sanction Of their national
officers before calling a strike II further
ance of their demands for an increase in
wages
The building trades in Providence.
Pswtueket. Newport and Auburn in
Rhode Island and in Fal River, Mass,
win be crippled tomorrow morning by
the declared strike of about 2s00 car-
penters and lahorers. seeking principally
increases III wages In Fitohburg Gard
uer and Ieomnster Mass, and IN Port
land Ae.. the carpenters may strike for
the same reason About 100 men are in-
r0lyed NJ these latter places.
Of trikes which were IN progress prior
to to-day there are several The trouble
in tile mills Of the International Paper
company, now several months old, still
continues. although proportionately few
men are out. Tha 200 operatives al the
Saltwater wooden mills AZ GreenYiIe, ri
T.. have been on strike now 10 days, be-
cause Of unsatisfactory working condi.
tiOns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
PRESIDENT TAFT
IN SMOKY CITY
Went Early to Carnegie Institute and
Then to the pittsburg Chicago
Baseball Game.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 2 President
Taft left the home Of his sister.in-law,
Ms. Thomas Il. Iaughliu, early to-day
for the Carnegie institute. where he
delivered the principal address at the
Founders day celebration This after
noon he win witness the Pirates st-
tempt to tie a knot in the tail Of the
Chicago "Cubs' on the local grounds.
This evening he viii be the guest Of
the American club at a Grant dinner.
President Taft arrived yesterday
morning Mayor William A. Maeee,
hoading committee of the American
club, met the presidents train at East
Liberty, an outlying station, and after
tic welcome Mr. Taft was driven 10 the
Langhlin residence
Later in the morning the president
attended the Unitarian church and in
The afternoon he went for 4 long auto
mobile ride For 2Ia hours the presi-
dent sped through the park system Of
the city, crossed and recrossed the Al-
leghenv river, climbed the Hill Of the
north side and plunged into the valleys
beyond. an the while at a rate Of speed
that the conveying machines Of the po-
lice and secret service were unable To
maintain. The ride covered between SO
and 80 miles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
IRA ALLEN DEAD.
Descendant Of Ira Allen Of Revolutionary
Fame

Winooski. May 2-lra Alien. who
was considered the oldest man ia th,
village and direct descendant Of Ira
Allen Of Revolutionary fame, died al
bis home on Main street, early Sunday
morning 81 general debility
Mr. Allen was a native of Burlington
He was born November 10, 1926 III
attended the public schools Of his ma.
tive town and II iS47 was married q
Beulah Ann Nash of Jericho, who died
in 1888 To them was born one son
George E. Allen, who survives him. in
1885 De married Ruth ~ Rand, who
with one daughter, Mrs. Fred j. Bailey
also survives him. He is also survived
BY four grandchildren
IN early life Mr.. Allen was employed
in the woolcn mills During toe Civil
war he entered The foundry business I'M
der the firm name Of Nye, Allen & IN.
bell. Later lie engaged in the hard
ware business with Samuel Bigwood
deceased and A. G. Mcbride, retiring
in 1885.
He has resided in his present home
since 1856 with the exception Of II
years, which he spent in Potsdam, n.
Y. Mr.. Allen was affiliated with the
Masonic order for over 80 years, being
a member Of the Webster lodge, No. 81,
T.. & A. NJ, and ne was also a knight
Templar
The funeral, which viii be conducted
with Masonic honors, VIII be held from
the late home, l4G Main street, Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock with in
terment in Green Mountain cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
INF ANTICIDE
DISCOVERED
Body Of Child Was Found
Near GraniteyilIe
AN AUTOPSY HELD TODAY
Or. Stone Of the State Laboratory and
DR.. Bailey, Town Health officer,
Report That Infant Had Lived
Several Hours.

Some children IN their play near the
road between Graniteyille and Williams
town spicd a bundle with child's loot
sticking out, last Saturday night and,
startled by their discovery, they rushed
home and told the story, after which
their elders notified Dr. Z. H. Bailey, the
health oficer Of Barre Town, and he in
turn called upon States Attorney Gates
to investigate. The last-named sum
moned Dr. B. II. Stone Of the state
laboratory in Burlington, and Dr. stone
came this morning and conducted an au-
topsy, assisted By Dr. Bailey.
There was 10 effort made at conceal
ment Of the infants body, So that the
tirst-comers would readily see the bum
dle, They happened to b. the children,
George King, aged years, and two Nc
Ginnis children. whose homes are close
by The location OF the body was near
brook and not very Tar from the road,
80 that ii was possible for anyone to
drive to the spot and. without alighting
from The vehicle, throw the bundle to
the spot where it was found. The place
is about half mile from GraniteFills
village
The wee body was wrapped in q sheet
and a piece Of blue and white cloth,
which might have been part Of dress.
Dr. Bailey was summoned AZ
eight o'clock. Later the body
was removed to the undertaking
establishment Of NJ. j. Whitcomb at
East Barre, where the autopsy was held
to-day. following the arrival Of Dr. stone
en the 9.45 train III this city and his
ride to East Barre
States Attorney Gates, on returning
this afternoon, stated that it was appar-
entity a clear case Of inianticide, as the
child. a male. had lived at least several
detefmine the cause 81 death Il may
have been suiIocation. The sheet IN
which the body was partially wrapped
MAS drawn about the face and also the
neck although not tight enough to oanse
stmnnulation by the latter. The body
was badly deeomposed and had probably
lain there fey two or three weeks Near
lhe holy was . owspaper Of TIE date
ol April g
The state's attorney said he should M
vestiMfe the case thoroughly ard eiier
a reward for information as to the per-
son whe was guilty 81 The infant death,
II guilt there was and u seems s0 az
present He went to the psee and inter
viewed several people including the little
King boy who frst spied the body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
TRIUMPHAL
MARCH TODAY
Weston Started OFF BlltheIy
From YOnkerS
ON THE LAST SHORT LAP
If Program Is Carried Out, as Outlined
He VIII Arrive Before the New
York City Han at -Four O'clock
This Afternoon.

New York. May 2 Thousands cheered
Edward p Weston as surrounded b
foot and mounted poiice, lie arrived at
the Ansonia hotel. 72d street at noon
to-day Weston went into the hotel to
drink a quart of milk and eat some eggs
By that time the crowd had grown So
big that the police reserves were called.
4 feel fine and could start again be
said.
Yonhers. N. X, May 2 Edward r
Weston, the Z Tl-voaf-oid pedestrian, clip.
per after his Sundays rest here started
at twenty minutes after seven this morn
ing 70 cover TIE last eighteen miles y
bis Sfs3mile hike from Santa Monica,
Cals to New York City where he is cx-
pected 70 arrive n four o'clock this aft.
ern0ou thirteen days ahead Of his sched.
ule Of ninety days Weston taried on
bis long walk across the continent Fehru-
AIRY The city hall ia New York IA bis
destination and there he viii deliver a
message 10 Mayor Gaynor from the may
or ot Los Angeles.
Weston arrived here at l0;4T Saturday
night and be spent Sunday as usual, as
day Of rest He remained III bed prae.
tically al day, and his room was bright-
ened BY many gifts Of flowers. iIis
daughter Mrs Anna Hagan Of New
York, Joined him at Nonkers
i was surprised at fstherh splendid
condition. she said II expected 20 find
him much thinner and trife wan, hHt
instead rs Is lively, in good flesh and
the color Of q rips cherry. ! am proud
81 him and I hope the American people
win understand Why he has made this
wonderful journey as an example 70 the
youth Of America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
oBsERvED ooLLEeE FoUNDINe
University Of Vermont Held Annual
Event Yesterday.

Burlington, May p Founders day, ac-
cordina to custom. was observed with the
usual ceremonies, at the university Of
Vermont yesterday May !. The hour of
tie exercises was changed from morning
e four o'clock n the afteyno0a. because
of the fsct that the day This rear came
On sunday
shortly before Tie hour for the exer-
eises Ia begin, the members of the Bonld-
ef society, ia cap and gown. gathered
ahout the historic boulder ii front 81 The
old millR and chose the men who will
succeed them next year. President
Buokham was To have preceded the eere-
mony with a short address, but was pre-
vented from doing So by a slight indispo-
sition.
The juniors were grouped below the
boulder the seniors belonging to the
society IN semi circle above. One Of
their number stepped forward and, one
after another picked the nine juniors
who viii next year constitute the society.
THE membership i limited 70 ls.
The members Of the junior class elect
ed were; Allan Penfeld Beach Of YER
eeunes, Henry Hamilton Deane, r. Of
North Adams. Mass, Harold Henry Fish
er Of Morrisyille Albert Seymour Haynes,
jr. az Lowell, Mass, George Martin Lee
II Castleton Frank Roy Lord Of Wdl-
jamestown, Mass, Elias Lyman, jr.s Of
this city George Philip Tuttle Of this
city and Tarl Wiifred Donahue Of john
son.
The Founders day speakers were Guy
Wallace Powers III. Of Athens, whose
subject was Justin s. Morrill, Albert
Frederick Stevens, 10. Of Schenectady,
n r.. who spoke on Founders Faith. ?
and Robert Ashton Lawrence, 20. Of
Rutland who spoke on the significance
Of the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
ONE MAN KILLED
AND TWO INJURED
Automobile Overturned When One Wheel
Caught in Street Car Track ana
Occupants Were Thrown
Out

Taunton Mass. May John Pandos.
Cd italian, q dead and two companions.
Augustine Rapa and John MAseno. are
badly injured as tile result Of the oyer-
turning 81 an automobile ou Winthrop
street Providence late yesterday Pam
dos skull was fractured The car was
driven bv Bap1 and when be turned it
out To pass another car wheel caught
% the street car track, overturning the
machine
THE oceupants were hurled to the
road The police were notified and the
injured were taken to the Morton hos
lpitai ia tile patrol wagon Att the hos
lpital Or Dwinel found that Rapa was
cut and bruised about The head and body
and one ankle was disloasted and that
Maseno had escaped with cuts and
bruises.
a horse drawing a hack containing
a party Of seven returning from q fu-
neral became frightened yesterday, When
tile whiiHetree broke and dashed up the
street, crashing into & car of the Bris-
toI County Street Railway company at
Washington and fremont streets Mrs
( WHY 4hlth4@Atr Htt 3 Nstth Ntls va ad ANMA vi
street, was taken to tie Taunton hos
pital it IS believed with fractured
IslSull and ninor injuries. She may die
the physieians say
Edward NeCabe, her son Of 3a Fourth
street, and Edward Scanlon OF 500
Leonard avenue were also taken TO the
hospital with one other occupant Of
the hack, who later went home Me-
Cabe aud scanlon, Il Is feared, may
have been injured Internally The re-
naming members Of the funeral party
escaped with bruises
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
MURDER0US ATTACK
ON FELLOW SOLDIER
Victim slashed So Badly IN Throat
That Nineteen Stitches Had to
Be Taken. Both Arrest

Burlington. May p By The prompt
arrival Of the police another murder
was narrowly ayerted IL Winooski late
Saturday night, when q soldier Of tue
lO cavalry had his throat eul almost
from ear % ear by a drunken compan-
ion
number of soldiers eongregated az
the home If Private Burroughs, who
resides with his wife and two children
IN the Jerry Monpoon house on West
Allen street Shcitlv before midnight
r. fight started It i said John A BIZ
iirgslea Of Troo9 + became mixed up
with Fleming RI Jordan q Troop ~
end ii tine mix-up the former drew a
razor and slashed Jordans throat in
"a frightful manner The injured man
sank to tie floor and the blood gushed
from the ugly wound IN his throat
The police were called in and Dr. Hin
summoned Chief of Police " II Hor-
ton with Officers Wardweil and SCI.
Amour responded and placed both men
under arrest
Dr. Hin was obliged to take 70
stitches 10 The mans throat to close
the wound, which measured for and a
half inches ii length and laid open tile
throat one and q quarter inches. He
missed cutting the jugilar vein by a
half inch
The injured man and his assaiIant
were taken in Dr. Hills automobile to
the Jail in Burlington, accompanied BY
Chief Horton and Officer Wardwell.
Two other visitors at the house are
expected to be taken into custody to-
dav
The Mongeon house. where the tf0u-
bic occurred, has been IN the public
eye for some time, ii having figured in
raid last winter, when a colored man
and a white woman were arrested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
But Officers Made Another
Look and Found Them
UNDER THE SECOND STAIR
One Event in Series Of Acts BY StatSs
Attorney Gates Toward Making
Barre and Rest Of Washington
County Very Dry.

The first move by States Attorney
Benjamin Gates to keep Washington
county dry" pursuant to the vote at
the March election when, for the FIRST
time in savan years the entire county
went into the no.license column, was
made in this city Saturday night, when
on warrants ISSUED BY the states attor-
ney four raids for liquor were made. At
three out OF the four places raided, tha
officers made seizures Of liquor. The
raids were all made between 3 and 3
o'clock Saturday evening
Chief Sinclair and his three patroluscn,
Carlo, Gamble and Dineen, visited the
fruit store Of B. Dente~Nt Depot square
and found four gallon jugs Of cider.
which they seized The officers also
searched the tenement occupied BY Dente
In the A. Tomasi block, but found moth
ing there. Chief Sinclair took the cider
away with him, but Dente has MT baen
arrested.
From here, the officers went TO ths ten
emeut occupied BY Z. Abbiatt at No.
Bolster place. There they found one
barrel Of bottled Harvard ale and tive
bottles Of Harvard beer.
During this time, two other raids were
being made BY Deputy sherifIa H. D.
Camp and George Morris and special Of
iicer Byron Phelps They first visited
the fruit store Of Oscar Borgh In th6
Sanguinetti block. but found nothing
there They then went to the house
occupied by Mrs Domenico Giudici at
Ahern place and were successful ii loeat.
ing II pints Of whiskey hidden beneath
the front hall stairs The officers diseov-
cred that the board on the second step Of
the stairs was loose, and, lifting II up,
thev reached into the space beneath and
pulled out the ~ fun pints Of whiskey.
Both Mrs. Giudici and Abbiatti were
taken before Judge Fl. " Scott IN city
court Saturday night and admitted to
bail Of $500 in each case for their appear
ance for q hearing to-day. Joseph 0ssoia
furnished the bail for Abbiatti and d.
Giudici for Mrs. Giudici This morning
the cases were set over until Thursday
morning on account Of the states attor-
ney being unable to attend to them q.
day.
Lewis 2. Mudeest pleaded guilty Il
the city court this morning 70 : subse
quent offense If intoxication and was
sentenced to the county iail for 80 days.
midget requested the privilege Of sign
ing the pledge for year and have bis
sentence suspended n view of The fact
that be has large family III needy cir
cumstances, Judge Scott granted his re-
quest. to give him a chance to help his
family fie was arrested at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon by officer Carrie, who
found him asleep on pile Of stone chips
near the Afarr q Gordon plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
THREE sTRUeK 81 TRAIN.
One Killed and Another VIII Die Were
Walking On Track.

pitts6eld Mass, May 2 Three Poles,
who were Walking On the 3. q Al rsil-
road east of Washington station, were
mu down at 0sae Yesterday morning
by an east-houud express tfaia Two
were thrown under the wheels and the
other was knocked down an emb8uk-
meut. Medical EAsmnef FLYNN ordered
The men brought 70 TIE House 81 Mercy
hospital where Michael Vokatuk, both
of whose legs We're emit of died Mich
ael KloukaNan suffered Gle loss 81 one
leg and serious scalp wounds and viii
die The third man, Joseph Pukis lost
three fingers of one nand and has se-
rious bruises on the head and body, but
VIII live
Tho men were laborers employed on
highway work in the vicinity of Wash-
ington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
TO SUCCEED ]. 3. DAVIDSON.
Francis KodeIl Of New York City Called
to the Position.

James Il. Davidson's resignation as
manager Of the Consolidated Lighting
company took effect yesterday, and he
left last night for his new duties as
manager of the interests Of the American
Light and Power company, with head
quarters at Portland, Ore. This company
has branches throughout the West, and
Mr.. Davidson win have personal slipsrvi-
sion OF all these, which viii make consid
erable travelling Mrs. Davidson does
not intend moving West before Novsm-
Der. Mr.. Davidson had been in Mont
peliar for six years.
Francis KozielI of New York city has
been chosen as Mr. Davidson's SUCCESSOR,
and comes to his work with years Of ex-
perience with the largest concerns Of this
kind. both in this country and South
America. He graduated from tba Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology Ia the
class Of 1902. He expressed himself an
more than pleased with the conditions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
FAMOUS SCULPTOR
]. 0. A. WARD DEAD
He Produced Many Wen Known Works
Which Are New Resting IN New
York City.

New York, May ?. John Quincy
Adams ward one Of Americas greatest
seulptors. died yesterday at his resi-
dence here III lis s0th year fie had
been III for three months He is sur
vyed bv nis wife, and 81 brother,
Edgar Melville Ward, d painter Tile
body VIII be sent 20 Urbana, Ohio,
where De was born for nterment
Mr. Ward spent practically his en-
tire life ia New YORK City His first
teacher IN the art Of sculpture WAS
Henry Is. Brown, with whom he eol-
laborated Or tile famous equestrian sta-
tue Of Washington IN Union square
Among bis other weH known works
are equestrian statues of Sheridan and
Hancock, the statues Of the Indian
hunter the pilgrim, Shakespeare, Henry
Ward Beecher aud Commodore Perry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
REAR-ADMIRAL HITcHBoRN
Died at His Home ii Washington Last
Night.

Washington, D q, sfay 2, Rear ADJ
miral Philip Hitchbofn y. S. N re-
tired, for many years one q the best
known figures ID The American navy.
died at his home here last night at the
age Of ~ The admiral had been sick
for the past two months Of arierial
salariosis Last Wednesday be had q
cerebral hemorrhage and yesterday had
another attack from which he did not
rally
After 32 years Of active service Adj
.mfal Hitshhorn who az the time was
chief constructor Of the Navy was re-
tired ia 1901 witn the rank of admiral.
One Of his most important services was
the prep tion of the American ships
fer the Spsnish-tmeiiean war He en-
tered the navy il 1863 as an assistant
naval constructor Sis ears later being
made q futl constructor and ia 1893
chief constructor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
JOY RIDE MAY
END FATALLY
Man at Rutland City Hospital in Critical
Condition, with Broken Jaw, Part
Of Scalp Gone and Face
Badly Cut.

Rutland. May 2.--John ]. Sullivan Of
this city is in critical condition at the
City hospital, az the result Of en- auto
mobile ride taken Saturday night, with
three other Rutland men. His upper jaw
j. broken, a large piece Of scalp missing,
and bis face il badly cut. The party
hired a car Of the Rutland Garage com
pany and had q driver They went 70
Fair Haven, and about six o'clock Sunday
morning, as they we're near Castleton,
Sullivan stood up in the auto to put en-
his oyerooat, when the machine struck
a water barrel and he was thrown out.
he landed on his head and was picked
up in an unconscious condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
MORE WOMEN ARRESTED
Charged with Keeping Disorderly House
in Burlington.

Burlington, May 2The police de-
partment paid visit to the home Of
Mary blair, on North Winooski avenue,
north Of the ear barn, on Saturday aft.
ernoon and arrested Mrs Blair. May
Wyne and Milton Hayward Mrs Blair
IS charged Wits immoral conduct and
May Wgne with adultery Hayward
was taken as Ia associate Of these peo-
pie On Saturday evening Mrs Blair
was set at liberty under bail Of $500
Lena Bessette and Margaret Grogan,
arrested some time ago for immoral
conduct, pleaded guilty to the charges
n city court 90 Saturday. and their
eases were suspended FOR sentence The
Grogan girl IS only l6 and the Bessette
girl is years of age Several more
women, charged with similar oltenses,
ana iR iail. AWAITING tgiaL