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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
CANADIAN THE WINNER.
Defeated Field al Madison squsrc Car
der Last NIeht.

New York Feb l6- Fred Meadows of
Toronto. Canada won last night ln one
oi the greatest indoor l5.nilp profess
aional races ever seen ih this country.
His time one hour, q minutes "a
seconds. Is the iastet ever made n Madi.
son Square garden Mit Is 3 ) seconds
behind bis own worlds record. made last
week at Toronto Ilc was never pressed
Meadows Tins established himself un-
disputed champion Of the world at bis
own dislancG Liunpstrom 81 Sweden.
Who pressed him hard at Toronto fnish-
"a second again. but never was ia the
running last nieht With Meadows, who
took the lead AZ the jump
Acoose. the Indian, finished poor
nfth two laps behind Jim Crowley ~
New York fourth who in turn finished
81 laps behind Sellen third Meadows
WAS two laps safe at the finish or his
time might have been faster Sellen
was one lap behind Liungstrom.
Meadows bad hts own measure acn-
ratoly and ran clean headly race. At
no time was he IN danger OF distress
Meadows was the frst away and open
ed mp bis lead steadily until az two miles
Auled was forced out hy the hot pace.
Meadows thea lea IS half lap
AZ eight miles. Meadows still lead.
ine had beaten hv 90 seconds the best
American indoor professional record for
The distance and Mt 10 miles be beat
Che record of b3il2 made here last year
81 Iewanina setting a new mark Of
52;5a Id. the fastest 10 miles ever run
n the garden
In the preliminary fve-mile handi.
aap run. the scratehmeR. Jimmy Leo,
formerly 4 Boston amateur finished half
! lap behind the winner Ai Ralnes of
New York who had a handicap Of %
seconds Pat White 81 Dublin. with the
same handicap. finished third and Bob
IIallen Of New York. with 25 seconds
handicap. fourth The winners time
was 26:35 l.2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
Two More Filed Just Before
Time Limit
IS NOMINATED
And Dr.. Joe W. Jackson for School COM
missioner in the Sixth Ward for
Election to Be Held Two
Weeks from To-day.

Prior to the close last night Of the
period for fling nominations for the
coming municipal election. tlnue were
several names added to the Official ballot.
That Of Alderman W. s. Alexander as
independent" candidate for alderman
tn the second ward was Included, as was
that of DR.. Joe W. jackson for school
commissioner in the sixth ward, against
William H. oliver, the present holder Of
the Office and candidate for reelection
The name Of Prank Caslani a the only
Socialist nominee on the ticket, be hav-
ing fled for alderman in the fourth ward.
against the caucus nominee, Alderman
L Fl. Thurston, and l. J. Good, trades
union.
As completed, the list Of city nominees
ia a. folIowss For mayor, Homer c.
Ladd, citizens, and james afutcA, trades
union; city clerk and city treasurer,
James Maclay. citizens; first constable,
N. b. Nichols, citizens; second coneta
DIES u H. LNuAANhtt3 tfllh@Ht8 8HHNHaVE
for one year. james McAdam, citizens;
assessor for three years, r. II. Andreani.
peoples. VI. II Messer, citizens John
Mcdonald, independent; trustees Of
French Bare library r. S. Currier, John
w. Gordon and II @. Howl9nd, al eiti-
zens auditors C. J. Lease, civic. 0. J.
L. Mathews. civic. I. Fl Roberts. citizens,
%. j. Sullivan. citizens. John Z. Wallace,
citizens. Charles n Wiehart. civic.
There viii be ward elections in All but
two wards, those the 8rst and third.
IN the second ward. William S. AIexan-
der. Independent, Thomas Nichols, trades
union, and c. NJ. Wiley, citizens, are
candidates for the aldermanie election;
in the foarth ward, Frank CasiaHi, So
ciaiist, L. ]. Good, trades union. and
l. Il. Thurston. citizens. are after the
position; Ia the dfth ward,
George II Stuart. citizens, is unoppoFed
for school commissioner, il the sixth
ward. William Brown, trades union. and
William A. Moore, citizens. are eanH-
dates for alderman, aud Dr. Zoe W Jack
scn. independent and William Il. Oliver,
are candidates for school COM
Thu election uiil he held two weeks
from today. AZ the sarn8 fsms. the ci6y
viii vote on tie question Of licensing
the sale Of liquor for the ensuing year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
VICTIMS DOING WELL
IN SPITE OF WOUNDS
Two winooski Men Shot Sunday Night
Probably in Continuation Of
An Old Row.

Winooski. Feb l5 Joseph DeIlenzo
and Dominiek startori, who were shot
in row Sunday night, are expected to
recover. Startor was the most serious
ly wounded a 32ealihre bullet entering
bis breast very near the heart go that
The probing to locate the bullet was q
delicate task The bullet WAS located
bN means 81 the N.rav last night and
the wound was dressed DeRenzo got
one bullet n the right lung, the missile
entering just under the arm, and anoth-
er bullet Bit him in the fore finger Of
the right hand.
lda ana Dominick Iaucen are tic men
who were arrested ID the case The
scrap was evidently a continuance of
one which happened II tie same neigh.
borhood about two mouths ago, when
DeRenzo, armed with revolver and
ptiletto. was arrested AZ OHieer Ward.
well was walking along NalIetta hay
avenue Sunday night he heard shoot
ing and pursHed DeHento to tile house
of Joseph Myers just a. the heeing
mau was about 10 close the door Ward
well placed his foot agaiuat Il and forced
his way in From OcRenzo's deecnp
tion the officer was able to identify bic
supposed assailants and the two men
proceeded 70 their house where the Lau.
GEMS were found asleep in bed Only
knives were found uron them and they
were placed under arrest The second
wounded man was not found until two
hours after DeRmzo's apprehension.
The two who were shot we're quite live
II considering the serleuness Of their
injuriea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
PROMINENT AT NEWPORT.
Francis NJ Sherman Died Yesterday At
laa AEa of rs Years.

Newport. Feb "a Francis NJ Sher-
man one q Newports most prominent
business men, died yesterday at the sge
Of 7A lie WAS the son Of Thomas Il.
and Sarah Feloh Sherman. and was born
in 1886 I'd Lyndon III 1850 lie entered
the employ Of Tie Pasnmpsie River
railroad nov a part of the Boston and
Maine system as station agent at Lvn-
don, later being transferred to Nor
wich and Barton He came to Newport
III 1868, arriving oil tue first passenger
train running into the town He served
as station agent for 22 years and ia
1885 formed TIE partnership Of Sher-
man & West IN the wholesale feed and
grain business On the death az nr
West he took G. N Brady into The
firm and carried on the business until
1903 when his son, r RI sherman, be-
came member ol the arm
he was married in 1867 70 Mary j.
Beckvith Of Burke, and two children
were born, Frank z ana Alice N. He
was director Of the First National
Bank Of Newport for 81 years and has
been vice president Of the institution
since 1882 He was Mason Of high
degree The funeral win be held on
Thursday afternoon al the Congrega-
tional church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
AULD 800 40 purY.
He and Df Robnett Receive Orders Nod
flying the Verdict.

Boston, FEB IS rayma ster George
r Auld and Passed Assistak Surgeon
AHsey II Robuett, &. 81 N., received
yesterday oiiicial orders from the navy
department, which notified them of the
verdict af The eourtmaftial ii their cases
ard the subsequent modification 0f the
sentence by the navy department
Ia, Roinett was directed to return nt
once to duty 81 the naval hospital at
the Narraeansett bay station. to which
he had been assigned when detached
from Che local yard Immediately after
the happenings for which he was snh-
seanentlY court martialed Paymaster
Auid was directed TO proceed again to
bis home 10 awsit further assignment
I'D duty II i expected that his next
orders VIII be as paymaster Of one Of
the ships Of the feet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
Hlghwaymen Start Electric
Car Down Incline
AFTER LOOTlNG PEOPLE
Very Daring work at South Miliyale,
Pa, Early To-day, Perpetrators
Of Which Escaped Cap
ture.

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb. l5.-After hold
ing up an electric car and robbing the
passengers. two masked hghwaymen at
tempted 70 wreck the ear at South Mil.
vale early to-day By binding the crew
and sending the car, ngnided, down q
steep incline After halting the car
the two bandits boarded IL and, at the
point Of revolver, went through the
car demanding the money and vaiuables
Of the crew and passengers.
After collecting about s25 they bound
the crew of the car with ropes and then
started the car AZ fnll speed down an
incline Conductor kinsley succeeded,
however, IN crawling out 70 the plat
form and ierked the trolley from she
wire, after which the progress Of the
car was checked and many lives we're
saved. The robbers fed after starting
the car down the incline and have not
been apprehended.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
TALK OF The Town.

q G. Averill has discontinued giving
dancing lessons for the winter
Ladies, read Tassie Brothers bargain
Lenten sale al on page 9 to-day
The mission study course Of tie Church
Of the Good Shepherd viii meet with
Mrs LegouH, 28 Keith avenue Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock All ladies Of
the parish arc cordially invited
Trade unionits committees There
win be meeting Of the full com.
mittee 81 tie trade unionists on election
Of candidates FOR city offices. in the
Nichols block al 1880 tonight Lat
every member 81 the committee be pres-
emit Jas Autchs secretary Of committee
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were O. W 1aron,
Sd. Johasbury + @ Sinclair, Bufling.
ton X S Whittemore, II. Fl Barney
b S. HYDE, j e Smith, Boston A E
Plastridge. Northfeid. = II Upton. New
York: s. B. Phillips. Portland Me-;
Six members 81 the Wizard of Wise
land company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
STRUCK BY CAR,
BUT NOT BADLY HURT
Remarkably Lucky Escape for Charles
Donetti On North Main Street Yes
terday Afternoon.

Struck by rapidly moving electric
car. hurled several feet through the air
and escaping without broken bones vas
the thrilling experience Of six-yesr.old
Charles Donetti, son Of John Donctti Of
Smith street yesterday afternoon
The boy was riding on an express
team ana jumped oiF 1T the junction 81
North Main and Berlin streets Almost
upon him and behind him was the ear
which leaves this city for Montpelier
at es45 Apparently the boy did not
notice the car, FOR he started to cross
tho track directly in front Of il IN vain
Alotorman Charles Page rang the ben
and attempted to stop the car. il was
too near before he saw what the boy
was trying TO do. and the little fellow
was struck and thrown several feet 20
one side.
Richard Attridge and Angelo Botozzi
were standing nearby and ran to the
boys assistance Ire was net uneon.
scioas hut blood was running ID
stream from a long and ugly cash in the
top Of his head The Washington street
branch ear came along 1T Just this time.
and the boy was placed upon Il and
taken to the office Of Df. 3. q. Ghidella.
Examination showed that the only in
jury, except slight bruises, was the cut
IL The hoys head This was dressed
requiring several stitches to close il, aud
no nerfuanant III rae3litk are exneFfei
from lhe lads misadventure
People who saw The accident say that
the motorman did everything in his pow.
ct To stop the car before II struck the
boy The ear was in charge Of Con-
ductor George Annis and Motorman
Pare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
BY SMALL MARGIN.
Manchester Unity Won the Series IN
cribbage Tournament.

The last cribbare contest Of the second
series Of games held BY the Tnterfra.
tsruity eribhage league during the win
ter was played last evening between
the Catholic Order of Fnrestera team
and that representing the Red Men. The
Indians went down II defeat before their
pale.fsee brethren. and dse Of the eight
tables played
Last night play places the Manches
Ter Unity team at the head Of the list
and this team Is the winner Of the
league cup for the second time This
cup Is 70 be played for until some team
IL iha league shall have won It three
times, when il becomes The property Of
that team.
The Manchester Unitv's win this year
makes three 81 TIE four teams that have
held tha cup twice They are the Red
Men, Manchester Unity Odd Fellows. and
Catholic Order 81 Foresters
The standing Of the teams Of the
league at the end of the seasons play
fn1iopek.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED
in WESTMINSTER TODAY
Follows Hardest Fought Election IN His
tory 81 Eugisnd.--King win open
Session a Person Monday
Body Organizing.
60 OTganiEinG

London Feb Is. The third parlia
ment y King Edwards reign assembled
in Westminster today, following the
hardest fought election n the history
Of England The real session proper
begins Monday when the king opens
i ia person. The interim win Sc oc-
eupied in efieeting an organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
Senator TiIlman Ordered BY
Court To DO So
in DECISION MADE TODAY
Daughter-in-iaw Of the South Carolina
Senator Won out in Her sensa-
tional Suit for Custody Of
Her Children.

Columbia, s. G., Feb. Is ny the SUI
preme court decision to-day p the Til.
man habeas corpus ease Senator TIL
mans grandchildren were taken from
him and given to their mother. B, r.
Tillman, irs and BIS ufs separated some
time ago, and the grandparents Of the
children on the Tillman side took the
two children and Refused to surrender
them on request of the younger Mrs.
Iillman, whereupon she brought the
habeas corpus proceedings, which were
heard recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
SEARCHING FOR
NAVAL TUG NINA
Never Passed Fsnwick Island Light
ship at Entrance 10 Chesapeake,
Where She was Due
Sunday.

Washington D. G. Feb. ls.-Reports
from the navy department to-day IN.
dicate that the missing naval tug Nina,
probably succeeded in getting few
miles on her northward trip before 60
ing down or being blown out Of her
course The scout cruiser Salem re.
ports after ma king a search about Nor
folk, thai the missing vessel has not been
sighted BY the Fenwick Island light.
ship As the iightship is but o5 miles
from the entrance % the Chesapeake
and should have been passed Sunday X Isl
believed that the vessel never reached that
point
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
TUBERcUI0sIs EXHIBITS.
are 70, Be Continued il Various Places
in Vermont.

Burlington Feb I5 Dr r. n. But.
Ties left this morning for Morrisville and
HardMiek to make arrangements for tho.
giving 81 4 tuberculosis exhibit n those
places The dates which have been now
arranged for are If Milton on the 28th
and 25tb of this month IN Riehford on
the ard and 4th Of March. in Barton on
the 7ti and 9Th, ID Ivnaonville 90 Che
10th and litlh and q 81. Johnsbury en-
the l4th and l5th These exhibits are
given IN accordance with an act OF the
legislature which appropriated $1,000
for this purpose The ex6bits wiz Be
epcp e. the public during THE dav and
viii Be followed by al illustrated lee
ture il the evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
ON TRIAL JOINTLY.
Man and Woman Who Are Charged with
Brutal Murder.

Waterbury, Conn Feb. l5. Sophia
Kritchman, the Union City music teaeh.
er, and Joe Mitchell. the bartender. who
was an alleged aeeompliee Ia the brutal
murder Of her lover Bronislaw Kulvin.
skas, were jointly placed on trial IN tie
superior court to-day The coilple. who
mp 70 the murder bad been close friends.
hold no communication now II Is not
expected that a jury viii be secured for
week as the accounts Of the tragedy
have been read broadcast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
PHYSICAL BErrERMENT
Of Children Is Dr. ]. W. Jackson's Plat
form IN Election.


Editor Barre Daily Times A few
words Of explanation are due the voters
IN ward SIX as Il why ] have permitted
my name to be fled as a candidate for
the Office Of school commissioner, against
the regular nominee. Ny name would
have Been presented ID The caucus. IL
there had not been two mentioned As
ii was, / considered two candidates
enough and did rot allow niy name to
be presented. The other gentleman does
not care to enter contest, SO have
decided to be a candidate.
I have for several years had in mind
the idea Of aronsing little mere interest
in physical culture il The schools and,
being somewhat interested in It myself,
think / might interest tie commas
eioners and TIE large staff 81 teachers
in the same. and to certain degree im-
prove the general conditions of some Ok
the children Ii tie schools. ! know timrs
il much 70 attend to in the schoolroom
and very little time 70 spare. but nv
efforts, If elected, would Be to try and
improve 4 little on present conditions
physical. Respectfully,
Joe w Jackson.
Barre, Vt, February Il, 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
REFERRED TO NATIONAL
HEADQUARTERS
Further Action in Local Granite Situa-
ton Awaits Adviees from
Quincy.

After the action Of yesterdays meet
ing Of Barre branch, G. G. /. A., in re-
ieciing for the third time the PROPOSE
tion Of settlement as agreed % BY the
conference committees Of the branch and
the manufacturers, the whole matter, il
Is understood, was referred TO national
headquarters in Quincy Mass. No fur.
ther action win be taken locally until
word Is received from the national COM
mittse. and up to the time Of going 10
press to-day no word had been received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
DEATH OF MRS D. M MILES.
WeIl-known Barre Woman Passed Away
Last Night.


Mrs. Eta iMarrion) Miles, wife Of
David N Miles died at 5s45 o'clock last
evening AZ her home. l8 West street.
For several years. Mrs. Miles had been
in Ill health and since last August she
had been confined 70 her bed with heart
trouble and complication Of diseae
which caused her death She was a very
patient sufferer throughout her extreme
IL trying sickness, and during her last
hours made all the arrangements for
her funeral
Mrs Miles was born in Fairfield Feb
mary rs, 1859 and on January ls8s
was married % Air Miles, who with
four children, survives her, The ehil-
dren are Loretta Howard, Kathlsen and
Claire she also leaves two brothers and
two sisters Thomas Marion Of Roches.
ter, N. VI, Peter Marion of Keene,
N. H, Mrs } E sullivan of Hardwiek
and Mrs Mary Garvey Of this city Be-
sides her family She leaves to mourn
her loss a great many friends in this
city.
The funeral services will be held from
ST Mnnica's church Thursday morning
st Q o'clock. The nterment VIII Be il
the Catholic cemetery As special ~
quest Of the deceased the friends are
asked net to send Aowers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
FUNERAL IN BARRE.
OF MRS. Frank Stacy Who Died in Mont
psIIer On sunday

Funeral services over tlie remains of
Mrs Frank Stacy Of Montpelier, who
died Sunday as the result q taking paris
green we're held 40 the First Baptist
churcb ii this city At two O'Clock this
afternoon Rev W Ii Braiated. the
minister oiiiesated and William halIs
sang two selections The services were
attended bv many friends and the foW
ers were numerous. lnterment was
made II Hope cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
sooN AFrER wIFE.
Joel r Nichols Of Rutland Died Yester-
day Afternoos.

Rutland Feb just one Week aft
e Tie death Of RS wife Joel = Nichols
TED yesterday afternoon lie had been
an invalid for wears owing to rheu-
matism. He was q years Old.
in 1901 he enlisted ID the 9TH Ver-
mont regiment and saw three Years and
eight months 81 active service. The fan-
eral VII be held q The house Wednes.
day afternoon AZ 2 O'Clock ana viii be
in charge Of Roberts post, @ 3. Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
WATERBURY DENTIST
FILES IN BANKRUPTCY
Albert 0. Patterson Has Assets consid-
erably IN Excess Of Debt. Charles
A. Lucier Of Troy Also

Rutland Feb II Albert Q. Patter-
son Of Waterbury, q dentist and Charles
a Lneier q Troy = carpenier hled petit
tions IN bankruptcy to-day with Clerk
+ 7. Platt q tie United States court
The former has liabilities ii s2loo78
and assets Of sa.739 of which S7oo is
claimed as exempt The latter has lia.
bilities Of s3,459s5 and assets Of 81 220,
Of which s220 IS claimed as exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
MISREAD ORDERS
CAUSED WRECK
Many People Killed II Georgia Last
Night n Hsad-on Collision Of
Two Trains

Macon, Ca, Feb l5 Eight persons
are reported dead four probably fatally
injured and 20 hurt as result 81
head-on collision last night between pas
senger trains on the Georgia Southern
& Florida railroad, II miles south Of
Macon
It Is said that the crew Of the north
bound train misread orders and ran BY
Bon Aife, where the trains were ordered
TO pass.
The two locomotives and the baggage
and express ears were demolished The
coaches were piled i'll 4 heap Much
trouble was experienced in extricating
the bodies Of the dead and injured from
the wreckage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

IN Bankrupt Estate Of Of w Frank
Harris, Formerly 81 Barre.

The final accounts Of Homer ID Camp
as trustee il the bankruptcy case of
" Frank Harris. formefl yof Barre,
were allowed ii court st Montpelier to-
day. Il wRs stated that the creditors
viii ret but 3 small proportion Of their
clsims Dschafees were gfanied to-day
Is Charles Miller of Cabot and Daniel
Ssule Of Waterbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
NEW HAVEN GIFTS
PlTTSFIELD LINE
Subsidiary Corporation Secures Control
Of Trolley Company, Cars Of
Which Recently colided
in Dalton.

Pittsfeld Mass, Feb La The pass
ing 81 control Of the Pittsaeld street
RaiIWay company 10 the New s ory. New
iaYen s Hartford RailwaY company
Was practically consummated at q e0u-
ference held % This oity late vester-
day, according to an unofficial announce
meni
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
WAS ROUND DEAD.
Frank Gokey, Aged 20, Of West Georgia.
Probably Suffocated.

Georgia, Feb l5.-Trank Cokey was
found dead Ia tie woodshed Of the
schoolhouse az West Georgia Saturday
morning. He WAS employed there as
lanitor. Mr. Gokey was subject 70 fts
and It is supposed that he had one. fell
On bis face and auffocated. He was the
only son Of Mr. and Mrs Norman Gokev
and was Is years of age The funeral
was held at the house yesterday at
eleven o'clock, Rev. p F. Nye ofIiciat-
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
DEATH AT NoRTHFrELD.
Henry Averill who Was a Respected
Citizen.

Northfeld, Feb l5 Henry Ayerill,
for many years respected citizen Of
this place, died at bis home on Gem
ter street extension yesterday at the
age Of 73 wears, after two weeks Ill
ness with measles
Mr. Avafil WIS for many years a
farmer il Little Mortified his home be-
ing burned about four wears ago. Since
that time Bio has been living IL This
place.
lie is survived BIZ his wife and two
adopted sons William Pope If Roxbury,
who has cared fol him during his illness,
and Mr. Gould Of Barre