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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
GONVICTS SHOT
IN PRISON RIOT
WILD DEMONSTRATION IN
SAN QUENTIN PRISON.
One Dead, Two Wounded Before
Protest of COnvicts Over
Food Is Subdued.

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. June "a
continuation today OF the grub
strike demons ration begun yester-
day in San Quentin prison, developed
into riot In the general mess hail.
as result OF which one prisoner was
shot and killed and two were
wounded.
The dead. II. l.. Lynwood. a naval
prisoner serving a term Of six and
one-half years for desertion and i'm
personating an officer.
The wounded: Frank Taylor. a
negro, serving twenty years for rob.
berry committed in San Francisco.
shot through hand.
II. a. George. struck in leg by
glancing bullet
Nineteen hundred prisoners we're
sitting down 10 dinner shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon when 200 or
300 OF them began concerted demon.
stration. Not content with voiciug
their protests with shrieks and cat.
calls. the demonstrates began throw
| ing dishes and food about. Some
made a rush for the adjoining kitchen
and began hurting heavy pots and
pans around the room. The men were
driven out with TIE hose spouting
steam. several OF jhe rioters being
severely burned
Alarm Is Given
NO sooner had the mutiny started
than the prison bell was sounded
with the lock up signal The major.
ity of the men who had taken no part
in the demonstration and we're
anxious 10 escape from the hall made
a rush for the three doors At two
OF the doors the men passed unmo.
Tested A. the third several Of the
, rioters gathered and endcavored 10
block egress their purpose being TO
keep the men in the mess hall and
prolong the demonstration
u was here that Lynwood. one Of
the leaders Of the mutineers was shot
down a guards bullet pierced his
chest and he died almost instantly.
Taylor also tried 90 block the pas
sagevay and hc received a bullet
through the hand Tho bullet glanced
from the floor and struck George in
the lex. George had taken no part In
the disturbance Only these TWO shots
were fred
The prisoners we're quickly marched
10 their cells but the rioters even
after being locked up. continued their
shricks of defiance and kept up their
shouting a. intervals until late 10.
night
Warden John IoyIe said tonight
that 30 or 90 ~ today'a muffuerrs
would bo severely disciplined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
v. S. NAVY ORDERS
SHIPS TO HAVANA.


WASHINGTON. June g-The navy
department. acting under instructions
from the state department. tonight
ordered Admiral Osterhaus to proseed
forthwith from Key West to Havana
with one dispatch ship and one other
ship. These orders were issued by
the state department after the receipt
OF dispatch from Minister Beau
prequ reporting that conditions in
Havana and suburbs of the city had
assumed the character OF a race war.
II is probable thstAdmiral Osterhaus
besides the despatch ship will take
his flagship. the Washington into Gu
ban waters
Minister Beauprequ's message said
that conditions in and around Havana
had been menacing since Friday night
and that last night there were anti
negro demonstrations OF large pro-
portions by irresponsible elements.
and that there we're clashes in every
quarter OF Havana and vicinity. He
reported that the negroes were being
goaded into violence and that other
foreigners and many Cubans. he said.
were very apprehensive and desired
the sending Of an American war yes
sci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
AIR TRAGEDY
FATAL TO TWO
BIRDMAN KIMNIERLING
AND PASSENGER DEAD
MOnoplane Plunges Down Three
Hundred Feet Like a Shot
at Flight in France.

MOURMELON. France. June O.
Kimmerling. one OF the best known
aviators, and an engineer. Tonnel
who was flying with him as a pas.
senger. were instantly killed today
by a fall OF 300 feet. Kimmerlinr
was trying out new monopIane. The
machine was seen TO oscillate VIC.
lently. and then SUDDENLY IL dropped
straight to earth.
kimmerling had taken part in many
important competitions, including the
Paris-Rome-Turin race in MAY 1911.
and the European race in July OF the
same year. in which he finished
fourth. and the double fatality com.
ing so quickly after that of yesterday
when Nisseur was killed. has had a
depressing effect upon the aviators
gathered here.
Kimmerling was veteran airman
Of great experience. and was consider.
ed cautious aviator. The machine
was wrecked and II WIS therefore i'm.
possible 70 ascertain the cause OF the
accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
VERMONT GOVERNOR HAS
THROWN HAT IN RING
New Englanders Contend Vice
Presidency Fight Is Between
Mead and Incumbent.

CHICAGO. June Governor John
4 Mead. ~ Vermont. to-day threw HE
hat into the vice presidential rink OF
rho Chicago convent.o on. being ,ho fret
announced candidate for the second
place on the Republican national
Ticket except vice President Sherman.
Who is a candidate f0r denomination
Governor Meads campaign was start
rd in rho morning by B. Manning
NJ chicago. after receiving This word
from FermOnta chief executive.
Start Tho bali rolling Z will arrive
next Thursday afternoon
J T.. Lewis. on attorney OF Norfh
Troy Vermont. viii come from fhe
Green Mountain state in a few days fo
oron up fhe headquarferH and manage
fh" governors campaign for the vice
presidential nomination
Announcement Of The Mead caudI
oacy caused the convention political
gossip to take the general .rcud
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HATFTELD'S MAJORITY GROWS

swIsher and a plurality over both can-
didates Of l9.O67
As for Sutherland. his total vote now
reaches the figure ~ 57.365 against a
total Tor Tetcr of 1855. or a majority
for Sutherland OF 1850. with indica-
tions hot % viii be even greater when
the missing counties report
The vote on the hght for commits
sioncr of agriculture nov is 90 com
plete as 10 remove all doubt as 10
Williams having a big majority over
Dr A. A. Moore. Of rarkcrsburg. ns me
new totals give Mr. Moore 1897 and
Mr Williams 3S.6f1.
stuart Reed. for secretary Of state.
has a vote of 1881. against a vote of
~ S56 for King
VI p. Shawkcv. FOR superintendent
Of schools. has won out over T. r.
Murray. Of williamson. BY a good ma
iority. the vote very nearly complete
being 29.39S for Murray. and ff.sOs for
Shawkcy
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Is NOW 31O76 WITH
FOUR COUNTIES OUT.
Hatfield and Sutherland Both Pass
Fifty thousand Mark in
Their Vote.

Tho phenomenal races made BY Dr.
Hatfield for the gubcrnatorial uomina-
ton. and Hon. Howard Sutherland for
congressman atlarge. continue 90 hold
the centre Of the stage in Republican
political situation Where the maiori-
tIcs VIII stop is a matter of specula-
tlon. Roth have exceeded the fondcst
expectations Of their friends. and with
total votes now exceeding the nfy
thousand mark. and stll mounting up
ward. maioriues and pIuralities have
The layman guessing With the vote
from Grant. pendleton. Webster and
Wyoming missing. though 10 o. known
an went favorable to- Dr. Hatfield. he
now has a total vote Of 52.1N aeainst
vote of 2O.372 Tor Svisher and n vote
% l2O09 for Dillon This gives Dr
Hatfield a majority Of 31.O76 over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
DEMAND FOR SEATS
At Democratic National Convention Il
Surprising That Of Any
Former Year.

NEW YORK. June a-I'rey Woodson.
secretary OF the Democratic national
committee. arrived today for "a confer
enCe tomorrow with Chairman Norman
y. Mack. 40 which final arrangements
for the convention az Baltimore will be
considered
The committee is overv heimed with
demands for seats
The convention hail seats 5000 and
neiur in TIE center NJ n population uf
nearly 10000 .0on.' said Secretary Wool
son. the demand for admission b. the
greatest in years"
The committee ON credentials will
have little 20 do 40 baltimore. Mr Wool
son said. The only contests Of which
notice has been filed are over delegates
from the Philippine Islands District Of
Columbia and Porto Rico
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HAVANA, June "a deluge OF rain
which began this morning and threat
ened TO continue all night. relieved the
city or Havana OF the dreaded peril
OF an uprising OF the whites against
the negroes. The streets OF the
capital this evening were deserted
save for patrols OF mounted rurales
and regular infantry. the police and
home guards. There was not the least
indication of disorder
The riot last night, while extending
to all parts of the city and causing
general excitement and alarm, result
ed in few casualties. The disturbance
lasted only short time. but was con-
sidered serious as Indicative of the
bitter animosity OF whites towards the
negroes. which has been largely TO
mented by reports OF assaults upon
white women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
$50 FRENCH SAILORS
STRIKE. TtEiNG UP SHIP

HAVRE. Juse 9-Fircmcu. trim.
mers and sailors to the number 81
$50 left the French lines France 10
day just as tho vessel was about 20
sail for New York The men demand.
cd an increase in wages Of 30 francs
per month for the firomcn and %
francs for the others when refused
they len IN "a body and the sailing
Of the France was postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
SICK WOMAN CARRIED
FROM BURNING HOUSE

Special r'arof.r fr uIr rrfeuurrnrrr
MORGANTOWN. w Va. June A
Mrs George wade Of NJ Morris.
near This place. had narrow escape
Saturday afternoon when che was
carried from "a sick bed in burning
house which caught fire during tho
absence Of the members of the fam
iiy The house. which is located In
the country district burned to the
ground inEurinr a heavy loss on tho
owner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
SANTIAGO. CHILE. FLOODED
WHEN DAMS BREAK

SANTIAGO Chile. juno Tho
river MapOchn. swollen by hrlv,
rains has broken the dame. causing
an overflow in parts of tho city of
Santiago severe damage ha. been
done. especially in tho poorer die
fricta. and several persons have bcan
drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
IA ARE HURT
when street Car. Turns ovsr with
Crowd Returning Prom
Outing.

wtLKEsHARRE "a. june An
rIcrfrI. cor and trailer nu f.r Tfar,rv.r
Lake HrfrU" uf The WUksaIarrr and
Wyoming valley Traction tnmnHrf.
nIIrI with rra"frrfra returning from an
outing no NIrrrF'a fUra struck ar obs
sfrurf.Hr ul fHr tack uu H curve near
IuErrue borough at o'clock fhIa after.
noon lifiH core wrr0 iort.lad rrT fra
forward one fuupIrI over on Ifa side
Fourteen ~ fHr passenger were InInraf.
but unIF three aer.uH. Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
WOMAN KILLS Man
WHO ANNOYED HEB

SHAMOETN. Pa. June John Rarv.
% local insurance agent. was shot and
fatally wounded hy Mrs Maggie Pepper
lt her home here tonight The woman
then gave herself up Recently Mrs.
Pepper had Ramp arrested. alleging that
he vas rcrncrutinE her Tonight he APP
rearcd a. the wumun'a home and she
shot him. Both are married and have
known each other for n Ions time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
REAR ADMIRAL DIES
VIM. Henry Everett U. s. ~. Called
BY Death ~ Newport
sunday

NEWPORT 70. s.. june % Rear
Admiral William Henry Everett A.
s. ~ freuredI. died at bic home in
This city this morning To had boon
hl Tor long time with compHca.
tl0u ~ diseases
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aERnaAu wARsHIPs IN
VIEW YORK HARBoH

NEW YORK june % 1. Esrorted by
fhe ear md division ~ the United gtafrH
NflHufIr fleet with Admiral Wins.
s1w iu command. che three visiting war-
ships uf The German uHtF... tnr MuIfkr.
r urhnref lr tho Hudson river whrro
thousands viewed fhe rumrarInnabIc
funfirr craft
The visitors VII Do fno official guests
10 fhr rIfF Tor the uruf four dave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
DoCron Hunnrns IN
ArnaHGP TO PATrEWT

uUfIE-rEu. ISL June %
a nEirH.Hrrnu wHe employed
today af IIHmmnu IHTuff fn COM
Uru iT T. D. Alden fn f-rh1rH. ln
bake kfuFH. rfrNf mIfna away.
where boy wua believed fn DO
HHTrflrr from lHrrIaaIHu OF tho
HrH.r uH fNr result Hf H fHl1 down
stairs lr Affeu'a automobile
NnIErI 1ul Dol wna about fn frfa.
phone fnr smother car when be-
nnw on arruulHrr soaring over.
heal Hush IuHfurur tho nrf.
Hfnr. uHa hailed and air minutes
after fne physician boarded fHa
machine DO wua af fhe eide of
frr patient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
HAVANA SAVED
BY RAIN STORM
DOWNPOUR PUTS AN END
TO ANTI. NEGRO RISING.
Navy Department Orders Part of
Fleet at Key West to
Hurry to Havana
PRESIDENT GOMEZ
DECLINES TO TALK.

HAVANA. Js-ae 9.-President
Gomez. on being informed tonight
that American war ships had been
ordered to Havana. declined to
make any comment. Senior Ram
irez. the presidential secretary,
however said that the President
has expressed neither satisfac-
ton nor regret on the receipt of
the news.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10

ohio ana Wsatsrn PsnusvIvsri. -,
eonday md Tuesday light variabls
Wsst virEinia-osnsrsuy fair MonaAy
ana Tuesday.
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1900 vACCruArup
~ PHTLADnLFHIA uosPrrAr.

PffffAUrIrffA. furr Fourteen
hunfrff inmates 10 fne ThI.rIrlrHfa hos.
rifHI were NHr.IuHfrf fu.HF follow Ink
IUe discovery that orc off ono rHfIarfr a
urgru. uaa aunrrlrg from smallpox
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
Fugitive Rebel Chief
Nabbed ByUncleSan
ENRILE. ONCE NEXT TO
OROZCO. Is PRISONER
Weak From Wounds He May De
Turned Over to Mexico on
ENLIGHTENMENT Charge.
His Former Jailor. Capt. Con.
zales, found Slain After Rebel
Fled Mexico.
REBELS ROUTED
IN BATTLE IN MEXICO.

Ell PASO. Texas. June O.
Mexican Counsel Lorente to-day
received word that the rebel
forces Of Generals Campo and Ar
gumende were routed at Nazaz.
fifty miles east OF Torre-on by
General Banquet and 1900 feder-
al caviery who claimed to have
the last remanent OF the rebels
surrounded.
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TAFT "rfrrrIrs" committee 10 take
charge ~ fHe preaIdrnfs rra-couventIon
carrpaiEn ir con junction vifr Rsprever-
fnfvr william W Mckinley. director ~
the national Tnft bureau. was named to-
uIEhf aa frifUwH
Joseph D. FstI.rE. Of Indiana william
Barnes. Ir.. ~ Nnw York. senator HnIan
penruse ~ TenuHE .arfH. DffD r. gfcI-
feI ~ Missouri Governor John o.. Mead.
~ Vermont. Ralph Campr1n. ~ Arizona. f.
Coontinusd on Pare EightJ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06
Middlebury Summer Session Faculty.

The faculty Of the summer session of
Middlebury college was announced to-
day by Prof. Raymond Mcfarland. di-
rector. A strong aggregation of spe-
cialists from the college faculty and
from other educational institutions has
been secured to meet the demands of
an increasing patronage. Hon. Payson
Smith, state superintendent of public
schools, Maine, win give lectures IN edu-
cation the first days Of the session.
Prof. II. Parker Williamson. of the uni
versitv Of Chicago, and DR.. Gina A.
Ratti, of Northwestern university, will
give instruction in romance languages.
Roth these men are alumni of Middle
bury. The department of German will
be presided over by Dr. Ray w. Petten-
gill, of Harvard university, and John
H. Bachmann, of Brown university, both
specialists in Germanic languages
and lteratures. DIR. Julian w.
Alternately of Burlington, formerly prin-
ciral of the Berkeley Institute of Brook
lyn, a graduate and trustee of the col
lcge, viii offer courses in English litera-
ture. Harlan 7. Stetson of the Wilder
Dartmouth college. viii give
courses in physics and astronomy. John
Barlow, professor of zoology. Rhode Is
land State College, an alumnus of Mid
do bury, will have charge OF the biologi-
cal laboratory. The members Of the
college faculty who offer courses are
Prof. Mcfarland in education, Wether-
ell in history, Cunningham in psych-
oloey, Cady in English White in Latin,
Lyford in chemistry and agronomy, and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06

The baseball squad at Aiddlebury col
lepe began indoor practice in the gym
nasum Monday afternoon. It is re-
ported that the Addison county college
posses some excellent material this
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06

Crosse in mathematics. Principal Archie
s. Hartman Of Middlebury will again as
sist in Latin and mathematics and Prin-
cipsl H. A. Farrar of New Haven in
elementary agriculture. Other special
lists are Mabel b. Hall, teacher in the
Philadelphia School of Industrial Art,
Marion Spaulding, teacher Of domestic
science in the Dedham high school, Mas
sachusetts, and n. Pauline lockwood,
teacher of music, Castleton Normal
school. A state summer school, au-
tlorized by Mason S. Stone, state SUI
perintendent OF education, win be CON
Quoted jointly with the session the first
ten days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06

FOR sALE-Dining table, almost new. In
qaire at harrington Avenue up stairs. 29etf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06
For Sale Cheap

Saw mill at Roxbury, Vermont, situated in
Roxbury Village with side track running right
beside the mill. has platform and two airs can
be Loaded at once right out of mill No. / Lane
mill, AL foot carriage; iron saw frame, 45-inch
Zoe saw; double edger pianer, butting saws
slab saw pull-in rig belting, shafting and all
rugged for same ~ horse power boiler, IL x i8
Atlas engine, nearly new. which gives plenty OF
power, drive wheel Is inches . feet; a laige
roomy mill building, two story, covered with
slate. there is now large amount Of custom
logs in yard ready to be cut and many more to
come in. A good chance for someone to get
right to work and make money. his property
win be sold very cheap as find my health and
other business win not permit me to attend TO
IL longer. Also, If wanted about 500 acres of
timber land, largely spruce which would come
to the above mill handiy; also house and grist
mill with water power; also double tenement
house and small farm in Mortified, Vermont;
also several other pieces of real estate for sale.
G. X. ANDREWS. Mortified, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest From Diff
ferent Sections.

Il. w. Chickering of Hardwiek has
been granted patent on ladder hook
After an eight years passionate, Rev.
j. H. Haigh has rendered his resigna-
ton to the trustees of the Middletown
Springs Congregational church.
Middlebury college freshmen are to
debate on, the question, 'Resolyed, For
the Average Student the Small Col
lege is Preferable to the Large One
Two years ago at this date, farmers
were making sugar in Stowe. DURING
thiF week the Thermometers has gone
down to Is and q degrees below zero.
At its mills in Wnooski, the Amer
lean Wooden company has posted no
tees of a five per cent. increase in
wages, principally for the piece and hour
work.
Orwell women served lunch to the vot
ers of their town at the March meet
ing and the proceeds secured will be de-
voted to making old military roads in
the town.
+. A. Cummings, director of boys
work in the Burlington Y. NJ. G. A., has
declined the urgent offer to fill sim
liar capacity in the Y. NJ. c. A. at
Saratoga, n. Y.
Fred Bresette of Norwich, a farmer,
has fled a petition in bankruptcy with
Clerk f. S. Plat OF the United States
court. His liabilities are 81 ,497 % and
he places his assets at $l,l29.
In different parts of Middlebury Mon
day morning, thermometers registered
from II to "a degrees below zero. The
record is believed to be unprecedented
for March 4 in Addison county.
The baseball squad at Middlebury col
lepe began indoor practice in the gym
nasium Monday afternoon. 1t is re-
ported that the Addison county college
possesses some excellent material this
year.
Vermont engineers will meet in Bur.
lington tomorrow night to listen to an
address on the New York state barge
canal and it's relation to Lake Cham
plain, by Mortimer G. Barnes of AL
bany, n. Y.
President Guy Potter Benton of the
Of Vermont has returned from
st. Louis, Mo-, where he attended
meeting of the department superintend-
ents Of the National Educational com
mittee.
Vermont will meet Dartmouth three
times on the baseball diamond this
spring, according to an agreement which
the arrangements of the two teams have
reached The last game will
be played at Burlington June %.
Mrs. Della Harris, who died in Al
bany, N. y, February %, was the wife
OF Hiram NJ. Harris, for many years
editor of the Glens Falls Republican.
Her father, Col, Lee T. Rowley, con-
Quoted a hotel IN Granville for many
years.
The United States civil service com
mission will hold examinations for
stenograpbers and typewriting at Rut-
land March %. Appointments open in
clude Washington, Panama, the Philip
pines, Montreal, Quebec, st, John, Hall
fax, Canada
When she removed the cover from a
on the stove at her home in
Rutland Saturday, Miss Margaret Mon
ohan was struck in the face by boil
ing water and badly burned One eye
was affected by the liquid, but the wom.
ans sight will be saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06
WALES, CABOT, VERMONT

Maker Of the famous Wales Sleigh, built
low, price low. outwear any three sale
sleighs. New work of all kinds built
to order Repairing and hoTseshoeing
speciality All work guaranteed. Agent
for DR.. Lawyers Remedies. Liniment,
Condition Powders, Worm Powders,
Cough Mixture, Hoof Grower and 0int-
ment. The only IMMINENT sold that will
relieve rheumatism, sore throat, lame
ness, etc, in "a hours Everything sold
with a guarantee of "Your money re-
turned if not satisfactory"
Manufactured by
E. W. LAWYER, V. S, RIcHFORD, VT.
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EGGS FOR SALE -Kellers.rass White Or
pington eggs for Matching. Orders now booked.
Mrs n. A. Gordon, 81 Hill Street. Barre. Vt.
Telephone 267-2 e86tf
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In different parts of Middlebury Mon
day morning, thermometers registered
from II to "a degrees below zero. The
record is believed to be unprecedented
for March 4 in Addison county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06
SALE
of
Personal Property |!
l will sell at Public Auction to the
hinhast hidda1. on
thursday, March 7. 1912.


on the premises where now live, known
as the Warren Nye or Partridge Place,
situated about minutes walk from
East Barre, Vt, on the main road ia
Orange and Topsham, the following:-
/ PAIR OF CHESTNUT HORSES
and years, weight about 1000 lbs,
well matched. sound and kind. good
workers and drivers, single and double
l good pair of Work Harnesses, / single
Work Harness, 2 single Drive Har-
nesses, 2 Open Buggy Wagons, | One
horse Lumber Wagon, Sleigh, l set of
Two-horse Traverse Seds, ! one-horse
Sled, one-half interest in a nearly new
Mccormick Reaper and Binder, Horse
Hoe, Plow, Cultivator, Buffalo Robe, A
Milk Cans. Also Neck Yokes, Whitfie-
trees, Chains, Iron Bars, Forks, Rakes
and Shovels.
Household Furniture. Il Parlor Suit
of Upholstered Chairs and Couches,
2 full Chamber Suits, Single beds, 5
Bed Springs and Mattresses, 2 Feather
Beds and Quilts and Pillows, dozen
Chairs, Z Rocking Chairs. Bureau,
Couch, Table, Commode, Parlor Stand,
and other Stands, a number of Pic
lures, 8 Carpets and lot of Rugs, 3
Clocks, l large Stone Meat Jar. with all
kinds of Dishes and Glass, Iron, Tin and
Wooden Ware, with many articles not
mentioned. All TO be sold without re-
serve or limit. as / am breaking up
housekeeping.
Terms at time of sale.
MRS. GEORGE TR0MBLEY,
Owner.
c. F. Smith, Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06

TO RENT-A tenement Uf six rooms with
bath, electric lights. furnace heat. inquire OF
Mrs W. Garvey, l6 Pearl Street, 1itf