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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
F. [. GREENE ELECTED,
VOTING WAS LIGHT
ST. Albans Man New Congressman from
First District to Succeed Late
David ]. Foster, Election Be-
ing Held Yesterday.

Burlington, July 3l.-With less than
1000 votes east, an exceedingly small
number, Frank l.. Greene, Republican
of st. Adams was elected representative
in Congress TO fill out the unexpired term
of the late David j. Foster OF Burlng.
ton. Mr.. Greene received 3476 votes
10 456 for John Spargo, Socialist, and 25
fo1 P. NJ Meldon of Rutland, Democrat
1t was special election, and many
voters are said to have been unaware
that an election was to be held. In at
least two towns no votes were cast, the
town clerk OF Dandy in Rutland county
50 reporting regarding his town. and
Peru in Bennington county being an
other. Mr. Greene carried every town
IN the district except Mount Tabor in
Rutland county. where the ten votes
we're divided between him and Mr..
Spargo.
Mr. Spargo polled his largest vote in
his home town. where he had l02 votes.
He received 81 votes in Rutland City
and 10 in Pawlet. In Readsboro he had
% to Mr. Greene's 2s, in Nergenres 10
to Greenes 30, in Milton Is to Greene's
o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31

of Democratic statesmen and long rec
ord OF Democratic craftsmanship.
we have confidence in the nominee ol
the national convention at Baltimore
and faith in his success at the polls.
1--WE believe the candidates named al
the state convention in Montpelier. head
ed by Harland B. Howe, are worthy OF
the support OF every good citizen ol
Vermont. And we pledge our hearty
earnest and united support to the candi.
dates OF those conventions.
'ssVe endorse the statement of Demo.
cratic principles adopted at the Balti.
more convention and their application to
Vermont affairs in the platform of thu
Montpelier convention.
"We pledge our undivided support to
the candidates of this convention, and
we call on all good citizens who desire
improvements in the material, political
and moral conditions Of the state and
nation to aid us in overthrowing the
party of privilege and reaction
The resolutions were adopted. Ad,
journment OF the convention was taken
at o'clock this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
BOYS BODY WAS FOUND
IN Is FEET OF WATER
Carl SIENNA, 13, of Williston, Was
Drowned Yesterday Afternoon While
Bathing in Winooski River.

Burlington July 3l.-The treacherous
currents in the Winooski river claimed
another victim yesterday afternoon in
the person of Carl Senna l3-year-old
Williston boy, who was drowned while
bathing off Red Rocks, short distance
below the falls at Winooski. The body
was found several hours later in 10 feet
of water and was taken last night to
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Medor Sennas
SIENNA was in swimming with a coLsin,
Clayton Ashenfelter, whom he was Wis
iting, at the time of the accident. Both
boys started to cross the river in what
they thought was shallow water when
they suddenly went in over their heads
Ashenfelter could swim and got over to
the other shore all right but SIENNA was
swept under by the swift current
Help was soon at hand. coming in an
swer to the cries of the boy who was
saved but nothing was seen of SIENNA.
Rowboats were pressed into service and
an effort was made to recover the body
but no results were reached until eight
O'Clock when Edward Curren discovered
il in Is feet of water. The boy was
tightly grasping bush, when pulled to
the surface.
The body was taken to the undertsk
ing rooms of A. f. Clement in Winooski
after the arrival of Health Officer Dal-
ton, and was afterwards carried TO viii
liston, where the burial will take place
This section of the river is exception
ally dangerous to bathers and hardly
year passes without one or two drown
ings.
The boy leaves three brothers and FIVE
sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
OPERA SINGER OBSERVED
march, Maggi Taken to State Hospital
At Waterbury To-day.

march, Maggi of River street, an indie
pendent granite manufacturer, called at
the office of DR.. c. T. Camp on Washing
ton street this morning to have piece
of steel removed from his eye. DIR.
Camp noted the apparently unbalanced
state the man was in and called the
police headquarters. Maggi was taken
TO the station and DIR. J. W, Stewart,
city physician, was called and after a
brief examination it was decided that
he should be taken to Waterbury for
observation. Maggi is a man that has
for the past few weeks been wandering
the streets pouring forth the Italian
opera classics. He carried, carefully
wrapped in a newspaper, his manuscript
music.
Maggi was taken this afternoon to
Waterbury by Wilbur Shepard, overseer
of the poor, and Officer George Carle.
Maggi will be placed under observation
at the state hospital, and in two weeks
will appear before the probate Judge
at Montpelier to have his case deter
mined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
And Many More Otherwise In
jured in London Today
DURING STRIKE ON DOCKS.
Strikers Attacked 1000 Former Strikers
Who Returned to Work and IL Police
men Stationed at Victoria Docks
Were Taken by Surprise.

London, July 3l.-Thirty persons were
wounded By bullets and many Others
were injured as the result of rioting on
the Victoria docks to-day when two
thousand former strikers, who appeared
for work formed their places occupied by
on-lmionists. They defied the union to
eject them and a severe fight en-
sued. The twelve policemen, who
are stationed there, were taken by sur
prise and were powerless in the face Of
the crowd. However, by noon the police
were in control of the situation.
Riotous outbreaks occurred at several
other docks, and minor inquiries to par
ticipants were numberless.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
DENIES GUILT
WHEN CAUGHT
J. Sherman Gray Arrested for
Murder of Naomi Mitchell
AFTER LON ARD PURSUIT
The s Face Is Scratched and
II = Are Sore and Blistered--
Was Arrested at Brooks,
Me-, Last Night.

Bangor, Me-, July Sl.-J. Sherman
Gray, the farmland charged with the
murder Of Naomi Mitchell, the l4-year-
old Carmel girl, was brought here from
Brooks to-day. Gray, when arrested at
Brooks last night, denied his identity
at first, but under pressure of sharp
questioning. he finally admitted that be
was the man for whom the countryside
had been searching for the past week.
However, Gray denied all knowledge Oh
the crime with which he IS charged. He
claimed that he had been doing odd Jobs
of work since he left his home. Gray's
face is scratched and his feet are sore
and blistered. He was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Estes. Sheriff White of Carmel
was notified of the capture, and he want
at once to Brooks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
FAIRLEE FIRE VICTIMS DEAD.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Perkins Died in Hos
pital, Another Probably Fatally Burned.

Fairlee. July 3l.-Mr. and Mrs. C. E..
Perkins of Flushing, L. l., who were
victims of the fire at the Glens Falls
house here yesterday, when their daugh-
ter, Effie. and Miss Florence Albee OF
Springfield. Mass, were fatally burned,
died at the Mary Hitchcock hospital at
Hanover, n. H., few hours after their
removal there yesterday. Miss Bernice
Bean OF Springfield. Mass, who jumped
from a third-story window, is also be.
lieved to have been fatally hurt Miss
Alice Perkins survives, though seriously
burned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
To CARRY OUT POLICIES
or FORMER RULER
Declared To-day By the New Emperor
of Japan. His First Proclamation
Delivered Before Big Crowd

Toxic, Japan, July 3l.- Yoshihito, en-
peror of Japan, read his first proclama-
tion before an immense gathering to-
day. I'm the administration we hope not
to be misled," he said. We shall en-
deavor to sustain and further the great
work done and undertaken by the for
mer emperor" The proclamation paid
lengthy tribute to the dead ruler.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
Band Concert Program.

The following is the program for the
concert by the Barre Citizens band this
evening:
March international Peace II. Miller
Overture -"Italian in Algiers" Rossini
Parade of the Dolls r. Gruenwald
Waltz-.Passion of the Heart '......
................ George ID. Barnard
"Haviland's Happy Hits" R. L. Halle
alop-"Infernar'. ar'............C. Rolling
Finale. Observation-Disclosures ID. w. Reeves
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
New England's Fat Mems Club.

Announcement is made that the New
England Fat Mems club will meet at
White River Junction during the state
fair week. holding banquet in Odd Eel
lows hall on the night of September IL
at 7:30 o'clock. Former Congressman
J. j. Lentz of Ohio is expected to give
an address. There will be Fat Mems
tent on the state fair gounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
WAS KICKED TO DEATH
BY FRACTl0US HORSE
Moses Finnegan of North Pomfret Struck
Horse on Nose and Animal Wheeled
And Kicked Him Over Heart.

Woodstock, July 3l.-Moses Finnegan
of North Pomfret was instantly killed
negan held the halter of the led horse
he was leading kicked him in the stom-
ach. He was 80 years of age and leaves
a wife.
Finnegan was riding in the rear of
a wagon with a companion driving. Fin
negan held the halter of the lead horse,
which persisted in coming up to the wag-
on. Finnegan struck the animal on the
nose with his hand and the horse wheeled
and kicked.
The animals hoofs struck Finnegan
near the heart, causing death instantly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
EIGHT INDICTMENTS IN
STREET CAR STRIKE
Were Reported by Grand Jury in Boston
Today After Two Weeks Investiga-
ton of Conditions.

Boston. July 3l.-After two weeks of
investigation of the recent strike of the
employees of the Boston Elevated Rail-
way company, the grand jury to-day
reported secret indictments. Judge
Pierce. who received the indictments, was
Informed by a reporter of the partial
settlement of the trouble. The grand
jury will continue its investigation on
August /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
VICIORI0U5 ATHLETES
RETURNING HOME
Part of American Team at Stockholm Ar
rived in New York This
Morning. ...

New York, July 3l.-The advance
guard of the army of athletes returning
from the Olympic games at Stockholm
arrived here to-day on the steamer Va
derland. Among the bronzed athletes
We're representatives of all branches of
sport A crowd met them at the wharf
The members of the team all appeared
pleased at reaching New York again.
They had splendid voyage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
wINDHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Held Their Convention at BrattleborC
Yesterday Afternoon.

Brattleboro, July 3l-The Democrats
of Windham county in convention here
yesterday nominated the following coun-
ty ticket: For senator's, Austin w
Rowell OF Brattleboro. and DR. O. NJ
George of Bellows Falls; for assistant
Judges. II. j.. Porter of Wilmington. T
u. Davis OF Grafton; for sheriff, Frank
l.. Wellman of Gulford; judges of pro-
bate. John f. Gale of Guilford and r. J.
Wolf of Bellows Falls; states attorney,
A. p. Carpenter of Bratleboro; high
bailitf, w. II. Haywood of Brattlebofo.
R. S. Childs of Brattleboro was chair
man. and l.. A. Brown of Wilmington
and J. A. Byrne of Bellows Falls were
secretaries OF the convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
DR.. RICHARDSON, FAMOUS
! SURGEON, DIED TO-DAY
His Skill in Appendicitis Operations Was
Recognized Throughout the World
He Died of Heart
Failure.

Boston, July 3l.--Dr. Maurice Howe
Richardson. one of the foremost sur
geons of the country, died to-day OF
heart failure having been found dead
jim bed His skill in removing the vermi-
form appendix was recognized through
out the world. DR.. Richardson was 90
years of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
G. F. SMITH IN FIELD
FOR GOVERNOR OF VT,
Master Of State Grange Is Candidate
of Progressive Prohibition Party and
Will Tour the Farming District
of the State.

Morrisville. July 81 Clement F,
Smith, master of the state grange, is
in the fight for the governorship as the
candidate Of the Progressive Prohibition
party and says that he viii make an
aggressive canvass and tour of the farm
ing districts of the state from now to
the day of the election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31

There will be a meeting of the nation
al Progressive party in Miles hall thil
wednesday, evening, at 1880 o'clock
All are invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31

George Ashland. who has been visiting
in this city for the past few days as
the guest of friends, returned yesterday
to his home at Lseonia, y. II,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31

The ticket was nominated as follows:
Senators-Dr. NJ. f. Mcclure of Mont
peler. A. L. Hewitt of Berlin and r b.
Luce of Waterbury.
Warren and DIR. II. s. Carver of Marsh
field.
Judge of probate-Frank j. Martin of
Barre.
Stae's attorney-H C. Shurtleff of
Montpelier.
Sheriff Patrick Brown of Barre
High bailiff-N. X. Price of Middlesex.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
Weather Forecast.

Unsettled and showers tonight OF
Thursday; variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
The Resolutions.

The resolutions endorsed the candi-
dacy of Wilson and commended the
statement of principles as follows:
'fhe Democrats of Washington eoun-
ty, in convention assembled, declare and
renew their allegiance to Democratic
principles as exemplified by long line
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
One Contest Over Sheriff.

On reporting the nominating commit.
tee failed to nominate for states attor-
ney, and it was proposed TO insert the
name of b. Z. Bailey of Montpelier
when Mr. Seiter informed them that
Mr. Bailey was a candidate for attorney
general Then the name of H. G. Shurt.
left of Montpelier was substituted.
The list OF names was accepted by
the convention without contest, except
TOR the office of sheriff, Mr. Senter nom
mating Il. II. Standish Of Montpelier
for the place. The vote stood 90 to 25
for Brown. and Mr.. Senter moved to
make it unanimous, which was done.
The vote was as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-31
The Nominees.

Towns not named in the above. list
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GraRseiaeHtbHMss 0systbeleH.
Gincinnati, 10. Mai.
Reue Sppotheten.

Reue Sppotheten.
Wm. gropn an Rob. U. Gane
1915.
garI 8. Soffmann on Soutbfibe 6
II. .. Co., $500.
GIi3abetb M. 9elIsr an Soutbsrr
Gbio &. II. 7. Co., $1,000.
ai3abetb 6sIb an Gid Run 9. II. g.
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2auro 6. 5irfbauer an q. R. & g.
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g,rnaro 3. 5olt an College Bin 2.
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paul Geppermann on Sa.Isp 9ari
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| ibn abfclut kkrrfden. 3unihft gilt
es. iin obne Reft In tine dtibere pers
fonItdfeit Ill ironsponiren; bieroiIf,
ben MilIsn eisfer psrfonlihseit 1uf
aite uno S5enen 3u Dertbeiltn. S1t
man bides Gebeimnib reht begriffen.
| TO fam feIbit Elm 5emperamentIoisr
l0uf ber 9iibne temperament tnts
iUideIn. Sin 3ipeites glrinsip lit:
Wtdn mus bic Role aus Der Seele bsrs
aus, niht ols bsm aorper herdus dHis
faiien unb Ipielen. giele ShouipieIer
glautsn cine 0efinii ipiebergeben sii
fonnen, rsnn ite iid bic Wasfe nno bic
Beiuegungen fir iis SuredtaeIe9t tos
ben. Den Gbarntier Der isisnr 3u
dnalpiirsa, fdllt ihuen nid)i siH. D13u
mub man oentsn; nub bns jfeusn bic
Sdaufpieler am neiiten. Wtnn sic
bon einem SdaufpisIer perIangen, bab
er cine Nrmbspeguna sipeihnnDertmdi
bintereinanbsr fpieoerbols, TO tbut er
Is gerns. Msnn Sie aber BON ihm bers
Ian9sn. bdB CT benis, 70 lduft CT Sbnen
odrcn.
lin quite, froosrne Shaulpielsr 3u
srSlehsn, mub man bic ean3s TRADITION
Der ionpsntiOnslen gspeeungtn BON
Der Bnbne oerbdnnsH. Woter itamrt
8. y. Die aIlnerbrsitets 8efte bes Ies
nors, Der, ben Arm inn goaen, nit gez
lprti5ten 6iHasrH Hdh BEN oer3en
ereifi2 Gs III Die gepeauna Der mshis
estifen BeHus, Die ibren guien psr=
butt. geim Wann lift fie Idherlit.
90 iiuo bic meiiien grobsn gstpeauns
gen. oas gan3e erreais. lsioenItdftlite
9st5us refine 1beoiersrfinoune. gsenn
). y. cine ihretlihe Rufriht nrsiin.
Oct ipiro, 10 briht Der GdauEpieler
nit elmer arobartinsn gepeanns 10.
tort IN ger5peiflungsrufe aus. am
eebeu odsssen blsibt man ftia unb
iiarr; man Mil es SusrIt niht aluus
Ben unb fuht iicb su iiber5eueen. RCD
cine ReoeI oIio: Wldn ioa auf Der
giitne nie 5bedter ipislen inmais
iaire ou theatre.
sIeoen, bic in unlerer 5baierifuIe
lperoen, eignsn iih bieIen
S'iI nuihFper an. gDir iinb aesiuuns
gen, cine fothe S9dIs 5u unterba!.en,
tpsiI ss uns ionit an Radtpufs fpbIen
ipiiroe. Genn ShauipisIer, bic bereits
nebrsrs Sabre auf onoeren giibnen aes
Iptslt hdben. brineen ss feltsn su
Sianos. rum3ulernen" lnb bod feblt
g onn nit3i an foIfen Reubetebrsen.
sire beriibmte, esisitrts aiinitl.riH b.s
RnnerIitsn 5baiers in Wlostou, bic
= in EN- trooiiioHeGsn SpieI NIT bsm
aorper CUR 9oIIenbung aebrad,t bate.
rat bel uns Elm, itubirte spei 5abre
n oIler 5iilIe unb ipielt nun Bel uHs
bre critic ileins RolIs. aber fie ipislt
ie niht: lie Iebt iie."
Sn biefem 4ussnblid srFhien Meos
lame 2iIiua Stdnisldlpstu, islbft cine
'er eritsn Doritellerinnen bts aiini!s
srtRntsrs, I'm ausnabmspeife aud,
me t!eine Role 3u ipislen. Sie tiins
'igte - Guerbinos in pplIenbeter W,is
{ - an, bdb oas Diner ierpirt Iei.
lno baB aud bas1iner poIIsnoet mar,
on ben sdbilpien .3otustis" an Bis
nm ihrar3snaaffse, brauft gar ni6t
III gsfast 81 perben; bsnn in einem
oIhen 5auis 1T audi bic aiife tiinit
,riid.