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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11
WILSON WRITES TO BOY.
Little Fellow Who Worked for His Elec
ton Thanked.

Omaha, Neb, Nov. IL Robert Plank
a little l0-year.old boy Of Omaha, Sat
urday received a letter from Woodrow
Wilson in which the governor says be
wants to continue as the friend of the
little boy. Gov Wilson's letter was in
answer to one sent him by Robert in
which the little boy told the governor he
was working for his election. The let
ter says:
Trenton, n. j.
MY dear little friend: l cannot tell
you what qualification it gives me that
you should think of me. Your letter has
given me great deal Of genuine pleas
IRE and hope that as the years go OIL
You will continue to feel that | am the
sort Of man you would like to support
and keep as your friend. Cordially and
faithfully yours,
Woodrow Wilson"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11
RANDOLPH.
Mrs. William Hutchinson's Funeral Was
Held Sunday Afternoon.

The funeral Of Mrs. William Hutch.
inson, whose death occurred on Friday
mt the home of her daughter, were held
on Sunday afternoon, the prayer at the
house being at o'clock, after which
the remains were taken to East Brain
/ tree. and the services proper were held
i in the Congregational church. of which
! she was long IA member. Rev. Fraser
Merger officiating Msr Rachel G4oom-
/ isl Hutchinson was one Of Ii children,
born to Jacob and Lois tSpencerl Loom
! is, on February .. 1887, in RoXbury.
Here she lived with her parents, and SO
years ago the 18th Of last May she mar
ried William A. Hutchinson and came
to East Braintree to live on farm,
where they remained for many years.
To them were born three daughters,
Mrs Gertrude Thayer of East Braintree,
Mrs. Angie Gold Of Northfed and Mrs.
Lora. wife Of j. T. Tewksbury, at whose
home she had been during her long i'll
ness, and whore she died last Friday.
Four sons were also born to Mr.. and
Mrs Hutchinson. William Hutchinson,
who resides at East Bethel, Luke and
Stephen of East Braintree, the latter
being the representative from Braintree
to the House Of Representatives at
Montpelier, and Don Hutchinson, who
now lives at Mortified, all OF whom
with her husband survive the deceased.
Mrs. Hutchinson was the last OF II chill
dren born to her parents, and for the
last ten years she has been an invalid.
w. r. Nfesser left last Thursday for
Newport \. H., and before his return |
here the last Of the week he viii also |
visit Suneook, n. II.
Miss Ida Battles who has been in feeble !
health for months, Is now much worse |
and her case is considered critical
II. c. Jacobs came from Morrisyille /
last week and took Mrs. Jacobs from the /
sanatorium, where she has been for sew
eral months, home with him.
Rev. Fraser Metzger left Saturday for I
Boston to speak before political meet
ing there, and returned on Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Ruth Morrill, went to Lyndon
vile on Saturday to remain for the win
ter with relatives.
The grange meeting was attended on
evening by a large number,
when the first and second degrees were
conferred upon class Of ID.
A special meeting of Phoenix lodge,
a A. H., was held on Friday night for
he purpose of comforting the third de-
gree upon candidate, Following the
banquet was served at the
Randolph Inn, when there We're 80 pres
mt. The music hall orchestra furnished |
music for the banquet, and remarks
rom the visiting members were also ,
siyen Several from Windsor were pres !
mt, among whom was Roy Huse, son of /
'lr. and Mrs. A. J. Huse of this place. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11
pLAINFIELD.

The Il. a. *. club netted 50 at thei
Halloween party, given at BARTLETT
hall last Thursday evening. This none!
is to be used toward the drinking ionn
tain,
Mrs. Herbert Aiken and daughter Ju
liza, OF Marshdcld were in town Satur
day
Arthur Woodcock has returned from
| two weeks visit in West Someryille
Mass, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Boyce of Mont
pclicr spent Sunday with Miss Ethe
Bems.
Mrs. Ann Martin has returned from
several days visit IN lIaverhill, Mass.
with relatives.
Mrs. Martha Johnston has returned 20
her homo in Berlin after Speeding sew
eral weeks at the home OF Frank Rice.
Miss Anna Webster OF Montpelier Wis.
tied friends in town recently
+ o. L. Martin is spending few days
in Atlanta, Ga.
Arch. Hill of Mortified recently visit
ed at the home OF bis father, John
Hill.
Mrs Horny Kinney was quite i'll the
first of the week
SiIas Willis. who is at work in the
Bancroft mills at Cabot, spent Tuesday
at his home.
Misses Elsie and Betsey Clark OF
North Montpelier spent part OF last
week with Misses Jane and Abbic Clark,
Vivian S. Quimby of White River
Junction was Il business visitor ia town
Thursday.
Carl Woodcock has resumed his duties
rs clerk in c. p. kcllogg's store after a
ten days vacation.
Mrs. s. Nj. Cate and daughter, Elsie,
of North Montpelier spent Thursday and
Friday with Mrs V. y. Bemis.
Rev. I. 7. Chase OF Concord visited
his niece Mrs. Frank Rice, Wednesday
of last week.
Charley Bean of New York spent part
of last week in town visiting rela
tives.
Mrs. George Benjamin OF Montpelier
is spending several days with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bolles.
Mr.. and Mrs. wesley iamberton went |
to IIardwick Saturday for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. James Hooker and daughter and |
Mrs. Amasa Tacy of Montpelier visited /
friends and relatives in town Thursday |
and Friday
Misses Bessie and Madella Shorey of
Barre spent Saturday and Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Ellen Shorey.
Miss Mildred Cate has finished sue
,essful term of school in South Wood
bury and is spending few weeks at
acme.
Mrs. Iona pitkin of Barre visited
Mrs. Ann Martin Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. Helen BatcheHer OF Barre is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Rice.
Mrs. Fred Davis and Miss Nora Batch
: Ter of Montpelier were in town on
Mrs. Nina Atkinson is the guest of
Yrs. Hiram Moore.
Stanley Foss is confined to the house
~ mumps.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11
WATERBURY.
Madam Thompson's Funeral Was Largely
Attended Yesterday.

The funeral of Madam Thompson was
held from the home of her son, William
yesterday afternoon. Rev. w. J.. Bo-
court oiliciated. Two hymns were sung
by Mrs. Demeritt and Mrs. Bocourt
and the solo, Face to Face was rem
dercd by Mrs Boicourt. The floral Of
ferings were beautiful and were yelled
as they lay upon the casket. The bear
ers were Orlo Ayers, James Fife, James
Hattie and IIeber Holman The burial
was in the village cemetery. Among
those from ont Of town who attended
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson and Mrs. Byron Camp of Boil.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Heber Holman and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Booth of Ran
dolph, Miss Ellen Pallard of Mortified,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Ryan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carney of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11
NORTH MONTPELIER

Teachers examinations viii - held
a. the residence o. Supt. J. ". Butter.
field North Montpelier. Thursday ard
Friday. November - and Is Work q
begin AZ ? a. m. each dav. All materials
for examinations furnished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11

Dillingham; grange will hold a box
party at the hall Saturday night. The
first and second degrees will be worked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Shonio were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Shonio's
father, j. i. Crossett, Sunday, ana a
nice desk chair was given them to re.
mind them of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary.
Judge Huntley has returned from
three weeks spent in New York City
and Massachusetts cities.
Miss Myrtle Walker of Barre was a
guest Sunday of Mrs. b. r. Demeritt.
b. r. Demeritt is in New York on
business connected with the Demeritt 4
Palmer Packing Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11

TO clean saucepans thoroughly after
cooking oatmeal. fill them with boiling
water, empty away and then fiji with
cold water. and the oatmeal will almost
fall away from the sides of the pan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
BECKER CASE MAY
GO TO JURY IN
SHORT TIME
Defendants Attorney indicates
No Witnesses May be Called
to DiSprove Testimony Of
Prosecution.
lbN Norning J"urnai special Leased Wire
MN Il. Il. Il n

H., Norning Iournal special Leased Wire
I New York. oct. lathe possibl
| itN that the case of Former Pole,
| Lieut.. Chas. Becker. on trla hefor,
Justice Gotf for the murder Of Her
man ltosenthal, VIII 90 to the jur,
without any defense having been pre-.
scented by John T. Mcintyre. Beck.
er's counsel, was indicated in a state
ment made tonight by Mr. Mcintyre
We may contend he said, that
there is not enough evidence to war
rant conviction and go to the jury
on the peoples case If at its con-
cluylon the states case is no stronger
than II Is at present | do not see
that my client has much To answer
for
Mrs. Herman Rosenthal widow Of
the gambler. who was murdered July
l6, is expected to be the principal
witness tomorrow. Through Mrs.
Rosenthal's sworn story the prosecu-
tor hopes to convince the jury that
Becker had motive in ,rdering as
alleged. the killing " r.osentnal---
this motive being that the gambler
WAS about to furnish the county an
thorities with Information that would
link Eeckcr with a system of levying
graft
Threats Of intimidation against
John +. Mcintyre. Bccker's counsel
and against Giovanni Stanish, who
testified against the accused lieuten-
ant were told of today IN statements.
Mr. Mclnyre said man unknown
10 him threatened to blow his brains
put If he should call rs Il witness for
he defense. a certain woman, wife
II one Of the witnesses for the prose-
'utIon.
\ guard for Stansh, who on Fri
lay Identified Whitley Lewis as one Of
he gang that Killed Rosenthal, has
'ecn approved by Mr.. Whitman, the
prosecutor said tonight Stanish told
he district attorney he had been fol-
owed by strange men ever since icaN.
ng court Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14

Washington. Oct. H. - Unsettled
rainy weather throughout the gull
and south Atlantic states during
the first part of the week is predicted
bv the weather bureau as a result OF
reports of tropical storm now enter
ing the CUR of Mexico from the Carri-
bean sea.
Elsewhere over the county viii be
fair for several days. stAs the weekly
bulletin. although disturbance of
moderate intensity, attended hy local
areas of precipitation, will develop
over the far west Tuesday or We'd
ncsday. cross the middle west about
Thursday and the eastern states Fri
day
S'asonahle Temperatures viii pre-
vail throughout the country until af-
ter the passage Of this disturbance.
when "A change TO considerably lower
temperature is probable over much of
the country. This change to colder
viii appear in the northwest Wed
nesday or Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
GOVERNOR CAREY HEARS
DIFFERENT ACCOUNT

| Cheyenne. oct. l3.-An official
jstatement of the prison break al
Rawlins was issued from the gov
ernor's office at $50 tonight The
!statement minimizes the danger of the
situation and varies in some particu-
lars from the accounts sent direct
| from the scene Of the outbreak. 1t
follows.
| Eight conNicts escaped from the
IRawlins prison this afternoon. In a
running battle one convict WAS killed.
! The convicts rushed some citizens who
carried guns bound for trap shooting
grounds. killed one citizen and took
four guns They have scattered going
| south.
Warden Aston was not at tn"
(, penitentiary when this delivery oc-
CURED, being out with posses hunting
the convicts who escaped yesterday.
THE mayor of Rawlins asked per
mission from the governors office to
surround the walls of the penitentiarN
with a Gordon or armed citlzens. 1he
governor. being out Of town, was
reached by telephone one hour and IA
half after the reports reached the
governors office. He at once author
ized the mayor Of Rawlins to surround
the prison if he deemed it wise, Win
citizens as requested. He also directed
the deputy warden AT The p"nitentiaiN
to lock all the convicts ia weir cells
and keep them there until the return
of Warden Aston.
The first reports that reached he
governors office made 1t appear int
many more convicts had escaped than
the actaai number. 1t was AT iirst
thought that the militia would there
fore, be necessary. Company k al
Laramie was, therefore. ordered by
Col V. X. Hart, commanding the ma
tional guard, to be ready to go TO
Rawlins on notice. The company
was assembled and in waiting. Later
showing that conditions were
NOT as serious as first reported, caused
the governor to cancel the militia ar
Governor cary is expected home
tomorrow
Felix Alston. warden of Wyomina
state penitentiary was appointed by
Governor Joseph NJ. Carey two years
ago. AT the time Of his appointment
he was sheriff Of Big Horn county
and was known as fearless officer.
On his record he was appointed hS
Governor Carey. There was no inNes>
Iigation Of importance Of the lynchins
At the penitentiary OF the negro Wig
'all on October lst. Secretary of state
Frank HouX went to Rawlins Few
laws after the lynching and was there
or Two DAYS. He is u member OF the ,
,oard of pardons and paroles. The ,
,oard met here last Monday and War 7
len Alston was called upon to tell I
What he knew of the affair. IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14


fawlns. Wyo., Oct. IA battle is
raging in the state penitentary.
Locked inside the WA lis with hundreds
OF mutinous prisoners. few guards
are fighting desperately to restore or
der and prevent wholesale Jail de-
hNery. Camped outside the walls is a
force of citizens, heavily armed.
ready to drive back the convicts if
they murder the remaining guards
ana make rush through the gates.
shouts and occasional shots tell the
story of desperate fighting within the
wallis and il is rumored that several
guards and convcts have been killed.
Another battle is in progress in The
hills south Of Rawlins. between
posse uf citizens and from twenty To
forty escaped conNicts. Two men have
h"en killed in the streets of RaWlins.
one is desperately Wounded and two
convicts have been recaptured fol-
lowing the escape of from ten "a
thirty prisoners this afternoon.
The town is in panic Frantic tele-
grams have heen sent to Governor
carey. implorine him To order oui
slntc troops. Townspeople are barri-
oaded in their homes tonight. or heav
iiy armed, are patrolling the streets.
guarding their own homes and those
Of citizens engaged in the man hunt
IN the hills or in The vigil before the
prison walls
\ mass meeting of terror stricken
citizens sent telegram TO Governor
carey. who is al Sheridan. demanding
me protection Of the state militia.
The outbreak today was the second |
Mihin twenty-four hours About 3 /
- clock yesterday afternoon twenty /
prisoners escaped and nine were re-
captured before $ o'clock. At O'Clock
ms afternoon several desperate lfe-
"rmers oNerpowered the cell house
keeper. took his keys and released
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
RO0SEvELT'S VOICE
GIVES OUT UNDER
GREAT STRAIN
All Further Dates in Illinois Are
Cancelled and After Speak
inc in Milwaukee, Quiet is
Promised.


chicago, Oct Ia Colonel Roosc-
Welt today nursed an ailing throni
which, according Ia his campaign
managers. viii prevent his going to
Springfield. ILL.,. early this week rn
make several speeches
The plan for the colonel To- 60 10
Springfield and deliver two or more
addresses at that point was under
consideration at progressive head
quarters until last night when il a.
nallN WIS abandoned The previous
schedule for him TO make q two
days fight through the state nlrcadv
had been shelved.
Tho condition of his throat is not
serious according to his physician
but Is simply the result of over ft-
tigue. II Is announced that he viii
max" no more speeches than are
necessary from now on.
The party will leave for Milwaukee
tomorrow at y. M After the Nil
wankee address, Colonel RooscNclt
will return To rhicaen and Tuesday
will go To Indianapolis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
Ottoman Government Seizes
Greek Ships, Sefyian AM
munition and Bulgarian
Railway Cars.
FOREIGNERS MADE TO
PAY HEAVY TAXES
T lighting Continues Near Mon
tenegrin Frontier MoSIemS
Resisting Desperate Ad-
vance Of Invaders.

London, oct l3 Tho move
meht Of the bulgarian army be-
gan sunday. according 10
SOFIA despatch to the Daily Telc-
graph. trains proceeding toward
the frontier every two hours. IL
Is reported that Christian sol .
diers have deserted the Turkish
army in q body and that large
numbers are arriving AT sofia.
The SerNian troops. SAYS the des- Z
patch, are now in position and Z
VIII move next week Z
The hitch in the negotiations I
. between Italy and Turkey. the Z
Constantinoplc correspondent of Z
the Telegraph asserts, is not se- Z
rious and a peace settlement is Z
> believed to be imminent Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14


RaWlins. Wyo., oct. 12.-Quiet
was restored late tonight in the
Wyoming state pcnitentiary, fol-
lowing the escape this afternoon
Of from ten to thirty prisoners
and Il battle inside the walls be-
tween prison guards and IN un-
. known number of armed con-
. Victs. The mutinous prisoners
have been subdued and locked in
their cells. Early reports Of the
killing OF several men inside the I
. penitentiary have been confirm I
ed.
Al II O'Clock Marshal HAYES q
returned TO Rawlns from the q
. man hunt in the hills. bringing .
one of the men who escaped to- Z
. day, whom he shot and wound
ed. The man WAS placed in the :
prison hospital. Two Of the TWEEN
ty escaping yesterday, We're re-
captured tonight. reducing the .
number of original fugitiNes at .
. liberty to nine. The men who es-
. capped today were led by Antoine .
f'azo. iiIe-terln murderer, wh,, &
few months ago in the prison .
. dining room, seized knife ana .
almost disembowlcd a fellow .
. prisoner. Pazo stabbed a livery .
man after the escape this after .
noon and was shot and killed hN .
an officer
Until the prisoners are mus
. tered for breakfast tomorrow, 1t .
. s not believed the exact number .
. who escaped viii be known
. Governor Carey tonight is .
. fastening home from Crawford, .
. Neh., to take personal charge .
. Of the situation.
. So far as is known, TWO men .
. were Killed in Rawins today
. Charles :. Tressner. barber
. convicts. The keeper Of a liz .
. cry stable, was stabbed and seri-
. ouslN wounded. o.
Bert Talbert. owner of the .
. livery stable. stabbed by the cs-
. Gaping convicts, captured one of
. the fueitives at an early hour >
This morning
Hearing q noise in nanser,
he flashed lantern into the
stall and found Gilmore who had
hui few months of a two years
> sentence 10 serve.
The man surrendered, claim .
ing he had been forced to take . |
part in the jail break
Word received early this morn .
ing located Warden Aston at
4
Rawlins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
BULGARIA REPLIES To
NOTE OF GREAT POWERS.

Sofia. Oct. 1S.-Bulgarias reply to
the Russo Austrian note was present.
ed TO the diplomatic representatives,
tonight. This note. and one addressed
to Turkey. are couched in moderate
terms.
The bulgarian government saws it
is most anxious to do nothing That
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
VENIRE SUMMONED
FOR STRIKERS TRIAL

salem. Mass. OCT la 'rhrcc hum
dred and titN men ehgihle for duty
have been summoned tn report tu
Judge Guam IN tie superior court to-
morrow when the trial oi Joseph }
Ettof Arturo GioNannilti and Joseph
Caruso, defendants IA Tie l.opi1zo
murder trial will bee resumed.
Only four qualified AS jurors from,
a previous Nenire OF 3a0 talesmcn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14

BY Morning journal Special Iensed WirrI
tonstantnoplc, oct Whether
fof the purpose Of furnishing provo
cation for war or to show the Balkan
allies that Turkey cannot bc intimi-
dated, the government is acting with
an aggressiveness calculated to bring
| on hostiites. The embargo on Greek
ships, the detention of Scrvian am
munition. and the secure OF Bugn-
| rian railway ears, all constitute helig-
erent actions.
| Greek ana bulgarian nationals in
constantinople, numbering Il thou
sand or more have been subjected 10
treatment designed 10 irritate those
two nations.
Financial considerations figure
largely in the attitude OF the Turkish
government and practically all Of the
hundreds or Greeks who are return
ing To Athens are compelled To pay
fun taxes to the end Of the year be-
fore they are permitted to embark.
Even the crews of Greek ships which
were seized have been hauled before
the projects and made To pay 4 years
taxes as though they were Turkish
subjects.
Many Greeks have been arrested on
the charge of being deserving rescr-
visits, and they can procure their re-
lease only by paying the exemption
tax
Turkeys action however, Is less ar
hitrary than wonld seem. because
of the Greeks held both Hell
lenic and Turkish passports to obtain
the advantages OF both nationalitics,
ana they now have to take response
blities Of both
1hc government is determined To
eXpel all bulgarian and Greek sub
iccts as Soon as war Is declared, aud
these win be transported by steamers
for that purpose. Trouble is
over the seizures as most Of
The cargocs are foreign owned. al
though the vessels flew the Greek
nag. and the owners viii claim dam
ages
The government Is reqnisitioning
he horses owned hv foreign residents.
,xcepf diplomatic representatives. The
nreign embassies have protested and
lntifird The porte that compensation
viii be claimed. Several Turkish wo-
nou are going 10 the front to attend
ne wounded. TINS Will marx ine ne
shining OF new era for the sex.
A consular telegram reports the
,tlling Of twelve Bulgarans at kuprili
II Macedonia 10y Turkish soldiers.
lassaerrs in Macedonia Will be an in
Vitable feature OF the war. but II is
sscrfed here the Turks will not begin
hem.
Fighting continues around Berana.
ne Montencgrins advancing toward
;usinjc, PLAYA and Aroma, on tho
frontier. are encounter-
lE much resislanc, and losing heav-
y.
Severe fighting has occurred at Tu-
hi. where the Turks are displaying
rrat bravery 1t is reported that the
url<ish forces IN the country between
al<e ScHtari and the sea have
topped the advance Of the Montene-
rims.
1t is announced that the porte in
'nds to purchase the foreign cargoes
board the detained Greek steamers
Adviccs from Scutari. of current
ate. report that the Montenegrins
ave burned the Mussulman village OF
rania several children perishing in
le flames. The fighting in that
is visible from Scutari.
he porte viii reply TO the collective
,te of the powers tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
TAFT LEAVES FOR
NEW YORK CITY

Woods Holes Mass oct. 13.-Aftei
y auiet sunday on NauShon island
with GoNenor General Forbes. Of the
Philippines, the president and AIRS.
latl ana their gucSts lctt this after.
noon ON the MaNfloWer for NeW York
The MaNflower is due to reach her
anchorage ON The Hudson river about
noon tomorrow ana the president viii
spend the better part of tive daNs re-
viewing tho ficel assembled there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
GOVERNOR JOHNSON GETS
BNCk no WESTERN STATES

Columbus O.. oct 12.--Governor
Hiram johnson passed out of eastern
territory tonight. coming here to re-
main over night before starting his
two DAYS tour of Ohio at Springfield
tomorrow afternoon. The governor
was well pleased with his reception in
the cust.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-14
Bank Combine ta,ors China.

London. Oct. It.-Anothcr power
ful Independent London banking com
hinc. the Peking correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph. asserts. has offered
To undertake reasonable chines, con
version schemes to any amount