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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-18
HOUSE.

Met at II a. m. and resumed con-
sideration of the Panama canal bill.
Investigation into charges against
Judge Archibald was continued by the
judiciary committee.
Recessed at 6:10 p. M, for two
hours for night session on Panama
canal bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-18
SUBMARINE TUNA
WILL BE RESCUED

Atlantic City. y. J.. May 1.-THE
revenue cutter Itaska and the collier
Lebanon sent to the aid Of the strand
ed submarine TUNA. are lying close
To her tonight ready to pull the Tuna
into deep water at the next high tide.
The government vessels reached the
scene too late 20 attempt 60 release
the vessel.
A hawser was run from each Ne--
sel 10 the stranded craft nut u N"s
found that the tide had receded 80
ear fbst any attempt to haul the Tuna
off tonight would be futile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-18
la TOILETTE SAYS his
CHANCES ARE BEST

Bowling Green. O.. May IL
Speaking to "a large crowd aSE. -
night. senator la Toilette declared he
held the key to the presidential nort-
nation at Chicago; that past history
Indicated that the republican party
never would nominate either Of two
men so close together In the race AZ
Roosevelt and Taft and that he was
the likeliest nominee OF the party.
Until the time the gaVel falls 10
adjourn in the republican convention
ann a candidate for the nomination
OF the republican party" he de
Clarcd.
lie denounced Theodore Roosevelt
vigorously.
Mr.. Taft is too amiable for the
Job" he said. but he pointed Win
pride 20 his own record in Wiscon
sin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-18
METHOD|STS FAIL
To ELECT MORE
BISHOPS
Seven Places to be Filled and
244 Have Been Mentioned
as Suitable Candidates for
This Honor.
I'm. Manning Journal special s.s..d wire. I,

Minneapolis, May lF.-With w. o
Shepard. Of Chicago. making a gain in
votes but lacking the necessary 53s.
the third ballot on bishops i'm the gem
eral conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church today resulted in no
election. Another ballot was taken Ia
ter. the result OF which will he an
nounced tomorrow.
OF the 244 candidates who started
on the first ballot yesterday. but los
names were mentioned on the third.
DR. u. @. Downey. Of New York. and
Matt s Hughes. of Pasadena. Cat,
gained on the third ballot
one bishop. pr Homer :. Stunt-. Of
New York. has been elected and seven
more are 20 BE- chosen.
With scores lighting for recognition
during the session and with no vote
on the amusement question In sight.
the abolition or the retention Of par
agraph zee. of the discipline which
prohibits dancing and kindred amuse-
mentS. probably viii be decided to-
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-18
H|LlES ASSERTS
HARVESTER PROSECUTION
WAS STOPPED BY ORDER
Of MR.. ROOSEVELT
ATTORNEY GENERAL WANTED TO
PRESS CASE AGAINST TRUST;
GEO. W. PERKINS INTERVIEWED

History of Case is Gone Into Exaustvey and Evidence of
Those Charged with Duty of Preparing Suit is Given to
Show Bonapare Believed Corporation Headed by Morgan
Interests Was Guilty Of Violating Sherman Law and Should
be Dissolved Presidents Friend Took Matter Over Head of
Department Of Justice Direct to Chief Executive with Re-
suit That Proposed Legal Action Was Dropped.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-18
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Met at noon and resumed consd-
Grafton of the metal tariff revision
bill.
The finance committee ordered a
favorable report on the Lodge sub
stitute for the house sugar bin and
an unfavorable report on the house
excise tax bill.
Adjourned at SAG p. m, until noon
Monday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28

das estd abocada la caida perdurahle
de sa efimera vida nacional.
Y Mejico Mejico, cuando sienta
ell dolor de la desmembracion compren-
dera que NAL hizo con volver las re-
voluciones alarmantes. esos estremeci-
mientos imprudentes, esas agitaciones
locas que hacen mirar a todo ell mundo
hacia Nortamerica, esperanto casi
complacidos porque ell egoismo huma-
no es asi, que caiga sobre la convulsion
de los debiles la maza aquietadora de
la fuerza :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
Mujer que defiende
su homo
Mat6 de una cuchillada quien preten-
dio ultrajarla.

La noche del sabado ultimo, en- ell
barrio Real, termino municipal de Pa
tillas, ocurrio ell siguiente suceso:
FL individuo Francisco Rodriguez Sc
introdujo furtivamente en- ell domicilio
de dona Angelina Colon, Vda. de Ri
vera, trat6 de ultrajar su honor, anne
nazando a Angelina con un cuchillo
para poder lograr su voluptuoso deseo.
Angelina, en- una resolution suprema.
pudo evadirse de Francisco logrando
coger un cuohillo le infri6 Francisco
una gran herida, en- ell cuello, que lie
cause la muerte.
FL juez municipal de Patillas ha Sc
nalado a la matadora tres mil dollars
de fianza para su hbertad provisional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
FL mOnumentO a
las Cortes de Cadiz

Han llegado a la historical ciudad an
daluza, Mariana Benlliure y Enrique
Republics para designar el sitio donde
Sc ha de emplazar el monumento las
Cortes
Acompanados por ell gobernador, Sc
nor San Martin, ell alcalde, senor Ri
vas, visitaron el lugar indicado, admi-
rando el panorama.
FL monumento, que es una grandiosa
obra de arte, Sc erigira frente al pala-
clio del gobierno civil, frente al mar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
Arrollado por
un autOnovil
Muerto a consecuencia del golpe
recibido.

Ell jueves iban para Humacao, en- un
autom0vil de don Manuel de Audrey
este senor, que hacia de chauffeur, y
los senores Fiscal Figueras captain
Shetini Al llegar acerca de la Central
Vannina el chauffeur VIC Ell la carrete-
ra unos jovenes jugando, redujo la
velOcidad del vehiculo. Uno de los
jovenmelos, Rufno Garcia, ha deca-
RADIO 10 sigmente ante ell fiscal senior
Sire:
EStabamOs en- la carretera Victoria
no Rodriguez y yo, cando vimos que
venia un autom6vil, Victoriano me di-
10 que nos parasenos Ell medic de la
carretera jugar con ell objeto de obli-
gar al automovil a que Sc detuviese, v
aSi 10 hicimos Ell amtom0vi sigui6
su marcha a poca velocidad tocaba
constantemente la bocina para que nos
quitasemos del medic de la carretera :;
cuando va estaba cerquita de nosotros,
el autOm0vil hizo una curva con ell fin
de acercarse mas a su derecha no tro-
pear con nOsOtros, pero en- ese mismo|
instante Victoriano y yo nos dispersal
mos. el cogi0 para un lado de la carre-
terra Y nosotros para otro, resultando
que el autom0vil tenla que cOger nece-
sacramento a uno de los dos, cogi0
Victoriano con el botafango izquierdo,
Idejandolo casi sin conocimiento.
Hasta aqui 10 dicho por Rufno
El senior Audrey y los senores Shetti-
nj y Figueras Sc apresuraron socorrer
la Victoriano inmediatamente manda-
ron a buscar una Ambulancia. en- la que
aquel fue conducido al Hospital Mum
cipal. Fue reeonocido por ell doctor
Toro Cuevas Y no encontro este en- Vic
toriano ninguna costilla fracturada :;
enc0ntrando 81, una gran mancha de
sangre en- unO de los costados; parece
que tenia rota alguna vena al ha-
cersele la operaci0n sobrevino la he
morragia hasta entonces contenida Fa-
lleci6 Victoriano tres dias despues de
ser arrollado por ell autom6vil, aver
Sc efectu6 SUI entierro.
al chauffeur sc lie han exigido mil
dollars de fianza para su libertad pro-
visional, y los ha prestado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
UN A VISIT A

Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir es-
ia manana la vista de don Juan Riestra
representante de la Companfa Virginia
Fabregas. Ell senior Riestra viene re-
cibir la sonora madre de los hermanos
Nieva y al menor de 6stos que Ilega con
su sonora, manana, en- el correo espa-
mol
FL objeto de la vista del senOr Ries-
ira nuestras oficinas, ha sido Ell de
traernos un saludo de la eminente ac-
triz Virginia Fabregas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
FL aumento de la flota

La "The New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Co, Sc propone reforzar su
fiota con nuevos buques que haran la
travesia entire Puerto Rico y New York.
A principles de Febrero pr6ximo Sc
ra votado al aqua un nuevo yapor de
4.6O0 toneladas, fabricado por la NV
Ship Building Co.
A mediados del ano pr6ximo estara
listo tambien Ell gran trasatlantico pa
ra pasaje, que hara la travesia entire
San Juan y New York en- tres dias !
medic. y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
La Fabregas
en- Mayagez
(TELEGRAMA DE NUESTRO
CORRESPONSAL)
BOLETIN MERCANTILE

San Juan, p. r.
Lleno esplendido debut anoche Virgi-
mia Fabregas P1blico sali6 emocionadf-
mo, satisfecho. Nuestra prensa solicita
representation "'Crisis del amor" aver
70 pedi personalmente a Gerardo de Me
va Ell cual la prometi6 gustosisimo. La
Compania gusto mucho; veremos en-
otras obras. Tambi6n pedimos "Tres
banderas' de Eugenio Astol.
CorreSponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
PEPITO MENDIN

En ell periodic de vacaciones y despu6s
de cursar brillantisimos examenes, sc
espera en- esta capital el pr6ximo jueves,
Pepito Mendin, hijo de nuestro buen
amigo don Jose.
FL joven Mendin quien tenemos mu-
cho gusto en- saludar, pasara aqui las
vacaciones. %M3r ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28

Manana embarcara en- el correo espa-
mol, nuestro amigo don Oriol Ferrer,
distinguido joven cubano que vista nues-
ira isla con frecuencia, y es aquf muy es-
timado.
Fl senor Ferrer Sc dirige ahora su
patria de la que lleva ausente mas de
tres meSeS.
Lleve un felicisimo viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
Ponce al dia

FL joven Antonio Rosich Colon, CO.
merciante que estaba establecido en- ell
sitio conocido por La hoya del casti-
llo' Sc ha suicidado disparandose un
tiro de revolver.
Las versiones que por aqui corren son
de que Rosich Sc suicide por motives
amorosos, asegurandose que momentos
antes de realizar su prop6sito habia te-
nido un disgusto con la mujer que con el
viva, llamada Maria Quinones.
Ell suicida dej6 escritas dos cartas:
una para su senora madre, dona Olivia
Colon, Y otra para ell senor fiscal
FL cadaver fu6 llevado a casa de do
na Olivia donde Sc vel6 durante la no.
che Y al dia siguiente Sc efectu6 su en-
tierro.
Eli u-l caSita situada en- el patio de
/ cs "a q Mr. Bu key en- la calle Amor,
ocurri6 anteaec-he IN conato de incen-
dio que 80 'oealo Embellishments
g~2ei2s Il ;e-eere1 L l3s vaciaos
Por orden de IL Of-ina de Sanidad
ha sido clausurado eI baIneario de Quin-
tana .eXistente en esta ciudad.
FL ioven Angel Ruiz que Sc encuen-
ira en- Sumaria en- Ia carcel De este dis
trito, ha prestado dos mil dollars de
fianza. Que le exigi6 el fiscal, para salir
en- ibertad provisional. Es su defen-
sor ell Lcdo Palacios Rodriguez.
FL viernes fueron decomiSadaS por el
|empleado DE Sanidad cerca de seis mil
hogazas de pan por encontrarse en- malas
condiciones para el consume pnblico-
Sc nos ha informado que sera NOM
brada Typewriter de la Ofcina de Sa
nidad la senorith Carmen Rosa Lespier.
Iemos saludado en- esta ciudad d nues-
tros amigos don Juan Paravisini, de Soil
mas, y don Genaro Cautino don Fran
cisco Bruno de Guayama.
Vinieron nuestros amigos con el OBJ
jeto de asistir algunas representation
mes de la companfa Fabregas, y hoy han
regresado a su residencia.
La Companfa Fabregas Sc ha despe-
dido de nosotros y ha salido en- ef tren
de hoy para Mayaguez, donde tiene eI
prop6sito de debutar hoy mismo
Las 1ltimas obras que representa- la
Companfa fueron MaIvaIoca' ell saba
do y la reprisse de 5Quo Vadis?. ano-
che
El benefcio de la Fabregas estuvo lu-
cidisimo. Ell p1blico ponceno que tan
to Y tan gustosamente ha aplaudido adj
mirado la ilustre actriz mejicana, acll-
di6 la noche del sabado al teatro rem
dir su homemade Ia notable artista en-
sn function de gracia. Fue festejadf-
sima.. Malvaloca" gust6 mucho a Ia
mayoria del p1blico. Gerardo de Me
VI, que ha logrado las simpatfas de to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28

dos, trabaj6 maravilloSamente EN- Nal
vaIoca" juntamente con la Fabregas
fu6 llamado a escena varias veces.
Este corresponsal despide afectuosa-
mente a la notable compania que tan
agradabIes veladas nos ha proporcionado
en- "La Perla".
Ell corresponsaI.
Ponce, Mayo q de 1912. -
t@sIst-~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
The Dead
JOHN BERGER.
JOHN LONG.
CAUGHT In UNDERTow.
One Drowned at Westport and Others
Narrowly Escape.

Westport, Mass, Aug. l2.-Caught in
the heavy undertow Of Westport har-
Dor, Wright Robertson, "a, Yale grad
uate, and an employe of a Boston brok
erage firm, was drowned while his faith
err, John n. Robertson, well-known
broker OF Fall River. narrowly escaped
the same fate yesterday Mr.. Robert
son and Wright, with younger son and
Malcolm Ekdridge, son of another Fall
River broker were the only ones who ven
tured swimming out in the rough wat
er. The party swan out to Elephant
rock, which is some distance from the
shore. and then started to return.
The younger Robertson with the Ed
ridge boy started back ahead ind
reached land safely. Looking back they
could see the older Robertson struggling
desperately but could see nothing of
Wright A call for help brought Iohn
Brayton, jr., Fall River man spending
the summer here, to the rescue. and
plunging in he brought out Mr.. Rober.-
son unconscious. Other persons vent
out in boats. but were unable to find
any trace OF Wright Robertson. The
father recovered after physicians had
worked over him. but he was unable
to give sany account of the accident ex-
cept to say the undertow was too much.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
Record Execution at Sing Sing
Prison This Morning
ONLY ONE MADE CONFESSION
All of the Seven Men Went to Their
Death Quietly-Vincenzo Coma Broke
Down When He Was Being
( Strapped Into the Chair.

Ossinng, N. ", Aug. l2.-Seven mur'
derers were put to death in the electric
chair at Singing prison to-day, it being
the largest number ever electrocuted here
in single day. All went to the chair
quietly but one, Vincenzo Coma, who
broke down while the straps were being
adjusted. All the murderers protested
their innocence with the exception Of
John w. Collins.
Collins, a negro, shot and killed Mi
ichael Lynch, a policeman in New York
City, on July |, 1911, when Lynch went
Ito his apartment to investigate shots
fired by Collins from his window.
Coma, the man who broke down, An
lgelo Giusto, Lorenzo L. Cali, Salvatore
de Morco and Filepo de Marco were con-
lvicted Of the murder of Mary Hall, wife
iof the superintendent of construction on
the Groton aqueduct when she was alone
in farmhouse at Griffins Corner on No
lvember 8, 1911.
The seventh person TO be electrocuted
was Joseph Ferrone, who killed his~wife
in New York City on October "a. 1911,
after she had refused to live with him
because of alleged i'll treatment. Fer
rome, after conviction, twice attempted
to commit suicide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Second Theatrical Event of the Season,
"The Havoc, Well Given

In the second theatrical event OF the
season Paul Gilmore appeared at the
opera house Saturday night in III. S.
Sheldon's dramatic sensation, The Hav-
oc", recently completed successful
run at the Bjou in New York. The per-
sonnel OF the cast was unique, being
composed of four characters, one of min
or Importance.
Thealding role is delineated by Paul
Gilmore, whose impersonations give indi-
cation of the individuality which won
him proinence in theatrical circles. The
play itself is one that grasps with a
heart interest 1t Is blended with a
slight vein OF humor all the way through
thus afiordig the most enjoyable come
dy. The actor-manager took the part
of Richard Craig. Miss Gertrude Per
ry, rs Mrs. Kate Craig, won the adj
miration Of the audience by her efforts
in depicting the emotional and pyeho-
logical moment of woman striving TO
follow dictates of her heart. Ernest
Rand efficiently placed himself in the
trying predicaments Of Paul Hessert,
the trustworthy friend of Craig and was
received as such in Craig's home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
THREE PEOPLE SHOCKED
IN RUTLAND ELECTRICITY
All of Whom Had Narrow Escapes From
Death and Two Have Badly Burned
Hands to Show For Their Ex-

Rutland, Aug l2.-Three persons had
narrow escapes from electrocntion here
yesterday and as result of the shocks
two of the victims are suffering with
badly burned hands.
Fred Lamountain lineman for the
New England Telephone and Telegraph
company, was looking for trouble on the
Bellows Falls division lines when he
came in contact with wire belonging
to the local electrical campany. He
was severely shocked and when lie
called attention of another wire man
with whom he was working the latter
got the same shock
Roy McGowan, a youngster living on
Edison street, was playing about the
block where his parents live in the aft
ernoon and while standing in pool of
water his hands came in touch with
an eavespout The wires carrying
heavy charge were toching the spout
near the roof and the little boy was
Knocked to the ground. For short time
he was stiffened by the effect of the
electricity and it took a physician Sow
eral minutes to revive him. Neither of
the victims will die but both are suffer
ing with badly burned hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
HIS SEVENTH APPEARANCE.
Frank Shields of Montpelier Allowed to
Take the Pledge

Frank Shields OF Montpelier made his
seventh appearance in city court this
morning and entered plea of guilty
when charged with a subsequent offense
Judge H. W. Scott asked the respondent
to disclose, and Frank told the old fa-
miliar tale, with one essential variation
that he named the man from whom he
secured quantity Of spirits. Shields
said he had bottle of Jamaica ginger
originally and secured additional stimu-
lants from "the man. 1t developed
afterward that ''the man. had left town.
Judge Scott imposed fine Of Sl5 and
costs of s479, which the respondent ar
ranged to pay, He was arrested on Elm
street Saturday night by Chief of Police
Sinclair, who lodged him at police head
quarters over the Sabbath.
At o o'clock, William Cults of Ryegate
come into court and pleaded guilty to an
intoxication charge, first offense He paid
a fine of SIS and costs of $40. Cults
is stonecutter by trade and told the
court that he was born in Newport. He
was arrested on Prospect street last
night by Officer John w. Dineen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
FLETcHER's VIEWS ON TAXATION.
Believes Individuals Should Be Put on
Same Basis as Banks in Loaning Money.

Allen NJ Fletcher. Republican candi-
date for governor, Horace F. Graham.
who is seeking reelection as state au-
ditor on the same ticket, Fred L. Laird,
candidate for county senator. G.. w. Wal
lis Of Waitshelds Judge +. NJ, Harvey
Of Montpelier Chairman j. III. Winch
Of the Republican county committee and
Charles A. Plumley were among the
speakers at the Republican gettogethes
meeting held at the county courthouse
in Montpelier Saturday afternoon. n. ID.
Phelps Of BARI. state committeeman
from Washington county, presided over
the meeting
Taking up the subject Of taxation.
Candidate Fletcher declared that if cor
porations were allowed offsets, then the
corporations, in many instances, would
paw no taxes at all, whereas now the
taxation of them avoids the possibility
Of direct tax. such as they have in
most states. Mr.. Fletcher said he hope,
the next Vermont legislature would take
up the proposal to exempt all money
loaned in Vermont at five per cent. or
under and carry through such a measure
He declared that only about Is per cent
of money in banks is loaned on mort
cages in Vermont, the remaining per
cent, being loaned in the West. Mr..
Fletcher thought the individuals ought
to be placed on the same basis as the
banks in loanng money.
! After brief discussions by the Others,
Henry Holt. f. NJ. Harvey and G. A.
Plumley were named as a committee TO
assist the county committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
AGREE TO CROSS BATS.
l. A. c. and B. A. c. Ball Teams to Settle
City Supremacy.

After waiting anxiously for the past
three years to have the diamond repre-
sentatives of the Barre Athletic club and
the Italian Athletic club get together,
the baseball public of Barre and vicinity
will have chance to witness a clash
between the two teams next Saturday
at Intercity park. The committees of
the respective clubs held conferences
twice earlier in the season. endeavoring
to make arrangements for the long
sought-for series Of games No agree
ment was brought into effect, and the
fandom gave up all hope OF the teams
ever being brought together.
Yesterday the news leaked out that .
proposition amicable to both clubs had
been tentatively settled upon. The Sc
ries viii consist of FIVE games, the gate
receipts being divided go per cent. to the,
winner and 40 to the loser. Two of the
games will be played at the Intercity
grounds and the other three fought for
on the new Italian A. c. ball park. By
mutual consent, the l. A. C., were al !
lowed to retain the services of jack
Cleary. the Laconia star, and the B. A. c.
club were permitted to enroll another
pitcher. The management of the Barre
club have practically closed deal where
by strong independent pitcher, we'll
known in this section, will come to this,
city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
ANOTHER SETTLEMENT PLAN.
Weavers of New Bedford Have One They
Would Like to Present.

New Bedford, Mass, Aug. i2.-While
there was considerable talk about plans
! that might make it possible for con
ference yesterday, nothing has been done
4 BY the officials of the weavers that shows
any inclination to adopt any OF the plans
in sight,
A member Of the weavers' executiv.
committee, however, stated last night
that it was probable that a strictly
weavers' plan which has been formulated
will be presented to the executive com
mittee to-day. This member OF the
board SAYS the proposed plan will make
it advantageous for both the employer
and the weavers. for in this plan are
suggestions which, il adopted, will make
Iit possible to get the best there is out
OF the weaver and the operatives in the
other departments of the mill.
He stated that he. did not care to tell
any more about the plan at present, but
that he would try to have meeting
called to consider it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-12
Family of Charles Beaulieu Of
Orange Bereft Of Infant
WAS GONE BUT SHORT TIME
Parents Tried to Resuscitate Child and
Also Called Dr.. N. E. Avery O.
East Barre, But Their Efforts
Were of No Avail. n

The family OF Charles Beaulieu, an
Orange farmer living near Lordville on
the p!airliie,d road, sat down to dinner
yesterday afternoon without the presenesl
Of the youngest member OF the house
hold, Joseph Eugene Archie Beauliea.
Someone missed the child, and after a
wide search about the premises his body
was found lying at the bottom OF
washtub filled with water. The boy was
only Is months old, and it is surmised
that he slipped away from the house IN.
noticed and lost his balance whila locking
over the edge of the tub, Probably FIVE
minutes or more elapsed from the time
he went out of the house until his body
was discovered.
His father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Beaulieu, Immediately set about
to restore the lad to consciousness, but
their efforts were of no avail. DIR. n. E.
Avery of East Barre was called and he
worked over the body for some time be-
fore he was satisfied that life was ex-
tiuct. The child leaves only his par.
ents and sister several years his senior
The funeral will probably be held in st.
Monica's church, this city, tomorrow
morning at Q o'clock. the pastor, Rev.;
P. NJ. Mckenna, officiating.