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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-17

The Weekly Miner @ per year.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-17

\ rich strike is reported On Will son creek, 22 miles east of the town CT Atlin.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-17

One White Rotary Ball Bering Sewing Machine, almost new. Cost ss5, will sell for s30. Apply L. Gil lett, Reyilla Hotel. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-17

Rough lumber, very much in de- .Hand, sells for 5000 per thousand at Anchorage.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-17

fHARLFS IT. COSGROvE,
 Attorney for Applicants. First Pub. April 1st, 1915. Last Pub. June 10th, 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
THREE INToxIcATIoN CASES
Were Heard in Barre City Court-Prepar,
ing for jury Trial.

Three respondents replied to intoxica
tion charges with pleas OF guilty befor,
Magistrate III. w. Scott in city court
this morning. John Turley, who was ar
rested on Merchant street by Officer
Harry Gamble, Sunday evening, paid a
So fine and costs of $685.. Nestor Kole
name of Foxville, who was arrested on
Depot square by Officer Gamble Sunday
morning, was arraigned for first Of
fense, and paid $5 fine with costs az.
gregating $s.05. Edward DeForge, ar
rested by Officer Henderson on North
Main street Saturday night, said he
would go to jail in preference to the SIS
fine and costs of $S.45 assessed him for a
subsequent offense.
Preparations have been made for a
jury trial in the case of state vs.. Mrs.
Leonard Bergonzi, charged with selling
liquor in manner contrary to the stat
utes, and by late afternoon to-day. it
was expected, a jury win have been
drawn for service Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock. Mrs. Bergonzi, whose apart
ments on Merchant street were raided by
the police last week, has retained Attor-
ney A. G. Fay and the prosecution will
be in charge of Grand Juror William
Wishart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
IMPRISONED FOR THEFT.
Vermont Man Was Arrested Promptly
After Return from California.

Rutland, Nov. s.--A Few hours after
he had returned from the Pacific coast
where he fed when he stole S45 from
Kirk NJ. Bromley of Dandy, his employ
er, last July, Fay Andrews was arrested
AZ Ludlow Friday night on warrant
issued by States Attorney c. V. Poulin
Of this city and he pleaded guilty in
Rutland county court Saturday 10 the
charge OF grand larceny. Judge Zed $.
stanton sentenced him TO serve not less
than two nor more than tkree years az
the house of correction. The officers
had been on watch at Ludlow for An
drews because his mother lives there.
The jury has completed its work for
the September term. Eleven cases were
tried and verdict was reached in each
instance. There were eight verdicts for
the plaintiff and one for the defense in
civil cases and two verdicts for the
state in criminal matters. The vcrdicts
ranged from one cent 10 ss0l6. the ag-
gregate amount awarded being sll,-
273.67.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
Among Pupils of Peabody,
Mass, School Which Was
Recently Burned
200 CHILDREN RAN
IN WILD FLIGHT
One Boy Jumped from Win
dow and Received a
Broken Arm

Peabody, Mass, Nov. S.-A cry of fire
that ran through the old high school
building, where 200 pupils of st. Johns
parochial school, recently destroyed by
fire, had assembled for their studies, to-
day caused panic and a wild scramble
for the exits.
There We're no, fatalities, although a
boy who jumped through the window
was picked up with broken arm and
many laeerations. The pupils were ev-
identity nervous from their recollection
of the fire of Oct 2S, which resulted in
a loss of Fl lives.
The sight of steam escaping from a
radiator caused one pupil to become
frightened and shrill cry was instant
ly followed by a stampede. The sisters
in charge of the school endeavored TO
quiet the pupils, but the rush had
started and there was no way to stop
the children until all had reached the
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
Two Year-Old Lost His Bal
ance and. Fell In Head
Foremost
SIX-YR.- .-OLD BROTHER
TOO LATE IN RESCUE
Victim Was Child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Paquette
of Bethel

Bethel Nov. S.--Clarence Pac g,
aged nearly two years, third s
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Paquette NJ ned
Saturday noon in lar II NJ OF cold
water used for wa ~ TX and sit
uated back of ,oN
The little b, ~ been standing on
the ground, play ing in the water and
lost his balance and fell in head fore
most. Having missed the child a few
minutes, the mother was Fastening to
brook which runs near the house, when
the firstborn child, Joseph, aged six
years, went around the house and, find
ing Clarence in the watering kettle,
quickly pulled him out and then called
his mother.
The little fellow was apparently dead,
but she telephoned at once for physi-
clans, DIR. L. A. Russlow of Randolph
arriving in about Is minutes, DIR. o. Y.
Greene and several neighbors about the
same time. The doctors worked two
hours over the little body, but no signs
of life appeared.
The parents, who came year ago
from Massachusetts, have the sympathy
of all. The burial was in the Catholic
cemetery at Randolph this afternoon at
2 o'clock, Rev NJ S. O'Donnell offciat-
ing
There are two older children and one
younger child. The father was return
ing from Randolph when the accident oc-
CURED and reached home in few min
utes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
THINK 1T WAS MURDER.
Body of Man Was Found Near River in
Springfield, Mass.

Springfield, Mass, Nov. s.--The body
Of Frank Balicki, aged 81, of 6s School
street, Chicopee, bearing marks of vic.
lence and other evidences of foul play.
was found by young men in the Connec-
ticut river, near the foot of Washburn
street, yesterday, and neighbors a short
distance from the scene reported that
they heard noises indicating a fight sew
eral hours earlier.
Whether the man was murdered and
then thrown in the river or was drowned
after the attack, the police are unable TO
say.
An autopsy was performed by Medical
Examiner +. J. Mahoney, assisted by
Medical Examiner J. II. c. Gallaher Of
Chicopee and DIR. Karol Smolaeynski Of
Chicopee. No information could be OBJ
tanned, as il was stated that all findings
would be given 10 District Attorney Clar-
ence A. Niles.
The body was found in shallow water
about 10 feet from the shore by Julius
SladeofsSy Of 1873 Lowell street and Sam.
uel Dunn Of l2s Lowell street. II was
face downward and part Of the head
was exposed.
The police were notified and Patrolmen
Ranney and Button brought the body
ashore. Medical Examiner Mahoney was
called. He found that the man had re.
ceived blow over the left eye which
caused a severe abrasion and in all prob
ability stunned him. The eve was swol-
en and closed and had bled much. over
the right thigh and on the right and left
knees were other severe abrasions The
medical examiner said that the body had
been IN the water onlya few hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT.
Joseph Daigneault of vergennes Became
Paralyzed and Soon Died.

| Vergennes, Nov. S.. Joseph Daig-
neault, respected and widely known
citizen of this city, died Saturday at the
Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski, where
he was taken last Monday to be treated
fol- injuries received in an automobile
accident the Sunday evening previous.
In the ACCIDENT he suffered compound
fracture Of the left leg and was rendered
unconscious by a blow on the head. At
! first, while his injuries were known to
be serious, strong hopes were entertained
that they would not prove fatal, but
paralysis of tile left side occurred and
all efforts to save his life were without
avail
Mr.. Daigrhault was born in st. Pie,
Canada, May 22, 1851, and came with
his parents while qnite young to Fer
risburg. After short stay in that town
they moved to Vergennes, where his
whole life has been spent. Early in
life Mr.. Daigueault entered the employ
of Erastus Daniels & Son, and learned
the trade of door, sash and blind max
er, after which he entered the employ
OF Kendall * Milne as foreman OF the
shop, where he remained for several
years. He then became member of the
firm OF Fisher, Young & Co., who con-
Quoted general work business and saw
mill combined. After few years he
bought out the business and with Hem
ry Miner and Louis Renaud formed the
Vergennes Manufacturing company, for
the manufacture Of furniture. After a
period of years the plant was sold to the
Bennington Scale company, MIR. Daig-
neault being retained as superintendent
until about year ago.
He was a member Of the St Joseph's
and st. John the Baptist societies, in
the former of which he held the Office
of president He was also a member of
st. Peters church. For many years he
was a member OF the Stevens Hose COM
pany. He also served on the board OF
listers. He married Miss Adeline Geror /
of this city November II, 1870. Besides
his wife, he is survived by four sons, |
John, Frank and Fossdr sof This place /
and Walter Of Worcester. Mass; two I
Mrs. A. A. Oliver of West
port, n. Y, and Mrs. Oliver Garrow Of
this city; six sisters, Mrs. Joseph Du-
,tke of Ferrisburg, Mrs. Eugene Bodette
II Lebanon, n. H., Mrs. George Perkette
If Keeseyille, ~ Y, Mrs, Adolphus Sor-
ell, Mrs. Frank Gee and Mrs. William
cooke Of Vergennes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
zoo PINTS OF wHISKEY
Were Seized in Raid on Megrath's Drug
Store in Montpelier.

A raiding party headed by Sheriff
Frank II. Tracy and including several
deputy sheriffs and policemen visited the
drug store of George E. Megrath on
State street, Montpelier, around o'clock
Saturday evening. armed with search
and seizure warrant issued by States At
torney Fred f. Gleason, and found 200
pints of whiskey in barrels. The liquor
found was taken to jail and Mr.. Megrath
was taken before Judge f. NJ. Harvey in
night city court, where bail was fixed
at $3.50. Bail was furnished by Arthur
w Daley. No date was set for hear
ing to be held, as Mr.. Megrath was not
represented by counsel.
He was arrested on the charge of keep
ing with intent to sell intoxicating liq-
uor. The drug store has been raided sew
eral times before, although not recently.
Those in the raiding party were Sheriff
Tracy. Deputies H. j. Slayton, Henry
Lawson and Roy Gettman and Chief of
Police Connolly and Patrolman Sloan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. J. VI. ANGEL and daughter. who
have been visiting at the home Of DIR
|E. q. Sprague Of Merchant street for a
few DAYS. returned 20 their home in
Brookfeld yesterday.
Winthrop, the 5-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. n. B. Ballard Of fremont street.
who has been III for five weeks with ty-
phoid fever, l. now reported TO be well
On the road 10 recovery.
J. Wesley Hoffman Of North Main
street. who has been enjoying a four
weeks vacation. a part Of which be
passed in kentucky. resumed a four
weeks vacation. a part Of which he
passed in Kentucky. resumed his duties
in the Marion cigar nanufactory this
morning.
Nearly 200 members and friends of the
members Of tho Bunsccord football club
gathered AZ the worthen hall saturday
night and enjoyed dance The proceeds
from the tickets sold were 70 20 toward
helping an ill member. Nearly slO0
vas realized from the affair. A very en-
ioyable time vas PASSED IN dancing and
we're served
j. q. Shadroui. the south Main street
grocer. recently received 4 letter from
friend IN Syria which brings arst hand
~ the suffering and rrivati0n
which the people af that oouutry ere
undergoing a. The present time. rarts
1f nearly every psre Of the letter have
lsen elt out ~ cen-ors BAT snpurh re-
lnnss 10 make cie.r TIE hardships that
Iha nation j. suffering uudsf The ruis ~
ne Iurk. 40 rnsntiun IF frhsinF Of any
sina ~ af men killed - tmttie - ~
8weH ~ pass the neusors. - Mr. Ma
lraai . stn ir dnuiH 81 ta ~ fnts ~
aanT ~ his friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08

great conflict which is now wasting th,
countries OF Europe, the United States
unhesitatingly assumes, and TO the ac,
complishment of that task II will de.
vote it's energies, exercising always that
impartallty which from the outbreak OF
the war it has sought to exercise in its
relation with the warning nations"
The note is dated October q, and ac.
knowlcdges the notes of the British gov
ernment dated January 7, February 10,
june 20, July %, July 81 (two), Aug.
l3, and note verbale of the British
embassy Of Aug. 0, all OF which relate
TO restrictions upon American commerce.
The United States says at the outset
that it has delayed answering these
notes in the hope that the announced
purpose of Great Britain ito exercise
their beligerent right with every posi-.
BILE consideration for the interests of
neutrals," and of causing ''the least pos.
sible amount of inconvenience TO per.
sons engaged in legitimate trade would
in practice not unjustifably infringe
upon the neutral rights Of American citi.
zens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
CITY HOSPITAL NOTES

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
NEW GREEK PREMIER.
All the Others are Members of the Zai-
mis- Cabinet.

Athens, via Paris, Nov. S.--M. Skou.
loudis, commissioned by King Constan-
tine to form new cabinet, has accom-
plished the task. All the members OF
the Zaimis ministry are retained except
the premier himself. The new prime
minister has taken the portfolio OF for
eign affairs. The formation Of the new
cabinet, it is generally assumed, will
delay, if not eliminate the crisis which
probably would follow dissolution OF
the Chamber of Deputies by the king.
The cabinet is composed OF the fol-
lowing ministers, who took the oath Of
Office yesterday.
Premier and minister of foreign af-
fairs. NJ Skouloudis.
Minister of public instruction, M. Mi
chelidkis.
Minister of justice and Communica-
tion, ID. G. Rhallis.
Minister of interior, NJ Gounaris.
Minister of national economy, NJ. The
otolxis.
Minister of war, General Yanakitsas.
Minister of marine, Admiral Koun-
touriotis.
Minister of finance, Stephen Dragoum-
is.
Besides the premier, NJ. Michelidkis
is the only new member Of the cabinet.
The office he takes formerly was held
by NJ Theotokis, who becomes minister
Of national economy.
The press urges the advisability of
going on without dissolution of Par.
lament and new general elections.
NJ. Skouloudis is not deputy, but
IS regarded as an able diplomat, known
chiefly for the part he played in the
London peace conference in 1918 after
he Balkan war. He is reputed to be
favorably disposed toward the quad
.uple entente.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
MAN HuRT IN FIGHT.
Frank Finnsfan Received Cuts, Thomas
Maxi Arrested

Charged with asssult with danrr.
nus weapon Nith intent a. Xiii. Thomas
Maxi was ARA iened before Justicr A. q
DiekeY at Easf Barre this morning ard
riaced under $500 hal o. await q hcaring
mrat Monday morning nau uas fur
wished - M Mattson and 1ack Anief-
son Grand 1urar w. A Cufier Irpse.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
DISCUSSED SINGLE TAX.
Ministers Monday Club Held Interesting
Session To-day.

The Ministers Monday club held its
regular meeting in the parlor of the He'd.
ding Methodist church in Barre to-day,
the president, Rev. Ivan III. Benedict of
Montpelier, being in the chair Devo-
tional exercises were conducted by Rev.
F. F. Newell of the Hedding church, after
which paper was presented by Rev. Ivan
II. Benedict on salvation by Taxation. I"
II was.an able presentation of the single
tax question. A discussion followed, in
which all took part.
The following clergymen were present;
Revs. J. W. Barnett, +. r. Newell, j. B.
Reardon Of Barre, Ivan II. Benedict, L. o.
Sherburne, l.. c. Carson, J. p. Taylor and
f. C. Kenney of Montpelier, A. Abbott of
Williamstown. Clinton Scott of North
field. Frank Bloomfield of Berlin. the sec
retary, and Ariel Bellondi, visitor from
Haverhill. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
Are Pressing Their Advance
to the Northeast of
Strumitsa
BRITISH CONTINGENT
is AIDING THEM
Junction with the Serbians
Near Prilip Is Thought
to Be Imminent

The French are continuing to press
their advance into Bulgaria, northeast
of Strumitsa, British contingent aid
ing them, a Saloniki dispatch asserts,
but the difficulties of the terrain make
progress slow. Likewise Paris adyiees
declare that the French forces are fol-
lowing up their successes north of Phil
ip, where junction with the Serbians
on the Babuna range is said to be i'm
minent
On the extreme west of the Balkan
front the Montenegrins claim to be
holding the Austrians near Grabavo, in
ficting severe losses upon them in des-
perate battles.
The intention of Rumania to remain
neutral at least for the present is en-
phasized from Bucharest All members
of Parliament with whom Premier Bra
tino has consulted have told him they
consider the governments course so far
correct, it is declared.
A decidedly energetic action by the
entente allies to open up communica-
tions in the Balkans is necessary to
move Rumania in their favor, advices in
dicate.
On the Gallipoli peninsula the Turks
claim their artillery successfully at
tackled another allied transport and tor
pedo boat, setting the transport afire.
There has been cessation of activity
on the western front, according to a
Paris statement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
IN CHECKS HAS
BEEN LOST IN MAILS
Was Sent from Clinton, Mass.
to First National Bank in Boston and
Should Have Reached There Last
Thursday--Anothe Bundle of
Checks Also Missing.

Boston, Nov. s.--The postoliice authori-
ties to-day are investigating the disap-
pearance in the mail from Clinton, Mass
of packages containing $4,000 in checks,
which should have been delivered to the
First National bank here Wednesday or
Thursday of last week.
A package of checks from Leominster
bank for another Boston institution also
has failed to arrive, although it is stated
it should have reached its destination by
this time. Payment ON all the checks
has been stopped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
American Note on Neutral
Shipping Was Hardly
Expected
AMERICAN SHIPPING
WAS OVERLOOKED
British Apparently H a V e
Been Engrossed in Eu-
ropean Problems

London, Nov, Notwithstanding the
forecasts OF the American note to Great
Britain, which had been sent from Wash
ington by British newspaper CORE
spondent, surprise is the predominant
tone Of majority OF the british news.
papers in their comment on the docu-
ment.
The country has been too much
wrapped up in consideration Of pressing
European problems during the past few
weeks to give much attention to Ameri-
can opinion, and apparently it was not
aware that the treatment of American
shipping might furnish grounds for Sc
rious controversy between the two gov
ernments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
FIvE STRIKERS ARRESTED.
One Of Then is Charged with Carrying
Revolver.

New York. Nov. s. A. result Of a
fight between police and a number of
the POO car cleaners Who strutk yester-
day in the Sunnyside yards - the Penn.
sylvauia railroad. i've strikers were ar
rested. one on q charge af carrying a
revolver The men are demanding more
wages After the disorder about 100 eN-
ira police were sent % the yards
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
JUST DEFEATED
AND is SUED AGAIN
Merton Doolittle Of Brattleboro Is Now
Defendant in $4,000 Action for Al
legged Alienation of Affections.

Brattleboro, Nov. s.-Charles Lynds
of Guilford brought suit to-day against
Merton Doolittle of this town for $l0,-
900, alleging alienation Of affections OF
his wife. Miss Ethel Cutler of keene,
N. H., recently sued Mr.. Doolittle for
$4,000 for breach of promise and for
services rendered, the jury awarding her
$1,000 for her services and nothing on
the breach of promise charge.
After Miss Cutler left Doolittle's
home. Mrs. Lynde kept house for him.
Letters written by Mrs. Lynde TO Doo-
little, which were introduced in the Cut
Ter case, are the basis for the alienation
suit, just brought by Charles Lynde.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
SWAPPING THE DRINKERS.
Baltirnors a ONO Railroad Takes Novel
Means Of Getting Eyidenos.

Grafton. W We Nov 3 Detectives,
armed WITH eameras ar taking photo.
graphs 81 every emplege ~ fI,e nalti-
more q Oilo railroad seet drintinr ni-
eoholie tiguur. A numiff of eupioyes
have tasn disciiarred Mhiskry 81 q
Gfst AID a. the injured has elsa bnrh
rfahstfea ~ q q Iwruef. ehisf med
taal eNnmannf NJ fhe roaH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
RABIDoU CASE NEXT.
Mortified Man, Charged with Man,
slaughter, to Be Tried in County Court.

The case Of State vs.. u j. Rabidou Of
Northfeld charged with manslaughter
as the result OF an automobile fatality
which occurred on the Barre road near
the car barns last spring, will be taken
up in Washington county court this
afternoon or tomorrow. Attorney Gen
eral II. q. Barber Of Brattleboro arrived
in. the city Saturday 10 assist States
Attorney Fred i. Gleason in the prose.
cution.
Court resumed business at o'clock
this afternoon. after the recess taken
Saturday noon. and arguments were
commenced in the case Of State vs. Raj.
facle Mastriami. impeding an officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
FOUND GIRL IN FLAMES.
Passerby May Have Saved Life Of POult
ney Child.

Poultney. Nov. s.-Ethel Mullin. the
four year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mullin OF Broughton avenue, was
terribly burned Saturday afternoon
while playing with matches at the home
of her grandmother Mrs. Margaret
Mooney, on Depot street The child's
clothing was almost entirely burned
away. The other occupants of the Moon
ey house first learned of the accident
when Thomas Roberts, a neighbor, who
was passing, saw the blsze through the
window and upon investigation found
the little girl enyeloped in flames. He
beat out the fire and physicians were
summoned The child is in a critical
condition.