The Barre daily times., May 26, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

About The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959

Image provided by: University of Vermont

                
TIIE H AT? TIF, DAILY TIME. MAY 20, liJ5.
HARD HITTING
BY BOSTONS!
Dorad tbe Pirate Crew in
Yesterday's Gme.
MANY EXTRA BASES MADE r
Hood's Pills fSE
Peptiron Pills
n ti&3 ietd ti tier kv& b-ra, tnr
i'-w.'f-1 er sm:, ' 3 iniS '., ,LiOWk. A.
i
-
Yesterday America b Lee ft; e Scores,
! .41 Chicago Boston gsme postponed
oe account of raia.
At ( land Cleveland fc, New lek
1. -
Jit Detroit Philadelphia , Detroit
Jit St. .Loui Game postponed, rain.
FOUND HIS
DAUGHTER
JEew York TbI Dot .Agaia Before
Cincinnati Best ca American Gasnt
"Wis F,csTjonee on Accent, t
of Eaia.
Amcrkaa League Staagtrg.
? Won, Lest. Pet.
jtlkicago ....- 37 31 MT!
I Cleveland 36 H ,r.feS
JPUlade-lpld . 36 33 .m
I Detroit . ....... 15 34 ' .517
JWasliagUa 14 3T .452
jSt-Louis .... 34 36' .4C7
'j.Xew o',k .... 33 3 .41
Ifcostt ...32 17' .414
Boston. May 26. Boston look lie
third same of tbe series lf'twii lu
tein and Pittsburg yesterday fit'rax-r.,
to 2, IfT banging Case hard in tie
4rst pan of til game. Boston Lit fur
iweh safe ." while Fin-burg gut
But eight off Wiiiielm.
The Bear n4 the baiting
ferf in the first ir.nii;p- CinineB planted
a duuble hi ri'feT, o;,..ved hf a triple
Tenner inUj the coiner garden, sew
ing ta Knell. Batty fouled out to Leach
and IMitturv f.;d to Warner. But
. Wolwrtr walloped tbe tul for three
ls and Capi. 1'enney crowe-ed tin rub.
lr. Sharpe -dosed .the -texiing by
ty-otn.. In the second Wilhelm singled
but there were no results from it.
Iitl.4)urg :tiji-!k4 -Bp one is the fifth
&nd I'rftei" t t, tiie .funarfT rin m
a trtct Lit and a tntde. For Bitfiii,
Xe-tfbw iMiswd ti WH wr the Jfi
irUEACH STAJREED.
A. A. Stebtins' Six Years'
Search Regarded.
WAS LN BOSTON SCHOOL.
Tke fry FfcOtet ua Brocskt to MoEt
3eljer 'Where TTill Prerifie a
Eee for Eei li jrcieed
fTom Kctiei.
for s horiM" ran,
ot bat ( ntuwU aJted. Tenuey sin- J
fl'd isitd Cucwll went -t iiiixii. iui j
.JUiitty'e .out t'KimfclJ corfA ...
TV 1iOiie tm- mof it ix fctf
tl is the newitk. After tjrtineJl hd 1
Be)3 PkiTaee Safe After LcaCfren Wat
Eaockefl Out f Box.
KeaJhudbV ie jatelihig savd yester
day fBif fur Oiaio yester diiy af
ter J'la":acs4)iUa ixd kiiwkffd Luwisrii
out- of the and nabie Qikruc-o to
itte iiitt third puaitirm with oji'y t
jMiints t f.inr:. The wore mas S to
4. . LwrnUri ent -1 line wtd
in t!ie Jirst imiiiip, PM!adelkia' mttkinr
enough to wre four runs, llmii
ixu'h weiit iut-o tffc is trmri that
)ijr;t and the Ilullie were whtte-4iI
ftir the.eifrht innings rmiiainiriE.
.Itealijadt' teamaistes hacked hin j
with ti ftick j-erday. Tiey lism
ruwd ComdnB out t4 tl tox iv ife
liKftins: frr. lifter tJ r-t jbwj:c a arnJiweue. Her ion uer w
; 'the h'-adnuistw rocou. There vere two
A. A. V.ei.tiifcN fiief cierk of the
IWrtf Il&ib-Oftd eonipacy TS'sth offi'-
this city, h& .msered tlii eek lis
caaplttT, iar i kaii he has ien iw&rch
iiig for i year. He divareed frpm
tise Kjother out that nunilm- tf j eiu
o ttud vii- given the rui!y of the
efiild. Kinw tiien he has remarried, hut
not uei3 vbt "mspntly. has li leeB ahle
to fiiid tiie daughter gtvea liit care.
Tite Bostm Fcwt teSi t-f the xeewery
if the dsug-h1r bk foUtw.-:
"At 50 o'cicwk Tinday intinuiig
'.H,r-d carriag drove up K a -el known
South End fcchtMtt, keatd tot a stone's
throw from the mt fashionable et'tioB j
tf Mssahuett aveiiuft, and the -teb-
cirl s called frwo her letrm
Yotx
Get Up
la lie inornipg tirtd, lzzgizl&,
tad freqccntly -with a headache
thst is .lsoit xiE.bes.r2.hiC Yea
have been oert-oti restless s.nd
sleepless tight ifter night, and
glooay and irritah'e during
the day. This cervous exhaus
tion arects the heart, lungs and
other organs that depend tipoa
the nerves for motive power.
Then the stomach fails to di
grst the food; the heart action
is weak, and circtilatioa poor,
tad the Hdneys arid liver in
active. . IVVhat you need is not a stom
ach, head, kidney or liver med
icine, I -at Dr. Idiles Nervine to
soothe and feed the nerves and
build nerve tissue.
"Hy --ite Buri1!t to imat trj-n-tn
stralxv. -r.icii Tfulud in nerT.u
prostration, fftie first eymitoma wer
tinci.ir'.tiih.Me crriiilt acd ineumctiO'T
tijtUs, vtiicti lncrnuitid to sucii ao ex
teiit timt lur -ever a yuar eiits worni
here a Bpeli every dty of trom tour
to eix luur duntitiou. bhe ifqiiirwj
ttie riittiDt ,tittuon of her jitiTBlc
luzi aiifi Bt!enokt:ta SJ&e gtxBvrm. preet
tid ajuruish. Th l?t jiEyBiuiaus
attendmir iur ooulil f:tt no reiwf, and
she finniiy tx-cemae airoost of unsound
ami -A a Umt ream 1 fepan gjvme
3ir Ir. S'lifar' JCers-me, end 3'tmic, ana
tM'ti't-d tiist tier BjUi wxt ay wtre
not so scvrc. and Ui"T pradutuiy lis
t'i'erd ainretiier. St tias liad no
iwirwnr of iu miiB, and la eui
iixg In Imnrth ind tttT-nptn.
3. P. OVi-.KCilOt, Sterling, TJL
Or. Mite' Nervin ai old by your
dngpifit. who will puarantee that tfta
ttret toottte will benefit. If It taiis, ha
wll refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
j MAYOR WEAVER
WINS A POINT
Injunction Against His Men
Vacated.
W'J'Ii.fm vn thr?-vii i
Score i.-r ir.t!ii)r.
"l ! ! 5 6 7 8 J
i. ":tre .. .. . . . . . .3 0 -) A 0 i 1 3
'i.;hui-';.hia 6 fi 0 g O U Oil-
f,u4 mm, Teniirr talked i Jirrt. Bet-j Kit. 3aenpw 32. rhsiHde'phw
tr ainVd and Ih-fehatity iuj.lieatd the Vhicupn 3, Philadelphia S; h tr-wrfm-maivv.
edjr lt b the ma-1 ks i-imdirren. Eetilbai ad.. 3tKeiIL
tier.. IjMlurs- wrt.ed after WillteJai j duriditn, parkt- and Kaboe;
in the ek'iith ituiini; but the Vt they j Johnstntif ; attendanee.
eouJd ui a hut vm more -After
(.irw and Beaumont htd pwe out, C!t
mer ntrtc"rd a hit. Thee "WsgtieT ia
pSfd and Cisuiy .ii(.ii?kd, t,he latter
:Mririg Jyer- Itotty ' diKpfwed .i
IJlctrt-y and the batting ralsy was over.
Other JCatkinal Lete Stcre.
At Ketr York Cineinnati 5, Jfew
Ynk 3.
At JJrtoklya St. Ixmis S, Brooklyn
0.
At .Philadelpltitt Oiieapo 9, Philadel
phia 4.
JCatioiial Lerae StasdiEg.
vTon. Ltt, Pet.
Fe York. ..25 --?5f
'jtthurr 39 33 .SS4
pbiladeVi'diia ....... 36 , IS -J516
Oik-aco" . IS 37 ' ' ..:.34
ttnensnaii 15- 3? .46S
Brfkh-n .....14 3 -STS
BBt .... 33 .4(W
Jt, Ltwia 33 19 .4
KcsirrnrE eigb lost.
KcrttSfcld Hign Schord Got Six Scores
iu One InttiEg.
XmiliiiciO, 2lay The return pa me
f the Islootpeher high ohd isilh t he
Nort.hlMd high ma layed yerterday
aiu'rntum na the Xori?h jarad the
viMttwa Iwinj" defeated by wore' of
.to 4. The i;rst. f p "iwutip n-ere
very fat arid crating. Xeither Bide
KfT-fd ixi t'ite fu five hininps, -btit in
tin histh Jda1pelier made two runs.
In the same jiming the finrt two JSortb-lk-.id
Imh at ibtit tied the , -where-wjKm
Mostjielkr went l pi(se and ly
rejeatsi emir nix more iuesk trd
belre the side osit.
- St" "
It's
Easv
to write a faod letter when
yotsr paper, pess and ir.k are
all friendly.
Eaton-Hurlbut
Writing Papers
the "?.MllS THAT A?rEAL,"
make polite correspondence a
plearjre. Most people just
now are asking us for Twotone
and Highland linen. There
are other styles you may like
even better. Cone in and see
them. .
W, Frank Harris,
He's Bloci, 1 6 J 'No, Main St,
Fear Team nt Kor.tfie.id.
XartlifieldL llav 6. XortMeld 1h
i Jour-tiHam imsebisll .ieaeu compowsd
)fif liiJiwt rpreeiitiitirig' Jdara, Cntrul.
Hie. and 1 8ia wwt6. . Jl t .
Washburn is the moving spirit and h
fUMx-eeded 'in aruUKing enthusiasm enongb
-o tinrt t i.e first rane vit- pir.jed t
twa the Tin and Central rt-ret teams
'W'esiiM'i.diiy altrtKKii and the vhnory
iwas -mm by tbe Central street by a
i eie i4 !t
FAVCEITE WTSS.
Erokla Sacdios.p "Wen ry Delhi, With
Ostrich Second. .
' ra-'.e-.'iul Jla?e Track, r.nok,lyn. X.
Y.. Slur 26. The I'.rtK.iJyc hh v
v a-B -yesterday ly Belhi; Cwtriei
i-aa . Mtcmd -and Crai.alSo VM third.
Time 2.-W. 2-5.
Thirty-five t.hrusud person fse-w the
(.-
EXPECTS TO BOOM.
FERTILIZER FREE
fOR THE ASKING.
Ic-n of Bristol Laying Eel for Fall cf
Prosperity.
Brfctol, Uay 26. A Fjtecis.l toan
j meeting vaa held Wednesday afternoon
1 to mi(hr the oueKtion of frrantinc the
ILake Iranmcwe Power and Tramion .
the privilege f laying a pemntoek along
the Mr-ha-av from near tt.e lineoln Iwt
line t a -taunt mio&ite E. B. I'almer
resident.
After a urief explanation of a-by the
t4vileflie " aeked a motion cranting
the a&tue s tinaainwusly adopted. Tte
cmmanv alxv named wldeh ha ab
sorbed ibe Briwtol Eiet'trie C. La plans
for putting in a .'iO-foot i t;.-h -dam in
Sew Haven river near A. W. Bft&forth'a
hi-u-e and another 3T0 feet above the
prewiBt i-"u if plant dam ; also the pnt
tinj in of a powerful team engine at
t he phmt for tie in of low -vatr.
The eomnanv has ttptions on the phu-e
of A. H1. Jtanffirth and IL S. joslyn
and it is estimated thst the improve
ments eonteinpU.tttd cail for ftn :pen
diture of f2t;.00fl or jnore. It is the
eompany' iutention to make this one
of the'Vrt. ptwer .lanta is western
Yerroent.
'The dewlopmenta of this plant is
erjwttfld to h5(m thia viilag.
' runners, gardeners, florists, .seedsmen,
greenhouse proprietorn, nurserymen in
ee4 anyone mh will eead hi nam
on a postal card to C 5. Page, Eyde
I'axk, "VL, and simpJy say 'I saw year
advertisement in The Barre Uaiiy Times,
vnd me a sample of your Page's Plant
Food" will reueive a sample promptly
free, postpaid. From whit we know
of the reputation of llr. page we ara
inclined to believe that Lis 1'iant Food
an Ktide of genuine merit, and when
yon note tbe ingredients and he will
H.-i-d thera to you with the n2 sample
yen will see that the ordinary irt.po
siuons taat are toe often praetioej
v.kib the fiirmtTi nntrr th head if
!"prtll.:,e"V oo int e.j-t ;n ptcr's
? !F,n 3 ini. AiirerS C . Pure, II-! de
Fi,.rk, Vt.
SECDF.D LIST F20M NAPLES.
Steamship Keckat Brings Across ,C43
Passengers.
tm York, Itlay 26. Tlie largest Hau
lier cif pa.erirfr erer brought by one
steamer from Kaples, 2.641, arrived ye
terdar on the steamer Ssisr,
A Xewt&n, Kass, Woman
prominent in society, says: "1 -would
not for anything be without Comfort
Powder. It is splendid for irritations
of tbe skin. 2t cures pricky Lest, -chafing,
offensive jierppirstion, tender feet,
and keeps d shklds sweet, and it
has eo mux! for the rmery. Fvery
woman should be sure to pet Comfort
Pon dr. it is so fur eupenor to all
i..':?-" IJnr- lrt:igts sell it.
I nin pacing the Soar of lite -oSh.se, 'but
.) their tsU, w as only a brief one, and
the lew tears sto-d w-ere those tt toe
little girl, almost bystericat from ,s
ejtmit and tiar.
There was a mute exchange f i-om-;.e-'n-.
A juhb w '. caiUed him-'if fath
er drew the ehild i 1cm. and five min
utes later the earriage waiting outside
w-beeh-d uowelessly and rapidly sway,
the two men and the little girl in-
M.ic. - '".
'A WasbingtoB street furEisbing
Kt-ore was entered and new and eostiy
carnns were bmrrieSJy purcliaa-d lr
the chiid. Tiie three drove to the Xorth
rttkm and were swm f ting over thf
rails toward another state. ;
Today the little one is S9d niih
and more from her pretty South End '
borne, and said to 1 in a large city ;
of Yeriiiwnt.. . - i
"Her rootiT i 3dr. Anna tebut&fc. ;
one of the lst kntwn artists" tnodelf :
if the eountrv and whose Madonna ia
and Tcri"!rt -fcgtire are embodied in the.
fBKius Abltey porjahs.
For tours' the 'beautiful young womnt:
glancing sew and anon fearfully from
tiie upper windows -of a Tittle apart
ment hut a few Docks aay from the
whfHtl, anxiously awaited her daugh
ter's retttm. It was luncheon hour, and
alarjory wb seldom "held by her teadiei
for poor lessons or -disobedience.
'Tor several bcturs tlie anvious moth
er watched and waited. Then in an-
rtiifih and in an tiut.lnrr;t of grief, un
consciously aware uf some ominous hap
pening, site tfarew a shawl over iter
head and made her way to the school,
wliere site found out to her crni
tutuskmeiit that her irctte girl had lieen
taken awy, and that tltose who had
asaiKlied in her departure were none
other than Alfred A. .Stebbins, her -diverged
husband, and his lawyer, C!ar-
enee A. TMaittn'.
"1 tut sorry to da wi,5 said the mas
ter, but the father had papers proving
his rigiitful kim to the child. He
said he had Iteea senrelung for her five
years." . ... " ....
ilrs. SUHlibins, tite woi-lter, was etsea
by a Post .reporter at her home. 54
lingtrk f,t.r-'t. yesterday. J am at a
Ions to aeeount for the attitude of Mr.
Stebbins she said. 3f lie say that
he has been looking Sw JkSwjory fur
live vears he tells a wicked untruth.
Wltv be ahoviid have -takes the method
he did to get her is one tif the deepest
mysteries of my tile, yo one knew (let
ter than lie thnt 1 was her in Bos
ton, right here at 73 liugcies street,
and yet he made not the slightest effort
to inform me of his intention.
J t.e rtutnner (! mt. tetituns a..
tltrfiUi'h our Trouble has lieen m(wt con
temptible and unnittnner!T. Vu-.v, 1
never knew that we were e'en divtireed.
In fapJ,, it i oc!y tiironjrh ht-ariiT that
I know today, fur I Lave never '-been
notified ly tiie eourt, 'The man simply
left me end mv babe to ewe tor our
selves.
I w-a never jriven an opportunity i
to contest hi sujI. You may te very
sure that 1 would hare eagerly done.
m, for if wss ni!,s r the word t
a -Jying eervant girl that be erer se
eured sermration ironj itn. For tire y as n.'
new i have worked, almost slaved, to
care prtijwrly for my dear Slarjory. Xwt
onw -in all that time hiss he provided-.
i- her support I have not slept ainee
Marjory lias lieen taken from me, liut
I have not wasied my time in idle
tears. 1 believe tltat lir. Stehhhs will
yet here. eaue to repent for what he
has done. 1 sbtil employ the best le
gal d;vii?e to regain tiie custody of iry
daughter.''' .",
- Aiarjory Alice SteWin is one of the
most prepossessiiig ebildren of the dis
trict in which she desides. Bhe is a
trifle shove the usual height of a girl
(4 32, Llonde, and resemble, in face and
figure her beautiful mother.
' in school she i in the seventh rrirje.
and Iter teacher sy that, although a
triSe btihind her class, it is because of
considerable absenee. and that she is
ordinarily an exeeptkmaily bright child.
"The little girl has a very fine voice,
which Lor Biol lior is Laving trained, and
she is also reaving stieuial education
in other directions in a Back Bay private
school. .
' Arthur A. Stebhins. who is a weB
knows Tuilrosd man in Vermont, was
seen by a Post Teport.T as be wai tak
ing a train for his home.
" Thank kd, my search is over,
said Mr. Siebhins. ''For years I have
lieen in agor.y over the thought that et
little one must lie surnistiiaed by evil
ir.f.ue-ii'-et. Jor yetJ-s I have employed
t:ie be-st d-:etM.jve iceneje-. and iawve-t
s well, in so -er'ort to aid me rn mv
eiiT!-h, hot up to 1-onday 1 have sought
my -lin.Je !ne an vam. .
""-And then eante Sir, Softer V due.
t ! searched "the West- Bud. and t he
North End, and the South End as well,
hut all to no jwrtowe, and then eame
the v i .! d from the lav yet that my lit
tle one had lieen hi.'-f.ted. We went to
this ochtMtl. where her name vas found
on tie rep'-ter. 1 saw the prinrijiaL
'When the principal heard the true
facts nt the ea- he was lather emuti
to appreciist' try' position.. He did all
tiiat he could to help me. Be seui to
the nictfher's home in Bugles street
and tiie little one eajne. !SHe knew ate
at oftise, and for the flr.it tune in over
live years, we were clasped in each oth
ers arm.
"Mr. Sf.ehbin and hi w-jie were mar
ried IS vearsgo. Be had but reeentiy
"Taduated from Hamilton College at
:!into.n, X. Y., while she Lailed from
Ploiadelphiii. where her fan;i?y was one
of tbe veu.'t:,K-t and ino.-t rclined.
OFFICES TURNED OYER.
Supreme Court Will Investigate Matter
City Council Talk! cf im
peaching tie City! Ex-
' ectttive.
Jlay
2C-
A writ
tn ,;!aWn,t,i fa
of special supersedeas was
t,-r kf Justice .ww
:t- v..n. ,A he Kimreme eourt
to former Judge Gordon, counsel foi
.., .itr in tne 111 uhiwvu I""
1UO i ,,,... - . -
t,T-riir?,t liefore Judi'e I!altoB
rfrain t ie mayor irwm i""s.
TWiwtor Smith and CoUi.o.
The writ removes the injuetion grant -.
,i r.iv,.n Wethieiiav afid al-
k'Wb'tlie mat or' new appointees Co,o-
.n(f A. Lmeolna .r
axutTie their duties
Hsfet r ana
BABY WMEMEIR DYING
From an Awful Skin Humor
Scratched Till Blood Ran.
Wasted to a Skeleton, ?
SPEED III CUREdIt CUT1CURA
'Wbea three month eld my boy
broke out with aa itchirr. waury
rash H over bi body, end he wou.d
acratch till the blood ran. We tned
cearly everything, but be rrew worse
wasttce to skeleton, and we f tared,
be would die. He slept only whta
la our arms. The first apportion cf
Cuticura aoothed ttm so tuat te titpt
in fcis cradle tor tie rst ttme ia
many wetka. One rt of Cnucara
made a comp'ete and permanent
cure, (signed) Mrf. M. C MaiUaad.
Jaaper, OcUrio."
ERA US CASE KEAKLY SETTLED.
Kan VTho Tampered With Xau to Ef
Punished.
Var,hnilon, SJay 2tk It was rn-
noimeed at the tate Department ye
tershiv after s -eall of Baron Ihskra, the
A ustro-F! imgariaB darge d'affaires, thst
the eontrotersv of Slsireu Braun, the
Ameriea-n hnmigrstioa insjwetor st Bud
apest, with the Hungarian antliunties
was on 5 lie road to a satisfactory sett-le-me.nu
Tiie police oflk'ijj who is said
to have taiirered with Mr. Braun' mail
will ) difnnssed and ttsrther fiunisSiea
Mr. Braim will 1 jut.htirawn from his
n-e'Bt jt and transierred to another
field of uetivit T'. His successor has not
vet been sekt'Wu.
wil J "oxter
ker to
. . .r . ..1 i,
xis turert-or i rviuj.v
direetor of public work's respe.fw .
li the meantime the supreme euurt in
vestigates the matter. Aetm on the
writ 'of supersedeas the new direetor
at out 'ao'sumed charge of their of-tn--.
iiavor Vi'eaver yesterday took font -Lie
jWesion of the offiee of director
4 puUic safetv and diieetor of pob
lic works. Neither Dirertor JJaawI J.
Smvth nor IHrenor Peter E. Cote
offered serious rM-tace. lour detec
tiies were placed on guard st tbe ofSees.
Slessrs. Smvth and Costelio had sought
to (vii it- removal frosB omee by appeab
injr to the e"jrt.
- Mnvor Weaver went to the otfioe
of tiie officisls and intormed theto that
their presence in the -.;lice a tie-:
pass. Both, Messrs. Smyth and Costello.
v i'.hirew.
It was runiored yesterday . afternoon
that the IU-pablin "orgarjir-stion"
leader intend to impeach Mayor Weav
er. With this end in ew, it is said,
a speciitl jneetinr of select eouneil will
lie called for this afternoon for this
pnrpoi. Ia the event of impeachment
of the mayor, lYesident of Sele.ct Coun
cil Harry C BaTisk-y, who is the or-gsEir-ation"
candidate for sheriff, will
act as mayor for sixty daysj weaB
while. a st-ecial election for mayor will
be held, and a new mayor i-hea t,rr
the regular four year term.- Maifeas
sue ia office is the ground upon which
the impeaehment prtsediBsr will be
based. The "orgaEMtion'' leaders t
daim they have the proof to su'tain the
eham-s.
BEBSK TO E00SEVELX.
Toasted as tbe Kan Who la Set Af:4iif
of Anything.
Kew York, May 20. At the eustom
ary 'k-tria day dinner given by t.'.e
Br'iti-h sli't'li ar.l ' I'liiiersiUes C!t
at Iirnoiih.'s Wednesday night, ia
wmmeiiiwation of Qiieea 'nt oria's
birthdar, the toart of president lUiuse
velt was pioi.wed by the Ir. Dr. Ar
thur H. Jud;'e in the j-..Uo!:r terms
and drunk with great enthasia.i :
-.Here'n to tb Rum who in neTer
afraid (!Ming and -neerin), - who i
not afraid of the trusts, who is not,
afraid of the unions, nho is not afriui
of the Stmt sod who i nt fr...,i of
the wild beat of the Eotiy uhtain;
bere'a to the man wboe trf Land is
titig felt by the people of-, tie
earth: LerV to t man i ha sue
eeeded as few before liim to unite this
nation in love and admiration ; here's to
the man who always knows Ixis - m
mind, and Uo will carry it oct if Ut
can."
Usrdtv less marked in its ap!eal W
the aatii-n was tbe incidental refer
ence made by Ssaetary JoVoi Tnord
of the AtnerieaB Asiatie Assmt-Lstk n
while speakng to the toaet ireat Bnt-,
ain Ally 1b" the East, to t.b .erma
Emperor as a "iiiiw-hM-f-rimking eom-io
voyageur, irora wooni u peace i
the world today Las Ktre to lew than,
from any other factor. .
ETJSEISG T I! OOPS TO ARABIA.
laikey li Kovisg Against the Yimia
SewolBtioniftt.
Bert Said, May 2i The Turi:ih
government i ruhing trps to tfce
provini of Yemen, Arabia, which Las
been in a state of revolution for some
time asU Transptct witk 2; m
atssea. fcere Wednesday.
LIABILITIES OF l,714eS.
CAFTIAL MOVES JTTXE 20.
On That Bate Kr. Roosevelt Will Settle
at Oy.Bt.er Bay..
Washington, May 2C Mr. Boose
veit and tiie president's family will de
part for Oyster Buy on June 10, The
While House dogs, horses and neces
sary effects will be shipped at the same
time.
Tlte president will keep "baehelor's
hall" until June 20, when he wiU join
the femiiy at Oyster Bay itir the summer.
EILLEB BY TAVOEITE HOESE.
Kew Eaves Woman's Body Found in
Stall by Her Ensband.
JTew Bftven. May 26. Lying under
the heel -f her favorite horse, witb
her ckull crashed, the body of Mrs. John
3, Dillon was found late Wednesday
nis-ht in the stable attat-hed to her rea
denee. It is eupposed that she was
killed instantly by a kick as she was
entering the stall to water the animal
in the morning. -' Ber body was not
discovered until her husband, who Lad
liecn absent from home, retitrned, Raid
nt once lsraii. a searuh for her.
Mrs. Dillon was thirty-six veers old.
Her husband was a city official.
Heaviest Bankruptcy Petition on Kecotd
, Filed in East on Yesterday.
Boston, May 25. One of the heaviest
bankruptcy petitions on reeord in the
kieal eourt was field late yesterday af
ternoon by Arriiie C. Iw-nuett and
(liarlee K Cutnmings, 2J. brokers, of ti
Milk street. Their liabilities are placed
at 11,73 4,:;(il!, and the assets are of
uneertain value.
The can- of the failure was the li:d-
ir?-- n ii.t t'.io.n, ii tbe I onsT,! &
ft-on Street JLuiiwav Comrianv. the Mid-
diek.ro. Ware ham A Burards Bav Street
Bail way Company, the Briwell & Bos
ton Street Baiiway and the Bristol
Citarty Baiiway Company. These elec
tric railroad were in thinly settled dis-trix-lf
and were unable to make suitable
tonneetks arid traiSe relations with
roads having terminal in Bi-t-ri. These
roads wore later placed in the Land of
receivers upon which the equity of the
stock was lost and the notes gives Ly
the roads became of no value.
Tiie Massachusetts SeeuritW Com
ji;i!:yV Iwrnds, wiiich were secured Ly
obligations i these electric roads, eon
sequentiy lecame vahieless. and entailed
large losses on tbe :rm. The 1-cying. of
the Hampden Trust voniianv ursA of i
the 'Taunton Trust Company, which !
were, nnkvcwn to th fsnu. in serkn !
financial straits and were placed in the
hands of receivers, hastened the firm's 1
financial, emliarrassment, and a refusal ?
of etEtenskia oj credit by the banks,
made a 4ontinuanee in business impos- f
f-iWe. ..- (
Mr. Butaett has had no -connection !
with the Im-iiiies for over two vear.!
and had no active part in the 'firm's I
iperai-K.ns. leaving the am pon find-!
ing that it Imsiness was to lie devoted ':
to financing suburban street railways.'
instead ef tit purchase and sale -.f ;
Uiwiyipal end railroad bonds. The firm j
was in bushies Hire jears and a Lalf.i
smveedljig the firm fC S. Cnmmrn'-s I
& Co. . j
I Give Honor to Wkcm It Is Dae.
Df. 'David Kennedy's Favorite Eem
edy, of Indout, X. Y"-, rsred me t-f
Bright" disease and Graved. Four t-f
the best phyeciaiii Lad failed to relkve
me. I have recommended it to sore
of people with like success, and kne w
it will erne all who trv it. Mrs. H P.
Mkner. Burg II:'.!, O. iTi.. fW, "ail
druggist; 6 Iftt.e, $;.o3.
BARRE OPERA HOUSE
Friday Zse, May 26.
At Dght O'clock.
RECITAL
Ion Jackson, - - Tenor
Dion Kennedy, - Pianist
: Oi New Yl C5re.
Ticket na -Sale ai4 rs e aad aire
Sonast-, Ma; sisi, at im e 0s Jh.; bwv ,
Tb Rlasfu Yama Vt X s a tnrai H
R. A. OosiiU.
Prices: - - - 35c and 5 Cc
C0STIYENESS
SPELLS SICK ALL OVER
Cwrtveaess, ff aTiowea to p n?erw(a8,
will lead to habitual Dsmetwatiaa, and tfeat
sieana twd luisai poor diStwRion, unhealthy
l,uul..,l.a. tt,tA nrlieMfi. it IS
tae iimiBess of th liver to sserete and wmove
tae hi ti?na m tuoou, sura vj.
tic and keen the buae nsruiat. Let -the liver
cecowe sluccib. uirj'iu tuactre, and von
are as sere to tieanne enstrte a the son f
atttne, fimiui's J"meapt nd Bnwcront riht
cg re eutttvtaess in Jaur' a. Tbcy resnn-e
tbe liver to normal activity; they remove funl
secretiouB and eststibsu n-ru;aritv. Ii matter
wbat you have tried, rei Bmitli' Bineapple
siid BaemmPiUs.and yon wm obtain fceaitn
end esxshiibfa tbe iiver and boweis in bealxhy
action. They care eonstination. Lilmttsnees,
beeaache in one night, price SH cent all
c-BSiers. ,
AU gtsinine signed W. F. Smith.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR RKEUKATtSM
AK3 ALL FCrS CF tGDHEY AMD
BLADDE5? ILLS.
MTIXJL DtALE-RS-t-S CEWTS.
A CURE AT THE PEOPLI-S PRiCE
OFFICIAL LIABLE.
Street Superintendent Can Be Sued for
Injuries. j
Boston, May i'6. A superinteniieni of j
streets cub lie held personally little jBi
damajres to travelers ininj-ed in the!
Wgbway if hi own pwsoiml necligeac
eaused the aeddetit, aeeordine i a de-
ion sent- down by the fail bench off
tiie sujireme conn vesteraHT, iia the
' iimoti,y a. jviovmiian, t-js wjie.
Abide -L- Mtiynilian, and Matbew
Mrs,
tx. ioomey, against lta:k P. Todd n.
perititeTideut of streets of the town of '
l.os lev.
EBSESTS ACTIOS CF PEESIDEST.
Breckenridge Leaves the Dawes Com
mission, Muskogee L May 5fi.-Maj Ciif.
ton K. Ilreckearidge, former ambassador
to Bussia. has ressgned Us position as
member of the Dawes commission. The
resiniatinn was submitted to the presi
dent in April, and it was anncmneed ves
terday. Be resigned because of aa
order issaed by the president revers
ing the action of tie Dawes 'eommis
sum ob a hind cueKion over wlk-h
Msjfir Breckinridge had immediate ur-
ISUlCtlOli.
. oris .
ETTXS6.
UK
oris
ETOY
IYIM55.
RUBBER
Big .
Assortment
7iio cro wag-:5s.
Prices
RUBBER
TOIB TCP CAFJUSE5.
Low.
RUBBER
tucctknt
TOED STAKSGFIS AKX SrFMTS.
RUBBER
TIRES FIT C TDl'R OLD
'AG0S AT LOW fPJCES, ;
Collins & Colton,
M Stite Street .
Montpciicr, - - - Vermont.
WAGOKS
EELTITEEJ
Till
CLINTON N. FIELD
31 Pa- Cent Bonds
Oi City of New York ari
o:he High tGrde Inverrr.tr:i
ykldiEg tent 3 to5 per crtt.
35 Nisus St-cct, - - Kcw Tcri.