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Tim JIAItlti: DAILY TIM Ms, FM1WUAUV IS), ll)Oa.
WERE BEATEN
TO A FRAZZLE
Ethans Had a Atlserable Time
In Barre
GOT BUT A SINGLE STRING
Tbe Calumeti Allowed Them One, But
the Crescents Took All Five in
SUte League Matches Last
Night.
Peptiron PillsSS
trwifilion th ttrrniw-h, sM dlinisilnn. sn.t pm
inut sws.it, rUiil, nnturnl Tlu-v art
ctiu-'olsts-'-fisOwl, iuiAil4tltla Ul (Its Hlt'iuicTl six
silr A-nhMilntd, ikimI (lis Imai tin iti.-iiiA 1o
,imi'', pt, iMrvouit smt lyMiitit ttwit, wtiwi
nil i-hdsii-it, Mtid all niitrnrert b'nm tli ttTvl m
ttis tttrwnumti'lM of UMl.iy. I'rirs ftfc-. fir fl. Of
druuitsls or ly nmll. I' 1 HishI IVi., IsihsM, Miwa,
If MiUU ( Jluutl It', Goad.
ALSO AT M0NTPEL1ER.
Etbani Cot But Two Strings Out of Tea
Yesterday Afternoon.
The Ethans ujn fulfil badly at the
hand of the two Min i liT teams yes
terday afternoon, getting but a single
string from each. Tim scores:
Capitals.
O'lVU ...... Ki:i 181 m 1ST JK)H
tiill ......... HW 177 104 .. . . ."Xi'l
(iisltrcy 150 175 32.".
lhilcy 18.1 V. 151) 173 ins - H77
The Ethan of Burlington howled the
two Barre team In the tate league at
Buzzcll's alloys last evening and wer
trimmed to a finih, winning only one
came out of tins ten played. The Cain
nets let them have one game out of the
five rolled off, but th (Yescents were
not so polite to tiie visitor and took
every came. Trenoweln of the Ire
cente made the highest single total of
2'-'0 and Walh of the Calumet the bent
f game total of t!)1. The score:
Calumets.
Averill 17 m 17R 15 l"-- RR1)
Pouglasa
Walsh ...
Barrow
tea ma .
(ii-vcy .
.151 1.18 100 151 ltft 800
.156 '14 214 224 215 003
4S.1 SI 4 501 53.1 861 2032
Ethans.
..172 10(1 147 lfi7 171 847
. .ISO 174 155 16.1 187 8(W
..182 128 180 13 173 826
- 84.1 402 4 82 403 5312541
Crescents.
Smith 101 157 18.1 174 182 887
Trenoweth ...163 1H0 101 178 22u 027
Nute 181 152 147 130 185 815
533 478 521 502 5032029
Ethans.
Barrows IrtS 100 13(1 157 178 707
btevns
(larvey
.153 150 135 157 178 782
.120 150 137 148 204- 771
447 475 408 482 5582350
SHAMROCKS WON.
Defeated Clerks in City Candle Fin
. League Last Night.
The Shamrock took two out of three
string from the Clerks in the city can
dle pin league last night, the scores
being as follows:
Clerks.
Parker 82, 70 78 237
Clark 72 83 . . 155
A. McNeil i .. . . 78 7S
Talbot ...93 83 00 208
Tassie 72 70 78 220
Gilley 95 82 77 254
Totals 4U 403 3001218
Shamrocks.
T. Kenefiok 71 78 ' 81230
Canning .05 84 76 225
Marrion 74 81 74 220
levers 84 84 01 250
J. Kenefick 75 101 OH 272
Totals 380 428 . 4181215
533 532 5(4 518 530-2017
Ehana.
..100 132 201 101 10.1 807
..148 1KU Mil 1J2 153- 700
(iarvey 208 102 2n0 lfll 117 8S7
Barrows
Stearns .
Smith ,
Al.lx.lt
Holt ..
Barrows
Stearns ,
(.larvey .
610 404 558 401 4032533
Pastimes.
,.101 157 100 138 100 873
,.141 108 181 185 152 857
,.103 107 177 231 172 013
405 522 557 857 5142045
Ehans.
..18!) 234 177 150 179 020
,.150 2d I 158 180 152 850
,.153 101 203 153 140 818
402 600 638 402 477-
505
MORSE VISITS WALL STREET.
Permission to Leave Tombs Temporarily
Is Granted.
New York, Feb. 10. Charles W. Morse,
who was sentenced on Nov. 6 of last
year to serve fifteen yearn in the federal
prison at Atlanta, (io., for violation of
the hanking law s and who since has been
kept locked up in tim Tombs pending his
appeal, lett the prison in Center street
Wednesday afternoon for the llrst time
since hi imprisonment began and drove
directly to Wall street. 1 here be tran
sacted various business with his former
associates, and after an hour returned
to the Tombs.
The permission for Wednesday's little
excursion into the financial district is
to continue as long as Morse is confined
in the Tombs, ami he will muke the
trip often, if hot every day.
BLOCKADING
BY LA FOLLETTE
He Tries Insurgent Tactics on
Post Office Bill -
SHARP REPLY TO RESPONSE
Wisconsin Senator Protests Against Im
mediate Consideration of Post Office
Appropriation Bill, Carrying
J6,000,000.
MAY BE PROVIDENCE BURGLARS.
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For?
:estiofi
Aao DYSPEPSIA
Headache, dull pain In pit of the
Btomach, belchtngof gas and bitter fluid,
"heartburn", all these mean indiges
tion, or dyspepsia. Then, if you will
take a little kodol, you will know just
why it is for indigestion and dyspepsia.
That in really the best way tolearn now
. good Kodol is try it, yourself, whea
jou need it. You cannot make any
mistake in takinsr a littlo Kodoi when
ever your stomach goes wrong.
Our Oitarjintpp Gets, doitarbot-
you are not fceneMed the dniKtfist will at
once return your money. Don't hesir.ate; any
flnigp.it will sll you Kodol on these terms.
Tbe dollar bottle contain S'j times as much
as the fioo bottle. Kodoi Js prepared In the
laboratories ct C C. DeVVltti Co.,C'liioagi,
Men Arrested in Washington Charged
With Numerous Breaks.
Providence, R. I., Keb. 1!). The bnrff-
lara who looted the afe of the Iloflrau
Hans cafe of $l,2Kl on Jan. 23, ami
who stole several thousand dollar.' worth
of furs from the store of Kaps & Rein,
acher last November, arc lelievel to be
in thrt'UHtody of the XS'anhington jkjIuv,
according to an announcement made at
police headquarters here yesterday.
While the men under arret at Washing
ton have not been delinitely eonnwted
with the breaks in thin chy, it U the
opinion -of the police, jmijrinfj from ths
(jharaeler of the operations here as cow-
pared with break said to have been
made in otner cine by tiie men now
under arrent, that all wero the work of
the same band,
' BOYS COULD NOT BOX.
Nashua Show Manager Runs Up Against
Ordinance of 1898.
Nashua, Feb. IS. The manager of
the Orpheuni, a show in OT)onne hall,
had prepared to have two yoiin fel
lows, the lieltorr brothers of Manches
ter, to po on the fttago for a three
round po last night. . Knowledge com
ing: to the ears of . the police thH at
tention of the manager was called to
the ordinance of lSoti which provide
a $20 fine for any one engaging or
aVtting in any boxing exhibition what"
aoever, including the Apectators). The
manager came to the police station
with th bova hut he was told by
Deputy Campbell what the law is and
t lie go was not pulled off.
Washington, Feb. I!). Senator L Fol-
lette again Mucked the legixlative pro
pain in the Senate yenterday. The po-it
ofliie nppropriaiion bill, carrying ?-tl,-
(MMl.lawi. wa laid before the Senate at
the request of Senator IVnroe, chair
man of the committee on post ollk-es and
pot roads.
Mr. LaFollette was rrenented and
pruned for action, lie row wnen trie
bill was produced and protrted apaiiiut
its Immediate consideration. "The eom.
mittee has had this bill under consider
ation for twenty days, lie sain,, al
though it appears on our desks this
liiornintr for tbe first time, we are not
ewn atforded an explanation by- the
chairman as to its features, and the
only information as to what it contains
is in the live lines of printed rvport."
The Senator from Wisconsin declared
that the bill was "to important to be
rushed through under pressure.'.
"I will explain the provision to the
Senator from Wisconsin as the consid
eration of the bill progressen," taid
Chairman Penromv
liut Mr. IjiKollette asked for a day
to consider tbe bill and urged that it
jo over for a day. Mr. Penrose would
not consent to the postponement. He
said the Senate committee bad made few
chanpea in the House hill, adding only
$5d.oo0 to the bill. He intimated that
Mr. I -a Fnllette could have read the print
of the lloiic bill. Failing to agree, Mr.
Penrose took summary action by mov
ing to proceed to the consideration of
the bill without further delay.
IIIh motion prevailed, hut Mr. I.a Fol-
lette voted "no," and warned the wnator
from Pennsylvania that he would pain
no tune by "crowding thing. ' Mr.
Penrose asked to dipcnse with the for
mal reading of tbe bill required by the
rule.
"To that I object,' shouted Mr. La
Folbtte.
"Objection i made," said Viee-Presi
dent Fairbanks; "the clerk will read."
I hone the senator from Wisconsin
will remain in his seat during the reud-
ng. remarked Mr. Penrose, evidently
much disgusted.
'The senator from Wisconsin will dis.
rharg hi duties here without any sug
gestions from the senator from Pennsyl
vania, replied .Mr. roue tic wttu mucli
warmth!
At this point th? bill was laid aside
temporarily to permit Senator C.ary to
make a speet-h ou uunugrat ion subjects.
FOR CONSTIPATION
A Medicine that Does Not Cost Anything
Unless it Cures.
If you suffer from constipation in any
form whatever, acute or chronic, we
will guarantee to auuplr you medicine
that will surely effect a cure if taken
Willi regularity, and according to direc
lions for a irsonable length of time
Should the medicine fail to hem-fit you
to your entire satisfaction, we promise
that it shall cost you nothing.
No other remedy can be prepared with
Kexall Orderliea for the vasv, dcaant
and successful treatment of eonstina
tion. The active medicinal Ingredient of
this remedy which is ixlorless, tastcles
and colorless. i an entindy new dl.
envcry. Combinel with other extremely
valuablo ingredients, it forms a pivpar
atioti whirl) is- incoiiiparahle as a per
feet bowel regulator, intestinal invig
orator and streiuthener. ltcxall tlr
derllea are notable for their agreeable
ilea to the palate and gentleness of c
tion. They do not iausi griping or any
disagreeable cffei-t or inconvenience, and
may le taken at any time, day or night.
We particularly recommend" Kexall Or
derlies for children, delicate or aged per
sous U'cuuse thev do not contain any
thing that could possibly injure the most
delicate organism. Ihey are Just as easy
to take as candy, and unlike other prep
arations for a like purpose they do not
create a habit, but instead they overcome
the caii? of habits acquired through the
use of ordinary laxatives, cathartics and
harh phytiie, and permanently remove
the cause of constipation or Irregular
bowel action.
We want you to try Rxall Orderlies
at our risk. We know that there ts
nothing that will do you so much irood
and we will refund your money without
argument if they do not do as we say
they will. They are prepared in tablet
lorm in two !. or packages; no t a is
lets, 2Sc, and 12 tablet. 10c. Jtickert ft
Wells, The Red Cross Pharmacy, Mih-s
iramtu block.
TARIFF; CUT
TO HIT TRUSTS
?
NEW HAMPSHIRE FLIES FLAG.
SOLVE KNOX TANGLE.
USE
PAGE'S
PERFECTED
POULTRY
FOOD
TO MAKE-YOUR
HENS LAY
This Food may be obtained ot...
. C. C. Sobte. East Barre. Vt.
E. D. Bartlet. Flalnfleld, Tt.
t:untlneton at Eastman, Wsh'etn.Vt.
Berry fe Jne. Hentpeller. Vt.
Ibe AvarlU Mill. Barre, Vt.
X. H. Miles At Co.. Grantteville. Vt.
; H. O. Beat, MontpelUr, Vt
E. I. Sanaens, E. Orange, Vt.
We want ag enta in every village where
our Poultry Food ia not sold. II it is nat
en salvin year vilU.ge we will send you,
freight prepaid, 12S-pound sack for $4.00
or a W pound rack for $2.00.
CARROLL S. PAGE
HDE PAP.K - . VERMONT
v TWO DIE IN FIRE.
Mother Fatally Burned in Escaped with
Third Child. . .
Scranton, Pa., Keb. lft. The home of
Joseph "Iferzogs, at Lakeville. Wayne
county, was burned late Wednesday
night. His l.VvtHir-old mii and 13-year-
old daughter perished, and his wife was
fatally burned in escaping with her in
fant child.
,.Had Piles 30 years."
!Nfr. W. A. Alexander writes from
Scipioville. N. Y as follows; "My
mother has Used Hill's Pile Ointment
for one week. Helore commencing
treatment her Buffering;. 'was terrible!,
Twenty minutes after1 applying relief
enme and the piles have )een improving
ever since until now aftetr only- .14 ap
plications of Hill's Pile Ponindo ,ahe
hardly know she has them ; at all."
Your druggist : lias this wonderful
remedy. Get it tonight. D. I'V Davis.
A FAT SURPLUS.
British ' Columbia la $100,000 Ahead,
.Says Minister.
.Victoria; r C Feb, Ifl, In his budfji't
address in JW legislatur?, Pinanco Min
ister Tallow show a surplus of $l.fi00
HO0. The revenue for the . next fiscal
year, he. says, will reach $ti. VUMK) aud
the expenditure' i,50n,UiMi, of xvhieh war
lv if3.iM)0.tMit would be for public-works.
Th? public debt has been reduced from
f 1 l.fniO.OOO to ').(KH).(MIU within a year.
The .minister ,prophesiV j,t.ill .greater
development when tf A. -R.'. route, as
he styles the Attierta Kritish ..Columbia
gTain route, h in '-operation and the
Panama canal rompleted.
SJ
LICENSE RECALLED.
Representatives Vote to Let Conferees
Fir Bill.
Washington, Feb.' 19. Immediately
after the House met yeterday morning
at 11 o'clock, machinery was set inmo
tion to make Senator Kmr eligible be
yond dispute for the portfolio of secre
tary of gtate. : .
Kepresentative lMlr.ell of Pennsylvania
reported from the committee on rule
a resolution authorizing the conferees on
the legislative bill to dig out the item
relating to the salary of the secretary of
state and consider it for correction, and
also "to report on any provision in re-.
iation to the law affecting said salary."
There were only 81 members on tlw
floor of the House when Mr. Itolzell called
up the rule, and the vote ordering the
previous question resulted SO to 31. Rep
resentative John Sharp Williams raised:
the point of no quorum, and a roll call j
on trie previous question was ordered
The vote resulted 157 to 10".
A Banner Officially Adopted by the Leg
-, Jslature.
Concord, N. J!., Feb. 10. For the first
time In Its history, New Hampshire has
a legally established state flag, the state
Senate having paasrd a House bill pro
viding for the adoption of the flag carried
through the C -il and Spanish Wars as
the official state banner. Although this
standard, which bears the state seal on
afl eld of blue, surrounded by ninet star;
was carried by Xew Hampshire soldiers
on many battletlelds In the two wars
and for years ha waved over brigade
headquarter at the encampments of
the Mate National Guard, it was never
otticially made the state emblem. The
discovery o this fact several month
ago gave rise to an interesting contro
yrsy Is-tween gtate olueiala and patriot
ic society leaders. The former contend
ed that Xew Hampshire had no state
Hag legally, while the latter claimed the
newly adopted standard as the legal one.
A flood of bill authorizing state Mags,
and providing for "a variety of designs,
was introduced -into the legislature, but
all were. idet racked U favor of tlw bat
tle honored banner w hich was adopted.
WEIGH YOURSELMJEFOBE USING
Weigh yourself before commencing to
use Samose, the great flesh forming food.
The wonderful sale o this preparation
since first introduced in Parre aud the
remarkable results following its use have
made D. P. Davis such an enthusiastic
believer in the great value fo Samose
that he give his personal guarantee to
refund the money . if amose will not
make thin people fat and restore strength
and health to those who use it.
This is a strong guarantee, but D. F.
Davis has seen so many of his custom
ers who a tew weeks ago looked like
walking skeletons become plump ana
well solclv through the use of Samose,
that he feel he cannot aay too much
to induce people to try it. .
ibis marvelous flesh-forming food is
assimilated as soon as it is' taken into
the stomach, make good rich blood,
tones up ths weaken d system, helps to
assimilate, and makes the user plump,
well, and rosy.
Reductions of One-hilf n
Steel, Iron Glass x
AND" COAL SCHEDULES
This Is the Plan of the House, But I
. . Aldnch I ia th Senate and
' He Holda the Whip '
Hand.
Washington, Feb. 19. That .the
tariff rates on lumber,- glass, and iron
and steel arc to be cut in half is the
prediction made here yesterday . con
cerning the bill thnt is to bo introduced
at the special session , of Congrees.
Feeling is strong among certain lie-
publicans that H&vcmeyer'a famous
saying "The tariff is the mother of the
trust," siuns up the situation, and the
big corporations now known as trusts,
and of whoso rapidly increasing pros
perity there seems to be no doubt, will
be made to stand the brunt of the re
vision.
With the datei for the meeting of the
extra session fixed as March 15 it is
declared the Republicans of the ways
and means committee will hasten the
new bill to a conclusion. About four
week remain in which they can perfect
the measure, and it i the expectation
the measure will be ready to lay before
the House on the first day of the spec-
ml session.
Great secrecy aurrnunds the bill that
the licpuiilican members or thei com
mittee are framing, several reasons
are given for this. One is that the
committee want to be pettered a lit
tle a possihl wit hi the agent of in
terests who mar find their pet sched
ule lowered. Another reason is that
the commit te wants business agitated
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FOUND HO PISTOL SHIELD
s little as possible.- A third reason is
that it is not the purpose to make the ,
bill public for the study and scrutiny Article Hot in Carmack
Democrat any sooner than i
absolutely needful.
.Nevertheless, echoes of what is to
ing on within the recesses of the inner
sanctum of the way and means eom
ntittee are audible. They indicate that
tho Republican on the committee have
pone over thei proposed schedule once.
It is pretty well settled how various
schedule will stand, but there are oth
ers which are not yet settled.
lhe jiemoerat on the committee! are
1 Clothes
When Undertaker Searched.
Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 19. The trial
of (Job, D. B. Cooper, Itobin' .1. Cooper
and .John D. Sharp, charged with the
murder of ex-Seuator Carma;k, at
tracted even a greater number of spec
tators yesterday than on any dy since
the opening of the case, one month ago"
The first witness summoned wa
Finlev L. Dorris an undertaker, who
told how the clothintr of th deceased
MONEY TO RAISE MAINE.
House Committee Would Have Commis-
sion Investigate, ,
Washington, Feb. It. The House com
mittee on appropriations is to include
in the sundry civ.il bill an item looking
toward the ultimate raising of the. bat
tleship .Maine, the wreck of which still
remains in Havana harbor A commis
sion will be directed to investigate and
detrniine tlw . feasibility and cost of
raising it.
Dewey Cannot Witness Review.
Washington, Feb.' 10. Because- of his
reesnt indisposition. Admiral -.Dewey has
been compelled to. 'decline to president s
invitation to accompany him to Hamp
ton Roads' to witness, the review; of the
battleship 'fleet, v ;'- .'
HIGH-O-ME
Washington K'aa Can't Wed His Step-
'- -, - -. -.'mother:
Washington;, Feb. !', C. Paul Golds
borouph, ;in years old. pot a lwfrise on
Wedwriay to marry X-jli A.
onrh..'8I tsars old.r" ili.v.id tWr wwj
not ; relate. Afterward-, -the rlerfc t-f
t court founi ut that, the woman tt
(Joldboroutrh'ft Vt'pmother. -As if i cfin:
trary to the restrict .f Columbia law
for persons n rUtfJ t many,' the
eH-ik comp.il.-d CoMslmrougU t return
the license.
That's the Way to Pronounce Hyomei, the
Money-back Catarrh Cure, t;
A doubt exists -in the mind of many
readers of the llurre Daily : Times, let
ns say that the above is the proper pro
nunciation of America's most wonderful
catarrh cure. The Ked Croa Pharmacy
is the -agent for' Ilyoniei in Iinrre and
will sU you an inhaler, 'a bottle of
Ifyrnoef. and full instructions for use, for
only )f i.ou.
And if it fails t(i cure acute or ehronie
catarrh ashma. bronchitis' croup, hay
fever or coughs and colds, they will give
you your money back. The '-person w ho
suffers ftom catarrh after -such an offer
as that, must lik to -snuffle,- pitand
Wheea, and he 'general!. dignUng.
Ri'l what Mr, C..-F. Lowe im: .
"1 have useo Hyomei for a eas of
nas) "-catarrh ',wii.-h initf hot ix-red me
fff a Tout; lime. I ."an ny liuit jlyomei
kiUert tin jw-rir-i of tiwi Vjis-.(n. nin JrSve
me 4he fnneb -sOuyht Vm1 Jie'-dt-d rehef.
From tlii experience. 1 know-Jlyoraei
to be a'reUatde ren;e.ly. and I giv- it
the ptaie and reeontmeiKlation that it
deertr." . F. Ixiw-p. R. F. 1). No.
r, A!ifan, Mich., September 19, IWi.
Special on Canned-Goods
yr 'ni ' llorri said that on the night of the
various
nracticallr framing a bill, thoturh thev
are not actually drawing on up. They
intend to wait until the Republican bill
come out and then make such altera
tions in rate in tbe Republican bill
as they consider warranted. Only to
this extent will they draw a new bill,
They intend to have everything In
readiness so that when the Republi
can bill is forthcoming all that will be
necessary,-if tbe Republican measure
doea not suit them, will be the clerical
work of changing schedules.
1 he Republican on the committee
are baring considerable trouble agree
ing on the various ch'lules. In the
first, place, thi is the first time the Re
publicans have been called on to make
considerable reductions; in duties. Gen
erally speaking, revision of the tariff
ipward ha beetn the Republican task.
1 lus year,, the sentiment of the conn
try is interpreted as favoring revision
downward, and the Republican mem
bers of the way and means committee.
rather a part of tnem, are acting ace
eordingly. Thrh there is a general
nriii oi opinion wiircen ine east
ern and western members of the com
mittee. The eastern Republicans in
cline to free) raw materials, and the
western members incline the other way
inis general difference makes agree
ment difficult.
But that important reduction In
TAFT AGAIN IN CINCINNATL
Will Hare a Conference with Frank H.
J Hitchcock.
' Cincinnati,., O., Feb. 10. President,
elect Taft arrived from Washington yes
terday morning and went to the resi
dence of his brother, O.-P. Taft, where
he had an appointment with Frank II.
Hitchcock. The subject of this confer
ence is understood to be relatire to cab
inet appointments, but Mr. Taft said
he should have no new for public atten
tion in that connection now.
All arrangement were completed for
ETalSffl SaV A" r bordina?le,terniined I't 1 ftS'
ii V,.. .i .'.. .. found a letter. when a Urge and distinguished body of
A second examination was made four I leaders of tbe order crowded that build-
week later, at the request of counsel' jng. Grand Master Charles 8. Hoskinaon.
for the state and in their presence. Ho iiho alone under the constitution of the
did not find at that time the pisctod Ohio grand lodge has the authority, will
shield which was discovered in Mr. confer the honor which is likened "to the
larmacka overcoat and was exhibited
in court yesterday afternoon. The
shield ie four inehe long and three
inches wide. Witnes did not know to
whom the article belonged, or where
it came from. He did not think it could
be of much servicai in an overcoat
pocket. '
vViluam Murray, bookkeeper for the
undertaking firm to whose establish
ment the remain of Mr. Carmack were
taken, said that several weeks afUr
the killing of, Mr. Carmack two attor
ney for the defence went to the un
dertaker's office and inspected the
c.orning. vme or me, oniej exam- S(,Inun n,,,, Knights Templars,
ined the overcoat and . found the pistol wm,i. ti ,JJ., v
........ n, iiivaiu. RD. IUQ
ancient honor of knighthood on the field
of battle, being an honor-conferred for
great achievements. The committee in
charge of the arrangements had complet
ed all the details before the arrival of
the grand master, who formally put his
aproval on their acts. The formal cere
mony will be held at live o'clock and
will be followed at 7:30 by the exempli
fication of the master's degree by the
Kilwinning lodge, of which Judge Taft's
father and brother were members and
with which be will affiliate. Thig was
done for the new Mason's benefit. A
ball and reception will be given by Han-
scabbard. :
LIBEL CASE DEFENSE PLAN.
guest of honor and was received under
the arch of steel, an honor conferred only
on high dignitaries pf the etate and nation.
Counsel for World to First Await Next
Steps of Government
New York, Feb. 19. ouieI for the
publisher ana editors ot the Aew lorK
World, who were indkted by a federal
grand jury in Washington Wednesday
on charges of criminal libel in the Pan
rVi'VNT w 'u. u,r WVP" "e rv - country are in attendanoe at the annual
C0N3SESS OF MOTHERS.
Many Delegates and Visitors Attending
S( ssions at New Orleans.
Xew Orleans. 'Feb; 10. Delegates ana"
I many visitor from all sections of the
Three cans White Daisy Corn. ..... 25c
Two cans Perfection Corn. 25c
Preferred Stock Corn, per can . . . . .. .15c
Three cans Pehaukee Lake Early June ,
Peas, .' .25c
Two cans Esdalo Early .Tune Peas.'. 25c
Preferred stock Sugar Peas, per can.. 15c
Two cans White Daisy Succotash. . ,25c
.Vlonadnock Succotash, per can. , .... 15c
Two cans Angehm Red Kidney Beans. 25c
Two cans Ancelus lama Beans... . .25c
Two can Angelus Cranberry Beans., 25c
Two cans Perfection Golden Wax
: String Beans, . . .". . . , .25c
Angelus Golden . Wax String Beans,
per can 15c
Two large cans Larsen's Beets. .... .25c
Large can Preferred stock Beets, per
can, ....25c
Large can Angelus Dandelions, per
can, 18c
Larjce can Angelus Spinach, per can.. 25c
Monadnock Asparagus Tips . . . I8c
We give a cash discount or Red
Stamp oa all cash purchases.
W. C. K. CRUICKSHANK,
337 North Main SL, ' Barre, Vt
PROTECT YOUR SKIN
from the chapping, rouehine and red
deninu that is likely to follow out of
door exercises. We sell many good
toilet preparations. Rexall Cold
Cream is an excellent skin food, a
d!ihtful toilet requisite and a perfect
ly safe protection to the most delicate,
sensitive skin. Price 20c per jar.
Red Cross Pharmacy,
MUM Granite Block.
taken for croted. This will be the I before deciding what line of defense to
.ease despite the opposition of some of I adopt.
the committee to any considerable low John U. Lindsay, ot counsel for the
ering of duties. It H rrported from a World, said yesterday that copies of the
hijL'h quarter, for instance, that the Re indictments against Joseph. Pulitzer, the
publican caucus lia voted 8. to 13 to proprietor of the World, and Caleb M
reduce the lumber duty from $2 to $1. 1 Van Damm and Robert H. Lyman, edi
This would be cutting the tariff in half tors, had not yet been received by their
on lumber not manufactured. counsel and no official notification of
Nobody" doubts thnt there will be Im-lthe indictment had so far come from
portant reductions in the iron and steel Washington. Mr. Puliteer, who has been
sehedulea. Half the steel and iron du-cruising in southern waters on his yacht,
nea in some eases are nkeiy to be lop- the. Liberty, is expected to reach here
ped off . to-day.
On coal there Is much difference of Apparently no steps have as yet been
opinion, for the rmson that some coal taken by the local federal authorities to
men want a reciprocal arrangement bring the aeeuscd bt fore a United States
with Canada and others do not. Conl commissioner for a hearing on the qms-
men about the Great Lakes will be aat- tion whether they shall he. compellid to
lsiieu wun iree exenanpe oi coal witn appear betore tne federal court in Wash
Canada. Others in the interior are not ington.
converted to it. 1 '-
BEAU BRCMMELS NAMED.
New England's List for the Inaugural
Ball Now Completed.
Washington, Feb. 1!). CThe list of
Beau Brummels for the inaugural ball
was announced , here yesterday by
si ate. The Npw England gallants in
the list comprise noted names in polite
annals. The two senators from each
state selected the fortunate men. who
will represent them and all their con
stituents' at the hrilliante gathering.
These Xrmr Englsnders are:
Maine Col. Frederick IPale of Port
hind, son of Senator Eugene Hale, can
didate for Congresa from the first dis
trict, and once a member of the gov
ernors staff.
New "Hampshire Col. Rufns N. El
well of Concord, former speaker of the
legislature.
Vermont Collins M. Graves of Ben
ninjton. Massachusetts Col. George II. Doty.
chairman of the Republican state committee.
libode Island H. P. CVos of Pravi-
dence. ,-
Connecticut Louis R. Cheney of
Hartford. .
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DATS
FAQ OINTMENT is guaranteed to cur
any case of itching, blind, bleeding or
protruding pile In 6 to 14 day or
nionejr nfunded. 50c.
EIGHT COASTERS HURT.
Three Sleds Dash Into Stone Wall at
Enfield, N. H.
Enfield, N. H., Feb. IS. Eight chil-
dren narrowly escaped death yesterday
while coasting at Montcalm lull. The
children had gat h red on top of the long
Iik. and were divided into three group
on as many sids, wnicn followed each
other quickly down the hill. All three
steersmen lost control of their sleds and
plunged into a stone wall.
Four ot the children were or the fam
ily of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson, and
three were of the1 family of Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Follansbo. The eighth was!
IV rt Ken n is 'on. I
Every chi'.d was injured, but the most
seriously was a Wiisou boy, who had I
three ribs broken and received internal
injuries, and a Fobansbee boy, who
struck on his head and was unconscious
for aevcral hours.
The injured children were cared for by
Drs. I. N. Fowler and S. Van Tobel, who
believe no fatal result will follow.
convention of the national congresa o'
mothers, which began here yesterda"
and will continue for four days. Th
program embraces a discussion "of 1mm
orous subjects dealing with the physical,
mental and moral welfare of the child
by a number of well known men and
women of America.
Mrs. yiaslow's EcotHng Syrup . -
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i!.t.SM0TUEB8 fcr '"" t-HU.otte.it una
lltklHJ.NO, w.th PERFECT SUCCESS- ll KXJTHkS
r;.'.'y,.vflJE' Ot dS. A1X4V8 ..1 PAIS,
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BHOiA. SuU by DreKl" to ""7 psrt ,f (h world.
urn t.k f.,r AI'S, WIn.low't ooOilii Sttob."
s-ks'-rknd. Tonxr.tn wntt h.,MI. Co.
niwil B'-S.-rtiK! .4 .nd Tl-nt, A. t, Jun, sh, ri'
NstuMr low. - a. OLD ANU W ILL 1 R1U) RtJifcUT
THREE KILLED; FOUR HURT.
A Keg of Powder Explode in Colliers,
W. Va.
Steubenrille, Ohio, Feb. 19. Three
person were bunted to death and four
fatally injured early yesterday by an
explosion of a keg of powder in a coal
Biioer' home Dear CoUieri, W, Va.
We Carry a Nice Lf n of
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f ch-wil Tililet.
CAUL ,,J.D LWKL AT
D. f. DAVIS "The DJSg,st,,
262 North Main St, Barre. Vt.