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TliJS . 'UAH HE DAILY TIMES, BARHE, VT., TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1014."
CLOSING ON
MEXICO CITY
Three Lines of Advance By
. the Constitutionalists
SCROFULA AND ALL
HUMORS GIVE WAY
CARBAJAL TO SEND
FRIEND TO MEET VILLA
This Plan in the Interest of
Peace Proceedings
Public Pessimistic
Mexico City, Aug. 4. It is reported
that the Constitutionalists are closing in
on the capital from tliree points. General
Jesus Carranm moved southward from
Tepeji del Bio Sunday; General Obregon
with 15,000 men is at Aeamlmro jhin
' ning an advance through Toluca, and
three trainloads of Constitutionalists
have moved south from San Luis I'otosi
toward Quetaro. It is reported that
Provisional President Carbajal will send
unofficially a personal representative to
General Villa in the interest of the peace
movement. The government is hopeful
for a peaceful turn in events, but pub
lic opinion is inclined toward pessimism.
General Obregon, commander of the
Si vision of the northwest, arrived at
trapuato yesterday and his troops are
mobilizing here for the movement on
Mexico City. This place is only 180
miles northwest of Mexico City. Obre
gon's forces probably will converge with
those of General Jesus Carran.a, who re
cently took Guana junto. " Irapuato was
taken after heavv fighting. After the
troops under Colonel Miguel Aroata i
drove back the federals' outposts Gen
eral Lucio lilanco, Obregon's cavalry
chief, attacked Irapuato on July Aft
er a three hours' fight the federals were
attacked but were defeated. Blando
promptly followed up his advantages
and with his two cavalry brigades,
crushed the 2,000 federals on July 31 at
a ranch ten miles east of here. During
the fighting, the federals loRt about 200
killed and 800 prisoners. Blanco's easu
nlties were about the same.
There are many things learned from
experience and observation that the old
er generation should impress upon the
younger. Among tnem is tno fact that
scrofula and other humors are most sue
essfnlly treated with Hood's Sarsaparil'
la. This great medicine is a peculiar
combination of remarkably effective,
blood-purifying and health-giving roots,
barks and herbs, and has been tested for
forty years. Get it to-day. Adv.
TWO GIRLS KILLED
BY EXPLOSION
Struck by Flying Hot Water Tank
Father of One Victim H
Narrow Escape.
Webstar, Mass., Aug. 4.--Visf Flora
Gadouiy," 18 years old, and Mis Evi
Tatrcault, 1(5, were killed here yester
day while at work in the bakeshop of
Alphonse Gadoury, father of Miss Ga-
dourv, when a hot water tank exploded
and was blown across the shop, strik
ing bofh girls. The top of the Tatreault
girls head was taken on. ine rigiu
arm of the Gadoury girl was severed
and her chest crushed. The big tank
crashed throuirh a partition 20 feet
away. .
The proprietor and George Clouffe,
carpenter, had narrow escapes.
NO LIMIT ON
CURRENCY
Congress Leaves It to Dis
cretion of the Department'
$50,000,000 EMERGENCY
FUND IN NEW YORK
Clearing House, First Time
Since 1907, On Certi
ficate Basis
TWO KILLED AND
TWO MAY DIE
Tris Speaker brought his batting aver
age up considerably last week. ' The big
Texan is hitting for .323 and is one of
the best hitters in the league. Speaker's
great batting has been a big factor in
the showing of the Red Sox during the
past month. Young Scott is showing
some improvement with the stick. He
is hitting for .240. Jahvrin is hitting
for .202. Ifoblitzcll in his 10 gaaieg has
hit for .212. Hooper Is second in bat
ting with .285. Gardner is third with
.2K8, while Lewis is next in order, with
.262. -
An Automobile Carrying Seven Passen
gers Slides in Front of Electric,
Car.
Providence, R. I., Aug. 4. Two mem
bers of an automobile party of seven
were killed when the car, which had been
stopped at the top of a hill, slid down
iii front of a swiftly moving trolley car
and was dragged 150 feet near Long
Meadow'.
All the other occupants were injured
and two are expected to die.
Those killed were Thomas Kenney
and a woman whose body had not been
identified late last night. John Kenney
and Rose Dewey sustained internal in
juries and leg fractures and were prob
ably fatally hurt.
Those less seriously injured were El
len Murray, Charles Davis and Thomas
McGarity. The party was returning to
Providence after a visit to a clubhouse
near Long Meadow.
NEED NO TROOPS IN IRELAND.
and
Redmond Tells Commons North
South to Bury Hatchet.
London, Aug. 4. John Redmond, the
Irish leader, electrified the House of
Commons yesterday afternoon when, in
an impassioned address, he declared that
the government can withdraw every sol
dier from Ireland. f
"Ireland will be defended by her own
sons," he shouted. "The Protestants of
the north and the Catholics of the south
will stand shoulder to shoulder in this
great national crisis."
New York. Aug. 4. Concerted action
by representatives of the government
and the prominent bankers of the conn'
try is being taken - to safeguard the
financial stability of the United States.
While trading in Wall street has been
nervous for some time prior to the sus
pension of trading, the indefinite clos
ing has a tendency to steady the situa
tion and conditions are considered satis
factory. The clearing-house has been
placed on a certificate basis for the first
time since 1907. Fifty million dollars
of emergency currency issued by the
government has been received in New
Yorkj savings banks are enforcing the
BO-day clause relating to the withdrawal
of deposits, and all possible plans to
mpet any crisis that may arise are being
adopted. The money market is quite;
loans are made for all dates at 0 per
cent, two below the rate quoted during
the flurry of last week. Commercial
paper for all dates also quoted, at 8 pr
cent. The Chicago wheat market con
tinues suspended as conditions are too
uncertain to allow intelligent trading.
More conferences are being held in
v ashington. Secretary .McAdoo is
watching the crop moving procedure in
the West and the use of his $.14,000,000
deposited for the purpose. The House
and Senate committees have agreed to
remove the limit of $r,0O,000,0O0 now
fixed for currency issue under the Vree
land act. Administration officials are
hopeful that it will not be necessary to
provide additional sources of revenue to
offset the loss of duty on imports which
would follow a long war.
BILE AND BILIOUSNESS
Representatives Bryan of .Washington,
Mnrdock of Kansas, Kelly and Buplcy
of Pennsylvania and McDonald of Mich
igan, Progressives, and Lindbergh of Bile la manufactured in the cells of the
Minnesota, independent Republican. liver. It assist digestion and prevents
The Senate bill limited the amount of putrefaction in uie intestines, jhio
the issuo of emergency circulation to necessary to life but excess of bile Is
Jti,wo,u)ii,iHiii. Tins limitation is removed jiuiuuiiuub
by the House bill, thus permitting an
issue to any amount in -the discretion
of the secretary of the treasury.
MAY HAVE REVENE ENOUGH.
Officials Hope New Sources of Revenue
May Not Be Needed 1 3 Meet Loss
of Duty on Imports.
The effect nf expensive secretion of bile
and failure to eliminate it from the blood
which is also a function of the liver, are
white-coated or brown-furred tongue, div
tor (aot. In t.hn mnnth. Indigestion, head'
acbe, lack of appetite, constipation and
weariness. , , ,, .
This is a condition popularly called
biliousness and points directly to the
eH nt nmthimr to regulate the liver.
For this purpose the claim ia made that
Pinkleta, tbe new laxative, are greatly
Washington, Aug. 4. Administration
officials are hopeful that Congress need luperior to old-fashioned liver medicines
not be asked to pass new import duties ui-u nvnr..tiniulate the liver and, when
or internal taxes to offset the falling off their use is stopped, leave the liver more
in customs expected iroin a long &uro- t torpid than before, xna over-suinuia
pean war. iso definite, plans for ask- tion debilitates the liver )s as certain as
ing for such legislation have been form- anything known in tne science oi nieai-
ulated. It was pointed out yesterday cine. Pinkleta are tiny, sugar-coated
that the treasury could run probably pills, dainty to take, easy in action and
two months on the funds it now has they do not upset the stomach nor cause
without collecting another cent. The 1 griping, uum " w J
net balance
of July was
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convmgtmcy arises me government mign r-fo, b th, 'Dr WUliami
n f 4W .ii:..; C'lu' Medicine Co., Schenectady, . Y. uen
1 ..,-- tod f booklet and tree sample,
an issue of Panama canal bonds, of I ' '
which about $240,000,000 remain author
llecting another cent. The griping, triven a tnorougn na. wey
in the treasury at the close really correct chronic constipation,
is about $147,000,000. If a Your druggist sells Pinklets or thej -will
arise, the government might ba poatp. id, on receipt of rr c ,25
ized but unissued. To increase external
revenue the administration might ex
tend the income tax to smaller incomes
than are touched at present, and pos
sibly to increase the normal and sur
tax rstes. Another expedient would be Application for Raise in Rates to Be
WESTERN ROADS
WANT INCREASE
o ask Congress to pass a revenue meas
ure, such as provided funds for the
Spanish-American war, through a stamp
ax on commercial and other transac-
ions and an increased tax on beer and
iquor.. k "" , ,
WHEAT MARKET STILL CALM.
Chicago Board of Trade Is Ready for
Another Week of War.
CURRENCY LIMIT REMOVED.
of
House Passes Bill Permitting Issue
Any Amount.
Washington, Aug. 4. Action was tak
en yesterday by the House of Repre
sentatives designed to protect the finan
cial stability of the United States
against contingencies that may arise as
a result of the war in Europe.
The House followed the lead of the
Senate, which on Friday passed a bill
authorizing the issuance of emergency
currency subject to the discretion of the
secretary of the treasury. The House
passed the bill with amendments by a
vote of 231 to . .
The six negative rotes were cast by
Made as Result of Saturday's
Decision.
Washington, Aug. 4. Increases in
freight rates on all the railways west of
the Mississippi river are being prepared
for submission to the interstate com
merce commission.
The applications of the western rail-
wavs for more revenue, an expected con-
Chicago, Aug. 4.- With plans laid to sequence of the commission's decision in
prevent speculative trading in the wheat the eastern rate case announced as soon
market and with no troubles expected an they can be prepared in the required
among the firms on the Chicago Board form and will constitute the basis for
of Trade, the grain operators here pre. another proceeding, such as the one just
pared yesterday to face with calmness concluded.
another week of war in Europe. Most Managers of the western lines, acoord-
of the large operators in this market ing to the best information in official cir
have declared that the market is too un- fK here, are prepared to contend that
certain for intelligent trading and have thev need more revenues to meet the
announced that they will keep out of it increasing expenses of operation, and to
as far as possible. The heavy margins point out that their lines arc in even
exacted by brokers in the last week greater need of relief than' the eastern
are said to have had a salutary effect in lines because of the necessarily longer
neiemng wna iraaing. ana me market hauls and less density of population,
is said to be in much better shape than Vn intimation has reached the inter-
a week ago. I state commerce commission of the per
centage of increases for which the west-
EMBARGO ON SHIPMENTS. em railways propose to ask. The lines
affected extend from the Mississippi riv-
Baltimore & Ohio Will Refuse Goods for er to the Rocky mountain territory. The
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Export from Atlantic Ports.
Baltimore, Aug. 4. The Baltimore A
Ohio railroad issued an embargo notice
yesterdav morning to ifs connecting
lines and other traffic affiliations star
ing that until further notice it will re
fuse shipments for export through Bal
timore and other Atlantic ports.
TEXTILE INDUSTRY MENACED.
roads traversing the Pacific coast sec
tion may not be affected.
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Baby Killed in Chicago Lumber Yard
Blaze Fire Destroys Coal Yard.
Chicago, Aug. 4. Two spectacular
fires, which threatened to destroy vast
coal and lumber yarda in th southwest
Many New Hampshire Mills Rely on Dye ern I)ftrt of tll(! city lMt niht' l'ucd
C(.,. f-. Iii"- ueatn ui n imvy lira piviieiij- ivm
Stuffs from Germany. !f j, j pineok watchman
voneord, Ti. II., Aug. 4. The textile in the yards of the V. O. King companv,
industry of Xew Hampshire, which very and his wife, left their child in its crib
largtiy uses dyestuffs imported from while they attempted to extinguish a
Germany, faces a serious situation as fire in a lumber pile. The flames spread
the result of the European war. Se- j rapid! v, cutting off their return to their
eral of the leading mills have only a home and the baby was burned. The
small amount of the dye. material on loss was $300.0(10.
hand and if the supply from Germany is i The second fire in the yards of the
cut off shutdowns affecting thousands O. S. Richardson Coal companv, dam
of workmen will be imminent. ,aged property to the extent of $.100,000.
"What do yow think, doctor, of this
statement that metal worn on tbe head
of one afflicted with hysteria when the
same is placed on the head of another
person will produce a like effect?"
"I don't believe It"
"I do."
"Why?"
"Because, in the first place, it has
been demonstrated by medical men in
Paris, and, in tbe second place, I once
bad a case of it in my own practice."
"Give me the case."
This was the doctor's story:
"There were two sisters. I do not
care to give their names, so I will give
fictitious names Lillian and Louisa.
Lillian was the older. During a cer
tain winter it was proposed to give an
entertainment for charity, and the sis
ters were among the performers
Among other attractions were living
tableaux. In one of these tableaux
Lillian took the pnrt of Queen Mary of
Scotland, seated in a room of Holy-
rood palace at Edinburgh, surrounded
by courtiers. Lord Darnley, whom she
afterward married, was among them.
"Now, the man who personated Darn-
ley was a very tall man Darnley him
self was lone, you will remember
whom Lillian had never seen before
rehearsal. Strange to say, she fell vio
lently in love with Darnley. There
was but one rehearsal before the per
forma nee, and, while those who took
part were being posed, it was noticed
that tbe queen' eyes were bent on
Darnley lovingly. Perhaps you have
never seen a woman so Infatuated with
a man that she can't keep from show
ing It. I have.
"Nobody thought of the crown the
queen of Scots wore or where it came
from. I certainly did not then, but
since I have bunted the matter up
and have learned all about it. Lillian
by her evident predisposition foi; this
fellow who personated Dsrnley attract
ed the attention of all present at re
hearsal When tbe tableau was giv
en before an audience she looked at
him so lovingly that all except those
who knew aupposed it to be a part of
the performance and were delighted
with tbe representation.
"This performance was auch a suc
cess that it was determined to repeat It
the following week. The day it was
to be given again I was called on to
visit Lillian professionally. I found
her in an abnormally nervous condl
tton, with other symptoms. I forbade
her taking part in tbe tableau, which
was to come off that evening, and It
was decided that her sister Louise
was to assume tbe part in her place.
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Louise was very like her sister, and men, 5lo, 1-U, 03 JpOU,
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Senate Votes for Naval Mail Lines.
Washington. Aug. 4. The Senate yes
terday voted to authorize the secretary
of the navy to establish naval lines to
carrv mail, passenger and freiuht to
South America and Europe. The bill
goes to the House. s
WILSON CALLS ON
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
He Asks Them to Assist in Supporting
Measures for Relief of Fia-acial
Situation.
Washinpton. Aug. 4. President Wil
son asked Senators (iallinger, rmoot
and Brandegee to meet him at the White
House last night to urge that Senate
Repuhlirans join in supporting measures
for the relief of the situation in tbe
United States during the war in Eu
rope.
WEEK OF CLOUDY WEATHER.
FRANCONIA ORDERED HELD.
Cunarder Was Scheduled to Sail from
Boston To-day.
Boston, Aug. 4. Orders directing him
to hold the rranconia at Boston until
further notice were received yesterday
from the home office of the Cunard line
bv Charles Stewart, manager of the
local offiee. Tbe Franeonia was sched
uled to sail for Liverpool and Queens
town at noon to-day, with between 600
nd oo passengers. The Lusitania was
Iso ordered held at Xew York.
Chnrch Burns.
H.. An. 4. The
Derby. X. H.. An. 4. The Roman
Catholic church of St. Thomas Aquinas
was burned Sundsv. The loss is $.10,000.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Monday's Games
At St. Louis St. Louis fl. Bos
ton I. Batteries .Tames and Ag
iew; Gregg, Redient, Cady and
Thomas.
At Oiicapo Chicago P. Phil
adelphia . Batteries 8cott. Rus
sell. Fahr, Wolfft-ang- and 8-halk:
Plank, Pennork, Bush, Lerp and
Sehang.
At Cleveland Washington 7.
Cleveland 4. Batteries Enjrel,
Ayres and Henry; Hagermsn, tol
lamors and F.gin. -
At Detroit IVtroit 4. Xew
York 1. Batterw C'relrki
and Baker; Cole and Xunamker.
And Temperatures Near or Somewhat
Above Average Summer Conditions.
Washington. Aug. 4. The weekly
forecast issued by the v ashington office
states that "Xo reports have been re
ceived from Europe and Western Asia,
prohablv owing to the disturbed political
conditions, but pressure distribution
over Xorth America, the Pacific Ocean,
and extreme eastern Asta indicates th
probability of a week of more or lees
cloudiness east of the Rocky mountains.
In the central west no precipitation of
much consequence ia nc indicated,
while in the southwest, the northwest,
and the far west generally fair weather
will prevail during the week. Tempera
tures will average near or somewhat
above the normal summer conditions.
There are no present indications of any
tropical disturbances.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Monday's Games
At Boston Boston I, St. Louis
0. Batteries Tyler and Whaling;
Griner and Snyder.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia B,
Chicago 0. Batteries Alexander
and Killifcr; Stark, Zabel and
Archer.
At Brooklyn Pittsburg 7,
Brooklyn 4 (13 innings). Batter
ies Cooper and tiibson; Ragon,
McCarthy and Miller.
At Xew York Xew York 7,
Cincinnati 2 (first game). Bat
teries Mathewson and Meyers;
Benton, Schneider, Yinglinjr and
Clarke. Cincinnati S. Xew York 4
(second psmel. Batteries Ames
and Gonzales; Demaree and Meyers.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Won Lost Pet.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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Boston , . . ...hi 4.1 J
Washington .vt .1 V2
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(Tiirsgo 4 Sf .41
?t. Louis 47 49 .4V
rm York 4S 33 .43
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uated look that ber sister bad worn
so that most of tbe audience supposed
that it was Lillian who personated tbe
queen and was assuming tbe same
lovelorn expression as when she bad
exhibited before. I was in tbe au
dience end was astonished to see a
real lover look such aa I bad aeen in
Lillian.
"Among the performers the matter
made a good deal of talk, for it was
evident to most of them that these
lover'a looka of the sister were real
I, being a brain specialist, at once saw
a problem before me. It seemed to me
that there must be something in tbe
relative position of Darnley and the
queen known to each of the sisters
that produced the love or an effect sim
ilar to tbe emotion felt by tbe real
Queen Mary for the real Darnley, But
on inquiry I learned that Lillian knew
nothing of tbe historical relationship
between Mary and Darnley, while Lou
ise had aupposed that Mary hated him.
I talked with both girls and. without
accusing them of being in Iqve with
the man who bad personated Darnley.
drew from them their feelings while
In the tableau. Both admitted that
they bad felt a strange emotion which
had disappeared as soon as tbe curtain
waa rung down and they took off the
crown. I made bold to ask tnem toe
nature of this emotion; but. It being
a matter on which a woman would
shrink from speaking, I got no definite
information. But from different ad
missions coming from one or the oth
er of the two I gathered that they
felt aa emotion tbe nature of which
tbey did not understand themselves.
"The matter passed so far as remark
waa concerned, but not from my mind.
Yet, seeing no solution of it. I flnally
dropped trying to solve it Tben came
the announcement of these fellows lu
Paris. I had no sooner read It in the
newspapers than l reverted to tne
tableau, and I immediately thought of
the crown worn by tbe two sisters. I
went to the man who bad furnished
the costumes for informstton abont It
lie referred me to a certain theater
and gave me his card Introducing me
to tbe property man. I asked him to
tell me something about tbe crowu
that bad twa used In tbe tableau.
There a history to that crown.' be
replied, it waa worn by an actresa
who committed suicide for love. She
played a part requiring ber to wear it
It many successive performances.
Was she In love with an actor who
played with berT 1 asked.
" 'So.' was the reply; 'he bad nothing
to do with the state.' "
Tber wer a few moments of silence.
after which the narrator said:
Ton may think what you like about
this discovery, doctor; I believe there
Is something in it"
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His Appearance Before Senate Commit
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Nomination.
Washington, Aug. 4. After several
hours questioning of Paul M. Warbutg,
nominated for the federal reserve board,
before the Senate banking committee
yesterday, Chairman Owen said he be
lieved the Xew York man's nomination
would be favorably reported soon and
confirmed.
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