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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
eovernor FOX as white Sees Him.

William Allen White has come out ii
Mcllnre's with q character sketch of
Polk Of Missouri. He calls II THE Story
of Little Leaven in Great Common
wealth" Whites reputation as keen
judge Of men was at once established by
his character study Of Bryan, aud his
Piatt and Others Of the most important
public figures Of the day have given him
almost a position Of a national oracle.
Therefore Ills estimate Of Joseph III.
Folk, Governor Of Missouri and foremost
possibility for the Presidential noiaina-
tion Of the Democrats ia 1908, viii have
really great Importance to the country
at large as vel as undoubted influence
on the shaping Of the ambitions Of young
Folk himself.
White takes very cold view Of tie
young David Of the Democracy.
tThe truth ii, he says of the things
Folk has done, @that they are simple
enough if one cares 10 undertake them
with au honest and hardy purpose; and
as for the man Folk, he ii s most ordi-
nary young man, equipped with the us
ual physical and mental aeeouterments
whose only difference from many smother
young gentleman ID Vanity Fair is that
Folk has sense enough TO be honest and
10 make II pay
This is what he has 10 say Of bis can.
didacy for the Presidency ii 1905:
sIse friends OF good government in
this land should control their emotions
whole thinking Of Folk as q Presidential
candidate, and give him such absent
treatment as they can 10 make him q
good governor of Missouri: and, after
sAat, IN active citizen of his community
until he shall grow IN mental statue, to
keep up With his morsI statue, and shall
be ripened for whatever great and good
work his country may have for him. just
because q sapling ~ straight, ig no rea-
son why il should be supposed to be
strong enough for the beam Of ship
With ten years of seasoning ia public
life perhaps six Of 1t IN Washington
Folk would be sound and strong and
worthy Of any burden; bat now bis dut;
lies ii Missouri AT bis appointed tasks,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
The Spanish Grandee.

a pronder people than the Spanish Do
not exist on earth. But this pride II d
ia contempt and supefeilIonsness toward
Others, but in general courtesy and
dignity aniiaating the relations Of every
class in the community. The distinctions
between class aud class are much less
accumulated in Latin countries than in
the Nortb / have seen fine ladies
adorned with the latest creations from
the Rue de la prix, talking gossip Id
the most friendly way with the poorest
beggar women. The Spanish grandee
will converse and exchange cigarettes
with an omnibus conductor, and it viii
often be doubtful which Of the two ex
hibits the greater grace and courtesy
For, though proud and ignorant to tht
last degree. and In most things half q
century behind the rest Of Europe, tn,
spaniard il an adept III the little arts
and charming courtesies that make Ifs
easy. Counts aud marquises and every
variety Of noblemen are as numerous il
Spain az coloncIs in America. But ii
aristOcfacy, ais it II understood in thii
country, powerful, wealthy, holding IL
self aloof from the people and exercising
a special political and social influence
simply does not exist. And this land
Iof Spain. which figures in the Northern
Imagination as the soil, par excellence
Of the grandee and hidalgo, and thu
home OF stately ceremony and gorgeous
rite, Is, in the sense | have described, n
truth the most democratic country in
Europe London Mail,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
THE OLD WAY AND THE NEW.
Some Important Facts Winch May
Prove Helpful


Thirty years ago old fashioned cod
liver oil had TO be forced down a pa
tient's throat Invalids couldn't take
ii, and children wouldn't. But the doc
tors prescribed it. and it had to be TAX
en- BY force. Yet when enough could
be taken into the system it was bene-
fetal, for 1t has ever been the greatest
Of all tissue builders and general recon
struetors known to medicine
We are now anxious to have every
one know that Ninol is new form Of
this very old and valuable remedy, cod
liver oil. 1t contains ia concentrated
form all the medicinal elements Of cod
liver oil actually taken from fresh Gods
liyers, but by new process II Is made
without oil OF grease, and il Is as de-
licious to the taste as a fresh orange.
Vinol does not upset the stomach like
old-fashioned cod liver oil and emul-
sions; its strengthening aud healing
properties are remarkable, and both doe
tors and patients are delighted with
its action
Many wonderful cures right here In
Barre have been effected by its use, aud
we ask all of our customers TO try
Nlnol on our guarantee TO return money
every time it fails 70 make rich, red
blood, increase the appetite, cure stom-
aeh troubles, give strength and renewed
vitality TO the aged, run down, tired and
debilitated, OF cure chronic colds, hack
ing coughs Of bronchitis. Riclert &
Wells, Druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
"A CREWSOr1E
THANKSGIVING

IOrigsnal
In the taproom Of an inn before q
blazing open IRE sat the landlord snok
ing bis pipe and taking pull occasion
ally from black bottle that stood on
the table beside him A cold wind
blew an equally cold ruin against the
window panes and roared III the ehim-
ney. There We're sounds Of some one
without knocking The mud from his
boots, and man entered
"a bad night, Bill said the landlord
II don't see why The parsons don't
choose better season for Thanksgly.
IN III they must thank the Lord for
what they don't BIT they might as Well
do so when at least Tie weafher's like
ly 60 be such as to be thankful forH
Just such night as this year
ago. Remember Bin replied, looking
at The landlord with singular expires
sion The landlord made no reply
sSay, Bill Z he said presently, taking
his pine from bis mouth, there's gen.
tleman come about an hour ago that
looks for al the world Ike tie one we
done year ago toAight re come be-
twist daylight and dark and KEEP his
coal collar IT'D ana bis hat down over
his eyes. So | conlaH't see, but there
was sometliiu' about him thai remind
ed me Of the efherH
sWell, tile other left ns s0methin' ia
be thankful for and perhaps this one
has been seat liz the lord to do the
same And Bill, who had seated linn.
SELF on The other side OF The table
helped himself to d stiff glass of grog
II showed him the noreast room,
The landlord went pn, "but he turned
and started into the nor west room just
as il he'd been there before and know
cd all about it,
Bill looked up quickly at the land
lord Tie didn't say anything. 1t was
NOT necessary 1t was III the north
west room that the stranger had beer
murdered. The two men sat, now and
again helping themselves to the con
tents OF the bottle Each knew tht
thapglits nf the other Their funds
we're low, aud It was necessary to re
plenish them. Eat they didn't lie ths
alsig way for doing So that suggested
sfealf to them Besides, the resem
llI#nee Of the man upstairs to the ons
tram whom they had secured 6ns
hasll q year agone ana Ills passing 81
Familiarity into his predecessors room
pnAsle tho work all the more obnoxlou
h them. The rum they drank did no
gaake them drunk They were bel0v
uaF, and It gave them the necessary
aeslHening
slngular.s said Bill presently, etha
4aar ago tonight there was only OH
traveller In the house and only one to
uiehkr
eIt goes to show that the Lord take
Q6Ka of us. Some think only good PEG
rla M any luck I reckon we've "a
a. much to be thankful for on thi
8 yHsNksgIvln night as Il we had wing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
We 1im1y Daily Short Story.


CROWN out Of our shoulders"
There was pause, during which Q
similar picture came up before the
memory Of each picture Of a happy
and innocent group gathered around
the fireside after the Thanksgiving din
rier. There were The old father proud
of bis boys aad girls; the mother soliei-
tous for her ehiidren's future, all con.
stlfuting d loving united family. Sure.
III there had been great changes since
then. The landlord went TO the fire
and sat, bent over II, peeriag at the
live Goals 20 which It was now reduced
Bill SAT with his hat drawn down over
his eyes, apparently asleep.
Suddenly wheezy clock struck the
hour 81 ii. Bill slowly raised himself.
Wen, what d'you thinkT be askedi
II ain't up 70 d job tonight"
Neither AM ! But I've got % have
money
eve dIfn't glt 50 much out q the lob
we done year ago.
eve got fire hundred for The dias
mondp
Tie last reminder stiffened the reso-
luton 81 the landlord, and they begun
Is make preparations for sending the
gentleman where BE wouldn't need his
belongings The landlord went out and
returned with his pistols, but Bill pro-
tested that be didn't lille noisy Heap-
ons.
THAT'S fright said the landlord
"There Isn't d house within mile"
Eyes but slpposin' some 40 happen
ed to be walain' hy and heard q shot+
what would become Of Us in case lhe
stranger should be traced here1 Bet
Ter do him a. we dane the other
Bin took on bis boots the landlord
was already il slippers aud, going g
the staircase, they silently eTept up %
the door above, The door 60 the tray
elerls bedroom was aiar, as II inviting
them to enter A kerosene lamp was
fixed Iii The hail, throwing some light
Into the room Bin tiptoed to the open
ing ana looked III. Then ne returned g
his companion and said
'sIIes awful still can usually heal
any man breathe when he's asleep pul
can't hear him.
I'm sick Of the business before lts
begun, replied the other
"Oh git some sand into you Iplnt
onl'
Each drawing long knife, erept III
to The r0om III passing through tht
| door they iaft II willie open. and there
was Eight enonga 70 see the stranger
stretched oa the bed Suddenly bptA
started back and looked into each 9th
er's hlanched face,
ITS the same onen each whispered
aghast
4 There on the bed lay the stranger
they had murdered on THANKSGIVING
night year before his heart exposed
showing the wound that had killee
him.
The next morning, when they has
mustered courage to enter the room hs
daylight the stranger was not there
The bed gave no evidence OF having
bsen slept in
AARON .. WHITTLEsEY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
R0SEEERRY REPuDIATEs LEAD.
Taken by Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man in Favor Of Home Rule.

London, Nov. 2e- Speaking at Bod
min, Cornwall, Eng, last night, Lord
Rosebefry repudiated the lead taken by
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, leader
Of The liberal party, In favor Of home
rule for Ireland during bis speech st Stir.
ling Thursday night, thus emphasizing
the split ii tile LIBERAL party. Speaking
deliberately, Lord Roseberry said be OBJ
jeeted ID raising the banner Of holne
rule, not only Oh account u high con
stitutional objections and also on ae-
count of the welfare Of the Irish people
but mainly because il impaired the unity
81 the free trade party and indefinitely
postponed tasks Of social and eduea.
fioHal reform. "A state emphaticaiiy, :
he concluded, "that cannot serve under
that banner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
no STOP RACE SUICIDE.
Bachelor Bishop Of London Starts Cru
sade

London, Noy 26 With a voice Of
thunder few weeks ago Dr.. Winning.
ton Ingram, the bishop Of London, de-
nouneed the modern evil Of race suicide.
He urged the Organization Of church
society which would have tile special
duty % inyestigat the bane thoroughly
and 70 project q remedy.
The society should consist Of literary
men competent to issue pamphlets for
The clergy and laity showing how the
divine Law ii BE ye fruitful and mld,
tiply" il tgansgressed, the enorrnity Of
the SIN, tAa need Of healthfuI Life and
early marriage and the imperious duties
Of paternity end maternity.
Despite lis vigorous campaign for
hlissftd matrimony the bishop himself
cIinQs To celibacy. Otherwise be il i
very sociable clergyman, 10 whom both
The pathetic and humorous phases Of
life appeal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
aMince Pie Time \

IN thousands Of homes the annual
Thanksgiving feast is not considered
complete without a None Such Mince
Pie. a modern kitchen convenience and
a wholesome pure food dainty, practical
housewives are not slow TO recognize
The 2-pie Zoe packages Of None Such
MInce Neat sold BY all groeers saves the
housewife the pairing, c0ring, seeding,
stewing (both real and mental), which
our grandmothers could not avoid; and
nlince pies made Of None Such always
are honored by many requests for 4iust
one more piece"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
Alienation q AfectIons charged.

George II. Willett, Of Burlington, a
barber, has been arrested on charge of
aleniating tile affections Of the wife Of
Arthur d. Mongeon, Of Colchester, $4,000
damages -s.ng sought. The plaintiff al
leges that October "a and November is,
1904, acts occurred between Willett and
Mrs. Morgeon which warrant the bring
inn Of the suit The case Is returnable
at the March term Of Chittenden conn-
ty court,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
Costly Repartee

a private was brought up one morning
for summary. His hstless eyes were
about The only evidences Of bis previous
nights offence. Now said the Cap
tain, 'you may plead what you Ike" "
but the culpIit noticed that the Captain
WAS already looking up the blue book
for the fine. Sdainn outrage replied
the accused man. 4'Ien dollars and ten
days said the Captain what have you
got TO say now21 2 sSdamn outrage re-
piled the accused "Ien dollars more"
said Che Captain; 'Ill give You just one
more chance TO defend yourself 'Sno
use, Captain came the reply, with con-
siderable feeling; YOU'RE too good az
TepaItee for me Cleveland Leader.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
LOVE CHANGES GIRLS cAREER,
Noted yiolinist Chooses 10 Be Wife
Against Fame.

New York, Nov. ~. -KuEelik's fival
has stepped from the stage 10 become d
wife.
Miss Marie Herites, the 5s-year Old
yi0Iinist who came from Bohemia 70
staftie tie world with her playing, was
married several weeks ago to Mr..
Kohn, son Of Bay City (Aieh.) million.
aire.
Her family was ignorant Of the fact,
ami the young woman, who il not only
splendid musician, but very beautis
fd girl, did not tell her friends Of the
union.
Mr.. Kohn is well known In Michigan.
The playing Of Miss Herites won his
heart and lie fell in love the first time
he heard her
Miss Herites studied under Levick of
Prague, and has been compared with
KubeIik and kocian, She finished her
course under the famous Instructor ia
1 1901 and was announced by him the best
girl pupil lie eyer had. Her career has
been followed with interest by Leyiek,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
Every
Heart-AChe

Every pain in the breast. diff
hcult breathing, palpitation,
nuttering or dizzy spell means
that your heart Is straining it
self in its effort to keep In
motion. This is dangerous.
Some sudden strain from over
exertion or excitement will
completely exhaust the nerves,
or rupture the walls or arteries
Of the heart, and it will stop.
Relieve this terrible strain at
once with DR.. Miles Heart
Cure. II invigorates and
strengthens the heart nerves
and muscles, stimulates the
heart action, and relieves the
pain and misery.
Take no chances; make your
heart strong and vigorous with
DR., Miles Heart Cure.
~ suffered terribly with heart dts
HfAtirf 4 NAYS HETff AfrAtGu ny
different physicians for my trouble
without results I went to a physi-
eiau In Memphis. who claimed that
I had dropsy % the heart, lie pat
the Asrug on me, and in connection
with his medicine he came near mAk-
ing q finish OF ME- Some time before
this Mr. Young OF st. Louis was
IN our town. lie saw my. condition,
and recommended DR. Miles Heart
Cure TO me. / gave IL little attention
until my return from Memphis, when
concluded 10 try Ii, and am pleased
to say three bottles cured me
CHARLES GOODRICH,
Caruthersville. Mo.
Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist who Will guarantee thak
the first bottle Will benefit. II Il tails
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
Easy TITLES

Military titles are handled Ia reck.
less way in Indian Territory. Any man
with a stiff backbone and bold, bad
look can scarcely escape being designated
as Colonel, aud man with an un.
usually pugnacious dir ii addressed as
General, An Indian agent Of the I'M
ion agency at Mnskogee ID certain 70
come into the title Of colonel within a
few weeks after assuming Office. 1t ii
difficult to distinguish the sheep from
the goat in a military way in this eoun-
try, kansas City Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
SAYS JAPANESE STOLE SEAL.
Sensational Account Of the Settlement
Of the Treaty with Korea,

sensational account Of the settlement
Of the Treaty with Korea,
ST. Petersburg, Nov 40. The official
Russian news agency has received i
despatch from Shanghai, giving SEN
sational account Of the manner IN which
the Japanese forced the Korean govern
mant 10 acqliesce to the treaty between
Korea and Japan. The telegram pur-
ports to be based on direct news from
Seoul and contains the following par
tieulars; "0n Friday, the 18th, at noon,
Baron Hayashi and NM Hariyara and
kokuhu entered the palace with the
object 81 forcing the emperor to sign
the treaty. The emperor and the min
listers abstinately objected. At p, IN.
Baton Hayashi having informed the Mar
qllis Ito of the situation, the latter,
accompanied by Gen. HasegAwa (con-
manaer of the Japanese troops in Korea
with d military escort including gend-
armeria, went to the palace, but till
midnight had not succeeded 10 persuad-
ing tile emperor TO sign, Thereupon Sec.
Rotary Stevens brought from the minis-
try 81 foreign affairs the official seal
81 the ministry, which was obtained BY
force, and at 1880 o'clock in the morn.
ing the Japanese themselves placed the
seal on the treaty, the emperor TO the
end refnsing % give his signature,
Tho despatch concludes e1he entire
palace, even the private apartments Of
the emperor, are now occupied BY the
Japanese gendarnerie and it is prob
able that the Japanese win soon compel
the emperor to sign"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27

THEIR LIVES THREATENED.
Chief Watts and Inspector Receive Let
ter Demanding Money.

Boston, Nov. 25.. Chief Watts and
one ii his officers yesterday received
letters threatening him with death unless
money WAS paid to the sender. The
amount demanded Of Chief Watts for
the preservation Of his life il $3.50. The
other recipient of threatening letter
was Inspector Patterson, Of whom so
was demanded.
The letters were signed by Edward
G Kelley, whose address was given as
7s7 Center street, Jamaica Plain. No
such person can be found at the address
given The police are trying 10 trace
the writer elsewhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
ouARRms NOT AFFECTED.
Litigation viii Not Stop Their Opera.
ton at Milford. Mass

Milford, Mass, Nov. 27. The applica-
zion for receiver for Che Milford pink
granite qualIies corporation in no wise
affects the continued operation Of tbs
qaarTies here so general manager Lewis
I3ritton says.
Thee old weather will cause a drop
Of 200 men because stone cannot be pro-
ttahly quarried and worked here 50 as
20 employ more than 1000 guarrymen
and cutters by the concerns. About 100
men were let 70 Saturday. The manage
ment will employ about 1000 men
through the winter, with d payroll Of
si2,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
BARGAINS In
MEDICINE.

"A woman once wrote US
that she was not going 70
buy SCOTS Emulsion any
more because it cost too
much. Said she could get
some other emulsion for less
money. Penny wise and
pound foolish. SCOTS Emul-
sion costs more because it is
worth morecosts more to
make. We could make
SCOTS Emulsion cost less BY
using less oil, Could take
less care in making it, too
If we did. however, SCOTS
Emulsion wouldn't be the
standard preparation Of cod
liver oil as it is to-day.
SCOTT s BOVINE, ~ Pearl Street, New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
/ Give Honor % whom Il Is Due.

DR., David Kennedy's Fayorite Rem
edy, of Rondout, n. X, cured me Of
BEights disease and Gravel. Four of
the best physicians had failed to relieve
me. have recommended II TO scores
Of people with like success, and know
IL viii cure all who try it.--Mrs. +. r.
Miner, Burg Hill, o. Price 800, all
druggists; bottles, $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
DIED OF SELF HYPNoTIsM.
Strange Case IN Indiana Puzzles Physi-
clans.

Elkhart, Ind, Nov. 26s--A strange
case, which the physicians declare is
auto suggestion, or self-hypnotism, has
caused q sensation here.
Mrs. G. Z. Miller became thoroughly
convinced she would die az the result OF
confinement, aud did die, although ths
doctors declare there was no physical
cause for her death other than that in
duced by her intense belief that sha
would die.
Mrs Miller predicted that she would
not survive the birth of the child, and
began making all preparations according
ly in spite Of The efforts Of her husband,
relatives and physician to persuade her
that there was no ground for her fears
She died, but the child, boy, is alive
and hIsty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
WILL ELECT GOULD PRESIDENT,
He viii BE Head Of the Wabash Rail.
u way System.

Toledo, o., Oct 1.-THE annual
meeting OF the Wabash railroad opened
at 3 O'Clock this morning In tie offices
Of Smith 4 BeckWith, tue local attor.
neys for the railroad.
Under the bylaws of tho company,
the election Is to continue from .
O'Clock until noon and II IS expected
that the announcement Of tae resultwill
be made by the election Of inspectors
at about 1916 or shortly afterward.
OF the directors Of the road there
were present when thu meeting open
ed George J, Gould Joseph Ramsey,
Ir., Edgar 7. Welles John T Terry,
Winslow S. Pierce, T. 7, jeffrey and
c, Reynolds, All Of these with
the exception OF Mr. Ramsey were out
spoken in their determination TO sup
port Mr. Gould In everything Mr..
Ramsey was equally explicit In his dec,
laTRtion OF opposition.
Mr.. Ramsey claims that II will not
be possible to retire him as a director
tor the reason that he controls at least
0ne,tenth Of the votes and under the
cumulative system Of voting permits.
SRble Ia Ohio he will be able to re.elect
himself The Gould party, however re.
gard Director Ramsey rs something "a
be remembered and not considered,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
HANGED FoR wire MuR0ER.
Tsnnssssssn Pays Death Penalty fer
HeINOua Crime,


CovlngtOn, Tenn. oct, 1.-THE crime
for wblca John mn, a we'll known
white farmer. suffered tho death pen
ally today, was the murder Of his wife,
Kate Hll. IN July. 1903.
Hlll had repeatedly threatened bic
wlte'a NE. because Of divorce pro
eeodiuEn instituted by tho latter, and u
Was developed that ahe had lived Ia
continual dread " her husband
On the night Of July TO- 1905, while
Mrs. Hlli VaR attending 10 Der twin
babies she was pho, through = window.
deRth onsulnE Instantly. Suspicion
a once centerod on Illl ~ the guilty
party. aud ho waa placed under a.
rest.
Al the trial the evidence was wholly
bat ~ such convincing
certainty that verdict ~ guilty waa
rendered BY The Jury. The supreme
court reversed The decision Of the low.
" court. and a new trial was ordered
\ second Jury found lnh guilty. and
ho vas again ssuteucsd 10 death,
Governor Con granted the uafurtu
naie man q thirty Day roprisvs watch
ended today, uheu be- paid tho pehAi'
y for bis crime HIth h.s life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

9uI8sE. Miss. Or. u.-WniiaM
Iiolmen. q plaster. vss kiIisd yosleF.
cav By Daa Th0mas q ueEro tsuAnt
Hoimes aanaEd - Taenas % q piagpi
beiqngihE 10 anotheE tsaaut ed Thoa
~ pFelebainE ~ dsurtE ths ssapon
aEed ARE shS,s inie fIoimss boly
Bgfofe ~ sisd Ho,naes ssocsede4 lh
kHHag tAs BeEro - o. sstsasI.sA "
maks he escaps