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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
All Republicans and President
in Agreement
ROOSEVELT PLAN WINS
The Rate. Making Phase of It Is Ad-
justed--Factions Getting Togeth-
err on Court Review
Provision.

Washington, March ia Republi-
can agreement on railroad policy, in
Guiding Republican senators Of both
groups and the Republican president, il
now nearly assured 1t is not permissi-
bic to disclose the plans now working
to bring this happy result to a pass,
since nothing interferes with o diplo-
matte negotiation, between statesmen no
less than between nations, more than
giving publicity to the motives which
actuate the parties IN dispute in yield
ing enough to come together. The real
differences are not now vital. The con.
sentative senator's, whatever might have
been their original wishes, have become
willing under sound persuasion to yield
the essentials Of the presidents pros
gramme.
The degree of government rate making
which he asks is apparently no longer in
dispute. Nobody Is contending for the
let alone policy towards the railroads,
which was once so popular and which
for SO many years made it impossible
to move the interstate commerce com
missions bill, which was regularly in
troduced, from its pigeon hole" in the
committee. The controversy has now
conferred about the facilities for judicial
review, and its scope. Persons IN con-
troll seem to be getting together" on
that issue. Rayner's speech yesterday,
as that of strong Democratic senator,
shows the drift Of sentiment toward AIDE.
quate protection of the railroads against
any radicalism which might break forth
in a commission whose members would
be removable at the will OF any presi.
dent and the country might elect n
radical on almost any wave OF popular
unrest. The supreme court of the United
States with the life tenure of its judges,
and their freedom from further political
ambitions, distributes the effects Of the
peculiar view point OF any single occu.
pant Of the White House. No one
president appoints more than two Or
three justices. Mondays decisions OF
the Supreme court, following the coal
cases of a few weeks ago, are accepted
by the more radical element of the
Senate as evidence that there is no in
considerable bulwark against capitalistic
Vaccinations in that very tribunal.
The exact text Of the Republican com.
promise amendment has not vet been
reached and until more Of the speeches
have been delivered there is little oc-
easiou for bringing it out, that it Is
well under way, and in hands that viii
combine nearly solid support to the re.
suit may be regarded as reasonably
assured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
Demands Suppression League
Plottinn Slaughter Of Jews
COURT CABAL CONSPIRACY
Gen. Trepoft and Others, Reckless Of
Consequences, Are Planning Whole
sale Notwithstanding
"Black Hundreds

Sc. Petersburg, March l5.--At yester.
days session OF the cabinet Premier
Witte, who was warmly supported BY
Prince Alexis obolensky, proeurator gen
eral OF the Holy Synod. and Count John
Tolstoi, minister Of education, insisted
on the suppression Of the organization
known as the League Of the Russian
People, through which the agitation OF
the reactionary @Blaek Hundreds is
propagated, 1t is reported that he was
forced to arrive at this decision, but
this is not absolutely confirmed.
The police project, M. Won der Laun-
itz, was summoned to the meeting and
asked 10 explain how 1t happened that
the publication Of the proclamation call
ing for the determination of the Jews
was printed In the official printing Office
attached 70 his department. The pre-
feet denied having any personal know
ledge of the printing. However, ii was
established that there is constantly nc.
eumulating evidence that the plot 10
produce a counter revolution in the hope
OF sweeping away the reforms outlined
in the manifesto OF Oct. 30 had It's ofi.
gin in court cabal The conspiracy
includes Gen. Trepof, commandant of
the palace; Gen. Count IgnatieH, NJ.
Stichinsky, former chief adjutant Of che
interior department; Count SherometieH
noted reactioHary, and Gen. Prince
Putiatin, who are said to be utterly
reckless Of the consequences.
The plan Is to provoke riots and mas
sacres of Jews and rcvolutionists over
as wide an area as possible, in order
to iuhtify still more terrible repressions,
and thereby prove to his majesty that
the people are not ripe for any sort of
selfgoyernment. II is desperate game,
but il is backed by many OF the pro-
vineial authorities, and the support of
the Cover Or'generals has been enlisted,
the former using the police and the latter
the troops, aiaong whom proclamations
against the Jews and Tevomtionists,
which are understood 10 have been print.
ed ut the army headquarters in Odessa,
have been distributed.
The completely Of Interior Minister
Durnoyo in the conspiracy Is not proved,
although suspected. Premier White and
the liberal section of the cabinet viii be
compelled to fight the conspiracy and
consequently break IN the ministry Is
not regarded as improbable.
IL is understood that $4,000 members
Of the BLACK Hundred in 81. Peters.
burg are armed, but II is not believed,
in view Of the warnings they have re-
eeived, that the conspirators will at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
Take Hoods
Sarsa arilla
10 purity, vitalize and enrich your blood,
create an appetite and give you strength
Liquid or tablets, 100 Doses One Dollar.
NIGHT OF HAVOC.
Enraged Serenaders Use Gun and Dyna-
mite -Four Hours.


Perryopolis, Pa, March 15.-Because
he was besieged in his home all night,
and because Of damage to his property
by strenuous serenaders on the occasion
of the wedding Of his son, H. ]. Moss
bury has sworn out warrants for the
arrest Of 40 Of the towns prominent
young men. He announces he viii bring
civil suits.
Fifty serenaders appeared at the Moss.
bury home last Thursday night and
when Mossbury with his son and daugh.
ter-ln-law appeared on the porch vol
lev Of stones was thrown, one Of these
hitting the older man in the leg, caus-
ing a painful wound. He drew a re-
volyer and firing into the air ordered
the crowd to leave.
This act only enraged the crowd, and
after shot guns had been secured a fusi-
lade was begun which lasted four hours.
More than $50 shots were fred, the
shade trees in the front yard were shot
to pieces, the roof of the porch and
parts OF the house were riddled and the
fences in the immediate vicinity were
laid fat. Later Ave sticks OF dynamite
were exploded simultaneously. Nearly
every window in the house was shat.
tered and its occupants badly fright
ened.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
Foundered Sunday in North
Atlantic
TWENTY EIGHT LIVES LOST
The Steamer Bostonian Brought Them
to Boston--The Wrecked Steamer
Was on Her Way to
Antwerp.

Boston, March, ia tale Of terrible
shipwreck and suffering was brought 70
Boston yesterday afternoon by the
steamship Bostonian, Captain Parry,
from Manchester, England. She had on
board seventeen Survivors and The body
OF Captain James O'IIagan OF the phoe-
nix line steamship British King, which
fonndered last Sunday in latitude Al de-
grees 40 minutes north, longitude 90
degrees II minutes west, while on q voy-
age from New York 10 Antwerp.
Twenty-eight of the crew were drowned !;
the other eleven Of total Of fifty-six
men on board, including stowaway
were picked up by the steamer Man
helm, German tank line vessel,
The British King left New York on
Wednesday Of last week. On Friday
she ran into heavy gale which develop
ed into hurricane with terrific seas. a
part OF her deckload of barrel oil was
swept overheard, together with all her
deck fittings. This mass of wreckage
was hurled by the tremendous seas with
battering ram force against the port
side OF the vessel. The continual smash
ing started her plates and the water
began TO pour In. The dangerous pEedi-
cament was not discovered by the crew
until the vessel was in almost sink
ing condition Then the officers came
to a realization that their vessel was
doomed. Signals OF distress were at
once hoisted and those on board eagerly
looked for q passing vessel.
The steamship Mannheim was the first
to appear and sent a boat to the rescue.
She succeeded in getting eleven Of the
crew. The Bostonian then hove in sight
and was signallel by the Mannheim to
stand BIZ and assist in the rescue. The
Bostonian put back and then came up TO
lend assistance.
The officers Of the Bostonian called
for volunteers and lifeboat was
manned by the chief officers and eleven
volunteer sailors. Before the boat could
leave the vessels side ii was dashed TO
pieces and the volunteers were barely
A second crew OF volunteers was or
gant1ea AHA Was seat away al ciEii &c Of
the second officer With the greatest
difficulty this boat safely got away and
dropepd down 10 the fast sinking wreck.
BY heroic work the volunteers succeeded
IN taking off thirteen more Of the crew
and five Others were picked from pieces
of wreekage to whihc they chung as the
steamer sank.
Captain O'Hagan was among those res
cucd. He was badly hurt receiving
a broken leg and other injuries and he
suffered so terribly from exposure that
he died on the Bostonian on Tuesday
The following named men were
brought to port on board the Bostonian.
Second Officer Thomas Flanagan, Chief
Engineer Crawford, Fourth Officer Adolf
plus Beck, steward William ]. Curry,
coal trimmer Christian Jacsues. fireman
Edward Rays, seamen Henry Burminis-
ter, Carl Nelson, Frank Martin, Joseph
Bartaofski, Frank Autonick, Joseph
Seholming, coal trimmer jefferson Mas,
Van METERS, Francis Coppins, Peter Pep.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
WHISKEY OR FOOD
Which Do Ytu Take Z
Some Interesting Remarks on the
Subject
ITO be
or not to be;
That is the question.


To be strong and healthy or to be
weak and siekly; which do you prefer?
Health Is d gem Of priceless value and
with health, strength can be acquired.
Strong men and women are the nations
pride and are responsible for the prop
er development Of future generations.
To become strong, one must have lots
of good healthy flesh from which to
develop muscle.
Persons leading sedentary lives and
those employed in factories, mills, etc,
do not have the natural strength which
II possessed BY those whose occupations
keep them out of doors. Inactivity and
confinement indoors cause relaxation
Of the muscles and consequently strength
does not develop.
What shall be done for these peoplef
Many turn To stllnlilants and get .ein-
porary relief, but the effect Is not last
inr. Others takes the various reme
dies which are offered, bnt these are
worse than nothing. Most Of them con-
tain large percentage Of alcohol, and
while they may produce an exhilarating
effect at the start, their use works
untold injury. They slowly but surely
disarrange the system and when their
use is discontinued, the reaction sets in
which leaves the victim in condition
where 1t is necessary to use energetic
measures. An examinations Of the tia
sues will disclose the fact that the al
cohol which il being taken into the sys-
tenn intiames and consumes them, instead
Of healing and building them up.
What shall be taken when your sys-
tenn Is run down and your vitality low?
Obviously what is needed Is a food that
produces fat and repairs the wasted
tissues; something that enriches the
blood and increases circulation; build
er, not destroyer.
Such food Is Magee's (Malt) Enlul-
sion 1t is a combination OF pure Nor
wegian cod liver oil with syrupy, dias-
tasic, non-alcohoIic malt and hypophosA
phites of lime and soda. The oil is
fat and makes fat in the body. The
malt, according to physicians, is the
hypophosphites are a tonic You thus
get food, medicine and tonic COM
bined, If you are run down Magee's
(Malt1 Emulsion will build you up just
as surely as the sun will rise on the
morrow. 1t guards You against colds,
grip and pneumonia by putting your sys-
tenn in shape to withstand the ravagcs
of winter weather. 1t builds up stead,
lily and holds all it gains for you.
Beware of the wine preparations
cod liver oil. They contain no oil and
consequently cannot produce the fat
which is desired, and the alcohol in
them tears down instead Of building up
the tissues.
Remember Magee's (Malt) Emulsion
is non alcoholic; it contains no wine
no whiskey; it Is food and food alone.
II may be procured of +. A. Drown,
Druggist, As North Main street, Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15

from want and restitution, it Is a heart
less and cruel deed, know, to UNI
settle their equilibrium or to deprive
tnem of their hard-eaTned savings. 1t
was sad enough, anyway, this whole
scene, as it presented itself TO the com.
mittee.
1T was pathetic to observe this sol
emn procession Of railroad counsel, all
arrayed in their mourning weeds, with
their long, funeral briefs exhorting the
committee not to take any step that
would bring havoc and ruin upon their
clients, who have already made SO many
sacrifices of unsetsh devotion to the
interests OF the public.
"The calamities that are in store for
Us, as portrayed by the eminent mem
bers of the profession, are something too
dreadful to contemplate with eomposuTe.
Joseph never prophesied the plaques OF
Egypt with the accuracy and precision
that this formidable body OF soothsayers
announced the terrible succession of ca
tastrophes that are to oycrtake us ii
we should determine upon this appar
entity innocent legislation, and jeremiah
never wept over the Affections of Ieru.
salem with the passionate and consum-
ing emotions that agitated their bos-
oms as they poured their lamentations
into the ears Of the distinguished chair
man Of the committee, who tried upon
many an occasion to condole with them
in their misfortune and assuage them
in the exuberant profusion Of their
grief"
Announcing that his interests are iden-
tical with the railroads, MIR. Rayner
advised the railroad managers to ac-
cept the pending legislation lest the
people take the question in their own
hands, organize political party that
will be irresistible, and viii in the end
enact far more stringent provisions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
tempt Q provoke massacre At the

tempt to provoke a massacre at the
capital.
The authorities here, however, are in
sympathy with the conspirators and che
danger of an outbreak about Easter Is
regarded ais very real.
In the mean time, on the other side
the proletariat organizations which were
ruthlessly crushed by the governments
repression measures are trying to or
ganiza another general strike Negotia-
tions are proceeding with the telegraph
and railroad employees, whose coopera-
tion is regarded as vital to this end. The
Socialists of Finland have promised their
support. Some rioting has already oc-
Cured at Moscow and IN the vicinity,
The Strana country says that M.
Durnoyo has telegraphed to the COVER
nors OF ten provinces in Poland not to
proclaim the elections until further or.
ders.
NJ. KrustalefF, the former president of
the executive committee of the Work
mems Council, and the man who il con.
sidered TO have been the brains Of the
recent revolutionary movements and gen
eraI sarikes, is still confined in a dun
geon in the Fortress OF st. Peter and st.
Paul, aud is reported to be very i'll,
owing TO the bad treatment to which
he has been subjected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
A Letter From St.
JONAS Hospital

The good that is done BY st. Johns
hospital Of Lowell, Mass, will ever be
held in grateful memory BY thousands
Of people. The Sisters Of Charity who
care for the sick and ailing at this in.
stitution say; 1--WE cbeerfully recon.
mend Father Johns Medicine as good
remedy for colds, bronchial troubles, ETC.,
also as tonic for building an the
system. The ingredients Of which it Is
composed seem to be perfectly safe and
well worth trial by all suffering from
troubles specified above" (Signed)
Sisters Of Charity, St. Johns hospital,
Lowell, Mass.
Father Johns Medicine prevents pneu,
monia and consumption and cures all
throat and lung troubles. No al.
cohol or poisonous drugs Cures colds
Or money hack. Builds you up.
Sold IN SOC and $500 bottles The
S1.oo size contains three times the guam.
tity Of the soc size,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
pEpEw MYSTERY DEEPENs.
Senator Platt Declares Colleague Is II
at His Home.

Washington, March Ex-senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew, who has been vari.
ously reported at different sanitariums,
is in reality at his home in New York
City, and Is very sick man. Senator
Platt who made this statement yester.
day, says that Senator Depew Is re-.
ceiving no callers whatever.
He himself was in New York on Wed.
nesday and Thursday Of last week, and
underworld to see his colleague, but
without success. IL is his understanding
that Mr. Depew win not return 10 Wash.
ington this session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of he ear There is only one
way e. cure deaintss. ami that IL by con'tilu-
fiOnal n medlss. lea ness "a caused BY an III
famed condition Of tho mucous lining ~ tho
lHfachian nbe When ttis iube Is innamed
K. mi whtn u Is entirel, nsed Deafness Is
the r suit. and unt ~ the Inflammation can Ue
taken nut and this tube rest red 60 its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out ~ ten are caused by Catarrh.
which y nothing but An innsmed conditions Of
tile mucous gu faces
Wew,i give no Hundred Dollars for an
case Of Deafness (eaused by ca arrh) that can
MT be d by B ans atarrn Cure Send for
circulars, ire,
Sold ny Dru. lists. &c.
AXE lial Family Pills for constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
work on Copyright Law.

Washington, March 15.-The copy.
right conference was continued in the
Congressional Library yesterday. So
far Il has consisted Of discussion Of
the various sections of the proposed
codiication Of the copyright laws. Final
action is to follow this discussion, prob
ably today, when the new code will be
put in shape for congressional action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
BIsekburn,s Trial April Is.

Ashville, n. c., March i5.--Judge
pritchard and Judge Boyd have signed
joint order for the holding of special
term of court at Greensboro on April
IS for the trial of Congressman Black
burn, indicted by the grand jury for &C.
cepting fee for services performed be-
fore a government department.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
priee Of GasoIine Advancea.

Cleveland, March 15--The Standard
Oil Company yesterday advanced the
price Of gasoline lheent per gallon. De.
odorixer stove gasoline is now quoted at
t2M cents per gallon; "A to 7G-degree
gasoline i41a, aud yarnishmakers' and
painters faphtha tIh cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
Murderer Kills Himself.

Norfolk, Va, March 15.-Louis Brown,
awaiting trial Friday for the murder of
F'lossie Reese, at whom he threw a
lighted lamp which exploded, fatally
burning the woman, committed suicide
in the Norfolk Jail early yesterday by
cutting his throat with a knife which
he had smuggIed into the Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
Russian Guard ofieers Quit.

Sc. Petersburg, March f5.--The rumor
that the officers Of regiment Of the
Guards had met and resigned in a body
upon receiving orders recently to 60 TO
the Baltic provinces and participate in
the pacifcation Of the country was con
hrmed yesterday. The officers belonged
to the First Regiment Of Artillery Of
the Guards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
Cannon Asked to Meet Mrs. LongwOrth's
Parents.

Washington, ID. G., March 16.--aMr.
Speaker said Congressman Longworth,
"we'd like you 20 come to an informal
family dinner at our house on Thurs
day.
Uncle Joe hesitated.
eOh. there won't be anybody else
there" explained the Ohio representa-.
tive, except Mrs. Longworth's parents"
"Of course, I'd like TO meet Mrs. Long.
worth's parents answered the speaker,
BUT Then he remembered and ac-
cepted instantly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
ARGUES BEEF CASE.
District Attorney Morrison Gives Gov.
ernment's View.

Chicago, March 15,--District Attorney
Morrison continued his argument yes.
terday in the hearing of the packers
special pleas for immunity. He will
be followed by Attorney Hynes and Ro-
seminal for the packers, and Attorney
General Moody viii deliver the closing
argument for the government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
TO KILL pARKHURsT.
Alleged Plot Against Life of New York
Clergyman.

New York, March 1.-THE report Of
an alleged plot to kill the Rev. DR..
Charles H. Parkhurst was made public
yesterday. 1t is understood that the
district attorneys office was prepared
to summon several witnesses in connee.
tion with this plot, which is said to
have been originated because of raid
made upon disorderly house by agents
Of the Parkhurst society some time ago.
District Attorney jerome, when asked
about this report yesterday, refused to
discuss it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
10 INVESTIGATE.
Railroad Commissioners of New York
Consider Charges.

Buffalo, n. Y, March i5.-The state
railroad commissioners yesterday consid-
cred charges ia connection with the Ry-
an Belmont merger, and on adjournment
announced that they had decided to
make on investigation Of the case and
will ask the attorney genral to take
charge OF il. The Investigation will be
held in Albany beginning next Wednes.
day
The charge was that in the bringing
about OF the Ryan, Belmont street, ele-
waited aud subway roads merger in New
York. s3,O00,0O0 was diverted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
10 PROBE MORO SLAUGHTER.
Reports Of Fight to Be Sent to the Sem
ate by Secretary Taft.

Washington, March l5.-The Senate
has passed a resolution calling upon the
secretary Of war to send to the Senate
copies 81 all reports on the recent at.
tack BIZ United States troops on Mount
Dajo, Jolo Islands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15

Pine, and the stowaway, Henry Park
atch.
It is impossible at present to ascertain
just who were lost until the names of
those rescued by the steamship Man
helm are known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
KiIIed ~ 4 FaIllnr nerrlck.

Washington, March 49, One man was
killed, one fatally injured and two
others hurt by the falling Of d derrick
yesterday at the now addition being
erected TO the Hotel Raleigh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
WITH HIS FAMILY.
Secretary Taft to Discuss the Presidents
OFFER.

Offer.
Washington, d. c., March 1s.--Secre.
tary Taft left yesterday for New York,
accompanied by Capt. Mcintyre, acting
chief of the bureau Of insular affairs.
The secretary is to confer with some
New York capitalists regarding bids for
the construction Of railroads In Luzon.
Another matter requiring his attention
is the meeting of the Prison Martyrs
Memorial association.
The most interesting feature of Sccre.
tary Tafts trip TO New York, however,
will be the family council, which will
finally determine whether or not he
shall accept the presidents tender Of
place on the Supreme bench.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
AWAITING TRIAL.
Arrest Woman for Threating to Kill
Morgan.

New York, March 15.--A woman Civ.
ing her name as Mrs. G. B. Williams was
arrested in front Of No. 35 Wall street
yesterday on the charge Of threatening
to kill J. p. Morgan. She appeared in
Mr.. MOrgan's Office on March s and an
noyed the occupants by her threats to
kin the financier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
TO refund the money on 50-cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
ii fails TO cure yoiu cough OF cold. We
also guaranteer 25.cent bottle 10 prove
satisfactory or money refunded.