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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
Three Constitutionalists In
Russia Suspended
FROM LOCAL ZEMSTVOS.
The Most Prominent Men in the Last
Parliament-M Shipoff Bitter
on M. Stolypin's
Ministry.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 20 BY order OF
the governor of T'yer. three of the most
prominent Constitutional Democratic
members Of the late Parliament, Ivan
and Michael Petrlmkevitch and Dmifir
Yakoyieyich Medviediefl, tile latter the
secretary Of the agFarian committee al
Parliament, have been suspended from
their functions in The provincial zeinst
vos because they are under indictment
for promoting rebellion by signing the
Nihorg manifesto.
corresponding action has been taken
b. the marshals Of the nobility OF kursk
against "A, N. Won Rutzen, M Sherkoti
and v. a. yaukishkin, IN addition to
Prince Peter Dolgofukotf, vice president
os the lower house, previously reported.
This Is taken 20 Indicate that the GOV
ernment II determined not To abandon
proceedings against every one of the 2ll
signers of the manifesto.
The most serious feature af these pro-
ceedings Is disqualification to stand for
election to The new Parliament unless
the eases are brought speedily to trial.
Judging from the proverbiaI slowness Of
Russian justice, which has been illus
trated in the ease Of M. kiustalofI, pres
ident OF the council Of woFkinen, who
has not yet been tried. though he has
been III custody since last November, no
decisions are expected in the other eases
for six months TO come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
SHOCKS KAISER.
German Emperor Trying Hard to Stop
Marriage Of His Cousin To Actress.

Berlin, Sept. 90. Kaiser Wilhelm Is
furious and rourt circles are shocked
because Prince Joachim AIbreeht Won
Preussen declares he will wed Maria Sui
zer, fat and 40, who is. worst OF all, q
cheap variety house actress.
The prince is the second son Of Prince
Aibrecht, who died Sept ID. His bride
will cost the bridegroom $4,000, 900. His
father, the late Prince Albrecht, in an
attempt 70 break on the undesirable
match. Ct whieh he bad knowledge. be Z
fore his death, reduced Prince Joaehim's
Inheritance "a the minimum allowed I'M
der the law fixing the amount son
must receive. Consequently the young
man win receive only Sa,000,0O0 instead
Iof sS,000,000, If he persists in marry
ing this woman OF twice his weight and
10 years his senior
Unmoved BY all efforts which have
been made to separate him from the act
ress, Prince Joachim Is Arm in his deter
mination TO marry her, and Oct. % has
been set as the wedding date.
Kaiser Wilhelm has demonstrated
vainiy with his cousin against bringing
such woman into the family, aud &C
the prospect of his having 10 acknowl-
edge her as a cousin BY marriage
Hitherto the IIohenzollcrns have re-
garded with proud contempt the follies
Icommittea by scions Of other royal fami.
hes. boa-ting no such mcsaIIianees had
been contracted By the German royal
house.
~'rhc future princess" is known to
Berlin as an actress Of minor roles at
the Trianon Theatre, where fast French
PLAYS are produced regularly. To add
10 the undesirabiIity OF the princess to
he, she is Divorce. She was formerly
the wife Of Baron Leiheubwig.
Prince Joachim will be forced TO make
sacrifices other than financial ones He
is major in the Grenadier Guards aud
a knight in many high orders. as well as
being cousin Of the Kaiser. His ex.
pulsion from army and court circles will
bc inevitable II he contracts this mar
rage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
National League Standing,
ARRESTS IN MURDER CASE.
Police Are Active in the New York
Mystery.

New York, Sept. 20. The first ar.
rests growing out of the police inves.
tigation Of the murder OF the man whose
dIsmembered body was found wrapped
in burlap in an excavation near West
Thirty-sixth street Monday, were made
Monday night, when two men were
taken into custody as suspicious per
sons and later closely questioned al
police station. While their examination
was going on detectives searched the
rooms occupied BY the man at I39
Eighth avenuee, The prisoners were John
Rehdakex, aged twenty-five, and George
Copenake. twenty four.
The search for the missing head, from
which It. Is hoped the identity Of the
murdered man may be established. and
for the undiscovered thigh, continued. A
butcher knife with which the murder
and subsequent mutilation il supposed
10 have been done was found The ar
rests were made upon the theory that
the murdered man was "Jaekr Mano.
brother Of 2. NJ. Mano, ia whose sack the.
torso was foisud. There was said to be
ground u believe that the prisoner had
Threatened Jack Mano on account of
money deal. Later Monday night In.
spselor Walsh said he was convinced
that Jack" Mano was alive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
b. +. DAVIS SUCCESS.

d. + Davis, the entesprising druggist,
rather than await The ordinary methods
Of introduction, urged the Dr Howard
company "a secure quick sale for their
celebrated specific for the cure If con.
stipation and dyspepsia BY Offering the
regular SOC hottie at halfprice.
The wonderful success Of this plan
was Il great surprise even ID y. II.
Davis, and today there are scores Of
people here IN Barre who arr using and
waising this remarkable remedy
So much talk has been canscd by this
offer and 20 many new friends have
been made for the specific, that the
Pr, Howard company have authorized
Druggist Davis to continue this special
half price sale tor limited time longer,
~ addition ~ selling zoe bottle
Of Or. Iioward's specific for 25e, d. L.
Dayis has 80 hutch faith in the rem
edy that re will refund the money t.
anyone whom II does mol cure,
When your head aches, Your stomach
does not digest food easily and naturally,
when there IN constipation, specks be-
fore tie eyes, tired feeling, giddineSs,
bad taste In the mouth, coated tongue,
SOUR stomach, roaring OF
ringing IN the ears, melancholy. and liz.
~ troubles. DF. Howard's specific will
cure. You. # il does not, 1t will not
cost YOU q cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
Eighty Establishments Accept
Innovation
BOSTON FIRMS SLOW
IN Conforming TO The New Rsgula-
lions Ous Of tie Last Big
Cities to Comply Is St.
LOUIS.

Washington. SEPT. IS Secretary vii
son announced yesterday that eighty
yssckipg establishments which heretofore
have nat haen suhiret To inspection,
aaye ssked for inspectors Under tie new
meat Iaws wisirb gors into effect next
Monday. Uuaer the Cd law co plants
we're nnier inspection. The department
SAYS that very large number Of plants
have not yet indicated that they desire
Inspection. It Will be she policy Of the
department 10 bring these plants to book
Immediately after the law goes into ef-
seet unless they ao come forward With
request for inspectors. St. Louis j. ons
II ths last of tie large cities 10 come
forward and ask for Inspection. The
packing establishments ii that city made
application yesterday Some Of the the
smaller concerns III Boston and one or
two other cities have also been slow
about taking advantage Of the new law.
IL il now evident that it viii be several
weeks before inspection viii be uniyer-
sal amaHg those planss that do an IN
terstate business Secretary Wilson be-
'ieees that the 240 establishments Tor
which inspection Tag been arranged IN
Glide practically an the big packing
hGuses, Arrangements ARE being niaac
Is group the smaller packing houses and
t. arrange where possible for one inspec-
ter 40 serve two 81 more establishments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26

drums Of both his ears destroyed by
the explosion Of 4 bomb, Is in state
Of imbecile collapse, and viii probably
be succeeded BY General RennenkampT,
IN which case RennenkampfI's assassi,
nation IN the terrofists has already
been decided on.
Admiral DubasofT. author Of the hor
rors at Moscow, whose leg was blown
of. has received a present Of 100000
rubles lS500,00o) from the car III com
pensation, but bis repressive zeal ii at
an end, and Ne has decided W spenl
the rest Of bis life in foreign watering
places
FIX Minister Of the Interior Durnoyo
took refuge in Paris, but was practi-
cally expelled ~ M clemenceau FOR
trying to organize Russian police sys
TEN here His whereabouts are now
absolutely unknown.
Prof. THAR declares that none Of the
chiefs who organize and direct the ter
rorist movement have been appreheaded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
OTHER BIG SWINDLES
TURN UP IN INQUIRY
Police Working UP Case Of Two Men
Accused Of Fleeing Cincinnati
Woman Out Of $4,000.

New York, Sept. &C. Determined If.
forts are being made BIZ the Cincinnati
authorities in the case OF Frank Kiss and
samuel Rosenheld, arrested IN this city
on Sept. TO-, charged with swindling
Mrs Emelie 4. Fleinc of Cincinnati out
OF $4,000. Both prisoners we're taken
TO Cincinnati last week.
For the last week y. r. Sawyer, as.
sistnnt prosecuting attorney Of Hamils
ton county, o.. has been here working
with Detective Sergeant Wakefield in
looking up the prisoners record. II has
been alleged that the men are implicated
ia several swindIing operations in Chicago
which Mr.. Sawyer says will probably
turn out TO be as large as that in which
Mrs. Hcine was feeccd. Distributed
among several banks in Chicago and in
this city the Cincinnati authorities
found nearly $4,000 deposited 60 the
credit Of the men. This money has been
attached
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
M. SHIPOFF BITTER ON
STOL YPIN'S MINISTRY
Represents the Interests Of Degenerate
Bureaucratic Regime Says Rus
sian Leader, M. Dmitri
Shipcff.

81. Petersburg, Sept 49, NJ. Dmitri
Shipoh Of Moscow, member Of the mp
per House Of Parliament, who refused
IL accept portfolio III the StoIypin
cabinet, las issued letter justifying
his recent Withdrawal from the October.
ist party, which he led in the last cam
paign. Mr.. shipotF expressed the con-
yiction that the Stolypin ministry is
representing the interests Of degen-
crate bureaucratic regime"
Through the arrest OF ~ persons
charged With being implicated in the
bomb explosion at the residence Of Pre-
mier Stolypin Ang. Is, the police have
found where the conspirators purchased
their uniforms and will take action
against merchant Of this city who sold
the disguises The police have not sue
eecded In discovering the real identity at
the bonih thsewers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
cUmMins STANDS By HIS IDEA.
lie RetYacta Nothing He Haa Said n
Relation To the Tarin.

Curdan. hi, Scpt. AZ Governor Cum
Minis opened tlir Eepublican state cam
paign here Monday night He said
'.I profoundly believe tbat corporations
al such. should 81 vigorously excluded
from politics. chat snch associated ID
iitence II d harmful influence and Il
I could haze ny WAY not one dollar
from Tie treasiry 81 corporation wollla
ever be contributed to tie treasury Of
political committee | fetrart MOTH
ing that haze said With regard 70
the tariff AN views are unchanged aud
within TIE raiiks Of this party / wili
labor as earnestly az | ean. not for Il
general revision ~ the schedules fW
that ! never favored, bnt for reducing
certain duties, which Our experience dtr.
ing The past nine years has shoNn 81
Ike excessive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
American Base Ball League
By One Game
BEAT BOSTON YESTERDAY
New York Highlanders Fall at Detroit,
While Cleveland Had "A Easy Time
With phiIadelphia--The Indians
Are Travelling Fast.

Tile complaint from tic New York
HigHlanders that Connie Mack Of the
Philadelphia Athletics did not send his
i1est tcamswest seems u be borne out
~ the game that the Philadelphians
are Ae-sing up. They were shut out
Yesterday BY the eleselands BY she
score Of to o, and the latter are III
sight Of first place, being but -four gan,ss
behind Chicago, which took the lea',
yesterday through defeating Boston, 2
I'd y, and through New York's disaster
at Detroit, Among The tail-enders, Sc.
Louis defeated Washington and may yet
overhaul Philadelphia.
The coming champions d the National
league keep right on piling up record
that viii be hard to equal. Yesterday
the Cubs won a splendid game FROM
Brooklyn by the score of To o. Pitts
burg fell down before Philadelphia aiiH
New York won from Cincinnati. Down
III Boston, the Tenney tribe defeated st.
Louis by the score Of 4 to ).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
ALL THE HOME COMFORTS.
i'm NEW BANK BUILDING.
Bedrooms for Belated Directors Of Sick
Employees Installed at
Chicago.

Chicago, III, Sept c6. Probably few
persons ever thought Of making bed
rooms d feature OF 4 bank. Chicago has
one financial institution at least with
such an adjunct, the Northern irirss
company, which recently moved into it,
new building at Monroe and Lasalle
streets.
The apartments are complete in their
appointments They contain brass bed
steads with dowfiy coverings, cabinets,
dressing tables, mirrors and shower
baths. Should amy director Be kept late
at the office, or should any employee
suddenly become i'll, these chambers
would be at his service.
The building has luxurious smoking
and club rooms also. and the women I
rest room, on the fourth floor, through
the portals OF which no masculine font
dare trespass, is said 10 be a model.
The room is iarkened. and the modn.
lated light striking on the soft green
carpet suggests nothing but peace and
slumbcr. Spacious divans ard perFumed
sofa pillows invite rest and repose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
ALL GIVEN BAIL.
Terry Martin and Officials Of the Fatal
Sparring Match Held.

AkAAy @AdtbAh 1ttu RAAeAAAN ~ fAA~ = $3.50
Sparring Match HELD
Portland Me-, sept. 20. Ferry Martin
oil Philadelphia and the officials connect
ed with the sparring exhibition &c the
Auditorium Monday night, in whichJaek
Mckenzie of Philadelphia died a few
minutes after the close OF the fifth
round, gaye bail carly Yesterday for
their appearance III court Wednesday on
the charge Of manslanahler a post
morton examination was ordered to be
held Yesterday
Referee Jack Sheehan 81 Boston, ste.
then Mahonev Of Boston, manager ard
second for Mckenzie; Martins manager,
AieGann, ana John Galley, manager Of
the Casco Athletic Club 81 this city, inn
der whose auspices the match was held,
were released ID 81 900 bonds each Mar
tin furnished bail IN $4,000.
Coroner Walter ts Hay enpanelled Il
Jury ana assigned the date for the In
quest, III the opinion 81 the physicians,
Mckenzie. who Was about 26 years old
and leaves u widow and one child, died
from the effects az blow over the heart.
The location ot which WAS indicatedFby i
diseoluration. The same blow, il specta
Tor said, detected and struck under the
iaw.
The accident Ii said to be the FIRST to
syesult fatally III the local history III
sparrina The spectators agreed that
the bout WAS clean one from the start
and was not brutal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
HIGH RUSSIAN OFFICERS
ARE DYING FROM FRIGHT
General Skallon in a State Of Imberile
Collapse ubasoff and Durnoyo
Exiles

New York, Sept 2e.--A copyright
cable from st. Petersburg to the Times
says;
In letter from st. Petersburg, Prof.
Alexander Ular, who Is regarded here
as the mouthpiece Of Count Witte, de-
MES that General TrepoH died from
other than natural causes. but says
that many of the highest Russian func
tionaries are dying from fright or are
on the point Of escaping from the coun-
try. In their case bombs and knives
are no longer necessary.
Prof. THAR says that General Skallon.
governor general Of Poland, with the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
MEDAL AWARDS.
Legion Of Honor Against the Giving Of
Power to the Congress.

Winsted, Ct, Sept. TO- The Medal
81 Honor Legion put itself upon record
yesterday as opposed TO She movement
ID take from the war and navy depart.
meifts tile sole right to pass upon the
cases Of applicants who have been rec
commended for medal 81 honor
The legion resolved that the present
method 81 award Of the medal il proper,
and that 70 change it BY giving the pow
er to Congress would subject awards TO
political influence.
The following officers were elected.
Commander, Capt. Patrick dc Lacy
of Scranton. Pa. senior vice commander,
Col. Samuel 4. Horne Of Winsted; junior
Nee commander, William Seach; chap.
him. the Rev. Dr. William HubbeIl Of
New York
The new officers were placed irt their
chairs BY Gen. O. o. Howard, Y. 5. A.
(retired).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
DEMOCRATS FEAR TO
ATTACK THE PRESIDENT
John Mitchell Also Influenced American
Federation Of Labor to Engage
in No Personal

Washington, D. G., Sept 26 The OPP
position To Republican candidates for
congress Is exercising great caution
about attacking President Roosevelt
Two years ago the Democratic congress
sional committee had fine assortment
Of material In criticism 81 the presi.
dents record They are circulating very
little literature Of that character now.
Although the president has declared him
self, virtually, the issue, committee
fears to combat his popularity.
The same attitude prevails among &
majority Of the council Of the Ameri.
can federation Of labor, which met here
d few days ago. samuel Gompers fay-
ored ontspokcn statements against the
presidents position on questions affect
ing organized labor. but this WAS over
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
ROOT COMING HOME.
Tour Of Hemisphere Ends With Cuba
Left Out.

Washington, Sept. &c. Secretary Root
is expected to arrive in Washington from
his South American trip next Sunday
night. The Sylph has been ordered 70
the mouth Of the Potomac 10 meet the
cruiser Columbia, upon which Secretary
Root and his family arc making the
voyage from Colon and Csrtegena. and
the smaller vessel will bring them up
tnc river 10 Washington The Columbia
will reach the eaPcs on Saturday after
noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
PILEsl pILEsl pILEsl

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, bleeding, liberated and
itching piles II absorhs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acts as
poultiee, gives Instant relief DR. VIII
liams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared
for plies and itching. Every box Is
guaranteed. Sold BY all druggists, by
mail for SOC and 800. Sold BY G, II.
KcndIicl< & Go.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26

Empire at First Was Shy Of Yankee
Sociological Methods.

Worcester, Mass. Sept. 90. Prof.
George II. Blakesley, assistant in his
tory at Clark university, has returned
from Russia, whore in his study of so-
cial conditions, he was arrested few
weeks ago on the charge Of being a
suspicious person. IA soon a. his crc-
dentials were produced and the Ameri-
can consul interviewed, he was released
and allowed 10 continue. At Warsaw
he witnessed the charges Of soldiers
and the eossack cavalry and the terri.
Bile slaughter Of the people.
Except the part Of day while be
was under arrest, he found Russia EN-
tircIv agreeable, aud had no trouble IN
going into any section Of the empire
that he desired TO see.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
I'm FINEST car
Paul o Stonaland Starts for Chicago :
Makes Declaration.

New York. Sept. 2G THHl q. Stems
land, former president 81 tire AIilNaakee
avenue state hank Of Chictgo, brought
back from Tangier, signcd yesterday a
formal waiver oi bis right % contest
extraditi0n to Illinois, aud WAS tugned
~ II 10 The Chicago authorities. lIe
started for home on the Twentieth Cen
tluy limited, on which Detective Kinsnr
reserved drawing room suite fof Stems
land ana party
StensIand reiterated his declaration
that the forgery charge against him in
CnIcaqo "A without foundation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
Rheumatism

Does not LETT go Of you
when you apply lotions or
Iiniments. II, simply loosens
It's hold for q while. Why?
Because to get rid If il you
must correct the acid COM
dificn of the blood on which
Il, depends. Hoods Sarsa-
pariIIa has cured thousands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
Exodus from Spain.

Madrid, Sept. 2e.--1he drain caused
By the emigration from the Northwest
ern provinces Of Spain i becoming seri
Gus. Three hundred persons are now
leaving daily. The Mayor Of Ortiplerira
has informed the governor that that
place has been dennded Of it, inhabit.
ants. rhc fields are lying fallow be-
cause OF the lack OF laborcrs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
Girl Shot to Death.

Powder Springs, Ga, Sept. 49, Dis
covering that his ie ycar-old daughter.
Ruth. was 70 become mother III few
months, John Billiard, well Ia. do
planter who lives near here, Monday
inosning shot tie girl % death. lie mi
inediatelv went 90 bis brother and told
linn 81 what he had dome
Ruth Is better dead than living with
st;ch shame coming to herr said Bull
hard. "When she told me ! decided that
there was nothing TO DO but Kill her, and
ne agreed with me-"
Bullard IS widower, and the dead
uirl was his only child. Ne himself X
IN the last stages Of consumption.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26

Daily Average Of Injured Is Two Hun
bred and Thirty-cight.

Washington, Sept. .6.- During the
year ending tune 30, 1905, according to
i statement issued Yesterday BY the In
terstate Commerce Commission, an aver
aee OF twenty-six persons tlsy we're
Killed, and two hundred snd shirty.eight
a day injured on railroads in the United
States. The total number killed daiing
the wear was e,70s, while the injured
numbered S6,uOs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26

Helps Boys to Meet Arrest With Honors
Of War.

Lexington. NY, Sept. PA posse,
headed By Deputy sheriff James ".
Wright descended upon the camp of
Sol lack and Henry Bentley. in Leteher
county, for the purpose Of arreSting
them. The men we're warned Monday
by Mrs Mary Bentley. mother Of the
bentley boys, and for half an hour d
battle waged with Mrs Bentley as
sisfing the members Of the KrKnx
gang III fighting the officers. William
Wright member Of the posse, WAS
wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
THE MEAT EATERS.
Including Horse Meat, Austria Has
America Outdone.

Paris, Sept. 20. In Libcrie finds that
the consumption Of horse meat is on the
increase in all countries this year, partly
on account Of the diligent propaganda
that = being made Tor il. Austria eats
the most horse meat, but Ia Ifberie
announces with surprise that Austria
eats greater total Of meat than any
eaintry even The United States eating
less than bali the quantity that Austria
coMsulnes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26

ruled J0hn Mitchell n credited Win
having brought the council d deesEIeil
to indulge III Up personalities, esesps
with reference I'd nlelHImr q cengrfss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
American League standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At Boston Boston 4, st. Louis Z.
AZ Sew York New York =, Gin.
cinnati |.
AT Brooklyn Chicago !, Brooklyn d.
At New York New York 2, Gin
Pittsburg 8.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
Yesterdays American League Scores.

At Chicago Chicago 4, Boston 2.
AZ Detroit Detroit 6. New York s.
AZ Cleveland Cleveland i, Philadel-
phia o.
At 81. Louis-St. Louis 5, Washing