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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
BOTH FOOD
AND MEDICINE

We like best TO call SCOTS
Emulsion afood-medicine. 1t
is a term that aptly describes
the character and action Of
our Emulsion. More than a
medicine-lnore than 4 food,
vet combining the vital prin-
ciplcs Of both. 1t Is for this
reason that SCOTS Emulsion
has a distinct and special
value in all wasting diseases.
There is nothing better to
remedy the troubles Of inn
perfect growth and delicate
hcalthin children. The action
Of Scots Emulsion is just as
effective in treating weak
ness and wasting il adults.
scoTT 4 DowSf, " I'eari Street, CIV xotk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
How Rapid Life is Killing Our People.
UNPRECEDENTED FROM HEART DISEASE

The fact that 135 persons died recently
IN one week iii New York City. from
heart disease, when the death rnte the
corresponding week In 1904 war only 5S,
has given rise to the belief among ply
sicians that New York residents. and
American people generally, for THAT mat
ter, are living too rapidly. The strain Of
business ard cares attendant on fierce
competition and the worry attendant On
Anxiety to gain wealth are given as an
explanation by physicians Of the ccndi-
lions which exist to-day
Doctors have established the fact that
Inc nerve forces which control the stom-
ach and the heart. are affected BY the
hurry Of men in the daily scramble to-
nolt their 1000, IN order to quickly resume
their exciting careers. Many young men
now succumb 10 heart disease, where 30
Years ago, 4 case was rare when d person
under 90 years OF ago died from this
melady
Women are also victims. This Ii at
trtbuted 10 the manner In which they
Worry over social engagements. also to
4 over work. Worry and excitement, to-
come 70 all iii their daily lie, 81 hustle
and hustle, ara the principal causes
which snap the heartstrlngs
We Americans, both men and women,
are living too fast. We work too hard
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
ANARCHIST FOUND DEAD.
Man Believed to Be Bomb Maker Is Kill
Cd by Bullet.

Paris, May 5.--~I'he body of d man Of
The Russian type of features and having
Il revolver wound nj his head was found
iii the forest Of Nincennes yesterday.
1t II believed be WAS an accbmplicc 81
the two anarchists who went To the for
est with bombs Thursday.
Following tho bomb explosion Project
Of Police Lepinc ordered the arrest Of
several foreign agitators. Twenty-six
Of these were taken into custody during
the night, and three more were arrested
yesterday morning, The prisoners in-
cltiae d Belgian who threatened the
guard at the entrance Of the minister
of finance,
NJ. Lepine las also ordered the arrest
of MI persons interfering with liberty
of work. Several small provincial dis
tfsrbanccs were reported yesterday. Two
dynamite cartridges were exploded ut
Lens, department of the Passde Calais,
causillo M''aN damage To the houses of
two non. strikers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
The Times Daily Short Story.


aim III case the suit was won, and tine
two started eastward
Haiiiwell told Trevor that be had
never made deed TO any one but Mr.
Ainsworth, and any other deed was I'M
luostionably q forgery. But Trevor
lad lnlsgiyings. lie knew the repata-
ton that Gibbs. the claimant. had
brought with him from his former
Eos1e for very smart and unscrupu-
ious rascal His only hope was that
Frali!well himself would pronounce the
Signature forgery.
When Trevor returned and reported
what he had done, Miss Ainsworth was
very grateful and. not understanding.
such matters. hopeful. For the first
lime Trevor spoke without any enthu-
tinsm as TO winning the case.
1T the trial. the preliminarIes having
been gone through with. Trevor called
Hallwell and showed him the sigma
ure on the AInswortl deed. which La
Identified as his own Trevor next
showed him the one on the Gibbs deed.
The court and the spectators, who
knew that the daughter of one Of their
most respected associates, who had
lone more than any other 10 build up
their city. was 10 be made rich or
pauper by a word. sat GREATNESS. Hal
iwer scrutinlzed the signature for
fully FIVE minutes before answering the
question IL bio had written 1t. then,
ooliIng up. be said unheeitatingIy:
*Yas"
All eyes were turned upon the young
lawyer WHO had worked 50 hard for his
benefactor's daughter and had failed.
He was as calm as ever Turning to
the witness he asked
"Mr. Ifalllwell. when did you lose
solr right armg"
About twelve years ago.
rs your signature TO this deed writ
ten with your right or with your left
1andfs
MY lcft.s
"Did ron ever sign papers with your
eft hana before losing your right
lrns''
/ @No."
"That viii do"
Trevor ncxt called Gibbs and askei:
ION what date was your deed
tven.e
1T IS dated Dec. 0, 1886
'That was five years before Ialli-
veil lost his right arm. and yet this
Iced ID signed with his left hand"
Suddenly The blood forsools Gibbs
heck. lie bud not known DC iialli.
9eIrs loss OF his arm He had written
lin and copied the signature Of the re-
iy. and copied It SO we'll that IIalli-
well had pronounced 1t his own. When
IiDbs descended from the witness
Itand be was arrested for forgery. OF
which be was easily convicted.
When Miss Ainsworth called for the
tmcunt other counsel fee she was eur
fvised to receive one made out as col.
l)ws:
70 legal services, expenses, etc. 81 10000
Or. BY way Of cefnprppise. one la5tly
girl. nora Ainaworthl
The bill was compromised
EfrSpR 4 BOYD.
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holdings on leases ard not claim tho
right to buy their lands outright. The
active spirit in this anti foreign move
rnent is understood to be Tang Chao-
Ye, vice president Of the board Of for
eign affairs, who BY reason of his edu-
cation in America mid his graduation
from Yale, il thoroughly acquainted
With modern foreign methods. Private
adyiccs received at Washington from
China relative to the anti American boy
colt in China are Encouraging, and it
il even predicted that the worst is To
follow: that owing To the accumulation
Of enormous stocks Of unsold American
merchandise ait the port Of entry, the
full effects Of the boycott will not b
felt until next autumn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
"a Compromise
Indebtedness

t0rigtnall
Edward Trevor was graduated from
law school In June and went imine-
i.atcly to western city that had
grown from village within d few
years to practice his profession.
Among those who befriended him and
threw into bis hands whatever prac-
lice he could control was John Aina-
worth. man who was supposed to be
rich. AiIisworth died soon afte~ Trevor
made his acquaintance, and Trevor
considered his going great loss to
himself.
Shortly after Ainsworth's funeral
Trevor was sitting In bis Office wonder
Ing II he would ever get another case
when u young lady III deep mourning
came in. She was Dora, Mr.. Aims
worth'n daughter. BY her fathers
death she Ind been left alone, being
without mother or brother or sister.
Good morning. Miss Ainsworth,"
raid the young man, rising and Offer
Ing her seat. II hope there Is some
thing can do for you. considering
your fathers kindness TO me-"
ooh. Mr., Trevor, am in such trou-
BILE In addition to being an orphan |
am 4 parper.'
my dear Miss AInsworth, how can
the heir to the Hailiwcll block be d
pauperT
II am not the heir to the Halliweil
block. A lawyer--I suppose you would
rail- him sbyster--has produced n
deed from Mr.. Halllwell prior to the
enc be gave father"
Trevor was too astoniahei for q few
]. minutes to give the girl any comfort.
Then be Asked
: sWas this deed offered before your
! EAtlez's deatlif
1T was this largely that killed him.
Would you like me 10 see II | can
10 anything for youf
s cs only have no money Cor law
! m : fees. The block was fathers
16f 5|rcpeftys
ker mind that. Is IIalliwelt liv-
Nd know lie went to the Rocky
iii aims after selling father the prop
3 = 1T was not worth much then.
6i| bought 1t to enable Mr.. Halii-
J M il get away
s. <esult Of this conversation was
8 IfIa< XIeror found that he must prove
IIIz 81 HHtnre to the newly offered deed
s i f9z5EFy or Miss Ainsworth must lose
aE< xo1yerty. lie had about a hundred
dollars Of Whit he hnd brought west
! With IIfTn. md on this he started out 70
iii 1a6untains to find HalllweiI In or
III 81 Xef his testimony. chasing him
tfoeI &c to place ell attn mining VII
Ia5e ii avada he found him, d broken
tlozxn 7Isnapoctor. He had been IN
many 4sialrcI ard III one Of them had
81 dzIIIzp badly shattered that the sur
z51l5 zTllu attended HIN wae obliged %
f~E1E4Ie 1t. reNor 1ronlSed 70 huID
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
Attempt al Suicide at San Francisco.

San Francisco, May Capt. 4. B.
Webster 30 Of the Goth infantry. at.
tempted to end his life Friday BIZ cut.
ting his throat He entered the ap.
praiser's building aud taking bavonet
from rifle, partly severed his wind
pipe. lie was taken TO the Preside hos
Fpital. Physicians say the officer may
recover Capt. Webster came from Mis-.
sourisand has seen 20 years Of service
Physicians say the attempt ~at suicide
Was tho result Of an ttnbalaneeds mind,
lie had been on duty in the burned sara
since the earthquake. 81 fa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
p0LYGAMY In WYOMING.
Mormon Bishop Arrested-Prosecuticn
of Nearly Score Of Others.

Laramie, We, May. ~ Excitement.
was created by ahe unrest Friday of
Bishop J. ]. Jolly, head Of settle
nicft III Biz Horn county, Nyo.. 81 1000
aiormons, On charge Of sustaining big
amuus relations. The arrest of Bishop
holly will be followed BY the prosecu-
ton Of nearly score OF other members
of the Mormon church IN Big Horn coiin.
III. on similar charges, II ii said II
II alleged that the Mprmons had planned
70 divide Big Horn county, the largest
county IN Wyoming, 10 form 4 smaller
county that they could control. This
ruinor influenced gentiles to prosecute
Mormons for polygainous relations. il il
said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
LEGISLATORS ARE SUMMONED.
district Attorney Moran Investigating
Alleged Bucket Shop Bill Bribery.

Boston, May 7.fsrand jury sum
monses we're issned at the request OF
District Attorney John b. Moran Sat-
urday for three members Of THE I.egis-
iatnTe and resident ot Boston, in con.
nection with MIR. Moran's investigation
Of the charge that the recently deieated
.'anti bucket shop bill,T 10 called, was
lost by bribery. The men summoned
are Representatives Simon Swig Of
Taunton, Edwin r. Leonard Of Spring
field and John H. Ioland 81 South Bos.
ton and Timothy ]. Barter Of Boston.
They arc ordered To appear before the
Suffolk county grand jury, which will
meet today. Mr. Swig is said TO have
stated in the corridor Of the statc house
that he had been offered money 10
vote against the bill. Later he denied,
however, while speaking IN the House,
that he had been offered any money.
Mr.. Leonard does not care to discuss the
matter. saS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07

It Isn't the streets nor the buildings
That are reared meath prosperou'
skies.
Nor the dones with their splendid gid
ings
That We truly revere aud prize
For houses may fall and their wrecks
may strew
The place 'neath nisfortunps frown;
But a great voice cries, We will build
anewlN
lis The people that make 4 town.
Il isn't Ike plain nor tile mountain,
Nor The aeean taat rolls afag.
Nor he waving lleld nor She fountain
That makes ~ the men va arr
When the ehalloWs 81 want ana griei
expand
II IS iaea hat we know The worth
OF q gentle heart and stalwatt hana
It's Gle pcplpu that make The earth.
Washington Stnt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
YOUNG WOMAN HELD.
Pleads Not Guilty to Charge Of Shoot.
ing Bardcn.

Hanover, N. H, May T.-Jesse Bar
den, the young man who was shot, it
is alleged, BY Miss Ethel Sttlrtevant
last Thursday night Al the girls home
iii Lebanon, was reported to be much
stronger Saturday, and the doctors Elk.
pressed hope that he would recover.
Miss Sturtevant Was brought into
court here Saturday afternoon, ard civ
en i preliminary hearing on The charge
of assault with intent to kill Barden.
The girl pleaded not guilty, and Judge
T. WI Morthen ordered that she be
held for i hearing two weeks from Sat ]
nrday, pending the outcome of Bardel's
INJURIES The prisoner was unable to
procure tile amount iii hail necessary
10 secure her release, and she was rel
turned to jai.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
| Body Of Man Of so at Cav
endiSh
BOYS MAKE DISCOVERY
Hat, Coat, Shoes and Stockings Are
Missing No Marks Of VIC
lence--Found Near
Stream.

Cavendish, May The body of an
unknown man was found Saturday BY
some boys near small stream not far
from the house DIT M. b. Streeter. II
appeared to be the body Of man about
40 years old. A peculiar and nysteri.
Gus feature Of the ease was the fact
that his hat, coat. shoes and stockings
were missing He had evidently been
dead several weeks, and there was moth
ing In the pockets of the vest or trous-
err hy which his identity could be es-
tablished. There were M marks o. Nio-
lence whatever oil the body. The man
was feet inches tall, quite bald,
lad very prominent front teeth, was
of dark complexion and weighed about
100 pounds. Chairman Malonsy Of the
board Of seleetmen and Dr. Gil Fl. Dill,
health officer III tho town, directed that
the body be held for identification.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
STATES OF BLISS.

20. come with me. my love- lie said
"WeIl seek some quiet, shady DEL
When Kan. kiss dainty Miss.
Ore. tell again of Cnpids SPELL
"'fenn times | love YOU, and Wis,
You'd Ark. to me n. 6. my heart
A-bcatiug inwardiy for YOU.
swear from you I'll. never part
soh, l.a.,s said she, "l'il Mex. Va. 90
III dali Pa Better let me be.
Besides. you only want my Mon:
So don't get GU. No Conn. p. CO.
Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
Help From the Steel Com
panies for Frisco
I'm REBUILDING THE CITY
Credits to BE Extended Prospect fol- an
Early Restoration of the Gas Sup
ply--Some Anxiety Concern
ing Water Supply.

San Francisco. Nav THAT every
fao;,;.,. .,,;,, Il, asy,.as, Ill, h.,,,,,. 4,
$3.50 IN III g a'ss'1'a I'M ol''ss's n
Y new Sah francesca DY the inaIi1lae'
turing interests of the East Is apparent
lbv the promise of representatives Ill all
sg.., 1890. .,;.., s4w,,ats,a1 49,,
s, !. 'ss' S''' 'ss,s'
~ y KS 'Afhisned oah franciseo ior tha
neAs thafe wears NJ last 81 y N neelea.
1fsaits ~ past business viii Pc eNtenus
lafaeFfea ~ IN ioa'sess Foss'pis llAiss'
/ " 1ohey MI i'os pf Wisiiisd " pacA ap
MIS- bnaiaahg operations aha .le <,> lhsaI'
WISE Rlqnss eAcseaiig alop'VVo,u /.
sooM ~ ~ ieassseh ~ ene coinin'ahity,
VIII NJ n Tong way ih heipine lhe Wofk
aiohe
III eNsty pofaioh 81 tiie clty she feiaei
WnIk n now gong On Wlthout htca,
afu nowhere, ~ TT ~ San ne iearhca,
y lnefe any real distress. ahoEhef Iasof-
aple ieaehfe 81 ,ne si.ualaDh = shc Ptos.
Feet fof ~ early restoration 81 tAe gas
supply soine anxiety y ssil ielt oyef
W. pnaiaf IS iaie wa'ef sappis' sAhpits
n WATT ,aNsil itpi'i FPS " various
'1,nss III she sieA Nefe Aa'hia r. ~ 10
iu,i ol naelefia that sewer l'oiihi'ch vas
inaicatea.
n pun ut sie fepniaHhng q sae metal
vuasS ehuienss 81 Sah rfaiiciseo Was
iaaaeaesi at FRIDAY session y 1ne poafd
q missions q tne ehlafeh ~ conference
~ ne 81, ralst Msatioaist ehnfch 2. ENahsr
toht ~. ~ lAi s1Aselaeht % 1he aaih-
WE ~ ehssteh properly @as hse@heu ~,
an pluleet 81 a7hfi'9 iofS cgnefibutions
" PtSesvVa was CONSIDERED. ~ matter
Nas 70 come w ior inftncf discussion
s1.utaas. IT. veorsc p smy.h, ASSIST
an, missionary seeiesafl q 'hf Faclnc
coast ana ". ". r. matthew. presiding
ridef q the fsah francesca d1stffeI made
w reports q eohail'ens. Nahf ehhfcnes
were aest1ovea, Whiie .Wice faat numper
WE ssse.sat ualna 80.
= misunderstanding % Y eNae'i. what
We the army = 20 make 81 iunas ior
nv eati ffane'seo sufferers has arisen
- Y sbVMM ~ the ioiioWihg nispdtsnes
eAcnahAsu ~ oen. 5feeiv am secretary
IAN;
oan ffaheiaeo, saie MAY Z, lSVp.
iht shislsaiF seefesarNa war DepaIt-
ment' Mash'nxtgnt =, ~.
Msi. uesot = asfeeteu ~ telegrapn
q neposst NJ eieaan 81 S@uuuhu. rehet
luiiu, iesVihx ,nss division withou1 any
expenditures already contracted. Re.
quest that this order be eountermanaed
ard Major DesoI be designated ss dis.
bursing officer Of the relief fund. TN
less this II DONE must necessarily stop
any and All measures involving expendi-
lures, not 70 protect myself bit TO pro-
tcct junior officers OF the army. Fresh
meat being indispensable for health and
special diet, authorized today purchase
Of $4,000 pounds.
freely Malor-General, Commanding.
War Department, Mas 4, 1906.
Greedy. Major General, Commanding,
san Francisco:
Your dispatch to military secretary,
received Unless you make showing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
GREENSBORO MAN FILES.
Andrew J. Bedell Has Liabilities Of 81.
s5a.e7.

Burlington Nav 7.--'t'Ie petition Of
Andrew T. Beslell ~ voluntary hank
ruptcy was filed at the district court
clerks office in this city Saturday. Lin.
biiities sl.a5AG7, assets $3.50, oil ex-
esnpt, Bedell is farmer and carpenter
OF Greensboro
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
THE RHODE ISLAND ASHORE.
Battleship Grounded OFF York's Spit
Chesapeake Bay. ,ssa

Norfolk, VA, May THE battleship
Rhode Island is ashore of Works Spit
in Chesapeake bay. The tugs t'ncas,
Hercules and Mohawk, all powerful
ocean boats, have gone from the Nor
folk maynard to the assistance OF the
battleship.
Tho Rhode Island recently went into
commission at Boston, and was on her
first cruise. in command of Capt. Perry
earst. She was going 10 Yorktown, Va,
and II supposed 70 have grounded on her
entrance IRON the Chesapeake bay into
York river. The navy department. had
not been advised Of the grounding at
q late hour Saturday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
Barton Academy Graduation Honors.

Barton, May s..Irincpal II. j. stan
nafd has ANNOUNCED that the honors
Of the class q 1905, Barton academy
are awarded 10 MISS Gertrude Chandler
md Miss Doris Cameron. The eiasa
has chosen the following members Ter
special parts d. commencement: Hay
Underwood, prophecy; Adds Knight,
history: Nctti HiIl, will: Margaret Row
en-, ohc. Other members OF the clnas
afe Grace Davis Lula Lewis. kittie
Smith, CLARA Pearson, Lids Warner,
Mnbelle Tclfer. Myrtle Dcvefeaux and
Mabelle DewinR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
CHINESE BOYCOTT WORSE.
Washington Hears That Full Effect
Won't Be Felt Until Autumn.

Washington, May THE Chinese
government has given notice that it will
open certain Manchurian ports and mi
terror cities 10 the worlds trade only
after it has completed tile preparation
81 regulations for the government Of
The foreign colonies therein This i
Understood ut Washington to mean that
the opening will be conditional Oh the
agreement BY foreigners " accept their
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
NO UNEAsINEss FELT.
Regarding Great Britain's Ultimatum II
Turkey.

London, May 5.--No uncasness is
felt here regarding the outcome Of the
Turkey demanding the evacuation Of
Cahah by the Turkish troops. IL Is
believed That the Sultan will back down
at tie last moment, bnt II he does not,
England win seixe several Turkish ports
and hold them until the Sultan comes
TO terms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
GOLD AND SILVER.
Valuable Metals Found at charlestown,
N, H,

Charlestown, " Fl, May 5.--Consid
cradle interest i aroused b. recent de-.
says Of rock from The farm belonging
% the estate ot Rufus Hayward. Iom
miles from this sillaee The ASSAYS
disclose the presence 81 both gold and
silver III considerable quantities. Tests
81 different places based oil small speei-
mems Of rock taken at random show
values from $40 10 1880.
4 few days ago III the crop OF Il
chicken killed short distance from
the Hayward farm was found a small
nugget OF gold valued 1T 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07

Chattanooga, Tenn, May ga spec
ial from Mountain Greek, Ala. says a
cyclone swept that Town Yesterday af-
ternoun and several houses were destroy
ed. An wires are down and no details
are obtlinahIe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07

ataave hats and iHaGyc shoes. suatve
gloves wiiA SIN cloekinxt.
aitisvr Waisttbefs naavr motdfa inntlya
ssns unl snauYe ktoekinss:
50 whatever We do II u saie 10 infer
That were socially il lor 'maiNey'
quart A'lieuie.
london Truth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-07
Trial Of Cruiser st. Louis.

Washington. May 4. Arrangements
have been made at the navy depart-
iuent for the Official trial OF the cruiser
81. Louis on the Rockland course May
10,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-11-16
AT THE: LEWIS DRUG STORE
Notice OF Apple alton for Per-
mission to Appropriate the
Public Waters of the
State Of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the OF % day
Charter NlVI, of the Statutes OF 1905, one y
G. I4cnneT, OF salt Lake City, County Of Salt
Lake, aud State oi Utah, make application to
the tate Engineer OF nevada for permission TO
appropriate lhe public waters of the State of
SeNada. such Appropriation is 10 be made
from Baker Creek at points 5 ~ W 2S9i0 feet
from SAY cor. sec. II T IL 80 by means OF
a dam and fifty cub feet per second is to be
conveyed 10 points 81 deg. 81 min " 1920
H.. from 5 " cor sec. IL T IL n. X 80 f. by
means OF ilume and pipe and there used Tor
power purp oses. The construction 81 said
works shall begin before apr. 1907 and shall
be completed on or b fore Nov. l 1908 The
water shall actually applied to II beneficial
use on or before Nov. 1909.
Signed: HENRY THuRTELL,
First pub. Oct. 23-iwks. State Engineer.