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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
SPECIAL INSURANCE MEssAGEa
Roosevelt May Act as Result of Ame'
Bill.

Washington, April Especial message
on the question of insurance regulation
may be sent to Congress by President
Roosevelt as result OF the efforts of
Representative Butler Aincs Of Massa.
chusetts. Colonel Amcs submitted his
revised insurance bill to the President
Yesterday and later announced that il
would be introduced yesterday after
noon. The bill differs in several parti-
culars from the one originally introduced
nv Colonel Anles. but embodies the same
general principle Of control through che
laws Of the District of Columbia Amy
company not disposed 10 show due re-
gard for those laws Is 60 be placed on
d blacklist" the theory being that such
action viii injure the business of the Of
Tending concern In the various states
10 stich an extent that ii will be confpeli-
ed to submit 10 proper regulations and
10 refrain from such abuses as We're Tin
covered by the Armstrong Committee in
New York. 9at eN 8e
{ As prepared for introduction Sestaf-
day the bill inelthles Che vital points OF
the Armstrong report as well a. the
suggestions Of the COMMITTEES Of If
teen state commissioners who recently
held meeting in Chicago and the ideas
which Colonel Ames himself has for
INFLATED as a result Of the careful study
he has given tho matter. In short it
may be said to represent the best
thought al expert insurance students
and investigators and TO outline what
is apparently the only practical method
of regulation in view Of the prevalent
opinion that insurance is not commerce
and therefore not subject 70 Federal
control.
Should President Roosevelt decide TO
send in special message on the sub
iect it is thought to be barely possible
that the proposed legislation may be
enacted at this session. After receiving
Colonel Aines the President issued some
instructions to District Insurance Conn
missioner Drake, who will take the mat
ter up with the subcommittee Of State
Commissioners and give them and Col
onel Ames all the assistance in his
power $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
PAUL JONES BURIAL PLANS.
France to Send Three Cruisers to An
napohs for April "a.

Paris. April 5.--forcign Minister
Bourgeois has written to the American
embassy giving the programme o. the
French governments participation in the
burial Of the body Of Admiral Johf Paul
Jones at Annapolis on April "a and fur.
nishing list Of the distinguished naval
personages assigned 70 take part in the
ceremonies.
The French cruisers win arrive at
Annapolis in division formation on April
20, under the command Of Rear Admiral
Campion, who will be on board the flag
ship Marseillaise, with Capt C'ueprattc
and twenty officers; on board the Condo
will be Capt. Hugllet, late naval aide de
camp Of former President Loubet, and
seventeen officers, and on board The Aubc
Capt. Lefeyre and twenty other officers.
The admifal's staff viii consist OF five
officers, headed by Capt. Batelle, chief
OF the naval staff Of the ministry Of
marine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05

meetings also. Mrs Cooper always did
most Of the talking.
II saw them at Mf. and Mrs. Moody's
!iiftiefh anniversary. They talked most
'of the evening" She seemed To be nalds
interested ia the converaation. and
Northey did not say much. When she
left be went with her.
! Marian Carey and all witnesses for
the state who attended the Kings
Daughters apron sale held August 70,
1905. in Grange hall, Cooper Mills, were
excluded from the court il the after
noon. Mrs LiIlisn kimball Of Coopers
Mills was the witness then on the stand.
She was telling Of the presence at this
apron sale of Mrs. Cooper and Charley
Northey. They sat near each other,
laughed and talked together. ate two
dishes Of lee cream and held hands.
Another blueherrying trip, participant
ed In by Mrs. Alice Cooper and Charles
Northey, was told about By Mrs. Edwin
Bullock. She told also III seeing Mrs.
Cooper and Northey walking together
on two different occasions, and once they
went arm in arm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
ARGUE SHIP
SUBSIDY
Al ------
Hearing Is Held Before Com
mittee OF The House.
HEARING WAS SQUALLY
The Members Resent the Stand Of Com
mecrial Organizations Speaker
Cannon May Tack to
Avoid Collision.

Washington, April s. During the
ship subsidy hearing yesterday b. the
House committee OH merchant marine,
John Mcneil, past national president
|of the lsoilermakers' Association, de-
|clared that The men who actually build
tic ships iii this country were enthu-s
siasticnllv In favor of the subsidy bill.
He described the poverty 81 the English
workmen ana pleaded with the commit
tee to stand sout against the deteriora-
ton Of american conditions TO the same
level.
George u. DuvaII Of the New York
Merchants Association, said BE did not
wish 1t understood that he Or the inter
ests he represented were opposed TO the
subsidy, but with several amendments,
which the legal adviser of the associa-
ton i. II. Dockery, presented, tho assoc
citation would support the bin. The inn
portant amendment would permit the
postmaster general TO enter into for
eign mail contracts with foreign ships
pending the entry Of American ships into
the service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
A GOOD AFTER-DlANER CIGAR.
c. II. Kendrick & Co. Say the chicos
Just Fill the Bill.

The time to enjoy a real good cigar
is after a. good dinner. There is no
better time TO test the quality Of Wads-
worth Bros Chicos than to light one
right after a hearty neal say Y. II.
Kcndrick 4 Co. OF the Parlor Drug store.
II Just fills the bill for good after
dinner cigar.
IL is clear, long Havana tlller of SUI
perior quality, and the size Is exactly
right.
Messr4. Kendrick IS ca. says that they
have sold more Chicos since they in-
troduced This brand in Barre than they
ever sold before OF any brand ia four
fines as loug. This shows how well Il
pleases tIies smoker who enjoys = good
Elgar, s
considering its superior quality, the
tTice At which it'seYls, five cents straight,
Is d surprise,
Step INTO The paflol Drug Store today,
Mr.. Smoker and get 0 pocket full Of
Wadswofth Bros Chicos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05

There Is more Catarrh IN this section az the
country than vi other diseases put together.
and until the last few years was supposed 10 be
incnrahe. For great many years doctors pro.
Houncod IL local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and BY constantly failing TO cure
with local treatment, pronounced It iucurshe
tionai disease and therefore requires eonstitu-
tionai treatment. Halls Cntarrh Cure, manu-.
featured by Y. J Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Ohio
a teaspoonfut II scts direct y 81, the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system They offcr one
hundred dollars for any case IL fails to cure
send for circulars and testimonials
Address, v. y. CHENEY Il v,s.. Taledp Ohin.
sold by Druggists, 7sc.
Take Rails Family pills for constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
ALCOHOL OR FAT?
Which Do You Take for Making Flesh
What the System Requires, and How
to Supply That Demand.

Much has been written lately against
the indiscriminate taking Of patent med
icines. The chief champions--sf the peo-
pie in protecting them against them
selves are the Ladies' Home Journal and
Golfers Weekly. both Of these publ
cations represent the highest type Of
and they are doing excellent
work in warning the public Of the dan
gers lurking behind these so-called rem
cdies.
II has been pointed out again and
again that most Of these medicines
contain large quantities Of alcohol. Now
let me ask every reader of this paper
whether he or she believes that dosing
the system with alcohol will produce
sound, healthy ileshg venture to say
chat none win SO affirm.
Alcohol produces d temporary stimula-
tion, but its continued use destroys the
tissues cats them up, 20 to speak. How
anyone can imagine that IL viii build
up the system and produce sound,
healthy condition is beyond comprehen-
sion
At takes fat and fat-prcducing quail
ties To make flesh the sound, healthy
kind. Something that invigorates and
infuses new life Such mn article il
Mageeis tMalt) Emulsion, preparation
of pure cod liver oil syrupy, Diastasic,
non alcoholic malt and hypophosphites
ut lime and soda. That is all there Ii
IN II. There II not even any gum used,
such a. manufacturers sometimes put In
their emulsions. 1t might be described
as an elixir Of life, 50 great Is its power
to make weak people strong, sound and
healthy.
II you wish to protect yourself
against the trials Of the spring season,
take Magees (MaIt) Emulsion. It Il
a preventive Of colds, coughs, bronchitis
and pneumonia. II protects you against
these because II is a fat and food Re
member nothing else enters into it.
\ For sale BY r.. Al. Drown, Druggist,
AS North Main street, Barre, yt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
Z BRIDE PRAISES ROOSEVELT.
Father Hopes You'll Be President thu
Rest of Your Life,a She Says.

Washington, April 5.--president
Roosevelt yesterday received Lieut.. Ed
ward Seharrer and his bride, formerly
Miss WilheInina Busch, daughter Of the
st. Louis millionaire brewer. The young
couple were presented by Representative
Bsrtholdi OF st. Louis. The President
gave them an especially cordial greeting.
"My father is great admirer of
yours. Mr.. President" said Mrs. Schar-
rer, "and he hopes, and hope, You will
be president The rest of your life.'
The President expressed his apprecia.
ton Of the compliment, but indicated
two terms was enough. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Scharrer are en- route to Stuttgart, Ger
MANY, the lieutenant's home, where he
will re,enter the army.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
pENouNcEs WATCH TRUST.
Mr.. Raney Holds Dingley Rates Respon-
sible for Low Prices Abroad.

Washington, April 5.-Representative
Rancy. Democrat, OF Illinois, in re-
markable speech for tariff revision. yes
terday presented copies OF contracts and
other data to show the American wateh
trust was selling watches 50 low abroad
that they we're being bought up there
brought back 10 New York, and sold at
a profit At retail, at prices much below
usual retail prices here.
Mr.. Raney ascribed this situation e
the operation Of the Dingley schedule
and said lie presented the facts as an
object lesson TO the stand.pat Republi.
cans Of the House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05

Arizona Girl Awales from Her Trance
and LeaYes Hospital.

Los Angeles, GAL, April 81 Miss Flor
cnce Parker, whose mysterious sleep for
seven weeks excited the interest OF the
medical fratrnity, has left the hospital.
Miss Parker is the daughter Of veal
thy Arizona mining man. She began
her strange sleep IN Tucson, Ari., and
gradually lnpsed into coma. For weeks
she lay III trance and until about
two weeks ago there was little hope of
her recovery. She began to recover con-
seriousness, however, and has gradually
come into q normal condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05

terday and her physician diagnosed her.
case al one III appendicitis, She will
be- operated On today. Miss Barrymore
has been playing this week at the Hol.
lis strete theatre, taking the leading part
in Alice Sit BY the Fire.
Miss Barrymore season has been
closed and her company will go TO New
York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
THE DEWEY OFF MALTA.
Big Dry Dock Reports All Well on
Board.

yaIetta. Island Of Malta, April -.
The United States dry dock Dewey and
her conveys, bound for the Philippine
islands, passed here At noon yesterday
and reported al we'll on board.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
BRITISH STEAMSHIP AFIRE.
Passes ScilIy Islands Signalling Main
Hold Ablaze.

London, April 5.--The British steam
ship Forest Brook, Capt. Burke, from
New Orleans March a~for Odcnse and
Eshjberg, rAssed Sciily Islands yestcr-
day and reported a fire in her main
hold, and signalled that she would put
in to Falmouth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05

New York, April 6,--ShUtly hefoTs
the close OF the stock market yester.
day. .cal money lnaneu at eighteen per
cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
Ethel Barrymore nj.

Boston, April 5.-Ethel Barrymore,
the actress, was taken suddenly i'll yes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
Remember We Do Business For Cash
On and After April 1st.
Our motto is Small profits and quick returns Compare
cash prices with those Of the credit system.
OLD CREDIT SYSTEM.

hamburg Steak, per fb.,s..s..... i2c
Bound STEAK, per ib........ lec to isc
Rump Steak, per h. ....... 2sc to 2se
Loin Steak, per III ...... csc to 25c
Pig Pork Chops, per ID isc to isc
Pig Pork Roasts, per fb.,........ lac
Whole Butts, per ib.......,..... lac
Butt Steak, per ib..... ~. 49,. Ice
Bacon, whole, per ibs........s.. lac
Bacon, sliced, per ID s.....,..... Ice
Sausage, per ib...:..s. loo
shoulder Roasts OF Pork, per lb... l2e
Pork Shoulders, whole, per n 80, lie
Home Rendered Lard, per NJ. lie to l2c
Lamb Chopsy per ib-. lsc to 2oc
Ono-fourth barrel Henkle's Bread
Flour .y.......... ss..... Si.45
one.fourth barrel Pillsbury's Flour las
The above are only a few I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR sale,

Just completed Cottage bS Franklin street. Ihe
"a BY g. with granite wall foundation chen fed xood
shingles hard wood floors, front finished quaeed OAK dining
finished red BIRCH pantry Kitchen hall flushed ash ana
the sleeping hard The built experienced work
and is thoroughly constructed all particulars The plumbing opcn
work and nickel plated and the hardware solid bronze Thx lit f
easily capable OF heating the Coal rt4afxbe cy
all finished ready Terms easy M ~. 84a
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
WARREN
Meetings Held by Royal Area.
mum and Tower Post, G. AR.

Massasoit council Royal Arcanum, met
transacted a considerable amount of bus
mess
Tobin post, @. A r., held a regular
meeting at Grand Army hall on State
street, last night. Business of a routine
nature was transacted, after which an en-
ioysble season was held. The Ladies' Re-
lief corps connected with the post, will
meet this evening, and hold their bush
ness meeting
The first drill of the Warren Artillery
was held at the armory on Jefferson
street. last night. Capt. Charles Bos-
worth drilled the men In infantry move
ments A large number of the members
were present.
The Women's Foreign Missionary so
oiety connected with the Baptist church,
recently elected the following officers
for the ensuing years President Mrs III.
w, Watjen; Vice president. Mrs. Nathan
Goffj secretary, Mrs. Louise Dunni treas
urer. Miss Mary C. Surgeons. Home
Missionary society officers. President.
Miss Abby r. Martin; vice president. Mrs
d. s., Bushie; secretary, Miss Mabel Con;
treasurer. Mrs. Nathan Con-.
The silk Hat baseball team closed a
successful season last week. The team
finished third in the pennant race OF the
1nter-City league, and in the last few
games with the leaders, the local boys
played "A fast game. The local team
bears the distinction of being the only
team In the league that played the entire
season with all local men.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
FAVORED FIRM
COT CONTRACT
FOR HEATING

In spite of the fact that, upon the per-
sonal recommendation OF Supt. Evans.
the specifications were so drawn as 10
make IL impossible for any but the III. b.
Smith company TO secure the contract,
the committee on city property yesterday
afternoon awarded to that company the
contract for heating and ventilating In
the new schoolhouses on Public and
knight streets, at s1l45 each.
Hartwell a Kingston are the successful
bidders in the general construction con-
tracts, which call for masons' and car
penters' work, plastering. painting and
gas piping In both buildings. The bid for
the Public street building is $1,000, and
that for the Knight street structure
81, 500
OF the six bids received for the plumb
ing contracts McCauley Brothers made
the lowest, their figures being $3f45 for
the Public street school and S3545 for the
Knight street school. They were award
ed the contracts.
There were four bidders for the cleo
tricHl work. and the contract was award
ed to the z. y. Bush company, at s25s2 for
each building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
DISCUSS TIMELY TOPICS

At last evenings session of the 26th an
nual State Sunday school convention In
the United Congregational church at
Newport THE Spirit OF Worship was
discussed by Rev. DR.. Walter Lowrie,
rector Of Trinity church, Newport.
The address was by Miss Mariana C..
Brown OF New York, who took for her
subject, The Modern Point of Contact
Method, and Some Reasons For It."
This was followed by sectional confer
ences, the subject and leaders being as
follows: Beginners" Miss NJ. O. Beck
with OF Providence; Primary and Ju-
nior.' Miss Mariana c. Brown OF New
York; Upper Grades" Nation Lawrence.
international general secretary: Pas
tors" Prof. Henry t. Fowler who took
for his subject, ideals OF Biblical Study
for the Sunday School"
This morning the annual reports were
read and az 1880 the annual banquet was
served In the chapel OF the church. In the
afternoon there were addresses by prom
inent speakers, and conferences, and at
the evening session the newly elected
president will be introduced to the con-
vention.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10

The Newport Republicans are not at all
satisfied with the determined effort OF
Boss Brayton's machine 10 hoodwink tina
rank and file or the party into voting
blindly for assembly candidates by con-
cealing the fact that It has been plan
ned TO throw Senator Wetmore overcome
and put Col. Samuel r. Colt in his place.
They are determined II possible TO force
Boss Brayton's hand, and are sufficient
ly hot under the collar TO have q fight on
the state convention floor tomorrow IL
necessary TO accomplish their purpose by
Introducing q resolution endorsing Sen
ator Wetmore's candidacy.
The party managers. however, only
smile at the anger and insistence OF the
Newport men. and say that they will be
found as mild and gentle as lambs to-
morrow, after Boss Brayton has issued
his orders, for the managers scant the
idea that the Newport delegation or any
others will dare 10 disobey their orders.
'All tommyrot, my boy" said one OF the
machine leaders today. swapping his fin
ger contemptuously. THE Newport
crowd is making a great touse down
there for home consumption; but when
they get up here they will obey orders just
as everybody else will IL the general tells
them TO keep quiet, you bet your life
they'll do II. They won't dare to do any,
thing else"
The Newport Republican city conven-
tion last evening named delegates to the
state and congressional conventions and
nominated full assembly ticket pledged
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
No REFORMED
SPELLING At YALE
UNIVERSITY

New Haven. Conn. Oct 1o.--Ysle uni
versity will not adopt the smplified
method of spelling according to a state
nent- made by President Arthur l.. Had
ley yesterday afternoon
II do not intend to make use of tho
new system and am not an advocate"
he said
When asked why he did not favor the
Roosevelt reform. Mr.. Hadey replied
II think the burden of proof lies with
the advocates of the movement. not with
those who refuse 10 be drawn into the
reform ranks. / see as yet no reason
TO adopt IL"
Until President Hadley or a large num-
ber of-the college faculty como out In
favor of the simplifed method its use
will not be adopted In the class rooms
and recitation halls OF the university.
A few OF the professors and instructors
in Yale have announced themselves dis
ciples OF the Roosevelt reform. but this
will not mean that they will use the
new method in their class rooms.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
AFTER They HAD VERY
WARMLY EMBRACED

After they had warmly embraced and
each had duly admired the others new
hat Flossie said:
so Jessie is married at last
so I've heard" returned Mamie
Nice girl. wasn't she3' ventured Flor
rie.
"Oh, veryr'
II wouldn't say word against her for
the world"
Neither would I. But how do you sup
pose she ever got him7"
I'm sure I can't imagine Can your"
"Well. ] should say not. II surely was
not her good looks"
Hardly"
Nor her clevernessl"
The other laughed
II simply can't understand a. I should
not wonder II he just had 10 be dragged
10 the church,
Nor 1. Jessie certainly would not be
anybody's choice"
Scarcely. Still I'm glad she's caught
some one. she's q dear girl. and II would
be cruel TO say anything against her.
New York Times.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10

TO vote for Senator George Peabody Wet
more.
The following delegates to the state
convention were ohoseni Robert Kerr
Frank p. Gladding, Armstead Hurley
Andrew X. Mcmahon. Harold A. Peck
ham, G. II. u. Fayerweather, Frank r.
Warden, Eugene Sohreier, Mahlon A
Van Horne, William i. Adams, Robert s.
Cash. william It. Robinson. James Nc
Leish, John T. Allan, Edward s. Rawson
The delegates TO the congressional con-
vention arei Robert c. Bacheller. A. NJ
Matthews, Albert q. Croft David B. AL
len, Arthur 70. Burland, Charles s. Ian
ders, Harwood Il. Read, Marco A. Russo
James X, Douglass. Joseph Barrett Will
liam r. Adams, Andrew Johnson VIII
liam M Marvel, A Livingstone Mason
Benjamin NJ. Anthony. William s. Ian
ders was selected for member OF the Re-
publican state central committee.
John r. Sanborn for senator and Horace
n. Hassard, Robert g. Burlingame, Rob
ert 8. Franklin and Clark Burdick for
representatives in the general assembly
were the unanimous choice of the con-
venton.
Apparently at the last moment. Senator
Beveridge, who was TO be the star speak
or at the state convention tomorrow. has
''oold feet" and will not come here TO be
heard. He is suffering he claims from a
sore throat IL is thought that both the
senator and the party managers still re-
member the result In Maine,
Harry Parsons Cross, son-in-law of
Robert Ives Gammell, who is booming
Senator Wetmore, may be the chairman
OF the convention.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
LECTURES AT SAYlES HALL

President Faunoe ls planning a course
of free lectures in sayles Memorial hall
on some definite evening of each week
during the winter. lie has asked Profs
George q. Wilson, II. II. Gardner. Francis
C. Alllnson, A. u. Need and William Mac
Donald and Henry ID Sharpe. Col, Robert
w Taft, Frederick Roy Martin. John X.
Freeman and q, IT, Andrews to serve as
q general committee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
NINE. SAkURAl SPOKE

Nine. Chika Sakurai OF Toxic spoke at
the First Presbyterian church, Clifford
street, last evening on Some OF the
Needs OF japan" under the auspices Of
the women's Missionary society.
Nine sakurai who appeared in the cos
tune OF the high caste women Of Japan,
is engaged in Christian educational work
In Toxic, and has established homo for
Christian girls there.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10

The Hope street high school sophomore
class yesterday afternoon elected the fol-
lowing officersi President, Coleman
Makepeace; vice president, Louise Ho-
mer; secretary, otillie MetEger' treasurer,
Lorin Brice; class pin committee, Nor
man Taber, chairman, Marion Luther and
Daniel Fairchild.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
DEBATING SOCIETY ELECTION

Last evening the Freshman Debating
society OF Brown university was organ
lied In the Brown Union. o. r. Branch,
president OF the Brown Debating union.
called the meeting to order. The follow
ing officers were elected: f. s. Horton,
president; s. G.. Blount. vice president
III. Copeland, secretary and treasurer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10

Fred Burke of 10 Morgan street was
thrown from his bicycle on Elmwood ave-
nue. last evening and his left knee was
injured. He was assisted to the office' OF
DR.. Towne by Patroman Murphy. The
physician was OF the opinion that the
bones were fractured