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HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER

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Baseball Today SPRINGFIELD
 NEW HAVEN Savil Rock Grounds, 3:45 ?. M.

GREAT WEEK AT New White Citv Millers World Famous and sensa- tional Troupe of Trained Elephants.
 The Big Free Outdoor Attraction.
 Wonderful Horse Mascot" the most beautiful and intellibent equine in the world, to remain another week
 speclk's White City Bargains. Twenty-Five cents admits to gate, to Scenic Railway, the Destruction of San Francisco, and to witness the per- formance of Mascot.
 Roller Skating Bargain--Twenty-fiy cents admits to White City and entities holders of tickets to skates
 Morning Session, fifteen cents, enti- ties holder to entrance and skates
 Concerts Daily by Second Regiment Band, Fichtl, leader, and singing by Prof J. T. Barrett. tenor.
 Fireworks Every Friday--Do not fail to see the special pyrotechnical displays now given on a splendid scale.
 Thursday - Firemen's Tournament and Parade. Japanese Lantern Tllumi- nation at night.
 AT SAVIN ROCK FHEATRE--Hurns Gain and Hoey and their clever Vaude- vile Company.
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THE NERO HANTS
 NATIONAL BANK

Business Men contemplat. ing new banking connection will find in this bank a safe and suitable depository for their active or inactive bal- ances.
 zze State sts Head of Wooster st
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
ONE OF TEARS DULLEST DAYS HUT PRICES CLOSE HIGHER.

Prices Highest in the Last Hour--News From Russia Was Bad--Time Money Prices--Boston and Montana Divi- dend Unchanged--GOssip of the Day.
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. s, Furnished by Kimberly, Root 6 Day, Bankers and Brokers. Sas Orange Street.
 RnnS Stocks.
 Par. Bid Asked
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Miscellaneous stocks.
 Par. Bid. Asked

RaIlr0aG HoE6s
 Bid. Asked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
ABSOLUTE
QUIET IN CHINA
Sir Chentung Has Assuring
Dispatches
NO DANGER OF UPRISING
Occasional Acts Of Violence Are Not
Significant of General Move
ment, According to the
Minister.
NO DANGER OF UPRISING

New York, March 12.-Sir Chentupc
LANG Cheng, the Chinese minister to
this country, who ii in New York city
with the imperial Chinese commission
headed by Prince Tsai Use, received Sat
urday through the legation at Washing.
ton series of dispatches from the Pekin
government confirming the press dis.
patches OF Friday night, to the effect
that absolute quiet prevails throughout
the Chinese empire. 1t is asserted that
any feeling of unrest which may have
exister has entirely disappeared; that
China Is not on the verge Of reyolu-
ten, nor IL there tile Femotest posi-.
bility Of an anti-foreign uprising, such
as occurred in 1000.
In the dispatches received from the
Chinese foreign office, Sir Chentung was
requested to inform Prince Tsai of the
tranquil conditions, as it is realized that
his position at present and during his
Forthcoming visit to Europe viii enable
him TO dissipate much OF what the
Chinese claim has been misrepresenta-
ton regarding interior conditions in the
empire. Prince Tsai, who heads the
Chinese commission accredited to Eu-
rope To study industrial and govern,
ment conditions there, following the
lines Of the inquiry made by the i'm.
perial commission recently in this coun-
try, has been much concerned over the
reports that conditions in China were
pregnant of alarming possibilities. These
reports, it is declared, ars 50 at variance
with the state OF affairs prevailing at
the time he left home that he requests
to be kept informed Of the situation.
From time 10 time through the Wash
ington legation, the prince has received
dispatches, all OF which have borne out
the contention of the Chinese govern
ment that conditions have been exagger-
ated and lat wrong differences have
been drawn from events that had no
untoward significance.
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A FIasIly Couple
torisinai,

lOrisinaLl
One night In a dingy hall situated on
one Of the lowest streets of lower New
York a bali was IN progress. There
was no evening dress-indeed, no one
present had ever been arrayed In such
finery. They were promiscuous
throng, composed of rogues of various
types. some OF whom had served one
or more terms In prison.
When the noise. the music. the laugh.
fer, mingled occasionally with curse,
were at their height a couple entered
who outdazzled the rest in the re5plen
dence Of their costumes. The man
wore plug" hat, suit OF check
clothes with a waiatcoat of a leopard
pattern. while in bis shirt front slisten
ed sclntillatlng white stone. The wo
man was dressed in a costume that
appeared TO have been east on from
the property room of theater. It
might have been gypsy, it might have
been Corsican, 1t might have been
Egyptian. On her head was tawdry
hat with bedraggIed red feather Her
fingers were 80 red with rings, ore Of
which sparkled as II set with d real
gem.
The music, consisting of fiddle ana
a harp Il the orchestra WAS a street
band-struck mp as the couple entered,
They TOOK position IN a square dance,
and It was soon evident that for high
kicking they were the best in the room.
There was not 4 crook present That
did not coyet the jewolry or this pc-
culiar pair. and The Incentive 70 attain
II was enhanced from Tie fact talt
they were doubtless professionals and
to. relieve them would require talents
OF Tie highest order Several persons
OF diGercnt tines attempted a liGAt
fingered maneuyer, but were only
laughed at by the couple for tieir
clumsincss. Seeing four mes daGcing
vis.a-yis in another part Of the room,
the two walked over to them ard In
sisted on joining in their gyrationg.
By this time, by their reaplcnlonco
and high Kicking. the man IN tic "stoTc.
pipe ana The gifl II the ei2ulgent eos
tune had attracted considerable al
tention. and a number Of laca and wo-
men gathered about to see what they
and thc four dancers would 90 in COM
many. Another couple made eight, ana
there was qrodrile which for bril-
fancy OF leg ana nrn singing beat
ANYTHING that bad vet occurred on thc
nramlscs The man IA DE plus hat and
ia XIII. not satlsaed with coutortioas'
heqan 10 sing, O., rather 70 5ereelli, un-
IN the proprietor al the bar rasned Tor
ward and demanded That Trey cease
their yelling lest they BRING Gown ZIG
notice. but they sarg ail the iougeF az
~ dashv man discharged q revolver
i tbe ceiling to hcp along the concert.
II vain the proprietor threatened and
,,looaed; II wa witlont avail. Ihel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
FAT CHILD DEAD
HER WEIGHT 1856
Minnie Eggert, One of Mammoth Twins,
Suceumbs to Diphtheria-Casket
of Largest Size Required.

Springfield, Mass, March 12,-aliunie
Eggert, only 4 years old, yet weighing
.196 pounds, died here Saturday of diph-
iberia. The child is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Eggert Of New
ark, n. j., and was one of the mammoth
Eggert twins brought here three weeks
ago and exhibited at the military carni.
val The other twin, who is u boy,
weighs 1913 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggert were unable to
return home after the carnival as Min
ME was stricken with diphtheria. As
this was the Jewish Sabbath the child
could not be buried until after shutdown.
John II. Clune, the undertaken, I'M
Outstanding that a 4-year.old girl had
died, sent a small casket to the house.
This had TO be returned and a casket
designed for a woman six feet in height
substituted. The child could not be
crowded into this, and one OF the larg-
est caskets in the establishment was
used.
Mr. and Mrs. Eggert are of ordinary
size, Mr.. Eggert weighing about 100 and
and his wife 1876 pounds.
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The Times Daily Short Story.
%SSS Salex1sssSss sGg&s2 aaaeaGgeaea ancsS C:

Strangers seemed bent on row, and
the woman, following her escorts ex.
ample also drew a six shooter from
her pocket and, yelling at the top of
her voice, discharged the six shots 10
quick succession through an open win.
dow.
1t was now certain that within a few
minutes the police would be on hand.
The four men whom the couple had
Joined started for the door, but the
fashy man and his girl also made for
it and, getting there first, instead OF
going downstairs barred the way with
weapons pointed at those who would
Offer to force passage They did not
have to hold their position long before a
sergeant of police, followed closely by
four policemen, came running up the
stairs. The proprietor was near the
door and called out.
THAT galloot and his gal done all the
racket Run 'em in."
Them four men has got our rings"
said the man with the plug hat. Il call
on you to arrest EN-. Me and my girlIl
go along. and II our jewels amt on EN-
y needn't ever believe an honest man
again
The proprietor held to the fact that
the couple bad tried to break up the
dance, and the policemen were about
q taEe them without the others when
The n.an in The plug hat whispered
soy citing IN the. sergeants ear which
apparently was a pointer on the four
men, for lie decided to take them as
well.
The Eve policemen, realizing that
they had tough customers in charge,
slipped handcud's on every one Of them
and, followed Y motley crowd, tle
procession moved 10 the headquarters
Of the chief inspector. Tho Official WIS
sitting behind his desk reading a news
paper when the dlstHbcrs Of the peace
werD lined up before him. Tic sergeant
related the circumstances aud inform
el the inspector that the flashy couple
accused The f9rr men Of robblng them.
The men wore searched, and the Jewels
were found n their pockets. They
were the only ones surprised. They
looked at one another, then at the cou-
pie, as much as to say. We've been
done"
The Inspector turned 10 the dashy
man and asked him his name.
Jacob 1tattuck, plain clothes man,
at your service" and. opening his coat
he revealed q policcman's badge.
you don't mean ity said the inspec.
tor who's your grip
I'm johnny Miller Of tho detectives"
yald the girl and, tearing open his
Ercss, he showed his,own badge.
II heard" said Mottucs. "that these
mon, who TIRE wanted f5r the -- bank
robbery wore gong 20 thc dance house
on Is street aud JoHany ana con.
ciudcl we'd land om"
'Ickc eli tl.ose bracelets said the
Inspector With smile, and lock the
others up."
This WIS considered NE sl.ckest bit
Of plain elolhes work That had occurred
on the force Tor some tlinc and holped
the two men who did Il to promotion.
ARTHUR y. BERWICK.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
WOMEN AND
CHILDREN SLAIN
In the Battle on Mount
Dajo
MANY ACTS OF HEROISM
Moro Families Remain in the Villages in
the Crater and Soldiers Cannot Dis
criminate-Lieut. Johnson's
Calamity.
MANY ACTS OF HEROISM

Manila, March 12.--A dispatch from
Manila Saturday says Press kilograms
from Zamboanga say that the attack
on Mt. Dajo began on Monday. There
were four days of hard lighting, during
which ii is estimated that 900 persons
were killed or wounded. Americans
are now arriving at Zamboanga from
Jolo. The coneensus of their opinion Is
that the whole trouble was due to the
fact that Gov.-Mai. Hugh Scott per-
mitted the outlaws to fortify themselves
within sight Of the city of Jolo. The
military authorities at ZamboanGa have
refused since then to give any mforma-
ton to the press.
Brig Gen Bliss made reconnaissance
toward Mount Daio during the week
previous to the attack of the American
force upon the Moro stronghold there,
but it had no effect upon the hostile
attitude of the outlaws. An unofficial
report says that the families of the
Moros remained in the villages located
in the center Of The crater at the apex
Of the mountain, and the women and
childreIf mingled with the warriors dur
ing the battle to such an extent that
IL was ltiNOHslblt 10 utsGItilluNLbss anu
all were killed in the fierce onslaught.
Maj. Gen. Wood is not available at pres.
ent to confirm this report. Constabu,
larry detachments are now engaged in
the mountains of northern Luzon round
ing up the bands of sayages and head
hunters who are on the war path.
The wounds received by First Lieut..
Gordon Johnston during the battle are
severe, a slug having passed through
his right shoulder. lie performed
gallant deed when he scaled the wall
of the Rio crater, and was blown off
the parapet by the force of the explod-
ing artillery.
"The Moro constabulary, commanded
by Col Scott, is receiving much praise
from the entire expedition. The fed
eral troops and constabulary formed
three columns and assaulted the Moro
stronghold, advancing by three trails to
The mountain top The constabulary
was placed at the head of one column.
Ma. Gen. Wood and Brighten. Bliss are
it IL supposed, returning to Manila"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
What Liquozone is.

The virtues OF Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. The formula is sent TO
each user. The process Of making re-
quires large apparatus, and from s to IL
days time. It Is directed BY chemists
Of the highest class. The object Is TO so
fix and combine the gases as to carry into
the system powerful tonio-germicide.
Contactwith Llquozone Kills any form
Of disease germ, because germs are Of
vegetable origin. Yet to thcbody Liqlo-
zone Is not only harmless, but helpful
in the extreme. That is its main dis
tinction. Common Germicides arc poison
when taken internally That is why
medicine has been 20 helpless II a germ
disease. Liquozone is exhilafatine, Si-
talising, purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist in il.
We purchased the American rights to
LiqaoBonc after thousands 81 tests had
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12

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Backache and the blues are direct
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Nature requires assistance and at once,
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women. 1t has been the standby OF
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Read the convincing testimonials of
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Scientific Proof.

That the cigarette is a deadly poison
is susceptible of the most positive scien-
tifc proof. A few months ago | had
all the nicotine removed from cigar.
cite, making a solution Of il. / injected
half the quantity into a frog, with the
effect that the frog died almost in
stantly. The other half was admins.
tered TO another frog with like effect.
Both frogs were full grown and OF av-
erage size. The conclusion is evident
that single cigarette contains poison
enough TO kill two frogs. A boy who
smokes twenty cigarettes a day has in.
hailed enough poison TO kill forty frogs.
Why does not the poison kill himg IT
does kill him. Ii not Immediately. he
will die sooner or later of weak heart.
Bright's disease, or some other malady
which scientific physicians everywhere
now recognize as the natural results Of
chronic nicotine poisoning. ~. IL. Kel.
logg, NJ. d., Superintendent Battle Creek
Sanitarium, Michigan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
To Divorce Unkissed wife.

Newark, March 10.-Viee Chancellor
Emery yesterday at the conclusion of
the hearing in the divorce suit brought
by Henry Leibe OF Brooklyn announced
that he would advise decree in the case
iavoring the husband and divorcing the
unkissed wife. Mrs Leibe, who was
Miss Nellie NJ. Newell, denied her hus.
bands charges that she had kissed
Charles Sheridan, the correspondent.
Sc went further and denied she ever
was kissed by any man not even her
husband.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
CUT IN FREIGHT.
Western Railroads Read the Signs of
the Times.

Western Railroads Read the Signs of
the Times.
Chicago, H., March o--Warned by
the agitation for government control Of
rates, western railroads practically have
decided 70 make voluntary reductions in
transportation charges amounting in the
aggregate TO many millions Of dollars
annually. The proposed reductions are
to be made in all the rates OF the six
classes into which freight is divided, and
win be effective IN the territory between
the Atlantic seahoard and tho Missouri
river, The reductions will amount to
approximately Is per cent.
The first step was taken in the move.
mcnt Wednesday az q meeting Of the
traffic executive officials Of all western
railroads. The call was issued at the
instance OF the Chicago, Milwaukee, &
ST. Paul road, whose representative pre-.
sented the proposition for reductions
which were favored by the Chicago, Bur
iington & Quincy.
Another conference has Been called for
next Tuesday NJ which viii be present
all cf the important jobbars III t6c Mis-.
souri, river territory Il IS now planned,
after talk with the iobbers, % deter
mine upon Tie proper basis of rates
from Tire scaboard TO the Missouri river.
and then make corresponding reductions
IN tie rites from Chicago and the Mis-.
si.sippi 10 the Missouri river When
this !. accomplished reductions umdoubt.
cdly VIII follow in the rate from New
York 70 Chicago.
Although the cut in schedules will
coat the railroads millions OF dollars
annually, Il is believed that great slim
illus viii BE- given to all classes Of bust
ness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12

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been made with It. It's power had been
proved, again md again, in the most diff
ficult germ diseases. Then we offered to
supply the first bottle free In every di-
sease that required il. And over one
million dollars have been spent to an
nounce and ful6ll this offer.
The result is that II 900 900 bottles
have been used, mostly in the past two
years. Today there arc countless cured
ones, scattered everywhere, to tell what
Liquozone has done.
But 20 many others need It that this
offer is published still. In late years. sci
enceh has traced scores Of diseases to germ
attacks. Old remedies do not apply TO
them. We wish TO show those sick ones
at our cost--what Liquozone can do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
$4,000 DAMAGES FOR BOY.
Verdict Against Mrs. H. B. Hollins, Wife
of Brnker.

Riverhead, L. l., March 9.--Iohn Ny
son, six years old, whose home is in
New York, was Wednesday night award
ed verdict for $4,000 against Mrs.
Evelinc Elollins, wife Of II. b. Hollins,
a broker Of New York.
Myson was knocked down and nearly
killed by the defendants automobile on
February %, 1905. lie was six months
in a hospital, and doctors testified that
his heart was affected and any excite
ment was likely to kin him.
No defense was interposed. Mrs. Hol.
lius is in Europe. The lad sued through
guardian for $4,000 but the Jury
cut the amount in half.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12

city for Albany at 5:25 a. m. yesterday
morning, while between Fort Plain and
Palatiue Bridge, noticed that the cab Of
his locomotive was on fire, having been
ignited from the woodwork resting on
the boiler. Soon the whole framework
of the cab was blazing.
The train was about quarters
of a mile from Palatine Bridge, and the
engineer pushed forward until he brought
it to stop at the station. He was
badly burned about the face and head,
but returned to his home in this city,
whore he was given medical attention.
Tie cab Of the engine was destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
1t Is Wrong
To Suffer From Germ Disease When Equozone is Free

In the past few years, scores Of dis
eases have been traced to germ attacks
They were thought to be due 10 other
causes when old-time remedies were
made Can you not sec why you don't
get well, il YOU treat germ disease with
remedies that can't kill germs?
The remedy OF to-day is Liquozonc,
and the FIRST bottle is free. It's power
is best told by test. We ask you 10
try IL, as millions have done, and learn
what II means 70 you. Learn what this
gas-mnde germicide can do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
EXPENSES RAN RIOT.
Mutual Life Shows Loss in Business Of
SAL 900 900 for Year

New York, March 0.-The financial
statement Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, made public by President Pea.
body yesterday, shows that the Me
Curdy elan, thinking itself secure in
control OF the company, made no effort
to curtail expenses.
The cost OF maintaining the agency
department, large proportion Of which
went TO the firm of Raymond & Co., in
which Louis A. Thebaud was a partner,
was $4,000, 5000. which was 500, 522
in excess OF the figures for 1904.
The significance of this large increase
is shown by the fact that the years
business shows, in spite Of the increased
expenditure, that the company wrote
S47,S69,7s0 less business, the total in
surance written in 1905 being $751; &c.,
ei3 against S229, 532, 430 in 1904.