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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
Mrs. Ann Detts Dead at ios.

EAST ORANGE. N. l.. Nov. 24.~ Mrs. Ann Betts, who celebrated her one hundred and third birthday on Oct 6 last, Is dead here at the home of her granddaughter. She was . daughtes of Abram Van Emburgh. . connie stoned ofiicer in the Continental army during the Revolutionary war. She married Joseph Betts. who was . ms sician in the American army turing the war of 1912. Mrs. Bstts ad fund of interesting recollections and was fond of telling about Andrew Jackson and his time. She was among the few surviving pensioners of the war of ls1o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
Secret of HappIness.

The true secret of happiness is not to escape toil and afriction. but to meet them with the faith that through them the destiny of man Is fulfilled. that through them we can even now reflect the image of our Lord and be transformed into His likeness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
When You ~pick ups . cinder.

When SO unfortunate as to have some foreign particle blown into your eye, try closing the eyes immediately and keeping them shut for minute or SO. When the eyes are opened again the cinder will be found to have disappeared and not even . stinging sensation will be felt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
proo.r Car. es ,h. Eyes.

If chiId-s eyes be examined while quite young by . skillful oculist. much trouble in after life might be prevent ed. An occasional visit to the oculIst by older persons could result in 10 harm. vhile one such visit might prove . stitch ia time etc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
Twain's "Eve's Diary" Barred.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 24. - Ewes Diary" by Mark Twain, copy of which is among 100 books recently bought for the Charlton Public library, has been barred by the trustees.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
Central Bremen Get Increase.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The increase in wages for the firemen of the. New York Central amounts to an average of between and per cent. About 5000 men are affected. If applies to all the lines of the New York Central, except ing the Boston and Albany.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
c,,ss Il, P,,,.bvrs Council.

PITTsBURG. Nov 2+-Charges that four members of the Pittsburg council divided a bribe of s40.ooo and that complete confession has been made by one of them are made here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
covr,..,e |, nex,ee.

Staring at the vindovs of their aiorec ones Is the vsy Mexican Iov- CTS 700 If the yozng vozaa ts agreeable. she vi1 appear ct the window after seysral daya aa1 thsy thu becuus seQun1neo6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
c,,.,,. R.f,.~s .. Asa ai-.

NEW YORK. Nov. A--willIam A. Jacobsen. an American. told q sad tale here of being stranded in Europe and of American consuls who refused to help him
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
Is.ssn srssshIas pIsees

ners are nov 3os beassifal sqsares. fcs cozacr parin and breathing plsces. 1s ruyal parks and 13e Dor ozsk earte1a Loezo1 is said to be tks srsensst lArss cify is the veri1c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
Live Stock Markets.

CATTLE - Supply fair. market slow; choice. SJFfs.s. prfue. E-5EsS: veal calves. rE8GS
 HOGS - Recsipss fair. market active prime ksavs-s sE5s. rss1i-r7s. Workers suf r5zS q E1s 56. -o-gtS EISS
 SHEEP AND LAMBS - Szroly light. ae,>~st strong. prins -etEers. SJsTs-se. sNa ard co--rr- f.71- lz-os E3a-E
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24

The Evening Democrat is the peoples paper. The price is ze a copy. 1zc a week. 42c a month. S a rear, by nss - carrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
Stole Her Ide. of Trial Marriage.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Rose Marie Resler has disputed Mrs. Her bert Parsons claim as originator of the idea of trial marriage"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.

Money on call steady at 6i1 per cent Prime mercantile paper, 6Q6ls per cent. Exchanges, s52.2il. .123; balances. slO.s22, 1A
 riactpt- r1rfnes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24

V. H-who vzz Baby Stuart and what vas his name. Why Is his pic eyrs sanozef (7D VIII vztercress
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24

c. F. H.-How much was John Tyler worth when he died7 C2D Tell something about Dickens's visit in 1s42?
 A. Mr Tyler married a woman of wealth. I do not think he possessed any considerable property of his own. t2) Charles Dickens made his first visit to America in January. Is42. tinore. Washington. Richmond: went down the Ohio to Cincinnati. Cairo and s. Louis. thence backward to the lakes ard down the St Lawrence to Montreal and Quehec. thence to New York. returning to Enriaud in June. Soon after this he published a book containing sorne account of his trav- els and his impressions of the ooun- fry and It's people. which was re- eeivei with great displeasure-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

During the last ten years the single
product OF sisai fiber bias yielded in
Yucafan the enormous sum Of DOT ,000.-
600 Mexican silver dollars
About 6,O00 iron miners III Lorraine.
more than half Of the whole number
employed In that region on the border
Of Germany and France, are using
acetyiene lamps In their work.
There Ii d strong feeling In Austria
and Germany against cooperative
stores. At recent meeting In Vienna
speaker predicted the ruin of the
mercantile class unless something wa1
done TO check the movement
The manufacture OF tantalum, one Of
the hardest metals known, into sheets
and bars Is now, il Is said. being prac-
ticed in Germany by the squirting
process, the material III ifs original
powdered form being mixed with wa
ter and gum tragacanth and then sue
cessfuIly forced into rods and shapes
as desired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Leather tones are the newest shades
in yellow
The Louis Seize shape, species OF
exaggerated French sailor, Is in vogue
as a dress hat
Long lines in back and shorter ones
In front seem to be the general tend.
eney In autumn modes rather than the
unbroken lines Of last season.
Very rich and elegant are some of
the new hroadcloths, which come In a
variety never before shown. Browns
and terra cottas. all the darker shades
of green aud the dark grays are to be
noted among the most fashionable col
ors.
The perfectly round turban has re-
turned. this time with the trimming.
usually plume or some velvet ribbon
loops. starting from the front under
meath rosette or buckle and extend.
ing In arched fashion over the top and
side, dropping down over the hair at
the back. New York Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
Hughes and Hearst In Many
Rallies
M URPHY US PROPHECY
saws Hearst Can Win With $4,000 in
New York City The Tammany
Chief Talks On the
Campaign.

New York oct 25 Chas. 4. Hughes,
Republican candidate for governor, made
several speeches III the state yesterday
and Lost night spoke At Cortland where
He spent the night. Mr.. Hughes was
greeted BY large crowds At Wayerly,
Owego, Binghamton and Whitney's
Point.
Mr.. Hearst remained in New York
yesterday. Last evening he made =
rapid tour through Greater New York.
Charles il. Murphy, leader of Tam
many hall. said yesterday that ne ex-
poets Hearst To carry Greater New York
by $4,000. and that he thinks that will
be sufficient for him ~ win. His Att
ttntion was called To the fact that Coler,
Democrats candidate for governor in
1902, carried New York BY 10000, but
was defeated.
There were nib Democrats upstate
that year said NH. Murphy
Are there any UP there this year I"
he was asked.
Il think 40, Judging from reports.
John Carlisle of Natertown, former
member of the state Democratic com
mittee, made statement yesterday in
which lie declares lie will not support
Hearst Mr. Carlisle said that in two
years Hearst viii run for President on
the Independence league ticket and that
the duty Of every Democrat for the
preservation Of the party Il not only TO
defeat him, but to bury him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
EAST CALAIS.

M. and Mrs. Charlie Pierce and baby
we're at Albert Dwinells Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Lee Remission Il visiting this
week In Granville and Rochester.
George Carley was home over Sunday.
he il painting Charles Shepherds house
IL Marshheld this week.
Mrs. NJ. p. Bliss and her daughter,
Grace, went TO Montpelier Tuesday.
Walter j Coates was in Barre last
week
The Union Telephone company holds
special meeting at Cabot Saturday II
II hoped that every stakeholder will
be present. as business Of Importance il
to b. transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dwinell we're in
Hadwiek Wednesday.
Mrs. D. Il Scott was visiting friends
iH Marshtield two days last week.
IYa Grey was IN Barre Tuesday.
There was no service at the Union
church Sunday.
q r. DwiHelI had q telephone on the
Union line installed in his house Sat.
urdas.
Warner Lawson succeeded in killing
4 nice buck deer early Monday morn
ing.
Dean Burnham. who has been work
ing III Orange the past season. has got
through there and returned To bis home;
be Is now working for Sam Daniels.
Mrs. Hartman has gon TO California
to spend the winter.
Roscoe Renfrew Of Groton. viii Nye
Of North Montpelier, together with Asa
Dutton and Earl Bartlett, are taking
the invoice at Renfrews store, prepara
tory to ASA buttons taking possession
November LIST.
Orlando Leonard died at Ivan Grey's
house Wednesday morning. He came
there Monday TO make them visit
and was stricken with q shock before
Tuesday morning and died the follow
ing day
DIR. L. Leonard Of Connecticut was
called to town by the sudden death Of
his father, Orlando Leonard Wednes.
day
Mrs. Charles French Of Hardwick was
in town Wednesday.
Walter Eastman and Charlie Wing
we're in Hardwick with load Of APP
pies Wednesday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
May Cure Own Meats For
Home Consumption
TO GET GOOD PRICES
For Products, Form organization-More
Grain Elevator Evidence at Kansas
City Move Against Pullman 90.
Under Food Regulations.

Topeka, KAN, oct FL. The National
Farmers congress in session here has
resolved ID make i vigorous war on the
beef trust, The war cry II Acure your
meats for home consumption, ship
through county agents and to terminal
commission agents. who shall be mem
bers 81 the cooperative societies These
are features which viii lead 70 securing
better prices for cattle than can now
Ia secured through the commission firms
operating at packing centres. AN relief
from the arbitrary fixing Of prices for
meat, which has worked to the injury Of
both consumer and producer. the cont
mittee IN live stock suggested that the
cattle men HI each county get together,
appoint ail agent A. their representative
y that county through whom shipments
would be made To an agent AZ the CERT
minal point, THE latter II be member
q the cooperative society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
JUMPED TRACK.
Pittsburg Special Wrecked Near Belle
vue, Pa, and Four Badly Hurt.

Vue, "a, ana Four Badly Hurt.
pittsburg, Pa OCT III The Pitts
burg special on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, which left Cleveland ut O'clock
yesterday morning and was due here AT
1910 II. M, was wrecked near Belle
we, Pas shortly before noon yester
day
AT least four persons were seriously
injured and many others sustained cuts
and bruises The injured brought To
Allegheny of d special train and taken
70 the Allegheny general hospital are
q, y. Wing, aged 60, engineer of the
Cleveland flyer. sealded over the entire
bod, one rib fractured and left arm ell
most burned on condition serious.
Reynolds, fireman III the flyer, burned
on the body and badly bruised.
William Moriarity, brakeman, left
thigh broken and face bruised.
u. A. Hayes, flagman. spine injured.
G. =. Schillito, baggage master bad
scalp wound.
Ihe engine jumped the tracks and
vent over the bank into the Ohio river
Two coaches following turned over On
their sides, and Che other eoaehes were
tieraiied
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
BETTER PRICES FOR FARMERS.


East sc. Louis, I'LL, Oct. 25 The first
national convention Of THE American So.
ciety nj Equity. composed IN farmers,
began Here Tuesday with 500 delegates
present The society seeks Hi regulate
values of grain and farm produce ljy
regulating the supply III relation To the
demand. President G. @. Drayton, III
his annual address, said "This nrgarii-
zation " not i trafst, nor combine to.
force extortiaaate prices. but rather asl
organization 70 get profitable prices for
farm products, Our idea II ID establish
gfanaries III the grain country, cold stor-
age plants, hay barns ana places I'd store
All sorts Of farm products. If the mar
ket Is low the society win hold the
product until the demand forces up a
profitable price, when the goods may be-
sold The poor farmer who cannot afford
TO hold his grain will be given ware
house receipt, good for two.third the
faee value Of the grain represented
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
RECEIVER FOR QUARRY saa.
Court Appoints Trustee to Wind up
Business OF Medford Granite Co.

Milford. N IT., Oct. 25.-The Milford
Granite Company, one Of the largest
cooperative concerns Of its kind. has
been petitioned into bankfuptocy and
the court has appointed Gen, Frank 3.
Haley A. trustee to dispose of the prop
erty aud settle the business Of the com
pany.
The corporation has fine plant con
nccted BY a spur track with the Boston
& Maine railroad The plant i equipped
with all the modern appliances for the
granite business. II also has fine
quarry which has been extensively
worked and with large amount Of ma
tofial still in sight.
The Trustee. Gen. II r. kaley Will
endeavor 20 dispose ~ the property to
the best advantage Of all concerned. The
business when in full swing employed
over 100 men here ard was considered
one 81 the best granite plants in this
vicinity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
NEW EVIDENCE AT KANSAS CRY.
Several Witnesses Testify in the Grain
Elevator Case.

Kansas City Mo, Oct. 25. Evidence
Of favoritism to the manager 81 the
kansas City elevators IF the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway in re
dueed grain rates, the existence 81 4
rule in the Kansas City Board Of Trade
threatening it, members with suspension
Tor dealing with irregular grain men;
d combination OF members Of that OF.
ganization 70 fix prices, and threats by
grain dealers associations 70 boycott tile
hoard Of trade members who might buy
from farmers and others against whom
the associations had issued orders were
some of the points brought out here On
Tuesday, at hearing before the In
terstate Commerce Commission. A score
81 grain dealers. elevator men and rail-
way officials were examined. 9gTfst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
DEATH OF G. r. FLANDEDs.
White River Junction Man Victim of
Heart Disease.

White River Junction, Oct. %. George
Il. Flanders. one Of the best known citi.
zens of this village, was found dead
about TO O'Clock yesterday. sitting in a
chair BY window in his residence on
Gates street. His death IL ascribed to
heart failure, he having been troubled
with that disease for some time
Mr.. Flanders was born in 1858. He
had been employed for many years as
foreman iii Il; W. Smith u Sons bakery,
which position he resigned recently to
become manager Of the Union passenger
restaurant cafe. He was prominent in
the Masonic order, having filled the chairs
Of tile grand bodies, was 4 Knight Tenn
plar and had received the 3Srd degree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
MOODY TO WAIT.
President to Sound Senate AS to APP
pointment Of Bay State Man.

Washington. u. GIL, Oct. ~ President
Roosevelt will withhold his intended
nomination 81 Attorney General Moody
of Massachusetts to the supreme court
Till he has an opportunity ~ sound tine
senate about the Bay state mans con-
firmation.
HE anticipates no serious opposition
from what senators have already told
him. II VAS said ut the White House
yesterday morning thar there \ every
reason 70 expect thn appointment vii
be- made.
The only har 10 it would be show
IL serious opposition Ak the selection
al two justices from unc state. In ana
event Mir. Moody viii hardly take his
scat upon the supreme court bench he.
fore january /, ~ the nomination will
not BE- made till Congress assemblies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
CARNEGIE WANTED.
Eastern Court Would Ask Him About
Chadwick Note.

Boston, Mass, Oct ~ because AM
drew Carnegie vas out of The country
when commission was appointed TO
take testimony from him II relation
to the affairs Of Cassie hadwicks At
torneF Samuel W. Emery, appearing for
Herbert II. Newton, of Brook line, told
Judge Lowell Ia the United States cir
cult court that lie might not be able
To proceed with the trial of the case
ut this term.
Newton Is sued BY Receiver George
e. Rankin. 81 the Central National bank
nf 0berlin Ohio I'd recover on a $40
900 note that came to the bank through
Mrs. Chadwick
Judge Lowell kept the case oil the
HIT for this term, with tile understanding
that if the Carnegie evidence was shown
III be material, the case might be con
tinued, unless there was an agreement
as To what this evidence might be,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
BOYS KILL BEAR.
Two Vermont Lads Get 200 Pounder--
Prevalent in That Section.

Chester Oct. 2s.- There il marked
prevalence Of black bears IN Vermont
this fall Many Of the sportsmen who
are hunting for deer during the brief
season in this state, lasting only during
the present week. are bringing III bear
a bear weighing 200 pounds was killed
yesterday IN Andover hy tswo boys, aged
II and 122 years, respectively From
other sections Of the state come reports
of bear being seen In considerable mum
bers. both old animals and cubs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
MANY FRENCH
REFORMS
Clemenceau Plans Said TO Be
Radical
OLD-AGE PENSIONS
And State Railroads Included -Petrole-
nm and Spirit Monopoly Likely
Sarrien Budget Draft Pretty
Certain TO Be Revised.

Paris, Oct. as5. The Clemenceau cab
met has btgun the formulation of it,
programme, and the indications are that
.ysome surprises aIe In store IN we'll
Informed circles the impression prevails
that The plans 81 the government I'M
clude, besides the carrying oat Of the
law providing for the separation of the
church and the state, legislation estab-
fishing old-age pensions, the state ptrs
chase Of western and some " the south
ern railroads, and the creation 81 .
state monopoly 81 petroleum and alco-
hol.
The draft IF The budget as presented
By the budget commission nader the
Sarrien ministry, which has been bit
terly assaulted, will probably be re-
yised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
RAIsULI DOING THINGS.
Bandit Chief ID Fear Of His Life, Opens
Campaign Of Pillage.

Tangier. Morocco Oct 2s. The situaf
tion 1T Arziila, tWepsfS fsH miles south
of here, which Wa RECENTLY, seized by
Beniaroc tribesmen3 1ias been intensified
~ the pillags ~ the rdAafhce Of the
LOCAL pasha, who escaped and arrived
here BALI naked.
Raisuli the bandit chief who held
Ion perdicaris. an Anesican citizen, for
ransom in May. 1904 believing that
the sultan has promised bis head to
THE American minister Mr. titinmefe,
Ii taking revenge On the Moroccan an
thorities.
Owing % The fear al mt attack ION
Tangier the patrols In the outskirts Of
the city have been doubled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
MISSING GOLD SHIP SAFE.
The Arabistau, with 100000 Aboard,
Arrives at Havana.

Havana. Oct. 25.--The British steam
er AraIastau, from Montevideo, for
Cuba, Boston and New York, has ar.
rived here. She was overdue and had
not been reported since leaving st. Lucia
on October ~
The Arahietau has on board $3,000O00
ia gold consigned TO points in the West
Indies and New York city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
COPY OUR WAYS.
Filipinos Americanize Fast, Former Gov
srnor-General Ide Declares.

Honolulu, Oct. rs. An arrival here
Tuesday on the steamer Eiangkong was
former Governor General Idle Of the
Philippines He is en- route to San Fran.
cisco. In an Interview Mr.. lde said the
Filipinos We're rapidly learning American
political methods In all their munich
pal affairs they elect their own oficials,
and he predicted that within 10 years
they would be an integral part Of the
United States He further said that The
islands we're more completely paeiiied
now than ever before. Those remain
ing in opposition 70 American authority
were only few religious fanatics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25

The strength Of i grindstone appears
from recent tests 10 vary widely with
the degree Of its wetness or dryncss
stones that are dry showing tensile
strengths Of from 146 to 1856 pounds
per square inch. but after soaking over
night breaking under stresses OF so to
l16 pounds per square inch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
SAVES MONEY ON LEPERs.
Massachusetts, Finds Experiment Of Col
onizing Them II Successful.

Massachusetts, Finds Experiment Of Col
onizing Them II Successful.
New Bedford, Mass, oct 251'he five
lepers cared for BY the state Of Massa
ehusetts at THE isolated colony on peni-
kese island, in Bnzard's Bay, have cost
THE Bay State for the first fourteen
months of the experiment S40,o43, Az.
ieoFding to figures made public yesterday.
The greater portion Of this sum, how
ever, WAS expended for the necessary
initial expenses, which included the pur
chase of the island, the building Of four
cottages for the patients, and other
equipment, Dr Joshua X. Lewis, super
intendent of the board of charity Of the
state adult poor. estimates that now
the coiuny II established, an annual APP
precipitation 81 $4,000 will be adequate
for future expenses, Heretofore, the
lepers have cost the state about s11 900
annually.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
UTEs In AN UGLY MOOD.
Hold Night Dances and Declare They'll
Go to Dakota.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. Is. Word was r..
ceiyed here yesterday from the scene
Of the Indian depredations in Wyoming
to the effect that Capt. G. r. johnson
of Major tsrierson's command, with an
orderly and scout, overlook the Utes
on Little Powder river. about forty
miles north Of Gillette.
1t il said the Indians absolutely re.
fused TO return to their reservation, and
declared they were going to Dakota.
Major Grierson, ii Is said has deter
mined to await achievements before
trying TO force the removal Of the band
as cowboys report that the Utes are
holding night dances and are in q mood
for trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
MEANS Al BIG HOTEL.
New York Parties Cat Control Of Spot
ford Lake. Chesterfield.

Brattleboro OFT 5.lhe improve.
lnpnt II Spoflord lake, near this place Az
j simmer resort by raans of New York
capital wa announced today. \. *.
Sfearns, 4 wealthy New YORK. manuioe-
turer and owner Of \ large summer hotel
III the lake iias Just acquired the water
rights lit the outlet III the lake ana he's
announced that Ia would repair the old
dam so I'll t0 control the water. in pre-.
Nions years the lake has run very Low
during tie dry summer months and has
caused serious Inconvenience to the cot-
taQsts WHO "a to tle spot annually III
lorge numbers from New York, Mass
achusetts ana other points. iii view ot
THE suggested Improvements il N said
that d large neN hotel VIII probably be
erected soon IN NeW YORK people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your Kidneys?
Have you oyerwoFked your nervous sys-
tenn and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladderf Have you pains in
loins, side, back, groins and bladder
Have YOU a flabby appearance Of the
face, especially under the eyes? Too
frequent desire to pass urinee IL
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