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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
Bovine Tuberculosis.

A most important contribution to the
mass 81 testimony IN regard e. consump-
tion has lately been made BY Prof 4.
Won Behring. Of Berlin. Studying the
disease ia the same careful way and by
the same painstaking methods rs those
BIZ which Doctor Koch reached the eoa
clusion that bovine tuberculosis cannot
be communicated 70 man, Doctor Behring
has reached conviction 80 absolutely
antagonissie 10 this as 10 be stating.
Not only does III conclude that bovine
tuberculosis may be and is communicated
to man, but he declares that the most
frequent source of infection Is cows
milk, and the most frequent slime the
period Of infancy, when milk is che usual
diet. lie holds. Moreover. that in both
kinds OF Infection through the mouth
and NOSE. and BY fooi--the microbes Of
the disease 90 first through the lympha.
tics and blood vessels heforc they attack,
or even reach, the lungs Doctor Rehrinp
believes that most persons who develop
consumption receive the germ Of the
disease ia infancy Since the publica-
ton OF his views the report Of the Brit
ish royal commission on tuberculosis, ap-
pointed six years ago, has appeared. II
hears 0ut Professor Behring's contention
that in the majority Of cases cows milk
il responsible for tuberculosis infection.
-Nonth's Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
sIREs AND SONS.

y.ord Lister. the famous English sur
rson, celebrated bis elghtleth birthday
On April &
Although Walter Pratt or Lynn. who
stands six feet six and three-quarter
inches In height. Is very strong and
agile, be weighs only 900 pounds.
Jacob C. Pike, the new collector Of
customs Of the Pnssamnpuoddy dis
trict Maine. Is a great.great-grandson
Of the nrst man killed In the Reyolu-
tlonary war.
Not one OF the law lords who regular.
II take part In the judicial work Of the
house or lords Is an Englishman. Lord
Macnaghten, lord Atkinson and Lord
Collins are Irishmen, while Lord Lore.
burn and Lord Robertson are Scotch
men.
~ Clemenceau. the French leader, IN
bis youth taught school in Connecticut
and married Connecticut girl, the
daughter Of the late General Hiram
Berdan. who had two charming dansh-
tiers. The other one Is now the wife OF
Marion Crawford.
Ex-Governor Sidney Perhsm OF
Maine, who has spent his winters In
Washington for some years. recently
celebrated his eighty-elghth birthday.
He Is as active intellectually and as
hale physically as when twenty or thir-
~ Years Younger
Adlai 4, Stevenson, one Of the two
living vice presidents. puts in most Of
his tine travelling about the country
visiting relatives. whose name Is
legion. particularly in the south He
stays bat little at bis comfortable but
approximations home IN Bloomington, Ill.
James Bryce. the new British am
assador to the United States. has a
aorror Of telephones. The diplomat
has frequently been called on the wire
since bis arrival In Washington, and il
ls said that on numerous occasions he
has refused to talk by means OF the
speaking piece.
Congressman James OF Kentucky
took up an attitude OF strong opposl-
tion to the Fowler bill on banking and
currency. In the course Of a recent
speech he raised q ripple Of laughter
by saying, $50 far as l am concerned.
Wall street Is place where a man Is
bun one day, bear the next and a
hog all the time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
First Or His Reform Measures
Completed
CHILD LABOR BILL PASSED
Without the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bill
Likely to Reach 6overnor--C Chances
Slightly In His Favor in KEEL
sey Controversy.


Albany, N. r., April 1s-By a m-
animous vote the state senate yester.
day passed the first Of the governors
reform measures that limiting the hours
for the labor Of children. This is the
bin that brought On the quarrel between
Page and Armstrong yesterday, aud
this fight was resumed today. After
sharp debate, however, Armstrong;
amendment was rejected BY vote Of
81 10 IA. and then the bin passed, All
to 0. The governor now receives the
FIRST Of the bills which he recommended
nearly four months ago in his first mes
sage ia the legislature.
HI the meantime the Senate yester.
day gave hearing on his recount bill,
affecting the Mcclellan and Hearst
votes. The expectation Is that this
bin which has already passed the As
scmbly viii he the next measure of his
original programme to reach the COVER
nor Another evidence of the progress
being made in the Hughes measures II
the fact that the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee met at three o'clock this after
noon to dispose of the Kelsey matter.
AT this time the committee must vote
whether II win sustain the governors
demands for the removal Of Kelsey or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
Defendants in Suit for Ac.
counting Of Estate
SCIENTISTS ENTER DENIAL
Bill is Filed At Concord Declare Action
Is Not Brought in Good Faith. but
"Next Friends" Have Loaned
Their Names.


Concord, y. H., April is,-Charging
that the next friends named III the
bill in equity brought IN behalf OF Mary
Baker q. Eddy for an accounting 81 her
property are such in name only that
they arr being used ny certain eeyil-
minded persons, not related 70 Mrs
Eddy fer their own eyil and selfish
interests and that the sole object Of
the litigation i to bring Mrs. Eddy and
Christian Science into disrspute, tbe an
swer OF the Boston defendants, Alfred
FarIow, Ira O. knapp, Williams B. John-
son. stephen 4. Chase and Joseph Arm
strong, and the Concord defendants
Calvin A. Frye Irving G. Tomlinson
Herman $. Herring and Lewis c. sttang
was flcd in the superior court here yes,
terday afternoon.
Most Of the allegations in the bill are
characterized as ~immaterisl. scandal
Gus and Irrelevant and as not entitled
to an answer, but are answered by a
complete denial Of their truth. in case
the court should lind them material, Of
BY disclaimer Of all knowledge per.
tanning 70 the facts specified hy tbs
petitioners whom they call upon foI
proof
And in making this answer the de-
PENDANTS specifically reserve the right
to object TO the maintenance Of the pro.
ccedings BY the so-callcd next friends
and to form and sufficiency OF the plead.
ings.
They deny Tat Mrs, Eddy's mind
now il, OF ever was. 80 impaired by
the sifimaties OF age, or otherwise, a:
to render her incapable Of SO under
standing her property rights as 70 be
unable 90 exercise her free and IN.
biased viii with respect thereto;" taat
she ever was incapable Of protecting
her property interests, and that she i
incapable 81 directing THE present q
any other legal proceedings
The Judgment Of tho eeurt Is invoked
IN rcgard to the materially and reley.
ansy Of the charge that Mrs. Eddy il
held 10 custody and controlled by the
defendants Frye and Strang, but upon
information and belief It IS denied
that she Il so held and controlled.
AS to the charge that Mrs. Eddy
possesses extensive and valuable real
and personal estate in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts,. the management 81
which involves difficult business trans
actions which have been carried out by
others in her name. or by her while
untitled, the defendants declare il "a
be immaterial and irrelevant; thew de
ms ell knowledge Of Mrs. Eddy'- prop,
erty, except such as set forth, and call
upon the defendants for proof.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
ASKS CONGRESS- no
MEET FOR DISARMING
Peace Conference Declares for Perman-
ent Hague Court and General Ar
bitration Treaty.

New York, April 1s.--1she national ar.
bitmtion and peace congress yesterday
adopted its platform or resolution re-
commending Al follows.
That the Hague conference shall here
after be D permanent institution.
That the Hague court shah be open
TO all the nations of the world.
That d general treaty 81 arbitration
for ratification BY all the nations shall
be drafted by the coming conference
providing for the reference 10 tho Hague
court Of international disputes which
cannot BE adjusted by diplomacy.
That the United States government
urge upon the Congress action looking
To the limitation Of armament
That the conference extend to private
property at sea, and immunity from cap
|ture in war.
The resolutions speak highly IN praise
|of President Roosevelt. Of Secretary
Root and Prime Minister Campbell Ban
herman 81 Great Britain for the stand
they have taken in favor OF settled
policy Of peace among the nations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
sHor BRorHER IN PISTOL puEL.
Two Men Battle With RevoIvers Across
q Dinner Table.

New York, Apfiils.--Fa eing each other
across table, III the narrow confines 81
an apartment dining room yesterday,
William Boyne. former policeman, was
Shot aud lnortaliy wounded by his broth
er. George II il asserted that three times
the former policeman shot his bullets,
so that they graxed the head Of his
brother and cut his clothes, and that the
victor shot but once ending the contest.
1t was in the apartments of Mrs. Jo-
hanna Muck. at NO. alo Hamburg place,
Brooklyn, the duel occurred, There
George Boyne boarded and there also
William Boyne's Niir lives with her
3-yearold daughter AT the third shot
George snatchea a revolver from 4 side
board and shot once His bullet struck
his brother in lhc right side. The man
at once ran ont Of doors ia a saloon a
block away, where he fell
He retained CONSEQUENCES long enough
10 ask some enc "a send for an ah,bu.
lance, md later "a Dr. Volks Oh the
Bushwick hospital, and the policeman
gave his version Of the encounter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
Sir Walter seott,s Lauat.

Never perhaps did d man 90 through
all the gradatIons of laughter with
such complete enjoyment ana n coun-
tenance so radiant. The first dawn OF
humorous thought would show itself
sometimes, as he sat silent, BY an In
voluntary frightening Of the upper lip
followed by shy, sidelong glance at
his neighbors, indescribably whimsical
and seeming to ask, from their looks.
whether the spark OF droEIery should
be suppressed or allowed to blaze out.
In the full tide Of mirth be did indeed
laugh the hearts laugh but 1t was
not boisterous and overpowering nor
did it check the course OF bis words.
He could 90 on. telling or discanting.
while bis lungs did crow like chanti-
cleer, his syllables in the struggles
growing more emphatic, his accent
more strongly Scotch and his voice
plaintive with excessive merrlment-"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
undervriters Elect New oAacers.

AZ the annual meeting II the North.
eastern Association of Vermont Under.
writer's. held in st. Johnsbary Monday
six individuals or firms in Hardwick
Lyndonyillc and ST. bloomsbury were ed
mitted 10 the association and those Off
GERS were elected President, n. M Camp.
bell Of Lyndanvillei vice presidents
Charles &. BsMiey Of st. Johnsbury. and
George s. Robinson 81 Island Pond see
rotary, treasurer and special rating com
mittee. q s. Hastings OF 81. 10hnsbury
rating committee for Orange county, +
L. Brigham OF Bradford and w G. Eos.
Of Wells River for 81. bloomsbury and
vicinity, Crawford Ranney ana A. B
Noyes; toF HaFdviek and vicinity, NJ G
Morse, u u MeLouA; Tor lsland Pend
and vicinity. g. s. Robinson and l. A
cohes for Lynasn ard vicinity, Ccorgs
~. IRiAraA and L. J. Rlosgeit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
Take Hoods
. aYS ap aFllla
10 purify, yitalise and enrich your blood,
create an appetite and give you strength.
Liquid OF tablets, ie9 Doses One Dollar.

defy him By recommending che reten.
tion Of the superintendent The cam
vass Of the committee shows that at the
present moment seven members adyo.
cate removal and 1--WE retention, while
the thirteenth member is absent be.
cause Of sickness. Owing To the fact
that one vote may deadlock the COM
mittee, if subtracted from the Cover.
noT's side, 1t Is possible that there may
be some slight delay, The enemies Of
the governor have proposed that the
committee should report the whole mat.
ten to the Senate without recommended
tion, and this course may result. This
would be in the nature OF drawn bat X
tlc, although Kelsey would thereby lose
the advantage his friends have been
claiming Of an Endorsement from the
committee, II II clear, however, that
the end Of this case is in sight. and the
outward appearances favor the COVER.
nor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
COllegian Pitched Good Ball
For Boston Americans
WASHINGTONS DEFEATED
Boston Nationals Also Won Through
Fine Pitching Of Lindaman Against
the PhilIies-All the Other
Games Were Played

Boston, April 1s.--With splendid sup
Iport Glaze pulled out 2 10 victory
over Washington yesterday afternoon,
allowing but three hits, two 81 which
came in the ninth and with a free pass
gave the visitors their only run, The
college pitcher was wild ut the start and
things locked bad, but he settled down
and pitched fine ball after shat. ungIauh
and Hoey were largely responsible, too,
III keeping down the score.
The Pilgrims couldn't do anything
with Smiths twirling until the fifth inn.
| ing. when Parent lined out the first hit,
single 10 centerfield. Ferris sacrificed
and Wagner brought Parent ID with u
single. Armbrusten also contributed a
single and Wagner went to second, Glaze
forced him out. however, and Wagner
was the third out going 20 third.
The winning run came III the next inn
ing. With one down Unglaub and Hoey
singled and Parent Mas safe on Schafyis
tumble. Ferris forced Parent at second,
but Unglaub scored on the play Way
ner was the third man out ON chance
for Perrine.
1t was a forIorn chance for Washing,
ton IN the ninth when with two out
Hickman went to bat for Jones and
singled pesrine drew pass end then
NiI hit Hayden and also singled bring
ing ID Hickman The same substitute
hitting was tried again, Warner coming
up 10 bat Tor Smith. But he was not
% fortunate forcing Hin at second and
the game was over
Other American League Scores.
Al New York New York 3, Philadel
phia g.
At Detroit Chicago 4, Detroit Vi
At st. Lonis---Cleveian 5, st. Louis q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
prLEsl pILEsi PILES

Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
viii cure blind, bleeding, ulcsrated and
itching piles. Il sbscrhs the tuiuors
allays the itching at Oaee. acts as a
poultice, gives instant relief. Or. vii.
Aams' Indian Pie OiRtmenf il prepared
for piles and itching. Every box i
guaranteed. Eoaa bv eli druggists. BIZ
rsaii for So an1 sl.00. SOLD by G. u.
Kenarick & CO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
The -
Scrap Book
The
An Aoresahls Settlement.

Merchant ito coiored man Tony
Here, say. Tony, how about this? Ycn
are not going to make enough to pay
both me ana the debt you owe 70 Mr..
Knox. What are you going to do
about itG I'm really getting anxious.
you know.
Tony-Well, ! tell you, Mas Engine
/ bin 'volvin' dat question in my min
fur nigh two weeks. an dis Is de way
/ 'yolve tim gwine to pay yon an
gwine sy'pafhize wid Mr.. Knox.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
NEW DRINK CURE.
10 Cure Drunkards BY Hypnotic
Power.

New York, April Nav hypnotism
is to be used to cure drunkenness.
The experiment II To be used at the
Bowery mission. IS Bowery, BY DR. S, A.
Gayer, with the consent and approval
81 Dr. Louis KIopsch, editor of the
Christian Herald and financial hacker Of
tie mission, and Of j. S. Hallinond. the
mission superintendent.
DIR. Klopseh aaid that he did not be.
licye ID associating hypnotism with the
gospel, but that from social stand
point be thought it would be good
thing to inangnrate classes in mental
suggestion in the large churches after
the manner OF those held Ia Emmanuel
church, Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
Assassins at SIS Each

Warsaw. Russia Poland, April ls.--It
was announced yesterday that ia the
course Of police Investigations into the
recent murder Of a physician here by a
hired TERRORIST, il was established that
Si5 each Is the price paid BY the Ter.
riorists OF Warsaw for murders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
Tom Thumh.

Charles Stratton. better known as
General. Tom Thumb. was thirty-onc
inches high AZ twenty-five years OF age.
His wife was thiru-two inches high at
twenty-one. Their child is said 10 have
been the most minute speck OF hu.
manity that probably ever appeared on
the earth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
coREY-eIIMAN WEDDING MAY !.
Cousin Of Actress Announces Her Ap-
preaching Wedding % Steel Man.

New York, April is.--willism Ellis
Corey, president Of the Emitted States
Steel corporation, ana Mabelle Gilman
viii be married in this city MAv If
their present plans are not changed
1t i understood that the wedding
of Mr. Corey and Miss Gilman VIII take
place in the Fifth aFenne residence
which M. Corey leased about two weeks
apo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
Professional Advics.

Tom ochiltree, having been hurt In
railroad accident, brought suit FOR
damages. Walking with the cid Ct
crutehes some months afterwarl he
met friend. who inquired, Cant yon
get along without rrutches, Tong'
my doctor says cam. said OchlItree,
~but my lawyer says / can't"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
ssarehlng Inquiry Into Meein Fire.

Montreal. April lS.--The FIRE commits.
sisEers are making searching inquiry
IN regard To the origin Of the fire ii
the medical building at Moliill university,
Professors will be asked rs to whether
a. not they believe II the work 81 an IN.
cendiRrx.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
COURT OF CRIMINAL
APPEAL FOR ENGLAND
Bill Of Novel Tribunal Passes First
Reading in Commons.

London, April iS.--A bill constituting
q court Of criminal appeal, which has not
heretofore existed in Great Britain, was
introduced IL the House Of Commons to.
day by Attorney General Walton. ne
explained that the measure would create
she right Of appeal against convictions
for crime, similar To that now existing
in civil cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18

Bottles are blown. the blowing proc
ass being as old as the time Of the
pharaohs. Tor IN the Egyptian monu-
ments are depicted glassblowers at
work just as they work today. Ma.
chine made bottles are nodded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
His Honor he AEavor

Mayor--Well my boy. did you give
my message to your father
Boy-Nes, sir
Msycr--Teli ne what you said.
Boy-I said, Papa, il you should hap
pen to want fat pig, do not forget The
Mayor. -Sourirr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18

Both Totapa and Lorca are in thS
province Of Murcia. The latter Is an
Important seat al manufactures and has
a population Of about $4,000. Il con
tains many Interesting Moorish antiqui
ties. including a celebrated castle. 10.
tana has a population Of 10000, II car
RIGS on the manufacture 0f linen, earth
enMarc, brandy and saltpetre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
The R.lnmett

Struggling Author lwho has just read
bis LAST stcly 70 bis uifcl--TheTt, THAT.
the best thing 1 eset did
His Wife---9ts. dear. what magazine
viii sou sent il 70 irst SIT Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
OLDEST NOVA scoTIAE
DEAD AT 100 YEARS
Mrs Hannah Armstrong Passes Away
in Guyshoro County.

Halifax, n. s., April rs. Mrs Han
nah Armstrong, aged 100 years, i dead
al the home of her son, near Queenport,
Guysboro county. She was the Oldest
person in Nova Scotia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
SLAYER or STUART
TOO YOUNG 10 HANG
His Sentence to Die Is Changed to Ten
Years Id Prison.

Ti6ir. Transcaneasia, April iss-The
murderer of William n. Stuart, an Eng.
lishman, who was American vice consul
af Batnni ard who was killed at his
country place near Batnm, May 20 last,
vas sentenced BY = court martial yester-
aay I'd bc banged, but III vie~ al his
youth. the assassinfs sentence was com
naatea 10 ton years imprisonment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
SWEET PEA
SEED

AS in the past. we have
picked out the best and the
most popular varieties, adj
ding some new ones differ
ent from those we have had
heretofore. Fancy mixed
colors, SC per ounce. In
diyidual varieties, Sc per
ounce. Here are some of
the varieties:
American Belle New and en-
tirely distinct; L is neither striped
nor mottleds but distinctly spotted.
Apple Blossom-A fine large
hooded flower borne in threes or.
fours on long stems; standard
shaded roT-pink, wings pale pink.
Black Knight Deep maroon.
Blanche Burpee-Pur- white
of superior substance; flowers large
and finely formed.
Blanche Ferry, Extra Early
Ten days earlier than Blanche
Ferry.
BIushing Beauty Delicate
soft pink Of good substance and
large size.
Ceiestisi-Azure blue; Of Ger
man origin.
Colonist SOFT lilac,
Countess of Aberdeen-Sof
pink.
Countess Of latham Deli
cate pink
Countess of Sfrewsbury
Standard rose pink wings white.
Bridesmaid Deep pink.
SOWDEN & LYON,
l26 kauA Main ST., Barn, Vsrnuut
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
American League.
TENNEY,s MEN WIN.
Defeated Philadelphia Yesterday Througl
Lindaman's Good Work.

Philadelphia. April ls.--Lindamas
held the Phfihes down "a three hits YES
terday afternoon and his team mates
from Boston won BIZ the score Of . 10 !
The visitors had their sticks with them
getting ten hits
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE
I'M SOUTHERN SPAIN


London. April is. The Evening Stand.
ards correspondent II Madrid SAYS that
the towns Of Totana aud Larca we're
visited yesterday By a violent earth
quake. Great damage was done to build
ings and the inhabitants were thrown
into panic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
National League
10 CURE A coin IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine Tab.
let's. Druggists refund money il 1t fails
to cure. E. w. GROVES signature IS
on each box. csc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
0ther NAtionaI Learue Scores.


AT Rrooklyn-~N New York 9. Brooklyn
At Cincinnati s, st. LOais
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
other American League Scores.

AT New York New York 3, Philadel
phia 4,
At Detroit Chicago 4, Detroit u.
At ST. Loais--Clevciand 5, st. Louis 2,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-02
ADA|R COMES NEXT
AND THEN COTTON
Interest in Addresses Being
delivered Before the
Commercial Club.
NEXT TALK NOVEMBER II.
1.-THE ECONOMIC SIDE OF EDU.
CATION" WILL BE DISCUSSED
BY sUPT. COTTON ON DEcEM
Der 9TH.

Interest in the course of addresses
to be delivered before the CONNER
cial club is increasing. Congressman
J. A. NJ. Adair of Portland and prob
able aspirant for the democratic CUB
ernatorial nomination, will appear
here on the night of November II.
Adair has made the statement to Sec
rotary f. NJ. Haas that politics will
be entirely abandoned by him in his
speech. which will pertain to bust
ness topics solely. John l.. Rupe
Sam w. Gaar and George Gates have
been appointed to act as a reception
committee to greet Mr.. Adair. They
will furnish entertainment for the
democratic congressman while he
makes his stay in Richmond.
Secretary Haas has received a com
munication from Fasset A. Cotton OF
indianapolis, state s~rnerintendent OF
public instruction, whCRccepts the in
vitation extended to him to speak be
fore the local organization. He viii
come Dec. and will talk on The
Economic Side of Education" parti
cular interest attaches to this address
On Monday night the board of direc
tors will meet and general topics ant
questions now confronting the organ
iZation will be considered.