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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
Lops Service as Fireman.

Frank r. stone, Of Middlebury, prcsi-
,lent Of the Vermont State association
AZ Fire Chief Engineers, ex-cniet q
the Are department. Of Middlebnry, man.
ager II the opera house there, porter az
tie leading hotel, and, withel, an m
yentor and collector Of curios Of no mean
uote. has bad long eeryice "a fireman.
Mr.. stone originated the Stone por-
table billboard, and invented htno-
graph and card hanger by which adyer-
Using matter can be tackled UP at high
elevations with ease.
Mr.. Stone has been a hotel porter
during the past fortyone years, and Il
ar1ong the longest IN service Of any por-
Ter in the country.
The length Of his service al fireman
Il said 10 exceed that Of any other man
n the state of Vermont. He was born
In Crown Point, n. " on the shore q
Lake Champlain, and near old Fort III
conderoga, and as 4 boy earned a living
plotting a ferry on the lake.
Having the instinct Of q relic huntefi
he has been constantly on the lookout
for the unique, and his many friends
have contributed To mis- store. He has
AZ Indian head dress that was picked
up on the scene of the Custer massacre
On the Little Big Horn river
A friend sent him genuine ola nllIn'
derbus, known To be 500 years old, thf
butt ana stock inlaid with brass figures
ana the funnel shaped barrel engraved
in fantastic design.
His collection Of guns r., without
deu. the best exhibit in the New Eng
| land states.
According TO his catalogue. the lis'
| Of guns in his collection is follows
tyninesc matchbox, 1880; fiintlock blum
derbuss, 1920, flintlock, l779i fintloel
saotgun; muzzle loading Queens Armes
under.cut needle sight pistol; double
barrel muzzle loader Cone barrel TO
shot, the other for bullets); doublebar
rel rifle, carried BIZ Grisly Adams Il
Canfornia; muzzIe- loading carbine, car
RED by James Gordon in the Modocl
war; muzzle. loading shotgun, carries
by j. A. Love in the battle of Sever
/ Pines; side sweep muzgle loading rifle
.breeeh loading rife, picked up by Georg
Gibson on battlefield Of Seven Pines i
1867; flint-lock horse pistol; Mapi
| musket; double barrel percussion loci
looN pistol; six-barrel pepper box re
volver, Creedmore seven-shot revolver
Colts four barrel breech-loading revcl
YER; six.shot percussion lock revolver
Indian rifle, used in the Custer massa
ere; revolver, pickep up on the battle
field Of Seven Pines in 1885 By ]. /
Lewis; undercut needle sight pisto
flint lcck, steel barrel, brsss-mounte
duelling pistol; pencil pistol, the small
est pistol made; hreet1-loading CUR
carried BY John Gibson, Confederat
guard at Libby prison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
HUGHES GAINS
In IOWA
Because He Is Not Seeking
Nomination
-
n CONCERTED MOVEMENT
Tafs Has Many Frisads In That State
and Some Of Them Are Actively
at Work 10 Secure Dele
gates For Him.
N CONCERTED MOVEMENT

Washington. Oct. 2s-"The sentiment
u the people OF Iowa in favor Of the
nomination Of Governor Hughes Of New
FORK Coz the presidency has been very
nueh enhanced 10 The last month. 'sld
former representative John + Lacey Of
aakoloo.ka. since hls defeat for reel.
ec,ion 70 the house a year ago Nr. lacey
has been prominently mentioned As a
candidate 10 succeed Governor Cum.
ming. and also fer congress from bis
GA dlstrict when asked as 70 HE
candidacy ho said be had not taken the
mAtser seriously, and was simply attend
ing 10 bis law practice
"Tho principal source Of the strength
of Governor Hughes in Iowa 4 that he
Is not IN any sense candidate" con-
tlnued Mr. Lacey IT u refreshing "a
the people 10 see a governor Of great
state attending strictly 20 the duties
d hla Office. without AZ the same time
attempting TO point out 70 the country
what should he done In national Affairs.
People believe that II Governor Hughes
were promoted 20 higher ONCE he
would attend to his business IN tho same
wav. So far a. know. there has been
no attempt 70 build UP organized
strength IN the State Of Iowa for Gov
ernor Hughes II Il better that there
u not. for be gains far more IN public
estimation. There is no doubt, however
that the people Of Iowa would Ike 70
see President Roosevelt renominated.
think the contest lies between Secretary
Taft and Governor Hughes. Mr.. Taft
has many friend. in the state, and some
Of them are active IN tho effort 10 80
cure delegates for him"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
.. +. DAVIS SUCCESSFUL

After great deal Of effort and cor
respondenca ID. F. Davis, the popular
druggist. has succeeded In getting the
DIR. Howard Co. to make special half
price Introductory offer on the regular
fifty-cent size Of their celebrated spec
cifc for the cure of constipation ard
dyspepsia.
This medicine is recent discovery
for the cure of all diseases of the ston-
ach and bowels. It not only gives quick
relief, but it makes permanent cures
Or. Howard's specific has been so
remarkably successful IN curing consti-
patton. dyspepsia and all liver troubles,
that Mr.. Davis is willing to return the
price paid IN every case where It does
not give relief.
Headaches, coated tongue, dizziness,
gas on stomach, specks before the eyes,
constipation and all forms OF liver and
stomach trouble are soon cured BY this
scientific medicine.
50 great is the demand for this spe-
cific. that MIR Davis has been able t.
secure only a limited supply, snd every
one who is tros bled with dyspepsia,
constipation or liver trouble should cal
upon him at once, or send % cents, and
pet sixty doses of the best medicine
ever made on this special half-priee
offer with his personal guarantee to re.
/ fund the money If II does not cure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
NINE MEN
WENT DOWN
In One Of Worst Sea AccI-
dents Of Season
WAS OFF GEORGES BANKS
Fishing Schooner Clara G. Silvia Loat
Nearly All Her crew Who Were
Out Ia Dones When a Squall
Separated them.
WAS OFF GEORGES BANKS

boston, oct. 2s.-In one Of the WORT
accidents Of the season. the fishing
schooner Clara @. Silvia lost nine Of her
crew last Monday on Georges Bank
The men were ont In doriN when a
squall separated them from tho ship. \
storm came up suddenly after tac squall
struck and for several hours the seas
ran so heavily that Il seemed impossible
that dofy could keep aaoai. The
schooner Frances Marquitn, which A..
rived AZ I wharf yesterday, picked up
two Of the men IN time 20 save them.
What became q the other nine may
never be known Tho men were rescued
hy Captain Joe Masquita wefs Emman
uel CORY and Frank Silva.
The schooner Silvia, from which the
men were Loaf, has remained out on the
Banks cruising up and down ever since
Monday, engaged in an effort 10 end
the others o. her missing crew. Tae
Silvia lost eight o. her men OF the Cape
shore under similar circumstances last
spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

Great Outbreak on Return Of The Presi-
dent.

washington, Oct. President
Roosevelt's return 70 Washington has
been the signal for violent outbreak
~ third term talk. Practically every
bubble man who called Al The White
House yesterday gave vent 20 a third
term boose FOR tae President. Upon
departure Governor 1Ioch u Kansas and
Senator Mccumber Of Norta Dakota
both declared themselves strenuously IN
favor 81 the re nomination of President
Roosevelt on the ground that tho logic
~ the situation demanded Il. Senator
Warner OF Missouri. who plays close 70
the administration IN nIl things. spoke
fiehly II both the President and Sccre'
inry Taft and Indicated that Missouri.
delegates 10 the next national conten-
lion would be administration men
throughout lie said al factional or
positlon. TO this programme has now
htcn eliminated. The general trend 81
the political situation i becoming q
source II worry 70 some Of the other
presidential candidates who fear the al
most unanimous demand for rc-nomlna'
ton II the President may seriously AZ
feet their chances. Word has reached
the capital that four western states
which win hold their state convention
early next year. will In all probability
indoroe the President for third term
These states have been counted con
hdeuliy by one or another Of the otnel
candidates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
FRESHMAN IN VIENNA.
n lillian o'Bfien. N. P. Tells Of the
acIean Garden City"

"Clean Garden City
"The viennesc have gracious way
Of addressing an honored correspondent
as sWell-born Sir which describes bet
ter than anything else | can think Of"
writes Mr.. William O'Brien, Nj. r.. in
the London Tribune, "the impression
made by their capital city upon one
surfeited with the SPLENDID squalor Of
the East and returning with reluctant
steps to the vulgar rush and tumble
Of the West.
9vienna ia above all things ewohige-
boren' beautiful of form, gentle Of
speech, modest Of nien, equally rich in
the ancient medieval courtesies and in
the most recent scientific achievements
Of a CITY of intelIeectuals--a sober,
clean, and half strong, without the
Crime Of London, the false glitter Of
PARIS, the self assertiyeness Of Berlin,
OF the colossal disoomforts Of New York.
''The reason why so few globe trott-
ers have discovered Vienna Is one which,
perhaps, heightens her charms. 1t is
that Vienna doesn't advertise On the
klosaues Of the Opeern ring sites for
which an American soup.king would
give fortune-the placards announc-
| Inr dog show were slumbering plac-
| idlv a fortnight after the Mount ST.
Beernards and dachshunda had beer
scattered II the four winds. Nobody
was III any hurry to cover them with
some fresh flaming panegyric Of the yir-
tues Of a new pill. The fact Is typical
Of life In the Austrian capital.
I Z -. III ,,i
the wood pavement, your very soul L
stunned with the roar Of traffic. II
places Ike the Champs Elysees and thC
| Grards Boulevards, If the noise Ia les'
! boorish, the danger Of crossing a street
anu the whirr az four-fold flying col
umns 81 automobiles bent on the ex
termination Of the oct-passenger il al
hut as severe a tax upon eyes, ears
/ limbs. and nerves as crossing the linz
81 fire on battlefield. In Vienna vol
need scarcely interrupt the reading b
Il newspaper in crossing most Of TIL
streets, and even in the most crowded
| YOU have no more apprehension Of be
/ ing knocked down BY the magniacen
policeman who superintends operations
Vienna ii BY no means dead oitl
i It9 Dr0Nd lnuFOuRHfNdeS arc aiiNS VIII
/ fsafic. An assured prosperity shine
upon you from the shop windows, from
its ranges of solid six-storied streets
from the tateterless garments and tran
nuil countenanecs Of those who fill them
i 1t Is simply that Vienna has not beei
i caught bv the world mania for breakin
1 the record, but in the shades Of be
schools, and to the music which Is a
her breath Of life, leads peaceful SELF
suflcing life of her own, full Of cour
teous Difference for the feelings Q
others, very little, If at all, tortuAd b
those ambitions for wealth and hurr
and brute supremacy by which mos
Of tine nations of men are rackett, bu
very really and truly captivated b
those unworldly interests Of the int
Iect and the soul which are 50 mue
out Of date as the god Pan with th
world 81 record breakers and income
clasts. Defeat In the Geld ha
perhaps ciyihSing influence Of its owl
i4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
GALLERY PLAYS
Tributed to The National Department
Of Justice.

Chicago, oct. 25.--Delsgates to the
National Civic federation convention
Yesterday uerc eagerly discussing re-
mark. made al the meeting o. Welnes-
day night by Charles G. Dawes, cx-comp.
tioller of the currency.
Mr.. Dawes made sharp attack up
on the federal department Of justice
virtually charging the Office Of the at
ttarney general with making gallery
plays lie said in part:
Il cannot say that 1t Il intentional
on the part Of the department Of jus
tice, bne some Of It's actions look re-
markedly as il favoritism was being
displayed in the selection 81 the com
binations to be investigated and in the
manner Of attack.
TT Il inevitable that the man who
does things Is in tho public eye. and
an attack upon him will aEays vii
publicity. II Is remarkable That ths
cases handled by the department Of jus
tice always are tried in the newspaper
before they get into the conrts,F
The speaker also criticized the mag
arine writers. who, he said, made .
practice Of attacking the men who &C
complished great things in the mer
camille and financial world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
Conversation means Of Education.

The school and the college employ the
student comparatively few hours a
day for a few years; conversation is o
training in q perpetual school, Many
get The best part OF their education in
conversation.
IL is a great ability discoverer, a great
rcyealar of possibilities and resources.
II stimulates thought wonderfully We
think more Of ourselves II we can talk
well, ii we can interest and hold others,
The power TO 40 SO increases our self
respect. our self.confidence.
No man knows what he really pos
sesses until he makes his best effort to
express to others what is in him. The
avenues Of the mind hy open, the factIl-
tics are alert. Every good convrrser has
felt power come to him from the lis,
tener which he never felt before and
which often stimulates and inspires t.
fresh endeavor. The mingling of thought
with thought, the contact Oh mind, de-
velops new powers, as the mixing OF Two
chemicals produces a third substance.
To converse well one must listen wei
also hold oneself in a receptive atti
tude.
Walker BesHnt used to tell OF clever
woman who had great reputation as
conversatIonalist, and this though sh'
talked very little. She had such a cor
dial sympathetio manner that she helpeS
the timid and the shy TO say their bes'
things and made them feel at home. Shi
dissipated their fears, and they coult
say things to her which they. could no
say to anyone else. People thought he
an interesting conyersationalist becaus'
she lad this ability to call out the hes
in others. =,
If you would make yourself Agreeable
YOU must be able to enter into the ny
Of the people YOU are conyersiug with
and YOU must touch them along the line
Of their interest No matter how niue
YOU may know about subject, i
does not happen 70 interest those {
whom You are talking, your efforts va
be largely lost.
Great conversationalists have Away
been very tsctful interesting withcu
onendine. Il docs not do TO stab Peopl
If YOU would interest them. nor to ORA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
HELD UP BY oYPsrEs.
Attempt Msde to Rob Driver Of Meat
Cart at Whiting.


Mildlebury. Oct. 25--It has just leak
ed ont that Alec McTott, who runs a
meat cart in the rural district, WAS the
victim Of an attempted highway rob
hery last Friday night near Whiting.
II was shortly after dark wh@en Ne
Tot came upon a hand Of Gypsies who
had been camping in the vicinity for
some DAYS. Their cart was placed
asroos the road. When McTot saw the
position Of the wagon he he brought the
horse to a halt. he had no sooner done
40 than two men spraHe out Of the dark.
ness. one seiying bis horse by the head
while the other went TO the back OF
the wagon and tried to open the doors
Of the case where he kept The meat.
In moment MeTot realized his posi-
ton and selling one Of his meat knives
he alirhted from the wagon. Seeing
that McTot meant business the man LEI
% Of the horse and made 4 hesty retreat
into some bushes. McTot had ss5 in
money and a gold watch in his pocket
but no attempt was made to secure
these.
The party Of gJ'psies consisted Of two
men and three women. Some time dur
ing the night they left for parts un
known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
DEMANDED SAVINGS.
Line in Front Of q Providence R. l.
Bank Yesterday.

Providence, r. l.. Oct as. Because
Of the connection Of Mhrsden J. Perry,
president OF the Union Trust company
of this city. with the Trust company Of
America Of New York, on which there
was run Wednesday. between 900 and
am depositar. sppessed a the bank Of
the Union Trust company yesterday and
demanded their savings.
At moon there was a crowd outside the
bank, but there we're very little eycite'
ment as they were paid - quickly ns
they could set TO the windows Of the
paying teilers.
Most Of the people who took part in
Yesterdays run were small depositors
who withdrew sums from s25 70 500
The Union Trust company Is pcrfecg'
" solvent, its officials say, and they war
not alarmed BY the run.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

May Join Commercial Operators But
Continue to work

Milwaukee, Oct. Decentralization
Of TIE Order Of Railway Teiegraphers
and the comemrcial TelnVrsphers seems
probable. according to indications Of the
special convention in eession here. but
Il Is not likeiy that tho Order a Rail
way Photographers win ioin the strike
4 amsigamation i perfected. Though
its members viii be asked 70 contribute
10 the strike fund The question Of
amalgamstion will be put TO a popular
vote In both unions.
a committee has been appointed and
preparations have been made for the
selection Of a successor TO President $,
J. Small. recently depsed. There are
several candidates in the field, three
from Kansas Clty and the present vice
president from Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
STANDARD TRIAL DAY.
First Monday in January for @yittle
Alton Case.

Chicago. oct. 25.--Another Jolt was
given the STANDARD Oil yesterday in the
tentative setting down for trial Of the
Little Alton case for tho first Monday
in January IN the Federal court. Judge
Bcthea will preside and the possible
maximum time that he will be able to
infiiet in event Of another conviction
will be $2,680,000
The counts number 1874 and relate TO
shipments made BY the Standard Oil
subsequent to March 3, los.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
Enjoin Mitchell From Organizing Mi
uers in Panhandle.

Wheeling, W. Va, Oct. 25.--Operators
Of three Of the big mines in Panhandle
counties Of West Virginia, yesterday be
fore United States Judge Dayton, got
an injunction restraining John Mntehsll
and I. L. Lewis and other officials from
organizing or interfering with the oper-
alton Of their mines BY nonlunion men,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

out their family skeletons. Some people
have the peculiar quality Of touohinz
the hest that a IN US; others stir MP
tue bad. Every time they come into
our presence they initiate us. Others
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

Found Dead BY His Sister Near ROeh-
ester.

Rochester. y. y, Oct. 25.-Robbcry
I, supposed to be the motive for tho
murder of John Smart, farmer, whose
hady. with a gaping wound IN the throat
WAS discovered by biz sister in his lone
IL home near Caledonia shortly before
10 o'clock yesterday morning.
Smart was about 50 years old. Re-
Gently. he sold the mineral rights Of bis
property to a gypsum company for 81
600. and the report was that the greater
rhrt Of the money vas kept In his home
lie was last seen alive about the place
three days ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
Satisfied Customers
SING Y
6-5-4I
PRAISES.

e-6-4 Is the onfy preparation that q
suitable for use on Gas. o. Gasoline,
Cookirs Ea-ges. because Il desfroys
rest. u <ssiss and grease proof, dries
n 10 ~ .as.f sss . stofied ffte pant.
For sale by Reynolds & Son, N. D.
Phelps & Co, G. w. Averill & Co. and
(. A. Prindle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

It's easy to slip up
in buying clothes. Unless
YOU are i textile expert you
ean'ttell much from a casual
inspection of clothing aud
you're practically at the
mercy Of the man with whom
you trade.
Probably the principal
reason why the sales OF
Morse Made clothing are
increasing so heavily is be-
cause people have learned
that their confidence in it is
merited by the service il
gives and has given for over
S. years.
Ask your dealer TO show you
Morse Made clothing, and look
for our label inside the inside
coat-pocket. II he doesn't sell Il
lei Us know and We will tell you
who does.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
SCHOOL GIRLS, CRIME.

Jealous, She Shoots suitor Dead, Then
Kills Herself.
shamokin, Pa. Oct. 25.--Because Miss
Lucy Douehton, leader Of the high school
sophomore class here. imagined that VII.
liam Klingcr was paving too much at
tentlon to another girl when Miss
Douehton thought be was in love with
her, she snot him dead in front Of her
parents home Wednesday night, then
shot and killed herself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

sil.v an that Is dIsagreeable They
never touch our sensitive spots and they
rall ont al that 4 spontaneous ana
sweet and bcautiful.--ln Success Mag
anne"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
plI.. cur.d in 8 q 4 pays.

pAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 70 cure
any case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in to IA days or mon.
ey refunded SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
THE FASTEST RUN
GOING EASTWARD.
Lusitania Breaks Record Going From
Sandy Hook to Fastnct, Ireland.

London. Oct 25 The Lusitania sig
nailed Browhesd at noon yesterday
II os officially estimated that the
Iusitania's time from Sandy Hook to
Queenstown will be four days p hours
and 80 minutes, record for the eastern
run.
Later il was announced that the LII
sitanIa was 1874 miles west OF Fastnet
at 1881 o'clock
The best previous eastern record was
FIVE days, four hours and 10 minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

Arec Red Salmon being firm in tex
tnre. and deep red in color, makes the
most delicious salad Several salad reci-
ues are given in the Argo Cook Book.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
OUR FISH MARKET

Is supplied with the freshest, sweetest
and pfumpest Fish. They reach US soon
after leaving their native element. The
following are now In season: Halibut,
Sword Fish, White Fish, Haddock, Cod,
Mackerel, Flounders. Lake Trout, Pike,
Blue Fish, Sea Trout, Finnan Haddie,
Oysters, CLANS and others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
BoeToN

The above union.made clothing e foI
sale in Barre by Moore & Owens only.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25

We start with size J years in bOys'
clothing.
Evening journal., 1907-01-29
Al the Garriek.

AS usual. the Garrick presents "a very
good show this week. All Of the acts
with the exception Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrow. experts IN shadows and sill
houettes are new here. The Hurleys
have an acrobatic act: Dale and Rossi
offer a Dutch comedy sketch: Miss
Monte Emerald. dainty English
singer and dancer. makes her first ap-
pearance before an American audience
thtis week; the Four MasOns. IN a
laughable absurdity, "A Country
school," with a plentiful supply OF
fun in its make-up and The Manhat-
tan Comedy -Four. In a singing and
comedy number that appeared To
please everyone yesterday, are some OF
the features offered. VIII Fox. the
musical satirist. who claims to be the
original comedy pianist, furnishes a
half hour Of good. wholesome enter
tainment. His mastery Of the piano IS
complete The feature pre-eminent on
this weeks bill is Laskey Rolfe &
Company's musical novelty, The lm-
mensaphone. AS its name implies, this
instrument is an immense phone on
the order Of the phOnograph, but OF
immense proportions. II produces a
song. medley or a reproduction of
Sousa's famous marches with all the
melody and volume OF the originals.
The Immenseaphone reaches its climax
IN the presentation Of An American
Battle Scene" which, while of neces~
sdty Leaving much 10 the imagination
Of thte audiences. is remarkably real
istic i'm its performances. The Im-
menseaphone ought to prove strong
card for the GarrlclS this week.