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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
suFFRAeIsrs BADLY HuRr.
Women Injured Trying to Storm the
House Of Commons.

London, Feb. 14,--Foilowing confer
encc of the Women's Special and Politi.
cal Union yesterday, hundreds of women
suiffagists made a determined attack on
tine House of Commons with the object
Of forcing their way into the building.
The police had been forewarned Of the
attempt and large force, in uniform,
in plain clothes and mounted was on
duty about the building.
The doors of the House were shut in
the faces Of the women, and the police
attempted to drive them back. In 10 do.
ing the mounted police galloped among
the women, who struggled fiercely, and
many were thrown down into the mud
and badly hurt. The demonstrators
however, were kept out Of the House
proper, although the fight with the 20.
lice outside continued for long time.
Several women journalists, who were
roughly handled by mistake, tainted.
More than twenty OF the "Suifrag.
cites" were arrested and taken to the
nearest police station.
During the confusion following the
first onslaught of the women, six aSuf,
fragettes' succeeded in obtaining access
TO the public lobby and attempted to
rush through tho corridor leading into
the House, but were seized by the 20.
lice and elected,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
Senate and House Come to
An Agreement
JAP. CO0LlE QUESTION
Settled BY an Amendment President
Empowered to Act on Passports--If
Thes Are Not Satisfactory, the
Holders May BE Rejected.

Washington, Feb. 14.--Exelusion Of
secure admission To the United States to
the detriment of labor conditions in this
country il provided for by an amend
nent to the immigration bill, agreed up
ION by conferreas of the Senate and House
yesterday and reported to Congress. The
amendment which "A the result Of the de-
mand from the Pacific coast states for
the exclusion of Japanese coolies, and
win aid In securing an nnderi landing
between the administration and the San
Francisco delegation now in Washington
epnfening with President Roosevelt,
reads
THAT whenever the president shall be
satisfied that passports issued by any
foreign government To its citizens to b.
Ito any country, other than the Unitea
States, or to any insular possession Of
The United States oT To the canal zone,
are being used Tor the purpose OF en-
ablue the holtieIs tn come Cd the conti-
mental territory Of tho United States
to tho detiiment of labor conditions
therein, the president may refuse to per
nit such citizens of the country issuing
such passports To enter the continental
territory of the Unise States from smch
other country Or irnm slieA lnsular pos
sessions or from The canal xon.e'
That the San t'rutelseo sehnoi ques.
tion may be settled se4teulay WAS the
general opinion in official circles yester
day, Mayor Sehnaitz lad his associates
have received message from tho pres
ident saying he desired to coulter with
them al the White House again yestcr-
day afternoon. Secretary Roof had a
long conference with Speaker Cannon on
Tuesday and while both dcehncd To talk,
ii i the general belief that the Japanese
school question was discussed. 1t was
admitted at the Japanese embassy Tues
day night that representations have been
exchanged between the japanese ambas.
sador and Secretary Root, but the nature
OF those communications is kept a secret
Mayor Schmitz said that night:
eve have reasons to believe that II.
morrow's conference win be final. ssh.
cerely hope that an amicable agreement
may be reached"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
WEATHER MAN ON RACK;
INQUIRY OVER $2So,ooo.
Committee Wants to Know by What
Authority Prof. Moore is Erecting
Buildings at Mt. Weather, va.

Washington, d. G., Feb. f4.-Prof.
Willis Moore, chief Of the weather
bureau, has been asked to explain to the
House committee ON expenditures in
the department Of agriculture by what
authority he has expended more than
$150000 in erecting buildings at the oh.
eervatory at Mt. Weather, Va, and
under what authority he proposes to ex-
pend nearly 100000 more for the same
purpose. 1t has been shown by testi-
Inony that less than half the money
already expended has been authorized by
Congress for the erection Of buildings,
and that the remainder Of the money
so expended has been taken from gen
eral appropriations for the weather
bureau
Mr.. Moore did not explain to the
satisfaction OF the COMMITTEES, Of which
Representative Littleiieid i chairman,
but defended his position BY SAYING that
he had his authority from members of
the House committee ON agriculture,
gained at private conferences; Mem.
bers Of the COMMITTEES have denied this
statement under oath. II Is likely that
Mr. Moore viii be severely criticised by
Mr. Littletield's committee when it re-
ports to Congress.
Mr.. Moore stated that he had not got
done reading the provision, and said he
had some other authority FOR erecting
the Mt Weather plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
WHEN THE SNOW is ON THE SILL.


A simple meal though this may be
Of bread and butter. luscious honey
And dainty cup OF fragrant tea,
feast besides on that which money
Can never buys for though the chill
And stormy wind tho snow Is piling
In deep'ning drifts upon the sill,
Yet, winters dreariness beginning,
Come pictured scenes Of sun and shine;
+ hear again The be's loud droning,
The ulstling corn, the lowing kline,
The quaiPs nionotonous intoning;
/ see the furrow brown and bare,
The budding green, the slim stalk
bending,
Quaint shadows dancing everywhere
In rhythmic fantasies intending;
Behold the grain in bounteous sheayes
Upon the field OF stubby yellow;
The splendor of the cfims'ning leaves
And DER the resting earth the mellow
And dreamy light Of purple haze
Now from the rip'ning fruits distilling
Come spicy odors--autumn DAYS
The promises Of spring fulfilling.
So, on my board, the loaf Of wheat,
And The aroma of the clover
I'm golden butter stored, and sweet
White honey eulled by light winged
rover
Meath summer skies from myriad flow
ers,
Are now to mind these scenes recalling,
While chill winds blow and storm cloud
lowers,
And snow on roof and sill Il piling.
Lewiston Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
rho aFodesty of Women

,.a,l.. raalras them shrInk from shs
-sasnl as,asfians. the obnoxious ~.
silu .s.. ,, i, mi unpleasant local trtats
snants which some PHYSICIANS consider
l ls4. IN 4, NV treatment Of diseases of
s.,.,....Ssss VA IL help can be had Il ii
better fo submit to tllis Olus s,1, silaa let
the disease grow and spread. lhe tFoa5le
u that ~ often the woman uLaeteoes All
the annoyance and shame loE nothing.
mn WI women who nave been
c,,rad I'M Dr, Pjerce's Fayorite prescFip-
III, ,vrSM III aeureciati0n of the cure
ss.Iiah disrA.essSeT..g sAsGth the examlnat0ns
sy tl1 iacal trentmeatssa Ihere u 10 cher
,sae,fei N IN sure Ind safe -lor -idellGta
1850 n, II Eav0rife Prostitution. II
$50 drains. irregularltys and
III, iii 4vea Fnegs III always helps III
aIraoss always cures. III " strictly nom
aInnholic nns, z secret, MI its ingredients
r,f,,s .,rInfed III It'll bottle wrapper; con
tains no deleterioua or haDit-loifmllg
drugs. and every native mealclhai root
entering into its composition nag the illl
endorsements BIZ those most eminent ln the
saverai schools ot medical practlce, Some
N these numerous and strongest 81 pro
fassin anal endorsements Of Its ingredients,
will Nj found til b pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also in booklet mailed
free on request, hy Dr. r. Y Pierce, Of
Bnffalo. III. X. These professional en-
dorgcmcnts should have far more weight
than any amount III the ordinary lay, or
non-professional testimonials.
The most intelligent women now-a-days
insist III knowing what they take y med
iclne instead Of opening their mouths ike
4 lot of young birds and guiping down
Whatever Il offered them. rFayorite Pre-
scriptlon Is Of KNOWN COMPOSITION. 1t
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent free
on receipt of stamps To pay expense OF
mailing onlv. Send to Dr. X. N. Pierce
Rmffalo. NJ. vi. 2I one-cent stamps for pa
per covered. or 3t stamps for cloth bound.
III sick consult the Doctor, Iree of charge
hy letter. All such communications are
held sacredly confidential.
Or piercess Pleasant Pellets invigorate
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
BILL FOR PASS MAY SUCCEED.
Granite State Legislator Is For Roads
Taking Members Free.

Concord, N. H., Jan. 1.-THE free
transportation question was put in the
House yesterday morning as q special
order, the bill under consideration being
that from the Judiciary committee which
was last week submitted with majority
and minority reports. An amendment
which practically substituted the minor
ity for the majority report was defeat
ed by roll call vote Of 200 to rs.
Mr.. Lord Of Manchester offered an
amendment which proposed TO strike out
all but the enacting clause and substi-
tute q bill which in effect requires the
state to furnish free transportation to
members Of the legislature during the
session time in return for valuable fran,
ehises enjoyed, and forbids beyond this
the issuance to or acceptance by mem.
beers, public officers, etc, Of the free
passes.
It is believed this bill will pass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
LAW POINTS.

Mental distress and bereavement OF
the father are held in Kelley versus
Ohio River Railroad company CIV. VA,
2 L. r. A. IN. 50. sos. to be an element
Of damages in an action in his behalf
for the death Of bis son.
The legal obligation Of father to
support his minor children Is held in
Spencer versus Spencer Mimi. 2 Il.
Il. A. IN. 81. S51, not to be impaired by
decree Of divorce giving the custody
Of the children to the mother.
II one buys property Of another and
agrees to resell 1t to such other at an
advanced price payable in the future,
It Is held In Rogers versus Blouen-
stein tGa.l, 8 L. r, A, (N. 81. 213. that
such transaction, actually made, Is
not illegal, but will be enforced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
TEE FIsH TowkD THE ICE CAKE BACK AND
FORTH.

woman was fishing were within TWEEN.
ty feet Of this open water. Getting d
hard bite, Miss Van Glider drew up on
her line. The ice cracked, and the big
cake on which she was standing was
pulled by the fish into the open water.
There was no boat at hand, and Don
aldson could not 80 to the young wo-
mans aid The fish towed the leo cake,
with the woman upon 1T back and
forth but she never let so Of the line.
Donaldson cut a long pole from the
underbrush, and when the fish had
towed the ice cake, with fits human
freight. near enough Miss Van Glider
ciutched IL with one hand, still holding
on to the line with the other. Donald.
son drew the cake to the solid ice, and
the young lady was safely Ianded--so
was the fish which was Il six and one
quarter pound pickerei.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
TOWN IN PENNSYLVANIA
TERR0RIzED BY RIOTERS.
Italian Shoots Merchant and Foreigners
Get Out Of Hand.

Johnstown, Pa, Feb. 14.--According
to adviees received here from Barnes.
boro, forty miles north Of this city, Hm-
ry Neumann, clothing merchant, was
shot down by an unknown Italian early
yesterday morning as q result Of feud
between Americans and foreigners which
has been in existence at that place for
some time.
After the shooting the foreigners be.
gan rioting and terrorizing the town, and
the state constabuIary and the county
police have been summoned.
The shooting is reported To have been
without provocation Neumann / sail
to have been standing on the street when
party Of Italians approached and one
of the foreigners stepped forward and
shot him. The assailant then made his
escape,
Neumann was put aboard a special
engine, rushed to this city, and placed
in a hospital here. His condition is
critical.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
CATS AND DOCS.
The Cats Independent-Dogs Are De-
pendent.


The Cats Independent-Dogs Are De-
pendent.
IT happened not long ago to an TN.
fortunate man. who bad separated cat
and dog which were fighting, to pay Tor
his interference with his life. The cat,
50 we read, scratched him % violently
that he, died from blood poisoning. The
incident Il only worth mentioning be.
cause oil the light which it throws on
the respective characteristics OF the ami
mails most frequently and most closely
associated with man Why was II re-
served To the cat in this case To resent
human interference? 1t Il plain that
she did not acknowledge any right on
the part Of the man to stop the fight,
and that ii only part of her ordinary in
dependence of human control Man, as
Bacon shrewdly observed, Is a god to
his dog; bat a cat il practical athe-
list, and as she does not ask for her
masters protection, 80 she renders him
NO submission. How pathetically does
the canine reverence for man display
itself III the behavior of dog who finds
himself In the custody ofsa railway OIL
cial whom he has never seen, and whom
he would not hesitate to bite if his mas
ter was at hand. But alone he feels
himself helpless, and SO be fawns upon
his temporary tyrant, wags his tail and
tries every artifce to coax him into good
hunor. Cats win often try to ingfati.
ate themselves with strangers, but with
them it Is not a serious business. just
q smile, and i poor puss" is all that
is obtained or looked for.--London Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
EaH MIC zinc Mar Sc.

A fall on q slippery pavement. when
the razor.llke edge Of piece OF ice
performed an operation for which
some oculists charge $1,000, has re.
stored the eyeslght Of the Rev. Sam.
uel H. Cummlns. Baltimore minister,
who has been totally blind for twenty
FIVE years. The Rev. Or. Cummlns
states:
II slipped on one of those sliding
places the boys have and fell heavily
on my face. A piece Of Ice or snow on
the ground bit my eye with awful
force. lay stunned for moment
Then ] arose and found to my astonish.
ment that strange new light was Wis
ible through the eye which the ice had
struck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
LITTLE CHANCE FOR SANDERS.
Committee Suspicious Of 2Sth Infantry
Sergeant.

Washington, Feb. l4.--Aiingo Sanders,
the discharged first sergeant of B com
pany Of the 25th infantry, has so shaken
The faith Of members Of the committee
and officials Of the administration in the
veraeity Of his statements that he stands
very little chance Of being accepted for
Ye.enlistment. For some time the pres
ident and Secretary Taft have been con
sidering the question Of re-enlist'hs
Sanders because Of his record of nearly
twenty-six years excellent service It
is now feared that nc has been coach.
ed by representatives the C,nstita.
ton League. for his testimony before Tho
committee Tuesday varied in many par.
ticulars from that which be gave to Gen
eral Darlington. 1t looks Is II Mingo
Sanders in bis effort to save al OF the
discharged soldiers has destroyed t,,e
good chances which he had Of being re
enlisted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneys1
Have YOU overwoTked your nervous sys.
TEN and caused trouble with your Kid.
neys and bladderl Have you pains in
loins, side, back, goins and bladderS
Have you q flabby appearance of the
face, especially under the eyesf Too
frequent desire to pass urinef Ii
90, Williams Kidney Pills win cure you.
Sample free. BY mail SOC. Williams
Mfg. Co., proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold By @. II, Kendrick s. Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14

AL BEVERIndE. ter to the Consum-
ers' league of New York regarding
the evils incident to the employment
Of those Of tender years lii industrial
establishments.
The bill introduced In the senate by
Albert j. Beyeridge Of Indiana has
been much discussed III the press, and
the question OF the wisdom of national
legislation on the subject has been
raised Some claim that 1t Is a prob
lem whose solution can best be left
entirely TO the individual states SEN
ator Beyeridge challenged attention BY
his statement that there are now near
~ 100000 breadwinners under fifteen
years of age in the United States and
that Of these almost 100000 are en-.
gagged in work other than agriculture.
"ChiId labor on the farm is good.
says the senator "This bin does not
strike at that, II strikes only at child
slavery In factories, mines and sweat
shops"
Senator Beveridge's plan Of getting
at the child labor evil Is to prohibit by
federal statute any interstate com
merce In articles which are the prod.
uct OF such labor. Some who recog-
nize the force Of the senator's argu.
ments against child labor maintain
that the states should be left TO put
reforms on this subject in execution
ana that bis bill would If enacted into
law. be q step In the direction Of cen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
PARLIAMENT WON'T DROP
SWETTENHAM INCIDENT.
Win Ask For Governor and Admiral
Davis Correspondence.

London, Feb. 1.-THE incident be-
tween Governor Swettenham of Jamaica
and Rear Admiral Davis of The United
States Navy, at the time Of the recent
earthquake at Kingston il not TO be per-
mitted to drop out Of sight.
Efforts will be made in parliament to
obtain a governmental statement on the
subject, and as preliminary John D,
Rees, Liberal, gave notice today OF his
intention to ask the government next
Monday that the correspondence be-
tween the governor and the American
admiral concerning the assistance rem
dered by the latter be furnished to the
House Of Commons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
$l2,e5O no HARRY THAW
FROM HIS FATHERS ESTATE
This His Share Of Income From July
10 to Nov | Of Last Year.

Pittsburg, FEB. t4. Benjamin Thaw.
Alexander Blair Thaw, and r. Chalmers
Darsie, trustees Of certain fund estab-
lisdied under the will of William Thaw,
haze filed an account for audit in the
Orphans court showing that Harry
Kendall I'haw will receive $I2,650 as
Till share from that portion of bis
fathers estate embracing what ID known
l8 tile coke trust" for the period be-
tween July 10 and NOV 4 Of last year,
Afiaa TIlaw, the Countess of Yarin0uttsh
and the other seven children will receive
rs like amount from this source. The
nepheNs will receive half that amount.
The Coke Trust includes all the
coke and coal properties owned by Will
liam Thaw in the ConnellvilIe coke re-
gion. Most of the properties have been
leased on royalties, and bring in large
returns yearly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
TROUBLES OF KELSEY
GO OVER TO MONDAY.
Nothing to Be Done in Insurance cast
This Week.

Albany, N. Y, Feb. 14.-When asked
yesterday ii he had anything TO say CON
corning the insurance situation, Governor
Hughes replied:
"In view OF the death Of Governor
Higgins, all matters involving the in
surance department win have to be post
poned until after the funeral"
There will be no action in connection
with the reported resignation or removal
Of Superintendent 81 Insurance Otto KEEL
soy until Monday night at least It Is
believed that the governor was prepared
to ask the Senate yesterday to take some
action toward removing kelsey.
In reference TO Kelsey's move to APP
peal to the Democratic senators, Senator
Grady admitted that he was 4ali at sea.
Thus tie insurance situation" stands
until Monday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
PRESCRIPTION TO
CLEAN The BLOOD.

ANY one can easily mix the
following prescription at home,
which ii said to be splendid be-
cause Of It's peculiar action upon
tho kidneys, which are made to
properly filter ana strain FROM
the blood the impurities and
poisons.
Get the ingredients, which are
all of vegetable extraction and
harmless, from any good phar
macy, and mix them by shak
ing well IN a bottle: Fluid Ex-
tract Dandelion, one half ounce;
Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup sarsaparilla,
three ounces.
Take in tcaspoonful doses af-
ter each meal and at bedtime.
Drink plenty Of good water, too.
Those who require q good
blood cleanser and system tonic,
whose kidneys are weak and
elogged Up, should prepare this
mixture and take as directed for
d few days and note results.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
UNION, FACING
STRIKE, GIVES WAGE INCREASE
Ten Per Cent Increase Is Granted to ben
ii Big Offices of Country.

New York, Feb. 14.-An increase OF
10 per cent III the wages of telepragh
operators Al tle eompany's principal Of.
fees throughout THE country was an
nounced BIZ The Western Union Teie-
graph company yesterday.
The announcement Of the increases
was made ii letter from Robert G.
Clowry. president Of the company. TO
the general superintendent B. B. Brooks,
New York; 7. P. Cook, Chicago; Frank
Jaynes, San Francisco, and J, Levin,
Atlanta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
CARvERS HADN'T LooK-IN
AFTER FIRST BOXES.
Went Down Before the Rushers in Three
Straight Strings in Candle Pin League
Jumpers and Nippers Play
Tonight.

The Rushers put it over the Carvers'
team Of the candle pin league with a
vengeance last evening. the Carvers not
having look.in after the frat few boxes
wer rolled. Mute rolled the high string
OF the evening with 104, and Alexander
the high three string total with 2s5. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14

The greatest pyramid in the world Is
that Of Cheops Of the Glzeh group. 1t
contains s9.O00000 cubic feet Of ma
sonry, Is 451 feet high. and the total
weight Of the stone In this mammoth
monument has been estimated as over
100000 tons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
DOG KILLS MISTRESS
WHO COMES 10 FEED HIM.


Philadelphia, Feb. l4-Mrs. Lena
Smith of this city, who was terribly torn
and bitten hr ieious bulldog at her
home Tuesday aialits lied 1T hospital
yesterday.
The dog was whipped by Mrs Smith
On Monday and showed resentment All of
Tuesday She went into the kitchen oi
her home that evening with d plate Of
meat for tile dog, and was immediately
attacked BIZ the animal Attracted BIZ
Mrs. Smiths screams, her husband went
t0 her assistance and killed the dog.
Before she became unconscious AIRS.
Smith said:
III beat the dog for disobeying me,
and 1t was sullen AL day. ! felt sorry
that night ana was gazing Il good sup.
pef, when it attacked me-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
FooIsd che Firsr,.r.

Half a dozen iremen rushed into 4
burning warehouse In New York and
stumbled over three women. expensive
~ dressed lying on the foor. When
they were rescued they turned out to
be lazy figures.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
chlna Neada suppIles untiI May.

The Chinese minister has received a
eablegram from the viceroy 81 Marking
saying that ito relieve the famine suf-
ferings which must continue until the
spring, supplies win be needed until the
middle of May
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
THE SENATE
MEETS EARLIER
Eleven O'clock for Opening
of Sessions
NEW SCHEDULE MONDAY
-
The Naval Appropriation Before the
House--Fa Favorable Report On the
Bill Relating to Nobel
Prize.
NEW SCHEDULE MONDAY

Washington, b. Ct, Feb. 1.-THE Sen.
ate, yesterday, adopted an order at the
suggestion of Senator Allison, providing
that beginning Monday next, the daily
sessions Of the Senate shall begin at
eleven o'clock istead of noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
HOSTILE POWER.
Japan Places Blame for War Talk Be
n ing Made.

Toxic, Feb. 14r-Despite the apparent
hitch III The Japanese negotiations be-
tween President Roosevelt and the San
Francisco school board authorities, con.
fdenee continues in tho presidents final
success.
Reliable reports from abroad agree in
attribHting the talk Of war with Ameri-
lea as an antiJapsnese agitation, the
work Of emissafies 81 q power hostile
ito Japan, ever watching to victimize her
and disparage her power.