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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
Mexican Foreign Minister'S
Statements
SIMILAR DECISION MADE
BY Our State Department - Encroach-
ment BY zelaya Thought Likely
Zelaya's Aid to Rebels Cause Of
Salvador Alliance.

Mexico City, March a0.- Mexico will
on no condition join the United States
in a joint intervention between Mica.
ragua and Honduras" was the positive
declaration oil Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Mariscal ut the foreign Office Thursday
night.
This government il ready Ill any
time TO join the United States IN offering
its good offices III friendly mediation, but
viii 90 no further. Should President
Roosevelt decide 60 intervene he will
be obliged To net Independently as fat
as President Diaz Is concerned
II WAS pointed ont at the foreign az,
fee that 1t is TIE intention Of the Mex
lean government to offer friendly Offices
|of the republic and that this step was
prompted BY purely altnlist motives.
Mexico has no interest whatever in either
Honduras or Nicaragua. She has no
navy with which to patrol the Central
American coasts and feels under no Or
legations to incur the enormous expense
|ot equipping an army Of Intervention.
Fear ENFORCEMENT by Zelaya.
Washington, March 30.--Ihe moment
has not vet arrived when America and
Mexico can intervene to stop the spread
of war in Central America This was
the decision arrived at as the result OF
a conference between Secretary Root and
Ambassador Creel at the state depart
ment Thursday. The secretary also had
the benefit OF the advices received by
the diplomatic representatives OF the
Central American states from their own
governments. The absence Of definite
Information from the seat Of trouble Il
embarrassing to the officials who are de
sipous Of bringing about peace. II is
feared that the collapse Of the Bonilla
government in Honduras and the eonse-
quent installation OF the provisional gov
eminent in accord with that OF Nieara-
qua will result IN combined attack by
them upon other Central American re-
publics. The apprehension of such
movement has greatly alarmed all Of
the other states, and it is said THAT Gem
trail America, after an unusually long
term of peace, is now being rapidly turn.
ed into an armed camp in readiness To
repel attack from any quarter. II Is
said that there is no disposition on the
part OF this government % play Che part
OF policeman toward these sister repub,
lies, but it would welcome any proper
opportunity to restore peace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
Readily Relieved by This Sim
pie Home Made Mixture
CLEANS THE KIDNEYS WELL
Make Some Up and Try 1t Anyway;
Much Less Kidney Trouble Here
if This Prescription Becomes
Known Directions.

Here is prescription that anyone
fcan mix ut home. Any good prescrip-
tion pharmacy can supply the ingrefi-
ents named at little cost; being com
posed of vegetable extracts, it is hatm-
less and inexpensive Best Of all it does
its work well, relieving even the worst
forms Of bladder trouble, frequent urina-
tion, backache, kidney complaint, and
By its direct action upon the eliminatiye
tissue Of the kidneys, makes these most
vital organs rid the blood and system
Of waste matter and uric acid, which
eaIises rheumatism.
Here ii is, try 1t If you suffer fluid
extract dandehon, one.half ounce; COM
pound kargon, one ounce; compound
syrup sarsaparila, three ounces. Shake
well in a bottle and take in teaspoonfui
doses after each meal and at bedtime.
a we'll known local druggist Il au.
thority for tho statement that one
weeks use shows good results IN nearly
every instance, and such symptoms al
lame back, frequent desire to urinate,
pain IN bladder and even chronic rheu.
matism are generally relieved within a
few days, tho pain and swelling dimin.
ishing with each dose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
How He aproppea or

During the discrimination OF wit.
ness al the Tombs. New York, the dis.
triet attorney asked him where his fa-
ther was, to which the witness, with a
melancholy air, responded;
Dead, sir; be dropped off very sud.
denly, SIR
"H0w came he to drop of so sud
denlyg" was the next question.
foul play, sir. The sheriff imposed
on his unconscious nature and, getting
BIN 70 50 up to o platform to look at
select audience, suddenly he knocked
a trapdoor from under him. Tit Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
COLD WAVES.
Do They Come From The Rocky Noun
tains or From The Ether?

It has for long time been desirable
to obtain observations and daily maps
that would throw light upon the rival
hypothesis as to the origin and nature
of the mechanics, of the areas of high
pressure and cold, dry air that descend
from the northeast north, and some
times the northwest, upon the United
States
According to one, these are due to
upper westerly winds blowing over the
Rock Mountains toward areas Of low
pressure. The air becomes clear and
dry as il deseends the eastern slope ana
eools by compression and insulation.
according to smother, these are hori-
z9ntal protrusions southwark from the
great areas of cold air lying close to
the goind in Arctic America. 1t Is sup.
posed that only very thin lower layer
is drawn southward BY the development
OF areas Of low pressure in tropical
America, The Gulf States and the West
hdies.
According to. a third theory, there is
a cold upper anti-trade flowing from
equatorial regions to the Arctic on the
gradient 80 gentle that it's clear air
cools 70 tile lowest temperatures
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
PRESIDENT HEsIrArEs.
Has Not Yet Made Up His Mind to
Speak Out.

Washington, March 30. Inquiries az
the White House yesterday as TO the
presidents possible trip TO Illinois in
response to the invitation Of the Manu-.
faeturers association Of that state, has
brought forth the statement that Mr..
Roosevelt is still undecided, but that a
decision will probably be announced by
next week. Meantime the president Is
watching the financial situation and con
fer1ing freely about It with members Of
his own ofiieiakfamily, including the in
terstate commerce commissioners. Ii TIC
goes to Illinois, it will be, Of course,
with no other purpose than to make
notable speech on the railroad problem
a speech which would certainly be cal.
culated TO hold out some measure Of ne.
assurance to the honest investors Of the
country.
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low that, when II finally descends ia
ATTITUDES so degrees to 40 degrees, its
warming by compression does not rise
its temperature above the so degrees
% 30 degrees that is observed in our
sCyencst cold waves.
1t may we'll be that all three Of these
views must be combined together In
order to explain the actual process Of
nature Doubtless we shall need to Oh.
tain more data from the upper air by
means Of kites and balloons, but mean
while Prot. r. y. Stupart has directed
attention toward ire possibility Of com.
piling daily weather maps extending
rcFthWard beyond the Arctic Circle Al
hing the first requisite to the success
fu study Of the question. and we print
as charts OLA Of this review a series Of
his maps for Jan. 1918. 1904, as
illustrating what Is now possible iii this
line Of work There is no doubt that a
steady progress win be made in filing
up the blank spaces over the great
frozen region Of North America, and
that eventually the charts viii album
dainty represent the conditions at the
lower level Of the atmosphere. But
the data Tor upper levels viii, we fear
still be rather scanty, so that for these
we shall necessarily rely upon deduction
rather than observation.
Even now, however, we already per-
eeive many analogies between these
North American maps and those Of
Europe and Asia. SO that these, com
bined with similar ocean maps, repre-
sent one simple mechanical circulation
We must learn to study the whole
Northern Hemisphere on the whole globe
on a globular surface instead Of on the
plane surfaces that are offered by our
various misleading styles Of caro-.
graphic projection. &C. A. in Monthly
Weather Review.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
SKIPPED THEIR BAIL.
Borettes Leave Burlington Without
Ceremony.

Burlington, March 30-The cases of
state vs. Fanny Borette Howe and I'd
Nard Howe, informations for selling
liquor without license which grew
out Of the prosecution for the acid
throwing affair al the Rorette resort
IN the winter, was taken mp in Chitten-
den county court yesterday the rc-
apondents being missing. States At.
tarney sherman said that both the re-
spondents had iled jurisdiction The
bail in each case was then called by
the clerk and declared forfeited. +. g.
Webster, who was bail, made motion
to CHANGER in each case and the mo.
ton win be heard later Ia the term.
The hail was $500 in each ease.
I'm state va. Louis Shelley In indict
nent for the larceny Of ten from +, j.
Thomas &. Co., IN which the bail Of
$500 was forfeited last term. d motion
to chanccr was heard this morning
and The court reserved decision until
later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
SEINE FISHING CONTINUES.
Pike Now on Their Way to the Spawn
ing Beds Of the Missisquoi.

Alblrgh Springs, March 80. Fishing
on the Canadian border remains good
and the ice is still considered safe for
hauling the fish to the station at East
Alburgh. Monday the large pike began
To appear, which indicates that they are
an their way to the spawning beds,
Pike sell for Is cents pound and find
a ready market in Providence, r. l., and
the large cities OF New Hampshire. One
day this week over fifty teams visited
the grounds of MIR. Miller to buy fresh
fish for the market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
THREW CHILD INTO SEA.
Mother Tried to Follow, But ship officers
Prevented.

New York, March 30.-~The story Of
demented mother who threw her t4-
months-old infant into the sea, and then
attempted To follow it to DEATH was
told by the officers Of the steamer King
Albert, which arrived here yesterday
from Genoa and Naples.
The mother was Mrs, Fimolona AquiIa,
who with her husband and five children
embarked on the steamer at Naples.
Early in the voyage Mrs. Aqnila and
The infant daughter were stricken with
measles, and the mothers mind became
affected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
SUIT AGAINST SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Bondholders Of Subsidiary Line Want an
Interest on Their Securities.

Chicago. March 30.--Attomey Henry
Crawford Of this city announced yester-
day that bill in equity in behalf Of
the Croker Estate company Of San
Francisco aud Thomas H. Hubbard has
been filed in the circuit court OF AUSTIN.
Tex, asking that the Southern Pacific
railroad company be restrained from the
paying Of dividends upon its common
stock amount to S4,o0O,O00.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
Hearst sues Tribune for sa,soO.oOO.

Chicago, ILL.,, March 20. W. r. Hearst
has filed five libel suits against the
Chicago Tribune for 100000 each. The
suits are based on an article published
in the Tribune containing five extracts
from the speech delivered BY Secretary
OF state Elihu Root at Utica, n. Y, on
November !, 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
PARTLY HIS OWN cARELEssNEss.
Cause Of Death OF NJ. c. Rockford in
Rutland March 22.

Rutland, March 30.--Tho board Of
railroad commissioners has given ont its
findings into the cause Of the death Of
N. q. Rockford, section foreman on the
Rutland railroad, who was struck By a
Rutland railroad train February 23
The conclusion III: aWe find that the
accident was brought about by two
contributing causes Principally, by the
csrelessness of Rockford himself partly
BY the absence Of the fireman from his
post or, 10 put it differently, the run
ming of the engine without the fireman
thereon to help in the watch for dan
ger"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
WILLIAMS cARB0LIc SALvE
WITH ARNICA AND WITCH HAZEr

The hest salve in The world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter.
ehapped hands, and all skin eruptions.
IL IS guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25e by druggists.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props. Cleveland, o.
Sold b. c. II. Kendrick a Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
PRESIDENTS TEETH CUT THE
CABINET MEETING OFF SHORT
Roosevelts Engagement With Dentist
Is Principally Kept.

Washington, d. G., March 3d. The
cabinet meeting yesterday Was briefeg
than usual, che president having an en-.
gagement with a dentist which required
him to leave the White House at about
1880 o'clock.
Only six Of the nine members Of the
cabinet were present, Messrs. Taft and
Metcalf being ont of the country and
Attorney General BonapaFte absented
himself because Of the Good Friday
church holiday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
wEBSTERvILLE

All those having cigar tickets from
tiiguere Bros. are requested To bring
them to our store on OF before Satur.
day, March 80, 1907. The watch will
be given away on that day. Giguere
Bros.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
SOUTH MUST PAY MORE
WAGES, SAYS SARGENT.
Otherwise Immigrants Cannot BE Sc
cured for That Section.

cured Tor That SECTION.
New Orleans, March 30--A drawback
To Immigration III the south II pointed
out today BY immigrant commissioner
Frank p. Sargent. az follows:
There Is one thing the people Of the
South miTst learn III the handling Of
immigrants. They must pay better
wages or the foreigners will not remain
with them The South Is badly in need
of agricutprists, but il is not possible
for the farmers and planters 10 keep
labolers 1t d wage of 90 cents to 81
per day, when they can secure a wage
III Ss in tho NORTH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
DAMAGES OF sa,7oo AWARDED.
Verdict For Plaintiff in wilkins-Brock
Malpractice Suit,

Burlington, March S0.--In Chittenden
county court yesterday the Wilkins
Brock case which had been on trial
for about three weeks, in which the
plaintiff seeks to recover damages from
the defendant, an asteopathic physi.
eian, for alleged malpractice was given
70 the jury and verdict was returned
that the plaintiff recover $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
PRESIDENT HAS CHANGED HIS
HAWAII POLICY, HE THINKS.
Not Trying to Americanize the Islands
Now, Governor Carter Thinks.

Honolulu, March 30.--Governor Carter
in an interview Thursday intimated that,
in his opinion, President Roosevelt had
abandoned bis former policy Of Ameri-
canizing Hawaii,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
THE STATE FAIR,
Fight For It Lies Between Rutland and
Burlington.

Rutland, March 30.-- Eight members
of the State Fair Commission met here
yesterday, looked over the fair grounds
and met citizens. An executive session
held later, adjourned to April 6 at Bur
lington without any decision as to the
place Of holding the fair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
BREWERY STRIKE.
Employees Of All st. Louis Concerns
Quit Work.

ST. Louis, March 30.--Failing to ob.
tain the new scale Of wages they de-
manded, all the brewery workers in st.
Louis went on strike at noon yester-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money If IL fails
to cure. e. w. GROVES signature is
ON each box, csc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
SaFsatabs

For those who prefer medicine In tablet
form Hoods sassaparilla Is now put up IN
ehocolated tab lets callod sarsatabs, as web as
in the usual liquid forms sarsatabs are
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
TwENTY-F1RsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District bounded by and within
syshqs sGS West one Hu6dr'd & and wsnysth street
street and MOrnnr,ids avenue. East anu
The Second Election District bounded BY and within
West One Hundred Twenty-,ixth street ST
street ana Iornine.lds aTenu. East ana nf'n
The & Third EsSH s D;rss s bounded by and within
avenue. West One Hundred and Twenty-ssvsath
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
West one HGndTsd Hun and I*eny-ninth street Lenox
Seventh avenus N"1 -"'s seventh ''ree' ana
The Fifth ElsetiOn District bounded by and within
GasOpa Line from the SoTns. Of LsnOx
one ah0Ts1 %. ana street to the eornsT
Es r.s syss9s awe West One Hundred and
The sixth nieGton District 10 bounded by and within
Thirty-rst street TO tse eorns
Of % & aSea%s and p, west x one and Thh
Rna We 5 s ahsPss nSFss and Ds from the
ss to the S noa Of w, One HHdEd and
The Seventh Election District by and within
ON: Handsd and S
West one Hundred and sTss Oy sad within
nue. West ons Hundred and Twsnty-nin,h street and
The Ninth Election 4. bounded by and With,
ons Hundred ...t ana sYs1as cu
The Tenth Election District is bounded bv and within,
West One Hundred and Thirty street Eighth ave-
Nicholas avenue ~ Inn "'' street ana st
in Rs Ws. eSnh @ EsSSn District Is eSsnsed by
avenue. West One Hundred Thrty-hrst street and
Eighth - ~'@~~N anu
The Iwefth Election District is bounded hv and
Wlth Wsst One Hundred and Thirtythi street
Seventh ' S>'ee' anu
The Thlrteenth Election District is bounded bv nm.
within vest one Hundred Thiry--econd -frasr sS
avenue, 70 West One Hundred and Thirteth street ~
alasohsi Hne from the Hundred
sIest and Firth avenue the OF West
and LenoI -N~ A'o"ue.
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded bv a,.
within West One Hundred Thrty-thd Street Fi nS
Lenox >' ~NN" S''est and
IhH Fifteenth Election District is bounded by ana
@ @wis West one Hundred and rhiryfourth street Firth
avenue West One Hundred Thiry-thiri .rrs., .na
Lenox avenue. -N street ana
Inc sixteenth Election District is bounded nv ana
@ West ono Hundred and Thirty-fifth street Fifrh
Lenox Nf>' st'eVt ana
Inc seventeenth Election District is bounded ~, ,Da
"itnih West one Hundred and Thirty-fo,rtb
and Seventh avenue @ A''- - '''4'u street
The Ihe Eighteenth Election District is bounded bv and
witnln West One Hundred rhirty-fourth ztrsa,
seven seventh avenue West One Hundred Thrty-third
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by within
k1snua ~s''' a street. Avenue b ra'' Tenth street and
Avenue p ~
Eat. ' Esen sss 3 sef BY ,ss
East River Esst Eighth street Avenue y. East Tenth
The Fourth Election bounded by and within
and Avenue p avenue T. A1-' I"e'i'n street
Es,, IRe Fth Esot9n T. District is bounded within
and Avenue A.
Tse R:se9 s l. s sy y1ssn
Avenue TO East Tifteenth street diagonal line from
corner of East seen street and First avenue 10 "
sy sna .e9
and A. 4 East Foarteentb street s'ss nns
East Seventeenth street Liylnsson place Sixteenth
avenue ''9o' ana Second
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
irving pla"e. fifteenth street sRd Thra
Tenth Election District bounded by and Within
1nson place Ea. East Sixteenth
The Eleventh Election District s bounded bv and
street and First avenue. ee"'n
sass sE snd rea .se
,san a9S
TIE FOURTEENTH Election District is bounded by and
teenih sixteenth street and Aye
p
withn E. twentieth shteestS afs
,s ssssR,s Es:ss'0s District +: bounded
''Ssh ysS,.en, s;rs5 sns r.a .tsr sy'nTs p,re, .
xn s street. Second aTsnu. by Eas ena
sees,b stsss aEa E Third b.sp.t . ,o,,s,
t rt a.u. East EsSi Sn.re.nb har, s9.. Twen
z.tasp Est aSssas .ss5 sa
.~s.sa '''s' "'' i"'h's-hr'' street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

d and Eetsnss '6sS West
The Second I ELECTION District by and within
diagonal line from the corner Of West Fory-fourth
& street and Tenth avenue 70 the corner West Fort
third Teath assHSe s'' 0'''
'sss o SGH96ss sS and and WIEN W
West Fortyfourth street. Eighth avehue West Forty
The Fourth Election District bounded BY and within
Mest FoLty.sxth street Eighth avenue to West Forty
EoIy9oTh street and Eighth the
al, The Fin Election District bounded within
Ih street a Sas9nHi & iin9 from the corner Of West
West Forty fourth street and Tenth Tenth
w ae 9 hsS'iGR a D a1.%se BY s ad E ;n
The Seventh Election District Is bounded and within
West Fo[tEgsxsh street Tenth avenue West Fcrtyhth
Tho Eighth Election District is bounded by and within
Wsst Forty-seye1ya street Tenth avenue. West Forty
w.s ase E4h Dre is boundsa by and w5hn
sixth .ree and Tent5 n"enu 'h'h avenue West Forty
Tenth Election District bounded by and within
West Forty seventh street, Eighth Forty
The Eisvcnth Eection pistrtc, is bounded n and
S n6 stree. ana Y5t m % the % Ts OF West
E95ty7nnth Tt, ninth street and Eighth Eighth
TweIftt Election Disict Is bounded BY and within
seysnt street gnd 5 5ee Ninh avenue West Forty
t The ThrsseRth t. nth Election District BOUNDED
Fortyeghh street Tenth avenue, West Forty seventh
, The F9qT5seqs6 curt EsSti2n District bounded by and
FOftN-nlnth West
Forty-eignth and Eleventh
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within West FoTty-nnth street to Ninth
onal line from the Forty-ninth and
Ninth avenue TO the corner Of Tenth and West
Norty eighth street and Tenth avenue
TIC Sixteenth Election District IS bounded by and
sithi9 diagonal line from the corner of
sna West Forty-eighth street 70 the corner of
West Forty-eghth street TN >''''" avenue ana
The Seventeenth Election District bounded bv and
within West T1fueth street Eighth 10
Portyninth street. diagonal hne corner of
Eighth avenue and West Forty-nnth the corner
of West Forty eighth strSst and Ninth
The Eighteenth Erection District bounded bv and
within West Fiftleth Forty
ninth street and Tenth
The Nineteenth Election DEtTict k bv nd
within West Fift'eth West Forty
ninth street and Hudson River
The twentieth Election District is bounded by
within Wes' Fiftysecond street Eleventh avenue West
Ftfv-hrst street Tenth West Fifeth
Hudson River
The Twenty Election District is bounded bv and
within West Fifty-frrt street Ninth avenue West T-if
eth street and Tenth
The Twenty-Eecond Election js
within West Fftv-frst
teth street and Ninth
The Twenty-thrd Election District is bounded hy and
within Yves. Fifty-seeond street Eighth avenue West
Fffty-frst street and Ninth avenue.
The TTenty-rouTth Election District bounded by
Ffrty-hrst street and Tenth avenue.