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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

Mn. +. @. Bradley, Of los PArsells
avenue. Rochester. N. Y. says; II
was weak. low-spirited and nervous. I
could hardly walk and could not bear
the least nolse. Ny appetite was poor
and could not sleep well. I had
severe headaches most Of tho time.
! was treated by two doctors but got
no relief and then decided % try Dr..
Williams Pink Pills. I soon began to
feel better and the improvement was
general. Ny appetite became hearty
and my sleep better. Tho headaches al
left and a few moro boxes entirely cured
me. would recommend DR.. Williams
Pink Pills 20 any nervous sufferer. "
DIR. williams Pink pills
are sold by all druggists, or will be sent,
postpaid. on receipt Of price. 50 cents per
box; six boxes for g.. 80. BY the Or. WI
liasns Medicine Co. schenectady. N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07
Ellen Terry Fears Misunderstanding

Ellen Terry Fears Misunderstanding.
Ellen Terry continues Ia delight the
pphlie NTH her Memoirs i'll tho Decem-
bcF Mcgtares. She tells az The DAYS
when she tiFSt played With Henry Irving,
when She Was @Ehsn ia the vanishing
point AAeg little damrhter once Te.
saarked chcaFfnlgys When yoa tainted
Thought yon vas going To fail into the
orchestra yol was Sc loac Whistler.
Oscar WSide. ana lilly langsEg are among
she celebrities Miss Terry knew init.
mAselv and 81 whom she writes enter,
tainiurjv The present CHAPTER. however.
i nosalNe sor vi extraordinary and Ill.
Illuminating characterization q Henry
Irving.
eIsow dangerous il is to write things
that rnsv not b. understood What /
Aaye written I have wgasaen merely Is
Indicate the qualities IN Henry Irvina's
nature whfch Wcre MnSnielRgiale to me.
perhaps heoaase | have s1ways been
more WOMAN thar artist lie alwsvs
Pat the Theatre srsi- he sxea Il ii. *
died in it. lie had none Of my bonrgeois
sasiitics .sAe iaee 81 heing II love. the
fave ST a hanae, aAe dislike IL solitude.
have alNaYs thought il hard t. sina
ny iaferserS. He was sure 81 lbs hi1A
niSse. III saras vsys he vas far s5naplsr
4hza d lie scald talk. foT instance, in
sab an iSnorsst way ~ 7a5a5sTS ard
sssasssians that ] hsusbca for him. Rui
Vas rot my hsash lar race uawoT3hv
thar BIS freedom fssm all nresertso ss-
zsss II matters IS ar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-07

more. 10 Il must have changed. From
"Mhcn We Were Bows" by NJ n. Stew
art, IN The Circle Tor December.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
ISLANDS SHAKEN BY
ROARING VOLCANOES
Etromboli and Etna In State .,
Violent Eruption.
PEOPLE ARE SEEKING SAFETY

Fears Entertained that the EntIr. +,
land Of strombOll May Be shat,.,,a
and Ensulfsd-worst Eruption. !,
Years.
Messina, Sicily. May 11.-rS.
eruption Of Mount Stromooli Va.
more violent Thursday and the apD,o-
hension is growing.
The violence of the present disur.
bance is declared to be without prec-
edent, even the Oldest inhabitants Of
the Npari islands not remembering
such a threatening condition. Al
most all the people of SrromboH Isle
have made their escape.
Ashes from the volcano have de.
stroyed everything on the island. The
decorations are heard on all the other
islands of the group with remarkable
distinctness, and produce an effect Of
terrific roaring. Fears are held
that the entire island of Stromboli
may be shattered and engulfed.
AT the same time the activity OF Mt.
Etna, on the eastern coast Of Sicily,
has increased. The column Of smoke
rolling out of the crater serves to re-
feet the fire within, and the illum.
mated smoke clouds can be seen from
Cantania, Tsormina and even from
the straits of Messina.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
CROP CONDITIONS.
BuIletIn Issued BY tho Department Of
Agriculture,

BuIletIn Issued BY tho Department Of
Agriculture,
Washington, May 1.-THE Official
report Issued Friday at 1890 p. m.
by the department of agriculture COW
erIng the period up to May /, 1907 /,
was as follows;
Winter wheat conditions, s2,S; area
remaining under cultivation, rs, 1872, :
900. Winter rye, condition So; the
meadow moving lands, SO. Spring
pastures, condition 1915. Spring plow-
ing contemplated, us. Spring plant
Ing, AZ per cent actually done up to
May I, 1907.
The area of winter wheat remaining
in cultivation May 4 Is ia per cent,
or about s 5Ss 600 acres less than the
area reported as sOwn last fall.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
FIGHT TO A FINISH.
Lonsshoremen's Strike IN New York
Far From Settlement.

New York, May 1.-THE long
shoremen's strike 30 far IS It con-
Germs the trans atlantic lines, gives
promise OF lasting some time, and
being a fight to a finish.
The strike against the coastwise
lines is settled. The settlement YVES
q partial victory Cor the men, for its
basis was compromises But the
deep water steamer companies take
the ground more dstermlnsdly than
ever that the strikers demands are
utterly unreasonabls and that there
can be no settlement 50 long as the
men persist in them.
Evidence OF the present temper OF
these homogeneous is found In an in
terview given by Emil Boas, agent Of
the Hamburg American line and in a
report At tho American Red Star line
once and that cots were being put
into the second story Of the American
line shed for the accommodation Of
the strike breakers.
Mr.. Boas was quoted as saying of
the situation with regard to his COM
pany:
"'rhe action Of the strikers has been
outrageous. They walked out with
out saying q word, although some OF
them were making from $25 to $50 a
week by working overtime, and we
think they were being-well paid for
the character of work that they were
doing"
In reply Patrick Connors, Of the
Longshoremen's union in Manhattan,
said;
1T Is not true that we struck with
out making any demands Before we
struck circular with demands was
Ia the hands OF every pier superinten-
dent and we struck because the de-
mAnds were refused At the wages
we were receiving the enforcement,
who have often to walt days for work,
did not average more than 81 a
week"
The congestion Of freight is becom-
ing enormous and the commerce OF
the port OF New York IL being endan-
Rered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
Manufacturers ReeOrc Reports Sew.
eraI important undertakInes.

Baltimore, May l1.-Correspon-
dence IN this weeks issue Of the Man
ufacturers Record from West vir-
ginla points, tell OF industrial under
talings In that state typical Of ac-
tvitfes in the south generally
Designed to open up more fully the
Potts Creek iron field, in Allegheny
county, Va, and monroe county
Virginia, is an extension OF the Big
Stony railroad the contract for which
has been let providing for the com
pletion Of line 2S miles long within
six months. This extension OF the
road which leaves The Norfolk and
Western railway at the mouth Of Big
Stony Creek, will carry 1t into the
heart of the big field Of rne hematlte
which, it Is estimated, will yield
4C0 eco 600 tons of ore
Tho placing OF an order for 46. 900
tons of steel rail by the Savannah /,
Augusta and Northern Railway COM
perry. chartered to build line from
Savannah. Ca, to Chattanooga,
Tenn. with a branch to Augusta.
Ca, and probably another branch
into Atlanta, has revived the conjec-
lures as 70 whether the hackers OF
the company are Interested in provid-
ing road for connecting link in
ore of the great systems in the south,
perhaps the Atlantic Coast Line. or
maybe an extension for the Seaboard
Air line.
Ii has been reported that grading
contracts are already let for the new
line, work to begin at Statesboro,
Ca. and TO bespushed in both direc-
items toward Savannah and Chatta-
uooga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
STRANGE lNFArUA7IoN.
Queer Story In Connection with Re.
cent Bomb ExpIoson.

cent Bomb Explosion.
Atlanta, May IL, Following the
arrest of Fred Bush and Charlie Doc
little, business partners, on the
charge Of being implicated In the at
tempt to wreck the home aud murder
the family OF Mrs. Julia Mccarthy
at 447 East Georgia Avenue Wednsa-
day night, by sending a bomb 10 hii'
Mccarthy, there has come to light a
story Of why Fred Bush should have
wished to kill Miss Katheryn MOoar-
thy and which gives q motive thai
adds a most strange and remarkaeI'
chapter to one OF the most sensation
al affairs that ever occurred In the city
Of Atlanta.
II is a story OF Jealousy. but not OF
a mans jealousy for a woman. II
the theory is true and Fred Bush Is
the guilty man, he wanted TO XIII
Miss Mccarthy, not because be vi"
jeai0us OF her, but because he was
Jealous of Charlie Doolittls.
Fred Bush did not want Miss NC
Carthy to go with Doolittle, Il is a.
legged in this remarkable story De-
cause he wished to keep DooU'ue
away from her. He did not love OF
dislike Miss Mccarthy. His feelings
toward her were that Of an indi9sI-
emit acquaintance. This was me IihA
that made the chain Of suspleioa
which pointed to Bush being the ssna-
er of the bomb into the McCSr'a'
family. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

Drestsn, May ll,--,DurihE q Sam
battle and while he was leading an At
tack by a Uhlan regiment. the king
OF saxony Thursday narrowly escaped
serious Injury He was thrown from
his horse, but when his attendants
rushed TO Me side Il was fOuud that
be was only stunned whsR he re-
covered no insistSd on again taking
part In Tie maneuvsrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

FAN River. Mass. May II. with
the recent advance In wages 10 mill
operatives in this city, amounting
practically 10 per cent In the present
state OF the market for cotton goods,
the landlords have started move
msnt TO increase rents. For several
months the population Of the city has
increased steadily with the mile call
Ing for more operatives to keep pace
With their. business and az a result
the demand for tsnOments has become
very sroat Many OF the operatives
unable 70 secure houses here i've In
New Bedford, going to and frem
work en- the electric oars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

London. May IL -Announeemen Is
made that a free pardon has been
granted to George Bdalji. the young
Birmingham lawyer who was convicted
four years ago OF mutilating neigh
bOrs horses and cattle and sentenced
10 seven years penal servitude. In
vestisations he'd BY Henry IaRou-
chere and ST. Arthur Conan Doyle.
who became interested 10 The case.
have. Il is stated. established Edal-
SIS Innocence aud demonstrated that
the police blundersd. Recently SIR
Conan Doyle afrer a personal inves-
tigaion pronounced the case similar
In many respects TO that OF Captain
Dreygus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

Havana. May il.-ArmOd bands are
reported to be committing dOprsda-
tions in the Congo district at santi-
ago and in the vicinity Of MANAGES,
Santa Glare. The brigands are ex-
acuns money from farmers and are
stealing horses The msmbers OF
the bands. II = believed, are negroes
who have been thrown cut Of work BY
the SndinE Of the sugar season.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

Atlanta, May l1.--Governor T"'
rell has returned 70 Atlanta from .
trip to New York and Washing 'oa
d. c.. where he went particularly .,
the purpose of calling on the Uni'sa
States commissioner Of agTieaItui'
with a view to securing the sssaoilA-
ment Of model farms In eonussoos
with the agricultural schools 10 So
Of the congressional districts ~ %,
state. The governor has aanoals .
that the department at WashihEs.,
had agreed 70 establish SUch nee
farm IN connection with each Of as.
trict schools and 70 paJ AZ sKps..,
connected with came from -. -
which the department has a'si
Cor that purpose.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
RATHER STRANGE CASE.
Circus Rider While Giving An ExhIbl.
ton Falls from Horse Dead.

Circus Rider While Giving An ExhIbl.
ton Falls from Horse Dead.
New York, May 11.-An old man
giving the name OF John Morrissey,
aud who said he was a former circus
rider, died suddenly while giving an
exhibition in a circus in this city on
Thursday. The man had applied to
the proprietor for aid. saying:
Let me work to earn It. can
ride for you. If you will let me. IT'S
been my trade. My name IL John
Morrissey.'
He was sent to the cook tent and
later was given a pony and told to
show what he could do. To the sur
prise OF the performers. MorrIssey
went through feat after feat. The
shabby old man looked transiixed on
the old horse At times be laughed
aloud as the other performers Ap-
piauded his riding.
Suddenly the man flung a hand into
the air. struggled an instant as II to
retain his balance. and then pitched
headlong into the ring A physician,
who was summoned. said the man
died almost instantly.
Nothing IL known about the old man
and his body was carried 70 the
morgue
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
CARS ARE RUN UNDER
POLICE PROTECTION
Motormen Are Cheered and
Showered With Flowers.
NO DISORDER BY T4E sraIkERs

and Jeered the Motormen, but the
Police Stopped Any Attempt to
Block the Lines.
San Franisco, May 11.-Despite
the efforts OF the citizens committee,
the settlement Of the street railroad
strike seems as far of as ever
The United Railroads officials de-
cline positively to recognize the car
mems union on the ground that it emit
out Of existence when the company
discharged It's employees forfdisobey-
ing the order to appear for work at
the car barns on Tuesday morning
last This position taken by the
company acts as a handicap In any
efforts 10 bring about settlement,
the only answer received from the
officials being that they have nothing
to arbitrate and that they propose to
run their cars
Two cars were run Thursday with
more success under protection of the
police. The mob was in evidence all
along the route taken by the cars >.
bur outside OF howls and teers there
was no disorder and any attempts to
blcck the road were promptly stop
ped by the police escort.
The appearance of the cars were
greeted with manifestations Of apr
proval by the better element along the
route taken, and the motormen on the
cars we're showered with flowers and
heartily cheered as they passed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
Canada We. United states.

New York. Nay ii.-IHterRAsional
EoH hstwOsa TIE United Staios ana
Canada 10 10 Be- attempted this sea-
san. Ten we'll knewn amateurs.
oh,enly frem vAe MetropoIltah and
PhniaAieVAia tissrieta. have aSreed e
egoas kAs bortsF and participate n
tsuEaAnsas ana team naloAsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

Denver, Colo May IA man
believed 10 be Waiter Wilson. want
ed in Oklahoma on The charge OF hay-
ing been implicated In q bank rob-
bery a. Tecumssh, OAia.. was ar
rested b aepusy shsriis here Thurs
day LsttsSs were found upon him
trom men in jail At Tscumseh who
we're captured AZ the uns OF ths rob
berry and aght with ohacera.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

Haslshurst, Ca. May ll.--Hasls-
h0rss will soon be a railroad cenJer.
Men OF means and large affairs in
sAis and other towns along the line
win soon apply for a charter for a
railroad 20 run from here to Way.
cposs. dsyslOping a timber and farm.
anE section which has never been
aouchoA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

summit. Ca. Nay LA bolt OF
nrntning wednesday afternoon struck
3 farm house belonElng 70 Made
Rountree a mile from this place. XIII
negro glrl instantly and knocklns
four members Of tho family insensible
some time TIE house wss de-
astee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

81. LOUIS. May ll--Fouowing a
quarrel IN their N lm Friday Chris
tan Miller, q blcaer. shot at MS
vile and missed her AZ she ran
screaming from the room. AsGpo-
hesmAn attracted BY ne shot entered
the room, Miller committed. suicide
With a revolver believing ne had kiu-
60 hta wire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

FltzEssald. Ca, Nay La
nsdniEht Tuesday nighi ne tufps.
tine plant Of COBaeiluiAn W.
Paul. wes discovered - - 90 ~
ard IN a few minutes NJ hod'si -.
% q blaze vas IN fgil pToErAss -.
barrels Of rsra csught are ~.
sntra plant vas eoasuued. bsi :
lhs ssir,sa & sisg sal $40
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
CAUSED LOSS OF $3.50 900 900.
OF This Amount 24s Insurance Com
panles Lost sf75 ,50s $50.

OF This Amount 24s Insurance Com
panies Lost st75 500, $50.
New York, May IL. The San Fran
cisco monhagrat1on of April, 1906,
swept away not only every dollar of
profit previously made by the insur-
ance companies, but the underwriting
since 1860, but cost them $40, 7O6,
ia besides.
According to a statement made by
President G. W. Burchell Of the
national board OF underwriters, in
the annual meeting of that organiza-
ton here Friday.
President Burehell said carefully
compiled figures showed the total
property loss by the catastrophe to
have been in round numbers, $3.50, :
600 900. The loss to 24S insurance
companies was s17B. sos $50. Only
twenty companies and number Of
these afterward resumed, are reported
10 have suspended after the Frisco
fire
President Burchell said the year
1906 was the most disastrous Ia the
history of Ere insurance. The I'M
derwritlng balance sheet for the year,
marine and frs branches, together.
showed loss OF over STA 600, 900.
All the Old oficers OF the board
were reelected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
HEIR IS BORN TO THE
I THRONE OF SPAIN
Will Bear the Title Of Prince of
the Asturias.
AocoRolNa 10 seANlsA DEcAEg

consIdsrabIs etiquette and Publicity
Attends the Birth Of . Royal Child
N Preparations to that End
nsIns Made.
Madrid, May Queen Victoria
gave birth TO = ron on Friday.
The birth Of the royal babe has been
awaited with eager interest through
out Spain. The news from the pal
ace early Friday morning that the
aooouchemant Of the queen was immi-
nent. spread like wildfire, and crowds
Stocked TO the great plaza fronting the
Eoyal palace. The happy event had
aaken the capital somewhat by sur
prise, for only Thursday afternoon
she queen had taken her customary
dliye and the court physicians had
sntimated that another two weeks
would pass before confinement.
In no monarchial country in the
world Is the ceremonial observed at
the birth Of the frst of spring OF
che King and spring 80 Tigidly, state
~ and formal rs in Spain. and on
this occasion, 80 significant for the
Bourbon dynasty with an heir 10 the
throne so anxiously awaited. nothing
WAS omitted from the courtly ell
Quetto.
From the moment when Queen Vic
togiA WAS oficially announced to be
approaching the period OF maternity,
abe most careful surveillance was ex
orcised over her, in order that the
hopes OF the country should not run
any risk Of being bllghted.
The son born Friday 70 King Alton
50 and Queen Victoria viii, accord
lng to decree OF the Spanish gov
efnment bear the title OF Prince OF
she Asturias.
The principRlity OF the Asturlas
WAS formerly the mountain refuge OF
the aboriginal Inhabitants OF Spain,
who remained there unconquered
alike by Roman and Moor In many
respects, the Asturias is regarded aS
She cradle OF the Spanish monarchy,
hence the pride taken in the title OF
Prince Of the Asturias,
Queen Victoria. the mother OF the
royal infant. was married to King Al
eonso al Madrid on May 81. 1906.
amid scenes OF the greatest splendor,
beloved by the horror OF bomb ex-
Dlosion which killed bcores of people
snd narrowly missed the royal coach
~ which their majesties were return.
ing from church
Considerable etiquette and publicity
attend the birth OF royal child AZ
Aiadrid King Alfonso. April 3, sign
"a deoree oriering the necessary
Preparations for the presentation Of
she child TO the high ofloials OF Spain
and the diplomatic Representatives ae-
ecoredited at Madrid Immediately AZ
atf the birth
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
60 status 49,

Atlanta May III TIE bronas STINT
ue o. Gea-ral John b. Corsoa. pars
70 70 crown g hish sraai.s pedestal
On Ne stare caplio, sroands. rtacael
she city b. frashi Wednesday night
~ gey q tbs ss-iasa fallrsg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
savannah 70 Gun 81 MsEleo.

savannah. Ca. May 1i.-The Sa-
vannah and Southwestern Railway Co
has been organized here. II is pro-
posed % build a read from savannah
- s. Andrsws eay 90 ne SUI o.
Hexioo. = distances " aboas eco niles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

London. May 10. The birth Of an
neir 70 the Spanish throne was re-
calved with uRfeigned satisfaction by
Nlng Edward. and all the royal family
Asre. who received tAs arst news OF
the event through newspaper agNu-
81 The general public, with whom
rprtncess BnA." the name by which
Queen Victoria was known previous
IS her conversion 10 Catholicism. was
always a prime favoritS, we're equally
oisassd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

consIdorabIs etiquette and Publicity
Attends the Birth Of q Royal Child
N MsdrId-Prsparatlons to that End
Selling Made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-18
THE BOND ISSUE
London Markets Frightened Up When the Announcement Was
 MaGe Over There.

London, Nov 1S.-The official an. nouncement from Washington that treasury certificates to the amount of $100,0O0000 bearing interest at 5 per cent ,and Panama bonds amount ing to $50,O00000 would be issued immediately in order to relieve the financial stringency in the United States had an immediate effect on the markets here to-day. Prices prompt ly advanced on the belief that Secre- tary COrtelyou's action was bound in great measure to romev the finan- cial strain. It was thought probable that it would stop the drain of gold from this market and obviate the ne- cessity for further increase in the Bank of England's rate of discount.
 Consols rose F above Saturdays close, to S2 1-S and other British securities rose in sympathy.
 Americans started 1 to 8 points above Saturdays close and changed hands in the forenoon at advancing prices. Some of the improvement subsequently, disappeared, but at noon they still stood firm at one to three points above parity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-18
$6.OOO AUTO AGAINST $500.
Yale Senior Wins Bet-Reception by
 Miss Roosevelt.

New Haven, Nov. 1S.-Wild chal lenges weer thrown out by tho Princeton rooters during the inter mission Saturday. A Princeton grad uate who has made a fortune in busi. ness in New York and who came UT to the game in a $6.00O automobile with a party of friends shouted: I'll give 20 to 1 on the Tigers"
 This nettled a Yale senior who was sitting wTithing in anguish at the Yale outlook and at the words of the Princeton man he called out. I'll take a slice of that for all I've got. How much have you got?" asked the Princeton enthusiast. ..T have only $500 here. but I'll put it all up." said the Yale senior. I'll tell you what I'll dO." said the New Yorker, I'll put mp my automobile against your $500"
 The money was placed in the hands of a stakeholder. together with the garage check for the automobile anal after Yale pulled out in the second half the New Yorker claimed that his let didn't include the furs left in tE,. automobile. removed them. ani sbiD- ped his friends back to New YOIk by train.