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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

FOR SALE-Grand chance TO buy a nice
home, as parties are going to leave town. A
Groom cottage and two lots; with city and
spring water and gas lights. A good hen house
on one lot Situated on the corner of East and
High SITS. For particulars call at house. 13lti2s
FOR SALE On easy terms new cottage Of
six rooms plenty of cupboard and closet room.
bath, electric lights, piped for furnace, hot and
cold water. The best of neighbors, just off
Maple Ave. Come and see il at 10 Warren st.
Also three building lots i2sf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31
no SELL on EXCHANGE.

DO YOU want to buy. sell or exchange your
house or farm2 Call or write the Vermont
Real estate Agency for listing blanks 90
North Main street, Barre. s0t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

FOR sALR-House on Pleasant street, North
field. % 40; ell isx2 20; hen house ~ "a
House nicely located for boarders, a rooms
i-2 acre OF land fruit trees, no village tax for
water; lot can be sold and have a good gar
den left The price Is only $500 also have
a M-cow farm located in Brookfieid. viii sell
or trade for city property IN Barre H. C.
Wooaworth, Real Estate, Randolph, VI, l42t6s
FOR SALE-Barber shop, corner of Main and
Granite streets. Modern fixtures Good BUSH
ness stand Sell cheap. Apply In person or by
letter to 292 North Main street. Barre, Vt. lSet6s
FOR SALE-Well patrOnized Barber Shop
with all up TO date fixtures. Pool tables, cues
balls. etc. in back part of shop. Two together
make a splendid paying proposition. Located
in Browns block, 305 n Main street. Necessity
Of selling will induce owners 70 accept low
figure. Call at shop between and 0, or to 10
p. IN. 1851
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31
FOR SALE IN THE Il. B. CATE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY.

FOR SALE--Six-room cottage on Pleasant
street, with electric lights, bath, hot water
connections. Large corner lot. with garden or
for barn. This is a nice house for d nice
family at low price. Is6tf
The owner moves out, you move in. Six
room cottage on the corner OF West Patterson
and Orange streets, with every modern i'm
provement Been built only years. Lot 73 by
90. This Is also nice place for a nice family.
Price right 1851
sixroom cottage on East Street Extension,
with barn. II sold very soon price will be only
sl350.00, $4,000 or $4,000 down. iS6tf
Cottage on Foster street, only $4,000, $4,000
down, l35tf
Eightroom house, barn and about acre Of
land, located in South Barre. win sell low OF
exchange for a farm. i36tf
Six-room house, barn and between and 8
acres of land. Located in East Barre. Build
ings are in hrst-class repair. The owner wishes
to sell 90 engage in business elsewhere, there
fore will sell cheap. Only Si5O0.O0 i36tf
These, with many others, are in the L. b.
Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TIE IInHs viii publish Wants, Lost and
Found. For Sale. To Let etd.-short advertise.
monts-at the rate OF four lines for twenty 1--WE
cents for the nrst haaFuoa anu nvo cents for
each Subsequent Insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Read Every Description Carefully

0O.Aoro Farm. One and one-fonrth
miles from WilliamstOwn, ON the main road
10 GTaniteyilie Good house, all painted
new, and good, comfortable barn, rs feet
long. with basement Place viii Keep 10
COWS, Located very near school and Ia
good neighborhood. Price. including three
cows. 3-yeaT-Old colt, crops and all the
tools, only sg50lO0 Would sell farm alone
II the purchaser did not care for the per.
sonal property, alu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

House, Barn and About Nine
Acres OF Land. about three ana one-half
miles fro m city and one mile from East
Montpelier. There Is q good barn ON the
place and comfortable house. Price for im-
mediate sale, only $4,000 which will In
clude some personal property. i4lf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

FOR SALE Best residence lots In the city al
head of French street. View unobstruoted
clear TO Washington street. Convenient to
both lines OF trolley. Good air, dry soil. No
filling required. See plan. Averin Granite
Co., Averih Building, City lotf
FARM LANDS-Plenty Of opportunities are
open for farmers and lab0rers in the State of
Minnesota Land can be purchased for $500
per acre and up The timber will pay for the
land Good wages for merchanics and farm
hends. For Information and statistics in re-
gard TO crops, soil, climate, etc, complied by
she State, address George WEIGH, Commission
er Of Immigration, State Capitol, St Paul,
Mimi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

FOR sALE-seoond- hand organ, cheap. 40.
ply TO Mary L. Bosworth. % Merchant 81 1905
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

FOR sALE-Baby carriage. Apply at5 West
e"ee@ 1906
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

WANTED - stenographer and typewriter
wants position. Address 3D., " Times. l4st3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Letter cutter, one that can cut
granite. Best wages, steady work for good
man. The Akron Monumental Works, Akron,
Ohio 1899
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

WANTED Single young man Of good habits
and address TO 60 out of town to work at once
in Vermont. Apply Thursday, between hours
of II and for o. Il. Aullison, at Pavilion Hotel,
Montpelier. i43t3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

wANTED--At once, middle aged woman for
light homework. Good pay 10 right party.
Address ID. M. Beaton, East Granville, Yer
mont. lalt3a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

FOR SAILS cows. mostly young stock and
most OF them 10 come Ia soon Win exchange
Tor beei cattle, A. Tomasi, Barre, VI. Tole-
phone iOo-2i. lastf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

FOR SALE.

foh hNLE-One "a Eastman Kodak f3f4
l.sl and complete outht. an hi goea sa,,
dltion' Address Box go o. phone lOs,s Itsles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TO RENT-Fnmished rooms, modern iln-
prOvements. ONCE 2s Pearl street, ground
door A. H. Buzzell. soft
ROOM TO RENT-Inquire Of Mrs. Gates,
Morse Block. l0etf
TO RENT-Two furnished rooms at IL Cot
tage street. upstairs. Inquire at IL Cottage
street. qstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

wANTED--At once, a few more granite cut
tiers and one apprentice at J. o. Bilodeau's
East Barre, VT. 15Stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

in small town. An especially good stand.
Present owner has made over $4,000 per
year in this place, but is obliged 70 sell on
account Of III health. Price is only
sl375.00 l4ltf
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
INDEMNITY F0RTURKEl
Practical Agreement to Accept
$50, ,00O,O0 from Bulgaria.

Sofia, Nov 23.-The representatives Of the
powers called on NJ. Poprikoff, the Foreign Min
ister to-day to inquire regarding the negotia-
tions which have been going on at CONSTANT
nople. and to offer counsels OF conciliation M
Pcprikof responded that Bulgaria had done Its
utmost to come to terms and had found Turkey
equally reasonable settlement, however, he
said. was now impeded mainly by the stock
holders of the Oriental Railway. who were dis
satisfied with the Bulgarian offer which Turkey
already has accepted
It is hoped here that British and Russian
diplomacy. which has been steadily excrted in
favor OF peace. will find g means to surmount
this difficulty 1t - learned that the Turko-
Bulgarian delegates have reached basis OF
agreement on the two principal questions in
volved. Turkey has accepted an offer Of SS,OOo'-
600 for the Oriental property, divided as fol-
lows: Forty-fve per cent to the Austrian stock
holders and 55 per cent covering Turkeys
property rights, which have already been mort
gagged security for foreign loan. This offer
based the earnings OF the road. covering
a five year period.
Bulgaria also has offered s12O00OO0 as the
capitalized value Of the Rumelian tribute for
which capital value had never been hxed. on
condition that Turkey waive further claims for
tribute from North Bulgaria participation IN
the Ottoman public debt.
The Turkish Ministers were lcath to shoulder
the responsibility before parliament and public
opinion for Issuing to Bulgaria a clean bill OF
exemption on these lines, but II is believed here
that they Will ultimately overcome their scru-
pies, as otherwise Bulgaria will insist on sub
mitting the whole case TO a conference Of the
powers.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
MEYERS GETS HABEAs CORPUS WRIT.
Man Brought Here from Pittsburg Denies
Theft of $4,000 Worth of Stock.

J. Monteiore Meyers, who was arrested IN Pitts
burg and brought 70 this city charged with the
larceny ot five shares Of stock OF the Central Coal
Lumber and Construction Company. valued st
1890 from J. Biddleson, OF No Is Nassau street
vSs held yesterday morning in 5000 ball. which
he unable obtain. and was taken to the
Tombs
Counsel for the prisoner opposed such high bail
and asserted that the commitment was illegal
Later in the DAY they obtained writ OF habeas
corpus from Justice Mccall directing the warden
Of the Tobs 20 produce their client before him al
1890 O'Clock this morning.
according 10 Biddlesoa. he gave the stock to
Meyers 80 sell FOR him. and says he unable 20
get either the stock or the money. Meyers says he
is innocent OF any wrongdoing.
AS 70 the story that David Belasco the theatrical
manager. and Meyers had been bosom friends In
PittSburg Meyers said that he had met the play
wright ane had cheese sandwich and a bottle OF
beer with him
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
DEpREoATEs LAWSON PURDY's PLAN.
Municipal Research Bureau Secretary Says
Advisory Boards Are Not a Success.

william M. Allen, secretary OF the Bureau of
Municipal Research, in a statement last night said
Lawson Purdys suggestion of advisory COM
rnittee appointed by the Mayor was not the right
solution of the citys debt problem. He said the
present Mayor and Comptroller had not lacked ad-
vice, nor did their predecessors. and that past
experience did not encourage dependence upon ad-
visory commissions. He added:
Given the facts, the newspapers OF New York are
select; given facts upon which all agree the
aeuon 20 ee taken by 3 mayo seldom requires the
without facts and dependent largely upon the
ory neither the public nor the press. nor the se-
committee chosen, have been able to agree upon
line OF aGtiGn Tor which mayor or controller
For mayor to take advice not drawn from in
.ormation .s worse foIm Of gambling than betting
show that we must fit ourselves 10 protect and
ourselves. Moreover. must see TO II thai
vising the heads OF departments Mayor Controer
public and press as 70 things not done that ought
Our need is not for few Lord Bountifuls TO sit
as contemplation judges sit, and volunteer COM
exchange tiresone views based on half inTorrn5s'
ton. banquet Condolences and academic trestiSee
their work in way that the public itseit Shall All
know when and where its interests are being ieon
Underneath this whole proposition OF a voIun-
teer advisory commission lies falacy that has
an-out cerruptionists have done naa than
:anacy that there is something about a cnIlsee
preacher that gives him intuitivey an b0qqent &
problems Of government To propose advice az - -
hundred-odd millions year is TO nlak, noh,tVV
Issue OF a business emergency
The city needs renovated machine with which
done when II 10 done. Of money spent when II is
viii tell the truth clearly snd viii sssGeixed that
responsibility for each ot5ctai sat
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
BR1TAN's Two-PoWER STANDARD.
Mr. Asquith Explains That His Statement
Included All Nations

London, Nov. 25.-Since Premier Asquith formally
announced the adoption of the two-PoweT standard
OF naval strength for Great Britain, saying that
this meant preponderance of 10 per cent over the
combined strength in capital ships OF the two mex;
strongest naval powers, of his adherents have
been trying to belittle the statement. intimating
that the United States one of the strongest three
naval powers, excluded from these calcula
tons.
Arthur Lee Conservative, asked the Premier
about this matter the House this afternoon and
obtained the definite statement that by the words
two next strongest powers the Premier meant to
include all nations wherever situated" Mr. As
auith added that the dominating consideration
that Great Britain should maintain her superiority
at sea, and as frequently explained the government
regarded the two-power standard a workable
formula 20 that end.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
MORE CATTLE DISEASE
Spreads to Yates County-No State
Action-President Roosevelt Acts.

Albany, Nov. 3S.-A care Of supposed foot and
mouth disease IN Yates County was reported 10 the
State Department OF Agriculture to-day. Hereto
fore the disease has been confined to counties IN
the western part OF the state. Experts viii be sent
to investigate.
At the State Department. OF Health II was SAID
to-day that no steps had been taken TO cooperate
with the State Agricultural Department in sup
pressing the disease for the that no reports
had been received from local health boards as re-
Quired by Law.
Buffalo Nov. a-Seven cases OF foot and mouth
disease have been found by Commissioner Pear
sous's agents in Yates County. The state quar-
antne will be extended TO that county at once
The Livestock Exchange sent out notices to-day
announcing the dfscontnuance Of the East Bunaio
market pending the continuance OF the quarantine
Springfield. H., Nov 2s-Actfng on recommenda-
tons made by the Illinois State Board Of Livestock
Commissioners, Governor Deneen Issued procia-
maticn to-day prohibiting importation OF livestock
from New York. Pennsylvania and New Jersey In
which states cases Of foot and mouth disease are
SAID to exist. Or. ]. NJ Wright, state veterinarian,
left Springfield for Michigan to make thorough
Investigation Of reported outbreak Of the disease
IN that state.
Washington Nov. 8-Cattls breeders Of the
states Of Pennsylvania and New York will not be
permitted to exhibit any cattle at the international
Stock Show 20 be held at Chicago. owing to the
prevalence Of the mouth and foot disease in those
states This decision was reached to-day at con-
ference held at the White House between President
Roosevelt and willet n. Hays, Assistant Secre-
tarv Of Agriculture and D.. Ai"nZo D No.
chief OF the OF animal Industry The decl-
sion includes sheep swine and goats
Ottawa, Ont, Nov 23-The Candan quarantine
against livestock has been extended to animals
sod hides originating in New Jersey. New York
aud PENNSYLVANIA were placed under the ban last
week
London Nov. 23.-Speciai orders were issued oy
the Board OF Agriculture to-day giving the proper
oa9cials full power to deal with the cargoes o1
three steamers that left New York and four oth-
4rs that cleared from Philadelphia after the board
Issued its order prohibiting the landing in Great
FartaIn of cattle or fodder from Pennsylvania Sew
yorL and New Jersey Just what action Will, De
,oGsn viii depend on circumstances existing when
The vessels arrive
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
WILL KEEP OUT.
Satisfied seith Life in Ireland as
Horse Breeder.

Richard Croker at ease at the Democratic Club
says that people like good fshter-that sighting
makes an organization strOng-but that as for HIM
self he is satisfied with the simple life OF breeding
and selling horses.
NO" said Mr. Croker, IN reply TO the question
asked him frequently. No. have not
changed my mind about keeping out of politics.
What would te the OF my jumping into the
fighting again. That's what It Thanksgiving,
when You are IN politics. l liked IL when 1 was In
IL, and had plenty Of it, but now that am out
ot tt intend TO stay out"
with his hands in his trousers pockets Mr.
Croker sauntered around the room like boy ga1-
ing across counter IN a country grocery store az
nuts and rasins and red candy beyond ms reeCh-
As he sauntered he talked:
"And you fellows [rneanlng the reportersJ kept
the fight going If said anything about any one
you fellows would rush to the other feiio" ana as
him. Did you hear what he said about your and
then back you'd and say to me, Lid you
hear what he said about your and that ~ouIo make
the fight hotter. And then there were the car
toonsr'
Here. tho ..old man" as he is called at the club.
threw back hts head and laughed at the recoliec-
ton of the cartoons,
And I got those cartoons all together" he con-
tInued. "and had book made of them, and SEM
q book to every editor In this town. and then they
turned around and said: Why. that fellow Croker
isn't such bad lot after alll ~
Again Mr.. Croker INDUCED IN laugh.
The talk then shifted to horse breeding
No. SAID MI Croker, IN answer 10 H1 inquiry
az shall not buy any horses. I'm breeder, sell
horses There's no money to be made IN buying
horses You make money selling them. BY the
wav all the newspapers were against horse racing
In the last campaign. Why that? Ism racing
good the sporting pages Of the paPersf should
think the editors would be In favor OF racing
The issue was m1re on gambling than racing. -
suggested
We'll" said Mr. Croker, the question came to a
vote. and the people voled against II. That set
ties It. The big jury decided. and this Is a
democratic country We must all bow TO the voice
of the big jury
Senator Tom Grady along and brought
out this question from the old chieftain: BY the
way, Tom. what are you going to say TO square
yourself with the Senators there when they sea
you back with them egain?'
oh" said the Senator. "Tu assure them that
this is positively my last appearance"
Another Patti farewell" said Mr.. Croker as
the crowd joined in the laugh.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

ssutenced TO state prison yesterday for not less
than one year ana ten months nor more than two
years and ten months by Judge Rosalsky in Cen
eral Sessions. He had pleaded guilty 20 a grand
larceny charge.
Carl Il Luerssen, patroiman attached to the
Hamilton avenue station, Brooklyn, was dismissed
Yesterday by Commissioner Bingham on "a charge
Of conduct unbecoming oficsr and felsning III
ness.
Thomas ]. Banks. the negro chauffeur who on
Saturday afternoon ran over thirteen Wal
ter s. wxtead admitted to BAH yesterday IL,
s. 600 BIZ Supreme Court Justice Mccall
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
EQUITABLE TRUST GO. INTERVIEWS.
Bitter Fight Over Wheeling & Lake Erie
Receivership.
[By Telegraph TO Ths Tribune. J

Cleveland, Nov. S.-The Equitable Trust Com
pany OF New York as trustee under the second
mortgage income gold bonds of the Wabash-P Pitts
burg Terminal Railway Company, to-day obtained
leave from Judge Taylor. In the United States
Court to file intervening petition in the Wheel
ing e. Lake Erie receivership This petition
viii oDpose the request Of the New York Trust Com
pany TO sell the bonds and equipment securing the
IS oOaO0o note issue of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
road The filing OF this action indicates that there
IS to be a bitter fight over the settlement Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie financial difficulties. The
Equitable Trust Company asserts that If the New
York Trust Company is allowed to sell the bonds
and equipment It will render the preferred and
common stock of the Wabash h-Pittsburg Terminal
Railway Company vaIueless.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
THE KAISER UNPLEDGED.
Reported Failure of the Mission of
Prince VOn BuIozC.

Berlin, Nov. 24.-The "Kreuz Zeitung'' says
that Chancellor Won Bdiow took with him to
Potsdsm last Tuesday. on the occasion OF his
interview with the Emperor. document for the
Emperor to sign. which has not yet seen light.
The "Tagehlatt" has ascertaiued IN parliamen-
tary circles that this was a pledge TO impose
self-restrant on himself in talking with stran-
gers especially journalists, but apparently the
Emperor failed to afix his signature The paper
says that the Chancellor had shown the docu-
ment to several OF the ministers and Conserva-
tive members of the Reichstag. including Presi-
dent Stoiberg- Wernigerode.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
CREWS WILL GO ASHORE.
Part of Programme at Manila To Be
Carried Ont.

Manila. Nov. 2i.-Reassured by the reports that
the cholera had disappeared from Manila Rear
Admiral Sperry ha revoked his decision not 10
permit the men OF the Atlantic battleship feet 70
land. and has advised Governor General Smith that
he will endeavor to carry out such parte Of the
programme as are possible before the departure OF
the feet for the Mediterranean
A house to house inspection has failed to reveal
last twenty-four hours. The ca Sc found On snnSaS
has been the only in six DAYS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
RUSSIANS FIRE ON GERMAN ArRsH1p

Bresiau' Nov 2S-Russian frontier guards nred
fifteen shots at German balloon which ns.sas
over Russian territory last Saturday The a;r,h,r
was flying the German flag. The bullets hissed Ali
around the girship and one Of them pierced saAk
or ballast me aeronaAts nade hurried descent
The balloon belonged 10 the Siesan Aer5 f.li;b
The ascent was made from here After n voysse
OF several hours the aeTonauts apnroached tSs
frontier in the vicinity OF ZerkoW wll.re tbs rins
occurred. ~s
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
mAeNEss OFF TO JAIL IN PULLMAN.
Wife Accompanies Him and VIII Live In
Portsmouth During Incarceration.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2a-Charles J. Magness. VINO
married the daughter CT the late United sattes
Senator German OF Maryland. and who was re-
GENTLY convicted Of desertion from the United
states navy. left the Philadelphia Navy Yard to-
day for Portsmouth. n h. where he will serve
ear in the government prison , =, -
Wazness was met at the railroad station by his
wife who accompanied him to Portsmouth. he
o,ae in the custody Of mate of the receiving ship
Ince s+er and tie marty coupled ats ~ P "
man car on a Reading train Mrs. Magness Will
as often as the rules of the prison permit.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
KAISER AGAIN ASSAILED.
Radicals Intend to Fight for Con-
StitutionaI Guarantees.

Berlin Nov. 23.-Eerr Won Payer. Radical, IL the
debate the finance bills IL the Rechstag to-day
said that the whole country still thrilled with ex
element over the subject recently debated In the
House. Everybody SEES he said, that We are
only II the beginning of the struggle for constitu
tional guarantees Everybody sees. too, that tire
position occupied By the Reichstag is exceptionally
strong, for 1t for the settlement OF this
question something that # possessed before
namely. power"
Herr Won Payer added that the Radicals would
cooperate IN passing the finance reform measures.
but that this must not be construed as meaning the
abandonment of tleir liberal constitutional de-
mands. He urged rigid economy in all the depart
ments Of administration. and expressed the con-
viction that enormous sums could be saved In the
army and navy.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
THE PLIGHT OF MARY MACLANE.
Wants to Love Man, but the Right One Has
Never Come Along
tpy Telegraph ,c The Tribun. J

Boston. Nov BINARY MacLane. the Butte nov
elist bewails he inability lose her heart She
says so IN a two-column interview here. She saws
that while she would like to fan in love with a
man. she has never been able to find man who
could inspire love in her 81 have never really
been In love with nan. but have always longed
to be-" she says 1T may be that the right man
has never come along. 1t may be that h Is mot in
me TO love Fv- been IN love you know-Oh.
about six hundred times-but the really one
great passion for G man"