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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
WANTS MoRAN's SCALP.


Boston, April ls.-The demand for
The resignation q District Attorney
john b Moran, made BY the Transcript
Saturday night, has stirred up the lives
hest kind of row.
Friends Of Mr.. Moran declare that
the story il only d political attack
Five hundred cases are awaiting trial
in the superior court, and the criticism
Ii made that the work Of the district
attorneys office il being wholly ignored.
Mr.. Moran Is sick and III Florida He
has not been well man since the cam
paign against Giyernor Guild nearly two
years ago. His voice failed him. For
many months he has been unable 10 per-
form any arduous work and he il South
in an attempt to regain his lost health
"The terrible condition into which the
district attorneys Office has fallen can.
not longer escape public attention
says the Transcript. Air. Moran's iii
health does not cover oil the shortcom.
ings Of bis Office. Moreover, the process
If the law cannot be allowed 70 lapse
even out Of consideration for a alex
msn.u
1t il pointed out that Mr. Sprague
mad refused to prosecute f35 cases III
the last year no was in the district at
torney's office Mr.. Moran refused to
prosecute $50 such cases iii the second
year Of his administration.
Alonzo Moran, brother Of the dis
triet attorney, grinned with good nature
st the Transcript story. II don't want
to talk about it,1 ho said.
Assistant Michael j, Dwyer II acting
district attorney during the absence 81
Mr.. Moran.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13

Every Effort to BIZ Made to Pass the
white Mountain and Appalachian Bill.

Washington, April To While the lead.
crs Of the llDlse are opposed 70 the PMS
sage at this time III tho bill providing
for che purchase Of lands "A the Whlte
Mountains Of New Hampshire and n the
southern Appalachian region and con-
Yertlng them into federal forest reserves
tne advocates ot this measure have not
lost hope of securing action before aa-
i0urnment. Constitutional objections
have been urged against the bill and
this point Is now under consideration by
The House committee All the judiciary.
This committee has practically decided
To refer the matter To Tho committee on
rivers and harbors.
III that committee should decide that
The federal forest reserves proposed
would be an aid to navigation the com
mittce on the judiciary would nnduubt-
cdIy hold that the forest reserve bill IS
constitutional. The measure would there
upon be referred TO the committee ON
agriculture, which has jurisdiction over
the merits OF the proposition. The conn
mittee on agriculture Is friendly TO the
that reserves shall be created
In the southern Appalaehians and IN
the White Mountains and would I'M
doubtedly report The bill fayorably II
given an opportunity to do 20,
Whether the bill can be passed before
in view Of the fact that
ii will have to 70 through three CONF
mittees before 1t can reach the House,
II doubtful. Every effort will be made,
however, to pass the bill AT this session,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
VERMONTERS
TO THE GOOD.
Defeated Harvard Ball Players,
9 Ito s
COLLINS PITCHED WELL
Burlington Team Secured Commanding
Lead at the Start Of Saturdays
Game and Were Never
Headed.
COLLINS PITCHED WELL

Cambridge, April ls.-With half D
hurricane blowing across the diamond,
Harvard lost Its opening game of the
season to the university Of Vermont nine
on Soldiers field Saturday afternoon, .
to .. On both sides the play was listless,
but Vermont was farther advanced in
development and securing lead Of two
runs in the first inning, was In the lead
throughout. Slater second-string
pitcher for Harvard, was entirely out.
cIassed BY Pop Collins Of Vermont,
although Harvard hit we'll Errors cost
Harvard much, mutt by Dana in the
eighth letting in two runs.
The fielding was of a high order, ex-
cept for Keefe Of Harvard. Some of
the catches were remarkable, taking into
account the high wind. Aronson showed
up gplendidly i'll center field for the
crimson, and he banged out home run
and two -bagger. Vermont punched its
hits well and quickly got onto Skaters
sharp breaking curves. Cirrier played a
fast game behind the bat for Harvard,
while Watkins, at first for the visitors,
accepted 10 chances without an error.
The scores
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
OCEAN RATE WAR GROWS.
Trouble Predicted in the Mediterranean
and Atlantic Service.

London, April Ia I'm addition to the
passenger rate war which Is now in
progress between the Nordaeutscher
Lloyd and the Egyptian Mail Steamship
Company on the Marseiiles, Naples and
Alexandria route, | hear there il every
probability of trouble in the Mediter-
ranean and Atlantic service.
AT d recent conference III tho trans.
atlantic shipping companies this service
by expressed desire Of the Cunard line
was excluded from THE agreement ar
rived at, and ii ii now said that i'll order
to force that concern To Hi understand
ing the German companies intend to cut
their rates from and I'll Mediterranean
ports. The initiative has heen taken BY
the Norddentseher Lloyd and 1t II e1.
pected that others Will follow siit
The Importance of this traffic may be
Judged BY the fact that ont of tile total
number of 1,2S7,al7 passengers Landed
AT New York BIZ thc different transatlan-
tie companies last year no fever than
37OOsl were from the Mediterranean. 0f
these BY tar the largest number, 54,Hf2,
was carried III the Cunard company, she
Lloyd coming next with
1896 Naturally. tAe ambition III thu
italian shipping companies To carry as
many of their own enigrants aa possible
ii 4 factor which cannot be overlooked
But the fight, when IL takes place, Will
Be one between the British
and German lines,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
CASTRO MAY GET A SPANKING.
His Reply to q State Department Note
Regarded as Impertinent.

Washington, april i3.-The state de-
partment officers yesterday received from
President Castro oE Venezuela the reply
To the demand Of the United States for
an explanation in regard to the tamper-
ing with the mail bags Of the United
States cruiser Tacoma 1T the Ia Guayra
post.ofllce The tone of the not II re-.
parded al impertinent.
The reply came through Minister Rus
sell, to whom it was handed by the Nene-
auelan minister of foreign affairs. Ii
had been printed in the official organ
of President Castro at Caracas several
days before the delivery To the state
department. The note will not be sent
to The Senate unless it Ii called for by
resolution
Senator Cuilom, chairman Of the CONF
mittee oil foreign relations, called on the
president yesterday to talk with him
about several matters now pending BEL
fore his committee. MIR. Cnllom said
that they Venezuelan matter had not
HIT been discussed BY the committee.
But" said Ne, generally speaking It
looks as If Castro needed spanking,
The difficulty Ii that ii is too much
trouble To give ii to him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
GoMpERs AND SETH Low oura
Report Here That They Cant Agree on
Hepburn Bill Terms.


New York, April ls, The Hepburn
amendment To the sherman antitrust
Law Il now being opposed IN The Nation.
al Metal Trades Association, which has
decided to cooperate with the other 81.
CARNATIONS of employers which are OPP
posing III Tho association has appointed
Marshal Cushing, former secretary of the
National Association of Manufacturers,
to represent ii at the hearings on the
bill at Washington and he will send re-
ports from time to time to the headqtar-
tiers ST the National Metal Trades AS
ISOLATION at 20S Broadway of the prog
rss made
II was said Saturday that action on.
the bill may be delayed on account Of
deadlock between President Seth Low
Of the Civic Federation Of Labor over
the question of clause directly legal
izing the boycott. The Civic Federation
holds that the bill III its present form
does not legalize the boycott, but the
employers who are opposing 1t hold that
the bill does indirectly organize the boy
colt,
IL was said that MIR Low will have
nothing 10 do with a bill which contains
4 specific provision making the boycott
legal. Gompers, on the other hand. ii il
said. will not have bill which does not
contain such provision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
EDITED BY JAKE MORSE.


y
The first number OF THE Base Ball
Magazine new publication devoted Id
the American national game and edited
by Jacob q, Morse, has Just been III
sued
The magazine ii not merely collec-
ton Of scores, records of teams and iudi.
viduals and notes, but ii comprehensive,
splendidly illustrated and II unique
among at base bali publications.
The May number has ~ contributors
of illustrations, cartoons and interest
ing base ball facts, anecdote, history,
comment, discussion 81 tic problems of
the national game Ia which every fan
can find information which otherwise
would never come To hand.
Among the contributors to The May
number are Walter Camp. who has writ.
ten an article On early college base ball
John II. Bruce, secretary of the national
commission, which directs the combined
interests Of base ball III America. has
written On THE Chief Justice III base
Balls Supreme Court. Frank selee, Ed
ward Hanlou, Jacob &. Morse, III II.
Murnane, Fred Wuodeock, James All Gal
Ivan and Louis pieper. head coach III
Harvard, are others who have helped
make this issue of the magazine inter-
egting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13

tack the vital organs, causing eatarri Of
the bladder, Of the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from arrangement of the kidneys and
cure Is obtained quickest BY proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake hy
taking Or. Kilmers .Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
II corrects inability ID hold urine and
scalding pain III passing ii, and over
comes thar unpleasant necessity of being
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and to get MP many times during tie
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Swanp-Root is pleasant To take aud I'd
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covery and book that tells all about ii,
both sent free by mail. Address, Or. Kill
rner & Co., Ringhanton, N. y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer It'll this paper, Don't make afiv
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, Or. Kiltner's Swamp Root, and the
address, Binghaniton, N. Y., on every
bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
ARE INVITED TO
Roosevelt Picks Five Foremost Citizens
as Guests.

Washington, April 1a.The President
picked the five foremost citizens in pri-
yate life of the United States, at least
III his opinion, to be guests at the
White House during The conference Of
governors, May 1916.
The list comprises James + Hill, An
drew Carnegie, Grover Cleveland, vii.
liam Jennings Bryan and John Mitchell.
Besides the governors Of all the
states, cabinet members, justices Of the
supreme court and members Of the In
land waterways commission have been
invited. But all save the five men
named come ex-0iiicio.
These FIVE men are designated by the
president as his choice for the distinc-
tion Of being the foremost private citi-
zens 81 the cauntry.
These guests, with the governors Of
the states, viii be entertained BY jPresi.
dent Roosevelt at dinner on the even
ing 81 May H. The three days confer
1nce will begin the folloying morning.
The meet will be held in the east
room Of the White House Each Cover
hot win be attended BY three delegates
and some 40 great national oFganiza-
tioIls will be represented.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
suLLIvAN-BRYAN COMBINATION.
look County Delegates Indorse Both Men
at Peaceful Meeting.

Chicago, April l3.-Roger G. Sullivan
for national committeeman from Illinois
and w. g Bryan for president were in
dorsed together by the Cook county
Democratic committee yesterday after.
noon. Not d dissenting vote was regis.
tered. The coupty's delegation to the
Democratic state convention in Spring
field. April %, was instructed to use
all honorable means TO select national
delegates who would be for Bryan and
for Sullivan.
The committee formally ratified as
state delegates the selections Of the reg.
liar ward mass meetines held Thursday
night. The Dunlop Burke Harrison con-
testing delegations did not materialize
except in two wards-the twenty-secOnd
and thirty second.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
WILD B0TANIzING LIFE.
Chicago Professor NET Three Earth
quakes. IapnaE and Dioon.


Chicago, April III. Prof. Charles j.
Chamberlain of the university of Chi
ergo returned Saturday from botan-
king expedition III Maxico. He brought
bac.. specimen of The rare variety Of
the moon, which he went Ia seek 0u be-
half Of the Botanical society at America.
The dioon Is d species Of the sago palm.
Three earthquakes are about enough
for one trip declared Prot. Chamber
lain. II ran afoul Ut one Ill puehla,
another nn The railroad between Puebla
ana Jalapa and fhe tliird III Militia. The
quake over which | passed while riding
On the train was scarcely noticeable to
the passengers, although II lid much
damage to the surrounding country.
The shock Militia came In Tho nighttime
and woke me ont of i sound sleep.
"The worst experience Of I'LL was at
Puebla. | hope / never have 10 90
through another like It. was Iii d
store belonging To i man and his wife
who used III live In Chicago The first
knew was that the door began To tilt
and unduiate Everybody else Iii that
store and other places laong the arcade
dashed for the door. and the natives. al
soon as they got out into the open, drop
ped on their knees and prayed with
shfieks and groans for mercy.
"A little while after the earthquake
at Pnebla was riding near Tllxtepeo
one night, when heard q noise made By
an animal little behing me. ! pulled
cut mi knife, and my guide and halted
nnd faced the beast II was black aarw-
ness and we couldn't see six feet in
any direction The guide said il was
il jaguaF When We stopped the animal
cid likewise. The next hour We halt
ed dozen times when the beast got too
close to us, and every time we stopped
tho iaguar skunk back 1t wasn't until
We got right up TO the village that the
enimal ceased his pursuit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
QUIZ TURBINES FOR JAPANESE.
Two Big Ones to Be Shipped for the
Cruiser Ihuki.

Boston, April 49, The British steamer
Bisley il Oh III way here from Antwerp
ID load two turbines fat The Japanese
government The engines were built by
the Fore River Engine Company for the
japanese cruiser Ibuki. recently launch
Ell at Klne, Japan They are each Of
1000 Horsepower and the cruiser can det
veiop twenty three knots III hour when
the engines are installed The Bisley il
expected ID reach here April I'll
Arrangements for transporting the en-.
gines we're made IN Mitsui & Co, Jap
anese bankers III New York The Bisley
after landing tile engines there will 81
to New York To It'll up with fiat cars. and
railroad material Fiji Japan.
Two similar engines will be ready for
shipment from the Fore River works il
August They are intended for tho Jap
anese battleship All
Besides the engines uf the Ibuki teh
Bislay will take some accessories. The
Ibuki will have q displacement OF la,S00
tons
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
STIFF
BRUISED And
ACHING
After 4 Fail ofThIrty-one Feet, Was
Free from Pain and Able to Return
to Work ii Two Weeks
BY USING
And would recommend Minardls Iini-
naent for all aches and pains, as II Is the
Nest Iinirnent made. Respectfully yours,
Charles Wood, =. Providence, II. !.

But we are uneqiiiyocally opposed to
government ownership Of such corpora.
tions.
we believe in protection to American
Industries. We indoFsc and approve the
policy 81 Congress in refusing to revise
the tariff BY pieeemeal. We Recommend
a revision that will maintain the policy
Of the Republican party, AS opposed to
that of the Democratic party, that tile
tariff should not be for revenue only,
hut first Of all for the protection Of
the American wage Garner and manu-
facturerR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
JOHNNY POE STRIKES n RICH.
According to a Letter His Etother Ed.
gar Poe, Has From Tonopah.

Baltimore, April 13.- John T. Poe, if.
son Of John Prentiss Poe Of baltimore,
has been operating gold mine in To-
IL pah Up to April Z the mine was
anything but bonanza, and be was
very happy in this realization that his
lease would be up on April IS.
On the morning Of April 7, according
ta his brother. City Solicitor Edgar
Allen Poe. who has just received q let.
Ter from him, Bush Harmon, foreman
81 the mine, while knocking out 8 prop
at one extremity # she lever gallery
saw yellow CLEAN in the niche left va
can't by the prop. He struck the CLEAN
with his pick and the scattered dirt
opened mp great patches Of resi stuff.
Poe now has men working night and
say to get out what they can before tho
lease expires.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
SAN DIEGO IN GALA ARRAY.
Decorated With Flags and Lights for The
RattIaships Coming.

San Deigo; cal. April Is San Diego
y IN gala array, the most picturesque
aay II Its history, IN anticipation Of the
visit Of the hattieship fleet, which was
scheduled to leave Magdalena Bay yes.
terday afternoon. Red, white and blue
streamers canopy All Of the principal
streets, and flags are flying from every
building 81 Importance.
Besides these, electric bulbs have been
attached N festoon fashion across all
the principal thofoughfares. The pro.
gram arranged calls for four days Of
celebration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
THE TAFT WEEKLY SUMMARY.
He Has al Out Of 40 So Far Selected
His Bureau Announces.

Columbus, April 49,. The choice al.
ready oil 2Al delegates pledged TO Secre-
tary Taft's nomination out oil 4I6 select.
ed III states entitled to 654 delegates indi.
Gates clearly the secretary's lead, Is the
announcement put out from Taft cam
paign headquarters here Saturday.
III the week ended Friday twenty mine
Taft delegates we're selected out Of Il6
named In the week, thirty Of the total
being t1ninstrucfed, and fifty seven named
for other candidates. Two olny Of the
ii q are contested. the two delegates from
Alabama. where the opposing two are
under TAFT instructions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13

The best : Hoods Sarsaparilla. II
ii the best because It does the most good.
While II makes the blood pure, fresh
and lively, It tones the stomach to bet
ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu-
lates the kidneys and liver gives new
brain, nerve and digestive strength.
An unequaled list Of cures 40, 500 tes-
timonials in two years proves its merit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13

Runs, Collision, Z, Collins 2. Mcdonnell
3, Aronson 2, Simons. Lanigan Waters,
Gardner, Paquet, Haynes; two-b base hits,
Aronson, Simons; three base hit, LAM
gan; home runs, Paquet, Aronsonj stolen
bases, Collision, Simons; first base on
balls, of Slater 5 first base on errors,
\ ermont 3, Harvard ?; left on bases,
Harvard 4, Vermont 2; struck ont, by
Slater I, BY Collins 6; passed bait, Col
Inns; time, 2h. l5m.; umpire, Callahan;
attendance, 1900,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
cAEADA's CROP OUTLOOK.
Government Reports Show Land in Coed
State and Prospects Excellent.

Winnipeg, April l3.-The government
cores ondents all over Manitoba were
busy yesterday gathering the story Of
the seeding oE Manitoba3s wheat crop.
end The dispatches sent IN tell Of bump
s crops throughout tie West. Never
have the prospects been 50 bright.
TIE land S drying mp very quickly
and there IS little water ON the surface
eeen IL tae lover portions Of the pro-
vince. With no break IN the weather
seeding VII be general next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-13
CARD.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money ON 4 50-eent bottIa
Of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
II fails To cure your cough Of cold, We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle to provs
satisfactory or money refunded
Red Cross Pharmacy, b. A. Drown,
q. Il. kendriek a Co., u. P. Davis,
George 4. Edison, ]. A. Macarthur.
w. II. Miles s. Co, MeAllister Bros..
d. G. Howard. j. 4. Cumming.
j. w parmenter.