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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
l1DGE GRAY WILL ENTER
RACE FOR PRESIDENCY.
Democrats Of Prominence Said 10 Hail
Him as Logical Candidate to Unite
All Factions Of The Party

New York. March Est. fudge George
Gray II Delaware viii Ia placed actively
IN Che Geld Tor the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination soon. Several confer.
enees have been held in this city dur.
ing the last few days hv Democrats Of
prominence who regard fudgo GRAY as
Tho logical candidate "a unite an fac.
tians ia his party
Il cannot b asserted positively how
Judge Gray viii announce his candidacy
although Il was rumord that he might
10 10 II i public speech,
In Yiew 81 this development III the
Democratic situation, statement mafla
IS taarleA + Murphy was 81 especial
Significance Mildly Febnlsing William i
nnefs, the state chairman, tor declar
ING flint the state 81 New York leaned
toward Governor johnson and was
strongly opposed Go Bryan, Mr.. Muir
ply said
Nir. Conneas does not speak for Tam
many Toe Tanmans delegation viii
go "a Denver Wniustrueted ana neithef
aaanst Bpyaa nor for johnson L will
he tor the men who 1t tie tinlo Of the
convention seems 20 be The best man
Is leaa the paftss"
Nauo Il Elm leaders would discuss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
REPUBLICANS
in A RIOT.
Lively State Convention In
Nashville
OLIVER BRINGS 800 MEN
.-~---~---
From East TennesEee--Iiold Every Put,
Iic Hall and the Capital Tasgart's
Friends Score Early Triumph
in Indiana.
OLIVER BRINGS 800 MEN

Nashville. Tenn, March 2o Tie
Republican state contention called to
select presidential electors, and dele
gates for the statc.at large 10 the Chis
caro- convention was called to order
Yesterday morning at the State Capitol
For nearly on hour battle royal ragged
Il was Fight in which hundreds par
tlcipatcd from time to tifnea genuine
rough and tumble affair prccipitatcd by
slic efforts Of The Exams Hale delegates
70 take charge 81 the rostrum already
hfid BY the Oliver Austin Br0wnIow
wing 81 the party. a DOZEN fst fights
occurred, and i'd several instances pis-
tola wero drawn. One man produced d
haichet, which Ne WAS preparing u
WELD when intercepted A negro dele
gate was knocked down BY a white man
10th were arrested and hustled Of to
the police station. Newell Sanders,
cfairinan IL The state committee, an ar
dent Evans man, was almost rhoked
into insensihility BY d member Of the
firownlow faction. Finally the police
restored order With the Oliver men in
control.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
CATARRH A GERM DISEASE,
Success Of Hyomei Guaranteed BY Tbs
Red Cross Pharmacy.

Catarrh is an insidious disease of
most destructive tendency. Its app
pfsaehes are unalarming ana its victims
ore well on the road to d chronic stage
or to dread consumption before they
realize their danger
Il is not q blood disease, but Is csas-
Cd by germs that lodge and grow j.
tbs air passages, causing irritation VITA
poisonous and offensive mucous dls-
charges To cure this condition.
stomach dosing Is ineffective and tie
only healing agent Is Hoymei Il gass
directly TO every weak nook and corner
a the air passages, disinfeetilg. Oral.
sng and curing 10 be convinced q
tbs. yuu have only to give Hyoinsi =
ttial. and Riekert Wells win sell yea
on QUIT with the understanding that &
the trial is not satisfactory, and he
treatment does not relieve your monF
Nill be refunded.
You cannot afford 70 tribe WITH
catarrhal troubles. for If neglected ihg
grow worse and the annoyance and aaa-
ger rapidly inceases. Ii i best 10 ass
hyosnei at the first symptoms 81 ca
tarrh. such as steppage 81 the nose
offensive hreafn, raising 81 muroas.
0roppings in the throat. spAsmslie
coughing. The sooner you use EyoNs7.
the sooner you will he ffees from 9
tAese troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
Excessive Drinking
o1ine Destroys The Craving For Drink
Sold Under Positive Guarantee.

Excessive OF continued nse a aiens
aailo beverages always results In a dis
eased condition a. tho nervous system.
Tho drinking man S often heard 10
SAY. Il can step az lny own free will and
when I wish but the poor fellow Il nax
teFnid Of the power to act at the proper
tunc and IN tie right way,-i,'s too late,
tae eraNing has secured firm hold aaa
because sd The diseased nervous system
he has not the ability lar sustained e
fort The result We Al know.
Drnnkcnness IS no longer considered a
crime. eminent scientists sad physicians
have egfccd that Il j. disease ana must
IL treated a. saeA
The home treatment saat has heen
used for . number "a years. and Is hish.
Is spcsssiui Is Ofrinc. Il Is sola nn.isr
positive guarantee that i 81 docs ~
eaeet cure yeur money via be Il.
fNndc3.
sirgine IS Is two iarmS Whom IS.
~sslnc 20 eise secretly. purchase orrsas
Ne. j. and 4 tAs natient viii yalmlarlIx
tske ne tgestmenl. orrine Na shaaa
g given. 4he guarantee IS thc same s
either ea*cs kaFlne cs<sS hut 81 90 ssf
esS Nsiied IS plain scaled wranper aa
feeelrt ef ff.oe Write Iaf frst tresf{s>
g -hrnktaaessa rlaiiel ia sealed "a.
sslefe ~ fhe Crime e.. Washington
= s. So1 Is ksiiaE dFaxei.t. csess.
s ssse ana e tA.s city = Riskegs :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26

candidates for publication, but several
Ct them stated privately that move.
mcnt for Judge Gray has developed and
II finding an echo IN all parts Of the
country where antagonism 10 Bryan has
appeared. The belief was expressed
tba. the party would stand good
chance Of winning the national election
Y II had Gov johnson for a leader but
that there would DO no doubt of yic-
tory II Judge Gray we're the nominee.
jacob Gerling OF Rochester, leader Of
the organization in tho western end Of
the state, said:
III Judge nray would be the nominee
the Democrats would carry the state of
New York with ease. In Rochester he Is
great favorite with the workingncn
because OF his record in settling the
coal strike IN 1902, and he Ia well
known and liked BY the business men
of the city,
Judge Gray has been pomlnent
figure in public life and a leading mem
bcr Of the Democratic party for 40 wears
lic II O. years old, but looks younger.
lie began the practice 81 law IN Della.
ware At the age Of 90, and soon there
after became identified with public al.
fairs. lie served two terms In the Unit
ga States senate md was appointed by
President Mckinley Az ono Of the COM
missiuncrs 10 arrange treaty between
tle United States and Spain.
His most important public service
perhaps was in connection with the coal
strike Of 1909. He was chairman Of
the anthracite coal commission and ala.
ed largely in settling the troubles be-
tween the miners and the operators.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
TELLS READERS HOW 10 GET
RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION

!. 81 nsslati0n into the blood 300 grains
E0f fa0d
fsgssiae.ti0n IL result not cause
~ fesr trouble II the stomach i sour
an5 anbealtlsy, your food becomes faint.
III ana thaf's whas Is eHHsing the md.
eeesson and nason sipn1aeh and other mis-
!, 80 papesa yiapepsia Is al Antacid. most
,..,ss...rprg,ll dieestine and thorough reguIa.
NV for weak stomach These Irianguas
~ digest any kind Of food you put
Is xo,F stomach and agill cleanse the
stnsaach and intestines IN . natural way.
whIch makes yon feel fine FIVE minutes
afterwards.
Any good pharmacy here viii supply
von With case Of Pape's Diapepsin for
gttv cents. Which contains complete eur.
.ssfve Instructions; also tells the formu.
Is " that ron know exactly what YOU
are taking. Just reading about Dispep.
~ viii not help You. Should 20 now
ard Ut a case. Put your stomach In
am health and BY tomorrow you will
foYget the misery nf stomnch trouble
yonr case Is no different. II i-n't stom-
ach nerves or eatarrh Of he stomach Or
oaetritis or dyspepsia. Il / food rotting
food fermentation all-ahd
takes about five minutes to overcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
RAILROAD PRESIDENTS TO
MAKE WAR ON RATE LAWS
Statutes in a Dozen States to Be Fought
in Highest Court.

Chicago, March 2G.--Conferences d
presidents Of railroad centering in Chi
cage are to be held soon 10 consider
piaus for attacking several state rate
laws. which present faults similar 70
those which caused the supreme court
Of the United States to declare the Min
nesota rate statute unconstitutional.
The error which attached 70 the Min
nesota and North Carolina laws also Is
found in majority Of the statutes
passed by various legislatures during
the past two years, it IS said.
III il asserted BY the railroad inter-
ests that excessive penalties within the
meaning Of the supreme court decision
are provided for in most Of the neE
acts. and that others fail because Of
indefiniteness OF other faults The stat
utes which will be attacked, according
to the report include those Of Arkan-
sas, Iowa, illinois, Colorado. Kansas.
Missouri. Nebraska, New Mexico. South
Dakota. Tennessee. Texas. and Indians.
II il said to be the plan Of the railroad
presidents to make up test eases on
these laws and rush them to the cont
Of last resort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
Five minutes after eating one
p grain Triangule all Indi-
gesiiCn and Stomach mis-
cry goes.

When your stomach Is weak Or lack
ing in gastric juice, anything that you
eat, No difference what II IL, will sour
on your stomach, raise the bile and acids
TO cover your food like oil on water,
causing indigestion, dyspepsia, stomach
nervousness and belehing 81 sour poisoiss
which produces foul odors, nasty saste,
bilious headache. heartburn, intestinal
gripping, and make you an object Of
misery. This is stomach trouble which
cannot be overcome with ordinary di-
pestive medicines. III is caused BIZ fer
mentation OF your food, which viii be
remedied at once by few 22-grain TIL
angiiles Of Diapepsin, a preparation plea
SAINT to take and a. harmless a. candy
though each will digest and prepare Tor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26

ity leader he had grown very tired II
the evident purpose on Nc part 81 the
Republicans W 40 nothing ut this
session fie announced further that nns
lesA Republicans would agree 10 Tie
passage ~ 40 employers liability net,
~ ant jniunetion bill and certain other
measures, the Defnocrats would Insist
upon che regular order.
This WA gantamolint u notice from
The minority leader that he intended
40 lead Il hllbuster Therefore the Re.
publican leaders q the House RoE 70.
Rethef Tuesday night and caused notice
VI be snfscd Og tho majority member.
ship that " was imperative 70 tie 81.
tefests ~ tie pafly that each and every
Republican shmia be 10 bis seat every
dry if the session from nov On until nd.
iDufnmeiif.
When the chaplain offered prayer 1T
noon there was hardly an empty seat
on either side Of The Houpe The Demo
Gratis a. well a. the Republicans were
IA attendance ready Tor tlle struggle to
be wagcd with a view 10 making capital
for ilse IN the coming campaign
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
RACE TRACK BILLS COME Up
IN SENATE NEXT WEDNESDAY
Two Agnew Measures ara Made Special
Order.

Albany. March b. By unanimous
consent, the Senate yesterday made iho
two Agnew anti race track gambling
bills special order for discussion ID
The committee 81 the whole next We'd.
nesday morning
Senator Agnrw served notice that at
some future date he would move to take
Up the Percy UraY amendmeni bin uut
Of IS regular order. he having already
served sueh notice IN connection with
the penal code amendment bib. Senator
Grady aerlarrd he manted day fixed
ipf ne confederation 81 ihe hills and
said he would agree Ia ans day which
TIE minority louder. senator Raines,
pnght nalnc, The result was next Wed
nesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26

IL connected with the visit To America
Of his brother. Prince Henry, the rank.
ing admiral of the German navy. DR.
Hill was brought into official contact
wlsa the distinguished foreign visitor
just what be did or did not do to give
oiTense u not known here
4 perplexing feature Of the case Is
presented by the fact that last Novem-
Der the German government let 1t be
known that Dir. Hill would be cordially
received as American ambassador Ia
Berlin. Az that time Ambassador Tow
er. after the president had sought In
vain TO dissuade him from suca a course
reached the decision that proper con.
sideration for his own private business
interests and the welfare az his chill.
dren. whose education he deemed neces-
sary TO perfect in America. obliged him
to insist upon The acceptance Of his re-
sipnation
Or Hill was selected to I'll this inn
pOrtant Vacancy fer two reasons
first, because Of his nigh rank in the
world Of literature and diplomacy. and
second because his promotion would be
Ia execution of Secretary Roots cherish
I'd pan for the application az civil ser
viee principles IN the diplomatic ser
vice. For two years preceding DIR. Hill
lad been an American minister, first &C
credited to Switzerland and then to
The Hague.
He was engaged IN monumental lit
cary work covering the entire history
ri the worlds diplomacy. and these
two posts afforded exceptional adyan-
tages for the procurement Of the great
mass Of material required for the work.
Secretary Root telepaonei yesterday
TO Baron Speek Won Sternburg, the
German ambassador here. and the dip.
lonlat called at once at the state de.
paTtment to confer with the secretary.
IL was said at the German embassy that
ne knowledge Of DR.. Hills election haI
Teaehed the embassy officially. AMI
uhen the members were asked to en-.
slsaYor 60 recall any unpleasant Incl
dent with the visit 60 Washington aE
Prince Heaiy they were at loss u
do So.
Dr. Hill. during the frequent illnesses
and absences II Secretary Hay dis.
charged the duties Of the head Of the
state department. IN a manner that eli
cited the admiration of the late presi
dent Mckinley As having possible
bearing on yesterdays developments
the fact is recalled that Dr. Hill was a
political author Of force During tho Nc.
kinley campaign he wrote and spoke
frequently and his brochures figured ex-
tensively in the Roosevelt campaign.
He wrote with vigor upon matters
relating to the protective tarilf, which
suggests now that possibly therein /
might he found the germ Of the objee.
ton lodged against him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
TRY TO WRECK NEW BRIDGE.
Dynamite Was Exploded at the Base
Of the Abutment.

Perth Anboy, N. J., March 20 An
attempt to wreck the new Pennsylvania
Railroad bridge over the Raritan river
between this city and South Amboy
was made early yesterday when charge
Of dynamite was exploded near one al
the bridge abutments The structure
was damaged to the extent OF about
$1,000, but the bridge did not fall all
though ii was left in condition regard,
cd as unsafe for passage Of trains. The
bridge was only recently completed and
trains were run across it Tuesday for
the first time About midnight Tues
day night the Waterman who was guard 4
ing the structure saw two men proving
about it and kept them under sarYeil-
lance for some time without discovering
any evidence of mischief. About an
hour after they were last seen guam
tity 81 dynamite was exploded at the
base OF one Of the abutments. The
force Of the explosion was sufficient to
awaken the residents several miles dis
tant. The police suspect that the at
tempt at destruction il tho outcome Of
some ill-feelilIg over the employment of
men to build the bridge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
DUFREsNE, OWNS UP TO
BEING DE sACAN.
After Days Of Dodging About, Admits
in Jersey City He Is Frenchman
Suing For The Hand Of
Mime. Gould.

Jersey City, March 20.--After days
tf lodging about in an endeaFor 20 hide
his identity, bertrand Dufresne" gave
10 yesterday ami admitted that he was
Prince de Sagan suitor for the hand Of
Mime. Anna Could, who II now In New
York. The prince was at the time en-
route for that city. In philadelphia he
waved his hand to reporters and made
a spectacular getaway from the Belle
yue- Stratford. In French be saids
"Messieus, YOU are at fault.
Led by the potter with mis- grip, the
prince was taken to the carriage way
in the rear Of the hotel and there So
cured hanson. The driver Was In
structed to make speed to the Broad
street station. Reaching there, the
prince was out like fash and started
for the ticket office.
Policemen drove back tine curious mob
and made passageway. In excellent
English he asked for d ticket for New
York, laying down a So bin to pay for it
Newspaper men asked him If he was
not Prince Helle de Sagan and what hei
thought Of Count Boni, but he only
laughed and waved bis hand above his
head just as the gatenlan was closing
tho gates, be got through and sprinted
down the long platform like an athlete.
Before he came from his room he had
sent 1000 frame note to the Franklin
bank To be changed into Am
erian currency. He did not wait for
the messenger to return, but told the
clerk at the desk to take the amount of
his bill out oil the money and then keep
the rest until he should call for IL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
KAISER WON'T
RECEIVE HILL
------------
Sends Word to Washington
That Ambassador Chosen
IS PERSONA NON GRAIA
His Reasons Are Not Given-But the
Trouble Is Said to Hark Back to the
visit Of King Henry Of
Prussia.
is PERSONA NON GRAIA

Washington, March 26s-It was an
ncunced yesterday that the German
government has declined 70 receive DR..
David Jayne Hill as ambassador at
Berlin to succeed Charlemagne Tower.
DR.. Hill was appointed on Nov. to
succeed Ambassador Tower, whose re.
signaIion was accepted to take effect
upon the qualification Of his successor.
DR.. Hill II at present minister TO The
Hague, and was formerly first assist
ant secretary Of state Under the al
miuntration Of Secretary Hay.
Emperor William has caused Il to be
made known that the American diplos
matist Is persona non grata to him.
The reason for the Enepror's objection
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
RATE LAW EDIcT MAY
CAUSE AN EXTRA SESSION
Gov. johnson Considers Plan Of conveu.
ing Legislature to Remedy the
Objectionable Penalties.

st. Paul, Nina, March 26.-Gog
johnson said yesterday that the calling
Of a special session of the legislature
as a result Of the supreme courts deci.
sion against the Minnesota railroad law
would depend On fuller information as
to the grounds OF the decision
III. however. It turns out that the
penalties imposed are the controlling OBJ
lection" said the governor the matter
can Be undoubtedly and should be RENE.
died at once.
4 can see no reason for waiting
year for the regular session. The rate
laws are estimated to effect saving
az -S5OO000 annually to the people Of
Minnesota. The extra session would cost
but small fraction Of that sum. Ne
matter how good a law we enact
have no doubt thar either the railroad
officials or their shippers viii contest it
as long as they can
@The matter should be treated with
deliberation and common sense, and IN
I'll have the decision before me and
have studied 1t thoroughly nothing will
be done In the matter Of special session
OF the Legislature"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
PEOPLES SCHEDULE.


The Third Time.
Joe Wcafor Ii captain Of the Peoples
acaaeny {NInrflayille) base hall team
tof the thifA times aud good team Il
txpectad The schedule follows:
April aB, brigham academy AZ Moi
ritvillp
April 80, Bristol high school at Nor.
iiAtille
Nay d SCI hibaps htzh school at ".
.tlbaiiA
May O, q. " N. and III MorrisyIlle.
May 4. So. eiiebael'A college At WI.
nooski
May :, Il2ilowe ltrcs academy II Iair.
lax.
Nay n, bellows Free academy at
Nay y, 81, J0liasbuy academy at
My "a, ~ Mirbael's college % Nor,
riAyiifa
MAY ~. Open
May 70, italian Athletic club at
Barre.
May 40, Open
May %, Italian Athletic club At Nor.
fissille.
lime !, brigham academy at Bakers
icld.
luae Z, 81 Johnsbuy academy At
MoffisYlile.
June u, st Adams high school II
MofrisYillo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
plain Sailing For Cannon.

Springfield, III, March 20 The adj
xance guard Of delegates 10 the Re
publican state convention, which today
will name four delegates AZ large To
The national convention. arriyer yos-
terllay The convention, gencraily
speaking. viii be in accordance with the
Ohio platform ON tariff revision. ON
tho presidential proposition, Speaker
Cannon 70 far has evrything his own
way
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
a MIshIgan neIegate Far cannan.

Saginaw Mich, March &c. The
eighth district Republican convention
Yesterday chose j. NJ. Fordney 81 Sag
NAV and h q Dewey ~ Owcsso dele.
gates 10 the national Republican con.
sention They were not instructed, but
Mr.. fordney stated to the convention
tiat no would vote for Speaker Cannon,
IT hc "A u presidential candidate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
SHOT BY DETECTIVE.
st. Louis Man Badly Wounded BY Broth
er of Roger c. Sullivan.

Chicago. March 20-Detectiye John
j. sullivan. brother Of Democratic
National Committeeman Roger G. Sll-
Ivan, shot and badly wounAed Harry
krause Of ST. Louis Tuesday night IN
the saloon Of Jacob Niemann, 30I West
Randolph street Sullivan shot kranse
after krause, who was fighting In the
saloon With Harry Fender had twice
felled the officer BY blows over the head
with heavy chain Sullivan entered
the saloon IN an endeavor To stop the
fighting and was trying to separate the
when he was attacked By
krause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
DRIED SCOTT PAPERS FOUND.
An Important Discovery Is Made in St.
Louis.

81. Louis, March 20 The original pa.
pers ii che historic bred Scott case oil
81, Louis. which have been missing from
Tho transcript room af the court house
for many wears, we're found yesterday
BIZ i Clarence Taussig among 4 lot OF
discarded papers Of bis deceased uncle,
George M Taussig, IN storage ware
house and returned to the circuit clerk.
A long but fruitless search was made
Tor the papers last spring and receipt
signed hy George w Tnussig. such as
lawyers give when they take away court
papers Vas found II place Of the papers.
A. George ~. T90ssig had died an trace
~ the documents WIS lost. The eele
bratod ease was begun ia November.
lSA0. aud the petition is still perfectly
leai6lc, although the. paper Is yellow
and cracking With age
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
10 FlREMrNs rouRNAMrNr.
MiaaleAary Citizens Tufn Down FRO.
position fss Kxess Appropriation.

NiidlotUfl, March sat- s special
Nlll&eo mccting heFs Tuesday asteraoon
Tn eltiseaS vosed agaip~, fhe nroro
titoa s. incuase the appropriation l0f
iifemeu's tournament Meme next sam.
nIef l. x5oo The original anpr0nfia.
l,oa wss 500 Ana i was tfsf5eel tks
sun veHA Uat = saHFieus Is malr
tertssa 8ae >,sc.ses s. thc undertaking.
n kiee 81 yr<ttfeaxs agtiea * 4 ~
hese3 tae pioiect VII hc gives up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-26
A YOUNG GIRLS TRIUMPH.
Her Design Was Accepted for Soldiers
Monument

Bayoane. n y. March s6 n eompe.
tition Nflth several New York seulpiors
81 note. Elcanog Eaaie nineteen Years
Old. iNSt out ST high school AMI hereto.
FORE unknown TO fame IN her profession,
has had her design for the proposed
Soldiers and sailors monuments to be
errsted here. accepted. The deeisi0n
vas announced AZ meeting 81 the
Rsyonne Patriotic Monument Assooia.
ton. Net only did the award 90 10
Miss Fadle. bat her design was accepted
by unanimous vote Il the cQmmIttsc hav-
ing the matter ia ehsree, Although tho
Successful designer Mss known = hAVe
tAlent. Il was not thought IN the begia
ming oi ths contest that she eonla COM
pete successfully with older aud better
known seulpiogs.