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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
HAS STRICT RULES
TO RUN SALOON.
Brooklyn Man Says He Never Takes
Money He Thinks Some Family
Needs

New York, March 5.-Twenty five
years III the saloon business has convine.
ed Timothy +. Fox, a Brooklyn liquor
dealer, that three drinks are about suili-
cient for one brief social session. lie
says be never takes money that he
thinks some family needs, no woman has
ever been served in his bar.room and he
viii allow no lettering
lie does business by adhering strictly
TO these rules:
Never serve q drink to a man who
shows any sign Of being under the in.
fuence Of liquor.
DO not treat patrons, as they will
feel under the obligation to reciprocal
DO not make a habit Of cashing this
pay checks Of city employees, for such
accommodation serves as q strong inyi-
tation to these men to spend part Of
their wages
DO not sell drink 20 a woman.
DO not have dice or cards or any
gambling devices.
Drinking in moderation will hurt few
people and frequently does some good.
Conduct the liquor business as you
would any legitimate trade and exert all
your power 70 eradicate the banefuI in
iluences that have brought saloons ii
general into diTepmte.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
DENIES THE DIVINE
ORIGIN OF CHRIST
The Rev. R. J. Campbell Of London Is
Trying to Establish a New The
nInov

London, March 5.--The Rev. r. J.
Campbell, pastor Of City Temple, has
published letter addressed to all free
ehurchmen and other sympathizers, pro
posing to form new sect and organiza-
tion for an active propaganda in behalf
Of his new theology the central idea
Of which Is the denial Of the divine
origin OF Christ, whom he regards as
merely social reformer.
Mr.. Campbell's reason for this step,
he says, il the hostile attitude OF the
official element in the churches to the
new movement
The Rev. Reginald John Campbell Wis
tied this country IN the summer Of 1908.
He called on President Roosevelt at Oys-
ter Bay in August Of that year and was
also guest Of Sir Thomas Lipton's
yacht, the Erin, which had come here
for the Americas cup races He preached
to a congregation Of 10000 persons at
Ocean Grove, and in his sermon created
somewhat Of sensation by saying that
many men were questioning the divinity
of Christ.
During his Six weeks stay in the
United States he visited and preached
in most Of the large cities, as far west
as Denver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
CHARGED LARCENY OF STUD.
c. W Reagan's Allegation That Tailor
Stole Diamond Not Proven.

ST. Albans, March 5. S. Bloch, who
conducts tailor shop ON Main street,
was arraigned before Judge \. y. Post
in city court yesterday charged with
the larceny Of a diamond stud valued at
500 from G. w Reagan After the aear
ing the respondent was discharged
there not being sufficient evidence to
hold him.
Mr.. Reagan's testimony tended to
show that Monday night be pinned lis
diamond stud into the back pocket Of
bis trousers and that yesterday Sc took
the trousers 70 Mr.. Bloch to nave then,
pressed. lie called Tor and received the
trousers yesterday afternoon ana when
ae put them on the stai was missing.
lie then went TO Mr. Blocn IN m effort
e get che stud but the respondent claim.
81 not TO have it a sealch-warrant was
then issued and the home and person Of
TIC respondent were searched but the
stud was nat found
Bloch was arrested again Yesterday al.
ternoon b Deputy Sheriff Boulten on a
civil action aud was released on bail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
MRS. HoxIE NAMES MRS.
WALKER IN DIVORCE SUIT
Action Brought Against Her Husband
Following Her Failure in $4,000
Alienation Suit.

Portsmouth. N. IT, March 5.-unsnc-
eessful IN her $4,000 alienation suit
against Mrs. Mary I. Walker the beau
tiful and wealthy widow Of Arthur VI.
Walker, Mrs Abbie I. Hoxie has filed a
suit for divorce against her husband.
Joseph I. Hoxie, naming Mrs Walker.
No sooner had the announcement Of
this suit become kaown than it was
given out TINT Hoxie was about to enter
suit against his wife for divorce on the
ground Of excessive cruelty. lie alleges
that at various times bis wife has as.
saulted and abused him This suit las
not been brought TO trial. 1t is ex.
pected that both suits viii be heard IN
the April term Of court.
IN her petition Mrs Hoxie alleges
that Me- Hoxie abandoned her in Jan
uary, 1907 and charges him with I'M
proper relations with Mary + Walker.
The case has created 4 sensation in
this city since he filing Of the alienation
suit Mrs. Walker Is well known for
her beauty Her husband was one of
the wealthiest coal dealers OF New Eng.
land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
Consequent on Quick Gun
fire
ADMIRAL COWLESTESTIFIES
At the Senate Hearing Possible, How
ever, to Minimize Danger-He Tells
Of the Accident on Battleship
Missouri.

Washington, March 5.--@You can't
handle powder, and handle it fast, with
out having accidents. And you have got
TO handle it fast--you must reach your
gun before the other fellow gets to his
You must bit the other fellow quick
and as many times as you can before
he gets at you.' These expressions are
taken from the testimony OF Rear Adj
nliral William s. Cowles, chief Of the
bureau of equipment Of the navy de-
Fsrtment. before the senate committee
on naval affairs yesterday in the inyes-
tigation Of criticisms Of battleship. corr
stTuction. Speaking plainly Admiral
Cowles said that the American ships
were the equal of any afOat and indors-
cd in positive terms the open turret and
direct ammunition hoist with the inn
provements made since the Missouri and
Georgia accidents, 70 make them safe.
The testimony of Admiral Cowles WIS
cenered in a description Of the explosion
on the battleship Missouri which he
commanded at the time. He was asked
10 STATE TIE FtHse u Tue eAHtOrlOu anu
the defects that contributed to the &C.
cident. Speaking OF he open turret on
the Missouri, he said that the time be-
tween rounds in firing the big guns mad
been reduced from tnree hundred to
forty seconds The lesson taught BY the
explosion, according to the admiral, was
that the great danger in the turrets was
from fare backs, which in themselves
were harmless to the men, but often
Intense enough to ignite powder, AMI
therefore the safeguard was to expel
gases from the guns before powder was
brought within range and that had now
been accomplished.
Lieutenant Commander CleiIand Davis
assistant chief Of the bureau, expressed
the opinion that the armor belt was
p: operly located
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
NO MORE CATARRH.
Red Cross Pharmacy win Not Allow II
to Exist in Barre.


There will be no more eatarrh IN
Barre say Riekert q Wells, unless
people fail to follow the law Of common
sense
Riekert & Wells make this statement
because Of he great success that has
followed the use Of Hyomei il the treat
ment OF catarrhal troubles. So positive
IS this treatment ia quick relief and
permanent cure that they sell it under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money ii it does not do all that is
claimed for it.
Il follows natures plan in curing dis
eases Of the throat and lungs BIZ bring.
ing healing medication right to the very
spot where the disease germs exist.
With This treatment, health giving oils
and balsams are breathed through a neat
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit, 70 that every breath you take
while using Hyomei is a breath Of heal
ing air II kills all catarrhal germs and
prevents their growth 70 that the cure
il thorough and permanent.
Remember that Hyomei is sold under
a guarantee to cost nothing unless II
cures. # you have any catarrhal trou-
Die, you sholnd take advantage Of Rick
ert & Wells liberal OFFER
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
CARNEGIE GIVES $4,000
OUT OF GRATITUDE.
Assists an Unfortunate Wife Whose Fa-
ther Helped Him When He Was
Struggling Poor Youth.

New York, March 5.-0ut Of gratitude
for an obligation rendered to him many
years ago, Andrew Carnegie has given
$4,000 to Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow,
whose husband, formerly treasurer of
the New York s New Jersey Telephone
Company. il a fugitive from Justice.
Snow is charged with the embezzle-
anent Of $4,000, and when he disap-
'peared his wife and three children were
left without other resources than an
appeal to relatives for aid.
Much publicity followed Shows defal-
cation, and it was then that MI. Car
negie remembered the favor Of long ago.
u had been rendered him by Mrs. SHOWS
father, David Brooks, a wealthy manu-
facturer and banker Of Baltimore, who
died about 20 years ago Carnegie was
a poor boy in western Pennsylvania.
struggling to make his way, when Mr.
Brooks came to his aid What the SER
vice was or what the amount no one
concerned would reveal
Mrs. Snow declares that she never has
known the nature of the obligation. ar
she had no acquaintance with Mr.. Car
negie, and that her father never men
toned the subject.
Her first knowledge Of the benefac-
fion was when she received word that
$25, 900 had been deposited to her credit
in New York bank, and that she was
free to draw upon it whenever she so
pleased.
Before Snow disappeared it was as
serted that he had obtained possession of
his wifes fortune amounting to about
$4,000, and had used it in an effort to
save himself by pIunging in Wall street.
He failed to get on the right side of
the market, and everything was swept
away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
DRUNKENNESS
A Durable Disease
Eminent Physicians and Scientific Men
Agree That It Should Be Treated
As Such.


Drunkenness is a progressive disease
the moderate drinker IS not satisfied
with two or three drinks a dav. the
craving for more and more becomes ir-
resistible as the disease advances; the
result is chronic alcoholism.
The treatment used successfully bv
thousands right in their own homes Is
0rrine. It is a scientific cure for drunk
ennes and has given such universal salts
faction that it IS sold under positive
guarantee to effect a cure or your money
viii be refunded This guarantee Il civ
en- in good faith and Is carried out to
the letter. Orrine Is not a new remedy
It has been sold BY the leading dr7iv
gists in every city for years. Il has
lifted tens Of thousands from the depfhs
to worthy manhood and has the hea4tv
endorsement Of grateful men and women
IN every state in the union.
Orfine 10. | is the secret remedy: Or.
rine No. ? is for those wiling to take
the treatment Either form costs 81 an
The guarantee is the same in aifhsr case
Write 10 The 0srine Co. Washington.
D. G, for free treatise On drunkenness.
mailed in plain sealed envelope Orrine
viii be mailed on receipt Of price. S6la
BY The leading druggists in every town
and city, and in this city b. Riekert &
Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
HE CALLS LINCOLN
A MERE WARD BOSS.
Indiana Professor Arouses Indignation
by His Amazing Charge

by His Amazing Charge.
Bloomington, Ind, March 5.-State
university circles and The people Of this
city are amazed by remark respecting
President Lincoln, made by DIR. A. NJ.
Hall Of the public speaking department
before the history class, DR.. Hall is
quoted in the Daily Student, the univer-
sity paper, as follows:
Abraham Lincoln was nothing more
than ward political boss and did not
associate with the better class OF peo-
pie in his home town
DR.. Hall is in minister Of the gospel
and was at one time nj charge Of a church
in Springfield, III. According TO him,
Lincoln spent his early life dabbling in
politics with the undesirables OF the
Illinois capital
The Grand Army post Of this city has
taken the matter up and members of
the faculty are investigating.
All that DR.. Hall has said about the
matter was to ask the history class If
he was correctly reported in the Daily
Student. When all agreed that he was
be simply smiled.
His disparaging remarks have brought
forth denial from DR.. James Al. Wood
burn, head Of the history department.
DR. Woodburn denies that Lincoln was
political boss, and says that the name
of Lincoln is too great, his life too noble
to be associated even BY implication
with the "deplorable and detestable rule
Of the political boss"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
DUCHESS CONSUELO JOINS
TITLED SOCIALIST RANKS
British Aristocracy Bewildered BY Her
Conversion to New Theories.

New York, March 5.-The beautiful
Duchess Of Marlborough, formerly Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt, who is now en-
voyage to America on the Lucania, is
the latest lady OF title to become So
cialist, according to cable dispatches
yesterday from London.
She IL thought to have been convert
ed to Socialistic doctrines by the noted
Countess Of Warwick, formerly Lady
Brooks, or more famously known as
"Babbiling Brooks ever since the Tran
BY croft scandal.
London society in general aud the St.
james set in particular has already re-
covered from its recent shock on learn
ing that the Duchess of Manchester tnee
Helen Zimmerman Of Cincinnati) was a
convert to Socialism by the Countess of
Warwick
This accession II the Duchess Of MARI
borough to the Socialist ranks has re-
duced the appalled, aristoerats Of May
fair and BelgraYia to bewilderment al
most ludicrous.
When the Duchess OF Manchester was
announced as an ardent and practical
Socialist her friends warned her Of the
terrible case of the Countess OF War.
wick They pointed out that turning to
Socialism and encouraging the wide.
spreading Socialistic doctrines meant
nothing less than loss of social pres-
tige, that even the powerful title Of
Manchester, backed BY the wealth Of
Papa Zimmerman, eonld not save her
from royal disfaYor and that she was
regulating herself to the status If al
inspired crank
The Duchess Of Manchester long inter
ested in work for the poor. pursued her
Socialstic way serenely, however. And
now second and even more noted
duchess, Consuelo Of Marlborough. Is
added to the titled wing Of the Social
istic party. Some of the light minded
social leaders are IN fact. speaking in
tones Of Jest Of this Titled Socialism.
but the majority Of the aristoeratic set
Il too wrought UP 70 consider il a sub
jeet Of sport
The Duchess Of Marlborough has been
conspicuous Hgure IN the s0-ealed so
ciety charities She has been partieu-
larly Interested il the West Ham sos
pital, and only last August laid the
cornerstone OF new wing for that ii.
stitution
She has rented and furnished two
houses in the notorious East End of
London. where she cares for the wives
and children Of eonwets a class whose
lot j. particularly ,Iiscouraging.
From this general relief of the poor
the Duchess of Marlborough progressed
TO an earnest study Of Socialism and
soeialistle doctrines and papers She
y quoted as having praised theories
whose application would mean the over
turn Of present social conditions ii Eng
land And, 20 cap the climax OF Nav.
fair's dismay, she Il actually Said to
have deploret the accumulation Of ex
cessiye wealth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05

SIS tower Of strength abroad" land the
excellent reputation Of g, I. Hood Co. and
their remedies in the city 81 Lowell, where
they are best known, inspires confidence
the world over, not only IN the medicines
but IN anything their proprietors say
about them. III Made BY Hood IT'S Good
y believe Hoods SarsaparilIa the best all
round family medicine known today MRs
G. D, FARLEY, 652 Wilder ST., Lowell. Mass
Il recommend Hoods Earsaparilla to any
one" JoHS B. DUFFY. IA Auburn Street
Lowell, Mass.
Il am q strong and healthy woman today
from taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which |
keep Ia the house for all the family MRS.
FAENrE BALcH, 1903 Leverett St. Lowell Mass.
Il consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the best
bloodpuritier IN the world Mrs. JENNIE
Z. CARLTON. ilS Liberty St., Lowell Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or In tablet form called
sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by G ]. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
DEpEw DEFENDS NEW YORK.
Thinks Proposed Bank Inquiry Should
Not Be Confined to That City.

Washington, March s. After sharp
debate in which Senators Tiilman, Hale,
Aldrich and Depew participated Senator
Iillmans resolution directing an inquiry
into the character Of collateral deposited
TO secure loans made BIZ New York
banks was referred yesterday to the
committee on finance. Senator Depew
objected to combining the inquiry To New
York banks and Mr.. Tillmam said he
was willing to have ii extended 10 all
cities in which there were stock OK
changes he spoke Of the New York
exchange as the principal gambling helI''
in the country, and Mr., Depew defended
New York as a business center. saving
that even South Carolina would have
suffered il that state had not been able
to obtain help from New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
SPECIAL ATTORNEY ARRESTED.
Charged With Accepting Bills From
Montgomery.

New York. March 81. Nathan Vidaver
a special deputy state attorney general
was arrested yesterday afternoon by de.
tcctiyes, from District Attorney Jerome
Office charged with accepting $500 in
marked bills from William r. Mont.
gomery, former president Of the Hamil.
ton bank Nidayer had prominent
rart in the recent banking investigation
II this city aud the Hamilton bank was
one Rf the institutions which was given
attention at that time, He is forty-one
years old and recently was candidate
for election to the court Of general ses-
sions bench.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
Italian Athletic Club Made Two
Out Of Three
IN SMALL PIN MATCH
There Was No Game in the City Candle
Pin League, as the Carvers Have
Withdrawn from League-vet-
Grams Roll Tonight.

The Italian athletic club candle pin
team defeated Daley's Colts Of Mont
pelier at Buzzell's alleys last evening,
winning two Of the three strings rolled.
Colombo Of thew inning team had the
high single of the evening Of l07 and
also the high three-string total Of 2S4.
The match which was scheduled for
last evening between the Italian team
Of the City league and Jones' Teddy
Bears was called off because the former
team has withdrawn from the league.
There will be match this evening be-
tween two teams Of the old time bowl
ers
The score Of last evenings play was
as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
"B0wERY DEPEW" RECALLS
OLD TINES TO PRESIDENT
Tom Roman, at White House, Tells Of
Theft Of Roosevelt Overeoat.

Washington March 5.-Tom Donan.
known as ~the Bowery Dopew.n was
presented to the president yesterday by
Representative Bennett OF New York.
The president and Tom are old friends.
and the visitor reesed of swift speech
IN his best refnacular.
AIr. President. be said. we're vid
sou. an J bring the greetings Of the
Bowery- I'm the father Of q family Of
mechanics. You've got EN- all skinned
to death aud beat q mile. Keep up che
good work.
Then Tom recalled how he had written
to Mr. Roosevelt while he was at Moa
tauk Point. before be became governor.
and asked him down to the Bovefy 70
speak
fou came aud talked TO rs. Alr. Pres
ident, dye mind. and some Here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
Plea For Passage Of BurlesOn
Resolution
SIMS SAYS PRACTICES
OF Exchange IntoIerabIe--Depew Wants
the TilIman Bill Extended--Would
Not COnfne the Bank Inquiry
to New York.

Washington, d. G., March 8 Declar-
ing that the practices of the New York
Cotton Exchange were intolerable and
that the cotton growers Of the South
had determined to use all lawful means
to end them, Mr. Sims Of Tennessee
yesterday in the House Of Representa-
tiyes, advocated the passage Of the Bur
Lesson bill prohibiting the use Of the
mails, telegraph and telephone services
in dealing in cotton futures where the
delivery and acceptance Of actual cotton
is not intended.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
SEVENTH SUICIDE
ATTEMPT A SUCCESS,
Ex-pugiIist Kills Himself with Gas, Fol-
lowing Jump from Brooklyn
Bridge.

New York. March 5.--John g. Grant,
former pugilist, who tried to end his
life few days ago BY diving of tile
Brooklyn bridge, but came up between
the ice foes uninjured, killed himself
yesteday By inhaling gas in the home
Of his brother in Brooklyn He had
made six previous attempts to kill him
self. He cut his wrist before he leaped
into the river.
Grant had fought draw with George
Dixon and at one time was considered
to be q conner" in the pugilistic game.
He got a knockout, however, which he
never got over. Fle had not been work
ing much Of late and had been very
Respondent. Since his leap off the bridge
Grant had been keeping close to his
brothers house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
no REMOVE woop puLp DUrY.
The Bill Is Now in the Hands Of House
Committee.

Washington. d, q, March 5-Repre-
sentative Stevens Of Minnesota has in.
troduced a bin prepared ~ the American
Newspaper Publishers association taking
the duty of wood pulp and print paper
The bill contains proyiso that II any
country shall lay an export duty on
wood pulp the amount Of that duty
shall be applied on imports into the
United States. The bin has been re.
fefred to the committee on ways and
means. There Is small hope that It viii
receive any consideration at this session.
The state department yesterday received
4 note from the United States consul
at Montreal saving that deputation
sent 70 Sir Nilirid Lauiier. the Canadian
premier, III The Manufacturers Assoeia
lion Of that country. urging immediate
legislation t. impose an export duty on
wood pulp. elected from him an expires
sion Of his entire sympathy with the
associations views, and the early appoint
ment Of a royal commission to consider
the matter Is thought probable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
PRESIDENT MEETS A
MOST DESIRABLE CITIZEN.
In the Person Of Mrs. Tietjen, Bankers
Wife and Mother Of Six.

Washington. March sc. F. Tiefien,
president Of the West Side Bank, New
York. aud Mrs Tietien, were presented
to the president yesterday by Represen-
tativ Bennett President Roosevelt was
highly pleased ON learning that Mrs.
Tietien IS the mother Of SIX children.
You are the most desirable citizen in
the room. Mrs Tietien," the president
told her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
MORE ALLEGED ANARCHISTS
SEIZED BY CHICAGO POLICE
Prisoners Deny Knowledge Of Plot
AGAINST Chief Shippy.

Chicago, March continuing their
efforts to unravel the supposed plot to
assassinate city officials which led to the
attack upon George NJ Shippy, chief Of
police, Monday morning, the Chicago po.
lice yesterday morning arrested tive
more men who are supposed 70 be anar-
oiists. The prisoners, Charles Yania-
tis and William Stadlweiser, both deny
all knowledge Of the plans Of Lazarus
Axerbusii t. Kill Shippy
official, who was badly wounded while
assisting his father to overcome the an
arehist, passed a regtful night at the
Augtistana hospital, and has good
chances for ultimate recovery.
Rosie Stern, for whom the police have
been searching since last night was
taken to Assistant Chief Sehuettler's OF
flee this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-05
RUSSIAN DowAGER EMPRESS
TO VISIT M0RGAN'S HOME
VIII Go With Queen Alexandra to Look
at Art Treasures.

London. March s. The Dowager EN-
press Of Russia arrived here yesterday
afternoon on a visit to her sister, Queen
Alexandra. King Edward and the queen,
the Prince and Princess Of Wales, For
eign Secretary Sir Edward Grey, and a
number Of other officials met the royal
visitors at the railroad station. Extra
ordinary precautions had been taken by
the police for the protection Of he en-
press The entire rairoad line from
Dover to London was closely guarded.
During her stay IN England the dow
ager empress will visit the residence Of
j. Pierpont Morgan, in company with
Queen Alexandra. for The purpose Of in
speeding his unique collection OF art
treasures.