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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
HUMAN LIFE HELD
CHEAP In NEW YORK
Better place For Horses Than For Men,
According to The Rev DR..
Fagnant

New York. Jan. 2s.- Now York Il a
better place for horses than human be-
ings and takes more care Of property
than life. was the declaration Of the
Rev. DR.. Charles r Fagnani'of the Union
Theological seminary, at the West Side
Young Mems Christian association
He advocated the establishment Of a
department III mental healing and an
anti.suicide bureau at the \. M. u A.
DR.. Fagnani said IN part
"The world of New York, as 1 look
out on il, is a pretty good world for hors-
Is. but not 50 good for men. don't
remember reading any instances q a
horse being frozen 10, death, but have
read Of several n.an found frozen in the
last few days. i blizzard in the steppes
of Siberia IS not so much dangerous
experience as blizzard IN the streets Of
New York for homeless men.
@0ne OF the men VINO was frozen was
an interesting character, and | cannot
help feeling Chat II something had been
done for him be would have amounted
to something. He was the man who got
into the house OF John Jacob Astor and
was found asleep on a downy couch
probably his first experience in downy
mattresses.
Just above that item about the
fAstor Tramp was an item regarded as
equally piece Of news, which told Of
a rich mans being snowbound for IA
hours in train and deprived Of his
luxuries for that period. When rich
mans deprivation Of Injuries for IA
hours Is as big a piece Of news as the
freezing to death Of a tramp, human life
is cheap
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
AIT
| BUENOS AYRES
Vessels Had Fine Passage
From Rio JaneirO
WELCOMED BY MINISTER
All the Men and Boats are IN Cool
Shape-Many Entertainments
Are Planned During the
Week.

Buenos Ayres. JAN 2S.--Attended BY
. division Or Argentine torpedo boats
the American torpedo boat fIotilla, which
left Rio Janeiro, Jan. 81, entered the
port Of Buenos Ayres Sunday morning
the arrival being witnessed by great
crowd. A few minutes later Command
ant Moreno Of The ministry Of marine
went aboard the Whipple and welcomed
the American officers in behalf Of the
government of the Argentine republic.
On entering the basin one Of the tugs
which had the torpedo boats in tow was
cast of, leaving the tug Enriqueta To
conduct the Whipple to her moofings.
Lieutenant Cone, commander of tne
iiotilla, was greatly pleased with the
hearty reception. He said that but for
the fog which delayed the little vessels
about twelve hours outside Rio Janeiro
the passage to Buenor Ayres had been
fine.
The Americans were met by the Ar
gentine lotilla off Flores island. Satur-
day afternoon The welcoming fleet sa.
lnted and steamed around the fotilla
and for half an hour there was warm
exchange of greetings. Commander
Tone subsequently boarded the Argen-
tine flagship and the trip to this port
was continued. The torpedo boats an
chored in the roads shortly after mid
night and came up to the docks as early
as possible. Every boat in the Aneri,
can iotilla il in excellent condition and
made the passage here without a hitch
The beats viii remain here until Thurs
day morning when they win steam for
Sandy point, in the Magellan Strait, to
join the battleship fleet.
A number of entertainments have
been arranged in honor 81 the visitors,
wnieh viii include excursions to inter
esting points, banquet and receptions
by the minister OF marine and receptions
BY the president OF the republic and the
Naval club. These viii take up Monday
and Tuesday, and on Wednesday there
will be reception at the American lie.
Cation and number Of private parties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
WILL ASK MONEY
TO FIGHT MOTHS
New England Men to Appear Before
Committee or Congress
Tomorrow.

Washington, Jan. 2s.- The House az.
ricuItural committee today will grant
hearings on the proposition to to APP
pyopriate S250O00 for the determination
Of the brown tail and gypsy moths in
New England. U II Kirkland. supcrin-
tcndent Of ade MASSACHUSETTS commits.
sion, win represent that state and the
roth commission ~ Maine, New Hamp.
shire ard Rhode Island also will be pres.
ent. Representative Roberts Of Mass
laehrusctts will urge tine commission b
grant the appropriation Of S250,O00 es.
timated and requested By Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson.
MIR. Kirkland came 10 Washington
yesterday and has been in consultation
with members OF the commission
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

II You lack strength, are nervous, have
no appetite, don't sleep well. get tired
easily, your blood Is in bad condition.
Yoh cannot be strong without pure, rich
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes good,
rich blood and keeps It good.
Dyspepsia For six months my sys.
tenn was ont of order with dyspepsia and
impure blood. Spent lots Of money IN vain,
but Hoods Sarsapafilla cured me- DOS. s,
XAUBA, Genoa. Ncb.
Had No Appetite - was troubled
with dyspepsia and had no appetite | had
a faint feeling after eating. MY constitution
was all run down. but Hood s Sargaparllla has
fully relieved me- FIoRENcE STOWE,
Sniderville. Wisconsin. 4a
Weakn0ss--'tI bless the day heard Of
Hood Sarsaparilla as itcured me of extreme
weakness after grip. built my husband UP
after pneumonia and cured eczema and
blood-poisoning In cur children. Mrs. M.
A. DELwoRrH, Box 1, Embreeville. Pa.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid or in tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar, Pre-
pared only by @. /. Hood CO., Lowell, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
ROADS CAN DISCRIMINATE
AGAINST LABOR UNION MEN.
Supreme Court Says Prohibitory Act Was
Unconstitutional.

Washington, D. G., Jan. q. che at
0f Congress Of June /, 1925, prohibiting
railroad companies engaged in interstate
commerce from discriminating against
memters oflabor organizations III the
matter Of employment. tho constitution
atty OF which was called into question
BY the ease Of William Adair W. the
United States, has been found repug-
nant to the constitution By tine United
States supreme court.
a decision yesterday. written BY Jus.
lice Harlan was in favor Of Adair. The
court held that Adair, as master nieehan.
lie of the Louisville and Nashville rail.
road, had right To discharge all employe
because he was q member Of labor or
ganization, Just as il was the employee
right 20 quit such employment because
Of his membership in such organization.
Such q course, the decision added, might
be unwise, but, regarded as mere mat
ter III, right, there could be no doubt
Congress- could not under the constitu.
tion authorize violation OF contracts
under tho guise Of protecting interstate
commerce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
3 WOMEN AND MEN
PERISH WITH BARGE
Tug Captain at Providence Reports Dis
aster in Bottle With Storm.

Providence, r. T., Jan. 2S. Two won.
en- and at least three men, maybe four,
went TO their death in the storm on
Friday night off the Delaware coast, it
was learned yesterday, when the tug n
b. ScaIly reached this city in charge Of
Captain Gregg.
The Scally, with two barges in tow,
which was loaded with coal, was on it,
way from Newport News to this place
Immediately behind the tug was the
barge New Jersey, and towed behind
tnat was the barge White Band.
When the storm struck the tug and
its conveys it was found that the White
Band was doomed, and In order 10 save
the tug and the other barge it was found
necessary to cut the sinking vessel
loose. This was done, and she quickly
foundered, the Captain reported.
The names Of only five of the six or
seven ON the barge have been reported
They are Margaret Smith Of South Prov
idende, Nellie Heaiy Of Providence, VIII
liam Henry Smith, Thomas Gornley and
Albert Gossier. The Captain said that
he was sure that there was one and may
be two others aboard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

Republicans to Nominate Taft; Demo-
Gratis to Defeat Him.

Washington, D. G., Jam 2s Secretary
Taft was at the capital yesterday and
after concluding a hearing before the
committee on Industrial arts and exposi
tions, he strolled in ON the floor Of the
House and met Bob Henry, the Demo
cratic representative from Waco, Tex. I
"Nlr. Secretary" said the Texas mem
Der, shaking Mr. Taft's hand, our folks
down in Texas think mighty well Of you,
and while there is some difference OF
opinion among Texans - TO whether
OF not you ought to be the next presi-
dent, we are going to compromise the
matter. Well give you Texas delegates
10 the Republican convention, but on cleo
ticu day we win defeat you by about
400 majority"
@Finel" exclaimed the secretary, shak-
ing with laughter IF you Texans will
do that, Mr.. Henry, shall be entirely
satisfied 81 sh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
THOUSANDS BACK AT WORK
IN MILLS AND COAL MINES.
Reading Galleries Resume and Steel
Plans Star Up Again.

PottsYille, Pa, Jan. 2S.--Two more big
open hearth furnaces resumed work here
yesterday, while the l9-inch and 2s-ineh
rolling min departments at the Eastern
Steel eompany's mills also started up
full handed To-day the l2-inch mill
resumed.
Thirty eight eollieries of the Reading
Coal and Iron company, employing %, 900
men. who have been idle since January
Is, also went to work. while 1000 men
at the same eompany's repair shops re-
sumed on reduced hours.
Westbrook. Me, Jan 2s,The mills Of
the Dano Warp company resumed the
full time schedule yesterday
Bristol. K. l.. Jan %. Nearly 200 en-.
ployes AZ the HeaTOsford boat building
plant here are back at work on full time
to-day, after working for several months
on ourand -half-hour basis.
Detroit. Mich. an. 2S. The plant Of
the American Car and Foundry company,
which has been shut down for some time,
opened yesterday, giving employment to
5000 men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

Since Saturday Senators AIdlicn and
Bailey have been IN conference over the
letters proposed amendments to the bill,
but there has not been time for agree
ment upon them or any otner new pro-
positions TO be reached by the full COM
mittee. From general knowledge Of the
situation II is evident that Senator
Aldrich has nothing to gain by delaying
action, for there are no outward symp
toms that sentiment IN the House has
grown friendlier to the bill since it was
first drafted Even the opponents of
the bill, however, concede that it will
lave important, if limited, beneficial ef
feet upon business 10 have the bill pass
ed, even il it il not ideal legislation,
and this view is relied on to give the
bill enough support in bota branches
to carry It through.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
CATARRR YIELDS
10 Healing Air of Hyomei.--Sold Under
Guarantee By Red Cross Pharmacy.

Catarrh is tlle most prevalent disease
known 90 humanity Probably ninety
per cent. of the people in this country
srffer at one time or another with this
common disease.
II is germ disease and hence can be
cured only BY some method that will
reach and destroy che germs.
This IS best found in Hyomei. which
may be callef the direct method Of
treating catarrh. as is meacation. tax
en- in with the air you breathe, goes
directly 10 every AR cell in the nose,
throat and lungs kills all catarrhal germs
heals the irrifatsd mucous membrane
aud vitalizss the tissues 30 as to render
eatarrh no longer possible.
The unique way in which Hyamei Is
sold should dispel all doubt as to its
curative properties. for the Red Cross
pharmacy give their absolute guarantee
e. refund Tire prize to any cafarfh suf
ferer that Hyomei sails to benefit You
d. not risk s cent in testiR~ its healing
powers WHAT offer could be more fair
% ron than this, where a leading drug
gisf takes al the risk Of Hyomei giving
satisfaction, and leases you 70 Be the
Judge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
BULLETS FoILED THE
JAPANESE SPIES.
Second Attempt to Steal Secrets of Ma
tiOnal Guard Armory in San
Francisco.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 2s.-The CAN
yesterday said:
Bullets fired with deadly intent by
national guard sharpshootegs frustrated
a second attempt by two men to rob
the armory Of companies X and NJ, Fifth
Infantry, National Guard.
In the building are kept valuable mill
tary maps Of San Francisco coast de-
tense and Typographical plans Of the
peninsula,
From the descriptions Of the trespass-
err furnished the officers Of the regiment
by the sentries, the authorities are work
ing on the theory that japanese spies
were trying to gain an entrance to the
secrets of the armory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
TARIFF REVISION
SHOULD BE DOMINANT
We Mnst Return to Equal Rights, Says
the Governor Of Instantaneous
and Inheritance Tax

I St Louis, Mo. JAN Is. fmmediats
tariff revision should be the dQminant
Il issue hi the Democratic party, coupled
with income and Inheritance tax and
popular election OF senator's, says Gov
Folk.
What must the Democratic party dc
to winy he was asked.
The Democratic party should stand
for the abolition 81 privilege unhesitat-
ingly replied the governor, and then add.
cd, by that | mean not only the priv.
! lege conferred BY law, but the privilege
/ exercised contrary to law"
From this basis he imiolded his ideas
Of the national political issues and of
the application Of them Of Democratic
| principles
We must return to equal rights, Z
le0ntinued the governor The Democrat
ie party should appeal not only to the
intelligence Of men. but TO the conscious.
ness OF men. tt should appeal not to any
class, hut TO the average American who
believes ii fair dealing
The most conspicuous privilege con
ferred BY law j. tlie tariff, and this mt
urally should be the dominant Issue in
the coming campaign. The platform
should declare for immediate tariff re-
vision, II the tariff as now arranged
works injustice. the evil cannot II RENE.
died too speedily. vi Is Iii untemble
position that the tariff should b revised
BY its friends. If il IS wrong 1t should
not have friends II the tariff Is ever
to be revised 1t must be done not BIZ
those who think Il is right, but by those
who know it Is wrong and hate munop-
oily.
The trust question and the tariff
question are practically the same hat
Is, the correction of The tariff inequalities
will largely correct the trust evil, for.
with few exceptions, trusts are the OF
spring Of unjust schedules The tariff,
deliberately arranged to create monop
olies and to give a class the privilege
Of proving on the rest Of the people Is
indefensible from any standpoint, either
OF economies or morals. Nc protection
for monopoly should be a Democratic
slogan.
instead Of protecting monopoly
against the people, the idea should be
TO protect the people more against mo-
nopoly. II is not practicable 70 suppress
the trusts with onQ hand while the other
feeds them with that protection which
gives them life and strength
The national Incorporation De every
concera doing an interstate business. e.
peeially railroads. which should Place all
tliose corporations in the control 81 the
national government, both as 10 inter
state and intrastate, would be fraught
with the gavest danger to our institu-
tions"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
SHEPPARD LEFT OFF EASY.
Runner Suspended BY A, A. U, Until
s March 1.

Philadelphia, Jan. Melvin Shep-
pard Of the Irish American A. G. Of
New York mas been suspended until
March for his assault on Guy Haskins
of the university Of Pennsylvania at
the indoor games last Friday night.
The registration committee If the
middle Atlantic division Of the A. Al.
II, met Saturday night and decided up
on tine suspension. Sheppartl's suapen-
sion would likely have been for longer
period but for the fact that the middle
Atlantic and the Metropolitan divisions
Of the al a. u will have a big meet
early in March. There Is great rivalry
between the divisions, ana it was de-
eided not to cripple the New Workers
in these games, but to make Sheppard's
suspension end 50 that he can figure in
the meet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
NEW INJUNC-
TON PLAN.
white House" Bill Offered
By Beverage
A HEARING is NECESSARY
Within Three Days of Application--Pan-
American University Proposed
Allison in His Seat; Haste Ex-
pected on Currency
A HEARING is NECESSARY

Washington, Jan. rs Presumably at
the instance Of the President, Senator
Beverage Of Indiana yesterday intro.
dueed an anti-iniunction bill which pro-
vides that no restraining order or injunc-
ton shall be used in disputes between
employees and employers except after q
hearing, which must be held within
three days after the application, unless
there Is an agreement between the two
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
EMPEROR WILLIAM is % YEARS.
His Birthday Anniversary Celebration
Began at 8 O'clock Yesterday.

Berlin, Jan 2S. Emperor William was
forty-nine years old yesterday. Accord.
iig to immemorial birthslay custom. the
palace trlmpeters played and the castle
choir sang a hymn at 8 O'Clock. The
emperor appeared at window overlook
ing the court where the musicians were
gathered. greeted the choristers, and re-
eeived the congratulations OF visiting
princes, after which there was service
in the private chapel In the afternoon
the emperor called at the different for
eign embassies, where he left carls. As
he drove down Inter den Linden he was
eheered by a great crowd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

sides for an extension Of time It i
understood that the measure introduced
yesterday Il tile White IIouses bill.
The President attention was called By
Secretary Taft recently in tine Cooper
Union speech to the abuse Of the iniune-
tion ami he has urged upon the presi-
dent the desirabnity Of law compelling
a hearing before an injunction can Be
issued. The Beyeridge bin il the result.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

time comes. believe the great major
ity Of the people Of Ohio want to see
Taft nominated, and before long think
it viii be conceded that Taft viii have
the unanimous support Of the state.
IF Taft Is nominated, there Ii no
doubt that he win carry the state /
believe he win get plurality OF 100000.
The Republicans Of Ohio do not carry
their factional differences TO the polls"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
SENATE NEVER so LARGE.
wetmore Brings Membership Up to
Ninety-Two.

Washington, Jan. as. George P. Wet
more yesterday took The oath Of office
AZ United states senator from Rhode
island for the term ending March 4,
1918. He received the hearty eongratu.
lations OF many senator's. and was
promptly assigned to- the Craftsmanship
ct the committee on library ami was
nade member OF the committees on
public buildings and grounds, university
uf the United States and Wpman's Suf.
frage. Mr.. Wetmores entrance into the
Senate increased the actual membership
Of that body 70 ninety-two for the first
time in the history Of the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
BRY AN WANTS
TO RUN
He Seems to Think He IS a
Good Candidate
HASN'T SEEN COMMITTEE
OF Leading Observation-Disclosures Patty
Has a Chance for victory-Taft
Fur Ahead in Poll Of Republi-
cans in Congress.
HASN'T SEEN COMMITTEE

Washington, d. c., Jan. 2s.-William
J. Bryan made it clear to friends who
called on him Sunday that he was en-
tirely satisfied with the outlook for Dem
ocratic success with himself as the nomi-
nee for president and that he had no
intention of getting out OF the race at
The suggestion Of Eastern Democratic
leaders. Mr.. Bryan spent a quiet day,
SO far as politics was involved, II any
deputation OF leading Democrats had in
nand calling on Mr.. Bryan to break the
news to him that he owed a duty to his
party to withdraw from the presidential
race, they did not perform their mission.
Mr.. Bryan had many callers, but little
on no politics was talked, because Mr..
Bryan never talks politics on Sunday
VIXEN he can possibly avoid it.
Mr.. Bryan expects to devote the two
days remaining Of his stay in Washing
ton to politics. He win hold many con
ferenccs, especially with the Southern
senators who are showing signs OF break
ing away from his standard Mr.. Bryan
said to friend that he believed the out
look for Democratic success this year was
excellent and that the chances Of victory
would not be lessened If the rank and
file' of the Democracy decided that be-
should lead them again. Mr.. Bryan rel
ferred in a ocular way to the reported
VISIT of the committee which ii was all
legged was to ask him to withdraw.
II am afraid the committee has been
lost, said he. Il have read they We're
here, but have mot been able to see
them" iSfi
He was asked what response he would
make to such call. Il would first want
to examine the credentials OF such
committee looming to MEAS Democrats
said Mr.. Bryan with his broadest smile,
However, 4 viii cross that bridge when
! reach IT,"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
POPE MUCH INTERESTED
IN VANDERBILT WEDDING.
Transmitted the Apostolic Benediction
and Hopes TO Greet Couple.

Rome, Jan. q. The pope followed in
a most interesting manner the prepare
tions for the marriage III New York Of
Count Szechenyi and Miss Gladys Van
derbilt, especially the discussion with
reference TO che Catholic ceremony.
Speaking on the.subioet yesterday, the
pope said that he had impaired to the
couple the apostolic beneAietion. adding
that he hoped soon to lie albe to do 50
IN The Vatican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
DUCHESS COMING INcOC.
TO AVOID THE IETERvIEwERs
Has Sailed on the Lusitania for New
York City. Accompanied Only BY
Her Maid.

London, Jan. 2S.-The duchess Of Saith.
eriand. travelling under an assumed name
ia order to avoid intesviewers Il New
York. has sailed on the Lusitania.
Nobody knows the name she i using.
shr IS accompanied By her maid only.
She will lpnain ia New York oaiy
Ia weeks. and viii be tire guest tAere
Of Mrs. Benjamin Guinness. who before
her marri2re was Mise Bridge w. Bulke.
lev, sister Of Sir Rcha9d Bnikeley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
MINE OPERATORS TO
RUN @oPEN SHOP. /"
To Hire Men at GoIdfeld Regardless Of
Their Membership in ANY Union.

Goldfeld, New, jan rs The Mine
Operators association has abolished the
card system, which, required all en-.
plnves 10 sign an agreement renouncing
the Western Federation of Miners, and
has declared an open shop policy
The resolution adopted stated taat
Hereafter applicants for employment
shall only be required to satisfy the seq
rotary Of this association and the EN-
ployers of their competency and reli-
ability.
eve shall operate on the open shop
plan" said Secretary Erb OF the Mine
Owners association, and employ men
regardless Of their memberhsip in any
union
It is believed there win be fully a
thousand federation men in4the camp
Who viii return e work under the new
ruling The action Of the association
also insures The passage by tile leqis-
latnfe Of the state police bl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
RAILROAD MEN SEE PRESIDENT.
But Nothing Definite IS Announced At
ter Conference.

Washington. Jan. s2s.-A conference
was held yesterday at the White House
between President Roosevelt aud the
managing ce-presidents Of the larger
railroads, at which several important
questions were considered Among the
matters discussed were the request Of
the roads for a modification Of the pro.
vision Of the railroad rate law. which re-
quires coal carrying roads to dispose Of
their coal mine holdings By May / oil
tais year, and the proposition that
pooling shall Be permitted under SUI
peryision of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Among the railroad men
present we're f. G. BuckIand Of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford and G.
Il. Shaft Of the New York Central