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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
ANTITRUST ACT
STOPS BOYCOTT.
Section Z Held Up By United States su-
preme Court to Apply.

Washington, Feb 4That section
81 lie anti. trust set. awarding To the
complainant 8lFee TIMES fgsn AsAeunt of
aaHlsees suslaiiltd ~ equalization in
w traiiak Of iater@iate Trade can be inr
sokea to prevent Boycott by olRanized
labor. was held yesterday ii a decision
by the supreme court Of the United
states in tie case Of Loewe { Co.. hat
manufacturers ii Dandy. Conn. ~ Mar
tia Lawior and 900 other members Of
the United Hattefs Union 81 that city.
The decision Of The court was an
nounced by Chief Justice Fuller and re-
yersed the holding Of the United States
circuit court Of appeals for the second
district
The opinion of the ocurf was unani-
nous. Chief Justice Fuller said:
iii our opinion the combination de-.
scribed in the declaration Is combina.
tion in restraint Of trade Of commerce
among the several states in the sense in
which taose words are usesl ii the act
and The action can be mQintained ae-
cordingly
FL the complaint ii was alleged that
the labor organization had undertaken
to compel The manufacturers 20 union
ire their factory as large majority of
other hat factories In the United States
bad been forced to do, and il was as
serted that when they failed a strike
ana boycott followed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
NEW WAR
OVER KELSEY
------------
Governor Hughes May Insist
on Removal
A CHANGE OF TWO VOTES
Will Be Necessary-The Affair Likely to
Figure in Politics-Probably VIII
Mean Long and Troubled
Session.
A CHANGE OF TWO VOTES

Albany, n. Y.. Feb. 4--A new fight
oHer Otto Kelsey, superintendent Of in
suranee, Is now regarded as inevitable.
Governor Hughes said yesterday that
he would not send message to the Sen
ate last night asking for keisey's re.
moraI. but ii il well understood that
such d message based on the report viii
come III due time. This means a renewal
Of last years struggle in which the ~old
guar" won its only victory. Friends
OF Governor Hughes have endeavorei to
dissnade him, urging his personal positi.
cal interests These the governor has
told that he regards the removal 81
Kelsey Is j duty he owes to the people
81 the state
Friends Of Kelsey have urged him To
resign and pose as a prosecuted martsr.
But this Kelsey has fatty declined To
do. As a result the Issue seems joined
The general impression exists here that
in sneh fight the governor will ulti-
mately triumph owing to bis increased
prestige. The machine opponents 81 bis
presidential boom are deprtcating the af-
fair rs likely to give him national prom
inenee; but the senators who voted for
Kelsey last year and were criticised by
their constituents. this fall face an cleo.
ton and are evidently nervous. Kelsey
had twenty seven votes hast year; the
change Of two votes would result II his
removal. and such change seems in
evitabie. The general belief here. how
ever, il that this developments viii mean
long and troubled session. with
possible renewal Of the fight between
the governor and the @old guard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
Thousands Are SICK

with the grip, colds. fevers. rheumatism,
neuralgia. Many might be well II they had
only taken Hoods sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier and health-regulating medi.
cine. It is wonderful preventive as well
as cure. Keep il IN your house and take It.
Never Without Hood ST. have taken
Hoods carsaparillA for indigestion, and
recommend II to others for that complaint. Ii
Is an excellent medicine and | keep Il on
hand A. ). HEArH, Adams Centre. \. Y.
Kidney TFouble-"T had kidney trouble.
Al friend Recommended Hoods SarsAparilla.
tried one bottle and found was hetter. took
three more and recovered BENZ. LEVINE. 20
Village Street. Boston. Mass.
Jauncllce : ~ had severe case Of
imundice and fell from lE6 70 20 lbs. IN weight.
A friend advised taking Hoods Shrsaparilla
and when | had taken three bottles was up
and on my feet JoaBPA LKwls, 10 Alpine
Street. Boston. Mass.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or ia tablet form called
sarsatahs. leo Doses One Dollar Pre-
pared only BY c. l. Hood Co, Lowell, Mass,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
another Fast Game Added
10 Seminary's Victories
i'm CHURCH STREET GYM
Spaulding, Heath and Buck Tossed in
Baskets Easily, While the Visitors
Were Rather Poor in That
Department.

The Goddard seminary basket ball
cam added another victory to its IN.
broken string BY defeating the strong
Kimball Union academy team Of Meriden-
N. IL, in the Church street gymnasium
last evening BY score Of 40 to 2l' X.
t. A. exhibited good team work and
clever passing, but was badly outclassed
BY the local school in basket shooting.
spaulding, Heath and Buck, the latter
ii whom relieved Heath In the last peri
sod. got in their usual brilliant work at
issNst throwing. and lleidle also made
four good baskets Goddard WAS the
swifter on its feet, and the two forwards
made good every opportunity 70 score.
while the visitors covered fairly well and
By good passing made many chances to
score, but had Il poor eye for the bas-
kct.
The first period ended 10 70 in Cod
slard's favor, the second period q 10
III and in the last Buck made four has
kete Spaulding and HeidIe one each for
the locals. while the visitors added three
from the floor aud two from fouls. II
was fast. clean game, and but few
fouls were made
The line-llp:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
HARVARD MAN TRIES SUICIDE.
over-study and III Health Said to b
Cause.

Boston. Feb. A.--Robert ] Minot Of
Dover, Me-, Harvard freshman, TWEEN.
ty.two years old, shot aud seriously
wounded himself In his room, at No. 10
Holyoke d0rmitory, Cambridge, yester-
day afternoon. The police report on
the case says the yonng man attempted
suicide Worry over III health, induced
By oyerstndy, Il said to have caused it.
Minot Is now in the Stillman lntirm-
cry. in a serious condition.
Holyoke il one Of the more expensive
college dormitories. II Is at the corner
Of Massachusetts avenue and Holyokc
streets. Ninot came ont from il class
lecture at ? p. m, and went straight to
his room. Students IN aajoining rooms
neard reovlver shot They rushed IN
and found Aiinot unconscious on the
floor. He had shot himself IN the side
Of the head. The police were called anil
the student was taken to the inffmery
ID police ambulance
The report on the blotter at police
station Il Harvard square, says
Attempted siicide Robert Minot,
twenty-five years. 10 Hoiyoke, bullet
wound right side u head. Removed to
Stiliman infFmaryv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
TARIFF NOT
PROTECTIVE
Opinion Of Association Of
Manufacturers
WANT In INVESTIGATION
All Are Protecticrists--They Prepare to
Appeal to President--w Would Save
the Tariff System from the
Radicals.
WANT INVESTIGATION

Washington. D. G., Feb. I've viii
put it up to President Roosevelt 80 that
he will either stop us before we get
half through or agree with our PROPOSE
ton"
This was the reply yesterday 81 II. Il
Miles 81 Racine, Wis, chairman 81 the
taria committee of the National. Asso-
citation Of Manufacturers to the question
as to what the visiting manufacturers
hoped TO accomplish by visit to the
president Wednesday.
He has given US every reason to be.
lieve that he favored the idea Of tariff
commission continued Mr.. Miles, and
III we find that Congress viii DO nothing
at present, we shall 20 to the country
with the facts. The time for Congress
IL act Is now. II We wait until 1909
they win want rs to wait ten years
longer We have the facts to prove that
the present tariff il not protective, but
is unjust and oppressive and burden
OH industry and labor. President Roose
welt did not think, when he condemned
all forms Of privileges 50 vigorously in
his message that four days later he
would be approached By beneticiaries OF
the highest form Of privilege from all
over the country and asked to take those
privileges back. All we ask ii investiga
tlon. We represent not only the manu-.
featuring but the agricultural interests
@-fha tntffnys th. ataalnrz and tho Iva
stock men. We are All protectionists
and we desire to save the system Of
protection. not to force action by radi-
Gals who viii destroy it,
James w. Van Cieave OF ST. Louis.
president oil the National Association OF
Manufacturers, under whose auspices sew
kgsl fsaBdred mm are gathering ii Wash
inetof1 kar the onslaught Of the presI-
dent .aAN Congress, j. equally emphatic
In deabfiua that unless Congress takes
some action looking to a taritI commits,
sion and revision before 1909, the ques-
ton will be carried into politics.
The Democrats viii urge II from the
stump. anyway. he argues, and the Re-
publicans must protect themselves and
their party while there Is yet time. Mr..
Van gieave met Senator Foraker in New
York Sunday and had a spirited argn-
ment with him over the proposition. II
am teetotalIy opposed 70 it,r was the
conclusion Of the Ohio senator The
manufactures will visit Senator Aldrieh
and Speaker Cannon III the capitol to-day
and will call upon the president 70.
morrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
TERRIBLE LIQUOR CRAVING
How 0rrine Destroys All Desire Fol-
whiskey and Beer.


The terrible craving for liquor IS a
symptom of disease and to overcome it.
the disease itself should be treated in a
scientific way. Wasn enc has used
whiskey, beer OF other stimuiants for
8 long time. the nerve cells have become
accustomed 70 the effects Of The stimu
lsnts and demand liquor in order 10 per.
form their duties. Ii the nerve cells
are properly treated. the craving for
liquor viii be destroyed
1t Is ia this way that Ofrine cures al
coh6lism. br supplying to the nerve cells
the strength needed. thus destroying Tie
desire for liquor. 1t graduates every
particle Of the terrible liquor craving.
impart~ new strength aud vigor 70 the
waole system. and restores the general
health. Treatise on ~DTnnkepness. free
ou request. The oTrine Co. Washington.
D. G
So successful has 0rgine been that Is
every box Is q registered guarantee which
entities you 10 3 refund Of your moner
il ofTinc fails 10 effect cure. Never
before mas 3 treatment for the hapof
habit sold m tee way. 4 guarantees like
this shows Tire faith & he disenerer 81
orrine and the agents VINO hkndle It. tas
leaalng druggists eFeryvhefe
Orrine is IN two forms. Ne. whioa
c1n b. given seefetly il food e. drink.
Ne. 2 n phi form for those who desir
ie be asrel. Either form eosts 81 ~
box. and both are odd under tee liberal
Kaarantoe that your money Riii be r..
funded II 0Erine fails = cilre.
OErine is for sale b Eiekert & Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
CATARRR YIELDS
TO Healing Air Of Hyomei.-Sold Under
Guarantee BY Red Cross Pharmacy.

z . II.
Catarrh Is the most prevalent disease
Known ia humanity Probably ninet Z
If cent III the people in This country
siffeg AZ one Time or another with this
common disease.
Ii Is a germ disease and hence can he
cured only By SOME method that viii
reach and destroy the germs
This Is best found III Hy0mei, which
may Be called the direct method Il
treating eatarYh. as IL memcation, TAX
ca in with the air yon breathe, goes
directly to every air cell IN the nose.
throat and lungs: kills all catarrhal germs
heals the irfitated mucous membrane
and vitalizes the tissues % As 60 render
ca1afrh no longer possible.
The unique way IN which Hyomei l.
SOLD should dispel All doubt al 10 its
curative properties, for the Red Cross
pharmacy give their absolute guarantee
Ia refund tho price to any eatarrh sui
ferer that Hyemei fails to benefit. Yon
Is not risk a cent ii testin its healing
powers WHAT offer could Ne more fair
Ia YOU than this. where leading tIxag
gist takes al the risk Of Hyomei giving
satisfaction, and leaves you to BE- The
ipdge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
Wooden AImanaes.

An antiQuary 10 Chicago took curl
ousiy engraved block q wood from a
case.
Here Is an original almanac. Sax.
on one be said rThe engraved Dr.
1res on It an concern the moon. They
forecast the new moons and full moons
and lunar changes for the year; hence,
being devoted to lunar matters, the
Saxon block was called an 'al-mon.
heed. or observation Of all the moons.
IRON al-mon.heed cur word alma
nae comes"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
WANTS AGENT AT VATICAN.
Turkey Would Have Delegate to Deal
Directly With Papal OfficiaIs.

Rome, Feb. Alt Is reported that me-
gotiations are iii progress with the view
Of having Turkish diplomatic agent ac-
credited to the Vatican 10 deal directly
with the papaI officials regarding the
protection Of Catholics IN Turkey, thus
avoiding, if this prerogatiye II removed
from France, is assumption BY any 9th.
er power. 1t Is asserted that If an
Ottoman agent il accredited to the Nati-
can, tie apostolic delegate at Constant
nople will be raised to nuncio and that
MoDseigneur Aversa, the papai envoy ex-
traordinary TO Cuba, viii be given the
Office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
BARON TAKAHTRA LEAVES
ROME FOR WASHINGTON.
Many Diplomats at Railway station See
Him OF.

Rome, Feb baron Kogoro Taxa.
hira, the newly appointed ambassador
81 Japan to The United States. left here
yesterday for Washington BY the way 81
Paris. he was accompanied to the rsil-
way station by foreign Minister Tit.
toni. almost all the diplomatic represen-
tatlves in Rome and the stalls Of the
japanese and the American embassies
tlosd G. Griscom, the American am.
sAssador, was moi present at the sta
ton. owing 70 his absence from tie
civ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
CHRONIC
RHEUMATISM
STIFFNESS
Are Speedily Relieved by a Hot Bath
and Rubbing with the Antiseptic,
Soothing, Penetrating, Stainless
CLEAN TO USE
CLEAN TO USE
And grateful letters from sufferers all over
the world, prove that this treatment leads
10 permanent cure when all else has failed.
Get 1t TO day. 25c. at all Druggists.

ing fiat pension to all widows Of honor
ably discharged soldiers It's author said
the bin involved an additional expendf
ture of Sl2T4l 600 He describes desti-
tute widows Of soldiers who were I'M
able to secure pensions because of some
technieality Of the law regarding prop
erty holdings and received applause when
he said these teehnicalities should be
swept away
Amid loud applause the bin was pass
ed without division and with only one
voice in opposition. The attendance OF
members yesterday was the largest since
the opening day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
POLITICS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Has the Bay State Taft Campaign Had
Setback?

Il u believed that FORMER con1tess.
man SaiAuel Z. Powers campaign for
Taft III Massachusetts, has had set
back, due 80 some news from Washing
ton. That Is the understanding here
to-day among members Of the MaSsa-
ehusetts delegation.
Senators Lodge and Crane had 4 long
conference here regarding Air. Powers
programme Senator Lodge still insists
that he Is keeping bis hands 81 IN Mas
saehuscffs. but he discussed the stu.
alton fully with senator Crane aud the
Massachusetts Republicans here UNDER
stand that Mr.. Lodge has had some COM
nunieation With Mr. Powers
There appears to b complete I'M
der-tandiHg again with refereBre 70 Mas
sathusegt- which i taken as meaning
that matters have been arranged sstis-
factory IA Senator Crane.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
Aided EAR Emnloxers.

AT the annual meeting Of the New
Zealand Federation or Employers q
paper was read on the Arbitration
and Cancellation Act by the preside1t
Mr.. seest He said that the lafeSl
fissfcs showed the fnCrtzse OF wages
had been 81 per cent to 10 per cent
while the increased cost Of living had
gone up p to 50 per cent. Tbs 0alg
good the act had done had been g
protect good employers against uassru'
pulous competition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
DYNAMITE in COAL
FOR BATTLESHTP OHIO.
Evidently Left There BY an Esnploye at
The Mines.

Washington, Feb. 4--The command.
ing officer of the battleship Ohio reports
that while taking coal from the onaT-
tered collier Fortuna at Port of Spain,
Trinidad, stick 81 dynamite about Eve
incaes III length was found. The For
tana had cargo Of ueA river coal supr
Nlied bg the Berwind. ANnita Coal Mining
opmpany Of Newport News la
~ This dynamite MAS evidently stick
lssesi in mining the coal and escaped CD.
seryation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
LEWIS SUCCEEDS MITCHELL
IN UNITED MINE WORKERS,
vice President Made Head Of organiza-
ton in indianapolis.

indianapolis, Feb 4.-Thomas Lewis
has been elected to succeed John Mitchell
az president Of hte United Mine Work
ers Of America. and William ID. Ryan
TO succeed William y, Wilson As ~ecre-
tarytreasurer of the organization. Tie
official canvas was completed last night.
Lewis, has been Nice-prcsident of tie
miners union, and made The race against
Wilson, defeating the former secretary
Treasurer BY approximately 5000 votes.
Ryan resigned the office Of secretary
treasurer 81 the Illinois Mine Workers
to enter The race ior the three national
Offices. He is elected By an oeyrwhelm-
ing vote.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
CHICAGO POLICEMEN
BEATEN By RIOTERS.
Attacked by Crowd at Gates Of Big
Steel Plant.

Chicago. Feb 4.A riot occurred ves
terday Ut the plant ~ the Illinois Steel
company IN South Chicago 4 crowd Of
LOCO men gathered outside the establish.
ment til asait the opening of the plate
mills Which had been closed for several
weeks. *# @
Policeman Edward Roach tried "a pre-
vens tile crowd frons blocking the side
walk He was attacked and beaten until
tie was unconscious Officer William Stu
pee was also badly injured 4 heavy
detail Of policemen dispersed the crowd
-Four men We're arrested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
EARTHQUAKE OF
SLIGHT INTENSITY.
Tremors Of Far-oa Disturbance Recorded
at washington for an Hour.

Washington, D. II. Feb. 4 The wealth.
II huFean yesterday iseied the following
earthquake bulletins
An earthquake Of slight intensity
from distant origin was recorded On
the seismoCraphs Al the weather bureau
on the afternoon Il February I. begin
ming at 6 hours IL minutes I ! seconds
p. m, 18th meridian time
The bulletin adds that persepiible
tremorS were reeofled Tor enarly an hour.
The distance q the origin from WASH
inafan Il estimated Ia be about $500
miles and the marked ilisSiuiilarity be-
tween the east and vest AMI the north
and south comp0nents q motion suggest
that the iine Of propagation AZ Wash.
ington avs nearly q about east and
west
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
mot 4 DROP OF WATER
IN ANY RAILROAD STOCK
So Ayers President Elliott Of The North.
ern Pacific Road.

Lewiston, Idaho. Feb. Blaming
antitrust legislation Tor tae cessation
in railroad building except on proiect-
well under way. President Howard
Elliott ii the Northern Pacific railroad
Says
Not satisfied with the havoc already
wrought BY extreme and unwise state.
ments. President Roosevelt has now
made another attack on corporations.
His recommendation Tor federal control
IL stock issues 81 corporations i %
rabid ~ to he alarming.
sThis tax about watered railroad
stock Is untrue. There Is not q single
drop oi water IN any Vt Use railroad
stocks Of the country. Take the Nor
thern Pacific for an instance Of The alb
-enee Of water; OF, better state al over
capitalization
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
THE JUFA RAILWAY OPEN.
Line Connects Russia and Persia, and
Clinches Formers Hold.

Tifis, Traneaucakia, Feb. 4.-Trafic
has been opened over the -Iufa railway,
connecting Russia and Persia. This hne
cIinches Russian hold on the north Per.
sian provinces and will facilitate mill.
tary Intervention in Uremiah, where re-
Gently there has been trouble. culminat-
ing in blooished, owing 10 the oecupa.
tion Of Persian territory BIZ Turkish
troops.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED.
South Dorset Fire May Have Been Of
Incendiary Origin.

Manchester. Feb. 4The school mouse
in South Dorset was destroyed by fire
at o'clock Sunday morning. The fire
II thought to have been Of ineendiary
origin as the janitor claims taat be
cleaned ont all the stoves Saturday
morning and all fires were cut. When
the tsre Vas discovered heavy wind
was blowing and It was impossible to
fight ii eifectuallv. Tho school house
was two-story frTie building, seating
forty pupils.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
FOR POSTAL BANKS.
Senate Bill Authorizes National Savings
Institutions.

Washington, Feb 4.-Senator Burkett
Of Nebraska yesterday introduced a bill
in the Senate authorizing national postal
savings banks. II provides d bureau Of
postal savings with chief at $4,000
salary assistant, $4,000, and chief clerk
and minor officers. The rate of interest
is 2ia per cent. and limits interest ac-
counts 10 $500 and deposits TO $1,000,
with no restrictions as to who shall
deposits and withdrawals
The postmaster general is authorized
to designate repositories IN the states
where the funds come from to receive
accumulated deposits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
Usual Result

well" asked the motorInan. did
you manage 10 collect your little BIZ
from that conductor
no" answered the disguised pas
senger. Il got tired trying to collect
Il at his house. and the other day !
caught him on his car
what did he dor
~The same thing as usual-put me
or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
coulone Hear Il.

! man who was charged at the VI
lesden police court with iatoxicaaga
and using bad language pleaded gillly
TO the first part Of the charge. addiac
: As to the language. know notbiag
about that because I'm deaf.n--I- ondaa
Express.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
SIX STITCHES TAKEN
IN HALF-SEvERED HEART.
He Is Reported Improving and Likely
to Recover

Washington. d. G.. Feb. 4.-4One Of
the most difficult operations ever per-
formed on patient in this city took
place Sunday at the Emergency hospital,
when the physicians took five stitches IN
the heart Of Richard Denton, negro.
who was stabbed Saturday night Den
tons heart was severed almost in half.
and Il was necessary to open the breast
to perform the operation Only az sam
liar operations. tie phssieiaQa ssy, haVe
been performed in the UnitcY States.
Benton was better yesterday. and ii
vas stated at the hospital that he might
recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
NO MOVE FOR
HOME RULE
Irish Council Bill Not 10 Be
ReintrOduced
CHANCELLOR EXCHEQUER
------------
Makes Definite Announcement-No Ac-
ton During This Session Of Parlia-
mebt--S Statement Due to Talk Of
Revival of Proposition.
CHANCELLOR EXCHEQUER

London. Feb 4--All doubt that the
government IN planning the introdnc-
ton 81 legislation looking to homo rule
for Ireland ia the present session Of PA
lament was set at rest yesterday when
Herbert H. Asquith, chancellor Of the ex-
che,fner, declared on behalf Of the premier
that the government had no intention
Of introducing the Irish council bill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-04
SIX HUNDRED BOGUS TITLES.
Monster Forgeries Discovered by Reyi-
sion Of College Of HeraIdry.

st. Petersburg, Feb. IA revision Of
the college Of heraldry at Georgia, Trans
caucasia. has resulted in the uneovering
Of monster forgeries 81 pTincely titles.
Among two Thousand registered heredity
coats -0f-arns, six hundred have been
found to be bogus.