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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
TAKING TUcKs IN THE STOMACH.

Taking tucks in the stomach is an operation that has of late relieved a number of patients at the Gynecean hospital in this city, and 1t is admit ted there that at least ten cases of diStension of the stomach have been cured thereby. The operations were performed by Dr. Henry D. Bcyca, chior surgeon at tho hospital,
 lt is said that in number of cases of supposed appondjclties the real ail- mont has been found to be that the stomach. by oyeroaing has been strained almost Go the bursting point and has been somewhat displaced.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

The general lines of these collars fol- low those of the lighter ruches worn during tho summer, tight, high band claspng the throat snugly, with ruche at top and perhaps at bottom, and knot and end of satin velvet or what one will al the side or back, Nat urally in the furs ths shape means excessive warmth and fastening at bacl, or side Tho collar Is not easily worn open or loosencd, as furs opening at front are The throat specialists bid fair to reap a harvest during the com Ing winter, but 1t Is the mode and most pquant mode it le when it ls ho- coming at all only the long slender throat can stand the straight collar and high ruehc. but charitable design CTS occasionally make concession to the women not blessed with swan-like throats and one finds some deleatahle little models in ermme, hreitsnhwau2. etc. which open in front rather than at the back or at the side.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
ncnth Of Noted Engineer.

Oliver Weldon Barnes. a civil engi- neer, who had been identified with raIl- road construction work In various parts of this country for the last sixty years died of pneumonia Saturday at his home in Ncw York city. He was SS years old Despite his advanced age he had been actively engaged in his profession up to a few days before his death He was connected with the Pennsylvania rallroade.
 Mir, Barnes was born at Hartford, Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

one such collar for example, Is in or- mine. It is quite high in tho hack and fits the throat closely, but In front t slopes down under the chin and the two short ends cross, the point of crossing being worked by two black satin but, tons embroidered with gold and two imitation buttonholes Of black satin. The ends are pointed and fall only g short distance below the point where they cross Around the iop Of the col- lar runs a triple rucho or rather three full paltlngs. the outer one of black satin. tho next of gold net and tho one next the throat Of fine white lace. These arc all deep in the back, but mar row down toward the front until they slorc to merc narrow lines just under the chin
 A similar shape in fine mink, instead of crossing in two tabs. ends the point of fastening beneath the chin in 2 cluster of pendent tails,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

Mover did fashion in furs afford moro opportunity for the utilizing Of old small furs than does the little close high collar which is the fad of the mo- ment and many of the smartest col lars contain but scraps of fur the greater part of the model being made up of velvet satin and ruchlng of ono sort or another, Of course, there is everything in the way this little ar rangement is put together. but any clever woman can, after careful study of the imported collars, select her ma terials and with the help of some rur- rior, or perhaps even without his aid, manufacture fair duplicate of some admired model
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
GALE WHIPS OUR COAST.
shipping Damaged by G5"3iilc Wind
 Sweeping Coast

Highland Light Mass, Nov, l5-A fierce northwest gale beginning at daylight and which at times reached q velocity Of 65 miles an hour prevailed here all day. causing considerable minor damage to shipping, A large bark, painted white, apparently ror- eisn put into Proyinectown harhor this afternoon eith large fleet Of coasters Nearly all sustained more or
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
AS Through a Shop Window

Among the neck furs there is this season more novelty than usual The woman who has a sable collar of last years type or a heavy fox neck fur on the regulation order will wear the treasured possession with calm assur- ance that her collar is correct, if not the latest fashion, but, generally speaking, the modlsh neck furs now take on the directoirc collar form or lie hatly over the shoulders in shapes sug- gesting the shawl.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

less damage to their sails, The tug Daniel Willard towing bargcs Strouds- burg, Haywood and one other, when off Race Point this afternoon parted from her tow and appeared to have become disabled, The barges, under sail passed out and will probably anchor under the lee of the Cape.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
Thn L. :. Gn,ernmcnt

The L. :. Government in its Pure Food Law does not fndorso' or guarantee" ang preparation as some manufacturers in their advertisements would nal it appear In the case Of medicines the law provides that cer- tain drugs shall be mentioned on the lahels if they are ingredients of the preparations Elys Cream Balm. tho we'll known family remedy for cold in the head hay fever and nasal ca tatrrh, doesn't contain a single injuri- ous drug, SO the makers have simply 10 print tho fact that fl complies fully with all Che requirements of the law
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
Slain and Rohhed of ssn.NOn.

Some persons entered the home of William Read at yineland, \. J., Sat urday night knocked him down, shot him twice in tho head and then took several hundred dollars from the clothes of the dead man The murder er and robber continued his search, taking also some S5o,0oo worth of rail road bonds which he found in the house
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
WEEK END JOTTlNGS Grand Jury Closes Carmack In. quiry Without More Ar
 rests,
RUFF TRIAL CONTINUES
Prosperity Society Suspcnds--Actor Farnum DNorccd--Dcath of
 Noted Engineer.

It Is understood that the invost- gatlon by the grand jury into the death of oN-Sonator Carmack has been Finished and the announcement will tend to set at rest rumors that have been flying about that various other arrests were to be made Thoro were no developments Saturday and little iS now expected until a move for bail for Colonel Cooper, Robin Coop CT and cX-Shorlf John D. Sharp is made.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

The brown furs arc much liked for the building of the small collars and are combined with velvets matching costume or hat in color The gold ycI- lows and browns tinecd with gold or orange. arc especially effective in such combinations. and gold not frills With inner frills of dreamy lace or elk mousellno or net, are often used for finishing the top ar tho collar though brown net matching the darkest tone of The fur may be used in place Of the gold or with lho latter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
FREIGHT RATES CUT.
Three Roads Reduce Grain Schedules
 Eric Sghool Rates Higher.

Alabnv \. T., Noy l5.- Further TO- ductIon in freight rates on grain by the Delaware LacEawanna and Western West shore and Lehlgh Valley ral. roads were made public to-day Com mencing January the Delaware and Hudson company Boston and Maine. New York Central and New York, On- tario and Western railroads win ad ept a car service regulation 10 the effect that private cars will not hc mGiect to demurtago charges when held on tracks of private ownership The Erie railroad gives notice of the with drawal of monthly school communication tickets
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

The Intellectual man of forty is the worid's greatest asset as far as work is concerned, though the discoveries which nave advanced tho world are all made before that are, The plant ing Is done before twenty. the crop grows from twenty to forty, and the golden harvest ls from forty to sixty
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

The first series of whist by tho Jcn- mic B. Cation Hive win take place evening November 16, at St. Georges hall All lovers of cards are invited to attend Prizes have been donated by members and Chairladr McManus assures all who attend a pleasant evening Members are ex- pected to he on hand early as a short session will he held. Play will start a. S:S0 o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
Y. M C. \. AUXILINRV.

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies auxiliary of the Y, M. C, A. will be held in the banuct room tomorrow afternoon at 2!45 o'clock. During the afternoon tho ladies will conduct sale of fancy work, candy and cake 10 which the public are cordially invited,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

cost somewhat less than S8,OOO. Sub scriptions to the amount of $S,S00 were received and there is a balance of about $500 on hand It recom- mcnda that this amount, nearly 5000, be given to the St. Louis Hospital Saturday and Sunday association.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
British Nero cInh Honors wrIghts.

The Aero Club of United Kingdom has decided to present to the Wright brothers the American oaropanists their gold medal at the banquet to he given in honor of Wilbur Wright in London before the end If tho year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

Mcthodists Help Frisco Churches.
 The committee of the Homo Missions Society of the Methodist Episcopal church Saturday appropriated $lO0,OOo toward tho rebuilding of the churches damaged and destroyed in the San Francisco earthquake, It was suggest cd that $l0O,O0O more was badly needed,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
This was cured by "tucking" stomach and shortening the ligam to which the organ is attached---r adelphia Dispatch to New York bune.

Italians of the poorer class gener enjoy good health. This is partly tdbatcd 10 the fact that the worl classes of Italy eat less meat those of other European nations
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
FIVE STORY STORE GIFTED.

Cleveland O., Nov 15.-The five story building occupied by the r. M, Kirby company, five and ten-cent store, and the M. Phillipsborn company, ladies' cloaks and suits, was completely gufted by fire to-day, The total loss will az gregate S200,0O0
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

After twenty wears of experimeu an Edinburgh firm has brought out essence of tca which is said 10 serve the aroma and cheering quail of tnc prepared leaf
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
'Iet Us Alone" Society suspends.

The National Prosperity association, with headquarters at 'st Louis. has terminated its existence, Tho "giye us rest and sunshine campaign
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
BRIEF MENTION.
High water to-day at i.4s D. m.

Warren Thomas circle, No. ]. La dies q, A. R., will meet In room 15. S9o Chapel street, Monday afternoon, November IS.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
Wrist Bags 69c.

These gre some of the very newest shapes in fashionable wrist-hags. On ly made ID last week and sell regular ly for one dollar We picked them Up 10 sell al CSC.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16
9g EgwyMALLENCoe Metropolitan sors of Ne~ Hape".
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THANKSGIVING Dinner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
TERRE HAUTE LABOR HITS
ACCUSERS OF E. V. DEBS

Terre Haute, Ind, Oct. o.--Some time
ago the report was sent out from here
that Eugene Debs had employed non.
union carpenters upon his house and
has refused to treat with the commit
tee Of the carpenters union. The story
vas promptly investigated by the Daily
Socialist and proven to be malicious
falsehood without the least foundation
Now the second chapter in the story
has been written. Some time ago
bunch of crooks were caught apd ex.
posed by the Terre Haute Central La.
Dor union. They were expelled from
that body by a vote of IS to 6, after
having been shown up as political cor
ruptionists and the tools of a lot Of
ward -heeling bosses.
The final moral OF the story has just
appeared. 1t has now been shown that
these men were the very same ones
who originated and circulated the Sian.
derous falsehood about the non-union
carpenters. They were also the most
strenuous supporters of the Gomper,'
political policy.-Special to Chicago
Daily Socialist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
TUMULT FOLLOWS THE
APPEARANCE OF BRYAN
Forced OF Wait Several Minutes Before
He Could Begin His Address at
the Waterways conven-
4inr

Chicago, Oct o.--The second session Of
the Lakes 10 the Gulf Deep Waterways
association was attended yesterday BIZ
as great and enthusiastic an audience az
that which listened to William II. Taft
on the opening day William J. Bryan
was the magnet OF the second session.
and his appearance on the platform and
introduction by David r. Francis OF st.
Louis was the signal for a tumult that
forced the Democratic candidate to bow
repeatedly and wait many minutes be-
fore delivering the first sentences OF his
speech.
After tho report OF the committee on
credentials had been received in the
morning session, Walter D. Moody, rep.
resenting the Chicago Association OF
Commerce as the chairman OF its com
mittee on the reception OF delegates, an
nouneed the program for the day lie
was followed by former Governor Fran
els Of Missouri, who introduced Mr.. Bry.
an.
In the afternoon session, Clifford Pin.
ehot, chairman of the national conserva-
tion commission, will speak on Water
ways and the Conservation Movement
Mr. Taft left early yesterday for Gin.
cinnat Mr.. Bryan, after delivering his
speech at the convention. addressed
Evanston students on the Northwestern
university campus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
OR COME INTO THE FIRM
As Profit Sharers-Brtish Shipbuilders
Thus Defy Labor-Men Delay;
They Must Think the Matter
Over.

New York, Oct. a.--Tne Sun in a
special cable from London says: A mem
orable conference between capital and
labor. summoned by Sir Christopher Fur
ness, head Of the shipbuilding firm Of
Furness, Witty & Co, and also of the
Furness line OF steamers. has been held
at West Hartlepool Sir Christopher told
the delegates that it was impossible to
carry on the shipbuilding business Of the
firm unless the incessant friction with
the employees be stopped He therefore
invited the representatives OF all the
trades unions connected with the indus
try to meet him to hear certain pro
posals.
These, briefly condensed were:
First, that strikes must cease or the
works would be closed.
Second il the trades unions thought
they could carry on the business them
selves the firm was willing to sell out
at price to be fixed by assessors.
Tntrd, if the unions would not buy,
the firm was willing to admit its work.
men as partners on a profit sharing
basis,
Fourth that council be formed to
settle all disputes. or refer them to ac-
credited arbitrators.
Sir Christopher's address embodying
the foregoing proposals was a lucid and
able defense of the capitalist and an
attack on socialism. His hearers were
attentive. They declared that they must
examine the proposals in detail before
an opinion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
Merkle a Physical Wreck.

New York, Oct Merkle the New
York player who did not run to second
base in that game Of September % and
whose forgetfulness caused all the
tronuble, besides costing the Giants the
lennant, is said to be a physical wreck.
Larry Doyle. Meckle's roommate. has
sat up with him four nights now.
Merkle constantly moaning over his be-
ing the possible means of losing mis-
:clow players the money that should
rghtfully accrue to them by playing
Tor the worlds championship
So intense is Merkle's mental suffer
ing that ne has not appeared on the
field for nearly a week. but still his
fellow-players do not bear him the
last III will. They sympathize with
him in his unfortunate condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
PUT ON PROBATION.
clemency of The Court Given Norman
E. futile, Convicted Of Assault.

Rutland. Oct. O. Norman f. futile
Of East Wallingford pleaded guilty in
Rutland county court yesterday to a
charge of breach Of the peace and was
sentenced by Judge Haseton to serve
rot less than 10 nor more tnan II
months in the house Of correction. How.
ever he was placed in the hands Of the
probation officer for term which snail
IL al the discretion Of the court This
was done on recommendation Of States
attorney Il. A. Lawrence who stated
that the respondent was 81 years old
and broken in health Since he has
been out on bail he has behaved all
right. Mr. Lawrence said that an APP
petite for liquor was Tuttle's one fault.
pnd it was while intoxicated that he
struck Frank Bolster at East Walying
ford, July 4. 1905
futile must keep sober while the eye
Of the probation officer is upon him or
else 20 to jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
A STABBING AFFAIR.
Fred Gennette Of Shrewsbury Charged
With Assaulting Hugh Moloney.

Rutland, Oct. 9.-Fred Gennette Of
the Cold River settlement in Shrews.
bury, who was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Whitaker and Ricci Wednesday
night on the charge Of stabbing Hugh
Aloloney Of the same place, wah not
given eharing yesterday, as Moloney
was still too weak from loss Of blood
20 appear against him.
The stabbing ARRAY occurred late
Wednesday afternoon when party Of
Cold River men were returning home
from Rutland where some OF them had
imblbed considerable quantity Of
booze. Near the Knight farm on the
Cold River road Gennette and Moloney
got into an argument which led to a
fight. IL is said that Gennette drew
knife and slashed Moloney on the fore
arm severing nm artery. Eugene
knight p Carter and Julian shipper
the other men in the party, separated
the belligeraHts and took the knife
away from Gennette.
The wounded man was taken 10 the
farm house Of Mr.. Knight and Dr. H.
Is. Martyr Of Cuttingvile was SUNNI.
nioned. Moloney did not lose conscious.
ness but it was necessary TO use a
tcurniquet on his arm to prevent him
from bleeding TO death
States Attorney r. A. Lawrence
and Deputy Sheriff Whitaker were
notified of the stabbing about 9 O'Clock
Thursday night. and they AZ once
started for Cold River in Mr.. Whitta.
ker's automobile accompanied by Sheriff
Ricci. Gennette was found in bed
with all his clothes on. He was inclin.
ed to be ugly at first, but an applica
ton of the twisters, made him very
peaccable. He was brought to Rutland
and confined in the county jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
MIXED In
MINNESOTA
State Is Conceded to Taft and
Johnson
AGREE ON PREDICTION
Taft Is in Cincinnati to Rest Until
Mondey Nert-BOth He and w. ].
Bryan Are Coming East
to Speak.
AGREE ON PREDICTION

The political situation in Minnesota
Is one OF the most interesting in tae
country; the state is conceded to the
Republican candidate for the presidency
and to the Democratic candidate for gov.
ernor. and both Democrats and Republi.
cans agree in this prediction The gov.
ernor holds his strength with the people
and is regarded rs a better candidate
tnan his opponent, a Norwegian, who
was nominated with view to defect.
ing the scandinavian vote which has
swept toward Governor Johnson in pre-.
vious elections Bryan has several is.
sues thieh are popular with the people
and the Republicans have many which
are not; but no one can imagine Bryan
carrying the state.
Judge Taft Is in Cincinnati, where he
went to register. and will remain until
Monday, when he will resume his cam.
paign,
Colonel Bryan delivered another non.
partisan speech in Chicago yesterday,
speaking on waterways. Both of the
candidates are scheduled soon to make
several speeches in the East.
An interesting case has come up in
the Hawaiian courts in which the con.
stitutionality Of the law prohibiting con
t1butions from corporations is ques-
toned IL being held that the law is an
invasion of state rights.
The labor men are preparing to CON
time and strengthen the war on Speaker
Cannon in his district, and about fifty
OF the star speakers OF the American
Federation will be placed ON the stump
there during the closing weeks OF the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
GIRL EL0PES WITH
A MARRIED MAN
Youthful Mother Takes $500 from Fa-
Their and Leaves Baby Behind.

Paterson, y. j., Oct, 9.--Henry Schoen.
we, whose youthful daughter Mrs. Eta
Schoenwe Cox, abandoned her home and
year.od baby on Monday night, by elop-
ing, il is charged, with Robert Ross, a
married man. went 90 New York to 10.
cate his daughter and recover her and
the 81 800 which She took away with
her That the money formed an impor.
tant item in the elopement is shown by
a letter left by the girl. II reads
Dear Mamma and Papa: For some
time | have thought OF going away with
Robert, and now / am going to do it.
| don't like to leave baby, and even now
/ can imagine her crying and no mother
to look after her, but Robert mas been
good to me and 1 love him, so we are
going away.
Just now we don't know where. but
probably it will be Switzerland. for Rob.
ert has read that there one can live for
a very little bit, and with your money
We can buy little house and farm
You have been good to me, and when
babe came you were most kind, hut
hate life as it is, with my husband as
though he were not a husband and no
one but yourselves to care for me. So
We are going away together.
DO not worry: Robert will take care
of me and we have enough money to
live on until such time as we can earn
some more. Your darling
Eta"
The police learned that on the night
of the elopement Ross sent a note and
500 TO his wife Mrs Ross gave up
the note and also the money.
When asked now she felt about her
husbands elopement, Mrs, Ross replied:
Il know Bob loves me, and II he comes
back I'll welcome him home / know
why he went away. Who wouldn't go
away for 81 S002'
Albert Cox husband of the missing
girl, expressed no concern over aer dis
appearance. They have been living apart
for some time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
FOREST FIRES AGAIN BUSY.
pannemOra Prison Threatened By New
Adirondack Outbreak.

Lyon Mountain. n Y, Oct. o.-The
forest fires in the Adirondacks are again
becoming threatening There are two
big fires between upper Chateaueay
lake and Ragged lake, and scattered fires
between upper Chatcaugay lake and
Chazy lake and from there north to
the Canadian line.
There is big fire north OF the state
prison at Dannemora. The convicts are
being used to help fight it. The Dele
ware and Hudson railroad is hiring all
tire men obtainable to augment their
forces of section men, track walkers,
and lRborers.
The mines at Lyon Mountain have
been run on part time SO that some Of
the miners might also fight the fire.
All that has saved this part of the
country from a great coniiagration is
the absence Of any wind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
FATAL STRIKE RIOT.
Boy Dies as Result Of Injuries Received
In New York.

New York, Oct. 9.--Robert Quailey,
the fourteen years old boy who was
shot Wednesday night shile standing
innocentfy in front OF his home during
clash between striking and non.union
chauifeurs, died yesterday. Robert
Stuttsk and Richard Dineen have been
placed under arrest in connection with
the occurrence. Both are said to be
special officers OF the taxicab company
against which the chauifeurs are on
strike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
He Also Heard.

Mrs. Hicks was telling some Ladder
about the burglar scare in her house
the night before.
Yes" she said, Il heard a noise and
got up, and there, from under the bed,
saw a mans legs sticking out,
Mercy exclaimed a woman. The
burglars Iegs?''
No. my dear; my husbands legs
He heard the noise too. "-Eyerybody5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
DOUGLAS PLANT TO CLOSE.
Notice Given of Two Weeks Shutdown
in Brockton.

Brockton, Oct 9,-General Superin-
tendent Herbert T. Drake Of the w L.
Douglas Shoe company has announced
that the extensive factories Of the com
pany here will be shut down for two
weeks carly in November. The shut
down will affect about 5000 men. No
reason is given for the closing, but it
had been anticipated