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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26

reason for any war between Russia and Turkey but the fact remains mat the Sultan has been mobilizing his army to an unusual extent, and it is, of course, nossible that the war with Japan has made the Turks forget the fear of Russia inspired by the Russia-Turkish war ot 1S7-7S.
 The people of Copenhagen are delighted with the American ambassador 10 the Danish court, Dr. M. F. Egan, and 1uos- ing from a speech which the United States renresentatiye has just made at the Uni yersity club on the exchange of Danlsh and American university professors they have every reason to be so
 According to a Copenhagen paper the Ambassador said in part: I really ao not see what we Americans shoulu pc apie to teach the Danish. l know or nothihS in America which is better than what you have in Denmark but there are many things in my country which ought to pc reformed after Danish pattern. Never theless if may be of some value to you to hear some of our best men tell of Amer ioan activity and institutions, ana nope they will be able to make you understands what Americans are striving Tor ana awaken interst in America among the Danes at home.
 I consider the Danish professors Vlslt to America of far greater importance however You know of course, as does everybody in America, that the Danes are among the best perhaps are the very pest, citizens of the United States. They be- come assimilated easier than any other nation. but at the same time they pre- serve their love of and loyalty to thelr native country, and this quality in them value higher than any other Will even say this, that just because the Danes in America are so faithful to Den mark they are our best citizens, ana when I have been interested in the eX- changed of university professors 1t is be- cause I believe it will tend to strengthen the national feeling among the Danes in the United States and thereby strengthen them as American citizens.
 Of course only comparatively few Amer jeans will hear the lectures of the Danish professors, but they will read them in the press and they will learn to honor and respect the little country that can produce such men, who can tell them or your important institutions which are un- known in America.
 As an American I am proud of the conl- ing cooperation between my country ana Denmark, which will be of benefit to both.
 cannot understand why Danes should leave their own country, but once they are in America we would not lose them for anything in the world. They are too good citizens for that"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26

Don't send individual checkTo avoid delay send P. O. or Express Money Orders Make all orders payable to HART MAN.
 HARTMAN PRIVATE STOCK-Pure Tennessee Whisky per lease 12 full quarts), $200, $425 for full quarts. HARTMAN PURE WHITE CORN-The kind your grand fathers made 100 proof per 2 quarts) 5000, $450 for full quarts. OLD TEDDY BEARThe oldest Tennessee Whisky, bottled by ony per Q2 quarts $12Oo, or $45O for full quarts
 HARTMAN SPECIAL RYE-Absolutey pure 100 proof, per 12 full quarts), $1200, $4.2 for full quarts. PURE APPLE BRANDY-Per (2 full quarts), $12OO, or $4.50 for full quarts. PURE MALT GINA Holland ype per 12 full quars) $1OO0 or $3.50 for 4 full quarts
 Also Garry Full Line of Whisky Bottled in Bond Quarts $OO delivered express paid as above Southern
 Express Go. territory; 60c extra to other points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
Gave Boston a Victory Over
Cleveland, 5 to 4
SCORED FIVE TIMES ATLAST
Cy Young Was the Winning Pitcher,
Keeping Hits Wen Scattered Except
During the First Inning Other
League Scores.

Cleveland, June lily splendid
18th hour, or inning rally, Boston de-
feated Cleveland ia nice game yester-
day BY score 81 s to 4, getting five
talIiss in the last inning and putting
the game way beyond the reach Of the
Maps.
Up to that inning Liebhardt had been
pitching git-edged bali, but the visitors
got 70 him in that inning and pounded
out weIl-earned victory. Young was
hit for the same number Of safeties as
Liebhardt, which was ten, but had them
well scattered with the exception Of the
first inning, when Cleveland Tailed three
times on three hits, an error by Wagner
and a sacrifice.
Boston tied mp the game in the fourth
with three scores, and thus it stood until
the break came in the eleventh. After
Boston's great rally, Cleveland could do
no more than to make single run. The
score:
RHE
Boston ...0 0030O 0 0 SIS 10 l.
Cleveland 3 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 Ia 10 3
Batteries, for Boston, Young and Orig
err; for Cleveland, Liebhardt and Bemis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11

Washington, June 1.-THE National
Red Cross has received grant Of $1,000
from the Russell Sage foundation and
also handsome contribution from Mrs.
Sage for the society's endowment fund.
Secretary Of War Taft, president Of the
Red Cross, announced yesterday that the
work had been divided into three de-
partments, namely, emergency, interna-
tional and relief.
The society has secured the services as
national director Of MIR. Ernest r. Bick-
nell, superintendent Of the Chicago Blu
reau Of Charities, who had a varied ex-
perience in the San Francisco relief work.
The Red Cross has also made arrange
ments for the cooperation Of various
charity organizations in active relief At.
ter disasters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
STUDENT SUES 1Poco.D
Harvard Man Strikes Back at College
Money Lenden

Boston, june 1.-THE suit for false
arrest and malicious prosecution which
has been brought against POGO Bennett,
the Harvard money lender, By James u.
Houghton, prominent Harvard student
and son Of Justice Houghton Of the
appellate division of the supreme court
of New York, has aroused wide interest
here, following as it does the arrest Of
the student IN connection with Poeo's
claim for $4,000 against him.
The money lender swore to an Aida
Wit last week declaring that the student
was about to leave the state without
paying note for $4,000 which matured
last October. The student was arraigned
Immediately after his arrest before Judge
Murray IN the municipal court, but was
released without bonds. the court declar-
ing that he did not intend III have the
law used as means OF persecution. This
release without personal security il an
unusual procedure, the custom being To-
require the defendant to furnish security
in the full amount of the sum named
ia the suit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
This Action Is Urged on the
United States
FOR REBELLION CANNOT
Be Prevented Otherwise--country All
Stirred Up Over the Elections MIN
lister Squiers Is to Return 10 His
Post as Minister.

Washington, June ll.--After an ext
tended conference Tuesday between Sec
Rotary Root and Minister Squiers, it was
announced that Mr.. Squiers would re-
turn to his post at Panama. It Is under
stood that Mr.. Squiers furnished much
information in detail regarding the POI
litieal situation on the Isthrnus and in
turn received some valuable advice as
to the necessity Of the American lega-
tion preserving absolute neutrality AS
between the respective candidates for the
presidency Of the republic. The Panama
elections which take place on July II
are giving the American administration
much concern because Of the expressed
declaration OF both political factions TO
resort to force in the eTent Of failure at
the polls, Ii is stated on reliable ar-
thority that the commercial supply Of
firearms and weapons Of all descriptions
has been brought up and that practically
every voter - that country Is armed
Tor this special OCCASION The interest
of the United States ia explained to
DC lNOiutu III tnt lNabLef~~-l lIst, itr lftdhY
obligation, supplemented by the Taft
agreement respecting this election, to
maintain d republican form Of govern
ment, and second, its great property in
terest ii the canal, Officials who are
considering the situation have reached
the conclusion that it will be much more
satisfactory to all concerned for the
United States to intervene to prevent
rather than to quell a revolution. Just
how such Intervention Is to be accom-
plished IL yet 10 be determined. One
plan suggested is for the American gov
ernment to provide competent election
inspectors for each polling place to act
Independently Of the local election Off
Gals and to be supported morally by
the presence of armed American marines.
Should this plan be adopted and its an
nouncement made in advance Of the
election, ii Is predicted full vote will
be cast and an honest count made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
GREATEST wARSHIP
FOR PRINCE OF WALES.
VIII Go to Quebec on British Battle
ship Indomitable With Fleet.

Quebec, June II The rumor that the
Prince Of Wales Is to come to Quebec
on the Indomitablc, the newest, the lar.
gest and the swiftest Of British battle
saips, Is confirmed by cable, and it was
also learned BIZ message from the
colonial secretary that the fleet which
was expected TO precedc him here by a
day has been ordered to time its arrival
80 as 10 finish coaling and cleaning be-
fore the opening fetes.
This means that the four battleships
Fxmouth, AlbeInarle, Russell and
Duncan, and the two accompanying
cruisers win arrive in port on July 16.
The British admirals win be here with
this feet. Vice Admiral Sir Curzon-
How ON the Exlnoutf, ais commander.
in.chief Of the North Atlantic feet, and
Isear Admiral Sir John Jellicoe, second
IN command, flying his flag on the Abe
marie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
NORTH WITH PEARY.
Worcester Teacher VIII Accompany Him
on Next Trip.

Boston, June ll.--Donald B McMillen,
instructor in mathematics at the Wor-
cester academy. has obtained leave of
absence for two years and will accom-
pany Commander Robert r. Peary on
his dash for the North Pole. Commu-
dore Peary and Sir McMillen have been
acquainted for years. Both are gradu
ates Of Bowdoin college and they meet
frequently al their summer homes, which
are near each other on the Maine coast.
Mr.. McAiillen has been close student
Of Arctic exploration for years md he
has fine library on the subject. He
viii report to Commodore Peary in Port
land, Me-, next Monday, and expects to
Be sent from there to New York, where
he win have charge Of the final prepara-
tians for the "trip to the Pole. Mr.. Me-.
MiIlen will probably command the ex
petition that will explore Croker Land,
an unknown island which peary saw
from Grant Land on his last trip. The
party will sail on the Roosevelt on July
/, to be gone fifteen months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
OWNER or LAND NO
RIGHT TO TREASURE.
DiscOverer Of Hidden Coin Get Money in
Treasure Trove Case.


Bangor, Me-, June III The law court
yesterday handed down decision in the
famous treasure troye1 case from
Franklin county, declaring that The own
er OF the land did not have an interest
in the hidden gold that was found, and
deciding that three men who were pres
emit at the time Of the finding OF the
treasure were equal owners and that
the man who discovered it was not
entitled to the whole OF liz The cases
came to the law court on an appeal
BY the defendant, Fessenden 4. Hackett,
from the verdict for the plaintiffs, Or
iando Weeks and Edward E. Morton.
Haekett was the man who first diseov-
cred the treasure while the two plain
tiffs were at work with him. The owner
Of the land was Leonard j. Hackett
and the decision Of the court rules that
the coins thus discovered deposited in
the soil became what is known in law
as treasure trove, the title To which does
not pass with the soil and that the owner
of the premises where the coin was
found acquired no title 70 it BY virtue
Of his ownership Of the land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
Base Ball Notes.

If Goddard lives up to expectations
she win defeat Montpelier seminary
at 1ntercity park Saturday afternoon.
Che chances are iii favor Of that result,
Larry Gardner 81 The university of
Vermont who has been signed as utility.
infielder by the Boston Americans
comes from Enosburg Falls, where Ne
played school ball before going to col.
iege. lie was secured through Boston's
Pitcher. George Winter, who practiced
with him IN the university's base ball
cage during the winter.
Collins and burlington are likely to
form the chief battery for Bangor IN
the Maine state league which began yes
terday and rims to September IL. Col
Inns II a Burlington boy, while his
baclsstop is graduate Of Williams.
town, Mass, high school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
WHITE SLAVE TRADE
10 BE DIFFERENTIATED,
PRESIDENT Roosevelt Soon to Proclaim
Treaty For That Purpose.

1Atdty AUh That uApV9Ss
Washington, june 11.--There Is
nothing that 30 initiates against our
civilization al this abominabIe white
slave trade. There Is no crime which
is so great a menace TO the sanctity Of
The home rs this. The department Of
commerce and labor will put forth
every effort until it is suppressed"
In these words Oscar Straus, secre-
tary Of the department Of commerce
and labor announced his intention OF
doing all within the power o. his de-
partment to cxterninate the trade.
President Roosevelt will proclaim
within a day or SO the treaty Of 1902,
signed BY the United States and nearly
every European power, the object Of
which is the determination of the trade.
Since last September Secretary Straus
and Il. P. Sargent, commissioners
eral OF immigration, have been actively
us secuting this war, and it is expected
tiat with the presidents proclamation
new impetus win be given. Lack OF
federal police win be overcome by the
/. OF immigration officials in the large
cities, and the plans formed by Score.
tafy Root viii be relentlessly carried
cnt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
Eternal Bliss Marked Down.

The other night, beneath the light
Of tender, twinkling stars,
With idle chat of this and that
We guessed who dwelt in Mars.
Qunth +: THE shades Of men and maids
Who loved like us, OF yore,
May lind up there new bliss TO share,
A neyerending storea
"A storeYn she said and raised her head
ITO those celestial lamps:
Where you and can bargains buy,
With lots Of trading stamps21
Ye heavens and earth What bitter
mirth
Her words awoke in me,
10 tread the naaze of markdown days
Through all eternityl
cannot tell where ! may dwell
Among those twinkling stars.
/ only know, if this be SO.
/ Will not go To Mars
Brooklyn Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11

4 sIMpLE cuRE roR PILES.

pile sufferers know that ointments and
other local treatments sometimes relieve
but never cure. They don't remove the
cause.
There Is q little tablet that is taken
internally, removes the cause Of piles,
and cures any case Of any kind, no mat
ter how long standing.
A months treatment costs $l00. Ask
for Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Rod { thousand
dollar guarantee goes with every treat
ment).
Hem Rod Is the discovery Of DR.. Leon
hardt Of Lincoln, Neb., one Of the most
distinguished and successful physicians
In the Western states.
Rickert q Wells, 100 North Main
street. Barre. VT, or DIR. Leonhardt Co.,
Station B, Buffalo, N. X.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
UNvEIL MONUMENT TO
RUSSIAN DEAD.
Japanese Memorial Marks Graves Of
1900 Who Fen at Port
Arthur.

Port Arthur, June ll.--A monument
to the Russian dead at Port Arthur was
unveiled yesterday. The memorial has
been erected by Japan 1t stands ct An.
tzeshan, in tae midst Of the graves Of
more than $4,000 Russians who lost
their lives in the defense OF the fortress.
Thirteen memorials 10 individuals also
were unveiled and dedicated at che same
time. Detaehments OF Japanese and Rus.
sian troops took part in the ceremonies.
The emperor Of Russia was represented
by Gen. Gerngros, and the emperor of
Japan by Gen. Nogi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
TAFT ASKED TO SETTLE
TR0Ur5ES OF LIBERIA.
Booker T. Washington to Confer With
Him Tonight.

Washington, June 1l.--Booker r.
Washington called on the president yes
to-day and arranged conference be
tween the president and Secretary Taft
and J. J. Dossen, vice president OF
Liberia; G. W. Gibson, former presidenr
Of that Republic; James Dunbar, law
yer OF Liberia, and Mr.. Washington.
The delegation win see the president at
9:30 o'clock this evening, and an hour
later they win zee Secretary Taft.
Mr.. Washington declined to discuss
the subject Of this interview, but II
was learned that the representatives Of
Liberia claim that England and France
have eneroached upon their domain and
they wish the moral, il not the active
support Of the United States To main
tain the integrity Of their territory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
MARRIAGE is NOT TO
BE I'm FRANCE.
Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan viii
Avoid Trouble by Going to
England.

Paris, June LIN order to avert any
unpleasant incident, it has been decided
that the wedding Of Nine. Anna Gould,
who was formerly the Countess de Cas-
tellane, and Prince Helie de Sagan, will
not take place in France. Although de-
tails are still rigidly guarded, it can be
stated that the couple win be married
before the end Of this month, and prob
ably III England.
Nine. Gould IS greatly pleased that her
brother, George ]. Gould, who left New
York Tuesday for Paris, IL 10 BE- present
at the ceremony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
The Preferable GargoyIe.

The Gargoyle often makes its perch
On cathedral Of church
Where, mid ecclesiastical style,
He smiles an early Gothic smile,
And while the parson. dignitied,
Sponts at his flock inside,
The Garoyle from his lofty seat,
Spouts at the people in the street,
And, like the parson, seems to say,
10 those beneath him, Let us pray
b like the Gargoyle best; he plays
So cheerfully on rainy days,
While parsons (no one can deny)
Are awful hampers when they're dry.
oliver Herford Id Century.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
HOUSE PASSES HUGHES BILLS
Vote on One, sS to 20; on Other, 100
to ca.

Albany, N. W, June 1.-THE as
sembly yesterday afternoon passed
the governors racing bills; the first by
vote Of 0s to 20 and the second BY
100 to 20. Two Republicans and TWEEN
ty four Democrats voted against the
first BILL The passage Of these two
bills by the assembly puts the Issue
squarely up to the Senate tomorrow,
10 which time it has adjourned. Senator
Foelker is reported to be prepared to
come here tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
BIAME 81. pAuL FoR COLLISION.
witness at the Gladiator Court Mar.
tial.

Portsmouth, Eng, june 1.-THE court
martial into The loss Of the British
cruiser Gladiator as a result Of her col
lision last April with the liner st. Paul
opened here yesterday on board the sta
tionary ship Victory under the presidency
of aelr Admiral Lowry Lieutenant
Mainguy Of the Gladiator was the first
witness. lie testified that, in his opinion
the st. Paul at the time Of the accident
was not on the proper side Of the chan
mel The snow was 50 heavy that only
one minute elapsed between the sight
ing Of tha liner and the collision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
Bankers Apply to Treasury
Department
THEY DESIRE APPROVAL
OF Their Organizations Taft Il Urged
to Work for Credit currency--An
Appeal aby New York ana
philadelphia Associations.

Washington, June 1.-THE first app
FIitation for approval Of the organza-
lion Of anational currency commits
sion under the new currency law was
made to the treasury department yes
tcrday by President L. Southland Parker
Of the National Metropolitan bank, as
chairman Of the Washington Clearing
House association. Representatives OF
Of the various banks of the city for
lnally agreed upon the organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
CORRUPTION FUND REPORTED.
Governor Of Louisiana Starts an Investi-
cation.

Baton Rouge, La, June 1l.-~Charges
that Il $4,000 corruption fund exists
for use in saving race track gambling
in Louisiana from adverse legislation
were Tuesday night ordered investigated
by Governor Sanders. 10 this end ne
ordered concurrent resolution intro
duced in the Chambers Of the Assembly
yesterday for the creation of a special
investigating committee. He also or
dercd q special session Of the grand jury
to investigate the matter The charges
were made by newspaper,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
HOST or SAILORS HAVE DESERTED
1000 Men Leave Fleets on the Pacific
for Pieasanter Life on Shore.

Los Angeles, June | l.Admiral Sebree
and officers estimated that 1000 sailors
have deserted from the Atlantic and
Pacific fleets during the stay Of the yes.
sells II southern California waters. So
numerous have assertions become that
recruiting stations have been opened Oh
board the ships.
Sailors have been made much Of on
the coast and to them everything has
been free. They have become dissatisfied
and prefer life ashore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
MISS KorENs CONDITION SERIOUS
Woman Who Shot Physician in DAN
ger Of Losing Her Mind.

New York, Juno 1f.--Sarah Koten,
who is held in the Tombs prison for
having shot Dr.. Martin Auspitz last
Sunday evening, ia IN grave danger Of
losing her mind, and Dr. Mcclure, the
prison physician, pronounced her condi-
fion yesterday IA one bordering on in
sanity. The efforts of her friends to
bring about a speedy trial and to give
her the official vindieation Of a court,
whieh she apears to crave, have been
frustrated by her condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
LOWELL 10 WED.
License Issued in New York to Astrono
mer and Bride from Boston.

New York. june 1l.--Prof Percival
Lowell. said to be the well-known astron-
omer of Flagstaff, Ariz., yesterday OBJ
tanned New York marriage license at
the City Hail.
lie is to marry Constance Savage
Heith Of Boston, who applied with him
for the license.
1t was not explained why or when
the marriage was to take place here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
FIRELEss M pAcIFIc.
First Telegram Received BY Victoria, B
c.. Station.

Victoria, B. G., June 1.-THE first
wireless telegram received from a steam
er plying across the Pacific ocean came
TO Victoria station yesterday from the
Tango Naru, which reported all well''
from point 800 miles Oft the coast Of
Vancouver island. The boat 81 on her
way from Yokohoma and viii arrive
here at noon to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
NEW ORLEANS HOMES BURN.


New Orleans, La, June 1I.---Fire de-
stroyed about thirty buildings in the up
town residence section at Magazine, Ber-
lin and Milan streets Tuesday night. ST.
with the outbreak Of the
fire high wind struck tho city. 1t
blew the fire within few minutes
nearly all over the block Of its origin
and swept it across Magazine street inc
another block. Several smaller stores
were destroyed along with the residences.
The damage is estimated at between
100000 and Sl5O,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11

AFTER SO YEARS experience millions
Of users Of l. g. NJ PAINTS, claim. first,
it wears 10 to Is years. second, If, only
costs sl.20 q gallon; third, its the best
they have ever used; fourth. sixteen
thousand agents certify to these facts.
Naxfeld & Cutler. Plaiafield.
Barrows & Peck, Montpelier.
l. & NJ. Paint Agents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11
MRS. COFFIN wALKER-CoFFIN
C0FFIN-LAYMAN-L0VE SUES.
Married Los Angeles Woman De
sires d Divorce.

Los Angeles. Cal, June 11.--ATrs,
Grace Smell Coffin Walker Coffin, COT.
fin Layman-Love filed suit for divorce
from Hugh NJ. Love again yesterday,
This is the second time she has filed
this suit. Love Ii her sixth husband.
The allegations are the same as when
the suit was fled April Il. extreme
cruelty being the principal ground.
Mrs. Loves brother came here from
Chicago and advised her to withdraw
the suit When he went home she filed
n amin.