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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
SINKS IN LAcHINE CANAL.
The Steamship clengarry Hits Bridge
Pier.

ogdensbnrg, n y, Aug. ia.-The
steamship GlenEsrry, with 10000 bushels
Of wheat for export On board. struck a
bridge pier while passing through the
Lachine canal yesterday a hole being
rammed ia her hull that caused her to
sink IN the canal No loss Of life or
injury to anyone as a result Of the aeci-
dent has been reported. The Glsngarry
was bound from Kingston to Montreal
The cargo viii be almost a total loss
Dale & CO., marine Insurance, who hold
practically the whole Of the insurance
on cargo and hull state they approx
mate the damage At about $4,000,
While leaving the Cardinal canal yes
terday the steamer Advance of the Mon
treal Transportation company, broke her
rudder and ran into the shoal AZ the head
OF The Gaioup rapids. The steamer Bart
lett has gone to her rescue. The Ad-
vance. which carried a full cargo Of rai..
road iron from Montreal to the lakes,
is reported badly damaged She viii be
taken to dry dock Ii Kingston for re-
pairs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
GARDNER PRAISED.
Critics Compare Him with the Great
Honus Wagner Of Pittsburg.


Critics Compare Him with the Great
Honns Wagner Of Pittsburg.
Larry Gardner formerly captain Of
the university Of Vermont varsity base
ball team and now utility nfelder with
the Boston American Red sox. ii res
ceiving bis share OF good words these
days:
Says the Boston Record: Enthusiasts
who have seen young Gardner play this
year with one accord say he viii event
ually be a second Honus Wagner Like
the mighty one is he built, with the
square shoulders and long arms Not so
big al be, but as strong and not quite
50 awkward He il 4 different sort Of
chap and dislikes praise as much as
Honus.
When the season opened he was taking
his final examinations at e. ". NJ and
could not go to Hot Springs and get the
benefit Of the warm Southern climate
and practice but when he could get
chance away from tlle examination and
study room he was in the cage with bis
fellow students and when he landed in
Boston to play base ball he was in good
condition. He has made a good record
this year and every year viii do better,
Watch him
Concerning Ray Collins, the famous
Vermont twirleri the same paper says:
Collins mother has been in Boston for
several days to see her son IN Red Sox
uniform. The college pitcher had chances
to get into big company IN base ball be-
fore, but his mother pleaded with him 10
finish his education first. and he needed
her plea Now that be has bis diploma,
she is IS anxious to see him make good
as a Red Sox twirlef IS Manager Lake is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
SHOT THE CAPTAIN.
Sailor at Eastport, Me-, Mistook Him
for an Intruder.


for an Intruder.
Passport Me-. Aug II Fearing that
intruders were making third attempt
to board his vessel, and not recognizing
his employer, Eugene Roberts, 22, Of
Milbridge, shot and possibly mortally
wounded Captain Robert J. Ross, 40, Of
this city on the schooner Little David
At her dock late Tuesday night. Captain
Ross boarded bis schooner shortly after
IL o'clock and was attempting to force
open the cabin door when the sailor
threatened to shoot Captain Ross did
not hear the warning AS he continued
70 kick All the door, Roberts discharged
a shotgun with the intention Of brighten.
ing him away. Captain Ross happened
to change his position just as the explo-
sion took place and received the full
charge Of shot in the thigh, an ugly
wound being made Blood poisoning was
feared, especially as it was impossible
to extract the shot Ross attached no
blame to Roberts, who Immediately SUM
moned assistance and surrendered 70 the
police. Captain Ross probably viii BE-
removed to a Bangor hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
CHICAGO DEFYING
THE FRAT" BOYS
Schools to Class Them as OUTLAW, Coils
the Same-Urion for Extermi-
nation.

Chicago Aug. le.-Classifying mem.
bers Of high school fraternities and soei-
cites in the same category Of lawbreak.
ers as burglars, President Alfred r.
Urion Of the school board has fired the
FIRST gun in the new campaign to rid
the high schools Of the city Of the sub
rosa Greek letter societies MI. Urion,
in the presence Of Mrs. Young, the new
superintendent, answered plea for leni-
eney made BY the president Of one Of
the fraternities in terms that left no
doubt as 70 the determination Of the
new school board president.
Il told the young man. said Mr.. Uri.
on, that fraternities and societies have
no place in the public school system. and
that We had formed a rule against them,
that that rule was a law, and that they
were just as much violating the law as
the hopsebreaker who goes into q house
and takes what does not belong to
him.
Fl also told him that even If we had
to depopulate the high schools We would
crush the fraternities and societies. The
public schools are democratic institu.
tions, supported BY the people. for all
the children, independent Of class, race
or religion
Il told him furthermore, that when or
CARNATIONS Of Is OF l6.year.old boys
or girls set themselves up as social cen.
sors and were permitted to exist, Il was
the beginning Of the sspping Of the
foundation Of our public school system !"
Mr. Urion stated that the board had
plans laid to force out every such or
ganization existing IN any high school in
the city, and would begin to rake over
the situation the first day Of school next
month.
He refused TO disclose the nature Of
the new methods to be employed, other
than to say that possibly none Of the
students would be asked 10 sign state.
merit, formerly required, saying that
they would not join fraternity or 50.
ciety.
II do not anticipate much trouble or
fighting back this year" he declared Il
believe there are only few societies
left in the high schools here These.
Of course. are existing secretly and not
openly,
"It IS these that we will 60 after,
he sententiously observed. T can say
that we win expel everyone we find
belonging TO any such organization, and.
moreover We win see that he Or she Isl
never taken back into the schools again.
i know the sentiment Of the board sufi
GENTLY % this point 70 say II positively,
The expulsion VIII Be permanent"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

Trading Desuitory--Prices Fan Below
Those Of Week Ago

Trading Desultory--Prires FAN Below
Those Of a Week Ago
Brighton, Mass, Aug 10. The small
demand for fresh meat prevailing during
the summer and the rather excessive sup
ply ii the barns 81 all kinds Of livestock
made trading at the Brighton stockyards
Tuesday desultory and Of mean vol
ume. Prices in general fell below those
prevailing a week ago.
The beet market was dull Even gooa
grass.fed beef steers were in small de-
mand and sold as a rule at only IS q
cwt. Bolognas, the cheapest grade Of
beef cows, which sold last week from 81
to $3.50, went Tuesday from sl,75 to
81. Calves were lower by half cent
a pound The top price was $3.50 and
the bulk Of the sales on calves were
made from $3.50 to ST. Drinker calves
were lower BY a half cent, averaging
not over 49, The market on hogs was
weaker The best heavy ones sold At
the fairly high price Of 50. but the bulk
Of the offerings were mixed lots, that
went from $3.50 to $775 There were
comparatively few sheep and lambs sold
Good lambs sold for SO, while most Of
themg went for IS and $3.50. Sheep
sold from So to $3.50. Veal ranged
fairly good in quality
More than $50 mich cows are in the
barns for to-day's trading Nearly every
dealer has string Of them. There are
some choice Holsteins and Durhams
among them and some Ayrshires
Total livestock sales Tuesday, as
shown by thes Gale hooks, were. cattle,
2sei calves, 47oj hogs, BAL; shep, 25i
lambs, IS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

Several Bouts Pulled off at Church Street
Gymnasium.


Gymnasium.
A good wrestling exhibition was given
before a fair crowd last night al the
Church street gymnasium This match
was held under the auspices Of the Ital.
ian Athletic club and win be followed
by other matches. AS preliminary,
Jack Grace wrestled for 20 minutes with
Young Bixby The bout was fast ana
Grace took the defensive, but threw
Bixby finally with double bar hold in
II minutes and 20 seconds.
The main bout Of the evening was
then put on between Chairadonna and
Louis Jacques. Both wrestlers started
in roughing il, using sparing tactics.
The FIRST fall was won BY Chairadonna
in 0 minutes with a double leg hold.
The next also went to Chairadonna I'M
two minutes with head chancery and
body hold, being a sensational throw by
ChairadonHa He picked Jacques up and
held him above his head and then hurled
him TO the iloor, knocking the wind out
Of him. The decision was given directly
after this.
During the interval between the bouts
George Jacques challenged Pete Morgan,
a lightweight wrestler, offering to throw
him twice in half an hour This match
was rather one.sided. as Jacques would
make about two Of Morgan The crowd
cheered long and loud for Morgan when
he had his opponent in tight places, but
bis weight was lacking when no did
have a hold. The FIRST fan came in four
minutes with a bar and wrist hold, which
Jacques won easily.
IN the next bout Morgan had jacques
in bad box, but did not have the beef
to turn tho trick That fall went also
so Jacques in six minutes and a half
with a body bold, which ended the bout.
George Jacques then challenged Chaira-
donna for . bout and Chairadonna nc.
cepted, stating that he was ready az
any time. All the matches were refereed
by Bob Cruickshank
Jack Grace stated that he was eoing
to be away this week and would arrange
some matches before bis return He win
put on a match at the opera house in
about two weeks. He win also put on
match Labor day at Intercity park.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
Grand Outing
Excursion and Boat Ride
TO
AuSabIG ChaSm
AND RETURN
tuesday, Aug. "a,
From Barre. Montpelier, Wa
terbury, Richmond, Willis
ton, Essex Junction, Wi
nooski and all interme-
diate stations.

For the last Grand Excursion and
Boat Ride Of the season to Ausable
Chasm Tuesday, August "a, via the
Central Vermont Ry. Burlington,
Champlain Transportation Com
pany 5 steamer "Chateaugay' to Port
Kent thence the K. A. C and L
c R R. to AusabIe Chasm, the
Central Vermont Ry. is offering tho
following very low fares: From
Barre and Montpelier SIS, from
Middlesex, Waterbury, North Dux
bury. Bolton. Jonesyille. Richmond
and Williston. 81 so, from Essex
Junction, s125, from Winooski,
s115. Special trains will run as fol-
lows; Leave Barre az g. 40 A. M,
Montpelier 600, Middlesex g q,
Waterbury g 80, No Duxbury 9 40,
Bolton 9.4s, Jonesville 953, Rich
mond 9.sS. WilIiston 10 10, Essex
Jet 1920, Winooski 10 ~; arrive
Burlington 10. IS A. Nj. Port Kent
1L25. Ausable Chasm 12 O5 P. NJ.
Returning special train viii leave Au-
sable Chasm Al 4 80 P. NJ, Port
Kent I. S.. leave Burlington at & ?.
M. for Barre and intermediate sta
tons
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
Adams surrenders.

Boston, Aug. 1a -It was announced
here yesterday that counsel for A. ID. i.
Adams, the Boston broker. under indiet.
ment in New York, have arranged with
District Attorney jerome that Adams
should surrender himself "a the authori-
ties n New York this morning Adams
viii therefore not be placed under arrest
IN Boston. The indictment against Ad
ans followed the disclosures regarding
alleged hypothecation Of stock certifi
Gates which followed the arrest il New
York of Donald L. Persch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
BAY STATE WON TROPHY.
In National Rifle Tournament al Camp
Perry.

In NafI0nal kthe tournament az Camp
Perry
Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug TO- Eight
riaemeu from Massachusetts, yesterday
defeated thirty seven teams and broke
the previous record IN Herrick match,
shot under auspices Of the Ohio State
Rife association and came within twelve
point of Duplicating the worlds record
at 500 900 ard 1000 yards, which the
American team set in the 1907 Palmer
match at Ottawa The Bay state cracks
knocked out an even seventeen hundred
ID as bitterly contested battle al Camp
Perry ranges have ever seen
Stubbornly did The Ohioans. winners
in 1907 Of the $4,000 trophy in gold
presented BY The governor, fight, but
they quit AZ 1896, and took tile 500
second prize. The United States marine
corps team armed with twenty two
weapons fitted with telescope sights,
finished third at 1896 points. They got
$50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
American League Standing.
Base an Notes.
Base BAN Notes.
Old On won his game Tuesday,

Old Cy won his game Tuesday.
The Red Sox are near the top Of the
ladder having climbed to second place
BY Detroit losing,
Tom Tuckey, the Boston Nationals
pitcher. has been released, together with
first baseman Stem, to Lynn
There IS a rumor aloat that Bill Ber-
nard, the Nashville Gibbs star man, will
succeed Joe Cantllon as manager Of the
Washington club
The Tigers have signed Eugene Knapp
of the South Michigan team. Knapp is
only y years old and has won 20 games
out Of the n pitched this season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
BRYCE IN ST. JOHN.
He Says He Is Pleased with Increasing
Friendship.


Friendship.
St John, N. b. Aug. 49, Hon. James
Bryce, British ambassador to the United
States, addressed the Canadian club on
Tuesday night. BE said in part; q
want to state emphatieally that the full
self government which the great domin-
ion enjoys is recognized by Britain as
much as by you to be one Of the most
effective methods for securing both your
own welfare and tho sense 81 imperial
unity which binds together you and us.
The other is that any and every effort
which you and the other great dominions
may feel disposed to make towards the
common defense Of the empire viii be
welcomed BY Us not only as help
towards securing the safety Of each ter
ritory, but also as an evidence Of that
feeling Of common patriotism and devo-
ton for high purposes which animates
us ALL"
Mr. Bryce, continuing, declared that
since his soiourn in the United States
nothing had given him more satisfaction
than to notice the increasing and deep
ening sentiment Of friendship which ex-
lists between the people Of the United
States and Canada. This has helped
the work Of settling outstanding treaty
difficulties
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
FEW KILLED IN MEXICO.
Reports About Earthquake Much Ex-
aggerated

San Francisco, Aug. 1o.-- Passengers
arriving from Mexican ports today on
the Panama steamer Acapulco, the first
vessel t. bring details Of the earth-
quakes of July %, 30 aud s1, declare
that the reports reaching this country
by wire greatly oYerestiinated the loss
oi life resulting from the disturbances.
They declare that only two persons were
killed at Acapulco, although there were
hundreds Of narrow escapes when the
walls tumbled about the terrorized in
habitants This is accounted for By The
fact that the majority 81 the buildings
a The city were but one story IN
height
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
4 LOST CRY OF THE pUNJABI
Dera chan Khan Slips into the River
Indus.

Bombay. Aug l9.-The fate Of The
prosperous Puniabi city Of Dera Ghaai
Khan, which for months past has been
gradually slipping into the river Indus,
is now regarded a. sealed Nothing can
be done to prevent the eneroaehment Of
the water The process Of erosion is
going on very rapidly From so to 100
feet Of the river front Is being swept
away every day, and one BY one tie
msQues. mansions and hovels are dis
appearing In the swift stream Every
effort Of competent engineers to devise
a way to protect the city has been futile.
Dera Ghazi Khan has population Of
$4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
$4,000 APPENDIX.

Surgeon Pays $500 an Inch for Gauze
Left in Wound.
ST. Lonis, Ang to- in decision rem.
dered by the Federal Court Of Appeals,
Russell Johnson Of Lock Ridge, Ia. has
won a judgment Of $1,000 against Dr.
Charles Z Ruth, formerly 81 Keobuk.
The petition says johnson was operated
on al Keobuk for appendicitis on March
30, 1907, and when the wound failed
to heal, second operation revealed
that q piece Of gau1e twenty four inches
long and nine inches wide had been left
in the wound.
The decision sustains the ruling Of
the United States Circuit Court OF the
Southern District Of Iowa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At Pittsburg, first game) Pittsburg 8,
st. Louis 3 Second camel Pittsburg 9,
81. Louis !
at Philadelphia, first camel New
York IA, Philadelphia tsecond gamel
New York 5, Philadelphia 4.
AT Chicago, Chicago !, Cincinnati 0
tReulbach ptchingl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
MRS. cUILoM DEAD.
Illinois Senator's wife Dies in wash.
ington.

in2t0n.
Washington, Aug 1a.-Airs. Cullom.
wife Of Senator Shelby M. cullom, Of
Illinois, died At noon Of heart disease
at her home in Massachusetts avenue.
She was brought home from Atlantic
City last Saturday dangerously in, be-
cause Of her request that she be per-
mitted TO die ia Washington At the
bedside when Mrs Cullom expired were
her husband, her son-in-law, William
Barrett Ridgley, formerly Comptroller
of the Currency and her sister, Mrs.
Fisher
The body win be taken TO Spring.
field, Ill, tomorrow for interment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
GERMANY NAVY MANOEuvREs.
Ninety Vessels III All are to Take
Part.

Kiel, Aug, 10 The entire Germon
fleet, comprising forty big battleships
and armored cruisers and fiftv torpedo
boats and torpedo boat destroyers, left
here today 10 take part in the extensive
summer man0envres under the command
Of Prince Henry Of Prussia, who is on
board the flagship Deutschland En-
peror William viii review the feet Aug
30 of swinmunde.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
PREMIER AsQUITH BEsrEcED.
HIS House Guarded BY Militant Suffrag-
cites.

London. Aug. To- The militant sui
fragettes. who have been piclSeting the
House of Commons for che past ak
weeks with the object Of securing an in.
terview with Premier Asquith, have ex-
tended their operations to the premier
residence in Downing street Mrs. Des.
pard and Mrs. SaundeFsou Yesterday IT.
temoon took up their stand outside Mr..
Asquith's house, and declared that sen.
tries would be maintained uninterrupted.
~ until the premier granted an audience.
The premier, however, can slip out
through a garden in the rear OF his
house to which the public has not ac-
cess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
National League Standing.


At New York, first camel Boston
8, New York Q; (seeond camel New
York 3, Boston 9.
At Washington, Philadelphia 2, Wash.
ington /.
At Cleveland, first camel Cleveland
3, st, Louis Q; second gamel Cleveland
3, ST. Louis 2.
AT Chicago Chicago 2, Detroit o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
SEEING EURoPEs waterways.
The Duty Begun BY United States Com,
mission.

Berlin, Aug l9.--rhe members Of the
American waterways commission began
their work yesterday They met at the
Hotel Adlon and decided on i sui. divided
program. Senator Theodore Burton OF
Ohio called at the Prussian ministry Of
public works A large steam launch
has been placed at the disposition Of Mr..
Burton and his party, which viii be used
during the next three days for a study
Of the canals and streams adjacent to
Berlin and the upper Elbe. The commits
sioners were joined yesterday BY Major
Fl A. Mahan, q. S. Al, retired, who came
from Paris.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
OFF no BERLIN.

orville Wright and His Sister Leave Eng.
land.
london, Aug. TO- -0rYille Wright and
Miss Wright started for Berlin vesfer
day Wright win return Ia two weeks
in order to make aegoplaue flights under
the government auspices for the instruc.
ton Of British military aviators.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
CURE FOR ECZEMA.
Gives Relief in Night and Makes Com
pIete Cure in Short Time.


pIete Cure in Short Time.
The remarkable demand for Hokara
the skin food at b i. Davis, Is not
surprising when It Is remembered that
even in the worst cases of eczema it
stops the itching with the first nights
application, begins to heal up the dis.
eased skin almost Immediately, and cures
chronic cases IN few weeks In lesser
troubles, such as pimples backheads, bar
ber's itch, acne, rash piles, ETC., a few
days use viii usually cure.
In order that no ons may be kept from
using Hokara by the cost q liberal sized
jar S sold for 25e al d. n Davis Fur
thermore, if Hokara does not do ali that
is claimed for It, even this small sum
win be returned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
ArrELL.soNE BOUT a DRAW
Featherweight Champion Pounded Merci.
lessly in Last Two Rounds.

Saratoga. Aug TO- After suffering a
bad case Of stage fright for eight rounds
Harry stone Of New York recovered 50
well that he pounded Abe Atell, the
featherweight champion, mercilessly in
the last two rounds and fairly earned a
draw before the Saratoga club last night,
Over two thousand racing men saw the
bout.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
WOMEN ARE VICTIMS
Indoor Life and Lack Of Exercise Causes
piles.

Piles
More women than men have piles. It
IS because they take solittle outdoor ex-
ereise and are so often constipated There
is stagnation Of blood in the lower
bowel, and rio amount Of cutting or
treatment with ointments and suppose
tories viii remove this cause
DR.. Leonhardt's Hem Roid, an inter-
nal tablet medicine, win permanently
cure any case 81 plies removing the
cause Price II at The Red Cross phar-
macy. Fully guaranteed Dr. Leon
hardt Co. station b, Buffalo, \. u.
Write ion booklet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
NoOSAMo
Constipation

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slstonceo ne oNsNNAy bsNsS,cAA
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NO6As doSySoSAOA Oss,slCNce'c OaNAre
woy be 9yOauOOy dispensed with
when 10 Ncuesv needed. os the bsStcI
vrusd,es wNeOvsgOsrsd Ors NOOsssst
uOMvs.ONaVa 70 supplON NheOO,urON
Observation-Disclosures depend UM-
wOtely upon proper WcOnSNMsUt,
proper Efforts. Ond v,SNt6N'ns sCNSCSy
bsaih beOeSleOA gBsds0lWOysbuy The Genuine,
tfnsasrAerIseo ~ r~r
CALIFORNIA
Flo SYRUP Co.
SOLO on ALL LEApiNc DRUGGISTS
orr SIZE uNty- RgoUAaH pAlee SoF PR BOTTLE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

Dyspeplets "! iaIs;; ;: !;s
Heartburn, Nausea Wind IN tho stomach. Sen
sickness aleepessness arising from Indigestion
AZ aiscQmforis OF Dyspepsia. They are composed
pt Che best digestvess earminhtiYes and correct
ives, and are agreeable ana economical Put up i1
aud sent promptly BY natl on receipt 81 price By
CT HOOD CO... Mtg Chemists Lowell Mass
II Made by Hood Its Good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

Tickets coed only for continuous
massage ana win DO good only On
Special Trains named above August
-. 1909.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

q. c JONES, General Manager
J. r.. HANLEXs General Passenger Agent.