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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
GIRL DIVES FROM WINDOW.
Mother GfAsps Skirts as She Leaps, But
Hold Is Broken.

Boston. March s.--Miss Gertrude San
ford. % years old, the daughter Of Mrs.
Annie Welch OF 3 Brown street, Wal
than. is in serious condition at the
Waltham hospital from injuries sustained
early Sunday evening, when she leaped
from a third story window at 3 Brown
street. where her mother is employed
Miss Sanford. who is said to have a
room. in Dorchester, went to Waltham
Friday 70 see her mother. Shortly be-
fore noon yesterday she dressed for the
street. She was heard to remark that
she did not want to 90 to the insane
asylum. but would 90 to Boston instead
Her words frightened her mother, and
she insisted upon her daughter remain
ing with her. The girl refused to remove
her wraps. however, and the two spent
the afternoon in the room.
While her mothers back was turned,
early in the evening, Miss Sanford ran
to the window, which she raised Mrs.
WEIGH turned inst in time to see her
daughter climbing through She rushed
across the room and caught her daugh-
tiers skirt as she leaped, but her hold
was broken
At the hospital it was found that Miss
right shoulder and left arm
were broken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
NO COAL
STRIKE NOW
Miners Feel That Time Is Not
0ppOrtune
OPERATORS ARE READY
Have 100000 Tons Of Coal in stOr-
sge-JOhp Mitchell viii Have No
Part in the Coming Con-
ference.
OPERATORS ARE READY

Scranton, Pa, March e.-The situa-
ton In the anthracite fields, at best, ia
somewhat tangled. On the one hand
are the operators with ten million tons
Of coal in storage and not wholly overss
to short suspensions on the other
hand are the miners, their ranks great
~ depleted and not in an advantageous
position 10 strike just now. And jet
the agreement between employer and
employed expires in April. What will
happen at that time is a problem. IL
is reported that even If the operators
persist in their refusal 70 grant any
concessions President Lewis will advise
the mire workers to remain at work
for thu summer, while the union il
being strengthened and wait until Sail
before taking further action.
Those who hoped that John Mitchell,
formerly president of the national UNI
ion, would be asked to aid in the nego-
Citations with the operators, will be dis
appointed, for President Lewis has made
il evident that be viii follow out bis
own policies in regard to the situation
and conduct the negotiations himself.
Organizers of the Miners Union are
towns throughout the anthracite region
in the effort to increase the member.
ship of the Union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
Col. BrlttOn and Schroeder
Hear Their Sentences
TERMS
Convicted Men Formerly President and
vice-president Respectively Of Eagle
Savings and Loan Company
Of Brooklyn.

New York, March a.-Convicted Of The
larceny Of $4,000 from the Eagle Saw
ings q loan Company Of Brooklyn, Col.
Edward L. Britton and Quarantine Com
missioner Edward II. Schroeder, former
ly president and vice-presideut. respect
lively, Of the institution, we're given in
determinate sentences in Sing Sing to-
day by Justice Jaycox in the supreme
court, Brooklyn. Col. Britton's sentence
was from IA months TO four years and
six months. Schroeder's sentence was
identical except that the minimum term
was placed at one year.
Britton and Schroeder were charged in
various indictments with the larceny OF
upwards Of $4,000 from the Eagle Saw
ings & Loan company in furtheranee Of
their promotion Of the Homestake South
Extension Gold Mining company in South
Dakota.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
KILL EVERY ONE
National Crusade Against Dandrufi
Germs Now Being waged in
America.

sThe dandniI germ is the greatest
American pest Of to-day" declares one
Of the worlds greatest scientists and
students OF diseases OF the hair.
In recent interview he said, IF the
germs OF the dandru1 are not soon ami
hilated, the United States will some day
be known A. the hairless nation. The
Americans must wage relentless war
Of determination at once, aud am going
TO help them"
'iMy recipe for killing dandruh germs,
well known as Partisan Sage, IS now be,
ing manufactured Ia the United States
There il only one way to cure dandrul,
and that Is to kin the dandrun germs.
There is only one preparation that win
kill the germs, and that Is Partisan
Sage.
Partisan Sage Is now manufactured in
Buffalo, n. y, by the Giroux Mfg co..
and agencies have been established Ia
every town in America.
You take no risk in buying q bottle
Of Partisan Sage Red Cross Pharmacy
Is the agent in this city, aud they viii
guarantee Partisan Sage TO cure dandTuif,
stop falling hair, remove all diseases Of
the scalp, or money back.
Partisan Sage Is the most marvellous
hair dressing. and tonic; Il makes the
hair beautiful. soft and luxurious In one
week. 1t causes hair TO grow II the hair
root be not altogether dead. The price
is only 80 cents bottle at Red Cross
Pharmacy, or directly by express, charges
prepaid, from Giroux Mig. Co., Buffalo.
n. "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09

Crowd Took Man from Jan After Woman
Identified Him

Rockwell. Tex, March o.--After burn
ing Anderson Ellis, negro, who at
tempted to attack Mrs. Arthur McKin-
ney, at a stake in the public square of
this little town, the crowd quickly dis
persed.
Ellis was taken from the Rocltall
county Jail and tied to an iron stake.
Then cordwood saturated with kerosene
was piled about him and upon his re-
fusal to make statement admitting
his guilt in the presence of Mrs. McKin-
ney, who fully identified him as her
assailant, the torch was applied The
man did not utter cry nor show any
symptoms Of losing his nerve He was
dead in less than 10 minutes.
Mrs. Mckinney was seized in the yard
of her home by a negro. The search led
TO the farmouse of Andrew Clark, a
negro. Two negroes were seen running
from the house. Win Clark, son of the
farmer, was killed Ellis was tracked
by bloodhounds. He emptied his weapon
at the posse without effect He was
hustled off to Jail, but a crowd overpow-
cred the jailers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
"Ha, Hal" He Says, Referring
to Interference Note
DOES NOT REPUDIATE II
Letter Was Written to Sir Harry II
Johnston, Explorer. in Which Refer
enee Is Made to "MalevOlently
Blind Northeasterners.o

Oyster Bay, y. Y, March IA hearty
laugh wac Mr.. Roosevelt's only answer
yesterday to inquiries as to the letter
70 Sir Harry II. Johnston. published yes,
terday morning, in which the former
president wrote 10 the visiting explorer
about inadvertently blind, educated
Northeasterners and the necessity Of in.
reference in the affairs Of Hayti, Ven.
ezuela and the Latin republics Of Cen
trail America. Mr.. Roosevelt gave the
impression of not being at all surprised
at the letter having been made pub
lie.
Mr.. Roosevelt came to the door him,
self yesterday morning at Sycamore Hin,
answering the bell, and stepped out on
the snowy piazza. Good morning." he
cried. Il have nothing to say, you
know
A copy Of newspaper was banded
to Mr.. Roosevelt, with the letter advo-
eating Haytian interference conspicuous
~ displayed on the front page. The Sag.
amore Hill newspapers had not come up
yet. Mr.. Roosevelt held up the article,
squinted at il minute through his gold
trimmed speetaeles, but did not read It.
lie laughed cheerfully, Nothing TO say
about it, he commented He did not
wear the look of one displeased by an
unexpected breach of confidence.
but this Il was pointed out, may
cause lot of talk. and especially among
our Latin American neighbors Is the
letter genuine p
I'm a private citizen now, you know,
Ha. hal replied Mr.. Roosevelt gemaIly.
"And really mean not TO say word.
l might observe, though, that when
private communication, such as this one
was, is divulged, as general rule il is
more or less garbled in the process No,
| won't say whether this one is or not.
I am just speaking Of the general rule
in such cases.
Wont you explain just what you
consider our proper attitude toward the
Latin. American states ?"
No. Ha, ha! ] have really nothing
more to say"
The former president did say a little
more, but it was on other matters. He
admitted that he was going into the
city in few days, but added that he
was, frankly speaking. going to try to
dodge publication when he did so.
Il am going in Just few times in
all on business and to see my kinsfolk,-
be phrased it. "and / shall not let any
Of you gentlemen know about it when
| 60"
The only special visitor arriving at
Sycamore Hill yesterday morning was
/ male stenographer, with typewriting
machine and bundle of copy paper tuck
"a in the back OF the carriage that |
brought him. The arrival seemed to
promise an abandonment Of woodchop
ping for indoor work yesterday. Mr. |
was still rejoicing in his coun-
.ry gentleman garb of gray Knockers and
Norfolk jacket, brown flannel shirt and
golf stockings,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
ROOT BOSS OF NEW YORK.
That's What Plat Says, and He Also
Predicts About Roosevelt.

New York, March 9.--Elihu Root viii
be the Republican boss" of New York,
according to a published interview credit
ed to ex-senator T. G. Plat. who has
Just returned from Washington. "Elihn
Root viii lead the Republican organiza.
ton because Of DOMINIC the senatorial
toga,' Mr.. platt il quoted a. saying,
"His powers are only less than those Of
the president, and be and President Taft
are ON close terms"
When Mr.. Platt was asked whether
Mr.. Loeb's appointment did not indicate
that Theodore Roosevelt planned to con.
troll Republican politics In this state on
his return from the African hunting trip,
he said: ANY man who goes to Africa
for year can't expect to keep his hold
in political way. believe Mr. Roose-
welt purposes to retire permanently from
the field Of political endeavor. Mr.,
Roosevelt will not be heard from politi-
caIly hereafter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
MCGEE GOES TO PRISON.
IronmouIders' Organizer Pays Penalty
for 1ntimidating Strkebreakers.

Pittsfeld, March $50 that his
bondsmen would not be called upon TO
forfeit bonds of $4,000 they put up to
insure his appearance Frank j. Me
Gee of Worcester, New England organ
izer for the National Iron Moulders'
Union left Pittsburg last night to serve
an imprisonment Of one year in Con
necticut prison. Niece was convicted
in New Haven last june on charge
OF intimidating of strike breakers. He
was in charge of the strike at the Nc
Clegan foundry in that city in Septem-
Der 1907. He was convicted appealed,
and his case went to the supreme court,
which granted him a new trial.
He was again convicted and the case
again went 10 the highest court in the
state, which this time refused to sus-
tain his exceptions. A rescript was
handed down last Friday, and MCGEE
who had been in this city since last
Wednesday, was summoned into court
10 take sentence. He will make an
effort to have the sentence changed to
= fine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
Simple Mixture and Direc-'
tons for Taking
SAID TO RELIEVE QUICKLY
Get These Ingredients From the Drug
Store and Mix them Yourself
Too Much Kidney Trouble
to Cure Rhumatism-

Recent hospital reports show that
the dread disease, rheumatism. is stead
ily increasing throughout the country.
All known means Of relief are being
suggested 10 save the great amount Of
suffering this winter. especially among
those who are not in a position 20
pack up and visit the noted health re.
sorts 10 be treated. Recent tests prove
rheumatism not exactly a disease In it.
self, but a severe symptom of kidney
trouble, a condition caused by elogged
up pores Of the climative tissues in the
Kidneys which fail 70 filter the poison
Gus waste matter and uric acid from
the blood, permitting these substances
10 remain in the yains and decompose,
usually setting about the joints and
muscles. causing the intense pains
swelling and stiffness % rheumatism.
The following simple home treatment
will cure rheumatism and Il harmless
and inexpensive and so simple that
anybody can mix Il at home
The ingredients are Fluid extract
Dandelion. One.half ounce; Compound
Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Go to any
good prescription pharmacy and get
these three harmless ingredients and
mix them by shaking in a bottle, tax
ing as a dose a teaspoonful after each
meal and again at bedtime.
There is nothing better in the world
for backache, kidney and bladder
trouble, too. Such symptoms as fire.
quent and painful urination. soreness,
weakness. general and nervous debility
are caused by certain acids and poison
Gus waste matter. decayed tissue, etc,
in the blood which the kidneys will
clear and purify after a few doses of
this prescription.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
RUNAWAY TRAIN I'm CRASH.
Engine Returning for Missing Cars Is
Wrecked by Collision.

Altoona, Pa, March s.--The wrecking
Of Pennsylvania railroad coal train on
the eastern slope Of the Allegheny noun
tain yesterday morning, closed the cast
bound tracks and delayed traffic for 10
hours, A coal train, eastbound, was de-
scending the mountain when the locomo.
tive, with three cars, broke away from
the rear portion, consisting Of 35 loaded
cars. The breaking OF the train stopped
the rear portion, and the locomotive and
three cars proceeded to Kittanning Point.
where the ears were put on a siding.
The engine then returned up the noun
tain for the missing cars, which in the
meantime had started to move and were
beyond control Of the brakeman A mile
west of Kittanning Point the returning
engine met the runaway cars and the col.
hsion wrecked the engine and cars. The
crew escaped by jumping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
MRS. TAFT BEGINS DUTIES.
Makes Few Changes in Conduct Of Her
Official Home for Four Years.


Washington, March 9.---Sirs. William
Howard Taft has assumed her White
House duties without public ceremony
or oath of Office, which. in weight or
responsibilities. magnitude Of impor-
solute lack of conpensationfFl ,..;vbg
lance, delicacy OF execution and abso-
lutte lack of compensation, except the
love for her husband. the President,
and loyalty to the nation have no com
parison.
Mrs. Taft viii meet her social re-
quirements worthy by virtue of her
long experience with public life. As the
wife of Mr.. Taft she was the head of
society in the Philippine islands; she
was his wife az r federal Judge and as
a cabinet minister. In the last named
position, she learned Washington So
ciety and she became an intimate friend
Of Mrs. Roosevelt, and from her learned
the details of White House etiquette.
1t was from this intimacy, to which
mature consideration. that Mrs. Taft
has reached her own conclusions and is
already making the minor changes
III AHt au4htuAHlthtlNl "a Inc eAcGuItNH
mansion necessary to meet her ideas.
Mrs. Taft has abolished the position
OF steward and will conduct her do
nestle arrangements through woman
honsekeeper While the season of pre-
seribed official dinners is over, it may
be predicted that the new tenants Of
the White House will have series Of
informal social functions during the
special session Of Congress which will
bring animation to the sedate structure
during the first few months of the
Taft regeme.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
NIGHT RIDER ESCAPES.
The Soldiers Are Searching for the Fugi-
tive.

tive.
Union City. Tenn, March 9.-Hirsehel
Hogg. a confessed member OF the band
of Might Riders" who murdered Captain
Quentin Rankin at Walnut Log in octo-
Der, escaped from Jail at Dresden Satur-
day night and has not been recaptured.
He is supposed to be in hiding in the
lake regions. The military at Fort Re-
gan has been notified and is instituting
a vigorous earch for the fugitive.
While Hogg was held close prisoner
by Sheriff G. A. Brasfield. he had recently
been accorded the liberty OF "trusty"
and It is now believed that he was impli.
Gated in an attack made on Sheriff Bras
field Saturday night by negro prisoner
with a razor in which the officer was
severely wounded. That he furnished the
weapon has been admitted by the negro,
and Hogg, believing that he would again
be thrown into close confinement, made
his escape before the authorities took
action. The confessed night rider has
not been seen in the neighborhood of
Union City since the news Of his escape
reached here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
WONT GIVE UP sTATERooM.
Detroit Man Declines to Make Way for
Roosevelt Party.

Detroit, Mich. March 9.--Taking the
stand that President Roosevelt is now
only a private citizen and therefore not
entitled TO special consideration, Archi.
bald g. Ellair, d wealthy stock broker
of this city, has declined TO yield to the
persuasion Of the steamship agents to
give up his stateroom because II will be
needed for the use Of Mr.. Roosevelt and
his party.
Mr.. Eilair completed his arrangements
some time ago Tor trip abroad and
by coincidence happened to hit upon
the vessel upon which the Roosevelt
party will sail.
II was found that the quarters as.
signed to Mr. Ellair adjoiued MFR. Roose-
yeit's. kilograms were sent to the conn
pany's agents here, as wen as to Mr..
Ellair, asking that he accept reserrz-
ton on another Of the eompany's boats
This the Detroit man declined to do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
CereSOta
Flour
JACOB GOLDMAN ALIVE.
Arrives in Broekton, Wife in New York
Looking for His Body.

Brockton. Mass, March s.--Jaeob Gold
man arrived in this city last night, alive
and wen. lie is neither a suicide in Los
Angeles, Cal, as was reported, nor is his
dead body in Brooklyn, n. u, as was
stated in a telegram received Saturday
BY his wife and in response to which she
left that night for New York.
The arrival Of Mr.. Goldman at his
homo, IS Bay street, was a great sur
prise to his friends and neighbors. Cold
man was formerly in the restaurant bust
ness here and owns real estate. he went
TO California four mOrshs ago, leaving
his wife and children here. Some weeks
ago bis wife began 10 get letters begging
her to send money TO pay his passage
home These eliminated in the appear.
ance Of a letter in a New York paper,
alleged to have been written by Goldman,
declaring bis intention 10 commit sui
eide, and that he would be cold in death
when the letter was read. The distracted
wife wired the police Of OILS Angeles, re-
ceiying word that no suicide of that
name was known there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
Mr.. ROOSEVELT LAUGHS.
Will Let Prof. Oakley Fight Out the
Controversy.

Oyster Bay, March 9.---Ex President
Roosevelt was greatly amused at the
reported prediction OF Prof Starr Of the
University Of Chicago, who declared if
the former president carries out his pro-
posed itinerary in Africa he win not
come out alive. He laughed when. he
read the statement, and then again as
he read that of Prof 0keley of the Coll
umbian Museum, declaring Mr.. Roose-
Welt will be safe in Africa as he would
be in the United tSates.
With laugh Mr.. Roosevelt declared
he would leave the controversy to be
fought out between them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
AERoNAUTS IN RIVER.
Leblanc and Dupont Have Marrow Escape
in Crossing Scheldt

Antwerp, March a.-Henri Leblanc and
Louis Dupont, French aeronauts. had q
narrow escape from drowning yesterday
while crossing the river Scheldt in a
balloon. They mistook sandbar in the
middle Of the river for the shore and
started to come down. They missed the
bar and struck the water The two men
We're forced to climb into the rigging,
but even 50 they were time and again
immersed Finally the balloon was driv.
en- ashore and the two men, half drowned
and exhausted, were rescued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
IErrRIFs MAKES A sPEEcH.
The Same Consisting Of -Four Words
@Never Smoke a cigarette."

NfFtt ohohe q NsAetNfNf
New York, March p.--"Never smoke
cigarette"
This was the speech made 10 the little
boys Of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian
Home, at i50th street and Broadway, and
the speech was not made by PROBES
aional moralist. The orator was Jim"
JciIries, professional pugilist and retired
heavyweight champion OF the world. He
had found out many years ago that a
boy who smoked cigarette could not be
healthy.
The children Of the home had read
about Jeifriess visit to New York and
they were anxious 20 see him. They
sent timid request 10 Mrs. Jim. She
telephoned to her husband, who was
about 10 sit down at dinner 10 be
given by some OF his friends. He got
up and went~to the home, where the lit
tie orphans gathered about him and de-
manded speech. But he is no speech
maker, and there were only four words
IN his grafton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
oUENcH BLAZING DOG.
Firemen Also Save House Fired by an
Exploding Lamp.

Springfield, Mass, March s.-Leaving a
trail OF fire wherever il went, dog
owned BY Alessandro Ianzetta Of 202
Water street caused eommotion yes
terday forenoon. Mrs. Lanzetta let
burning lamp fall ON the dog and the
kerosene ignited. Badly frightened, the
dog ran under the bed, where the baby
was sleeping. The mother who was
badly burned from the exploding lamp,
saved the child, The dog then ran into
the street and caused small panic
among people ON their way to church
The fire department was called and
extingmshed the fire in the house. and
also turned the hose Oh the dog. The
animal, although suffering badly, viii
live
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
RIorING BY STRIKERS.
Hatters at wOOdbine Injure Several with
Bricks and Stones.

Woodbine, n. j., March 9.--Bccause a
dozen men employed IN the has factory
here refused to Join the ranks Of the
strikers. 400 OF the latter created riot,
during which several persons were in
jured.
In an effort TO brighten the men away
from the plant, someone in the building
fired a revolver in the direction OF the
mob, but this only served to spur them
on with greater yigor. Benjamin Willert
was struck on the head with brick and
knocked unconscious. Many others were
also struck by bricks and stones.
Woodbine is famed as the colony town
of Baron de Hirsch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
NOT CUTTING WAGES NOW.
Schwab Speaks for the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation.

New York, March 9--Charles M.
Schwab, president Of the Bethlehem steel
corporation, said yesterday that although
it was his belief that steel prices would
work lower before thorough adjust
ment on conditions was reached, the
Bethlehem steel corporation did not pro-
pose to cut wages of its workmen.
Eventually conditions would show an
Improvement, he believed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
LefingwelI Organizing Party to Go to
Northern Coast of Alaska.

Pasadena, Cal. March 9.--Ernest LEI.
fingwell, Arctic explorer, government n.y.
drogapher and scientist, OF the univer-
sity OF Chicago. has arrived here from
the East to organize another expedition
TO the northern coast OF Alaska, which
is to be financed by the university of
Chicago and John y. Rockefeller. LEFT
dngwell win enlist his men and gather
his supplies here and in Seattle for
long journey to begin with navigation in
the spring,