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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
TIME LEAKS IN THE GRANGE.
Some Suggestions That May Be Useful
to Grange Officers.

The importance of utilizing time and
the extravaganza of allowing it to go
TO waste are well stated by Jennie
Buell. of Michigan, in which the fol-
lowing reasons for time running to
waste are stated:
When the grange is not called to or
der on time because some officer or
leading person is not present
When the stewards distribute badges,
song books, etc, after the gavel has
fallen instead of before.
While the chorister selects songs
after they are called for.
While the secretary shuffies his pa
pers over or stops to write a receipt
after the order of reading the minutes
Is raanhad
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
Brownsville Case Up Again

Washington, May 5.-To determine
which of the negro soldiers who were
discharged as the result of the shoot
ing up of Brownsville, Tex. are
qualified for enlistment, the court
of inquiry appointed by authority OF
congress began its sessions here
Tuesday
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
HEIR TO DUTCH THRONE
Princess Advent Extravagantiy ceIe-
brated In she Netherlands

The Hague. May w ilhclmina,
queen of tie Netherlands, gave birth
to a daughter Friday and Holland is
celebrating the happy event from one
end of the country to the other. with
expressions OF JOY and qualification,
such as seldom before have been W.T.
messed on the part OF this placid peo-
Dle
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
Grain Broker a Suicide

Boston, May 5 Edward T.. Vinal.
a grain broker and for many years a
member of the chamber of commerce,
committed suicide at his home by
shooting with revolver. Melancholia
is ascribed as the cause of the act.
Vinal was AZ years old.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
RAILROADS WIN
PRINCIp Al POINT
Allowed to Hold Stock G; Sub.
SidiaTy Goal Companies
DECISION OF SUPREME COURT


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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
Receiver For EVELYN Thaw

New York. May 2 .-Justice McAyoy
signed an order appointing George B g..
Hayes receiver for Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw. in the supplementary proceed
ings brought by Elise Hartwig, a mil
liner. to enforce judgment of 1888 rs
obtained against Mrs. Thaw
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
An Indiana Phenomenon

Silver Lake, Ind. May 5.-A hith-
erto unknown subterranean lake broke
out near here and submerged the
highway to a depth OF twenty feet and
for distance of more than 100 yards.
The lake is full of eyeless fish.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
Lire Imprisonment For HaroIs

Irvine, Ky. May 2.-Beach Har-
gis, who was convicted of the murder
of his father. Judge James Hargis.
was refused a new trial and Judge
Adams sentenced him to life impris-
onment.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
Panama's First President Dead

Panama, May 3.-Dr Manuel Anna
dor. first president of the Republic OF
Panama, died Sunday afternoon, af-
ter lingering illness. He was 70
years Old.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07
SOLDIERS SWAP
YOUNG GIRLS
Being Traded OH For Horses
and Repeating Rifles
DETAILS OF AWFUL BUTCHERY

Not Spared-Thirty Thousand Dead
In Adana Province, Where Soldiers
Are Lootino, Shooting and Burning
Thousands of Homeless Refugees
Tarsus. via Constantinople May ! e..
Hundreds of young Armenian girls
are being traded tor horses and re-
peating rifles by Young Turks in and
around Tarsus.
These girls ,were seized and car
ried off to he harems after the massa-
ores in witch their male relatives were
butchered.
Authentic details of the atrocities
committed during the recent disorder
show that the entire ten days were de-
voted to an insensate orgy of lust and
violence in the name of race and re-
ligion.
Entire families were burned to death
in their husles. In the massacres OF
fourteen years ago there was exhibit
ed no such fiendish desire to kill or
maltreat women and girls as in the
recent outlawry.
The slaughter was unsparng Greeks
and Syrians being struck down with
Armenians.
The worst particulars of these mar
ratives cannot be told, but they show
without doubt that at least 10, 600
persons lost their lives in this pro-
vince, and some estimates place the
total at 25 900.
At one place party Of 100 Ar
menians surrendered to the soldiers.
The prisoners were taken to an open
field, where the women were ordered
to stand apart from the men.
Every one of the men was then
shot. In many cases they were killed
with their women clinging to them
trying to save them. Many women
were wounded because of their per-
sistence.
There have been numerous in
stances of the numbering of women
and children with deliberation, and
there are other instances where women
were brought out one by one and shot
down, bystanders clapping their
hands at each fresh execution.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-05-07

Commodities Clause Affecting Apthra
cite Coal Carriers Declared Constitu
tional, but Contentious of Govern
ment as to Its Scope Are Not Con
ceded-Ceneral Surprise at Over
turn of Ruling of Circuit Court
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
s,,uohter d. Birds.

Nv killing insect.eating birds Amer
,cans are robbing posterity and per
hitting an annual crop loss OF $SVo''
ooo. 900 according to William Catcher.
president Of the National Association
Iof Audubon Societies. II We permit
the heritage Of wild birds that still e1'
ist to be further wasted and destroyed.
we are robbing our children. declared
Mr.. butcher. The people. as trustees
are IN honor bound to preserve these
wild birds for those that follow us. we
do not wish our children TO feel about
is as we do about our fathers, VINO
nermi,ted the wanton and useless ex'
|tinction Of the bison and the wild pig.
con. In the matter Of bird legislation
there is no resting place; the only
price Of satisfactory bird protection y
eternal watching OF legislatures. for u
an unguarded moment an amendment
may be passed that will undo the worl
!, of years. IS
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
LATEST NEWS
IN LOUISIANA
To ORGANIZE Many Locals.

Crowley. La.-Interest in the or
eapization of the Louisiana hic
Growers Association is increasing III
his section. The association was or
ganized in Welsh in December al'ei
the plan Of the Texas Rice Farmers
Association. Local branches ha'e
been organized at Jennings and Cro".
lev and last week a local branch was
organized at Egan with thirty-louF
members. .r :.
Il is planned to organize locals IN
every community in the Louisiana
rice belt, under the state orsahiAa'
ton, of which w. B. Gabbert OF "eisn
ia the head. One of the nam w
iects Of the organization is to coilee'
re,iable statistics of acreage and crol
Yields President Cromwell OF .n'
Egan local branch, proposes the lol
lowing plan, which has many aave
Gates here: To secure acreage Std
.t;st;cs from the farmers themselves
~ no given to the local officers all
NV them to be turned in to the stal
secretary, and to secure a llsl VI w
rice threshers of the state n secu,
from them daily reports during u
season of the rice threshed. Mr. ofol
we'll believes that this plan to secu1
the actual rice yield is feasible al
that it will secure the exact yieio'
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
STOP coDDuNG CHILDREN
DR.. Isaac Abt Says We Are Forming
Raca of Neurasthenics.

Chicago.-"Stop coddling your chill
dren. cease children's dancing parties
and evening; entertainments, or develop
a race of neurasthenics," is the ADVICE
Of DR.. Isaac Abt to mothers.
The children's dancing party, IN tne
words of Dr.. Abt, is a menace 70 'he
nation. g
ut is making out of the young OF
America a race Of neurasthen'cs," he
said. 49,
continued. "aree expected to participate
in social life and family gatherings I.
perform, to recite, to sing and TO De al
mired for their precocity. And TINS i
fatal to their nerves."
Another menace to the nerves OF u.
Young of America is seen by Dr. ADJ +,
:, the exaggerated attentions OF the mo''
ers of this country to their children.
@rhey pay too much heed to the en-,
aren,s little ills and turn their attentlo
I on them until they become introspect,v
= inoculating themselves with Ills 'hs
never need have"
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
strength Reduced.

M~arksyille, La.-Sheriff 0, Coo a
forwarded his monthly statement 70
the auditor at Baton Rouge, amount
ing TO the sum Of $4,000. Inc en-.
tire amount Of taxes collected during
december was ssS,237, which includes
All state, parish, poll, vehicle anu
special school taxes. There was q
decrease Of lob poll taxes for 1870
rs compared with the payment Of Inc :,
;preyious year. The amount OF pol
taxes for the year 1908. paid up 10
december 81 last, was 2,So4, wnie
there we're 2,S17 paid for the core
sponding months in 1907. This means
j. material reduction in the voslnt
strength Of A~soyelles parish for tnt
next two years. With q new regis
tration and this small number OF POI
taxes, the qualified voters for lso'
and 1910 will hardly exceed 2'ooo.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
TURNING TRADE TIDE.
dempsey Departing on M'ss'o" q
Moment to Mertpotis.

~ = ~. ~ a.a -v~,
For the purpose Of boosting New
orleans as a trade center for 'po'n
me importation and expectation OF
goods. NJ. j. Dempsey, assistant gen,
eral trafic manager Of the iuni.eu
Fruit Company, left aboard inc
steamship Heredia for a three weeks
trim IN the tropics.
He will stop at Port Barrlos, any
attend to business matters IN Guaoe-
rnaia. From there he will 90 to ror.
Idmon, Costa Rica and thence 70
Colon. -
e 4 large amount Of stuff y now r..
ceiyed and sent out from the raclh,
side Of Guatemala and other Central
American republics, and It Is LOT th'
rpo Of diverting this traf1c lnt'
its natural channels through New vi
leans that Mr.. Dempsey is about :
DEPART on his extensive trip.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
Too Much Newspaper Talk may
Exclude Man From Cabinet.

Washington.-The decision OF f,eSr
dent.elect Taft to refrain from making
public the names of the persons ne mas
selected to be members Of his cabinet,
with the exception Of Senator hnoS anu
Frank H. Hitchcock, has had the elee1
of greatly melting gossip.
The only possibility OF accurate NJ
formation transporting regarding tne
seven vacant cabinet positions lies III
the proneness of the friends, Of some "
the selected persons to discuss the maj
ter. Yet Senator Knox, who has oeen
aiding the presidentrelect in THIS work
of cabinet building, on his return iron
augusta Monday rather grimly mn'e ,
that any candidate who either pefson@i
" or through his friends betrayed TN
confidence of the p%resident-elect mlsh
find that, after all, he was not on IN
list when the final cabinet Is
and that statement may have some e
feet in restraining cabinet talk ~ ~
. nile VINO are really advised.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
MEAT PRICES GOING up.
Advance Has Been at an Alarming
Rate.

Chicaoo.-Retail prices OF meats n
many Of the groceries considered neces'
sites have advanced at an alarming
rate since December 1. Within another
month it is predicted that the prices OF
all meats will increase until they are
higher than ever before in the history
of the city.
In the last five weeks lamb chops nave
advanced S cents a, pound, veal cutlets
3 cents, chickens Z cents, turkeys ard
ducks 4 cents, apples 10 cents a peek
and potatoes 5 cents a bushel. othel
kitchen commodities have also az
vanced.
The milk dealers have been trying 7
raise the price of milk to the cons"n
ers. but it is still selling for Z cents
quart for bottled milk. Cream sells a
10 cents for half pints, against 8 GEM
in November.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
NIGHT RIDERS TO HANG
DATE FOR EXECUTION SET BY
JUDGE JONES AS FEB. 10.
s;x Sentenced to Hang and Two
Given Twenty Years in -le
State Penitentiary

Union City, Tenn.-Judge Joseph +.
Jones Saturday pronounced sentence OF
death upon Garrett Johnson, f'ed rlh.
ion, Arthur Cloar, Sam Applewblte, lld
burton and Roy Ransom, the six night
riders who were found guilty in the hrst
degree of the murder of Capt Quentin
Rankin at Walnutlog, October 10, anu
set the date upon which these men Will
hang for February 10, just four moh.hs
to the ~daysafter the dastardly MURDER
Bob Huffman and Bud Norris VINO
we're found guilty Of murder in the sec
ond degree, Judge Jones sentenced 10 'lle
penitentiary for a term OF twenty years
The eight defendants received ,ne'l
sentences with blanched faces. lhey
arose at the order of the Judge, ant
while he recited to them the Juaennen.
of the court, their faces worked coh'u'
sively from the spasms of mental pan
and anguish through which they wer
pa SsinU.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
DOCK BOARD.
VIII Advertise Bond Issue OF Weary
Three Millions.

New Orleans.-The Dock BOARD az
a meeting Friday, decided to Degan
TO advertise for the sale OF Sz''oo'oVo
bonds which the legislature ana the
constitutional amendment authorized
the board to issue in 10 pio.
vide funds for the construction o.
facilities on the river front. unoei
the act the issue of $3,5Oo,ooo y.
bonds is authorized, but SloO'ooo =,
/. the issue. will be used by the poafu
to retire its outstanding bonds.
Under the proposals drawn up anu anu
approyeds. by the board BIDS VIII
ia opened for s1.ooO,OOo of BONDS
to be issued July I, 1903; $l,oov,oo
ID be issued July |, 1916, ana @,vv'
i 900 to be issued July l., I'll. ~
bonds will bear S per cent mteres :
nayable semiannnally, and may =
retired by the board at any inns a
K ter July j, 1924, although they az
dfty-year bonds.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
10 DEAD IN zEIGLER NINE
Blaze Communicated to Black Damp
Then Explosion.

Benton. H.-Twenty-six miners were
entombed and nineteen of them are
known to have been killed by a mysteti'
Gus explosion shortly after midnight inns
morning in the famous mine Of the ze's'
Ter Coal Company at Zeigler, Ill,
Nineteen bodies, all but two OF them
identified, have been taken out OF the
mine, and two injured miners AVE oeel
reached. The other five in the mgh'
shift have not been found, although INT
mine is said to be in good condition
and shows scarcely . trace OF the dlsas
trous explosion.
On account of the poisonous gases ina
filled the mine, the relief parties tina
went down were in great peril. fr'
quently they were forced back by I'll I'll
noxious vapors that had engulfed u
men Of the night shift.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
Lured Simple Victim to cnurc1
and Death.

Port Huron, Mich.-The Rev. 9onA
Haviland Carmichael, for nearly thlfey
wears a prominent figure in the affairs
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church III
Michigan, a man looked up to ana re-
,pected in this section OF the STATE
where lie has lived and labored 1or SO
long. stands formally charged with a
revolving murder. A price has been put
on his head.
The Methodist minister of Aean' !
hamlet a few miles south OF this city, 4:
charged by the prosecuting attorney ane
the sheriff of st. Clair county with a
ing lured Gideon Browning, his mex
door neighbor, and a simple, trus.'n'
soul. to a lone church near Columbus
and numbering him after a despeiat
struggle and with dismembermg IN
BODY Of his victim and burning 1t m
stove in the church.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
NEW CONSUMPTION CURE.
pip,a Blood Found by Physician TO
Be Emcacious.

Chicago. nl.-Pig's blood, medically
prepared, is Of the highest value IN .ne
e,,re of incipient tuberculosis, according
T. an announcement made by Dr.. Darlei
E. Ricardo, lecturer on gynecology anu
surgery in the postgraduate mealcal
college.
az blood or COW blood also is good'
according to the physician, but he places
the highest value on pigs blood, De
canse the latter contains a much nehel
percentage Of hemaglobine, the red par'
Of the red blood corpuseles.
By experiments carried on lndepehu
ently. DR.. Ricardo said he had arrived
at the same conclusion as Dr.. +. !.
kosenberger Of Jefferson College, fhils
delphia, that tuberculosis first manlfes.
itself in the blood Of the patient, estat
fishing it as a fact chat tuberculaI Dac'
II. first are found in the blood oefor
they attack the tissues Of the lungs an
other parts of the body OF small fesls
ing power.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
No Increase in Salary.

# is now quite evident that 'ne
state superintendent OF education WI.
have to wait until the Legislature wv
wears hence makes an approprla'ion
before he can secure his increase 81
81 600 in salary. By that time 'ne
state will W the superintendent
nearly Sc, 900 in salary. The last ies'
islature failed to make an appfoprla.
ton for the increased payment ".
the salary OF the superintendent "
education, yet at the same time pro.
vided that If the proposed
to the constitution making the: salals
| $4,000 a year insead of $4,000 carliea
the increase was to become etfee'lve
from December !. The state supel'
in%tendent's first month OF service un
der his new salary rate is last UP
Int the state treasurer could our
Issue a warrant for the same sala'
as in the past, as there was no al
nropriation to meet the increase
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
How Prize Lambs Were Fed.

= r BRYANT Of the Pecos vailey'
New Mexico, exhibited a load fol lanip'
At the recent International stock snow
and took first prize on them, denlon-
strating to his countrymen 'ha'
knows how to grow good ones. Ing
lambs we're dropped early IN Marcn'
the mothers being Gull ewes past the
usefulness on the range. Tney nau
Leen put on alfalfa pastures1n the IAN
before. Through the summer 'ne
lambs were on pasture with the ewes
until they were weaned August 10
From that time on they were fed green
COW peas and other green leeds ana
alfalfa hay in the feed lot. IheS Wele
finished on corn, alfalfa. hay, oeet'
and other root crops, MI, Bryant save
the feeding his personal attention ans
the result shows that he knew MS Ous
mess. The lambs were eight lays q
the trip to Chicago and won first on
4 of sixteen entries. They averaged 4
= pounds.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
WOULD SHOOT PREACHER.
sao,el. to Sensational Case at webb
CITY. Missouri.

Webb City, Mo.-As the result o.. an
invitation extended over the telephone
nv DR.. G. T. Pool to Rev. .. :. oheP-
herd to meet him opposite the postoin'e
and come armed, so they might shoos
e OUT a warrant was issued for .Pools'
arrest and he was arrested and fined's'o
and costs on a plea Of guilty to carrying
concealed weapons. Pools action Is =
sequel to proceedings in, police court N
which POOLS wife charged Rev. shep-
herd. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, with assault.
The first trial ended in q nuns Jury
and it has never been again called up
Mrs. Pool alleged that while she was On
the street Shepherd deliberately knocked
her TO the pavement three times. onep
herd claims she was following Inn, Dc
gan raining blows at his tace' anu M's'
he tried to push her away, she tnre'
herself to the sidewalk.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
CHARGES AGAINST 7lLLMAN
President Makes Public Result Of
aacret Service Investigation.

Washington.-President Roosevelt f!f
day made public the details OF an III,
~yestigation by postof6ce inspectors anu
secret service agents of Senator lil,
mans connection with an alleged land
grab" in Oregon. AS he presents the
evidence to Senator Hale, IN response
to the latter's request to the heads Oh
yarious executive departments tor the
statement Of operations OF the sec'e'
service, the president undertakes 70
show:
.That Mr.. Tillman used his influence
as a senator in an effort to force 'ls
government to compel a railroad eorpo
ration TO relinquish its control OF ian'
grants from the United States IN orue
that he and his family and ms secfe
tarv. j. B. knight, might profit throus'
the purchase of some Of the land; ina "a
the senator used his government ''a.
ing privileges in numerous instances 70
, the conduct Of private business
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
e...r+,,ns Goyernor.

FRANKLIN, La.--Gov. J. ': Sanae.s
orr,vad here to spend a few days,
and while here will be the guest o.
Sheriff W, r. Peterman. Sheriff re-
.arman entertained Governor Sanders
and his deputies at a dinner al han.
aa,s at which Sheriff Peterman was
-nresented by his deputies with .
beautifully engraved gold badge.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
slated Tor superintendent.

81. ]. N. Thomas left Batons Rouge
Friday morning for Alexander, where
he roc to be present when the Doafo
Il, trustees Of the State Asylum LOT
the Insane meet at Pineville. II IS
generally understood that DR.. Thomp-
sor, Isl slated for the position OF SUI
p~erintendent OF the Pineyille institu-
tion. succeeding DR.. George A. y.
Hays, who will retire TO his farm
,plaouemines parish. Dr., Thomas IS
considered splendidly qualified for tine
5 nosition. He has been in the STATE
and the United States health service
for some years, and, In addition y
his wide experience IN health INA.
tiers, is q man Of considerable execu
tive ability.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
.,ndoe Saunders Resigns.

/ Nov Orleans.-Hon. Eugene y
saunders. Judge of the United states
so,,rt far the Eastern district OF
ou,siana. has sent in his resignation
r. the president. He states that ms
reason for leaving the bench Is ms
desire to re-engage in the prac'les
~ law ( He was appointed two years
apo. He was a former partner ..
Hon. E. A. White, now a me ca.
tha United States Supreme couxt.