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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
Opens Gates Of Big Irrigation
System
INTO GUNNISON TUNNEL
The Largest Work Of It's Kind IN the
Country Was Completed When
President Taft Pressed But
ton Yesterday.

Montrose, Colo, Sept Pity press
ing a silver plate her yesterday after
noon, President Taft opened the flood
gates Of the Guunison tunnel, through
which ii is expected that sl5,OOo,OoO
worth Of wealth win low into the I'm
compahgre valley Of Colorado.
In reality only the waters Of the Gun.
nisou river pass through the tunnel gates
but water out Of these alkali table lands
Is money Practically the entire flow
Of the Gtlnnison river eventually win be
carried In the tunnel for SIX miles
through a granite mountain where 10
feais its head two lalndred feet above
the tunnels door. 1t was one OF the
first and one Of the largest irrigation
projects undertaken BY the federal gov.
eminent, and the inhabitants OF this
valley were wild with JOY when they
saw the dream Of years realized
President Taft. before he reached here,
had spoken at Glenwood Springs, Grand
Junction. and one or two smaller Colo.
RADIO cities Last night he attended a
banquet
Tiie completion Of the Gunnison pro.
iect means the reclamation OF nearly
10000 fertile acres, making their culti-
walton certain and successful Homes
for at least $4,000 people will be created.
The Unoompahgre valley, IN the heart
Of the main ridge OF the Rockies. where
now thousands Of acres Of mesa lie
bare and brown. will within a few years
be covered with orchards and truck
farms The great tunnel which Is the
main feature of the project, win not
only assist in the work Of irrigation,
but will be used also to generate electric
power sufficient to light every town and
every farmhouse in the valley and to
provide power for all kinds OF CONNER
cial and industrial purposes Already
there are three fourishng towns, Mont
rose. Delta and 0lathe, located ii the
valley.
The main tunnel is six miles long and
extends through a mountain Of almost
solid rock Through this great tube the
waters from the Gunnson river, which
flows through a granite bound canyon,
the walls Of which are $500 feet high
in many places. are carried into the
valley. The tunnel is the largest under
ground waterway in the world It's ca
pacity is 1900 cubic feet Of water
second. II IS cement lined throughout
and It cost more than S2 100000 With
the main and distributing canals. the
total cost Of the project amounted 70
over s5,00o000. The main canal is 90
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
eRIswoLp Lave sas.00O. 600.
Aag HsIr conte.tIaE wn oeIs 0nIy

Any Heir contesting Win Gets Only
$40.
Newport, R. 4. Sept 2a,--A clause
providing ihat anyone copte.ting Dis
win should b cut or with $40 and hi
portion, divided among the other bepe-
fciaries Il 4 potable featme Of the WILL
Of John n A. Graswold, who died q
his home here last week. leaving an -
tate estimated at about $4,000 600.
The VIII was iled ior probate yester
day. Mr. Criswold's daughters Mrs.
John NJ Forbes Of New York and Mrs,
H r. o. Cross, wife Of Major Gross Of
the British army, are given Sl25,0Q0
each Edward Henshaw, Mr. Griswold's
business representative for many years,
receives $4,000. a trust fund III $780,.
600 is set aside for Mrs Richard G. Der
by and her descendants Miss Anna
Mcconnell a niece, IS given $4,000.
The residue Is to be conveyed to THE
New York Lie Insurance Trust Co.,
az trustees. George s. Frelnahnysen
and Frederick Frelinehuysen, nephews
OF air Griswold, are appointed exeen.
tors
Mrs. Derby Is close friend Of the
Griswold family. The New York Life
Insurance q Trrt company Is to III
vide the residue Of the estate into two
equal parts, The income Of each to be
given to Mrs. Griswoii's two daughters
respectively Mr.. Griswold was for
many years a prominent railway mag
nate. and sinoe his retirement has
made his home ii Newport.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
MONEY BACK
The Red Cross Pharmacy Sells a Rene
DIV fol catarrh % that Liberal Basis.

dy for catarrh On that Liberal Basis.
Breathe Hvomei over the eermridden
membrane, and it win Kill the genus,
and cure catarrh
There Is no other way you must get
where the germs are before you can de-
stroy them,
And when eatarrh germs have disap-
peared, other things will happen; there
win BE no more hawking, not even ia
the morning; that offensive breath will
disappear; there will be no more abnox
ious mucous, or coughing, or sneezing,
or huskiness Of voice, or difficulty In
breathing. All these disagreeable acces-
sories Of the demon eatarrh win disap-
pear, and as they 60 the glow Of health
wall return, and all the strength and
energy that WIS formerly used in conn
batting the inroads Of catarrh, win bring
back your vitality and ambition, viii
make new, healthy, happy being Of
you in few weeks.
The Red Gross Pharmacy win sell yau
complete Hyomei oatft for sf00.
This includes a fine inhaler, bottle Of
Hyomei fpronomced 1Isgh-o-me), and
instructions for use. Sold BIZ lending
druggists everywhere Extra bottles
SO cents. And bear IA mind, money
back Il Hy0mei doesn't cure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
ALMOST READY
New York Practically Fully Prepared
for Great Celebration.


New York, Sept 2i-With column
OF wprships Of several nations more than
a mile long In the Hudson river and the
British and German squadrons arriving,
the street and buildings blossoming with
bunting and thousands Of visitors be-
ginning to arrive, New York is beginning
to awake 10 the fact that the opening
Of the great Hudson Fulton celebration
is near
Several surprises IN the nature oi ayi-
alton events which are not on the pro-
gram Of the Hudson.Fulton celebration
are promised BY che officials Of the cele-
bration. Glenn II Curtiss left for Ham
mondsport yesterday, where he viii BE-
accorded great homecoming by his Eel.
low townsmen lie VIII try out the new
machine which he is TO use In his flights
from Governors island, and will return
Monday morning. He hopes to begin
bis fight over the lower bay on Tues
day
Wilbur Wright expects to get up in
the air by Saturday for a preliminary
flight. He will not use starting power
IN making bis flights here Thr machine
viii be run on a monorail and by facing
the wind Mr. Wright says be does not
need the initial impetus Of starting
weight
.We never use the starting apparatus
when we make flights on the seaslore.
said Mr.. Wright The Holland society
yesterday received the following ac'
acknowledgement OF the greetings sent 10
Queen Milhclmina OF Holland at the
organizations dinner Wednesday night,
iletoo, The Netherlands
"Vanduser president Holland society,
New York.
THE queen desires me to convey her
maiestys sincere thanks 10 Holland 50.
ciety Of New York FOG the loyal MESSAGE
for her house and nation
fSignedl 'Naugeeu,
Private ecreiary 70 H. Fl, the queen"
The British squadron first came into
communication with the Fire island sta
ton yesterday The Fire island station
got a message from the captain ol the
bsttlcship Drake. the British flagship,
but was unable 10 learn the vessels loea
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
MURDER FOR s..
Negro Charged with Crime Just Escapes
Lynching.

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 24-Chased
by two mnbs and face 70 face with death
By lynehing more than once John Davis,
negro. was brought to The isil here
yesterday His crime. as charged By q
son Of tle dead couple, Is the murder
Of lee Moore and wife, an old negro
couple neaf Equality last Monday. The
motive being robbery and the sum IS.
ceiYed being s Shortly after the crime
3 mob near the scene 81 the murder AT
most came up with Davis, but he es-
capped t0 Coesa county
when caught st Goo1water Wednes
day, another mob formed He secured
time ~ implrafing Jim Self, a white
man, and while TINS was being discussed
he was slipped out The back door and
got across The line into Elmore county,
where deputies took him and rushed him
here SELF denies knowledge Of the
crime Davis says be did not kiIl the
old people but TIE son who Just escaped,
says he did as he saw him and knew
him well
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
WANTED 50 MEN AND WOMEN

d. II Davis the enterprising druggist
is advertising today for fifty men and
women to take advantage Of the spec
sal half price offer he Is making on DR.
Towards celebrated specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia, aud
gel a fifty cent package at half price,
20 cents
So positive d lie Of the remarkable
power Of this specific 70 cure these dis
eases. as well as sick headaches and
liver troubles, that he agrees to refund
the money TO any customer whom this
medicine does not quickly relieve and
cure.
With Or. Towards specific at hand,
you can cat wlat You want and have no
fear 81 III Consequence II strengthens
the stomach, gives perfect digestion,
regulates ihe bowels, creates am appe
tite. and makes life worth the living.
This Is an uMnsual opportunity 70 OBJ
tain so doses Of the best medicine ever
made for half its regular price, with the
personal guarantee Of well known bus
mess man to refund tbe money if it
does not give satisfaction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
NO ATTACKS UPON JEWS.
Berlin Says That Reports from Russia
Are Untrue.

Berlin. sept "a There have been no
attacks upon jews at Kiey OF anywhere
else in Russia, 20 tar as the Jewish
Emigration society Of the German Jew
ish Relief association know The first
organization concerns it4h with the
emigration Of Jews from kula and
since tie publication Of The reported fa
tel rioting al Kiey. both organizations
have communicated with their agents I'M
Kiey and other important places in Rus
sia
Doctor Kahn. who represents the 50.
ceties in the absence 81 the chief diFec
tor. Dr. p Nathan, said Tint this sen
ational report bad rs entire foundation
IN the apprehension among The Jews Of
one Of the suburbs Of Kiev that they
might be attacked IN consequence of a
quarrel between themselves and some
rough local characters
Doctor Kahn said that IN this instance
he was happy 70 declare that not q jew
lad been hurt Of a penuyworth 81 prop
erfy destroyed IT. disavowed complete
Isl the ugeestion that the reports On This
matter telceaphed % Tire United States
had originated with the Jewish societies
Oh Berlin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
OMAHA ACTS TO END STRIKE.
The Mayors 81 Three Cities to Hold
Conference.

AUAAEA kAkMNs
Omaha, Neb., sept "a After q nighf
Of Wild fumors and some display Of law
lessnass n which d number 81 cars were
wrecked several men injured and a
large number 81 arrests made tie street
ear strike situation shows MO material
change Cars are running on practically
al lines, bHi not in The usual uumbers
Ii is understood conference is % BE-
held between the three mayors. Dahl
man Of GAMMA, kOntsky OF South Oma
ba. and M0loneY Of Council Bluffs, -
settle the strike The omaha city coun
Gil Il to meet again to consider thc mat
ter It Is stated that none IF the ear
men who were injured IN Wednesday
nights riots is in a critical condition
although several are unabla To report
for duty
Eight strike breakers were injured and
John petrieek, bystander was Shot
through the hip as the ersult of Wednes-
day night riots Eight cars were part
" demolished During the trouble two
ears in the northwest part Of tbe city
were attacked hy a mob and The crews
forced to abandon them The ears were
smashed BY crowd of several hundred
persons Il had heen planned to run the
ears until nine o'clock Wednesday night,
but the riotiug which started carly IN
the evening caused the street railway
officials TO stop the service at once
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24

Prince Hermann OF -Weimar-
Eisenaeh. the heir presumpfive to tue
grand duchy of Weimar. has re-
nounced the succession Of himself or
bis heirs If any. to the throne Of the
grand duchy or its properly. The
princes extravaganza already has
transferred him from the culrassieFs
Of the guard IN Berlin to nhlan regi-
ment and later to compulsory retire
ment from the army after which be
was placed under a guardianship The
prince has been given the title or
Count 0srheim. but he is totally bang.
rupt and remains under the control Of
his guardians
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
a Joka q MARI Twaln,s.

Probably few people are aware that
the theatrical godfather Of that famous
actor Mr. William Gillette was Marc
Twain, who was a fellow townsman
ana q friend Of his father Marx
Twain III referring to the matter said
thar wheU he USED his influence TO get
yonng Gillette on the stage be thought
he was playing a great Joke on the
management. for he did not think Gil
lette had the slightest aptitude for act
Ing But Il turned ont TO be 20 joke
after ALI 4 don't know" said Mark
Twain which Ike better having
5lliefte make a tremendous success or
SEEING one Of my jokes 20 wrong"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
A NEW RECORD.
Dartmouth Has Largest Entering Class
IN Her History.

Hanover. sept "a Dartmouth col
lege opened its list wear today with
lan entering class numbering nearly $50
students. The largest in the history Of
tie college.
The resignation of former President
William , Tucker having taken effect
And She inauguration Of president-eleet
Ernest A. Nichols not occurring until
another month the opening of the col
lege found the Institution without
president II office, although the duties
of president were we'll cared for by Pro
lessor john ~ Lord acting president,
who served ID that capacity during the
hast wear al President fuckers admins.
tmtion
IL Is estimated that the entire enroll
mont win number about 800 As
fiirre are several new domitories there
viii 81 ample room for all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
4 GLMMER FROM
BEHIND THE CURTAIN
sy SUSAN p. LowRlE.

Copyright. 1905 py American Press Asso-
elauou.i
There are many things that are con
sldered superslltious which may be
,utcropplngs Of uature's laws we
lclentists can trace animal life back
10 the very cicatricnIa OF the egg,
which is an embryo living being. but
We cannot tell why two people win fire.
suently think 81 the same thing at
The same moment Ia other words
we have never made a beginning III
lhe science Of mental telepathy, Ell
Their between living people Or between
the living and tlie dead This IL pre-
limlnary to au experience given me
by one Of my most gifted pupils short
Is after Site had taken a husband.
Professor SHE said. "you remen-
Der that once conlided 10 you that
there was mystery ia our family
that when was Child nly nurse was
dismissed for the mere mention d it
to me. though She had given me no
idea Of bat Il was Well the even
lng before my marriage while expl0r-
luz gaTet fer some NEEDED article
came upon a trunk. which opened
aud found 70 contain suudry knlck-
kuacks. nll evidently very old one
was daguerreutype Of girl. anogh-
er q pasyehoard bus Tied with faded
ribbon. opened the box and found a
suail piece az wedding cake. dried 10
a crisp Girls. you know. sleep with
wedding cake under their pillows to
influence their dreams took the
piece | found away with me ana that
night slept with it under my pillow.
"ldreamed this dreams
II was walking III Que Of those old
fashioned gardens stiIl common ID old
New England, and more so Ia the
southern states ineloSed by 4 high
wall Through a vista OF trees and
towers ceuld see the rear of d house.
Through door onening on to porch
came d young nmn aud girl. The
man wore frock coat with brass but
tong. profusiou Of nacs wear and
trousers strapped beneath lis shoes.
He carried cane The glrI's dress
was covered with flowers. aud her
mir parted Ia the center Of her head.
was ptaslerad down over her temples.
The two came toward me over walk
bordered with lockwood. and as they
drew near ! recognized the girl Whose
daguerreotype / had seen III the trunk
IN The garret, The mans face Looked
familiar. bat could not place 1t.
They We're talking exeitedly. but
whit they said did not hear. Indeed.
/ didn't hear their voices: only knew
they were discussing some subject of
vital importance 10 them suddenly
a wooden door In the garden wall open.
ed. and another man entered. he. TOO.
was young aud dressed III the same
fashion as the man walking with the
girl On his entrance she gave Il cry.
and The TWO young men stood and gIar.
ea at each other There was some con-
fusion IN my dream from this point
for awhile, and the next feature / re-
member distinctly WIS seeing the man
VINO had come ont Of the house with
the Girl pun his walking stick II two
pieces. separating It Just below the
handle The upper part was tong
thin piece Of steel With il he rushed
upon the man who had entered last
and stabbed him The steel with.
drawn. saw ihe red blood gush forth
The girl fell over gu bed Of flowers
ia a faint
4 awoke in one Of those horrible
conditions produced BY bad dreams
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
American Leagse Standing
Yesterdays National League Scores.

AT Chicago, Brooklyn 3, Chicago /
batteries Scanlon and Bergen; sehenk
Rculbaeh and Morgan; second eame)
Chicago 4, Brooklyn I batteries, lsaeer-
man and Morgan; Hunter and Mar
shall.
At ST. Louis New York 5. ST. Loui.
Q, batteries Wiltse and Meyers; Raleigh
Barney and Phelps second gamcl New
York y. ST. Louis 4, batteries. Klawit-
ter and Wilson Sullivan, Meter, Hie.
gins and Bliss
AT Cincinnati, Philadelphia ". Gin.
einnati ?, batteries Mcmillan, Gordon
and Doom Ewing Carmichael, Roth aud
Pauxtis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
Yssterday,s AmeElcan League Sole.

At New York, New York 4 Chicago
2, batteries. lake and Sweeney; Walsh
and Sulliyaui Second camel Now York
q. Chicago batteries, Quinn and Swee.
ney; White. Olmstead and Payne.
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia g. ST.
Louis 2, batteries. Plank Krause and
Livingstone; Kuse and Kilifer
Az Boston, Cleveland 7 Boston :, bat
teries, Ables ard Clarkei Hall, Mat
thews and Madden
At Washington, Detroit s, Washing
ton J batteries, Donovan aud schmidt;
Groome, Gray Reisling, Hardy and
Street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
SIX PERSONS MURDERED.
Terrible Tragedy in Hurley, Va.-Bodiss
Burned With House.

Bluefeld, W Va, Sept. "a. An en-
tire family Of III persons were murder
ed and the bodies of all but one Of the
victims were burned with their home
at Hurley, Buchanan county, Va, early
Wednesday. The motive was evidently
robbery. for the owner Of the house,
an aged woman known as @Aumty Bet
tye Justis. was generally supposed 10
keep a large sum Of money about the
place Mrs. lustis, her son-in-law,
George Meadows, his wife and their
three children were the victims Blood
hounds were rushed to the scene and
in a short time they took up the trail
Of the supposed muaierers in a corn,
field which adjoined the Iustis home.
There the footprints 81 three men were
found impressed in the soft soil A
posse Of citizens, heavily armed, are
following the bloodhounds, bent on
lynhipg The murderers If ihey are cap
tared
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
CRATER CONVICTED.
Inspector McCann 81 Chicago Found
Guilty.

Chicago, Sept af-Poliee Inspector
Edward AIctann was found guilty Of
extariHg brihes from fallen women
and degraded men of the Desplanes
street red light district ~ a Jury In
Judge Albert c. Barnes branch Of the
eriminal court yesterday, This marks
the end 81 tie hard -forqht triad which
States Attorney Nayman has promis
ed shail be only she stepping stone to
further prosecutions IN his search for
the "nan higher up The penalty il 4
penitentiary term Of one To FIVE years.
The evidence was clear, complete
and nncontadictedp said vi Nnyman.
II marks the beginning Of the end #
police bribery and police graft in Chi
cago and get Us mulch nearer to that
much talked Of man higher up"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
TWO MILLION CIGARS COMING.

Another Big Shipmen from the Philip
pines.
Manila, Sept "a The Pacific Mail
liner Siberia left yesterday for san Fran.
cisco with 100000 cigars as the chief
item Of her cargo, This tremendous hip
ment haas completely cleaned the local
market Of cigars and the factories are
already advancing prices,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
ROOSEVELT IN REposE.
His Bust in Senate to Be so Model.
ed.

AAa Dust III pNA@tN " ~ ~ AAVuVAl%
ed.
Washington, Sept 24-The question
which has been for some time pending
wltether the marble bust 81 Roosevelt
to stand Ia one of the inches about tie
Senate gallery shall look strenuous, or
calm and thoughtful, IS likely 70 be set.
tied in favor Of Roosevelt in repose.
This Is what the former president hin-
self favors. james Earl Frazier, the
New York SCULPTOR some time ago sub
mftfed to Superintendent Woods and
the library committee two casts, one
Of Roosevelt ia a2hting trim and the
other in pensive msSod IL Is given out
tiiat tho decision VIII probably favor the
more pacific piece Of marble rather than
the other oue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
GREENWICH GETS $4,000.

Town Finds That II Is Benefited BY the
Bruce VIII.
Greenwich, Conn Sept "a gift 81
S900.000, park and al ant museum to
the town of Greenwich, which has slept
for wears in an unrecorded deed, was
made public Wednesday. The deed was
drawn IN the lifetime of the late R. Nj.
Bruce. and It's discovery yesterday in
prise to residents and town officials
alike
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
ADMIRAL CLARK IS UP AGAIN.
He Takes Part in Reunion Of Civil War
Regiment at Fremont. Ohio.

Fremont. Ohio, sept. 2f. Rear Ad-
miral Charles r. Clark. e 81 N, whc
was taken suddenly III here Wednesday
with bowel trouble, was much improved
today Admiral Cnrk, who Il The guest
Of Col. Webb G Hayes, T. s. A., AID
who came here to participate in The an
nual reunion Of The Twenty third regi-
ment, o. N. l., the regiment Of Hayes
and Mckinley will take part IN the
program as arranged The admiral viii
de1ieating the gateway to the old
French and Indian trail Of 1885 and The
Harrison military truil in the war Of
1879, at spiegels.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
LABOR MEN REFUSE.
viii Not March Behind Militia az Evans
xrille

VIII Not Mach heAlnd Wllltla at Evans
vile.
Evansville Ind, Sept "a Companies
Of state militia Of this city and Mount
Vernon, a neighboring county seat, win
not be feature 81 the German day fes.
tiyities here next week, because of pro
test Of labor unions.
The latter wrote to the committee I'M
charge Of arrangements, saying that the
militia was organized to eight union la-
Dor and union worSmen should not Be
asked to march behind soldiers" There.
fore the militia will De left of the pro-
gram.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-24
FAIR!

The Independent Order Of
Odd Ladies announce their
Fair to be held in Wood
mems Hall
Sept 29, 30, OCt, l. 2, 'O9
and solicit the patronage Of
the public. Useful articles
will be on sale and a good
program and dancing viii be
Fhe order of amusement.