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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
To Enjoy

the full confidence Of the Well-Iniormed
Of the World and the Commentator Of
the most eminent physicians il was essen
tial that the component parts Of Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Of senna should be
known to and approved by them; there
fore, the California Fig Syrup Go. pub
fishes a full statement with every package.
The perfect purity and uniformity Of pro-
duct, which they demand in laxative
remedy Of an ethical character, are assured
BY the company's original method Of man
ufaeture known to the Company only.
The figs Of California are used in the
production Of Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of
SIENNA to promote the pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principles are obtained from
plants known to act most benehcially,
To get It's beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured By the Cali
fonia Fig Syrup Co only, and for sale
BY all leading druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
STAGE SMASHED
Serious Accident in Center Harbor TO
day.

Meredith, n. Nj. Aug. Several
persons were injured, two seriously,
uh~ the horsese attached to a stage
COZ + became frightened and started
down ! steep hin IN Center Harbor yes.
terdav. the stage being overturned aud
al its occupants hurled to the ground
The stage was one used on a regular
line between Meredith and Sandwich.
operated By Everett Mayherry Of Sand
wich. and was being driven toward
Meredith by air. Mayberry's WIFE
Edward r Richards. a farmer living
on tie outskirts Of Lincoln, Neb., who
has been taking vacation At The
Weirs. with his daughter, Marie. had
bis collar bone broken and several ribs
fractured, besides sustaining internal IN.
iirias which are considered dangerous
woman believed To be Mrs. T. +.
Blancliard Of Dayrille, Ct, sustained 4
compound fracture of one wrist and tt
is feared internal injuries, and became
temporarily deranged from the shock,
40 one else was seriously hurt
Mr. Richards, who IS about ~ years
old and Mrs Blanchard were brought
to 3 hotel IN Meredith where thex were
attended hy Drs Newell G. Nutting.
Mary Nuttine and Il r Hawkins, Mrs
Blanchard W able ID say that she had
d son II Providence. r. (.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
THE ELmINA WON.
New York Yacht Club Race a Strenuous
Contest.

Portland, Mo, Aug 1a.The schooner
Elmina, owned b. Frederick Brewster
Of New Haven, Ct, won the New York
Yacht club race from Vineyard Haven
TO Cape Elizabeth lightship, q distance
Of 1852 miles. The Elmina has been
racing with the schooner Queen all sum
mer She was considerably in advance
cf the Queen arriving Of the lightship
about $3.50 a m. yesterday.
The Elmina did not remain in the
vicinity Of the ligbtship but came into
anchorage ID The roads inside Peaks
island. dropping anchor at i0.55 ID.
She was the only sailing yacht in sight
hat 2 o'clock but shortly afterward a
slo0p was seen 0H the whistling buoy
on the end Of Cape Elizabeth
The klniina left the Queen and Nigi
liant about midnight, 20 miles on Cape
Cod aud ran away from the whole feet
The majority of the others were not
expected t0 arrive until late in the
afternoon The Elmina found conditions
decidedly rough but as She Il 4 magni-
fcent windwarl boat she made SPLEEN.
did showing She was not damaged nor
were any of the other big craft which
had arrived at noon
They were 80 far ia advance 81 the
little fellows, which did not have The
advantage Of Size and thus were at the
mercy Of The gale, that they bad no
news Of the damage to the others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
To Room Horse Racinn.


August Belmonts announcement
that be win race almost exclusively In
America in future is regarded as ex-
cellent proof that the turf in this
country win not be obliterated. Mr..
belmont has paid an unusual amount
Of attention to racing here this season
visiting the tracks almost daily, anc
says he is convinced that the public
viii support the game with enough
libernlity to keep IT alive, even II 1t
may be several years before the old
popularity returns. Mr.. Belmonts de-
translation to have thirty nursery
bred yearlings turned over to Trainers
John Whalen and Thomas Welsh to
be prepared for next seasons cam
paien on the metropolitan tracks is the
result Of careful observation and, It
Is thought, VIII result In other big
turfmen following the example Of the
Jockey clubs chairman. Mr.. Belmont
will send three yearlings to England
more as a compliment to Trainer Wat
son than for any other reason. But
superb breeding establishments IN
Kentucky win be shown on the New
York race courses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
National League Standing
Base BaIl Notes.

Who says that Karger was not a
good bargain?
Brooklyn is making fine showing
on the western trip.
The Doves have won one game and
lost II 80 far in Their western trip.
Krause came back strong Ia the game
with Detroit He allowed FIVE singles.
The Tigers are falling rapidly and the
Athletics and Red sox are climbing
fast.
Overall has record Of 1871 strike.
outs in 20 games and Rueker has 1874 in
IA games.
Connie Mack worked his two left
handlers in his game with Detroit with
great success.
The Red sox have won eight out Of
the last nine games played. They are
coming some.
Cy Young's best record in pitching
was in 1892, when he stood 36 won,
10 lost, with percentage Of 7S0.
BY the way the Brooklyn twirlers are
working they would seem to have no
equal in either league collectively speak
ing.
The Highlanders continue to play
strongly in Mondays game Young
Arhop shut out the Maps with three
hits.
Johnnie king Is talked Of as the
catcher Of the Chicago American asso-
clan club # the plan Is carried out to
invade Chicago.
Jack Lnderous the hard hitting first
bsseman for the Freeport club in Louis
lana has been bought by the Chicago
Cabs for S1750.
O'Toole pitched d great game for
Brockton Tuesday in the II inning
game with Havefhll He allowed six
hits and struck ont IA men.
The Tigers lost three out OF four
in their series with New York, Boston
and Philadelphia Jennings Is going af-
ter the Senators with blood in his eye.
Judy Munson was given his FIRST
try out at pitcher with the Troy team
in the New York State league on Mon
day, when he relieved Cunningham
against the Syracuse team. Munson
held the opposing batters down to two
hits in Eve innings.
Lew Moren, pitcher with the Phila-
delphias, has been made new offer by
his father Instead Of getting S1O0
bin for every game he wins, the young
star win receive $500 for every game in
which be beats the Cubs. The elder
Moren lives IN Pittsburg and he Is SO
anxious to see the Pittsburg club win
the peRnant that his new offer is made
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
INJUNCTION SERVED
ON DIR. E. 5. WESTON
Town Treasurer Of New Haven Re-
strained From Paying Any Of The
Disputed Orders.

Middlebury, Aug. ~ An injunction
was served yesterday morning on DR.. Z.
Is. Weston, the treasurer 81 the town Of
New Haven, restraining him from cash.
ing any Of the orders which we're reis-
sued BY Alfred p. Roscoe the former
treasurer, who is now dead and since
whose death irregularities in the ac-
counts Of the town have been found
The restraining order was issued yester-
day BY Judge II NJ Butler, Of Rutland.
at the request Of the law firm Of Law
renee and Lawrence, Of Rutland, coun-
sci for the town agent, h q Hunt
Several days ago the voters OF the
town at town meeting gave Mr. Hunt
the authority 70 obtain the injunction,
and Il was agreed that Doctor Weston
should not pay the money as Mr. Ros-
c0e had borrowed the money without au-
thority and, therefore, the town was
not liable
1t II said that Doctor Weston has
been paying these orders when present.
ca to him bearing the signatures Of the
seleetmen nt the town. aud Il Il further
alleged that the selectmen have exceed.
cd their authority 10 signing orders for
the payment Of the money
No record appears on the books 81
loan made 70 yr Roscoe for the town
hy William N Mcintyre, although Alc-
lutyrc holds a receipt for SiT00 signed
by Dir. Roscoe as town treasurer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
The Treaty Powers are Active
in Manchuria
WORK ON THE MOUKDEN
Difficulty with China Thought Settled.
The Legations Do Not Regard
the Dispute as
Serious.

Pekin, Aug. y Telegraphc reports
received here from Nlanehnria are TO
the effect that the work Of reconstruct
ing the Antung Moukden railroad BY
Japan from Antung to the north Is pro-
ceeding rapidly and without friction.
According % certain consular informa.
ton the work Of reconstruction was be.
gun week before the relations between
Japan and China reached an apparently
critical stage Il Is understood here that
the powers have made representations
at Toxic and il is believed that Russia
and the other treaty powers are show-
ing activity IN Manchuria The legations
do not regard the difficulty between
China and Japan as serious and some Of
them supported Japan in her contention
that the line b made standard gauge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
MISS erNcLEs SAILS FOR HOME



New York. Aug. III Ella Gingles,
the young Irish lace maker whose trial
in Chicago for larceny from her employ
er attracted national attention because
Of her sensational charge that an Ut.
tempt bad been made to force her into
white slavery sailed for her home in
Ireland yesterday % the steamer Cam
pania After her acqnittal, Orangemen
IN this city raised fund TO send her
back 10 Ireland and start her in the
lace business there Before sailing yes
terday She said she was unable to eN-
press her gratitude to her benefactors.
She discussed her case without bitter
ness.
Although the jury found that J was
not guilty 81 the lace stealing said
Miss Gineles, ~it has been matter IF
terrible regret 10 ne that it should
have seast the aspersion chat lied IN
what said about occurrences at a hotel
in Chicago know, however that I
viii be able to prove TO nay folks in lre-
land that have not been guilty Of
telling mtruths."
Miss Gingles was accompanied By
Mrs Grace VAN Deusen Cook oi Boston,
who has takea a deep interest in her
case
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
FORMER NEWSPAPER MAN.
Appointed Manager Of Polls Theatre n
Springfield. Mass

Springfield, Mass Aug. l2-Gordon
Wrighter manager 81 Polls theatre for
The past three years. has been promoted
20 the managersbp Of che Poll play
house in Wdkesbarre, Pa. one Of the
finest theatres in Pennsylvania, outside
OF philadelphia, and considered the best
81 the showhouses ii Mr.. Polls circuit.
stephen j. Breen, who has been direct
ing affairs at the Bridgeport Poll thea
tire, will succeed Mr.. Wrigbter as man
ager OF the Springfield house Mr..
Wrighter viii be keenly missed a. he
was an untiring and successful worker
and one always pleasant to meet He
has made many friends during, his stay
here and leaves with the best wishes
Of all who have been brought in touch
with him. His successors Mr. Breen, has
been III this city for two weeks or more,
directing the theatre during Mr.. Wright
er's vacation Mr. Breen was success.
ful manager in Bridgeport and IN his
short stay in this city SO far has already
made favorable impressions. Mr. Breen
is former newspaper man who began
gathering news IN Montpelier Vt. his
home town. Later he worked on Long
Island, and from there went TO Bridge
port as reporter for The Post M Poll
engaged him as press agent. and bis
work was SO well done that he was put
in charge Of the Bridgeport theatre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
SITUATION BAD.
There Are Many Small Riots at Nc.
KEGS Rocks.

pittsbmg, Pa, Aug. i2.-Rioting BY
restless ami hungry strikers has been
going On At McSees' Rocks for the past
thirty-six hours and the outlaook today
Is rather bad, as at that time Sheriff
Gumbert with his armed force viii eYict
the strike leaders from their houses The
Allegheny county courts yesterday re-
fused the plea Of the strikers 70 ask
that the process Of eviction be stopped
There we're many small riots and much
shooting during the day and for the
first time in two weeks mounted Con
stabulary last night patrolled Tie
streets, aiding the deputy sheriffs Ia
TRYING to preserve order. So alarming
have matters become at MclSees Rocks,
where 5000 strikers are, that the courts
Of Allegheny county made a move yes
terday afternoon to take the matter
out of the hands Of the Pressed Steel
Co. and Of the strikers, and settle the
matter by arbitration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
Cutlery Dealers Assign.

Boston, Aug. liza general assign
ment for the benefit Of creditors was
made yesterday BY Dame, stoddard a
Co. Wholesale and retail dealers in cut
lery, fishing tackle and small hardware.
The assignment was made 10 Samuel p.
Winslow, Of the Samuel Winslow Skate
company. Worcester; Charles P. Blnn,
irs vice president Of the National Union
bank, Boston, and Charles W. Bailey,
cashier Of the Boylston National bank,
Boston. The liabilities are estimated
at $4,000, but no statement Of the IS
sets is yet available.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
cHANNEL sWIMMER sEAsIcK.
William stearne Obliged 10 Give Up At
tempt to Cross From England.

London. Aug. II. William Stearne,
the long distance swimmer Of Manches-
ter, yesterday opened the annual series
0f attempts 10 swim across the English
Channel he entered the water at
South Fnreland, the most easterly land
IN England and at noon had covered
seven miles Of the distance to The
French coast He was obliged to give
up soon after because Of seasickness.
Montague Holbein also expects to
start this evening from Cape Grisuez,
France. Holhein viii cross over from
Dover this afternoon By boat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
IoHNsoN sIGNs.
Match With Jehries Arranged, Barring
Side Bet Question.

Chicago, Aug. l2-Jack johnson yes
terday signed articles to tight James j.
Jeflries.
sam Berger. representing James j..
jetlries, who arrived here yesterday ia
see Jack johnson, had shortly after
nson orally agreed upon the terms for a
fKht between johnson and JetfFies for
tke heavyweight championship 81 TIE
World
johnson yielded en- every point de-.
manded BY Berger except the size of 4
side bet. Berger yielded on this point.
The division 81 the purse will he oil
the basis Of either go and 40 per cent
to the winner and loser respectively, OF
Fl and 30 per cent, Or the winner may
be permitted to take the entire amount.
The decision % this matter is to rest
with Jeffries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
NKn BAIL or THE c1EvELAxD AlrEnIoANs

second inning with clean singles On
the hit and run Bail went over TO COW
er second, and 80 was in a position TO
spear McConnell's vicious liner. AZ
most directly over the bag He had
but TO step on the cushion to double
up Wagner, who had left With the
pitch. stahl had such a lead of drst
that he was unable 70 stop until be
was within step or two OF Ball
Neal had then but to tag him before
be could recover to complete the triple
put out Ball has the distinction Of
making the first play Of this kind that
has ever been seen 10 the major
leagues. Only six times previously in
the history Of baseball has the play oc-
Cured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
Balls Bio Improvement.

It has often been said that change
Of scene oftens benefits a ball player.
This seems to be so Ia the case Of Nell
Ball, the former New Yorker, now a
member OF the Cleveland Americans.
when with the Highlanders Ball play
ed an inconsistent game, but since
Joining the Maps he has put up rat
Ting good game OF short In recent
game against Boston Ball made a
triple play unassisted.
Balrs great achievement probably
saved the game for bis team. Wagner
and stahl Of the Bostons opened the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
4 YIcTIN o. 90 vENpErTA.
Rafael cascone Shot and killed BY
Brother Of Man Murdered

New Norw, Aug ~ Victim Of the
vendetta, Raiael Caseone. defended BY
Albert 4 Patrick and befriended by
Harry *. Ihaw. whom be came to know
IN the Tomhs, died shortly before two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon st a hos
pital where be bad fingered since be was
shot down on the street Wednesday
night by a boy of sixteen Amcto san
taniello arrested az his assailant, is a
brother 81 Chamarino Santaniell0 and a
cousin Of Bariei0 Seneshah who were
shot and killed IL Mulberry Bend in
ig03, tascane was twice tried for the
murder oi these men, He was convict
I'd on the first trial but through the ef
forts 81 Albert I Patrick secured new
trial and was acquitted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
THE CONSTIPATION EVIL
& Rsap0nsIbIe foT Moat cases q PIles.

Is Responsible for Most Cases of Piles,
Constipation paralyzes the blood yes
sells 81 the lower bowel, and often causes
piles. Women, and all other indoor
workers, arc the most frequent sufferers.
But curing constipation alone won't cure
piles a special medicine is needed-in-
ternal treatment, to strengthen the fab
by veins and start pure blood circulate
ing.
Or. Leonhardt's Hem.Roid IS The only
internal pile cure Sold under guarantee
81 al the Red Cross Pharmacy, or DIT.
Ieonhardt Co, Station b Buffalo, n. X.
Write for booklet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
No sucH coIN As 4 PENNY.
IN The United States II Is a Scent"
Save Deputy Treasurer Gibson.

"There Is no such coin IN the United
State as penny said Deputy Treas
urer WI H. Gibson az the treasury de-
partmeat when asked az "a the supply
Of the Lincoln head one-eent pieces. 4
Nearly every bank in the United
States writes rs for Lincoln head pen
MES, and the thousands Of people who
have come to the cash room in the last
ten days for these coins have called
them pennies When Ellis H. Roberts
was United States treasurer he would
not sign letter with the word penny
In il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
PACIFIC FLEET SCHEDULE,
Cruisers Are Due at Manila on Decem-
Der l.

UNI \
Seattle. Aug. According to the
latest details Of the coming cruise Of
the Pacific fleet for the fail and winter
fhe eight vessels comprising the first
squadron of the feet will travel III pairs
after their arrival at Manila on Dec. /.
The cruisers VIII pair of as follows:
Tennessee and Washington, California
and South Dakota, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania, Colorado and Maryland.
The ships viii leave Manila late in
December and proceed to Chinese or
japanese ports Not more than two
cruisers viii BE- at any Oriental port at
one time, and each vessel IS to visit
one Chinese and one Japanese port. On
leaving San Francisco Sept S the squad
ron viii steam to Honolulu at the high
speed of Is knots. Battle practice will
BE- held off Manila during November. On
Jan. 10, 1910, the squadron viii assem-
bic OF Yokohama, then start for home,
arriving at San Francisco Feb. rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
MErEoR E1FLoDEs NEAR TowN:
Torington, Conn., Startled By The Phe-
nomenon Occurring Nearby.

Torrington. Conn.,. Aug. IA me-
teorite exploded above Rosenbeck hilI
early Yesterday IN the eastern part 81
this borough with a loud report which
awakened sleepcrs in the borough and
the surrounding country Two residents
saw the meteor in the atmosphere be-
fore the explosion and say that the
whole sky was lighted up ~ Ii for al
instant. For the past week many me.
teors have been reported as having been
seen from this locality The meteorite
IS said TO have been about the size Of 4
muskmeilon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
ALARM FELr IN 81. RErERsBURG.
Energy Of Japanese in Pushing Work on
Railway Line Disquieting

ST. Petersburg Aug. i2-Apprehen-
sion has been aroused IN political circles
here by the energy displayed BY the
Japanese m pushing the reconstruction
Of the Antung Moukden railroad, the
strategic Importance Of which Is fully
realized II Sc Petersburg But even =
greater degree Of disquietude has been
caused by the Japanese plans for naval
base at Che mouth 81 the Tumen river.
% Be connected by a railroad with kirin.
This project Is considered as yerging on
an nfraetion d the Portsmouth treaty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
FATHERS OFFER.
Pitcher Moran to Get $500 Every Time
He Beats The Cubs.

Cincinnati, o., Aug. 12. Lew Moran.
IA pitcher with the Philadelphias, has
been made a new offer BY his father In
stead Of getting a 500 bin for every
game he wins, the young star will re-
eeiye $500 for every game in which he
beats the Cubs.
The elder Moran lives IN Pittsburg,
and he il 80 anxious to See the Pitts
burg club win the pennant that his new
offer is made
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
Girl Sci Afre Bv Companions. Dies.

Buffalo, Aug. i2. Mary Snooela, a
hve-year-old child, died Yesterday az
ternoon from burns inflicted by com
panions Of her own age The police had
no difficulty il obtaining The names Of
the children who danced around while
the child burned but 10 action WAS
taken AGAINST them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
ELEPHANTS rERRoRIzE Towu.

Eleven Of Them Break Away From
Show and Excite Clay Centre, Kas.
Clay Centre, Ks., Aug "a. For two
hours Yesterday the people Of this town
were terrorized By eleven elephants
which escaped from show and stam-
peded through the streets The trouble
started when SMALL dog bit the leg
of one 81 the elephants The beast at
once began to trumpet, and, breaking
AWAY from its keeper. ran away. Ten
Others followed. Before the animals
were finally captured the show man was
seriously hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
COED D'ALENE LAND GOES.
The Entire List Of 5000 Reservations
Is Disposed Of

Coer d'Alene, Idh., Aug. TO- The sec,
ond day Of the great Indian land draw
ing here yesterday resulted in the en-
tire list Of 5000 names for the t'oer
d'Alene reservation being disposed of
Hundreds Of those whose names were
drawn may never appear to claim a
right ia locate on lands. Thousands
simply registered to take chance on
winning on Of the first SO or 100 names.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
ALFONSO MAY TRY FOR CUP.
Yachting Circles in London Name Hin
as Possible Challenger For Trophy

London, Aug " Reports are current
in Yachting circles here that King Al.
fonso of Spain Il possible challenger
for the Americas cup. This rumog APP
parently Is based on the fact that the
king, during the construction Of his
yacht Hispania, which was built IN
Spain from designs by Fife, the English
designer, eyineed curiosity regarding
the conditions governing the contests for
this trophy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
VanderbIIt Heads WlnnInq liza.

Vanderbilt Heads Winning List.
w. K. Vanderbilt heads the list Of
winners on the French turf since the
season opened on March u last, his
horses having won S1e0400 up to
July is. Maurice Rothschild comes
next, with a total OF S121. 300 Baron
&c RethschHd's horse Yerdum was the
greatest single winner. Sii0690. in
Guiding the $4,000 Grand Prix. Mr.
vanderbiit's Oversight comes next
with SCI 900 to bis credit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
AMERICA 10 SHARE IN LOAN

Assurances to his Eject Given by Ger.
man. French and British Bankers.
pekin, Aug l2-At the meeting held
here Tuesday between Henry P Fletcher
the American charge d'afIaires, represen,
tatiyes 81 the German British and
French groups Of bankers and LANG
Ian Yen president q the board Of for
eign affairs, assurances were given that
the United states would Get one.fourth
Of the total Of the loan for tie construo-
ton Of the HankOw SIZE Chaen railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
BURDETTE RESIGNS.

Request to Be Made Pastor Emeritus
is Granted
Los Angeles, CAL. Aug. 12.-The Rev.
Robert ]. Burdette, the noted lecturer
aud humorist, resigned as pastor Of tho
Temple Baptist church in this city yes.
terday MIR Burdette is i'll and resigned
upon the advice Of his physicians. He
asked that he be made pastor emeritus
aud this request will be granted.