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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03
Every Foreigner in COnStan-
tinOple
INVESTIGATED SLAUGHTER
Massacre Of Ambassadors and Others
Set for April "a, but Young
Turks Capture of City
Spoiled the Plan.

Constantinople, May 3.--The ministry
Of the interior is convinced that the at.
tacks on Armenians in the Adana dis,
trict were arranged from Constantinople
by Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan.
They were in line with the mntiny Of
the troops here for the restoration Of
absolutisin, Papers found in the Yildiz
palace support this declaration.
Field Marshal Ghaz Mouktar yester-
day confirmed the truth Of rumors that
have been in circulation for two days
10 the effect that the massacre Of all
foreigners. including the ambassadors at
constantinople, was planned for satur-
day, April "a
II was the original plan Of Sehefket
Pasha. commander Of the constitutional
list army, to enter Constantinople Sun
day, the 25th, but when he received
message to the effect that the lower
priests, the offeerless soldiery and the
fanatical mob leaders were planning to
hn the foreign residents, possibly with
the object Of causing the Intervention Of
the powers, he gave orders that his army
enter teh city Saturday morning.
Bomb in considerable quantities had
been prepared for use against the banks,
the embassies and other strongly pro.
tsc'ed buildings,
The new evidence will furnish a dam
aging link against the deposed sultan
In his coming court martial and may
result in death sentence being i'm.
posed.
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STOMACH-RITE
Does not promise you imaginary things. butt
gives you new proof every day of
just what it has done.

Dear Doctors Daughter:
! suffered greatly With stomach trouble
and constipation. I dieted and used many
remedies, but got no help until used your
good appetite and my friends have remarked
how much better my complexion d and
what good color your tablets have given me
t9ank you. 20 much, Doctors Daughter,
ana wish Others would try stomach. Rite
MISS MARY WARNOCK.
BIZ Bennington ST., East Boston, Mass
Dear Doctors Daughter:
hadn't taken your Stomach-Rite tablets
two weeks before saw great results and !
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had gAa IN my stomach nearly al the time,
heart trouble, acute INDIGESTION and consti-
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No. Q Poster g., Lynn.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
! was sick Iof years with indigestion, but
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Mr.. EDWARD HAMMOND,
1888 Vernon st.. Rockland, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
l was troubled with gastric indigestion
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$50 Berkshire St., Cambridge, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter;
Having taken your Stomach Rite, Il gives
me great pleasure to recommend them to all
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nv friends what it has done for me,
Mrs. E. HANSON, 304 East Long st.,
Columbus. Ohio.
Another Woman Helped.
GraniteviIle, VT - was passing
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should publish my letter = MRS.
CHARLES BARCLAY, RED, Granite
vile, VT.
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BOND ALMOST DROWNED.
Former Premier Gives Details Of Attack
on Him AZ Western Bay.

st. Johns, N. r., May S.--The attack
on Sir Robert Bond, the former premier
at Western Bay Friday caused sensa-
ton throughout the colony Saturday
when it became generally known. Sir
Robert, IN statement made Saturday,
said that while climbing from his steam.
er to the wharf at Western Bay, where
he intended to address a political rally,
he was attack by hostile crowd, several
Of whom kicked him in the chest and
knocked him overheard lie saved him
self from drowning BY Selling the gun
vale Of a small boat nearby, and, climb
ing into the craft, made his way to the
steamer
The Bondites, in a bitter attack. charge
the supporters Of Sir Edward Morris,
who. however, diaclaim responsibility.
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SHIPS OFF GIRLS rREssEs.
Masked Man Holds Her Up at Revolver
Point in Her Home.

Fitchburg, Mass, May s-Annie
Moore's long braids Of auburn hair were
shipped OF by masked man who en-
tered her fathers farmhouse Saturday.
The intruder held loaded revolver To
her head and threatened TO kill her If
she made an outcry. After knocking at
the rear door Of the house he had entered
and when Miss Moore, who is is years
old, attempted to escape, he seized her.
Taking pair Of shears from his
coat and still aiming the revolver, he
clipped OF the long braids. He escaped
into the woods.
The father Of the girl when informed
Of the attack took his gun and, rousing
the neiRhboring farmers, started to
search the woods. The assaiIant has
not been found.
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who have stomach or liver troubles. Very
JOHN ]. KELLY.
"a Plain ST.. stoaghton. Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
have used just one box OF your Stomach
Rite tablets Tor dyspepsia and want 10
recommend them 70 All sufferers Yours.
MRS. J. Il. BAILEY.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
Your stomach Rite is all you claim for Il,
for have proved IT, 1t Is the very best
remedy, believe y The world for iodIses-
vi " PATTENi
81 Howard St. lynn, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
have used your Stomach-Rite tablets
this spring and am very glad 70 say Il has
given the best satisfaction and results.
have 9 good appetite. sleep well and my food
now does not disagree with me as formerly.
IN fact, Stomach-Rite g gradually building
me up and ] unhesitatindy recommend
WALTER MORGAN.
22 Ashburton Pl., Boston, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
had a bad case Of indigestion. my food
fermented IN my stomach and came up
most OF the time for weeks, In fact was
IN very poor health for months Since
taking two boxes Of your Siomach-Rite
have gained wonderfully ard can Truly say
that am cured can now eat anything
/ want, and / thank you, dear Doctors
Daughter for your remedy.
MARY D. DONAHER,
Common 81, Quincy. Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter
want TO say that your Stomach Rite Is
very wonderful for stomach trouble.
MRS. JAMES PAUL.
Ss1 Fourth ST.. South Boston.
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Something to Remember to Do at The
Next Baseball Game You See.

An article that will be much discuss
ed and widely read BY baseball afans'
and also by those who occa sionally 20
to bali game, is Hugh S. Fullerton's
'sThe Fine Points Of the Came" in the
May American Magazine. The follow
ing suggestion is made by the author as
regards the mysterious and clever way
in which baseball players signal to one
another during a game;
IF you 60 to baseball game this
year watch and listen. Behind the
e. Yah of Jennings and the way he
kicks up one foot and eats grass, you
may catch his signal to the runner or
batter Rack of Chances war cries,
Alta. bay or Now ye're pitching"
may be hidden whole command to his
team When Natty shakes his head
quickly he means no. and when he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03
THE NEW CURE.

The old-fashioned slipshod methods
Of treating Chronic Diseases, with their
guess work Diagnosis, their drastic
and poisonous drugs, their harsh treat
ments, barbarous, unnatural, and
dangerous operations, have passed
away. The modern method Of treat
ment, Magnopathy, with its certainty
of Diagnosis, it's mild application OF
Natures forces and remedies, its sys-
TEN Of cure without cutting operations
and painful treatments. has come in its
place. This SYSTEM Of cure. originated
and developed by DR.. Barbricx, is pc
cnliar 10 itself, and Is as essentially
and radically different from, as it Is
superior to, all other methods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03

shakes it Just little differently he
means yes II you sit, real still and
watch every move you1l enjoy the
game lots more. But you won't watch,
The first time Donlin bangs a two.bag
ger down that right field line you'll stand
up on your seat and yell the top Of
your head of. You don't care much for
the fine points-what you want is lots
Of hitting and victory for the home
team"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03
RECORD NUMBER OF HUSBANDS.
Woman WEEDS the Tenth Time at Age
of 81.

Evansville, md, May S--ALrs. Polly
Weed Baker, aged 81, Of Newburg, Ind
and Simon Shippertts aged so, Of Bur.
lington, Ia, have been married. This
IS the tenth marriage Of the bride, but
gives her only a ninth husband for she
was married the second time to one Of
her husbands after obtaining divorce
from him.
The woman asserts that If her new
husband should die she would probably
marry again. in case she could get any
one to have Der,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03

The Hague, May 81 The condition Of
Queen Wilhelmina, who recently gave
birth to a daughter and the infant prin-
cess, is today thoroughly satisfactory.
The princess has been named Juliana
Louise Emma Marie Wilhelmina.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03
General D. N. white Dead

Peterhoro, May 3.---Brigadier General
Daniel Mansfield White died at his home
yesterday after long illness from pros
gressive muscular athophy.
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p0unu a u I ! n X
change Of life. MY
doctor told me Il
NNs good, and since
taxing it / feel so
much better that /
can do all my work
again. / thin k
Lydia r. Pinkham's
w egeta BILE Com.
pound a fine remedy
for all woman
troubles, and 1
never forget to tell
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HER
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Columbus, Ohio 81 have taken
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
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you away as incurable; no matter what
anybody says, go straight to this physi-
clan and satisfy yourself. He gives you
thisopportunity entirel ' free ofexpense.
Remember, the FREE OFFER holds
good For This Visit Only, and those
wishing to avail themselves of this OPP
portunity should 60 early and avoid
disappointment
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understood that If, after careful ex-
animation Of your case, he is in doubt
as 10 the durability OF il, he win frankly
tell you SO, and he reserves the right
TO reject any or all cases.
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When you need stomach or liver med
icine why not get the best, tried and true
remedy, a medicine that gives results like the
above.
Very truly yours,
L=z >E-S<zz
For Sale by Red Pharmacy Barre. VT
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MAN DEAD IN woMAN's DRESS.

Strange Find on The Cornish Coast
Some Suggestions of Foul Play.
London, May 3.-~The body Of man
dressed completely in woman's clothes,
from dancing shoes to eorsets, was found
last night on the seashore Of Cornwall,
near Penzance. The wrists aud ankles
were shackled and there were severe
bruises across the yes, which suggested
foul play,
The body was identified as that Of a
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Read Ms Credentials


J. Fraser Barbrick, MS, MD, Hon
Lit. Deg, from the Institute Of letter.
and Arts, Buffalo, N. r.; graduate Of
the American Medical College Of Ohio
Of the College Of Physicians and Sur
geuns Of Georgia; postgraduate Of the
Polytechnic Medical College and Hospital
Of New York; founder of the Magno-
pathic School and System Of Rational
Healing member Of the American Med
ical and Surgical Society Of Ohio, Of the
Union Medical Association of Massachu-
sets; Permanent Life Member Of the n.
z. Eclectic Medical Association Fell
low Of the National American Associa-
ton Of Physicians and Surgeons; Presi-
dent Of the Massachusetts, Institute of
Rational Medicineand Surgery, and Fel-
low Of the Society Of Rational Medicine,
late surgeon Of the Hub Medical Insti-
tute, and late Consulting Physician to
the Warwick Dispensary Of Boston.
Hospital experience gained in Cincin-
natl, o., Atlanta, Ca, New York City,
and Boston.
Licensed to practice Medicine and
Surgery, including his System Of Prac-
tice and Specialties, in all the N. II.
States. Also holds Diplomas, Certifi-
Gates, and Endorsements from many
State Boards and Societies Of Southern,
Middle, and Western States.
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Having taken your Stomach Rite, Il gives
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-24

street. Having mortgaged the Fourth
avenue CCustom House Place. and
Jackson street lot they were compelled
to sell it. With the proceeds they pur-
chased a lot on Fourth avenue (Cus-
tom House Place. near Van Buren,
street. The seventeenth pastor 1871
1874 was the Rev. G.. c.. Booth. In
1876 the corner stone of the new brick
building on Fourth avenue (Custom
House Place. was laid during the ad-
ministration of the eighteenth pastor,
1875-1876, the Rev. e. G. Joiner. The
building committee consisted.of H. A.
Bartlett, M. M. Lucas, G. H. Jackson,
and Rev. e. G. Joiner, pastor. The
nineteenth pastor, 1877-1880 was Rev.
G. G. Booth, second term; the TWEEN
tieth pastor, 1SS0-1S84 was the Rev.
Geo. H. Shaffer; the twenty-first pas
tor, 1884-1889 was the Rev. T. w. Hen
derson; the twenty-second, 1889-1893,
J. T. Jenifer. The changes on Fourth
avenue CCustom House Place. caused
by business and other interests have
been such as to render the building
as we'll as the location wholly insult
able as place to worship; hence the
pastor, DR.. J. T. Jenifer induced his
congregation to sell the Fourth avenue
(Custom House Placel pay off the
debt $1,000 and purchase the lot 75x
1872 feet on the southeast corner of
Twenty-fourth street and Wabash ave-
nue. where fine church edifice 75x112
has been created of Gothic architec-
ture costing $45,000 with additional
cost of completing about $4,000 more.
The building is a stone structure
with tower on the corner, and of style
and structure as is compatible with
the locality as we'll as growth and
progress of the congregation, and also
a center for humane and Christian
work among the Afro-American peo
pie
The Quinn Chapel congregation is
among the most thrifty and intelligent
of Chicago's Afro-American citizens
and should be encouraged by the peo-
pie Of Chicago. The church has an
excellent Sunday school with the 9TH
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-24
THE HELPLESS POOR,

Referring to Senator Culberson, the
New Orleans State says:
"TIe recognized that the great
masses of the people are and forever
must be poor, and one of the primary
ends of government is to protect the
millions of the helpless poor from the
avarice and oppression of the few who
are strong and aggressive"
All of which is certainly very true
and the words should have great force
because of their truth and Importance
But they will not have that effect, SIM
ply because the Senator's whole life
has been such as to show that he
kicks only when his OK is gored.
The majority Of the helpless poor in
Texas are black people, but when Cul-
berson was Governor of Texas he fail
ed to see that the end of government
was to protect the helpless poor"
Senator Culberson's life has been
spent in aiding to enact such legisla-
ton as would make the helpless poor
still more helpless.
To this day the helpless poor white
man is stumbling along in ignorance
and degradation in consequence of
conditions to which he was subjected,
during the slavery regime, but the
aristocrats who controlled the South
ern states. Sic vas non vobs.
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Rev. w, C., Trevan

York annual conference; who, with
the assistance of Phillip Ward, July
22d, 1S47, organized the society under
the discipline of the African M. E.
Church and called it Quinn Chapel.
There we're seven members who form.
ed the organization as follows: Rachel
Day, John Day, Adelia Lucas, Mary
Jane Randall, A. T. Hall, Maria Moose
and Edward GORDON. Frank Scri2s
was the appointed class-leader. Annie
Lewis, Anna Scrips, Virginia Camp
bell, and Virginia Dixon joined i'm
mediately after the organization.
The first trustees we're William Ran
dali, Edward Gordon, Isaiah Parker,
John Day, John. Rollins, William Lucas
and John Farnsworth.
The Quinn Chapel society was the
second Methodist church in Chicago.
At that date there were st. Mary's
Cathedral on Madison street, the First
Presbyterian Cathedral on Washington
St., and the First Baptist church on
Wabash avenue, and Thirty-frst street.
The Rev. A. T.. Hall was the first
class leader of the Quinn Chapel So
ciety and was the first Afro-American
l1CSIlESt W plOdCu Ill OuACo6O. liz
now the oldest travelling minister in
the Iowa conference of the A. M. E
Church. -,
The first pastor, September 1847.
1S48, was the Rev. Thomas Farms
worth. the second 1848-1S50 was the
Rev. Aaron Parker, the third 1850-1S51
was the Rev. Elisha Weaver. Weaver
being removed, the Rev. A. T. Hall,
filed the unexpired term, when he be.
came the fourth pastor 1S51-1S52, serv'
ing two years; the fifth pastor 1852.
1854 was the Rev. J. A. Warren.
Under the Rev. Warren's administra.
ton the society purchased the lot on
the Southwest corner of Jackson street
and Fourth avenue, now Custom House
Place. occupied by the magnificent
Monadnock building. They moved
from the Wells street lot to this To-
cation in 1854, where they had erected
a new house which was dedicated
and paid for the same day. The
trustees at this time were John Lucas: