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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

herr that the resources Of my com
trv are in a measure tnexhaustible.
both morally and materially. should
assurcdb not have undertaken the
camuaizn which have been carrying
on for months against the admins
frafior 81 the navy. should have
feared n SOW encouragement instead
Of provoking Indignation.
But Frame always RECEIVERS her
self You have only 10 open a his
tory 10 prove u. and We who nov
rrprnach her ministers With having
failed for years past 10 keen Nd her
naval POWERS have never Tor a mo-
mont doubted thai she possesses inc
means 81 making good The evil dom.
Leon Raymond, IN Buffalo. q.
y Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26
A LITTLE SONG.

Sing a song 81 sixPence.
Fellow fan o. rye.
With not a cent to bury you
Tomorrow. should you die.
Salconist in the barroom %
Counting out his money
His wife Is IN the parior
she Isn't dressed. honey,
Your wife has gone cut workin'
Add wsshin' peoples clothes
To pay for Old ryc-shisky
To color red yoar nose.
Atlantis Constitution
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
REFORMS ADOPTED.
New York Metal Exchange Accepts
Hughes Recommendations.

View York, Aug. 3--Carrying out the
ief recommended by the Wall street
lu ion committee appointed by
Hughes the New York Metal
exchange yesterday began the conduct
III its affairs On a new basis. For the
inst time in many years, actual sales of
metal took place on the floor Of the ex-
change and quotations were thus es-
ta1Ished on the SEXUAL transactions.
The criticisms OF the Investigation
commission, largely directed at the sys-
tenn Of the exchange in making arbi.
trary quotations, not based on concrete
transactions on its floors, were met by
the recent adoption Of plan formulated
by the exchanges own reform commit
tee and this plan was put into effect
yesterday.
The total of transactions yesterday
was not large, being estimated at pot
more than 200 tons July spot copper
sold at i2M, the initial bid being 1875.
Actual sales in August were effected
at 1880 and 1915, the bid price being
f2A and the asked 1885. There were
no sales Of September
In October, considerable business was
done sales being made at 1890 and 10
cents. September quotations were 1880
bid and 1890 asked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
LAST TRIBUTE
TO PULLIAM
Funeral Services Held in
Louisville Yesterday
FOR LEAGUE PRESIDENT
Club Owners Bearers-Florists swamped
with Orders from Men in All Walks
Of Life Who Were His
Friends.
FOR LEAGUE PRESIDENT

Louisville, Ky. Aug. 3.-The body Of
Harry Clay Pulliam, late president Of
the National league, was brought back
yesterday to Louisville the city he called
home, and from which he departed u
years ago to begin the rapid climb which
landed him at the top in the base ball
world.
The body arrived in Louisville shortly
after II o'clock in charge Of Mr.. Pull.
liam's brother-in-law, G. w. Kahn Of
Nashville; John Heydler, Mr.. Pulliams
close friend and acting president Of the
National league, and guard Of honor
composed Of club owners and men influ-
entail in the affairs Of the American and
National leagues, the American associa.
ton and other base ball organizations.
The coffin was taken to the chapel Of
an undertaking establishment, and there
viewed by a great number Of friends,
and at o'clock yesterday afternoon the
body was taken to the chapel at Cave
hill cemetery, where a simple funeral
service was conducted by Rev. I. NJ.
HAYES, pastor Of the Highland Presby-
terrain church. The active palIbearers
we're DR.. Hunt stuckney, Harry w.
Russell. Robert w. Brown, Charles C.
Dehler. w B. Thomas and Claude Nc
FarIand, all Of Louisville.
Among the honorary palIbearers were
B. B. johnson, president OF the Amsri.
can league; John A. Heydler, secretary
of the National league; John E. Bruce
secretary Of the National base ball com.
mission; President Dreyfuss Of The Pitts
burg club; President Robson Of the ST.
Louis club; President John Dovey Of the
Boston club; President Ebbets Of the
Brooklyn club, Secretary ShettsIine OIL
the Philadelphia club and a number Of
prominent men in Louisville affairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
base Ban Notes.

Brown, the Chicago National pitcher.
pitched one Of the best games Of the
season Sunday, when he held Pliladel-
phia down to a single hit
The Tigers have been falling rapidly
the past week and now lead the Athletics
by only AZ points. The Red Sox are
ST points behind tile leaders and III their
two games to-day do not intend to make
Detroit any presents.
Manager Chase predicts that the slump
for the Pirates is about due, Is they
have had unusual luck this season.
Napoleon Lajoie, since his long lsYoH
has not done much stick work. but it
IS hoped that he viii soon round into
his old time form again.
Up to yesterday, when the batting
averages were figured, Collins Of Phiia-
delphia Is leading the Tigers "0ld Reli-
able" Ty Cobb by points, with per
eentage Of 349 in the National league
Hyatt IF Pittshurg leads Wagner 30
points, now having percentage Of 1857
to his credit.
The Red Sox win 20 up against the
Tigers in a double-header to-day and the
rooters for the Boston team hope to see
them win one at least. The White Sex
are billed to land in Boston the last
of the week
The Globe speaks Of Collins, the uni
yersity of Vermont man. as real find
and says he should be a valuable man
before the season is over.
Beaumont played a star game for the
Doves against ST. Louis Sunday, making
two good catches and getting three
safeties.
Lord il the only Boston player on
either team that Is batting above the
800 mark. His percentage up to sat
urday night is .30s. Carrigan is second
in the list with .205.
Games in both leagues were postponed
yesterday on account Of the funeral Of
President Pulliam Of the National league.
This means that there win be double
headers this week in both leagues
Fisher Of Middlehury college Is playing
great bali with Hartford, having won I3
games, lost two and tied two He held
Holyoke down to two hits last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
Street Car Men Demand
Wage Increase
ADVANCE BEEN REFUSED
Their Proposition Of Arbitration Reject
ed-The Labor connict in Sweden
Is Assuming Large Pro-
portions.

Chicago Aug 3-The menace Of a
strike On all Chicago surface street car
lines became greater yesterday when
heads Of the local unions met 70 draw
up resolutions to be presented TO the
men at meetings last night The reso-
lutions in general will demand an in
crease Of wages, and in addition the
South side line employees will determine
whether to demand closed shop or not.
The resolutions, it Is said also will pro,
vide for the taking Of strike vote not
later than Thursday, providing, Of
course, the differences are not settled
sooner. The employers already have re-
fused the advance. They suggested arbi-
tration, which the men in turn rejected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
CHAMP CLARK FTLIBUsTERs.
He Keeps Deficiency Bill from Confer
eiice.

He Keeps Deficiency Bill from Confer
ence.
Washington, Ang 81 Champ Clark Of
Missouri prevented the urgency defcien.
cy appropriation bill going to conference
yesterday by obiecting to unanimous
consent being given in the House to dis
agree to the Senate amendments. Mr..
Tawney had requested that the bill 20
70 conference without the necessity Of
being considered BY committee and
to this Mr.. Clark objected.
Mr Hill Of Connecticut was recog
nized BY the speaker, 70 bring lip TIE
conference report on the Philippine tariff
bill, which is practically supplement
Of the Payne tariff bill. He stated that
the changes agreed to were mainly in
punctuation and phraseology. The re-.
port was adopted without objection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
coMMITTEE AssIGN aLENrs.
viii Be Made This Week BY Speaker
Cannon.

Washington, Aug. 3--A choice Sc
lection Of committee assignments will
be handed out by Speaker Cannon this
week. It is impossible to verify this
statement by anything that is said by
those prominently mentioned" for GER
lain ehairmanships, but the fact re-
mains that faithful service and fidelity
to the speaker and the Republican reg
ulars7 probably win be rewarded before
the special session adiourns.
It Is in the nature of things congress
sional that new chairman Of the COM
mittee on banking and currency viii be-
iamed 1t il no secret about the house
that Representative Vreeland Of New
York is the speakers choice.
Tt Is said that Representatives Gard
ner Of New Jersey and Parker Of New
Jersey viii get the postofiice and iu-
dietary committees respectively.
The task of appointing committees is
momentous one for Mr.. Cannon this
year, because there are many members
who are expected to be disciplined"
and large number Of Others whose adj
herence TO the regulars" must be given
recognition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
RoYAL wELcoME FoR czAR.
100 vessels Of The British Navy at
Cowcs.

Cowes, Aug. 3. The Russian imperial
yacht, STANDARD, bringing the Emperor
and Empress from Cherbonrg to Cowes
on visit TO King Edward, anchored ~
the Cowes Roadstead shortly before one
o'clock Yesterday. Their maiesties were
given an official welcome even more Inn
posing than usually attends such impor
tant occasions. Not only were King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra, the Prince
and Princess Of Wales and a large gath.
ering OF other members Of the royal
$50 Of the pick Of the British fleet was
1870 Of the pick Of the British was fleet,
dressed in flags from stem to stern and
flying the Russian ensign, encircled the
anchorage allotted 70 fhe STANDARD
The presence Of the English foreign
secretary, Sir Edward Grey, NJ. iswnl.
sky, the Russian minister Of foreign
affairs, and Count Won Benekendorif. the
Russian ambassador TO Great Britain,
further emphasized the significance at
taehed in the diplomatic world to this
visit Of the Russian emperor 70 England
The usual welcome Of yesterday morn
ing was arranged designedy for the
NIhHft HuiHtrt ~ NtiItNH W nAttt AtfNi
the links in the chain binding Great
Britain, France and Russia in 4 triple
entente and TO dissipate any III feeling
engendered by the harsh denunciation
Of Emperor Nicholas and his methods,
30 frequently vented BY the members Of
the Labor party both in and out Of
Parliament since the coming Of the en-
peror first was announced The function
however, was distinctly official in char
acter and so strongly were the specta
tors eutrenched behind the Gordon Of
steel walls that there was no chance
for popular demonstration either for
Of against Emperor Nicholas
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
went out On board the royal yacht Vic
toria and Albert and met the STANDARD
outside 81 Spithead King Edward went
over 70 the STANDARD and welcomed his
guests and then escorted them to the
Victoria and Albert, where luncheon was
served After this repast, the two soy.
ereigns reviewed the assembled fleets
from the Victoria and Albert
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
BOSTON IN RACE NExr SEASON.
Lake Thinks His Team and the
Athletics Will Contend For Pennant.


Philadelphia, and Boston will be the
contenders for the American league PEN
nant in 1910 and 1911, according to
Manager Lake Of Boston. srwo years
ago. be says, "Boston began to make
plans for the future We built up an
entirely new infeld around Wagner,
who has been carried as a utility man
for a year We gathered an entirely
new outfeld in Ihorny, Speaker, Niles
and Gessler. We got rid Of our veter.
an pitchers, Dineen, Young, Tannehill,
Winters and finally Morgan The last
named might have been OF great assis-
tanee TO us, and he never would have
been retired had he listened To advice
which he has since followed that of
discarding the spit ball for the curve
10y Young might have been Of great
worth to us this season, but we thought
we saw chance to get two corners in
stead Of a man who, il must be admit
ted, cannot 90 on forever. | hope Cy
IS able to last 10 years longer, but the
fact that he is now a. years old IS
rather against Il. Chech and Ryan
started of well with us, but were of lit
tie help Nevertheless, we have the
making IF strong pitching staff. joe
Wood looks TO be as good as there Is in
the league. Cicotte i a strong pitcher,
but has been out OF the game on account
of accidents Arellanes surely Is a good
pitcher. Pape gives every promise Of
being conner, and SO does Collins.
There are plenty Of worse southpaws
than Burchel and WoIter, and then we
have Schiller, too. We have developed
two good eatchers in Carrigan and
Donahue, two men who can help out
with the bat as well as behind the plate.
Madden is another catcher who viii be
heard from in the future Out on the
coast they said he and Easterly were
the only two catchers who looked good
enough for the big leagues, and that
Madden was the better OF the two
don't think they had that right, though,
for this Easterly Is certainly a star.
"We have an infeld that Is as fast
as any in the league, and one that can
hit and show speed on the bases, too.
Barring Detroit possibly, where win you
hha q o1ttcf airivuhN att ~ Vuthetaeta -
Our team IS there now. We spent the
season Of zoos seasoning the players,
and for the reason believe we viii beat
out Philadelphia. Connie Mack is now
going through what we had TO pass in
1908, as he is breaking in a new iniield.
Then his outfeld cannot compare with
ours, and his out6eld Is older than ours.
The only place be is stronger than Bos-
ton i in bis pitchers box. he has two
southpaws in Krause and Plank still
there IS no telling but that Collins may
prove to be just as much Of a star a.
Krause."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
FATAL EXHIBITION.
coiored Messman on The Vermont Dies
Following Boxing Bout.

Following Boxing Bout.
Proyincetown, Mass, Aug. SIT was
not a prize Gght or boxing bout. but
an exhibition for moving picture ma
chine" said Admiral Schroeder today in
reference to the death Of Hanson Fl
Foster, colored messmate On board Of
the battleship Vermont last night A
committee Of officers was appointed yes
terday morning 10 make an investiga-
ton and report the facts OF The case to-
gether with the result Of the autopsy
to the ofEiials at Washington
It was learned yesterday that Foster
WIS born in Charlotte, n. O., in 1855.
His opponent was David Williams Of
Marietta, Ca.
Everyone aboard the fleet expressed
regret at the occurrence
Those who saw the exhibition, which
was on Friday evening, say that the
men went six rounds and then, as pre-
arranged Foster took the count. The
next morning the colored messman com
planned Of pains ia his head and wa
taken to the sick bay He died last
night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
GARY. IND. UNDER STATE LAW.
The Governor Moves to Suppress Law
lessness.

Inc governor moves 70 suppress Law
lessness
Chicago, Aug 3-As result Of a
clash between state and city officials
over the suppression Of Iawlessness at
Gary, Ind. that city practically win be
under state rule to-day, deputy sheriffs
under command Of Sheriff Hunter Of
Lake county taking charge Of the situa
ton over the head 81 Mayor Knots and
bis police department, Following the
announcement Of Governor Marshall that
he would send the state militia to Gary
if the city officials did not take imme
diate steps to stamp out the lawlessness.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hodges
declared that he would have several hun.
bred deputy sherihs sworn in to close
up the blind pigs and other Illegal
places which he declared have been -four
ishing there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
War MUST CONTINUE
Decides King Alfonso, After He Had Met
the Cabinet.

Madrid. Spain, Aug 2.In spite Of
the advice OF cabinet and military adj
gisers, King Alfonso decided to-day that
the war must continue in Morocco, AZ.
Ter meeting the cabinet the king declared
that he would uphold Premier Maura IN
his fierce and severe policy and protested
that be would not modify even to secure
the safety Of the dynasty.
Il is officially stated that li9 BARGE,
Iona insurgents were court -martialeisaf
shot at the fortress Mont Juieh yester-
day Among the number was President
iglesias Of the Provincial republic,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
sHIP sAILs no FINp 49,.

Last Expedition, Capt. Bartlett Says
Explorer Too Old.
st. Johns, n. Fl, Aug, The Peary
relief ship Jeanne, well provided with
coal and food supplies, and having on
board Meme, the Eskimo boy, who Is 60.
ing home to his people, sailed from here
yesterday for the Arctic, in command Of
Capt. Samuel Bartlett, oldest Of north
ern ocean navigators
Capt. Bartlett said II was the last
relief ship that win be sent after Peary.
as the explorer, Il he has again failed,
Will never make another attempt to
reach the north pole, his age being
against further exposure. 1t Is beliey-
ed that Peary and his companions will
be found at Btah, Greenland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
1895 BUILDINGS BURNED.

An Official Report on The Osaka
Fire.
Toxic, Aug. 3An official report on
the damage BY The great fire at Osaka
places the number Of dwellings destroy.
ed at 1865 including eleven Office
buildings, eight schools, four banks. ten
business blocks and twenty temples.
There was but one death, due to illness
caused BY the fire. Three persons were
seriously injured, six suffered slight
hurts.
AN investigation Of the disaster has
been begun By the authorities. About
five hundred 81 The inhabitants arc re-
ceiying public assistance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
POSTS $4,000 FOR JErFRrEs MATCH
stipulates That Articles Must Be Sign
ca Immediately.

Chicago, Aug. 3.--George Lyle, man
aeer of Jack Johnson, heavyweight
hampton OF the world yesterday posted
with Ed. Smith Of this city, $4,000 to
bind match with James j. Jeffries for
ga worlds title.
The only condition imposed BY John
N IS that Jef'ries shall agree to the
Itch before he sails for Europe, and
goint the time and place where the
tit is to be contested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
BAN ON SALE on cIeARETTEs.
New state Law Now in Effect in Mime.
sofa.

Minneapolis, Aug. 3.-The cigarette
IL an outlaw ii Minnesota. The new
state law prohibiting the sale went into
effect yesterday and il is now Illegal
70 put them on the market. The cigar
etc market assumed peculiar phase
in the closing hours. The price varied
and was IS unsettled rs the stock mark
ct after a furry in Wall street. Early
IN the evening there was a shortage in
popular brands at some cigar stores and
clerks sent up prices Reports came IN
from other sections Of the city that p
fresh supply had arrived which caused
a rush 70 those stores. The prices were
kept at top notch. AT least q million
cigarettes were SOLD IN Minneapolis
during the day Nearly every store III
the city had sold almost its entire stock
before the end came.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
zEPPELIN AFLoAT AeAIN.
Given a Tremendous Reception whenSfFe
Assembled Today

Frankfort Germany, Aug 2-At ten
O'Clock today Count Zeppelin, ii com
mand Of his airship Zeppelin, the End,
aseended from the exposition grounds,
headed for Cologne, where the airShip
will be stationed ID the future When
the craft manoeuvred over the city an
Incense crowd made 4 frantic denonstra
ton On reaching Weiss Baden, Whera
number Of American tourists ate stop
ping, he win be rendered j great recep-
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICgLY

Mothers who value tNeif own comfort and the
welfare of thsir children, should never be With
oct box Of Mother draY's Swest powoers for
Chiidren, for Hse throughout the season. They
break up Colds Cure Fevefishnese, Constipa@
tian Teeihine Disorders Headache and sfnu-
aeh Troubles THESE 70 a DEkS NEVER
FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores, &c. Don't
accept any substitute. A trial package
viii be senE FItfE a. any mother who viii adj
ursss Allen s. Oinlsted, Ia Roy. n. y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
TRASK LOSES AN EYE.
New York Man Suffered Injury in Au-
tomobIIs Collision in Boston.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 9-As the re.
suit Of injuries received in an automo-
bile collision IN Boston on June %,
Spencer Trask Of New York, chairman
OF the New York state Mineral Springs
Reservation commission. has suffered the
loss Of his left eve The eye was re-
moved at bis summer home At Lake
George in order 10 save the sight Of the
other eve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
pIrRsl rILEsl pILEsl

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Hlind Breeding ami Itching Piles. Il absorbs
che uimefs zilays itching at once, acts as a
noultiee gives instant relief Williams In
diaH Pile Ointment Is prepared for Piles and
itching Of the private parts. Sold By drug
ISIS mail &c and si.0o, Williams Mtg Co.
fops.. Cleveland Ohio.
SOLD BY c. h. Kenarick 3 Co. Barre. Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
caleb Power. to Run For CONGRESS.

Lexington, Nv. Aug a Caleb Paw
ers. reoentlv pardoned. after several
trials. having been convicted Of cont
plicitv in the assassination Of Governor
eoehel. has announced his candidacy for
Congress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
MADE 1T ALIFE STUDY
Dr.. J. S. Leonhardt Found the Cause and
Cure Of Piles.

Dr. ). S Ieonhardt, the celebrated
specialist Of Lincoln. Neb. proved, after
years 81 study, Tint the cause 81 piles is
internal bad circulation Their he per-
fected Hem Roid an internal remedy.
and in I 600 different eases il cured aS
per cent BY Dr. beonhardts order.
Hem Roid Is sold under an iron-clad
guarantee Il it fails, the money is
paid back.
81 at the Red Gross Pharmacy, or
mailed by Dr. Leonhardt Co. Station B,
Buffalo, n. Y. Write for booklet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03

on both sides Of The chamber had taken
their seats and the reading was resumed,
the senators who had declared them
selves in favor of reading every word OF
the report apparently paying no further
attention 10 it.
Renewed public interest in the pro-
ceedings was shown BY the large at
tendance IN the galleries.
President Taft was largely responsible
for the reassembling o. the conferees.
The action Of western Republican sena-
tors, aided b. The Democratic senator's,
in compelling the reading Of the con
ference report in fun enabled the sup.
porters of the conference report to take
new poll Of The Senate Much to their
surprise, they found that their previous
canvasses were valueless. There seemed
to be revolt among the Westerners
on account Of the phraseology that had
been adopted BY the conieres in adjust.
ing the differences in the hides and leath.
or paragraph.
Some Of the dissatisfied senator's said
that the duty on boots and shoes bad
not been reduced to 10 per cent, as
claimed by the eonferels
Regulars Alarmed.
A canvass Of the Senate during the
reading Of the conference report aeyel-
oped the fact that d number Of senators
who were believed to be IN sympathy
with the conference report were inclined
TO "leaye the reservation" as the AIT Of
joining the insurgent force is commonly
termed in the Senate
That the regular Republicans we're
alarmed at the showing would be put
ting it mildly. There followed a hurried
rounding up Of senators in the finance
committee room. The general under.
standing is that the informal conferences
in Senator Aldfieh's room did not re.
store confidence
Senator Aldsich went to the White
House soon after noon and upon his
return called q meeting Of the conferees.
The call included the House members az
well as the Senate members.
President Taft wrote letter yester.
day afternoon to Senator Brown Of Ne.
hraska endorsing the language Of the
conference report in regard to the com
promise on the hide and. leather ques.
ton.