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321 &sGas's IT,, uahe Sisa.str.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
TAFT APPROVED, BUT NOT
ALDRlCH AND CANNON
Their Districts Support Insurgents, Too,
Straw Vote Taken BY Success Mag
azine Shows.

Washington, Dec, 90 The country in
dorses the first nine months Of Presi.
dent Taft, but disapproyes Of his po-
litieal association with Senator Aldrieh
and Speaker Cannon, by an overwhelm-
ing straw vote taken BY Success maya
zine The course Of the Insurgents in
the House Is commended By the people
III their districts, and the sentiment
against Cannon and Aldrich reaches from
coast to coast.
The magazine sent blank ballots TO
$4,000 readers. Oh this number 1902
replied. They classed themselves as
$500 Republicans, s,2l3 Democrats and
$50 affiliated with other parties. On
IL $40 Republicans regretted their vote
for Taft and 5,72s would do it over
again. Only 200 Democrats were sorry
they voted for Bryan.
The question whether the first nine
months IF the Taft administration are
approved brought 1902 ayes and 2.490
noes. while 2TTs Republicans declined
70 vote. Five hundred Democrats IN
dorsad the TAFT administration, most OF
the votes coming from the South.
Illinois disapproves Speaker Cannon
hs vote OF 1863 to l3-all Republicans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
BoBcAT FIGHTS TWO MEN.
Loses Her Life Trying to Protect Her
Trapped Kitten.

Bangor, Me-, Dec. 20.--On Sunday John
Bowden and bis son, Jesse, when taking
a walk into the woods near their home
in Oreland, came across signs Of bobcats
They returned home to secure their
traps. returning with them before dark.
On Monday Mr.. Bowden found young
bobcat in one Of them. which he killed
with a shot from his rifle. He then
started to remove il from the trap. and
while 80 doing the mother eat returned
and jumped upon his back, sinking her
claws deep into the flesh, at the same
time fastening her teeth into his should
er.
The only way Mr.. Bowden could help
himself was by raising up and placing
his back against tree and iamming the
cat. His son came to his assistance, at
tracted BY his cries for help, and shot
Mrs Cat There is bounty Of 81 on
each cat and the skins are worth from
IS to S. EACH Mr. Bowden, as stated
received i bad bite III the shoulder and
his son. one in the leg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
WILD CAR RUNS OFF WITH DEAD
Crew Of Trolley Car Slain by Negro
Rohbcr

East ST. Louis. Dec 20.--An uncon-
trolled street chr, bearing dead mo
torman and dying conductor, ran wild
through four miles Of city streets hero
Saturday The men were shot by a
negro highwayman, who escaped with a
small sum Of money taken from the
conductor.
According to a few words spoken BY
n. Z. Q'Brien, the conductor, who i
badly wounded, the negro boarded the
car IN the southeastern part 81 the
city, The conductor refused To obey the
highwayman' \ order TO hold up bis hands
and struggle cnsued
Ii O. Goody, the motorman, il sup
posed to have started 70 O'Brien's as
sistanee. From the position OF the bodies
IN the car ii Is inferred that he was
shot down while still some PAGES from
the negro.
No passengers were on the car, and
with its motorman dead and its conduc-
tor helpless II ran on wildly through
the streets. Several times as Il round
Tea corners without warning from its
gong, pedestrians and vehicles We're miss
ed BY Il narrow margin
\ The car kept On 10 the downtown ter
minal, where employees Of the street
ear company stopped it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AND BACKACHE GOES
A Few Doses Clean and Regulate the
Kidneys, Ending Lame Back and
Bladder Misery.

If you take several doses of Pape's
Diretie, ali backache and distress from
.out-of-order kidneys or bladder trouble
viii vanish, and yon viii feel fine
Lame back. painful stitches, rheuma-
tism. nervous headache, dizziness. irrita-
bilitv sleeplessness, iniamed Or swollen
eyelids, WORKOUT sick feeling and other
symptoms Of sluggish, inactive kidneys
disappear,
Jncontrollahle, smarting frequent uri-
nation especially at night and all blad-
der misery ends.
Feeling miserable and worried is need.
less, because this unusual preparation
goes at once to the disordered Kidneys,
bladder and urinary system and distrib-
utes its healing, cleansing and yitaliz.
ing influence directly upon the organs
and glands affected, and completes the
cure before You realize II.
The moment you suspect any kidney
81 urinary disorder 81 feel rheumatism
pains, begin taking this harmless medi-
cine, with the knowledge that there il
no other remedy at any price, made any
where else Ia the world, which will effect
so thorough and prompt a cure as a
iifty-cent treatment OF Pape's Diuretie,
which any druggist can supply.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker or
any mercantile agency will tell You that
Pape, Thompson & pape Of Cincinnati
is large and responsible medicine con,
Germ, thoroughly worthy Of your conf
denee.
Only curative results can come from
taking pape's Diuretic and a few days
treatment means clean. active. healthy
kidneys bladder and urinary organs :
and no backache.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
A YEAR in JAIL
FOR OLEO FRAUDS
Court Says John Hart Of Chicago Must
Also Pay Fines Aggergating $500
and $500 in Taxes.

Detroit, Dec. 20.--Jolm Hart Of this
city, whose oleomargarine business has
attracted considerable attention from the
federal authorities, was sentenced SAT-
urday BY District Judge Swan to pay
fines aggregating $500, tax Of 5000
and to be confined in the Detroit house
Of correction for one year and 10 days
for violations Of the federal laws regard
ing the manufacture and sale Of oleo-
margarine. The defendant gave bonds
pending an appeal.
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 20.-United
States Marshal II. A. Well found plant
Saturday said to have been used in
ftirtherance OF oleomarearine frauds
Edward Klimic and a. Z. Graham Of
GAINESVILLE are under arrest charged with
manufacturing uncolored oleomafgarine
Marshal Well says he has heard EVIL.
dence that during their operations which
II is said covered a period OF 20 days
before they were intercepted. the two
men sold 1000 pounds Of oleomargarine
as butter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
Strange Tragedy Believed to
be Suicide
WOMEN DEAD A WEEK
The Same Rope Was Used in Each Case,
But There We're Hat-pin Stabs
Found on the Bodies.
Also.

Newark, N j., Dec. 20 With one
stabbed through che heart with hat
pin and strangled, and tie other. whose
body hung from door knob BY rope,
stabbed half dozen times by a similar
instrument, the lifeless bodies Of Miss
Frances Ritchie and her sister, Isabel
Richie, were found yesterday in the
kitchen Of their home at 45 Marshall
street.
According to the county physician the
Richie women. both 81 whom were
about So years old. had been dead more
than q week The doctor fixes the date
FROM note which was written on the
cover 81 white box found on the side.
board IN the dining room, which reads
Frances hung herself, Pig Saturday
Me too The authorities are trying
to determine whether it was murder and
suicide or double suicide.
1t is believed the women had entered
suicide agreement Frances had hanged
herself, after which she was cut down
BY Isabel, who placed pillow under
her head aud then. with the same piece
81 rope, hanged herself to the door,
which Is about ten feet away from the
place where her SISTERS body was lying.
There was only the one piece Of rope
in the ROOM and on account 81 this
the police thought the women had agreed
to end their lives together.
The landlord says that Isabel fire..
quently expressed desire to die, but
he said her sister always tried to dis.
suade her Of thinking Of such things.
That would tend to destroy the theory
Of double suicide. The police, therefore,
are inclined 10 the belief that Isabel,
who was the younger and stronger Of the
two, killed her sister and then hanged
herself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20

much advised by his counseIors, and this
makes for delay The president has
been inclined TO speak out. but appaf-
emily has been held back BY advisers,
who are not Of necessity the AldFloh-
Cannon contingent The president places
great reliance on Tie wisdom 81 senator
Root. To others, ii would seem that tile
presidents first thoughts and inclina-
tions are best
The intimate friends of the admins
tration are beginning to express their
fears and impatieuce IN delicate hints
in various forms to Mr.. Taft. II is
being intimated to him that If he IS
not careful he will fnd himself uncon-
seiously playing right into the hands
Of those who desire this to be a do
nothing Congress. BE the consequences
what they may, the president will prob
ably take bis own time and not be hur.
ried. He has many things to trouble
him His time u consumed with all
kinds Of demands. Composition Is usnal-
III postponed to the last minute. But
all in all, Washington hopes for ginger
and action beginning with January
Meantime, the whiskey distillers are
impatient for that decision Of the presi-
dent as TO what IS whiskey. Mr. Taft
has had the evidence and briefs with
him for months. The task OF sustaining
or overriding Solicitor General Bowers
was voluntarily undertaken BY Mr. TAFT,
but the matter il as time.consnmiBg as
an opinion from the supreme court,
After All, what Mr. Taft shall rule il
simply academic, for the whiskey people
say that they viii take the question 20
the courts for adjudication. and they
are only prevented from doing so out
Of courtesy to the president, pending his
decision
The House committee on interstate
commerce has decided to report the Mann
bin to suppress the so-called white slave
traffic, and while this conclusion means
a dispute with the immigration com
mittee, which would like 20 have iuris-
diction over such bin II il also augury
that the bin win be pushed with vigor
for Mr. Mann, who Is chairman Of the
interstate commerce committee Il Oh
stinate and pugnacious in having his
way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
The NATIONAL
CAPITOL
Presidential Delay Worries
Congress
FAVOR WHITE SLAVE BILL
Win Be Reported by the Committee
Headed by the Vigorous Mr.. Mann.
To Be Some Opposition,
However.
FAVOR WHITE SLAVE BILL

Washington Dec 2o- The spirit Of
the season is being entered into 50 heart
ily BY those concerned with directing
political life that II has to large exs
tent crowded out active thinking and
planning at the capitol, and whatever
is done at the White House in this line
is carefully kept under cover. All the
same, there are those who hope that Mr..
Taft will not unduly delay unbosoming
himself OF his thoughts, and that when
Congress does convene again after the
holidays the president will be there with
those messages he has promised and
about which it Il very DESTROYS to hear
from him. To not few with whom the
president has loft an impression that
he wished Congress at this session to be
highly productive legislative body, the
thought has come that Mr.. Taft has il
in his power to set the pace, but so
far has not taken advantage Of his op-
portunities.
Since the annual messages, there have
been psychological moments when the
supplemental messages could have been
delivered with telling effect, and there
has been no apparent reason why they
should not haye been sent in, with the
exception of that bearing on the amend
ments to the Sherman antitrust law.
where decision from the supreme court
can pardonably be awaited before legis-
lative action is taken But on conserya.
tion and the amendments to the inter-
state commerce law, 1t is believed that
the president must have made up his
mind what he plans TO recommend, and
that Congress should not be kept wait
ing month or more after the annual
message, as must now happen. Further
more, it il believed that the congress.
men should have been given the benefit
Of hearing at home from their constitu-
ents what thought was current regarding
the presidents recommendations
Also 1t is being believed that the presi.
dent is permitting himself to be too
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
CALLED DOWN ]. P. MORGAN.
Stevedore Made the Banker Stop Smok-
ing.

New York. Dec. 20 Patrick Lowery,
stevedore on the White Star line piers,
officially called down" j. P. Morgan
Saturday for smoking in defiance Of a
boldly lettered sign announcing that
smoking IS prohibited.
Mr. Morgan was talking on the pier
with a London banker who was about
to depart, and drew black cigar from
ease, lighted it and began putting con.
tentedly Lowery eyed the finaneier a
moment, then walked quickly up and
touching Mr.. Morgan Oh the arm, said
+Will you just look up secondfD
Mr. Morgan glanced upward and found
he had been standing under a sign, which,
in letters foot long, commanded, mo
smoking
You'll have to quit that smoking"
said Lowery, its against the rules"
Mr.. Morgan smiled, besitated and then,
walking over to the edge of the pier,
threw the cigar into the water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
PILES CURED IN 8 70 u DAYS

PAlO OINTMENT II guaranteed to cure
any case Of itching, blind, bleeding DR.
protruding piles in to IA days or
money refunded. soc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
BLACK HAND ASKS $4,000.


Atlanta, Ca. Dee 90 Because IF
Black Hand letters threatening death To
himself and his family unless he gives
$4,000, Asa G. Chandler president of
the Central Bank and Trust corpora
tion, owner OF Coca Cola and the rich
est man in Georgia has become so
alarmed that he has employed officers
TO guard his home, and never goes out
unless accompanied by detectives.
For four days Chandler has been re-.
ceiving these letters. and they have be-.
come more and more threatening. Each
letter told him where to leave the $50,
600, and he was informed that he need
not try TO call the police. as the tele-
phone wire had been cut. Inyestiga
tion showed that the wires had been
cut.
The letter said there was a Black Hand
band in Atlanta that needs money and
did not want to she'd blood to get IL;
but, ii the money was not forthcoming.
Chandler and his entire family would
be killed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20

bills has no power TO amend or reject
them. and il the case Of other bills ~
veto power does not extend beyond one
session.
The government Is said to consider
that such proposals coming from the new
House Of Commons, In the election u
which the question Of the House Of Lords
was such d prominent issue, could not
be resisted. Then. the veto power once
limited, the government would be con-
tented for a time to leave the initiative
as regards scheme Of reform to the
Lords themselves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
NO WAR, SAYS JOHNSON.
Election of Lynch Surprises and Pleases
Chicago Men.

Chicago, Dec co. There viii he no
base ball war, for B h. Johnson, prcsi-
dent III the American league said 50 at
Chicago Saturday. Mr.. Lynch Is ac-
ceptable to the American league am
also pleased to know that Heydler has
been elected to his old position, as he IS
too valuable man fof organized base
ball to lose"
Lynch should make a good president
said Charles A comiskey, president Of
the Chicago Americans He WAS one
Of the best unpires that ever handled
the game N the old days, as he was
endowed with excellent judgment IN
handling players The election OF
Lynch was a complete surprise to Chi
cage base ball men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
WIFE HAS VISITOR.
Anglers Husband, and She Commute Sui.
eide.

indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 2o.-David
Weisenburg, manager OF the cigar De-.
partment Of the Daniel Stewart Drug
company went to his rooms in Oxford
Flats yesterday afternoon to tell bis
wife he had been called to New York
on business; but when he reached the
rooms local hotel man WIS there talk
ing 10 bis wife Weisenburg icrked his
picture from the wall and told his wife
she would never see him again.
Ten minutes afterward. Mrs. Weisen
burg went 70 & drug store, purchased
some carbolic acid and committed sui
eide The family stood high in this
city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-20
FEAR DEATH OF CARDINAL.
satoIli has Severe Relapse from Neph,
ritis.

Rome, Dec. 90 Cardinal satollio has
suffered severe relapse from nephritis.
Extreme weakness has been marked, and
he is often delirious The doctors fear
fatal issue.
The pope has several times sent his
own secretary to inquire concerning the
cardinals condition, and has bestowed
upon him the apostolic benediction.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-10

Behrend, Allen Bachrach. Milton stras-
burger. Joe Goldenberg. Joseph Dreyfus.
Dave Wolf. Tyler Nordlinger. James E.
Rosenthal, and Louis Hirsch.
Mrs. r HarIin Brown, OF Boston, is
visiting her parents. BfT. and Mrs. James
Il. DOny, OF II Massachusetts avenue
northeast
Mrs Campbell, wife Of Capt z h
Campbell. judge advocate general, L. $.
n, has gone 10 Oakland, Cal, 10 be
present at the marriage OF her sister,
Miss Georgia Strong, On January % Miss
Vera Campbell. sister Of Capt Campbell.
who spent the holidays with Capt. and
Mrs. Campbell. has returned TO her
studies at Wesleyan College
Mrs. ". 2. Boughton, OF the Mendoza,
who had been IN the Homeopathic Hos
pItsl for the past ten days. is rapidly
recovering. She will probably remain in
the hospital for several weeks, however.
Miss Matilda Bick. Of New York. is the
guest Of friends IN the city.
Mrs. Benjamin Held entertained at =
delightful afternoon on Thursday az her
home in 1 street The guests were Mrs.
Norman Luchs. Mrs. Nathan SOndbeimer.
Mrs. Louis Bush, Mrs. Otto WoeTner,
Mrs. Marx z. Kahn. Mrs Ben Wollbergr
Mrs William Michaelis, Mrs Samuel
Minister. Mrs. Dave Sanger, Mrs. Kron-
enberger, Miss Nettie Herzog, Of Gin
ciRnati: Mrs. Y. s. Meyer, Of New York;
Mrs Edward Kohner. Mrs Eugene
Schwab. and Miss Emily Block. Of New
York
Misses Pauline ard Gertrude Kronheim
Of 7 street, entertained a merry party
on Wednesday evening, and had as theiI
guests Miss Emily Block, Miss Rens
Sanger, Miss Helene Hofa, Miss Selma
Rosenthal. Miss Marguerite Kaufman
Mss sara Koenigsbers, Miss Florenee
AuEeustein. Miss Lillian Rothstein. and
Messrs- Phil Brown, Harold Strauss
Norman Fischer, Harold Lchenstein
Sidney Kaufman. Clarence Eiseman. Jot
Levy. julius Richards. and Meivine Az
Ee1stein