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The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-05
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The pushcart market Q, avenue often displays s'sll st reading. One seen last S'a ,bs cartful of cherries naas Y nouncement; "fhis A's Chorys. " New Ycrt r''''
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-05

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The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-05
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Epworth League Program.
 Sunday, February 9th. Subject-"How to Watch" Leader-Ellis Butcher. l. Song-"Let Jesus Come Into Your Heart"
 2. Scripture lesson, Mark xiii. 3s-a7.
 5. Reading references. 4. Reading notes.
 5 Song-"Take the Name of Jesus With You"
 6. Leaders Address.
 z. Do we really believe Christ is coming again, as we confess in the creed!-C. c. Calhoun. 8. How should this truth urge us to watchfulness?-Miss Lyda Marsh.
 g. What are our chief difficult ties in maintaining watchfulness? Martin Guthrie.
 10. What has proved most helpful to me in watching?
 All are urged to be present to take part. Be ready to answer No. 10.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-05
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
Outline Of New York InSur-
ance Investigation
THIS IN DESPITE OF RESULT
Hotchkiss Goes to Talk II over with the
Methods Of Tnnuenc-
ing Legislation to Be
Exposed.

Albany. March co. Every lead devel.
oped in the insurance investigation now
under way in New York City will be
followed ont BY William II. 1iotchkiss,
superintendent Of insurance, irrespective
Of who Is hit q what party Is Injured
By the disclosures This was made plain
yesterday by Air. Hotchkiss. who u IN
Albany on departmental business. The
superintendent called on Governor
Hughes, but both declined 10 discuss the
interview. Further revelations 81 a de-
eldedly interesting nature are promised
next week. Il IL understood that Mr..
hotehkiss has by no means exhausted
the documentary material which led up
to the investigation Mr.. Botchkiss said
This investigation is entitled, In the
matter Of an investigation Of the insur-
anee companies doing business In che
state Of New York IN the years 1900 to
1910 inclusive and particularly A. % ex.
penscs and disbursements Of both COM
panies.' The main object Of the inyes-
ligation q. however to demonstrate the
methods used and the amounts expended
hy such companies IN aceelerating or re.
tarding legislation. A. ] view IL, the
people have a right 20 know whether
their representatives represent them for
financial considerations. and where facts
exist indicating representation Of such
character the people should have such
facts, no matter who is hit Or what
party Is injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
,Billg. tie bow Artist. Coming.

The Boston journal says Of Billy, tht
Boy Artist which comes to the Barre
opera house soon.
Billy the Boy Artist as comical On
the stage IA h the connie cuts attract,
Ed large audience to the Grand opera
house last evening This misehievoUs boy
with his brush az Is we'll known. Is
the work Of I'd Payne. a local cartoon
at and has been the cause OF many q
laugh during the ten years that the
pictures have been running
The show Il two-act musical farce,
based on Billy's mischieyous. artistic
ability, and is a side-splitter from 90 to
finish Mr. Payne, who also wrote the
book and lyrics, was present, and after
much coaxing Oh the part of Miss Eth
el Mason. tie sonbrette. appeared On the
stage and made 3 short speech much to
the delight of his many friends pres
emit
It was very evident that much care
was taken ii picking the cast for the
different characters were we'll portrayed.
Francis Grace was Billy true 70 life,
and kept the crowd going with his am
ties and songs Theodore y Rennie and
Jack Clearly represented Professor o.
How Wise and Professor !. j. Sehmart,
respectively Ethel Mason certainly did
make sweet and captivating Pansy
Blossom and was we'll received, as were
also the rest 81 the company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Avery Strong Company Here the Last
Of Next Week.

Lovers Of good plays, properly pre-
senicd, az popular prices, should BE- n.
terested IL tie coming Of avery Strong
company. which opens q three night en-
gagement e The Barre opera h5nse.
commencing March 3lst Bearing in
mind the DID and true fmie that fthe
plays the t3inr the company offers
their patrons this season some OF the
best class Of plays obtainable for roper.
t0ire production As with The plays.
90 with the acting company. It IS high
grade ia every respect. and % make
the attraction complete, the manage
meut promises some extra good special
ties between acts No attraction play
ing at popular prices offers the theatre
going public more for the money than
does Avery Strong company Leading
the acting contingent is Miss Eva Scott
young actress AZ unusual talent and
charming personality Eddie poultor, a
rapid FIRE comedian supporting company,
which Is exceptionally strong The
plays 10 BE presented during the en-
gagement include "The Minister'S
Sweetheart BIZ }. A. Frazer. Hello
Bill, b thoroughly good American com
edy Molly Bawn" and" Lena Rivers
Tie company opens their engagement
here with q production Of sThe Minis
ter's Sweetheart The first night will
be ladies night, ladies' tickets being IS
sued to the limited number Of 200
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

ST. John The Baptist church Rev. w
J. M Beattie, rector; Holy communion
? a. M; evening prayer and special ser.
mon by Rey o. > Booth d. nj; holy
baptism lit the close Of the serycei all
who have children who are not Yet bap
tized viii please present them at this
service Sunday school and presentation
Of children's missionary boxes at ?
O'Clock
Baptist church, Rev A s. Buell. pas.
tor 1890 sermon. ~Ths Easter Mes.
sage of Joy III Bible school 3. Junior
.C. n. iesder Murdo McCloud: Gals,
Christian Endeavor leader John Calls
Il Easter service, short service Of songs
and reeiiations and The pastor viii read
The beautiful story Easter il Heaven
AT the morning service Che pastor n
reading a series N articles Flow II
Looks to the Man Outside These are
very practical and those who do not
hear them are missing a good thing.
Come and hear them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
RETURNING TO
OLD ALLEGIANCE
French Canadians Leaving New England
n Large Numbers--A Note
worthy Movement.

Boston March 26 "A considerable
movement Of French Canadians employ
ed ia New England industrial eenters
20 Canada during the next few months
j Indicated BY The reports of transpoF-
tation agencies and 81 dispatches from
Ottawa and Montreal
The Canadian government officials,
which have colombo Ion agents at work
among former Canadians in New Eng
land, state that The bulk Of the repa-
triati0M movement IS directed toward
ne new provinces ii the Northwest,
where free lands and other special in
lucements are offered 20 responsible set.
lers
As usual at this season, there viii a.
so be a moderate stream Of travel lead-
ING toward the country districts Of
Quebec province and New Brunswick
where some Of The French Canadians
WHO are employed ID the mills Of Fan
River. New Bedford. Lowell, Lawrence.
Manchester. Lewiston and other places
wn aaa cultivate farms
A dispatch from Montreal states that
nearly 600 families Mll leave New Eng.
l.na for the Northwest within 4 month
About 100 n these families are said To-
be employed in the cotton mills Of Lew
ston, Biddeiora and saeo Ne
For months agents have been going
through New England states interest
ing the French speaking people d the
Canadian Northwest An order ia eoun
cil has been passed az ottawa pfovid
ing that any immigrant, male Or G
male entering Canada including peM
sons going from tie United States BEL
tween March and October 30 must
have in his OF her possession at the
time Of arrival at least s2s IN cash
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
BETHEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Sanders Observe
zsth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Sanders Observe
75th Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAYTON Sanders Of Chris
tian hill celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary March II. The guests who
were present brought with them sub
stantial evidences 81 their regard for the
couple in the form Of silverware and $50
in money. Rev. J. Wesley Miller made
the presentation speech. 70 which Mr..
Sanders responded. About 90 guests
were present, among whom were Mrs. j.
A. Berry Of STAFFORD and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Paige Of Randolph
Miss Gertrude Putnam 4 in New York
With the family Of Robert Coy.
A son, Richard Frederick. was born
March Is 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marsh
A daughter, Irna Jacqueline was born
March II To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wick
ers
Mrs Eugene ". Rogers Of Montpelier
is visiting this week her son, John W.
Rogers.
f. A. Fisher was IN town this week,
and Il Il understood that he expects 70
rebuild the tannery tie present season
NNAFNN ANItAAt4 htA AANttt utAtftN
last week and took possession Of the
Charles Waldo farm on RoyaltoH bill.
Rev. 4. r. FELTON, has sold q portion
Of bis firm to ~. j rolan, who will
carry 1t On ia connection with his home
farm.
Mrs. Fred Howe. who has been visiting
her sister.in-lsw. Mrs. W. I. King. has
gone 70 Join her husband at s lumber
camp n New Hampshire
f. G. Cowdrey has leased bis place 70
Charles Burgess and win co 10 Williams
town for six months. sitter which lie ex-
poets to settle ID Montpelier
afr. and Mrs. ". B. @. sticlney started
few days ago on a western trip 10
Chicago and down the Mississippi river
valley and viii Be gone about five week
+. r. Davidson. 4 former principal ~
the Whitcomh high school. Who i now
superintendent Of schools at Turner's
Fails, Mass, has been visiting friends
in town this week
The death 81 Mrs. Eastman occurred
Thursday night after d long illness from
some malignant trouble az the stomach.
Deceased Is survived By her husband and
one daughter, about Is years Of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
Counsel for CLAWS Asks Per-
mission TO Call
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
Lawyer protests--The Committee ID to
Decide the Question
on Later
Date.

Washington, March 90 Attorney
Louis Brandeis, representing CLAWS and
others, sprung a decided surprise on tas
IBalllnger pinehot investigating commit
Gee yesterday. hy declaring that h
wished Is eal Secretary Ballingor al
one 81 his witnesses.
Mr. NertWes counsel for the seere.
tnry, was an his feet ia an Instant
mir Balhnger' be said. Els the person
most interested Ia this inquiry. we
ought % b allowed tie discretion a. ia
Indicating when DE should appear
Mr. Brandeis said De desired to prove
BY ballneef certain letters that could
be proved best By oim Mr. Ballineer
has already contemplated appearing
more than once before this committee.
continued Mr. Brandeis Hls letters Ia
the committee show that he Is ready IL
come 81 any time
when this inquiry frst began. Mr.
Ballingef sent letter here IN which he
expressed the desire TO leave the COM
mittee untmmmeled He did not even
desire % have counsel lest Il should
hamper the committee IN IT, search for
the facts. II Is perfectly clear that we
should not be brought e. q stop IN our
inquiry without being able TO lay before
the committee those facts which Mr..
Ballngef alone Is aware Of and can best
eniighten the committee
Representative Madison asked Mf.
Brandeis il he regarded him as a Wit
ness to material facts. and the attor.
ney declared be did,
And you intend to examine him on
an points that YOU consider materially
Inquired Representative aicCal.
Eyes, sir
Mr. hrandeis was then directed to
proceed with bis other witnesses. the
ballinger matter being deferred for the
time being Stephen .. Birch. manae.
ing director of the Morgan. Guegenheim
syndicate IN Alaska. then was sworn.
Sir Brandeis read into the record copv
Of the memorandum agreement. entered
into July %, 1907, by Clarence Cunning
ham, Miles G Moore. 4. 3. Campbell
and The other Cunningham claimants.
AZ vendors % Daniel GuGgeubeim. a.
ycndoe, stating terms under which the
claimants would convey . half interest
Ia their coal lands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
SOUTH RoYALToN.

Mrs. George Brown is on the sick list
Miss Helen Burbank Of Barre Is in
town.
Mrs. Frank Bryant has returned from
Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Blanche Riddle Il visiting at @.
n. stouQhton's.
Lester Ashley i spending bis vacation
with his parents.
Mrs. Ella Wiley Of Sharon visited Mrs.
r. F. Watkins one day last week.
II. II. Kibbee returned 70 his school
duties in Bennington the first Of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith Of Green
wieh. Conn, have been visiting her ia
Their, ". 3. soper
Several from here attended the golden
wedding 81 Mr. and Mrs. q. Fl. Waldo
Of Bethel last Tuesday
James Pitken and Nina Bedoir, both o.
this place. were married last Monday
By Rev J w Miller Of Bethel
The ladies' aid gave an Easter sale
and supper At the Congregational church
Wednesday evening which was well at
tended.
Walter Webster and family returned
last Wednesday from California. where
they went for the winter and report
very pleasant trip.
Mrs. 81 N. Stoughton received the sad
news 81 the death of her son, r. Clifton
Flanders Of Ogden Utah, and It is ex
pected the body VIII b brought here for
burial
Chas. Sargent, who has been in poor
health al winter is reported AZ gaining
and lis brother and sister from Boston
are visiting him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
DIRTY KIDNEYS ARE
CAUSE OF BACKACHE
A Few Doses Clean and Regulate the
Kidneys Ending Lame Back and
Bladder Misery.

n you take several doses 81 pape'.
Diureiic all baekaehe and distress from
out of-order Kidneys Of bladder trouble
win vanish. and YOU viii feel fine
Lame back painful stitches. rheuma-
tism, nervous headache, dizziness irrita.
biiiy sleerlessness. niiamed ~ swollen
oyelids. WORKOUT. sick feeling and other
symptoms Of sluggish, inactive kidneys
disappear
Uncomfortable. smarting. frequent uri.
nation especially at night and all blad
der misery ends
This unusual preparation goes at once
GO thc disodered kidneys, bladder and
urinary system and distributes SIS heal.
ing cleansing and vitalizing influence d.
rectiy upon The organs and glands az.
fectsd. and completes the cure before you
realize it
The moment You suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder Or feel rheumatism
pains, begin taking this harmless mcdi.
cine, with the knowledge that there Is
no other remedy al any price. made any
where IN the world which will effect So
thorough and prompt a egGe a. a fifty.
cent treatment Of pape's Diurctic, which
any druggist can supply.
Your physician, pharmacist. banker or
any mercantile agency viii tell you that
Pape, Thompson pape Of Cincinnati T.
large and responsible medicine concern.
thoroughly worthy Of Your confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Papes Diuretic and a few days
treatment means clean. active, healthy
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs
and no baekache.
Accept only Papc's Dinretic -hfty-cent
treatment any drug store anywhere Ia
the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
PRESIDENT TALL WILL SEE
YALE PLAY CORNELL
College Contest at Washington WIN B,
First Baseball Game Of Season for
Taft, Who WIN Have Box
with His Boy.

Washington. March 26 President vii.
liam y. Taft. who has never hesitated
20 show his fondness for baseball. viii
see bis FIRST game Of the season here
next Monday afternoon. when Yale and
Cornell meet pa the American league
grounds
President Taft, while attending the
Yale corporation meeting at New Haven
this week. announced Bis intention Of
attending, If possible, and when Young
Charlie Taft returned Thursday from
Yale for The Easter holidays arrange
meuts were completed.
Manager J. Ford johnson Of the Yale
team, al the request Of young Taft sew.
erai days ago reserved box az the
grounds for the use Of the president and
his party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
MORE SENSATIONS COMING.
Hotchlss Has Only Scratched the Sur
face.

Hotchkiss Has Only Scratched the Sur
face.
New York. March "a Fire insurance
legislation al Albany formed The subject
matter OF further quiet inquiry yesterday
b. State Superintendent Of Insurance
Holchkiss. who viii at the continuance
II the insurance hearings next Monday
spread additional evidence on the record
Of how bills were smothered and desired
legislation put through the legislature.
y am only scratching the surface said
Superintendent Hotchkiss. IN speaking
81 the letters Of g. p. Sheldon, president
of the pheni1 Fire Insurance company
to William II. Buckley his legislative
lawyer in 1908 There are stih other
letters and more interesting than have
already been read Supreme Court JUS
tIce Edward Mccall will probably be
subpoenaed to tell what be knows 81
the check for $4,000 made ont 70 Mr..
Buckley and signed By Mr sheldon. On
the back 0f TIE check appeared the name
Of Edward Mccall. who said yesterday
that in time al these things would b.
explained
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
countertslter conies.ss.

Boston. March 81 Michael Kuranow.
SKI, the Brooklyn eounrerfeiter, made
clean breast Of his work As q manu-
facturer and dispenser of spurious halt
dollars when arraiQned before United
States Commissioner Hayes yesterday,
lie claimed that he did it for fun and
completely exonerated his brother John,
who Was also arrested. John was dis
charged. while Michael was held In sl.-
500 ion the United States district court,
il june
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
COOK APPEALS COZ Arp7



New Orleans. March 2a A letter re-.
eeiycd here from Colon deelares that b.
Frederick = Cook IS "a HE way to New
Orleans from Panama South America
with New York a. bis objective. Full
details 81 "a Cooks plans are not given.
From au apparently reliable source, how
ever It was learned that Dr. Cook viii
travel Under an assumed name. The Tets
ter, dated several DAYS ago, states that
at The time 81 writing The explorer was
preparing t. leave Colon Of two boats
which leff Colon az about the time the
letter was written, one will arrive to-day
and the other e due on Monday. The
letter Is said TO be from Dr. Cooks wife
and to contain an appeal for aid 10
former friend Of the BROOKLYN man. Ae.
cording 10 reports. Dr. Cooks gains from
his New York lectures have been spent
and he ana his wife are now practically
penniess. Since his exposure Dr.. Cook.
according 10 this letter. has been in
condition bordering on nervous prostfa
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
FEDERATIoN oE LABoR aRows.
Secretary's Report Shows Increase ii
Membership Of 5000

AecretafY's Report Shows Increase IN
Membership Of 5000.
Washington. March % The report
of Secretary Morrison Of the American
Federation Of Labor. fol- the five months
ending Maren which was submitted
TO the executive council az that body
Thursday. indicated an increase Of six
thousand ID membership over the same
period hast year There was balance
on hand March ], Of sl54.B03 Expendi.
tures were increased by litigation iii
der the Sherman antitrust law and
injunction and contempt proceedings
The federation issued l02 charters to
newly formed local unions directly at
Gliated Affiliated international unions
reported the issuance of AGO charters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
BEEF TRUST mEN ALARMED.
Packers Find That If Convicted They
VIII Be Liable to Prison Sentences

VIII Be Liable to Prison Sentences.
Chicago, March q. There Il couster-
nation among the big packers over the
discovery chat they are liable to pris-
pa sentences if the government wins
the dissolution suit against the Nation
II Packing company The Bib ia equity
filed Monday il the United States cir-
cult court based on evidence heard by
Che grand jury charges fragrant viola-
lions of the Grosseup injunction Il The
allegations il Is are proved in court
and The men who signed it, Attorney
General Wckersham and District At
torney Sims, and file man who swore
to It, Assistant District Attorney vii.
keFsoa. are confident that they can be
proved. citations for contempt for viola
ton Of Tho iniunctions issued Ii 1908
will Be ii order There Is no precedent
for sentencing men to iail for viola
ton Of the Sherman anti-trust law BIZ
direct criminal proceedings, but the ease
Of Gompers and Miehtell has set prec-
edent for the sentencing Of men to jail
for THE violation Of IN injunction based
Oh the antitrust law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
Weston Feeling Fine.

Standish. Mo, March 6sI am feels
ing fine and / am stu ten days ahead
of my schedule, said Edward Paysnn
Weston. when he arrived here az $50
yesterday morning He had walked
fourteen miles since leaving Norbone
Mo-. at 4:25 q. NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
sHERwoop uNpER slO.ooo BoNp.
Note Broker, Who Was Arrested in Bos-
ton, Before Court in New York.

New York. March 26. john +. sher-
wood, The broker who was arrested in
Boston, concerning the sale Of Ohio Cop
per and Davis-Daly steel hypotheented
with the Windsor Trust company for
loan Of $4,000 was held ia $4,000 bail
Thursday for examination On Tues
H4W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
80. shorter Do.

Ncnia. on March 20 PROT J ri.
Shorter 81 Wherefore university one
81 The most prominent negfe educators
81 the country, died yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
ANoTHER BoMH IN cHIcAeo.
This Time It Wrecks a Gymnasium and
IS Due to Labor Troubles.

Chicago March 20 Bomb throwers
again became active il Chicago Thurs
day night They threw . shell loaded
with dynamite into a gymnasium under
construction in the rear Of q saloon
on the West Side. The explosion
wrecked the gymnasium No one was
injured The police assert the bomb
throwing was due % labor troubles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
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