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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
MARKErlNe THE LAMBS.
Early Youngsters Bring Best Prices IN
June and July

june dA1 ! N.Y.
Many farmers who are beginning ia
tile sheep business have lambs coming IN
March and April, and Il IS well 70 con
slider just how 20 handle these lambs IN
order to make the greafest profit SAWS
tbe Indiana Farmer The eve lambs will
for the most part be kept ever for breed.
ing purposes The mether lambs viii all
be aid within II months. The problem
II whether W push these forward and sell
them On the early market. say June. dulA
81 August Or 10 keep them through till
Christmas. January or February. and sell
them for about the same number Of dol-
lars ner head that can Be secured in mid
summer. Which Of these methods should
he adopted will depend 81 the POSSIBLE
itv al selling them in carload lots. or
to seli them 10 meH who make up carload
lots.
Ii q community where there arc a
great many sheep breeders and where
il is possible fof shippers e buy carloads
OF lambs as they do Of hogs, the best
way i 10 have tie lambs cat oats and
corn a. early AZ possible, give them free
access To Il AZ All times ii clean trouahs,
allow them Che milk II their dams, and
sen them at 70 I'd 30 pounds before wean-
ing When one Is - largely engaged in
the sheep business that he can handle 3
carload Of wethers at a time this IS
certainly che way to make quick and
easy money My experience has been
that tn having the lambs come in March
and April and pushing them forward IN
this way could get AZ many dollars for
them IN July and August as could III
January and February IN the mean
time. they have consumed far less grain.
the risk Of disease has been reduced 70
the minimum and money is quickly
turned.
Where. however, one must depend on
the local butcher for his market tot
lambs It II quite AZ we'll to finish them
Of 1T about 100 pounds at nine. 10 or III
months. II anyone win compare the
weights and prices Of lambs on the city
market. say Chicago in July and August,
with weights and prices in January and
February. he will find that the lamb sells
for about as many dollars in the first
mentioned months as Ia the last. One
Of the main advantages fiji selling early
is that the risks from disease. especially
the stomach worm are reduced to the
minimum Lambs fed generously from
the first are seldom injured BY these
worms. even when kept on infected pas
lures. but when kept on infected pas
tnres and given only the milk of their
dams. they are very likely IA suecumb
70 the disease along IN August and Sep
tember
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27

republics, intmspersed with names Of
their heroes Of war and peace
Another notable feature Of the build
ing ii the handsome assembly room,
known as the Hall Of the Republics
when IS regarded as the first large
room Of It's Kind 10 Washington, suited,
by its elegance and dignity, for inter
national conferences. diplomatic func-
tions and receptions to distinguished
foreigners II also has noble hall Of
fame ii which win be placed the stat.
mes and busts 81 the great generals
statesmen and scholars Of American his-
tory and in which will hang the silken
hags Of each nation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
RAILROAD BILL HTS OBSTACLE.
Opposition in House May Kill Court Of
Commerce Provision.

Washington April ~ Opposition to
the administration railroad bill came to
q head ii tie House yesterday, when it
was called UP for consideration and
amendment under the iiYe,miputes rule
and the preliminary skirmishes indicated
very plainly that number OF insureent
Republicans win join with the Democrats
in opposing the measure particularly
that feature which applies 70 the crea-
tion Of a court Of commerce.
Champ Clark minority leader, criti-
eised the bill generally, declaring that
Il was imperfect and far from effective.
lie declared that the paragraph creating
a court of commerce was a revolving
affair" which should not receive favor
able consideration at the hands OF the
Congress-
The real fight Of the day win come on
the vote On the motion made by Repre-
sentative Hubbard of Iowa. all insalrgent
Republican, to strike out the court Of
commerce paragraph. Representative
Mann Of Illinois and several other Or
ganizatian men defended the paragraph
which, they declared, was particularly
desired By the administration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
There's No Risk
If This Medicine Does Not Benefit, Yot
Pay Nothing.

A physician who made speciality Of
stomach troubles, particularly dyspepsia
after years Of study perfected the forma
Ia from which Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
are made
Our experience with Reyall Dyspepsia
Tablets leads d. to believe them to be-
the greatest remedy known fof the Keller
Of acute Indigestion and chronic dyspep-
sia Their ingredients are soothing and
healing to the inaamed membranes ST the
stomach They are rich in pepsip. one of
the greatest digestive aids known to
medicine The relief they afford is al-
most Immediate Their use with per
sistency and regularity for a short time
brings about cessation Of the pains
caused by stomach disorders.
Bexall Dyspepsia Tablets win insure
healthy appetite, aid digestion and pro-
mote nutrition. AS evidence Of our sim
cere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
we ask You 10 tr3 them at our risk ii
they do not give Won entire satisfaction
we will return sou the money sou paid
rs for them. without question or formal.
ity. They come IN three sizes. prices
25c. Soc and sl.o0. Remember. vou can
obtain them only a our store The Rex
al Store. The Red Cross Pharmacy Burt
jill Wells. proprietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Butter win Probably Be Lower--Eggs
Remain About the Same.


Remain About the Same.
Boston April "a The local butter
market has become rather unsettled as
3 result 81 the weakness in other mar
kets No change IS noted IN quotations.
as dealers have only a little butter, and
was bought AZ last weeks prices, but it
a likely that lower prices will be named
on to.day's arrivals which were bought
on newer and lower basis. Trading
was very light Yesterday. There Is no
change to speak Of ID cheese or eggs.
Eggs are still plentiful and easy Old
cheese Is well used Up and new goods
have not yet begun to arrive freely
dohbiug quotations.
Better Fancy and northern creamery.
tubs s3m34c. boxes and prints 34@35e
western ash tubs 326 $40. fancy storage
creamery 32a 83e. fair to good creamery
29Galr dairy 2sG zoe
Cheese New York fancy isM@ l9c,
Vermont i7@lsc. new fail cream stock
fancy l60l7c. ordinary l4@l5c. Young
America old ls@lsiae new lTNl7Aac,
sage l5i&NIsc.
Eggs Fancy hennery 2s@ 20e choice
eastern gao 5c fresh western 23iA q 24e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
ARE you IN LOVE?

# SO, do you find the one you have
bestowed You affections and trust npon
acting COOL and INDIFFERENT7 Has
rival q obstacle Of any kind crept be-
tween You and your future hope, or has
the demon ram assailed the Quietnde of
your happy home If 50, come 40 once
70 the gifted man and find help He
viii guarantee to tell you the names Of
your rivals; also viii tell YOU how to
win your hearts desire quickly and over
come your rivals or obstacles existing
between you and your future happiness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
cHEcKINe oRAL BooKMAKINe.
Bin Prohibiting Publication Of Betting
Odds Advanced IN New York Senate.

Albany, N ". April n Without OPP
position d debate, tie three AEnew
Perkins bills designed u prohibit oral
boolsmakinp. and the Agnew btu prohib-
iting the publication Of betting odds,
we've advanced 70 the order 81 final pass
age ID the Senate Yesterday
The resolution calling for 4 thorough
Investigation 81 corrupt practices has
practically been adopted The bin plae-
Ing Telephone and telegraph companies
under the Jurisdiction of the public sery
Ice commission Is about ready for legis-
latiye approval
The autinral bookmaking bills have
passed the assembly, as has ihe btu en-
mrsing the powers Of the public service
commission TIE assembly has voted
agsinst The federal income tax plan az
recommended ~ TIE governor,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
NORWICH LOST TO
MAINE UNIVERSITY
Game Full Of Hard Hitting and Loose
Fielding Played at Mortified.
Score 3 to a.

Northfeld. April 81 Norwich univer.
sity was defeated yesterday afternoon BY
the university OF Maine Q to 4, IN a
game tul Of hard hitting and errors
Both Parkman and Richards were hri
freely, and Norwich played poor game
ia Che field Reds batting and base
running and Gordous batting were The
features Of the home teams game, while
Pond % Maine distinguished himself
with a home run. n. Scales, Maine
right inhelder sprainod an ankle and had
to be carried from the Geld ON stretch.
en- The scorer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
eENERAL HENRY ZOE suRvEYoR.
Name Of New Customs Officer to New
York Going to the Senate.

Washington, April 2T General Mel
son II. Henry Of New York was sum-
monsd to the White House yesterday
morning and after an interview with
the president it was said that the Office
Of surveyor Of the port Of New York
would be rendered to General Henry
late yesterday General Henry said
that he would accept AT noon IL was
officially announced at the White House
that General Henry's nomination would
be sent 10 the Senate this afternoon.
Final decision in favor of General Henry
is said to bave been based on a letter
fsas.s etaaar,aar HnahA- - Nasp ynric.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
COLEMAN IN NEW YORK.
Drove with Father About Tenderioin
Showing Various Resorts.


New York. April q. Speculation was
aroused yesterday a TO she purpose Of
visit paid this city by George VI. Cole
man, the hank clerk. who claims to have
lost something like $4,000 belonging Ia
the National City bank Of Cambridge.
Mass.
Young Coleman returned Ia Boston
yesterday with Its father, Walter g.
Coleman, who accompanied him here on
Monday night They arrived at late
hour and Immediately took a taxieab and
began drive about the streets il The
tenderloin. The two kept to The cab
throughout their trip, and il was Inferred
that the son was pointing ont to the
father the houses in which he declares lie
was flceced by an organized gang of
gamblers
The older Coleman made copious notes
as to the various places which were
pointed out to him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
BURROWS FOR ANOTHER TERM.
Michigan Senator Candidate, but Is or
posed BY Townsend.

Washington April ~ AS result Of
q conference here between Michigan Re.
publican political leaders It IS announced
That Senator Burrows win remain ID TIE
senatorial race. Al the September primal
ries burrows and Representative Town.
end both win be candidates and will
agree to abide by The result Of the
primaries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
M LOW FEE Fnn
THU Of THU
w FIFTY CENTS w

PROT. Emmenon's ancestors were all
powerful and reliable mediums. and the
old family name Al Emmersan Il IS we'll
known aud held AZ sacred u believe III
spirit power as tho name IF Shakespeare
is ID the realms Of iiteratafel Therefore,
this wonderful, wonderful man has re-.
ceived the rich and golden inheritance
and combined knowledge which has been
handed down from father 70 son for gen.
erntions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
BY POPULAR VOTE.
Massachusetts House Wants United
States Senators So Elected

Boston, April FL After many years
81 agitation the advocates Of the election
of United States senators by popular
vote secured victory in the House
yesterday. when the resolve was glbsti-
tuted for an adverse committee report
IS 4 vote Of 100 to IS.
The debate on the resolve occupied
about two hours and the measure had
tie backing of the entire Democratic vote
aud about quarter Of the Republican
members.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
woRTH sLao.oo0. N sQUALoR.
Woman Collects Tomato cans--Mothei
and Brother in Want.

New York. April 2I-According to an
affidavit filed with the county clerk
here. Miss Henrietta Chapell an elder
ly spinster worth $4,000. has mauia
FOR collecting old tomato cans, old bot
Ties, stale bread, decayed vegetables and
other refuse and persists in living in
squalor impossible to describe, although
her mother. who IS %. and her brother,
who Is y. need comforts not afforded
by their miserable Harlem shanty.
The affidavit Is filed hy niece, who,
in applying for commission Of the
person and property 81 Miss Chapel,
alleges that she Il predetermined and
has been induced to give away large
sums of money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
i4TH WOOD ALCOHOL CASE.
Death Of Micahel Riley Of Mantle, R. l.,
Under Investigation.

Westerly, R. i. April "a. Following
the autopsy upon the body Of Michael
Riley Of Mantle, held yesterday BY Med
zeal Examiner II. Z. Rouse the stomach
and brain were sent TO Prof. Whitney Of
the Harvard medical school for analysis.
DR.. Rouse said he was unable TO tell the
exact cause Of death. Riley died Mon
day. The night before he had drunk
some whiskey, and it Is suspected that it
contained wood alcohol.
His was the l4th death within a short
time ia this vicinity IN which the wood
alcohol has been suspected Of having had
part Yesterdays autopsy showed that
the organs Of the dead man were in >
healthy condition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27

summary; Home rum Pond two. base
hits. Reid. Phillips stolen bases. Reid
n Murray. Richards, Pond struck out.
by Parkman Q, by Richards 2 bass on
balls. Oh Richards, double play, Reid
unassisted; hit hy pitched ball, by Park.
man; umpresi Smith and Kail time.
h. a0m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
WOULD DATE STORAGE MEAT.
Senator Hepburn Suggests Such Amend.
ment to the Lodge Bill

Washington, April 27.-senator Hey
burn. chairman OF the Senate committee
On manufactures. which Is conducting
hearings On the Lodge bin to regulate
cold storage, yesterday suggested that
the bill be amended 50 Al 10 require
q stored meats % be stamped with
Die date the animal was killed. The date
stored and tie date removed from ster-
age.
Ihe suggestion was opposed BY John
If Morell i pork packer "a 9tnmwa.
1t. John n Mnnee, Richmond. VA, and
r. s Sinclair Cedar Rapids Ia. who
were the witnesses yesterday. They said
the Placing Of these dates on meats would
result IN confusion, in that the public did
noi understand that cured meats were
imnroved BY Atoraae.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
arr YOU In TRouBLE2

% YOU find, with an your natural
gifts and talents, tlat you are baiiled,
discouraged and unsuccessful If So,
come and be advised, find ont The cause
Of your bad luck and how you can
change your bad conditions 20 those Of
success. 10y and happiness. Thousands
live to-day To bless and gave credit Of
their success and happiness 70 this won
derfuI man. He has helped others, why
moi Naifq
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
ONLY THREE GAMES
Played in Big Leagues Yesterday, Be.
cause Of BAD Weather.

Only one game IN the American league
and two in the National league wer,
played yesterday. on account Of hae
weather thus adding to the double-head-
ers to be played later
Yesterdays National League Scores
at New York, New York 9, Brooklyn
Is.
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia S, Boston
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
in LOCAL
MARKETS
------~
Dressed Pork Reported to be
Easier
------s
WITH But SLIGHT CHANGE
Eggs Are in Good Demand at Present
and No Demand for Potatoes
at IS Cents Per
Bushel.
WITH But SLIGHT CHANGE
Rarre u. April n. I0l0.

Barre Vt. April p, 1910
Dressed pork easier, with only slight
change in price Eggs in, good demand
Wholesale quotations.
Dressed pork Hole.
Veals l0ml0iac
iearling LANDSLIDE
Fowls zoe.
Fresh eggs 20c.
Butter-C Creamery 3l@32c, dairy 28@
20e
Potatoes No demand, 25c bushel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
American League Standing

Yesterdays College Scores.
at Hanover. Dartmouth S. Bowdoin /
at Mortified, Maine o, Norwich 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
He NEVER FAILS

to cause speedy and happy marriage
with the one oi your choice; reInites the
separated locates absent friends or burr
led treasures, gives You luck to win your
biggest wish. overeomes bad hck and
sorrow Of all kinds. and it never takes
him bat q short time. IN fact. he guar
antees everything he claims and you
pay nothing until you have received val
ne ia fail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
FAYoRs suNpAY BAsEnAEL.
New York Assembly Passes Bill Al
lowing It.

Albany, N. Y. April q. The NieCsrath
bin. legaliziug Sunday baseball by
amateurs between $3.50 and $3.50 p. m,
squeezed through the assembly yes.
terday, receiving III votes with 67 Ia
the negative Cheering greeted the an
nonncement Of the result Assembly.
man Perkins Of Bro0mc lea the oppo-
sition, declaring that 10 was an artfnlly
designed entering wedge 70 destroy The
sanctity Of the American Sabbath.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27

Reports Prices About the Same-P Poultry
supply Took a Jump.

st. Johnshury. Apr 27-The receipts
at Ricker's market last week weres
Poultry 1000 pounds, l0@l4c.
Lambs l0 3MiT
iiogs MS. SNs1ac.
Cattle 40 Gate.
Calves 300. 3M6iae
Mich cows 81 a $50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27
national League standing

Yesterdays American League Scores.
At Washington Washington 2, New
York Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-27

All Business sacred and CONFIDENTIAL.
Regular Fee, for Fun Reading, ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
=. ROOSEVELT JR. TO
MARRY EASTERN GIRL
Engaged to Daughter of Paris
Em5aSsy'S Counsel

NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.-Mrs. Henry
Addison Alexander New York an
nouneed tonight the engagement of her
daughter, Eleanor Butler Alexander. to
Theodore Roosevelt Jr., son of Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt.
Miss Alexander is q years old. Her
father. Henry Addison Alexander. was
formerly prominent New York lawyer,
but now lives in Paris, where for sew
eral years he has been counsel for the
American embassy.
Since he was graduated from Hart
ford young Roosevelt has been learning
carpet weaving at the works of the
Hartford carpet company at Thompson
Vile Conn. At present he is at work
in the aXminster department.
In the late Governor Lilley's terms of
office Roosevelt was a member of the
Connecticut governors staff with the
rank OF major. but resigned when Gov
ernor Weeks took office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
IRISH PARTY TO I'D
ASQUITH GOVERNMENT
Redmond Says That Support Is
Based on ,edges

DUBLIN, Feb. 1O.-John F. Redmond,
who today was reelected president of
the national directory of the United
Irish league, made an important an
nouncement Of his policy at a banquet
given in his honor tonight.
He said that the league was ceIe-
brating the successful campaign for
home rule in ireland and Great Britain.
Ireland has now a party of ~ members,
more united and more powerful than
any Irish party in the past
Redmond said he believed that Pre-
mier Asquith was man Of his word.
For the government to pass the budget
and postpone the lords veto question
was 2 policy that ireland could not
and would not approve. but if Asquith
stod TO his pledges he would have the
support of the Irish party.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
CAROlANS CAPTURE
GUEST OF HOBARTS
Miss Eleanor Sears Arrival at
BurIingame Raises Ques=
tion, Will Feud Cease?

Burlingame and San Mateo. to say
social Hmelight of this city, will doubt
less hail with delight the news that
Miss Eleanor Sears, or "Eleao" as she
is better known by her intimates, has
returned to California and for the next
few months will be the guest OF AR,
and Mrs. Francis Carolan at the
Crossways and al Del Monte.
Miss Sears arrived, unheralded.> from
the cast yesterday with her maid and
her lugga ge and was met at the Bur-
Iingame depot by the Carolan equipage.
Before the cloud of dust in which she
whirIed away had completely subsidized,
the gossip had begun to spread around
the town, mingled with amused con-
lecture.
1t was recalled that on the occasion
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ho-
bart. between whom and the Francis
Carolans existed feud. deadly and
deep. While she was with the Hobarts
the little episode occurred in which
Hobart covered himself with tinsel
glory by pulling Carolans ears at a
polo game and throwing down the
gauntlet for mere bowling acquaint-
ance in place of the intimacy that for
merly existed
Now Miss Eleanor Sears, the Hobarts
much feted guest is again on the coast
but the guest of the house of Carolan
and the curious wonder what will be
the outcome. Will Walter humble his
lofty pride and call on his last years
guest? Will the Carolan menage in
clude him at one of their banquetsa
Or will they drift into the common
place of a merely formal nod as they
pass bye
These are few of the questions that
are agitating the social aspirants down
the peninsula. However. as Miss Sears
has mind and a will of her own, het
arrival may restore peace to the ranks
and if the feud has not cooled down
she may be the means of extending the
I'nlive branch.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
METAGALPA TAKEN
BY NICARAGUANS
Rcyoluti> -ic 4lso Boldly Cap
ture Steamer at Managua
and Escape With 1t

MANAGUA. Nicaragua. Feb. 10,-The
devolutionists. 1000 strong. under Cen
erals Chamorro and Masis. captured
Matagalpa this morning
On receipt of the news that .Mata-
galpa has been taken by Chamorro,
authorities here declared thatthe city
was undefended, government troops
having evacuated it,
1t is rumored. however, that the ir-
surgents defeated General Porto Car
zero. who was in command of 500 men
near Muymuy and that they continued
on TO Matagalpa without opposition
There they requisitioned all govern
ment men and supplies. as when Boaco
was taken.
MatagaIpa is the capital of Mata-
galpa department, about 127 miles
south of Jinotega. 1t has a popula-
tion of 5000. MatagaIpa is so miles
in direct line from Managua.
The steamer Managua was captured
at her wharf today by group of 80
young men of the conservative party.
headed by Alexander Soloizano. a reIa-
tive of Fernando SolIzano, leader of
this party at Aanagua, who is politi-
cal prisoner.
The capture of the steamer was ef-
fected after an exchange of about 80
shots. The conspira tors. some of whom
were disguised in women's garments.
boarded the steamer and it is reported
that three of them were killed. The
crew was overpowered in less than five
minutes. but the whistle of the vessel
spread the alarm.
Fifty cavalry men clattered through
the streets to the wharf but arrived
only to see the Managua disappearing
The city Immediately was filled with
troops, and the police arrested so men,
among whom were the telegraph and
telephone operators who failed to give
the alarm.
The American consul. Jose Olivarez
was stopped by the police from making
his way through one OF the streets
but he insisted on his rights. and was
permitted to proceed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
STEEL WORKS PLANNED
FOR VANCOUVER ISL..ND
Canadian Northern Backed bv
j. p. Morgan in Scheme

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 1O-Backed
up by J. P. Morgan and associates in
New York, the Canadian Northern rail-
way, represented by Mackenzie G. Mann,
it was announced today, has obtained
possession of the great coal mines and
coal bedding areas of the Dunsmuir in
terests on Vancouver island for SILL
100000.
Part Of the project is the erection of
steel and iron works on the island
Five and half million dollars is to
be spent in further developing the
mines