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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
MADE DEEP IMPRESSION
When Roosevelt Spoke on International
Peace.

cbristiania, Norway. May 6.-Not-
witastanding an occasional giving way
oi bis voice Theodore Roosevelt made
"a deep-cut impression On the audience,
which gathered yesterday in the Ma
tional theatre TO hear the x-president's
address on sInternational Peace he-
fore The Nobel prize committee. II was
described BY the members Of the COM
mittee as the most notable assembly
since the Nobel prize was founded
King Haakon and Queen Maud ana an
the members of the government and
tie entire parliamentary body were
present
The stage was hordered with how-
ers and only the stars and stripes were
yisible-this as a special compliment
The audience stood when the king and
queen and Mrs Roosevelt took their
seats IN the royal box. They arose
again when SIR Roosevelt entered Mr.
Roosevelt read his speech but from time
70 time departed from the form. to
repeat ii the same words or IN some
What different words the idea he bad
just expressed
Before taking up the subject Of his
official address, Mr. Roosevelt spoke Of
the late Biornsternc Biornson.
i wish to pronounce a tribute" he
said "te the great Norwegian who has
just died.
The whole house arose and stood
with howed heads for a moment and
Mr. Roosevelt continued
Whose death leaves gap in the
literature Of the whole world
He alluded to Biorusan as man who
bad always stood for the right "a be
conceived the right to be- Al Nf Roose-
Welt proceeded with his address tin Nor
wegjans commented to one another up-
on the resemblance between the ex-
president and Biornson, to the same
style Of public speaking, to the same
iavorite gesture with the clenched hand
The address was broken by abundant
applause IN which the king joined At
its conclusion the queen stood and Joined
the audience IN giving nine short cheers
for Roosevelt The colonel proposed
three cheers for Norway and led the
cheering but the house broke away and
raye nine following tho Norwegian cus
tom. The audience then sang the Nor
wegian national anthem and dispersed
the king and queen received Mr.
Roosevelt u The reception rean aatside
The royal box and congratulated him
wafmly.
This was a holiday in Christiania
and Mr Roosevelt remarked that he
had not seen sach immense crowds any.
where else 10 Europe on this trip
The ex-president yesterday gave Scul-
pt0r Vigland a 45minate sitting for
statue, which his admirers III North
Ds kota intend To erect.
The municipality Of Cnristiania last
night gave a dinner b honor Of the ex-
president and Mrs Roosevelt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
NEWS IN WASHINGTON.


~Ats4ANA NAHUM
Washington. D. G., May 6-Centrsl
American diplomats were thrown into
CONSERVATION last night over the news Of
the destruction of Cartago AT the Costa
Rican legation here, Minister CalF0 re-
leiVed word that the city practically
had been destroyed. 500 persons were
dead. and many hundred were injured a.
a result Of The disturbance.
Further the minister Was informed by
tbs department f9T faE en affairs the
shocks have now ceased and tho damage
and loss Of life is confined to Caftaga
John Barrett director of the intgrna-
tional bureau Of American republics WAS
shocked to learn Of the disaster Wam
informed that the palacs Of justice haa
been destroyed he said that Mr.. Car
1egie, on bis recent visit to this city
for the dedication Of Tile beautiful marble
home Of the bureau 81 American repob,
lies, had inquired eagerly as to the prog.
ress being made in the erection of the
palace Of justice
Both Mr. Barrett and Minister CaIvo
told Mr.. Carnegie all they knew Of the
matter. Mr. Carnegie said be would not
be abla to go to Costa Riea in the fall
when The building was 10 have been dedi-
Gated, but That he probably would send
. representative.
Mr.. Barett expressed the opinion that
Mr. Carnegie would direct lis share II
called upon, toward The rebuilding 81 tile
structure He gave the entire 100000
needed for the building. which was about
three -fourths completed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE.
Mrs. Sawyer and Daughter Arrested BY
Police at Worcester.

Worcester, Mass, May 6-Ntrs. Jesse
Sawyer, AZ, and her daughter. Edith
Robertson, 2l, both Of Providence, were
arrested here last night on charge Of
kidnapping Helen JaclsIess, years old.
daughter Of John Jackless, Of ProyiA
dence. The woman and the child were
found at 3 TrHmbull street by the To-
cal police and turned over to the provi-
denee police, being taken to Providence
last night,
Mrs sawyer Is housekeeper for
Jackless, at 1876 Charles street. Provi-
deuce lie works at a hospital The
daughter Of the housekeeper, Miss Rob
ertson, took fancy to the child and
induced her mother to bring it to Wor
cester, permission being given By the
father
When The father wanted the child re-
turned the women refused to acede to
his demands aud he reported the mat.
ter to the Providence police with the
result that a search was made in this
city
The child was located at the Mon
treal house. but was later moved and
finally found at 3 Trumhull street, ad
joining the hotel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
TOO EXPENSIVE
To Keep Prisoners In County Iails
Rather Than al Rutland

UnrIinlIIon Nar IN aTaraaeI1 No
cbapnisia issea xnieb1s u pribias
last agening fyaserieR q Flasfsran9
rand,ao+e fer esvernsr ssid tRst fbs
ch3ef ens ana aim of 80 eanais,fa
for aeiee sbo,,ls IS - esy,v ;tta e,foet
tl.e nriaeinlas far wbieh aa afanas ana
bs s6eri8 NV ssel NV oeies nsarsIg
for ~ .lorg ~ bolaiee N - IS f,r.
thsr tbs nisns ~ t;s ss.,i,i,stlse
M Fleetwood soeae8 IN ba5d the
nysssrt 0a,,e,ss svatem ~ pars5ne ti,,na
4 5;sfnvor ana s6ynes3s8 5,reT4 pri,r.
s,ies h o,lse Itbof 4hs nsonle srs
~ ~ orgsnssat,sss .hoaa aassinsts
tbe eaaa;9a4e 4ts o,siiesS ~ snraissr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
TsAr TAO TAKES LEAVE.
Suite Doles Largess from Piles Of Bills
Assorted by Color.

New York, May 6. Prince Tsai Tao.
uncle of the emperor Of China. with his
retiuue. sailed yesterday on the steam
ship George Washington for Europe
My britf lip 10 America has im-
pressed me with the wonderfulness oil
the country" said the prince through an
interpreter. The tall buildings. the rail
roads under the rivers, your fine hotels
the rush and hustle 81 the people, and
the kindness 81 them all, impressed ME
deeply / shall always cherish the Incl
dents oi this "trip as the fondest mem
ories Of my travels
The ervit8rs eho danced assiduous
attention Of his highnass during his stay
here were bountilnlly rewarded by the
prince An officer with Prince Tsai's suite
carried treasure fund il the form 81
American hank rolls classified according
to color The green shade was bestowed
for special merit and the yellow for ex-
tfaordinarg service, while to others $40
gold pieces we're given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
CHILDREN ARE STARVING
And, Alleging Discrimination, Foreign
Miners Take Warpath.

Danrile, I'LL, May g. Declaring that
their wives and children afe crying for
food and thar they tlemselves are hun
CRY 700 Of 500 miners, mostly Slavs and
Italians. ma a-rd al WestviIle yesterday
aud marched On The coal mines Of this
district, soaring the men there from
the pits aud demanding a share of the
work. The men employed at repairs or
installing new devices eme out willingly
enough ut most of Che mines. but at kel-
leyviHa there was fight Some men
we're bruised. but no one was seriously
hart No shots were fired The leaders
af the invaders are determined thty say
TO stop al work in tle mines until dis
elimination against foreign miners ends
The. men assert that the repair work has
been given only to English speaking min
ers and that among The thousands 81 idle
foreign miners families many Of them
have had ittle food since the men ceased
work on April !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
VOLUNTARY PETITION.
Frederick S. DonnelIs Liabilities are
Sils,s00; His Assets, ss1,500.

Boston May g. Frederick S. Donnell,
a local broker, who has been heavily
interested il the Atlantic Shore Line
street railway running from Kittery to
Wells, Me- filed a voluntary petition ia
bankruptcy yelterday with liabilities
of SllS.500, and assets Of Sl 500
The principal creditor is the Sanford
mills Of Sanford Me. which holds notes
for Ss6,s00 secured BY bond and stock
OF the Atlantic Shore Line.
Other creditors are the Biddeford and
saco savings banks for $500 and the
Worcester Five cents Savings banks for
$4,000, both secured
The principal assets are 90 bonds, 400
shares preferred end 100 shares 81 tic
common stock in the Atlantic Shore
Line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
INDICTMENT FOR SPENCER
True Bill Found Charging Murder Of
Martha B. Blackstone.

Springfield, Mass. May Two IN.
dietmcnts for murder were returned
yesterday By the May term Of tile
Iampden county grand jury One Of
tho indictments is against Bertram G
Spencer, the self-confessed burglar who
caused reign Of terror in the city
for more than year Spencer admitted
killing Miss Martha B Blackstone on
the night of March 81.
Tile other indictments were against
Edwin r Cook Of Red Rock, N. "
better known ia this vicinity as George
Freeman II is alleged he shot and
killed Herbert Il. White, Ludlow farm-
or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
Marriea

Earl Mark Eastman Of Washington
and Elmer May Boyce Of East Barre
were married at r nj Thursday, May
5. al the UniFersalist parsonage, Wash
ingtoa. W.T. hy Rev. Irving Towsley Mr.
Eastman is employed ON The Newman
place, four miles south of the village
0f Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
HEARING DISPUTES.
Vermont Supreme Court Had Jenness-
Simpson Case To-day.

The case Of Oliver It. Jeuness vs.. Wal.
ter Simpson occupied the attention IF
the Vermont supreme court at Montpelier
this forenoon The case comes Up on ie
exceptions III the lower court, in which
a verdict fof $500 was rendered
The case Of George Van Dyke VS.. the
Grand Trunk railroad was completed yes
terday afternoon The plaintiff sued the
railroad for damages. claiming that
sparks from the defendants locomotive
started fire in his forests The com
missioners awarded him Ss4 1872 and The
case comes up on the railroads notion
TIE plaintiff IS now dead. having been
killed last fall in an automobile accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
NEARLY HIT
BALLOONIST
Someone Fired at Sky Sailors
Early Today
LANDED AT EAST HADDAM
Mrs. Todd, One Of the Occupants Of the
Car, Narrowly Escaped Being Shot.
ask for the Arrest Of the
Shooter.

East Iiaddam, Conn, May 6.-The bal.
loonist Glidden and fhe Todds landed ct
seven o'clock this morning after their
night ride. Glidden Immediately 'phOued
the chief of police a Manchester asking
for The arrest OF the man who fred at the
balloon early this morning, barely miss.
ing Mrs Todd The details Of the trip
are not given out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
TAFr AeeEPrs RAILRoAp BILL.
Enough Good Left in It to Warrant It's
Acceptance.

Washington, p q. May 6 Ready and
willing to accept the mutilated railroad
bill as Il now stands, this instant. Taft
has arrived He believes there is enough
good left in the bill to warrant its ae-
eeptance and relies on tie statement
That the matter is up 70 the Repuhl-
cans in Congress and is not his affair.
Senators Elkins and Crane called i'm
mediately after Taft's arrival and said
there were enough votes in the Senate
to pass the bill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
Leaving a balance on hand
NotIoe o Advertiasrs Id Readers.

Beginning with the issue Of May 7,
The Times viii be issued at noon OIL
Saturdays during the summer Adver-
tisers viii please bear this in mind and
have their copy Tor Saturdays paper in
the office Fridsy afternoon All notices
for Saturdays paper should b. II early.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
HANsoN couLpNr Do n.
Throw SomernlIe Three Times within
an Hour,

an Hour.
Rutland May 6.Fritz Hanson failed
to get three iallsl IN an hour il Bis handi.
cap match with Bob somervile here last
night, only once getting the Rutland
mans shoulders to the mat tn the 90
minutes. The fan came III 3sia min
ntes on a bar Nelson and wrist hold
Somerville was no match for Hanson
in strength, but he was with him every
minute IN science He frequently got tile
Swede N dangerous positions, but lacked
the weight to hold him down The toe
hold amounted TO nothing fer Hanson.
Has manager last night accepted Somer
Vile challenge to wrestle Hanson either
here or in Burlington, at l45 pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
STREET CAR FATALITY.
James Mccarrick, a B. q NJ. Employe,
Killed on Crossing.

Lawrence, Mass. May 6~Iames Nc
Carriek. %, employed BY the Boston
and Maine railroad, was almost instant
II killed on Lowell street yesterday
by a Boston and Northern street car.
while attempting to cross the street.
He is supposed to have relatives in New
ton, Mass, and New York City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
CAN'T ATTEND.
Col f, w Halford Unable to Go to
Edinburgh, Scotland.

st, Adams, May St. Col, Il w. Hal-
ford, of This city who IS vce.chairman
Of The interdeneminatianal and the
Methodist i.avmen's Iissouary Move
ment will not be able to attend the
Worlds Congress to BE- opened ii Edin-
bureh. Scotland june 10. to which he
was delegate Il VIII be recalled that
Colonel Halford while il the West last
winter suffered broken leg. and
gage when coming through The islands
injuries, he viii be unable to attend
the convention n Scotland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
Royal Aroanum.

Green Mountain council 790, wants
every member to attend tho meeting to-
night ~ o'clock. ia meet Deputy Su-
preme Regent Daniel R. Beekfofd Of Bos
ton Mr.. Beckford makes the following
statement. which certainly shows q splen
did condition of the order
Membership May |. nearly 247 000
Claims paid IN S3 years 1882 600 10000
Cash balance On hand De
cembar 3l 1908 S6sassS
Collected on as'sments, '09 s.202 265.4s
Received for interest .... 26,23l32
Making total for 1909 SIS s6s 3s0.5T
pa out for death claims 90 1,d25S7S.00
1929 507 81
Transferred toreserve fund
III 1909 ....... 575000.00
Leaving q balance on hand
Iausry j 1910, OF 1867 507.57
The total amount 81 the emergency or
reserve fund on May / 1870 is $685.
07q2s, in hands Of state treasurer Of
Massachusetts,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
COLONEL swoPE LONG III.
Hyde Defense Claims That Natural
Causes Might Have Been Responsible.

Kansas City May 6.-That Colonel
swoPe WAS in ~ health for months prior
to his death and that natural causes
might have been responsible for IL
eonvulsions Of Thomas Il. Chrisman and
Margaet Swope, the defense in the Hyde
trial attempted to prove ii opening its
case yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
THINK BOY KIDNArED.
No Trace Found of Winfield vining.
Missing Since Friday.

Missing Since Friday.
Cooper Me-. May 6. mo trace has
been found Of Winfield vinng, the
4-year-old son Of Wyman Vinng, who
mysteriously dsappeared Friday after
neon Parties have searched for miles
around without success. The theory
Is that the boy was kidnapped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-06
pRoMpT AID sENr.
Red Cross Society To-day cabIed Money
for Relief.

Washington, D. C., May 6.-The Red
Cross society to-day cabIed $1,000 to
Samuel 7 Lee, American consul AZ San
Jose, for use in relieving the distressed
sufferers from the earthquake A CartaEo.
An appeal was issued to-day by the
society to all state chapters, urging the
formation Of a relief fund
The sun., 1910-06-02

DO you admire the energy. foresight
the sound business judgment-the Sue
CESS Of the United Cigar Stores Cor A
few days ago they answered one Of our
advertisements. They were very skeptieal
as TO our ability to make marked saving
for them. to give them Va marked increase
in facilities-tO SGSS money for them-to
make money for them. They did not be-
lieve we could get around the fact Of their
local deliveries. They did not believe We
could do il. but We said we could IN our
advertising. They know we are a rather big
concem-a conservative ooncem-and al
though they felt just as YOU dO-skeptical
they lNYESTIGATED-because they are
LIVE ones. They certainly are live. They
read our literature They went dOWn to
the Bush Termin1l-they examined our IA
ciities-ibsy sGw tbs gbSelS 20 VOHHd They
signed a lease Tor $1,000 square feet to save
money. and they make daily deliveries TO
15o local United Cigar Stores, from our loft
buildings, too. They don't make mistakes
they don't do things without a reason
they deal in large figures saving. to inter
est them, must be big one.
Never mind your doubts-you don't be-
lieve We can save you $4,000. but you
can't he sure until you write and ask US
How" We will send you some data on
what we can do for yONr business and then
you will kHOv. The United Cigar Stores
investigated because it was sound business
to do so-it is sound business for YOU.
Do you realize that We are rather expert
b in laying out a manufacturers or
wholesalers floor space to the best adj
vantage-that while yOH have done il
The sun., 1910-06-02
Which Case Would YOUR Customers Prefer

Tenants of the Bush Terminal find that in
addition to the saving of $4,000 to $4,000
on insurance, of $4,000 to $4,000 on carriage
which we make them, in addition to the pay
roll saving and other economies we make them
there iS another very marked advantage in
being located in our model loft buildings. It
means Prestige-PRESTIGE Tenants who
have sent circular matter to their trade show
ing the facilities we give, find quick response
"a stimulation of business The trade knobs
The sun., 1910-06-02

Information and ordered him lockei an
on suspicion. In tlsl course of auaHii0ninr
by COrOnsr FeinberR and the Dolioe o.
lombO said that FlOriO had Visited him
az his home the night before. but had left
about 10 O'clock. Hs knew 20 reason why
any one should kill his nephew. The
young man, hs said. lived In New London.
Conn, until rBoantlV.
Several letters In the dad mAns clnth-
ing we're addressed 10 him &C eco Bank
streot, New London, There was no
money. the only article oi value being a
silver watch.
The neighborhood a almost entirely
huaiian and German. tho nearest house
ghere Italians live being sevepiesn houses
sway from That wh"tp the body vas
The sun., 1910-06-02

were slashed with a razor that lav Nearby
One finger Of the left hand had been cut
on and another nearly severed az II the
man had grAsped the weapon by tho blade.
While Capt. Carey Of thu homicide
bureau and his Italian dstectives were
on the roof a man came up through The
scuttle II an adjoining house and ASKED
% 49, Tho body. Ne said he was Paul
Colombo 81 2s1 East Ninsty-ssvsnth
street and that he thought the dead man
might bo he nephOw. which proved 20 b.
the case
Colombo showed such sHctsment that
Capt huhne Of tho Harlem dstsctiVe
bureau Thoughts be had some Impartial
The sun., 1910-06-02
HONOR TO DR.. A. 4. BRADFORD
MONTCLiIR TtkES tCIOi NJ or
ms NOT iRLE AERIICE.

rss,br q The tlrsi congregational
e'hlmrh ~'nre tts BeglnnnE FaT,y
fsars AEo-leader N Ct,tc Reforms.
t1Httr and .sDeakrr Og nArr 1bllii1.
The sun., 1910-06-02

only once or twice. we have been through
il scores Of times
We believe that We can show you that
YOU are moving your goods about your
Stock-room or shipping room twice or per-
hsps three times. unnecessarily money
loss-althOugh YOU do not realize it, We
can CURE this. We are sure We can show
YOU where you are paying for lot Of floor
space which you eaN'I ESe-yOu can use
every inch with US.
We know that in most buildings such as
yours there are dark corners where en-
ployeeS cannot produce to the maximum
even Il they want to-and there is always
the temptation for them TO slack up
there. too-becauSe yVB can't see il. This
is a money loss. We cure il.
We know that We can cut of your truck
ing expense on all incoming and outgoing
rail shipments. Are YOU enterprisinR
enough to look over your books NOW and
see what that one item amounts to2 Il will
be from 5000 to SI7yOOo a year.
We know that We can reduce your insur-
lnce 10 10 cents or 20 cents per hundred.
Are YOU sufficiently interested in your own
business to look up NOW the rate YOU pay
the amount you earry-the yearly cost Of
your insurance premium We can save YOU
5000 to SI2,oOo here.
We are saving some concerns Of merely
average size $4,000 yearly. We may save
you more-PerhaPs less. Suppose We save
you only $4,000. Wouldn't that SIoooo
enable you to employ the best six-inVered
The sun., 1910-06-02
Rsaasnahle NstIce neaulred.

Fire Chief John Conway of Jersey civ
has posted the following printed nu1re
on HE desk a. Fire Headquarters:
All requests for leave n abssncs ovI.
70 grandmothsrs' nInerala. lams hh
h0usecleaning. moving. sors throat. tHl'
ache, nfnlnHfnrul. cousins wedcihs
general ndiapositi0n, &c, mutt b. handef
% The Ghigf noe later than On O'Clock on t.e
morning % the game.
The sun., 1910-06-02
me VAN street "E,snlns son. /.

The Wall Street edition Of THR EvkRINo
SCN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 70 the close
u the market The closing quotations.
Including the bid and asked pricss with
additional news matter. are contained also
In the night edition Of THE EvENINd SUN
The sun., 1910-06-02
MURDERED ON 4 moor.
Italian ApDAFeHtly Chased UatT Cut
Down win Club ana Razor.

Giuseppe Floro. a young Italian plas-
terer who lived 90 ioH First avenue.
was found murdered on ths roof % ths
tsnamsnt house at gOs East lOiat atrsot
yesterday morning. Atrle Ystta stsin-
hoser who lives IN the house with her
parents, stumbled upon tho body as she
ran across the roof 10 the hOuss az 30
n SO a playmate
The man was lyinr on his back. His
SAUL Waa crushed and his throat and faos
The sun., 1910-06-02
nab, Turned an Gas. Nsarl, Kn.sd Father.

Whil' samuel Slobosky Of - Essar
street vas taking a nap yesterday bis
tl~'a-year-old baby Hanschs found a
rubber Jubs connected with tho gas heater
and tore 10 looa' Presently Mrs Slobosky
returned and found her husband uncon.
c.ouH ana the child sitting by a window
complaining ~ a bad smell sloboskv
vas revived In Gouverneur HoaDitsl
bat 10 in q serious condition.
The sun., 1910-06-02

found. The Coroner belisves that NOR
han one man was concerned in the hiii.hs
he thinks there may have heen q cha.
across the roofs. Several tenants ~ bN
rememkered hearina q nnisn On the ru-L-
The sun., 1910-06-02

strong-anm, red blOOded sales manager or
the best teTitoy-owning salesman your
competitors have ever produced-and build
up your business several notches? Or
wouldn't it enable you to paw the hank
interest on $4,000 Of bank loan so that
you could carry more stock or buy more
raw materials Or can't you spend that
$4,000 in ADVERTISING so that il will
produce $4,000 profit for you? We know
some advertising specialists who will come
pretty near doing it for you.
We are getting inquiries every day from
the big standard concerns whose names are
National names-whose products are known
everywhere-whose goods YOU buv as
matter Of daily habit. Such OF them as
find. after reading our literature. that we
can save money for their particular business
are moving to the Bush Terminal. But the
point is they nveStigate-won't YOU? They
write and ask US "HOW?' Won't YOU,
They believe that when we come out and
spend a great many thousands Of dollars
saying We can save money-and lot Of it
for manufacturers and wholesalers-that We
CAN do it for SoME-perhaps for THEM
and they want to find Out-don't you?
An investigation on your part
win be brief and il will save a good
deal Of money for you. Write to.
day and ask US "HOW."