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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
VIRTUES Of CARLSBAD
Famous Austrian Resort Long
Greatest of Spas.
WATERS CURE MANY ILLS
CHARACTERISTICS of the Sprudel
and the Diseases II Will
Relieve.

.a-sC. famous fOr centuries ~ a
health resort lies in the German par %
tre Austrian Empire. in the northwestern
oor7e- 20 Bohemia. beautifully situated in
us'~r 'fcl above the level Ct the sea
ard surrounded by forest crowned hills
Lr-'-e.. aside from the medicinal character
af .-s famous springs and baths. Carlsbad
as- s'ua-s been exceptionally free from
..zses. The Niruleut outbreaks of the
sr1e I- tre Middle Ages. ravaging all
H--e- PARTS Of Bohemia. PASSED IL by. and
be- has never been attacked by an epidemic
o. aIr dangerous disease.
az StaE attracts thousands OF visitors IN
me season every year who either 90 not
take OOH. cure a. al or take ii simply by
ga of diversion and without feeling any
tss need 0f f. The climate lis 50 pleasi nj
srd ever. The air IS 50 healthy and bracins,
tls- t..s .s not diflcu't 20 account FOR. The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

der High pressure 10 the pndVavor 10
make pp los, time. this rrport states /.
when her boilers exploded The YES.
~ Was mskiug TOP speed through a
calm sea when, without warning a
terrific explosion occurred
The passengers and members Of the
crcw. about i0o IN al, we're thrown
into panic aud a terrific ight took
place around one Of the life boats !
which . few of the cooler members of
the crew immediately started q
launch
Before this boat could be lifted over
the side me stern % the vessel lifted
and the how began 10 sink the WATER
rapidly creeping up The deck Az
least half of the frenaied mob was
swept overheard IN the struggle
The rep0ri from Point 1arachlne.
which Is said 10 come from survivors
says that not more than dozen sue
ceeded 10 tightInR their way into the
lifeboat Some OF the survivors
claimed that second boat was
launched and manned, but the MAJOR
ity Of the dozen who landed al lara
chine declare that but the one boat
got away. II this IL SO the loss Of life
VIII be somewhere between so and 30
The Chifiqui. which was bound for
Callao, Peru. was equipped with Wire
less. but The terrific force of the ex-
plosion and the swift sinking OF the
vessel made 1t impossible for the
operator TO even send out an IS. O.
\ " distress call.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
PECK LOSES HIS JUB
Woman's' Suit Causes Dismissal From
Columbia University

New York, oct 5 Or. Harry T.
Peck. one Of the foremost Latin
scholars Of the world. named as de-
fendani in 500 900 breach Of prom
,lse suit brought By Esther Quinn Of
Cambridge, Mass WIS dismissed az
Anthnn professor Of Latin language
and literature by the trustees Of CO.
lumbla university.
The dismissal grew directly out Of
Miss Quinns suit and subsequent de-
velopmenis which involved Peck 10
controversy with President Butler
OF the university.
Although the resolutions Of the trus-
tees terminate peck'a connection with
the university forthwith, he an
nonneed last night that be would moi
reIinqulsh hts position without Legal
fight.
In consideration of his long service
the board voted him lump sum eauiy-
aIent 10 Mis- salary $4,000 for the cur
rent academic year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
INK STAINS.
How 10 Take Them Out of White Ma
teriais by Simple Methods.

teriais by Simple Methods.
10 remove Ink stains from white ma.
terials before the ink Is quite dry
sprinkle Il with salt and rub With half
a lemon or even squeezed find.
Rinse on the acid and wash 1T once.
While the ink stains are wet q good
plan Ii 70 sprinkle some powdered
chalk Or starch oD the spot and mois'
ten with milk.
When ink stains are fresh they may
be removed by dipping the stained
part into butterInlk or milk that has
been boiled Change the milk fire.
quently and then wash the article well,
When Ink has been allowed 10 get
dry place the stained part on a saucer
containing little boiled water. mois
ten the stains aud cover with oraiic
acid. Let II remain few minutes,
then pour boiling water on carefully 10
prevent the acid from spreading. as II
VIII burn and rot the dry threads.
II Is advisable for ibis reason that
the article should be well rinsej In
warm wafer. Pour a few drops of
chloriaaied soda upon dry ink spots
If the fret appication does not remove
the stain try iittle more liquid Wash
immediately
The ehlorinaied soda Is cheap. 10
cents worth being enough 10 last for
sone time. This preparation IL pot
son aud should not be eft within the
reach of children II Is excellent for
liaen or cotton. bat viii destroy siik
fabFics NBnatic acid is moss useful
10 removing red iak status.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
PRENTICE FOR CHAIRMAN
Nomination Of Woodruffs Successor Ia
Seconded by Barnes

New York. Oct 8 Ezra Y Prem
tice was elected chairman Of the New
York state Republican committee %
succeed Timothy Woodruff The selec-
ton Of Prentice was unanimous 10
the first place, because the Roosevelt
faction wanted him. and 10 the second
place. because ibe Old Guard believes
hIrnto be unalteTabiy opposed 70 d.
rect primaries William Barnes, Jr
made speech 70 this effect IN
seoonding the nomination Of Prem
tiee.
Mr. Prentice Is New Yorker. Eho
has long been active and prominent 10
Republican poii;iees He IS a deputy
attorney general has served several
terms 10 the state assembly and Vas
member of he Armstrong insurance
investigating COMMITTEES. he has
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
TIPS FOR SEA BATHERS.


| row Hatr injured by oah water may
Be Restored.
First an application Of grease and
then a most thorough shampooing and
massaging are the two agents most
beneficial for restoring color and tex
ture TO hair that has been injured by
salt water Unfortunately the trent
ment Is not unlike that given when
effort Is being made to restore color
lfter bleaching, for In both cases the
rendition is similar. Natural oils OF
The scalp have been dried, and II is
many weeks before they are brought
back 10 normal
When salt water Is the cause Of In
Jury 1t becomes necessary before do.
my anything else TO remove all the
sickness which sea water makes. Its
effect upon the hair Is very peculiar,
being almost messy" so gummy do
the locks become, and. while 1t may
seem easy to wash this out, II is very
difficult, Soap cannot be used II only
makes bad matter worse, SO there
must be repeated rubbIngs IN fresh
warm water. changing II frequently so
that the salt may not be worked back
TO the scalp. Hair which Is clean has
creaky feeling between the fingers
when wet. and the test should be
made when trying 10 remove all salt.
The touch TO the fingers Is not unlike
that OF silk, and when this is pro
nounced II is safe TO think the locks
are clean Drying should be done
both by exposure TO sun and by rub
bling with soft towels, when the scalp
Is ready for treatment
Particularly well suited 10 the condi.
ton Is cream made from one ana a
half ounces of white yasellne, three
quarters OF an ounce Of cold drawn
castor oil, seyen-elghths Of dram OF
gallic acid aud fifteen drops OF layen-
der oil. This Is made Into smooth
paste. and the hair Is divided on the
scalp, rubbing the application In the
line left bare The finger tips are
really best for putting II on.
Divisions should be made close to
gether, rubbing well until the whole
scalp has been anolnted. after which
ten or fifteen minutes massage IL TO
be given. This treatment should be
had every night, and II the grease Is
put on carefully II win not show
through the hair. II an oily look be
gins TO appear the ointment may be
omitted for night. but massage and
good brushing daily are TO be kept up.
IL is SO much easier TO prevent In
jury from salt water than to remove
II that effort should be made In the
former direction Treatment for bleach
ed locks Is the same, save that qu1nti-
ties Of oil must be used daily II any
benefits are TO be derived
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Co
Corner West and Grove Sts.
The Big Store on the Corner
Rutland. Vermont

loving Inscription penned on the back;
few letters, intimately tender, from
wife to husband; a copy of a will, a
few months wages tied In little oil
skin sacks, the owners name on the
inside OF memorandum book james
Petrol, master Of the freighter Sea
Nymph-that was all
So the man who had been thrown on
the beach as revealed TO Jarvis in the
vlsion-for such the painter believed
his strange adventure TO be must have
been the captain Of the III fated vessel.
On the morrow he would inquire con
cernlng the wreck of the Sea Nymph
and try to find the relatives of James
Petrel
and went TO sleep. wondering why he
Of all men had been chosen TO bring to
light the long buried box. He dreamed
about the curly headed baby, whose
charming smile pursued him through
his dreams.
yes said the oldest cottager when
Jarvis guardedly made inquiries con
cerning wrecks on the coast. 1T was
as far back as 1885 that the Sea
Nymph went ashore off here. She got
on the shoals. but the seas were riding
so high she didn't stick. Back she
went. and they simply swallowed her
up, so the story goes. Bits of cargo
floated ashore long afterward-one or
two bodies Of seamen. That was all
Divers never found trace of her. It
was the worst storm ever known on
the coast. After that they built the
breakwater and the lighthouse. At
that time there was an old 6shermans
hut on the spot where your cottage
now stands. Tradition has 1t that the
old man lured the steamer TO her ruin.
II he did 1t was small profit TO him,
for the storm washed his hut into the
sea. and he went with it, The man
who owns your cottage once found
copper canister filed with choice
smoking tobacco buried In the sand
near by. 1t pleased him TO resurrect
II aud smoke It. He quit using II aft
er awhile because. he claimed, 1t gave
him the nightmare said the Sea
Nymph went ashore every night In his
dreams If there's any of II left you
better not smoke it" added the Oldest
eottager whimsically.
Its all gone" replied Jarvis. with a
cryptic smile.
And this is the treasure that Jarvis
found When he had traced the wild
ow Of the luckless Captain Petrel he
found her prosperously married to one
OF the ships owners, while the curly
headed baby with the charming smile
had grown to be the loyelest girl Jar
Wis had ever met. As a consequence
Doris Petrol became the artists wife.
In addition the memory Of the vi
sion that had come TO him that night
clung SO persistently Ia his mind that
he transferred the stormy scene TO
canvas with every detail Of that Wild
night Of thunder and lightning. hurrl-
cane winds and mammoth waves. the
ghostllke vessel shuddering 10 her wa
terry grave. the package on the beach
half obliterated by the sand Next to
Doris herself this picture proved to be
Jarvis treasure. for II made his for
tune
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
CUARDSMEN IN PAY
OF UNITED STATES
Vote 10 Have Congress Con.
slider The Proposition

Sc Louis. Oct 3, Tho plan 20 ASH
congress 70 place the national guard
on the army salary list, at rates Of
from to 2a percent of tho regular
wages, was adopted al conference
Of national guard officers
General Leonard Wood, who attend.
ga the conference. said the war d..
partment would support the bin "a
appropriate from ST. 600. 600 70 81
900 900 as pay tor officers and enlist
"a men Of the guards
Every boy IN the United States
more than ls years should be
trained as soldier. according 70
Wood = would out German the Ger
mans, said the general, by institnt
ing compulsory military education in
all the schools
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
EXPLOSION IN NAVY YARD
One Man Killed While Handling High
Explosive Fuses

Washington, Oct. 5-one man was
Killed and two others were badly In
jured In an explosion in the fuse and
primer shop of the Washington navy
yard The dead man is John Cade-
martor. first class ordnance man.
Two explosions took place In the
fuse shop in which the men were
working at the time OF the accident
The accident happened while high
explosive fuses were being assembled
One of the fuses exploded and ignited
others nearby. The roof OF the build
ing was peppered with a hundred
holes.
Captain Beatty, the comandant of
the navy yard, has ordered board OF
investigation to determine the cause
OF the accident.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
SUMMER AND FALL.


IUp-DressiDK ana Secdlnk DoWn'
Many farmers are finding II TO
their advantage TO seed down dur
ing the summer and fall. claiming
that by 80 doing they are apt 10
get much better catch" than they
DO when they follow the usual prac-
tice aud seed down IN the spring
The same is true regarding top
dressing grass land Some OF the
most progressive farmers put on
top dressing Immediately after hay
Ing, with perhaps small spplicA-
tioD OF nitrate VI soda the follow
ing spring
II you VIII send your name aud
T.. o. address 20 Carroll n. Page,
Hyde Park, VI, he will send you
free. several formulas for mixing
fertilizers especially adapted 10 top
dressing and fall seeding. together
with prices of ingredients. full dirse
tions for mixing. etc. These for
mulas have been approved By the
Vermont Experiment station and
will be- found thoroughly reliable IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
BOY LOSES THREE FINGERS
Creates Panic In School by Picking
at Dynamite Cap

Boston, Oct. 5,-Pupils at the
Mather school In Dorchester We're
thrown into a panic when Frank d.,
McGillisay, 13 years old. exploded a
dynamite cap In the schoolroom
The boys thumb and two fingers of
his right hand were blown off and his
left hand was badly lacerated lie
had been picking at the cap with a
pin. He was flushed to the city hos
nifal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
EIGHTY DEAD
IN EXPLOSION
Steamship PIunges to Bot
tom Of Pacific Ocean
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Operator Unable 10 Even Send Out
Distress Call, So Quickly Did Yes.
sci Sink After Explosion OF Boilers
Halt Of Frenrieo People Swept
Overheard In Terrific Struggle 70
Get Aboard Lfeboat

Colon. Panama. Oct, 3. Eighty
persons peTished when the Pacific
Steam Navigation company steamship
Chifiqui pluneec- 70 the bottom 81 the
PaeInc ocean. following the eKplo-
sion of her boilers ninety miles from
Panama. according - adyices received
here from Point Jafachine
The chiriqai vas being driven an
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
GIRL SLAYER FREED
Unwritten Law Upheld by Plttsburg
Judge In His Charge

Pittsburg, oct 8 Katherine Bot
Il, 10 years old, who slew her god
father with an axe and red hot poker
in avenging his theft Of her honor,
was cleared of criminal charges lasi
evening on the ground th& the homi-
eide was justiliable.
Judge Swearington, In charging the
jurors, upheld the unwritten law. The
girl went to her home free. She Is
soon to become a mother.
Pasquale volpe, an italian who had
boarded at her home ever since the
girls infancy. and who acted as her
godfather, was the victim.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
FOR EMPLOYING CHILDREN
Proprietors of Lynn Factories Are
Convicted In Police Court

Proprietors OF Lynn Factories Are
Convicted In Police Court
Lynn, Mass. Oct 5.For employ
ing children in their factories without
a permit from their parents and the
school authorities, Charles 7 Ston-
bon, manufacturer OF machines, and
Baldwin a Beekman, shoe merchants,
were found guilty IN the local police
court
Stanbon paid $50 and Baldwin &
Beckman $50, which was the cost OF
the court Their cases were placed
on iile. Their appearance 10 court
was the result Of crusade started by
State Factory Inspector Mcdonald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
LIGHTER KeELS OVER
Tugs Go Fishing For Bales Of Cotton
In Boston harbor

In Boston harbor
Boston. Oct. s Keeled over by
high wind and the swash from pass
ing ferry. the lighter Hickory, yes
terday afternoon spilled about i0l
bales of cotton, valued NJ i8b 600
into the harbor There was a rush o
tugs from various parts of the harbol
TO prevent the valuable cargo float
Ing out 10 sea.
The fleet of tugs finally succeeded
In rounding up all the bales, and they
were pushed into the basin at Lewit
wharf, whore as quickly as possible
they were lifted ont of the water This
was no easy matter, as every bal,
weighed over $50 pounds, Every bale
was accounted for. and the damage
by water. il is said win be very
slight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
Headquarters
For

Tut
everything in the Flour Gram and
Feed Inc, We also handle Con.
ccniraled Feeds like
Cotton SeedsMesl.
Gluten Feed.
Sugaroia Dairy Feed,
Molasses Feed.
Blcs Union Grams
Climax
With butter and cheese h,sh there
never was better umc TO Iced than 81
the present time, You ought 10 make
one COW yield what three cows yield
with little additional expense.
CASH FEED STORE
!. n. Dcnch, Manager.
Telephone, 7-i2.
Manchester Depot, W
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Oct. 9Th, 1910.

Copyright 1910, BY Rev 7. >, tiascott Dbl
Oct 9Th, 1910.
copyright, 1870 BY Rev, q $. Lin.ost,. pD)
The Parable OF the Talents, Matt.
XIV; iiS0
Golden Text His Lord said unto
him. well done. thou good ana faith.
ful servant! thou hast been faithful
over few things. will make thee
ruler over many things enter thou IN.
TO the Joy OF thy Lord" Matt Irv;2i.
Verse II Who does the man trsy.
cling into q far country rspresentf
Who do the Servants" stand forY
What do the goods here repre-.
sentY
Verse rs What is II which God al,
vides among His servants, represented
by "talents"2
What rule does God adopt In giving
out his tslents2 (This question must
be answered in writing by msmbsrs Of
the club
What is the evidence which shows
NhAA bpu tiN'N Nh' VI ihSlo Nhichts w
everybody
Does God give any two men precise
ly the same gifts. either ia Kind or
quantityI Give your reasons.
How many things are there In na.
lure, mind or matter. precisely alike,
What rule and method does God
adopt In giving men differing abllittssY
The man in the parable went ou .
Journey and left his servants. all alone.
each 10 be his own master! TO what OF.
tent does God treat men that way7
Yer l'li What do Christians
have q, ~ equivalent 10 a man
trad g. 1nsyY
4 lui c, ~ new oppor.
a. iss Al vLa we are
f1tttu y opp.. L.. mes
y 40 I M
ne. l1 "a
te ss,r ~ n elti ,i
us fetH ~ esl
thlt aat d9L iei'
oaeot did tie or
Whst ~" e = gu' " ~
WhJ q, ~ % i1leot
often bury tla ~ ID!
Which class q msl 9'f ar
tho more faithful, those VIII. 3 OF
Hye talents, or tnose with only one.
GIVE your reasons.
verse " Whst evidence ~ tnsrs
avsrv ann ~ u.9
unw Inn, hafore n, wben vii, ths
rechopio. day no,
versas oo.oa what nsresntsgs az
nro,, bad ,hav uoaa ana which q, m.
,wo mon waro aasaryIns ~ ,hs mor.
nraiso9
veraes oa.o7-pow An you account
for the fact that those who are I'M
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

been meahef pl me Republican state
committee frpm ihc Thlrteenih con-
gtesslonai dislgiet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
The Fall Season Is Now AT Its
Best With Everything New
and Up-to.Date In all
Departments.
We Call Your Special Attention TO Our Ready
TO-Wear-Garmenis.
The New Suits.

Neat, shapely, attractive and becoming. The
very best material and workmanship, all tailor
made, The models most perfect that style ex-
perts can produce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

SHAW

Carries in stock, in addition to iuI line Of Furniture and
Bedding Matdngs Oil Cloths. Lneoleums, Art
Squares Csrpe,ng PORTER Hangers. Couch Covers
and Window Shades
Also ine assortment Of Refngeraors, Piazza Chairs
Chlds Go.Carts and Sewing Machines
| have ne~ modern hair picker and can make over
your mattresses on short notice
Furniture repairing and picture framing Call and get
my prices and YOU vii not 60 :out Of town to save
money
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
Persian Silk Waists.

The cream Of Fashion this FALL A full line Of colors
and sizes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
Evening Gowns.

A new line Of Evening and Reception Gowns in the
new and pretty shades
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

iiarsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's heguiets operate easily tone
the stomach. cure constipation. zse
Ask your druggist for them,
impsdsnt
ue-so you insist on breaking o6 ths
sngh gementi
She Most decidedly What Do zoo
take me fort
He-ok. about forty. Better think
Il over; II may be your Isst chance
Exchange
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
Fall Coats.

For Ladies, Misses and Children Warm dressy and
comfortable for all. The prices very reasonable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
Inres IIoess.

The best three clocks In the world
are ut the naval observatory at Wash
Ington and the obseryatories Al Green
wich and Berlin, The former two are
the best aud show mean deviation Of
fifteen one thousandths of q second .
Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

Which class Of ms1 q 9'f ar
the more faithful those vita ,. or
The Meeker herald., 1910-08-06
oEMERAL.

It il said that William J. Bryan will
this fall remove psrmanently- to his
farm near Mission. Texas.
Fifty-eight cases Of infantile paraly-
sis are reported At Mason City. Iowa;
seventy-one cases at Springfield.
Mass.
A heroic size statue Of President
Lincoln costing $4,000 10 to be placed
in the rotunda Of the new capitol at
Frankfort. Ky.
The total population Of Oklahoma,
lacking three enumeration districts,
has been announced by the Census
Bureau as 1.651.S51.
Turning 4 complete somersault in
the air in 26-mile breeze on the
aviation grounds east OF Garden City,
N. Y. George Russell. flying in Cur
tiss biplane. landed ON the ground
without so much ~ scratch TO show
after his remarkable escape.
The quarterly statement OF the
United States Steel corporation for the
three months ending June 3Oth last.
Just issued shows total earnings OF
V1Vp1tVpV0Vs ~ ukht 1uI IN 0XC041
Of unofficial estim and greater
earnings Of the first quarter BY g..
554,0s4. Net earnings for the quarter
were $s3. sso.756,- or s2.377,Se1 greater
than the first quarters returns.
Cooperation between the federal
and state governments in the good
roads movement was advocated by
the speakers At the opening session
Of the third annual convention Of the
National Good Roads Congress ut
Niagara Falls, N. Y. b. r. Yoakum
of the St. Louis & San Francisco
Railroad and Congressman William
sulser Of New York favored the idea
of the federal government loaning
money to the states for good road
building.
Representatives Of twentyseven M.
tional banks met In New York and
organised the National Currency A.
sociation Of the City of New York for
the purpose Of providing for . more
elastic issue Of currency and to lessen
the danger Of future financial panics
BY providing means whereby the
stronger banks may come to the aid
II the weaker.
After having confessed to the muir.
der Of Bessie Morrisoo, . 13-ysar-old
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Morfisoa. near
Dady, Fla, two negroes were taken
from the officers and lynchsd By Q
mob.