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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
KILLS hoy IN PLAYING 'qNDrANs."
"Didn't Know It Was Loaded Says
chum After Tragedy.

Hancock, n. H., Feb. I4.-The same
old didn't know 10 was loaded" ext
cuse, 30 prolific IN shooting cases, fgured
ia a tragedy here Saturday. when Ernest
Sleeper, the ll-year-old son 81 Frank
G Sleeper, was almost instantly killed
by companion while playing Indians.
George Rockwell, IT,, a boy 81 about
sieeper's age, went upon the trail Of his
companion, as the game called for such
q part, yet had the misfortune not to
realize that a gun he had secured ia hia
fathers woodsbed was loaded
The lads came together at last. Sleep.
er, the escaping rsdman, being called
upon to halt and surrender. When he
tried to break for cover. Rockwell raised
the gun and pulled the trigger, never
expecting a report, but an explosion fol-
lowed, and when the smoke had cleared
be found his playmate dying ON tho
ground.
Before he could even reach his side
The stricken boy died. and the unnerved
lad, throwing down his gun, dashed into
the village screaming that Ne had killed
bis chum, but that he did not mean to
do II.
Men found the body Of young Sleeper
and bore II 10 bis parents home The
fathers Of the boys are both railroad
men end Bcighbors Everyone nnites in
saying that the affair was entirely acct.
dental and no action wili follow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
Jockeys viii Nav Owners.

Deals that viii switch tie colors on
three Of the country's greatest jockeys.
Shilling, Dugan aud Taplin, were res
Gently completed Dngan win ride the
BedweIl horses for most Of the bali
ance Of the season at Emeryville Cal
Shilling signed a contract to ride for
Sam Hildreth from April to November
on the metropolitan tracks Taplins
contract was sold by Wizard Bed
wen 70 Rod Mckenzie. the Canadian
turfmaa.
Dugan VIII ride this summer for
August Belmont sam Hlldreth has
second can on the boys services Hill
dreth VIII, therefore, have both Shil.
ling and Dugdn riding Tor him.
Shilling and Redweli have gone to
Juarez, Mexico. and win continue 70
ride FOR the Wizard until April.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
Saturday Nights Loss Was
About $4,000
SAWYER BLOCK Quilted
Fire Started in Unoecupied Rooms on
the Second Floor and Had Big
Start Before Being Dis
cove ed.

Rutland Feb. "a For the arst tim,
since the big fire Of February. 1906, Rut.
land Was visited Saturday night by q
big confagration, when the three story
block Of Il a. Sawyer & Go. was badly
Quilted, the loss bolng estimated AZ 500.
600, The fire was discovered about
l0s45 o'clock, ID the unoccupied rooms
on the second floor 81 the building and
p bad big start before the FIRE was
discovered
The exact losses Of the tenants have
not been learned, but IA A. sawyer &
90, who occupied a considerable part
of the structure with wholesale paper
goods and woodeuware business were
The heaviest losers. estimated values
with insurance are as follows SAWYER
block, valued at $4,000. insurance SIS.
COO; Globe Printing company, valued at
$500, insurance 81 500; J y Fays book
bindery, valued az $1,000. insured for
Sl ,000i NJ J. francisco's insurance of
Gee, loss estimated at $1,000. covered
by insurance The immense stock Of
papers goods carried BY Sawyer & Co.
was q total loss, as was practically their
entire stock, as the portion Of the build.
ing burned included most Of their store
rooms
The Oxford Hotel adjoining the Saw.
yer block and owned By the OHM e.
tate, was opened for business only last
Tuesday, after being entirely furnished.
All Of the furniture was moved out Of
tho building and the hotel viii not Be
ready for business again until tonight.
The Sawyer building win be repaired at
once,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
NO MORE DISTRESS
FROM THE STOMACH
All Misery from Dyspepsia, Gas, Tndiges.
ton and Heartburn vanishes and
You Will Feel Fine in Five
Minutes

Every family here ought to keep some
Diapepsn Ia the house, as any one 0f YOU
may have an attack ct Indigestion or
stomach trouble at any TING, day Of
night
This harmless preparation viii digest
anything you eat andi overcome a dis
tressed out-of order stomach five min
utes afterward.
II your meals don't tempt you or what
little yon do eat seems to M YOU. 0r LAYS
like lump Of lead in your stomach, or
II you have heartburn, that Ia sign
Of Indigestion
Ask your pharmacist for a 50-cent
case Of Pape's Diapepsin and take a little
just as soon as you can. There will be
no sour risings, no belchng Of undgested
food mixed with acid no stomach gas
or heartburn, fullness or heavy feeling
IN the stomach, nausea. facilitating
headaches, dizziness or intestinal grip.
ing. This win All 60, and, besides, there
will be ne sour food left over IN the
stomach 70 poison your breath with nau.
seous odoTs.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure for
out -ot-order stomachs, because It pre-.
vents fermentation and takes hold Of
your food and digests It just the same
as II your stomach wasn't there.
Relief IN Eve minutes from al stomach
misery Is at any drug store, waiting for
you.
These large 50-cent cases contain more
than sufficient 70 cure almost any chronic
case Of dyspepsia indigestion or any
other stomach trouble
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
Bonhag, IriSh-Amerlcan Flyer,
Finishes
WITH A TERRIFIC Squirt
IN Contest at Boston Athletic Associa'
ton Games-c Crowds Cheer as
lie Makes His Grand
Finish.

Boston, Feb. l4.--George Bonhag, the
worlds champion and holder Of the three.
milo record won the three-mile special
race at the twenty FIRST annual track
and field meet Of che Boston A. A., held
here Saturday night. The great Irish
American A. G. flyer literally ran away
from his field and finished with terrific
squirt IN the excellent time Of Is min
utes, Is seconds.
John Robertson, Of the Brookline gym,
finished second. and Ray Willard Of the
Pennsylvania A. G. was third. VIM.
Bailey, the star Of the New York A. G..
quit after going two and half miles.
AZ the start Of The race, Ballard, the
Providence A. C. runner, shot to the
front and made the pace for about a
lap. but he did not travel fast enough to
suit the Irish-Ameriean, and Bonhag took
che lead From then on it was q pro-
cessioa. Bonhsg was never in danger,
and Re won IS Ne pleased.
A crowd q 5000 persons cheered the
cream Of the athletes Of the country on
TO victory. AZ the hour, 7;i5, set for
the start, the runners came swarming up
from the floor below ike ground insects,
and instantly there was a riot Of color
Is the spriBters lounged about the track
n their yari.colored bethrobes. The at
tendance tested the capacity Of the vast
auditorium, the sale Of seats having been
stopped several days ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
.RAISULI, BANDIT RULER,
is REPORTED POISONED
Word Received at Tangier TO That e.
feet.--He Kidnapped Sis Harry
MacLean

Tangier, Morocco, Feb. l4.--It Is re.
ported here that Rsisuli, the governor
q Diebala province and former Moorish
bandit chief, is dead as result Of Be.
ing poisoned.
Mulai AIMED Ben Mohammed. known
as Raisuli, came into the Hmefeht with
IA vengeance Ia 1904, when Re kidnapped
Ion perdiearis. an American citizen 81
Trenton. M j.. who had a villa outside
Iangier. Ia spite Of the uproar made
hy European powers and the United
States. witch sent warships 10 Morocco
under Admiral Chadwick, Raisnh re-
fused to release perdicars until the sal.
tan q Morocco paid over 10 him o
ransom q $4,000
AZ result 81 the Algeeiras confer.
ence IN 1906 Raisnli was deposed and at
once became q bandit again. He aid
some fighting during the trouble AZ
Arnla, but after his fortress AZ zinat
WAS burned he was forced 20 fee 10
the mountains Nothing daunted be
again startled Europe In July. 1907, by
kidnapping Sir Harry MaeLean. who re-
mained 2 prisoner until February. 1908.
when Raisnlis demand Tor a 500 600
ransom was granted.
Il was reported two years ago that
Raisuh would 60 into vaudeville and
visit tins country at the head 81
squad Of his bandits, but though the
latter materiallxed at Coney Island their
famous chief stayed At home. tie has
been reported dead several times be-
fore
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14

but the bin Is hardly likely TO receive
any serious attention beyond the hear
ing stage, as il Is felt n Congress that
such regulations are wholly in the prov.
iuee Of the states and that Congress i
prohibited from legislating. 1t is Dc.
clared that Automobiles seems 20 have
as much regard for the constitution and
the law as Mr.. Pinobot has Authority
should be found IN necessity. The com.
mittee IL also troubled with insisteft de-.
mand BY commercial travellers for a law
compelling railroads to foreeo putting
any limit on the quantity Of baggage
travellers may carry on passenger trains.
Saturday being lincoln day, Congress
was not ia session, bnt otherwise Wash
iHgton did not observe the day and some
committees we're at work and the Sen.
ate committee on irrigation voted to
report out the bin authorizing the iseu.
ance of sso,00ooo0 in certificates Of in.
debtedness in behalf Of irrigation pro.
jeets.
All reports to the contrary notwith-
standing, il can be said On the highest
authority that the House committee on
post Offices and post roads has as yet
taken no action on the nroposal to in.
crease rates on second.claas matter The
committee has given absolutely no
thought 10 the matter and does not yet
know what it may eventually DO. There
even have been no consultations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
sooker Footh.Il y MIsnnn.In

Wisconsin university Is the latest Ia
come out IN favor of socker football
Charles Mccarthy, assistant coach Of
the regular eleven, hopes to have 4
Badger team ia the field next fan. lie
has studied the game IN the east and
Is much impressed with It. He Il
anxious to get the game ID fun swing
IL the west II order 10 build 10 4
western intercollegiate league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
.PENNSYLVANIA'S
RELAY CARNIVAL
Entire Country to Be Represented a
Coming Meeting Record Entry List
Expected-Athietes from over
Two Hundred Universe
ties and Schools

The Athletic Association Of the b@
versity % Pennsylvania will give It's
sixteenth annual intercollegiate and ia.
terscholasic relay race meeting on
FrankIin Geld. April so. open TO an the
colleges Of the United States and Can
ada. There win be three races u de
termine the college championship Of
America, and they viii be open to any
college or university that desires to en-
Ter. One race will be for a mile. each
man "a run q quarter Of The distance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
For Aged People
Old Folks Should Be Careful in Their
Selection Of ReguIatiye Medicine.


With advanced age comes inactive bow.
Il movement and sluggish liver Nature
Il unable to perform her proper functions
and requires assistance Otherwise
there y constant suffering from consgipa.
tion and its attendant evils. Old folks
should never use plrysie that is harsh and
irritating
We have safe. dependable and alto
gether ideal remedy that il particularly
adapted to the requirements 81 aged
people and persons Of weak constitution
who suffer from constipation Of other
bowel disorder We arc 20 certain that
It viii completely relieve these com
plants and give absolute satisfaction in
every particular that we offer them with
our personal guarantee that they shall
cost she user nothing il they fail to sub.
stantiate our claims This remedy Is
called Rexall Orderlies
Rexall 0rderlies are eaten like CANDY
They have 4 soothing. healing. strength
enino, tonic and Tegulative action upon
the dry mucous lining and the relaxed
muscular coat Of the bowel. They BRO.
duce a natural, excessive contraction and
relaxation Of the muscular Gbres oil the
bowel walls. generating a waYelike mo-
zion, which forces their contents onward
and outward thus Stimulating nature I'M
perfect bowel movement, They tone 10
ind strengthen the nerves and muscles
and restore the bowels and associate
organs to more vigorous and healthy
activity. They may be taken al any
time without Inconvenience; do not cause
any gripping, nausea. diarrhoea, excessive
looseness. Aatulence or other disaereeable
effect. Try Rexall 0rderlies on our guar
autee; 80 tablets Is cents. and II tar
lets % cents Remember you can obtain
Rexall remedies iH Barre only at our
storeThe Rexsil Store Red Cross
Pharmacy Burt p Wcllas proprietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
BnuY PAUL.. rHsvls srNsArIoNAn Run.

Billy PAULL, PENE1s SENSATIONAL RUN
NI,n,
EFauii. Pennsylvania's crack runner, VIII
established a new intercollegiate rec0r,
Tor the mile last year. Is expected {,
compete Ia tho relay races 10 be held o.
Franklin tieId April a0l
The second VIII be d four mile event
each man TO run mile The thirt
contest VIII be d two mile affair. eaei
man 70 run d half mile. The Univer
sity 81 Pennsylvania win be found rep
resented III an three. ana II is ex
pected that Harvard, yale, Princeton
Cornell. Columbia. Chicago. Wisconsin
Michigan ana several other Big uni.
versities will enter in the coming races
Last year this meet reached the high
water mark. with over sixty colleges
present and close to 175 schools. the
entire country, with the exception 81
the Pacific coast slope, being repre-.
scented II both the scholastic aud col
iege events An even better record IS
expected this year
The management has sent out the il.
vitations 70 the colleges. ana many &C
ceptanees have been received Some
changes have been nude ID the college
groupings, but il the main they are
the same as In former years. They are
not bard and fast, but may be changed
upon wei founded protest
ln addition 70 the championship and
group races among the colleges there
VIII be the one mile freshman cham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
MAY APPEAL TO
TAFT in NAVAL ROW
Friends Of Passed Assistant Surgeon
Robnett Are DISSATISFIED with tie
Verdict.

Washington, FEB. I4.-AEaling publa
the findings Of the courtmartial and tn,
decisions Of the navy department in tat
cases Of Paymaster George P, Aud and
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. H. Robuett
has not ended the cases.
M. a. Ballinger Of Washington, Dr.
Robnett's counsel, expects to take the
case to the president at the earliest on.
portunity.
Whether the case Of PaYmsster Aud
will follow the same route Is uuaeter.
mined.
Although the officers involved il ths
summary discipline Of Or. Edward S.
cowlss Of Boston al navy dance have
suffered no severe punishment. their
friends are not satisfied. There are iii.
dications that the trouble which brought
Mrs cowles with her compIaint to sena
tor Lodge and led To bis taking the
matter UP with Mr. Meyer secretary Of
the navy. is not over.
IT is held. in the case Of Paymaster
Aud that the record now shows him
to have been found guilty Of conduct
unbecoming gentleman. although he
suffered no loss 81 numbers under the
ruling Of the department.
There Is very serious feeling over this
situation, and those Who have been aid
ing Paymaster Aud contend that It Is
unjust and contemplate efforts to have
his part Of the record cleared The case
OF DR. Robnett is somewhat different, as
lie vas sentenced TO the loss Of two
This Is the punishment which Dr. Rob
nett's attorneys win attempt to have
stricken from the records, through the
intervention Of the president. There Isl
speculation as to the attitude which the
president win take in the ease It ls|
thought that il viii require strong press
ure to lead him y take UP The case after
i has been finally acted upon by Tie
navy department.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
Interstate Commerce Puzzles
TO Solve
COMMITTEE ARGUMENTS
Bonds Of Thirty Millions Of Dollars for
Irrigation Projects Are Favored.
Second-class Mat

Washington, Feb. e.-Both interstate
commerce committees Of Congress hav,
now in effect completed their hearings
As far as railroad man are concerned
and will now address themselves to lis
lening to the presentation OF arguments
That can be advanced in favor Of the
adoption Of the bills BY the commit
tee.
Thv House committee has already re-
luested Attorney General Wickersham,
Frank B. Kellogg the trust buster,
ind Chairman Knapp Of the interstate
commerce commission to appear before
i this week, and win give three days
20 hearing what they have to say, be-
ginning on Thursday They win Of
course speak for the administration bin,
which in the House is called the Town
send bill. After that, it is expected
that the committee viii devote a week
or ten days 10 debating among them
selves to what extent the bills before
them shall be amended, and this should
mean that the committee win be ready
to report the Townsend bill back to the
House about March l.
The committee IL understood 70 be as
yet very uncertain what shall be done
70 the Townsend bill. An the members
have fairly definite views and they also
know just what the administration
thinks and wants done and just how far
the House viii want to 60. The differ
ences in the points Of view win be thor
oughly aired. and It win be interesting
q see what win happen to the three
chief points in the Townsend bin the
interstate commerce court, throughout
ing and through-routing and the finsn-
cial regulations.
After the bin reaches the House, there
win be more complications The pro.
cedure there win be no easy one The
bin viii have to Be passed some day,
but it Is > question whether unlimited
debate and unlimited opportunity for
amendment can be allowed. At the
same time, 1t is recognized that the
House is not very amenable nowadays
to suggestions from the committee on
rules.
But while there are possibilities in the
House for protracted battle, the ex-
peetation IS that the bill win 60 through
easily enough, and that an opposition
win flzzle out. Just as it has in the
committee on interstate commerce, 90 far
as the hearing was concerted. It il
even suggested that TIE Bgl may "a
called up On calendar Wednesday and
thus be put through passage.
There is still comment that the rail
roads should have offered so little oppo.
sition TO the administration bin Only
ne Rock Island was on hand to oppose
.he bill II general war. The other
railroads discussed only matters ia tha
ply Of minor moment. In the Senate
committee there has not been any great
sr success in stirring up blood.
The House interstate commerce com.
nittee win also give hearings on che Cox
oill seeking to regulate in q national
way automobile traffic. There Is great
demand for this legislation from automo-
bile interests throughout the country,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14

pionship and the special events oper
only 70 college men. graduate or I'M
dergraduate. These are as follows
one hundred yard dash. 100 yard hur
de- high jump. broad jump, shot put
hammer throw. discus throw and polg
vault. Cold watches win be given Il
these events. Il Is expected that close
to 200 teams win compete.
A SIX banner win be given to tha
winning team IN each relay as col.
iege trophy. and to each member 81
the winning team d gold watch. Each
OF the members Or the team that in
ishes second viii get silver CUP
Cups win be given as third prizes. Sec
ond prizes win be given only when
four teams contest and third prizes
when six teams contest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
Itching Irritation
Worst Form Of Skin Trouble Quickly
Cured BY Inexpensive Treatment.

Satp1 ~ AAeAPensAFe 4lbahment.
When you suffer with any skin trou-
BE. even though The itching seems Is
bearable, do not think that II IS neces
sary to use some disgusting greasy oini
sary to Use some disgusting greasy oint
ment Try Hokara pure and Simple
skin food That is guaranteed to contain
no grease 81 acids and which is So clearly
that il does net soil the linen.
its power 60 instantly relieve any irri-
tation 81 the skin and make It soft.
white and beautiful Is almost miraeu
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Not only are minor skim troubles iike
pnnplss hlackheads acne BARRIERS itch.
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or eases 81 salt rheum of eczema are
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g order that anyone may try Hckafa
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for il Larger size 40 eants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
PARIS sUFFRAGErrE PLAN.
A Woman Candidate, Whom No One cau
Vote For, TO Run IN Every Ward.

NNAN ENAf " 1AA IA livery WaAHs
Paris, Feb. 1.-THE French suffrag-
cites promise to enliven the general cleo
tions In May. Nile. Durand, their lead
er, who is the editor Of Les Ronvelles.
has issued plan Of campaign
There will be woman candidate in
every constituency IN Paris, each belong
ing to profession Or possessing a degree
Of some sort Mile. Durand herself win
oppose Deputy Paul Eseudier, Who IS
strong opponent Of woman suffrage.
That il viii be impossible to vote for
these ladies' does not deter them, The
campaign is intended to call attention
To the cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
Cadets Middi.a NJ. No.- q.

That football viii 30 resumed At
west Point next autumn was assured
by the recent announcement Of the
schedule. The soldiers win, Of course,
again tackle the navy ii their big
game Of the year This contest will
q played on Franklin Geld. In Phila-
deiphia. on Nov. rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
WEALTHY CHICAGO MAN KILLED.
Charles Wiltshire Stabbed at the Oaice
of His Glove FaeiarR.

Chicago. Tll., Feb. u. Charles WHt-
shire wealthy glove manufacturer
was found murdered Friday night ii the
Office Of his factory on North Halstead
street, Chicago The surroundings ev
denced terrific struggle. Some time
ago Mr. Wiltshire caused the arrest Of
two Italians who are said to have sold
him some stolen goods and they served
q three months term each ia the county
JAN Examination Of Mr. wiltshire
body showed that he bad been stabbed
through the heart and almost disem
boweled while near his body was found
10 stiletto sheath
Lorenzo Bartell. "a years old Frank
Ebboles n years Old, and tie lattar's
brother Chris Khh0le are under arrest
The police say The stiletto sheath found
beside Wiltshire's body Is the property
ol Chris ne denied any knowledge DC
the murder and claimed thai he was ont
of the city 1t the time the crime was
committed The other two men refused
to make q statement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
EIbsrfsId Roaaht n cradI.

Kid Elberfeld was bought Oh tie IN.
stallment plan by Manager Jimmy Nc,
Aieer Of the Washington Americans.
S25oo down and as much more July
4 Il the serapny veteran makes good
and behaves himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
10 MAKE ITALIAN BApTrsTs.
John p Rockefeller il, offers $1,000
for Propagating.

New York, Feb. ID John D. Roek
Teller, ir. has made an ofTer Of $4,000
for propagating the Baptist faith among
Italians Ia New York City, one candi-
ton that an equal amount be eontribuf-
ed by other friends, and that TIE whole
sum shall be put into the hands 81 the
Baptist mission and administered By
that society
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
Sarsatabs f q: ss;iss 4. @ q.

0dE Sd IGAUS l,ts combine ,5o ,.i the posl
fQr humos and eruptlous. stomach. liver ana
Kidney aiimcntn. loss 81 appetite. that tired feel.
ing Troy are solid extraet Of Haud's hafqapa.
ul1, having & so wonderful medicinal p0Wor.
Pleasant % take ana exceedingly economical.
ferring tablet rs LIQUID medicines 100 doeas n
Druggists or mail a, Il. Hood Co., LnWel Mass.
~ Made b. Hood Its GOOD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-14
pILEg cuRED IN 5 ID 4 80

'PA1O OINTMENT IS guaranteed Is eure
any case 81 itching, blind, bleeding or
4protruding piles ~ 9 70 i4 days or
money refunded SOC.