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New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
RICHMOND PROPERTY SOLD

J. Sterling Drake has sold to Joseph
Byrnes the Kelley property on Harbor
Road. Mariners Harbor. on a plot 56x263
feet, with house and improvements thereon.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
LONG ISLAND COTTAGE RENTED.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Mrs
Washington Hull her cottage on the corner
of Ocean and Seaview avenues. Lawrence
Beach, Long Island, to T. W. Satterthwait.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
GLEANINGS.

Women who do embroidery can utilize
scraps Of lace. both old and new. TO very
good purpose. The leaves and flowers may
be cut out from the net foundation and
applied to the silk or other material to be
adorned The embroidery is then done over
them, and they not only serve the purpose
Of a stamped design, but make the en-
broidery stand out well without any pad
ding.
There is one branch Of women workers
ny the English members Of which at least
Queen Alexandra viii always be thought Of
With affection. That is the nurses, whom
She recognized from the first of her English
life her best coadjutors IN the battle
against poverty and suffering. Nothing she
could do for the profession and the good OF
the women in IL was left Cndone. She was
National Pension Fund for Nurses. When
she secured an appointment for nurse
sks .ook care that the place carried ade-
oEate pay. For many years nurses we're an
rualy entertained az Marlborough House.
and the Queen-or Princess of Wales. "a
enc then was-presented each member of
tae pension fund with the badge she had
destg-ed Her name. says HThe Nursing
1r--cr.'' IS especially associated with the
.-pe-taI Military nursing service. q the
creation or Vnsc1 she Tas Intimately cor
es-Ce1
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

. hrick store and lofts. 2jxS2 F rhov,
saaa park ave- owner and architect: coss
$40, 900.
,oTII ST 34f to $40 west for an IL o.,
L..ns,aI o. 10xQG. New York Pclyclinic Seh~x,
and Hospital PA East 34th ST. owner =
Rowe. I40 West 42d st. architect. cost s5ee.osa
.eD SIT As and 47 Eass. fer a 9 sty b-s.,.
orire bIdx 34x4S. Pennsylvania Raiiross
Co owner: Ajer Co. 152 Madison ave. lsss.s.
warren a. wstmore, East $50 st. architects:
U.s. THE BRONX
HAvEMEYER AVE. s. 20 = Of Her.
many ave sty frame dwig- 2lxts Aposona
and rraus E.neeI 2261 Hermany ave oznay..
n Ebeling 1896 walker ave. architect. cor
So 500.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
PLANS FOR AN ELEVEN STORY HOSPITAL
Poycnc to Erect New Building in 50h Street. Near Ninth
Avenue-To Cost S500,000.
NEW VANDERBILT HOTEL
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

ward end Concourse. 130 feet north Of 1S4t
street. TO builder for improvement.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JULY d
wESTCHESTER AVE. = Whole front.
ht1n Fox and simpson SITS, 24j. Txf0f.3 .3x frrsz Z
162 =. Edward Hfrsch loans Henry ACSsr $50 GSe
HOBART ST. cor of Z3Sth u t0Sx10o;
Charles Msssoth loans F Kaysser S14. 90
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

trimmed with passementee and large collar OF
white moire
white cotton blue
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

An appetizing lettuce salad is made by
arranging the leaves in salad bowl.
sprinkling with stuffed olives cut in slices
and just before serving adding a mayon-
naise dressing
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
Al TERATIONS.

RIEEcKER ST 2s5. 10 sty bri< ..rr-s.
7. Ciarone. 40 Thompson ST o"nsr VI Muller
iIs Nassau st architect: cost. $1,000.
MAIDEN LANE. 90 to 94. 10 sty com,
n,srciaI bldg: estate OF James A Roosevelt "a
Wa,I st owner; r W kearney. 81 Liberty a..
architect: cost. $4,000
AsTu ST 81 WEST. 70 sty and bsss
,ent dwlx: 81 West 4sth ST. Inc. owner: a
Atterbury. 2OT West 43d 81. architect. cost.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

IHE BELNORD
B'way, Amsterdam Ave, and seth to sith
W. H DOISOE & co. Agents.
52T Columbus Ave
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
Erbact rj0m Heaeely, r. Z .Saa.
7HwydqN dug. %, I902
DOCTORS DAUGHTER"
A Woman and Medicine that
Have Made good.

Almost two years ago when Doctor S
Daughter first put forth her medicine
On tie market few would have dared
predict the wonderful sale which il has
met with.
Starting with a practically unknownprep-
arafon but rightly naming it stomach
Rite, Doctor Daughter made tour Of
New England, stopping at the leading
drug stores in the large cities, where she
met the people and introduced her medi-
cine.
Her implicit faith was soon rewarded,
for people who tried the remedy finding
that It did the work, and was all that It
was represented to be- told their friends,
and so on, until now Stomach-Rite is
rated the leading and largest selling
medicine Of its kind in New England,
while mail orders are sent to Europe,
Canada, our Island possessions, and all
over the United States.
Those who remember the kind Of
treatment and medicine given out by
Doctors Daughters father. DR. John
Wilbur, and grandfather, Dr. William
H. Wilbur, will easily understand why
Rite Sells. The quality is there.
8urt II. Wells is making a special fea-
ture Of this medicine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
Germany Not Against Mon
roe Doctrine
NO OTHER POINT CONFLICT
A Reply to Admiral Mahan's Articles
on World Navies--Beriin Not Wor-
rying About the Increase Of
Our Fleet.

Berlin. July s. IT Is unthinlable that
Germany from any point Of view should
be inclined to oppose the Monroe doe
trine, according to semi-offcial review
in the vossisehe zeitung' Of Admiral Ma.
hans article regarding the American,
British and German navies published in
England recently. There IS beside no
otner point on which Germany is likely
70 come into conflict with the United
States Admiral Mahan can have found
n5 reason in American affairs calling
for warning Americans against Ger
many. he wrote, a our opinion, from
the purest love of bis own country, but
he Is a dreamer in political strategy and
builds up circumstances which really do
not exist II We contest this train Of
thought, we are still far from the inten-
ton Of worrying ourselves in any way
concerning the right and liberty Of the
United States 10 strengthen their feet
according to their own IDEAS"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08

PinkhamS Vegetable Compound mace
me a well woman and have no more
backache. hope can help Others by
telling them what Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for
me. = - Mrs. EMMA IMsE, e53 tirstSt.s
milwaukee,, Wis.
The above IS only one Of the thou
sands of grateful letters which are
constantly being received By the
Pinkham Medicine Company Of Lynn,
Mass, which prove beyond doubtthat
Lydia Il. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis
eases on women after al other means
have failed, and that every such suf-
ering woman owes IL to herself to at
least give Lydia i, Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound a trial before submit
ting TO an operation, or giving up
hope Of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women TO write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health and her
advice Is free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
Smart Bathing-slippers.

mo longer are bathing-slippers hide
Gus, unshapely things says Grace Mar
garet Could in the Woman's Home Com
panion for July. "They are still made
Of canvas and sometimes of satin. but
they are cut on trim pump lines and
have wel-cut s0les Of cork They are
trimmed, too, with little frill Of rib
bon or tape at the instep curve and have
long ribbons or tapes which lace across
the instep and around the ankle IN
truly sandal style, setting off a pretty
ankle in most charming manner and
eoncealing the defects Of a homely one
in surprisingly simple way These
hathing-slippers Of canvas can be had for
only forty-eight cents, while those Of
satin cost one dollar and a half. They
come in black and white"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
BETTER TINES I'm JAPAN.
A Member Of Diet Says Country Has
Emerged from Financial Depression.

Victoria, ,. @, July 81 Among the
passengers on the Kamakura Maru
which arrived from the orient Wednes-
day. was Ketara Mochizuld, former
member Of the Japanese Diet and presi-
dent Of the Liberol News agency Of
Toxic He il on a special mission to
make investigations ia Europe and the
United States for tile financial depart
ment of Japan, and the imperial rail-
ways and monopoly bureau He is &C.
eompanied by Mrs Mochizuki, who was
educated in Toronto and who has been
commissioned to investigate educational
work Of women in the United States
and Europe Speaking Of conditions in
Japan, Mr.. Mochizuki said; Japan has
emerged from the financial depression
and an era Of better times is looked for.
The four per cent. consolidation Of Jap
anese loans has been taken up and
new financial scheme Il being formulat-
ed. Money is easy, the banks have
much u loan and interest Is lower. The
result Is that business development Il
progressing fayorablys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
MONARCHY MORE ECONOMICAL.
Cheaper Than Republican Government,
Saus Y.nndnn Standard.

Cheaper Than Republican Government,
SAYS London Standard.
London. July s-The standard yes
terday morning. discussing the cost Of
keeping up the British monarchy, said;
Apart from the fact that very con.
siderable portion 81 the sums assigned
under the civil list are not drawn at all
from the national possessions but repre-
sent the soYereign's private property, the
public work discharged BY the king and
queen and the members Of the royal
family could not be obtained SO cheaply
under republican system. No longer
do American citizens vaunt the sim
plicity ard frugality Of the United
States constitution. Few Of those who
have measured the direct and the indi-
rect expenditures, open and secret, incl
dent to a presidential election will deny
that as business proposition it would
be advantageous to exchange the White
House for Buckingham palace"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
Not Nominated by Committee,
but Wins in Convention
ELECTED PRESIDENT N.E.A,
oyerrides the Nominating Committee
TX. Snyder Had Been It's Choice for
the Positon-M, S. Stone the
Vermont Director.

Boston, July 81. X. Snyder, princi.
pal Of the Colorado state normal school,
was nominated by the committee on
nominations OF the National Education
association yesterday for the next pres.
ident Of the association, Mr. Snyder
received "a votes, while his nearest com.
petitor Mrs. Ella Flagg Young Of Chi
cago, was given 10.
San Francisco is the only place which
has been prominently mentioned as Che
place for holding tue next convention.
The association voted to hold the 1906
convention ia San Francisco and tine
local committee was even making ar.
raneoments for the great assembly up
70 the night before the earthquake. The
disaster neeessitated the transfer Of the
convention.
The report Of the majority Of the
nominating committee in favor Of Dir
Snyder was taken across Copley square
to the New Old South church and at
once presented to the convention by A.
p. Johnson Of South Carolina
Miss Katherine p. Blake Of New York
Immediately presented the minority re-
port fayoring Mrs. Young for president.
Mrs Young was made one Of the vice
presidents in the majority report
The convention immediately took up
the question Of substituting the minor.
ity report for that Of the majority. On
this question, Mrs Young defeated Mr.
Snyder for president, BY vote Of el7
Il $780,
The state directors named include:
Connecticut, + A verplanh; Maine
Payson Smith Massachusetts,, Irving C.
Palmer; New Hampshire, Henry q. Nor.
risoni Rhode Island. II ". Lull; Yer
mont, Mason s. Stone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
FINDS BAG OF LOST GEMS.
TIE levels Were Property Of MIRA Harry
a ~. ~ N.vv yor1x

TIE Jewels Were Property Of Mra Harry
q Lale u Eew Yoris.
Lee, Iuly 81 Mr. Harry s Lake 81
n East Segenty.sixth street New York.
formerly Allie Marie zeiglet of Paris.
started laes week "a q motor trip III
Fte Retsshivs Will her husband She
carried u lag 4 necklace. eoronet
rings and buckles
Saturday, when The automobile arrived
at Hotel AspiuTall, The bag was miss.
Ing Police were called III and large
reward offer was posted Thomas Con.
roy, a chauffeur, found the bag In the
Fass near the Hotel AspiuwaM He viii
go to New York with the jewels and
claim the reward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
TO WOMEN
AT FORTY
The Experience Of This Philadelphia
Woman win Show the Way
to Avoid Unnecessary III
Health.

To women who suffer when the age Of
forty, or thereabouts, Is reached, Or.
Williams Pink Pills give prompt and
permanent relief And, II taken rs this
time il approached, their tonic action in
purifying aud building up the blood
strengthens the system 50 that this crisis
in womans fife may be passed in
safety and ease. The pills, therefore, are
al special help 10 women who are weak,
run down and nervous for IN this condi-
ton the body ID not prepared 70 bear the
added burden put upon u during the
change Of life.
Mrs NJ. II, Cornels. Of No, 2505 Ok
ford street, Philadelphia, Pa, who found
no relief from her suffering until she
tried DR. Williams Pink Pills, says
~ suffered for over two years from
weakness common 20 women OF my age
and was confined to bed for two or three
days every month. had poor appetite,
gas formed in my stomach and my heart
was affected SO that ! could not 80 up
stairs without gasping for breath. ] had
severe headaches every month and while
they lasted ! was unable 10 do up my
hair.
81 tried ut least half dozen remedies
before used Or. Williams Pink Pills.
received no benefit whatever from tie
other medicines but soon found that the
pills were helping me. ! continued with
the pills until cured and have stayed
well since. now always keep Dr. VIII
liams Pink Pills on hand
Dr. Williams Pink Pills have been 20
successful in curing the characteristic all
ments OF womankind THAT they are justly
regarded as a specific for anmmia Or
bloodlessness, ehlofosis or green sick
ness, delayed development and all irreg-
ularities arising from impure or watery
blood and weak nerves II Is through
the blood alone that DR.. Williams Pink
Pills act, enabling the vital fluid 70 carry
health and strength TO the weakened
organs.
For complete information about the
use Of DR. Williams Pink Pills in your
case, send a postal card request Tor our
free booklet, "Plain Talks 70 Women"
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists. or will be sent, postpaid, on
receipt OF price, 90 cents per box, six
boxes for $3.50, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. X.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08

National Eueenics IN Relation to I'M
migration Is the title 81 most inter-
esting article ID the July number Of
The North American Review By r. de
G. Ward. Mr.. Ward, after showing how
the United States, by reason Of the bet.
eregeneous character Of the immigration
70 this country should be rather than
England the centre Of eugenios propa-
ganda, suggests two plano for the Sc
lection of immigrants. He says:
",rhe ideal selection Of our immigrants.
from the eugene point of view, would be
possible only If we could hare fairly
complete family history, running back
few generations, showing The harada-
tafy tendencies Of each alien. The re-
suits OF eugenic knowledge TO enable
us to exclude, II we had these pedi-
grees, the larger number Of aliens who
would themselves be undesirable. On
would have defective or delinquent Of
spring. This ideal selection II obvious.
M impossible To carry out. The next
best plan, which has the advantage If
being feasible, although it would require
legislation and considerable expenditure
Of public money tyet would not almost
any expenditure, even on d huge scale.
he wise national policy IN 50 i'm
portant a matterf) would be to insist
that each alien, on landing here, should
undergo very thorough mental and
PHYSICAL examination at the hands Of
our public health and marine hospital
surgeons. These examinations would in
yolve a stripping 10 the skin Of each
alien; the usual physical and mental
examination; tests for syphilis and
similar precautions. Is this too much
to demand when the welfare Of whole
new race is concernedg The eugenist
Is ready with his answer; he saws. en-
no. We certainly ought to
begin at once ID seereaate, far more than
we now do, all our native and foreians
bern population which Is unfit for par
enthood They must be prevented from
breeding But the biggest, the most
the most immediate way IL
which We ean further national euaenies
Il at the ports where this wear o9er
half million alien immigrants viii
land"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
NEWELL IN WASHINGTON.
He Refuses to Say Whether He Saw
Mr.. Roosevelt.

Washington, July s.-Director Fred.
erick II. Newell Of the reclamation serv-
ice, whose differences with Secretary Of
the Interior BalIinger have created gem
eral comment. returned To Washington
yesterday from New York, where 1t was
understood he had talked Thursday with
former President Roosevelt
The unusual retieence Of The director
concerning bis New York visit lends
color to the report that one 81 the
objects Of bis trpi was to consult with
Colonel Roosevelt concerning the flic-
ton with the secretary Of the interior
over the administration Of the reclama-
ton service. He refused to admit that
he had conference with the former
president nor would he deny it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
zELAYA STILL HAS INFLUENCE
Reported That He Controls the Gunboat
Venus.

Reported That He Controls the Gunboat
Venus.
Washington, July s.-Trom the state
department, the report was given out
yesterday Of rumors reaching It that
former President zelaya had offered to
have the Venus withdrawn from Mica.
raguan waters on certain conditions.
This would be the first admission from
zelaya, if the rumors proved true, that
he had any control over the armed YES
sci which has been plying on the east
ern coast Of Nicaragua, although pre-
yious reports to The department connect
ed bis name with the purchase ana out
fitting Of the Venus and other boats
for service ID tie interest Of the Mad.
riz forces Id Nicaraguan waters
The conditions which tile rtimor said
Zelaya had imposed were that protee-
tion be given to his personal estate Id
Nicaragua, which is reported "a be very
large, and that he be recompensed 800
600 the first payment made on the
Emery claims, owned by Americans and
adiHsed in agreement between the
United States and Nicaragua Just before
the uprising in the Central American
country.
The source Of the rumors was not
disclosed
The Venus. with several effective
mounted guns, has been cruising alona
the eastern coast OF Nicaragua. reduc-
ing several towns to the subsection Of
Madfiz and otherwise assisting the cause
of the Madriz government
The ship sailed from New Orleans but
il has been a matter Of dispute as to
where she mounted her guns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
Indiana Senator a Visitor at
Sycamore Hill
NEW HAMPSHIRE MEN, TOO
Robert P Bass, His Brother and Winston
Churchill visitors--New Hampshire
Leaders Said to Seek Former
Presidents support.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July s.-politics
and in particular politics in the central
West was expected to be considered at
a conference yesterday az Sycamore bill,
Dudley Foulke Of Indiana was here
yesterday, having come down from New
York Wednesday night. Mr. fouike
has long been known as a reformer'
He was appointed a civil service commits
sioner By Mr.. Roosevelt and on several
occasions when the former president
wished to make q public statement Of
a political nature, be did 50 BY writing
an open letter to Mr. Foulke.
Another lndianan, senator Reyeridge,
was here yesterday, as well AZ several
insurgents from the central West
a delegation Of visitors % Colonel
Roosevelt arrived from New York on
the noon train. There were Six IN che
party, two Of whom were United States
Senators Beveridge and Carter. The 9th.
ers were John +. Bass, the war CORE.
spondent, and his brother, Robert r.
Bass; Winston Churchill, the novelist,
and James R. Sheffield. Robert ?. Bass
and Mr. Churchill are Republican insur7
gents Of New Hampshire. Mr.. Bass
is candidate for the Republican nom
ination for governor Of New Hampshire,
which Mr.. Churchill endeayorad uusue.
esssfuliy 70 obtain.
The two men came to lay the stua-
ton IN New Hampshire before Colonel
Roosevelt IN an effort 70 enlist hls sym
pathy ana, Il possible, bis support ID
their contest.
Senator Beverage led the party which
alignted from The train. The newspaper
correspondents who are stationed here
hemmed them in. but they bad little
to say, except that they were hoping
to have pleasant talk with the colonel.
Eve can't say anything new Senator
Bevsridge said, throwing up his hands.
When We get back from Sycamore hin,
wo may have something to tell you"
The visitors said they would return
to New York yesterday afternoon.
Forecasts Of yesterdays conference at
Sycamore Lin were upset entirely BY
the personnel Of the delegation WHICH
arrived.
Colonel Roosevelt said Wednesday
that Senator Beveridee YVES 70 be here
and number Of other men who were
affiliated more al Tess closely with The
progressive movement in Tho Republican
party. whose names be would not di-
gulge
The impression was that several 9TH
er men from the middle West would Be
here, and the presence Of three men
from New Hampshire and one from Mon
tana puzzled political observers.
In particular, the visit Of Senator
Carter could not be understood. The
senator from Montana has been one Of
the right-hand men Of Senator Aldrich
and has consistently opposed the insur-
gent movement He had no word to
say when he got here as 70 why he had
come to Oyster Bay on this occasion.
II was observed however, that when
the party drove .oF for Sycamore hin
Senator Carter was in carriage an BY
himself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
ABERNArHY BOYS DEPART.
Start for Oklahoma In a Runabout.
Temple Makes Speech at Astoria.

Start for Oklahoma IN Runahout
rarrio N.to. rr.a.h y A..o,g.
'R'N '4'Asa sp90Nn = 4As''''''
New York, July s.. The Alternately
bavs Ion;a ana r6,onis o.,, rsaa bor.,.
-,
paSN itoih oAiahonla y sew 10TH -
greet Colonel Roosevelt left for their
home yesterday II 4 brand new auto.
mobile r,ra bont witb roris !. ~ ,,heel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
Do Not Abandon Your Cat.

There Is one paragraph in Suburban
Life for July which ought to be read
BY every owner Of pet animals. It is a.
follows. Hundreds Of house cats are
turned into the streets every spring
when their owners close their homes for
the summer Unprotected and unfed,
they soon join the army Of tramp fe-
lines, living miserably ont Of garbage
cans, fighting over snorsel Of .fsoa.
thieving when the opportunity offers,
preying on the birds and making them
selves neighborh0od nuisance The
transition from sleek, weH-nonrished
tabby to dirty. half-starved disreputa-
bic vagrant is sometimes startling. Il
may be easier to abandon your cat than
70 provide a home for Il or to merci-
fully snuff ont its existence. hast, II yoa
have conscience, It would prick you
occasionally did you fully realize tho
cruelty Of the action"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-08
Young women Elnployes So.

New York, July 81 Several thousand
young women employees 81 women's eag-
ment making establishments ell over
the city struck yesterday, ID obedi-
ence 70 orders issued By the Inferno
tional Womens Garment Workers or
gaHization. which has presented demands
upon the employers for increased wages
and better working conditions. The
strike order went into effect
yesterday afternoon, it being an-
nounced that the employers, or large
per centage OF them, were determined
not to agree to tile conditions imposed
by the representatives Of the dissatis-
fed employes.