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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-06
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-06

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
Grand Trunk and Canadian
Pacific Men May Strike
CANCELLATION REJECTED
The Committee from the Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmeu and Con-
ductors win Not Accept
the Schedule.

Montreal, Que. June g. The commit
tee representing The Brotherhoods Of
Railway Tranmen aud Railway Con.
iuctors yesterday refused to accept the
award Of the board Of cancellation APP
pointed by the minister Of labor to set.
lie the wage dispute with the Canadian
Pacific and Crank Tvuuk railways. Toe
award provided an increase in wages ay-
eraging % per cent
With the men refusing the award and
a prominent railroad official eharacteria-
ing It a. "eonfscaticn, not conciliation,n
a strike Of the $4,000 men on the two
roads appears now to be practically Ger.
tain. The committee yesterday sent
what is regarded As an ultlmatum to
vice President MacNicoll Of the Canadi-
an Pacific.
Their decision in regard to the award
was made known yesterday afternoon,
when they sent telegram to the minis
Ter OF ADuf AZ 0ttAWA WAFtnfh8 tlith tfaN
the terms Of the award were "imprac-
tieable and cannot be accepted.
The message continued; @For reasons
best known to the members Of the hoard,
standards and comparative diaerentials
existing on the Canadian Pacific have
been entirely ignored. o., worse still,
reversed, thereby making the award as
handed down impossible Of acceptance.
We are this date writing Mr. MaeNieoll.
quoting the telegram, and asking him
If his company is stiH indisposed 70
recognize the past and recently revised
standards in she territory
The committee expects an answer from
MacNicoll to-day. The standards re.
ferred to are those paid BY United
States railways entering Canada, and
are Is per cent. above the scale fixed BY
the board Of Cancellation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
Taft RejOices Over Victories
in Congress
GOODCAMPAIGN MATERIAL
The President Plans for Fourth Of July
in Boston--Few Bills Remaining on
His Program Ave Sure Of
Passage

Washington June %. President
lTaft's triumphal legislative marcn con-
tinues. The White House has been buzz
ing with complacent senator's and repre-.
sentatives, congratulatiug Mr.. Taft upon
the steady progress Of bis measures and
felicitating themselves also that the Re-
publican party bids fair to face the con
gressional elections With fine record
of work accomplished Private adyces
received at the White House, in addition
to the newspaper dispatches have given
the president assurance that Minnesota
is "all right IN other words, the Re-
publican state convention, IA indorsing
the Taft administration, avoiding the
embarrassment 81 "reafirmingr support
81 The Roosevelt policies and unanimous
iy renominating The insurgent senator,
Moses F, Clapp. has given the country
AN object lesson IN practical Republican
harmony, which win have It's elect IN
many other disturbed states, n the opin-
ion Of congressional politicians here.
Low tariff and reciprocity sentiment Is
very strong in Minnesota and the con-
eession made to the insugent element
in the Endorsement of Senator Clspp Is
counted as q master stroke Of practical
politics President Raft and Senator
Clapp have been az near az swords
points over part Of The administrations
program as two men well could be. Bnt
both are Republicans. and the Mime.
sofa state convention evidently has set
the pace for harmony BY indicating that
there is still room 10 the party for men
Of radical differences Of opinion.
The legislative outlook yesterday was
rs encouraging as the political sene-
tors Burrows Of Michigan and Curtis oi
Kansas were early visitors at the white
House. sentor Elkins called little
later 70 introduce the youngest Judge on
any supreme bench IN any state 81 the
unionr The three senators agreed that
the course was clear for the passage yes
terday Of the postal savings hilI ".
amended and probably the campaign
publicity bin The administration also
expects favorable vote On the Appa
laehian forest reserve bill The votes 20
pass It are ia hand Il 4 understood, and
its only danger Ii the Senate lies n the
iateness Of the session The regular
course in the Senate was slightly ais
turbed BY the furry over the postal
savings bin thus embarrassing the for.
est reserve measure little II appears
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

certain TO pass the House, and that ac.
ton would stand in tie next session, Il
possibly The bin should Be laid over in
the Senate All statesmen from the
president down, yesterday predicted the
adjournment Of Congress By Saturday
night
President Taft Is prepared to make
definite Bis Fourth o. July engagements
in and about Boston. He win pass
through the mass Of cheering scnool chill
lren Ia Everett in the morning, review
as much as be can Of the somenille
parade. then hasten to the State House
tor a glimpse Of the Boston marehers,
and then 60 to Cambridge for luncheon
with President Lowell and bis address
in the stadium, after which he viii
return to Beverly.
Mrs. Taft left yesterday morning for
New York. and win 20 thence to New
Haven and leave for Beverly this noon,
reaching the summer capital some time
in the evening The president viii make
no further attempt to leave until two
or three days after The Adjournment Of
Congress. lie was as happy as a boy
this morning over his personal and Off
cial outlook but will deny himself to
visitors for the first week or ten days
at Beverly that he may recover from
tire fatigue incident to the heat and
haste 81 adjournment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
HORSE DISORDERS
STOMACH AND INTESTINAL
CONTINUED from Taursdayl


Concretions, calculi or stones IN the
stomach exhibit few, # any, symptoms
to indicate their presenter some claim a
stone is forming In the stomach. when
"a depraved OF irregular appetite 70 COM
mon, Of when they eat pieces Of wood,
earth and other foreign substances IL
il, however observed a horse has all
these symptoms when no sucn growth
is found ID the stomach The stones,
however If there, sometimes show the
same symptoms All are exhibited in en-
gorged stomach, and, 10 doubt, collie Is
eaHsed by them at times the growth
sometimes reaching the SIZE Of three Or
four pounds II weight They seem To
form FIRST from some small piece Of
stone. part 81 q nail or some similar
object and collect calcareous substances
hair and sneh into q BAH, which becomes
indigastible and remains m the stomach,
the animal when sitting upnn his
haumeIss seeming 70 be IN the most
comfortable position The horse may be
eonstipated although this ia by no
means a rule; how, then, can one sus-
pect THE troubleg # the horse has fire.
quent attacks Of collie which have been
quickly relieved, has the depraved appe-
tite sits on his namches or tries to
stand with forward feet on some ele-
waited object, one may suspect q forma-
ti0n Of this sort IN the stomach though
there Is no sure sign TO be given, There
is no remedy for the cure Of such a
case. We may. however, give laxative
remedies and aid stomach action BY
proper feeding and tonics and endeavor
to overcome the inflammation The IN.
testines are also the retainers of the
calculi or stones; they are sometimes
found in che small intesfsnes but usual
" the larger bowel furnishes their
lodging place and they are said to be
found from half an ounce to twenty
pounds in size; they are found singlv Or
in numbers. and vary much IN forma.
tion and structure, some are soft and
spongy some porus, and others bony and
hard like a stone These balls or call
Gull are formed around piece Of wood,
stone, nail az similar object and layer
after layer forms around III until it has
reached the dangerous size, where III
blocks the intestines, causing us TOT
think tile horse has collie ar some in-
testinal trouble, which win likely be
bv death There Is no medi.
cine for The cure Of these distractions,
though we may give physic, and often
they are thereby expelled, OF they may
Be reached bv the hand and extracted,
should they be located in the lower gut,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
STORIES OF
THE DIAMOND.
Zach Wheat Tells Secret Of His Great
Bstting-His Sphere in the Eye
Br0oklyn's Crack Outfslder
and Star Hitter.
No. XII.
BY ZACH WHEAT.

BY ZACH WHEAT.
lCopyright, 1870 BY American Press Asso-
ciation.l
What Is the secret OF my batting
why, Just hitting the BAN In the eye.
or course the drst essential ia 70
have good eye and use IT, 10 some
bali players batting comes natural; to
others constant practice makes them
feared BY pitchers. Ever since broke
into professional baseball | have been
very successful 10 connecting with the
ball &C the proper moment. In fact,
since joining rhe Brooklyn team and
becoming a major Lacquer have been
more successful than 10 the smaller
circuits. My hope Is that viii be
able 70 lead the NationaJ league in hit
ting at the end OF the season.
My advice to aspiring ball players Is
to keep a close eye on the ball from
the time 1t leaves the twirler's hand
until Il connects with the bat Let
your eye follow II up 70 the instant 1t
connects with your club. II It does
not connect you viii know the reason
Why. Many batters just keep their
eye on the bah for about half way 70
the plate; then they guess where il
ought to 60 and bang away at the
ball. possibly With their eyes shut,
The ball may nor have gone where the
batter guessed. 1t is ninety.nine
chances out Of hundred that the bat
ter will miss or foul 1t or IN this man.
ner.
Another thing, the man who watches
the ball will not get hit often when at
the bat. He can see where the ball Is
coming. II 1t ID straight at him TO
can easily ses IT. IL 1t Is a fast BAH
and coming close and be has not the
time TO step out be can turn bis back
and take the chance OK Its hitting
where there liz plenty Of flesh 10 pro
tect bone 1 seldom bit down on up
on a bali unless | do II purpOssly. II
1t ia drop bali | start nay bat low
and bit on a straight line That Is the
reason why batter can slam 80 many
hard ones over the pitchers box which
get away from the second baseman
and ahortstop. 1t takes a mighty good
pitcher to intercept one OF these hard
drives, and be takes chances OF being
pat out OF business for the rest Of the
season.
It is a hard matter to train player
to watch the ball. II takes lots Of
time, practice and study before one
becomes an adept. That is one reason
given for the large number Of weak hit
ting pitchers IN the big leagues. A twiri-
er imagines he knows what ia coming.
BE aims for an outshoot and gets a
drop and misses It by a mile He
starts with the bail all right, but be-
fore II Is halfway TO bis bat he takes
his eye or the ball and sets for a guess
and misses
! have seen pitchers shut their eyes
as soon as they were satisfied the bali
was coming near the plate and then
bang away, missing By feet instead Of
by inches. 1t Is seldom / miss ball
completely, and then II Il usually be-
cause hit too hard and a trife too
quick on q drop
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
No Statement Opposing Pri-
mary Reform
THE REPORT UNTRUE"
The Ez-president Declares-TO Make a
Speaking Tour This Summer = He
Promises Hamilton Club an ADJ
dress in Chicago.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
JEFF ARRIVES IN RENO.
White Fighter Safely Installed In His
New Quarters II Nevada.

Reno, New. June Ga, james J Ieffries
y installed in the training camp pro.
eured for him ct Moana Springs three
miles south Of Reno. and work On the
areHa for the feAt 4 under way Pro
moter Tex Richard SAYS he = satisfied
that state officials will make no at
tempt to interfere with the fight.
SD Hester announced last night that
having failed To get the use Of the JEFF
fries and Johnson arena. he viii take
out license and build an arena Of his
own to stage the Iangford Kaufman
contest On the morning Of July 4.
Jeafries and his trainers and bic sparrl
ing partners are safely housed but the
now quarters are 50 crowded that only
those actually connected with the fiaAt-
eFs preparations can be with him there.
Notwithstanding lack Of room. however,
Jeffries says be is thoroughly satisfied
and wiH remain at the place until the
day Of TIE fight.
No reply 70 tale teaezam sent Gov.
Dfctereon Tuesday mas been reserved By
Richard. The promoter believes that
no matter what pressure ie brought to
bear on Negpda's chief executive. the
governor viii not interfere with the
tight Rickard yesterday said that II
the fight were stopped in Nevada he
would not try to stage II elsewhere
It II said that many Reno business
men are opposed to Hastar's plans for
double fight bill Oh Independence day
They fear the visiting crowds viii spend
their TIME watching The Two ring at-
fractions and viii have no opportunity
To patronize Reno's stores and amuse-
mnnts.
Tom Flanagan busied himself yestar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
AccIpENr ON seENIc RALEwAY.
Four People Were Fatally injured, 9th
ers Seriously Hurt.

Four People We're Fatally Injured, 9th
ers Seriously Hurt.
New York. June "a. At least four
persons we're fatally injured and a doz.
eu more seriously hurt early yesterday
when two crowded cars 81 a scenic rail-
way on the Bovery al Coney Island.
running At terrific speed jumped the
track and dropped 4 sheer 60 feet to the
ground
Two cars Of The big switehbaek had
been filled ard haufed up the incline.
and the party. laughing and shouting,
plunged down the first steep incline
Up the next incline the ears shot
TO the high level Of the scenic road and
began to dive down at a mile q minute
pace
Something went wrong with the mech.
anism and as the cars were dashed
around TIE frst lurn the rear car jumped
the track, dragging the forward car with
ik
Ten Of The occupants we're hurled from
the ears and went crashing down
amongst the scenery. falling b the
ground where they lay unconscious Six
went down with the first car and were
pinned fast beneath IL These last ones
were the most seriously injured
Five Of them, Miss Minnie Cobalt,
Tessit Ericsson and Rose Wilson, alI
Young girls, Richard Raddermacher and
Manuel IN Colo. are residents IF Brook.
fym. The sixth ii Harry Fletcher. 20
wears Old Fractured skulls were sus-
tained by the three young women. ba-
sides broken bones and other multiple
injuries De Colo Is internally injured,
his legs and back hurt and both arms
are BROKEN and Raddermaeher's skull
is fractured Fletoher's injuries we're
reported to be conclssi0n Of the brain
and the breaking Of folm ribs.
Spectators of the friehtful plunge
screamed IN terror and the panic was
increased when some one switched Oft
the electric lights The police had hard
work quelling the panic The six per.
sons who had gone down with the fall
ing car were found pinned under the
wreckage and with the hers less SCI
riously injured. were hurried OF to hos
pitfalls.
The man in charge Of the diving ear
escaped injury. He could not explain
the accident, but declared that it was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
GOV. HUGHES ACCEPTS.


NO Date Fixed as Yet for the visit to
Sycamore Hill
New York, June p Theodore Roose-
welt has asked Governor Hughes to visit
him at Sycamore bin IN the near future
for conference.
The news came ont yesterday after
noon in the course Of brief supple
mentarv statement, which Mr. Roosevelt
chose to add to his denial yesterday
morning Of printed report that be Is
to come out 10 opposition to tho Cover
uor's policy Of direct primaries.
Albany, N Y. June q Governor
Hughes has accepted the Invitation Of
Theodore Roosevelt to visit him at Sag
amore hin in the near future
When asked last night concerning the
former presidents invitation, the COVER
nor said Il had given MIN great pleasure
to accept Tie added that no date for
the visit had been axed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

Mrs. Taft Takes Her Departure from
Washington

Washington, June 2S.--Ars. Taft, wife
Of The president, lett Washington for
New York yesterday morning, On her
way to the summer White House AZ
Beverly She passed the night In New
York and left this morning for Bos-
ton.
At New Haven, she viii be joined BY
three children Robert who graduated
from Yale yesterday, Charlie and Miss
Helen Tho presidents family will reach
Beverly some time late This afternoon.
The president accompanied Mrs Taft
to the station yesterday morning and
viii 60 to Beverly for the summer as
soon as Congress adiourns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
THE COMO MURDER.
English Police Don't Believe Charlton
Is In London.

London, June % The officers Of SCOT
land Yard do not believe the story eircu-
lated Tuesday that Porter Charlton. the
husband Of Mary Scott Castle Charlton,
the woman whose body was found in a
trunk ia Lake Como. IS in London They
also express the opinion thai he has
never been here at any time since the
woman was murdered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
BOSTON WINS.
Awarded Next Meeting Of international
Chamber d Commerce.


London, june a. The international
congress 81 Chambers 81 Commerce yes
terday accepted by aecamation al III
pitaiion to hold the convention Of 1912
III Boston
sir Alfred Edmund Bateman, represent.
ing the British government. said that
il would be matter Of satisfaction
to the government # the next meeting
we're held n Boston, which they regard
ed as TIE "hub 81 culture" as Wei "a
a great city 81 commerce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

day preparing FOR thu champions an.
rival saturday Two boxing platforms
are being built beside the road house
picked ont for Johnsons camp. one Is
to have q wooden floor, the other q floor
Of tamped earth.
According W q letter received by Flan-
agan, Billy Delaney win not accompany
johnson To Reno and may not come
until some time next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
N0RwIcHs NEW CAPTAIN
Is r B. Hemenway Of Portland, Me-,
Was Elected Yesterday.

Mortified june 2s The annual game
between the Norwich university VAR
sity baseball team and team made
up Of alumni Of the Institution was
played yesterday afternoon, resulting in
a victory for the regulars by the score
Of IS to T. The contest was loosely
pla3ed on both sides. many errors be
ing made both by the varsity men and
tAa alumni. The batteries were Berry
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
NaLI0naI LeaEne sLandIng.

Yesterdays American League Scores.
At Detroit, sd Louis ~ Detroit o.
AT Cleveland. Cleveland 3, Chicago 2
tl4 inningsl
AT Boston, Boston 8, Washington Oh
Boston 2, Washington J secoud gamel.
AT New York Philadelphia 5, New
York d Philadelphia ., Kew York 3
tseeond camel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
"a Pill in Time

Is worth nine" especially II IL De one
Of Hoods Pills, and you take it when
you suspect your treacherous liver.
You may save many headache and
constipation biz promptly taking
Hoods PILLS. Whole box 25c. and one
pill alone may prove worth tho price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
TWO NEW RECORDS
Made by Barney oldfeld Of ST. paul
Yesterday.

ST. Paul Mimi june %. barney
0ldheld lowered the one ana two mile
worlds records for 4 circular track and
Ben hersciier SET a new worlds record
for three miles at the Twin CITY meet
yesterday. 0ldield, III lis 200 horse
power Benz. made a mile IA sa rs see
onds and two miles h 1870 The for
mer records were 50 As and l.48 as.
kerseher made tie three miles ii
100 Horsepower Daraek ii 40 l-5 The
former record was 2.ss 40. made on tie
same track last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
KAISER STARTS TRIP.

He Is Bound for Euden on the Royal
Yacht.
Berlin. june 81 The kaiser left YES,
terday morning for Altoona There he
win board the royal yacht Hohenzollern
and proceed to Emden Thence he viii
proceed to Ems.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

At st, Louis, Pittsburg 8 ST. Louis J..
AZ Brooklyn, New York o, Brooklyn
g.
At Chicago Chicago s, Cincinnati 4.
AZ Philadelphia, Philadelphia 8, Bos-
ton /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

2 DITCH GUST setiIs
nent , or settling,
stringy or milky
appearanceof often
indicates an un-
healthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys too FIRE
quent desire to
mass II or uafn In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

the BACK are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out Of order
and need attantion.
What 10 be.
There Is comfort tn the knowledge 80
often expressed, that DR.. Kiinner's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fu1hIis almost every wish III correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back. kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part Of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scaldiug pain il passing il, or bad
effects following use Of liquor, vine Of
beer, sind overcomes that unpleasant ne
eessity of being compelled to 20 often
through the day, ard To get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect u swamp GOT Is
soon realized. II stauds the Highest be.
cause Of It's remarkable
health restoring prop
critics. IL yoa need - -
medicine yoa ahoaid $500
have the best. Sold b.
druggists IN hftY-cent
and one-doilax sizes. fszs ) $500 -
Yen nay have sample bottle sent free
byuail. address Dr.. Kilmer s. Co, Bina.
hamton, n. 2. Nention this paper and
remember tiaeaazza, Df. Eilnar's Swamp
Root, saA the address. Blnghamton,
n. y. Oh every bette
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
CHOLERA EPIDEMIc.

ZIG Deaths One Days Record in City
Of Odessa.
Odessa, june 23 Cholera is becoming
epidemic IN this city. There were 2ig
deaths Tuesday and there are 700 eases
under treatment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
Thousands Bare kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 4.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let il stand twenty-four hours;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

health restoring prop
ertieA IF yea need I
medicine yoa al1oaid
have the best Sold b.
druggists in hftyeent
nnd nna-lll.lzaz &C.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out Of order
and need attention.