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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07
Tol -RENT...

TO RENT-Newiy furnished rooms N tina
Campbell house. 81 Elm Sd. Single rooms and
one suite. Electric lights, steam heatand hath.
Also one fpur rouan- downstairs tenement AZ %
Elm S. Inquire at 6l Film ST.. or Mira. l. A.
Houghgon ct Barre Steam Laundry. 45tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

LOTS FNh HALN~~ 5fAtGth tpt" Ht EH&"~
wood viii sell one on All. Excellent location.
An opportunity 20 get = desirable lot alta low
prizes. as Theses must be sold 70 close On estate
Apply to Ohm Mime. ~ \ street. tor further
particulars, SSik
FOR SALE At iow price SIX room cot
tage on Academy street. Convenient TO haAi.
ness, school chufchea etc. House a hghfea
b. electricity and Is plumhed IA good shape.
Porch un front and on part pf side Good siEea
lot aff0fflluE garden good hennery. This z "a
especially pretty home situated So as % com.
mahd view OF large part "a the city A.
owner IL to move aut 0f town soon price has
been placed low and terms easy. A payment 81
A0eQa down secures tt ihGuireuf ie r. a,
Perry Real Estate Agency Barre, ~ s2tf
FOR sALR-House Of eight rooms barn and
~ acres Of tillaee land on Prospect street.
House neatly new VIII sell at reasonable
price. For further particulars addgess 4. g.
Downing, Barre, VI, or lock box O Washing
ton, W. 51tf
F0K SALE Beautiful farm between barre
aud flainheid iaus and One-half miles from
hnrte, Contains t02 acres u 80 good Ruu ~
there ia in the state. fllage smooth aud there
Il ne hand moving Produces from 90 % ~
tons Of hays plenty Of wood, eaRaf bush %
900 20 SEQ trees, fruit orchard Niue stream Or
running Wafet Large two stofy house heated
BY furnace and pinmhed4 Has been built but
few years Large hon house This q . iine
proposition If YOU want something nice Price
ss0dd %. Let as show IL 70 you, y. A. Perry
Real Estate agency, Barre. VI 2ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07
FERTILIZERS

for sRle--all grades specials for corn, potatoes,
market gardens. cats and grass.
A. w, ALLEN, Sunnysids Farm 298tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

FARM FOR SALE-AIy farm near Orange
Centre, ~ about 20a acres Will keep 50 bead of
stock and team Good apple orchard III grated
fruit; sugar pines plenty ai wood ans large
pair farm will cut 40 tons Ut hay. q. II
Barnes. orange. VI 1895
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07
REAL EsTATF FoR 80

nlaa cows. l horse. calves. some heHs. all
'fafm tools needed niles frum Montpelier.
Plenty waad AHa lumber FOR place. Price for
ali $4,000 st9aaA1 cash. q. II Smiiie, Real
Estate Tel a4sstG 46t8
FOR SALE House on Merchant street. seven
r0nn1s, bath and pantfy. electric HEhfs, gas
a4 Sc Merchant Sc 45tIzs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07


You know about the Reliance Wood
pecker Gasoline Engines for more Of
these have been sold in Vermont during
two years than has been sold Of any one
other make.
The following letter shows how every
one who investigates them comes to
feel.
So. WATERFORD ME.
ID. A. LuNr
nv DEAR Nh Luwf 81 had entirely given MP
all thought OF trading for or buying a new en-
CINE, as our engine has mover run better than
since yon were here. Bat since ] saw the en-
Hine sou sent Mt. Smith work y mas 1aat
made me want d Reliance ana thought
would ask Il your oner still holds good and,
II so how soon could you deliver one HAVE
been talkine aith several and think ! can pat
you onto another sale. Hoping to hear from
you by return mail aw
Yours ttuiy
FRANK Il. HOBBS, ". p.
Get List and Prices Of Nearly New
End Hand Rebuilt Engines
hh lime to buy your SilO now
We are offering special in
ducements for early orders to
be delivered later. Sure to in
terest you.
PRICES and TERMS are sure TO pleaes
YOU Write as yoar wants ASK for
cATAL0G v, also fOr Silo catalog.
Strongly Warranted Air Cooled En-
gihrs t0vef 600 sold 70 10 Horse.
Water Cooled MP 70 coo Horse
See samples at J. l. Arkley's, cor
ner Of Summer and Merchant streets,
Barre. c. Z. searles, 305 North Main
- pnrra Ganaraf yeff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

FoR sALE-- STONE SHE'D PROPOSITION
Consisting af one straight shed 90 feet long ai-
50 circular shed large enough 70 accommodate
gangs; good office; blacksmith shop with
with smith, Mhtfeomb and Cook hoist 10 tons
capacity J new Sullivan air compressor. 2s0
fesl capacity Gees $4,000: inEefsnll sar
gent compressor It0 feet capacity, z polishing
machines J l6-hoFee power motors IN aae
shane. circular saws. 40 kits ut toeIs % pnen-
matte tools, ali good z plug dTisis, 1 bnKhing
machine large Brown ~ Gi0ssey suffaelng
machine small oldham sHrfacer office Tx
lures, including typewriter. safe desk. etc
Mast BIZ sold at once Price Tow and liberal
terms vii be given Lot Is large, An exTFAe
ordinary opportunity. Better investigate rs
once, Fer full particulars inquire 81 the II, a
Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, Vt assf
FOR SALE Farm, stock and tools. money
maker all ready for business Contains 40
acres Of good land Will keep 20 cows summer
and winter Zine sngar orchard ot 1909 trees
Aiee equipment Of sugar tools and good sugar
house. buildings extra good. twelve room
house with hard weed floors. also. small house
With four of Eve rooms Barn eaphoardea ana
painted, nice stables. Can tie % head Fruit
orchaFds loca ted near school; telephone Two
and one half miles from depot and creamery
Personal property consists of sixteen head Of
stock ! pair q nice horses, yoke Of oxen
years cid, brood SOW, Br shoatsi Is hsnH,
complete see Of farming tools. including NOW
tng machine. botserakes earn planter goad two
har6e wagon buggy. express Wasaa aetst,
power 20 cords wood, etc Prizes for ail3 only
$3.50 90 Terms, $naa.a0 down. Inquire Of she
y 4 Perry Reai Estate agency barre, Vt SIT
F0R SALE-~Cottage ia north part OF the
city rooms, bath and pantry. hot and Geld
water, large eHmented cellar. good hen house.
several kiads ct fruit also large garden.
. bargain II sold st snee. BOZ particulars call
&c 10 Perrin street OF BeekieF a6tf
4 chance I'd make money. A Blacksmith shop
il nice town Doing good business and Local
ton Is Bne. A Eoed opportunity for right party
MHat be SOLD at once Inquire &c =. 4. Ferry
Real Estate Agency zs1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

4 chance 70 make money. a Blacksmith shop
in nice town, Doing good business ana Local
tion Is 1ne A coed Opportunity for fight party.
Must be sold ST once Inquire &c = a Ferry
Basi Estate Axeaeys ASH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

FOR SAIE~-l tw0+hofse lumber wagon,
surrey, piano body bpgeies. paif work bar
ness, 1 pair driving harness. ! alenwa0d =
cook stove. II s0id AZ once Will sell cheap. In
quire &C Frazer'e livery stable. GfAnifeyilie.
Va s8eadH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

FOR fAIE--A new steam laundry doing q
good business. A bargain for someone, In
quire ~ the =. b Cats Real ksfAte Agency,
Barre. W. ssu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

FOX sAfF-- one sel % back harness. nickel
plated. Mark Gross make, &3a00t one set fEhE
double harness $1,000 one ger buggy burners
VII 81, AZ the late Sterling residence Wepstef-
Vile, VI Astt4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

HORSE FOR sAL1--. slack Orphan Haze
q mark of g5 kls years old y elRhts 4bbaf
a10 safe driver VIII eell az hsfkRiu IN.
qnire Of joe MaTteli. 81 JOHN Browns shed,
aiiies meadow s4te
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

FOR SALE Cows and horses CowEsomo new
mAch and others coming 10 soon, Also tenes
inents and rooms 10 rent A.YomAEi, telephone
13s-2 l9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07

FOR SALE Moving picture theatre. coins
ing money. will he sold cheap. as the propfie-
Tor bias other business. Inquire az the ~
Cate Real Estate Agency. Barre, VI S6ti
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
.ROOSEVELTS ARE
IN PARIS TODAY
FRENCH CAPITAL RECEIVES
THEM IN HOSPITABLE
STYLE.

Paris. April 21.-A large crowd
greetsd Roosevelt on his arrival this
morning. He greeted J. j. Jusserand,
former member of the Tennis Cab
met" effusively He will be the
guest of Ambassador Bacon. He Wis
tied President Fallieres at the palace,
and Foreign Minister Pinchon at his
office. Both returned the calls. The
colonel will give his first speech Sat
urday to the students at Corbonne.
Monday he will be presented with a
gold medal by the city. Tuesday he
will visit the military academy at
Saumur. He was shown a. copy OF
the New York Sun. saying Roosevelt
classed the Methodists at Rome as
worse than Catholics, and he would
take steps on his return home tc
drive them from Rome. The colonel
said it was an unqualified falsehood.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Former County Court Clerk.
Convicted Of Misappropri.
atine Public Funds. Wins
His Point.

Frankfort. KY, April 81. Especially
The appellate court today reversed
the verdict of the McCracken circuit
court in the criminal prosecution OF
Hiram Smedley, former county court
clerk, and ordered new trial. Smed-
ley was given six years in the peni-
tentiary on the charge of utterine
and publishing forged warrants.
In reversing the decision in the
case, the appellate court says that the
Indictment is good; but that Smed-
ley should have been granted a con-
tinuance: that the circuit Judge was
without power or jurisdiction to try
or proceed in a criminal case at a
civil term of court; and that Smed-
ley's attorneys had the right to show
that he had been adjudged of un-
sound mind. Changes were also Or
dered in the instructions given to the
jury.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
BURGLARS Open Safe
in BroadeOay office

safe burglars. The cash box was
priced open and s35 in cash and s65
In checks taken. No clew was left
and the police are working on the
case.
Evidently the same burglar broke
into the wholesale feed store of II p.
Hawkins & Son, 212-216 South Sec
ond street last night, but nothing was
missed There was no money left in
the safe last night and the safe door
was left open. With pair of scis-
sors the burglars priced open the
cash box and found nothing. The
only thing missed this morning was
a bunch of keys. when Mr.. Hawkins
opened his Office he found the safe
had been locked. The burglars goi
through a rear window by knocking
out pane of glass. They left nj
clew to their identity.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
STATE LEAGUE OF
MUNICIPALITIES
WILL GET ACTIVE
Meeting May be Called at
Louisville Thursday by
Secretary.
May Decide to Join National
League.
OUTLINE OF AMBITIOUS PLANS.

A meeting of the Municipal league
or Kentucky probably will be called
by City Solicitor James Campbell, Jr.
next Thursday or Friday at Louis
Vile. Mr.. Campbell is secretary of
the newly perfected organization.
Two important matters will be dis
cussed at the meeting and some ac-
tdon taken. One will be that of TAX
ing membership in the National Mu-
nfcipal league, which has headquar-
ters in Philadelphia, Penn. The 9TH
er will be that of entering into con
tract with some municipal paper to
publish the proceedings of the league
and keep In touch with the steps be-
ing taken by other leagues. Mr..
Campbell says the state league Is not
yet able to publish a journal of it's
own, but this may be done in the fu-
ture after the league is on a firmer
foundation.
The Municipal league is a mighty
big organization to be so little known
according to Mr.. Campbell. Most all
of the local leagues are affiliated
with this Organization and 1t is i'm
portant that the Kentucky league
should be. A special committee Of
the national league, composed of the
brainest men, is investigating several
matters, one of which Is the much
talked about commission form of gov
ernment for cities. The national
league does not make any recon-
mendations' but simply gathers data
for the benefit of the local leagues
Al the meeting of the Kentucky
league next week arrangements for
the program OF the annual meeting
will be made. The plans are to have
several speakers OF national repute.
The annual meeting will be held in
Louisville July and and will be
concluded with a banquet.
The Kentucky league was organ
lied about the same time as those of
Kansas and Nebraska. while most of
the eastern states have municipal
leagues. They are important as a
source OF information to all cities In
the states. and wonderful results are
being gained from them. II is the
intention OF the Kentucky league 20
organize a bureau of information TO
act in conjunction with the league.
This will not be perfected for some
time. owing to the large expense OF
maintaining IL.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Upon Loyalty Of Fans al To.
nights Gathering De.
pends League.
Traction Office The Place at
O'clock.
OTHER TOWNS ARE WORKING.

Tonight the baseball fans OF Pa.
ducah Will meet for the purpose OF
orgsnIring the Paducah Baseball as
ISOLATION. and preparing for the or
ganization OF the local team. II Will
be a meeting OF vital interest. and
every admirer OF the game should
bo present on the sccond floor OF the
Paducah Traction oompany's office.
toe Broadway. at s o'clock.
The best plan suggested is for the
ofgnization OF the aSsociation, and
Ming articles OF Incorporation The
capital stock will be fixed at 81 900
aud each share sold for s.. by this
means II will make u possible for a
large number OF fans TO be loyal.
Every person who takes over $40
worth OF stock. will be entitled 10 the
privilege OF paying so per cent down.
and the other half in GO days. Be
sides the selling OF shares. II is pro-
posed To sell al least 900 tickets
10 the opening game at 81 each.
THIS will give the organization $4,000
N the treasury, SUFFICIENT TO equip
the teams. and insure a good start.
In Clarksvllie. Tenn. II Is report
ed the fans have purchased lumber
end will start the work OF erecting a
grand stand m a few DAYS. Hopkins
Vile Is also hard at work, raising the
necessary money for the team. Pa
ducah Is unusually fortunate, as the
ball park ls practically ready. and
the only work necessary Is 20 orgsa-
Ire the team. other cities In the
league will have greater odds 20
face. and the promoters feel conH-
dent that Paducah will not fall dovh.
Mr. " n. Sewall. manager OF the
Paducah Traction oompsoy. return
ed yesterday from Boston. where he
went on business. In the east Mr..
Sewall SAYS the Interest In the nation
al game ~ greater than Il has been
In several years. Mr.. Scwail is a
fan himself. and y anxious for the
success OF the Kitty.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Desperate Break by Five
Men From Government
Pen at Leavenworth
Leader Was Famous Train
Robber in His Day.
ALL ARE CAPTURED AGAIN.

Leavenworth, Kas., April 21.-
Three life convicts escaped from the
federal prison today. The conyicts
seized a switch engine outside .he
prison. rode short distance and
took TO the woods. Two short term
men went along.
The men overpowered the engi-
neer and fireman of the switch en-
gine. working In the prison yard.
and forced the engineer at the point
of a gun to run the engine into the
open country. OF the five who made
their escape three are serving life
terms Forty guards and a company
of soldiers are in pursuit on a spe-
cial train. The men are consid cred
the most dangerous in the prison.
When they left the engine Clark
and John Gideon were so closely
pursded they dived into a patch of
woods and were captured. Arthur
Huitt. Robert Park and Thomas
Keating, ring leaders, took refuge
In a wine cellar. The soldiers are
Heating were leaders in the Jail
mutiny of 1901.
The switch tracks enter the prison
on the west side. The engine had
just pushed lumber cars through
when some of the men covered the
crew and others opened the gate.
II is believed the arms were fur
nished the men by former convicts.
Gideon was captured by a farmer.
He tried to blum the farmer with a
dummy revolver. Three are still at
large. Gideon is the man who held
up and robbed the Union Pacific
train, taking $4,000. five years ago.
The engineer tells a thrilling story
of his ride with the convicts. He
said he ran them five miles, where
he reached a bridge being repaired
lie told them IL they ran into 1t
they would all be killed. He stopped
the train and theume forced the
crew to change clothes with them
Clark was captured by a former
prison guard.
Curtain. the engineer, said the
convicts ran out and climbed on the
engine when he entered the yards
and pushed their guns in his face.
The men set the switch for the main
track and when the engine started
the first gate was open and the sec
ond locked. The convicts ordered
him ID smash II. The gate gave
way and the train then ran into
open territory. The convicts scat
tered when the engine stopped.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
EXCITEMENT AT
HYDE TRIAL HIGH
JUDGE ORDERS DOORS CLOSED
AND MAY CALL OUT THE
MILITARY.

Kansas City, April 21.-So great
was public excitement over the new
Developments that Judge Latshaw,
presiding at the Hyde trial, ordered
The doors locked. He said he will
all out the militia IL necessary. The
Icrowds will be removed by force II
they do not obey orders. The excite
ment has not taken hostility toward
anyone yet, but all precautions are
being taken.
Judge Latshaw ruled that the ad-
ministrator or John G.. Paxton will
not have to produce letters written
by Hektoen and Haines, in which
the experts are said to have express
ed the opinion that there was no poi
son in the body of Swope. The
nurse was called to the stand.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21

acceptance by Senator Elkins OF the
Crawford amendment as a substitute
for the original provision. The ef-
feet was to give the amendment the
standing OF a committee amendment
and permit Cummins to present his
suggestion as an amendment TO the
section as thus modified. The Craw-
ford provision requires that such
agreements shall be subject to : the
approval of the interstate commerce
commission. but does not specifically
require that this approval shall be
vouchsafed before the aAeements go
into effect.
Unwilling to take any chances on
this point, Cummins presented a sub
stitute specifying that the approval
should antedate the taking effect of
agreements As Cummins desired to
speak at length on the subject. the
senate adjourned without taking ac-
ton on either provision.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
DIR. BIackard welcomed.

The Rev. j. w. Blackard. ID. D.. of
Brownsville, Tenn, former presiding
elder of the Paducah District Metho-
dist churches, is spending today In
the city. He arrived yesterday after
noon and is the guest of the Rev. G..
#. Sullivan, 109 North Seventh street
DR.. Blackard held the prayer service
last evening at the Broadway Meth
odist church, and was warmly greet
ed by number of his former people.
DR.. Blackard is a delegate from the
Memphis conference to the general
conference at Asheville. N. c., and
will leave early In May to attend the
sessions which last the month.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Mrs. l.. Steinfeld.

Mrs. Morris Steinfeld received a
telegram announcing the death of DR..
Steinfeld's mother. Mrs. l.. Steinfeld,
in Louisville last night at 10: 30
o'clock. DR.. Steinfeld is in Louisville
where he was called a few days ago
by his mothers critical illness. Mrs.
Steinfeld visited her son in Paducah
last year and made a number of
friends here. She had been III only
a short time. The time of the funeral
has not been set.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21

Burglars worked the combination
to the safe In the Office OF the Padu-
cab Printing and Book Binding com
pany. los Broadway, last night and
robbed the cash drawer OF 500 CON
sisting OF money and checks. A lot
Of printing supplies were taken from
the show window.
J. Harlan Grifith, the proprietor,
found the front door unlocked when
he went to his store this morning
but was unable to tell whether the
burglars effected entrance through
the front or rear. Evidently they
knew the combination or were crack
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
City Pound Profits

SO far this month the city has
netted over 81 a day on livestock.
Lycurgus Rice, stock policeman, fig-
ured up today that he had impound-
ed 22 head of horses. mules end
cows in 20 days. Fifty cents is paid
at the city hall and so cents more
for pound rent. making 81 received
for every stray animal taken up,
Sixty-six dogs have been impounded
and 81 of this number have been
killed with strychnine injections
Five dogs we're redeemed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Hair May BE Evidence.

New York, April 21.-A few
strands of yellow hair may send Al
bert Wolters, charged with the muir
der OF Ruth Wheeler, to the electric
chair. When his trial for the muir
der of Ruth Wheeler was resumed
today II was believed Prosecutor
Frank Moss will try to prove the hair
clutched in the murdered girls hand
came from the head of Wolter
When Professor Huntington was ask
ed whether the hair was Ruth's. he
said: Ruth had yellowish brown
hair. This is yellowish brown" At
torney Scott for Wolter, objected at
this point.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
HELD To JUVENILE COURT.

Clarence Babb, boy about twelve
years old, was arrested last night by
Patrolman Charles Mitchell. 1t is
alleged that Babb took a horse and
phaeton from Spencer Wootan. and
enjoyed a joy ride. The boy was
arrested as he returned the buggy
about midnight. He was taken to
the home of County Judge Alben
w. Barkley, who recognized him for
his appearance in juvenile court this
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Mark Twain Grows Weaker

Redding. Conn. April 21.-Sam-
uel Clemens MARK Twain is weak
er, and probably win grow weaker
during the day. He is resting COM
fortably.
Despite his increasing weakness
Mark Twain is brighter today than
for week. According to his own
statement he is thinking as well as
ever" Clemens today declared his
greatest trial is that he is not per-
mitted to see his friends. 1t is 70
Twain is still smoking cigars. ~
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21

Kobe, Japan. April 21.-The Jap
anese submarine. Sixty-one. was
raised today. Three officers and
eleven men were asphyxiated. A
memorandum was found which ex-
planned efforts to rehoat the boat.
The memo was written by the lieu
tenant commanding the boat. who
said he was glad to die for his coun-
try. His last request was that the
emperor care for the families.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
BRIBERY TO BUY
UP CERTIFICATES
COURT OF APPEALS REVERSES
FAYETTE COUNTY ELEC-
TION CASES.

Frankfort. Ky. April 2t. (Spe-
cial. THE appellate court reversed
the Fayette court in the election
contest cases in Lexington, allowing
Mayor Skain and others to keep
their seats. The contest was on the
ground of fraud and bribery. The
court holds that it is as much
bribery to buy election certificates
as to pay money for votes.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Probing Butter Trust.

Washington, April 21.-O. e. Har-
rison special assistant attorney of
the department of justice. is in the
west investigating the charges that
the socalled butter combine arbitra-
rilV fixes the price. Government
agents are looking into all reports
alleging an unlawful combination in
food staples.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Presidential Nominations

Washington, April 21.-President
Taft sent to the senate the follow
ing nominations:
To be collector of internal reve-
nue.. Fifth district of North Caro-
lima. Henry Reynolds.
To be secretary of Porto Rico, M.
Drew Carroll, OF Illinois.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
For Killing Premier.

Cairo April 21.-The trial Of lbra-
ham Wardani, charged with the muir
der of Premier Boutros Passa, began
today. Soldiers are held in readiness
for any attempted rescue. The de-
fense will be that Pasha died from
an operation performed later, and
not from the bullet.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-21
Futrell Case Continued

The case of ]. S. and Louis
Futrell. charged with murder. was
continued in criminal court for the
defense on account of lack of wit
nesses.
Judge Reed has called a special
criminal session OF court. beginning
July is. At this term the trial Of
Futrell and John Virgins, colored.
will be held.