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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
MANIPULAT0RS OF COT
TON MARKET INDICTED
Patten and Seven Others Are Charged
Wsth Conspiracy In Restraint
Of Trade-Gaye Ban Yes


New York, June ls.-The government
came out in the open yesterday ia it,
sttempt 70 prove manipulation Of the
cotton market. James A. Patten Of Chl-
cage and seven lesser figures in the
speculative field have been indicted
charged with conspiracy in restraiu=
OF trade under the Sherman antitrust
law The Indictment was returned By 4
special federal grand jury late yesterday
Afternoon.
Five Of those indicted Patten, Eugene
b Scales Frank b Hayne William r
Brown and III II Rothchid-gave bail
of 5000. For the otheN who were
neither present ia court nor represented
by lawyers, bench warrants were ISSUED.
They are Sydney j Herman. Robert II.
Thompson and Charles A. Rittle.
Immediately the indictment was an
nounced there was an excited break on
the Nea York cotton exchange, July
and August deliveries declining about
~ so a bale The bull leaders, however.
appeared to be ii 10 manner disturbed
bv the government action and 1w their
blgsng orders helped 70 rally prices
during the last few minutes. July closing
AZ l4e2 and August al 1910 BID. OF about
III to n points up from the low level
Of the day.
Five counts are embraced In the in.
dietment, including conspiracy with Ger.
tain corporations not therein indicted
to demand arbiirary, excessive and
monopolislic prices for cotton"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
HOT FIGHT ON
In NATIONAL
Race in Old Baseball League Attracting
Considerable ttention--Erook-
lyns Good Showing

The startling reversals OF form
shown b. the various clubs in che Ma
tional league this year have attracted
greater attention to the older major
league than is manifested In the Amer
lean.
Last year the wise ones said Frank
Chances one time world beaters were
on the decline and that ii 1910 bis
club would be a second division one
Things are Just the opposite. however.
this season, FOR the Cubs are playing
the same game thar made them worlds
champions.
The return OF Johnny King made
some difference 10 the Cubs, as a good
catcher Is the keystone which holds
an iniield together. The Cubs missed
him serely last year, even though they
had cracking good man in Archer
and another good one ia Moran. King
is back on the job again. certainly no
better for bis layofr. but IN a short
time be viii begin 70 show bis regu-
lar gait. and the "inside bali' o. the
Cubs will begin to break up games
Just as It did IN the three years pre-
eeding the Piratical outbreak.
Three teams stand cut prominently
in the advance Of the year Perhaps
the greatest surprise was sprung by
the 81. Louis Cardinals. With 4 team
Of players practically cast OF By Gin
cinnati the former catcher Of tho
Giants Il getting great work ard scar
ing all the pennnnt chasers. The Car
dinals are hitting the ball hard. and
their pitchers are doing splendid work.
Biz Dahlen's Trolley Dodgers are
next IN order Of surprises. Who would
ever have believed that the Brooklyn
team would take three straight games
from Pittsburgh Yet that Is what
Dahlen's men did THE Infants. with
several caatofTs from Chicago. are win
ming games as II they didn't know how
to lose. Dahlen has certainly worked
wonders with the team
Cri6ith'a Reds are bound to figure
vel UP II the race II their pitchers
ever round into shape. With six play
ers hitting .275 or better and three Of
them above the 800 mark, the 0incin-
natis are bound to win q lot Of games.
Grifith's pitching staff, Of which great
things hare been expected, seems to
have been shot TO pieces, but II It ever
rounds into shape the Reds are going
to fgure az pennant possibilities,
The slump Of the Pirates has been
q big surprise Fred Clarke seems to
have pitching trouble too.
Horace Fogel. the new president OF
the Philadelphia club. is having great
trouble with his players. whom be ac-
euaes Of laying down" lie has plas-
tered big fines on d number Of them,
but It Ia doubtful II that kind Of rem
edy win make the QuakeFs figure in
the race very strongly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
IT IS NOT SETTLED.
Argument Between Peru and Bolivia
May Yet Cause Trouble.

Lima, Peru. June lsIt was rnmore8
yesterday that the attempted mediation
between Peru and Ecuador had failed
owing 70 the conditions imposed BY 81
uador as basis FOR the peace negotia.
lions.
Both countries began several days az,
the withdrawal from the frontiers d
the troops which bad been massed. when
an outbreak Of hostilities was believed
to be imminent This was due to the
lnsistence If the mediating powers the
United States, Brazil ana Argentina
which undertook 10 act jointly il arb.
trating the boundary dispute between
the two republics, which. it seemed Oh.
yious would be Otherwise settled only
Bit war.
Vague reports that Ecuador qualified
its consent 70 mediation have been cir.
eilated here until they now appear "a
he gaining eFedence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Accepts ReportOf Conference
Committee
ON TAFT MEASURE, so TO II
Messrs. Eewlands and Bacon criticise
the Measure--Senator Elkins Ac-
cases Democrats Of Forcing
the Bill into Conference,

Washington, D. q, June ls.-By a
day agreed 10 the conference report
on the railroad bin. The motion to
concur IN the House amendments to
the postal savings bank bill was made
the unfinished BUSINESS which means
that II wiA b taken UP O'Clock 70.
day.
Senator Newlands, who had boon Sc.
lected 10 represent the minority senat-
ors IN the conference. took the floor when
The railroad bill WA taken lup 10 the
Senate yesterday, to express his dis-
approval Of the report
Denouncng the methods Of the con.
ferees. Mr. Newlands said that thir had
heen the first time in the consideration
railroad measure in which the mi
,rity had been denied representation in
inference.
Mr. Newlanda criticised the commerce
curt provision, saying II was cure to
supplant the interstate commerce COM
mittse in many Of its Important func.
tons.
Explaining that the conferees had az
cepted the House lon gand short haul
provision, the Nevada senator expressed
apprehension that the proposed law
would be foHnd to be unconstitutional
because Of its delegation 81 power with
out laying dowR a rule Of action.
In criticising the conferences report
M. Bacon said that the long and Snort
haul provision had come out in better
shape than was 70 have been expected
considering the hands in which Il had
BEEN
Mr. Bacon declared that the inter-
change Of judges TO supply the COM
merce court would have TIE effect Of
"mongrclizing the circuit court system
Mn Eikins said that IA failinp 70 vote
for the Senate bill, The Democratic mem
bers had forced the bil into confer
ence.
Mr. Elkins not only admitted that he
had consulted the president and the at.
torney general, but defended the pro-
ceeding
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
AFTER sTANpARp OIL.

Austrian Government Would Buy Re-
hner1es.
London, June ls-A despatch from
Vienna 10 the Central News says The
Austrian government g adopting strong
measures u induce the Standard OH
company, which through ite Subsidiary
the Vacuum OF company, has been max.
ing strong inroads on home companies.
to negotiate IN regard to the sale 81
its petroleum redneries. II has notified
the company that II intends to termit
nate The arrangement whereby state 10
comotives draw crude oil ever the oil
company's branch lines to the reiineries
and also 10 restrict the Standards un.
loading facilities By over 50 per cent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
HARDER THAN ARcrIc rRAYEL.
Such Is Travel ii Europe as Peary
Found It.

New York, June Is. Travelling ID
Europe As I had to travel il harder ia
some respects than arctic exploration
said Commander Robert r. peary. dis
eovercr Of Che north pole, yesterday, as
he landed from the steamer Mauritania
from a trip To Great Britain and the
continent where hnnors were showrred
upon MIN on an sides ID recognition Of
bis achievement.
Commander Peary admitted that he
was pretty we'll tired ont My trip
gave ne very little idea Of what Europe
is like he said, rs ne stepped ashore.
accompanied BY Mrs. Peary and hts son,
Robert d peary irs and his daughter
Marie #The hurry Of IL ali was very
tiFing be went On. IT was one con.
slant round OF lecturine hnrrying to
trains, attending receptions, occurring
again and again hurgying on, until what
With the constant travel and enforced
change Of diet ! came % the conclusion
that jonrneying in the arctic was little
more firing and in some respects less
unpleasant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Yesterdays American League Games.
At Cleveland, Cleveland 7, New York
AmerIean Lesguo standinq.
BR0WN,s nH0oKg 80.
Highest Development Of the Fast Over
hand Ball.

AAAAH BAIL
Hugh S. Fullerton. writing in the june
American Magazine about the Wonders
Of Pitching" says oi the three fingered
Browne, the star twinler Of the Cubs:
Beyond doubt. Mordeoai Browns
nook eupye is the highest development
of the fast overland bali which curves
down ard out, as all good curves do
Brown has but two entire fingers on
his right hand and only fractions Of
the others His first finger IS cat oh
short and the middle finger 70 wrecked
80 that the first Joint turns almost at
right angles toward his thumb. Per-
haps this mutilated hand is the secret
OF his marvellous curves Brown pitches
the hook overland, releasing the ball
at graduated points after the hand passes
ahe line Of the center Of the body is
swinging. Upon the point al which the
ball IS released BY Che fingers, the place
Of the break depends, and Brown can
BY regulating the point 81 release. make
It either describe a wide fast arc, or
after travelling fifty feet, break sudden
lv at d sharp angle from It's original
Course ii the batter retiraa to the
buck Of the batter's box, Browne. By
releasing the bah fash sooner, can
make It break in front Of the batter
almost over the plats # the batter
moves 10 the front Of the box to meet
tie curve before it breaks, a sudden jerk
81 the pitchers wrist makes the BAN
break several feet in front Of the plate
lie controls the point Of the break or
curve at wiii, except when the ball
slips, Is it sometimes win 10 even with
the greatest 81 pitchers Most players
who faced him is daleIs between batter
and pitcher cenoeae Browns curve to
be the greatest Of aH, hut ne mnmhar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
BOUGHT A GRAVEYARD.


Women In a Quandary What 70 Do
With H.
Los Angeles. CAL. June Greatly
10 their surprise and not 2 little to
their disgust, Mrs M, Nj fol- and Mrs
u NJ. Anderson. recent amiyals from the
East, who bought q twelve.aere ranch
near Teiunga, found they have o grave
yard en- their hands They don't know
what to Az with It and 81 eommuniea-
ton ID the county supervisors asked
thc board 70 help them out Of their diff
feuiEy.
The women say mEnY graves have heen
On THE property f0r yeae4 but they dad
not know THE whom they bought it
When thew took possession and made
their Unweleome discovery they pre-
pared to get I'D 81 the graves; but the
relatives Of the dead placed fence
around the mounds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
wYmAN WILL FIGHT.
Hearing On Admission 81 Document Next
Week


Salem, Mass, june ls--Next Wednes-
day has been set Got the hearing On the
probating 81 the will 81 Isaac g. Wyman
81 salem. The executors win ask Mrs.
Mary P. Cutler Of New York and An.
dover. who claims 70 Be a half niece Of
the testator q prove relationship
which would entitle her to contest the
viii, 70 DO which it IS necessary that
the contestant be a legal heir TO the
estate.
An appearance has also been entered
for the Nudge family consisting 81 four
cousins Of the testator, bat those, eon-
sel for the win claim. have no standing
as even if the viii we're disallowed they
would not inherit any share q The e.
tate
The hearing next Wednesday win be
the preliminary skifmish 70 a bitter
6gat for che estate, as the trustees un-
der TIE win Al ythat under no circnm-
stances win they make any concessions
70 settle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Bomb KIIIs -

Warsaw, Russian Poland Inn. Is
a oomp was exploded with fatal reslts
~ squad q gendarmes at the GoFdaisE
statloe oh the Niema railroad. 30 miles
from here yesterday One 81 tka IVA.
aafifes Nas killed outright four received
mortal Wounds and theih eh,sf -
slightly injured. The bomb s,,
was arrested. 'oNst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
An AWFuL RECORD

Every year thousands 81 men and
women die of Kidney disease who might
have been cured II is presence had been
discovered % time and a prompt treat
menf with Eidnets adopted q you have
hackache, kidney trouble of other symp-
toms 81 kidney disease, begin using Kid
nais Immediately Druggists and dealers
sell It for 90 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

Of the Detroit team vino batted against
Overall III tho worlds championship
series Of 1908 wiz scknowledge that
Brown is better IN be game that
Overall pitched the dnal one Of the
series, his curve broke 10 such aston.
ihing manner az To surprise even him-
self Overall pitches his suwe with
wide sweeping, overland swing, re-
leasing the BAH over the side 81 his
index finger Just as his hand turns down.
ward
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
BODY Raeovnrea.

New York, June ls The body Of 10.
seph Lombard Of Hardwich, Mass who
was drowned on June &. while attempt
ing 20 Fow To Barren island from the
schooner Julius j Perry, was recovered
yesterday ell Sheepshead bay. No trace
has been found Of the body Of The other
yoWg seaman, who WAS with Lombard
and IS supposed to have drowned,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Crew Attempts Escape.

Philadelphia. june ls.-As the British
steamer Highland Monarch was proceed
ing down the Schnylkill river yesterday.
bound for Auckland, New Zealand seven
members of the Chinese crew leaped
overheard il an endeayor to escape.
-Four we're drowned and the remaining
three We're captured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Wrirhta q ~ i TIlinois.

Aurora, III june 49, The WRIGHT
brothers are to make their first aero.
plane flights ii Illinois, At the feature of
q big homecoming celebration in Auro.
q on July 2, 3 and 4 Il viii be the
first time a Wright machine bias ever
been into the state for flights. They
VIII receive 5000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
COLLINS INVINCIBLE
AGAINST DETROIT
Red Sox Twirler Would Have Scored q
Shutout but for an Error BY
Bradiey--Result Was
to l.

Detroit, June Ia Collins Of the Red
sox had the Tigers at bis mercy yes
terday and Boston won by the score Of
4 10 Il The home team would have been
shut out but for Bfadley's error in the
ninth inning, when two men were out.
Willet was wild, but kept the hits we'll
scattered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
MILWAUKEE, EPIDEMIC.

Hospitals Filled With Cases Of Typheid
Fever.
Milwaukee, Wis, June 49, This city
is facing a serious typhoid fever cpl.
demie That the facts have been sup
pressed was admitted by officers when
Dir Rucker, tho new health commission
er declared there had been a63 new eases
since the first Of the wear, and that
there we're nearly 500 cases now in the
city.
Ihe county hospital has sent To Chi.
cago for more nurses. for conditions there
are unprecedented Other hospitals are
filed TO their capacity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
AIdrieh,s Condition Favorable.

New York June is. The condition al
Richard S Alarieh, son Of Senator Nel.
son w Aldrich Of Rhode Island. who IS
~ q typhoid fever At the Presbyterian
hospital vas reported as favorable yes
teFday, the patient having passed COM
Portable night His recovery Is expected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
ALL cREEDs CAN AGREE.

Catholic Bishop of Cremona Gives His
Hearty Approval to Conference.
Edinburgh, Scotland, June ls.-lhe
non eetarian character OF the world
missionary conference was emphasized
yesterday by the reading 81 letter
from Monsignor Bouomelli, Catholic
bishop Of gremona. Italy. expressing q p
proval Of the conference.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
KAISER Better
His Knees Condition More Favorable
He Plans Trip.

Berlin June s.Reports from the cas-.
tie at pobsdam yesterday morning airs
to Che effect that ihe kaiser's condi-
ton is more favorable. He slept well
during the night and the knee Joint
causea him no pain His appetite Is
good. The fact That ne II compelled
to renal ia bed because the knee IS
in bandages makes the emperor impa.
tient.
II Il expected now that he win his
able To participate in part 81 the Kiel
yachting week. He VIII he says, surel
~ start on hrs northern trip On July a
Meanwhile the Crown Prince Friedrich
Wilhelm WILL represent him at tho open.
ing Of the kiel week. No bulletins have
been issued SO far to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
DAMAGE IN SOUTH.
Rain Causes Big Loss to Cotton and
Tobacco Crops.

Raleigh y. q, June us Reports re.
eeived yesterday from wide area Ct
the cotton snd tobacco belt Of North
Carolina tell toe story 81 great loss e
ali crops especially tobacco and cotton
bt the continuous daily heavy rainialls
Tor the last ten days and consequent
overflow and flooding by rivers and 9th
e streams IN some sections crops q
wide areas are reported practically
ruined In the east. the Tar ana Nease
rivers have wrought havoc to new cot
ton and young tobacco plants. Ihes
streams row with overlooked banks toi
many miles are higher than for Ions
period Of years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
HOW TO GET FAT
Use sanose, Says Druggist Davis ana
Put On Good Flesh.

W VI NuUU NAtsN
Tie almost universal Interest n phys
zeal culture is the best evidence that can
he offered Al To the need Of a simple ana
scientific method 81 making thin people
tat, Increasing strength and restoring
health
Athletics. when carried TO an EXTREME
etten result 10 strainlnr Sne vital organs
How much better it would Re fer tns
average person to regain health, strength
and flesh BY using Sam0se. fais hesh-
forming feed IS asslmilated as soon aa
II enters The stomach Il helps Tie on
gans to asslmilste the food and eNtFass
the fesh.fogming eleiaentsi i buiids W
the muscles and rounds ont the hae1
INTO shapelY plumpness
samose mas been So successful q maN.
lng thin people fat and restoring vi
weak aud rundown to strength ale
health that ID +. DAVIS, The papu'Ai
druggist, sells 10 under bis personal e0ai,
antee 20 refund the money if i does ~
hanaldk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
cRIGER STRICKEN.
Yankees Catcher May Be Operated on
for Appendicitis

Cleveland, june Is. The New York
Highlanders who are ID the city At pres
ent, win be deprived Of the services Of
their star catcher, Lou Criger The HE'LL
toppers haekstop was taken i'll Thurs
day with appendicitis a physician was
called ia at the hotel where 6Tiger Is
stopping, and he declared that Griger
will probably have 10 undergo an opera
tlon. If such is the ease the hackstop
work viii fali 70 Sweeney and Mitchell.
Criger, however has caught but few
games this season
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
80 q RgoeIve 49,.

Washington, 70 O., June u.s. Richard
Parr. Tire customs deputy at New York,
who assisted the government ID recover
iue over s2000.000 in the sugar umIep.
weights frauds, Is to receive reward
81 100000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Will BE PREVENTED.
Militia VIII Stop Langford-Kaufman
Fight, Il Necessary.

2 EkIEti n AF9sHssaIT y
san Francisco June rs. Governor
Gilett has ordered Adiutant General
Lauck to have two companies 81 militia
under arms and ready 70 stop the Lang.
ford Kaufman fight to-day, should any
attempt be made to pull It on.
General Lauck arrived here yesterday
afternoon from Sacramento and pre-
sumably now Is in conference with the
governor.
Neither Of them can be located
Promoter Louis Blot Of the LaHeford-
Kaufman fight, after hearing the gov
ernor's decision, declared that he would
hold the contest "as be had advertised it
and compel the troops to stop the fight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
pIrnt.a, N.u. Eirat snoI.ar.

Guy vann, the big frst baseman Of
the University Of Arkansas, Is now a
member of the Pittsburg team, and it
is expected that be win succeed Flynn
as the Pirates regular first sacker
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
PAssED RURNINq scHooNER.
Excitement Aboard as Big Ship Slows
Down to Investigate.

New York June is As the steamer
Mametania. which arrived yesterday
from Liverpool, was approaching the
harbor at $50 o'clock Thursday night
her officers sighted burning vessel
about 70 miles east Of the Fire island
lightship, apparently q lumber lsden
schooner. The Mauretania slowed down.
but i soon became apparent that there
was no one on board
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
WOMEN SCORE.
they Can Run for Any County Once IN
Wisconsin.

y A~kNAANAAAs
Madison WIS., June Is. lfndor 4 rul.
ing announced by Attorney General
Frank I Gilbert yesterday any woman
resident Of Wisconsin, may have her name
placed on tbs official ballot IS candi.
date fer any county office.
Whether women ere eligible to hold
any county Office Than that 81 superin.
teudeHt Of schools the attorney general
does not decide. that being question
for Chs npreme court which never has
passeda n III
The question arose in Ashland county
where Mrs. Nellie NJ Archibald den,ia,
county treasurer. wants To IS 4 eandi
date for county treasurer 1T tbo fsi1
election Women ii Wisconsin eBiov aa,f.
rage only in the election 81 school ".
fcers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

The Nashville team OF the
Southern league, Bill Bernhard's
club. holds the seasons record
for errors. making. ten mispIays
behind Pitcher vlebahn recent
" IN a game against Chattanoo-
"a. The inaeld bad eight er-
rors. with viebahn contributing
the other two The score was
3 70 until the twelfth. when
Chattanooga made nine runs 10
row.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

Ahe Court You will swear that the
prisoner stole your umbrella2
Ahe Plaintiff lour honor, will
swear that he stole The umbrella I was
earrrna CLEVELAND Ieadar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
FIeHr IA eoLpFIELD.
Jearies and johnson WIN Meet There
On July Fourth.

San Francisco, June Is Tex Richard
announced Yesterday to the Associated
Press on receipt Of teIeerom from Mon.
Jei1ries johnson FIGHT would be held there
July A. sullivan guaranteed $4,000
to the promoters
sullivan Is an Old friend Of mine and
absolutely dependable saws hekard.
The fight win 20 to Goldaeld unless
much better otter shauld come from
some otber Nevada city. which Is hart
~ hkslv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18
Ye.Larday,a NatloaaI LsaEus ENC.

Az Brooklyn, Chicago ], Brooklyn 0
us inningsl
At New York, Pittsburg 8, New York
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 7, On
einAati q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-18

wisely directed, VIII cause her @
give 10 her little ones only the most
wholesome and beneficial remedies
and only when actually needed, and
the well-informed mother uses only
The pleasant and gentle laxative RENE
cay Syrup Of Figs and Elixir 81
Senna-when a laxative is required,
as it is wholly free from all obiec-
tionable substances. To get its benz
efcial effects always buy the genus
inc, manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co.