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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
Because Of DiSpleaSure Over
Tipple Statement
ON THE VATICAN MATTER
Roosevelt Says Letter Was an Uncalled.
for Attempt to Launch Secular
controversy-Re Reception Called
of To-day.

Rome, italy, April Sex President
Roosevelt to-day cancelled the public
reception. which was scheduled for to.
morrow at the American embassy, which
was intended to be nou-seetarian. ow-
ing 70 the displeasure felt 1T the state
ment issued last night BY Rev 81 MI.
Tipple Of the Methodist church Mr..
Roosevelt calls the statement an I'M
called-for attempt to launch a secular
controversy
The Triple statement was as follows:
While the work of Methodism in
Rome started the rumpus, il is no long
er Methodism, or any other ism, but the
great principle Of federation. Mr..
Roosevelt has struck a blow for Goth
century Christianity.
"The representatives OF two great re-
public have been the ones to put the
vatican whore it belongs. President
Loubet refused TO aecede to vatican CON
ditions, and now Mr. Fairbanks and Mr..
Roosevelt come to maintain the dig.
nifty and Independence Of American
manhood in the face Of vatican tyYan-
ny.
THE vatican is incompatible with re-
publican principles. This Is a bitter
doses for patriotic Catholics in America
to swallow / wonder how many doses
Of this sort they will take before they
revolt Il Catholicism ia America to
be American or Romishf If Romish,
then every patriotic American should
rise to crush it, for Roman Catholicism
is the Incorporating foe 81 free.
dom.
sAfter the Fairbanks episode the
Methodists never dreamed that the vati.
can would commit q similar blunder
with Mr. Roosevelt That It has done
50 is added proof that the policy pre-
vailing there is the same Yesterday.
to-day and forever, The vatican il the
vatican. The world advances, but The
vatican never.
Americans can now better under
stand how it is that the Roman churches
lost France, the men of Italy, and Il
losing Spain and Austria
The paragraph IN the Triple state
ment which offended Col. Roosevelt. Is
that which starts, This II bitter dose
for patriotic Catholics in America to
swallow, etc.1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
A Valuable Bulletin.

From the experiment. station Of the
state agricultural college there has inst
been issued Bulletin No. l49. the title
Of which IS. a Practicable Method Of
Killing Witch Gra The bulletin IS
the compilation If 4. J Eaton, sue
eessfui South Royalton farmer. and II.
A. Edson, bacteriologist at the state
college TIE material embodied in the
publication il clear and comprehensive
presentation Of Mr.. Eatons successful
efforts in eradicating this most pes
tifeTous weed known 70 Vermont aFri.
culture. It's presence in tillage lands
shnrtens every other crop adds enor-
mously to the cost OF cultivation and
greatly lessons the pecuniary value Of
farm lands
In the preparation and publication of
this bulletin the station has done 4
service Of inealculabIe worth. provided
the farmers Of the state win bat follow
its teachings and every farmer, who
puts ite teachings into use Il certain
to increase hts income. The farmers Of
the entire state are in duty bound to
work together To the end 81 tho cradi-
cation Of this worst weed III Vermont.
IA weed that has taken complete posses
sion Of great areas, and especially in
the White River valley and the exist
ence 81 which would not have been
under an intelligent system Of farming.
This bulletin is extensively and skill
fully illustrated and 80 comprehensive
in the consideration Of All details that
nothing is left to eonieetnre IN any prac.
tioal application Of its instructions.
One particularly signiscsnt assertion in
the document ID this Witch grass can
be killed and the cost Or killing ii met
By the increase Of the crop" This ar9u-
ment should seem conclusive and fur
ther should prove an Incentive to every
farmer to act IN the matter III tho com
ing season. The bulletin may be had
for asking from the station White
River Junction Landmark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
Union Bank With Ten Branch.
es in Borough Of Brooklyn
SOME ASSETS UNCERTAIN
State Superintendent Of Banks Cheney
Assumed Charge Of Affairs To-day.
Present Management
Exonerated.

New York, April 5.-The state bank
ing department to-day took cnarge Of
the Union bank Of Brooklyn, whose head
Offices are AZ the corner Of Court and
Joralem streets in that borough. The
bank has ten branches scattered
throughout Brooklyn The assets Of
the institution are approximately 49,
100000, and its deposits exceed $4,000
600.
Superintendent Of Banks Cheney, who
assumed charge of affairs, issued q
statement shortly afterwards. saying
tnat the board Of directors considered
that the bank should not continue aft
er the discovery that certain assets
were not OF such character as to per
nit continuance supt Cheney exon
crates the present management Of the
hank from al responsibility for It's con-
ditions It is believed that the trouble
is the result .ot loans on questionable
paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
DIDN'T AGREE.
Granite Manufacturing Firms on Burn
hams Meadow Had Trouble.

Alexander Ross and George Ralph Of
the firm Of Ross 8 Ralph, granite manu-
facturers, were arraigned IN the city
court yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of breach Of the peace for q
scrap with Frank and Walter WoodcoclS.
Of Woodcock Bros yesterday morning.
Ross ( Ralph at FIRST pleaded not guilty.
but after talking the matter over for
a short time, they told the court that
they would change their pleas to that Of
guilty Each was fined IS. with costs
of 5000, and paid Both Of these firms
occupy the same circle on Bnrnham's
meadow and the Woodcock Bros. claim
that the trouble started when they
wanted to turn the boom Of the derrick
around but could not do so on account
of Ross Ralph having some air pipes
In the way. The Woodeoclys say they
asked their neighbors 10 take down the
pipes until they could get the boom BY,
but this they refused 10 40. The Wood
cocks then swung the boom around.
knocking the pipes down. This enraged
the proprietors Of the other firm TO such
an extent that they Immediately "waded
into" the Woodeocks and applied their
fists to their faces with telling effect
With their faces blooded the Woodeoeks
then went to the police station and told
their story.
John Jones Of Montpelier was locked
up in the police station at o'clock last
evening under peculiar circumstances. Il
ia said that he had been thrown out of
a house on Summer street and after,
wards someone engaged a team and
brought him to the police station. OF
feer Gamble was in the station and they
told him that they had man badly
intoxicated in their team and wanted
him locked up for the night anyway.
The officer helped them get Jones from
the wagon to cell ii the station. whore
he slept soundly until this morning.
After waking up this morning, he began
70 be sick ard tie city physician was
called 70 attend him Tie will probably
b able to be arraigned II court this
AFTERNOON.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
MANGlANI CASE
is FINISHED
Jury VIII Have Barre Assault Case Late
This Afternoon Another Barre
Case Tomorrow.

The case Of State vs.. Eurico Manaiani
Of Barre, charging sssault on Peter PEI
trucci IN this city several weeks ago.
viii 60 70 the Jury ~ Washington county
court late this afternoon. the arguments
having been started this morning and
being completed this afternoon. Tie
state claims that Mangiani attacked Pc.
truci with fork after a dispute over a
game Of cards in a Granite street house.
The defeuse if that Mangiani was not
the aggressor IN the aqht, but that he
defended himself when Petrueci and some
others followed him out Of the house and
started ia 70 punish him. Attorney Nj.
NJ Gordon argued for the defendant,
and States Attorney Gates for the state.
The ease Of State W. Joe Guidiei Of
Barre viii be taken up tomorrow morn
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
SEVERAL TOWNS FLOP
On Local Option Liquor Vote in Massa.
chusetts

Boston, April B.. n five towns yes
terday plrgalities on the license ques.
tion were reverted by Tho April town
elections Spencer was the largest town
to "dop," changing from wet Co dry
for the first time in ten years, BY a
vote Of 7is g 622 YES Last year the
license advocates had a plurality 81 rs,
Charlton and shutesbuy also changed
to the dry column Against these gains
by The mo" forces may be set the loss
OF Oxford and North Brookaeld the
latter Of which went for license for the
hrst time ia its history, changing a
plurality Of IS for no, into one Of 40 for
yes.
The most complete ogerturn, however.
was at Shutesbury, where total Of
thirty votes, with a plurality Of twenty
for no-license, was turned into a plural
iy Of seven for license out Of total
OF ffty.nine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
RANDOLPH
tuberculosis Exhibit Was Started Yes.
teraay Afternoon.

The tuberculosis exhibition opened In
Dubois & Gay's hall Monday afternoon.
with an average attendance and viii be
conducted through this evening Tbs ex-
/ hibit il given IN the Vermont board of
health and is highly commended ~ all
who have attended
Melvin Adams of Boston was guest
at w. S. s. Bucks Monday.
Newton Fisher has returned from 4
two weeks visit with relatives in Marsh.
field.
Miss Esther Hubbard has returned from
a several days visit with friends in
Burlington
Mrs. w. S. s Back and her daughter,
Miss Alice Buck, we're in White River
junction Monday,
Mrs. p. !. Pratt went to Bethel Mon.
day evening for d short visit with her
sister, Mrs Brown
Col. 4. B. Chandler IS here superin.
tending repairs On the house owned By
him and occupied BY J. = Lamson.
w. A. Mcintosh came from Mont peller
on Monday, having been for several
weeks with brother, who is III in Mont
peiier,
Miss Elizabeth Lyman Of South Royal
ton has entered the training department.
for nurses course at the Randolph
sanaborisIm.
ArtAur weseott, who has lately been
at work for FrznlS Thoras, has gene
to st. Adams to hsxin his work al brake
man fcr The Central Vermont division Of
the Grand Trunk railroad.
Miss Ann Sargent Of Bethel was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral Of
To-. w. Barnes. Miss Sargent was
cousin Of Mr. Barnes and his nearest
living relative whe was present.
Ralph Hamilton. VINO was with his
parents, Rev and Mrs Joseph Hamiltor,
over Sunday, returned to st. Johnsbury
Monday, and Miss Mabel hamilton, who
has been passing the Easter vacation
with her parents returned to her teach
ing n Montpelier seminary on the even
ing Of the same day.
G. r.. Stevens has leased the house Of
r. w. Jewett on Maple street and will
shortly move there from the house Of
Willard Gay on Main street. Fred Ans
den. who was to have moved there, has
decided to remain where be s in the
Rev w NJ smithers house. which he
has occupied for some time.
Mrs. Stone, the grand warden Of the
order of Rebckahs. whose home Is II
Springfield, made Fern Rebelyah lodge Of
this place her annual visitation Thurs
day evening Of last week The work
was reviewed with very little criticism,
and the occasion was one Of much enjoy
ment 4 large attendance Of resident
members were there and dainty refresh.
ments we're ssFysd duriag the erenizg,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05

During Two Hours Ride Monarch
Showed city,s Places Of Interest.

showed Gitys Places Of Interest
Rome, April Colonel Roosevelt and
King Victor went riding together to-day,
the monarch showing the x-president
the places Of interest in the ancient city.
The drive lasted two hours
Roosevelt was twice the guest Of the
king yesterday, the first time early in
the day and again last night al q
grand dinner in the palace The ex-
president and bis party arrived at tile
entrance Of the Quirinal palace at $3.50
p. M, where the door Of his carriaaa
was opened by the reyal doorkeeper,
magnificent in scarlet livery. with
sword, baton and cooked hat. At the
foot Of the grand staircase, Count Toz-
zoni and Duke Cite. masters Of cere-
monies, and Count ffuicciafdini, gentle-
man-in-waiting to Queen Helena. met
the party and escorted them up the
steps.
IN the great han Of the SWISS they
were received by Count Gianotti. pre-
feet Of the palace, and hy Countess
Guicciardini, lady-in-waiting to the
queen, who took them through the
great bali room into reception room,
where they were greeted by the SOW
ercigns, surrounded BY their military
and civil households.
After short conversation an the
guests, who included American Ambas.
sador and Mrs, Leishman and the steT
Of the embassy, adjourned to the pri-
yate dining room Of the king The mill
tary band played in the gardens be-
low.
Mr.. Roosevelt sat at the right Of the
queen, with Kermit near him; Mrs.
Roosevelt and Miss Ethel at the kings
right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
FALL FROM TEAM
MAY PROVE FATAL
Lorenzo Tibbetts Killed at Enosburg
center-He Was a Years Of Age
and Unmarried.

Enosburg Fails, april LORENZO Tib.
belts died this morning at three o'clock
as the result Of a fan from 4 team, in
which he sustained internal injuries. The
accident happened yesterday afternoon
at Enosburg Center. where Fibbetts was
employed % the farm Of DIS brother.
He Was "A years Of age and a native of
broome, P. @ he was unmarried
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance IN Unity temple, South Barre,
Wednesday evening, April 6, Harris or
ehestra Admission soc per couple.
The cast Of characters for the high
class four act comedy drama, "A Night
on written by Augustine DAILY. is made
up Of the best talent in Montpelier.
The cast recently presented the play ii
Montpelier opera house with great sue
cess. This same cast viii present the
play IN the opera house IN this city on
Friday evening, and the proceeds are to
be divided between 4 Barre and Mont
pelier organization. The play is sure
Is please, and the efforts of those Who
take part in it merit full house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
Bound to Have It.

"0nly $4,000 more subscription to
guarantee the hotel project in ST. All
bans Let one OF the men there count
over little Of his change and pass it
over. The halsnce is so small as to be
triiiing and it should not be allowed to
stand n the way Of such fine business
proposition. Barre Times.
Watch our smoke Not the smoke
Of pipe dream but the fragrant in-
esnse that arises from cur accepted sac-
riiiees Of public spirit on the altar Of
public benefit We are going to have
new hotel in st. Albans If we have
to build one. st. Adams Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
MANY KINDS OF CASES
VIII Be Taken Up at June Term Of
Windsor County Court.

Wsodstocl, April 5--Ibe june term
of Windsor county court win open here
June 7, Judge William II. Taylor Of
Hardwiek presiding The docket con-
tains 235 entries. consisting Of 81 old
and 81 new, ~ divorce cases and ST
state cases, and there are 80 cases on
the chancery docket.
The state cases are divided Is follows:
Burglary, I dsn and game law, liquor,
refusing to ebey summons, (Ftelisns1 s
each; rape, larceny, breach of peace, 1
each; horse stealing. INVESTIGATION, re-
ceiving stolen goods, adultery, assault
with intent 70 rape. same with intent
to kill, 3 each; and negligence as rail-
road engineer, peddling without IL
eense, forgery obtaining money under
false pretenses, uttering forged check.
larceny Of bank check, altering bank
check, cruelty to wife and child. neglect
TO support, bigamy profsnity tax, DOM
estic fowls kidnapping. and selling mort
gaged property, one each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
TAFT ENDORSED
BY IND. REPUBLICANS
Unqualified Approval Given To-day al
Republican State Convention,
Held in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis. Ind. April 5.-Conven-
tion hall was iammed to-day at the
opening Of the state Republican con-
vention for nominating the state tick
ct, except the governor platform
viii likely be adopted which calls for
a protective tariff, positive conservation
Of natural resources, an enlarged con.
stitution. with authority for taxation
aud 2 limitation Of the powers Of In
junction, stringent national child labor
laws. and pensions for soldiers widows.
The Taft administration was unquali-
fedly endorsed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
COUSIN OF PRES. tart.
Former vermonter, Who Claimed Hon.
OF. Dies in Boston.

Boston, April 5-sidney n. Melendy,
aged 81, who claimed to Be cousin 81
President Taft, died yesterday morning
at his home, 2S6 Maverick street. East
Boston, after two years Of illness He
lived n the first section for rs Years
and most Of the time was IN The ice
cream business. He was born in Wind.
ham county, vt
Iie was q member Of the Jeifrjes
Point Rowing association and the Coz
mmbian Boat club. Several years he
was on the ward 2 Republican commit
tee The funeral viii take place At the
family home at p. nj. tomorrow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
TUFTS COLLEGE GETS $4,000.
Dean Academy Is Left $4,000 and
Charities Receive Balance Of 100000.

Boston, April SIN ihe viii Of David
Cummings Of Somerville. filed az East
Cambridge, yesterday. nearly s200,000 is
given 10 charity The items are AZ fol-
lows.
Tufts college. $1,000; Dean academy.
si0000 S0meriIle Home for the Aged
s40000 New England Home for Little
Wanderers. 5000 HINT Asvlrm for
Destitute Children. ss000; Perkins In
stitute for the Blind 5000: Bethany
Union. $4,000; Burnap Free Nome for
Aged Women, $4,000; Danyers Home for
the Aged, 5000; Topsfeld Historical
society, $1,000; to the town Of Iopshel1
to care for The burial ground. $1,000;
70 the towns Of Topsfeld and Middle
ton, $4,000 each, the income to be used
for the support Of poor people.
The viii was drawn Oct s. 1907. The
executors are Porter Fl Cummings and
Joseph w spauldiug, both of Mel.
rose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
METHoDIsTs DENY CHARGE.
Say Church Is Not Conducting Cam
paign of Calumny IN Rome.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. April 5.--The
New York Methodist Episcopal con.
ference yesterday adopted resolution
which dselared
Resolved that we deny that the
Methodist church in Rome Is carrying
ON d campaign of calumny and defrac-
tion against the pope
Resolved, that we commend the
sturdy Amerieanlsm of ex President
Roosevelt and we affirm our approval n
his rejection of conditions debasing alike
to American manhood aud American
freedom Of speech
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
woMEN's BODIES FOUND.
Two Men Made Close Search Of River
at Hillsboro, NH.

HiIlsboro, N. r., April 5.-The bodies
Of the two women who were drowned
when the power boat went over tile
woolen mill dam March n have been re-
covered, Miss Mildred Craige's Sunday
afternoon and Mrs. Dsrre's yesterday.
They were found little more than
half mile below the second or Con
toocook dam, and shout one.quartsr mile
apart. They were in about 5 feet Of
wster and partly covered with sawdust
and mud
They were both found BY Chester
Farrar and George Livingston, who used
power boat and made systematic
hunt Of that section Saturday, Sunday
and yesterday forenoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
sas,ooo,ooo ORDERS


Newark \. J., April Sat the annual
masting Of the Bethlehem Steel company
to dayi All the retiring directors were re-
elected. President Sehwab reported d
prosperous year At the present time
tie company has orders amounting to
~ 50oe .eo9 fer aFmef plate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
MAY AVERT STRIKE.
Officials Of Brotherhood Of Engineers in
Conference To-day.

Portsmouth. va. April 5.-Assistant
Grand Chairman Of the Brotherhood Of
Engineers 4 a. Burgess Is here to day
at conference Of officials of the Sea-
board air line, attempting TO reach
settlement Of the wage SCALE averting
strike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
HOTEL COMPANY FORMED
TO Build a Hotel in Burlington--wo
hurys Head List.

burlington. April 5~-T. a. ana +. q.
Woodbury.. owners of rhe Van Ness
house head the list Of thirty Rurling,
ton men, who on yesterday filed ar
tieles of association with the secretary
81 state at Montpelier fer the BuFling-
ton Hotel company The purpose Of the
corporation is 70 build a hotel IN Bur
lngton. and the capital stock i set
at $4,000 divided into shares Of 500
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
JOHNSON WON OUT.
Was Defendant in $4,000 Breach Of Con-
tract Snit.

Boston, April 5JacS johnson, the
colored fighter, won q suit brought
against him by Alex Mclean for $4,000
for breach Of contract to-day Judge
Pierce Of the superior court held that
the suit was illegal, according to the
revised statltes, and discharged the de.
fendant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
Fostsr,s Honor.

Congressman Foster has Landed a fine
chairmanship. but we should have hon-
ored Foster more if be had voted as he
talked, even if be had lost that chair
manahiR. nmaa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
STOCKHOLDERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Panama Railroad Reelected Former on
GERS. with One Exception.

New York, April 5.--secretsry ef War
Dickinson attended meeting Of the
stockholders al the penama railroad here
today. The retiring oficers were re-
elected, with the exception Of former
Senator Blackburn Of Kentucky, who
was succeeded by Maiep A. G, nlysl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
NEITHER SCORED.
Vermont and Penn. State Had Six-inning
Battle.

state College, Pa, April 5.-The FIRST
game with Vermont yesterday ended in
a tia til the sixth, being stopped on ac.
count Of rain Neither scored Klepfer
pitched excellent ball and was well sup.
ported by his team mates. The Penn.
sylvania state college players punched
their hits in the sixth, but were unable
TO cross the plate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
CAMBRIDGE STRIKE OVER
About one-Half Of the Laborers Return
to Work.

Boston. April s. The strike 81 about
1000 Italian lahorers employed on the
Cambridge subway was ended Yester.
day morning, when about one-half the
strikers and a sufficient number to fn
the places Of the Others went to work
peacefully The men had been on strike
since Friday
About lN00 men went To the big
trench yesterday morning in search Of
work and rs policemen kept them NOV
ing in order % avoid trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
We QUESTION sETTLEp.

So the Erie Railroad Announced To-
day.
New York, April THE Erie railroad
announced to-day the settlement Of the
wage question among It's employees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
cENERous We rRopHrEs.
Col Roosevelt May Give skias d All
European Rulers.

Paris, April ; President Faliierea re-
ceived to-day from Colonel Roosevelt
the offer Of the skins Of some of the ami
mails be shet in his African hunt The
French executive was delighted and I'M.
mediately wired his acceptance Ii Is
believed that the ex-president Intends TO
donate the same gifts to ell the Eu-
ropean rulers and presidents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
TORNADO WRECKS BUILDINGS.

smashes Down Structures at Youngs-
town, o.--Five Persons Hurt.
Youngstown, o., April "a tornado
struck the LansingvilIe section Of this
city at 2;30 o'clock yesterday after
noon, during the progress of heavy
rain storm, wrecking i dozen buildings
and unroofng several Others Five per-
sons were injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05

The tuberculosis exhibition opened In
Dubois & Gsys haN Monday afternoon.
with an average attendance and viii be
conducted through this evening. The ex-
hibit il given hv The Vermont board of
health and is highly commended ~ all
who have attended.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05

Continued On taiastA Pags,