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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
County Prosecutor Says He
win Not Act
UNLESS THE VICTIM DIES
Says Lhlis win Recover-ProgressIns
Favorably, Though Not Yet Strong
Enough to Be Taken from
Hospital.

Kansas City, Mo. March Deere lii.
Us, president Of the Western Exchange
bank. who was attacked BY John p
Cudahy the millionaire packer, at the
cudahy home here early Sunday morn.
ing, was not sufficiently recovered yes.
teraay to be removed from st. Mary's
hospital. nurse at the hospital, how
ever, said that Mr.. Lillis condition was
improved The cuts on his face and
body she said, were healing nicely
After consultation had been held, il
was decided not 70 transfer the patient
TO his home before to-day
The definite announcement that Lille
win not prefer formal charge against
Cudahy renders doubtful the probability
that any further details Of the circum.
stances that led up 70 the trouble viii
ever be made public. Both cudahy and
Lillis sim firmly refuse to make 4 state.
ment in regard 70 the affair.
The county prosecutor has announced
that he win make no effort 70 prosecute
Cudahy If no one Giles formal charge
against him, unless Lillis should die from
BIS injuries The physicians say the
banker win surely recover.
John Moss the chauffeur. who was
present when che attack On LilIis was
made, has not been found although the
police have made dilieent search for him
Gen. John G Gown 81 Omaha father
81 Mrs. Cudahy, went out to the Cudahy
home from bis hotel early yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

unusual length and severity II be ex-
poets to bring bis breathing apparatus
up TO anything ike It's old standard
Of perfection. restore elasticity and
power TO hls mighty muscles and step
into the ring n Of and dangerous OBJ
ponent for the willy negro. Nobody
realizes this better than Jeftries him
self.
Despite the many interviews pub
llshed as coming from the ex.cham
nlon, IN which he IS supposed TO have
expressed himself contemptuously re-
gardlng Johnson's fighting ability. II
can be safely asserted that Jefirles
does not undervaluc the prowess Of
his prospective antagonist During his
entire career as pugilst be never
made the mistake Of holding an op
poncnt too chean. an error which has
led 70 the downfall OF many high
class glove artist
Munroe was undoubtedly the softest
sacrifice that caprlclous fortune ever
offered up at the JeGfles shrine, and
the then champion knew IN advance
that the miner was not even Of good
third class rating Yet he dla not
neglect his training on this account
for when he faced Munroe at Frisco
he was in superb shape keyed up 10
concert pitch and tlt TO battle all night
If Il had been necessary
II Is only fair 70 surmlse that Jen
possesses just as much horse sense To-
day as he did some five years ago. and
the man who refused 70 take chances
with Jack Munroe Is not likely to be
gulled into accepting the much more
formidable Johnson as an easy money
GIT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
CANADIAN RECORDS SMASHED.
Mecurdy, at Baddeck, Carries Passen-
ger and Also Makes Half Hour Flight

ger and Also Makes Half Hour Flight.
Baddeck, n. s., March o.-All records
for aerial flights in Canada We're smash-
ed Monday, whom u A. d. McCurdY,
with Frederick w. Baldwin. az pas.
aeneer, piloted the aerodrome Baddeck
No, ?. over the Bras Dor Lakes. The
lights were The most successful ever
held mere Mr. McCHFdy took his scat
at the steering wheel On Baddeek No.
@ accompanied nv bir Baldwin The
motor was started and after run of
nearly seventy yards the machine took
the air. carrying the aYiators with the
grace 81 4 bird Mr. McCnrdv keeping
at an elevation Of from six to eight
feet from the ice, circed the bay for
about seven minutes, and alighted with
ease. They Chen made two more sue
cessful flights together Of from -four 20
six minutes duration. This IS the first
time passenger has been carried on
any 81 the machines here A change
Of radiators was then made. and Mr.
McCurdy again took his seat and eircled
the hay at an elevation Of from fifteen
10 twenty feet for sixteen minutes, and
alighted, finding the motor cool and
everything in good shape Mr. MeCurdy
seating himself at the wheel. turned on
the power and again took the air and
broke all his previous records BY re-
manning 10 the air for half an hour, It
which time as pre-arranged, he was 70
receive a signal 70 come down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
STRIKERS DYNAMITE CAR
FULL OF N0N-UNI0N MEN
They Burn Bridge and Force the Train
to Turn Back-carried Paper
Makers from Franklin,
n H.

Corinth, n H. Marcn "A carload
Of 100 non-union men, who were COM
ing here to take the places Of strikers
IN the mill Of the international Paper
was dynamitod Monday night
md forced to return to Saratoga.
Pistol shots were exchanged and Con.
luetor John Bartholomew was mobhed
and injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
WENT FROM FRANKLIN.
They Were on the Car Dynamitsd At
corinth.

Franklin. N. r., March "a crew
Of non-union men was organized from
Franklin TO 60 to New York state 10
take the places Of strikers IN the mills
Of The International Paper company A
number Of papermakers also left Liv.
ermore Falls Me- and other points in
New England, wnere the company has
mills
There IS some dissatisfaction in the
Franklin mills Of the company on ac-
count Of the Sunday working hours,
but as the employees here are largely
unorganized. little trouble is looked for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
TO PALE, THIN PEOPLE
Druggist D. F. Davis offers to Paw 70.
samcse II It Does Not Make Thin
People Fat.

Samose, The remarkable flesh forming
food should be used by ali who arc palq.
weak and thin II mingles with the food
and aids assimilation, SO that when taken
for a short time nature will soon assert
her normal powers and Che food tbat IS
eaten win give strength and good flesh.
Weigh yourself before you commence
the use Of samosa, and you win notice a
steady gain Samose IL 4 scientific flesh.
forming food chat restores the chin ana
scrawny to their proper weight and fils
the weak and debilitated with Via0r and
vitality
Such remarkable results have followed
the use Of samose that Druggist Davis
is willing to pay for the treatment If It
does not give the desired results lie
makes this offer generally and wants an
who arc thin. weak and ont of health 10
get q box Of Samoss from hin on those
terms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
poLrcE euARp cARuso.
Frightened Tenor Has a Body Guard
Like King.


New York, March q. More carefully
guarded BY police than President Taft
on his visits here, Enrich Cafuso, the
tenor, who recently received Black
Hand letters demanding $4,000, re-
manned barred III his apartments yes-
terday The frightened singer is said
to have received more threatening let.
tiers,
Caruso made his first public appear
ance IN opera Monday night since the
Black Hand startled him with it's de-
mands ne fewer than rs policemen,
four detectives and three mounted pc.
lcemeu we're detailed to look for Turk
ing dynamitsrs ID and about the opera
house In Brooklyn.
Detectives mingled in the chorus,
while police guarded the wings and one
or two perehed ia the flies
- am ready for the attack" said
Caruso yaliantly, "hut, he relapscd III.
to smile, T should prefer that II
should not come,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

placed an order for 800 Hudson touring
cars and roadsters for distribution ii the
metropolitan district, comes the news
that Mr. Z. p. Brincgar, president Of
the Pioneer Auto company Of San Fran
cisco Call. placed on Friday. with the
Hudson Motor Chr company, an order
for Eve hundred and fifty l55ol Hudson
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

ears, 70 be sold to consumers On the p
cinc slope.
The two orders. totaling over 2nl
cars. or more than double tie entire esl
put Of most motor-car factories, & q
more significant instance ol Che gov
ne excellent Of the moderate priced tal
as typifed by their popularity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
pAnSY MAHER.

from England last December Maher
stated that be bad retired from the
saddle and would look for a position
as trainer Of thoroughbreds In England
or France. A big retaining fee and
nearly al first class mounts forced him
to reconsider his determination to re-
tire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Syrian . Teach Seeker Football.

Syrian to Teach Seeker Football.
University Of Illinois students will
be instructed III the fine points of
seeker football By a Syrian coach
shully Elsawood Of Brumman who
has played the game at home and
abroad aud has the distinction of hav-
Ing introduced It into his own country.
where he was d Z N. q A director
Elsawood IS junior Ii civil engi-
neering Ia the university and readily
consented to take up the coaching
work when the board Of athletic CON
troll looked around for an Instructor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Maher to Ride AGAIN.

Danny Maher. the famous American
jockey. who has ridden with great sue
cess on the English tracks for several
years past. Is once more going to ex-
hibit his riding skill on Johnny Bulls
turf on his arrival IN this country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
NATIoNALIsr SPLIT
Dillon and o'connor said TO Be Against
Redmond

Dublin, March q William OBrien's
paper the Cork Accent, states shat
there are violent differences Of opinion
in the Irish party John Dillon and
T. 2, O'Connor are against John Red
mond. the irish Nationalist leader end
Joseph Devlin on the budget question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
DIR. HYDE SECURES BAIL.
Man Charged with swope Murder Fur
nishes $4,000 Bonds.

Kansas City Mo- March g.-Dr. B. G.
Hyde. charged with murder and at-
tempted murder in the Swope case, was
released from the county jail yesterday
after furnishing bonds ii the sum 81
100000
His attorney agreed to have the
physician ID court on April Il, the date
set for bis trial upon the charges con-
tained III the recently returned indict
ments Of numbering Col Thomas Fl.
Swope. Col Moss Hunton and Chris.
man Swope, and Of having poisoned
eight members of the household 81
Mrs. Logan o. swope Dr. Hyde left
the court room in company with bis
attorneys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
INSURGENTS FOR POSTAL BILL
No Opposition to the Measure Is tx.
peetAd n The House.

With the postal savings bank blu
through the senate, The interest Of il.
friends Is now conferred on the House
President Taft has indicated to several
members that he was pretty well salts
fed with the form ii which tha measure
had reached the House although there
are one or two minor changes ne would
Ike There win net b any opposition
70 the measure on the part Of the Re.
publican insurgents Their tituaI
leader, Hayes 81 California. after con.
ferring with the president announced
that he did not expect any Insurgents
To vote against it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
HOUSE PASSES POSTAL BILL.


Washington, March o. The post Office
PHI, carrying appropriations aggrsgating
B24l 100000. or abont s6,300000 more
than the appropriations for the current
year was passed BY the House yester
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
HE SAYS i4TH AND 18TH
AMENDMENTS ARE VOID

representative Sisson Wants the su.
preme Court to Rule
Washington, March o. That the four.
tenth and fifteenth amendments to she
constitution were null and void was de-.
elared BY resolution introduced BY Rep
resentatiye sisson Of Mississippi, which
directs the attorney general to submit
the question To the supreme court.
These are the so.eslled reconstruction
and negro citizenship amendments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Over thirteen Millions.

Washington. March 9.-The Senate
yesterday passed the agricultural appro.
priation bill carrying thirteen and .
bali million dollars
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
COST BRITAIN si4a,soo,ooo.


London, March o. The rejection Of
the budget by the house Of lords in
the preceding parliament cost the coun-
try IN loss Of revenue Sl42. 100000 in
the current financial year according to
statement made by David Lloyd
George, in The house Of commons yes
terday The chancellor 81 the excheqner
added chat It WAS impossible 10 say
what proportion Of this loss could be
ultimately recovered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Piles Cured IN s no 4 DAYS

.pAl0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed % cure
any case 81 itching. blind, bleeding o.
protgHdina piles "a 6 10 Il days or
monsx refunded Soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
MAJORITY FAvoRs STRIKE.
Vote Involves Railroads Of West, North
west and sonthwest.

Chicago, March q Counting 81 the
ballots east BY fremen and engineers
on about 50 railroads Of the Vets,
Northwest and Southwest On the strike
vote, was completed yesterday.
According to the official returns So
per cent. Of the union men and SO per
cent Of the non-union employees vot-
ed for strike
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
eIakep schaefer Dead

Denver. Coll March 9.-aIakee
sehaefer the noted billiard player died
here yesterday afternon Of tubeFcu-
losis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

sEm pRIsoonL. EuanIsH FnATHERwToHT
offered have been signed by Freddie
Welsh, English lightweight champion,
and Jem Driscoll, holder Of feather
weight title.
The National Sporting club Of London
viii probably hold the min March IL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
DRlscoLL TO FIGHT WELSH.

Champion English Featherweishl and
Lightweight Clash March II.
Articles Of agreement to light twenty
rounds for the lightweight champion.
ship of England, a side bet OF $1,000
and 70 per cent Of the largest purse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
HupsoN ~ sALFs-

Dispose Of 1000 Cars to Two Dealers in
New York and Frisco.
Following the recent announcement that
the A. Elliott Ranney company. local
distributors uf tAs Hildsaa- have inat
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiFe furloBgs Lady Tende 100
iSmithl. Il 90 s. won; Agility l05 tKeoghl II 70
10 second: Soon. le tAndersOnl. TO 1. third.
Time, 0l So Red Lass. Beechmont Gordon Blue.
Carl Cloud. Practitioner, and Joe Wells also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-haH furiongs. Del
Crusader 10 Cans. 10 ! won; Marx Kennedy.
100 Smith. to !, second; Creston III Vandusnl
6 10 5, third Time. o. Is Heknows Doc Alen
Catherine Scott Yankee Niece, and Florence A.
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Angelus, l9 (Ganss. 20 10.
won; Frank Mullin. lo2 fMolesworthl s to / sec
ond The Pippfn. lf2 Bensch0tenl 8 10 l. third
Tine. II Is. SpOhn and DR.. smoot also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eiehth miles
Polls. 10 lkeosht y to !, won; Harriga... 'eS
CiuFhyl s TO 5 second; Meadow us Nfoles-
WORTH. s 70 5. third Time IL IS. The Peer,
Taboo and Green Seal also an.
FIFTH RAcE-FiYe furfoDgs Nettie MarchmOnt
l2 lsiolesworthl. to l. won Love Not. I02 (Gansl
II to TO- second: Marjorie A.. l02 Vandnsenl 5 to
!, third, Time. 20 % Uncle Ben. Dubois sa-
lah. and Union jack also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ons mile: Bad News. rs (Gansl
IS 20 5, won; Kopek. lo7 lAf0leswurth). 5 10 I Sec
ond, Light Wool, lis ikengh). TO , third. Time
$50 80 Pedro Pirate Bay InEergarry and Mis-
prison also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
SHORT LENGTHS

National League owners meet In New
York this week. They agree to break
clean.
Frank Lane says that the French have
something on America in baseball why
look at Jules Verne. who knew Of 20.000
leagues under the sea- he points out
The American League is going 10 sub
poena Eddie Collins and Ty Cobb and ask
them 10 tell what they snow about the
present-day lack OF hitting
PittsbuFg Is thinking OF getting rid Of
Hans Wagner. bat there is no truth IN
the report that IL intends 10 ask waivers
on the Ohio River.
One of the most interchangeable mIttmen
in the country for adding an extra X in
the record book Of fighters is Morris Har-
ris. who was conscious Of sam Landlords
presence only a round and half in
Boston ring Tuesday
Pitcher Addie Joss. Of the Cleveland
team, has everything these days, includ-
ing varicose veins
China reports an increased demand for
opium. Possibly caused by the exploiters
of the third league.
Jearies and Chance<are going 10 Aus
tralia on a pleasure TIP. How was il
that they didn't invite Roosevelt and
Doc Cook?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
CAMP ANNOUNCES
ALL-AMERICA TEAM
PendletOn Named for One of
Half Backs.

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. II. - Walter
Camps AIl-Ameriean football team for
this season has made its appearance In
type. 1t appears in to-day's Boston
Globe, and is announced for publication
in this weeks issue of Golfers Weekly.
The team selected by Camp is as fol-
lows: Ends. Fitzpatrick Yale, and Wells.
Michigan; tackles. Mckay. Harvard. and
Walker, Minnesota. guards. Benbrook,
Michigan, and Fisher. Harvard; center,
Cozzens, Pennsylvania: quarter back.
Spackling Brown; half backs Wendell
Harvard. and Pendleton. Princeton: full
back, Mercer. Pennsylvania.
Camp also has something 10 say about
the working out of the new rules. In
commenting on the adjustment OF the
push and pull game. he says:
Il regard this, by all odds, the best
feature introduced by the new rules. and
believe that AT those who care for the
eventual welfare Of the sport viii agree
on the subject"
What Camp has 20 say on the forward
pass will strike responsive chord with
most sensible football followers:
The play is a treacherous one and
the occasion for its use are so dependent
on the very immediate conditions sur
rounding il at the moment that IT should
be placed In a special category by every
quarter back and captain
The Washington Herald picked seven
OF Walter Camps men on its All-Ameri-
can team. They were Fitzpatrick. Nc
Kay. Benbrook, Fisher, Cozzens, Wen
dell, and Pendleton.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
GEORGETOWN AHEAD OF GAME
Football Team Made Money During
Season Just Closed.
Athletic Association Meets and
Transacts Important BUSH
Ress-LOichOt Elected.

The Georgetown Athletic Association
held its sem-annual meeting yesterday
noon In Castor Hall. The principal Incl
dent of the day was the election of Ray
mond Loichot. -. as assistant manager
of football for next year. There was
much enthusiasm shown by the sophO-
more and freshman classes over the
election, Loiehot defeating Waldron, II.
by a close vote.
The report Of Manager Joliat OF foot
ball was read and accepted, showing a
big financial gain for the season. The
Virginia and Iehigh games were espe-
cially profitable. Treasurer Flume made
his statement without any objections be-
ing raised. All Of the scheduled bust
ness being finished, President Power call
ed for miscellaneous business, which re-
suited in the following:
That the emblem of the Georgetown
basketball team should be gray &c, b.
b. on a blue shield. that but eight men
including the manager. could receive this
a season; that the executive committee
of the A A. should report by January
Is, 1911, the conditions for receiving the
track c.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
CRACK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL STARS NO. &.

Arthur H Sinclair is attending Techni-
cal High School after two years at Char
lotte Hall Military School, where he made
a name for himself on the diamond as
well as on the gridiron. He played on
both the baseball and football teams
covering shortstop on the nine and end
on the eleven. This is his first athletic
year at Tech, as he fiunked in his studies
last term. SINCLAIR was out for the base
ball team last spring, but was hurt while
sliding home in a practice game. He was
not eligible TO the football team, as the
interscholastic rules state that boy has
to be a member of District school at
least one year when he enters from an
outside school. Sinclair is eighteen years
old; weighs $50 pounds. and stands 5 feet
inches. He has plenty of sand, as was
illustrated in the Central-Tech game,
when he played the whole game with his
shoulder so badly hurt that he could not
hold the oval under his arm when running
with the ball
Sinclair won his letter at Charlotte Hall
in baseball as we'll as football, but when
it came time to give out the ITS" at
Tech he was not included in the list, as
he was absent from one recitation. This
robbed him of his baseball letter. This
year he won his letter u football. and
was picked by some of the papers as an
All-Hish end, although this fall he played
half back
Sinclair has taken a liking to the basket
tossing game. and is playing with one OF
the section teams organized at Tech
Sinclair enjoys many nicknames, given
him when he first came 70 school The
favorite one is Jew
Sinclair Nill graduate in 1915. and II Is
expected that when that time comes he
will have been captain of both the foot
ball and baseball teams, as ne has a level
head and knows how to play the game
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
PICTURES SHOW BAT
NOT COUNTED OUT
Danes Claim He Was Robbed
Is SubStantiated.

San Francisco. Dec n.-Moving pictures
of the recent fight between Owen Moran
and Battling Nelson viii not settle the
argument as to whether the Dane was
counted out. Nelson insists and will make
Il part of his stock IN trade that he was
watching the count and could have been
on his feet IN time.
No matter what every newspaper critic
at the ringside and others VINO were fol-
lowing closely what was happening heard
Referee Selig say Nine, you're out" the
Dane will stand by his guns.
It was hoped the pictures themselves
would settle the controversy by showing
the referee telling off the count The first
exhibition of the pictures in California
was given to-day, and still the contro-
Versy can go ahead.
When you come TO that eleventh
round shouted Jimmy Conroth to the
operator. turn slowly so We can watch
for the Knockout
So slowly did the operator let It r,'n
that It was possible to watch everything
that happened in the last round.
AS Nelson went down that last time a
small group of spectators counted with
otits, liiflihs themselves Win the wave
OF the referees arm.
"one. two three. four. FIVE. six. seven,
eight nine"
That vas all there was to it. Testify
as reporters may that Selig went the full
limit at the bout itself the moving pie
lures show that his arm went back and
forth only nine times. For some reason
Selig must have dropped his hand 10 his
side when he had counted the ninth sec
ord and then. with-nO motion TO indicate
what was happening. shouted in the
Danes ear You're out
But il gives Nelson a chance TO figure.
and he will be heard from one end OF the
earth 10 the other.