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

for her kindness, not the least part Of
which was the way she offered Il. my
despieable mesBness seemed to shriyel
me all up, couldn't look her in the
face.
You don't need to 20 on she said
We have a spare bed upstairs
Il was thinking how would get the
money back in the box ID the chin
ney, and IL occurred 70 me that II 1
stayed there All night could slip
down in the nieht and DO the Job. SO
said; Thank you, miss n you
don't mind reckon ! will, It'll be a
great accommodation to me-
No more than 20 me Ny brother
and his wife hive gone away for a
few days and left me alone with the
children They say that Murphy's
gang is operating in the nelehbor-
hood and / wouldn't mind having
man IN the house
In that case / said. I think I'm
sleep on that lounge, and III guaran-
tee that 20 man gets upstairs unless
he goes over my dead body
= knew two Of my men would be
along there that night. and reckoned
they'd take III anything by the way.
The FIRST thing ! did before turning
IN was to put the money back 10 tbs
box. When I'd done that ! felt the
first Of a kind Of comfort I'd never
experienced before didn't 90 TO
sleep, wanting to be awake If any one
called. In the middle Of the night my
two men. Pete Barniekel and Colors-
do Bill, did call showered bullets
everywhere about them except just
where they were. and they concluded
there must be whole vigilance com
mittee inside. when they bad gone I
heard a soft voice call down the
stairs:
Thank you'
4Just you 80 to sleep. I'm in com.
mand here
"And I've been 10 command here
ever since ! married the girl.
didn't confess til shortly before the
wedding and have been living here
ever since. Ny wife owned the prop
erty, and after came Ia her brothers
family went or to a ranch they
oaHght farther vest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
DIES TRYING no SAVE 500.
Head Of Dyeing Firm Persists in Going
Into Burning Building.

New York, May g. Edward Heide,
senior member Of The dyeing firm 81
Edward Heide q Co, was burned to
death yesterday because be was deter-
mined TO save 500 ID cash The money
was IN Heide's coat, lett behind IN The
dye shop from which be bad been
dragged after an explosion Of dye stuff
had set the place on fire and lad mar
rowly missed killing him outright.
Heide's partner Anthony Corner res-
cued him II the FIRST instance from the
burning room on the second floor Of
the Grand street building and beat out
the flames, which had set fire to Heide's
clothes. HIeide, however rushed back
to save bis money When firemen
fought their way INTO the room through
the flames they found his body burned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
Listening to the Phonorraph.

The phonoRraph or graphophone, is
source Of no little pleasure to subur-
ban and country people. according TO
Martha Mccullough William, writing in
Suburban Life for May, and such peo-
pie are described as deriving consider
able amusement from the attitude Of
city people who visit them. She says.
aWhat strikes me hardest IS the things
which make city visitors cit up and
take notice. Caruso records. for i'm
stance They listen, not for joy IN the
music. but so az to recognize. with
mods ard compliment amifkings, things
they have heard him sing. and how the
record varies from the living voice.
Same way with Sousa marches, or hits
from the comic operas The listeners
look at each other and say, Remember
how that went at the a naming
ANY theater they have in mind Not
IAN are like that; some are genuinely
surprised and pleased to find real music
coming ont 81 machine But, # all
Of them sat in the seat Of the seoTnful,
We shouldn't care BIT. Nobody at
our house can sing OF play a note And
all Of rs have music in souls-must
have, since II never comes out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
Moyinr PIctnrea b the church.

Jane Adams says that on a Sunday
night in Chicago one-sixth Of the entire
population Is packed into four hundred
and sixty-six places Of entertainment,
says Woman's Home Companion for May.
eChurehesl No-moving- picture shows
The churches on Sunday night in Chi
cage, and, we fear, In many other places,
are not eonspicuously crowded The
problem Il this; II the Chicago churches
bad presented an up-to-date moving-pic.
turo show, instead Of sermon, would
the crowd have followed the ilmsi In
asmuch as the church admission IS free
and the theatre admission is from fva
to twenty-five cents, il is fair assump-
ton that the churches would have been
filled. Now, If the object Of the Sunday
night service Is primarily to reach the
crowd on the street, and it, as has been
shown, the moving picture il much
more vivid and attractive way Of reach
ing that crowd than Is a sermon, why, in
all seriousness, don't churches give us
the thrilling stories Of the old testament,
it's beautiful tales Of the new testament
and its modern Illustrations Of Christian
heroism in this and other lands, In the
up to-date form-in moving picturesl
They may answer that they cannot get
hold Of the films and the machine, but
this answer Is not a good answer. Ex-
eellent sacred pictures are shown in the
present professional entertainments, and
many illustrations Of modern heroism,
self sacrifice and virtue are In every pro
gram. Moreover. a demand for films for
church use would enlarge the supply.
Moving picture machines are not expen.
sive, and can be easily operated. You
can do il in your church. Why don't
youfS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
go y outside rnterest.

H0nlv the woman with useful inter.
ests outside her daily routine Of home
I Ii duties IN her home can escape the
pitfalls for the devoted wife and moth
err says Isabel Wilder in Woman's
Home Companion for May The
woman who lives only in the lives Of
her husband and children, and sees the
world only in the relation it bears
To them. is the woman to whom in
some form her children and husband
must sacrifice themselves, II during
the years her children need her con-
slant care hse finds in that her sole rea-
son for being, in the years to follow,
when they need her care no longer,
She win end she has not the wisdom
OF a wide experience and the serene
EquaIitv for eompanionship that happy
Iseif-expression alone can give, and which
would make her both needed and want
ed Ia their later lives. The dependent
woman has always that quality Of fear
that makes the Jealous and exaeting
wife and mother who sees in every
NEW relationship Of husband or child q
menace to her place in their lives and
affections
"Ihe independent woman IS the wonl-
an who lives by means of ner own re-
sources Of mind, body and estate who
finds through well-trained powers, al
WAYS at her command for service to
her family OF society. serenity and
poise which make her at for the high
est and sweetest comprehensive and
tie most ideal home and social life
If these are denied her a place VIII al
WAYS Be found waiting her, wnere use
full service with wisdom and calm capa-
bility IS needed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
TAFT MEASURES
ARE GOING THROUGH
Regulars Plan War Against Insurgents
in Senate, with Aldrieh as the
Leader.

Washington. May s. Administration
senators announced yesterday that there
would be no weakening IN their fight
With the insurgent Republicans They
claimed they would win and save a large
part 81 the administrative program.
This announcement WIS made az the
conclusion Of q long conference, in which
III IS claimed that forty three Republican
senators we're represented. They met In
Senator Aldrioh's room TO consider
whether the dismantlug a railroad bill
meant that the whole administration pro-
gram he'd gone 70 pot Or whether
thcre was set time and q chance 70
save something ont Of tire wreekage
When President Taft returns to Wash
ington, be will be told that forty three
Republicans Of the Senate VIII pledge
themselves 10 carry ont bis program, and
he win be asked TO use the club II neees-
sary. to bring four more Republicans
il line. The administration leaders be-
lieve. however. that they can get some
Democratic support for most Of the Taft
bills
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
BRITISH BATTLE FLEET
TO SAIL AROUND WORLD
Two Years Cruise Planned--will Not
Start Til Biggest Warship Ever
Built Is Ready-15 Submarines
l.. ~.

Washington, May England viii be
the next country to assemble battleship
feet for a trip around the world The
trip will not take place until autumn
Of next year This viii make i possible
for the 26000ton battleslip Of the Priu
cess Royal typg 1.-The largest in the world
ito be al the head OF the naval process
sion.
The boats wiz stop at various foreign
ports, and the trip win take two years.
Two hundred ships Of all classes viii be
included About Is submarines are 70
accompany the dreadnouehts. This will
Be the fret time ii naval history that
tho little craft win be tested By the
severe strain Of ocean service. The feet
will BE- sub.divided for visits 70 Chinese
and Indian ports. AT The conclusion 81
these Visits. the feet Win assemble u
the Yellow sea, where long stops will be
made ID Japanese ports. Thence they
viii 70 to San Francisco.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
Effective H0lae Cure Tor
tuberculosis

It Is a serious matter when the lungs are
affected trip away or to 9 sanat0fium
s not only Tremendously expensive, but If
involves separation from home and
friends. Some are benefited, but none can
safely return 70 their homes
Eehman's Alternative Is effective In cur
ing Bronchitis Asthma and more serious
aneetious Of The lungs. NO leaving home
and friends is necessary. Tor instance.
92f s Atlentin Ave, fiadd0uheia, N.FJ.
Gentiamcni In TIE h8ii of 1865 I cons
ractea 4 very severe cold which settled OH
~ lungs q laaf BEGAN 10 raise sputum
ua my physician t1cn told me ] must 90
California immediately. At Tits tllnn i
as advised 20 take Eehnaf Alternative
stayed at home and commenced taking
tie last week M october. ] began 10
aprcve. and the iirst week IN January
ae ] rcsumed my regular Occupation
swing g3iued 3 paNnds iullv restored q
cath q IS now fpar years since nay ours
as been erected ard cannot praise Eek
-aan's Alternative % highly. I have rec
commended It 70 others with excellent re-
Csiened) W. NJ. TATEM.
l1alxman's Alternative IS good for all
Throat ane Tn~e frraNies frd r. IA sale
ia Barre BY Burt Fl. Wells and other
druggists. 1t can also be obtained af,
or procured 81, your local druggists
Ask for booklet Of cured cases. or write
Tor evidence to the Eeklnau Laboratory
Phila., Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
Edwin R. HawIey, aThs Little Harm
man.

The May American Magazine contains
an interesting article about Edwin r
Hawley, who is looked upon as possibly
the coming railroad king Of this coun-
try. George Fl Cushing is the author
Of the article aud in part he says of
Mr. Hawieys
His best roads-the Chesapeake &
Ohio, the ST Louis 8 San Francisco
the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas are Al.
most essentially southern and south.
western carriers The South to-day Is
the one big section which awaits some
such reiuvenating touch as Hartman,
through the Union Pacific. gave TO the
West If Hawlev can spread his taree
southern roads over that garden spot.
and really bring the Old Dominion back
to its own--a thing which Morgan. with
ell his financial prowess and his south
ern railway, has been unable to do
his success Is assured One such stroke.
one act Of real constructive ability
even though it be only the redemption
Of the Chesapeake & Ohio-will win the
support Of the investors, despite the
wishes Of Morgan and mis- community Of
interests To do that be must make
HIS three IiE thiifNHlh Tue ugNtlHANt
factors in the rebirth Of the South.
There, and there only. lies his oppor
tunity. II he can make some sucn rec
ord, and IL he can win the financial sup
port, which would logically follow, there
need be no limit to his growth; from
heir apparent he might become king
through Morgan's sbaieatiun. Without
such an achievement he must remain 4
pretender or be inconsp;cuonsIy absorbed
into the community al Gould was. But
first, to reconstruct he must have mil.
lions Where il he to get them? tt
is not fully determined vet whether
Mr. Morgan bought The Equitable com.
pany so much to strengthen his own
position as TO cut of possible ally
of Hawley's.
Thus Hawley has certain amount
Of financial temperament, a position, but
not necessarily a commanding one and
d possible achievement. He lacks The
big following and big record. With
TINT equipment, can he win the throne
of railroad finance, which means I'm,
seating Morgan and Standard Oil, ane
really doing more than Hartman dared
undertake capture the East through
hostility and revolutiong Hawley might
thus be classed as the big question mark
Of the hour
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
49, HARRIMAN ID wEp.
she viii Marry Charles Cary Rumsey Of
Buffalo, M Y.

New York May Dit became known
yesterday among the intimate friends Of
the families Of Mrs X. IL Hartman and
Lawrence y. Runs 4 that an engage
ment To marry mad been entered into be-
tween Miss Mary Hartman and Charles
Cary Rumsey
Miss Mary Hartman Is the oldest mn.
married daughter Of the late Z. II Har-
riman Mr. Rumsey is q member Of the
Buffalo family we'll known % that city.
Mrs. 4. N Hartman and her daugll-
ter have been living through The winter
usually n their town house Fifth ave-
nue. ana Seventy ninth street. They were
both ii Arden yesterday.
Young Aif. Rumsey has been in New
York some time
No formal announcement Of the ems
gagement is ready yet, i is under
stood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
FAVORABLE ACTION.
On Petition Of MI. MeIlen to Lexalize. HIS
Roads Securities.

Boston May s. Fayonble action on
the petition Of President Charles 81 Mel
len of Che New York. New Haven &
Hartford railroad 70 hepalze the secri
ties Of the road was taken yesterday By
the joint legislative committee on rules,
The committee announced a public hear
ing on the question az the admittanee
of the petition. but no one appeared
either for or against the measure
After its formal adnittanee by the
Senate at yesterdays session, the COM
mittee on railroads WIFI give q hearing
on the merits Of the measure. Connected
with the petition was another measure.
which provides for an investigation BY
three state commissions Of the finances
Of Che New Haven road which measure
new awaits the action q the legisla
ture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05

Some years ago visited the far
west. passing through region that
had been infested By the worst eIe-
ment Of society.
put up one night at the house Of
JohH Murphy sheep raiser his
ranch house was not large. but com.
Portable, aud its decorations showed
evidence OF refinement. His wife was
q woman who impressed me as one
having considerable equlpolse and
character After snpper J went out
on the porch to have smoke with
Murphy and listened with interest to
his account Of the building up Of his
region, During eur conversation /
stated the oplnien that men we're
what womeh made them. Then he
told me his story.
You're dead right. stranger" be
said. land I'm one OF the men that
has been made BY woman. When /
came to this country it was from an
eastern city. and my edueation was
derived from the dime novel. was
waif. with ne father or mother 70
inStiil into me the fact that however
brave the road agents and others Of
whom read they were acting on
wrong principle AS ii was. adj
mired them. and almost before be-
came man l scraped up enough mon
ey to bring me ont here to live the
life Of my heroes Of the dlme novel.
Il soon got to be head man among
them and for eight years lived life
that | would give anything have to
forget. have 70 BE- thankful for only
one thing. During that frightful Pc
Rod never took life. didn't ac-
cumulate any money. and II | had {
should later On have got rio Of it.
"One evening stopped al house
and knocked At the door. ! intended
to ask fer some supper. expecting once
inside to get ms bearings for valua-
blas and take them away with me
had stai ed III with the intention OF
combining my operations to stage
coaches. army paymasters and the
like. but d man Is always going either
uphill or downhlil. aud as / was
necessarily going down wasn't above
taking anything | could get my hands
on, even from woman.
"a woman came to the door. She
was young and fairly good looking To
my request for some supper she gave
sailing assent. asking nae 70 come
ia and make myself comfortable She
went into the kitchen. and ! looked
about me. There was 2 chimney IN
the room where was with no Ore. I
knew chimney was a fayofite place
to hide money. and. going 70 the ire
place, stopped and looked up. on
projecting brick ! saw q small box,
which / appropriated snd, lifting the
cover. saw lot Of bills and loose
change. / slipped It all IN my pocket
and put the box back I'd the chimney
"By and by the young woman came
in aud set good supper on the table.
ate my filI and when ! bad finished
took out one Of the coins ] had taken
from the box and banded i to her
.sNo. she said, there's nothing 70
nav You're quite welcome % your
supper. / hope It has done you good
you looked tired ard hungry when veg
same ID. and felt sorry for you. 70
have given you the best IN the
house.
.That was the frst lesson IN kindli-
v-ar reeafvsd Al auv rate. ii
was The first that ever took hold O
me when thought Of the contents
81 the box in my pocket and my eifer-
ing one Of her own coins 10 payment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05

His Physicians However, Believe He
win Recover

Washington, May 5. Senator Mccum
Der Of North Dakota Is in serious
condition &c Garfield hospital ia this
city. His family and friends were
alarmed Tuesday night, but he secured
some rest and yesterday morning had
apparently recovered the ground lost
Tie senator il very weak and has been
unable to assimilate nourishment since
the second operation, performed on
Monday Yesterday morning, however
Mr.. McCumber seemed to have an APP
petite and his physician said that WitH
rest and quiet for a few days he would
show great improvement, and that un-
less new complications developed, his
recovery was assured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
pnlir.man 90 Roy lie.

New York. May s. Morris Brownield,
10 years old. was shot ia the back by
policeman Robert Ferris il Brooklyn on
Tnesaay and died at midnight N z hos
nitak Ferris had caught The boy IL the
sst III stealing bicycle. After frlng
Ewo shots ia the air in an attempt 70
sriahten tie fugitive the policeman then
,i,aaa lower. and BroWpiield iell IRON
fbe wheel, naoftally wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05

opera ting one Of the Gifts" to the depths
ran across very well known member Of
Congress down there recently. The mem.
Der has served for twelve years, at least
and knows the ropes thoroughly But
he frankly admitted that he had been
lost. And II you ever let it get out
that I was lost, he added oonfdontiallv
TO his rescuer, the people up ia my dis
trict viii defeat me sure It would never
do to let it out that I didn't know the
way around the capitol
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
siss.ooo.ooo FOR PENSIONS.
The Senate Passes Annual Bin in Less
Than Fifteen Minutes.

Washington, May BIN less than A.
teen minutes time, the Senate yesterday
considered and passed the pension appro-
priation bin, carrying about el55000,0oO.
Senator Scott, who was in oharge Of
The bill. stated that henc0forth there
would be a rapid falling Of In the
amount required for the payment Of pen
sions He said that 81 900 pensioners
had died last year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
ALBAErANs WIN AGAIN,
Said to Have Occupied Diakova and Driy.
en- Back Battalion Of Turkish Troops

constantinople. May According to
private telegram received here yester-
day. the Albanian insurgents have oe.
cupieJ Diakeya. twenty miles NORTH
west Of Prisrena, after severe fighting
with the government troops The same
source reports that haftalion Of Turk
ish troops was ambushed while hast
ening 10 the relief u Diakeva and com
PEELED to retreat to Ipek, after sustain.
ing heavy losses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
Magazine Repierv


Meg and Dorothy were both six, but
Meg was month the older Recently
very serious difficulties arose between
the little ladies over an extremely inn
portant matter. Meg was finally heard
to put an end to the unfortunate con-
troversy in these crushing words,
Well. I don't cary Il your doll is
bigger than mine. Dorothy Brown. I'm
skier than you are anyhow From
Woman's Home Companion for May
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
Senate Adopts Measure For
Removal Of Wreck
HAS PASSED THE HOUSE
70 Settle the Mystery Of the BattleshiT
and Learn Definitely what Caused
the Loss Of 200
Lives.

Washington, May 5.-After twelve
years, the Inflated battleship Maine is
10 be removed from the Havana harbor
and the bodies which went down with
the vessel win be inferred IN the national
cemetery AZ Arlington A bin providing
for such removal and burial which has
passed the House, was yesterday passed
BIZ the Senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
MILLIONS FOR THE INSANE.
More Than 0ne-seventh Of New York
States Entire Revenue Spent

New York May 5-More than one
seventh Of the entire revenue Of New
York state Is spent for maintaining the
hospitals for the insane. Comptroller
Wilkins gave out a statement at Al
bany Tuesday concerning the states
finances for the last ten years; and the
care of the insane proved to BE the big
gest single expenditure.
The total receipts Of the state for the
ten years following October ! 1899 have
amounted to $S42. OPS sos. while the dis
bursements were SS26560,532. For the
hospitals for the insane. S54,0ls,s6l was
used
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
ATTEMPTS WHOLESALE KILLING.
Youngstown Man Tries to KIN Five
Members Of His Family.

Youngstown q, May 5.--M after hog.
ers. Is years old Tuesday night shot enc
MORALLY wounded his ls-gear-oid WIFE
wounded bis father law, EDWIN efot
tef. and, after attempting fhe liyes @
tho three remaining nembefs ~ te s
family. turned the revolver on himss =
;Hiliefing wound from which be is ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-05
PAID ao76so 70 DATE.
Corporation Tax New Item IN Daily
Treasury Statement.

Washington, May 5A new item
made its appearance ia the daily treas
ury statement Tuesday receipts Oh az.
count Of the corporation tax This
hereafter win be made feature Of the
statement The receipts for Tuesday
were s2l802 TO date they have been
s207 800. Assessments on returns made
under the law amount to S24 .627 600.