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Evening journal., 1910-10-24
Crescent After Game.

The Crescent basketball team woult
like TO receive challenges from an,
l6 or 17-year-old team in or out of tn,
city. Several players have tried fol
positions on the team. among then
being Dillon, Walsh, McQuaid, Mealey
Reynolds, Healey and Heating Ad
dress challenges 70 John T. McQusid
No 112 North Franklin street.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24
NELSON HIGH MAN.

W. W Nelson was high man with
rs out Of 100, at the weekly shoot Of
the Brandywine Springs Gun Club on
Saturday afternoon.
The regular shoot Of the club will
be held next Saturday and on Satur-
day. November 5. the new club house
will be opened.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24
ATHLETICS COP FOURTH GAME; NOW WORLDS CHAMPIONS
Gef Away With Honor in
Romp After Another Poor
Showing by Cubs
NATIONALS NO MATCH
FOR AMERICAN TEAM
o
, WHAT THE PLAYER SCRIBEs
SAY or THE SERIES

81 W AANaa NAN"""H
George Mullen In New York
American Mordecai Brown APP
pears % have lost his cunning
Brown and the Cubs seem 10 have
outllved their greatest usefulness.
Ty Cobb In the New York World
The pitchers were the issue I'm
this great baseball campaign aud
when ~ came 10 tho crucial tests
the Cubs we're found wociully
lacking IN this department.
A. G. Pop) Anson, In the Her
ald--Tho hetter toam won. OF that
there was no doubt IN the mind Of
any fair man after the stirring
battle this afternoon.
Artie Hoffman. in the Chicago
Tribune They beat us and beat
us fairly because we couldn't hit
their pitchers as we'll as they hit
ours.
FIELDER Jones. IN the Chicago
Tribune The Athletics deserved
10 win tho title for their all round
rlayine was superior 90 that or
the Cubs
"Doc" White. I'm the Chicago
tribune ne UfiNri N'tiN NN'H'
Hugh Fullerton. In the Chicago
Examiner Pitted against the
ruhe Was rcarranged and
changed Athletic team. and two
umrires Mack's men PLAYED the
Cubs on their feet. and they de-
serve the victory The umpires
ONLY dimmed the hrilliancy Of their
feat
Joe Tinker. In the Chicago EN-
sniner-We did our best, bur our
best did not begin TO compare
with the Athistics' best
Charles A. Comiskey. IN the Chi
. rsro Examsner-The Cubs can
. consider themselves fortunate IN
. winning their game
. 80
81 United Press Leased Special Wire
CHICAGO. oct 24-Chicago base
hali fans are satisfied to-day-satistied
that The worlds champion Athletics
are far better team than the Cubs
snd thev won the premier honor
strictly on the merits Of the game. The
victories Of the Athletics we're SO de-
s.slr= as 70 leave no room for COM
nlainr
But while satisfied. the Cubs and
their supporters are far from com
posed. The result was so surprising
from a Chicago standpoint, that II will
be several days before tho gloom dis
appears. Yesterdays game which set
Evening journal., 1910-10-24
BOHEMIA GIRL
THE BIG WINNER

William Biggs, of Middletown, hso
the largest money winning trotter out
on the fair circuit, in the bay mare mare
Bohemia Girl, by Torino, with slzSo
70 her credit, won in purses.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24
More Money for Tyson.

Herman Tyson won the 2.25 pacing
stake for $500 at winston-Salem, N.
C. half-mile track with Zimmerman,
by Kingmore, in 212 IA, 2.12 IL,
212 1-2.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24
Orange. WaverIy Next SATURDAY,

owing to muddy ground. the foot
bail game between the Orange and
Waverly football teams. which was
to have been played at the Front and
Union street grounds Saturday was
postponed until next Saturday.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24
Swarthmore.

htItItt- -IIdINI IIvHl- =" u.
pire-Guiney, Haverford. Field Judge
Shaw, Wesleyan. Head Lnesman
Murfit. Swarthmore. Touchdowns--
Eberle, @; Geig, Durborrow. Goais
from touchdowns-Perkins, 4. Goals
from field-PerkIns. substitutes
swarthmore-De for Luts,
Delaplaine for Haiton. Delaney LOT
Delaplaine, Boughton for DuroorroW.
Delaware-Cann for Scnlcnter'
Loomis for Deane, Stsyton for Attix.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24

FBatted Tor Brown IN ninth inning.
Athletics .... Il 0 0 1 0 0 8 0-7
Chicago 800. 30 0 O 0 0 0 o.
Two-base hits-Chance, Murphy.
Lord, Collins, 2; Sheckard. Sacrifice
hits-zimmerman, Barry. Stolen
bases-Hartsel, 2; Collins, 2; Zim-
norman. Left on bases-Athletics
s; Chicago, Z. First base on balls
By Coombs: Holman; by Brown: Da-
Wis, Barry, Lord. First base on error
Athletics. Struck out-By Brown;
Lord, Davis, Lapp, 2; Coombs, Bs-
ker, Hartsel; by Coombs: Tinker,
Archer, 2; Holman. Wild pitch
Brown. Time 2h. 5m. Umpifes-
O'Day (behind the plate), Sheridan
(on bases), Connolly Tin right field),
Rigler lin left field.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24

diploma winers.
w. Cannon wins average speed. also
with 1252.67S yards.
Birds liberated at sos a. m.
Evening journal., 1910-10-24

For the FIRST time approximate sal
airy lists also became public and these
show that the Cubs are the best maid
major league PLAYERS. The following
are the figures:
Evening journal., 1910-10-24
CANNON BIRDS THE
DIPLOMA WINNERS

ful season for the club.
Following are the results OF Sun
Democratic messenger., 1910-03-12

strike was called. Conservative esti-
mates place the number on strike at
10000. and many others claim that
figure Is too low.
The demands of the original strlls
ers. the carmen. have been almost lost
sight of in the general walkout. The
true situation is that II appears to be
more of a strike of non-union mer
than unionists. as there are at least
three non-unlon men on strike to one
union man. This peculiar situation
was brought about by the blundering
II Mayor Reyburn. Director Clay and
the Rapid Transit company officials
when. during the first week OF the
strike. they stated their intention OF
disrupting the labor unions of Phila-
delphia. The thousands OF non.union
men. believing the throttlIng OF the
unions would mean lower wages in
the near future. joined the strikers.
While II Is true that the Rapid
Transit company has been running
about 100 cars one-half OF the normal
number. IL is also true that they have
employed thousands OF professlOnal
strike-breakers. as desperate lot OF
men as can be found anywhere. About
the only streets in the city that are
really safe for pedestrians are those
on which there are no trolley tracks.
II is impossible to tell when some hot.
head will heave brick at passing
trolley car and start trouble. that
usually ends In the police shooting
and beating all persons In the vicin.
ity. Many innocent persons caught In
a sudden ontburst Of rioting have been
dubbed before they could escape. The
main danger lies with the thousands
OF special policemen. who quickly lose
their heads and shoot promiscuously
into the crowds.
Democratic messenger., 1910-03-12
STATEWIDE STRIKE
URGED BY DELEGATES
Penna. Federation Support
Philadelphia Carmen.

New Castle, Pa. March 10. - The
Dor at its second days session here
came out strongly in favor of general
strike to be inaugurated throughout
the state in case ;he Philadelphia
street railway troubles are not ad'
justed speedily. A pointed resolution
was submitted 10 the convention by
President W. u. Mahon, OF the Anal.
gamated Association Of Street and
Electric Railway Employees. was adopt.
ed unanimously The resolution fol.
lows:
Resolved. That the PENNSYLVANIA
States Federation OF Labor. in conven
ton assembled at New Castle. do
hereby endorse and approve of the ac'
tion taken by the fellow unionlsts and
fellow citizens OF Philadelphia In their
movement for liberty and justice.
Resolved. That we pledge to our
fellow workers of Philadelphia our
moral and financial support. and II
necessary, to extend the general strike
to every industry In the state of Penn
sylvania and to appeal TO the work
crs OF the entire nation TO take simi
lar action.
Resolved. That we hereby appeal
to the American Federation OF Labor
and TO all national and international
Jnions. whether afiillated or unafiili
aied. 10 endorse and give their sup
port 10 the Philadelphia workers and
that organizers be sent at once 20 as
sist In organizing the Philadelphia un
organized and to collect and forward
financial support 10 the men and wo
men engaged In this great struggle.
Resolved. That at the close of this
convention. we hereby instruct oul
president 10 repair at once 10 Phlla
deiphia. there 70 unite and cooperate
with the general strike committee ant
TO gice all the assistance In his power
70 aid them In their fight"
Democratic messenger., 1910-03-12
Five Yeara For CRATER.

San Francisco. March 10 The
court Of appeals upheld the conviction
OF former Supervisor NJ. W. Coffey. in
connection with the graft disclosures
Of the Ruef-Schmltz administration.
Coffey was sentenced TO Ave years In
San Quentin.
Democratic messenger., 1910-03-12
New ulob Marx For Hoos.

Chicago. March 10. = a new high
mark for hogs was reached, the high.
sst ever paid In the local stock yards.
according to a number of old commits
sion men. when a carload Of sixty
seven animals sold for siu67A a
hundredweight.
Democratic messenger., 1910-03-12
here is RELIEF EoR WOMEN.

II you have pains In the back, Urinary. Bladder
or Kidney trouble and want certain, pleasant
herb relief from womcn's lila, try Mother 0rays
.AUsrilALIAN-LEAF II is . eafe, reliable
regulator, and relieves all Female Weaknessee,
Including Inflammation and alterations. Mother
Gray's Australian -Leafis soidby Druggsts O.
sent by mail for 90 eta sample sen!. FREE
Address, The Mother Gray Co., 10 Roy, N.xs
Democratic messenger., 1910-03-12
Wanted.

1900 cords nice pine wood sawed 4 feet
4 inches long, TO be cut this winter for
the seasons of 1910 and 1911. For
price apply to.
G. l.. HASTINGS,
Delmar, Del.
Democratic messenger., 1910-03-12
DYNAMITE USED
IN CAR STRIKE
Passengers Hurled From Seats
None Seriously Injured.
10000 NOW ON STRIKE

General Strike In Philadelphia Over
shadows Demands Of carmen-Many
Thousands Of Non n-Unionists Join
Walk out--20oo at 5aldwins Quit
Work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07

Henry Reed was found dead beside
the road leading 70 hia home N As
eutneyviile, Tuesday morning On Mon
day afternoon Alr Reed had gone 20 a
for q load Of bay bat, com
planning Of not feeling wen, left his
team and started for home and had On.
~ gone a short distance when be died
and was not discovered until Tuesday
fiis wife was IN Brooklyn n y, whore
she had been called BY illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
DOCTOR ACCUSED
OF KILLING SW0PE
Indictments Against DR. Hyde Of Kan
sas City Charge Attempts at
Wholesale Murder.

Kansas City. NO, March 7.-Dr. r.
Clarke Hyde. husband OF niece Of the
late Thomas II. swope, was indicted ear
" Saturday night on Is counts IN II
indictments returned By the grand jury
which has been investigating tile swops
mystery for the last three weeks. Tive
indictments charge first degree murder
in connection with the deaths Of Col
swope and Of Christian swope. Or. Hyde
Is alleged 70 have given them strychnins
tablets Ono indictment accuses Or.
Hyde Of manslauehter in bleeding James
Moss Hunton. cousin Of COL swopc
in a neglected. manner.
Perhaps the most surprising Of al the
indictments returned are the eight IN
connection with the alleged poisoning Of
the swope family and visitors and At.
bendants Of the swope household. Dr..
Hyde is accused in these indictments,
which contain 10 counts, Of poisoning
with typhoid germs, with intent u muir
der, Margaret swope. Stella Swope, sa-
ran swope lucy Ire swope Nora Bell
Dickson, Georgia r. Compton Mildred
Fox AND Leonors oopridee & eoiored Girl.
All these persons were stricken with
typhoid fever while Dr.. Hyde was at-
tending tbe gwope family. Three counts
IN the Indictment charge the poisoning
Of Miss Margaret swope The first count
charges that he attempted to poison her
b. administering typhoid fever germs
on OF shout November Is. Tie second
aeouses him 81 trying 70 poison her w
giving her a hypodermie injection on De-
cember II. IN the third count, he Is all
legged 70 have attempted poisoning on De.
cember - By giving her strychnine and
other poisons
Capases for The arrest Of Dr. Hyde
ara to be issued to-day. Tie is at pres
eat under a $4,000 bond IN connection
with the case now pending against him
in Justice Loer's court b Independence.
charging him with the murder II Col.
swope. Prosecutor Virgil conkling said
that as soon ~ Or. Hyde was arrested
on the charges brought BIZ the grand
jury the case in the Independence court
would Be dismissed It has been contin
ned three times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
Will SOON GET MONEY.
Springfield Has Accepted All the condi-
tons Of Bequest.


Springfield March Z. According 60 the
VIII Of pr. Francis Parker late Of Chico
PEI, Mass and for many years resi-.
dent Of springfield, this town e 70 come
into che possession Of a magnificent in
heritanee BY . vote Of the legal citi.
zens, the gift, with all Of It's conditions,
has been accepted, and the only thing q.
naming before Springfield viii have che
benefit 81 the fund = TIE fu6llment or
the conditions named therein
Dr. Parker in his last will directed
that the residue Of his estate should BE-
kept invested By his executors for fve
years, and then the proceeds Of the Be
quest should be given to the town Of
Springfield in trust the income 10 be
used for the following purposes, First,
for aiding 81 the old and poor people
not town paupers who have not been
brought 70 poverty through their own
bad habits and who have a legal settle.
msnt in Springfield second, for helping
and aiding poor children who have legal
settlement in Springfield and who have
deformed legs or feet and who can be
relieved BY an operation or careful treat.
ment Or BY both. A part q the income
may Be used By said town for the cree.
tion and maintenance Of a home for the
poor and unfortunate 70 described.
No part Of the fund can be used for
any Of the purposes until IS years have
expired from the date Of Or. Parker's
decease
The amount thus beqeathed win at
the expiration 81 the term Of years stat
ed amount to nearly 100000. The town
elected Fred G. Field, william n. r.
Slack and William D. wooison trustees
to receive the fund. II il probable that
building viii be provided for purposes
named IN the Will
The towns bonefactor vas born IN
Springfield February 2, 1871, and received
his early schooling here. Hs was gradn.
atsd from Tufts college IN 1895 and from
Harvard medical college in 1869. He lat
err became eminentiy successful at bis
profession in chicopee Mass until bis
demise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
BIDS WANTED

The trustees Of the Vermont state hos
pital for the insane Waterbury, Yer
mont. will receive bids up to the morning
az April a, 1910 To furnish said hospital
with supply Of groceries Of various
kinds. mixed feed butter. egg and fefti
iizer win also receive bids up 70 the
morning of May 2 1910 to furnish said
hospital with 300o tons bitumiHous slack
coal, l00 tons anthracite egg coal, and
5000 feet No } hardwood flooring All
81 tie above 70 lie delivered 4 D. b
Waterbury. Vermont.
Bids for all OF any part Of The supplies
are desired
Tie right is reserved 70 reject ANY and
all bids.
Specifications for any 81 al Of these
can be had BY applying TO Don y. Circuit.
Supt, TO whom Ell communications
should be addressed
ID. ID Burditt
G.. a. Calderwo6d,
c. H.~A. Stafford
Trustees
Waterbury, Vt, March 4, 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
SAYS HA TO THE BLACK HAND.
caruso Believes a Conspiracy Is Back
Of Threats Against Him.

caruso Believes a Conspiracy Is Back
Of Threats Against Him.
New York. March 7.-caruso. the
tenor who has bcsu threatened by
wouId.be bIackmailers, thinks That an
tonic Masiani and Antonio Cincotti.
who were arrested in Brooklyn late
Friday night, charged with picking up
deeoy package Of pretended ransom,
are nothing but undertrappeFs Of a
formidable conspiracy directed in Sc
cret by men who use their brains and
leave buckshot and sawed.of sliotgms
to hirelings base hireIings says ca
ruso.
But Caruso Is not dismayed Pac.
ing from room TO room Of bic pink and
white suite at New York Saturday, and
pausing between bursts Of defamation,
to blow kisses at The pink lilies that
blushed from every stand and table, he
smote his chest Saturday and swore,
corpo ii bacco, that notwithstanding he
would stiil sing in Brooklyn. The
Black Hand seares me not lie shouted
erescend0. ~Caru0so says hal h0i 70
the Black Hand Should they open fire
on me in the theatre, J will shoot them
all down ike aies. Caruso, he ia all
ways armed Never is he without hts
revolver and his sword cane
"For years ! have received begging
letters, but never before these deadly
threats. To those who deserve and are
IN need Caruso gives with both hands
Of his enarities, but he viii give only
the steel and the bullet to the coward
and the bandit. The stupid police do
not know what it is that the signature
to the letter-L, IN N G. D. N means,
1T means Ia man0 nero compagnia
della morte, the Black Hand company
Of dead These prisoners are not the
right men. Let them get more
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07

FOR sALE-New room house. aii finished
b. coed shapei hard wood floors Extrn io'
mlking nice garden on room for anogher hppse.
A bargain as Sid5G10 Must De- sold before
April ist Inquire II the y. A. Perry heal ~
tsta Agency, Barre, ~. attf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07

waterbury, ". March I, 100.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07

Clarke Williamson Of Newport has
been suffering severely for several
weeks with blood poisoning Che result
81 cut from timed iron
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE or DAVID noLEs

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Count for she District II
Washington commissioners. r. receive exams
iue and ldlust che claims and demands q an
persons against the estate % bnvia
b0lea late of Heriiu. W.. in said District,
deceased. and an claims exhibited 90 eiset
thereto, hereby give notice that We viii meet
Tor che purpose Aforesaid, az che home place
District on the 17th day ~ Apfl aud
sisf day % August next from ~ O'Clock A.
n until 40'Cl0ek Il. AZ. said Gay and that six
months from she "a daY ~ March A. y.
1910 IS the time limited by said Court for said
creditors - present their claims 20 Ne Tor ex-
animation aud allowances.
Dated AZ Montpelier. VI, this 9th day q
March A. ~ 1910
ARTHUR D. FARwELL. Commits
CHARLES A. BRIGGS, ! si0nefs
Sion Mar I-i4.2f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
EsrArn oF neLEN v. nEEp.

STATE or VERMONT. | 10 Probate Court.
District Or Washington. 81. held ia Monfpei
ier In aud for said District, on the 9th day q
March y 1910
Oramel h. Reed. Administrator a. the
estate 81 Helen M Reed, late Of CITY 0f
barre. - said district, deceased, presents BE
administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree
~ distribution aud partition d the estate Of
said deceased. Whereupon, L ia ordered BY
said Court that said account aud said apRlica-
non be- referred 10 q session thereof. % Dc
held Al the Probate Ofioe IN said Montpelier.
o. the 18th day Of March A. y 1910. for
hearing aNd decision thereon; ard ~ further
ordered that notice hereof be- given 70 an per
sons Interested b publication Of the same
three weeks successfully in ne Barre Daily
Times. newspaper published a. City or Barre,
in this State, previous TO said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear at said time
sud place, ana show cause, u any they may
have. why said account should NOS be allowed,
and such decree node
ny Ire Court.~-A ttest,
PRANK J MARTIN. Judge
Non Mar 7.8.2f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
STOMACH DISTRESS
is ENDED FOREVER
Indigestion, Stomach Gas, Heartburn OF
Dyspepsia VIII Be Relieved in
Five Minutes with a Little
Diapepsin.

Take yonr sour, out.oi.ofder stomach
-of maybe you call i Indigestion, dys
pcpsia. eastfitis q cataffh 81 stomach;
IL doesn't natter take your stomach
trouble right will You % your phanu1
cist and ask him % open o 50-eent case
Of pRpes Dlapep-in and To you eat oup
22.gran iranealr and zee # within five
minutes there s left any trace Of your
FORMER misery
The correct name for your trouble j.
food fermentation food sourinQi tlc d.
gestive organs become weak. there IS lack
Of gastric juices your food Is only half
dieested. and you become affected with
loss Of appetite. pressure and iullnesa
after eating vomiting. nausea. heart
born gripping IN bowels. tenderness n Che
pit OF stomach bad taste IN mouth,
constipation, pain in limbs. sleeplessness,
bcehing 81 gas. biliousncse3 sick bead
ache. nervousness dizziness OF many
other similar symptoms.
II your appetite IS tickle and nothing
tcmpi you, Or sou heleh gas 81 e yau
feel bloated after eating. OF your food
lies like lump Of lead on youf stomach
YOU can mike up your mind that at the
buttom Of aiI this there 4 but one canse
fermentation Of undIgesled food.
Prove % yourself IN FIVE minutes that
your stomach Is Is good as anyi that
there 4 nothing really wrong. Stop this
fermentation and begin eating what you
want without fear OF discomfort or mis-
cry.
Almost instant relief - waiting for
YOU II Is merely = matter Of how soon
you take a LITTLE Diapepsin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
Fresh Cut Meat and Bone as an Egg
Producer.

Fresh cut meat and bone has been
called ere ideal food for laying hens, be-
cause it contains in a highly coucen
trated form al the materials which are
contained in the egg. II your hens are
not laying, you had better send to G. s.
PAGE. Hyde Park, VT. for a 200.pound
barrel III this food It will cost YOU
only $3.50, freight prepaid, to your rail
road station. When writing hin, mem
zion this paper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
NEW YORK CENTRAL CAR ROBBIE
Nearly 1000 Express Packages Broken
Open.

Nearly 1000 Express Packages Broken
Open.
Rochester, NJ ", March when
train No 27, on the New York Central,
reached Rochester, N ". at Q o'clock
Saturday morning, it was discovered
that one 81 the 10 American express
ears through car had been looted.
Nearly all Of che 1000 packages had been
broken open and their contents scat.
tered just how much the robbers got
viii not be known until an inventory
il taken Ell Buffalo
The ear was inspected at Rochester
by Superintendent IL G Haycock Of
the New York and Pennsylvania divi
sion Of The express company, and Depot
Master Grobrock. Of the company The
car looked rs II b0mn had been ex-
p1oded inside Of 1t Everything was ia
widest disorder f IS the belief Of
the express company officials That the
robbery was the work Oh q gang. aa
one man could not have gone through
it ii So thorough 4 manner II the time
permitted The gang evidently board
ed the train at Utica, getting off at
Syracuse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
CASE SCRATCHED Off

woodbury. Malpractice Case Taken OF
Docket.
The Woodbury. malpractice suit
brought 81 Delbert Law son against Drs
Hall and Crane has been taken eA the
Washington county court docket, follow
ing settlement 81 the case HI the
first trial the plaintiff was given 3 600
and when The case went to the supreme
court The verdict was set aside and The
eanss remanded Now the parties have
decided to stop litigation each paying
it's costs.