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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
MASSACHUSETTS CELEBRATES.
Patriots Day Observed with Varied and
Interesting Program.

Boston, April 2o.The heavy rains Of
Monday night and early yesterday lent
dampening eject to the l95th anniver-
sary of the battle Of Lexington observed
yesterday but nevertheless did not pre-
vent an elaborate celebration in the
eastern part Of the state.
Lexington and Concord, as usual, were
the eenters al attraction To many thou
sands Of people. and on the main roads
leading TO those places were continuous
professions Of automobiles, carriages and
other vehicles.
At sunrise. a salute Of IS guns was
given in Lexington and the national ga
hte was fred IN Concord Later ia the
forenoon. Governor Eben S. Draper and
Lieutenant Governor louis A. Frothine
ham reviewed parade that followed the
route that Panl Revere took through the
streets Of Lexington. Numerous social
and athletic gatherings were held IN both
towns.
The Massachusetts, society, Sons Of
the American Revolution, held is annual
meeting, and many other societies and
fraternal organizations met during the
day.
Another feature Of the celebration was
competitive march from Boston e
Lowell, 20 miles, Of n eiphtrmen teams.
comprised Of members Of the Aiassachu-
setts militia.
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declared that he has feal respect for
The routine training formalties and that
he win not prepare ia the haphazard
fashion that bids fair to characterize
Camp Jeilries at Rowardennan.
johnson Is a stickler for doing one
thing at certain hour each day. On
the other hand Jcnries. while working
hard and faithfully follows a plan that
allows him % do practically what he
feels like. The wisdom Of The daily
sameness Of Johnsons plan or the wide
range in Jeifries work viii not he known
until independence day.
According 70 johnson, he has engaged
his training staff and will start work at
Ocean Beach near San Francisco about
May l. The program provides for a daily
rising time Of Q o'clock He will don
spike shoes and run or walk ten miles
over the roads as a starter. accompanied
by two trainers. Then will come the
ubbefs. who will work ever the negro
while the morning meal is being pre-
pared. At 1880 o'clock, breakfast viii
be served
Having enjoyed his 'possum and bev.
crage which incidentally will not BE-
served ii a bucket. johnson will test
the eeunty's automobile speed laws. a
spin around San Francisco in motor.
car is calculated to aid the digestion Of
the days first meal A visit 20 the gym
Hasium IS billed for 10 o'clock. Here the
usual bag punching. shadow boxing, med.
icne bali drill and other stunts will
be enacted a rest viii follow. and
than Iohntau .r4f aaearf4 tho ,s,tdaa4 !.
efforts Of his cooks.
Another rest viii be taken after din
ner followed by The real work Of the
day. At 3 o'clock Johnson viii begin
boxing II Il the negro's intention 10 box
twelve rounds daily These bouts viii BE-
the real article. without the posing Of
tho vaudeville stage Rough work will
be encouraged Another spin in the ever
ready automobile. supper and an orches-
trial entertainment by the camps talent,
will complete the routine. At 10 o'clock
johnson win be tucked Ia his little crib.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20

After the death Of Professor Koop-
man. one OF the most remarkable sci
entists OF Germany. the following
manuscript was found among bis pa
pers;
Holding the chair Of chemistry in
the university, ali the work Of my
brain has been devoted 70 the decom-
position and reconstruction Of matter
] have long been convinced that we
must pass through matter to get at
spirit--in other words. our medium
instead Of being person must be sci
ence Now. BY chemical agents We
photograph matter which we can see.
More than this. we photograph objects
we cannot see except BY the aid Of the
telescope StilI more, we photograph
objects beyond the range Of our vision
even assisted By the telescope. Ergo.
may We not b. the extension Of the
process at last ant a picture Of beings
existing IN spirit form3
This dry scientific preface is but pre-
liminary to the story / have to tell and
IL essential 70 IT understanding. Ten
years ago married Louisa Markham.
Five years ago she died. since then
my scientific studies have run in but
one view, to bring her within the sight
OF my mortal eyes.
The discovery Of radium gave d new
impulse to my investigations. Radium
IS the first substance known to exert
power without exhansting itself. The
steam engine must have coal, the body
food. As soon as heard Of radium it
struck me that here was a substance
akin to spirit, neither requiring fuel
But since radium is matter. reasoning
from analogy. spirit may also be mat
ter. We may photograph matter even
though invisible Therefore may We
not photograph spirit
will not ask ron to follow me il
my studies Of photographs processes.
tried to penetrate the realm or soul.
! Will only say that at last discoy-
cred a substance which | converted
INTO q piafe-or, rather. laid upon 4
plate-a hundred times more sensitive
than any known form Of matter. II
was one Of many had tried in max
Ing ordinary photographs and failed.
But on one occasion while experiment.
ing with 1t was called away. on
returning several days later / took the
plate from the camera. and it occur
red to me to develop 1t.
TO assign reason for this impulse
II had no object Of which / was con
scious would be to leave the scien-
tihc field and enter that Of psychology.
am convinced that was impelled BY
one IN the spirit world TO develop the
plate Such direction given to hu,
man thought IS very common de
yeloped my plate2no with the usual
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
CORN CLEANUP
Chicago Market Flooded and Bear Lead.
e Profits Heavily.


Chicago. April "a with the Chicago
market flooded with corn, Il,000,000
bushels Of tho cereal being stored in
local elevators shorts are covering and
the leader 81 the bear faction. Adolph
u Lichstern Is reported to have bought
in corn enough to show profit on the
right side 81 the ledger running over
The half million mark.
Lichstern was also short 100000
bushels Of May wheat and his pnr-
ehases &c that eercal have brought him
in an enormous profit Covering Of his
short corn has been going on quietly
The past week Some Of his profits ran
jas high IS 10 cents per bushel
Michael and John Cudahy, the pack
ers. ARE said To hare cleaned np sever
al millions ~ Tie past few weeks ~
shifting the operations with the market
and staying on the right side in each
instance. Their operations have been
confined chiefly 70 provisions. They
caught the market az low level and
went ont at top.noteh prices and then
took the short side With the recent
slump they have covered at enormous
profits
AS usual, the country spectators
have been the lambs, and farmers, who
bet that the scarcity 81 hogs would
bring about continued uprise ID pork
quotations. both for fresh and cured
products, throughout the summer, have
played the role OF lamb to the tune Of
millions. Other big packers are said
to have been on the right side Of the
market on the down rurn.
James A. Patten continues short ii
corn AT the present he Is said to he
on the short side az the corn market
nearly 100000 bushels Followers Of
The Big cotton piunaer are short 6,000.
600 bushels additional. Both Pstfen and
Ills company are said TO be slowly buy-
ing iii, and profits already have mount.
ed up to 4 figure which will Offset re-
cent speculative losses sustained in cot
ton and wheat campaigns, which re-
suited disastrously Tor both patten and
his followers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
For Your Hair
Here Are Facts We Want You to Prove
at Our Risk.

Here Are Facts We Want You to Prove
at Our Risk,
Marvellous as IL may seem, Rexall "a3s
Hair Tonic has grown hair on heads that
we're once bald. OF course, It is under.
stood that IN none Of these cases were
the hair roots dead nor had the scalp
taken Oh glazed shiny appearance.
When the roots Of the hair are entirely
dead and the pores Of the scalp are glazed
over we do not believe That anything
can restore hair growth.
When Rexall 1913" Hair TOME viii do
a. above stated. it Is not strange chat we
i.ase such great faith 10 il and that we
claim n viii prevent badness WREN used
Is time. II acts scientifically, destroy
ing the germs which are usually respon.
silae for badness II pcnetrates TO tie
roots Of the hair, stimulating and nours
sting them II Is most pleasant toilct
necessity. Is delicately perfumed and Will
not gum nor permanently stain tie hair.
We want you TO get 4 bottle Of Rexall
"83' Hair Tonic and use IL as directed.
IF il does not relieve scalp irritation,
remove dandruff. prevent the hair from
falling ont and promote an increasee
growth Of hair and IN every WY give en
tire satisfaction, simply eomc hack and
tell us and without question OF fofinality
we will hand back 10 you every penny
you paid us for II.
We lend our endorsement 10 Rexal
eaan Hair Tonic and sell it on this guar
antee, because we believe IL L the best
hair tonic ever discovered It comes N
two Sizes prices 80 cents and sl.00 Re-
member, you can obtain II only At our
store The Rexall Store. The Red Cross
Pharmacy, Burt II. Wells proprietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20

agents. but others I had proved by ex-
pertinent to be far more delicate and
what was my establishment to see the
semblance Of human forms. The DIFF
ference between them and living per
sons / cannot explain. To get an idea
Of them they must be seen.
why these figures had appeared be.
fore my camera do not know.
could never get them again. II they
were spirits they had happened to be
where they would be photographed
pondered long on how | might
photograph my wife. provided she was
accustomed 70 frequent places she had
been used to frequenting IN life There
is q window OF her bedroom at which
she used to sit and look over a view
Of rolling ground on which were scat
tered several OF the college buildings.
1t occurred 70 me TO keep plate con-
stantly exposed bearing on the chair
she had used IN this window ia the
hope that she would come there
4 weeks exposure failed to show
any impression on the plate. Possibly.
thought. ordinary light Is not strong
enough for the purpose. determined
to use the strongest light available
The room faced south. the sun being
on # In summer from O'Clock IN the
morning TIL about ID the evening
rugged lense-on the principle Of the
common sunglass outside the window,
throwing light on the chair compos-
Ell Of the converging rays Of the sun.
Mr. lens was arranged to turn by
clockwork SO that the light thrown on
the chair would continue irrespective
Of the SUMS apparent motion.
I exposed ny plate all one very clear
day, but found nothing on Il when de-
veloped. For eve successive days the
sun shone brightly. continued the
exposure. After the fifth exposure a
faint figure appeared On the plate a
print showed q woman sitting n the
chair
The figure was not distinct enough
for ne to tell whether or no It was
that Of my wife. mourned the i'm
perfection Of my materials and sighed
that / had none more delicate.
caught the figure at the window sew
eral times. but the impression was al
ways blurred. How ! longed to pro
duce a picture that would give the
features Of the face! Doubtless
would then see my wife looking At ms
as she had often done while sitting IN
that chair
Soon after this ] changed the basis
Of my Investigations, | laid ont SCI
rtes Of experiments at taking pictures
With the light Of radium worked
and thought 50 necessarily that q last
my friends interfered. thinking
would break down. They interrupted
me, however, just as | bad succeeded
have made a number Of photographs
Of my wife holding out her arms 70
me and wearing that smile
(0n the day this last paragraph was
written Professor Koopman was taken
10 sanitariuna, where he died)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
CHANCE TIRED or 1T.
Chicago Manager Expresses Hts Opinion
Of the King Incident

st. Louis, No. April 20 John Kings
alleged statement that ha would start
playing az soon as he Joined the club Il
an rubbish said Manager Frank Chance
Of the Chicago Cubs Monday night.
"0f course, we will give Killing a nni.
form and chance TO play ball II be does
pay his fine and comes hack to u.s. but It
i matter OF indifference to me- If Be
want to stay in Kansas City it Is his
own lookout You may Be sure the Cubs
win not beg him 70 get back into the
game. | am sick and tired Of the whole
King business but tickled to death that
we have enough eatchcfs, and good ones,
too to Get along without him
eKling has motive ID not reporting
to us continued the Cubs leader, and
bis motive Is regular stiekup game.
Hle Gems to think We are clamoring for
lis return ne knew his old salary was
81 500, and he was ont to get raise.
As member Of the Chicago club, King
picked up the sum OF $500 in baseball
during the season of 1905
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
MONEYS ATTACK
Senator Says the Fourteenth Amend
ment Is Invalid.

Washington. April 90 There was an
attack Oh the fourteenth amendment 70
the constitution Ia the senate yester-
day BIZ Senator Money Of Mississippi,
who urged the adoption Of resolu-
ton offered by him AZ the special ses.
sion directing The attorney general Of
the United States To submit to the
supreme court Of the United States an
information bearing on the validity Of
the fourteenth amendment
Senator Money had prepared his
speech, but hg reason 81 bis difficulty
Is read print. Senator Owen of okla.
homa read it for him The Mississippi
senator is of the opinion tnat the four
teenth amendment was not properly
adopted and ratified He asserts that
the Journals Of the two houses Of Con-
uress fail to show two-thirds vote in
favor Of the amendment and he con-
tends that there was not a three-
fourths vote Of the states in ratitea-
tion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
Dartmouth Takes Game

Springfield Mass. April 20-A comb
nation 81 errors in the fourth inning an
lowed Dartmouth to score three runs
and shut out the Springfield Connecticut
ieaguel nine. co @ here Yesterday
morning The score BIT innings
Innings I 23456 s Or Il q
0 o @ 0 0 xs 3 O
Springfield O O 0 o 0 O co 4 5
Batteries Gammpns and Chadbournes
Leonard and Ball Umpire O'Brien.
Time-~l 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
IoHNsoN AIDS Auro yIcr1Ms.
Calls Firemen and Helps Rescue Men and
Women from Wrecked Machine.

Npmeu Iivm wrecked MacNht-
Chicago. April 20. Jack Johnson, the
negro champion heavyweight pugilist.
early yesterday assisted 6remen in res
eaing two men and a woman who we're
buried under the wreekaas Of an automo
bile. which turned turtle with four pas
sengers while speeding through Jackson
park One woman was thrown out, I'M
injured
The two men and The other woman oc-
eupant were buried under the overturned
car. johnson with his trainer was sss-
ing in his ear and went to the rescue.
johnson attempted To lift the overtul aed
car, but failed. ne sent Els trainer, III j.
Fufey, TO call hook and ladder COM
panyY
A dozen 1remen assisted b. Johnson
lifted the wrecked car The injured per-
sons were than put n Johns0n's car
ard rushed 70 hospital At the hos
pstal It was said that Miss Grace Dury.
20 Years old, was the only one in
mred
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
Coo 80 10 REcovER s9szo00.
Receipts Passed Put End to Case, Says
Hotchkiss.

Albany, N. " April 20- Superintend-
ent Of Insurance Hotchkiss. when asked
yesterday regarding the report that the
insurance department was considering the
adyisability 81 ordering the Mutual Life
Insurance company to bring suit for res.
titntiaB against those officers and trus
tees 81 the company who were response
BILE for the payment Of S9S7 900 to the
MceNrdys said that Feeaipts passed be-
tween the various parties. and he was Of
the opinion that such being the case it
probably preeluded any action By the de-
paftment
superintendent Hotehkiss said that
other phases 81 the report would be tax
en- up later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
TN BOSTON 1919.
No Change from Last Weeks Conditions.
Prices Moderate.

NQ NndA&e 4ioHi Lest Week AVNuAtlVAaa
Prices Moderate.
Boston. April 20.--The week opens in
the local market for dairy products with.
cut special change from the conditions Of
last week The demand for butter Is still
rather slack, and although the receipts
are rather moderate. a material increase
is expected any day and there is consid-
cradle pressure to sell the stock on hand.
The cheese market IS uiet, but fine fall
goods are well sold up and remaining
supplies are firmly held The market,
however favors the buyer on winter and
late-made cheese. Eggs are still abund-
ant and easy.
Jobbing quotations:
Butter Fancy and northern creamery.
tubs $50 SAC boxes and prints 34a 35e,
western ash tubs SEA SIC, fancy storage
creamery $40 SAC. fair to good creamery
20M3lc. dairy 2Sm Soc.
Cheese New York fancy lsi6mlse.
Vermont @lsisc. young America ls0a
1870. sage ls@IS5sc
Eggs Fancy hennery ESQ 26e. choice
eastern z4a2sc, fresh western 23ia d 24e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
Mr. Macl's Statement.

Buffalo, N Y, April 20 When in
formed Of The result Of the election
al Rochester. Norman &. Mack. chair
man o. the Democratic national COM
mittee. said:
"Tbe election OF Dir Havcns Is m
enthusiastically population Of the tariff
policy Of the Republican party # Il d
more impressive expression Of public
sentiment than even the victory 81 Mr..
Dickinson in Missouri or Mr. Foss ia
Massachusetts,. for it WAS won against
the most perfect political machine that
modern political activity has produced
Mr. Ravens made bis fight on the tar-
iA issue and in his success the Demo
cracy gains not only very able man
ia Congress but the voters have shown
that they are tired Of accepting prom
ises nom thu Republican purity which
are never redeemed I believe it fore
tells for the state Of New York 4 Demo.
cratic state administration, and nation
ally. a very substantial majority ia the
next House of Representatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
In LOCAL
MARKETS
-
Wholesale Prices Practically
Unchanged
~~~~~~----~--
EGGS ARE PLENTY IN BARRE
Dressed Pork Is Reported as Easier.
Potatoes Are rs Gents Per BusheI
Other Market Re-
ports.
EGGS AREPLENTY BARRE

Barre VT, April 90 1910
Wholesale prices practically IN.
changed Egg. plenty. Dressed pork east
en- Wholesale quotations.
Dressed pork l2e
Dressed veal-l0@ l01ac.
Fowls Zoe.
Fresh eggs 20c.
Butter reamery 3l@92c dairy 2sa
2Dc.
Winter apples & 50Gs3.o0 barrel
Potat0es--25e bushel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
AGAINST FIGHTS.
Action Of Methodist Ministers at Los
Angeles.

los Angeles Cal, April 70 The Meth.
odist Preachers association Monday
adopted a resolution calling upon an
ministerial associations 81 the state to
Join movement against prize fighting,
with q view that at the next session 81
the legislature law be passed prohibit
ing The sport
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
PREMIER RESIGNS.
Alfred Deakin Quits Australian Post
After Defeat.

Melbourne Australia, April 20 al.
fred Deakin, the prime minister Of Aus.
fralia, has resigned. IN the general
elections about week ago, there was
i great labor upheaval and tho Deak
III government was defeated Mr.. Deak-
in himself had narrow escape
from defeat at the hands Of a I.aborite.
- Deakin government was free
trade. prutectiouist and ant Socialist
coalition, which overfhrew the labor
ministry about year ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
HOW JOHNSON WILL TRAIN.
The Negro Outlines His Plans for the
Jeffries Fight.

Chicago April 90. During a recent
talk with Jack Gleason Tex Richard
partner III the Jeifries. Johnson fight pro
noting the bic negro outlined his train.
ing plans. According 10 Johnson, It will
be an work at bis camp The champion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
pIIFs cuRFp 1N 3 ID 4 pAYs

PAh0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any ease Of itching, blind. bleeding or
prolfudng piles in TO "a days or
money refunded. SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
RIcKER's MARKET

Reports Hogs One Cent Pound Lower.
Beef and Veal Firm.
ST. Johnsbury, April 20-The receipts
at W. A. Ricker's market for the week
ending April Is weres
Poultry 2l0, l2ml5c.
Lamhs--l5. 3@6c.
Hogs 250, 9@9iae.
Cattle-So. 3a6c.
Calyes-4lo, 3@6isc.
Mich cows S25ms50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
NEIGHB0Rs.
Hailey's Comet Only 100000 Miles
Away Yesterday.

Away Yesterday.
Chicago, April 90 Halley's comet
was estimated 10 be llS000n00 miles
from the earth yesterday It passed
perihelion this morning Even II the
skies are clear IL pronably will be in
visible for several days owing to IT,
nearness 70 the sum according To Prof
al Fl Barnard ol Yerkes observatory.
When seen again. said Prof. Barn-
ard. It's tail should SHOW stretching
away from the horizon and inclined
very much % the south The moon II
tie morning SKY viii interfere with tie
brightness Of the comet until after
Anril 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
Two FoR BOSTON.
Pulled Second Game Out by Fire in
Ninth Inning.

Boston. April 2o.-The Boston Red
Sox took two games from Washington
yesterday. the first III the morning BY
the score Of to ! and the second IN
the afternoon, 5 to 4, pulling the game
out IN the ninth, when three hits fol-
lowed base on balls The largest
crowd ever on local baseball field saw
the afternoon game, the attendance be-
ing $1,000
The score Of the morning game;
Innings -I284 6Ts Or L z
Washington 100000 o OIL 5 2
Boston ....l 0 ! Q o. 2
Oberlin and Street; Ciocotte and Car
rigan. Umpires, Dineen and Connol-
".
The score Of the afternoon games
Innings l2345e7 Or h e
Washington 10 10000 0 3--4 6 /
Boston % 1000 0 2 0 SIS 9
johnson and Street; Hall. Wood and
carrigan. umpires, Connolly and Din
cen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-20
PLAYED il INNINGS.

N7TVF NI7EE71 VVI11EEV1 N111N1NV W II1V0 80
2 to 1.
Chicago April 20.--CleyeIand defeated
Chicago 2 to l. after a hard ~ inning
game yesterday Both teams scored
their first run ID the 18th Singles by
Turnr and Jaioie and an iHfeld out BY
Lord scored the winning run. Bradley
was put out Of the game in the first
inning for dispating 4 decision by Per-
rine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-21
NEW COMERS ARE
CHARGED WITH
ASSAULT
Old Ranchman Is Alleged to
Have Been Beaten
and Robbed.

Carrizozo, n NJ, Nov 21.-A report
has reached here from Texas Park,
which is a small settlement IL miles
east of here, that F. NJ Allen was as
saulted and nearly beaten to death,
then tied with rope to the horn of a
saddle and dragged for 100 yards or
more, 1T is charged.
Allen was picked up by one of the
neighbors and taken to Dr. Laws san
atorium al Lincoln and is in a critical
condition and not expected to live.
Bob Leslie has been arrested and is in
Jail at Lincoln and sheriff Stephens
and a posse are out in the Captain
mountains in pursuit of Owen and r. J.
Woods.
Allen is an old time resident of Lin
coin county and has ranch near Three
Rivers, but this fall he took a small
bunch of horses to Stimson's ranch in
Texas Park to Craze. Stimsons ranch
joins Leslie's and the woods's ranches.
The Woods brothers are recent COM
ers and formerly lived in Kentucky.
Allen had his face kicked to pulp, it
is said
F. NJ. Deal, of Ancho, who was ar.
rested and brought here ON the charge
of selling liquor without license at An
cho, was bound over in the sum Of
$500 by justice Massie to await the ac-
ticn of the grand jury Bond was given
and Deal released from custody.
Scotty Deans. a well known charac-
ter about town, charged with assault
and battery on deputy sheriff Leo Os-
valid, was discharged. A new COM
plant was Immediately made out and
Scotty was again arrested and will
have another hearing before judge
Massie.
A meeting of the Lincoln County
Teachers association will be held III
the school house here next Saturday.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged and it is expected that a large
number of teachers from all parts Of
the county will be present.