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The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
ON THEIR HONEYMOON

Although they are not proclaiming the
fact from the housetops. there is one
honeymoon couple in Washington to-day
that is giving the detective force the
merry laugh.
a few days ago the efforts OF two OF
the trusty members OF the headquarters
stan foiled their plans for welded bliss,
and on top Of this came a stern reproof
from Capt. HollInberger. of the First pre-
cinct- But Cupid refused to be fofled.
and the happy couple are seeing the
sights Of the Capital. with only casual
glance at the bluecoats.
Her Uncle Arrives.
1t all came about through the love OF
pretty fourteen-year-old Alice Hicks and
Richard Ayers, manager Of a farm at
Orange. Va.
An elopement was planned. but their
train reached Washington too late for
them to obtain a license, and on the
next train arrived an irate uncle. The
uncle made his way TO police headouar-
ters, notified the detectives. and when
the couple started next morning for the
license bureau uncle met them on the
street.
fearful and penitent Alice returned to
Orange Ayers promised the First pre-
cinct officials 10 let his dream of love
go by, and all seemed settled.
Lovers Try Again.
However, the lovers tried again, and
this time succeeded With a friend, they
procured a carriage and were driven to
Gordonsville. There they took a train
for Washington, and. giving the down
town section a wide berth, made for
Rockville Rev. oscar w. Henderson
listened TO their pleas, and they were
made one at the Montgomery Hotel.
The are staying at q quiet hotel IN the
Avenue, where the blushing bride ad-
mitted last night that while she loved
her mother she loved "Dicky" more.
Alice and Dicky spent yesterday in Wis
ting the Capitol. Library, and Museum,
and this afternoon viii journey back 10
Orange to seek paternal blessing.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
In the wrong Direction,

From the Birmingham Ledger.
When the sum total of the work OF this
session Of Congress Is figured out. It will
be found that no small part OF the active
efforts Of a large proportion or the
members was for reelection purposes
only
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
BEvERIDGE SEES LANDSLIDE.
Comes TO Capital and Talks on
Indiana Situation.

Senator Beveridge, OF Indiana, was In
Washington d few hours yesterday. on
his way 40 Dublin. n H, where he will
spend the summer with his family. He
IS full of hope and optimism.
There Is nothing 10 It." said Mr.. Bev-
eridge. The old State will come around
this year. The crOakers may croal TO
their hearts content. but Indiana will be
safely Republican, think It is conserva-
tive TO say that We will win out by a
majority OF $1,000"
Senator Beverage was asked If It was
his purpose TO visit Oyster Bay on his
way North. He lodged the question at
first, but when pressed for an answer
replied In the negative.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
Prepared for the Worst.

From Bon Niyaut.
Master-Joseph. aren't you ashamed to
get into such a condition? Suppose any
one found you outside like this?
Servant-Its all right, sir I always
have one Of your cards on me.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
WILL TEST SYSTEM
Trustees to Take Time in
Postal Bank Trial.
REPOSITORIES TO BE LIMITED

Strange Lack of Interest In New
Law by Bankers and POstmasters
Directly Affected-Few Ffrst-cIass
Post-Offices Only TO BE Designated
for Savings at Outset.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
BIG LUMBER FIRE IN ONTARIO.
Loss of Between s;s,OOO,OOO and S5,-
000. 600 I'm Yards NJ Annnrinr

100000 I'm Yards at AnnpriOF.
Montreal. July 5-A special from Ann
prior, Ontario, says fire last night and
to-day destroyed lumber worth from So
100000 to 100000 in the Gillies lumber
yards. The burned area covers half a
square mile. The mill were saved after a
hard fight
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06

Mrs. O. Rowland Shaw has been elected president
OF the Massachusetts Association Opposed TO the
Further Extension Of Suffrage to Women. The as
EsetiEG
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
Duffy'sPuFenVa Itvvhiskev
The WORLDS GREATEST MEDICINE.
The True Elixir Of Life.

%
and life
o
congestion DarrhOea
Duy Pure Malt Whskey absolutely pure dislaon of
matted gram great care being used to have every kernel thoroughly
matted producing liquid food tonic and tnt recurring no d.
geshon, IN the form of a medicinal whskeyl
lo6Oust half century agOhe formula of Dufys Pure Malt
Wskey was discovered 1t also discovered that was great
curative agent in the treatment of all ills throat lung
and stomach troubles.
Tor such length OF time be questioned Scientists have tested
chemists have anazed and always found pure and full of me
cna virtue doctors have prescribed it. the Gospel tenn
pance advocates and and all walks of life
and all ndorse the effective smuan that nourses
the body stimulates the circulation of the blood aid
digestion thus keeping the entire system normal healthy condition
and stopping the inroads OF disease and old age
During these fifty chemists other dealers who were
interested products which they claimed be ust good Du
Pure Malt Whisky have done everything power dsce
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06

moment. because Of the need OF a larger
basis for the employment essential TO the
retention at home Of the younger men,
bers Of the families OF government people.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
HOTEL TRACY,

South Tennessee ave-. near Beach,
Convenient 20 piers; delightful accommodations. with
home comforts moderate rates SeibeTt Macdonald.
TnE IFIhNlE Ocean end Mas ave. Tn
suA AAAHHbAs obstnleted view Of Boardwalk;
rooms suite. with private baths; 50 Up weekly.
$50 up daily. JACOB r. HAWK.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and the
great work it has done for humanity.
but without success. The fame of
Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
spread the world over, and stands to-
day one of the most celebrated and
most successful medicines known.
CAUTTON-When yOu ask your drug
Gtst, grocer, or dealer for Du6y's Pure
Malt Nhiskey be sure you get the genu-
Inc. 1t is sold IN SEALED BOTTLES
ONLI-neVeF Ina bulk. Look for the trade
mark the "Ofd Chemist the In bel. and
make sure the seal over the cork Is un-
broken. Price S1.O0 large bottle. Write
Medical Department, The Duffy Malt
Whiskey Co., Rochester, n. Y, for doctors
advice and an illustrated medical booklet
containing testimonials and common
sense rules for health, both sent free.
n. n. SHEA, 632 PennsyIS
THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO.. 8I6-8IS
A. E. BEITZELL, 4OI o street northwest.
EUGENE SCHWAB. 5z5 Fl
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL ARLINGTON.

Michigan Ave. Near Beach Car 30
Open all year; improved and refurnished. elevator
private baths running water il rooms; open zlT-
ToundlngS Write for hokets and speciai raGes fer
June and july Ownership management
r J. OSBORNE & son,
The Washington herald., 1910-07-06
THE DEPARTURE Jules Girardet).

This nFrenpa
0 dfnens the to herwe
The exhibited Paris generally and
oommen the grea critics.
The Departure gems Washington great photo
10 for each T Departure OF the
Herald 0 snu be ENABLED
the cost packing and postage
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
SANTA WITH THE IACKlES
Day for the Jolly Boys in the Navy.

Washington, Dec. 23-ThouEh Uncle Sam's 50,000 or. more sailors n the navy will have little opportunity ,o to any shopping while they are cruising in foreign waters this week, mCsJ eilb- crate preparations for celebrating Christmas are now going forward on every battleship and other vessel in the service.
 Varied programs of sports are being arranged to occupy the morning hours up to dinner time Those crews now in the far East, with the Asiatic fleet, are planning boat races, swim ming races, diving contests and the like. Even a baseball game will be included in the program of any crew fortunate enough t. be stationed in a tropical port for the day
 Sailors unfortunate enough to be in northern waters on Christmas day must content themselves with such in door sports and athletic contests as are possible on board ship.
 After dinner, which is prepared for months in advance, another form of entertainment is introduced. Nearly every ship has on board minstrel company made up of sailors. Extra efforts are eXerted to make the Christ mas performance the best of the year.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
RAILROADS MAKE MONEY
Excess Over Business of the Preced- ing Twelve Months Is
 S112,0OO,oC0.

Washington, Dec. 23.-According to the report of the interstate commerce commission, the railways of the United States earned a profit over and above all operating expenses and exclusive of interest upon their funded debts of $940.076,3 ,363.G1 for the fiscal year end ing June 30, 1910. This is an excess of the preceding year of nearly $l12, 100000 The report shows further that the actual operating expenses of the American railroads for the year was $1S4I1S0773.03, or more than do.ble the cost of the maintenance of the United States government
 The operating income of the rail roads for the same period was $2,7S7,- 2G6,13G.G4, more than three times the aggregate income If the United States government from all sources for the same period.
 Altogether concludes the commis-, sion's report, the year just past wasI one of the most profitable in the his tory of American rairoading.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
REVOLUTlONISTS WOULD MAX E CHIHUAHUA FREE AND LATER
 SEEK ADMISSION HERE.
AMERICANS JOIN FORCES
Tenacity and Determination of lnsur- rectionists Said to Be Aided by Foreigners-End of Contest
 Hard to Forecast

san Antonio, Tex, Dec. 23.-To es- tablish an independent government in the state of Chihuahua and later seek admission to the United States, as Texas did, is the plan of the rebels now fighting in Chihuahua under the leadership of Francisco I. Madero.
 Many American adventurers are With the Madero forces, and several Or them occupy high positions in the ranks. It is believed they are re- sponsible to great extent for the lenacity with which the revolution. lsts are fighting and the determine l'on of the insurrectionists to free chihuahua, at least, from the Diaz rule.
 investigation Now Being Conducted.
 These facts have come to light as 'le result of investigations conducted Oy United States secret service agents in San Antonio and in other teXas cities near the revolutionary
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23

Friedlander leather factory, 1114-1120 Bodine street. It Is believed that 50 persons were injured
 Fire Chief Baxter, a veteran who is about to be retired on full pay on account of his brave deeds, was plunged into the flames by the col lapse of roof and barely escaped with his life.
 The most miraculous escape was that of William Glazier, a member of engine company No. 6, who was taken from the ruins alive after he had been pinned down for IS hours by tons of ruins and the body of Charles Edelmon, fellow fireman. It was declared at the hospital that he would die.
 Glazier was found at daylight by the searchers who were hunting for flremen and police rescuers among the debris. He was lying face down. ward, his legs pinned to the side walk, by heavy beams and an enor- nous pile of refuse suspended foot above his head
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
48 LIVES SACRIFlCED-32 FIRE. MEN KILLED BY SUF-
 VOCATION.
CHICAGO NOW STRICKEN
Her Fire Chief and Squad Caught by Falling Awnine-Fiames in Phil adelphla and Cincinnati Work
 Terrible Havoc.

Forty-eight men, firemen and police men, have given up their lives in two days, working in the discharge of a public duty to which they arc sub- Ject to call at any time of the day or night.
 Thirty-two firemen, including Fire Chief Horan and Fire Marshal Bur- roughs, were smothered to death in a packing house ire at Chicago; 13 firemen and policemen were killed by falling walls in factory fire in Philadelphia; 3 firemen were kiIleo by falling walls in $2,0o0,000 fire in Cincinnati.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
CAPITAL STOCK, PAID UP, $35, 100000
 SURPLUS, S15, ,000. %.

zone The insurrectionists assert they have just as much right to free Chi huahua as the United Colonies had to free themselves from English rule, and will have the same right to seek admission to the United States that Texas exercised when 1t became a republic.
 Dispatches from the city of Chi huahua via Fl Paso indicate an alarm ing growth in the revolutionary ranks The report that a government spy was captured at Malpaso last Sunday is verified and additional reports have 1t that Navarro, with his wing of the federal army, is surrounded and be- ing closely pressed at every point. Three field pieces, great quantity of small arms and ammunition and $50 men were captured on the troop train.
 The official report of the encounter gives the number of killed as 21, the missing as 10 and the wounded as 72, 42 of which were hurt seriously, No report of the rebels losses has been made.
 The official reports now estimate the number of rebels as 2,000, but it is believed the ranks of the insurrec. tionists have increased greatly in the last few days. The American soldiers of fortune, most of whom hay served in other armies, are drilling the rebel recruits and directing branches of the campaign.
 Regardless of many uncertain ru- mors, it Is now conceded that Diaz for the first time in his many years of rule is confronted with real rev olution. the result of which it is diff ficult to forecast
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
Maryland Fire Loss s2oo,ooo.

Hagerstown, Md, Dec. 23-Fire broke out shortly after midnight in the Franklin hotel and burned so rap idly that the guests barely escaped with their lives. The flames spread to the Fohrney & Mcconnell build ings, both of which, with the hotel, were destroyed. The Rhode building, part of which was an apartment house, also was in flames. The fire men were unable to fight the fire be- cause of lack of water. The damage is estimated at $20O.00O.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
Cincinnati Block Is Burned.

Cincinnati O., Dec. 23.-With a dozen streams still playing upon the smoldering ruins of the fire that de- stroyed a block of Cincinnatis manu- featuring district, the recapitulation of the loss in lie and property has been completed and shows the disas- ter to be larger than 2ny of the esti- mates placed during the progress of the conflagration.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
Taft to Give Away 1o2 Turkeys.

Washington Dec, 23.-President Taft will play Santa Claus this year by giving away Christmas turkeys to the married employees at the White House, and executive offices, includ- ing the policemen on duty in the White House grounds. It will require l02 birds to ill all the baskets and the money outlay will be nearly S350.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
Storm Comlnn This Way.

Denver, Cola, Dec. 23.-Snow is falling in Utah, western and central Colorado and northern New Mexico and Arizona. The storm is working southeast ard and shows no indica- ton of ceasing, From three to six inches have fallen. Temperatures are mild
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23

Thousands Killed by Chinese Floods.
 Victoria, B. C., Dec. 23.-News was brought by the steamship Aymeric of floods that caused large loss of life and of a severe famine in the Anhui province of China. affecting 2,500,000 persons.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-23
The Citizens Bank
 CAPITAL, $25,OOO
Our Services

Our equipment for the protection and safe guard. ing of money and facilities for the transaction of financial matters respectfully offered to the people of this community with the full assurance that any trust given to this bank will be handled in safe and fair minded manner.
 We have no Safety Deposit Boxes to rent, but will be pleased to keep valuable papers in reproof vaultsfree of all cost to you.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
Regal Shoes

Regal Shoes for ladies are little the
smartsst and best made Shoe az $3.50
that is being sold to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
CHELSEA


Miss Lila Sleeper went Sunday To
Corinth Corners % work IN the family
of Fellows Merrll
John II. Sprague Of East Brook6eld
came Saturday 10 remain for a few DAVIS
as the guest Of bis son, w n spragae,
and family.
Ezra w Hood. who lives on the West
Corinth road. was recently bitten on
one hand by d rat, which bite has
proved very serious and has caused him
great deal Of su6wing but 1t IS
now thought that be has passed The dan
ger limit and y now Improving
walter Davis. the youngest son Of
Air. and Mrs Chester III Davis. went
last week to Hartford Conn. to visit
friends, and may decide TO enter the
employ d Williams 4 Carleton. whole
sale erocers Of that city, whore several
Of our Chssca boys are now employed.
Henry Il Pike Of Britsol, N. FL, paid
visit to DIS. his native. town last
week. hg. Pike IA tho son Of the late
John b Pike who, before the war was
for many years proprietor Of the
Orange County hotel Mr.. Pike Is .
travelling salesman in the employ Of tas
Arrow Rubber company
Walter J. Hoyt who was 4 pleasant
and genial clerk in the store Of J. A. r.
Corwin & Son for a few weeks lst-
tie over two years ego, and who later
went into trade for himself at South
STAFFORD, has new accepted a fine posi-
tion as purchasing agent for the city
Of Ogden, Utah, With headquarters n
Boston.
Horace L, Walker has been making
repairs on the house IA the village,
which he purchased At the Locke aue-
ton last fall and expects 70 make
some needed repairs "a tie barn dur
ing the summer Massrs Fred W.
Lows and VIII O. Goodwin have been
the carpenters employed to do the work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18

The annual aenyocation Of
Grhulte chapter. Ne. rs. X.
A. M. win b held Tuesday
at 7 a'csock P M, for the
dispatch If business and
election Of officers. Refresh
ments. Per order f. II, p.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
EAST BARRE.

Friends from Grnniteviile. Webster
VILE and East Barre met at the opera
house hall Friday evening April 10, ard
gave surprise TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Cameron Of this place. Alex Lawson
IN behalf 81 the company presented DIR
and Mrs. Cameron a beautiful ehifondeE
and parler table, expressing she com.
panvs best wishes. Mr.. Cameron re-
sponaed in neat little speech, thank
iag the company FOR their kindness and
expressing the hoae that everyone
would have good time Songs and
dancing were enjoyed and hight refresh.
ments were served a very social even.
ing was enjoyed by All
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN,
Naw Iot d la gIngham. q AbbolL..


New lot Of Toe ginghams ct Abbott's.
Some furniture for sale Enquire Of
A. Cont
Gingham dresses for children, only SOC,
q Vaughan's.
n The taste tells, Quimby's cream
caramels are il
Read the advertisement Of Moore 4
Owens on page 2
" Bruno returned yesterday from o
business trip TO Boston.
Get the monthly style book for May
at Perry's--only 10 cents.
Bargain just received, SOC silk elias.
tic belt for 25e, at Vaughan's.
Are you getting your share Of those
hamburg souncinqs at vaughan'sY
To-day aud Monday are the last days
to get 10 per cent. discount at Vaughans
Auction sale tonight at 1880. City
Auction Rooms. O. n Hale, auctioneer
New lace curtains for 75c, sl.oo. sll5.
1925, $3.50, 1925, az veale 4 Knights.
E. A. Drown has been appointed agent
for Washington county for che Buick
automobile.
Mrs Philip Il Ellis and daughter have
returned from their recent visit IN Lit
tlston, n X.
You can save money on wrappers and
house dresses. Moringday prices at the
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Wanted A busAell girl. one who can
run a sewing machine and do drst.class
telling Apply at l22 No. Main street,
Barre
Rev g. Macarthur Of Graniteyille went
to Boston to-day to attend the meeting
81 the Presbytery, which is held there
this week.
Just ten days left to help US move.
Special prices during these days to buy
waists and house dresses Paris Shirt
waist House.
Mrs Aaron Johonson, who resides on
the Montpelier road. WAS taken To the
Heaton hospital yesterday in A. W..
2 .dger a company's ambulance for treat
ment
Have tho time Of yonr life and 20 and
sas the Goddard seniors play, The Time
q His Life" in Goddard ball Tuesday
evening, April 10, at q O'Clock. Every
body invited.
Rev. q. O. Thsysr and G. s. Andrews
returned this noon from Island Pond,
where they attended the Methodist con.
ference. Or. Ihayer was reappointed
pastor Of the Hedding ~ 3. church in
this city.
Among the arrivals 81 the hotel Otis
yesterday were ]. q. Waterman, Boston
George ". Edwards Bostou; Mr.. ard
Mrs. S. Cook London Eng.i E. A.
Brown. Boston; w. II. Cook, Buriina
toni Edward MeAulay, Acre, n. NJ;
Axro ]. stanton, Troy, y. X; James A.
Powers, st. Johnsbury.
Az tAe Gas Central Vermont passenger
train was passing the Caledonia park |
grounds last evening, someone threw
stone al the train, breaking a hole IN \
window rear a seat in which three ladies' /
we're sitting The force 81 the stone I
sent glass flying clear across the car. but /
fortunately none Of The ladies was
strnck.
Among the arrivals az the City hotel |
last night and tonight were John Hill. |
st, Louis; william II Jones Philadsl.
phia; B. &. Dairy, Taunton, Afass.; G. F. /
Tetr8ult, Boston. w j AlcCready, White /
River Junction; Il II Mann, WoodWile
J. Z. Niles. Burlington; Z. T. Robinson. /
@osfh pnva1knn. y SAINT Hnstan x +
g. creenlesf, Boston, y F. Hopkins.
Boston; " G. Wears, Burlingtoni L. D,
Simmons. Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.
SAD b ma.h gaad. a AhboLtls.

Sale Of wash goods at Ahbotts.
Fashion sheets free It Perry's. Every
one get one,
NJ. Behan went to Iberville. p. o., d.
day 70 work
New nnto coats just received At The
Vaughan Store
Cash paid for watches, diamonds. gold
and silver ct Burr's
Mrs u. y Gale vert to Boston 10.
day for a weeks visit
0ne lot Of mnslin curtains for $50 .
pair at venle 9 Knightt
Il. y, Monkey went 10 South Royalton
to-day on business visit.
r. r. MeGrath returned this noon from
= business trip to Quebec p @.
Auction sale this evening at 1880 City
Auction Rooms @ r Hale, auctioneer
Ask about our moving day sale It ia
now On, II the Paris shrtwaist House.
There win be d rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band this evening 40 1880
o'clock,
If your dealer doesn't carry Quimbr's
candies write Quimby Chocolate Town,
Boston
William lnels returned today 70 bis
work a. clerk in Prindle's hardware store
after weeks vacation.
A regular Meeting Of the L. G. B. A,
viii Be held Tuesday evening AZ 1880 for
the initiation Of candidates.
Our assortment Il complete we viii
give special prices during the next ten
days, rs We must reduce our stock before
moving day. Paris shirtwaist House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
Wash Goods

One lot Of fine Ginghams in an assort-
ment Of plaids and plain grounds. These
you will find TO be 1889 goods at Zoe
per yard. Send for samples.
one lot Of s2.ineh Shifting Madras, 4
25c cloth, that comes in half pieces. We
cut these any length, at 1Tc per yard.
We have Colored Indian Head Cottons
At 1bc. These we believe TO Be superior
to Galatea and they sost less For chill
dren's dresses. II Is the best cloth AZ the
price that we know Of.
We are selling an 81 our 500 heavy
Colofed Linens, that come in pink, laven.
der, light blue, mulberry, natural and
nile, your choice now At 25c per yard.
All colors IL 4 Dircctoire silk This
Is the same az Suesine, only at 28e, in-
Stesd Of a7l5c. Ask for samples.
seco silks. 81 inches wide, IN small
dots, At 28c. Were 9ac but a few days
ago
we have a great value in a yard wide
Black Taffeta at 500 per yard.
Mercerized Irish Poplins IN al colors,
81 plain and hair line stripe These are
for tailored street costumes, long coats
and separate skirts. and the price is but
2bc per yard
Shantora Silks are n al col0rs. These
Silks viii not pull At the seams, 50
prevalent with other kinds, and The price
Is but soc
n..r CHI nnd CnaA r,,rl,l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18

TIE regular meeting Of the
Methodist brotherheod viii
be held at the church on
Wednesday evening, April 20,
ct, I o'clock. AT members
are requested 70 be present.