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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
CRISIS NEAR IN BRITISH
CONSTITUTIONAL fight
Defeat Of the Anti-peers Forces Is Con-
sidered Likely Dnless Conditions
Soon change

London. March Oh Tho constitution
Ian crisis Is rapidly developing After
four days debate the house of lords
unanimously agreed 10 90 into commit.
zee IA order 81 consider Lord Bosehefy's
reform proposals. Bit il Is abundautly
clear they have no intention Of consent.
ing 10 such alterations 10 the conslitu-
tion Of their chamber as win satisfy
The Liberals Their present action II
regarded a. a tactical move. intended 10
deaden the cry for limitation Of the
veto.
Meanwhile relations between the gov
eminent and the Irish party again are
becoming strained. owing To the deelara.
tion by Asquith. that Be intends 10 pass
the budget Irrespective Of whether the
lords accept the veto resolution or not
John Redmond adheres to bis refusal
TO be a party 90 passing the budget
unless abolition OF the veto ie secured
believing IL essential that the house Of
commons should not ease the inGeas.
ING difficult financial situation until the
lords are oYerhorne
AS the Irish ar in control Of the site
uation in the house Of commons, it fol.
lows that unless Asqulth agrees 70 their
demand Of finds other means Of seeur-
ing their corporation, the government
will be beaten on the budget and the
general election preciptated in four
weeks time, with the Irish estranged
from the Liberal and Labor parties. n
which event defeat Of the anti-peers
forces Is By no means unlikely.
The advanced section Of the Liberals
support the Irish view and show an
amount Of unrest at Asquith's attitude,
which the latter's appeal for patience
at Oxford Friday night has done little
TO quiet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
A Helpful Suggestion.

Il tried 20 get chance to speak %
yon At church sunday said Mrs 9ia-
castle but the crush was So crest taat
I couldn't push through to where Wv
werev
Yes, wasn't It awful9n replied her
hostess. as she iieked q bit Of dust IRON
the 6obelin tapestry. All the common
folks il town seem to want 60 crow
into onr church lately. TITS too bad thsy
Amt satisfied 70 stay where they beloH8'
How did you like the sermon
We'll, as q sermon it was fairly gooe'
but do wish DR.. Goodman would guy
splitting his infnitives. ! try not 70 ie1
it make me nervous but cant 49,
from being shocked every time Re ooss
it."
II never let them kind Of things botReI
me, but that's where the Episeopais nav
the advantage Of rs. If our preaei,s.s
would wear q long robe be could gis
them and you'd never notice I'm
acox Record HERALD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
80, 80 u b soId.

London, March 2l The desk. an old
mahogany bureau. with solid oak lining,
on which Robert Burns wrote the world
famous lyric Auld Lang syue " and 9th
after being il the Burns family for more
than 100 years. 90 be sold By auction @
sotheby's Until now, Il has been ia the
possession Of Miss Annie Burns q grand
daughter Of the poet The hureau WIS 2
gift % hen from her uncle, Colonel Wil
liam Nieol On Burns death IL 1895,
the desk passed to his widow, Jean Arm
our who died ID 1884.
Apart frosa Aud Lang Syne, il is be-
ieved that sScots VIVA Haze "a Red.
Red Rose and Siam q Shanter8 were
composed 81 this solid ard useful piece 81
mahogany furniture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
IIM HooAN YALE,s oLD cAPT. DIS.
Called One Of the Greatest Football
Players.

New Haven. March q James J.
Hogan. deputy commissioner ot streets
IA New York City and one 81 the great
at football stars Yale had, died ii the
Elm City hospital az 1880 Yesterday
morning he had been removed there
from his home in Iorrlngton saturday
night.
II was thought that he had fair
chance of recovery. but he took q sud.
den sinking spell from which be failed
to rally.
Hogan has been suffering from q gen
eral breakdown and acute kidney trou-
Die
James Joseph Hogan was born 80
years ago 10 Ireland he came 70 this
country il company with be parents,
when 4 boy. and vent to live il Tor
rineton. Conn
Hogan went to Phillips Exeter aead-
envy ii 1897 and Immediately became
the tower Of strength on the football
team 81 the academy.
In company with his team mates be
went down to defeat IN the memorable
drubbme Harvard gave Yale IL the tall
of 1901
M lis senior year he was elected cap
tain n the Yale football eleven and bis
Growing college glory was being se-
lected as the last man for the secret
society 81 Skull and Bones, the highest
undergraduate honor II Yale,
After graduating. Hogan entered the
Columbia law school and for three sea-
sons coached his old prep. school team
at Exeter But three defeats made him
unpopular as coach md The fourth
year be Waa net engaged
After graduating from Columbia he
worked s. q law office for time until
Mayor Mcclellan chose him to assist
big BIZ Edwards % cleaning the
streets 81 New York Hogan was ap-
pointed deputy commissioners and il that
Office did good work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
CANNON REPLIES no FOES.
eve Always Have cranks with US"
He Says.

1--WE Always have ITanka WIZ US
He Says,
wa hineton. March n with eyes
glowing defiance and voice laundering
I'll his enemies, with ail the days pent.
up bitterness Speaker Cannon made d
vitrioic attack on the hybrid House
majority at the annual dinner of the
Illinois Republican association Saturday
night
flis face was worn from THO force Of
the terrific assault made upon him, ard
BIS voice lacked rs Old iauntiness and
resonance. He was Uncle Joe" IN fight
ing trim.
A statement made By the defiant
speaker was that the Republicans no
longer have d majority i'll the House
"Mv God Ne cried with great solem-
nifty. suppose this i5s pounds Of com
mon clay should drop dead Tonight, what
would the newspapers and magazines
which make profession Of lying and
slandering do then My daughters my
grandchildren. my son.inlaw would be
sorry. But the balance Of the world
would not have time to be sorry. There
never was a truer word said chan, Let
the dead bury ITS dead III that were
not true. then The world would be one
vast house 81 mourning.
u know people who think thay mon0p-
ollie the wires from The earth mp to the
great white throne They don't give
did majority Of Us q chance. They have
cure ais. They think God ana one eon-
stitute 4 majority. forgetting that God
alone IL majority and can well do with
out their help.
eve are thankful for Christian moral
itv. Once IN q while We find people who
have d monopoly Of all knowledge and
therefore should De indicted and prose-
eutsd under Tho sherman antitrust law.
All who disagree with them are ansthe-
ma
''It IS uncomfortable sometimes to live
III government hy the people There
will always Be some who arc feeble nindt
IA abnormal. insane 0r. "a use 4 shorter
and more common word they are eranks.
But we've got ia have them.
There was a new majority to-day. tt
consisted Of the Democrats, n Is per
cent slough from the Republican party.
They DESTROYED the committee On rifles,
Then what ala they do resolution
was presented, declaring the office of
speaker vacant Then what did these
men who have been denouncing my pera
sonafIy these simonpufe followers of
Cummins and "a Toilette do then Only
eight 81 them had the courage Of their
convictions The result was that while
I was elected peaker bY a majority 81
90 last March. they refused to turn me
out Isl q majority q &c
That was the way This Republican
louel started out ii its new alliance.
And the Sunday papers VIII be out in
the morning. with stories about The end
81 CannoHism and ezarism and perhaps
few Of them wil say what | said about
tie House being simply q government BY
maioritvh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
GUEST or PRESIDENT TAFT.
Governor General Of Canada Challenged
TO Play Golf.

Albany. n. Y, March 2l.-After being
for a day and a half the guest Of Cover
nor Hughes, President Taft retired on
hoard his private car last night, and at
three O'Clock this morning left for New
York, en- route to New Haven where he
win to-day attend a meeting Of the Yale
corporation.
Earl Grey, governor general Of Canada,
accompanies the president 70 New York
as his personal guest. The two heads
81 government sat Tip late last night III
the observation parlor Of the car Olym-
pia, oonversing with the frank cordialitY
and evident pleasure that both have felt
since their first meeting on American soil
Saturday afternoon. Earl Grey was first
to nav MI respects to the American chief
executive at the governors mansion. The
presidents cards Immediately afterwards
we're left at the Earl's apartments by
Captain Butt. his military aide, The
president and Grey met several times
Yesterday, ard were seated side BY side
ct the informal luncheon given by Gov
error Hughes yesterday.
President Taft has challenged Earl
Grey to en- international game of golf
next Summer. The game viii be played
on thel inks Of the Myopia club, near
Beverly Mr.. Taft warned bis distin-
auished opponent that this course was
the hardest Ia The United States and also
boasted that he had made the g holes
"a lass than 100 The earl was nothing
aaunted at this and accepted the ohal
enae forthwith The date of the match
fiji BE fixed after Congress sdjourna.
The president had no political confer
snces Of any sort during his stay He
aid net see Senator Cobb, the now leader
Of the state Senate, who was selected
against the advice Of Senator Root who
II nresamed her to have represented the
views of the national administration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
Speaker Cannon Loses In
House Fight
OFF THERULESCOMMITTEE
But He Stays in the Chair as speake
BY Deciding Vote Of 1911 10 iss.
Insurgents Turn About After
Ousting Him.

Washington March 2l.~ Mr. Cannon
Pc still speaker but no longer q ear
The battle was fought 70 a finish Sat
urday. In The struggle, that lasted ~
hours, a series Of crushing defeats were
administered to The speaker and e. the
regulars BY the united Democrats and
insurgents but IN the end the House
voted confidence IA the speaker, refusing
to depose him from the speakership
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21


which acton n enaisnssa aDa We,soplse
after tae mouse haa '"'sa ai"'
inc Rouse was nos tsa0s 'o' s'sH { ~
ana refused % t.Ne p q a 'o's . ~
e ioS' EVERYBODY iel1 1ae scene 9 eai.
We aaPpf aaa content even M asis asea
regulars
hn' the aeposl'ion g tl9 PeaAef i1o'a
ne ehaifmaRsI'p. anaH iHaeep. q sHy
Nha e fehher-nip e lae committee =
rules aopoaf Ma- aRis - prevent. ~
Yves ordered aea iseisssis eAlfasa
INTO effect NhaNp 'iath. iesesf q 3Ae
minority. eaiea y fsKo'a1'a's sha z a
sense tais w. ifae' L "oa'a Hsfs ne.h
entirely tfpe n lhe oagaPant (" s
speakers eHaF eaa paea ialtaef 81 paseo
as eofoiiafl nut ttlT "as noe zone
what happened seemed E e altef4afa
more accurately described hF hePFs se'lia-
tiye Fowler he sasds II 4 ny fefoin-
honi it Il evolution.
II was. however e no ume Hgat
On the personality q re speaeef NaaAP
Clark - once denied taat tae ngat cen
tered on m speaker, Ply 'aia taat the
ight vas against re system lne
same was asserted q hepfeseatatlts
Norris Who offered the resolution Great.
ing new committee On Fales, q when
the speaker VAS net Il e member and
with the naming q winch he would haFe
nothing to do 80 that 4 a. the end 81
the day the speaker was still LETT speaker
II was logical And really few desired
j ~ ~, aenosaa an1 lsau of al tbs
Democrats.
Some made desperate efforts to I'd.
;ourn that the situation rnieht he avoid.
i a. R,,iosor WAS almost forced bsel
NJ r. Is
INTO ms seat, aho representative aHei
few shouted and insisted On q motion ~
adjourn This motion was seeminaly
$3.50 " 81. ;..,,-,..,.4. 80
Asteeaots = NO. = s'0 tisu ts s'e'
was made hy Nh Norris, bus toe regulars
insisted on the Burleson resolution being
antsd rnop ana amid great confusion
.t, .4;.a 1870 INA r,n .sn
TINS A'pViVR Ptef''e0 7f'0
was had on i with results az indicated.
That Cannon would invite the Honse
II 5eolsva i'll chair vacant bad baen fare.
r., -.45 $500 1890
east' p'At y ha0 aee't'ea 81 MsuR 1872
deposition and q ehange ~ that pro
gram occurred. Wiser eounseis prevailed,
ana h x.o,ta a,sn, ii tbs last momauts
rs spsahel aaeiess 49, ny asaVp
aoh 81 pAe Nollls tesol1liVh w. sssli
prepared fof some bthie. tl Was Fead IN
nim from fypeWflttea pages. Ahe seiill,
ments contained q thet ADDRESS 90 NOT
square WITH nis aeeePesilee q KS as s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
corFEssEs nRIRERY N COUNCIL
Convicted Politician Accuses 90 Former
Colleagues

Colleagues,
Pittsburg, March 2l Almost on The
very threshold 81 the state prison. which
~ was Ia enter to.day To serve Sis
wears sentence for bribery, former
Councilman John f Klein IS reported
to have made a complete confession Of
TIE bribery conspiracy of loos in which
NE duplicates 90 or more present and
former eouncfmcn. The confession Is
said to have been brought about By the
failure Of Klein's friends whom be j.
alleged to have protected bv bis reti-
cence, Ia come To the rescue q BIS fam
ay, whom be would leave penniless in
entering prison.
Klein was to have gone TO prison a
week ago, but was granted q respite by
the district attorney il the hope 81 se-
curing further information in the graft
cases The confession was also said
last night 70 have been the cause Of
recalling the grand Jury which Was to
have been dismissed Saturday, for en-
extraordinary session to-day a drag
net las been ont all day for 90 council
men. according to The report and the
aouneilmeu are being brought before
the district attorney as fast as they
are found
til il known tha Klein had been kept
practically prisoner hy Detective VIII
son at local hotel an day Saturday.
Klein IS said to have given Wilson a
memorandum containing not only the
names Of the 90 couneilmen, but also
the amounts 81 graft money given them.
some az The councilman, il u asserted,
sold themselves for is little as sl0s3. if
tho figures on the memorandum are
correct
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
COWBOY IDENrIFIEs FIANcE.
Haines IN. d. Man WEEDS Girl he Has
Never Seen Before.

New York. March 2l-John Ditmer,
cowboy Of Haines N. d.. visited Ellis
island Saturday and identified his isnoe,
whom he had never seen before, BIZ 2
photograph which dinners mother had
sent from Hamburg The girl Rosa
Hemke, Of Hamburg, and the cowboy
were married Saturday afternoon and
started for their home Saturday night.
Dtmer recently wrote his mother ct
Hamburg that there were no eligible
girls where he lived, and asked her to
pick out i bride.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
CALLS IYNcHING SUICIDE
Coroner Renders Such Verdict in Hang
ing of Two Negrees.

Marion, Ark, March q According
to the verdict Of the coroner, Bob Aus
tin and Charley Richardson, the negroes
lynched here Saturday charged with
aiding and abettiRg a recent jail dellv-
ery Game to their death BY suicide
Several hundred men took the two
negroes out Of jail to the court house
square, where their dead bodies were
found later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21

terrific violence, carrying before it sheets
81 sand. BY this means . wide region
has been converted into a veritable "a.
hare. From Where Land Flows Like
Water in April Teehnial World Maya
zine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
MIDDIHs LOSE ALL LIBERTY
TAis for Giving "the Silence" to an
Officer.

TAis for Giving "thc Silence" to an
Officer.
Annapolis, Md, March 2I-For hay
ing given an officer Of the department Of
discipline what Is known as 1.-THE silence
at supper formation Friday night Cap
tain John M. Bowyer, superintendent Of
the academy. Saturday issued orders
suspending all general and special liberty
for the whole brigade. Until further or
dafs no midshipman Will be allowed to
leave the academy limits for amy pur-
nose whatever Permission TO hold hops
during April and May has been re-
yolysd
Giving athe silence to an unpopular
officer Is practice at the academy which
s almost as old as The institution itself,
IL consists 81 keeping absolute silence IN
re mess hail during the meal at which
the officer against whom the resentment
81 tie miashipmen has been aroused is
present and 10 this instance It was d.
fected against one who has q reputation
for being strict disaiplinarian
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
FIRE ON MANHATTAN BRIDGE.
New York Firemen Have One Of the
Toughest Jobs Of the Year

New York. March 2lA Gre $50
feet above East river on the new Man
haitian bridge. New York. Saturday
gave the iremeu one Of the tougest
Jobs they have had this year Not inn
Fiji some of them had climbed into the
ironwork of the bridge, dragging lengths
OF hose after them. did they succeed
ia putting ii out from above. The FIRE
was started in a pipe Of chemically
treated wooden ties by a red-hot rivet
dropped by a workman aloft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
DYING NAN AT ENGINE LEVER
Fireman Averts Wreck Of New York
Express

Express.
Providence. r.. i. March q .Struek
by a bridge beam as tie leaned out 81
Els cab, George f. Weatherman. engineer
Of the Boston bound New York express
due here at ll:45 Saturday, lay uneon
scous at The engine throttle for several
minutes. while The train thnndered on.
until Fireman r. j. McAvoy glanced up
and saw what had Happened
McAvoy ran the train into the provi-
dence station, where physicians found
that Engineer Weatherman who II head
Of the Connecticut branch Of tho Broth
arhood Of Locomotive Engineers, had 3
fractured skull.
The engineer win probably die from
his injury It is believed that he was
struck by projection Of the Westmin-
ster street bridge near 0lneyyille Ills
home is in New Haven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
HAS rRIpIEr CALVES.
Nothing Frealzy About the Trio-All
Normally Formed

Oshkosh. Wis, March elm these
times 81 high prices for beef Andrew
FeasIey. farmer residing at Black
Wolf. can consider himself lucky man,
al a Swift cow, which he owns, has giy-
III birth to triplet calves
The calves are perfectly healthy and
contented and the owner expects to rear
IAN Of them. They are no freaks each
one being perfectly developed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-21
p1Ers cuRED IN 8 10 4 DAYS

pAz0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case 81 itching, blind, bleeding Or
protrnding piles III 8 to IA days Of
money refunded. soc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-31
CRANE HAS A PLAN
TO GUST BALLINGER
Scheme Involves Obtaining
Adverse Majority in IN
veStigators' Report.

BEVERLY. Aug. SI--The latest plan
for the elimination Of Secretary Bal
linger, as reported in dispatches from
Washington, Is credited here 20 Sena-
tor Crane, Of Massachusetts.
Il is the general impression that Pres
ident Taft himself has not been IN touch
with the proposition any more than that
cent unsuccessful attempt by Crane to
get Balltnger TO resign
TIE scheme as framed up. depends
Tor is success on the uCnparticipatiOn
Of Senator Root, who is now abroad, In
the verdict O. the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
vesugating committee. and the switch
ing Of Representative Mccall 10 the
opposition TO Ballinger- II is known
that the strongest sort Of pressure has
been brought TO bear upon Mccall to
vote against the exOneratiOn Of Bal
~Hnger. Should he accede. and should
Roots vote not be counted, the verdict
Of the committee would be six to five
against Ballinger- This would be re
garded as ample justification for the
President to demand BaIlinger's resig-
natioE-
BJcCalTs position In the controversy
has been less CleaT than that Of any
OF the Republicans The attitude OF
stead, and DENLY was amply demon
stratsd by their conduct at the hear
ings- Mccall was more inclined 70 be
impartial, and up % the last moment
was put down by those in close touch
with the trial as doubtful" That
he should be seleCIed as the committee
man TO switch IS cle logical outcome.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-31
FACTIONS LINED UP
IN EMPIRE STATE
RooSevelt'S Friends Conf
dent They Can Gust Sher-
man at Convention.

NEW YORK, Aug 31-The Two
factions In the Republican party in
the Empire state are now definitely
lined up. with the overthrow Of Vice
President Sherman as temporary
chairman Of the State convention as
the goal of the Roosevelt wing OF
the party
Colonel ROosevelts friend5 have
made a careful poll Of the situation,
and as a result they predict ID today
that they would be able to reverse
the action Of the state committee in
its selection Of the Vice President.
This was agreed upon at a confer
enCe Of Mr. ROOseveIL's friends. which
was participated in by Lloyd Griscom,
chairman Of the New York county
committee William Loeb, jr-, collector
Of the port Of New York; + 7. H
Kracke- state committeeman from
Brooklyn; State Senator Frederick "
Davenport, Of Oneida county: D r
James, president OF the Brooklyn
Young Mems Republican Club; former
Mayor Cutler, of Rochester, and Fred
Greiner, Republican leader OF Erie
county
The prediction is made by these men
that they will be able to control $50
of the l,Of5 delegates TO the State
convention They admit that the
Woodruff Barnes faction viii have
undivided delegations from Albany.
Syracuse, and Rochester
Added interest to the division in the
party was given by the information
that Former Gov 3 3 Odeu would
throw his strength 10 the Roosevelt
faction. not because he loves the for
mer President, but. because he is bit
terIy opposed TO Barnes Odelis
proxv was used by the Barnes fac
lion at the meeting OF the state com
mftrae on August IL 10 elect Vice
President sherman as temporary
chairman of the convention
There viii be no halfway meLnodS
used by the Roosevelt faction when
thew carry their night against the
-OId Guard" into the state conven-
ton. They will not only move 10
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-31
HELLO GIRL GONE.
OLICEBEGIN SEARCH
Fifteen-Year-Old Operator
Disappears Boast of
Ring Reported.

NEW YORK. Aug. S1.-Mrs. Elizabeth
McCabe of Brooklyn. has started the
police on a search for her ffteen-year-
old daughter. Lillian. who gave uD her
Job as a telephone operator and disap-
peared mysteriously from her home
While Mrs. McCabe was reporting the
case 10 the police Mrs Mamie Elliott
appeared in the Gates avenue police
court with a view. she said. TO asking
for = warrant for her husband. Thomas
Elliott Mrs Elliott declared she had
been abandoned, but the magistrate had
gone and she did not get the warrant
The missing girl IS very pretty. has
blue eyes and auburn hair Mrs Nc
Cabe saws she learned that her daughter
had told girls Z the telephone exchange
where she worked that she had Just
been married in Bridgeport.
Then the mother says too that one Of
the girls told her that Lillian had ex-
hTbited a diamond ring When she
went away from homo. Mrs McCabe
saws her daughter told her she was
going on an excursion with some girls
from the telephone exchange.