davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
Asks for His Hand; Gets Il.

CLEVELAND. Feb. When Desed.
erors Farkes called on Miss Margaret
Babasy and asked What would you
Ike for a present. the young wo-
mans frank answer was Il would like
YOU and she got what she asked for.
They wefe married within an hour by
Justice William Brown
Mr.. Farkes lives at Toledo and he
came often 10 call upon Miss Mar
garet. who is employed in downtown
cloak factory. The couple were given
a reception at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Babasy In
East one Hundred and Fifth-st. and
they will 20 TO Toledo 10 live.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

wiser OF President Tnft, who intro
dueed n resolution In the senate. pro-
viding for an Investigation Of the
high prices 81 food. This indicates
the mighty protest from all parts Of
the United states has alarmed the
administration. The Republican
icadcrs,i o. said, reuIiye that the
high prices VIII be biE Issue In
the next campaign. and they viii try
90 convince the people that their
party n not 20 blame.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
That school children may have a

That school children may have an
opportunity TO hear little l2-year-old
Pepito Arrfola. the wonderful child
pianist. his return recital in the Gar
rick theatcr Tuesday afternoon, FEB.
s. will commence at I o'clock. The
program will include certain numbers
that will make an especial appeal TO
boys and girls OF the little artists
own age.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

supporting notable female stars in the
classic drama He was leading man
for Adelaide Nelson and Mary Ander-
son for several seasons. IL was while
PLAYING leading support for the latter
artistic. under the management Of John
Il Stetson I'm the Globe theater. Bos-
ton, that O'Neill sought the opportun-
ity Of purchasing the American rights
and the production of Monte Cristo'
from John b. Stetson. Stetson had
high salaried company playing the
piece. but he didn't have the right
kind OF a man in the dual role OF Ed
rond Dantes and the Able Bunsoni.
O'Neill was quick 10 detect this. and
gave Stetson $4,000 for the attraction.
ONeill then resigned from the Mary
Anderson company and went to star
ring in Monte Cristo" on his own
hook He has played the great Dumas
romance upwards OF 5000 times, and
made a fortune.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

RuSine---likc PriutiuE. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat Kind that
looks right. Times Irinttng Coz 10
John R-st Phone 1A9S.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, Is John R.-st Call Main
1893 or city 1856
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
JAMES 0'NEILL IS
VETERAN OF STAGE

James ONeill who appears with
Viola Allen in The White Sister in
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
THE WEATHER

Detroit and NIcinityi Thursday night
and Friday. partly ciOudyg colder to-
ntEhtt moderate Co brisk west winds.
Lower MtchtRnni Fair tonight aud
Fridnyg colder tOniEhtg brisk north
west winds. shifting 10 west.
One year ago t0dnyt Maximum tenn
ne rnturc. al minimum. 2fg mean, 2St
cloudy weather with trncc of Hight
misty rain during morning.
sun rose nt 0tf3 a. M, and sets at
AtfD y. ma.
Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., ~ John R-st Call Main
1898. or city 33S5
Alexander. Umbrellas. 20 Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

Alexander. UmbrsIIas. 20 Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

If Tim S Advertisers
are not trustwo- ny TIL
The Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
Senate to Give il Prompt Con
SideratiOn
NOTHING CAN INTERFERE
With Il Except Appropriations-si2 900,
100000 Favored for Homes for De-
partments-Buildings for Lega-
tions Are Sidetraeked

Washington, March il.-The admins
tratiou railroad bin has been made d
unfinished business Of the senate and q
consideration until passed cannot be in
terfered with, except BY appropriation
bills A bin has been passed 70 estab
lish court Of patent appeals and an
other authorizing the construction Of
sl2000oO0 building IN Washington fol
the use Of the departments Of state
Justice and commerce and labor Tn
House sustained a point oi order b
which the bin for the construction O
embassy buildings in foreign capitals
viii not be permitted again TO come Be
fore the House during this session.
Tents to Be Loaned to confedsrates.
The bin authorizing the use Of gov.
ernment tents BY the veterans who viii
attend the Confederate reunion At Mo.
bile, Ala, April 20, 81 and p, wa
passed ~ the HOUSE Wednesday. This
was the measure that prompted senator
Hepburn Of Idaho to make his sensa.
tional speech IN the Senate some tims
ago, when he opposed the bill on the
ground that the government equipment
should not be turned over 70 men who
fought against the Union IN the '80's.
Mr.. Hepburn was the only senator who
voted against the bin in the Senate II
passed the House without opposition.
EiIins Sits on Pork Barrel.
Senator Scott 81 West Virginia, the
chairman Of the Senate committee on
pablo buildings and grounds, hit the
pork barrel" system Of public Build.
ing appropriations a blow "wednesday.
He enesed IN the senate bin which
approprlates $4,000 for the use Of the
secretary Of the treasury in the investi.
cation of the need OF public buildings
which are demanded BY members Of
Congress. The investigation may be
conducted by special agents or other
confidential employees.
king Edward Buys Apples in New York.
THE king Of England buys some 81
Bis apples in New York STATE" declared
one Of the witnesses before the House
committee on agriculture at Wednes-
days hearing on the Lafean bill 10 es.
tablish standard grades for apples and
standard packages for transporting ap-
ples. Most Of the witnesses favored the
BIN.
Statue Of stark al Manchester.
A Senate bill authorizing tie erection
Of a. equestrian statue Of Major General
John stark, at Manchester, N. III, at
a cost Of $4,000, has been passed BY
the Senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
CURE FoR CANCER.
]. P. Morgan Said to BE Interested in
Italian Discovery.

]. p Morgan Said to Be Interested in
Italian Discovery.
Rome, March ll.-Prof. Rampoldi Of
the university Of Pavia asserts that he
has discovered cure for cancer and
other malignant skin diseases and
growths.
His remedy consists 81 local appliea-
tions with a special ointment made from
the juice Of a bearing Indian plant,
resembling lieorlee, the native name Of
which is iaquerry In bad cases. when
the ointment is insufficient, subcutane-
Gus injections are made.
The discoverer says he has expert
menbed successfully on hundreds Of pa
tients, but is unwilling to give the cure
wide publicity until experiments on a
large scale are completed. It Is said that
j PierPont Morgan, who i here, Is
greatly Interested in the discovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
Former Secretary's Evidence
Damaging
BALLINGER WITHDREW
Land for Guggenheim--This Despite His
Own Decision Against Withdrawals.
Also Pinehes Wickersham on
Reclamation Certificates.

Washington, D. c., March li.-Jame.
r. Garfield, for-ner secretary Of the in-
.erior was finally excused from the wit.
ness stand in the Ballinger. Pinohot in.
vestigatiou late yesterday His final
half hour before the committee fur.
nlshed the sensation Of what previously
had been a decidedly duh day.
Mr.. Garfield said that Mr. Ballinger,
after having been commissioner Of the
land Office submitted to him on septem-
Der II, 1908, an affidavit signed BY clar-
enee Cunningham, aud containing the
statement that the Cuesenheims had no
interest whatever, IN the Cunningham
group Of coal claims in Alaska, while,
81 matter Of fact, the record Of a re-.
cent hearing before the Senate committee
on territories showed that prior to the
making Of the affidavit the Guggenheim
syndicate had been given an option Of
a half-interest in ell the Cunningham
claims.
Mr.. Garfield said Mr.. Ballinger, in
giving him the affidavit, left the impres-
sion that his action was entirely casual
and that he had been requested by
friends in Seattle to leave it on Gle for
whatever II might be worth. Attorney
Brandeis then called attention to the
fact that the name Of Mr.. Baliingers
law firm was printed on the backing Of
the affidavit.
The former secretary Of the interior
was examined and cross-examined as 70
his administration Of the Office which
be gave up to Mr.. Ballinger on March
5, 1902 Mr.. Garfield, in explaining what
he did in the matter of the withdrawal
Of lands without specific provision Of law,
declared he was working in the interest
Of the people and to prevent monopolistie
control o. power sites and consequent
sxtortionate prices to the consumer.
Mr. Garfield declared that he did not
believe the sS0,0O0,Ooo bond Issue recon.
mended BY President Taft to Congress
was necessary for the proper forwarding
or irrigation work in the West
Mr.. Garfield said this IN defense Of the
cooperative agreements he entered into
with water users associations and Of the
reclamation certificates he issued in evil
dence Of work performed.
The former secretary took issue with
Mr.. Ballinger as to certain statements
made by the latter in his reply to Pres
ident Taft regarding the various charges
made against him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
BRITAIN'S
GROWS
1909 Expenditures Exceeded
by S5O,OOO,OOO
OLD-AGE PENSION TOTAL
Estimated at s4o, ioo.ooo-R osebery
Gives Plan for Lords Reform.
Peerage Alone Not to Entitle
Man to a Seat.
oLD-AGE PENSION TOTAL

London, March 1.-THE civil service
estimates for lslo.iaIl. which were Civ.
en- out yesterday with total amount
acquired 81 upwards Of sss0.0ooOo0
shop. IKE he navy and army estimates
marked increase ii the national ex-
penditme. Should the ebaucellor's budg.
ct provide for the usual consolidated
fund charges, the grand aggregate ex-
penditures which the chancellor VIII have
to meet win Be upwards q ss55,000, 900.
Or nearly 100000 IN excess Of last
years total. The civil service estimates
include s4e,l0oe0o for old age pen,
sions.
Rosebery's Plan for Reform for Lords.
when Lord Rosebery on Monday
launches his plan for the reformation Of
the House Of Lords, BE- viii present a
ct 81 three resolutions embodying in
general terms tie course which the peers
propose Is foHow in moaernixug them
selves. AZ Lord Rosebsry has been in
consultation with majority Of the
members Of the upper house, there is
little question that the resolutions rep.
resent the general views Of the Lords
On THE subject Of reorganization
The resolutions are as foIlows;-
a. That strong and efficient see
ond chamber Is not merely an integral
part Of the British constitution, but Is
necessary to the well being Of the state
and the balance 81 Parliament.
- That second chamber can best
Be obtained by reforming and reconsti-
tutine the House Of Lends.
g. That necessary preliminary to
such reform and reconstruction is the
acceptance 81 tic principle that posses
sion u 4 peeFage shall no longer IN Il
self give Die right 70 sit and vote in
the Ifouee of Lords"
In the House Of Commons Premier
Asquth said Il was the intention Of
the government to ask the House to
assent To the budget taxes, including an
income ta0. before It rises for the spring
recess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
ENDS INDIGESTION
In A FEW MOMENTS
Gas, Heartburn, Headache and All Mis-
cry from Out.of-order stomach
yanishes After Taking a Lit.
Gle Diapepsin.

Nothing will remain undieested or sour
GA your stomach il you will take a little
Diapepsiu occasionally This powerful
digestive and antacid, though as ham
less and pheasant as candy will digest
and prepare for assimilation into the
blood All the food you can eat
Eat what your stomach Graves, with
out the slightest fear Of indigestion or
that sou Will 81 bothered with sour Kiss
ngs belching, gas on stomach, heart.
burn. headaches from stomach, nau-
sea, bad breath. water hrash or a feels
ing ike you had swallowed q lump Of
lead, OF other diAmeeable miseries.
Should you be suffering now from any
stomach disorder. you can get relief
within five minutes
II you will gat from your pharmacist
a 50-eent case OF Pape's Dapopsin, you
could always 20 70 the table with q
hearty appetite, and your meals would
taste good. because you would know
there would be no Indigestion or sleep
less nights Or headache or stomach mis-
cry All the next day; and. besides you
would not need laxatives or liver pills
70 keep your stomach and bowels clean
and fresh
Pape's Diapepsin can BE- obtained from
your druggist. and contains more than
sufficient 20 thoroughly cure the worst ease
of indigestion or dyspepsia There IS
nothing better for gas on the stomach OF
sour odors from the stomach or 70 cure
a stomach headache
You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article in the house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
wapnsrls d. RaIIInp Avsrauss.


Some marvellous statistics are re-
vealed By a diagnosis Of the record Of
Hans Wagner Of the Pittsburg "a
ti0nals. who has been playing major
league baseball since 1897. The rec
ords show that in thirteen years the
Flying Dutchman' has taken part IN
1,743 games. He has scored 1858 runs
and Sos bases. He has played an aver
age Of 1874 games each season. His
consistency as a sticker Is shown BY
the fact that 10 thirteen years be has
averaged virtually $50 singles per
season. His best years were 1900 and
1908. 10 each q which be made 20i
safeties. With the exception OF bis
FIRST year 10 fast company be has
never made less than 10 hits year.
Wagner has been just as consistent
on the bases as at the bat. He has
purloined an average Of about forty
four bases every year. His best sea
son at sack thievery was IN 1907. wheE
he stole sixty-one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
How 70 Stop Drinking

Il was formerly customary for the
habitual drinker 70 take the pledge regu.
larly, sometimes once year. aud some.
times il every it of femorse that fol
lowed bis debauehos, and them break f.
But now L Is gradually dawniua On
the world that pledges do not stop
drunkenness The nervous system Of the
hahitua drinker IS diseased. and IL
must have treatment that viii cure this
condition 0rrine IS sold under a posi-.
tive guarantee u eure the drink habit
or The money viii be refunded Can be
given secretly.
Write for free booklet on The cure 81
alcoholism 70 The 0rrihe Cos 1856 0rrine
building, Washington, .. G, Mailed.
sealed 0rrlne costs but 81 per bex
Sold by Burt III Wells 100 North Man
street. Barre. VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
FUTURE SPORT EVENTS

Detroit looks for 1000 skat players
ut the tourney. June II to ID.
The annual tournament OF the Ma.
iional Archery Association Of the
United states viii be held in Chicago
Aug. 10. 17, IS and 10.
The Louisville thoroughbred horse
racing meeting win open May 10 and
continue until June A. The Kentucky
Derby win be run on the opening day
Stanley Ketchel. the middleweight
champion. who has not fought since
he was defeated by Jack Johnson, win
re-enter the ring to meet Frank Klaus
IA Pittsburg. March IL
The championship contests were ar
ranged by the International Cyclists
union ia Paris recently for July II, n
and ~. They win be held III Brus-
sells. The 1911 championships win be
held in Turin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
pEARY PROOF no IoNpoN.
To Make It Public at Lecture-ShaekIe
ton Answers Macon.

London, March Commander Rob
ert E. peary, II was announced au
thoritatively here yesterday, IS bringing
proofs Of his polar achievement viii
him and viii make them public at q
meeting which he Is 10 address AZ Al.
bert Han, under the auspices Of the Roy
.al Geographical society.
The explorer, whose good faith Il
generally accepted hy British geograph.
ers. has the promise Of q magnificent
reception IN London. Already. two
months ahead of the date Of his lee.
ture, the applications for seats are suf.
ficlent to twice FL the great hall Mem
bers Of the royal family are expected
to be present at both the lecture and
the banquet preceding Il.
Lieut. Sir Ernest Shackleton. who
last year penetrated the Aniartic cir.
Gle to within III miles 81 the south
pole, yesterday afternoon diselaimed
that statement credited to him BY Con.
gresham Robert B Macon Of Arkansas,
before The subcommittee 81 the house
naval committee Wednesday with refer
ence to the number Of miles a dav II
was possible TO travel over polar seas
II can see no reason said Sir Ern-
est, why Commander Peary. who had
dogs with him, should not have done
what he has claimed The dogs, Of
course, must have done the pulling for
the men could not. On my journey
from the south pole, / covered on Ave
consecutive days 20, IS, p, &c, and 20
miles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
RELATIvE oF eEN. IoHN ILL.
Woman % Years old Died a Few Days
ago in Mendon.

woman " AtaIS Uio Ileu rev lays
Ago in Mendon.
Mrs, Betsy Ann Stark, relative BY
marriage Of General John stark Of
Bennington battle fame. and in her
soth year. died Tuesday at tie home
Of her son. J. J stark, IN Mendon. She
was probably enc Of the Oldest women
in the state. Although net direct
descendant Of Cen. John Stark she was
related TO him by marriage Mrs.
stark's husbands father was brother
Of Gen. Stark
Mrs Ann Stark was born in Gran
vile, M r. April 5, 1871, and her
maiden name was Betsy Ann Winchell.
AT The age 81 IA years Miss Winchell
was married to Ne Stark, who was a
prosperous farmer Of that locality. 10
them were born six children five boys
and a girl, and OF these only one Is
surviving, ]. j. Stark, with whom she
made her home Her son IL 4 veteran
of the Civil war
Mrs Stark, up to a month ago, re-
tanned her faculties remarkably we'll.
Her sight WAS good and during the
past winter she pieced seven bed quilts
without The use 81 glasses Her mem
ory was also very clear and she FREE
auently used to tell of the village 0f
Whitehall nj NJ when II had but q
few houses MFR. Stark has been dead
for SO years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
ALLDs BOOKS DON'T MATCH.
The Senator Is Questioned on Bank Ae
counts.

I The Senator Is questioned on bank Ac-
counts.
Albany, NJ ~, March liz onger's at.
tofneys went through Senator Aids
bank accounts yesterday and called at
tention to the fact that the defendant
Deposited several large sums with Bis
brokers IN New York, which could noe
Be- traced 10 their source On May 2,
1901. about week after Conger says
Aids received a 81 900 cash bride from
the American Bridge company, Aids sent
to Colgate & GO. OF New York City
$4,000. Half Of this sim showed il the
records Of withdrawals from Aids vari.
Gus banks but $1,000 remained. which
Attorney Osborne ia vain tried 70 make
the accused senator account for. Where
aid yon get that 5000 in cash within
ten days after the adjournment Of the
legislaturefn demanded Osborne.
Aids reply was that BE wasn't sure
It was cash and that anyway, he could
not remember where be got the money
lie professed the same Ignorance regard
ing otaer deposits with his brokers'
which showed in the records Of bis hnan-
eial transactions Tor The past ten years.
which Aids counsel put Ia evidence, and
which the opposing side found were not
balanced BY records Of bank funds with.
drawn. Aids yesterday was able 70 tell
how he came 70 possess one hundred
shares Of stock 81 the New York Trans.
portation company shortly before the
Legislature PASSED BIN That greatly
benefited the stock. He denied the in
situations that be got it gratis for aid
ing the bill and told just what he paid
for the stock and who bought it for
him. Osborne, however, tried to show
that Aids bought IRE stock, because bel
knew This legislation was in prospect
and he Questioned the ethics Of a legis.
lator acquiring 3 stock and then helping
make law to boost its value
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
ROOTS ADVICE
NOT FOLLOWED
New York Senate Selects
Cobb For Leader
AN ALL-NIGHT SESSION
Fight Between Administration and the
woodrua.Barnes Factions Is
Close and Iong.con-
tinued.
/ AN ALL-NIGHT SESSION

Albany, N y, March ll.--Disregard
ing the advice 81 United states Senator
Elihu Root aud Governor Hughes, ths
Republican members Of the state Senate
a. the close Of an all-night conference
selected George H. Cobb Of Watertowr
e. president pro TEN. TO succeed lothian
P. Aids Cobb received seventeen
votes, including his own.
The hnal vote. which was reached al
about aslb o'clock this morning on the
forty ninth ballot, resulted. Cobb IA
Human, IS; Davis, g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
atarrh
Quickly Cured by a Pleasant Germ-kiIl-
ing Antiseptic

Quickly Cured by Pleasant Germ-kill-
ing Antiseptic
Tile little lIyomei pronounced High
o.mel inhaler is made Of hard rubber
and can easily Be carried ii pocket o.
purse. 1t WIN last q Lifetime.
Into this inhaler sou pour a few drops
of magical Hyomei.
This IS absorbed by the antiseptie
gauze within aud now you are ready to
breathe IL in over tie germ-infested mem
braue. where il viii speedily begin its
work OF killing eatarrh germs Hyomei
Is made 81 Australian eucalyptol. com.
bined with other antisepties, and Is very
pleasant 10 breathe
It Is guaranteed 10 cure catsrfh. bron-
ehitis. sore threat. Group. coughs and
colds on money back Il cleans out ?
stuffed up head in two minutes.
Sold b. druggists everywhere and By
Red Gross Pharmacy. Complete outfit
including inhaler and one bottle Of Hyo-
mel. 500. And remember that extra
bottles II aiteIward needed cost only
5oc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
Nelson Mystery Solved.

Springfield. Mass, March 1.-THE
mystery surrounding che identity Of
the late George d. Nelson, who died re-
Gently leaving an estate valued at be-
tween $4,000 and 100000, was fitted
yesterday in the probate court, when
Andrew w Dunn Of Rochester, N. vi.
proved to the satisfaction Of Judge
Charles Z, Long that the man known
as George ~ Nelson was His own broth
en-, George Nelson Dunn AS result Of
yesterday proceedings, Judge Long all.
lowed Nelson's viii, ID Which the bulk
Of the estate is bedueathed TO neph
ew, George D, Dunn, Of Rochester
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
FAvoRs INCOME TAX.
Concurrent Resolution introduced in
New York LegisIatnre.

Concurrent Resolution introduced in
New York Legislature
Albany II. 81 March liz Senator
Davenport and Assemblyinan Zee yes.
terday introduced q concurrent resolu-
tion. providing for the ratification Of che
federal income tax. AS recommended BY
United States Senator Root and OPP
posed BY Governor Hughes. II was re-
ferred 70 the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The nation ought to have the power
to levy an income tax said Senator
Davenport vlt Il power possessed
by every other civilized nation, It is
IN the highest sense unjust and unequal
that the great classes Of income from
real estate and personal property cam
not now be reached by the nation, even
in the time 81 national emergency
eThere Il absolutely no menace to
state sovereignty Of the instrumental.
ties 81 state credit ii general income
tax. levied upon All fields Of invest
ment