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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
"RUZZIE" LETTERS
CONTINUED IN COURT
Miss Smith, the Breach Of Promise De
PENDANT, Appears Bored and Pleased
at Intervals.

New York Oct. ls--A crowd whose
faces bore anticipatory smiles trooped
into part XII. of the supreme court
yesterday to gaze upon Russell Gardner
Griswold, as he sat in the witness chair
in an endeavor to prove to jury that
Miss Helen Smith, heiress and former
wife of former mayor of Stamford,
Conn, had capped her protestations of
love by proffers OF marriage, and that
$4,000 should be his heart balm for
her breach of promise. Miss Smith
wore veil that could not hide features
that were full of mirth--in strong con.
trast to those that faced her from the
witness stand
OF course Miss Smith doesn't fancy
the notoriety. But her letters to Rug
zielamb" riswold--hundreds of them
that have been and will be read in court
show that her sense of humor is large
and her intelligence, stylistically, philos-
ophically, and Economically, is rather
above the average. Consequently she
is able to derive some amusement from
"Ruzzielamb's" confession that he had
been ready to devote his life to her
and, in fact, had done so for nine years
l9l in receiving and writing letters, ac
eepting gifts and acknowledging them,
and giving up his position in bank in
order to run errands for her and be gen
orally handy around her house in Siam
ford, both before and after she obtained
a divorce. For some reason "Ruzzie-
lambs" righteous wrath amused her
hugely, and she Uttered frequently.
Letters Offered for Sale.
Occasionally when an especially good
specimen of her literary style was read
aloud, her expression seemed to imply
that she rather regretted such artistic
efforts should have been wasted and
reach their final resting place upon
nrosaie court table
tits believed that the defense, repre-
scented by Edward Mooney. and Albert
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Mrs. Schwartz Was Very Weak-vinol
Made Her Strong.

When we tell you that Vinol is the
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making weak people strong and vigorous,
we are only telling you what has been
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For instance, Mrs. Y. f. Schwartz of
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month could not gain strength as i
should.
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Wells Prop, Barre, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
Booker T. Washington Assault
Case Not Tried
PROSECUTION PROTESTED
Attorney for the Defendant, Ulrich, De
clared That Some of His Witnesses
Were Absent and Therefore He
Asked for a Continuance.

New York, Oct. ls. when the case of
Henry A. Ulrich, accused of assault on
Booker r. Washington, was called in
part V of the court of special sessions
yesterday morning, james l. Moore, the
counsel for Ulrich, asked for an adjourn
ment He intimated that several Of his
witnesses had been spirited away.
within the past week three of my
principal witnesses have disappeared,
Mr. Moore told the justices, "and | ask
that this case be adjourned for week
or ten days, so that can look into the
matter They have been on hand all
summer, and Just now, when the case
was set for trial, they have disappeared"
AT this District Attorney James Smith
broke out with loud protest
"That is no excuse for having this
case adjourned, your honors," he said.
"This case has been on the calendar
many times, and Mr., Moore has had
plenty of opportunity to get his people
here. DR. Washington has come to New
York at great expense. Although he is
not in the court room now, he is within
two minutes reach, and il the case goes
on now. as | hope it viii, he can be
readily produced. 1t won't take two
minutes"
Justices Keller Mayo and Ryan con-
ferred for minute, and then announced
that the case would 90 over
1T will be put on the calendar on Nov.
g. said Justice Keller, "and we insist
that all witnesses for both sides be
here then"
II can't see why the court should put
an injunction on the prosecution in this
case" broke out Assistant District At
torney Smith again, with evident heat.
"Im not sure that can get my wit
nesses here then, and | have them all
here and ready to testify now"
"The motion has been disposed Of, Mr.
Smith" said Justice Ryan. IF you don't
find that you are able to get your wit
nesses here, you have your remedy under
the law"
Ulrich was in court, but DR. Wash
iugton was not. 1t is understood that
one of the witnesses is to be Lieut..
Quinn OF the West Sixty-eighth street
station house, before whom Washington
made his complaint the night Ulrich
was arrested.
Ulrich, who has dog hospital LIVES
at llb West Sixty third street, and it is
charged that on March 10 he chased DIR.
Washington up Central Park West and
beat him up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
Society Won't
Tolerate Catarrh
Get Rid of 1t!

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tarrh and along with it the disgusting
symptoms, such as hawking, snuffling
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if afterward needed, so cents. at the
Red Cross Pharmacy and druggists ev-
erywhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
FAMILY MURDERED.
Man, Wife and Three Children Killed
in Bed.

Ellsworth, Kan, Oct. 1s.-William
Snowman and his wife and three children
were murdered while they slept Monday
night. The murderer used an axe and
crushed the head of each. The bodies
were found at ) o'clock yesterday morn
ing by Mrs o. w. Shook, neighbor.
There is no clew to the murderer The
Showmans were persons in moderate cir
cumstances and it is believed the motive
could not have been robbery 1t is not
known that the man or his wife had any
enemies. The bodies of the five victims
were found in one room. All were in
bed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18

symbolic of the eye-kiss for which he al
leges she had prediction.
The thirtieth letter of the morning
affected Miss Smith to such an extent
that she placed an over veil of deep
brown over her face. The letter referred
to was written in August, 1908, and was
addressed to "My Beloved Siegfrieds
In it she declares that to relieve "sog-
giness and cobwebs' she danced solo
before "phono,' and "Myl it was
hot worlSi" 1t closed with, always,
unto ashes, thine Brunnhilde.'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
MRS. Won CLAUSSEN INSANE
Was Prominent Through Controversies
with Roosevelt and Sweden Minister.

New York, Oct. ls.-Mrs. Ida Won
Claussen, who first came into promi-
hence through controversy with the
United States minister to Sweden and
later with President Roosevelt, was
committed to the Bloomingdale insane
asylum yesterday Physicians Of Bel
levue hospital, where she was sent a
week ago, decided that she was suffering
from progressive paranola."
The physicians report read in court
said that Mrs. Won Claussens had ae-
cused Mr.. Roosevelt of preventing her
from marrying the son Of the king Of
Sweden. Her original quarrel with the
Swedish minister arose from the lat
ter's refusal to present her at court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18

Ely, will try to prove that the broken
hearted young man offered the letters
to the public via a newspaper for a
money consideration.
Griswold, looking resigned bnt deter
mined, resumed his position on the stand
when the court convened II was with
a martyred expression that he listened
to Jacob Gordon, his attorney, read let
tiers from Miss Smith, protesting fond
ness or offering advice as to how he
should breathe and walk, and signed
sometimes "Brunnhilde," or "I-K,'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
PRINCE ASSASSINATED
IN HIS PRIVATE CAR
Student Entered the Car and Shot Prince
Troubetskoy Several Times With
Revolver.

Noyocherkash, Russia, Oct. ls.--Prince
Troubetskoy was assassinated yesterday
by student, who entered the private
car in which the prince was travelling
to this town and shot him several times
with a revolver.
The prince died few hours later.
The murderer is said to be a relative
of the prince.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
HAVE you PILEsq
Then Hem-Roid Is What You Want--A
Guaranteed Internal Remedy.

Here is physicians remedy. in sugar
coated tablets taken inwardly that cures
all forms of piles and avoids painful
operations, as web as the common odious
treatments. II attacks the very cause
bad circulation.
This remedy is DR. Leonhardt's HEM
R0ID, sold by Burt Fl. Wells, Barre, VT,
and all druggists 81 for "a days medi-
cine, and satisfaction guaranteed. DIR.
Leonhardt Co, Station b Buffalo, M Y !,
Prop. Write for booklet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
RAILROADS FORBIDDEN
To Cancel Rate Contracts With Other
Lines.

Washington, D, c., Oct ls.--All rail
roads were forbidden by the interstate
commerce commission yesterday to can
eel rate contracts with other roads when
such action will result in raise OF
freight rates.
The decision followed investigation Of
the Northern Paciiie's increase of east
bound lumber rates from Oregon and
Washington points on the Tacoma East
ern railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
Giants

Two-base hits---Barry. Herzog. Home
rum Baker. Sacrifice hits--Barry, Muir
ray. Stolen bases Barry, Collins. Dou-
Bile plays Doyle and Fletcher. Left on
bases Philadelphia 8. New York |.
Struck out by Coombs 7, by Mathewson
3. Time 2:l7 sUmpires AT plate,
Brennan; on bases, Connolly; left field,
Klemj right field, Dineen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
De LASSY MADE
Strong DENIAL
SAYS NOT IMPLICATED IN MUIR
DER OF COUNT VouTERLlN--
HIRED PANTCHENko FOR
CRIMINAL OPERATION.

st, Petersburg, Feb. S.-Co1nt
OBren De Bassy TOOK the witness
stand today in the proceedings
against him and DR.. Pantchenko for
the murder of Count Vouterlin, and
strenuously denied any completely in
the counts death.
In rebuttal Of the eldence pra'
yiously presented to show that he
had paid Pantchenko money to poison
Count Vouterlin, De Lassy volunteer
Cd the statement that he sought the
doctors services in a criminal opera
ton De Lassy gave him $50 and
promised the remainder :ater.
Letters concerning the transaction
remained in the possession of Pant
chenko and Nine. Muradieff, who be-
gan to blackmail him. He explained
that his meetings with Pantchenko
We're occasioned either by business
cor blackmail.
When Pantchenko made a confes'
sion he requested thai ne be permit
ted to occupy a. cell with another
prisoner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
NDLGAST HAS
A HARD Fight
KNOCKOUT BROWN SEEMED TO
HAVE ADVANTAGE IN MAJOR
ITY OF ROUNDS BUT THE
BOUT WAS A DRAW.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. s-Al Wolgas,
lightweight champion pugilst Of the
world, and Knockout Brown, Of New
Work, fought a h&rd six rornd draw
before ne American Athletic Club in
this city tonight,
Although the Na@ Yorker Lad a
slieht advantage In A majority of the
rounds his blows iaG.sed .ateam com
parea with those OF the champion
Wolgast seemed unable to fathom the
peculiar style Of Brown and the latter
Nanv times landed on Wolgasts fleat
and body without return Wolgas
tried m the tricks Of the trade e
reach his opponent, rushing AMI
iroughing to such an extent that h,
was warned by tee referee on twl
different occasions.
Brown never fought a better BATH
during his career, waile tae snowin
Of the champion, especially in tn
early rounds, was q aisappoiatmeut
When Wolgast became more a@cus
toned to Browns style he fought Il
better form
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
XII ri RkhCt6COl
t1AOER0

San Diego, Cal, Feb. S-Fifteen
rebels killed and six horses and rs,
600 rounds of ammunition captured
was the result of battle between
GO rebels and 70 Mexican troops un-
der command of Col. Gonzales, which
was fought at Picacnio Canyon, 1S
mile seast Of Campo, late YESTERDAY
afternoon.
The battle, according to adyices re-
ceived here by telephone, lasted
about 55 minutes The federal troops
had the advantage OF the position n
the canyon, and poured a deadly fire
into the rebel ranks. Within a short
time Is rebels were killed and mum
her wounded.
As soon as the result of the fight
was learned by Gov. Vaga, of Lower
California, he started in pursuit OF
the insurrectos.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
FALL OF JAUREZ
IS No NEARER
ONLY RUMORS AS TO POSITION
OF OPPOSING FORCES WERE
oBTAiNA5LE YESTERDAY,
AND THOSE NOT VERIFIED.

III Paso. Feb S.-By way of varia
tion 1t is safely predicted that Jaurp2
win not be attacked tonight. Whether
it is called on to defend itself at all
depends on Whether Navarro at tte
head Of 1000 federals from Chihuahua
or Jose De La Banco and $50 insur,
rectos from Casas Grandes, arrives
first.
a rumor reached here touisht that
Navarro hal met with reverse, hi
1t was only rumor. Wires being
cut 1t could not be investigated. One
story was that 2 train On which be
was travelling had been blown up aac
another had It that Gen. Blaneo had
met and defeated him.
II Navarro reaches Jaurez first IL
would be folly to all appearances Tor
(lrozco 10 attack him without rein.
forcements from Alanis and E'nnco
Aanis camred last night l2 miles
cast Of here on the Merican side Of
the Rio Grapde Amnuai,lon waG
taken Gcross the river az this point
this morning Aiauis ana hts men
mad disappeared a search Of The
hiHs in that vicinity faxed 70 disclose
his whereabouts but he and his men
arc virtually part Of 0rozcc's forces.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
TEN MEN BLOWN To
ATOMS BY EXPLOSION
Of A LOCOMOTIVE

Smithville, Texas, Feb S,-Ten
shop employees Of the Missouri Kan.
sas and Texas railroad were torn to
fragments and ten others were in
jured today when an engine under ret
pair exploded in the Smlthvlle yards.
Besides the loss Of lie railroad prop.
arty valued at $4,000 was destroyed
The locomotive had just been run
into the repair shop to be tested
when the explosion occurred Henry
O'Rourke, machinist, was attach
ing a safety yalsg The engine was
blown to atoms two oiaer locomo-
tives standing meas were wrecked,
and the roundhouse was partially de-
anolished
Win the burstiag of the boiler a
rain Of frag1nentsFof the engine and
portions of the human bodies fell
tfor several hundred yards The cause
1f the explosion has act been deter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
GRANTED HABEAS CORPUS
Three Men Get Respite IN Mexican
Extraction Gases at Guthrie,
Oklahoma.

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. S.--Writs Of
h2beas corpus and certiorari were
granted to w, L. Chapman, l.. G..
Grimes and r. L. Brown by Judge
John H. Cotterel, in the Mexican ex-
tradition cases tonight, and their ar
plcation for bail VIII be presented
tomorrow.
The writs Of habeas corpus requise
tho United states marshal to SLOW
cause why the defendants are res
trained Of their liberties, and answer
must be made in three days. A
writ of cerorari requires United
states Commissioner TibBftt to Ger
thy the record ana his findings IN
the case to Judge Cottcrel for review.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
SUGAR TRUST"
LETTER AGAIN
MAN WHO FlLCAED IT TO SELL
TO HAMPToN's MAGAZINE is
PLACED ON TRIAL IN NEW
YORK CITY.

New York, Feb. S.-The famous
Sugar trust" letter to Attorney Gen
eral Wicl<ersham through District At
torney Wise, in whien Mrs, Wicker
sham wrote that Senator Root has
sent me proof CT petition signed ny
Bowers, Mlburn and Guthrie in SUI
port Of their contention that the
statute OF limitations has run IN
favor of Messrs. Parsons, Kissel an3
Harmed" came up in court today for
more publicity.
Thomas b, Kelley, once special
agent for The Interstate commerce
commission, and later employed by
The United States district court here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
An IMPORTANT
DEMONSTRATION
AVIATOR CARRIES A MESSAGE
ON MEXICAN FRCNTIER--CCV
Erred as MILES in so
MINUTES.

washington, Feb. 8-The feat Of
Harry S. Harkness, In delivering yes
,erday by the aerial route a messase
from Major AlcManus, commander
Of Fort Rosecrane, 70 Lieutenant
Rubin, in charge of the american pa.
troll on the Mexican frontier, near
Tailfuana, is regarded by officials OF
the signal corps as an interesting
demonstra of the practical use OF
the aerGplane in warfare.
Brigadier General Allen, chief sig
nal officer OF the army today recelv-
ed a telegram from G. G. Collies,
president Of the Aero Club of san
Diego, saying the aviator covered Is
miles in 56 minutes. The matter
was in the hands of Lieut.. Rubin 25
minutes after its delivery to Hark-
ness.
Mr.. Collins said the roads between
the points Of travel we're practically
impassahle because OF the recent
rains.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
NEGRO ADMITS MURDER
Killed Livery Man in Kansas Town
Tuesday and Captured in Ok
lahoma Yesterday.

Anthony Kansas, Feb Slew
Shelman, one of the two negroes
captured at Cherokee, Oklahoma, to-
day aud drought to Anthony this
evening, confessed to the killing Of
Carl Randle, an automobile and llv-
cry dealer here, last night
Shellman says that Randle robbed
him of $3.50, and that when asked
white man threatened him. Shelman
thought Rande carried revolver
he says he seized bat and killed
Rim,
Shcllman exonerated John White
the negro captured with him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
GRAND JURY IS
GETTING ANGRY
lF CgANvlLLE POLITICIANS DO
NOT SHOW u TODAY THEY
WILL BE CITED FOR CON.
TEMPT OF COURT.

nany,lse, III, Feb. s. Sheriff sbep.
rad WAS Informed by the grand jury
toiny that unless several politicians
wfo have been srnnonel 70 testify
concerning political conditions ar
peai tomorrow morning attachments
Will be issued and they will be cited
for contempt Of court. They have
been repeatedly summoned but have
paid no attention TO the simmons
antI the Jurors are becoming angry.
The grand jury this afternoon he
can yating Indictments ana viii re-
s,a;ro that work tomorrow. It IS sail
about i60 indictments viii be- re
turned. but until heaaA warrants are
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
PEORIA BOARD or TRADE
OPPOSES GRAIN CLA

PEORIA III, Feb. S.--Tae Y eoFla
Board of Trade Wednesday morning
adopted resolutions opposing the pro-
vision of the proposc- canadian reei-
procity treaty affecting the admission
Of wheat, oats and barley to the
Iinlted States free of duty. The dis
tHhng interests alone favored the
passage of the reciprocity treaty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
RE-ENTER RACING GAME
Col. Young, of Kentucky Racing Com
mission, Has Been Out Of Game
For Three Years.

Lexington, Ky, Feb. o.--Col. Mil.
ton Young, vice chairman of the ken
tucky Racing Commlion, and one Of
the best known turGmen in the coun.
try, has decided to re-enter the rae
ing game with a string Of horses and
campagn them on the best tracks.
Col Young formerly owned Ne.
Crathiania Farm, one Of the most
thoroughbred studs in America, bit
re,ired from active participation in
the game three years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
RESULT OF CONSPIRACY.

Chicago Feb S.--Flarry Anderson,
duplicated in the robbery Of Rector's
restaurant Sunday morning by the
confession of Roy Faisline, a waitfr,
corrcborated Faislne's story in a
confession 10 the police tonight, al.
mitting the hola-up was the result q
a. conspiracy. Chas WIZARD whom
both say held up the cafe, still as
aserts Ills innocence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
FAy0RS F0RTIF|CATI0N
Senator Money Of Mississippi Deiiy
ers Elaborate Speech on the
Panama Canal.

Washington, Feb. S.--Senator Moa.
eX OF Mississippi today delivered an
elaborate speech in support of his
resolution ealing FOR the fortohcation
of the Panama Canal.
The senator took the ground thar
the United States is under obligation
TO keep the canal open. He asserted
III would be impossible to do so nm.
less the canal shoull % protected
against military attack.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
MORE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.

Savannah, Ga, Feb. S.--Executive
ocicers Of the Central of Georgia rail
road and of the ocean steamship com
panios Of Savannah, viii be removed
to Chicago, following the election to-
day Of President Chas. II. Markham,
Of the Illinois Central, to the presi-
dency Of these companies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
JOHN MORRIS WILL URGE No
CHA ~E IN WOOD PULP AVID
PAPER CLAUSE.
|EHGLANrS WRONG VIEW
Of canada--American Treaty Subject
OF Comment by finance Min.
ister Canada Wants
Trade.

Washington, Feb. S.-Jolla Norris,
chairman Of the paper ccmmittea Of
the American Newspaper Publishers
Association. viii appear tomorrow be-.
fore the WAYS and means toMrnitfes
OF the noese Of representatives with
facts and figures III support III tie
enactment witaous the chapEa of Il
syllable OF the wcos pulp ard pl.g-
provision Of the Canadian reciprocity
agreement.
Mr. Norris said cmphatically fhtt
there Is no. truth III the published
stories that these provisions admit
ted Of doubtful interpretations He
expressed the opinion that the agree-
ment verbatir,, az II stands world 1,a
ratified 10y the house oy at least a
twothirls maioritw
Mr.. Norris said his statement to the
committee will show the reciprocal
benefits OF the paper clause and in
sisted that he would eonfound the
parer makers. WHO are trying to
nnllfy lac treaty with opposition to
the papev elase."
The deaHae to which the adminis-
tration viii uuse in heha'f OF the en-
actment Of the treaty its "utmos, ef-
forts 10 hring abort such changes by
concurren legislation" as promised
In the agreement, was made plain 10
day in reports brought from the
White House by senator's who tailed
with the president.
These reports left little room for
doubt that should congress adjourn
without having ratified the agreement
the president win forthwith convene
the new CONGRESS IN extraordinary
session totconsidep the laatter afresh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
viii Make Bill For Lincoln Memorial
LaW--Ekpected to Sign
II Today.

Washington. Feb. S,--The senate
today concurred in the house amend
ment to Senator Cullom's bill pro.
vldiug for the erection IN Washington
of a monument 10 the memory Of Alb
raham lincoln. The house so amend
ed the bill as to place Senator Callotn
ana Speaker Cannon on the pernia-
uent commission,
The proposed monument Is to cost
S2.000,000. The bin now requires
onl the residents signature 10 make
it law.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
was placed on trial charged with mined.

liltching the letter, copying it and
selling it to Hamptons Magazine.
The defense sought to prove that
Reiley's affiliation with the magazine
was known to his employers and that
he had been given free sccess to the
books Of the American Sugar Rein.
ing Company and the district attor-
ney,s ogice, and that in general "thls
matter of living publicity to the
sugar investigation" anr as his coun-
sel out It "as was known TO Reileys
supefiors and more or less to the
government"
The case was adjourned until to-
morrow.