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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
THE C0NSULS DIS
AGREE.
GERMANY AND TURKEY
ON FRIENDLY
TERMS.

Vancouver. b. {. Nov. 5.-News
from Samoa says that it is not very quiet
there and everything is in disordercd
condition.
1t says there is split up amongst the
Consuls and the Consuls Of Germany
the United States and England and two
treaty officials 90 not work harmonious
ly together.
1t is believed that the president will
be directed to take charge of the Samoan
government and run it himself. Some
people are advocating abolition of the
Kingship and the contemplated opera
tions of the American government hav-
ing coaling station at Pago is viewed
with dislike by the GcrmGns who ii is
expected will VOC against the improve
mtns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
Best $1,000 Suits
in the Land.

unp row of salts close to the glass front shows
five rood working suits, one in Il blue, heavy
Chaviot at 500, one in brown and green
mixture Plaid at Si.95, one in bltIe-black
Chcyiot at $3.50, one greeniSn shade with a
plaid mixture at $500, and the last one at
sl.a5 which is well worth to investigate.
While on the side of the window shows up
five lines of Gentleman's Trousers, containing
q pairs in all, and ranging in price from $l.5o
to S4j0.
Taking in all together which they SLOW
makes four Top Goats, twenty-four Suits and
twenty-five pairs of Trousers, is as nice var
iety Il, was ever placed in one window in this
or any other city in our State and the whole
work was done in one-half day by MIR. Harry
A. Segel, of the firm, who spares neither time,
labor nor money to make their goods known to
thc public A few minutes that can be spared
our reaCers to give the young proprietors of
IN, Blue Store a call and to examine their fall
goods will be more than well appreciated by
them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
Montpelier Crawls.

The Goddard boys are very much dis
gusted with the Nj S. foot bail manage
ment and with Principal Newton for the
reason that they have shown their true
colors by refusing to plays return game
with Goddard as they agreed to Go os-
tensibly for the reason that Goddard
plays too roughly but for the real reason
that they are afraid the score, should
they play again, will be something like
80 TO o. Principal o. X. llollister, Cap
tain Flagg and Manager Bushnell went
down to Montpelier yesterday afternoon
to trv and drum little reason into their
heads but it was no use; they were de-
termined to crawl SO they crawled and
absolutely refused to play the return
game.
In the recent game between the two
schools Goddard did not play dirty
game but they played SO hard and fast
that they completely outclassed their
opponents.
When a man is fitted to be the Princl-
pal of school of the size Of Montpelier
Seminary he certainly sho~s tnat he is
the very small part OF IA man If he Will
lend himself to such Il babyish act as to
defraud Il rival school of their justly due
gate receipts and of a victory which
they would have undoubtedly won.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
Seven Men Killed.

Wilkesbane, Pa, Nov. 5.--Seyen
men were killed and three fatally injur-
ed at the Exeter colliery of the Lehigh
Valley Co., at West Pittston this morn
ing.
The accident was due to the careless
sness of engineer Price whose disobed-
ience of positive orders caused three
cars 10 run into the top of the shaft.
The cars were loaded and weighed
eleven tons. They went crashing down
$50 feet with friyhtful force upon a
carriage carrying ten men. Seven
were instantly killed, Price was SHIFT
ing loaded cars, pushing instead OF
hauling rs ordered.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
\ NOVEL DISPLAY AT THE
Blue Store,
ON DEPOT SQUARE,
sEoEl ~ BRADY, Proprietors.
on DEPOT SQUARE,
SEOEi. ~ BRADY,

IN enc of their windows is displayed this
week Il variety of Gentemens Tallor-Made
pe,d,.to-Weur Suits, Top Coats and Fine
rn,,,er, that are seldom seen. The top line
:, thp hphurLltround shows four Top Goats, one
!, hr,vn at $500. one in Il light-colored COW
ar, .t 81. .Go. one in black at $500 and one in
,l,. ,t -1a.o3. which are productions of art,
v.bilr another lihe shows four Gentemen's
-,,;t. ~ douhle-brcaSted square cuts, one in
,ueJi,lm color Plaid at $50, one in Il blue
hrl.. exc Wor,ted nt $1,000. one in black
rn,i.b CLAY Worsted mt $1,000, and one in
brown and greenish shade Melton at $1,000
tbut i. well worth the attention of the public
,,fo,e.tio,tc, while another line shows five
>rit. in Single Brca' ed Round-Cut-one in
hro,n lHy Wor>ted Cord at Sl2.00, another
,,r., W,r,ipl ut $500, another blue-gray
Wor.tpl $500, another II steel gray at $1,000
.nth,r a hlue-laok Fancy Worsted, fine
,,.,,. with a little invisible cneck at $3.50,
which is ~ pretty II garment aS ever seen'
white another lire shows five 3 l>neS' Suits
o,o in = brown little check at $500, another
heavier pMid ut $500. another "A gray mix
turoat $500. anothera blue mixture Plaid at
sooa which are wonders of the age, while
another Ine ON the floor of the wirlow shows
five more business Suits, one II medium light
rol,r in a sheep gray. suitable for granite
neonIe. Il. 500, another II brown, heavy
wool Goods at $500. "nothe" Il black W"r>ted
Al $50. another at $500, another ut S6 90.
Every one guaranteed to stand up in quality,
make ,ni sh and fashion with the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
A NEW CIGAR STORE.

4. o. Marion opened his new cigar
store in Depot Square to the public last
evening and a very neat well appointed
store it is too. Mr., Marion has put in
new counters and showcases and as
now arranged the store is very conven-
lent.
The show windows display large
assortment of nice pipes and two show
The other large show case is full of
choice cigars. The shelves are loaded
down with all kinds of tobarcoes and
smokers supplies. Any lover of the
weed will find anything here that a
smokers fancy can suggest,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
Turko-Germanic Alliance.

Dtllin, Nov. 5.-The Frankfort Zeit-
ung learns upon reliable authority that
Emperor Williams visit to Turkey led
to the agreement ~ which Germany
undertakes to support the integrity of
the Sultans possessions, receiving in re-
turn commercial and industrial privi-
leges. 1t is believed that this agree
between the two countries.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
Still Getting Ready.

Victoria, B. G., Nov. "a hundred
and fifty men have arrived fer the sloop
of war IScarens which went into COM
mission yesterday. The flagship I'M
perience has been proviSioned, taken on
ammunition. and is under steam night
and day. The Lander is ready for SER
vice at an hours notice. Torpedo de-
stroyers are all commissioned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
GRAND DISPLAY Of
COSTUMES.
BURNS CLUB MASQUER-
ADE A DECIDED
SUCCESS.

Never in the history of the Buns Club
in Barre and in fact never in the history
of society life in our city has there been
a masquerade ball which turned out to
be greater success than the one given
by the Burns Club last night in Armory
Hall.
There were fully one hundred mas
quers and each costume was expensive
and attractive.
On of the objects of the affair was
to raise funds for the Burns monument
which is to be erected in our city and in
this respect the most sauquinr hopes OF
the club We're exceeded for fully So
90 was raised clear Of expenses.
The first grand march started at about
8 o'clock and was led by Jamea Camp
bell and wife who we're not masked.
The march was very prettily arranged
and had it not been for the hall being
so crowded it would have been gone
though without single break.
The dance was managed in an excel
lent manner by the floor directors who
were William G. Mackie, James Pater-
son and John p. Emslie.
The Amusement Committee consisted
President James Ca.9pbell, vice presi-
dent Robert Inglis, Gas. Laing, Alex
Smith, Jas. Rue, Vim. Mackie, VIM.
Scott, Robert Singer Geo. Mckenzie,
and Secretary j. p. Emslie.
The cloak room vas in charge of
John S. Mcdonald 4 Alex Smith and
James Rae had chargs Of the entrance,
and Robert Singer. assisted by William
Scott and George Mackenzie took care
of the refreshments.
Music was furnished by the Barre
Orchestra, consistingIof Edwin Bruce,
Robert Mckenzie, Mt. Dufer, William
Gilbertson and Joseph jenkins.
1t was difficult maater to decide who
had the best costume, but the q" IIogan's 5
Alley Lovers " seemed to attract the
most attention. James Reid, Frank
Merchant, Ed. Mitchell and Charles e..
Scott also were selected by some as be-
ing the best. but tllero'was little choice
FOR one was about as GOOD as the other.
As nearly as could Nc ascertained the
list of masqueraders isEgiven as follows
Walter Premier. ..sCrpet Sweeper
Frank Merchant Faus.
Chas. &. Scott ft2ueetl OF iictrts
Mrs. William Carswtll, Night.
William Carewell, Convict
Mary Cadger, Sailor girl.
Lizzie Petric, Spaniar'' .
Harold Clark. Convict
Fred Rich, Lord Fauntlcroy
Annie Carol, Sun bonnet girl.
Melinda Trombly, School girl
Katie Diamond, :"
Minnie Dalton, =
Jennie Brown, Queen OF Hearts
Eta Bassett, School girl
Andrew Brock, Jester
Mary A. Smith. Flower girl
Jennie Bpattie, queen OF Hearts
Maggie Gibson Pink of Perfection
Mrs. Chas. Williams and Mr.. John
Brassett Hogan's Alley Twin.
Josie Hockenberry American locke,
Katherine Imlah Sailor girl
Ed Mitchell Falstaf
John Rogers Irish clown from Du'lii
John Murphy Woman from Dundee
John Stevenson Captain L. >. '
James Reid ollVel
Mrs. William Cruickshank Nigge
Mrs Frank Merchant Marguerite
Maggie Clark, Gypsie
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
Canal Prospects

Washington, Nov, ,,5.-rhe Nicaragua
canal commission will report in about a
month. An immense force is now at
work compiling matter and the commits
sion is of the unanimous opinion that the
canal is entirely feasible.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05

! x.l..-- ntCi
note read: "My name is Sih.,..,.-.-.
and l am a brass molder by
trade Am out of work. Let the grave
digger do the rest
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05

Mr.. Mitchell will take the usual ser
vices tomorrow in the Presbyterian
church.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Harris will otliciate in the
Church OF Good Shepherd tomorrow
mornining and evening.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Tomorrow morning the pastor will
give u brief sermon preliminary to the
Communion service. Bible School VIII
e,set at IL 10. At 2'45 the Y. ~
1--WE S,ioy holds its prayer meeting, the
r,ect of which will be ,'The Good
1e, ht.n The subject of the evening
in vimou will be "Sced Sowing and Soil. "
reply'he services at the branch stations
the Injected with this church Will De as
the COWS At East Barre, preaching at
uS. rS ! m. and 7.30 p. M, SUNDAY 'ochoo' oo
sSat,l2, sa'uI and Christian Endeavor at o.3o.
theiednesday evening prayer meetlhs "'
agao'clock.
my At Websteryille prerching at $40 a.
m. and 6p. m.; Sunday school at p
m. Thurday evening prayer meeting
+ at T o'clock. Mr.. Walter +. Sturtevahl
has charge of this branch work.
Beginning next Tuesday evening
-. special meetings will be held each eve
ninr except Saturday, conducted py
Evangelist ). ii. LingIcy OF W orcestei
Mass. These services VIII begin AT
O'Clock each evening, and everybody
will be heartily Welcomed.
METHODIST CHURCH.
= y,mo,,ow at Heddng Melhodls
r ,hnrrh the services will be as follows
. AtIo o'clock IL. IN. love-feast, at lo.4'
, M there will be the reception OF per
a som, ON probation and into full co"hec
st ,;nr Seven win be received by cer'l
h Gnde Of membership from other places
'rnn sacrament of baptism also the Dl
q monthly season of the sacrament Oh 'n
It Lords supper will be observed; at l
n',ln.k M the Bible School, at $40 p
e y, Epworlh League meeting ana at
is a,.lork ~, the pastor will preach on tn
IS theme "Why be Chrls'ian?' rae
'r evening next week except oa'"loay
N eyancelislic services will be helo Ill III
IS church at o'clock.
II, uNIvERsAIIsr CHURCH
;" T., ,h, Ituiyer,alst church tomorro'
II morning the pastor will preach on "
~ pnuor If SATAN" and in the evening
~ ..problems of Peace" All inc service
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05

Please keep in mind those $780, $500
,,,a az 10 Ladies' Shoes that are gong
like hot cakes.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05

Twenty four pair of Children 5 nfow =
Shoes. sizes 9-lO-11. a shoe 'h"' -"
ernllv sells for sl.25. They are a nice
Fine Kid and would be bargain ioA
81 90, but we make the price ior '7"'
urday 75c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
,.,u,ctton on western Railroads.

Denver, Nov. 81. -e'H 1llett OF the
rrn;ted States circuit court has issued
Temporary injunction restraining the
Southern Pacific and other western
railroads from putting into effect, IN
violation of the ruling of the interstate
commerce commission, a freight tariH
which would exclude the product OF the
.taeI mill of the Colorado Fuel and iron
4, =. ..-- ~ at Pueblo, Colo, from PaclEe
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05

-O RENT. --Tenement on Ei,,i u,,hts S' IN.
Spring water anu elee'''' '7"'''
ov;rc at this office.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
.v,vERsALIST CHURCH.

I, thc Irniyersalist church tomorrow
,,nroinu the pastor will preach on "lhe
Power Of Satan," and in the cVehih. Vi.
..prohlems of Peace" All tho services
of the day as usual.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05

tin. The program WILL :. % n,,,,
Quotations from Sievensoms Ioeai,st ns :,
Current events, Mrs Chandler; koner1
Ionis Stevenson, Sketches OF his li1e,
Mrs. Morse; A discussion OF "Dr' JeKyl
and Mr.. HYDE" led by Mrs. Currier
..St Ivesn Mrs. Nichols; Critic, Mrs
Odds,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05
Among The Churches.
pKEsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Mr.. Mitchell will take the usual SER
vices tomorrow in the Presbyterian
church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

mosquito fleet, to be composed of
the tugs and steam yachts recently
purchased and armed as an auxiliary
fleet The war department has made
numerous shifts in locating troops in
the west. with a view to speedy con
centration, General Flagler. chief of
ordnance of the war departn mt.
awarded 70 number of companies
contracts for furnishing the depart
ment with disappearing carriages for
eight, ten and twelye-inch guns, EN-
placements for which are now being
constructed at the seacoast fortica-
tions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

Greenway will have a fine lot of men
to hold up the ho1ors Of Yale. Among
them are Camp, Hazen, Atkins, Will
Jams, Clarke, Crawford Noyes, Dunn.
Winter, Shattuck, Burrell, Dashiel,
Russell, Lyons, Mcbride Bronson.
Ferguson BARTLETT, Wallace.
WadswOrth and West. These men
have been training consistently for
five weeks and when play ball" Ia
called, they will be in good condi-
ton. Yale and Princeton meet first
June 4 at New Haven, then again
June II al Pria eton, and in case OF
tie the game viii be played In New
York June is Harvard meets Yale
at Cambridge June % and then at
New Haven on the 2Sth. In case Of n
tie the game will be played In New
York July 2. The University OF
Pennsylvania viii begin the season
April with the Indians. On the
7th they will start on a southern
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

Washington, March 20. The United
States government presented through
Minister Woodford at Madrid care
fully prepared note dealing with the
distressing condition Oh affairs in
CUBA, and making clear that this gov
eminent cannot much longer withhold
DEFINITE action in bringing the pres
ent struggle and the sulferiag it is oc-
casioning to a close. The note wa.
submitted to the Spanish government
the latter part OF last week. The
Spanish government has made an
answer, Both the note of the United
States and the answer OF Spain are
marked by conservative toae, but
which does not overcome the
d'gnitied trmness characteristic of the
representations or both governments.
The UNited States note cleary ndi-
Gated that the situation could not
much longer be tolerated and in de-
tail reeited the distressed conditions
prevailing and the apparent Inability
Of the present Spanish policy in Cuba
to bring these conditions to n close.
The Spanish answer is reassuring and
furnishes the basis of lively hope
that the differences will bo adjusted
on basis satisfactory TO this govern
ment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
MASON THANKS POWELL.

La Crosse, Wis, March 2S. DR.
George E. Powell, who accepted the
challenge issued to Senator Mason by
Baron El Cardo, the Spanish editor,
yesterday received letter from Sen
ator Mason saying: Il thank YOU for
your magnificent letter and the spirit
of patriotism it shows. | must de
cline to let you fight for me- Let's
clean out the whole nation and move
them off the continent"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

sage and particularly to consider the
latest Developments in the Oegotia-
tions now proceeding with Spain. The
answer of Spain was in hand TO the
firm note sent through Minister
Woodford last week stating that Gu
ban affairs have become 50 intolerable
that the United States could not much
longer remain inactive toward them.
The general tone of the Spanish an
swer impressed the president and the
cab net and it was stated that the
outlook is now far more assuring, 1t
was stated that Spain has shown such
a conciliatory tone that ii is believed
that she would make concessions suf-
ficent 10 permit OF an amicable ad-
iustment of the present strained re-
latons This was qualified, however.
by the statement that the danger
po.ut has not yet been passed and
that war was yet a possibility.
At the state department cablegrams
were received from Woodford and
the Spanish minister. Senior Polo
Barnabe, was in lengthy con
ference with Judge Day rs to a prose
uectiyp adjustment At least two new
phases were submitted by the Spanish
minister that were exceedingly dipio-
matte. The Spanish government has
made known that no objection would
be made to the humanitarian objects
of the United States government IN
extending relief to sufferers In Cuba
on far greater scale than hitherto
contemplated It is not expected that
relief win be carried in warships, rs
this would introduce a political aspect
into the project purely humane This
acquiescence by Spain has cleared
the way for the presidents message
in the next few days, asking a large
appropriation for the relief OF the
destitute in Cuba.
Another important Spanish docu-
ment which reached the government
during the day was an abstract OF the
report Of the Spanish naval commits
sion which Investigated the destruc-
ton Of the Maine It is the only an
swer Spain has thus far made 10 the
action Of this government submitting
through Woodford the findings Of the
American court The conclusions
reached by the Spanish commission
are directly opposite TO those Of the
American court. No demands have
been made in connection with the
Maine. therefore there is no response
beyond the submission OF the Spanish
report
French Ambassador VI. Cambon had
conference with Judge Day This
renewed the talk Of European medi-
alton. which is assuming tangible
form The sreech Of Premier Hano-
taux in the Paris chamber Saturday
is looked upon as foreehadowiag MT
least Sympathy. II not direct steps
toward mediation by France and other
continental mowers There Is good
reason to believe that Spain ig ready
and anxious for this move and has
been ercourag ring # nj Europaan oapl-
tails Il would not be an offensive In
truslon. but a friendly offer 70 medi-
ate The differences.
At the war and nav Departments
preparations continued az nsua THE
navy department has made plans FOR
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

the report of the American board Of
inquiry. Today Woodford will confer
with Minister Sagasta The latest
election returns show that 1872 min
eriasts, so republicans and Carlists
have been elected Advlces from Ha-
vana show that -four autonomists and
two conservatives have been returned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
PROSPECTS OF PEACE CONTINUES
QUITE REASSURING.
SPAIN MAKES CONCESSIONS
United States Government win BE
Allowed to Extend Relief to Gu
bans on Far Greater Scale Than
Hitherto Contemplated Of
Spanish Court of Inquiry.

Washington, March 20. Monday
was a day Of action in every branch
of official life Seldom has day been
so replete with SO many diverse and
important phases OF a single subject
Yet the prevailing tone as received
from administration sources was most
reassuring and more in the line of
peace than for many days. This was
the impression conveyed by cabinet
officers after a special cabinet session.
BUT Isl congress a feeling of dsCon-
tlnt and uneasiness prevailed after the
message and the Maine report were
submitted, and especially in the house.
The presidents message was the main
event Of the day. Those who autici-
pated that the message would contrib
ute to the aggressive spirit were dis
appointed. With the report was sub
milted the voluminous evidence taken
at Havana and Key West before the
court of inquiry. Examined in detail
the evidence proved much more in
teresting in recital than the cold dis
passionate review submitted by the
court
The special cabinet session was
held to go over the presidents mes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

Nine Laborie. wife of the brilliant
counsel Of Emile lola in the recent
trial in Paris, is an English girl and
married Vladimir De Pachmann, the
Russian pianist in 1884 She OBJ
tanned divorce from him about seven
years ago Nine IIahorie has a
charming manner and dresses with
exceptional taste.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

New York, March 27.--In the
Graeco-Roman wrestling match at
Madison Square garden last night
Yousouf, the Turk, threw Ernest Roe
Der out of the arena in the second
minute Roeber claimed the bout by
reason of a foul. Yousouf was
willing to have the fall given to Roe
Der The referee decided in favor of
Roeber The 5000 spectators were
much disgusted when his trainer for
babe the Turk 10 give another exhibit
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
PERSONALITIES.

Thomas b. Turley the new United
States senator from Tennessee is a
reserved man and has few intimates
In large company he is dry as a
stick but In small and select gather
ings he tells stories that would have
made Lincoln jealous
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
RAcINE's MAYOR INJURED.
Tossed Thirty Feet by a locomotive
and Badly Hurt

Racine, Wis, March ~ Mayor
Frederick Graham was struck by a
Northwestern north-bound passenger
train Saturday morning and had a mar
row escape from death AS It H. his
friends fear that he win never recover
from the shock owing to his age and
shattered condition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Green County Farm Hand Shoots
Woman and Self

Janesvlle, Wis, March 27.--Burt
Watson, a farm hand IN the employ OF
Mrs. Emma Stoyer, near BrUwntown,
Green county, murdered Mrs. Slower
yesterday, shooting her twice with a
revolver. He then killed hmsalf The
tragedy was the result OF quarrel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

Among the men who have been try
ing their luck at Monte Carlo this
season is Baron Arthur Rothschild, a
member Of the famous family Of bank
ers of that name, Tie has System, 3"
which, however, Is more favorable to
the operators Of the wheel than him
self
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
FISHING AND FARMING .

1t is not often that the spectacle Ia
witnessed of one man fishing through
the ice while a few rods away another
is planting potatoes, but such was the
sight seen from the Monona shore
few days ago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
RAILROAD FATALITY

Port William, Ont, March 26.-An
accident occurred to the west bound
Canadian express at English River
yesterday. Two persons were killed
and 20 wounded