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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
NOTICE.

An evening school will commence at
the Seminary next Monday Nov. 2lst
1898, where Penmanship will be
taught AS it should be for all business
purposes and also, ornamental and
fancy writing if wanted and other
branches if that may be needed.
Per Order of JAS. M. KENT.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
Grand Trunk Collision.

Kingston. Ont, Nov. 15'-lne
Grand Trunk express from Montreal
for Toronto collided with freight train
this morning near Murray Hill. h'gh'
passengers were killed and many IN
jured.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
WARNING!

The legal voters of the city OF Barre, IN tne
rounty Of washington and State OF Vernon. "
ou" are hereby notified and warned to meet IN
"itv Git Meeting in Miles Hall, North Main st., s2
Any ~ Monday evening, Nov. %. 1898, at :oo
o,clock. % to act on the following articles, VIZ:
nr.t TO sec if the City will vote to put 10
snrin@ water at their drinking fountain on the
park. - .ho l,;+v y;I, anproye of
the o,"J1 acts Of our City Council in ignoring the
,,t vnte ' of the people by using brick instead OF
apsu rante in constructing onr City Building OH
';,'h Third. To see if the City will approve OF
tho nets of the City Council in not Following
the the ",yn vote q of the people by condemnins the
inu narre ,' Water Conlpany's plant. ....,.
''Iil Tnurth. TO do any other business thopgh'
pfGpu Tated at the City of Barre this 10Th day OF
November, 1898. ~ copnov Mavor.
rs "A stick pin with key attacheu'
'" Please leave at this Office and pe ,eo re-
warled. ---
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zine store, Segel Il Brady, Depot oq'iSl
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15

XAIANTED.-Lady or gentleman to canvas
w Barre and surrounding towns for a
local concern Good seller. Samples can be
carried in your pocket. Address, Z. y. BOX
654. Ioo'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
THE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

Francis Walker, one of the worlds
favorite baritone singers, will render
one of his most pleasing programmes at
the Unlversalist Church this evening.
Mr.. Walker has always received the
most favorable comment from musical
critics in nearly every corner Of the
globe where he has been before vast
audiences of every nation. This is a
rare opportunity and there is no doubt
but that the people Of Barre will show
their appreciation of this musical ar
tist by turning out in body to hear
him sing, sss -. u s ssssiss Ssss; ];
Ylfis much for those Who are lovers
of music. Now for those who are not.
Show your loyalty to the Granite City
and your interest in seeing our park
made respectable 10y purchasing ticket
for the entertainment. The improve
menls of the park are almost completed.
but the ladies must have n few moro
dollars with which to finish the good
work and they have taken this way to
raise the funds Let us help them out.
Tickets on sale at W. ii. Gladding's
drug store, price so cents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
% cents Each.

These goods sell regularly a' SOC. 10 AUG
Five cases OF Womeu'S Best Rubbers,
nade of Pure Gum by The Hood Rub
Der Company. Boston, which we will
SILL at 35r., Ace. and 40. The best
rubber ever sold at this price.
Five cases Boys anA Girls school
rubbers, medium and heavy weight,
made of pure gum by the Hood Rubber
Co.. Boston, which we sell at Zoe, Soc.
and 4Oc., that will wear better than any
rubber sold at the same prices.
A very large assortment of Mems
Heavy Rubber Goods and Leggings
which we offer at exceedingly low
prices. DO not buy elsewhere until you
have examined our goods and prices.
A new consignment Of Chileren's
School Caps, Gloves, Mittens Hose and
Shoes lust received and are for sale at
prices to suit your purse as we'll as
your taste. Come and see us once, and
YOU will come and see us often.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
RIVER STREET.
TWO DENIZENs OF THE BARRE BOwEpy
IN THE TOLLS.

AS we predicted in yesterdays paper
another exciting time has occurred or
River Street.
About five o'clock yesterday the bal
opened at the sgme house where the
sunday nights entertainment took place
between Mrs. Nina Robinson, lady OF
the house, and one Of her boarders ,
Lizzie Sullivan. 1t is said that during
the running fight that followed window !
We're smashed, bottles and glasses went
hurting through the air, and new stove
was wrecked.
The two females came to close ouar-
ters and the advantage was hard to de.
termine. Mrs. Robinson went up street
and entered complaint against the Sui
livan woman. Officer Brown went over
but the Sullivan woman was absent.
returning later he succeed IN locatiny y
her up stairs having very lively time.
After little Brown was admitted to the
room and found the Sullivan woman
and a man holding high revels, both
very scantly clad,
The woman was arrested and slept in
the cage last night. The man was al
lowed to 60. Before Justice Scott this
morning the woman pleaded guilty to
charges of breach of peace and inlox;-
cation and was fined $25.00 and costs,
amounting in all to $35.22, which she
paid. Her bank book shows that since
the 2Sth of last month she has deposited
$500 in the bank. Evidently River
Street is good place in which to make
money. The Sullivan woman disclosed
on Nina Robinson, lady of the house,
and she was arrested this forenoon by
Sheriff Smith and will be tried this
afternoon, Grand Juror Fay prosecuting
and W. W. Lapoint as counsel for the
defense.
THE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
AT THE
Blue Store,
ON DEPOT SQUARE,
sEGEL & BRADY. Proprietors.
SOMETHING
INTERESTING
For the Man, the Woman, the
Boy and the Girl, and Every
body in general.
FOR THE
NEXT TEN DAYS

We Offer
tbe following items which will eclipse
ANYTHING ever offered before at the same
prices in our city:
Two hundred and seventy-tive pairs
Men. heavy leather lined and unlined
and all wool Mitters and Gloves. good
for working, for driving, for evening
wear, ut
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15

- q RENT.-A tenement. lnGnlre a. 1nt to,
Fine store, Segel Il Brady, Depot 81 'lSl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
n Timely Qucry.

EDITOR NEws:-While IL is gener-
ally conceded that Blackfoot Is the pret-
ties, village in southeastern Idaho with
i,s many charming homes embowered In
trees and surrounded with grassy Ia ms,
yet we must admit that IL could be still
farther improved and beautified, and IL
seems strange that the public-spirited
people OF the town have not before this
organized an active Village Improv-
ment Society as have our neighbors OF
Idaho Falls and as have hundreds OF
towns all over the country.
A proper pride In our town will lead
us To make IL more and more desirable
rs place OF residence and TO this end
each citizen should contribute bis share,
be IL ever 10 small. Even children can
help To keep the streets free from rub.
bish, and thus form habits OF order and
neA,ness tha, will always be influences
for good In their future lives.
Tin cans and worn-out utensils ART
no, desirable as street ornaments, nei
there are great sheets Of paper that blow
hither and yon with every gust OF wind
Shall we have village Improvement
Society? QuERIsT.
Blackfoot, Idaho. August -, 1898.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

To forecast important events In the
lives OF men and women Is generally,
forsooth, outside the realms OF the finite
mind. ostcnsibly mention WAS made
in an issue OF month gone by Of the
approaching TO the threshold OF matri-
mouial happiness one OF Blackfoot's
fair daughters. Presto! It's passed.
This hymeneal even, occurred at Chal-
lis and has to do with the lives
OF Mr.. Edgar Huffman, Of that place,
aud Miss Lulu Mae sill, OF Blackfoot,
the ceremony being solemnized August
24th. May the cup OF welded bliss brim
for the ncwly-mated pair, and joys
bouutiful and bouncing fall to their
earthly share.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. a. d..
ouau,rell will be grievcd to learn OF
the loss of their infant son Arnold. j,
WAS taken III Thursday afternoon and
gradually grew worse and expired
about 3 o'clock In the evening. The
sympathies of all are with the amicted
parents because OF this sudden visitation
OF death. that has bereft them OF their
| little one. The funeral services will be
held at their residence tomorrow, Sat
urday, afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The little ladies OF the sewing circle
having the fair and festival In charge
Thursday evening did themselves
proud. Their offerings OF needleworl
were unique and tasty in the extreme
The proceeds from all sources were quite
satisfactory.
A New York girl created little ex
citement the other day by wearing
mask when she went into the surf L
ba,he. Perhaps she experienced del
acy In assuming the role OF the ne'
woman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
The IcOnOcl8sf.

Oh, these days iconoclsstic,
They are quite too much for me,
For my mind Ia not 10 plastic
As In days OF infancy.
Then learned that c. COlu mbus
Was hero brave and wise.
Nov I'm todd he was q william,
And pirate in disguise.
william Tell and son have vanished
From the realm OF sober fact
And no more the school boy readeth
OF their thrilling appie-act
william Shakespeare then was rated
AZ the master OF his art.
Now It's doubted II he ever
Saw his plays, In whole or part
Pocahontns' deed OF valor
For the noted Captain Smith
Isa visionary legend
And herself almost myth.
Washington We all looked up to
As q warrior good and true,
But It's said he wss DO fighter
For his tactics were not new.
Not one stone upon another
In the Temple OF the Past
VIII be left for future ages
BY the dread iconociast-
Idaho, August s4th, 1898.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
Teachers Examination.

The following list OF teachers are TAX
ing examination at the regular annual
teachers examination now in session a,
Blackioot. which is being conducted by
Prof. G. W. Pike. First, second, third
state certificates and life diplomas are
being issued:
Edna Gillespie, Louis Gardner, Mar
gnrct Morgan, Edith |. Lang, Ella
Gowen, ,Blackioot; Oscar A.Johannesen, i,
Ida G. Elg, g. II. Dunn, Mary Mckee,
NJ. Marian Murray, Eta GiAnzman,
Nellie Cutter, Idaho Falls; E.G. Adams,
Poplar; Rachel Maughan, Taylor; F.
w. Dalton, Grant; John Wray, Bryan.
Clara Amonson, Salmon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
Married.

RvsLER-PuCKwrr-At Blackfoot. Idaho. Au-
gust soth, 1885, william A. Chrysler OF
Cokevilc, Wyoming, to Ruthie V. Puck.
EFT. of Blackfoot, Idaho.
HARMON Blsckfoot, Idaho, Au.
gust 22d, 1893, Joseph V. Harmon, OF Butte,
Montana. to Susan 7. Cummings, of Chi.
cago. Illinois.
Woop- BRowN-At Blarkfoot, Idaho, August
23d, IssS, Edward T. Wood, of Club Springs
Idaho, to Margaret Brown. Of Gray Lake
Idaho.
Judge Wall ofliciated in the consum'
nation of the above important happen
ing in the lives Of these new voyager.
on the sea of ,iatrimony. 1t would
seem that his promotion to a high place
In this branch of his profession in th'
minds OF persons at home and abroad
Is destined to make record breaking
season for the Judge In bringing hap
piness to "souls with but singl,
thought and hearts that beat as one"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
OUR CREAMERY.
II Is i'm Successful Operation and
Bids Fair to Continue So.

Bids Fair to Continue So.
The creamery is now completed en-
enterprise. Machinery that has been
supplied for its proper working is per-
forming its part in satisfactory man
ner. The only requirement is more
milk TO make II more OF success than
il now Is.
This matter OF establishing a cream
cry at Blackfoot has claimed the at
tention OF leading citizens and ranch
ers for years past, and to know at last
II has eliminated in the substantial fin
ishing and equipping Of frst-class
creamery is a matter OF no little cougrat-
ulation. To add to its permanent sue
cess only needs the cooperation OF all
alike interested in any good thing that
is offered for support, from the class OF
workers who abound in our community
made up, as 1t is, Of public-spirited and
energetic men and women as we'll.
Let IL remain unsaid that failure fol-
lowed the initial effort TO fix for all
time among her other improvements to
Blackfoot this one lately added for
fnancial increment, placing her in the
onward march In the procession OF up
-to-date enterprises, and that SO readily
affords n profit to dSirymen and gives
to the world q superior article o
| butter and cheese of Idaho's home pro
ductiou.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
Yery Low Railroad Rates.

Round trip to Omaha, September 9TH,
good returning until September 2lst,
S35. 10. From Blackfoot to Omaha and
return September 2lst, good returning
September 26th, S35.70.
For Democratic State Convention at
Boise one fare for the round trip rate
from Blackfoot is sl4.45. Tickets on
sale August 23rd and 24th, good return
ing until August 10Th.
one way rates to Chicago and 81
Jouis. until further notice, rate from
Blackfoot to Chicago first class sl3.oo
second class, $500. st. Louis, hrs'
class, SO. 20; second class, s36.oo'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

The equal sufferage club will meet at
the school house, Tuesday August Goth
at 3 o'clock, all ladies are invited. BY
order of COMMITTEES,
Expect to see fine line Of good S
when d. II. Biethan get back nom his
Eastern trip. Among an immense line
Of ali kind OF merchandise, etc, he
will have two cars Of furniture,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
Sfeunenberg Forces in Control
Special To The NEwS1

Special 10 The NEws.l
BOISE, Aug. 27.-Delay In permanent
organization OF Democrats owing to
opposition caused by contesting Bing-
ham county delegations. Yesterday In
convention Steunenberg delegation was
seated by vote OF 81 TO AZ. Demo
cratic and Silver Republican confer
ence committee waiting to see II Popu-
list convention can harmonize.
Steunenberg is strongest man for gov
ernor. May close work tomorrow.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

This statement does not include the
valuation of railroad and telegraph
property which is fixed by the State
Board OF Equalization.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

Shirt waists--a very few left at one
half price at d. II. Biethans,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-25
GRIM MESSENGERS WORK.

The death summons came very sud-
denly for Mrs. William II. Stephens, of
No. f3 Belmont street at II o'clock
last evening. She had been in her
usual health all day and attended the
1890 service in the First Methodist
church, the Sunday school in the chap
el on Belmont street at 2, the Epworth
league meeting in which she partici-
pated, and the regular evening service.
Shortly after retiring for the night
Mrs. Stephens informed her husband
that she felt pain in her left arm and
in the vicinity of her heart. She eX-
pired before a physician could be sum-
moned.
Deceased was born in Hamilton town
ship, Monroe county on May =. 1880
being nearly forty-eight years of age.
Her maiden name was Ellen J. Bates
She was married thirty years ago the
fourth of last July and the family
moved to this city on the third of
July seven years and a half ago.
Mrs. Stephens was a member of the
Deceased is survived by her husband,
one daughter, Mrs. Frank Bedell. and
four sons, Harry s., Edward, Fred and
Harvey, of this city, and three broth
ers, Alfred Bates, of Wilkes Barre;
Christian, of Kingston. and Edward.
OF Nanticoke. The funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-25
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mrs. Thomas Clune, of Bronson place,
Is entertaining Miss Libbie Riley, of
Pleasant Mount.
Stephen Maroney, of Susquehanna. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. p. +. Mof-
fit
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennis, of Wyo-
ming street, are entertaining Miss
Edith Dennis, of Green Ridge.
Mrs. Bolton and daughter, Leila, are
visiting in Binghamton.
Professor ]. Franklin Crowell has re-
turned from a weeks visit in New York
city, where he met many distinguished
persons Among others was Mrs. Julia
Peak Blaisdell, the famous harpist,
from whom Mrs. w. NJ. Lethrop is re-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-25
CUPID'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Miss Minnie Tallman, of Highland
avenue. well known and popular
young lady of this city, and Charles
Wildoner prominent resident of
Hemlock Creek, Pa, were united in
marriage at Wilkes Barre Saturday
evening The couple will reside at
Hemlock Creek, where the groom is
employed as station agent for the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road. He is also postmaster CT the viii
lage.
Announcement has been made of the
coming marriage of Miss Jennie, ,daush-
ter of Mrs. Bridget Walsh, of Pike
street, to Anthony Swarts, of Dundaif
street. The ceremony will take place
in st. Rose church on the 10th of Feb
ruary. Both Of the young people are
well known and extremely popular A
host of friends will hasten to extend
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Horan,of Scott
street, have issued cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Katie
to William r. Bergan. OF Canaan
street. The ceremony will he perform
ed at st. Rose church at o'clock on
the evening of Tuesday, Feb. s.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-25
JERMYN.

This evening at o'clock the Demo-
Gratis of the First ward will convene at
the Edmonds & Snyder hall, to nomi-
nate candidates to fill the various
offices, The citizens of the First ward
Will hold a caucus at o'clock in the
same hall to nominate ticket for the
election on Feb. 10.
Thomas Jones, of Honesdale, for
merly of Jermyn, is circulating among
friends and relatives here.
On Sunday evening the Holy Name
society met and elected the following
officers: President. william Walker;
president, W. j. Bergen: treas
urer, NJ. G.. Nary; marshal Peter
Speicher; sacrstian, Thomas Tallet. A
resolution was passed to have n num-
Der of cards printed and hung up in
public places to remind and eXhort the
people to revere the name of the Lord.
w. II. Freas is moving into the prop
erty recently purchased by Attorney
II. ID. Cary
Mr.. S. Fellows, of Scranton, and DAN
iel Gallon and Griffith John, of Taylor,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Evans, on Sunday last.
The Mesdames Walsh and Mean
dreWs, of Battle avenue. Carbondale
called on Jermyn friends yesterday.
The funeral of Charles, the 2-year.
old son of Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Gavin
viii take place this afternoon at .
O'Clock. Interment will be made in
Archibald Catholic cemetery.
Robert Yendle, of Fourth street
wishes to announce his name as candi-
date for assessor. subject to the de-
cision of the citizens caucus, which will
be held this evening.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Evans, of Fourth street, a surprise
party was given in honor of their son
John, at which a large number was
present. Games of various kinds were
lndulged in and at the close refresh.
ments were served. The following were
present: Jennie Morcom, Maud Hill
bettie jenkins. Lottie Morcom, MarN
jenkins. Blanche Bennett, Bessie Davi.
son, Mary Jones, Mary Evans, Thomas
Morcom, Arthur Jones, George Jones
Frank Baker, BERTHE Seymour DAME
Grifliths, Richard Seymour. George
Mclean, John Rosemorgy, John Evans
Joseph Wasley
There will he a citizens caucus al
the Edmonds han. Mayfield, this even.
ing at $50 O'clock
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-25
MARQUIS AND REPORTER.
The ImperturbabIe Serenity of Lord
Harrington.

Mere than twenty years ago, while
| Harrington was chief secretary for Ire
land, some national demonstration in
Phoenix park led to a breach of the
peace that called out the troops. The
disturbance occurred on Sunday, and
Immediately after the paraders were
dispersed, many of them seriously in
iured, two or three of the leaders has
tened to a lawyer and began legal pro-
ceedings against Lord Harrington for
having melted to breach of the peace
| by calling out the troops. On the day
OF the alleged riot some friends of the
secretary, including Prof, Mahaffy, had
been at luncheon at the vice regal
lodge in the park, and on their way
to the city were witnesses of the dis
turbance. When Mr.. Mahaffy was
called during the trial in court the op-
posing counsel asked him If the crowd
had recognized him. "Yeth." he re-
piled, in his bland and lispinG style,
II prethume that my friendth and my
theft presented thumthing of a quaith-
vithe-regal apDearanceth' Ia quasi
vice-regal appearance). Great amuse-
ment was caused by the efforts Of
lawyers to pin the professor down to
an exact meaning of this phrase, and
Mahaffy, who is an adept in the arts
of bamboozlement, explained himself to
the jury in words taken from Latin,
Greek and German, which, of course,
made the matter perfectly clear to the
twelve good men and true.
Harrington was put in the witness
box and gave a simple, yes" or mo" to
each question. Did you call out the
troops?" do you think you We're JUS
| titled in calling them out?" DO you
think il the duty OF a secretary to
stop a peaceable meeting of citizens by
sending armed soldiers to fire upon
them?" "Yes" or mo- came deliber-
ately as the calm looking witness
shifted the right leg over the left knee
or the left leg over the right knee.
The fishing got nothing out of him. He
was deep as mid-Atlantic. When coun-
sci tried TO irritate him he smiled
Looked down at his wiggling shoes and
said nothing. The ardent nationalist,
who was primlng the ross-examining
lawyer with questions not calculated
TO turn away wrath, had fire in his
eye This little fat man, with a very
red nose, was a reporter ON a Dublin
paper, and as he might never again
have chance to disturb the tranquil
| ity of the witness he made the most
of the opportunity. Outrageously ir-
relevant questions were put at mis- in