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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-24

ARMORED CRUISERS-A. o. S., City. The United States has but two armored cruisers, the New York and the Brooklyn. The guns on these aggregate thirty-eight Spain has the following named armored cruisers: Oquendo, Cisneros, Catalina Maria Teresa, Asturias, Vizcaya, c. Colon, Aragon, Carlos ", Neunanita and guns.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-24

UNCLE AND COUSINS-N N, City. The law in almost every portion of the world prohibits the marriage of uncle and niece or aunt and nephew, but there is no law that prohibits an uncle from marrying a first cousin, except the law of nature which visits it's penalties on those who do. These are often in the form of imbecile children.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-24

RAILROAD FACTS-A. H. R., Bonnie Doon, Cal. The agent of the Great North ern Railway at San Francisco Is E. s. Blair that of the Northern Pacific is T. R. Stately. The Omaha exhibition will open June 1. There will not be any cheap excursion rates to 1t from San Francisco. The fare to Des MoineS is $35 25.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
BAKED BEAN SUPPER,

Those who spent last evening at the
Congre @nlional Church I'arlOrs We're
Wen repaid fol the money aud lime III
vested. From until I 80 O'Clock the
wants of the liner mau We're satisfied
10y the bouutltul supper prepared under
The direction OF Mrs, w. +. Morse; the
ladies in charge OF the several tables
We're Mesian.9sss Z Z. Il Il hhtAl, ID. "A. Me-
i.1eud, Geo. Tllden, Will Eastman and
". A. Leoourvuau each assisted 10y sev-
eral Mattresses. As people passed from
the dillin" room 10 The parlor lneir nj
tentjon was attracted by the platform
built across the east side OF the room
and furnished with old time furniture
with large album ON an easel AT the
rear. i he room WAS soon filled and
after a selection on the piano by ;. llol-
lister Jackson. Miss Mabel " inch, a.
grandmother, gave The history OF the
pictures in her family album 10 her
GRAND dau .hter, Miss BESSIE spear.
Ine following pictures were shown;
Pa. {. ), Wallace; Ma, Mrs. {. :.
" allacp GrAndua When 10 years old,
Gladys Gale Grandpa when 10 years
old. Ar,hu- Walker.
Grandma aud Grandpa, aS bri9e and
b,ideMroom, Mrs, &. y. Field and Nell
son Ballard.
PEARSON Snod 4rass ''who married Us y
Z. A. Drown.
Clarindy and ClArine, "my sisters,
Bessie Wheatley and Mary Chandler.
Dave Green, Albert Smith.
Squire Jones, Frank MeWhorler.
Josh Jones, F, ID. Ladd
Brother Sam, ''the black sheep OF the
family" j. Gould More.
Arethusa TarboX, ",he handsomesl
woman in our town. Mrs. +. Nc
| Whorter,
Tim Slowboy, Fred Jackson
samantha. ..Tlu's tr,l wife" lsa-
bella " hitehead.
Podunk girl, films second wife,
Alice Pape.
Mehtable Smilax, Mrs. c. W. Aver
i'll.
Aunt Serena, Mrs. f. a. Drown.
Josiah Higgins ''the dandy Lrohart
Hutchinson. -,
Charity Smallweed, Mrs, +, d. Laid
THREE PECULIAR WON EN-
Jemmia. Edith Ayerl); kezlah
Fra nces Clark koranhappuch, Geneva
Mills.
The twins. $50 sweet and cunning.
Sue Cummings and Clifford Holt
Harriet, Mrs. Fred Edwards -.
Thn entertainment was under the On
reclion Of Mrs. {, W. ANerIl assisted
bv Mrs. A. u. GiIley and Mrs. r'r'e'
Chandler and as well us the supper
was great credit to the ladies pes'"''
rattiug Them neat little sum.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

r INT TO Oregon. Ele was also chosen
superintendent of the Sunday school
Messrs Edwin C. Smith, J. X. Lynde
ana Eugene Call were elected executive
committee, an effort will be made TO
retain the services OF Rev. p. p. Womer
the coming year.
This question was sprung upon several
OF our prominent citizens last week viz
was grain ever sent to Europe from
chicago hy the lakes, and without
rcshlpnent The division of opinion
was interesting and amusing but no one
could prove the affirmative or negative
SIDE OF the question, The main idea on
Inc question, Of course was wheather sea
gong vessels could be taken through
the water ways (canals) between Lake
Michigan and the salt water. A letter
was written TO Chicago for a solution of
the ye&ed question. When the readers
OF tho TELEGRAM have guessed long
enough if they do not alaerdy know
the answer will be forth coming.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

n. !. Central. &C..
North Americana,
General Markets.

New York, Dec. IA.
FIOJ-R-State and western firm ana iela At
=. siirht advance: winter patents, S8"'Ao'o''
winter straiehts. SB45a3.5h; Minnesota patents
en- a,us s5. winter extras. S265a2.@l.
VIBRATING. 2 red opened fiimer on Gov
.r;no and small northwest receipts but ehsed
az nnder realizing; March, '31aa1''94c.; May
~ pyE~Stcady; state, h6aad1ac.; No : west
.,., 5slsc.. c. i. f., New York
'CoRN--No. quiet. but firm Win WHEAT
NAV. Mtaa39 13-1bc. ..a.o o.
oaTS-No. Q inactive track, white STATE ~
occ. trock white, western, Slaabc.
p0RK-Firm; mess, Sa,i5as.2d; family sl'"
ll.50. .. ,,.,s+orn s,eam. s5.4h.
i' 4.s11!-tTTrR-Firm; state dairy, 15alsc. state
creamery 15al9Lsc. ,. ,,,,i.o
u Sr'HTEsE-Quiet, but firm; large "A''o'
,oilr.. small, white, lo84c. ~.
re" E,eGC;S-F,irm; state aud Pennsylvania aoS
orc: western, &C. x.i-oer.
- SS:IrrGAR-Raw weak and nominal; fair rem,
49,. a7lc. centrifugal, @ test, 49sc.' renhcu
...',or,Is, and unsettled; crushed o9sc'' Po"
otu Mni aSSES-Tirm; New Orleans saAS4c' =.
pICT- Firm; domestic, 4a4a6hc. Japah' '>1
aElec. s,..ar. <.i+r sl6c.: country, S1ta
5h1c. .,,;-,,,nu a]a45c. good Il
choice, a5aiE4c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
sparks From Granite Civ

yesterday. ." '"e o''y
~, Deputy Sheriff L. G.. French is i,
washington on business today.
Lawrence j. Griffin and son Francis
''fe III burlington on business today
+. +. Perry and Arthur w. Nys dro,,
u has' Barre and Williamstown today
:, D. g. McGrearey Of Glens Falls n
day. '''ei
FRANK oawtelle expects to open his
new restaurant in the Morse bnildinr in
few days. :"
harmon Batchelder of Sumner ST. i.
very SICK with pneumonia and is NOT en-
pected to live.
i1usiIe IN Youl votes for most popular
stone cutter, The end of the contest is
drawing near.
The reports from Montpelier say that
inc Thermometers registered 80 degrees
below yesterday morning.
The case of Ward & Douolass " !
NJ Eastman in Orange County Court
has been settled by Ward d Douglass
buying the Judgment which Eastman
held against them as trustee.
The regular meeting of Hose Com
pany NO. , was held tuesday night and
was one OF the best meetings of the
season After the regular business was
gone through with Chief n d. Phelps
VINO was present gave a very interesting
'alk Oh various subjects connected with
the department.
Officer John l.. futile has served
papers on Henry Camp OF Plaiufeld or
derlng INN 10 appear al the next term
VI County Court on the Request OF Stale.
Attorney Richard \, lloar who claimed
lIat the man had tried to influence the
jury i'll the famous Ryan OK case, which
case Is OF much Interest to Barre parties
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
WAS CUT TO PIECES.
rhe Mystery of Mrs. HOrne's Disappear
ance Being Cleared Up.

The Mystery of Mira. HOrne's Disappear.
ance Being Cleared Up.
Hot Springs, Dec. Is - Gradually the
mystery surrounding the disappearance
from this city several weeks ago Of Mrs
Nellie J. Horne, beautiful young woman
who was visiting this health resort and who,
the authorities believe, was murdered by
young Hardy Sheffield and robbed of her
money, is being cleared up and Sheriff
Williams hopes to have evidence to prove
that one of the most heartless crimes ever
committed in this vicinity was that by
which Mrs Horne lost her life.
Hardy Sheffield is in Jail charged with
the murder. The sheriff has returned to
the city from the home of Sheffield s
brother in Hot Springs county, where,
it was reported, the body of Mrs Horne
had been found. He brought with him a
sack containing grewsome evidence that q
human body had been cremated piece by
piece in Sheffields house. The suck con-
tanned human bones, ashes and other arti.
Giles recovered from the fireplace in Shelf
fields house.
Experts are ut work making a scientific
examination of the ghastly relics, and ii is
already established that the bones are those
of a human being.
Sheffield's brother, in whose house the
crime is supposed to have been committed
was brought TO Hot Springs by Sheriff
Williams and placed in Jail, as were also
several Others who are charged with being
accessories to the crime. Some startling
developments are expected.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
REV0LVtRS In COURT,


e'' Louis judge and Lawyer Menace Each
other-J nd - Assaulted Latter
1t. Louis Dec IA riot occurred in the
First district police court. during which
Judge Thomas II. Peabody sat with his re
volver in his hand while ATTORNEY ! u
otorts' with drawn weapon, denounced the
Judge In unmeasured terms because of a
dtcision he declared unfair to his clients.
he attorney was defending four women
charged with being questionable charac-
tiers, and the judge declined to continue
Their case for more than one day This an
eered Storts, who drew his revolver and
launched into lurid denunciation of the
Judge.
The Judge drew his revolver and called
FOR officers to throw the ATTORNEY out The
officers responded, and after bAttle. dur
Ing which furniture was demolished The,
lawyer was placed behind the bars The
trial was then taken up and the women
Were fined heavily
Litter while Judge Peabody WINS about to
enter his home on Page boulevard two men,
supposed to he friends of ATTORNEY Storts,
spfhnS upon INN and began ASSEMBLING him
with their fists. The judge attempted to
defend himself, but was overpowered He
was being worsted when his cries attracte ed
Il private Waterman, who ran to his rescue.
and the assailants Disappeared The Judge
was bruised, but not seriously injured
referring to the trouble in the court dur
ing the day the judge said
Nv hen Storts made that charge at me
with his revolver, of course was prepared
for him. and ! would hayv fired if il had not
been that there were dozen persons behind
him. considered that my life was in ieo1,-
ardy, and ] meant to shoot at the first op-
portunity."
As there is bitter enmity between Attor-
ney etorts and the judge, it is feared there
may YET be more serious trouble.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
Miscellaneous.
Central Vermont Railroad.
Tine-T able.

OHHECTkD TO OCT, ., 1895.
min. ,,,,4 Barre daily, except Sunday, 1T 20
GOING SOUTH.
IA N-MAlL. For Boston VIA Lowell O
.ftchuulg, New YORK via. Springfield apt
nt New Eurlund points. Parl7r car TO Boz
~ via Lowell, without change.
- no Z. M.-FAST EAPR SIS. For Boston
lowell New YORK via. Springfield andvii
New London. Buffet parlor carto Boston
,l0 M.-LoCALPASSE For N, rtb
h.ld Randolph, and White Rive
Junction, connecting with mlXet
train for Windsor.
ii M Y.M-NlGHT EMPRESS. Lenves Barr,
week dayt only, but ieapes Montpelier u AZ
IN, daily including 5undays. Due Boz
to, via. Lowell daily S.15 A. Nj. Boston Viz
ttrhburS, daily Except sunday 100 a. ii
sunday 1920 Am. New ORR except sun
ANY II 20 A II. Or Sundays rhns to Spring
UtIJ Only. ngnel sleeping Calf 10 Sostoi
viz lowell hnd TO Springfield
GOING NORTH.
asa N.-LDCAL Express. For Buring
''0N I'm, - \ lpans Richtord and Rousek FONT
tt,.,,,ls al l.ssex junction with express loi
H. nuln(s Oh Rutland Ii. H.
2os M.-MAlL. For Burlington, Rutland
Cambridge Junction, -" AlbAls, NJ ontrehl
Eqrwood, Ogdensburen and the " est. " ~
pt, PArlor Gar to Nj ontreal.
t1n !, N-aXPAESS tor burlington, ii. Al
''S Iara. and Montreal. Pullman Sleeping On
Montpelier Junction 10 Chicago Wlihou
lt.l.te Due Chicago 9 to ?. NJ neAi l!lsb
connects at EssGs Junction Tor New o.
VITA. tutlapd and Troy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
BARRE FIRE DEPARTMENT

n. u. PHELPS, CHIEF.
The meetings OF the Barre Fire De-
partment take place as follows and all
firemen are requested to take notice.
Hose Co. No. 2-The first Monday Of
every month at No. Barre Hose House.
Hose Co. No. 1.-The second Monday
of every month at Prospect St. Hall.
Hose Co. No. S-The End Tuesday
Of every month at Prospect St. Hall.
Hook and Ladder Co.-2nd. We'd
nesday at Prospect St. Hall.
Department meeting-Last Friday of
every month at Prospect St. Hall.
Firemans Club-Third Tuesday.
All meetings at Z p. N.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

Washington. Dec. 15,-Nlr Vest called
the attention of the senate to private pen
sion bills and entered protest AGAINST ihei,
passage without due consideration, rs be
said the senate was falling into the habit OF
doing He called attention TO the fact that
Notwithstanding Illinois had furnished
1000 more soldiers than Indiana the pen
sion roll for Indiana exceeded that of Hi
pois by 81 ,5W,000 He accounted for this
fact on the ground that Indiana is a pivota
state politically, saying that it WAS notori
Gus that the commissioner of pensions was
an ext Mon soldier and had granted pen
sions to almost every applicant in politici
districts which are close
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
SOUTH BARRE.

The annual Univcr>alist far COM
mences tonight in harrington 5 hall ana
.n;,1 run three nights. a chicken PIE
s,,,,,nr will be served tonight and the
safI i,mep, will consist OF farce en-
titled "l'ncle jeff Tomorrow n'Sh,
an oyster supper viii be served and
i r,.;3av niobl a supper OF baked beans
An entertainment viii be given each
avaninr Here is a good chance TO ge'
your Christmas presents al low Prices
and At the same time help the ladies
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
Camp AIger PnAised.

Washington. Dec 15--Rev Father Kelly
chaplain OF the Sixth Illinois volunteer in
fantry, paid high eulogium to conditions
at Camp Alger Virginia, in testifying be
fore the war investig eating commission. He
said in the regiments first camp at Camp
Alger there was little difficulty about the
water supply, but later his regiment moved
into the center Of the camp and the besl OF
water was easl accessible. Noone seemed
able to get amy medical supplies. He
thought the men from the city made til,
best soldiers being accustomed to irregular
hours
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
WIJLIAMST0NN.

All early revival OF The SF'l'IT0 DUST
,oss is hoped for, here, in the coming
year. -,
The Womans Relief Corps will give
~ .n,iouarlan supper, and sale, at the
a.. 49, a Hall next week "Wednesday
evening.
The annual meeting of the Congres',
.;onal church, last Friday, showed
.''' gratifying financial oond tons OF
a#sirs Rev, William Schotlrld was
aho.en deacon TO fill the vacancy maze
by the departure OF Deacon barney -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
Notice To Union Men.


Inc iollo"lhS Is lis' Va oAioh
stores
barh Aopo'i
oinltn DI"s'
u: D heynolos N son
G C,S tu 1871.
Glope ClolhihS 20
w. H. @&le
t nf Vs.,
lay
r NJ t wa4o,n,on
A. w, " e A.u4 nN
w. w. noi ipnoi c
= w 1 ln ''''''
- 1iooh'1
w. -, ~, so @,,,oo
n ~ Nv s ~ U"''A
~ in m' A1ios
'ie =, ''i''''
Franz MrWhorter
Mike Marion
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
Presidential pOst1nnsters.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The president has
nominated the following postmasters:
New York-Benson c. Smith, Port BY.
ron; George T. Cornwell, Penn Yam; Sam
uel H. Palmer, Ogdensburg; T. R. Smith
Norwood; T, S. Bentley, Households; Hen
ry P Mitchell, Deruyter; Andrew S. Brown
Cortland; John S. Kennedy, Corning
George F.. Thibault, Clayton; Lucius A
Waldo, Canisteo; Judson Field, Canastota
Paul R. Clark, Auburn; George w. STRAIT
ton, Addison; George SimondS, Victor.
Pennsylvania-Martin B. Mouse, Titus
yig gle, William 7. - Kennel Duncsnnsn
New Jersey-James Freeman Arlington
Characterization MCKINLEY, New Lon
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
W-Ouldnf Consider Lodre's RiIl

Washington, Dec. 15.-Mr. Danford Rep
o. called up in the house the Lodge immi-
grafton bill, which was passed by the sen
ate at the last session and which has since
been upon the speakers table. Mr.. Bar.
thold Rep, Mo- raised the question OF
consideration against. Upon a viva voce
vote the nays seemed to have it, but before
the announcement Mr. Danford demanded
the yeas and nays, which were ordered. By
104 to 101 the house refused to consider the
hill
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

Bu(Talo Dec. H. A special from Arcade
n V Go The Commercial says: This village
hos hron visited ly n fire which proved tc
~ ,,re ot the most destructive in its history
Tu,n ,,,orls of buildings on MINI street
were totally destroyed, The damage eA
ceeds $4,000, and the insurance IS amour
s25 900 The burned district eN'etos lroll
The Citizens bank building to the l'aptls'
church ON one side of the street and on tht
ether from the Arcade planning mill to Null
bev,s blacksmith shop at Liberty street
me fire started in the garnet at Beardsley
hardware store from an ocerheated chimney
and spread rapidly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
The Mcgowan Case.

Toronto Dec 1l.-When the Barnes Ma
cowan kidnapping case was called al Cleve-
land on Monday, a telegram WAS read to
the court from DIR. ltddell, explaining
the absence of Mrs Mcgowan All account of
typhoid fever Mcgowan photographed him
self that his wife's illness would not permit
of his leaving her side Inquiry AT the
medical health office here fails to confirm
DR. Riddell's message. the case not having
been reported Moreover, DR.. Riddell's
name does not appear in the city directory
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
MANUFACTURERS ELECT
Ill'l'If'IHIJA

All meeting OF the Granite Manufac-
tuners Association held last evening the
following officers Were elected
Pres. " NJ. Mickey; LIST Wee Pres, J
A, Crosse, Mortified; Ind Vice Tres.
Hugh j. Nj. Jones Treas, W. j Eig-
man. The executive committee con
>isls besides The above named officers,
OF VIM barclay, W. j Alexander, james
Campbell, Alex Bruce AID james Brown
A hearty vote OF thanks was extended
to William Barclay for his services as
president for the past year and half
The question OF the demands made by
q. {. n. l. Tor new bill Of prices was
discussed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

Rome, Dec 15-Ex- Premier Crispi in All
article published in the Revista d'1talia
treating OF the claim Of France to protect
CRATE over the Christians in Palestine, says
that France has the right to protect only
those Turkish subjects who are French and
Christian The ex-prernier adds that the
voyage of the kaiser to the Holy Land will
have very grave conseQ uences
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

removal III the near future of the restrictions
placed upon American insurance companies
in Prussia. pom the request Of one of the
largest companies, the minister OF the in
terror has decided to send two representa-
tives to New York to investigate whether
the Americans are able to comply with the
conditions of the Prussian authorities
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

san Francisco Der IA, dc Nrobri-
and. consul geue,',l Of France, has re
onestrd Governor BuAd to have an investi-
ra1 ion made into The facts surrounding an
assault made upon Henri Durandon, a
miner in the Tesla coal mine near Liver
more by Mine Boss William Jones on Dec.
3. Durtndon is in prrralious condition,
and Jones, is nj liberty. The governor will
investigate the aflair,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
Warden Chase Found Dead.

Winsied. Conn, Dec. 13--t harles II,
Chase aged Is wears, Who had served tour
times rs warden of the borough, was found
dead in his room 1T the Hotel Winsted, and
the fac, that the gas was turned ON full
while electricity WAS used for lighting pnr-
noses. coupled with the fact hat he is said
To have been discouraged regarding busi
ness leads the officials to believe he com
,,ittrfl Sllicjle
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

Easton. Pa. Dec la,--lt Is announced
that the l,chigh Valley Railroad company
will hereafter hniid itS locomotives instead
of buying them. The big building IN south
Easton in which passenger ours are pun T.
10 be converted into an engineering shop.
About 100 additional machinisfs Will he
employed. The car department VIII DE
moved to Sayre, PA.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

Chicago. Dec. 1h.--prepar"tiols are being
made by the soldiers Of the Fourth reRi'
ment to leave winter quarters nj Fort Sher-
dan. II is supposed the regiment will
leave for Manila within three weeks. No
d.fuit, orders nave been received from the
war department. but official notification Is
hourly expected.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
A ra.dnn For O'DOnneli.

Albany. Dec. 15.-Governor Black has
,,orlnnrd Michael O. Donnell OF New York
XIV who since 1888 has been serving 30
vear sentence in Sing Sing prison II u bur
rlary of which James ODonnell, al 1ner
hrother on his ,lcathbpd n few month 60,
confessed himself to have been guilty.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

Segel d Brady have a new ad. on the
front page this week in which they talk
about holiday goods. DO mot fail to see
their line before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the Blue Store when you
are ready 10 look or buy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
MONTPELIER 4 Wells River R. R.
TIMETABLE.
On rid G+te, Monday. Dec. H. 1898, trains Will
.ur IL follows. sundays excepted.
SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE.

SUBURBAN TRAIN SEhfISL'
Leave Ea,re -.3o. 1920 A. M, 1890, 3.25, 40,
Ar.,e at Montpelier, 7.45, 1875 A NJ, l245 $40
-,@Q, ~ r.. = IN
Lave MontpeHe-, $50, 9.45, llao A. M $50
49, a.lup. - n.
Arrive nj Barre, $780, 1905, ll.45 A. M, 10, 400
j-5 :. NJ.
Suburban Service IL subject to changes without
notice. Al trains will stop On sigma al anN piho'
-tVeeu Montpelier AND Barre TO take passengers
t0c will stop nj any place to leave passepgers pro
Udc1 the Place IL made known to the cohaucloI'
7.3O A. NJ.
tornet's at Well. River with Accommodated
Train norm and with Mail train South, over a.
'uiup.c Divi.iou, Boston Main *. X. AIS, COZ
beet with Accommodation rain norm VIA n.t,
Mountain DIVISION, md with Mail ram, fou.n
wish hA. through Train Service IRON " ELF
tl,tHio Boston. Via Plymouth, Csncord Mall
chester, N4sbua and Lowell
l23oP. M.
Connects at Wells River with Express arc M an
Tran north over Passumpsic Division b. M. ~ ~.
Il. 80. Line Express TO 81. Paul and M inneapolls
Western Express for Chicago and Nlght ~ prer.s
:oi Pacific Coast Points via. G. 7. Ky; ihrousnp
Sleeping Carr, " eIls River to ST. Faul, Mcptreal
70 ChIa ~, dali, except Saturdays, Monireal . n,
lboitc Coast ard Tourist Car 10 fAcln. , Eoas'
" obr-days. Also 'onnects witt Express 1a ~
toi Boston via. Plymouth, and Mail 1raln 1or LIE
'Iu, t5luetOD, hlltneIo, fspy ans e"H'N $500
"f0yei0I
3,25 p. M.
'ohuects al Wells River with train oyer 4 d.
sunplc Division i. X NJ. X. X. fol -. lohuscu!ii
AID Point North with Accommodating s ou.n
io' al station. between Wells River and W lHe
River Junction, and with Accommodating ! rain
glG y hike Mountain Division, u. NJ IL. Ia io'
Lisbon, Little.on, Whitetield and Lancaster.
F. ". sTANYAN, Superintendent.
MnyZT GEM PAHe "A gent.
". A sTOWELL, General Manager.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

Buffalo. Dee. 15.-E,neSt Blakely, aged
a5 years. of West Falls. was struck and
killed by q snowplow while he WAS walking
on the tracks Of the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pjttsblrg railroad near .]ewertville.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
Poor Old Columbus!

Madrid, Dec ia mob of women at
Granada, considering that the discovery Of
America was, in their opinion, the princi-
pal cause of SPANS misfortunes, stoned the
statue of Columbus there.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15

If you cannot afford mirror just take
your fine shirt to the Barre Steam
Laundry, and when you get it back you
can use that for mirror.