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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
CHIEF CAUSE,

nneatby urine from unhealthy kiinevs i.
Iae tnieI canse Of bladder troubles. SO tie
womb, ike the bladder, was created for one
purpose, and If hot doetore,l to-, much il not
hsole TO weakness or disease. exeep, in r,rr
eases; IL II situated back Of aud verv close tn
tne bE.'lder. Therefore any pain. disease. or in
conY enieuee manifested in the Kidneys f,s,t
oauder or urinary Passage is often. bv mis-.
. .ase, attributed to female weakness or womb
.roqoIe OF some sort. The error is easily
ma1e anu may be A. easily avoided. To hn;,
eut c3rrectly, set Your urine aside for twenty
tGgr aours sentiment or settling Indicate,
AlIney Or bladder trouble. The miIi AMI the
9o1tfa,rirnarE effect Of Or. Kilrner's swami
co 49, d las great kidney. and bladder remedy
>o9n rsallze'l- II you need medicine, VOL,
sn9uh have the best At fru-yi.t. .iftr es M.
a.. u. one dollar; You may have sample hot.
We am Pamphlet, both sent free by mail
upon fereips Of three two cent .tar,,,s Ia COW
e coSt OF Postage on the bottle. Mention
! - aS oARkE ENTERPRISE and sens. YOUR al
e>S TE 70 ~. hllIner L Co., Biuyhamson, \.
=. lne proprIet0rs Of this paper ganrsn,er
'He genulneness of this offer.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
w AtAoE Sura La

washington July 33--DespttA co,.-.
ry reports. the navy department s -
ing preparations with the d+Hrf.H -
tention OF sending a powerful srr,.,. -.
fleet to lombard the coast of soafn -'s 49, ~
~ meet II practicable the Sna nfs-
squadron OF Admiral Caraara.
IL IS doubtful If the Hest t, Be- cor-
a'anued oy Commodore Watson ELL
.saVe TOT the Spanish coast bA,o-a o..
For'o Rico campaign is we'll un1.- -.
anu indeed it is not probable tina. ~.
ue~' VIII leave West Indian ws-ars
~ Sne movement against Porto r.
snau nave accomplished such r..srrr..
- 10 MAXI the services Of thu n,rr- =.
.9nser necessary in the offensive an.--,
LIONS against the island
Inc Heet as Increased by tha as,,4-z
~ 'ne navy department will b. n,a -
.ne most powerful which tha t-rf-s,s
states could mobilize ami Womb -
guy s"o arnorclads in western 49,.
'ne cruiser New York and the $50
ship Iowa "@eefe-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

No European newspapers will dictate
to President Mckinley regarding his
sending of tue Watson fleet to the coast
of Spain. William Mckinley is the
guiding hand Of the present war, not
the pen and paper knights across the
sea. The American people have only
words Of praise for Mckinley today, and
If the Spanish coast is Il good place to
demand peace. then tue people of this
country hope the demand will there be
made.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
\ we'll known Vermont Democrat re-

\ we'll known Vermont Democrat re-
Gently said that he was never rs .hot''
in his life rs during the session OF the
recent Democratic convention. Men
who will ride more than Il hundred
miles to attend Il Democratic convention
in Vermont during such warm weather
Is we have felt the past week are in
deed true party men, no matter whether
We believe with them or not.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Moving Rapidly to Fernaudina.

Washington. July g. - General Cop
pinSer. commanding the Fourth army
corps a. Tampa, has reported 10 the
war department that good progress is
being made in sha movement OF troops
from that place - Feruanitna, Fla.
The Thtrty-second Michigan volunteer
infantry has already gone. and other
regiments will be moved at the rate %
two day until the movement is COM
plete. A number Of prominent citi-
gems of Troy. y. Y. have sent q tele-
gram TO the secretary OF war asking
that the Second regiment Of New York
at Tampa be sent 10 Z more uorcherly
and healthy point than Feruaudira.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Miles ut Mole st. Nicholas.

Another interesting dispatch was also
received. II was from General Miles.
bearing date July q and read as fol-
lows:
Secretary Wharf.-The following troops
are with ME aboard transports in Guam
tanano harbor en- route to Porto Rico:
Four light batteries OF the Third and
Fourth artillery: Loniras battery B.
Fifth artillery; Sixth Illinois, Sixth
Massachusetts, aT5 recruits for Fifth
corps, 50 men Of signal corps and Sew
euth hospital corps 54l5 men all told
MILES"
Late in the day General Miles report
I'd his arrival a. Mole St. Nicholas. the
boats moving along we'll.
1t is expected here that the forces will
land somewhere on the island Sunday
morning. 1t is believed that the YES
sells are travelling at about the usual
naval cruising speed in squadron Of
ten knots per hour. The question Of
conveys settled Itself with the depar-
eure Of the expedition, but the naval Of
reials are still OF the opinion that the
convoy sent is entirely disproportionate
in strength 70 the needs OF the case, and
the demands laid upon the north At
tahttc feet 20 supply it have interfsred
considerably, il is stated at the depart
cient. with the plans OF the naval war
board. This is supposed to relate to the
departure Of Watson's expedition. but
On that point the naval officials decline
70 say anything further.
The cabinet session today occupied
m hour and q half and was devoted ex.
clusively to the Porto Rico expedition
and incident aggressive steps in the
campaign. An immense chart Of the is
and was sent for during the session and
its lines carefully studied. After the
session Il was specifically and positively
stated that there had been no discus
sion whatever as TO the peace outlook.
as 70 the new phase created by the Gu
ban Insurgents independent attitude or
as 70 the action Of Aguinalio in the
Philippines. General Miles Departure.
however. was made 4 matter Of con-
graduation. AMI the steps to follow
were thoroughly reviewed.
The Garcia Difficulty.
Senior ouesada called at the war de-
partulent regarding the alleged rests-
nation OF General Garcia and his with
drsEal from cooperation with General
ShaEtSr. He still insisted that there
was 3 misunderstanding at Santiago
which would BE- cleared UP as socr as
1t became known that the Cubars here
and the Washington authorities desired
no friction Senior Quasada did not see
Secretary Algsr but talked briefly with
Assistant Secretary Metklejohn. who
slid that further information from G n
eral Shattsr was necessary before any
thing could be done by the department.
II was stated, however. that there had
been no withdrawal Of supplies from
the Cuoans and that the ships which
sailed I day or tw0 ago no doubt were
supClias for Gomez which
would b. delivered 10 him under the
direction Of Lieutenant Johnston. wEo I
was in command OF the troop at Go (
reEs headquarters. The town OF Jt- |.
quart. II which the Cuban army under |
Garcia has withdrawn, is one of the 1
towns which the Cubans captured indie |
pendentsy during the Santiago CAM |
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Without A Rival.

As a positive cure for sprains bruises,
aud pains Of all kinds, Salvation Oil
has no equal. Mrs. Frank Juit, SIS
Gratiot Ave, Detroit. Mich, writes {:
Il used Salvation Oil in my family
aud can say has no rival as Iini-
mcnt; it certainly cures pains. 1
sprainel my ankle and it cured ME
and since then 1 have always used it
for any pains and bruises Salvation
Oil is sold for only IS cents. No other
remedy will do tue work as promptly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

Wasb.nst,t. July e5.-A consolidated
statement prepared by Major John A
Johnston. assistant atjGtart general
shows that Of the 1880 meu author
lied by congress TO be enlisted in the
regular and volunteer armies e54.ITs up
to this time have been mustered into
the service
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

authority in the islands; that the best
course for him to pursue will be to CO.
operate with the American army. His
authority will be cut short after the
capture Of the city OF Manila and when
the army begins its campaign.
Despite assertions TO the contrary,
there is evidently perfect understand
ing between Admiral Dewey and the In
surgent chiefrain. The war and navy
departments are not worried over the
latest declaration of Aguinaldo. It is
asserted that he will in no way attempt
to interfere with the plans Of the United
States
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Genera Giant Given = Command.

Wdshins,on. July 23.-Brigatier Gen
eral Fred n. Grant has been assigned
by the secretary If war To the command
OF the Third brigade of General VII
sons division Of the First army corps
Two brtgodes OF this division ara al
ready assigned for duty with the Porto
Rico Invasion. General Ernst's having
left Charleston and General Hams leav-
ing Chickamauga today for Newport
News. General Grants command, ar-
cording tn the present assignment. will
include the First and Third Kentucky
and tha Fifth Illinois regiments
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
To the Ladies.

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OF osd photographs taken t~tV--
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says fiaying Cards at bottom OF - ID
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PROMPTLY SENT To THE >tN
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

The plan OF the political managers in
the Old Bay State to have only short
campaign will be sad news to the brass
bands. glee clubs and spell binders who
make small nest eggs out OF the
campaign business.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

Butcher Weyler would make great
er failure Of the war than Sagasta. He
might, however. increase his fortune il
he could have the distribution of rs
much money as while he was High
Monarch in Cuba.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
$3.50.
Every Dollar Invested in thi, ~.
pany will Return 10 for |

MS c' apany enters into 10 calm .-a4 s.'-,'
9ut a. once strikes al the tounca.;s- q
eoosefins IN the best and rheap~.: E4---' l"-'.1
nost In demand without y hicd ;ce.4 .A- -.-,-.
cess, no god aad no returns tor y1u--
snAfes Gao be procured ether c-A "a
com panYs Office, No. l6lA Tcer,.rt
And !.
Correspondence. personal tr,a-~.s~. H
1vescigasi0n Invited
maze ehecks, rouev AMI err-s-. ~
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Optimistic Madrid.

Madrid. I2,y a3.-It Is asserted here
that the Spanish prisoners comprised in
the capitalization of Santiago de Cuba
do not exceed 10000 men. and it is add
ed that the ammunition captured there
is almost useless.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
ONE OF TWO WAYS,

Inc bladder was created for one purpose.
namely. receptacle for the urine. and a.
suen II = not liable TO any form Of disease ex.
eept oy one or two WAYS. The first way ia
rom imperfect action OF the kidneys. The
seeond way Is from careless local treatment of
other diseases. u
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

What has become of that Company Z
field day OF which We heard so much
earlier in the season
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

If new name is desired for our en-
terprising city this year it might be well
to name it The City Of New Build
ings."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

From present indications the next
docket OF Washington county court will
have many cases with CITY of Barre"
as party, plaintiff or defendant.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

For an loft year the present one
promises to be al exceptional one in
state and national politics.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
BOSTON
and YUKON
Transportation ard Supply It.
Capital 100000; Share, sl.0Q,
Zach Fully Paid and Non.A>>e"lAl,

There Is strung appeal 70 Il. G.. 5000 j
etines In me Opportunity which go
AiasSA Gold Field. gives 70 .e.1..-A,t - i
mea VINO undertake 20 supgiy tie .-~ -'1-
aa,ion Of Las Al with VIA: hey &c. > *
AND wear and with tie in .el1ec-. . go v.'l
are thoee into whose had. ne .-=4.-: !.
will cone.
This company is formed /, 49, -.
pose OF trading in all Kinds
and will send a ship Of 5.g-'.1 -
from Boston in November, =. d. -.
the necessary provisions. t.c-- :.
implements requisite FIR tae ~. r.:
public use. sailing by tae W.
Horn, arriving at the Gold II. g. -
opening of the season.
In regard TO passenger >.-... y,
can accommodate but in-e
tsay tifty). To those iu7y>'.- l ..
stock of the company Tie t..-a.-- -
ducements are offered
rssiss from Boston 10 the csa'rs = =. -
goos, Including oue year'. .rrv.r .:,..- .,,
oeuleine, camp aafi Mining ott-: eco
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

Water is likely to cost more than
other liquids in this city if the present
controversy continues.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

The Fish and Game league are assur-
Ell of an excellent outing at the home of
our genial Lieut.. Gov. Fiske.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Barre Evening Telegram.
Printed daily except Sunday by
The Barre Press Co..
BARRE, VT.
H. c. WHITAKER. Editor. GA ROSS, Manager.
TERMS:

Entered in the Post Office at Barre, Nt..as
second-class matter.
Evening journal., 1898-10-08
CLIoNIAN EXERCISES.

The Clionian Literary Society Of the
High School rendered the following
program yesterday afternoon. Singing,
society; recitation, Mary Finnegan;
defamation, Freaks of Frost" Frank
Holcomb; select reading, Marion
Hushebeck; defamation, Writing a
Name" James Hesketh; singing, So
ciety; essay, William Hamilton; reci-
tation, Mary Gormley; defamation, If
/ Were a Man. Frank Hewlett; read
ing, Death Of Little Nell" Blanche
Hughes quartet, James Mahoney, Mary
McGonigal, Hettie McCaughan and Will
liam Hamilton; recitation, cat Rest,
Flora Keegah; defamation, From
Hand to Mouth" Archie Rennie; read
ing" "A Name in the Sand" Rose Le-
noir: defamation, Harry Hance; reel
tation, "A Woman's Letter." recitation
Soldiers Pardon" Mary Linus; reel
tation, "Children's Hour" Susie CORN
ley; singing, society. A new member
has been taken into the society. He is
Leslie w. Carnagy, of Summit Bridge
who is attending school here.
Evening journal., 1898-10-08
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES

Pupils of the High School have pass
led resolutions on the death Of Tyler
Langston, member of the school.
Louis Pennington, a former resident
in this vicinity, and who has been liv-
ing in Philadelphia for some years, was
buried at Old st. Annes Episcopal
|Churchyard at Middletown, yesterday
Knowles Woolen Mill shut down yes
|terday on account of water in the boiler
.foaming.
Harry Blackiston, colored, who IA
/ tally stabbed Charles Green, has beer
brought here by Constable Hushebeek
land lodged in prison.
The funeral Of Tyler Langston, who
Idied of typhoid fever took place at st
Peters Church this morning.
Complaints are being made about 81
smuch paper blowing around the streets
Yesterday afternoon one could have
5picked up two or three basketsful on thu
4 pavement back Of the Town Hall.
Evening journal., 1898-10-08
THE KINDERGARTEN THEORY.
IL Aims 20 Turn the Minicry of Play
into Self-Expression and
Self-MnsterY.

Lucy Wheelock, the celebrated
kindergartner, explains the methods
of child-trairing by the Froebel sys-
tom in an article on "The Child in the
kindergarten"
1T was through his observation Of
real, living children at play that
Froebel discovered his child-garden,
with its games and gifts and oecupa-
tions. Everything which he offers as
means of education is in response to
some discovered need and interest of
childhood. He was the first to divine
the significance of the initiative plays
of children, and hisinsight is embodied
N his famous dictum: What man tries
to represent that he begins to under
stand
'In It's best estate the kindergarten
is the place where genuine natural
child-life is guarded and preserved.
The simple kindergarten gifts, appeal
ing to the child's natural desire to CON
struct, are in delightful contrast to
other gifts made indiscriminately in
the home. The little box of blocks.
which contains in its eight parts a
table, a bed, chair, n sofa, or maybe
n house, is n revelation of the possi-
bilities hidden in common things.
Froebel has aptly called his first build
ing gift the child's joy
ut must never be forgotten that
play is the child's serious business, and
IL is through the unregulated activity
of free play that children are gradual
ly guided to regulated activity. The
very mimicry of play is an earnest ex-
preston of the child's first feeble e.
forts TO help in the real work Of the
world; a fact parents overlook when
child's help seems OF more bother
than il is worth Through legitimate
and happy doing the path leads to self
expression and self-mastery. when
the normal play activities of children
are considered in determining the ex-
ercises of the kindergarten, then II is
place of genuine effort It was the
wise Quintillian who said that he could
lot hope for much diligence later
when a boy was not diligent at play
-Woman's Home Companion.
Evening journal., 1898-10-08
SElFORD'S PROPOSED WATERWOUGS
HAVE MET THE SAME FATE AS
OTHER TALKED-OF PUBLIC I'M
PROVEAlENTS.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Seaford, Oct S.-The proposed water
works for the town seem to have met
the same fate as other talked-of public
improvements have in the past-no
practical results The Legislature was
petitioned for power to increase taxa
tion, as the act Incorporating the town
provides that a sum not exceeding $500
may be raised each year in that way.
The bill passed in the House, but was
not voted upon in the Senate The
Town Council offered to give the fran
chise to a private company. pay the
sum of $4,000 when works were COM
pleted, and make yearly payments to
the extent of $500 for the period of
ninety-nine years, and as much in ex-
cess Of the said sum as additions were
made. The company contracted to put
twenty Plugs on High street. The citi-
zens opposing these propositions ar
gued that the franchise should not be
given away, also that the water works
should be owned by the town. even if il
were necessary to borrow the money to
pay for them. Some time Seaford may
have water works, fire engines, electric
nights and trolleys, but there are no
present prospects.
The hundreds of trees which line the
streets of the town are beginning to
shed their leaves, and the streets are
literally covered every morning Brooms
are used with a vengeance by the in
dustrious housekeepers.
] i
in town yesterday morning. A frac-
tious horse being driven by Samuel
Stein became frightened near the rail
read station during the whistling Of an
engine 1t became unmanageable and
ran through the streets at breakneck
speed, threatening damage to other We
hicles. It was finally brought to a
standstill after it had about spent It's
energy. Mr.. Stein fortunately escaped
injury.
Miss Hattie Layton. Of Brldgeville
spent part Of the week with her sister
Mis-. W. H. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chipman, ol
Bethel, spent Wednesday with the fam.
lily CT Irwin Chipman
DR.. Riley Lank is lying critically IL
I. with consumption.
John T. Vanderburg, Of Bridgevilie
spent Thursday in town.
Mrs. Martha Sharp is very much i'm
proved in health.
william Banister, of Woodland. wa.
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Sallie 7. Coulbourn has beer
visiting relatives in the Quaker City.
Miss Name Jacobs, Of Bridgeville
spent Thursday with Seaford friends.
Evening journal., 1898-10-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. Fred Eagle spent yesterday with
friends at Delaware City.
William H. Rogers. of Wilmington,
visited his sister, Mrs. J. r. Lambson,
recently.
Miss Mamie Barney, Of Washington,
u. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Holcomb.
Mrs. Stahl and daughter, Mary, re-
burned to Princeton, n. j., yesterday.
Miss Lizzie KINNEY, who has been
THE guest of Miss Kate Lambson, has
returned to Christiana.
Phillip Sheridan, Wilbert Meredith
Il and Charles S. King attended a dance
IN Wilmington last night.
Mrs. Hiram Borie and daughter, Miss
ILottie, left to-day for Pittsburg, Pa.
E to spend a week with Mrs. Edward
1Dent, formerly of this place
Jason Davis, Of Philadelphia, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Annie Wrinkle, of Philadelphia
I who has been the guest of Mrs. Susan
. 1ormley, has returned home.
4 Hugh Duffy and Edward Wise at
tended the play, "A Parlor Match" last
4night
John Williams has returned from a
a hree days visit to his sister, Mrs. Wal
8 ace Wilson. at Wilmington.
Frank Deli. Janvier, who was recent
3 y admitted to practice law at the bar
of Delaware, has gone back to Howard
Law School for six months longer, ii
order 10 take the degree of Ii. d.
Mrs. Vaughan S. Collins and daugh-
er are spending a day or two with Mrs
EOrion Carrick.
DR.. George Newlove has been ap
Xpointed on the staff of the Second Hos
Hpital Corps Division, stationed at Cam
Meade.
Miss Maggie Bolton, who was threat
ed with lockjaw, is improving.
Miss Frazer, Of Cowantown, Del, il
The guest Of Mrs. David Boulder.
Evening journal., 1898-10-08
sncri,ct nrh Ice.

The difference between sherbet and
an ice is that ths. former has added
TO it gelatinc or the whites OF eggs
after it is taken out of the freezer. iu
freezing, the sherbet must be stirred
with the crank as is ice cream, the
ice heipg left unmolesicd after few
rounds OF the dasher. Lemon water
ice is now sometimes enriched by a
half-pint Of rich cream that is stirred
in with n wooden spoon just as the
mixture begins 10 set. The can is then
covered and packed well in ice andsalt.
and left untouched until thoroughly
1rnzen.-N y Post