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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-31
Steamers Grounded

San Francisco, Oct. 31.-icc was
making on tie Youkon, and there was
thin ice at Duluth Harbor when the
steamer Portland left, Oct. II. Dozens
of river steamers are stuck in the mud
there and will all he lost. But LITTLE
gold was brought down.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-31
THE POPULAR Confess

This Voting Contest closes
at 10 o'clock sharp tonight,
and all votes positively must
be handed in before that time.
Any received later will net
be credited.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-31
Paris Exposition

Paris, Oct. al.-Ambassdor Porte, '.,,'
This morning presented to President
Faure, Ferdinand 7. Peek the American ~
Comn,;ssioncr to the Paris exposition ID
1000. His colleagues were also pie'o''
ed.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
STRJKTNG T4TLORS FORMULATE TENN.

At a conference held yesterday afternoon between
the representatives OF the locked-out members OF
the Ladies' Tsilors Union and the KeV' FRANCIS d.
Clav Moran chairman Of the Sweatshop commit
fee Of the Church Association for the Advance
ment OF the Interests Of Labor, 1t was agreed tha'
the following stipulated conditions. on which the
men are willing to return 10 work, De presented 10
the employers:
The master taors shall recognize the I;acieS tas,
Tatiors / Mon OF New York by signing the old Dill
OF prices for year at least. . " - -, -
in the slack season the men shall be kept on the
term list and except in special cases. the work
.hall be given out TO the men In rotation III the
shop II being understood that In speca WORK,
such as the making of riding habits, special men
shah hc employed. - -,
The men hope that in the future, and at as early
4 date as possible. the masters VIII open heaithy
workshops I'm which all frst-class tailoring may
be done and which will he protection for the
public as well a. for the men employed.
Mr. Moran spent the greater part OF yesterday
in consultation with a number Of the high-priced
patrons OF the Flfth-ave. garment makers. All;
he said last night had expressed desire 10 h'd
the lCckcd-Out taiors.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
GOSSIP AMONG TURFMEN.

,rhe turf season in This State so iar as contests
a., Lilo ,r,zos are concerned WAS ended yesterday
%. Morris PARK 1t was fitting finish for sea
con Of in-and-out racing. lax ofh'lals ana anon
.ahie s,artlne Richard Croker. Mayor Van
,y.,ck perry Belmont. J. G. Foilansbee. FoxhaH
W tSoa,a Jnhn Kelly. Andrew Freedman G
rge,schmann and many other members OF the
democratic Club were present .oo
81. !, sards NAV possibly forsake golf In 1890
and return to the turf ,....
u K Vingut rejoced over the jumping victory
- pobv Bill In the hrst soliloquy
W H. Clark sought a secluded nook ana MO
himself away from his friends alter Aeush,a uv
~ - ~. second race He pondered and medi-
.o,sd upon the glorious sport OF racing and ,he
.@rh,eonsness OF the Canadian starter and other
Ilktsnr a,tachments Mr.. Clark inlends 70 nav a
facIns his own near Yonkers. Hence ne shouId
aEe time By the foreock and engage ne locke
nsr Jockey or trainer that onends me oisni,y
~ The starter or critcises the McGunneso
OF ,tiLowood is having a boom among noI,e e-o~l, =
srs Many stables Will be Suartsrss a. @"As"''S
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
m The Washington Star.

From The Washington Star.
..on one occasion" said a clergyman from Ken
tuckv who paws Washington at least TWO visits
a wear II was making a circuit OF some preaching
rlaces I'm the mountains. and at one or these ap-
nnintmen,s STAYED AT the house OF Sister Runnels
rRnyno,ds as YOU might call her narne-who was
a most exemplary Christian woman Her greatest
eerthly burden was an utterly worthless husband.
v.ho had tried her patience sorely FOR many years
and whom she had not yet been persuaded 10 turn
ont OF her heart and hons He was not visible
when arrived. ana when he did not appear for u
Sav I casually asked her where John was
:: Hes been of fer three DAYS now uoWh az the
orocery and goodness knows what ne up to she
ssad h1lf in sorrow and half In anger ~
-. Has he ever been away 80 long as thisF !
asked sympat thzingly ,,
"ssHH.To He generiy gifts back home afore night
=. .rsrbans th,s Is turning point for him. and
han he comes back he will see the error OF his
n.ays and turn from them
""'i ~ Hardly. / reckon she said with hopeless
snaEe "b o aon be desponden,' insisted encouras-
,,,,, lie may be saved yet. Let us pray for
MN, "nt,er face flushed. and she arose and walked
angrilv toward the door. ,, 49,,
i''tpI,'r won't phaze him she blazed out Moth
,,.u fetch him but TAR an feathers. and when he
w ni,s hack here that's what he'll git, and when I'm
done with him and got him turned out IN the road
Ter him 10 20 his way and me mine. you won
want 10 waste pra'r on him; shore I'm done
with him and he aint goln 10 fergit II very soon.
neither"
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
EVENTS AT IATONIA.
FN EMS ut INTDNIN.
THE KENTrCKTAN WINS THE KENTUCKY CEN
TRAr. STAKES

Cincinnati oct 22-The Kentucky Central Stakes
for two-year-olds. at one mile. al Latonia
over sloppy track. The only gallop
FOR The Kentuckian. the olds-on favOr!te. The
track OF mad, and the race was run In
the SLOW time Of 30 Jockey Mutt was suspended
after the last race for incompetent ride OH CALI
want. Weather rainy The summaries follow.
First Zone mile selling -Morlecai 1913 CAker. 70
.. wOn Dutch Bard % Giarshherger). 20 and 90 ..
second. Jack Hayes 81 )southsd,. II to . third. Time
l.5OA.
Second Zone mile. sellng)-v vosndles l0+ IT.
knight. II 20 :. won: Pat Garrett 81 tSouhardl q 20
and ]. secOnd. old Fox l0l C. ThompsJnl 3 to !,
third. Time sol.
Third race tone mile selng)-Garnet Ripple 100 Con
ley ! !. won. Eleanor Holmes. % tFrostJ. and
70 !. second Howitzer. 10 Thompson To- !. third.
Time JOl.
Fourth Che Kentucky Central Stakes for
year olds mc)-The Kentuckidn. l2i 81. IND. 10
p won The Barister l23 Southarj,. II to and 10 O.
second shinfane 10 81. Mathews. TO l. third. Time
1:J0.
Fifth race Owo miles selling, -Jamboree. % South
ard). q !. Elusive. ~ Cr. Knight. = = and
even second Ideal Beau 100 0'rowhursO. TO l. third
Time-3:j0ie.
Sixth lone mile. selling)-Madrene III a.. hid.
The Doctor. 81 tSOuthard). & - and 10 l.
second Albert Vale l0j Cker', 10 !, third. Time ljl.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
rgr cOLTuBUS THEATRE CLOSED
Unpaid MEMBERS OF THE MoRDAuN1 y bi"'.
coMPAXY GO on STRIKE MONEY rAiO
roR SEATS RETURNED.


c.vp,yy GO on STRIKE MONEY PAID
roR SEATS RETURNED
,, ..o rrosrsmme Of LAS You Like II. which
" ,an, sivnn al the Columbus Theatre through
ia, i a., u,aek the following line appears; Incl
san,,l ~ the pay the song. BLOW, Blow ihou
winter Wind will be rendered oy |,,i"s
,rriors Aid not sing last night, but the chl ""''
~, aleu- blow." and the Forest OF Arden "a'
,.o,,, ard aesolate. Last night large huhhOe'
., no,sons who came 70 the Columbus lhea're 70
" ,to No,a,unt G. Block Company perform AZ
va, I,ke II" were told that no performance "oui'
10 glvan and those who had bought 'Nhe's ~
olvanca had their money refundei
rba reason for the failure OF the company 10 mp
,aor ,v,s thus told by Jack II. hahn' the ptopif
a,or of the theatre: A part OF the company Hiau'
q dsuond on me tonight for salaries owed the"
-, vrmian, / Block the business manager or ths
srrr NJ Mordaunt & Block. The demand was ~
writing signed by twelve OF those IN 'he cast a"'
sa,d that II salaries for the last week were not
,r,hoon,ng they would not go on for their parts
Some OF the principal memp"'S VI NV '''
did not sign the demand -, ~ Kahn had no,
kent the contract which existed pe'M mn 20,
Wppr1omn, a block This contract provided 'na'
W. Eahn might end the engagement II ,he re
WI, al below A certain sum Tor three con,
secpntjve weeks by giving three weeks hoIoe u r ~
his Intention TO end H. No such % %notnor n h.d no,
s boinu The requered point for the necsssass
pras weeks He could not get money s tsor 81. W.
hnx once TO pay the actors as me poA o' INA III,
IN charge OF Mr Kahn. He said ina. al ne scsnrs al
ina, ,hav owed them. not to-day NOT inns WIN
hui as soon they couIo'
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
SPORT AT THE CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB

As a rule the shooting contingent OF the Crescent
Athletic club confne themselves to pegging away
at the clay birds that are thrown from the fine
traps and at times from the Magan. Henry kerr.
the superintendent Of the Bay Ridge grounds
made a change IN the rule yesterday. big bird
ryas sailing over the grounds at pretty high al
titude when he brought out Winchester ana hred
one barrel Down came the flying target when
proved TO be "a goose measuring forty weight !nches
from tip to tip Of the wings. Mr.. Kerr VIII rave
the bird stuffed and will use IL as prize Albert
l. Fish one OF the clubs cracks shot at ten pros
and broke nine Fish who was member OF iroop
9 was at Porto Rico and contracted typhold ieVei
He did not look well yesterday. but cond not
keep way from the traps
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

leans to withdraw and stated that he had mis-
Appreciated his orders.
II is generally reported about Manila that
many Insurgents are not in sympathy with
Aguinaldo. and do not include themselves
among his followers.
Aeulnaldo denied having received any order
or request from General otis ana AdmitA
Dewey to remove his troops 10 prescribed as
tance beyond the fixed city limits or Mania ana
cayftk. and further declined TO state wnether he
,,o,,ll remove his troops if 50 requested.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
ACTION OF JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS.

The stewards OF the Jockey Club held meeting
Yesterday the course. James r. keene r. II
Hitchcock. James Galway and Andrew Miller were
present. W. :. Nosburgh appointed official
steward represent the Jockey Club at the Queens
County Jockey Club meeting.
The following officials appointed for the Queens
County Jockey club meeting were approved: Start
er c. u Pettingili, Judge William c. Cozler; clerk
Of scales. &. Cornehlsen, timer, W. H. Barretto;
starting judge. Ben Brush paddock judge, J. l..
Hall
The stewards Of the meeting fined John Nc
Isaac 600 for his assault Trainer Thomas Welch
a. the course Friday.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
sTPyCEEV down At BRIDGE ENTRiNoH'

, RETIRED PUBLISHER DIES fN THE HUDSON
STREET HOSPITAL
Thomas K. Knox. a retired puo'S"'', % -,
Vest Ninety -fourth-st. was stricken with pataS ~
.,a,. ,,or,,n0 a, the Park Row entrance TO tne
prcokIvn Bridge and taken to the Hudson street
Iospi,a, lie died H. the hospital lasi his"' W.
ont recovering consciousness. HIS wie was pr
ort a. his bedside Mr.. Knox was htty-thtee Yes
old II. leaves five children. He was a' o" 80, 80
,ed with the publishing firm OF James hl'e I've,
% ~ -, Rroadwiy and Thrteenth-St.' but ""1
NNn am oC business for eight years
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

during the winter months The denlzens of New
Jersey love the racing element so much that the
hOrsemen cannot refrain from spending their
money in that State. a wcll-known breeder said
in his wrath: There should be a tcn-pound pen
atty placed every horse bred wintered in
Nev-Jersey' David Gideon was NOT present when
the remark made
The AQueduct meeting will begin tomorrow. and
the owners Of horses OF moderate Calbre Will have
an opportunity 10 earn their winter oats.
Herbert Temple was AZ Morris Park Yesterday.
and made arrangements to ship nearly one hun
dred head Of thoroughbreds TO Kentucky and other
WaStHrn
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
IRA 4P-SHOOTING.
FALL. AND WINTER CONTESTS BEGUN AT
THE AOTEDUCT CLUB


After the harvesting Of the crops. which have
been very abundant the members Of the Aqueduct
Gun Club OF Centreville. Long Island, who are
mostly farmers. resumed their trap-shooting con-
tests for the fall and winter season yesterday. on
tho club grounds Clay blucrocks were shot and
George * Van Sicklen made the top score OF fifteen
straight Kills In the days sport two better than
his next competitor. winning the honors OF the
tournament and the gold club badge for the month
All stood a. sixteen yards rise. scratch The sum-
maries
First event club shoot. nfieen blue rocks per
George X Van scklen. ~ Henri Bramwell IL. Henry
l. Yen S!ck.ca ~ rsm lam Hon s,tEion "'''" -
dens team-fienry Cnmien captain. 3. Rramnell :, II
Van SicKen ): Dayton. ! Team iotais-Kilied %
sicEIen captain. p " hopkins. TO- Z. smith. g. Day
,on 2 Team iotsls-Kiei. lS missed 22
Third event. Sweepstakes race. i've pairs-H Van
eicklen 10: Hopkins. :. BramVel. g.
Eourfh cent sweepstakes same conditions
u6pEins g. II Van scklen. q; Bramwe. !.
Irf,h sweepstakes race three pairs -Br9mwell
g. n Van slckien :. Hopkins ..
sixth event. match race. hNe pafs Gef man fiias
smith. 4. Henry camden j
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
SHADR4CH MESHACH AND A'DD'"""

From The Kansas City journal
John Sp,h SpIhe' penn. which he saw for the nrs
%e on s1Tiy1s xsTe N shaaraSS sad Me.hat
peSSp's shednego Hanna These three were ny %s vEs
hood cHums They were trplets and ar, r,cssr, anu M
hsnns sent n1 down into the fiery furnace speer say
that Andrew Jackson once came 10 shs 'oTn w. su ~
sSem long since died, but Abednego Is sun ahve
snser looked up the hles OF the old town paper snt
read over articles which he had placed - y"
dfty-six years aG0.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

william Pearsall twenty-eight years old. OF No
zoos Atantic-ave.. Brooklyn. probably fatally
stabbed with a penknfe w. Hevecker, who lives
next door 10 him in the course OF a quarrel about
10 cents late last night Helvecker was taken TO
the homeopathic Hospital and his assailant was
locked up.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
Or. F4Y'S SIGHT IhPRO'N".

,.,.rr,s OF TIE LIQUID AIR EXPLOSION "
BROOKLYN RECOVERING
, "a r,v VINO was severely injured BY
~ ,a,on of r4d phosphorus and liquid air AZ
we ,,hor,tory of tn Polytechnic Institute on fri
1ay ["S n,Sh was reported last nigh to be resting
oa' prs Cochran and Mathewson' VINO
mu'" ending him. say tha, the injury TO his eyes
viii no. ssros isG Ta5 Of ds BOTH H, eyes viii be
stored. ,...l 40 Lincoln Burrows VIII not
keep him in the house ''0''
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
CUP SHOOT AT THE NEw-UTREcHT CLUB

The Troisdorf Cup shoot was held AT the New
Utrecht Rod and Gun Club yesterday on the cIuo )
grounds AZ Woodawn Long Island p. +. George
u,on the Gun for the fourth time. and the trophy
bscomes his own The conditions were twenty -hve
birds known traps and unknown angles The
FOR TROISDORF CUP 10 BIkDsl
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Sweepstakes 10 blris) F \. Thompson. s; Adams Z;
Rider. =.
Sweepstakes 10 blrds)-Adsms o. +. 4. Thompson ..
Rider. &
Sweepstakes 90 brds)-F. a Thompson. :: Adams B.
George ". II. Thompson g. G. &. Fleet. 4 Rider. l.
Sweepstakes C25 bIrds)-M. R. Van Brunt. IS F 4
Thompson. II. W. II. Thompson. u; f. o. Frost lo
Rider. q. Fleet. {
Sweepstakes o25 bIrds)-F A. Thompson. 10: Adams
IL: George ~ Rider IL. ". n. Thomwon II Fleet. J.
SVrep-takes 20 birisl- George H. F. \: Thompson
-. Brunt. IS. ". H. Thompson. IL: Rider "
Fleet - . ,
sweepstakes rs bris)-van Brunt IL; F. A Thomp-
sln. II: George. To- Adams. 5. . .
Sweepstakes 30 brds)-F, A. Thompson. I3 Van Brnn'
~. Ge,rge 10. Adams 10.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

RECEPTION SUIT OF two pieces. solid
mahogany inlaid frames. OF newest de-
sign. spring seat upholstery, covered in
handsome satin damask strictly
high grade goods In every respect 2O.OO
WINDOW SEAT. solid mahogany frame.
hand rubbed polish finish upholstered in
handsome Empire design of satin damask
strictly first in every respect:
an attractive bargain at............ 1896
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Won drive by a length; TWO lengths between second
ad third
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Won IN a drive by leneth. ,wo lengths between sec
o.. ard ,hr1
THIRD RAcE-For two-yeef-oiis; selling 500 aode''
Five f1flongs Eclipse course.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-25
Beats the l<iondike.

Mrs. A. c. Thomas, of Maryviile, Tex, has found more valuable dis. covery than has yet been made in the klondike. For years he suffered un- toid agony from consumption, accom- panied by hemorrhages; and was ab- solutely cured by Dr. Kings New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He declares that gold is of lit- tie value in comparison with this mar vicious cure; would have it, even if it cost hundred dollars bottle. Asth- ma, bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- tion. Trial bottles free au John II. Tiq-on's Drug store. Regular size 20 cents and Sl.00. Guaranteed 10 cure or price refunded.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-25
Resolutions of Respect.

We, the members of the Ladies Guild of the church of the Good Shep- herd, wish to offer our tribute of re. :pect and affection to the memory of Mrs. NJ. l.. Gilliam's beautiful fife. We feel that in her death, our church, our guild, and we, as individuals, have sustained loss too great for expres- sion. In all the relations of life Mrs. Gillian was an example of a lovely and noble Christian woman. Stood for all that was good and grand, and Deauti- ful in womanhood. Every life that touched hers even in passing way, was blessed and frightened. She was il faithful member of the Episcopal church. loyal to the principles of her faith; aH example in all her work inef- faceble beyond the shores of eternity.
 President of the Ladies Guild for several years her teaching and guid ance was ever an inspiration to noble endeavor. With kindly hand held V0N " NRti sit EaNC and comiidence, and one felt safe in following where she led; for love WAS the ever present spirit of her life.
 So now when her earthly presence has passed from our sight, and we may no longer touch her hand, nor hear her voice, We rejoice even in our sorrow that nothing can take from us the legacy of her memory. She taught us how good and beautiful a thing a woman's life may be. Remembering her, we will each be guided and helped along the way that leads to eternal re- union. Where her hands beckons we may follow and by Gods grace meet the end, as she did, trustingly and fearlessly.
 CARRIE RoLEsoN NORTON,
 CORA PETIcoLAs GoRMAN,
 MANSFIELD STONE, Committee.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-25
CITY DOTS.

Mrs. w. c. Porter. Of Clinton. Ky. IS visiting her sister, Mrs $. II. Mann.
 50c. may save your life-Plantation Cliill Cure has saved thousands.
 Ham Grady went over to Lonoke "Wednesday night to visit relatives aud friends.
 A Thanksgiving present came to Mir. and Mrs. r. Wright Lewis in the shape of a fine boy baby.
 MT. and Mrs. II. A. Wess. of Cincin. natti, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. k. Grohmyer.
 Miss Ida Mann, of Pine Bluff. was a pleasant guest for couple of days this week Of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Crutcher
 We are glad to announce that Henry Jennings, who went to Texas in search of health, IS improving nicely He is at Boerne, u short distance from San Antonio.
 A. Jastrower. of Raggio, Lee county passed through the city this morning enroute home from Memphis, where he attended the marriage Of his charming daughter, Miss Rosa, to David Shlof. of Deason. Miss.
 The grates in the Court house are causing trouble. A hot brick fell to the floor m Judge Taylor's office last night, and Il conflagation WAS unGer headway when the judges watchfui eye discovered it.
 
 It is not what the manufacturer saws about his own medicine that cures d patient. bat what the medicine does. Baliard's Horehound Syrup does the work and does it well. 1t cures coughs and cold in day. lis healing, sooth- Ing and quietlng. 25c. and 50c. at D. c. Webb's.
 Attention is called to the lad" of G. ". koonce in anoiler column. It an nouncrs the fact that he has purchased tiie old Sherman restaurant, on North aShlngt0n street, and Is here to feed the multitude. X change Will be made next week, and notions and novelties VIII be added tu the grocery stock. Call and see him.
 The Emma Warren O. transferred from the Helena branch to the Little Rock S Memphis Sunday evening, en. route to Clarendon, after d pleasant and successful week at Marianna. The local agents deserve credit for the manner Ill which the transfer was made.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-25
SOME MORE LOCALS.

Sheriff's day books may be had at the Newsstand. They are used also by constables.
 Plantation Chill Cure is made by Van Vleet- Mansfield Drug Co.,, hence i5 reliable.
 Our Ohio friends. |. {. Youmans and J. .. Beecliam spent the week in tlle Shell lake uelghbarhood, the guests of Tom East. AS the forerunner of their lnck they sent four wild turk ies into town Tuesday. It is supposed they killed them.
 My stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes. Nackintushes. SIickers. Dress Shirts, Overshifts. and all kinds of Mems Furnishings is not exceiled in Forrest City. Our prizes are correct and made in accordance with the low price of cotton. Come and see us.
 R. l.. PEI'rUs.
 Rev. Wm. Cross. of Hot Springs. late chaplain or the First Arkansas volunteers, held services in the Episc0- pal church Sunday morning and night. It is probable that he may be called to take charge of the church at Marianna aud Forrest City.
 Tuesday evening Newman Laugh inghouse had his sarry wrecked and came near losing valuable horse. While awaiting the train at the lron Mountain depot, the horse became frightened at the approach of the train. and the driver losing control. the vehicle was backed into deep ditch, demolishing tie vehicle, but forum ately not hurtii 2 the horse or driver.
 We learn that the pernicious and un- lawful practice of 'headhghtlng" is of nightly occurrence on the lakes and streams ln the county. TIE TIMES recently published the Game law iu full, and If these violators will take the pains to acquaint themselves with the law, and act accordingly, they may steer clear of being presented to the next grand jury. Headlignling" consists of strapping q small bulls eye lantern to the forehead and "sllniDgn the eyes of wild animals, by which pro cess they become easy prey to the hunters gun. The guilty parties slip along in a boat. near the banks or the water courses and shoot such animals, principally coohs. though at times val uable stock IS killed.