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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25

The worst Of the lot were cut out Of
the encampment and driven over the
plains. After them tore many of the
animals which had contrived to loose
themselves. At the height of the storm
there blazed In the air from a point at
sea two miles from shore a red rocket,
1ollowed by two white ones, and the
transport Yale ran up her number. She
had dropped her anchor in Fort Pond
bay Just in time to escape the worst of
the storm.
The chaos was augmented by the fly
ing sheets Of canvas, VITA lines and
pegs attached to them. No lights would
burn In the gale which was blowing, and
the men worked as IL blindfolded. The
streets We're inches deep in water, and
whole rows Of tents yet unfloored were
rendered uninhabItable. The hospital
tents by great good fortune were kept
down. There was no sleep for the sick
men therein, however.
From midnight till dawn the officers
and men strove to whip the camp into
order The sun came up on a wilder
ness OF tents, here and there streets
showing bare where the canvas had
been swept away. What had been
trenches had become washed out irriga-
ton bitches. With glass from the hill
might be seen wandering over dis
tant plains horses from all parts of the
encampment. The delay in unloading
the commissary stores was all that pre-
vented the camp from being at starva-
loaded from the freight cars was spoil
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
Sc,,.v,. Health improved.

westport, Conn., Aug. 24-Hear Ad-
n,iral ~. S. Schley, who has been IN
disnosed at the Saugatuck residence OF
r. s. Wortley, his son-in-law, Is feehng
much improved The distinguished Of
f,cer could not be seen. his physician
having given strict orders for his pa
tents closest secluson. Mr.. Wortley'
however, announced that Admiral Schley
nassed a comfortable night and was SO
lar improyed as to render it possible for
him to leave his room and breakfast
with the family.
The report that the patient IS surfer
,rg from a Santiago contracted fever Is
pronounced to be erroneous. DIR. j. Z.
creporv the attending physician, or
South Norwalk, states that no symp-
TOMS Of fever have been discovered. The
natient's pulse is at so and the tempera-
tura normal, and the only tangible di-
,pnosis of his indisposition character
Ives II as nervous exhaustion and the
reaction necessarily incident upon a
sudden relief from the exciting events oil
the mast few months. Admiral Schley
nurposes to go to Washington at once
r. nossible. He greatly regrets that he
was unable to be present at the confer
snce with the president Monday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
MORE BL0ODSHED YET,
Insurgents Fight Spaniards In Cuba
and the Philippines.
LATTER CLAIM THE VICTORY
Assert That In Both Places the Rebels
Suffered Loss of Five Hundred
Killed and Wounded, With
Spanish Loss Trifiing.

Madrid. Aug. 25.-The queen regent
has signed the royal decree convokng
the cortes for September. At the cab-
net council a telegram from Havana
was read reporting further fighting be-
tween the Spanish troops and the Gu
ban insurgents, in which 500 Insurgents
were killed and wounded, including sew
eral chiefs Duke Almodovar del Rio,
foreign minister, denied that Great Brit
ain had complained of the strengthen
ing of the Spanish Notifications in the
neighborhood of Gibraltar.
The government has also received a
dispatch from General Rios governor
of the Nisayas islands, stating that
there has been bloody fighting between
the Spaniards and the insurgents, with
ar estimated loss to the latter of 500
men. The Spanish losses were "unim-
portant."
The dispatch says that a number OF
the insurgent chiefs were captured and
shot. A sergeant Of gendarmes, who at
tempted to ncite rising against thu
authorities, barely escaped lynching at
the hands Of the populace. He was
turned over to the courts and shot.
General Rios adds that he has organ
lied six battalions of natives and Span
iards for the purpose of resisting a
threatened invasion of insurgents from
the island of Luzon, and also a small
squadron to watch the coasts and rivers
of Mindanao island and the Visayas.
The government is highly satisfied with
the services of General Rios.
Prisoners Arrive Home.
The Spanish steamer Alicante, with
the first of SPANS repatriated soldiers
who arrived from Santiago de Cuba, has
arrived at Coruna. Enormous crowds
gathered upon the quays but were not
allowed to get near the vessel for fear
| of the yellow fever contagon. All the
military and civil authorities were pres
ent.
Some of the sick will be taken to thc
Oza Lazaretto, where they will be quar-
antined. They will be kept five days il
hospital ships before they are dispatched
to their homes. Those who are in goo(
health Will be promptly disembarked.
The government authorities deny tina
they had any knowledge or the ordel
| which was given to Admiral Cervera t
leave Santiago with his squadron. IN
order was given by the governor gener
al of Cuba and not by the Madrid gov
eminent
The government also definitely denie
that it has sent an order to Genera
Blanco instructing him to resume hos
tilities against the insurgents. Genera
Rlauco has full liberty to act as occa
sion may require.
Premier Sagasta asserts that Genera
Jaudenes being prisoner of war. Gen
eral Rios. governor of the Visavas.
now governor general Of the Philip
pines.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
ANDREWS OFF AGAIN.
Lone Ocean Razor Once More Crossine
Atlantic In Small Boat.

Lone Ocean Razor once moro SE0ssA"B
Atlantic In Small Boat.
Atlantic City, Aug. 25.-Captain Will
liam A. Andrews. who has four times
crossed the Atlantic ocean IN smail
boat is about to make the fifth attempt
to nerforn1 the same feat. The captain
will make the voyage alone. He IS
known as the lone ocean racer. IN
1878 he made his first voyage across the
ocean. His latest voyage was MADE IN
1892, starting from Young's ocean pier
at the foot OF Tennessee avenue, IN this
citv. In all OF his voyages Captain An
drews has been successful.
The boat to be used on this trip Is
even smaller and lighter than any OF
it's predecessors. Phantom Ship Is It's
name. The boat is 10 feet inches long
and feet AN inches wide. The depth
of its hold is % inches. 1t Is folding
boat. When the deck is removed. the
sides fold inward, and the bottom dou-
bles up, making a package four incnes
thick. When Captain Andrews reaches
shore somewhere in the Azores, ne can
GARRY his little craft about under MS
arm avoiding curious persons and saw
ing carriage.
In the sides Of the Phantom Ship are
water tight compartments, In which
will be stored food and water. Most OF
the water will be contained in large bot
tlcs which when emptied can be filled
Win salt water for ballast. The boat
Noe lead keel weighing $50 pounds
which will right her II a squall should
upset her. .,. l.,
The sail is of peculiar design. blue N
color. and contains Is square yards OF
canvas, The sail Of The Phantom ShiI
was made large in order to break tht
cantain's former speed record, and thf
HUE color was adopted because 1t alb
serbs the heat of the sun better thar
White canvas, and also because 1t 10 less
ant to attract the attention OF shark
and other predatory fish.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25

.,ao do cuba. Aug 25.-The con-
.aas between General WOOD l'''i
100, Governor of Santiago, ana 'he io'
r;tias with reference 10 ope'i'is
80 nublic schools have resulted sa' 80,
eno+nri,v and places Will pe reaus ~
!, 400 children on Sept. 10. me s''a 49,,
4,ooD .,roo, commissioners nave peeh
ol ~ somewhat reduced hgures 'ne
of sactarianism has Deen e!''ii-
tu,r, the management, anu A'i'ei
na'eu If educations have been pro-
posed. ,,s arrived from Guam
hov bringing two conlpihie9 "
ta''" ,,,, rauiment and 101 bags Oh II. a.
,a1;,,arsa there by the Fern iio.i
~, If was the first man ma r,et,
,,,ad for ten days. Wheh ''lc .,,,,nn
ceiNIn infantry arrives FOR sar''s''.
=, the city, taking the piaoe W
uu's ,agiment that will be tra''sle,
, 70 SAN Juan de Porto lti'o, tha
,,,res will be assigned 10 so'''
snanish prisoners Oh W'. ~, latter con-
,,,harkation Of the lat.e' wv
me r,,e.tlav / 200 sailed by the ''"''
,..a nticallv to prevent thelr ch"'
ing laid bare to the STORM. ,.,, ,he first
VI nv rod Cross tent went WIN ''ie $50
,st The Young Mems CHRISTIAN ' IN.
siation tent followed it out 70 aea .aIrv
-" ,,,, As ii tore over ihe .,
me- '5l,,nr,ant the svirling mass VI va
80 49, terror Of the already cra"e'
horses. .,o tho first to be-
The rough riders were '', tba situation
frllv awakened to the s''u IL -,
81 Wv. ,aoliziug where the dahse' ~
anu, ,,,rncarded their TENS
thickest' ,heir horses The other noun ~,
turned to en1,, w" We're quick upon the ,'
ed o, seg ht already some of the anma
had broken loose and were slammed,
nn n their fellows, and stamp
] .aaroed imminent
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
HOsTIL1T1Es SUSPENDED.


No Ffehting ut Fayan".
New York, Aug. 25-The Key West
correspondent Of The Telegram SENDS
his paper the following;
"All hostlities around Havana are
suspended. Albert Price. member OF
General Skaters staff. has arrived at
Havana from Cienfuegcs and is GU
of the British consul. 7 am Informed
he Is on leave of absence. awaiting an
opportun;ty to go to New YORK.
distressing reports continue to reach
mo from, Havana. PASSENGERS lust ar
rived nv the steamer George w. Ch''d'
cav the suffaring among the poorer
classes is appealing.
Orpanized han.'s Of hngTars roam IN
c;tv in every direction seeking toou
Pinched faces and half clothed emacl-
,tod forms are met with everywhere
,,,ohs gather daily around tfe RE-
Kitchens awaiting t"@ dls'r'hht>"h o.
cooked food and ter OBTAIN ne IA :
tions return to the public parks anu
ho,levards. where they stret"A them-
selves on the benches.
Thousands of uNamnloyed GatheE "t
r. I,unta and 9th n anproaches opi'o-
cit, the MORO at the entrance 10 tiV
h,rhor and wildly cheer every arriving
Ar,erican vessel. which they lmasine
hrinrs food supplies fer free dIs'ripu-
ton. , oithar avn
Those moro fortunate who either own n
on hire small boats. surround the
,,assels while at anchor, beseech'ng to
he piven something to eat me au.
,horities are compelled to use force u
Joan them from going aboard the YES
! sells. ., ;s ranort ei
oven greater than in havana DIS
n,,ober of vessels deeply loadeu wiz
sunnlies which have arrived a' nav"
81 during the past week nave III
Yea sure tended to relieve the sltua. 'on
''' The insurgent forces, which sun keei
,ndar arms in Havana and Plhar ue
DO nrovinces, are likewise SUI, III
from food. The insurgent General az
iandro Rodriguez. comfhahu'iis 100
Sietricts has made several vlslts ui,,'e
n.g of truce to Guanabacoa anu o'!l.
4oMns in the outskirts of Havana SEEK
inc supplies for his men.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25

New York. Aug. %.
FLOUR-State and western steady and mod
erately active; winter patents, S3.75a410; win
ter straights, $3.65a3.85; Minnesota patents
81. 4Oa4.85; winter extras, $2.65a3.15.
WHEAT-No. 2 red opened easier on cables,
but rallied on rains in the northwest Septem-
Der, 8s14as9c.; December, s814a6ea4c.
RYE-Steady; state, 4Sa46c. No. 2 western,
Aye, c. 1. f.. Buffalo.
CORN-No. 2 quiet, but hrmer on cables and
cash demand; September, 34ssa34s4c.; Decem-
Der, 3a4a351Ac.
OATS-No. 2 dull, but steady; track. white.
state, 3Oa3s>6c.; track, white, western, 3Da3sec.
PORK-Quiet; mess $9.5Oal0; family. $l9a
1880.
LARD-Firmer; prime western steam, s5.41,
nominal.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; state dairy, l3al,c.; state
creamery, l41sa1s1Rc.
CHEESE-Steady; large, white, nc; small
white, 774asc.
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylvania, Ii
al511c.; western, 1bc.
SUGAR-Raw strong; fair refining, 3Ac
centrifugal, 90 test, NC; refined firm; crushed
57Ac.: powdered, 55sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 284a29Ac.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans, 28a33c.
RICE-Steady; domestic, 51sa6Nc.; Japan
554a61Ac.
TALLOW-Dull; city. 3ssc.; country, 31has9sc
HAY Quiet; shipping. 35a40c.; good tc
choice, 45a65c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
p.vma.tars Going to Montauk.

Washington, Aug. 25.-The paymas-
tors who were at Santiago and were or
dered to Porto Rico will move to Mon
tank Point instead. Two of them have
taken yellow fever and 1t Is believed to
he necessary to take the others to Mon
tank Point for disinfection. The money
to pay the troops in Porto Rico is aboard
shin at Santiago and will be sent north
When it has been received, another
corps of paymasters will be sent to pay
the troops in Porto Rico.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
BIG IRON FIRMS UNITE.
Five Consolidate With an Aggregate Capt.
tai of Probably 1890, OOO, 900.

five Consolidate with an Aggregate CAp1-
tai of Probably 5000, 100000.
Chicago, Aug. est may be asserted
authoritatively that the consolidation
of iron and steel companies. predicted
for several days, has finally been ac-
complshed with five companies, and
others are expected to come in later.
The terms have been agreed upon and
are now being put in proper legal form
by some of the biggest corporation law
yers in the country.
This new combination includes: The
Minnesota Iron company. with its Du-
luth and Iron Range railroad and the
Minnesota steamship line; Illinois Steel
company, with its Chicago, Lake Shore
and Eastern railroad Southwestern
Connellsville Coke company; Elgin, Jo-
liet and Eastern railroad; the Lorain
Steel company of Lorain. o., and the
Johnson Steel company Of Johnstown,
Pa, lately merged into the Lorain COM
pany.
The companies which may come into
the combination are the Cambria Iron
company, Bethlehem Iron company,
Tennessee Coal and Iron company
Pennsylvania Steel company. Colorado
Fuel and Iron company and Carnegie
Steel company.
1t is believed that the Pennsylvania
companies are disposed to keep out OF
the deal, although the capital of the
new company Will be made large enough
to carry them if they decide to join. The
capital of the new combination will
probably be 5000 100000 The compan MES
| already in the deal have capitaliza
ton in excess of SIC ,0o0,O 900, and those
that may yet enter the fold are now
| capitalized for more than 800 900 900.
The only necessary transaction re-
manning to clinch the consolidation Is
for the stockholders of each company
to meet and by their votes ratify the
action Of the directors. 1t Is under
stood that they will get together In
few days and go through that form.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
Tn. St. Louis at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Aug. 25.-The United
states auxiliary cruiser st. Louis has
arrived at Cramps shipyard. The work
of dismantling the st. Louis and putting
her in the same condition as she was
before the government impressed her
for war service will begin as soon as
the necessary orders are received from
washington. The st. Paul, the sister
shin of the St. Louis, Is already at
Cramps, and 1t is thought two months
will elapse before the great ocean grey
hounds will be in condition to be re-
turned to the International Navigation
c0mDany,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
y, Mating a Mustard Plaster

tn nut on mustard plaster is not at
al, difficult, but to do it in the best way
requires some care and skill, III 'no
first place, remember never to give
cold mustard plaster to patient. 10 !"
weak or sensitive person the shock Is
often great. Either mix with very not
,r,ter or. better still, have plate put
,vhnre it can get warm while you are
mixing. Having everything reaoy az AZ
hand. mustard, -four and spoonful u
n,olasscs. with bit Of old muslin OF
l;nan-an old handkerchief Is the DesC
th;ny for the purpose, Stir the mustard
n1 Aour together first, making the
'',a'..or stronger or weaker with mus
I.ud &C Won have been directed. Aoo
+ho molasses and then the water uhti'
the smooth mass is about as tnlch a. a.
.,arr;loe or poultice. Spread your ciotn
~ p tho warm plate, using the mldole
on ,+;or If the linen and leaving mar,
p .;', -, all SKIS, which is to be foidco
h,na,, at the edges. Put second cloti
over tho whole, so that the mustard =:
entirely hid between the two covers an =.
,raan M the plate until it is necessary
~. Ao'p onn,v the plaster. --Phlladelphl'
Ledger. -,--
what She Heard ut Church =.
Hell suppose your thoughts We're "ll
o ronr now bonnet during the sermon
this morning! o+
VI shc.-No, indeed, they were not
81 don't believe you can repeat amy :,
thing that was said during the service Sntinf
NY YES, 1 can. l heard !, lady oeh INC
me say, 'Isn'ti it stunning IVY -
leans Times Democrat
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
,y,pers on Strike In Spain.

Madrid, Aug. 25.-At the San Quintin
,,,ine in the province of Ciudad Real
. 600 miners have gone on strike. Forty
oendarmes have been ordered there &c
nrevent trouble. 1t is believed tnat th'
a;fferences will be speedily arranged.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25

More Troops Leave Camp Thomas.
chickamauga, Aug 25. The Eighth
Massachusetts, Twelfth New York and
Twenty-first Kansas have left Camp
Thomas for Lexington. KY. where they
will camp until further orders. Other
regiments were ready to move, but on
account of lack OF railroad facilities
were unable to do so. The regiments
OF the Second brigade, Second division,
First corps. will begin moving to Knox
Vile. The First Illinois cavalry Is ex-
pected to leave at an early hour for
Chicago. arriving at its destination Fri
day night.
The commissary supply depot, which
has been located at Chattanooga for
several months, is to be moved at once
TO Huntsville, Ala. Major Nye, COM
missary of subsistence, has begun pre-
pairing for the move. A large amount
Of supplies is now on hand The Third
CORPS will begin moving to Huntsville
as soon as the remaining regiments of
the First corps get to Knoxville and
Lexington. Huntsville is to have by
far the largest camp in the south. When
the regiments ordered there arrive.
there will be about 10000 men at the lit
tie Alabama village. The place Is well
watered, healthy and in every way
adapted for a camping ground.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
5utsarhan Service.

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llU9P NJ
TtAiEd TO BARRE.
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25

,,,,\.n Experienced clothing sales
w wa. a oucc by the Combination Cash
wit have good reference Can OF or
,'Is l..tiou ash store Co., Barre,Nt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
Wanted.

o.T ~ rl,'lA- ring, gold with ruby.
,.,.. .-i SUNDAY between lad. Mead's
r. ~ so,tlc Commercial House. Leave
,fjIIu,HAN dice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
LEO r. M.
Barre Railroad Co.


TIMETABLE.
IN Mt r Monday, August lst, 1898. until
,"fu"r Np''u l--ouGer trains between Barre ana
'Ui''- .a- IdIy, sundays excepted, leaving
"a'Ie a h. VI, returning, arrive Barre at
An"''n .s- direct to the largest quarries
AMI i"r OF. '1 inspect them.
ii. ". rrANYAN, Gen'l. Supt.
H'n" Fl1.. =, Isos,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations Of the New York Stock
Exchange.

Exchange.
New York, Aug. "a.
Money on call nominally at ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3l6a44 per cent. Ster.
ling exchange firm. with actual business In
bankers bills at $4.sb36 for demand and al
S4.s3s4a4,s4 for 40 days. Posted rates. S4s4a4.&
and $4.s6a4s61s. Commercial bills, s4.s2}4
Silver certificates. 5oMa59s4c. Bar silver. 6Ol4c
Mexican dollars, 4816c. Government bondt
firm. State bonds quiet. Railroad bonds firm
Closing prices:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-25

g,..,...U 70 JUNE 2o' ls96.
,... ..,,., .A.re daily, except Sunday as 20
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-11-02
NEWS IN BRIEF,

A Mexican was attacked near San An tonic, Tex, by coyote and badly bitten before he killed the animal.
 In saloon TOW among horse jockeys at Newark, O., James Mullen was killed and James Ryan fatally hurt.
 O. H. McNeal is in jail at Columbus, Neb., charged with bigamy
 Edward Goldrick attempted to kill Michael O'Garra at Muncie, Ind, so he could get his place in blacksmith shop.
 Diphtheria is raging to an alarming extent at Wing, Ills. Some families have lost all their children there.
 Peter Holman and Charles Reiser were fatally hurt in family row at St. Louis, Mo.
 Rev. Thomas G. Bosley, Methodist minister, died at Jeffersonville, Ind, at the age of S9. He was ordained 69 years ago.
 A dynamite explosion in mine at Saragoza, Mex, killed Ii miners.
 All yellow fever quarantine in Texas has been removed.
 The gold reserve now amounts to $240, ,645, ,65i.
 The city tax budget of the city of New York is $93 ,0S2
 A special state election will be held in Texas today for the purpose of voting on the Confederate pension amend. ment.
 Andrew J Moody, IS years old, was suffocated in pile of cottonseed near Colbert, I. T.
 A case of smallpox is reported at Ac- ton, town six miles from Granbury. Tex
 Nellie Middleton, 12 years old, was thrown from horse near Howe, Tex !, and killed.
 William Davis, who was accidentally shot at the time Captain Robert Bell was killed at Hico, Tex, died of his wound.
 Glanders is prevalent among horses at Dallas, Tex.
 John F. Phillips, treasurer of the Chi cago, Rock Island and Pacific rail way, died at Chicago.
 Fire at Oklahoma City, O. T., de- stroyed block of buildings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-11-02
OREGON AND IOWA
 NOW OFF BRAZIL
They VIII Take Part In the Jubilee at Rio de Janeiro and Then Go
 to Honolulu.

Washington, Nov. 2.s-A eablegram received at the navy department this morning announced the arrival at Bahia, Brazil. of the battleships Oregon and Iowa. They are 10 days from Tomkins- vile, making an ptionally smooth and rapid run down tha coast. The collier Abarenda, now lying at Bahih, consumed 8l days i'll making the same trip. Because of her lack of speed she probably will be allowed to return to the United States instead of going to Hono- lulu as was intended The battleships will stop at Bahia for few days replen- ishing their coal bunkers from the Aba renda and the Celtic and then proceed to Rio de Jal siro where they are to take part in the great demonstration there on Nov. 15 to commemorate tho anni- versary of the birth of the republic of Brazil