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The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09
GENERAL MERRlrT's POWER.
He Can Do About ms He Pleases in Ma
nils.

He Can do About Ms He Pleases in Ma
Mia.
Washington. July mo official of
the United States was ever intrusted
with such autocratic powers MS have
been conferred upon General Merritt in
his capacity as governor general Of the
Philippine islands. He is to be an au-
tocrat and govern an absolute mon
archy. Under the colonial policy of
Spain the captain general of the colo
ny has had supreme authority over his
department and has been responsible
only to the ministers at Madrid. II
they chose to Instruct him as to his
duties and the policy he should pursue
he was, of course, compelled to obey,
because they could at any time relieve
him from Office. But they usually al
lowed him full sway, as long as he did
not interfere with their personal inter
ests and provided lucrative positions
for their favorites who desired office
General Merritt inherits the powers
of the captain general, and being a.
OOO miles away will have no opportuni-
ty to ask Instructions from Washing
ton concerning the various matters that
will constantly be arising in his admin
istration of affairs. 1t is. therefore. OF
utuOsl ImIOTtuIce tHHI lie snail nave
the assistance of the best men who can
be found for the exercise of both civil
and military authority, for he will
gradually remove the Spanish officials
and fill their places with officers from
his command. 1t is expected that he
will utilize the services of native Phil
ippines 80 far as they can be made
available, but nobody in Washington
is sufficiently familiar with their char
acter and abilities to form nm intelli-
gent estimate of their probable useful
ness.
AS soon as General Merritt arrives
Admiral Deweys control of affairs
ceases and he Will be under Merritts
orders.
The task which has been assigned to
General Merritt will be no easy one.
particularly that part of It which must
impress upon semi-barbarous people
who have always lived under tyrant
the blessings of civilization and good
government.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09
THE SOUTH CELEBRATES.
For the First Time Since the war the
Fourth u Observed.

|. Atlanta, Ga, July 4.-The nation'S
birthday was celebrated in Atlanta
for the frst time since the civil war.
The demonstration was preeipitated
mt midnight, when the announcement
Of Admiral Sampson's crushing Of
the Spanish feet was conveyed to the
sleeping city in general alarm By
the hre department. and the screech.
ing Of n score of locomotives in the
railway yards. The city was hand
somely decorated. the state capitol
and governors mansion being Law
ishly draped in the national colors for
the hrst time ON this day for over q
Quarter Of . century.
vicksberE. Niss.. July 4.-For the
frst time in thirty-six years Ipde-
pendence Day was generally observed
h vicAseufY. While there was no
reE proGrAn. the entire population,
white and cotofe6, united In observing
tie day.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

European nations arc having their
eyes opened on the subject of patriot
ism The blue and the gray march
shoulder to shoulder. anu the rich an.
the poor meet on a common level
Among Roosevelt's trough riders" may
be found the sons of Federal and Con-
federate soldiers. and the sons of mill
ionalres of the East ride side by side
with the cowboy OF the Western plains
The solution Of the mystery is that we
are nation Of patriots. and that love
:. Of country Is common. to all sections
and classes.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09
Ca...r. I. c..,,pr :. s...

New York. July IA cable to the
Herald from Port Said says:
The San Francisco entered the Nue,
canal this afternoon. The Pelayo. the
Carlos v. and the remainder OF the
neet are under weigh. They are going
just outside Port Said. where they win
csal from their colliers.
London, July Ia dispatch to
Lloyd's from Port Said, dated lO:40
O'Clock to-day says that the Pelayo,
Emperador Carlos, Quinto, Osada, Pa.
trfOta. Buencss Ayres, Isla de Bauay,
Rspido. San FrAnciseo. Isla de Lunna
and san Isnace de Loyola have esss
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

IN a volume on statistics Of Cooper
alive Societies in Various Countries
which has been published in France
statistics are given of the rural and
artisans banks in France. The first OF
these banks was established in March.
1888 and their total number In May,
1897, was ISL. The membership in 1896
was S.64S; the total receipts in that
year amounted to $240,0oO. and 2,50l
loans were made to members, the gross
amount aggregating 100000.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

Adhereats OF the Spanish throne
proudly talk of what is behind 1t. but
this at present to its occupants must be
OF less interest than what's before 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

"a good man in the worst sense OF
taat term" was tho expressive epigram
flung after young Gladstone by the
party politicians who could not gain
his vote against his judgment. Of
course the snser was a compliment.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

1t may be more blessed to give than
to receive. hut the average man ID al
wayn willing to let the other fellow
have the blessing.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

Tho Austrian government has de-
c;dcd that "hef1o" in telephoning is i'm
polite and must not be used. But 1t
often Is convenient for abbreviaiion.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

The Philippines produce the finest IN
digo in the world. but it isn't SO blue as
the feeling that American squadron has
produced there
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09
=. ne.l.h Merth r.. coma,

Man suffers many mysterious ailments from
pnixnown causes. and nine-tenths Of them
have their origin In the digestive canal
out this canal oecasionaly In : rationaly way.
provided II II not done 10 . violent manner.
The proper cleansing and dI.infsstins Prep prep
are very gentle, but at the same time thor
oughly effective. A l0c box will purify the
whole system and In most cases remove tho
cause Of Ill health. When feeling bad" take
cascarsts. They will do you good. and can
do you no harm.
The second Parliament of Religions
ought to be held at Benares In 1900. ac-
cording to Indian papers. which cali at
tention to the fact that that city Is
sacred to 100000. .o0e Buddhists and 200
Q0O. 600 Hindua. -.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

Every time a man plays at the game
OF love ne tries to cheat.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

Every singer in n quartet can point
out three good rea.ons why the organ
ization isn't absolutely perfect
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

For a perfect complexion and a clear.
healthy skin, use COSMO BUTTERMILK
SOAP. Sold everywhere.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

1.-THE people," said the patriotic board
er. nov stand on one common platform.
regardless of politics." Yes" said As
bury Peppers II noticed that very thing
on the street car.'-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

Sense Of touch consists OF knowing
INST whom to strike for loan.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

Educate Your Bowels with casearsts.
Csndy Cathnrtic. cure constipation forever
eos. - tic C. C. fail. drug9ists refund money
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

list I'm not afraid of war. and Nbile I
didn't offer my services to n .y. l
am going to prove my coura nd
ing the summer at seasid ia
Philadelphia North American-~
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09
wheat 60 Cent. !. Bssh.l

How to grow wheat with big profit - 70
cents and samples of Sa1xer's Red Cfos $50
Bushels per acre) Winter Wheat, Rye, Oats,
Clovers, etc, with Farm Seed Catalogue
for 4 cents postage. JOHN A. HALZER
SEED CO., La Crosse, Wis. w.n.u.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

Some dead spaniards have been can
non-ized.
The Meeker herald., 1898-07-09

The most recent estimate of the wealth
of Great Britain and Ireland Is f11.SO6,-
100 0oO.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
They Like Dewey.

A special correspondent of the Balti.
more Sun in Manila writes thus: ~
have mentioned Admiral Dewey's ablli-
ty as an administrator and diplomat.
While maintaining most vigorous
blockade, he willingly gave permission
to a delegation Of British and German
merchants to remove their families to
Cayite, He ordered that place to be
made sanitary, and placed Consul Will
l;ams in charge. The consequence is
that wealthy Manila families, like that
Of the Cortes, have placed all their
houses in Cavite at Dewey's disposal.
He has made himself exceedingly popu'
lar among the British shipmasters. In
stead of carrying OH with the absolut'slh
Of a conqueror, he has aided and facil,
itated their business SO long as it did
mot interfere with his duties. His praise
Is sounded in every port in the far east,
and when he was in need of coal these
administers readily sold him 5000
tons. so that he was we'll supplied. y
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
Tho Woes Of Royalty.

An interesting writer has lately
pointed out that the children Of Prince
Arthur, the only son Of the Duke OF
Connaught, who is himself the third
son of the queen, will no longer be
royal highnesses, but merely mobiles,
and should these children have children
they will be obliged to content them
selves with the commonplace prehx
"Mr." It is this fact that has induced
the uueen to issue letters patent, under
the seal, declaring that the children OF
the eldest son of the Prince Of Wales
shall have, and at all times hold and
enjoy, the style, title or attribute OF
"royal highness. Hitherto these chill
dren of the Duke Of York had no ri ght
to being so termed. They were just
Main princes, and their children would
fare no better than their cousins OF Con
naught.
This state of affairs results from the
queen living to see three generations OF
her direct heirs, and it doubtless set her
to thinking how Grandpapa Wales
would like having an untitled great
grandson, with no place in the royal
procession. Until the issue Of these let
tiers patent, little Eddie, David and
Baby Victoria were nothing but COM
moners in the eyes of the law. 1t seems
odd to Americans that this decree OF the
oueen g should have lifted quite weight
from the Wales and Yorks' hearts, but
what say the Connaughts to being left
ont in the cold with their plain "youl
grace" and MR." They haven't beer
benefited, and what is to become t.
-he,n 100 wears hence?-Boston Herald
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
r,ntraI Vermont Railroad
Tjnle-T able.
,..r,,u no June. 26, 1898.

DIRECTED I" ~ Me- ~ wv.
lave Barre daily, except sunday a. 'o-'
III lNG SOUTH.
MAIL, For Boston wa. LoTei' o.
10 J. No.. Sew York via. sprihgneio anu
f tIoa ~ land peints. Parlnr car 10 20 20
ST. Ne" well, without change. Con'
% Tti', E,rr Junction WIN M ~ orL
NJ, a. n'1 with ,ugou-h ParIor Oaf " t''" 'A
s' L.i;,pg+f.ld, arriving 40 p H.
% .,I v-FA.T EXPRESS: FOR ea bos. sndv,.
l!0O f,r All \. v York via. Springheio anaon
y ;oS'Ln on4 D Buffet parlor car 10 nos'on
nW-LocALPAssENGER; For N 1n.
10 F'A'-a ,.G, Randolph, and White n ;,sa
Junction, connecting VII" '~'N
tram .or Windsor
ov NIGHT EXPRESS. Leaves barr 70
u00 f,y. Only, but leaves MontpeneI nv Nv
d,ly including sundays Duo IL ~.
a. lowell daily s.l5 A.. N. boss 20 w.
tNcho"',-- IN. New York except Sun
SUNNY Nj. or sundays runs to Spring
ls! 1t ~, " ngurr sleeping cara to Boston
H rnwpN and to Sprlnghelo
GOING NORTH.
v-LuCAL EXPRESS. For burning ing
s.5O a, y, A0Aa-, Richford, HOUSES rom. any
0n' i-r., uI.uect- at Essex Junction Will
o!ayl.-" p5inls on Rutland II. n.
'Af NAIL. For Burlington, Rutland
IVA t,i4gr junction, st. Aloans, Mon. ,t
,sm" .as| OlIcusburgn and the West. WAY
No'T owen .r to Montreal, and tnrougl
nyf .i La' .,r 4sIu,onto Chicago via Niagar'
.3yIHg-S Tor Burlington, 81. AZ
10 +, MN WA V'r,rai. Pullman Sleeping gar
I Mrt" '"i Junction 10 Chicago, witn eh,
A .n.tn Du, chicago 80 P. M. next nlent
, ,".n.ct- at Essex Junction for New '0''
", RutAnu Aua TROY.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
A Monte Carlo Tragedy.

Mr. penpe of Germany, with his wife
and a friend, went to Monte Carlo re-
Gently to win fortune on a sure sys'
tenn Of betting devised by the friend.
They lost $4,000, and determined TO
commit suicide. The three sat on the
beach at Antilles, then walked into the
water up to their necks; each held re,
voIver and at word from Pope held
e to his head and fired. The l'oppes
were killed instantly, but the friend
survived long enough to ten the Story
IVA Strong Soup.
Tn the life of William Stokes, written
NV his son, which has appeared i'll Lon
don II is told how Soyer was sent ovel
tn Dublin during the great famine tf
show the people how make soup. stoke'
asked starving beggar why she dld no
ro and get some of the soup that wa
beinc freely distributed.
"Soup, is it, your honor? sure l
;s,,t soup at ALL" "And what is 1T
then?" inquired Stokes ut is noth,n
vour honor, but quart of water boiie'
down to a pint, to make it sthronsE
This is the soup maigre which lilo
earth caricatured in his picture Oh til
French troops at Calais.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
A STORY OF THE MYSTIC.
Ono Sister Takes Poison, and Her Twin,
Milea Away. Dies.

Ono Sister Takes Poison, and Her Twin,
Miles Away, Dies.
Students Of the curious will find lots
of material for investigation In the fol-
lowing queer story: Mary and Anna
Carter were twins. They were born in
Indiana in 1856. From infancy the girls
were inseparable companions, and as
they grew older bond Of sympathy,
stronger than that usually existing be-
tween two sisters, was noticeable. If
Mary was sick, Anna was sure to feel
bad. Matters went along in this way
until 1880, when Mary was married to
Alonzo Whittam and later removed to
Broome county, N. Y. Two years after
Anna was married to William Schnell
and took up her home at Cairo, Ills.
The sisters correspondent frequently,
but as family cares pressed their letters
grew infrequent, and when four years
ago Mrs. Schnell moved to Oklahoma
they ceased entirely. The strange result
of the sympathetic bond which made
one sister feel i'll when the other was
sick did not end, however.
One day in February last Mrs. Whit
tam, feeling unwell, took what she sup
posed was dose Of medicine her hus-
band had procured for her from a ply
sician in Binghamton, but which proved
to be tincttre Of aconite that had been
set away and forgotten. Soon she began
to feel i'll, and her husband hastily pre-
pared antidotes, and neighbor was
sent for a physician. When the physi-
clan arrived, Mrs. Whittam was in a
comatose condition, and it was with
the greatest difficulty she was revived.
She recovered, however, and about a
month afterward received letter from
Mr.. Schnell, saying her sister was dead
and that death occurred in a peculiar
manner.
On the day in February that Mrs.
Whittam was taken sick Mrs. Schnell
fell suddenly and violently i'll. No cause
could be assigned and the physician
who was called pronounced all the
symptoms to be those of poisoning. Al
first it was suspected she had tried te
commit suicide, but this was disproved
Then suspicion conferred ON the husband
but there was nothing to implicate him
as their life had always been extremely
happy. A post norton examination re
vealed the fact that the heart had beer
strangely affected, as in aconite poison
ing, but no poison could be found in tn
system.
When Mrs. Whittam wrote an &C
count of her suffering, relatives con
cluded that death was the result Of tn
sympathetic bond existing since child
hood. Both had been affected alike, bu
Mr.. Whittam, knowing the cause OF tn
difficulty, administered the proper anti
dotes, and his efforts, seconded by thos
of the physician, were successful, Will
Mr.. Schnell and the doctor, being in tn
dark as to the cause Of the Illness coul
not combat 1t successfully.
Some persons in the Schnell neigh
borhood still hold to the theory that tn
woman died from heart disease, but tn
majority believe her death was due
an accident Chicago Inter Ocean.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
,,,. so,.bble with Colombia.

london. Aug. IA dispatch from
,.,a "a news agency here says the
Italian government does not Intend 70
as;f,, its attitude with regard to the
claim against Colombia and is deter
r,ined upon exact compliance with the
a.h;.r.tor's conditions. According 10
this dispatch. Admiral Candianis latest
renort is to the effect that Colombia Is
aaeant and serious trouble Ia possible
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
FALSlFlED HER AGE.
A Court Trial That Disclosed 1u'''
Phase of Russian Society.

. Court Trial That Disclosed = N"'0i
Phase of Russian Society
rvon in Russia, it seems despotism
does not 90 the length OF forcing
,ro,n.n to tell her age or OF punishlhs
her Trr stating it inaccurately. A Ger
.o;r princess Eugalytcheff was recently
tr;od at Moscow and sentenced 70 ne
,ono ;nternment in the province OF Olo'
not1 for embezzling lao, ooo luoles.
After the proceeding i'll court nao come
"a W. end and after the noble lady mao
w to the country for her somewhat
auo,onoed rest from urban gayeties ana
tn,nntations too careful official discov-
orad that among the papers IN the case
was the princess certificate OF oap'ls" /.
and TINT she had changed the aa'e u ~
s. mu 1s47 to 1867. Instantly TINS grave
ar;,me was brought to the notice OF tne
onthor;ties. aud the convicted emoezzieI
au oa srmmoned to meet the charge OF
taIs;fv;np an official document. Ihen
oMr;ous fact was disclosed, ana SUI. VI,
nr;s;nr amount of light was thrown III
Russian society. .,ho wa,
The Prince Eugalytcheif' VINO Ma'
,;.od as a witness by the prosecu'ol'
s sdu that whether his bride was 20 gear
sS or Younger than her certiheu at :
was a matter of absolute man eie no ~ v,
Kim All he could say was tn"e 10 ,, ~; =,
mn. tho sum of 5000 rubles 1or CIV
t ;na the lady his name, that imme so ,a.o
ing .lo .Sc marriage ceremony he pro
~ aa,ei for W, her separate passport, AM
t tnat since then he has known no sn;rs
that s ~ his wife or her private affairs
T The j., CALAMITY declined ha to S eoays
t eSors set about womans ags," s and sN
was Pr ;sns back sT dc I'll: cheap heap ii
p, rr'o and this is perhaps the most s.or n,
tsrssting bit of news in the whole s'0r'
Nou, York Times.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01

81 understand that was ia Await
m;xed crowd that attended your oeiioi''
ball, Rastus. or twice,
"Yassir dey mixed once of Wv, nne
but we got 'cm scatterated pelo =, any Cin.
had time to call fer de wagon
cinnati Enquirer.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
cop.ral Grants brigade to Start.

Washington, Aug An official DIS
notoh to the war office announces the
arrival of General Fred D. Grants or,-
rade at Newport News, Va. The load
ing of the troops, baggage ETC. mas
begun. and the indications are that the
brigade will be off for Porto Rico oy
Tuesday evening
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01

SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE.
lesv. Barre, 7.3o, -, lo.2) A IN. 1890. l.45.
SGj, 40, 5.l0 O,o', 9,oo p. ,o.s
Arrjyp al Montpelier T4a, $40, 1875 A. NJ, l2.4o'
@,S.l42o, 5.31, 40, 1910 p. M.
Leave Nontpeicr, $50 SIC, 9.45 A. H., ll'oo H.
l.Q5, !4l, $50, "A, O.lj, $50 P. M.
AnEea Barre 5,5o, "a, iU.o5 Am, l2.lo' l.]o'
.'', $50. $40 60, "t1ph'
Suburban service i subject to changes. Appli'
cation from the people for more trims
OF te,,er service NiU be cheerfully conslo-
eef. All raur wll stop on signal at any pace
between Montpelier and Barre TO take passehgers'
SOD will stop Al any place to leave passengers, pro
Uisi The Place Is lou!e known TO the conductor
13OA. Nj.
Connect. at We4 River with Accommodation
Train north, and with Mail and Express IRAN
s1lth over ,he 'as- lmp4ic Division OF boeton q
Gaiae L. K. lurou-h ! rain service from WEN
AyetyI.. PljuYuth OF White River Junction te
Boston, aGl VIA Bellows fal. and Springfield TO-
Neg York. Ar; - ia Boston 4 80 p. NJ, Ne"
Yin ura4t Contra. Napotl 10 p. NJ.
3oP.M.
THROUGH service, burlington toFabyans. stop
q silpflncjpaI -mtjour hrtween Wells klver ans
FA@9-, arriving '4hlau- 40C T.. NJ. Conhecu
u FABIAN. WITH }a.u for Portland and Old "
tlnn leAct. Also with train for summit MI
Washington, a,dNu- summit $50 p. M. Con
meet, at " ~, River with he Mail Train nortf owe
P.".M,,it Diyiior, ahd tn, Pacific Coast Ex
Yns. VIA umll.n Haui, hallway to Montreal
Vletcc, tlu~l0 ANA ,he PacIti, Coast. Throug
Sleeping ear Goa,rp.5 &, taicago every day excep
%Nilys. Io'pH.it oas, every day except sur
Vit. Also sin lMpv-, lr.n a.,iving IN Bosto
%'@P,N, Ai-oNfh 'r,ui Tor Fabyans, Lancaster
pN.' f., -l.,. am
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
cenero, King For Manila.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-brlgaoieI
General Charles King has been seiecteo
TO command the troops which san on
the Scandal and Arizona. General Mer.
ritt's telegram, stating that he woulo
need all the troops originally destined
for the Manila expedition, has revived
the dropping hopes Of the regiments sun
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
A Grateful Gush.

Sandy McQuirk Ito porter, Mno .f r
,oe~ aIont ten minutes looking ai,u ,a
his luggagc)-Mon, con sew w. TAX q
hecn vera oblecgln. W"ii r. ~ p;ts
Couch n, snufr:'-London Ilt-oi's'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
,.,d.n y,.w. on Philippines.

London, Aug There Is decioeo
feeling here that the United states
ought to keep the Philippines, at any
rate for the present. Not only does
norton of the English press support
This idea, but many private individuals
as we'll.
A number Of people who have inter-
ests in the Philippine archipeiaso' WV"
some Filipinos who reside IN Englahu
have invoked the aid OF the American
press to direct public opinion IN support
of the retention of the Islands unoer an
American protectorate.
America, they say, cannot dishono1
the pledges Of Consul Generals FRAT.
and wildman and Admiral Dewey ana
abandon the country as a prey TO the
standards and to endless disorder.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
suburban SerViCo'

TRAINS TO MONTPELIER.
,.,,. Rare .Io, $50 \. M, 1900 $780, o'io'
lMP,N ,r
TRAINS TO BARRE.
Iege Montpelier $3.50, 9,l5' 1890 A. M i1''''
maud "a p. NJ,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
3 10 ) Per Cent.
PER MONTH,

Earned for clients. Money is not In.
vested in the stock market or in so-called
syudicatcs, but in good, solid collateral,
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You can invest $40 to $1,000, or any
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Write for circulars. The best OF REFER
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
wi,,iamstcwn Trains.

r.,. R.,rDlgvp VI. 4.3Op.M. Due Williams
.Oaa Loo p. N. o..VP W. ooo Qua
Rare slj A. NJ. $50 T.. NJ.
,up,tnV1v :. " CUMMINGS,
y W. "''Ii to .',t Gen. Pass. Agent
MP sroI',iuruN, Supt NJ. 4 W. K. Div.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01

,A'., ring. gold, with ruby.
| 0.I-A ,g gu.. ,..ujay between Id. Meals
l lt.' .n NJ, ,hc numerical House. Leave
N.'grr"ITGEAM Office
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
Mechanically.

Judge-And what did 1,,a the yop p' would
say when you told d, him th'' ''' "
n" cteomplainant-He answered 'H''A
ically, yer honor:
Judse-Explain: ,o IN the head
Complainant-He nis mo
-u;th -. hammer. -Exchans"'