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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Sncpb Mucn1ia.

O. i1r5 an souu:aq Morotu &c llby aacob
MueuiiQ i'm &Ltsr ppu 70 &lbrtt, Qt5irtjg aus
S]..Ibrouu, lGurttembCe. Die &err0iguuI ijno;t
morgtM SiE,itll, Rlbmi;iGQs ; llbr, pOm
ErlutrbauR, Er. 2Ol7, Grto,rid-2lDanut, ans itdtt,
finn.
gB;lao:lp5t:r, IA, 3si.unoen pOa,n 0tf. cc9irtH.
C}S-B
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
S~erIatnmlnngS Nn3etgen.
AZ,

49, PRUDENTIAL LEAGUE.
&%Es 9bthelIun9 Ir. ES6 ueriOulnsIt ih
hcutc. Niontue, Den IA. TsbrTar, &benos > uhr, in
Dem yutGle oc5 NrH. SIliu7 SuIt, gtr. 1891, Sra
IcauezStr, yr SQhrssz2SeridmMlung mo SedmteHs
iuubl. NiitaIieoer ituo sriuht. puHftild Su erinelneH.
L3Sl HpuiS gcf. lril. bss Sts&anncllS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Grhr WInicr.

Ge f3r5 am Srcjtag. ben II. Februav, 4bsuNs
1920, &obH I}lier i'm alter Don 80 &abrtu III i'iHsr
lGcbartl, lr. 1891, SprjnQs Strlbs. Or &e:rOls
Quul ijuGst btUtt. UioyJtus . llbr, MN Dim
Sr0u:rBIui; avs matt.
Sie truutrE0 @Gttin
GSl utbt ) GiWOcru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Baltimore glnuapnliss SbnrtsSiurs
6ilcnbabH.

r,+frRrQttum a. IObtmbCr 1877.
3i5s ]ptrlaeu Die 6amomsS tatioH na0 HHnag2s
a o"st 5riihsufatigUu al yBGbtutaQcU uu C.5j,
. M rN5~rrs Irup 10 JuhmittaCs uuO SIS NJts.
Ir : rS5 annapolis uuo VI. W. \ y. 8i0i'ttas
S5i6stisSucr an g9ohgHiagm nm 40j GapmlttGJs.
Ss~mtgos 500 @ormjt!I1s NM L3o Nadmitlcgs.
ST7SS;,Tr. NON W~Euapglis ua6 Baltimore on g9obtUs
go a. uuo SO 9CrWJttags, 1900 y,i,.ayz,
y GS HYehmittuQ5 NM 6.l0 NbeUbs. Souutags s.3l
gl,rmitta1s mo Go 9b5HOs. Gin GraDtjug '-hyI
,5,lid. ausqgupmmcu S]guUtaVs, RON g9tit u, &cl
AIM strait, Baltimore, Gb.
W ). @iliou 9rpDn.
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
sarttnsre o~nnphsadet.Ss.


XIV Oup'IlHlts
@I,saHtt Sampler tdsIit, au5SsHsmmsn SoRns
tags, pom lluiousGod C5u6 Der @oHcorbftrGs0, 6.3o
gbsHos, GaHtOHsL9tTftt 40 abo5, nap Glo @piHt
Comfort, Rnrfp!t, GortsmUutb uue alien
@unften Gee 9ureuS. 8erbirbuns in Bortsmouth
nit Der Seaboaro 4tr Emit" geitIoisHer Sug, Sorts
mouth mad Atlautd. SHge gerbiHbuHg iu IJelooH
nit Der -GtIaEtlc Seat 9IHi:." Su giOrtolt BeybiHs
buns nit Der pJorioIt UHo Carolina" ~~gtorf0lt uHe
SoutherH," atlantic urb Dau5ile" uuO ~gioIf0It aHb
Beittrn giieEbabH." uHo NIT Der rSlb 9pmiHious
fine" uah 9itpberHs uHo N0ihlHgtoH, yi.zS. gu
Oh BoIEt Comfort init Der rGheiaD,a'e uHo Ohio
gIieHbabu" nab g2itmOue unb ISuuttcn 6es lNefteHs.
WahI5sit,H rah 6cH suropdIiheH BLAME. Sururiois
9oiitsnsSiumer. GlttIriine SteuhtuEg. Dampfs
h,iJuns. 9oisH ir,i. UtaH beIese Saiutsn=S inlTsT I'M
Boraus I'M Billet Bureau Der SaJsSiuis, yir. 129,
Sl'3nltIHortsStr. &eIepboH 1895.
Spbn Y. Sbtrpppb. BinIam Rdnban,
9cHtralrgiaHGaer. BtH. i5r. mo Ban. AseHt.
q. 3rUwn, 8eEcralsBi q,tsa geHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
gpneSfaHe

em II. 5tbrn1r 5enRteRrOn6ttmtr q
" glm Ii. rS,61tar 9 bn or tier, 40 Sabre oft.
elfn 9; Gtbrilar gnti X tts q }aegt al =
SdHre alt. .
Sabre ult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
~
0puppn=Barf= Scmctcru.

E.u. Stitiontn fuo itgt iur &tiJ!iVuHo ba9ss
riatet. Yj:!s GUsgepdblte Cots. Ter SUgtrintsHs
bent ot3 GruHoss un0 9oNsus Miro iso: qapnnittt
9~lrstur:t e~gtb,iits. Sa5 s : III u : Il III its5t
taQlia jur Suigciiiou ofitu. g8soeu Tdbsrsm ipsnOe
MAI I'D au on SUDtr!atsuosHtsu oocr Ill pas Bis
rclI N 3r. 800, RUrosG dr!essStL
.lI,.fTg ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Wodh 9GaIbinafUn.

ut. g(o1uis5tatiou. an gSobta:ap.u. T6lO, I05
WorQtn5. &7.5o fS.5o, tI0.0} 9grm.ttdEs, 3l2.aL
no, t}.36 g1bmitta1s. A5II. BOP. f1iA
f9.32, 3l0.4l Wt.nos. ScLu:aT5, }6lD WorIus,
I3,jO, tI0O4 &ormi,tlas, f22j, 1}5j g11m..'
tags, fG42 1902, fI0.Hl Hbuos.
Communication, an gGoamtl1sa, 500 1il5,
1928, G35 Ni5r5ms. RIO, ESU1. S3I, 1000,
3l0.l2. f'O2j @ormjttaos. l2l5. El25n. Il 80.
30, lf3.45 - Wjuut,u). ftlO Hnbmjta1s 5oj,
ROO. GiS, f7Oe, I73o, 3I20, 9lI RIO
tl05j, 1l.30 G5tuos. ScHHta1s Hf.2j G3j Wi0y'
Gems, S25, 1000. flOl2. Fl02j gormtt:lGs, LOB,
H2lO, 34j Is Wjuut,u) Wlbmitta9s. sos, G.l2,
400. f7.3O. qI5, 1910. TlO55. ll3) N5Uos.
yllb annapolis, Wt. Identification, lI0j USor'
GERS, $50 @ovmittaQs uEo 81 Nbsuns. Glmo'ns
Station. 30 Ytorlws. 900 @ormjtt-as. 40
Nl5mjttaP5 MD $50 N5tnos. gH S0ERtl5,H, 800
Mnrmittrns mn ! q 0hsnns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
gaenIi6c @IarplaHOcr GiieHbabn.

Sratiu RAJ " o.
A.. s.-r,r,n bic 9iaul.s )tatiou,. nj; i0iiat;,
Snst - StusuJuG, "SUuptltHtc' u. < 2S y;
'4:3V ltu0-,, El1gu IND ausCen95liHisn SonHIa55
" M y n w. Gb1mbsrsbuTs, Dta''''20"'s ""'
9StH6ctsr. ,,,s. Wori, g.. & s Sin, uuO
7.22 Gs."' ..fi5 peu GmorpsSropS tetnsr Sdra
isle un5 q - 6au2tliui,, Gbum5ersburg,
b Ssl- = a.aitsburg MD y. & @. w. ". nap
Sgmso2s5a95,, ,ss grOm. ua8 u~aiou:griog:
uno Slas .i. tts9g QiiOm. mad llnionsgrioa,,
ll0ll gSS.sr.gs56sg, i:rusr Carlisle uno U. & y.
y. &4~it,aos aU0m. mad GmorDs@rooa.
925 l1trritfrSg - WttoW. HGb uuioUsSrio-t
~ a1--4rittaSs - GypJsS mad Yo,t uno Y. b
y T5,.,4wIit.aas - WHom. nod GmOrpsSr0o:
~ 8B--4ritta1s Grrrsb mob 9untteu o. ott
!+gs r~,ririt, f,rutr Grtberit, GmmitsbuE1, 5bl2'
@-..trra unD r. & g8. u. U.
,.E,'g WTA1rrittues - Nliom. nan G~morpsBrcOs.
IN Gsrrbg - Ati0m. ua1 ungcnsGrIogI
s--1-I, Wb,r0s 49, 9iiom. mad EuorpzSroUt.
~ * wEeubg Nti0m. uab Gmorpsgrose.
S--lih. !SaIlih, uusgeuoWmsu SoEHta0s-
2Rur S0uutcgs.
uin,.. uuo GtgddsCiiies Gr. 205, GFstaliinsrea
St 56S, boft,n al Unions, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
e,,T}|ST. gp1Ibrort= W~orth=WUguutsl 5t1ttor an
: m. 8 0 D. 9su,raIsgejhaitsih5TfF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Baltimore -Se6ia6- Gi(em6a6n

0Uttbs 4ptR Il GS station.
3ult gtVtg 40 III NSVytNIIstE map GlgDIii un
Z 40 Npru.ItIgs uH0 4UU GaOmIttl15.
SuVs stBcR ob al gSoDsHtaQsH map 9eGir I'm
$50 gormIttags unD $50 4ahmittaa8.
3uac 0ebm oh On SpnutaQtH nab Cardiff nm
$50 8prmittags uRo 400 3abmittaQs.
3Has etbsH ob an SpHuta0sH Ra9 9tlair I'm $50
dbsHos.
Gp. u. MsstG
GALL 9tnttaIsg tiAdftstRbEr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

q hriifinn = NE. VI rrniS.

81 itlrb am =. rfebruar 1898 G5ritiau ). 81.
@lraolo. is Sabre all. Sic @t;ro:guHQ iju0st BON
i.iu.r l.Bttu J9UbuuuQ. Nr. 2ll3. NttNsurusStrlbt,
aus morgeH, Ei:UitaJ, ga6mi;tags , llby,
matt. t>-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
SeritftrnngssN usDeiie.
S~ucprpUrift 1856
SncprpUrfft 1856.
$ O TO arb
Semers SerFderrngs 0eicQIdaft
put Saitimprc,
CIR. 3O6, @8aterRrafc. @ebduoe Der @si,lI4aft.
9Sm Grtptnc. NJ. SeipIH Scpss.
gr0fioert. SetrstIr.

Q(uspeis ii6er BEN @tanO Der r6opz
arb : 3FslGer @erii9erungS @sIeu=
i9dft" bon MarDlano, am 81. De-
3em6er 1897.
@ut6oben:
9Sertb reg @runbCieCutGum5 uuD br
@ruuO3Iuitu, BON Der 6ompQQuic
]OeejQHet. ~G5iiQ,it Der Gui Dcmicz
ben ]buittuncH Saicu s 39,So10 o
Sdrlcbcu ami GruuOeiQsutbuu O,SUo00
| GitcttcI NM SbliQdtioucu, ublolut
lscrt5 2R,nl75
si5t;rosite6a u "'' -, 2.co-.55
ibait, Der @eituiDuit oeb5rcnO UNI
in Der Yduf btpoHirt II. 20l 90
SGEiQc mo im GiUjIcbcu b%tgrIifeue
EraHileI 4aN6nt
Gciammtt 3uacfauomt Gut6abm $3l37o27 %
RIOT 5ugc cit uubtuc UutbObcU:
Garlebcu auf @ttltn Der
epHlpGlhtt ...... S5yOW
SHEeaH=1to5t1H . L5SSbl
@srbtuOIi3tsittn:
Giuberjbtctc, bcyt3ucte UuO
gGbc]o9Itc gsrla1s $l3,45o.2l
lB DorQcbrictcU 4S,l3G.lZ
gaar, u~nbcjablte GiOiocns
0cn 149LG5
G:iamms: Decentralization @,G2o09
rlebcri4ub binfatIf3 Der golieen=an=
hubtr S2JO,O2l. -
On anqtgs6rn ..... LGsSGi
$25L,7l0@
G~tnguo3!tes Gruuotapitut 800. 2]o0,o0o.oO
rc5cri8uB 9nf8ti6 Der attieas5ns
9GUS s'i''A''''
Ceiamm.e GinnQbmtn.... $s5,o33O8
! @ciammtt NusQubtu... O,G5420
4etruQ pr an 81. Scjcmbcr 1897 III
iIi156enS Golittn 1O,522919O
5aSsss : 1877 aa.5cfsItr goiic:u, 2,55O,35LOO
e crmpfan9sat Gramita .. 16,428.O2
Su I~GarplluO in 1897 b:jabIts 9trz
Int 3,6jl.g
On MorDlunO in 1897 c]rlittcue @crs
lgte Oi-'5.tI
StaQt Mur0tunt, @iitturouj=0 G
pa rtcmcut (. & o m / a 8 : 9ircau,
uuuappli s, Dcn o. Sauuar 1898. - in Sc
mGBhcit ps @cieBbubc5 Der Oifeutliben olQcmsiuen
@cicfc bcibciuiQc i6 hermit, oaB SoritebeHOc5 Gin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &us3uq ans DEM NuSpsiie Der
| ,@ OpurO Ftucr YCrii6truuO5 8
eicIli6uftD ~ b 4 Il D" bis sum
81. StBcmbcr 1897, tie Ct in oicltm gurtou t!RGt=
reibt noroeu, 1T.
s. Gilbert SurB.
GG,32A IheturuuJ= GommiFdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
9fuud NJ. Ed1ueiScr.
I'D j

is farb am II. 6tbruar @E1uu u. 55a;iOtr I'M
Gllttr pou ~ &1brsu. Die 9etrOiQlElq tIrIotE
btutt ZEN H. 6tbrulr, Nl6mittlas , llbr, pom
la,t 4~90buunQ jbr:r lotttr, 5rnu 6yro. ". SlnB,
~, gtorosS trtdirzStraB:. aus tltt. 3I-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
NeWe SIn3elgeM.
SSc;YofhSocfurh

Sim, 2~2=ia1ri9, g8jttrUS iudt 0t @;tluu.iblit
c:uss Miuu.s ST. m,tJsr. ,3Dtd: Gt~rclsljbuul.
lP1u d0rcifrt ~. a." Opposition oss rSsu;i6tu
GprrtiyuU0cUt,H." 2S-iU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Mp--gI-.n ,..w aGFf-Mg. v

ulCD gACtD@JUCE hNI RbtAatEAUNlls
WQf3uJt Usro.n 0urb ou5 NIHtlGt Gibt bIsUbt.t.
9trluiitH 6amDsH citation.
(gtrlaTtU ut. RD01lsS tatou / Wuu!,U ipatsr.)
gub GsUs9ort, Bottom uUo Dem Lftn, an g8o'
5su.lgtu, as gtor9tUs S2slsD1g5oul $50,
1850 Sg.lisplqGDuD NgrW.iiIls. Psi l2.l5
Sg.j:p100oul, 349 81hwItt1s5, 600 Spsii.DupJ
aouI, 900 l5tuo5, LIS ElI;5. S5.lfUc lE0U pm
|5tuSS. s]o1nta5g. as. $50 SDtiitDalg5n5
ggvm!tilQs. els @gtiaUaGgcgl 3.4tJIldmItt1gs,
600 SysitUaQgoHD, 800 Nbgu0s, ulj Rlb.5,
5a.lnUaIGon ccn Ut. MULTIPLICATION, otI;n iur
'gS55 QtllHtissGttr, is W}ovetag. 1850 gormit.
tags, 1850, LIS 343 gt1Dmlttags. Scuuta3s,
y}l5 Qbi.aS.lpBia. gSi,miuQtOu uuO G5ftr, an
Wodsutlltu, (L55 SpUlnUd1GoIl 500, tlO.jO, nur
IN g3,lmiu1tou aubllteI9, Sptit1Uag80ul Qormits
tags, 1851, els S9gIcr1gJcn, MIR IN gSllmtHgs
aon), 900 GbupE. lis RG6ts. SOnutags ass
uuO $50 SUtigudpIoHl SOrWtttlgz, 2.l0 Sptlt=
%Uag9oul, 80 ga&mttta5s, 600 S9st'Da15oHl,
900 9btrOg, 1.l5 Gddts.
I,S 9oi5i- 5tationsT an Der gbtlaOHp5ir Cgis
TUn. an gDodtHtlReu, 500 BorWIttlas, 800 yI1s
mittdQs, sos A5sHos. SoNuta5s, $50 Yormlli,5s
'g'tt.22iGiitu Gamotn 5"tatton
g15 frtOsrid, 7.3) gormit.ags, l.2O, 43) gat,
mittags mp 5.2j NbUO5. Gin Sounto5.1, gS
gormyttags uuO 52l @beaos. ~
Qdh Qiu5stsr, !73O Qbm0s, !240 u15 A3J
aSB 9dS5trstopn, Io.I2 goSmitta8a alo uno
SO, 5}26 MT, 4!rD uno gB,ofatiou,r, an g3o6us
ta6tn' 7-35 9ormtittaqs, 100. 40 @l5mttta5s.
SIS Qb,nOg. Ssnntlgs, 9.35 @er@.i155, 02o
Va6 Gnitottz6itp, an @ohtntlr.t. go gtoE'
o,ug, 40, HOO 9ormittags, l-20, .' ~ I495
mittaQs, 5.25, $50 lilo I5,Go5 1.""'~s5' 800
gprmittaQs, 5.2j, $50, lilo N5"-5. e,, M
0a6 6urtig' g1p, an 00bmt1st1 D25 y!oJ'
o.ng. 9ul6Bt Gurtis' 9ap, az @99.a'o5'A' oV'
A5tHo5. gn.- e,,rtoos
"ldgli8. HJrpr'Bia5.
s,Dad pirO aus 0o.s.s q9o s9o5aGa9,4 a9s'ss
Bolt unO martirt Ron %. !" N ban Piast.Ng.rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
9ampfi6tfs. NnieigeIt
,,0cuc SansQintc,"
,,W0rf> NiOersQinie, "
-H=N Grifs(on-finie. gst:Ea,tios

- GritsGon- fiHie. s atafsit!8s
mGdl phiIabtIpbin. Salute ~sirBelHsy TahrursIs
$500. sebHt6Gias GrtrriJoH 1925; Ic6-ciH5,lHsr
NtloHticsSitu 81 6, GrWriioH 1915. ylcd gt,lus
golt Cpsr go5n pCr &ti,aoeIpbta) 81, Grturiiou SO.
werner SlIete Hah Nuus 3tlDtr, SoiUH, &lbanO, 2ru0,
Req, g.ptEGUtH, NTIogep0Tt NIB PORTLAND. DE.
uno {uuEt,u u0Toltb. Ga5lIt, ousssnOnm,H Conn
tugs, I'M ; ubr gtudm. SriIritoHsz SInCts iUeroru
rur I'M Bureau p~tJtGGit. TrafI biGiqcr ais pts nit
Der 5a6a. zGirt Hat Pamphlet. GIarcuCe Shrt=
Der, agtHt, yr. 2O3, SI6btItrG6s. (SttS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Sine ueue SehGnSlnng eegen MiB.
hilDuuncu.

mir habeu uEisr'm SGHatoriuH rim Heuee T,partez
Esut fur ortbortorde 0riItunoe uzter S,ituHe hes
ar. Tf. Edlaplrp, iruhtr IN Hirn, binSustjust.
Ausn Written pen DlBbIIoHHasn bcs gfiidens. bcT arIies
GbeiI nah Der ueusH T1stbobe 6es BroI. gor.ni ran
Wieu. Or. 6lpra u. Srepfsr,
81. 1921, 9iaeiioH'Gssuu Baltimore, ne.
CgIop26, 31lttI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

SIN Sabre 1897 IunbteDie
beutfGe Regierung cine @n5a6l erfa6>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

9upup De Come 's IN # 3 L
&c Stele in ieinem 8rtefe Iautete:
Die 8otI6aft OeS 9rGiiDenten bat
Die S~nIurgenten enttGuI6t. sic bat
ten etpu5 Mnberes erpartet. Sic bat
Die SbGtigteit Oe5 GOngreIIes geldbmt;
bod 6alte i6 lie fir i6le6t. @bgeIez
ben BON Der n6tijrli6en uno unper=
meioli6en 3au6eit, tpomit barin Mlz
les mieberbolt miro, mas Die Yrei1e II.
Dds @olt iiber MeDler geIagt baden,
5eigt Die 8otI9aft tpieoerum, baB SIC
&tnIep i6pa4 unO Dem PDbeI geneigt
unb Dab er ouBeroem elm nieOriger
9olititer lit, Der miinf6t, ii6 cine
Sbiire often gu, lafen uno nit ben
SingOs Ieiner Partet bod auf gutem
SUB gu ite6en."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-22

The ..hell holes" of River Street are
still running at full speed. and continu-
inc to keep blot on the fair record of
this city. Such state of affairs should
not be concealed from the officials, and
the TELEGRAM does not intend to drop
this important subject. The laws of
Vermont make it just as much crime
to allow building to be used for such
transactions as are carried on in the vi
city of River Street, as it does to sell
the cred stuff" Now what the TELE-
GRAM intends doing within very few
days is 10 publish the names of every
individual in any way connected with
these dcns of vice. We do not propose
to be the paid paper of any law break
crs. The grave faced deacons and other
religious officials who each month in
crease their bank account by rent re-
ceived from the keepers of these places
can take warning from this article, and
either rid River Street of these law
breakers or take the conse quences. Let
an unfortunate slave of liquor become
the worse for having remained at the
cups too long, and these same deacons
will rush out and cry "police." The
intoxicated man is taken to the lookup,
and la;er pays for his offense. Where
did he secure his liquor? The chances
are more than even that some of it came
from the River Street saloons. Who is
guilty of selling it to him +? Some OF
the very dcacons who wanted him ar
rested, for we know of more than one
case where the man who had the intox-
icated man pulled" owned the "kitch-
en-" where the liquor was purchased.
The TELEGRAM never did and never
will pay homage to these DR.. Jekyles
and Mr.. Uydes of Barre. We will
however publish every fact in connec-
ton with the River Street business with
no fear of libel suits. Facts are stub
born things but like ''murdcrs they will
out" Look out We River Street land
lords. Either whitewash your houses
or watch results.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-22
England Not Asleep.

London, Oct. pa dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Portsmouth says the British admiralty
has issued orders that no dockyard re-
pairs are to be commenced upon ships
belonging to the reserve squadrons I'M
less they can be completed within IS
hours.
Exceptional interest was taken by all
classes in the celebration of the an
niversary of the battle of III afalgar,
fought Oct. n, 1905, when the British
fleets, under Admiral Nelson, gained a
brilliant victory over the fleets of
France and SPAIN commanded by Ad-
miral Villeneuve. The cause of this in
creased outburst of patriotism here is
the dispute with France over the Fash
oda question.
The Nelson column on Trafalgar
square was profusely decorated and en-
twined with a spiral chain of laurel
leaves, While laurel festoons hung from
each corner of the capital to the lions at
the base, which was deliberately embel-
lished with anchors, wleaths, flags and
evergre ems, with a background of Grim
son cloth, with floral shields in each
corner, inscribed with Nelson's great
victores-namely, EST. Vincent" Cam
perdown,' "The Nile" and Trafalgar"
The morning was showery and misty
but many hundreds of people were pres
ent to cheer the hosting Of the union
jack on the top of the pedestal
At Portsmouth the masts of the old
tbne line of battle ship Victory, Nelson's
flagship at Trafalgar and the vessel on
which he died, were hung with garlands
of laurel The provincial towns cele-
brated the day by hosting the union
jack on all the public buildings.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-22
WHAT MARCHAND SAYS
His Report In Paris, and No Mention
Of Kitchener.
MAY BE A VERBAL MESSAGE.
surmised That Bearer of the Report
VIII Tell More Than 1t Does.
Significant Order From Eng
land's Admiralty Office.

Paris, Oct. 22.-The report of Major
Marchand, brought by special messen-
ger from Fashoda to Cairo and from
there forwarded to Paris in cipher, has
been received here and the work OF de-
ciphering the dispatch begun. 1t is as
serted that the report makes no men
ton of the visit of General Kitchener
to Fashoda.
The reason for the omission OF any
mention of the arrival of General
Kitchener at Fashoda is said to be the
fact that the report was not ready
when Captain Baratier left Fashoda.
When the captain started from that
place, he did not think he would go le-
yond Khartum. Major Marchand, how
ever, deemed it advisable to send the
finished portion of the report, intend
ing to dispatch the remainder of it as
soon as Captain Baratier retul ned But
the captain, on arriving at Omdurman
found there instructions telling him to
go on to Cairo, from which place he
will proceed to France.
The report, it is announced only
gives an account of the incidents OF the
expedition, with an elaborate descrp-
ton of the route followed, the points
occupied, the manner of occupation, the
raising of the flag, the force left at
each point and the treaties of submis-
sion concluded with the tribes, in addi-
ton to referring to an encounter with
the dervishes. The report only goes as
far as the beginning of September and
says on Aug. 20 the supplies of the
party were abundant.
Has Verbal Report.
1t Is believed in certain quarters that
Captain Baratier is the bearer of a YER
bal report which the French authorities
were not willing to trust upon the Brit
ish telegraph lines.
Captain Baratier of Major Mar
chands expedition, on his arrival at
Cairo with the report for the French
government, said the mission had rot
lost an officer or a soldier. He added
that the health of all the members of
the party was very good and that re-
victualing on the march was easy.
The Figaro says: LAS proof of the diff
ference between the WORDS and deeds of
the British, while the Duke of Devon
shire and Sir Michael HicksB Beach are
making aggressive speeches tn, Bril- h
government has entered into a friendly
discussion of the question of our rights
and claims to Fashoda. We hear from
q good source that England has asked
France to define her claims"
The Echo de Paris says that the pol
, icy of effacement reached it's limit on
the day that France left England tete-
a-tete with the khedive of Egypt.
The Gaulois says that choice of two
systems is left to France-namely,. to
act in concert with England against
Germany, or to join Russia and Ger
many against England. The paper eau
tions the government against action
without promise of definite results.
The Radical says it is informed that
Premier Brisson has no intention of re-
signing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-22
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.


Washington, Oct. 22.-The increased
responsibilities Of the Episcopal church,
arising through the changed cond tons
OF Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the
Philippines. was presented to the gen.
eral convention in the report of spec
cial committee appointed to consider
the condition of affairs in these out
lying islands. AS to Hawaii, the joint
committee reported that the status was
not a simple one, owing to joint action
with the Church Of England, which had
been entered upon by agreement with
the late bishop of California. Without
expressing an opinion as to the ulti-
mate church work In Hawaii as a part
of the United States, the committee
recommended that good faith required
conference with the Church Of England
before entering upon independent work.
Concerning Porto Rico, the committee
reported that the, a.zsting political. So
cial and religious conditions were such
as to warrant immediate action there.
There is church at Ponce under the
direction Of the Church Of England, and
the committee was informed by Unit
ed States army officer that there was
no objection to turning over this chur,
to the American church.
The conditions in Cuba, the commit
tee reported, were practically the same
as in Porto Rico. Some help already
had been given the Cuban people by
the Church Missionary society. In view
Of the desirability of full information,
the committee recommended a Joint
commission to consider the subject.
The committee also pointed out that
attention must be given to Cuba, not
only as possession of the United
States, but as, possibly, an independ-
ent, self governing country.
The report caused some controversy.
The committee recommendations final
ly were upheld and its several resolu-
tions adopted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-22
More Mon For Manila.

San Francisco, Oct. 22:-General Mer-
riam has ordered the following officers
and men to proceed to the Philippines
on the transport Indiana. which will
sail in about a week: Colonel Frederick
Funston, Ne 'crs Frank H. Whitman
and Wilder s. Metcalf. Surgeon John A.
Rafter, Assistant Surgeon Henry d.
Smith, Adjutant Charles r. Walker,
Chaplain G. John Schl;eman, re~imental
noncommiss:cnc1 staff and band and
companies c, D, e, G, H, l, L, NJ
Twentieth Kansas volunteer infantry
and six rrvates of TIE hospital corps
making a total of 81 officers and $50
enlisted men.