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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23

Camp Olympia, Aug. 23. - Once
more the state grounds at Fort Ethan
Allen are dotted with white tents and
Vermont volunteer soldiers are quarter
ed at Camp Olympia.
The work of making camp was begun
about o'clock yesterday morning and
the tents were all up about one O'Clock
in the af erno1n.
The first btttalion is stationed at the
south end of the line with tn" second
next and the third on the north end.
The company streets run east and west
with officers quar- ers at the west end of
each street. The regim"nal headquar-
ters are west of the officers quarters
Lieut. Col. Nmms is absent, leaving
Major Bonnet in command. Colonel
Clark has arrived from bis home in
Montpelier and may assume command
later.
In talking with the boys many OF
them express disappointment in the fact
that they were not ordered to the front
Nothing definite is known as to when
they will be mustered out and many OF
them say they prefer to do garrison duty
| rather than be mustered out without
seeing active service,
We learn that some OF the men nave
asked TO be transferred to other regl
ments. They are willing to join the
immunes, the colored regiments or "anl
old regiment" if they can only get
chance for service in Cuba or Porto
Rico.
Now that the excitement of once NOR
getting back to the Green Mountain
State is over they will settle down u
the monotony of camp life again, al
though they will miss some OF IN
couyenicnces (9) that they enjoyed a
Chickamauga Park.
The experience they have had IN TN
.sunnv south" will call forcibly to thel
thoughts the advantages OF olH yer
mont as place of residence.
Here they can enjoy the verdure an
freshness of nature, the gushing spring
of nure water and the healthy breeze
from the mountains, and an agreeap!
change it must be for them according t
their accounts.
Yesterday was busy day for ever
man in camp, but Capt Creed was prop
ably the busiest man there. Gen. "''
more and Capt. Wright were present
look after the state property which wa
being used. ;,
William Rust of Co. E is seriously Il
with typhoid fever and j. Hobart r'S
of Co. h is suffering from spinal o's
ease.
Fish contracted his trouble 1ro'
sle,ping on the damp gronnd. In
lower part of his body has been paral'
zed for month but he is gainih
strength every day and there are stron
hopes for his recovery
About 100 convatesccnt soldiers 1t
for their homes yesterday and more al
constantly leaving Over fifty ten o'
Il t,rlmchs were issued yesterday al
the lucky fellows who received '"e
, will 90 home today
Notwithstanding the short ho'lce q
en- those in charge of the hospital ever
:. thing is in good shape and the P"',e'
II are receiving the best OF at'en'io
Through the generosity OF severai 1t
a.,i,.,cies are being served 10 tho
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
Reconciliation.

London, Aug. 23.-'rhe Philippine
Junta here has just received despatch
from Manilaannouncing that matters are
rapidly qu;eting down. The friction
between Aguinaldo and the Americans
is disappearing.
The insurgents for a time regarded
Merritt and Anderson as Mar,incts fear
ing that they would adopt harsh meas
ures like the Spaniards, but the Insur-
gents from the first had the greatest
confidence in Dewey whom they regard
as sort of father and the most impor-
tant American in Manila.
The Fillipinos here are all well to-do
and favor the United Strtes retaining
the archipelago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
GRANITE CITY TROTTING PARK

Will Be gala day Sports Games Races Contests display % @
nc and Feaing evening will night OF elaborate an"
DISPLAY of Pyrotechnic randurs before attempted WIN @
do in The evening will be enivehe' VIII" "' e w
features o
III intention of the vaoss committee M or TO N mrtsr attention
ernhs newspapers, railroad
Chairman HON. J. w. GORDON,
City of Barre
GenY secretary--H G. WHITAKER
Treasurer--F. G. ROWLAND
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23

Now is the time to put In your coal
Get your prices Of e. j. Towne, 1S5
North Main Street. 1l2
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23

Grand Civic and Industrial Parade Respenn with Pageant Display Military
and Civic Features Honor Arts Stages Of Manufacture uc
Display and Decoration como m
Comedy Patriotic Mounted upon Immense fo"s co"
panied by Many Bands OF Music.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
No More
Trouble
With Insurgents At
Manila.
RESPECT FOR DEWEY.
To Be Mustered Out.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The first regi-
ment to be mustered out will probably
be the 1st Vermont and the officers who
will have the mastering out details to
attend to are getting ready to proceed
to Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-26

Organizes. dimities. batistes.
Swisses. India linen, Nainsooks AMI
all summer goods. in waist and
dress lengths, at half price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-26
BARGAINS IN
COLORED GOODS
AT I9C Yard

About 80 pieces OF very handsome
novelty dress goods, 40 To SO inches
wide. hair line stripes. new cords.
pretty plaids. silk and wool mix
lures. brocaded mohairs. all marked
down for this sale TO four bits yard.
The record-union., 1898-06-05
Dewey as q Disciplinariau.

II was with Admiral Dewey when ne
was the executive officer of the Colo
rado," said financier, "and 1 remem-
Der one incident which shows the man
ner of man he is. We had a fine crew.
some Of them as powerful men as I
ever saw. Four or five Of them went
ashore one day and came back fighting
drunk.
Three Of them were men who would
singly have been more than a match in
strength for John l.. Sullivan The order
was given to put them in irons. and it
was found impossible to carry out the
order, for the men were dangerous
Dewey was notified of the situation
He was writing a letter in his room at
the time.
He went to the place where these
giants We're and he told them to come
out and submit to the irons. They did
not STIR Then Dewey said quietly to
an orderly: Bring me my revolvers
And when he had his pistols he again
called upon the men to come out and
they did not move. Then he said: L
am going to count three; if you are not
out here with your hands held up on
the third count you won't come out of
that place alive
He counted one, then cooked the re-
volvers, and he counted two. We all
expected to hear the report, for We
knew that Dewey meant what he said
The men knew 1t. too. They stepped
out just in time to save their lives and
held up their hands. and they had been
The record-union., 1898-06-05

Hopkins Transoceanic Star Specially
Company, which comes to the Orpheum
Saturday and Sunday, June llth ana
18th, commencing with Saturday matt
nee, has the virtue of having every
thing in it's programme wholly new,
which is a difficult task in specially
performance where limitations are so
frequent and originality SO rare This
combination picked each new speciality
blossom from the top or the oush, at
the very commencement Of the bud
ding season. and as a result the COM
bination is said to be strikingly effect
i've. The star feature Of the organiza-
tion is Frank Gardner and his wonder
full trained riding baboon Jessie, in the
funniest act in the world, we are told;
Little Lulu, the Brazilian wonder, in
her marvellous sensational trapeze act,
is a strong card. The list includes Mr.
The record-union., 1898-06-05
Read This RAPIDLY.

A comprehensive list of the names Of
devices for exhibiting figures by means
of chronophotography given in a re-
rently published advertising circular
shows to what extent this branch of
photography has taken a place in ca
tering to the popular taste.
The list runs thus: Phantoscope, cri-
Horoscope, vitascope, cinematograph,
biograph, kinematograph, wordoscope,
animatoscope, vitagraph, panorama
graph, cosmoscope, anarithmoscope,
katoptikon, magniscope, zoeoptrotrope,
phantasmagoria, projectoscope, vari-
scope, cinograph, cinnomonograph
hypnoscope, centograph, X-ograph,
electroscope, cinagraphoscope, kineto-
scope, craboscope, vitaletiscope, cine
matoscope. mutoscope, cinoscope, anil
maloscope. theatograph. chronophoto-
graphoscope, photograph, kinetograph,
rayoscope, motorscope, kinotophone,
thromotrope, phenakistoscope, vene-
trope, vitrescope, zinematograph, vi
topticon, stinnetiscope, vivrescope, dia-
ramiscope, lobterscope. corminograph,
kineoptoscope.
The record-union., 1898-06-05
we to take it off will get a load

move to take it off will get load
of lead"
And he carried the day. The leg
didn't come off. It knit rapidly, and
the wounds healed under proper treat
ment. He carries a limp to this day
but he saved his leg, and that's the
main thing.
AS Is natural to suppose, Evans mar
ried his chum's sister, the sweetheart
OF his boyhood days. Maybe he was
thinking Of her when he saved his leg.
Another OF Taylor's sisters married
Frederick Mcguire, wealthy merchant
and capitalist Of Washington, and to
even matters up Taylor turned around
and married Maguire's sister. He
wasn't to be outdone.
Captain Evans and his wife have
three children. The eldest, Charlotte,
was married short time ago to Lieu
tenant Charles c. Marsh, who is now
with Admiral Sampson on the New
York. and the other daughter Virginia
is still single. Frank, the only son,
graduated from the Naval Academy
this year, and is now serving on the
Massachusetts. Both the daughters, as
I have said before, together with their
cousin. the daughter Of Captain Taylor,
are studying to be nurses.
While Mrs. Evans has a due apprecia-
ton Of her husbands value as a naval
man she doesn't lose sight Of the fact
that he is not the only one. Those mis-
guided persons who wish to flatter her
by repeated illusions to Captain Evans
reputation and position are often nom
plussed by her demand to know what
is the matter with brother Harry"
And sometimes she will ring the
changes by allusinns TO the other fight
ing men of her family. fZ
The cottage at Fortress Monroe was
built when Captain Evans was on duty
with the Lighthouse Board. It was
constructed by permission Of the Treas
ury Department on the reservation con-
trolled by that department as a buoy
and light station. Subsequently he had
some difficulty with the gentleman who
was Secretary Of the Navy at the time.
The latter, in order to crafty his per-
sonal feeling in the matter, induced the
Treasury Department to direct the re-
moval Of the house.
This aroused the fighting blood of
Captain Evans and. moreover, his sus-
picions were aroused as to whether the
cottage came within the scope Of the
department. He requested a resurvey
and found that his suspicious We're cor
rect. Greatly to his delight he discov-
cred that the house was IN the army
reservation.
His relations with that department
were most cordial, and the outcome Of
it all was that the cottage was permit
ted to remain where it was, subject to
the conditions imposed upon all build
ings on Government land outside the
Notifications, which are in effect that
it shall remain until the War Depart
ment sees fit to order it's removal. And
1t is there that Mrs. Evans lives, the
idol Of all the boys at Fortress Mon
roe-New York Herald.
The record-union., 1898-06-05
TRUTH

What is there in the wide world TDIITH
more charming than the plain KUI1
truth? Sometimes it jars you
hear it, but you the better off afterwards You
foolish if you try to lie to yourself Are you weak to-
day? Are you weakling to-day? Are you afraid of
your shadows to-day? Think for the space Of
ment. That moment may you years Of anguish.
1t may you years of torture both mental and ply
scal. Are you weak, and are you a weaking? You
were foolish years ago. Own that truth And you
suffering in consequence. Own that truth You
really do want to get cured Own that truth. Now
"Hudyan" will cure you. Do you doubt it? If you do.
just ask for of the testimony that has been given by
the thousands upon thousands that has made we'll in
this land alone Its fame is great in the East i'll
the West It's fame is great North as South. Come
now! You to be cured, and "FIudyan' will
you.
The record-union., 1898-06-05

In the little ulcers that you find in your
mouth and in the of your throat you
may not discern blood-taint It is there though.
It's secondary and tertiary stages cured
perfectly the primary. The "3O-day blood
cure" does tho work. Do you suffer? Ask
about it.
The record-union., 1898-06-05

partially sobered by their fright and
the moral effect of Deweys glance
"One Of them said afterward that
when he saw Dewey's eyes he knew that
he would either be dead jackey in a
moment or he would have to yield, and
when the irons were put upon him he
was as sober as he ever was in his life.
Dewey went back to his room and fin
ished the letter he was writing. Phil
adelphia Press
The record-union., 1898-06-05
TORPEDO AND TORPEDO LAUNCHING T,


s-Popeher '
The torpedo is built Of steel in the shape
Ready firing
@ inches Its Greatest diameter H. inches It assembled
the head immersion
together with sleeve joints The
resist the
within the as
the souse
The record-union., 1898-06-05

She-Love Is like seasckness. He
Why? She-Because you can have it
awfully and yet can't describe it.-De-
troit Free Press.
The record-union., 1898-06-05
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis Streets,

SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.

Write for free circulars and testimonials.
Both "Hudyan" and the "3O-day blood cure"
testimonials free. And il the best medical
advice ~. seos9,s
The record-union., 1898-06-05
W. P. COLEMAN.
Real Estate Salesroom, 325 j Street
=. b OIL, Manager.

p. OIL, Manager
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE
OF California, County of Sacramento. In
the matter of the estate of WILLIAM
SCHOLEFIELD, deceased
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY
the 18th day of June, 1898, 1T 10 O'Clock a
m. of said day, and the courtroom of
said court, at the Courthouse, in the
City of Sacramento, County of Sacra-
mento, and State of California. has been
appointed as the time and place for prov
ing the will of said William Scholefield.
deceased. and for hearing the application
of Henry Brook and Mary A. Gambont
for the issuance to them of letters of
administration with the will annexed
thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this 1st day of June, 1898.
(SeaD w. Il. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY f. S. Wachhorst, Deputy Clerk
Hinkson & Elliott, Attorneys for Petf-
TONERS.
Indorsed: Filed June l. 1S9S
w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
By E. s. Wachhorst. Deputy. je2-td
The record-union., 1898-06-05
VAN ALSTINE'S, oO1
70 LETT.

Furnished house Of seven rooms,
below Tenth street ON N.
$14-No. 5O7 o street, cottage, Avo
rooms, bath and other improve
ments.
$2l-No. 1908 HI, cottage Of s
rooms, modern improvements OF
all kinds.
$11-18th, p and @, 6 rooms, batlk,
hot and cold water.
The record-union., 1898-06-05

The tenor Broulik, who had been
summarily dismissed by the manage
ment Of the National Opera at Buda
Pest some months since for declining
to appear for the fourth time within
one week in a principal Wagnerian
part, has been awarded 25,OO0 francs
damages and his costs by. the Court
of Appeal.
The record-union., 1898-06-05

There is nothing new under the sun.
'sBlue Jeans" has reached the trans
pontine theaters in London, and vet
eran playgoers are recalling the fact
that they saw the thrilling sawmill
scene at the old Victoria Theater-the
famous "Vic" - thirty-dve or forty
The record-union., 1898-06-05

Shortly before he was" sent to the
mad house where he died, Maupas-
SAINT sent for the manager OF a Paris
theater and said to him: II am the
author of 2SO short stories. On each
could be founded a play that would
run a year. There is, therefore, no
need of your looking for new plays for
some time."
The record-union., 1898-06-05

ern Spanish school, entitled, La Rev
oltosa," the libretto by FERNANDEZ
Shaw and Lopez Silva, the music by A.
Chapi, was brought out some weeks
ago at the Royal Opera, Madrid. with
immense success. NJ. Camille Saint
Saens, who was present on the occa-
sion, was greatly struck with the mer-
it's Of the work, which he pronounced
a veritable chef d'oeuvre
The record-union., 1898-06-05

What is there in the wide world
more charming than the plain
truth? Sometimes it jars you to
The record-union., 1898-06-05

Plans are being prepared for..a a new
theater in Lockport, N. Y. A WELL
known society lady will furnish the
funds to erect the new house.
The record-union., 1898-06-05

Alice Nielsen, the young prima donna
whose success with the Bostonians has
been SO pronounced, Is to star next sea-
son under the management Of Frank L.
Perley. She will appear in new
comic opera now being written, but as
yet unnamed. A company frst-class
in every particular will support Miss
Nielsen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-23
OKLAHOMA DAY


Obscrred TerrioriotIy and Locally I'm, at
ne FaT Grounds.
The ninth anniversary Of the open
ing OF Oklahoma to settlement was
appropriately observed in all the towns
OF the territory yesterday.
Locally the day was observed by a
temporary suspension OF business in
the afternoon.
At the fair grounds an njoyable en-
tertainment was gwen. Unfortun-
ately, the weather was threatening
and this added to the wind and dust
kept mauv away. The fun consisted
in bicycle and horse races and an ex.
citing ball game. Tho Pedro Romero
band and orchestra furnished inspir-
ing music At o'clock the band, fol.
lowed by Company A, o. N. G. 4,
commanded by Captain ID. b. ARIEL
marched to the fair grounds. The
amphitheatre was bare in spots but
the crowd therein made the welkin
ring when the band played national
anthems.
The bicycle races were brisk. Fol-
lowing were the events and winners:
The winners OF the hve-mile handi-
cap bicycle race are as follows:
First time prize-Ben W Davis, Of
Norman.
Second time prize-Bert Blake, Of
Guthrie.
Third time prize-Frank shoenhair,
OF Guthrie.
FIRST place prizs-I. e Redman, Of
Hennessey.
Second place prize-Ben W. Davis, Of
Norman.
Third place prize-J. C. Cox. OF Hem
nessey.
First prize-Charley Burrows.
Second prize-Walter Billings
Third prizs-olyde Buciner
Fourth prize-Thomas Cooper.
Fifth prize-Guy Tingle.
Mile Open scratch.
First prize-I. e Redman. OF Hen
nessey.
Second priza-Bert Blake, Of Guthrie.
Third prizs-FraHk Shoenhair, Of
Guthrie.
Fourth prize e. X Gordon, Of
Guthrie.
Billy Storms could not do his one.
wheel record breaking riding on hc-
count Of wind. Mr., Storms was not
greatly discouraged on account Of
races not paying.
The chief horse race was a quarter
dash, entered by Mollie Gopher, Bow
cry Girl, Sleepy Kate and Miss Rose
water. Mollie Gopher won by neck,
taking first prize, with Bowery Girl
second, Mayor BerkeY had charge Of
tn . rA ,es and did good work.
"The ball game between the Guthrie
cub and the High school nine was
witnessed by a big crowd. The school
boys had the rooters on their side and
kept the regular club in hot water.
Five innings were played, resulting in
a victory for the school team. The
score was 10 to O. Ed Damon and
Knauss umpired. The players were
as follows Guthrie eluo-KAylor,
Denny, Smith, Van Voorhees,, Cuhn,
Barnet, Wilson, Painter, Searnon
High school-Metz. LYONS, e Over.
bay Buckley, Myers, simpson, Finch,
NJ. Clark, Bunting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-23

NJ. Wheeler, diatric. agent for okla
homa. that free permits for service in
nationAl guard. in case OF service, will |
he issned on all existing poliel,s Aptii !
2s, isDs
IL Is said three companies Of the
First regiment will be sent TO Fort
Reno next week for qua d duty during
the absence % the regular troops
The "Mikado," which Is TO be given
May 3 and at the opera house is
given by tho Ladies' benevolent asso-
citation. Gnthrio singers are giving
great deal Of time TO practicing aud an
extraordinarily eli ,icnt amateur rer-
ditiou is promised.
Perry Enterprise: Senator Milton
Brown, oX.member Of the Kansas leg
islsture from Garden City, and lead
ing att )rney OF western Kansas, passed
through yesterday on his way 10 Par
cell. He is brothcr-in-law OF Char.
ley Cotteral, proprietor Of the Grand
Leader clothing house, aud will relu' n
TO Perry la few days TO make a visi'.
Harry II. Ardcry, chief depaty Of the
Usage nation, United States commits
sioner, ex-oii,io judge with current
jurisdiction II the chief justice sitting
in and FOR the Usage nauOn, with head
quarters at PGwhuslSs, will return to
his post OF duty tomorrow The
titled Ardery says the Usage Indians
are very much interested in war intel.
| ligence, and IL is not improba bio that
he will lead a b-igAde OF Osages to the
| front.
Kipghsher Times: Judge Cummns
and ID. ID Dlvisson have been arranR-
! ing to fortify the mouth OF KingGshcr
/ creek to prevent Spanish vessels from
entering our harbor. The judge had
some doubt about Guthrie letting any
ship pass the Cottonwood, but Davis
son reminded him that the only time
the SpAniards came into this country
they came from the west, and might
try that route sgain, and are as liable
to come down the Cimarron as come
up IL.
Perry Sentinel James J. Houston
and family left on Tuesday nights
train for their home at the capital
Their numerous friends in Perry sin
cerely regret their departure as in Mr.
| Houston and his esteemable wife We
lose two Of our best and most highly
esteemed citizens We Join the entire
community in wishing for them aod
family a pleAsaat sojourn at the capi-
tai with the assurance that their well
come back 70 Perry, when they shall
return to live among us again, will b..
as generous as our regrets at their de-
parture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-23
CONTRACT LET
For me First FiJry Miles of me CoBeyrHe
Ro0d.

For me First FiJry Miles of me CoBeyrHe
Road.
A letter from Secretary Frazier, OF
the Kansas, Oklahoma Central e.
Southwestern railway company, states
that the company has let the contract
to the Ohio Construction company, OF
Toledo, Ohio, for the first fifty miles
OF the road, reaching from Coffeyville
Kan to PAwnee, o t., via PewhuskA
Work Is to commence at once ana the
cars to be running by October 1. A
O. Spring Is now at Coffeyvllle attend
ing a meeting OF the officers of the
company El Reno is the objective
point OF the road, and a movement is
now on foot looking TO the building
OF the lips betweeg this city and
Guthrie. The money is on hand for
100 miles of construction, and It is
thought that work will soon be in
progress at both ends OF tbs line Ell
Reno Supper Bell.