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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
Montpelier 4 Wells River R, f
TIM e
tWE- TREIE.
On and after Monday, Nov s, 1897. trim. q
run as follows. Sundays excepted.
SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE.


Leave Barre, 80, 900. $780, M IL 80, ZOO. ,o5
/ 80, I.lU, 1900 p. NJ. '' ~
Arrive al NJ ontpelier I so O. 20 10 5o, , u, "a
40, AT. $40 I 30, IL 20 p. M ' '-''N
Leave Montpelier, $50 $50, 9,45 AN !, an, .
LOO 33O, +.5O. $50 $50 p. NJ. '-''' /"
Arrive al Barre, $50 500 1905 A. 10 On , -,
500 .. IL, $50, p.5u p. NJ -'' i'-'
suburban service is snhccr 10 changes Amin
cation IRON the people !oG .ure trnIus ,ft u
tune, or b,tter service will he chaartmI, q"ith'
I'tu' ~ Trains Will stop On sigma at inv 'I |
o,tWeeh Moht!eler and Barre to take pas-,ni
ana VIII stop at any place to l,ny, n,ss ny =
V'ded TIE place is maize known to ,.t ,.,,'sI ~"
TRAINS EAST AND CONNp,rInNt
Connects at Wells Riyerwi,b l.,
Vohino'iation 'Train north and a..
.h"'i ana Express Train .olth ,,,.r
.i'1 "Heunps.c Division OF tosi,I
y an ~ Malhe Il. Ii. Through FRAN, So,
''''o "a VA. wee nom Wells River via. Tk,1
qua or hite River Juuctj,,,t f.,
Boston, ard via. Bellows F.,l- amt
SP lhs1led tor New York ArrI,.,
N Boston 1 80 p. ~ New S',
N,itaho Central Depot) 7.lIru
II i,nf"ush service, Burlnytol to
r'a"hs stops al all urnri,,,.
"''Vhs Ottwet n " ellis River .In
""l ans arriving at Fah\au. oo
r. N CONNECTS Fap,uu. vun
anu Tor Portland and Oid Or,il,rI
.,t'Gh' Also with train lor sum.
~. NJ " ashinstob, arriving ; lY.
'''i' o.oo l.. NJ. Connect. M !, H..
aver with the Mail Train nor
IL 3C r Nj. 'raclic Const II ,ral. ron, ANA the
uInh Pacific Hallway to NlUrlI"
Vuehec, Chicago and tn, plrII
.oas. Through sleeping ears Mon.
lfeal to Chicago every DIV r>rsI'r
Saturdays TO Pacific Coast r\rI,
Gay Nc"pt Sunday. Also with IN.
press ram arriving in Boston
T., Al. Also with train for Fubyai,,.
lancaster, hitetcld Jelf,rsop'
Berlin, Groveton ana q RAND 1'r,,,
isalroad 'N '"""
Nohnects at Wells River with IA.
press train north over r. NNE
n ~. Ior st. '!ohnstury, IyudonyiL,
bart1n and Newport With Arcnn.
.nrz NJ ,'houation train south for all st,tioI.
"" W.. petMeen Wells River and WI,
nMer junction. Also with Express
t ,i north over White Mo nluu
DIVISION r Lisbon, Lit,etnn. l,IH
Hhem street, Profile Iiousr, irwin
Mountain, Fabyans, Crawfor,r,
2 w CIV hilefeld, Je ffcrson and l,,,ca,l,r
" y An, General Agent.
" ,,r r.; W MORSE, Gent Pass Agent
a. sIoWELL, General Manae or S'''''
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05

en- important Move.
g Tl, ron M word, it's funny!
Jobbs- Well, we had all orr fro,,;,
a aUol' furniture altered, the piano moved
and M a. manner 'i OF violent revolutions,
anu ,,,I MISS Iurbelow never noticed it,
Lil.'-Well, don't sec any
:, "oDOS--but yesterday when She ca,no
1i Sho SAID: "Gracious! What an nI,,m
alton - ''''V al "I',f-
Glla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y, i vopos-- Well-we had moved thu
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05

a HAITIAN general having lost an eva
IA battle sent to Paris for an nrtifo;,1
one. The maker sent in retn,n amo ' 81
MS best. Shortly after the general re.
turned It, with the remark that the eve
was too yellow and recalled to hi, ,niHd
inc spanish flag, adding at the soTa
,ilno mat he would wear only an rro
having the colors Of his own conntr,,
Inc maker thereupon made one wiz
rec req ana green predominating, these bo -
ing the Haitian colors. This 10 ,loos nu
'ho general that instead Of wearing tba
~ Eye as originally intended he added il
10 MS collection of medals. -- Post
graduate ''-'' roAt-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
coke In Different Copntr,1

a;4 rno prices at which coke is quoted il,
H.. uinGrent countries are given as s14a ~
lne United States, So. IS in Grcat BIZ ~
adn, S3'24 i'll France, So. &c in Gprman,' ~
t 9n'4o IN belgium, and in Spain e. ns
1nese 1sures are based On the onavt;t,.
t 70 'o ot used IN the manufacture Of a
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
Let's Talk 1t Over.

~ I" hSp"FN Of Montpelier, wa,
In the city last evening.
Miss Sarah Low visited friends !,
Montpelier last evening.
Carroll Gri.wold has moved from
liist street 10 Ayers meadow.
Miss Jennie Wood ha, a po,iiio,, in
'he millinery store Of Mrs. j. NJ. Bond
The telephone rates to non subsa,.h.
ers i'll the city limits will be in tho fn.
lure zen cents message,
Efeo, lhc young son af A. u. Morse
mas Just bought new wheel. He ronIj
rae Inc wheel inside of an hour.
capt Badger has fine portrait Of
Commodore Dewey in bis store window
ana II Is draped i'll the stars and ,lrpe..
ne remains Of the late Rev. y. Wal.
i'ce ZONES were removed from the touh
'ooay and placed i'll EhmW oad cemetery,
one OF the special feature. ofthe sale
al inc Episcopal church tbs evening
ana Tomorrow is Il fine assortment 81
nome made candy.
4il the stores will close tomorrow be-
tween me hours u 10 and Il It, will
"a '"c granite sheds to pcruit cy-
ely'ody 10 bid tAeboys farewell.
81, p r,' i'l' 10 90 10 the Episcopal par
', IS" '.N %N" @eI plate Il ice cream,
s.,Ii., nIr,,I'I >'4'1e' III Inc hiVcr-
- '"''"' -i''n'ss'o" ~ CENTS.
os new i', A. T.; M"atcr the new pastor !
~ TIE MeA"dist church j., expected Fri /
u"s ""eIAoon. MIS-. -NWatcr will not f
'o ''Dle 70 come until next week. |
On account OF The farewell ,..,,;,., p
to COMPANY +. in fi,.I ,,,,,.,.,''',' NV '''''-
the usual Drawer ,,o,,I,'. '''uIe" "
PRESBYTERIAN ciIrnI VIII - '"e / 'I9' -
Supcriut,,do,, pL,l.. f' r.
aver Co. received letter lhi, morn. in
Mass. and he vii ''I D VI 7plln7He4d' ~
week. til
The regular week ujoht service, o,.,l... en-
v.iI'ei "t'0i'"' cAurrn This evening ,I
nv, '. Dl ,''" at P'lork instead Of 40 :.
OF Company l. ''''''4 ar
The memb.,. IS ,+.... W
10 Of p ava ''' '''' ''ou2c NO. Lar
fore 10 o,rIo.l, I'r>''0 - meet be-
the bail for lbn , ','D-Lo" t''of'''NS at Str
company Il to the station. 49,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05

no lnp proportion Of deaf mutes to tbo
p lcl Is one to every 2, o43 IN
1921 there was one deaf n,,to t ~ "..o In
a1 y 100 ~. pl th' population. Physicians
ah Il4 - 'nat TINS decrease is mainly trace.
tn 10 greater knowledge and care y,
-nc treatment of scarlatina in chjldron
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05

Choicest line of Chocolates in the city.
See our new line of G0c. goods at only
- cts. per Id. l.. NJ. Aycrill.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

,,o, nI piiler was created for one purpose.
liallel. receptacle for the urine. and AS
anr t 1t Is not liable to any form of disease ex
Frpt ~ one or two way. The fir,r way is
idoiu imperfect action of the Kidneys. The
ot Ion' way Is from careless local treatment of
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
For Sale.
Wanted.

\AIANTED by an experienced girl po-
w siton to do General liouse-Work. In
qulre at bowers & Ches,Or, market.
\AIANTED.-Boar at No. >paudin@
w street.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
Suburban Service.

TRAINS TO MONTHELItI,
Leave Barre s.lV, $50 A, NJ. l2.ou. q ,
ll.UUP. NJ.
TRAINS TO BARRE.
Leave Moutpeiier $40. o15 IN ,o
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
To Rent.

TO RENT.-Rooms in pleasant location.
] One very pleasant room, . Short street.
Alice Preston. lolI
The evening times., 1898-11-17
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN THEIR DREAMS
West Nirc inia Republicans auhHihS
Mt Prospect of Losing 1oh'roi
of the Legislature.

baltimore. Nov. IA special from
Charleston, W. Va, to the America
says:
The past twenty-four hours have
brought at least two changes in the po-
litical status of the coming house OF deie-
gates. and one in the senate, and the re-
sult is a loss of three Republican votes
These changes cause the Republican
managers to concede the Democrats
ma ioritv of five in the house, but they
claim the legislature by four on 1oint
ballot. The Democrats claim nine ma
ioritv in the house and two on joint pal
lot. There are likely to be more changes
that will leave the legislature uncertain
tiu after it meets in January and the un-
seating of Democrats in the senate ana
Republicans in the house gets under way
The latest report from Monroe County is
that Logan. Democrat, is leading IN the
recount. and is almost certain to receive
A certificate. This will give the Demo-
Gratis the Senator to succeed Faulkner,
if the count holds out through three
more precincts.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
RESURRECTION OF
CERVERA'S WARSHIPS
Proposals to the Naval Authorities
to Rescue Ships Wrecked nt San
tiago Harbor's Entrance.

The naval authorities have redoub!ed
their efforts to save the Cristobal Colon
and other ships of Cervera's squadron,
since it became apparent that the rescue
of the Maria Teresa was out of the ques-
ton and negotiations are progressing rap
Idly 10 that end
The Merritt Wrecking Company of New
York has submitted a proposition to un-
dertake the raising of the Reina Mercedes
from the mouth of Santiago Harbor on
the mo cure, no pay" system. which will
probably be accepted within day or two,
the Navy Department assuming no re-
sponsibiiity or expense whatever until the
ship Is delivered at Norfolk
Assistant Secretary Allen. who has been
given widest discretion in the matter of
getting the Spanish prizes, was informed
today that as a result of his preliminary
negotiations with the Neptune Wrecking
Company. of Sweden, experts and divers
from that concern have already started
across the Atlantic to examine the Colon
and other ships as well as the Maine.
with view TO making a definite proposal
regarding their salvage. This is the most
famous wrecking association in Europe
and the highest confidence is placed in
their ability to deliver the vessels
at American ports, unless they go to
pieces before operations can be commenc-
ed
The evening times., 1898-11-17

Mr.. r. Wilkinson, a prominent stOrekeeper OF
1854 Thirty-secCnd Street northwest, Washing
ton, ID. c., SAYS: Il am ffty-four years OF age.
and until | took treatment at your Institution
! was afflicted With catarTh. and was deaf for
ten years 50 much that il impossible
for me To conduct my business as II should be
done. / was treated at one time by specialist
for three M nths. but received hene6t what
ever. At another time TWO prominent special
lists treated daily for over three months,
and | was than when | commenced.
was so deaf that 10 tell If a watch clock
Was running / had 10 watch the second hand
and pendulum I placed myself under the
care of Munyon's specialists, and after the nrst
treatment | could hear. and have been impruv-
ing ever since. ! can at present hear conyer-
sation in a low tone Of voice. Can hear the
clock tick IN my room from ro5m on the lower
floor. something | could not do before in three
years ! also hear my watch tick some
feet away. which simply impossible before
In fact, | now hear well as | ever did
Those OF the public who desire call at nv
store, and see HE OF my wife, and either viii
gladly give them the information they may ask
tender YOU this testimonial unsolicited. and
do so in a spirit Of gratitude after what YOU
and your doctors have done for me. Had il
been asked for do not feel that | would have
given it. Believe me, am thankful and viii
ever praise your wonderful remedies and treat
nent
Prof. Nunyon has 81 cures for 81 ills. The most
advanced Homeopathy is crystailized in his treat
ment. Every drug store Is a center for the sale
OF his remedies- mostly at y cents.
At his medical institute skilled physicians are
at your service. FREE. Some af the finest cleo
trical machines in the world are there.
Office open all day and evening Sunday, ,
10 5. 623 Thirteenth Street northwest.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
Emergency Orders for the Navy.

The rapid preparations which are being
made at the Brooklyn Navy Yard is in
ferred that naval demonstration in
Spanish waters may be necessary TO con-
vince Spain that Uncle Sam is in earnest
in his ultimatum presented by the Peace
Commission AT Paris IT is also regarded
as very significant that such a speedy
squadron formation should take place at
Hampton Roads unless the Government
contemplates some sort of a clash with
Spain. The Oregon and Iowa are being
kept within communication with Wash
ington, and IL is certain that they will
not proceed farther on the route
TO Manila until definite and sat
isfactory news has been received
from the Peace Commissioners in
Paris. The orders are causing cOnsidera-
BILE comment among naval officials. but
your order for Heurich's beer is an infer
ence that you fully enjoy the superior
qualities OF Maerzen. Senate. Extra Pale
and Lager Beer. Telephone siX-thirty-
-four, Arlington Bottling Co, for case,
or drop them postal card-the latter
will answer just as well.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
BRIToNS ANXIOUS TO
WELCOME SCHLEY
Express Pleasure That the Admiral
With the New European Squad
ron, VIII Visit Portsmouth.

Inquiries are reaching the Secretary of
the Navy from Portsmouth, England, ex-
pressing pleasure at the news that Ad-
miral Schley. with the new European
squadron, is TO pay the town of Ports
mouth visit. as soon as he reaches the
station, and asking the department to
announce the date upon which the ships
may be expected.
II is not possible to answer the ques-
tiOn. pending the conclusion of the work
of the Peace Commission at Paris, as the
composition OF the squadron would be
affected by the necessity the Navy De-
partment might be under to prepare for
the resumption of hostilities.
An order was issued from the Navy De-
! partment yesterday detaching Rear Ad-
miral Schley from duty with the Porto
| Rico Evacuation Commission, and order
/ ing him home TO await further orders. Ii
/ Is said this is done to give him a much
4 needed opportunity to recuperate before
taking charge Of the European squadron
The evening times., 1898-11-17
Oyster Supper and Smoker

An oyster supper and smoker was given
last night at the home of Mr.. Gray, 9l6
10th St Sc, in honor of Fred Stewart and
Andrew Taylor of the First District of
Columbia Volunteers. Among those pres
ent were: j. Gray, jr.; J. Gray, sr.; Sam
Soper, Fred Torney, William Getzendan-
ma, William Crothers, Harry Cooksey,
Harry Clark, Ben. Ober, John Soper,
Charles Petit, Charles Kibby, Harry
Rowland, and Morgan Petit. A cake
walk was given, in which Charles Petit
and Harry Rowland took the honors
The evening times., 1898-11-17
AFTER THE CONSULSHIP
AT NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND
Veterans Call on the President and
irge the Appointment OF Cap
tain Price,

Quite a large delegation of District G.
A r. men called upon the President this
morning to urge the appointment of Capt.
". P. Price. who is prominently identi-
fled with the local posts of the army, as
consul to Nottingham, England.
The delegation was headed by Com
mander Hendricks, of the G. A. r. The
post to which Capt. Price aspires is now
vacant made so by the resignation Of
Consul Dickinson, who is a brother of
Don Dickinson. Capt. Price was actively
engaged in campaign work for the Re-
publican party during the recent cleo
tions This fact. and his q. a. R affilia-
tions, it is hoped, viii induce the Presi-
dent to make the desired appointment.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
A Sure Sign of Group.

Hoarseness in child that is subject to
Group is sure indication of the approach
of the disease. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse or even after the croapy
cough has appeared. it will prevent the
attack. Many mothers who have croupy
children always keep this remedy at
tand and find that IT saves them much
.roubIe and worry. 1t can always be de
pended upon and IS pleasant to take. For
ale by Henry Evans. wholesale and re-
t.siI druggist. sSs F Street northwest, and
Connecticut Avenue and S Street north
west. and l42S Maryland Avenue north
sast
The evening times., 1898-11-17
THE INDUSTRIAL
COMMISSION MEETS
LITTLE BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Rusk of Work Necessitates the Ap-
pOintment of Several Sub
COmmisaiOus

Little business of Importance was trans
acted by the members of the Industrial
Commission at todays session. The mem-
bers of the commission had all assembled
in the board room at II o'clock. the hour
agreed on for meeting at the last ses-
sion. and proceeded to appoint the sub
commissions, whose duty it will be to in
vestigate each case brought to the atten-
tiun of the commissioners.
Since the appointment of this important
body the chief clerk has been deluged
with communications for the new board
of arbitration. 1t has therefore been
found necessary, in order to facilitate the
work and permit each member to pursue
his duties. TO appoint these sub-commis-
sions, and they will go to work immedi-
ately.
1T is not probable that the commission
proper will meet oftener than once a
month, and only then when there are
matters which cannot be attended to by
the sub-cOmmissionS
The evening times., 1898-11-17
LADIES' GOODS.

WANTED-LaGies TO know that MRS LIYINGS-
TON, Of New York, owner and patentee Of
The Self-AdIIstiRz GaTment-cuttiRg Machine
has taken plriu=s 6G6 18th -. NV. and desires
the pleasure of flowing this wonderful invention
for cutting ladies' and chidren's garments with
out paper patterns, pencils, weights, screws. or
pins. A garment be cut in five minutes. and
perfect NJ guaranteed In order 10 CONVINCE
the skeptical she will without charge. teach any
one TO cut a garment. s25 course offered, sl2 this
week. which includes machine. instructions in
cutting waists. single or double under arm;
French and tailor bOdicss, sleeves skirts. prin-
cess gowns. Louis jackets. box coats copying
f2shi0n-Platess also matching plaids aud stripes.
oc27-lmo
The evening times., 1898-11-17
LAWYER ADRIAANS,
PETITION REFUSED
The Court of Appeals Renders a De-
cision Sustaining Judge KIM
balls Ruling.

The Court of Appeals today refused the
petition of ]. H. Adriaans Tor manda-
mus against Ivory G. Kimball, judge OF
The Police Court, requiring him to sign
a bill of exceptions in the appeal of the
petition from the decision of the lower
court.
The litigation i'm the Police Court grew
out of dispute, between Adriaans and
Isaac 5. Lyons, as TO the title of a tract
Of land in Anacostia. The latter sued
Adriaans for trespass in the Police Court
Judge KimbaIl presiding, and on Lyons
claims being proven. Adriaans was SEN
fenced 10 pay fine of 500 or be impris,
oned for three months in the District
i3il
The evening times., 1898-11-17
WHAT is GOING ON
In GEORGETOWN
PARKING COMMISSION AT WORK
Death of Mrs. Poore-Last of the Bio
logical Lectures mt Georgetown
URiyersity-Other Notes.


URiyersity-Other Notes.
The parking commission has men at
work in Georgetown preparing to plant
shade trees in the place of those blown
down during the hurricane Of October.
1925. Many complaints have b1en made
to- the effect that nearly all the shade
trees in this section of the city are sadly
ir need of trimming. On many streets in
wet weather il is impossible to carry an
umbrella without constantly hitting the
lower branches of the trees.
The death of Mrs. Mary Ellen Poore, a
lifelong resident of Georgetown, occurred
last night at II O'Clock at the home of her
! daughter, Mrs. Ada Carter, on Thirty
fifth Street. She was seventy-four years
old and death was the result OF a gen
eTal breaking down of the system. The
| deceased was the wife of the late Fran
| els Poore. for many years a well-known
business man of this town, and / aves
many friends to mourn her loss. The fu-
neral services will be held tom r ow
morning at 10 O'Clock from Trinity
| Church Interment Will be made at Holy
| wood Cemetery.
The last of the series of lectures given
by the biological department of the
Georgetown University took place last
| evening in CASTOR Hall, before a large
audience. Frederick A. Lucas. of the Ma
Iional Museum, delivered a most in
structive and entertaining lecture. He
chose as his subject The Haunts and
| Habits of the Fur Seal" and brought out
| many instructive and comparatively un-
known facts concerning this useful ami
NAL. At the close of the lecture a short
| musical program was rendered, after
/ which the dean of the university extend
ed the thanks and appreciation of the fac
4 ulty to Mr.. Lucas.
William Woodville sr., head bookkeeper
| of the District government, is critically i'll
at his home on n Street
Mrs. Entwisle, wife of Jilson Entwisle.
! the deputy collector of the port of George
town. is critically i'll with diphtheria al
| her home on Georgetown Heights.
| Charles Stohlman, who has been suf-
| fesing from typhoid fever, is much inn
proved.
The Western High School has decided
not TO organize a football team this year.
The evening times., 1898-11-17

Sheets made by the PequOt Mills
every one hand torn and irone d.
finished with deep hem:
Size-e3x90 I2xsJ Slx90 99X9o
The evening times., 1898-11-17
Additional Territory in Alaska

Assistant C. II. Pratt has submitted TO
Supt. Pritchett, of the Coast and Geo
detic Survey, a report of the coast sur
vey party's operations during the past
summer in Alaska. The report notes the
discovery of 2,50O additional square miles
of United States territory, and deals with
the work accomplished in the interest of
Alaskan navigation.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
Suit Against lexington Railway.

The suit of Louis Neff against the Eek
ington and Soldiers Home Railway Com
panv for $4,000 damages for injuries alleg-
ed to have been sustained as the result Of
a collision between two cars OF that road
on November s. 1882, at the intersection OF
G. and Eleventh Streets northwest, came
IN today. The cars in question were pro-
PEELED by the electric storage system, and
the collision is stated to have been caus-
ed by an open switch connecting the
tracks of the lexington and Soldiers
Home Company at the point named. Nef
claims that he is permanently injured by
having his back hurt in being thrown to
the floor of the car.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
The Best Pinsfer.

A piece of flannel dampened with Cham
berlains Pain Balm and bound on to the
affected parts is superior to any plaster
When troubled with pain in the chest
or side, or a lame back, give it a trial
You are certain TO be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which it affords.
Pain Balm is also certain cure for
rheumatism. For sale by Henry Evans,
wholesale and retail druggist, 9SS f Street
northwest, and Connecticut Avenue and
Street northwest, and 1928 Maryland
Avenue northeast.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
Makes Public His Gratitude for
a Wonderful Cure of
ATARRH
And Deafness After Ten Years
of Suffering.
MUNYON'S IMPROVED
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

A Separate Cure for Each Disease,
Plainly Labeled With Full Direc-
tiOns for Home Treatment So There
Can Be No Mistake-They Relieve
Almost Immediately. Cure Prompt
Iy. Are Absolutely Harmless, and
Should Be In Every Home - Ask
Your Druggist for Munyon's Guide
to Health, Buy ..-ceht Mnnyon
Kennedy and Cure YeurseIf-If You
Are in Doubt as to the Nature OF
Your Disease
MUNYON'S DOCTORS ARE AT YOUR
SERVICE FREE.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
Companies Mastering Out.

Pottstown Pa, Nov. T7-Lieut. Con-
rad of the Third United States Cavalry.
and Major w. c. Haverstick, of Gen.
Stanton's stan. arrived here last night to
muster out Company NJ, Fourth Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers. which took part in the
invasion of Porto Rico. over $4,000 was
paid the men for service and ration
money.
The evening times., 1898-11-17
VIRDEN'S COAL PITS
RESUME OPERATIONS
Agreement of the CompsEy With
the Miners COnceding the SPRING
field Scale of Prices

Virden H., Nov. 1.-THE plant of the
Chicago-Virden Coal Company opened
for work this morning, having been idle
since April l. and having twice attempted
The opening at this time is the result
of a written agreement entered into with
the miners, conceding to them the Spring
field scale of 40 cents per ton, mine run,
and agreeing to take away the stockade
surrounding the works.