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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-01
BRIEF DEBATE

On the ReioIutlon-chaIrn Diugley
Points Ont the M,sehievions reatures OF
the h'a'nrs-rhe stlng Ia Its Tail.
WASHINGTON, D. Clan. 3l-There
was great deal OF activity among the
leaders on both aides before the house
met to-day in anticipation OF a very
exciting debate over the Teller resolu-
ion declaring the tonds Of the United
States payable In gold o. silver at the
option OF the government which those
III control had decided 70 defeat before
sundown. The members Oh both sides
haa been notified IN advance, and the
aueadance on the foor was very large.
Ihe struggle opened Immediately after
tae reading OF the Journal when Mr.
pnsieS' tRep., Maine). chairman OF the
ways and means committee. reported
9ack Inc resolution with the recommen-
"at.on that 1T do not nlss."
Ar: Henderson, (Rep., Iowa), one OF
.ae leaders OF the majority. followed
1!s Dy presenting the special order
esteeG upon by ths committee on rules
providing for the Immediate considera-
Won OF the resolution and O vote with
vul intervening motion at o'clock TO-
uay, Ihe rule was as follows: 5
RefolVed, That Immediately upon
ene adoption OF this resolution the house
a"al, proceed TO the consideration OF
Ss,iaee S, concurrent resolution No. %,
tiei!et re'olution). that general debate
enSli oe had thereon until the hour OF
uclocE. at which time, without any IN
.ssveh!ng motion O vote shall be taken
1poh mo passage OF said resolution.
General leave to print upon tho subject
y. said resolution for five days from th!s
uute IS hereby, granted" .reHf
AT, henderson yielded moment 10
I, -I,, hailey the Democratic leader, who
an lhas while the minority strenuous
! opposed tho undue limitation OF the
Seoate proposed by the rule, still as his
1sup desired as much time as possible
10 lof debate they would not consume any
- M he Tine allowed on o roll call.
n. M'' Wheeler. Dem.. Ala.), and Mr..
W.. aFnlond. tDem.. MOI, protested
,,s, ,es1'ousis. howaVer, and the latter
"a'a u ne had had an opportunity he
.r., nave proposed Cuban belliger-
sHey amendment,
~ 'a'' suggestion sneaker Reed re-
,o''ea eurtly tina. It would rot be In or
.s'' and when Mr. De Almond appealed
10 MN not to decide the question hastily
10 tss speaker exclaimed: "That It Is no,
:" n order is too plain for arguinant."
oNtihs lhls colloluy there we're evil
on'CtS OF disturbance aal. eScitemcut
!" uie Rcp"blIcan side, o; which Mr.
I1t",mhoh, 1,,., dep.. Ind,l. was the centre.
-, :. o. iast Ir. JohnHon insisted on asking
",F |" "",F.eSl!9n OF Mr.. Henderson. He want
% ~ ~ Nlipw with much emphasis tyheth-
s. !. was true TINT all the time was 20
w. w, consumed by the members OF the
""gH IN anu means committee.
on, mere Is no surh proposition" called
I"S ar, D1issil, tRsp, Pal, bp, Mr,
I'''nShn ~ isa Hot suhs!ae, aud continue,
,5Ia.t's " a9t'st, declaring lauily that ne an
,TSy,.issH ,.S,,a !t0!s "ule IL such vas the In
SrII SrI"gG, lie had ~ woydy war with
Il I''. DinFleR, but In n tone SO low ,hnt
Taa'ulo Tr;S",'lo. not bo heard In The con fusion.
."V speaker cut of further incident BIZ
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WASHINGTON, Jan. .31.-The President
and Mrs. Mckinley were entertained at
dinner tonight by the Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Gage. The entire
cabinet was present. with the exception
OF Secretary Alger. The other guests
were Justice and Mrs. McKenna, Miss
Lucy Page. OF New York. and Senator
Hanna. The decorations were the most
elaborate OF the official season The
house was decorated with pink roses and
hyacInths. The table decorations were
particularly beautiful,
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NASHVILLE, Tenu., Ian. sI-The
Democratic leglslatlye caucus again
held 4 drearr aud mouotonous session
to.nlShs gnAI hallated seventeen times
without Ne;tlns nearer the nas,lrS; ;Ion
.of q candidate for United S,u,es senaI
torS than when tho caucus adtaur,ed
last FridaS}nIsht. No changes in the
bal!oting OF special interest were made,
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Wrst Virginia aintt.r.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan, al.--col-
ieetor White has had his appeal from
Judge Jackson set for hearing in the
United States supreme court for March
Z. lie left this afternoon for homo.
Representative and Mrs Doyener re-
turned this morning from their Florida
trip. The captain was in his seat to-
day, and hin voto made ono OF the fifty
majority case against tho Teller Res
0iuiinn."
Tho domination OF IIoaa George ".
E5Wers 10 be. llsh commissioner, was
due to-day. and 1t Wast GENERALLY be-
lioYed his na.rc was. sent TO the senate
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TANGIER, ian, M,--The British
steamer Tourmalln, 1t Is officially an
nounecd. while attemp!Ing to land arms
and sIQrcs w the sius coast Of aIor5sco,
she wa4 Intercepted by the Sheridan
steamer lIassauli w,loreupon shG opened
fire, The lIassanl rcclmOcated and
captured ona OF tho shn's hdats, With
three Englialimen. The Moorish troops
then demolished the Villages favorable
70 forelEnera, killing numbers OF the ln-
yhabitants. 3s5 ~ ?. = IA u
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A CompetIttye Cahis Route.

F KINGSTON, Jamaica. Via Bermuda,
Tan. 3l.-The opening of the new cable
vlaI Turks Island aud Rermuda. was
celebrated to-day, II gives tho United
States and Canada = competitive route
for caMeErams to the West Indies sops
as II does, With the service Of
the Commercial Cable and Postal Tele-
graph Companies. u, G57 - d
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I LAWRENCE. Mass., Jan. 3l-rhe
fiyc thousand operatives at the Atlantic
a Pacific cation mills have decided 10
accept the 10 per cent. reduction In
wages which went Into effect to-day.
The textile workers In Lawrence are
turning their antire attention to the
strike ut New bedford, and they Will as
sist the mill hands In that city as much
w they are uble, 21SI, ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-01

s.u9pteu s.n,l iiS-lls, tne democrats re-
itas.,'.is .r. IroM aemanuing roll call.
.,,ul ahen tolioWed u Controversy over the
.,..@ ,isson. @ ., une: 10 sogSestions tnat
.s se eIoulu pe oiVlaea petWeen Deino-
49, Ts, ropuilsts ana hepupllcans, Mr..
tSntiey iotoItea. ~ whsnt aware Shat
nna,,, xns,e Wa any oistiheuon oetween the
s opuuss sna Demoerata as ~ present
sonsi.utsu s,,!. s ae hld time would oe
@eaauny @ uivioea, between tnoae for ano
a sast .ne Iesolution' Mr' Dinsley tneh
opvnea tne Geoate ~ opposition 70 the
.ss,9Siu.ion' .s,S Ihe penaihg resolution, ne
Sa,t Was Hot one Wnlsh, u passed W
o9sa n'uses. Would naVe lorce' II
aSop.eo. J.. Wouia pc only an expression
- ie'r es'e op'psots os the TWO houses. 81
----., - 85 t
ITS importance, therefore" continued
Nj >o,nr,ev .lto. /, ~. t,,, ,ho, 4,
-, '''' t.''s Ass s"as u.
.ohsufieu ''i W lne mousse, u would le-
Ultimately and Inevitably be regarded
not only here. but by the world as the
expression OF the deliberate Judgment OF
majority OF the American people as
to thelr standard of honor and good
iaith In the discharge not only Of na-
tlonal. but also OF private obligations.
This resolution Is not presented for the
purpose OF securing an expression by
Congress as TO the power OF the gov
ernmens either as to the payment OF Its
obligations or as to what may be de-
clarcd legal tender. No one denies that
this or any other nation has the power
to pay In gold or silver or paper or cop
per. according to Its pleasure. Payment
cannot be enforced against 4 sovereign
nation. Its obligations are measured
by It's own sense OF honor and good
faith. The Intelligent selhshness OF a
nation which is to live not simply for a
generation. but for centuries, ought to
lead it-and whenever q nation Is WISE
ly governed does lead Ito so scrupu-
lously maintain It's pledges in both let
ter and spirit as to preserve Its credit
untarnished, and thereby not only
make II possible TO borrow at the low
est rate OF interest. but also to make It
easy to obtain loans In exigencies, which
are sure sooner or later to come to every
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GRAYsQN, KY, Ian. Si,-"virslnia
Bin'' Frlley. mn old citizen of Elliott
county, aged eighty years. and his wife,
about seventy years of uge. were mur-
sdered tonight at their home in Elliott
county. KY, and robbed OF from $500 to
Sl.1O0. There Is no clue 10 the morder-
ers. A maui was the Instrument uset
No one was at home except the ol5 cou-
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WANT MORE CARS.
Petition Of tho Receivers Of the Ralti.
moro & Ohio. Railroad &.
N. THE US CIRCUIT COURT.

For Over Five rhoa,.nd Addltiesai Mex
cars--'rhe aiononsah and Montana Goat
Companies OF Marion County, West
virainia, Parties TO the Scheme to OBJ.
tain More Rolling stuei--They Are TO
Parehase ti,e Cars and tho I,ecelvers
WITT Use Theni at ths Regular ai,Iease
nate.-rhs Ohio Soft Coal Pool.
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cclal DIspDtcb 10 tho Iu,clllpencer

SF'cHhi i'isphtch 10 tne intelligencer.
WESTON, w. Va, Jan. 3l.-Mrs. FL
more Hyer was shot through the body
this morning, by the accidental dis
charge OF n gun at her home at Ilorner,
this county. Tho ball entered the abdo-
men Just below tho ribs. and came out
near the spine above the left hip. She
will die. r 80 Z -
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Is NEW YORK, Jar. s,,--Dr, Mary
Wood Allen, OF Ann Arhor, Mich, sor
some years superintendent OF tAe pur-
t,S work in the National w c. T. U,
has been cho,ea by the general officers
as successor to Mrs. loseNhlne. Gutkr In
the deparlmcnt OF work for the promo
ton OF social purltS in the worlds w.
e r. III II - 2. y .lEG 81. $500 t3tt
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late this afternoon. Inquiry. however,
disclosed, 10 tho contrary. The matter
will .doub tless be reached on the execu-
tive calendar tomorrow. e 5lf5
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Aavs,uents. ot otSIsnunhipA y
GJBRAI;rSAR-F'uyst Bssmsysk, fron
New York jnr Naples and Genes, ! al q,
elffASRE--La Nopnandlc, from New
York. RtS g -
ANTwERP-Arsivet s9,h: RerNp,
sSew SsyE, 4 S q
81 fLiNEsRPOoE4--Stseias New York. ks.,.i
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Lipsc-
Ist1k s7- b f5 ) ~
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NEARING THEE END.
Investigation Of Alleged Bribery Of
Representative Otis.
A VERY BRIEF SESSION HELD.

Yesterday Attorney T. c. camps.ir was
the Only wltnc,s Esamlncd-rI ne Told %,
His fer,onni Relation, Toward Otts.;
Did Not Sec How lie Coaid Have Voted
for Hanna under Any cireunaianepa,
ss lie waa n Free silver Man-calnpbsir
Wa. Friendly With senator IIans..
( That's AIT tao Peos.is -AnsaAs.tl la
commtttee VIII Report This Week. X e
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For West Nlrsfnla. Western Peunast.
.vania, and ,ohiS, fair TussSsiS apss ps,,h-i
ably Wednesday, much eahfar ntr,h-
westerly gales, dlmtniaA!ng.
Lornl em,,rrntnrc, 81
The tempcratnrr yesterday as observed
by C.. Sehncpsy druggist Market AND Heur-
tee,ltl Streets was Us reffowss 4, 4
7 a. Sl..i,..-.".. "a Z p. IN. ........,...s. 6
y a. in....,..... 81 Up. {. Il
J: m..S..... ....... 50 Wcathcr--Fs!r.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
The Peace Commission.

Paris. Nov. lS.-Tne United States
commissioners are devoiing their time
to-day to formulating their next pre-
sentiment for the consideration of the
Spanish commissioners. While they
arc re;i eut AS to their intentions, it may
be sad without reserve that the time Is
near when exact peace terms acccp'aole
to Americans will be laid before Span
iar,is with time limit for acceptance.
The American commissioners Will not
iuvolyc the United States in any obliga-
,ion whatever to the creditors OF Spain.
Many now debit to Spain the value OF
The Maine, the cost OF naVal initial
operations, losses of American COM
n,er,e and the future pension roll while
cr,,,itinu herwith he equities and values
ia the Philippines. If difference eA'
lists in favor of Spain the amount III
cash may be offered her at the heA'
Joint session. The balance may De
twenty millions possibly less.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
SEEN TIE BEAR ?

A black bear is rather a novelty in
Barre, and the one displayed in Smith
Brothers meat market is attracting con,
siderable attention.
This is the bear shot Wednesday by
Chas. {. Reynolds, of Randolph. MIR.
Reynolds was crossing the mountains
from Rochester to Randolph Tuesday
and discovered the trail lie at once
went to the home of Will lIoisington,
the noted bear hunter, and the next day
Hoisngton, Reynolds, George Nichols,
of Rochester, and John Udall, Of Ran
dolph, took dogs ald Started out after
him.
lucy travelled six miles before the
dog located ltlc bear: ai,ouf thirty min
utes later Mr.. Reynolds shot the cub,
and An hour after that the mother bear
was shot by Reynolds in the highway
between Rochester and Randolph. Two
charges Of buck-shot behind the foe
leg bringing her down.
Mr.. Reynolds sold the cub over the
wire to the Fish and Game League for
$1,000, and he will grace their banquet
ut Montpelier. The old bear will be
sold here. For particulars inquire at
he City Restaurant or Smith Brothers
market. The cub weighed 80 pounds
and the old bear 200 pounds. Here
is a chance for someone to got a nice
bear skin rug. This makes % bears
that Mr.. IIoisington, the hunter has
killed or assisted in killing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
Thirteen
Killed
Struck by Train
During Thick
Fog.
W0rkmon Didn't Hear
The Approaching
Train.

Jersey City, n. j.. Nov. .1S-Thirtcen
out of twenty workmen on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad were killed instantly this
morning on the meadows east Of the
lIackensack river The rest were bad
ly injured. No one escaped. The ac-
cident occurre during a thick fog.
Physicians Immediately wcnt to the
scene and the wounded were brought to
hospitals here. Fog had delayed the
train and the engineer was trying to
make time wlen suddenly the engine
was Jared and cries were heard.
Passengers aided the tranmen in search
ing for victims. This was no easy task
as the fog was SO thick they had to feel
their ways.
The train had just passed on the other
track and smoke had settled on the
eastern track, further obscuring the
view of the approaching train while the
rumble of the train just passed prevent
ed the workm from hearing the ap-
proach of the other ira II. There were
twenty in the gang and not one escaped
injury.
Great excitement prevailed when the
ercinc which killed the men reached
here. The cowcatcher and pilot were
red with blood and Il severed hand rest
ed Oh the cowcatcher.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
WILLIAM MOORCROFT DEAD

At four o'clock this morning William
Moorcroft one OF the Oldest and most
respected citizens of Barre died at his
nome on South Main street. Mr.. Moor.
croft has long been id ntifed with ,ne
ohSlhess Interests of the Granite CITY
having been proprietor of the wooIen
mill at Jockey Hollow when Barre was
a small country village. lie had a
large circle of friends amongst whom
he was always highly respected as an
upright honest man and his loss will he
deeply felt.
Mr.. Moorcroft came to Barre in 1874
and run the woolen mill until 1892. lie
was 76 years of age and was born in
BURY Lancashire, England. lie leaves
a wife and six children 10 mourn his
loss.
The funeral will be held at 9 O'Clock
sunday morning a, the house, the Rev.
Ellie X. NJ. Jones officiating. The in.
terment will be in Norlhfield.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
Bloody Fighting

rana, Ill.,, Nov. 1S-- A desultory
firing in every section of the Guy Gull
tinued all night. The terrorized resi-
dents were huddled together i'll groups
bo,vilv armed Many families have
left the city.
c. II, Heath an ex-railroad man was
fred on by the negroes and he and his
family were driven out into the country y.
One white man was killed in the
,ooro Jislr,c, and another was shot anu
dangerously wounded in the back ,
The negroes in Spgsbe declare INA. ina.
.,o, will clean out all the whites Ill 'li'''
section.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION.

The Premium List for the third annual
meeting of the Granite City Poultry
rlseon and Pet Sock Association is just
out, neatly arranged in book form.
The meeting is to be held in Miles
Hall December 27, 2S and 20. Some
OF the most prominent judges in the
country will have charge of awarding
the premiums, OF which there is long
list. This meeting promises to be the
most successful ever held by the asso-
citation. Six silver trophies and gold
medal are offered as prizes this year,
besides multitude of other nice prizes.
If you are in anyway interested in
fancy poultry, pigeons, or pet stock
write to Chas. Mcmillan Jr. for copy
of the rules and prize list, and then
bring your pets to the exhibition.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
$40 Reward

will give $50 reward for i"f9r%n, ', ma
t;on resulting in the returning OF 'nr .ne
e.ol noid watch stolen from the room ,, over over
5ssolas shoe store occupied by noi,h u;mh,
Merchant of Albany, N. Y. on IN" s,o ",Sm
"t M Nov 12th, or leading to the a.'P.u
" pans;on % and conviction OF the perso"
who stole it. =, .,sh;ourd En-
sas" = ,ses SOS once chased but now consul n
,ns n.s hIv I worn and is Il key winder. AL
eraoiy y,,,;on should be addressed to
'''Aoi '' NIRs. NJ. ZoTTMAN.,
Barre VT.
CITY Rcstaurent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
The Legislature.

Montpelier, Nov. 18. Our Legislators
are "sawing wood" some nowadays.
AT Yesterdays session good hard consci-
entious work was done.
In the House Mr.. Kemp's taxation bill
was reported favorably by the committee
and the speakers agreed that the expe-
riment was worth trying and the bill
was passed. 1t provides for the appoint
ment of a state board OF taxation of three
members appointed by the governor.
Anv person now q nonresident of the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
RIVER STREET.

Only another fight, that's all. This
time it was in the Assyrian jewellery
store. Two loaded of course, came IN
and began to argue with the proprietor.
they got to calling hard names and flnal'
Iv came to blows. The spectators inter
fcred before any serious damage was
done. What will happen there tonightF
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18

There can be no nicer or more appro-
pirate Christmas present than fine en-
iarged portrait Call and examine our
work. Granite City Portrait Studio,
Miles New Granite block, formerly at
Commercial Hotel.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
r. or.o rrovns on Foreigners.

Yokohama, Nov. 1S.-Advices received
here from Seoul say that the Korean
government has issued orders that for
eirners are TO be stopped from trading
IN the interior. 1t is stated on good au-
thority that the firm of Boyer & Pea
cook rave agreed to make a loan OF
Il 600 900 yen to two Japanese railroad
alNfS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18

Elizabethtown, NJ Y. Nov. 1S.-Two
nrisonrrs escaped from the Essex coun-
tv iail. They were Mike Rafferty, and
Andrew Bragg, both convicted of bur-
er,orv and grand larceny. Rafferty, has
been in prison several times before.
They overpowered the guard and after
gagging him made their escape.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18

Next TO a pretty girl a young mans
choice is pretty necktie, and pretty
girl likes pretty tic. We have just
what both want. Frank McWh0rter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18

Chaplain vandewater of the Seventy
Arst regiment New York, has resigned,
It is alleged, because his effigy was torn
to pieces by soldiers in the armory.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
MOST POPULAR STONE
CUTTER.

Forward YOUR votes for the most
nonular stone cutter, Every shed III
Barre should have representative III
,bis contest. Select your man ana theh
send in the votes. IT, you are not already
-, REGULAR subscriber to the TELEGRAM
hocomr one at once. Get your friends
10 subscribe also.
RANK LIST,
WORKS FOR
Lackey Good, Jones nfos. o..
Samuel Parady, Nooh"'l n,o''' 80,
Robert Mckenzie, Littlejohn ~ Milhe' "a
,,o. ,w smith Mackie, IIussey & Co. 1913
VIM. Moir, Barclay Bros, lo4
pohert Mcknight, Harrison Granite 20. lo'
no"''' ! X Milne. 1O7
',o,,art Michael. Barely Bros, 6l
r,tou T. Tavlor, Mari Il Gordon, ~
william C. Rust, James Adie' -
waller J. LeBarron, T.. l.. Smith, 20
John G. Dundas, j. X. Mlhe' =, -
Alexander Corliner, Mari " doroo"' % .,
,Iarry l.. Sanders, WIN. Mcqueen, 81
Richard Boyea, Robin Fros. o
ro, NoKenze. Mari & Gordon, .
james Jamerson, ~ ~ "'>'
Gordon Hay, JONES Dio
George Cadger, Marr ~ "oi''"
Dan Mclaughlin, James h'"S'
Peter Kennedy, Anderson sun
VIM. Mcdonald. Clarlhew ~ "'"'' !,
,.,I.r Smith. J. X. Milne,
"a ,t,rr j. Il. Milne,
r1,y,r,ls. j. X. Milne,
uo .,,,,, Casey. VIM. Cassie,
M'' W. .r,o,,,n Mcmillan & stephens, l
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
The Weather.

boston. Nov. IS - Probably show.
CTS tonight and Saturday. Fair lSat.
urday evening. Shifting winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18

SOMETHING
| Special
FOR THE LADIES {!
10 have about one thousand Spools
., Sewing Cotton for machine and
I'd in three anil six cord in Willo-
"a "'.,;r Clark's and llolyokc, which we
I;ll .u close out as follows: The Cotton
for hand use
3Spools for 5 cents,
And lbe six core Spools for machine use
3spools for 10 cents.
Now is your time to lay in supply
If thread at these low prices.
Children's zoe. Wool Hose,
2pairs for 25c.
Childrcn's zoe. Wool Mittens
at l0c. q
LADIES' 20c. VOL Hose, 2
pairs for 25c.
Mems SOC. Wool Gloves at
25c.
Mems SOC. Suspenders at 25c.
Boys SOC. Jersey Overshirts
at 800.
Stone Cutters Hand Leathers
at l5c.
Chlldren's Best Quality Rub
bers at 25c.
Ladies' Best Quality Rubbers
at 35c.
Bear in mind that these prices
are good for Friday and Satur-
day only.
4 AL g.. +l.o R1.,o Ckoro
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18

Bear in mind that these prices
are good for Friday and Satur-
day only.
Evening journal., 1898-03-09
CONDENSED pIsPATcHEs.

Fire burned Wolf & Co.'S novelty
warehouse in Philadelphia, doing $780,
900 damage.
Governor Pingree has issued a call for
a special session OF the Michigan legis-
lature, March %.
The trial of F. C. Agens for causing
the death of Caldwell II. Abel was be-
gun in Newark, N. j., yesterday.
Mrs. Harriet Pickering of New Bed
ford urged before the Massachusetts
house committee on rules the abolish
ment of weavers' fines.
The Nebraska Populists may call an
extra session Of the legislature to pass
a maximum freight rate law in place
Of the one declared unconstitutional.
James H. Barnum of Lime Rock
Conn, was attacked by Andrew Brazie,
a molder, formerly employed by him,
and seriously, but not fatally. injured.
Queen Victoria was indisposed and
postponed her visit to Nice until to-
day. Rumors that her change of plans
was due to international complications
had a disquieting effect on the London
stock market.