davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
9te GrTh1nftainne.

81. 8. 0un C GomponD's M0dentz
li4e lte6erii4t iiber bic 9eT6Gftsz
ldge Iagt: Die Iolioe Bats fit gutts Sc
fhdft TT bur9 fpecuIatioen 8iidf6laa ni9t
.er14iittert tporoen. Nttien Iinb cine Gleiz
nigteit nieori9er getpefen unb Der Mdrtt i'll
um 10 ii4erer, neil oiel u~ngelunbes unb unz
berniinfti9es @treben uus9emerat mprber
1T. Equalization in Mei3en, bic cine 3eit=
lang bic Preiie geOriidt bat, Sat fi9 ebenz
fals gepenbet unb Bel Itarfen Musfu6ren
bat Der M6arft tpieber cine 1tei9enbe Senz
beng. Sn5tpii4en 5eigen Depei6sn aus
alien Sbeilen bes 2anbes cine auberorbent=
li4e Sbdtigfeit in ben 9%aupt3lpeigen bes
9anbels unb i'm @ef4dft, bus bel grDBer
TT, als oor einem Sabre in faTt allen 3peiz
gen. Ser ~beoeutenoe ueberI9uB BON Nus
fubren iiber Ginfubren bauert INNER nod
on, inoem Stem 0orfer Nusfu6ren in flint
@o4en um 16 pro5ent erDBer getpeIen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
9erhrehten.
Grfdie6t feline Srau.

Nn1os palmer, Elm rei3er, iunger Mann,
erfdoB an Sonntag N6eao in 1einer in
@bgeton, 81. s.. gelegeaen MDbnltng
feline Stau unb 1T iebt I'M @efdngni1e.
Palmer unb feline Trau Datten 5onntag elm
paar 5reunbe eingelaben, I'm ben 8. Sab
resta9 ibrer 9O9seit 5l feiern. @egen II
u6r empFublen iid bic gdte. Cine bnGte
Stunoe fpdter b0rte bic Dieneri9aft ben
anau mebrerer S9iiie in 9almers 3tmz
mer unb balb bdruuf rief Ydlmer elmer
3ofe gu: p8Ommen Sic berunter, id CLAUDE
i4 babe tie 9etDotet."
Oils bic 3ofe berunterfdm, fab iie lire
6errin am 8oben liegen. sic rief ben
a1tider, unb ais bieier fam, bate Yalner
INNER nod ben &ebplper in Der 6anb unb
mar anI9einenb i'm 8egriff, bic @affe ouf
iih felbft db5ufeuern. Der 8utf9er fprdng
RAID duf i'm 5t 1tnb rib linn ben Hebo(her
aus Der 6un0. Pulmer fhien ettpas rltDiz
ger 5u fein uno ia9te, er miiffe einen Mrjt
rufen. Gr 9ing ans Selepbon unb dls Der
&r3t erI3ienen mar, tbeilte bieier benz itfterz
fu9enben Qr5te bas 8orgefanene nit. Ser
unteriu4enoe ar5t fanb flint &~u9eltpunbsn
BON benen 4 an ber linfen 8ruft tpdren.
palmer purbe perbafiet unb fagte ben 8oz
~liaiiten, baB er an Der Grippe gelitten babe.
Montag fritz erf4ien Ser 9erbafte!e rnter
Der @ntlage bes Morbes in benz poliseiaez
rthte BON %&nigbtspiae. @r plaibirte nibt
fda1lbig, unb purbe p1ne gu 8iirg16dft
3ugelafen gu tperben, an bic i'm Mdra sqtz
Iamnentretenbe @ranbiurp bertpiefen. BAL
mer ion friiber einmdl i'm 8utlerz6oIpituG
fir Srriinnige als Patient gepe1en fem.
Seine Srau mar aus 9ougbton, Maf., ges
biirtia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

Qusufta 8oerIe, Safe GOuntD; Sllia
@ridIpn Meabe, GGa Soften, GoobinstOn,
Margaret 2pnd, Union; Soiiuna Olfon,
6amlin; Martenia SennbIon. Bennington;
@Gi5abetb @tolpe, 9aeifon; 5rau 8ampani,
8ropn; Maggie 6lpnn, 6amlin; 2ncind
@ofiuge, 9amlin; &belinu 9urlep, Potter;
Gbrtitina Solution, @obbingtun; Sennie
aronie, bennington; 2uiia Scene, Gpos
oington; Caroline 2inb6erg, 8ropn; &atie
glabib, 8%onbomm; @aini SpanIon.
&ingsburp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
gus ,,,trerr,t as1itnbsuannrrm.
Der Kampf auf oer philippinen.

0ns amerifanifde SanonenbOOt rpetreG"
traf am Montug abenb fpdt nit De
pef6en ppm Brigade : General do. g.
Miuer an @enerul Dts in Manitn
elm, tpDrtn gemelOet tpurbe, bdB SGoilD
an 9amitag Morgen BON ben bereinten
Ganoz unb @eeItretttrdften 9enommen tpprz
ben Iei.
General W2t1er f9tdte, nd9bem er feline
Meifungen BON Mdnila erbaIten bate, ems
geborene .Gommifdre bonn 8unbesz Grams
portbdmpfsr st. puul" ans 2anb nit elmer
4ufforberung an ben Rebellengouberneur
BON SSloilp, ii3 binnen elmer feitgeiebten 3eit
gu ergeben unb Der Wurnung, ii3 in Der 3piz
f9enaeit isber feinbielteen &uubgebung gu
entbdlten.
Die Gebe1en bra4ten iofort lire 9eidiibe
in 8efpegung unb bereiteten ii9 CUR 8ert6eiz
biaung Dor. .0arauf feuerte Der npetrel"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Rtdter SYnb.

9rei Neger, bic fi9 inter Der @ntfu9e,
einen berbre6erif9en 4n9riFf uuf cine
Srau gecnu9t gu bdGen, in 8efdngniB BON
2~eesburg, 9a., in 0aFt b~efanoen, fino gez
lbn4t pprben. Die 2Dn1el erfhienen Cont
tag Mittag UNI 1 1t9r Dor ben 0eIdngniB,
5ertriimmerten bic Sbiiren, boGten bic Sc
fangenen, BON benert 3fpet ibre g6ulb einz
~geftanben butten, aus tbren 3e1en, fdleppz
ten iie na4 einem 9ebOl8 uuBer9al6 Der
@tabt9ren5e unb bingen Fl. an Dem nGdz
Iten Baum auf. Die Namen Der @e6Gnge
ten iinb 9eorge Sort, George 8ibino unb
8tG 9plt. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
NneIiihsfuur.
Observation-Disclosures

Ser iibli9 fabren6e @4neu3ug bet Pittsz
burg unb Safe Grie=@iI enbabn, Der Montdg
Mor9en INN Il ltbr 16 Minuten bon @lepez
lamb abfu6r, lit g1a9mittdgs untpeit
5temin9 9arf, ee9eniiber 0uDis Sslonb, berz
ungliidt. Der 9ei3er tpurbe t0btli9 uno feb
3e6n 8oFagiere 19limm perlebt. Oas I'M
gliid mar bur9 cine 3erbro9ene S4iene berz
urTa9t tporben.
Montag 9a9m. 6at ii9 Bel benz 3 Meilen
re9ts BON 9opningtopn, pd., 9elegenen
@andgberbiGe Elm zi9limmer 8a6nunfau 5uz
getrdgen. Die 3tpeite 4btbeilung zines in
Ditli9er Gi9tung fa6renben 9dneG3ug.S
fubr in bas 6intere @nbe zines dt1beren Ydiz
T~dgier3uges, tpdbrf9einli1 oes g6icago @rz
preB5usss, binetn,- nobel Der 2otomotiofibz
TER Sofepb Smith unb Der 6ei5er gorIon
auf oer 9tele get0btet nurben. Cine @nz
3abl pafdgiere tpurOe berIebt.
BUG go. 4 Der Oeldtpare 0uoIpn Sdnal
Co., tpeI6er Montag fritz bon Montreul obs
gtrg, entgleiite Nabmittug BEL benz nuhe
Sort Siconbero9a, q. g., 9elegenen @umz
mings. Die 2otomotibe iiberi9lug ftb unb
Der 2otomottofiibrer %, g. Goombs un6
iein 5ebnid6riger &nabe ipuroen g%etOotet.
Die iibri9en 3ugbeoientetsn unO pafagiere
blieben unperlebt.
Santner ltur5.
9urd einen 2atpinen1tur3 Sonntag frlib
8 1t6r in Silper Blune, gol., bitrften "A
MenI9en ibr 9tben eingebiBt baden. Die
SoOten iinb itaIieniT9e @rubenIeute nit If
rem Sdmilien. glf 2eiGen purber ge6ore
gen, aber muir 5pei bapon ioenttficirt.
Grp'oion.
0ur1 cine GrploIion in elmer giiens
gieBerei in 0Oun9stppn, s., puroe Pdtrid
Moore auf Der gteGe getDOtet un6 flint Nnz
g~eitelte trueen f9limme 8erIebungen baz
BON. ,-
6iinf meniden eetootet.
Sn bet 8ig 8ipper Mine in Sotpd Sill,
Gal, iinb bur9 bas 8erIten zines Woferz
reierpOirs flint Menf9en um's 2ebsn gez
ton1nert.
Qufeeeebeu.
Die 8oftoner 8rigg yM}arp Gi66s", bic
por $50 Sa9en bon Netpport Netps nit
&o6len na4 Pard, 8rditlien, Angling, 1T
als b%erloren aufgege6en poroen. Die Reiie
buuert gep06nli9 So bis so Sage. Die
Mannf6aft bsfte6t aus Capt. 9Ordce 81.
Combs unb 7 damn.
Derhdneni6pole neujdhrsfeier.
Die 5eier bes GineiI9en Neuiabr5Teltes
in San 5rdncisco, GAL, am lebte1 Wonta5
sat Elm llngliid 5p1r 6olge gebdbt. 0dhrenb
aus einem Sen1ter Der Wobnung bes G6:a
nefen Suez8un, go. 724 Commercial Str,
brennerbe 5dtpdtmer geporfen tpuroen, erz
plobirte i'm 3immer Elm 9roBes padet nit
5ererperfst0rpern, ur1b Iebte bafelbe TDfort
in Brand. gu berfelben 3eit befcnOen ii6
mebrere @binefen bort, Die Opium rau4ten.
Giinf BON linen, bic g~erettet fpnroen, t6e:lten
nit, bob ihb nod me9rere BON ibren 2anbs=
leuten bort befGnben, bic bonn Opium hez
tdl1bt feien; es geGapg iebO4 ber Poli5ei, bic
meiften gu retten. Quong@0ud mar Derz
brannt, unb feline berfoblte 2ei4e tpuroe no4
Der Morgue gebrd6t. 0rei anbere G9:neien
batten 10 f9pere 8~ra1tbtpunben %erlttten, baB
ibre MISUNDERSTANDING 8tpeifel3aft 1T.
6lammettoo.
Die Stadtsz S%rrenanitalt in CANTON,
6. D, 'tpurbe am @onntdg Mor9en bur3
6euer 5erft0rt. 9as Seuer brad Inn 3 ubr
Mprgens in elmer breitOdigen @ottage aus
unb Iieb5ebn SnlaI1en fanoen ben Sob IN
ben SGammen. Sbre Ransn unO Die
Counties, aus benen fe ftarnmer, iino ME
fol9t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Ee1terHhriinIfe.

Ee1terHhriinJ1e.
9as Munitpbdz6 ptel in Minnipeg, Mdn.,
bas gr0Bte 9otelgebdube i'm tpeitli9en @pz
nabd, geriet6 Mittipo9 Murgen I'm Elm ubr
in 8ranb unb tpurbe bis auF ben 9runb 5erz
it0rt. Oas 9ebduoe mai nit einem &oftenz
~aufipdnbe bon 100000 erri9tet tporben.
Mittipo9 MOrgen 1T in Dallas, Ser, bds
IehsItIdige Scoaarb'I6e pOffics"z8ebduo
an ber MainfraBe ubeabrannt. Der Ser
fluff pirb ouf $4,000 ob9el4dst; bic Ser
Ii6erung betrdgt $4,000.
9aS S~abritgebdube Der Manbottan
graB g., an @ait %. StruBe in SEEM gOrt
lit nebft n~ert6bo1en 8orrdtben uno
Mdl9inen Elm 3aub Der 6lammen eeiporz
ben. Ser @erluit nirb uuf $250,00O perz
anf9lagt.
Sin 5euer Fat in Nl6dnp, q. g., etliht
Gebdube, bic bon Der 9ubfon RiDer Gar
ment Company unb ben Matrabenfd6ritunz
ten Nnt6onn &c @lebbiG benubt tpurben, ger
itDrt. Der S9aben betrd9t $4,000.
Nilffpn 9au, cine San56d1e an @ait Is.
Strabe, SEEM gorf, purbe bur6 6euer gum
8etrage bon $4,000 be19Gbtgt unb a9t
Seuertpe6rleute ~entgingen nit fnapper Not6
benz Sobe. 0ie 2eute tpGren auf benz Oa6e,
oIs baHel6e plDbli3 einftiir5te. Me3rere
tpurben f9limm ber1ebt.
San1tag Na9t berurIa9te bic grpto@
finn zines @aIolinofens in Mosfofptb'
S4neiberpertftdtte in Springfield, Semi,
Elm Seuer, tpel9ss an Ge6duben nebit Snbdlt
i'm 8ef9dftstbeile ber Stabt einen G9aben
BON $4,000 anri9tete.
0urb Elm 5euer IL" Mtttpo9 in Spring
@a1ep, ST., @igent6um i'm Wertbe bpn
$4,000 ger t0rt tporben.
Sn 9oope1ton, ST., 1T Der grcbe Sc
treibefpei9er Der n9oopefton 9rain &c @pal
Company" nit 3pOlfz Bis finf3sbntauTsnt
8ufbeln Mais unb Safer obgebrannt.
Sn protrie bu @bien, @is., finb Mittpod
Moreen eff @ef9dftsbduIer abgebrannt. Del
Sci ammtOerlut belduft fi6 auf 100000
Sn ber Sudfabrif BON Walter C Sen,
go. 1 unb 3 6ront StraBe, Heio Oort,
1T am Monner5tdg Worgen Seuet
ausgebro9en, bas ii9 19neq Bis duf oas
@ebGuoe go. 5 perbreitete lttb bdnn nu6
go. % Mppre Ctr. unb BON ba na3 go.
Il unb 2 Soutb StraBe iiberiprdng. Der
burh bds 5euer angeri9tete @eIammtf9uz
ben pirb bon 100000 big 3u 100000
b~etragen.
4us 6erineton, Son., itirb 9emelbei, Bop
Wiitpo9 Nbenb bort bas 5erington !0ouie
unb me6rere bera9barie @ebdube nieoer9ez
brdnnt iinb.
Die feline Orti9af: SoreFport BET 1tried.
q. g., lift am 9Onne~itdg Morgen bur4 cine
5euersbrunit 3eritOrt fporoen.
Oas Star@S6eatsr ii Brnbinbence, u. s.,
1T ausgebrannt. Me6rere 9dben i'm S6saz
tergebGube tpurben tart bef9Gbi9t. 8erIut
$4,000.
Sn Napoleon, g., fat eiH Se1er einen
59dben bon iiber $4,000 peruria9t.
Die GouDerneurstuo9nlng in 5rantfort,
&p., tit boGitdnbig a6ae6rannt. Die per-
i0nli4en Wert6faden bes 9oups~neur5
9raOlep iinO gum 3r0Bten SbeiGe gerettet
tporben.
Sn pittsfielb, Su., ii1b bret QroBe oanen>
gebduOe nebit ibrem Sn6alte a6gebrarnt.
Ser @efummtperluf b~esifF:rs ii9 attf bic gig
Bis fiinf5igtaufenb 0olars.
@etern Morgen Brad in Gicinnati in
8abn &c 5eI6eimer's 8leibergeiddft, an
Der Norbieite Der 3. StruBe, bret S6iipen
tpeitli4 BON &ace Ctr, Geuer aus. Dies
unb au4 bic &leioergeI4dfte bon $. u.
@ins6eimer &c Sonforb, Stern C @arner
brnnnten ab. Ser 8erluIt pirb am
nGbernb cine balhe MiGion Dollars betruz
gen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

9ienitog unb Mittpo4 lebtergBo4e tpuren
fir Die 8eratbung BON 8unbesge6dubeporz
la9en 6eitimmt. Der Nu5i4ub bate IS
8ius fir @ebdu6e in 35 @taaten eingez
reidt, in benen 5uiammen $14,060,900 be-
Di1igt iporoen.
Oas 3einerge6ntB Der Qrbeit Der apei
Sage tpor Die Nnndbme elmer e~in3igen Sin
i'm 9aufe fir ben &au zines gunoesgebduz
bes in Netpport Netps, 3D., gum Preile bon
$4,000. SIM @an5en iparen 65 8orlagen
Die etpa $12,000,000 sinbegreifen, giinitig
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Kdltes Sao.

yrau 8. 8. Better, bic Mttter bon 2abb
@ur3on, Der 8icetOnigin BPM Snbien, lit
SdmItdg nebit ibrer 5tpei anberen SO9tern,
gtancD unb 9aifD Setter, nit Der n2ucania"
naf europa ubgereit, S6r 8eiie3ieI 1T @dGs
cuttd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
11oh elm unterln9unesoeridt.

Ser 9rGIibent bat Elm ltnter1u3un95ges
ri6t e%rnarnt, lpel9es bic 8eI4uloigungen
betreffs bes Der ameritaniI9en Irfnee ipdb'
renb bes arie9es nit Spanien gelieferten
TGei19es unb anbere Nngelegenbeiten, ipel9e
bic BON @eneral Miles gegen bic 8erpdls
tuna Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erbobenen
acknowledgement 6etreffen, unterIu9en i'm.
9as @eri9t beitsbt aus folgenben Diff
aieren unb nirb 6eute, ben Is, 5ebruar, in
@di6ington 8uidmmentreten.
@eneralmaior Sames s. Mabe BON ben
8unbesfretpiqt9en.
8rigabegeneral George %. 9abis bon
ben 8unbesfretiptligen.
Sberf 8. 8. 9iQespie, SngenieutcDrps
Der 8unbesarmee.
O6er1flieutenant George 9. 9obis, 9ilfsz
observation-disclosures Der 8unbesdrmee, 5efretdr.
9as @eri9t 1T a~n9etpiefen porben,
aGe Mngaben bes bic Nrmee befebligen0sn
@eneralmaiors gu unteriu4en, in benen be-
6uuptet pirb, baB GENTLE BPM ProDiantbez
partement mdbrenb Der tiirali4en Sperutioz
men in @u6d unb porto &ieo an Die i'm 6elbe
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22

been watching st. Adams very closely
since the change in the railroad man.
agement; they have been waiting to
see how the old railroad city, would
weather the storm, whether she had
any ambition, hope, or resource, or
whether she would quickly lapse into
the lethargy of "Deserted Village. "
This furniture factory project offers
the first chance for the business men
of St. Adams to show what they are
made of, to show that they are indie
pendent of any one particular institu-
ton, and equal to them all. 1t is in
a great measure test of the DISPOSE
ton of this generation to work out
the future of the city. If neglected
it will, however, unjustly, be more
or less taken to signify that the back
bone of St. Adams was broken by the
railroad change and that she has no
business future.
Is that SO? Are you willing to have
people think so?-St. Adams MesSen-
ger.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22
A STAFFORD BOOM.

Barnard has been flooded with cop
les of the Bellows Falls Times, issue
of Dec. I, with the marked address of
w. p. Stafford, under the auspices of
the Young Mems club. In the cap
tion of the speech as written by the
Times, it says he upholds the. admin
istration, and in his peroration says
he is Republican, not because he
worships any party name or holds any
party infallible; not merely because of
it's great service to the nation and tC
the cause of human freedom in the
past, but because he deems the Re-
publican party far preferable to the
Democratic.
In an editorial, the Times says that
Mr.. Stafford is a pronounced candidate
for Congress to succeed General w. w.
circuit from the second Vermont dis
trict. 1t has been many times said
that when man denies a wrong be-
fore he is charged with it, the look is
suspicious. We have no doubt but
what if Mr.. Stafford is elected to Con-
gress he will act with the Republican
party. All accounts say he is quite a
smart man for his age and then he has
the experience of one session in the
Vermont House of Representatives.,
and probably the backing of one end
of Windham county.
There will be Others to enter this
race to compete for the prize, but we
believe when the convention opens
the contestants will be narrowed down
to two viz. Col. Haskins of Brattleboro
and Hon. Frank Plumley of North
field with the chances largely in favor
of the latter. Vermont will send to
Washington from this district true
blue, dyed-in-the-wool Republican and
it seems her choice opportunity to
name one of her ablest men and one
of large experience and wide reputation
to uphold the exalted position SO ably
earned by Gen. Grout.-Judge Dan
forth, Barnard correspondent of the
Randolph Herald.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at last one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that
is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being consitu-
tional disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in Its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi.
monials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Sold by Druggists 75c. Toledo, ..
Halls Family Pills are the best. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22

An idea of the enormous develop
ment of business can be gathered from
the fact that the New York Central
railroad is anticipating the immense
development in transportation bust
ness by the recent issue of S15, 900, 900
in new stock to be devoted to the pur-
chase of IS passenger coaches, 100
Rodgers ballast cars, two Rodgers dis
tributing cars, 10000 box cars, 500
flat cars, 5000 coal cars, 25O steel flat
cars, 90 mogul engines, % passenger
engines and q Smith engines. This
represents an extraordinary addition
to the rolling stock, something which
would appear to be far beyond any Or
binary need, and the suppositlon is
that the Central is preparing for the
handling of an enormous business
when the Vanderbilt transcontinental
lines deal shall have become an ac-
complished fact, and that it's manag-
ers have firm faith in the future of
the country.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22
THE BARRE EVENING TELEGRAM
BARRE, W., DECEMBER, %, 1899.

A subscriber takes the Woodstock
Standard to task because it does not
happen to agree with said subscriber
in regard to candidates for certain
offices. The editor well says in reply
as to it's future course, sit will de-
pend upon the possible choice of can
didates, and the Standard estimate
of their comparative abilities, ripeness
and political experience. In any event
the Standard will be found following
its convictions and ready at all times
to answer as to the basis of it's posi-
tion." That has the right ring to it.
Some editors are afraid to express
their honest opinions and simply echo
the opinions of some influential local
politician. The Standard does not
belong to that class. 1t is a news
paper that is not afraid to print the
news, and that has opinions of it's
own.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
The Drift Of Politics as Reflected by
the Newspapers of the State.

Because he lisa postmaster, the state
is to lose the very valuable services OF
L. d. HaZen on the board of STATE
prison directors. He has made study
OF penal and reformatory institutions
and has devoted much time to his
work as a member of the board and,
as a member of the board says, his
resignation is>a great loss to the state.
1t is understood that he was practi-
cally the author of the bill creating
the board of prison commissioners and
the system Of maximum and minimum
sentences which is working SO we'll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22
Farm and Grange Notes.

The following officers were elected
by Marshfield grange on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 20: Master, S. G. Pike;
Overseer, Brooks Hudson; lecturer,
Mrs. Mary Tebbetts; steward, p. j.
Bemis; assistant steward, Brooks BuX-
ton; lady assistant steward; Mrs.
Mary Lamberton; secretary, Mrs. Mira
Wood; treasurer, Walter Martin;
Pomona. Mrs. Carrie Packer; Flora,
Mrs. Mary Spencer; Ceres, Mrs. S. G..
Pike; chaplain, Mrs. Nellie Mears. A
few applications for membership were
presented.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22

(Rrave American Sailor Boy Who Saved
159 Lives)
and the steamer Vasco were in immi-
nent peril. They were dragging their
anchors and all on board seemed
doomed to destruction.
Ensign Gherardi and J. ]. Jiminez,
a civil engineer, ran along the beach
until they were nearly opposite the
two vessels. "Gherardi at once
plunged into the water with all his
clothes on" says the report, land be-
gan dragging the unfortunate ones
from the waves and bringing them to
shore. He ordered those OH board to
throw lifeline to the shore so as to
make fast, but they were so terrorized
that they were unable to do anything
but jump into the water, where they
were picked up by Gherardi and Jim
inez. The steamer Vasco was few
hundred yards off. Gherardi called
for a lifeline and formed q party of
rescuers. Joining hands, extending
out into the water, himself at the
head, he soon had hold of the line,
and, bringing it to shore, fastened the
end securely to neighboring tree.
The crew climbed down and along the
line and were safely landed"
Gherardi's first experience in saving
lives was in February, 1897, when he
was attached to the Maine. Tie bat
tleship was in a gale outside of Cape
Hatteras. A gang was ordered for
ward to make the lashings of the
big guns secure. Six were washed
overheard. Life buoys were cut loose
and a boat was lowered under COM
mand of Gherardi. Three of the
drowning men were saved. Six months
later two men were thrown overheard
from the Texas, in Brooklyn, by the
sudden fall of boat. Gherardi
plunged overheard and saved one of
the men. In July, 1898, Gherardi had
command of boat from the Marble
head that removed the mines from
Guantanamo bay.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22

An exceptionally profitable Manufacturing
Industry, selling its entire product direct to
the consumer through its own retail stores.
that this company will acquire, all of which
have been established for years, providing a
constantly increasing, strictly cash business,
steadily profitable
This investment is particularly adapted to
people who desire to place their surplus
money in an established business enterprise,
the operation of which can be seen every day
in the year and where higher rate of inter-
est can be realized than is ordinarily, obtain
able.
Money invested in this company's stock is
money invested in "A most valuable and profit
able industry, assuring not only satisfactory
rate of interest, but a large increase in the
value of the principal.
For the present the company will utilize its
entire capital in purchasing and operating sew
eral of the largest and unquestonably the most
valuable and established confectionery prop
critics in Boston.
Stock will be full paid, worcestershire, fully
participating and without personal liability to
the holder. No preferred stock will be issued.
All stockholders will have an eq al standing
and proportionate share of all profits and
earnings.
"The ability to recognize an opportunity,
and the necessity of taking advantage of it,
are both Indispensable to success"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22
ONLY TWO LEFT.

1t is now well understood that Hon.
Charles p. Smith will not be candi-
date for lieutenant governor. This
brings the contest down to Hon.
Elihu B. Taft and Hon. Robert Rob-
erts, mayor of the Queen city.-EsseS
Junction Record.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22

The promoters of the furniture fac.
tory enterprise must realize that to
abandon the project when but few
hundred dollars worth of stock are
unsubscribed for will have the effect
OF giving the business reputation of
st. Adams black eye. The other
cities and towns of Vermont have
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22

e. Benjamin Andrews of Chicago
one of Americas most brilliant men,
Notwithstanding his well known stub
bornness, makes the following state
ment: " If Great Britain is ultimate
ly successful in South Africa the pow
ers of the world will unite to resist
successfully her advance. A coalition
will be formed against British domin-
alton, and when this war of the ma
tionS comes, which side will the
United States take? We must take
one side or the other. That will be a
sad day for our nation. Yet say we
never have got into scrape yet that
we did not get out of, and as a proph-
etc American, tell you we never
SHALL" Can it be possible that the
future predominance of the Anglo
Saxon tongue throughout the human
race depends upon that little struggle
going on in the far away land of the
Transvaal? Will the present genera
ton live to see the Stars and Stripes
waving from the same staff with the
Union Jack above, an army of red
and blue fighting for a common cause?
Time alone will answer these ques-
tions, but the next few years Of the
chronology of the human race may be
be exciting ones.