davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

nieber. Ser S6r1ter erfannte in benz er19oiz
1enen Wilobteb ben peit %betannten unb gez
a9teten 9 e5iBer b. 9one aus 8roB@
8reefe. Der @orfaG bef9dftiet bereits bas
@eri9t.
= Seine Sropfen. @ie Dodge
i4dbt unO bo6be3u6lt no3 INNER bic
&%beingauer Weine finb, betpiss tpieber Die
biesmaGige @einOerftei9erung bes @rGfGi9
gIbIden &entamtes gu @ItpiGe. SIS Dur
ben unter anberem fir ie elm 6aIbitiid
600 2iter) rGItpiner 2~angenitiid" 701O
Murt, r&auentbaler 8aiten" $3.50 Mdrt,
r@GtbiQer 9onnenberg" $3.50 Murt,
rMiin9banu9" 10000 Mart unb .GlImbz
1en" Iogar $4,000 Marf be5abIt.
Gin b09f mertDiir0igs-
IGorfa1G trug fi9 gu &altba4 i'm
Canton @6pp3 gu. Ser 9Ots Der llrz
f9peis beri9tet bariiber: @ar oas elm
Stanbal, als zines f90nen 46eno5 ale
&dlIier bon Rieb, 9ag9en, @n9ibera, gueg,
Saltba9 unb Seepen BON Den Sud- t.
+ Gu STERN Dffi5ieG a6geIudt purben,
nm ben burGgebrannten Jrduenmprber
NtGAIer ein5ufangen. @egen s l6r IbenbS
RIFF 2anbjdger Gei4lin: u@aes uid, Der
MtQaler i19t furt!" Die SniaIen BEG
3u5t6auIes, nit ober obne Getten. 8aben
!i4 Miibe, ben Golegen gu eatS't:n. Die
I6erraI9ten 8iirger 6alfen getreulih nit
uno berab18iebeten na4ber Die gstreiften
sSSoGen nit einem @lds6en. gegen Nforz
cen feblte nur elmer, Der Md4ler; aubsr
i'm paren ale betrunfen.
= 9o95eiten IN Der NGtmart.
Sn Der Nltmarf fiel in cine Der lebten Woz
6en Der Sag Der IdnbliGen 9DCb5eiten;
fait in ie0em Srte por cine !9O@5eitsfeier.
Cine iener groBen Seiern fanb in Gallebne
(8reis Sterburg) itatt, no Der @fermunn
Gobert @6ul3 Die Scooter @lma bes @derz
manns unb @aItpirt6s S4ul3 aus &erfau
beirat9ete. SIS paren oa3u an 400 Ginlaz
bungstarten ausgei9idt unb sur 8eber6er=
gung Der erparteten SetgGfte 3tpet &ielens
5elte aufgebuut. Den 8raut5ug am Dor
mittag begleiteten 80 buntgef6midte 8eiz
ter gu pferOe, tpdbren0 duf benz @ege CUR
Srauung "a prd9tig getleibete 8rautiung=
fern bor0nI 4ritten, etpa 600 perionen
foGgten oIs 6o93eitsqdfte benz 8rautpaare.
Sine Gteienmenge BON GpetIen unb Sc
trGnfen ge60rte natiirli6 CUR 8epirt6ung
10 bieler @G1te; es tparen 3 &inber, perS
f6iebens S9peine, 9Glber II. /. IN. gsz
I9labtet norben.
= 9eutf9e @9uGe in Soz
bana q. Set i6rcr @riinbung i'm 9e5emz
Der b. S. bat bic beutI6e 59ule 6obuna'g
1tb in iiberraf6enber @eife entnidelt. 3u
ben beiben beutf3en 2ebrern 1T nod Elm
beutider MuftprOfefur, IOmie is cine
beuti4e, en9lii6e unb fpanif6e 2ebrerin
g~etreten. Sn bier pouitdnhig BON chamber
unab6dn9igen GluRen per0en rs G9iiler
barunter 40 beut1de, unterri9tet, un6
na9oem bic 8arantie3ei9ner our 8ef9afz
flung Der bur6peg aus 9euti9funb be5oz
genen eritclafigen @inri4tung an 8Gnten
4 unb 2e6rmttteln ii6er 5000 Weart a fonb3
perbu aufgebra3t BADEN, 5e1en fAon felt
benz Monat MGra Die mondtliA sum 8ez
TRACE BON mebr uts 1900 M1rf ~einge9enben
S9ulgelber idmmtli9e Wu3gnben, eta@
19GieBlih Der etpa 5000 Mart betragenben
Miet9e fir baS neue f41ne @6ulbaus,
oOGitGnbig. @s ift beftimmt gu 6Offen, bcB
i'm 9er6it, inenn mad 8eenotgung oes err
item S4uliubres peitere 8inOer aufgenomz
men peroen, cine FINITE unb fe3ite glafie
einseri9tet nerben tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Sic tetegropDif6e @~rfinSmng non
9OQaf atnS giraa.

lte6er bic bereit8 bp1r9 bas &a6eG genet
oete g~rOBartige Grftnbung Der unguriI6en
@ntoefer, lpeI6e baS gan3e Selegrap6eniue=
fen auf ben &ppf fteGen piirbe, pir0 aus
@ten gemelOet; -.
3pei 11ngarii4e Sngenieure, Die 9erren
PDQaf rno 8irag, BADEN Npparate + funDen,
melhe cine bi86er fir unerreibbor 9e6u(tene
NusnuBung Der Observation-Disclosures err
m0gli4en. 0iefe Npparate, beren 8uten:e
@igent6um Der n8eretnigten Glettricitdtsz
&ctienz9 efeQi3aft" iinb, tpurben bor einiz
gen Sagen in 8uOapeIt BON Director Der
8efeli4aft, SOfef Binter, i'm 8eiiein pon
6erporragenDen 6a6mdnnern bes Snz unD
Quslanbes in 6unftion porgefi6rt unb FAM
Den tpegen i6rer Der6liffenOen @infa96ett
un0 i6rer poQitGnbigen 8erlGBli6feit bic
609fte Nnertennung. Die S9neQteleqraz
pbie finbet nit ben gebrGu9li9en 3ei6en
oes MorIe~Q(pparates tatt, Die aber pbotoz
9rap6if4 abgege6en iperoen, unb BON benen
5000, itatt ME ieBt 70, auf einem Meterz
i"treifen BlaB finben. Sic ben0t6igen nur
elm gdpier, BAG 65 Gentimeter lana unD
9 @entimeter brett 1T. 9as SDftem puroe
prattif9 auf elmer pom ungarii9en 6an=
Delsminiiterium CUR @crftgung geitelten
Qeitung bon $50 &ilpmeter 2Gnge ausproz
Dirt r1O erga6 elm liberal 9enbes &eIultat.
@s tpurben auf Oieier Qeitung Bel 20 8ptt
Spannung, fotpobt Bel f90nem @etter als
bel tr0men0em Gegen, 10000 @prte in Der
Stunbe abgegeben, BEL 25 @plt Spannurg
aber 100000 Wprte, un6 es 1T bamit bic
b0dhite 2eiitungsfd6igteit bes Npparates no9
ni4t erf90pft,
Die Nbienbung Der Se1egramme erfolgt
mittels perforirter Papieritreifen, Dieie per=
ben aber ni9t bonn Selegrapbiten brett
anf bic 2eitung nit Saftern abgeflopft, Ion>
bern porber nit einem Stan3enapparat, Der
na9 Dirt Der S6reibmaf9inen fonftrutrt 1T,
benz MoriezNlp6abet entfpre6enb bprbereiz
tet. Dies tann auf elmer bcliebigen Nn5nbl
BON Npparaten BON 10 bielen Seleqrap6iiten
5uglei9 Derri9tet tperben, nie CUR gerf;iz
gung fte6en. Die eigentlt9e N6Ienbunq Der
10 porberetteten Selegramme 1T bann feline
&opfz unb 6anbz, fpnoern nur M1uf9inenz
Qrbeit unb gei4iebt GnBerft raf4 10 oaB
Der Ora6t cine unge6eure Menge BON De-
pef9en btnteretnanber erlebtgen fam, bic fir
i'm bDrbereitet ipurben. Man mq1B ben 6oz
ben @ert6 biefes 5pitems fdon ba anerfenz
men, mo cine Menge 2eitungen CUR 8erfiiz
gung fteben, gang 11nf4dBbar tpirb er ober
in S6uen unb an Srten nit tpenigen 2etz
tun9en, mo ii9 unberfebens nit einem
94lage gu bef0rbernbe 9rabtmelOungen
9oufen, 10 auf &riegsi9QupGdBen uno in
entlegenen probin3en. 8tsber purben folde
2eitungen in Oerartigen 6dGen bonn 9tdate
fir ft4 nit 8ei9Iug belegt, unb ben Anfors
%oerungen Der 3eitungen uno bes pubGitums
tonnte nt4t @eniige g~eIeiitet perben.
Die @rfinoer muBten nun 6ebu6t fem,
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leiftungsfG6iq gu NJ
den, benin Bel ben gegentpdrtigen S1ftemen
mdre cine ber3ebnfo9te Qeituno, tpie ite bic
fertige @rfinoung bertungt, ~unbenf6ar. 6ier
gait es, grOBe S6%nierigteiten gu i6erpinz
ben, aber oteie iin0 gliidli9 b~eIeitigt. Ser
BET Der grfin0ung tpirtenbe GmpfGnger iii
Elm SeIep9Onapparot, peldsr iebr raI9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

- Gin 8rieffa It EN- ais enema
Ser 8rieftrGger George 8elltr
in SEEM Oort mar niGt tpenig erl3roden,
a1s er bieIer Sage etnen groBen 3eitungsz
faten Dffnete unO inn cine Maltsier>&aBe
unb Elm 3a%ttenfdnger entgegenIprangen nnb
fofort bas Weite iuhten. @s gelang, beg
Sunbes, Der am 9alIe berlebt mar, 6ab=
baft gu tperOen. Gtpa bic 6dlfte Der 8oifz
Iaben mar 70 nit 8lut befu0elt, boB Die
Qbre7en ni9t mebr gu leien paren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
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D au0eIsb d..

Oetreioeboris.
giebb9teh nisbrisIten NIB o1IuBpretfe tuareW:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Otebmdrft.

tuurOe III ben 9tOt.guros tuts fotst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
madrenmarft.

8utter- Bette Creamery 49,; l. Qualttdt. Is
-l6c; $40. 2, 13h-l4t; bette nabgema4te. I2-l3A;;
beIte9oirp 15-l6:; l. 0uoIltat. l2--l4e; z. AuaIttaL IL
-l2he.
sale = swius, sA-sAe; gOuus americas, So
SIC; Bird, neuer, 7h-84c; SllHbur9er, HeneE O.
74e; @hfueiaer, 12h-13c.
8pbneu-Selte $l.O5; bette HWebiums". $l.0o.
6efIHoef- Gurfeps. 10: oas BIO; Sa5H,r g.
9hc bas Biuub; @nten. $50 oas SInHoi SdHle'
&c baS BIuno.
eter 9anS frtibs. gerIufts ubgsrs9n.t l2c
has Subsnh.
9oGbfIet19 80 big rs 8fuub @etuibt SIC; 75bts
100 gfunb. $40; 100 bs ITO @tnnb, 9@e; se'pbbn'
Ii6e8 bis i6tperes. 7-8c.
Sri56e Slide 8lad Bag, 9roBe, oas RfIno'
l2-l2hc; 9tfe, 5-5HC; 9tdereL, s.:
@teueutp d. s-@elpDbnlt1es bis beites, 1896
per 8fuub
8 n a. 9uufler bis beaer. S-l3c per Rfuuh.
9eIeucpru &c per Yfunb.
8Dpcorn-8siteS, $1.00 per 100 Pfltno.
eu-3obme mo9ere BIS iette, 5Oc-sl.7 IS pDbb.
Mhprus 3uder-9tsu lot per BiuHo. aboru'
Snrup, 75c per SaIone.
Mepfel- 9ie befteu. So. $500 has sSas.
gttrp ne u-geeIliua, 81. $685. IS; California, $500
3. Is Die &iite.
Oronqen-Wseftme @,ueets. ss.25-s.75; Seedlings
s3.Oe-3.25.
gonoueu-gete, 7~5c-s2.OO bas 8hnSeL
mana $50. 75-3.25 per Crate.
Set Qen-Sepol1ene, IU-2e ooS pInno.
Grbbeereu-Saiuois. $l.00-l.l5; Wtidiean, 70t-
eOc; Snbiana, s1.15-1.3O fir 16 Auort=Rifte.
RartpffeIu-9teue. BeerIes, $200-2.60 per JGB;
rrumpbs 81 OO-2. Is per 5oB. Ntte, 35-40ep erguib.
cline &artotiet Illus SntHots. S250-265
bas SaB.
@paroeIu 40-60c per 9ubenb.
WetBfraut- ueles, aus Miiitiiippi So.
per @rate.
@urfeu-ausgeiuate, 81 Oas 9bb; gn 2o-25c.
Crime Orb eu-60-75c per 8ui9eL.
crime mtebeIn- bic Rifte.
SppfiaGot- 9ieiiger. 30c Die Siits.
Cd m 4 III me - 20-40c b. Hfo.
WetBrHbeu- nelle, soc per 8niheL.
Gotbe Riben- neue, 40c per 8u.
SeIbrlben - rteue SOC bos 9Bb.
8tptebeIn-alte. roth ODER gelb, 60-65c bas Bull.
8Ie8IaHt - lc bas Pfunh.
Sra BIZ s d en- 75c-$l.0 per 100 8iiubel.
S6uittbob II n-$2.50-3.oD per guibeL.
mo6sbobuen- 49, 90 per 8ulbeI.
Spmaten aus 6toriba, $l.50-2O0 per 6s6astet
SlIte.
8eterfiGie- Slsfi9e, 3O-4Oc per 9us. 8hnbeL.
&lfernaaren S9weine1cii9idfer 1915; Helm.
S6moIsfiften 99c.
S~ante-6rli9e, ~Qeial5en, ibtuer, SIC; friIde, Qe-
IaIae1, bei6dbigt, M; &1lb. 9to. ]. 1916; SEQ. 9, 92c.
-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

,,Grtra HaGe", ~satpator" tstto
..Satrtf6",
&ett1e Watsbtere, 9ebrattt nott Der
Gonr. Seipp Sretp9.GO- Sm SIaIGctt
atstS S6Herat at babem. SeIepDome:
80. $50. @ottIittG 9eptnt. so. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

-0oppeIter Sc # g. Mm Monz
tag feisrte 9err Gurt 9offmann, g6efz
Geoafteur Der Detroit N%bsnbpof", 1ein
25iG6riges 0ienit zSubildum unb 3u9lei9
feinen So. @eburtstag. Dem SubiGar nurz
Den cine gan5e Geibe @brungen aut6eil un0
BON nab un6 fern liefen @liidninI@e Elm.
Curt 9offmann tpur6e aGs So6n bes 2anoz
rat6s 6offmann auf Dem bdterli6en 9ute
99lanib, BEL Sppeln, geboren uno t6dt
in Der beutI9en Mortne 9tenit. DIS linz
terleutnant mar er pd6renb beS fron3r1tz
I6en 6elb5uges auf Der 8prbette r@ttIaz
betb", Die buma1s in Der NuBen@So6be
8orpoitenoient that. Na9 Dem &riege fam
er na9 G6icago. Ser grOBe 8ranb raubte
aud i6m NGes, mas er beIaB, uno ct
tpanbte fi6 na9 Detroit, 9ier fu9r er in
feinem aGten 8erufe 5tpet Sabre als
Steuermonn auf Se9eliGiffen fir bic Sc
ter &alpBi6e &bebersi, Damn frat er arl
20. Mat 1874 in Die Gebaftion Der vNbonbz
pot" elm. unb bort lit er Ieitbem geblie5sn.
Muder in Sera8. 59dmen
Toate fi4 bic Stubt Nuitin, Seras, Boo
aler @elt, baB fie ii9 BON elmer 9alvo=
boG Muder 10 tne6ten ldBt, unh Elm Rei~
Ienber ober elm 8efu6er nt9t eInmal Elm
@las fi6tenben S%obupaf1ers nDsr cine 81
garre taufen tunm. Nm b>rfGOHenen
@onntug traF bort cine @rcuriton auf Der
Qrtanfas guB iber @ibbinqs auf Der
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
JOHN R. YOUNG DEAD.
Bright's Disease and OverworK NIL
Librarian Of Congress-
HE HAD A NOTABLE CAREbk'
w...JournnIist, DipIomntist ana r""-
lie OmclaI-Ministcr to Ch'""
der President Arthur-
the World with Grant,

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL. - John Hussel,
Young, librarian OF the oons ,,ara
library. is dead at his residence
after an illness of several weeks.
Jvere with him at his death Mrs fouhs,
BERKELEY Young, his son; DR.. freel' NE
physician. and Ralph J. MeeKer' one -
10 old newspaper friends OF the IL
brarian. Ass;st-
soon after Mr.. Young's death ASSIST
ant Librarian T. C. Alvord appeareu'
followed shortly by the other assis'"n''
Hon. Ainsworth r. spofford'
DR.. Treer, the attending phys'cian'
made a brief written statement INC
1eath was due to "acute Bright us
,ase. with complications, overworK anu
too much brain work.
A Notable Career.
John Russell Young had notaple ca
reer as journalist, diplomatist. puphc
official and the intimate associate Vi
distinguished public men. He was porn
In Downingtown. Chester county ra''
Nov. 20. 1871. The family moved TO
PHILADELPHIA, and he was educated II"
the public schools of that city. Later
ne went to New Orleans, where an un-
c,e lived. Returning to Phlladelpnla'
he secured a place on the Phlladelplia
Press in 1857 as copy boy, and from th's
dated his newspaper work.
When John w. Forney went TO WASH.
ineton in 1851 to become secretary OF
the senate, he took Young with MIN
While acting as Colonel Forneys prl-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
GILLETT COMING BACK.
The Kansas Cattle Plunger VIII Mees
His Creditors.

Kansas City, Jan. 1s.-Grant G. Gill
lett, the Kansas cattle plunger, VIII
return to the United States and face MS
creditors in Kansas City on or pe1ore
Feb. 1, according to statement MADE
by Charles +. Hunt, who came mere
from Chihuahua Mexico, several days
ago and who has had numerous confer
ences with Gilett's principal creditors.
Mr.. Hunt stated that he had arrived
at thorough understanding with Gill
let's creditors; that Mr. and Mrs. Gil
lett would come north at once, and that
there would be no prosecution on ac-
count of the alleged questionable mort
gage transactions. In fact, he declared
that Gillett had never had any fear OF
the outcome of the matter should he be
brought before the courts and that his
object in seeking refuge in Mexico was
to avoid the expense and annoyance
which he would have been subjected to
in the event of arrest
Mr.. Hunt stated also that Mr.. Gillett
had no large sum Of money, as had
been reported, and that he will make no
big payment to his creditors On the
contrary, according to Mr.. Hunt, Gillett
will be serviceable to his creditors prin-
cipally in assisting them to straighten
out his tangled affairs and to convert
into cash his cattle and other property
scattered over southern Kansas and the
territories. Gillett, he says, desires to
wind I'D the whole affair and begin life
anew
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
A WONDERFUL FAMILY.

DR.. 0. Preston Sweet, the noted specia
list who IN company with DR.. Frederick
IL. Latterner, will be at the City Hote
during the week beginning Monday Jan
10th belongs to family that has long
been noted for its skill in bone setting
and treatment of chronic disorders,
DIR. james Sweet came to this country
from Wales in 1886, landing at what is
now called Narragansett Pier. Dr.
Sweet persued the calling of healer
among the Narragansett Indians, win
ming great renoun by his wonderful
skill, and eventually wedding an Indian
Princess.
The Sweet homestead is in Kingston
county, Il. l.. and here DR.. Nathaniel
Sweet, grandfather of DR.. o. Preston
Sweet, was borne, lived and practced
the art of healing. becoming widely
celebrated for his successful treatment
of cancer. Whenever male member
Of the family is born, by the youngest
son, he is, according to the family Gus
tom, given special instruction in the art
of bone setting.
The family at present consists of
thirteen members IL, atcd in the states
OF New York, Cornecticut, Massachu-
sets and New Jersey, and all are bone
settlers. DR.. q. Preston Sweet is the
pos>essor OF all the valuable discover
les for the treatment of cancer and other
chronic diseases made by the noted DR..
Nathaniel Sweet, and the citizens of
Barre may congratulate themselves that
they are to have chance to prof,
by his unequalled experience and tkill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
ROMERO'S FUNERAL.


TnC1f Lute
City of Mexico, Jan. 1S.-Thousands
of people witnessed with respect1ui 81.
lence the arrival here of the IuheIa'
car bearing the remains OF Embassaooi
Matas Romero. President Diaz, EN-
bassador Clayton, the Mexican cap,-
net, congressman. officials ana 1rlei'us
crowded the Mexican Central depot as
the train entered, trailing the darKeheo
Pullman car containing the casket.
The remains were identified by Presi-
dent Diaz and his suit and trans1erreu
to a magnificent black hearse. Inc
casket was buried amid flowers, Wreatis
and tokens from Washington st. LOUIS
New Orleans and San Antonio and from
all the Mexican cities. Escorted ny
unmounted cavalry. it was borne TO tne
hall Of congress, followed by the presl-
dent and people.
It was = most touching and demo-
cratic demonstration. The hall was
decorated in black, yellow and silver.
The rear of the speakers platform was
set in sable hangings and nghteo ny
powerful electric lights. The cashe'
rested on the steps of the platform.
Senior Romero's body lay in state I'M
til the funeral ceremonies in the AFTER
noon, when an address was mace ny
Minister Mariscal. Then the body was
taken to Dolores cemetery and with the
honors to which Senior Romero Is en-
titled was placed at rest in temporary
vault, where the remains of Nine. Ro-
nero were placed last August.
The Romero vault Is now under con-
struction. A spotless monument OF
Italian marble will crown their maj
resting place.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
Saw COmmunc's Ka rrurs.

In 1870 he attempted the establish
ment of The Standard. Secretary Bout
we'll, who was at the head of the treas
ury department in President Grants
cabinet, induced Young to so abroad to
look into financial affairs. While on
this mission the awful days of the Paris
commune occurred. and Mr. Young's
account Of the rse and fall of the COM
mune is regarded as one of the best ex-
amples of English descriptive writing.
In 1872 he became European repre-
sentative Of the New York Herald and
spent two vars in London and Paris.
In 1877 General Grant started upon his
memorable trip around the world, and
on his invitation Mr.. Young Joined the
party This made him for two years al
most member of the family Of the gem
eral, and Il warm friendship sprang up
between them. After the return Mr..
Young wrote "Araund the World With
General Grant
During this trip Mr. Young was spe-
cially Interested in China, to which
country President Arthur sent him in
1882 as United States minister He re-
manned there until the opening Of the
first Cleveland admin stration. when he
returned and engaged in literary and
business pursuits. When the new IL
brary Of congress was completed Pres
ident Mckinley named Mr.. Young for IL
brarian July l. 1897
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18

Now then young men Of Barre you
have the greatest opportunity of your
life at the coming city election. 1t has
been one of the rules Of Vermont public
lifo and also of the city affairs of the
state that man must be at least forty
before he is capable of holding public
office. The time has gone by when
such old fogy ideas should be given any
thought. Barre needs bright, agrees
i've and capable young men in control
of her civic affairs. There are many
men in this city under thirty five years
of age who would bring lasting credit
to this city in any office where the
voters might see fit to place them. The
matter is in the hands of the voters. If
you wish to stop petty jealousies and
rag chewing" then elect some of these
men at the next March election.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18

London, Jan. 1S.-The French embas-
sador, M. Paul Cambon. replying to an
address of the International Arbitration
association at the embassy here, said
no feeling of hostility toward the Brit
isi existed in France. The press on
both sides, he added, had exaggerated
the little friction over the Fashoda in
cident, which was only temporary. He
assured the people of Great Britain that
neither the French nation nor the gov
eminent of France desired war. On the
contrary, there was an earnest wish for
peace, and France cordially supported
the cars aims, but the ambassador
feared that their practical realization
will be long time coming.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
STONE NAUGURATED.
lcnnsylyania's New Governor Enters
Upon His Duties.
HIS ADDRESS DELIVERED.
In 1t He Urges the Necessity For
Economy In the Making Of Appro-
printions and Gives Reasons
For Retrenchment.

Harrisburg, Jan. 1S.-Colonel William
A. Stone has been inaugurated gov
ernor of Pennsylvania. General j. r.
5. Goblin at the same time was indicted
into the office of lieutenant governor.
The inaugural procession was one or
the most imposing ever seen in Harris
burg. A feature of the parade was the
fine appearance and marching OF the
national guard organized last summer
to take the place Of the troops that
went into the volunteer service from
the guard for the war with Spain. All
the regiments of the guard were on
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18

Ell Paso. Tex, Jan. 1S.-Major Cen
eral shafter and staff, en- route to Cali
fornia. where the general will resume
the command which he held prior to
the breaking out of the war with Spain,
were met here by 1000 people and a
brass band. General Shafter was es-
corted to the city park, where he made
ten minute talk descriptive Of the
Santiago campaign and eulogistic of the
volunteers, of whom this locality sup
piled large number to the rough rid
ers. When the general had finished his
speech, a number of pretty girls insist
ed on taking snap shots at him with
camera, and greatly to his embarrass-
ment several of them then kissed him
in the presence of the audience.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18

parade under command of Major Gen
eral George X. Snowden of Philadel-
pha The Survivors association Of
the One Hundred and Eighty seventh
regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, in
which Governor Stone served during
the civil war, and numerous political
and civic clubs were also in the pro-
cesson. The Harrisburg fire depart
ment also turned out in honor of the
new governor.
The inaugural ceremonies took place
at noon on the west side of the capitol
in the presence of the members of the
general assembly, state officials and
numerous other spectators. Rev. DR..
George S. Chambers, pastor of the Pine
Street Presbyterian church, offered
prayer. The certificate of election Of
Colonel Stone was read by Chief Clerk
Miley of the senate after which the
oath of office was administered to the
governor by Justice Henry w. Williams
of the state supreme court. Colonel
Stone was greeted with long and con-
tinuous applause as he stepped to the
front of the platform to deliver the in
augural address.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
4 Scene In the Rcichsrnth.

Vienna, Jan. 1S.-The reichsrath has
reassembed. Herr Funke and his
friends made motion impeaching the
whole ministry on account of the ad.
ministrative DEGREES regarding the pro-
vislonal budget and the ausglech
When motion was made to pay trib.
ute of respect to Count John Won Falk.
enhayn, the former minister of agr-
culture. who died last week. the men,
bers of the German Peoples and Pro-
gressist parties left the house amid
highest cries of "Shame,"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
To Restrict Skyscrnners

Albany, Jan. 1S.-A bill is being pre-
pared for introduction in the legislature
limiting the height of buildings in New
York city. Last year Assemblym; n
Hustled of Westminster introduced one,
but 1T never passed, and the New York
board Of trade and transportation are
preparing a new one, which will proba-
bly, be introduced by Assemblyman Ap-
gar. 1t Will limit the height to about
200 feet in the widest streets.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
A Remarkable Cure.

Mr.. Alexander Moore, reliable bust
ness man, of 1880 S. 18th ST., Philadel.
phia, Pa, says: 81 contracted violent
cold which settled all over me. The
pain in my chest and side was excrucl-
atlng. The doctor gave ME medicine
md blistered my side, but l only grew
Forse.. Then you gave lie bottle of
brazilian Balm. had little or no faith
it, but decided to try it. l took 3 OF
good doses before bed time, and rubbed
t we'll over my Ilistered side. That
right l slept like "a top-iny first good
est for over wee i,-and awoke in the
morning cured. Afazilian Balm is sim
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-18
Lucky Ha id win VIII RebuilI.

San Francisco, Jan. 1S.-The Bullet,
says that Lucky Baldwin has decided t.
erect an eight story freproof bui,dine
on the property occupied by the ole
Baldwin hotel, which was burned sew
eral months ago. The building will cos
s3,OOO00Q, and the work of constructio,
VIII commence as soon as the ruins
the building can be cleared away.