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The Washington bee., 1899-04-29
Now Form of an Old Ou.stio,

$50 you wish to marry my daugh-
ter?'
''Yes, SIR
We'll, can you support her in tha-
condition of idleness to- which she ha.
always been accustomed?
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29

There is no reason that some
colored men cannot be appointed
under the District government.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29

The emancipation parade was a
failure There should be no more
parades.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29

Bishop Grant is very logical
reasOner.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29

BIOdal'S Cocoa Almond Cream III % 3
fcient application for CbErped Hands ~. nd
Lips, Sunburn or Tan. NVurishes, pui.la' Fin
brightens the complexion, rendering Inv ,,s.s.
ness. Gentlemen will be delighted EH1 H1.iiS...sd w.
feet after shaving; and ladies will oe ,s pVlr ,sslr
with it as valuable adjunct in sTTsnsstlns s,or6
toiles Sent by mail to any part OF 'D'
N receipt of 25c
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29

Anselne :sss :s;;: !; e; .s$i 90 Is: s s 5!: 3
orlstly and undesirable suits Of hair.
Angene y: =; $;:s; ;'S;a e. .'::: e: e.: e: CO; Co.
the market OF the world, as a perfectly
pure harmless discovery that will brus
JOY to any persons heart, in need Of h
IL you will but give it a trial.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
A FREQ TRANSLATION.

A certain family built seaside cot
tage and painted Sans Souci on the gate
Soon afterward tall, lank young fell
low stopped in passing and scrutinized
the name carefully.
The people In the house wondered
what could DO the trouble. but when he
repeated the examination the next day
and the next they wondered still more
Finally be went by when one OF the chill
dren was working in the garden.
"Hellol' said the youth.
"Hellol''
"Nice place you've got here"
eyes. we think 80.
"What do you call it,
"Sans Souci.
"Well. what does that meanF
ooh, without care.
"Well. said the youth after some
deliberation, "I'm blest if can see how
YOU make that ont I've studied French
some myself. with the grammar and the
dictionary. and can't translate it te
make any sense Now. there's sans
that's without: sou-that's part Of
a cent: ci-that means here.
"Oh, we'll. your translation isn't Sc
far off said the son OF the house
"Not a cent herel' kansas City Star
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
NEGRO MINERS SHOT.
imported Laborew Injured In an In
diana Town.
SHOT AT FROM AN AMBUSH
0"c'"is OF the U. NJ. w. A. DENY All
knowledge of the Shooting, ana
troops May he Demanded
From the Governor,

Evansville, Ind, June 22-rhe loco,
miners strike has assumed serious as
pect. Operators OF the Sunnyxidc mine
mad imported 30 negro miners from Ken-
t"cky and were delivering them Mt tho
mine when unknown parties, concealed in
pushes near the mines, opened fire on tho
NEGROES. 1t was very dark, and STAN
peue IolioWed. Some of the ponunion
men responded with revolvers, and MANY
SHOTS were fired. Six men were badly
wounded. james Moore, n stakeholder
IN the mine, was shot in the back and is
nkeiy to die. Henry SNith and John
Phillips. both colored. wlfe probably "a
tally wounded
Inc company's plant is located on the
northwestern edge of the city, about n
quarter OF mile from the salt wells, and
Is reached by rond branching from the
right Of West Maryland street.
While the vehicle with the negroes and
guards was passing Il vacant lot lust be.
fore making turn in the road to 10 to
the mines parties on both sides of the
road fired in the dark upon the men In
the wagonette. The driver, whipping up
his horses, hurried to the mine.
PRtrOImnn Shot At.
few minutes later Patrolman Rustor
reached the scene and was fired upon
from the bushes. The shot struck against
the back part of his helmet, and he was
not injured. Three other officers reached
the place soon afterward, but they wer,
not fired upon.
Physicians were summoned immediate
ly and the wounded men given attention
James Moore was taken to St. Mary
hospital, and physicians entertain som,
hopes for his recovery. Charles Smith
one of the wounded negroes, is consider
ed In critical condition. John Phillips
is better, with hopes for his recovery.
The Stnnysidc mine remained closed
and the imported men We're kept in hid
ing. The proprietors refuse to discuss
the affair at all and refuse to divulge an.
plans.
Fred Dilcher, the national committee
man Of the L. ". w. A.. and Secretar.
Kennedy deny all Knowledge of the shoot
ing. The authorities seriously conside
appealin. to Governor Mount for troops
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
THE WORLD OF THE HEART.


Such big big world with its moving Mel
Such big, bis world with its care and strite'
thousands passing us every day
To whom we never say aye or nay;
Heart throbs sounding almost IN our ears -,
Eyes raised to ours that are suhused Win
tears;
The flag of crime in the dark unfurled
In this big, big world.
such small small world of which we are
part:
Such small, small world, the world OF the
heartl
For after all has been done and said,
Pages written and sermons read,
The world resolves itself into this
A woma1's smile, lovers kiss.
And those two souls in true union wrought
Give to its bigness no passing thoughs.
Little they care for the surging throng'
Crowds never will in their world belong
They hear the sob and note the sigh
And crime and starvation alike decry.
Yet the tiniest planet in infinite space
Would to them be equally as great place.
Love, the magician, has changed 1t all,
And to them always the world seems small
| philadelphia Times
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
OOGHLAN TALKS AGAIN.
i"H"iTes In n Little Criticism of Hy.
pbenRtcd Americana

phehRtcd Americana
-, Chicago, June GA special to The
l'm's- Herald from Tcrrc ilnute. Ind.
Sn!h' captain Coghlan OF the Raleigh,
WI" stopped OH here on his way to Puget
SOUND to visit friends OF Mrs. Coshlan
ana hmseIf In the city where the then
young naval officer first mot his wife.
VINO was a Miss Babour 30 years ago,
talked Interestingly with these friends of
the occurrences which have brought him
INTO prominence, except as to the Union
League club speech.
That affair." he said, is closed Incl.
dent. He said, though, that OF n trunk fu]
y, !e''ers received from all parts of the
United States only 10 were in criticism
ana OF the 10, IA were written by very
ignorant persons. The captain did speak
with feeling against what he called "hy
phennted Americans" Said he:
'lf man is an American citizen, he IL
an American citizen, pure and simple.
nave no patience with this hyphonateC
citizenship. There is nothing that Eu
rope would rather see today than the ex
istence OF these fractional lines in our citi
zenship. II these foreign colonists get
foothold in the United States, our power
Will be on the wanc"
When asked what he thought Admira
Dewey's programme would be on his re
turn to this country, he replied: II be
lieve he will go at once to his home il
Vermont. He will not make any trip owe
the country in response to invitations t.
attend jubilee celebrations He does no
like that kind Of glory, nor do any of tn
army and navy officers, Admiral DeWe,
will probably attend the banquet to b.
given in his honor mt New York, as Gov
ernor Roosevelt, who is an intimate
friend, will attend. Besides this he vii
attend no other celebrations or dinners !"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
A nmpstend Decision

Washington, June 22.-Commissioner
Hermann of the general land ofhce, in Il
contest involving a homestead entry, mas
decided that an administrator of de-
ceased entrymnn is without authority I'M
der the homestead laws to rrlinquish the
entry of the decedent whether authorized
TO do so by the local courts or not. In
former years the practice has been to al
low an administrator to execute REIN
ouishment of a homestead where he act
ed under the direction Of probate court
having jurisdiction to direct him ana
where there was evidence that there was
no widow, devisee or heir capable OF sue
cecding to the entry.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
YALE's COMMENCEMENT.
Exercises VIII Begin Friday and
Continue Until Wednesday Next.


New Haven, June 22.-Nearly 700 Yale
diplomas will be awarded on Wednesday.
June rs, when the annual commencement
exercises of the university will take place.
The graduates will be divided about
as follows: Academic, $50; scientific,
25O; law, so; medical, 30; theological,
20. In the art and music departments
certificates are given al present, but no
diplomas awarded. Commencement week
at Yale will open on F'1ay. when the
Townsend prize orations will be delivered
In Battell chapel. AT that timGsTiX mem
bers Of the senior class of Tho 1,cademic
department will speak for the Townsend
prize medal.
Saturday will be devoted to the class
day exercises of the Sheffield Scientific
school, The class histories will be read
on the Sheffield lawn at 1870 o'clock,
and. the annual reception to the graduates
will be held in Winchester hall at 4
o'clock in the afternoon. President
Dwight will preach his farewell bacca
laureate sermon on Sunday in Battel
chapel The event will be virtually the
last official act of President Dwight.
The presentation exercises of the senior
class Of the academic department viii
take place on Monday morning. The
class orator will this year be Charles d
Graves Of Manchester, N. H., and the
class poet Howard G. Robbins of Green
field, Mass. The academic seniors will
hold their annual class day exercises ir
the afternoon in the amphitheater in the
rear Of the Old Brick row, the class his
tories being read and the ivy planted.
The anniversary exercises Of the law
school will take place at o'clock in Col
lege street hall, the annual address t.
the graduating class being delivered b!
the Hon. John w. Griggs, attorney gen
eral of the United States. The alumni
dinner Of the law school and the Town
send prize speaking Of that department
will accompany the anniversary exer
cises. Attorney General Griggs' subjec
will be, "The Advance of Jurisprudence
In the Nineteenth Century" The annua
senior promenade concert will take plac
on Monday evening in Alumni hail.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Will welcome Nebrnska's Troops.

Omaha. junr 222.-At meeting of ~
,enresentative citizens of Nebraska held
in Omaha il was decided to give the First
Nebraska volunteers a rousing reception
on their return from the lhllpplnes. Inc
regiment will be mustered out at san
Francisco and the state Will furnish
special train to bring the soldiers from
San Francisco to Omaha, where the re-
ception will take place. 1t was also de-
ciied to erect in the Omaha city nan a
memorial tablet to the soldiers who met
death in the Philippines.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
General Markets.

New York, June Fl.
r1,OIrR-State and western reflected the de-
1.-Two in wheat and ruled dull; winter patents
., nn, ~. winter straights, $3.55a3.'6; Mime
sota patents, s405a4.2o; winter extras SSo'"
$40. ....,,, all tho forenoon
Under bearish cables. big northwest receipts
and constant liquidation; July, elaol 1-loc.'
September, N1SaSl'4c. ~, ,,....uu
RYE Steady; state, 6lc.; NO. "estern'
&C., +. o. b., atoat. u.h. ~
CnRN-So. > quiet, but steady. on heht OIL
fer,nrs; July, 401Aa 10 3-l6c. o,-o,
oATS-Duil; track, white, state, o@ao'c''
,rock white, western, 32a37c. ,o
POl,K-Dull; mess, ss7'ho: family Sio'"
alO.75. s,oom sbss.
RliTrER Weak; state dairy ld'fal'c''
creamery, l5IanlS}tc.
CUEtSE- quiet; large, white' SAc; small
Enthusiastically state and Pennsylvania 10"
15l6c.: western, l4l1alhc.
SI1G AR-Iiaw quiet and steady; tair rem,
,,r A5c.: centrifugal. !h' test. 4"sc.; rei'hoo
STEADY: crushed, &C.; powdered. $40. ~,
pIcE- Firm; domestic, i$saIc.; JAPAN HHa
nbI4c. u1,.a.o country. Ak
ail9c. , so,1o7oc . aood &c
choicp elIliUC,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
CHICAGO MAY LACK MILK.
Dairy Farmers Object to Methods OF
Tubcrculosis Crusaders.

Chicago, June 22.-Men with dairy
farms in the vicinity of Chicago are be-
coming alarmed at what they term the
wholesale slaughter of cattle for the pur-
pose of making tests for tuberculosis. Di-
rectors of the Milk Shippers union at a
meeting in this city resolved to advise
farmers not to allow tests to be made in
their herds.
I'VE are not opposed to the strictest
tests" said President Holcomb of Syca-
more, but we object to tests being made
at the expense of the farmer. Let the
state or the city pay full value for all cat.
tie slaughtered. and they may kill all
they like of them"
1t Ia asserted that the farmers will keel
their milk and turn it into butter If CIV
cago attempts to regulate diaries without
providing recompense for the losses IN
aicted on owners of cows.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Anna Gould a Potter.

Paris, June 22.-The dinner given to
Paul Derouledc by the Count and Count
ess Castelane, formerly Miss Anna
Gould of New York. was really a gather
ing of the revolutionists. The Castellane
family are plotting for the restoration of
the monarchy and are using the Gould
money for their schemes, 1t is said. Bar
alter, Major Marchand's lieutenant, was
present at the dinner. The Castellanes
are trying 1t is said, to use him to influ-
ence the army against the republic at the
July military review The review may
be stopped this year by the government.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
A Entail Hotel Fire.

Oswego, n V, June 22.-The Eagle
hotel in this city has been destroyed by
fire. Mrs. Rachel King, an old lady,
whose home is in New Haven, this coun'
ty, lost her life by suffocntion, and eight
others were seriously injured james
McGrath, an employee, started fire In
the kitchen stove. using kerosene oil fol-
the purpose He then left the building tc
do chores and upon his return discovered
that the kindling around the stove had
ignited. The flames spread quickly, anc
the guests had many narrow escapes
Several. including the proprietor and bis
wife. jumped from the windows on the
second floor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Oxford Dtspenses Degrees.

Oxford, England, June 22.-The hon
orary degree OF doctor Of civil law was
conferred upon General Lord Kitchener
of Khartun,; Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, resident
director in South Africa 81 the British
Chartered South Africa company, and
the Earl OF Egin, the former viceroy of
India, and others. The greatest interest
was taken in the event, owing to the op-
position of a number of the dons to con-
ferring degree upon Mr. Rhodes on ac-
count of the prominent manner in which
his name was mentioned in connection
with the Jameson raid into the Trans
vaal. The opposition was generally re-
garded as partisan and as a political
movement.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Died Under Healer's Care.

Philadelphia. June 22.-The police Of
this city are investigating the death Of
Joseph Craig, aged 81 years, of Beverly,
w. Va, who died suddenly in boarding
house at 1920 Montgomery avenue after
being under the treatment Of w. +. Reyn-
olds, a Christian Scientist. Craig, who
was suffering with diabetes, came here a
month ago on the advice Of friend in
Washington to try the faith cure. Reyn-
olds says he did not prescribe any medi-
cine, the patient insisting on the usual
Christian Science method Of treating by
prayer Hc says also that he depended
on Craig's faith to bring about his recov-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
or To Survey BerinH Sea.

San Francisco, June 22.-The coast ana
,oodrtic survey steamer Patterson has
sailed for st. Michael's to make a survey
of that portion of Boring sea on the route
70 Alaskan goldhelds. A year ago ssys-
tom,tic work was begun in this region
This year the seward approaches or the
Yukon arc to be developed in connection
with parties in small boats, continuing , NJ;
the trackagc of the Deata channels ah'.
tbo;r devious ways through the srea'
hank 70 the deep water Of the sea.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Grippc Cured.

"uast winter l had bad cold a.
severe cough. was la'nes in every ~.
and muscle. was sick ana leit
t tnn was coming down with tyr'''i'
[nvcr It was no doubt a bad case g
crime. Mr.. T.. i. Bulge gave me " ''o'
Itl c Of Brazilian Balm, sny'n'' nc W"
sure it would help me. me 'elll l';. w.
almost instantaneous ~ H",i;,.'%@
stopped my cough o@l 'o ".. tae % ..,1
w WI. 'sy '., e the tala!,ro -
- n>,rn. bottle to Mrs, Bis toi ,'Iey -
,,cr daughter. 1t proved SO beneficial
che SAWS She never intends to be wi NOV;
Il HwEdwin Fitz Jones, cincinnati' ONO
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22

Wallace, Ida. June 22.-'Iohn Cronan'
loo Eala, George Craddock. Alex Wllls'
Patrick A. Aduddell, Joseph IL. lrman'
James Vozzaglio and Paul Corcoran nave
hcen arraigncd on indictments charging
thom with the murder of James Cheyenne
md Joseph Schmidt, killed during the
riot April 20 at Wardner, with the nurh-
inv of the Bunker Hill boarding house
and with conspiracy to intimdate en-
ployees of the Bunker Hill M mnll. Inc
hearing was adjourned until Thursday
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
C,ssott Elected President.

Philadelphia. June 22.-The directors
of the Pennsylvania railroad have elected
A. J. Cassatt president of the Pennsyl
vania company, the corporation which
operates the lines west of Pittsburg. MIR
Cassntt succeeds the late Frank Thorn
son, and this action places him in contro
of the entire system. Mr. Cassatt was
also elected president of the Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis rail
way 1.-THE Panhandle route) to succeed
Mr. Thomson.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Ex-GenntOr German Ill.

Laurel, Md, June 22.-Ex-Senator Ar,
thur p. German is very sick man and
as soon as he can travel will 60 to some
northern summer resort. He will not re
turn to Maryland until the middle of o.
tober He is suffering with liver trouble.
The physicians who have been treallhe
him Mt his country home here have
strongly advised him to leave without de,
lay. Senator German has not been wen
since he went to New York several weeks
AGO to confer with the Tammany leaders
His friends declare he will keep in touch
with politics and manage the state cam
pa;gn. although at a distance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Nopv EII.s on Parade.

st. Louis. June %. - Eight thousand
members of the Benevolent ana protect
i've Order of Elks were i'll the city when
the annual parade took place. Starting
~ T,~nlrth street, the parade moved east
nm Washington avenue ana thehr'
.ho,.a,, tho busincss section of the city.
AI,nnet every building had been decorat
"a ;n tbeir honor. and at Olive and Sew
enth streets an elaborate arch spahncu
the roadway Th" line of march was
.rowdcd with thousands Of spectators.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
A Peerless Lininent.

AS pain destroyer and cure Tor
rhcymatism, Salvation Gil is tho pcIf
If oll linimcnts. Mr.. VIM. II. Brown
oroprietor of Striebingcr House, Clcv''
land O.. writes: II suffered iron'
rheumatism for twelve years and nv
last attack kept ne in bed, unable "
,1,, Inscd Salvation Oil and 500
was up and about. as a pal" '. :.
strover this linimcnt has no equal
Salvation Oil is sold everywhere ioi
s5 cents. Try it and DO convinced
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Had His Head sawed opr"'

Toronto. June %. - Samuel BAILEY; a
a,,,,,,n in Bnrchurd's sawmill, hn' ms
hcnd split open by circular saw: I've
n."' rn,lcr the table through which the
w.. ,yorkcd removing snwdust. when
81, s"" ,ot through, he raised his head in the
nv nct ~ getting ont and struck the rapidly
Nv. I,,,nr .aw II cut clean through nj,
stull md into his brain, ripping ms he"o
anon from ear to ear.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
Gift to "'Tod" Sloane.

London. June 22.-The executive COM
mittee of the Gatwick race course has
presented to Sam Loates and Tod
Sloane each a gold mounted whip of elab-
crate design, the handles bearing the
names of the jockeys and horses, and be-
ing plated with the colors Of the owners.
The gifts are intended rs mementoes OF
the match race between Mr.. 5. Ticker
ing's Rovanhelry and Mr. Charles
DIVERS Shepperton, which was run on
the Gatwick course on May IL. Inc
horses were ridden respectively by Loates
and Sloane, and the race was won pv
Tnafpc
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
rrxiD~ Tn End Car Strike.

Cleveland. June 22.-A determined ef-
fort is hciug made to settle the street
railway strike. Committees from both
s;des ,,ct with the committee of the city
council upnciatrd Tuesday to devise
means for bringing the alSpute TO an emu.
The meeting was secret. serious r'o'
on the south SIDE was the preiune 10
series of mnrr disturbances earned on
all through the Ei%Gt. In every part OF
the city switch.s were destroyed ana
rails torn up an,i the tracks piled h'gh
with Instructions.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
\ I<n,,:,.'i. .st> CuEc'

49,. alexander Moore, Il rel'aDle pusi-
,...,.,, Of I2}O $. 18th ST., Phlianei,
= ~ '''' says: II contracted v'o Lent
=, ,.r,, i, settled all over me. ~
w.. !, -, .,,,c..t and side was e%G 5!;.,.,
b." e . ,lo.tor gave ne medicine
:; ...,, yon rnvc ne a bottle OF
-: - .,.! littlc OF no fn'th
;,-,~., Irforv bed time, ard rubbed ID,
II p,y llis;cred side. I nnd
-, - a top my FIRST COCO
..r. v,,,,-ro ID awolie in the
.'.,.,,, ,,,aa.....,l Dalm is sim
Al, invaluable.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
uhn Smciters' Strike.

Denver. June 22-Presdent Nash OIL
N,a American Smelling and Refining com,
nn,y hns notified the local mnnaEers OIL
no r trust that he cannot come to Denver
NJ nroscnt and gave them full authority
tn command tho situation The announce
mont is made that the southern coal 'n'h'
cokc ovens, which were closed ON ac-
count Of the smcltcrs strike nave nceh
rcopcned. That is taken as an 'n'''a''" . IN
thot the smcltrrs expect to resume WORN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
MontpeIier & Wells River H. h
TIMETABLE.

TIMETABLE.
rorr.c,ed to Feb, 1899, trains leave Barre as io'
lows: Gong East, Sundays excepted
7.3O A. NJ.
conrec,s at Wells River with Accommodation
rroin north and with Mail train SCUM o hao co an
snmnsic Division, Boston NAN H. ~. 10 n''V VIII
meets with Accommoda nd with l' Mail Train south
au;nh has through Train Service from VEL" ELL.
liver to Boston, via. Plymouth Concor'' Mai
chester Nashua and LoWei''
1880 up. M.
coo,s Mt Wells River with Express ana MAJ =,
Tram north over Pussumpsc Dr ' 'i Nirncanor
II: soo Ex nress for Chicago and Night EXPIRES
for Pacific Coast Point. VIA q. r. ny Mnntrea,
Sleeping Cars, Wells RIVER ,. 10 d Montreal /,
pacific Coast and Tourist Cas- 10 rac cnss Tpai,'
Wednesdays. Also topnects %ili VIII I Ipn f,r ii,
for Boston via. Plymouth ana hS mn Lancaster an
froveton.
Connects at Wells ri rr win .r a, I"hnsbur,
,n,,,;c Divisjou B. Il X. X. toi ~, oun"rn", ,i
and Point+ North; with Wis an.o R,ver and WHIT,
I n,, an 1nnctiop. and with ACCOMMODATION i'G
n nsr' White Mountain Division, Is NJ. ~. H.
Lisbon, Littleton. Whiteheid ana l''''
Trains West
Leave, Wells River. s:l5. 9;5s a m; " '"o p "'
rive Barre 1905, II 40 a. 'n'94' p III
Su1,ru,RAN TRAIN SERVICE.
,o.uo ua,re73o. 1920 A. NJ, 1870. $780, 800
5.50P.M. "a ,oa5AN l2.i5, l.0j
''1' sa ave. Montpee-, $40, 9.l5, ll'So A. Nj '''
rive at Barre, $50, 1905, ll.4' A. NJ '''
5.45 Pm.
W. 4. S'rOWELL. 4enerai Manae" ,
! ". SrANYAN, Superih'ehoeu'
+. W MORSE, Genl P"-F'"R''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
,,or lie Bnrn Goes to Jail.

r,h;coeo June 22-Baron Edgar 40
D,", ,ocrutlv convicted of carrying on
s'','i,innt business through the United
states mails, has been taken 10 Ds', .1'a
70 serve term Of three yours va ~ ~
house of correction Inc hnrones' We
Raru has already been taken TO 'n ae
Wheaton Nlls.) Jail to serve hef 'efin -
one wear.