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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
VN MAESTRO GESANTE


La NueUa Era trae un suelto insul-
SO, qneriendo demostrar que don Sergio
Bernier es un professor que ha cumplido
con su deber : que no debi6 quedar se-
sante, para ooncluir con la especie de
que LA DEMoCRAcIA lie ha lanzado chi
nitas porque es puro.
AL seilor Bernier le dejaron cesante,
colocando en- la escuels que desempefla-
ba, q don Raniro Colon, que es en- po-
Utica tan pu'o como Ell otro.
Luego, al aplaudir Ell nombramiento
de Colon, no hemos tenido en- cuenta Ia
polftica, porque Colon no perte1ece
nuestrs parroquia.
| La Nue0a Era hs hecho sencilla-
mente una plancha. Creemos que el
nombramiento de Colon esta muy bier
hecho, porque su tftuto de professor e'
Superior y Ell de Bernier es Elemental,
| y hay que suponer mayores conocimien
tos en- aqu6l que en- este.
Lamentamos ell itortat,eio de doI
Sergio, pero lie aconsejamob que no ira
te de presentarse como una Utctinad pO
Utica, porque ese recurso 10 ha desacre
ditado va bastante Ell professor Infant
Saavedra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25

Reunidos en- la noche del sabado, en-
la redaeci6n dc LA DEMooRAcIA, los Gle
mentos que componen Ell antique comitd
liberal de esta ciUdad, eIigieron, por
unanimidad, para que los represente en-
la reunion del partido que Sc celebrara
en- la capital ell 10 de Ootubre pr6ximo,
al prestigioso liberal y distingudo ami.
90 nuestro don Jose Sierra, que actual.
mente ocupa, con caracter INFERNO, la
Acadia de esta ciudad.
..Aplaudimos los liberales de Ponce
por la scertada election que han heoho,
pues esta ciudad, por la importancia de
los elementos liberales que abriga en-
su seno, estaba en- ell deber de enviar un
mandatario propio, y no delegar en- otro
extraiio un derecho que ejercita STEM
pre- con entusiasmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
EN- 10 CIERTO

En- nuestro apreciable eolega La Co.
presp0ndencia aparece una carta de Fa-
iardo que viene corroborar cuanto he.
mos dicho referente al professor Infante
Saavedra.
la indignation en- Fajardo es general,
como puede verse por la carta q que nos
referimos:
SFajardo, Setiembre 10 de 1899.
Sr. Director de La Correspondence de
Puerto Rico.
Es muy cierto cuanto dice LA DEMO :
CRAcIA sobre ell professor Infante Save
dra, y hay mas, aunque por decoro no
puede llevarse q la prensa. Este senior
debi6 ser separado del Magisterio para
siempre, por ell enorme escandalo que
do en- este pueblo, y solo las infuencias
politicas, que ha sabido buscar en- to :
dos los partidos cuando lie ha convent
do, le salvaron del castigo que merecfa.
Prueba de que Faiardo le conoee,
es la protesta unanime do todo el pue.
bio al saber su nombramiento de Macs
tro principal de la Capital de Puerto
Rico, protesta que sus compaiieros y
sus correligionarios de hoy hacen pd-
bliosmente, 10 cual, de paso, es bien
amarga Censura para ell partido republi-
cano que tai extreme Sc h9 deiado
arrastrar por una iutransigencia solo
vista en- Puerto-Rico entire los antiques
incondici0ndleS ,
Y tenfa que suCeder asi. LA deten8a
publiesda por Ell mismo Infante, no es
mas que un nuevo, reto lanzado a aque-
lila sociedad dignisima, que no puede
menos que recordar con indignation Ell
menosprecio que de ella quiso hacer
J ell professor Infante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
III CensO

~ Nueslf6s lecttres hsl an visto on Ia
edici6n Ultima de LA OEMoCRAClA los
nombramientos hechos por ell Jefe del
Departamento para Inspectores del Cen
SO en- las siete cabeoeras del Distrito, 8
sean San Juan, Arecibo, Aguadilla,
Mayagiiez, Ponce y Humscao.
Los referidos uombramientos ameri
tan per psrte del Gobernador de la isla,
@-l prop6sito resueto de penetrar de mo
do franco en- las decisiones del sufrs
gio.
Dispuesto el gobierno nacional q dar-
IL safacter civil q la administration en-
Puerto Rico, paso previo ha de ser ese
prop6sito, la formation del Censo, de
donde tiencn que srrancar las fuerzas
del sufragio.
Toca, pues, a las personss en- eondi-
clones de tener voto, hacer que Gus nom.
-bres aparezcan en- las listas que han de
formarse, a fin de que las fuerEas nu-
m6ricas resultan sjustadss q la verdad
de 10 que la ley prescriba para ell case.
Esperamos que nuestros amigos, pose
sisnados de la importante trascenden
tai medida, nombreu comsiones locales
que gestionen los intereses del partidc
en- la inscription en- ell censo.
la obrs es de suma importancia para
el porvenir, pues los partidos son mat
Q menOs prestigiosos segun Ia represen
taci6n que aleaneen en- los conceios d,
Ia administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
Don Francisco Para

Juno de los mas acreditados notarios
de la isla, y como uno de los mas
ricos propietarios de Ponce.
A su prestigio unia su iniciatlva
para todo.
Generoso y desprendido, era sos
ten de muchas familias que hoy
Illoran la ausencia de la mano carl
tativa que las ayudaba y atendia
en- la desgracia.
Puertorriqueno y patricia, su
puesto de honor estuvo slempre en-
las flas de los partidos que han
sostenido el criterio de la region
como principle de justicia y de
sderecho.
Por ESQ, al organizarse Ell partidc
liberal, figure en- sus flas como una
de sus fguras mas respetables.
Hoy nos arrebata la muerte to-
dos esos merecimientos y virtu les
y entra para don Francisco Parrc
ese periodic de la historic, que CO.
mienza ALI donde cierra la tumba
Ell dltimo pensamiento del cerebrC
y el dltimo Iatido del coraz6n.
Feliz el hombre que al cerrar Ii
etapa de la vida, empieza para &
Ell juicio de sus acciones entire La
alabauzas de la sociedad agradecida
En- eI numero de esos elegidoi
esta don Francisco Para.
Nosotros cumplimos un deber d,
consecuencia, de amistad, de respe-
to, al consagrar hoy sitio de homo
EN- las columnas de La D4MocRAcIh
4 la memoria del que fu6 siemprC
un ciudadane cumplido un patriot;
sdecidido.
Vayan estas lineas como home
naie del duelo que nos ahGo pQy ls
rnnerte del virtuoso compatriota, J
acepte su famiia nuestra mas SEN
stida condolencia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25

En- la manana de hoy ha rem
dido la jornada de la vida, nuestro|
respectable amigo don Francisco Pa
ira, una de las fguras mas honora-
bles de la sociedad ponceha. !
La noticia de su fallecimiento ha
despertado en- el coraz6n de todos
pena inmensa.
La muerte de don FranciscoPa-
ira, no es Ia resta de un ciudada-
no de mayor 8 menor valia.
Con Ia dcsaparici6n del senior Pa
ira pierde esta sociedad, uno de sus
benefactores mas decididos; el hogar
un sacerdote del deber; la amistad
uno de sus mas cumplidos servldo-
res; las classes necesitadas, un pro-
tector; Ell partido liberal, uno de sus
correligionarios mas prestigiosos.
Don Francisco Para yivira eter-
namente llgado a los recuerdos de
Ponce.
Su nombre fgura en- todos los he
chos que han dignifcado a esta So
ciedad poncena; y no hay I'm pro
greso elective de los que ha podidC
realizar Ponce, en- Ell que el senoI
PARA no tomase parte activa.
81 esta ciudad cuenta con III
teatro proPio de su cultura; 81 exis-
te un &Cr6dito y Ahorro Poncehoa
que figure con Prestigio en- Ia ban
ca del pals 81 Ell Asilo de Damas
recibe en- su ualbergue de carload a los
infelices que surren los embates dc
la suerte, es porque todas esas ms
tituciones presto don Francisco Pa
IRA el apoyo material y la autoridad
de su nombre.
Nunca neg6 su concurso a la
obra generosa del bien. Por csc
su muerte ha despcrtado un pro-
fundo dolor en- el scno de esta 50
ciedad.
Figure Ell ilustre hnado como
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
RI ''AGUILA BLANCA

Ell sabado dijimos que Ell Aguila
Blanca habfa pedido permiso la Corte
de Justicia para trasladarse la Capital,
a conferenct0r con Ell general Davis, Sc
gun decfa en- ell eserito.
Pues bien !; ell tai rersongje, una vez
obtenido ell permise, burl6se del Tribu-
nal, embarcando el mismo sabado, con
Ell supuesto nombre de Jose Daeao, 4
bordo del vapor Maria Herrera, con
direction la repdblica dominicana.
Sc nos dice que con Ell AguilG Blanca
embarcaron algunos individuos que for
man parte de su eStado mayor.
va saben, pues, los dominicanos, el
lQ8tre que les va en- ell Maria Herrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
Muaoz Rivera Capital

I'll pueblo de Yaueo, en- So inmensa
mayoria liberal, aplaude alborozado su
regreso y siente satisfaction intima por
tener en- la patria al defensor de nues-
tros derechos.
Sienten los adversarios muy lusta pc
sadumbre al mirsrle tan alto, perdonan
do los pequefios y llamsndo los pa
triotas formar en- la falanje de los que
conquistan la justicia sin ambicionea,
sin odios y sin personalismos.
El partido liberal tiene hoy mas que
aver asegurado su brillante triunfo.
Pelegrin Lopez Victoria, Luis Clan
chini, Manuel Serrano, Santiago Negro
nj Nigaglioni, Francisco Negroni Niga-
ghoui, Teodosio NigagIioni, I.oreto Ro.
ldriguez, Venancio Gutierrez, Manuel
IL. del Toro, Jose Perez, Julio Ariz-
mendi, Jose M. Cordero, Antonio j..
Sanchez, Tomas Rodriguez, Jose Ma
Gatell, Julio Audinot, Rafael Gatell,
Juan V. Lopez, Antonio Lebr6n, Ra-
mon Almod6var, Jose Betances, Jesus
Ortiz, Carlos Ma Fratioelli, Ramon q.
Martin, Ramon Dfaz Csrdenas, Luis
Negr6n, Abelardo Serrano, Gregg
rio Bermddez, Buenaventura Quihones,
Luis Quihones, Rafael Dlaz, LeonciC
Lluch, Daniel Camacho, Carmelo V6lez,
Iercilio Rodriguez, Fernando Medina,
Victor Berra, Jose Arroyo, Juan Ma
Lopez, Tomas O. Sanchez, Antonio "a
pata, Antonio Negr6n, Ramon Rivers
| Viera, Felipe Serrano Serrano, Ramon
Betances, Jose de ]. Lopez, Juan Cos
tas, Licenciado Manuel Soils, Jose Ro
driguez VaIdGs, Emilio Rodriguez,
Pastor Ruiz, Jose Ortiz, Manuel Mer-
cado, Anicacio Perez, Auiceto Albino,
Juan Nazario, Carlos Banftez 90, Jose
Melendez, Antonio Pacheco, Manue
Torres Morales, Narsiso Medina, Ma
nuel Camacho, Jose Espada Avila, Ju
lilo Garcia, Ramon Ortiz Veles, San
Itiago Dfaz, Mariana Gotay, Rufnt
Torres, Bruno Ramirez, Higinio Padr6
Bartolo Torres, Luis Torres, francisco
Torres, Leo A Ruiz, Isidro Rodriguez
Rafael Irizarri, Ramon de la Cruz San
tiago, Manuel Torres, Saturnino Ro
Idriguez, Ramon V6lez, Juan Ba Rodrf
guez, Juan Ba Lopez, Jose Arzola
Francisco Cede1o, Jose Ramon Marti
nez, Antonio Medina, Ramon Baez
Juan Braeero, Manuel Garcia, Ssnto
Collado, Pedro Amill, Monserrate Ber
mddez, Jose Anselmo Bajandas, Fuse
bio Santiago, Herm6genes Rivera, Vic
toriano Leon, Jose Ma Leon, Juan Cas-
Etro, Domingo Gonzalez, Domingo Gar
ola, Dolores Camacho, Basilio Cordero
, Ramon VGlez, Eduardo Rosado, Jual
Ramon Pagan, Pedro Pietri, Mateo Lo
renzi, Bartolo Ramirez, Antonio Naza
rio, Juan Ramirez, Genaro Ramirez
PoIicarpo del Toro, Jose Rosario, Ra
mon Torres, Martin Torres, Valentil
Medina, Eduardo Neipa, Juan Rosaly
Joaquin Maldonado, Genaro Camacho
Juan Feliu, Domingo Bonilla, Claude
Soto, Juan Ayala, Francisco Morales
serafn V6lez, Anicasio SalCedo, Jos
Salcedo, Jose Rodriguez, Alfonso Qui
flOnes, Jose Aguilera, BaudiIio Massa
net, Gumersindo Cruz, Felipe Nuncio
, Manuel Marcacci, Antonio Ramirez
Pedro Camaoho, Pedro Olivera, Pedr
Crespo, Juan Crespo, Ramon Zllazar
Epifanio Torres, DR.. Gaztambide.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
Septiembre 10 de 1899.
Naranjito, Septiembre II de 1899.
Sr. don Luis Muhoz Rivera,

Jete del partdo Liberal.
I'm grupo de entusiastas liberales
llega hasta usted y respetuosamente se
descubre para saludarle y al propio
tempo darle la mas cordial bienvenida
por su feliz arribo d estas playas, en-
donde todos les esperabamos con los
brazos abiertos.
Sus gestiones ante Ell Gobierno de la
Gran Repdblica, son de todos harto co.
nocidas, asf, pues, abrigamos la convio.
ci6n que ell pals entero sabra correspon-
der al compatriota ilustre cual debe hs-
cerlO.
Con la mayor consideration somos
sus atentos correligionarlos. Jose D.
Fuentes, Ernesto Dtaz, Domingo Rive
ra, Francisco Maldonado, Dolores Mo
rales, Juan Vega, Juan Martinez, Jesus
Osorio, Jose de Paz, Manuel V. Rivera,
Ramon Maldonado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
Ell PALS Y MUOOZ RIVERA
De Aibonito.
Sr. don Luis Muhoz Rivera.
San Juan p. II.

Mi respectable Jefe y amigo distingui-
disimo; En- mi nombre en- ell del Co.
mite que tengo ell honor de presidir, me
complazco en- enviarlo a la par que
nuestro saludo afectufsimo nuestra mas
cordial bienvenida; asegurandole que
hoy como aver, consequences con nues-
tros principles, lucharemos y trabsjare-
mos en- pro de Ia noble causa Que tan
galIardamente ha sabido ustsd siempre
defender.
Celebrando sea fructffero para ell pals
Y para la idea de So viaje efectuado q la
metr6poli, tengo ell gusto de presentarle
ell testimonio de mi adhesion y simps.
tfas.
S. s. y amigo observation-disclosures
Flores.
Snut;apohro 10 do 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-25
Yauco, Septiembre 81 de 1899.
Sr. Director de La DEMoCRtCIA.
Ponce.
Senior ::

Las manifestations dltimas del insig
ne puertorriqueho don Luis Munoz Ri
vera, han levantado tai eco en- mi cora
z6n, que, decididamente, desde hoy me
declare soldado de las tlas del gran
partido liberal.
Ell programa y proeedimentos de este
partido no pueden estar mas en- ammonia
con ell sentimiento de todo noble puer
torriquefo, y por tai conoepto puede
usted publican en- ell iustre diario de su
digua direction mi adhesion mss since.
ra como un respetuoso saludo de bien
venida al yaliente compatriota.
Muy atentamente, = Domingo Pietri
ROmGB.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
MILES TO BE OUsTED7
Rumor That Merritt Will SuCcseA
Him as Army's Head.

HUmOr Th0t Merr1tt Will SuCc00O
Him as Army's Head.
New York. May 5.-A dispatch to The
World from Washington says:
1t is freely reported here that Secreta-
ry Of War Alger has won his night
against General Miles and has succeed
ed in procuring the presidents consent
to placing General Wesley Merritt o.
the head Of the army. Army friends OF
General Miles say that this is the con-
clusion reached by them and the gensr-
al commanding the army.
Several Republican senators are u
Washington, and one Of them said
"rhe people of Baltimore have spo'
ken, and they have resented the in1us'
tice which has been done to Admira
Schley. That grave injustice has ap'
parently made the state of Maryland
Democratic again, and German 10 soeF
to be in the saddle again."
An army officer OF high rank said:
General Miles is now at the mercy
the president, and he realizes that fact
It is apprehended that the presidsn
will send for General Miles and suavelI
tell him he does not want to rsmov'
him from command and is anxious 4
extend clemency to him. When he doe
that, General Miles will tell him tina
he is not and will not be made an Cd
ject of clemency."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
White
Goods
Bargains
SPECIAL OFFER
FOR SATURDAY
MAY 6

600 yds. of satin stripe,
plated and checked organdies
beautiful material for white
dresses and shirt waists.
These goods bought by
us in a regular way the price
would be from 25c to SOC a yd
but coming to us as they do,
direct from the mill, being a
part of a large purchase made
by our syndicate buyers, en-
ables us to offer them at a
price that stamps this value as
the greatest white goods bar
gain ever offered in Barre.
Saturday Special price 9 1-2 c
See Goods in our display.
Window.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
BROOKFIELD.

DASoVAA AAADs
William Graves has improved tn,
looks of his buildings with II Goa, OF
paint. Mr.. S. Smith doing the work.
will tarlcy is at work for |. O.
Reyes.
Clarence McDermont has hir. d Il man
from Mortified to work on the farm.
e. G. Dana has been to work :cr w
4. Ford for few days.
|. %. Reyes has the lumber out to
build a barn this summer.
Walter Perkins has bought the work
horses Of Blodgstt Brothers.
There has been wild animal seen in
James McDermits pasture but not near
enough to tell what it is, but from a
distance looks like bear.
Mr.. Fordham and wife visited their
daughter Mrs. Fisher last Friday.
Henry Hyde sold ten yearlings and
one old COW for 1925. Henry is tne
man that knows how to do it.
Mrs. W. A, Ford has good s,ocky
tomato plants over two feet high, can
any one beat that.
OeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
SOUTH BARRE.

Mrs. Heman Maxtield is Oh the sick
list.
Mrs. Min Salter and Miss Martha Nor
rison were in Williamstown yesterday
Fred Martin has commenced to vacate
the tenement over the store he recently
sold to Ward & Lane.
w. H. and b. A. Eastman were ir
town yesterday looking over some real
estate here.
Tod Lane sent home from Dartmouth
yesterday large amount of trailing ar
butus.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Henry REPORTS All well.

Washington, May 5.-Acting secreta-
ry Meiklejohn has received the follow
ing from General Henry at San Juan de
Porto Rico: Reported conditions on 10
land of people starving exaggerated.
Over 500, 900 a month is spent. on roads;
over 1900 men employed; more money
is distributed direct to people now every
month than they have had for years.
Large number who cannot work are
fed, and no suffering; nature here 10 too
bountiful for that"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
MOST POPULAR LADY.
Sparks From Granite City.

The chair platforms at the new city
hall will be all in before night.
l.. Freeman Butterfly began work
yesterday in Sartelle's restaurant.
Mrs. M. S. Levin returned last night
from short visit in Burlington.
G. M. Hutton is moving today from
Maple Grove to W. W. Lapoint's house
on Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nye of Elm
street are the happy parents Of daugh-
ter born yesterday morning.
G. W. Selleck, Assistant General
Manager Of the American Express Co.,
called on the local office yesterday.
AS near as we can Judge now the
ceiling OF the new opera house will look
very well indeed when it is all tinted.
L. David Masse L. Son have sold their
barber shop hare to MIR. Ashley of
Montpelier who is now running the
shop,
The family of Edward German is to
move next week to their farm home in
Marlborough, N. H. Will and George
will remain here.
Arthur Vinlca, the electrician at the
new city hall, is summoned to White
River Junction today as witness in an
electrical case there.
The auction sale of real estate and
personal property of the late Clark
Perrin occurs tomorrow at O'Clock at
his late residence on West Hill.
The Presbyterian Sunday school chill
dren will meet Mrs. Norrie tomorrow
afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock to begin their
practice for "Children's Day" exercises
in June.
A large crowd was attracted last
night to Sartelle's restaurant in the
Morse block by the two street musicians
whom Mr.. Sarlclle secured to play for
about an hour.
The trouble with the electric lights at
the new city hall was caused by bare
wire coming in contact with the metal
lining, the result being that the whole
building was charged with electricity.
The first band concert of the season
was given last night by the Trans-Atlan
tic band from the band stand on City
Park. The concert was excellent anC
called forth an immense crowd. 1t i.
earnestly hoped that they will be contin
ued.
The Congregational choir have beer
working up new cantata for Tuesda.
evening, May 9th. 1t will be heard fo
the first time in Barre. 1t is yer,
bright composition and with the othel
numbers Oh the program will make nj
excellent concert. Admission 20 cents
TO all parts of the auditorium. 5
Yesterday noon as the south bound
train arrived at the station at Montpcl
Ter Junction, it was discovered that the
rubber hood on the end Of one of the
vestibule cars was in flames, it having
cought from cinder from the engine
The fire, however, was quickly extin'
guishcd with pail of water.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05

OeWitt'S Witch Hazel SaIve
Cures Piles. S;alds. Burns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
The Knights of Columbus meet this

Ano AuiSHto VI NoI"Ao"' AA'No' ''''
evening.
Seignor Rossi is confined to the house
with very sore knee.
o. M. Lawrence went to Burlington
today for short visit.
II. w. Scott is having his house on
Richardson street repaired.
DIR. F. M. Lynde and Nelson Ballard
took fishing trip yesterday.
Raymond Deimer finished cutting
wood for Mead & Duffy today.
John J. Smith of Marshteld was in
the city on legal business today.
Joseph Brentini, hotel keeper in
New York City, arrived here today for
a short visit.
Miss Grace Paige left this noon for a
short visit in White River junction and
Lebanon, N. Fl.
Mr.. Calvin G. Cook a wood worker
from Waterbury is visiting his niece
Miss Nora Eastman.
Jake Wells the famous pitcher for the
Barre team is now the star twirler of
the Tri-State League.
Mrs. H. w. Scott, who has been i'll
for long time, was able to be out for
the first time yesterday.
Duncan Stuart left this noon for his
home in Lenoxvitle, P. O., where he
will remain for few weeks.
Alex Stephens, of the firm of McMil-
Ian & Stephens, returned yesterday
from few days business trip south.
The Misses Maud and Minnie Dens.
moor left this noon for their home in
Mortified, where they are to remain.
A freight car on the Barre railroad
track ran off the siding near Littlejohn
& Mines shed and dumped load OF
granite.
james Sullivan was badly hurt yes
terday by having handcar, loaded with
iron ran over his foot crushing it Sc
verely He will be laid up for some
time.
Mrs. N. c. Stowe of Everett, Mass.
is expected this evening to spend a
week with her niece Mrs. Clyde Nc
Corkle of SO So. Main street and Other
relatives.
The many friends of Mrs. Sandy Cook
called upon her last night for most
enjoyable surprise party. The evening
was passed pleasantly and they presen.
ted her with an elegant gold watch as a
token of their esteem for her.
All those interested in football are
to meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
on Bolster trotting park for the purpose
of levelling off the grounds preparatory
to the opening of the season. Mr.. De.
laney gave his consent today for the
boys to level the grounds as necessary
At the busieess meeting of the c. E
society of the Congregational church
held last night the following officers
were elected for the next six months
president, Richard Veale vice presiden
Mary Bosworlh; corresponding secreta
~. Alice Pope; recording secretary
Frank Wallace.
Mr.. Fred Cross, the president of til,
famous gravel roofing company. has re
Gently received fine specimen of pump
kin from his farm in Vershire. 1t i,
something above the ordinary, and j.
the farmers in our city wish to secure
any seed they had better call on Mr.
Cross at once as the supply is limited
Mr.. Dornsife has commenced to rur
opposition to the truckmen since Mr.
Shannon went away. Last night he
had his whole gang of men out after
they finished work on the city hall, and
in just so minutes the engine house on
the park had been removed and the
engine placed by the Prospect stree,
side of the city clerks office. Probably
Jerry will ''tire up" and run the clerks
office by steam.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05

San Francisco, May 5.-A battery OK
sixteen IL inch rifed mortars ls peinS
put in place at Fort Point ana military
engineers say that when they are sN
the Golden Gate Will be impresnaols.
The mortars have an accurate range OF
Ave miles.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
KILLED In a Vendetta.

Knoxville May 5.-As result OF
feud. Arthur and r. Kittson were way
laid and killed from ambush by William
Osborne in Union county. Osborne fed
TO the mountains, but ofiloers are IN
pursuit
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
NOTICE

B. W. Hooker 4 Co. will sell at pu b.
lie auction in front of their store Satur-
day 0omorrow) afternoon: chamber
suits, chairs of all kinds, tables, etc.
These are repaired articles principal
ly the accumulation of years. Some are
taken from stock.
Be on hand for gsod trade.
II. A. Rugg, Auctioneer.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Market Report.

Received from f. A. Rogers & Co., Ames
Building, Boston, through their correspon-
dent, F. G. McAnally, Jackman Block.