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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Sheriff White with U. S. prisou el ls for Tucson last ev hing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
BORN

TAhBEL,-In Tombstone April 2 te the wife of Ed Tsrbs!l . son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Sheriff White returned from Tue. son today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

A When you have . . sick horse you Hl do not hitch him SA up to a sulky and aN\ take him to the .\ race track for . M little healthSul
 spin. You doc tor him. You cannot work or recreate a man into good health any more than you can . horse. Bicycling will make healthy nen more healthy; 1t will make unhealthy nen more unhealthy. When . man has been wing in too big . hurry, vhen he has worked Iimself out. when he as got % that he does ot sleep or eat, or rest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
COPPER DEVELOPM ENT
Arizona an Inexhaustible Field
 for Profitable Mining.
COCHISE, BANNER COUNTY

With Copper and Proving Ono Of she Great sSurcss of Supply Or tho Red Motal for the Worlds N1arkSls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

and the whole world looks gloomy to him, it is time for him to take medicine. Then, when he is braced up . bit, it is time enough for him to take to the bicycle.
 When . mans nerves have an edge on them, @ that the least little disappoint- meut rasps on his temper like . file, when his stomach and liver and nerves are de- ranged, and he is continually gloomy and melancholy. he should take DT. Pieree,s Golden Medical Discovery. It makes .
 man as hungry e . fisherman and sees to it that all the vital clements of the food are absorbed into the blood. It braces up the liver and puts it to work in the night way. Ii drives all bilious impurities from the system. It fills flesh, nerves. braiu cells, sinews and bones with the life-giving ele- I1ents of rich, red, pure blood. It makes a man healthy and then . bicycle will make him strong. Medicine 6eaiefs cell it, and have nothing "juss e good"
 ThrougA your skilifui tressmens sn esee more well man" writss J. Y. Arnold, Esq. of Candy Logan Co, Neb. "I suffered for years with constipation and torpitity of the fves, irritatio1 of the pssstsse suA inAamnatiou o( the bladder. I took six bottIes of Golden Medicsi Discoveyy' aul pieasant reiiets' an1 sm permanently cured. Yos hsvs besu the 'ueaus of saving ny uts."
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

pany are fortunate in the possession of sush . property and the output their mines will bs felt when tho ' snsltsr is fred up and eontinusll ran. Further west is tho Grown group. Holmss group, Wilkes group Psrlsy group, Ill che encouraging prosprets for the work thus'sr done Tn" Mccormick group on the eItren. vet, now under bond. is p ewing is msrit by shipments of rich ore and the developments continue all that is dssired.
 With sueh evidence of the ineI- hsusnbie copper supply of Cochi.e county ranges, capital cannot longer silently ignore tho illuring rreposi- 'ions in naturss storshsuse and Cochise county offsrs like opportuni- ties to the mspic touch si capital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Mart Wsl-h lvit this morning iol bi.bss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

o~ A man oy woman who negieets EH constipAtion sufFers from slow 2l poisoning Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet. cure constipation. One
 little Pellet" is . gentle iaxa. tive, and two q mild catharsie. All medicine dealers sell then. D& No e.ass pills are just e 9eoA "
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Burt Alvvr ,. !. ir m Wilcox
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
Stop paa Sibeien.

On Ssntns for noole Mar fben
boIot en- %oloorli9 oe nnnbfulb grnbi.
font | Srlanb en- grRoiten ooer ben be.
ienote 9etft: rSsser / Striiterne".
3 2sbet at i'm Tale iagbe ban: Der
9ipes mansen 5amillebibef, Der er Iaa
itsoet, Of man ipoelio Ian itripe Droet
vforiobt" meb 6inseren paa Binoet.-@
On un9 Yiee. Der operpereoe CUBS.
tjeusiten. sif biem Os ~fortnlte fin gre.
Der bette. Oct 9ioroe Ell fi9r.t 3nbtrnf
pna bom. os ban bentehe ben lisoebe
Bibel frem, loeoe ben ioron iio % FAB
lGnse srunoenbe, meoens ban / Tanfer
ffrep Drbet vfortnbt" poa 8inoet.
pluoieli8 ft ban 0je pea, buoo ban
ielp bapbe ~ltreuet; ban fnIteoe Iio poa
ane. % MI III ban Qoabe til at oabne
III 9ierte for 6erren % beoe BAN ON
9ilsipelie os Kraft til ct npt qepnet.
Blbelen, iOm ban isr babbe Ioraatet.
bteu nu bans boSIi9e Sjalefgbe, % ban
blep fin 5relier tro til fin 7gb.
Derai Ter man. buab ct Sonb5eos.
orb Tan norette. Den tro oe pomnoe
arbeioer | 9errens 8inaanrb ioor
manite lille al pibe Der, bpab bans cub.
inbpiebe arbejoe uoretter; men ban fan
u0re forpisiet ON, at bpert Orb. Der
tales til Cubs 9Gre, life CT tolt for.
9eOes, men oil bare fin 5ruo. for bot
eui9e 2ib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
Staffels Sreoerif.
(Sluttet.)

Der git mango, mango Var, befe
fem os tpue War. 3 fit ppntelise. sle
CANT msblereoe Os mutt uoiipreoe Stu
oereuerelie iao ben un9e Brofesior.
9an par liDe fOmmen biem fra en- file
uofust / Gmssnen Of rniueriitetets.
itnoen 5eioelbers. 5an bopoe en- flor
BOG paa Sfsoet. 8 fin 6annb bolbt
ban en- Blomit. 9enne bapbe ban fun.
BET. Zen m5nitreoe o9 betrd9tebe ban
meo Ell iilirebs os uelIornsiet emil.
Zen un9e 4rofeaior. bet par insen an.
ben, in9en rinsere enb vitoffels 6rebes
rlf." For ben life Wimis Sfplo bnpoe
Or. Wteller taget Gren9en til fig, bapbe
giort en- brat Gnoe poa be bnarbe,
ublibe aanr. ban leuebe unber, o. ler'
get for btle hans ienere Gpora9elIe.
5reoerif bar itrabIom, fitii9 % uos
rnltet meo 9obe Joriionbsepner, bnns
a0rliebeo I'll Bigger uOfste fig itsrre Oo
itRrfere Var for aar. ia ban par
fommen Ina uiot, at ban Ifulbc fiubere,
osbe 5r. Msller. Smiolertib bnpbe
ban t%eitamenteret us tillfrepet 5reberii
iaa meset. OF ban O | Stnnb iii al
la1 inb poo ben Bel, ban bdpbe bes
itsmt fig for. 9an bbrteoe | Saroeles.
beb Standardization os bleu til fioIi
Prcfesior | 9eibelbers. VT ban ensaus
bapbe paret en- .~Ifaffels Jrsberif", BET
baube ban for lanse fiten CLIENT. pans
Barnbomsiio tpftes BAN at bore zen
Sasa BLOT. Wanet % messt baube
ban tabt Of Spne % slemt brat. 5an
par en- l9rb Manb, iaa lert CO bsjt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25

itnoetet at ban forfeneii baube holot OPP
meb At bebe. ot ban forlGu9it .bouoe
uraeet os fortaitet ben beliae SfriIt
iom en- 5omlins al lutter amneltle=
euenipr oe a%Grlinseinof % brhot ouer'
tu9rs meo Eroen paa Dor oerre.
groiesioreu logoe Coupe, 9lOmii o9
Bog til Sioe. o9 eit ben i'll i'm 9oa'
reOl. pan uiloe blade Ipielist / ct os
nnbet Itrrre Bert. 8n iaa Gan en- BOG,
iom tpftes BAN oloeles frenmeo oa abe'
fenot. pan tog ben / oaanoen, aabneoe
ben, % et iagte lloraob bgrtes. Oct
bar 10 bans gnmle 9ebitefnt' Bibel.
Melltm 9looene laa 9iasoft. bans
Mooers lille giaeoe. 9enneteeninaen.
NInoer opiriiteofs / 9roiesiorrns Si1l.
Minber ira bet fafiige gRrelie pna
apilten. Baa 3nberiioen Of On llnBet
oar Der ct Gags 8emme; el Stpfte
gnlnel 9opir titteoe iren. groiesioren
BAR npfisen % nps9erri9 moi I'll at me
oslieee BET nQrmere. pan to9 bet,
ban ioloebe bet no. Goa l0ite BON.
0aeb itore flooieoe gpeitnuer. gienipns
Zig ~ifrtuet meo bitrenoe o9 reitenoe
ponnb fob Der: gUlin life Jreoerit
Seq tror. min iieite Siuno nnrmer fig.
On bar 9raot. forbi Jolf faloe big
yitoffels 5reberif@. Sea bar iaet big
bet. 90 ie9 oil opte9ne bet for 5rem'
then: par man eno in9en, let ingen
pda 3o,oen al boloe fig tIt. leUer man
eno / ben opbeite Orb % 9Ienoi9bfo,
iom inntes ian, bate lnan bar Dor
perre % ienoer Dor oerre % eliter
Dor 6erre. iaa er man rig. Dten bar
ou enb moi iaa rig % moi iaa baoret %
aniet | Yerhen. % fonite nof Iaa Hog
os moi iaa fls9ti9 % not iao larb, /
5uIo ou baooe iorinbi % ior9lemt Dor
oerre og uenot ban RDg9en mes mo.
bent 0uerlG8 og meb oelberaao ou,
iaa pal leg. bin gammel 9eoiteiaoer,
jog par ben ipriie. iom oiloe lathe big
.itoitfls. ~iiaitels 5reoerii." Sna ens
Iteee ifg, at ale maaite pese itinsrc ao
big % fse: gStaifeIs 5reberif". Dob.
nat for bette Gin. min iDoe 1rengl"-
8roiesioren laiie og lrite. ban ltoo
OF. bon maalte fit Ynrelie neb beitioe,
burtige Striot. Oct bares BAN for.
iom tllrnabtes Der BAN ale 8e9ne ira.
y Siaiiels. itnffels 5reoerii!1
Der gil Tiger. o. Der 9it 0inaneoer.
Den 9omle, oeoe Beoiieinrs 9reu ubs
sueoe fin 9irinin9 o9 3nbfpoelie pna
Brofesioren, / boor ii9rtt ban Itrittebe
imob o9 lrpiieoe for. Otter lan9e
aompe. e'ter mango anf1gtelier %
mesen 9oiulrnaoigbeo, Omliber iauot
ben unee gioeuIinbsmano alter i'm
Cub. BAN. ban baube io9t fig lss ira,
os ina nnoiaa ban fig beaer life mere
ueo at oeo9ao, at ban pirteti9 baube
uaret en- aiiaitelss 5reberit / bette
Orbs lube, opbe CORTLAND. Tea lan9e
ban bar uoen DOR 0erre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25

6reit. tnr, .lneeploise. looe bet ga.
omtrent ION fan. npjes meb ni
opfsbe Barnet. lere BET At lrbeiee.
laoe ben oannenoe, uooiflenoe Opora.
oelie lisae.
uopbrdane 6or1lbre ere oerre Tom
uopora9ne 0enneifer pao ale andre
0mraaoer blepne or tiofis fer
oise meo fig ielu. ere lgbae orbi
iis ielo 5arten. Oct er bare
Barnet. Der ltal ppproges, % Der bnoe
De 10 3eorien, tet CT 10 life ida iunrt.
poloe Tale pm 9erueoporagelie er bel
Ter ilet life iuart for BEN. for be Deb
10 O9iaa. at be fleite andre ere bare
Sjuitere poo bet 0mroaoe.
0pbrnsne 5oralere. ener iaaonnnf,
iom saa oroentlie / Sfole her, be ere
ina lnn9lira farbise. at be ipnes. be
n9iten aibrie tunne iaa ri9ti9t
beennot. Dc ere life / iaa itor 5ort. of
be itule lsbe iorbi fig ielu. 0ei. BET
tniber netop meo al ia zig Ielo
meb. Bsrnene, meme be. itulbe moi
iomme. bare be ielu aif, oe 9if rietiei.
Ranr De Ifnlle boIoe Tale ON Bsrneop
brlgelie. ino pil ben nltib beapnbe %
enbe mso no3et. iom bette. ngi fnnnf
lite r9ffe lanoere, enb Ri ielu ere
TONNE; og lille lpfte bsiere, enb Ri ielu
ltan.4 Gaer bet oil 9aa pan benne
Tone, ION je9 bsrte en9an9:
.. lsDe6e ies. ioa leuebs alt
0mfrins mig. iaa uibs. iaa pibe;
:, leueos leg. bpab osrren bar taft,
elsp Ranrsne blibe. ia tlibe.
6or mia o9 Tor andre. leg uaubrebe mtb.
glep 2rtenms 5srbeb en- Filbe;
% 9fuosne D Ter iom paa anbet Steb
&c bleu oa iaa miIot, iaa miIoe."
Com iost. ben 6oraloreopbro9elie
ta9sr lib. Seq mener e%noo9ina Of
boue iet. al mar ggrnene baue opbra.
get pon Jor0lorene ina lan9e be fuune.
ina lager itunbom 9%grnebsrnene fat o9
osr 8eiten.
Men boorior I~irloer iee III bette Der ?
6or, f9re Sennp. at hirlpe big III at
~ioriiaa / huert 5nlb bette. al bine tare
6orRIere moaite ere mere / Sfole. unfer
itarfsre Gporaeslie. enb ieloe 5obn.
5or Of eu tie ital tro, of bet bele bare
aoor no oper oine 5oralore os big.
giei. bet sanr life no oper, men BET
aoar 0ennem, O9 ger I'm @srning pan
2Seien, og Der er moi, Der tr9nges at
9sres ole 9esne.
San par bet Sobn, Der oiloe iors
lopes, on itren ON. 9ei tror Ie9 life.
bu itol brpoe big meset ON tbi bets
Jon ban baube iost: Seq pit tore l
luittt gOsu buer Dag" eaer: Sea pil
baue mig IN Bonn" meb Soobel,
8ihiel. aiOepiif % spOrer". iou uiloe
bet baoe prret omtrent bet iamme. -
Dog CT Der eet. iom MAJ life ian bliue
fri Tor at itsnne. os Del er bette: 5obu
fsler. trObs alt, at ban er Inn iao
iimpel, ina rinse. Os uilbe beriOr serne
bGoe paa bet. Benne 8eOen bar bile
0erben troult meo, oa buer bsoer, ION
ban bar 5Orituuo ua oierte III. 5obn
ogian. 9uao Der tsOes meo, bar life
ioa tort at iise. bet Tan oere et /
Dag. ct anoet / Mcraeu. Men oft /
alt, ina er BET fun en- ny Gap paa ct
eammelt kl1eebon. Din
II.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
A CALICO TRUST.
English Manufacturers Effect Huge
Combine.

New York, Nov. 10.-The New
York Herald's London correspond
ent telegraphs: A huge corner has
been formed in calico. The reason of
it all is that the calico printers and
manufacturers have decided that,
under the existing arrangements, they
don't get enough from merchants and
shippers for their wares. Certain
firms are always cutting down prices
and lowering terms of discount, so
businesses representing more than
100000, 600 capital have combined to
make one huge concern, which will be
governed by a board of directors COM
posed of the heads of the original
firms. This new corner is to be regis
tered as company, with shares of the
nominal value of 81 each.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Anti-saloon League Figures in Ohio.

Columbus, Nov. l0.--The democrat
ic state committee claims that Pat
rick, democrat, had been elected for
lieut. governor over Caldwell, republi-
can. The returns showed that Cald-
well had been cut heavily as the re-
suit of the fight made against him by
the Anti-Saloon League, but the re-
publican committee had not given the
matter any serious consideration. Re
turns received. from 20 counties gave
Caldwell a plurality of S,27s. The
remaining Is counties gave Nash Il
plurality of II, l6G and as they are all
strongly republican Chairman Dick
claims the election of Caldwell with
the greatest confidence. 1t is claimed
Caldwell's plurality over Patrick will
not be less than 5000. Revised fig
ures on the head of the ticket show
that Nash's plurality is so, 512.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Shington.

| The ladies of the Aid society gave ;
baked bean supper at school house
hall Wednesday evening. A goot
ilumbcr were in attendance.
VIII Simpson was in Corinth Wednes
day on business.
G. A. Bohonan is in Waterbury fol
/ he winter, working in lumber camp
Charles Taplin has sold his place tc
Joseph Busette for $3.50. Mr.. Taplir
and family are to reside in Randolph.
Sylvester Bishop of Barnstead, Can
ada, a brother of Mrs. Richardson,
also Fred Bishop of the same town are
visiting at Aaron Richardson's. They
will 90 to Boston before returning to
their home.
John Bishop of Barnstead, brother
of George Bishop, has bought the
farm owned by Winslow Flint on the
East Orange road.
S. Theoren, who has been spending
few months in town, is somewhat
benefited in health and has returned
to his home in Lynn on account of
the illness of his father.
Miss IIittic Huntington is spending
a few days with friends in Barre.
The home department Sunday
school. Mrs. Julia Smith superintend-
ent, reports as follows for the third
quarter: Number of members, 25:
number reporting, Il; number of
studies, 221;amOunt of offering, $l.0l:
c. W. Huntington is making eXtcn-
sivc repairs on his mill dam.
C. II. and Everett Smith have been
building greenhouse for W. Norris
at Granitcville.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given by the village schools Thursday
evening. The teachers of the town
were Mrs. Dan Worthley, primary,
and Miss Taft, grammar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Parker are
occupying tenement at Abel
Smiths.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Vcrshire.

Prof. Taggart and Prof W. +. Corliss
singing class will give fine musical
entertainment at the school house
hall Monday evening, Nov. 13. Ad-
mission 15c, children 10c. This will
be one of the best entertainments OF
the season, and everyone should make
it point to go. The singing school
is held every Monday evening and is
doing much good.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Fi|ipinOs Hold Celebration in
Honor Of An!i-!MporiaIlst.
BRYAN and AGU|NALD0
Equal in Glory With DR.. Rezal
in Filipino History.

Manila, Nov. l0.-'The insurgents
held celebration at Tarlace, Oct. %,
in honor of the anti-impcrialists. The
demonstration included procession,
religious services, speeches by Agui-
naldO and othcr officials. The Indc-
pendcncc in an editorial culogiZing w.
j. Bryan, says: Bryan should be pic
tured in Filipino history as the equal
in glory with DR.. Real. Real, Bryan
AglIinaldo, are the glorious trinity in
our political redemption.
Gen, Otis and the Spanish and Brit
ish conSuls made arrangements with
the British cruiser Peacock to take
10000 ratons and a supply Of cloth
ing to the Spanish prisoners in Albay
and CamarcncS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
THE OLD MAIDS CONvENTlCN.
The Tenth Annual Entertain rr,oat
This Evening.

The members of the Young Ladies
Single Blessedness Society will hold
their 10th annual convention in the
opera house this evening, with the fol-
lowing characters:
Mrs e L Smith, Miss Nina Brown,
Miss Alice Smith, Mrs G NJ Welles,
Mrs C n Benedict, Mrs + Y Cutler,
Mrs G w Steele, Mrs w + Richard
son, Mrs G II Currier, Mrs Alex An
dcrson, Mrs w Jackson, Mrs Charles
Stone, Miss Ethel Croft, Miss Grace
Paige, Miss Rosamond Kelley, Miss
Lucy Wells.
Everyone should make a great ef-
fort to attend this evening and see
the Old Maids made over by Prof.
Makeover, (Ned Roberts) who will
make the Oldest and worst looking into
the most beautiful young lady, or the
blushing rose.
The first to enter the machine is
Rebccca Shaye, who is transformed
into brilliant pianist: Gertrude Do
little, a skirt dancer; Cleopatra Brown,
an elocutionist; Tina Short, three
graces; Miss Higgins, prince; Miss
Long, as twins; and several other
changes which all should come and
see.
Admission 25 cents; children Is
cents. Tickets on sale at the door
this evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
A RUM MURDER.
Plattsburgh Has Another Drunken
Row.

Plattsburgh, NY, Nov. 10.-Dur-
ing drunken row yesterday, Felix
Rooney was shot through the right
temple and fatally injured. The row
occurred in Rooney'sss saloon pear the
Plattsburgh Barracks, where Rooney
was found in an unconscious condition..
The soldiers had just been paid oiI
and number Of them were drinking
hard all night. William and Tim
O'Brien, both members of the 7th In
fantry and Timothy Lynch an eX-
member of the 2lst Infantry were in
Rooney's place at the time of the
shooting and one of them did the deed.
When Rooney rcgained consciousness
he accused Lynch of the shooting.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
At OLD N. U.
New Drill Hall to Be Duilt at
Once.

Northlield, Nov. 10.-Work was be-
gun yesterday building the new drill
hall and cage at the university. Tho
hall will be 4OXl0O With an earth floor.
1t will be used for certain military
drills during the winter an,i also rs q
cage for base ball and basket bah
practice. 1t is located on the north
side of the university buildings on the
road leading to the residence of Prof.
Shaw.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
WILL TRY AGAIN.
Upton Will Issue Another Challenge
for the Cup Immediately.

Southampton, Nov. l0.-Sir Thomas
Upton has arrived at Southampton.
He speaks most appreciatively of the
treatment he received at the hands of
the Americans. He admits the
superiority of the Columbia, hut says
the Shamrock was considerably handi-
capped by the illness of Mr.. Fife. Sir
Thomas reiterateS his determination
to try again, saying that he will issue
a challenge Immediately, and that,
unless there was some one else dcsir-
Gus of entering the lists, he would
build a boat for 1901.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10

London, Nov. 1O.-The war office
has received the following special de-
spatch from Gen. Butler:
Cape Town, Nov. 9.-IIave lust re-
ceived by pigeon post from Gen.
White the following: The bomhard-
ment at long range continues daily.
There are few casualties and no Sc
rous harm has been done. The E,oers
sent in today under ii flag of truce, a
number of refugees from the Trans
vaal.
A flag of truce from Ladyauith
went out to meet them and when cut
side the pickets the party becam
separated and the Beers fired on it
before it reached our pickets.
Major Gale of the ROYAL Engineers
was wounded today while sending IL
message.
The intrenchments are grow ing
stronger daily, and the supply of pro-
visions is ample.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
IRON PRODUCTION.
The Output is Now 50,597 Tons More
Than Year Ago.

New York, Nov. 10.-The Iron Age
publishes remarkable figures Of the
iron production in progress iu the
United States Nov /. The figures
show the number of furnaces in blast
at that date was % larger than Octo-
Der l; 81 larger than in November a
year ago, and 1O4 larger than in 1891.
The capacity of output per week is
1872 tons greater than in October and
SO, ,587 tons greater than in 1898.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10

Washington, Nov 10 Gen Otis
cables that Col Bell with five officers,
two privates, mounted, and eleven
men struck hundred insurgents in
the mountains west of Hahalacat and
charged, killing nineteen and captur-
ing six, with thirty Mansers
Gen Macarthur takes up the adj
vance to Tarlac tomorrow He has
40. 900 rations at the front The re.
port that Wheaton had landed is
erroneous
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
BIG FIRE AT WOBURN.
Large Leather Factory Totally De-
stroyed- Loss $4,000.

Woburn, Mass, Nov. 10.-A fire
was started in the leather factory of
Beggs Il Cobb this morning, caused
10y the ovcrturning of lamp on some
woodwork that was saturated with oil.
The entire plant was destroyed. The
loss is $4,000. Many hands are
thrown out of employment by the fire.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10

London, Nov. 1O.-With the arrival
at Cape Town of two British trans
ports, to be followed by the cuntinu-
Gus succession of troop laden sh ips the
real campaign in South Africa may be
said to have commenced.
The fact that Roslyn Castle has
been ordered to Durham indicates
either an entire change or at least a
modification of the plan of advance.
1t seems that Gen. Buller's first move
will be to free Gen. White instead Of
advancing through the level country
of the Orange Free State
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10

Imperialism' was the issuei in Ohio,
and the president handicapped by the
opposition to Hanna, by the bolt of
the friends of Gov. Bushnell and Boss
Kurtz, handicapped by the candidacy
of Mayor Jones, won by plurality
that is unprecedented. Ohio stood by
the flag and by the president. Spring
field Union.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Was Hanged Today.

Chitago, Nov. 10.-Albert August
Becker, the German butcher, who last
January murdered his wife Rachel,
chopped up and burned the remains in
the Kitchen stove SO that he might
marry Il younger woman, was hanged
at noon today. He protested his
innocence on the ScatlOld.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Montpelier.

A novel rat-trap has been discover
ed by city resident. 1t is not patent
ed and any one can use it. All that
is needed is to discover the rat hole
and place a sheet of sticky fly paper in
front. The rat comes out gets stuck,
and then he is ready to be killed,
The Vermont Mutual has settled
with Charles Recor paying him $500.
His loss is fully $500 more.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
"A Most Excellent Paper"

A well known Washington county
newspaper man writes the TELEGRAM
as follows:
"TELEGRAM received. You are
certainly putting out most excellent
paper and the large amount of local
matter you are printing shows that
somebody is doing some hustling. If
the people of Barre are not satisfied
with the TELEGRAM in it's present
form they must indeed be hard to
please"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
the GARLAND CAGE.
Sheriff Camp Eas a Hearing on the
Shooting at swanton.

Swanton. Nov. 10.--A hearing in
the case of Frank Garland, who was
Shot by Officer Camp some time ago,
was held all day yesterday and is 60
ing ontoday. The only man who staid
and saw the shooting, Mr.. Simpson,
testified that the men were some dis
tancc apart when the fatal shot was
fired. The other testimony was not
important.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
SHOT HIS Wife
In Full View of a Crowd Of 200 People
And No One Interferred.

Attention, Pa. Nov. 10--A sensation
al murder and suicide occurred this
morning. Geo. w. Kern the proprie-
tor Of the hotel, chased his wife with
a revolver in crowd of. 200 wire mill
employees on the street. lie caught
her and dragged her into the hotel
and then shot and killed her in full
view of the crowd. He then shot him
self. The couple had been living
3n1rt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Fire at White River Junction.

White River Junction, Nov. TO-
Had it not been for the village water
works the business section would have
been in ashes. A fire started Thursday
morning near a chimney in the juno
tion House but was quickly drowned
out.