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Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
iJorenins mob Iaring.

5 Sruntris Dor udrIig 10000
psriOnsr al Caring. oeraf ! paris
dlene 1900. Or. Qrmdingauo Ter
/ oisie Gage oannst en- SCREENING for
al bstj9mps Spgoommsn. ) ali, al
9oris's 8po.is ital en- Gage boloe
Ioreorag bper &pslo ON SRring.
Sioen ital jor,oragene trpttes iour
Smuubsger Og giOss Irit til ale. ion,
tommsr og bsrer pud. Jlsre al pa
ris's opgtigits 2ossr sr Wsolsmmsr
al 5orsningen. og man Oenter ia tore
Reiultatsr at osrs Qrbsios. 5rd uoz
lanost sr Der alereos tommst sore
ipsrisl til d. Qrmainaaub ON hans
Qrbeiospldn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
lnhtre Iorboln ! 2panirn.

Drcnning Gbriitiua CT fdIt be'icmt
paa at usolGggs acknowledgment.
gen for lin Ssn, pauitddr en- aorres
iporoent. iom tror at pioe gcitso,
artesminiiter Boldoiciu itul bdoe oC
bsoite lloiiQtcr til at blipc RigS'Or.
~'tanoer. 3ronningen % 8ei'tltqhe.
ben Itsttsr ham, Iorbi ban er en- 'dd
iprig aotbolit. prsmierminiitcr Gil
bella sr imob o,uns SilIielrinq. ol
aompsn melsm bam og ariosmiriitsa
rem fortlGttes. Gdrli'terne litter
rsrt 0dnp. De pentcr Ststte al Dc
biemUsnote Solodtsr, iom er Iddrc
m~tsfornsieoe mso ben bsitooenoe IRE.
giering. iorbi be lite bar facet i'm Gsn
% snten moo urbeioe e1er tiqae Tor al
tunne lsos. Grbeioc pil be life, on en-
6drIiitopitano sr Dem berior Oeltoms
men. ri Spdniens Yroptnier Tan
6drIiiterne fun qisre iitter Re9ninn
pod a%dtdlonisn; / be spriqs itoIer D,
pdu be m%isfornsisoe Solbater, ION
iinoes alsItsoS.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
In lGscuiomifabtlig G~rpeoitiou.


Den bsrsmts gdtteriolog, Broi.
Hobert aoh | Berlin oil | n9ite Wtdos
neo afgad til be tropiite Ggne for at
iortirtte line unoeris9elisr al Gprins
oelisn iii Wiulurin og Spgoommsus
Ndtur. Som bstjenbt, bar ban /
1893 / gGgpptsu og Snbien % opoa
gebs oo ben ~Iuatdlote aOmmdbdcile,
Der polber aol.ra. 5lers gibenitobs
m9nb par meo ham, % ban ltul ogs
idd MI babe ct b%etbosliat 5slgs. Den
tpite Higsbag bar bspilaet $4,000
Wdrt til geitrioslie al Grpeoitiousns
llogiftsr.
,Sijor bar Or. aoh / BET tpite III.
a~fritd. og ban tom pa iii ben Slut
ming AT 5lusr ioiaer ben famine Role
ION &oGgluien ! 3erus. GigeiOm
Guisn uobrsoer 3erasis6sr bldnot
apaget. uo6reosr Jlusr Walaridiebsr
blanot MsnnsItsns. 6ans Sdgttus
gel'er 9it uo poa. at Waldrid altio
Idnbtes Der. hoor Der bar 5lusr, men
at nan bar III for ben, boor Der in,
gen Jluer bar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Et ipaar tor auling.

Miiaer, 22oe DARTS. 5olt paa
oisIe aanter bill / @dar iua ino ct uul-
minoeligt tort 2unouredl meo 6peoe.
De tror nemliQ, al Der mau bli et riot
War til Somlneren.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Spic neistrr / Nunlf GOnntp.

Sra 5aultton meloes. at Der er lioi
al en- 9anbs "Sopm" Der / Gountpt..
0ette piier Jig iGrIig pso en- Sammsn,
ligning mslem De inobstalts Stutter /
Iar og / Sior. SnotiI ben lite Marts
/ Idr par Der inobetalt SAL SAC. is
eaer nGiten bet 9obbelte al bet, ION
bar inobetalt peo famine 9ato / 6jor.
6lere GmigruntpOgne sr ogiaa an
tcmmet, % BET forDentes, at mango
9unoreoe me Settlere pil ilud Iig reo
/ Suult Gountp / CONNER.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28

fdmmsi. Gngtlfmarotre biaiger. at
9rdomultt CT rtptt reo; men b. Times,
at ben osoes Ben tunoe fddt SOP til
at bpile I Srso.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Tra auith.

Oct me 9ooro bar iat Saloon 81
cenie ipr Muffin til $1,000, bpiltst ri.
msliopis pil reouccre SaIoonernes Nm
tal til bet babe. 5slgenoe llonGpnsIs
Ter Tor tummenoe 2(dr bar iunoet Steo:
y. N. 8ault. Yplitidsf; Sunes ,.
Smith, @uosinIpsttsr; Or. Solliitsr,
SunobcpstpmmisIGr; $. M. Sretns
man 9~pdopptat.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
&obe. u ~ t498.

Ming oa bapoe aubraqt Dem morn lor
Saro pOo BEN anoen Sioe al Gloen.
@dmle Gsn. Wiler. iom mart gdtt
uo al 1ieueiten. ou ban er "a Mar,
hdpoc Sommdnootn. 4merttdnerne
mootoqss mcb en- beitig Slo. Gouts
gisbl Ten 3piter) iuIot. % 10 lodres
oss. Rogle al Wanosne 1T Solitit,
@sn. Wiasr iror, al R,bttsrne baOoe
30 bebe % 100 iaQreoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Sruget Sl6stifabticrbolb.

Sra Blair, nogle fda Wil / 8eit for
Blad Riper Sails, melbsS ON ct inurs
riot 5ilirlc. al inopitlet Slagtitubss
forbolo. George Broom par Gnt:s
mano meo en- SIN % en- 9dtter, %
Wrs. Wbselsr par Gnte meo en- 0atter
% en- Ssn. 9rpnn ben RioIte giftsoe
ia msp Gntsns Odtter % itrar efter
aifteoe Sropn ben Dnare Jig meO felipe
Gntsn. og en- pattsr Dag fGnot ban
uo, at ban life dlsne par i'm 5arS
SpiasrTdr. men ban par oglau lin egelt
Sslters geoNsfar. Sumttoig fdnbt
9ropn ben GIor. Jig / tilIparenoe bros
get Sl9gtitubsforbplo til i'm Scn %
Spigerfar. 90 MI itrHper be begge,
aft be ortsr. at regne III, bpoo Slags
SlG0titabsforholo oerss gsrn itaar |
til %binauosn i~npbDross % til De surige
Weolemmer al be TO 6amilier.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Scthesoa 6uipitni erection.

Sra Grootfton itripes iii ps ben
22oe W}urts: Bethesda 6oipitul g9,
location bCIot / Goar lit IarsmpOs
Der. 6oipitalst bar pGret / Drift i 8
Wtdaneoer, "a ReiuItutet al bette ior
bolospis forte Irbeioc bar forbauiet
'elp De melt idnqoinIte. 100 Ydtienz
ter er blet bebanolet / otaie 9 Waanas
Der, % ttItroos for be tore llogiftsr /
6sritntnQen cr bper eneite Regnin9 be
tdlt % lite bet alene, men Der er snopg
Itot W}Dnt ~tilopsrs / ausieu. Sette
bupbe ing.n pentet. Wan bar ~inaleoes
IproeIss lpie lloiioter for 5remtioen.
Miiis Soiphinc Solita ool9tea til 6ors
itunoerite Tor tommenoe 2lar; YaitOr
=. q. Sb. Solem ira 6oliteao gisr
puIgtes til YrGiiosnt; Yditor 8ieore,
5ertile, @iteprriioent; Yditor Bur
ietb, GrootIton Setrstrr % Niel3
Wuus, NielspiQe, adsiersr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Ecbhrnnot Wpae.

Sobn $. Sobnions Wtslmslle / BEL.
platns neobrHnote ben 23oc Murts.
WtplIen bIeO iioite Sommer iitdnoIut
o9 %foripnet meo Maitineri. nit ott
tabt. IsiurantsIummen tienoes lite.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Ge ian rnnoa iaa lu9te arnot.

Sra Pierre meloss ben 22Oe Marts:
WtujOr Stepart % auptsin Sinoer al
bet gumle 3oie &uUdlsri Re0iment al
"RouQb &iosrs", er netop penot tilbo
oe ira Waibington, hportil be reiitt
for np9le 0age iiOen / 4~nIeoning Res
organization al Regimentet. Der 'tdl
bog o9re lioen Sauoipnli9bso for, al
Ilere 5ripiaige pil BIZ hpsrpet inosn ben
regulrre NGr cr rsorooniieret ! Ssrs
bplo iii Den me Spp, men bo er Del
lite umIliat, at Der after fan BIZ On.
IsoninQ fpr De 6ripiaige. % / iur
6alO pil Hesimentet after BIZ reorsunj.
iprrt
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
anslcmaneel.

fSorbenpGrenoc 8Ds Rctprocr u.
0urtner / 8rotspile er unoer IrreIt
pua g(ntlagc for llnOerIlGb al Spena
Miolcr. Der paoituaes, at opsr $1,000
mun0lepe i hans &osie iioIte Iar,
buoruf oog $500 er iitrct PED Bombs.
Wtr. 0artnsr er en- unQ Sd9Iorer, ION
Tom bib til gpcn ira WiscpnIin for i
Mar iipen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
pennies 1OOsaarise Tsoirlsoag.

Mrs. Sulia 0uplici i 6bippepd
1aas fsirso. ben 22oe STARTS lin 100
uurige Ssoielsoag omeipst al line 4
Ostre, 50 Ysrrsbsrn og 20 Borne
bsrns gsrn. De eneite manglenoe
Msolsmmer al ben tore 5amilis bar
bsnoes Wano, en- 0dtter % ct garue.
barns Barn. Wrs. 9uplici er isbt /
Ct. Rod t9t pso Wpntreal, Ganaoa,
ben 22oe Wurts 1893. Sun bar altio
pGret friIt % raft pg sr Iremoeles /
fulp bigger. !6un tar Jig bosr Dag en-
Iiosn Spapisrtur. Wteo bsnoss SIM
er bet BOG MI trait.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
arreiferst Tor ilubrrilrb.

Sra Tacoma, Wdibington, melosS
ben 22oe Darts. at SbertH Vogtlin
bupbe arrc'tsr.t forbenpGr.noe Gouns
tnfasIsrsr / Wdrdthn~ Gpuntp. Wis.,
Sobn Carlton Berg. 9a Berg lio'tls'
ben September blep beitplot for I'm
ps%rbalunte al $4,000, tilitoo ban
lin grsoe, men lopeos, at bpts ban Il.
noslc 9agss Grit, iuu piloe ban 9isre
alt gopt igicr. 9a hans tipligerc
Serb baphe p9ret uplettet, inopil9eoe
Boaro OF Superpiiprs beri. Wisn
iiteostfcr at ItuHs Penge tilpeie bsnDts
teos Berg osnne 5riit til at rsmme og
operlop line gonosm1no at greie gu
gen. Sort for np9le Soge iloen tom
man unoer 8eir meo, at ben rsmtc
Gountptdsisrsr arbeioebe ION Sra
itiniit / ct Saebrug / Matlod, Wuib.,
unoer Napn al Spbn Gurlien, pg bar
blep itrur urrsiteret. Soan Tiger, at ban
piQi9t pil penoc tilbuge iii Wisconiir
ou Ia, hoao ION fdloer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Srano / aihbu.

70 MISUNDERSTANDING / 4ibbn
neobrGnotc totolt Den 23oe Warte.
Den enc par optugst al ". q. Mo,z
cams Sutit % ben unosn q. .. Met.
bpes. De bar asiursret for Omtring
$4,000, meosns Sabet oreier fig OH
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
6iurnt Raal paa tire Siarur.

6srmon Ssih Tom forleoen ino til
pine Gitn meo ire forte gierne, Ell itor
ginnc meo TO lln9er, iom han bupoe
orGbt meO en- Er 8 Wiil i Roroeit ior
9Den. 6an git ijg Iigc pau Dem uce
/ tntte Stp9en. p9 Sinnsn par al Iligt
6smnt, at ban life babe noQct SdIg
men maUtte Naas. 90 bet Qiproe
ban Iua iorIporligt, at babe Sinten
% Lingerie blep li9genOc paa PIsttsn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Sparks From Grainte City

Bert Bishop finished work for the
Capitol Electric Co., Saturday.
The electric read management will
run three extra cars to Montpelier for
the accommodation of those going to see
"A Texas Steer"
B. W. Hooker is in Calais today where
he has charge of the funeral Of the late
daughter of Clarence Dwinell who was
drowned Saturday.
The funeral of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs William Mcdonald Of
Addison street took place Saturday
afternoon the Rev. L. NJ. Fuller oticiat-
ing.
W. II. Gladding has in his show win
dow one of the most beautiful Azalia
trees that we ever saw. 1t is in full
bloom and there must be over sixty
blossoms.
A. c. Averll who has been visiting
relatives in the city for a few days
returned this noon to his home in Brook
line, Mass. Mr.. Averill Is brother Of
Charles and Linley Averill Of this city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Death of A. N. Chamberlain.

News was received here Saturday by
his sister, Mrs. DR.. Camp, Of the death
of Arthur N. Chamberlain ut Atlanta
Ga. ON Saturday, April Is from lung
trouble, developing from an attack OF
the grip. Mr.. Chamberlain was the son
of the late a.. l.. Chamberlain Of Mid
dlesex and has many friends there, in
Burlington and in this city. He was
clerk Of Major Guy Howard and had
charge of the construction of Fort Ethan
Allen. Last September he went to At
lanta Ga. and was engaged in govern
ment work during the late war. He
has been connected with the govern
ment in this line for the past 26 years
and was acting construction quarter
master at Atlanta.
Mr.. Chamberlin has many friends and
acquaintance in the northern part of
this State who will tender their sympa-
thy to his family in the loss Of a husband
and father. He was an efficient and
capable gentleman and added to these
qualities thoroughly gentlemanly in
stincls. He leaves in addition to his
wife. four children. The family will
come north to live, either at Barre or
Burlington, as soon as the arrangements
can be completed,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Middlers Exhibition.

A large number of Il friends of the
students at the High chool gathered
Saturday evening in tt Audience hall
of the building to liste to the annual
exhibition of the .memrs of the Mid
die class.
The exercises we very instructive
and this kind of wk is of extreme
benefit to the stude. Each number
was well rendered al showed the re-
suit Of much study. rhe list of speak
ers and the musical lmbers is as fol-
lows:
Ethel Maud Keith,
The Emperor and1mpress OF China.
Annie Mae Marley, 9
Hunert, King of Italy.
II, Arthur Camp,
William IL, Eperor of Germany.
Lena Amelia Howes
Das, resident OF Mexico.
Music. VOCAL SOP, Miss CuMINGs.
Bessie Elvira Cave.
Wilhelnina.
Susan Ellsworth Cmings
Nicolas |, of Rssia.
Guy Arthur Batchelter,
ABDUL famid.
Music lUET.
Miss MARLEY anil Nix SMITH.
Minnie Blanche Riley
QuenVictoria.
Byron Wilkinson Smith,
Frnc' Joseph.
Meta Belle Cummings.
Willim>IcKinley,
Music CHORUS BY TIE CL,S AMERICA
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Casualties Re,Drted by Otis.

Washington, April 1.-THE war de-
partment has receIed the following
from General Otis Casualties not
heretofore reported Killed-April 13,
Third artillery, Company H. Sergeant
John T.. Lang: Company L, Private E.
s. Rofert. WoundGl-April 3. First
Washington. Company d, Corporal Cal
Welbone hip. slight; Menty-second in
fantry, Company X. 'rivate Robert H.
Haley, forearm Moderate; April IL.
Thirteenth Minnesota Company c, Pri-
vate Charles Still, klee, slight; Com
pany D, Charles Conle. clavicle, slight;
April -, Company ECorporal Robert
Kellcher, leg, severe April 13, First
Montana Company 4 Private Joseph
A. Wright, thigh, sevee; April 2, Third
artillery, Company K,Lieutenant Con-
rad II. LAMA, leg, mderate; Privates
Ralph Golden, cheek, evere; Company
L. Henry V. Tjarne, thigh, severe;
George c. Samples, chek, slight; Rob-
| ert Moes, hand, slight
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
SOUTH BARRE.

Will Ward was uling brick and
flour Friday from th:ily.
1t is expected thahe carpenters will
finish the outsideof MIR. Wards
house and it will beadv for the masons
by tonight.
A. W. Lane is diving plans for Il
new business block the city.
Ward g. Lane mcved half a car load
of flour Thursday.
W. a. Lane is ssto Ding at his fathers,
A. W. Lane, in thi' place during the
absence of his wi at her home in
Hardwick.
Clyde Frasier arr ed home last even
ing from his visit il East Cabot. He
bas been stopping ilh his aunt, Mrs
E. II. CLARK.
/ Look in the TELEGAM for the new
advertisement of W;d " Lane, South
Barre.
Ed Ward has got ,is full blooded
English bull dog "Buer." down from
the farm to sleep in tn store nights.
Our school begins tday.
w. A. Martin of Motpeier wasN ir
town Saturday on businss. A.,
Carl Huse, who for tn past two years
has worked in the grocel store of FREQ
Martin, and the last twoweeks for thu
new firm, has left their employ, caused
by the extra force in the cange of firm
1t has been reported tina A. ". Lan'
has been employed by parties il Mont
pelier, whose name is not yet mention
ed, to draw plans for a large nov hote
in that place to be built this sumner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
THE PEACE CONGRESS-.
Results Expected From the Confer
ence at The Hague.
SUBJECTS TO BEsD1scUssED.
AmeliOrntion of the Hnrrors of War
Hoped For-Americ1n Delegates
Preparing to Sail After Receiv-
ing Their Final Instructionn..

Washington, April lar The instruc-
tions to the American deIegates to the
czar's disarmament congress are in the
bands of the president, and they will be
communicated to Messrs. White, Low
and Newell and Captains Mahan and
Crozier at an early: day. There will be
no concerted meeting 0E the delegates
on this side, the only purpose being to
arrive at The Hague about the same
time, on or about May l8 Captain Gro
zier, the military expertton the delega-
tion, is preparing to saikSome time this
week. Mr.. Seth Low will probably come
over from New York t0sSonfer with the
president and Secretary Hay before
sailing. Captain MahaAftsin New York
and may go on with Naptain Crozier.
Messrs. White and Newell are already
near the scene of the c1ngress.
In one respect. it &said in official
quarters, the congress shay achieve re-
suits Of farreaching character although
not in full realization It the plan of
disarmament. This willsbe in the line
of ameliorating the hofrors of war, do
ing away with the needless suffering
and manning which sorne missiles of
warfare occasion and in general placing
warfare upon as humane basis as is
consistent with military and strategic
usage. This plan isgsaid to be quite
apart from any sentirnSntal idea and
to be based upon strict military consid-
erations. ~
Views of a Delegate.
One of the American delegates said
~ 80
action, that tentative plans hS1 been
put forward for doing away with tor
pedoes in naval warfare for abandon
ing rams on warships and for the use Of
no explosive shells below five pounds.
The abandonment Of torpedoes and
rams would probably arouse much OPP
position from naval quarters, on the
ground that It was IJtppian and senti-
mental IT is advocated on the theory
that the torpedo ana ram cause whole
sale destruction OF life and property,
killing and manning hundreds at a sim
gle shock, and that this loss is out OF
all proportion to the military advan-
tages secured. amounting to wanton
destruction The restriction on explo-
sive shells and bullets already .exists up
to osery, ftsnd. I,uf The ~ ~atstfve Elasf4!s
to make this limit i've pounds The
change is based on the theory that the
three and four pound explosive shells
cause wholesale destruction and that
the pieces of the she'll cause wounds
similar to those mad. by spreading bull
lets, which needlesslr tear the flesh and
cause intense suffering. In many ways
civilized nations hive already recog-
nized the needs of mitigating the hor-
rors of war. The Geneva conference
brought about mann st these humane
UNDERSTANDINGS and is'is felt that the
czars congress mays still further carry
forward this human work.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
A WONDERFUL SUCCESS,

Why not be independent OF Gas and
Electric Light Companies and lse the
National Acetylene Gas Machine which
has the full approval of the Nev Eng
land Underwriters. Over 800 machines
sold in the past ten months. We light
country homes. churches, stores factor
les and hotels fifty percent cheaper than
any other illuminant,. also put il plants
for lighting towns. We want gpod rep.
resentatives, Write for cirsular tc
Buffalo National Acetylenc Gas Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y, S2-2t
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
MOST POPULAR LADY.
Grand Social Event.

Mrs. +. l.. Smith gave an sat home''
to over hundred of her friends Satur-
day afternoon from 9 o'clock until 6,
and the affair was very successful as all
enjoyable social event.
The spacious house was beautifully
decorated with all kinds of plants and
red, white and blue bunting. The re
fleshment table in the dining room was
especially attractive, being decoroted
around the edges with geranium leaves
and in the center large potted plant.
The guests as they entered the house
were met by Miss Bessie Thwing and
shown to the dressing room by Miss
Flossie Parker.
The receiving hostesses were Mrs. E.
l.. Smith and daughter Miss Alice, and
Mrs. FL. II. Wetmore and daughter Miss
Minnie, and the guests were introduced
to those ladies by Miss Alice Blanchard.
after which they were escorted to the
dining room by Miss Belle Mitchell.
Here they were served with ice cream
and cake by the Misses Eva Grout,
Lena Morse, Jessie Nelson, Eva Mar
rion and Hortense Smith.
The afternoon was passed very pleas
antly in social enjoyment and in listen
ing 10 selections on the piano by Miss
Carrie Glidden, violin solo by Miss
Bessie Thwing, and to selections by the
grapophone.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Let's Do 1tIere.

The committee on set lighting has
adopted new scheme'r keeping tabs
on those street lights vch fail to burn.
Postal cards have be distributed in
various quarters of | city among the
residents near whose omes the lights
are placed. Each is luested to state
on the card the nu,er Of times the
light in Ills section I'd 10 burn, and re-
turn it 10 the comrtee Montpelier
Record.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
COUNTY COURT

The keeping case against Charles
Campbell was mol pressed today.
Rogers will receive his sentense to-
morrow.
Mrs. Mary Bianchi of Granite street
was fined 500 and costs of about 500
for keeping.
Walter Cumstock of So. Barre was
fined 80 and costs today for q breach OF
the peace.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17

MONEY to patent gd ideas may be Sc
cured by our aid. addresrHE PATENT REC
ORD, Baltimore, Md"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
NOTICE.
Employment Bureau.

Mrs. Lyman Taft will open in Miss
l.. E. Townsend's millinery parlors on
Tuesday April IS, an employment bu-
reau, where she will furnish all kinds
OF help and find places for those desir-
ing work. She will be at her Of
fee from 9 a. m. till 6 p. m. and Mon
day and Saturday evenings. 2
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Soldiers Sail or Cuba.

New York, April l-About 800 re-
cruits for the regimets in Cuba have
sailed on the transpd Meade. When
the transport left thegovernment pier
at the end of Pacifidstreet, the men
were massed on the uper decks and in
the rigging. They we're vigorously
cheered by the spectaIrs on the water
craft. The men all Id uniforms, but
no arms. OF the 800 mn ATS came from
Columbus, o., and thl remainder from
various recruiting stapns. The Meade
goes to Havana, whel the troops will
be distributed to the lrious regiments.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
A HEALTHY YEAuNG.

The BARRE EVENING TEGRAM is a
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-02
INQU ESTS.

First District. On the body of John
O'Hara. Henry Willlck, John Weber,
James Onion, w. H. Chilcoat, w. Fis-
ter, w. II. Price, james o. Wctherill.
III. w. Hanson. Robert Lo.uyer, Fred
Disher, George Marrhl and w. Lom-
Second DESTRUCTION the bodies of j.
Frank Jones and J. w. Collins. A. +.
Brown, ST., John Strong, A. +. Brown,
Jr., j. A, Fletcher, Thomas Binkins,
c. B. Osb0rn, II. j. Poplar, John Fink
ernagle. George e. Hipkjns, A. II.
Moore. Harry l.. Fletcher and Henry
Second DESTRUCTION the body of
Philip Green. B. w. Herring, w. Il.
Holloway, A. II. Osborn, James b.
Hollis, w. F. Rodgers, o. c. Michael,
John A. Osborn, w. D. Osborn, JohnT
Mason, Jacob p. Osborn, T. T. Baker,
and Thomas J. Brown.
Seccnd District. the bncy of Lloyd
Washington. John A: Osborn, Benz.
Scrafton, George E. Wright, Eugene
Wooden, James H. Harklns, Bennett
Osborn, Ringgold Fletcher, James
Haupt, George W. Fox, and Robert
Mitchell. .......... ........,..........'.
Third DESTRUCTION the body OF W.
II. Hooper. Frank Bateman, Z. F.
ing, ii. =. Flowers, John S. Richardson,
Jr., ". E. Lingan, n. ]. Hutchins,
Jas. NJ. Reynolds. James G. Young.
Jacob L. Terry and John X. Bedford.
Fifth DESTRUCTION the body of Join
Reynolds, w. D. Scarborough Thomas
J. Bolton, Robert Winery, f. r.,
Lloyd. J. b. Proctor, Z. w. Harry.
Howard Proctor, w. Griffith, II. j.
Norris, w. G. Selor, James Tate and
Peter DOlan.. ....,................
Sixth District.-On the body of an
unknown man. John Welsh, A. X.
Walker. j ohm McNulty,M. j. Cameron,
f. J. Bradtield, John warner. John T.
Whalan. George s. Leitheiser, James
Bradfield, L. F. Sitzler, Geo. A. Baker,
and Samuel 8. Moore. ..............-
Sixth District On the body of Geo.
Bond, negro. Joseph L. McFey, WIG.
Whitney, John H. Heath, Thomas M.
White, John Welsh, Andrew Gleason,
AGuilla ]. Jones, Fred Rauscher. W.
H. Barnes, Henry c. Miller, John j.
SaIik and Charles +. Bauer. ...........-
Sixth District.-Un the body OF Edw.
McDermott. Joseph L. McVey, W. c.
Whitney. John Welsh. M. z. Boyd,
Edward ID. Saunders, Samuel l.. For
sythe, John ]. Salik, Barney McGone-
gall, james Raemer, Thomas Maxim
Edward Jobes and Aquilla }. JONES'.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-02
SIZ UU
S1OSOO
PENSIONS.
First District


Curtiss, Freeborn pay self ......... 1900
Curtss SaiIie pay J w. Malcolm ........... Is 90
Cook Annie pay j. NJ. Michael............ 30 90
Foreman. Isaac pay s. X. Ewing..-.... IS 90
Fox Chas. pay L. o. Mitchell. % 90
Glover, Abraham pay w. Ii. Baker,. Is co
Grnagc, Jacob pay ]. H. Rakcr ......... 20 90
Griffith, Mary pay VIM. Webster ..... 30 90
Gilbert, Mrs. 3. pay seIf................ $500
Hopkins Mary \. pay RObt A. Mitchell Is %
Harris stephen J. pay sef.-................ Is 90
RusselI, Mrs. :. pay y. f. Gallion........ 30 90
Stevens, Rachel pay J. T. Baldwin......... 20 Oh
SAMPSON, Emily pay s. Il. EwinE....... 20 90
Thomas, Henry pay w. II. TaylOr.~...... 20 90
Williams, Cordolia pay Thos. CAIN. 20 90
Glover, John 7. pay sell ................ 10 90
1928 90