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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Beforberuns bnn Yofiaden.

2dnse Der erfOrosrli9en 3eit CUR Gr4
r:i6ung Der ptrI1isosAsn Be-
ltlmmun9sprte.
11ntsnHebtno lit Die ungeidbre 3ett
fir llebermIilelung Der pohIadsn BON
benz yuliimortr poItzYursdu nad Den
bauptlGhlidsn einbeimil6en uno aus-
pGrtiaen Sidoitp peraei9nst.
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Sarrp 9. Mann. NnfpaIt
Nr. 100, GtsGerinetons Strab..
Ncrfauf

bes ~tpertbpouen granddaughter &C.
iddftsz G%isentbums an Der @ubz
pstzGde bon Inns unb 9antz
Gtrabe.
am Sienhas, ben II. Citober 1899, gta1s
mittaas 4 ubr, tperpe i'd pas nadtebenoe Gigen=
sbum an crt unp stsus aaf OffsHtlidsr aut'iOH
gsqinn.ne an sr eiiopefzede Der anns uns
Sant:strabe, iHoli9 an ann: Strabe fd 10 Sub
~erftrtdeno unS mad @eiten fd IN elmer e!eibma:.
tiaen 5i.ie bon so SUB ausbebneno: 9sbaut lit
DaNslbs nit .iuem 2isfodisen ,iegslrsinernen Sa=
ben NIB .asobnbans, bsfannt as Nr. 400, SUI.
Mnns Strast, ionic Elm fleiner 2aptn mir Der
Jront. on Sant= strabt. @runbiinsfrti. steu=
en II. 10. perosn bis gum gerfaufstaee bsribs
tiqt. Observation-Disclosures: elm Srittel gaar, per
@ttt mad itbs unb sip0lf Mcnaten, coer Iaes
Saar.
Der Rduier bat b.i'm 9.rtauf cine anlabluna
bon 500 III MAIDEN.
Sarrp g. mann. gertpalttr,
Tr. 100, Gh.2erineton.S trabe.
to66, 73, 50, Z. 9Oj Muftionatoren.
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3u perfdufeu:

@snn Sic Elm biibi6ss, cut s~sbuuteg @aug nit
Ter, eatrobe=Gfen I'M 9arlor, g1eistittel=8anas in
Der &ids, bibi6 ~taps3irt, iuiini6en, 10 befibtigt
Nr. 223S-i0 uno a, MurazStrabe, rabs Yats
terlon=V art=Mpenut. Sbliiicl III gr. 2239, Yre=
nat. Cl-8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09

Sur nod. bier &duier unpertauit a%sblieben bon
ieneu in, 22OO. Sduiergepierte Don Gt.Qreiton=
Strabe, Dem Goainoton=9art oeeeniibsr. 99eeen
Neitreibuug febe Die @u5eiee in Der 1Sun.~ ODER
nob better, bei9tist bic &auier. @gsnt tets oil
Crt unp Stsls. Gernr ieiner Gds9aosu, pafsno
fir Qpptbets, Gunoitorsi ODER feline grOtsries. uns
toitsn rur Sc 20 pro MoHat. G7l-S3)
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SteheM<Oejuh,.

SttIteqtiu1:
Gin iunqer damn iubt cine STEELE als 3peite
6unO fir 9roo unD SAFES Nab3uiraeen in Nr.
40. Meber= Strabe. (2S2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
NaIt,morer W1rftberi fife.

(Vtrlhttt fur ,.a /. OeutIt:n 3otrelponoe1tsn.D
Saltimor.. ben ,. Sftoaer 1899.
Tie bsntia. gBeis.nSuiuhr betrus s.:Ol $uihtl,
Der Sorratb -s5.7.5 Suidei, VerlaHot
pon ben @lepGtortn -, OO6 BnIbel. VerfouIt pur'
Den l 900 guIdel uHo / Nogqon.
Solsenb. Gaueae Seist ben bsultla.n. ben ae'fl'aeH
unb ben ltstiibrisen Stauo Der 2BslAsnpr.lle IN psr'
slelbtnoer ueberitt:
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Su p%ertaufen:
Nr. 1913. Mofbers StraRe;
Nr. 1926. TrtenoSburps place;
Wr. 1929. 1riencSbmrpsDlac
Nr. 1851. TrieneSburp,Dlace;
Or. 1915. HriencAburp,4Idce.

Eie 90obnbduisr am GrieDsburp=9late lieeen
eiRm prdbtiesn bepalD,ttn Yart geatnibtr.
glQes neus jipsiitDdias Mubnbduicr, iuerotn ju
Sdlsuosrprciicn unD unter ltibttn 8sOinguneen
~pertduIt. N~usfunft srtb.ilt
gDtniam Is. SdDersr,
(279-S2 SIR. $40, Weit=9altimoresStr.
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ShiHsfnrten

MAJ uup pon europa nbes Wremen c,tr Gau0
bure bsi0rst Die
oryeSttisu oss = 1suti6en 0errefp snssnten.s
6.,Qp,s SGs HaItimpyt'Gt. sue VsDkCtEeGeG
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3u pcrfdufen:

3psi &MuItr an Der Gillette Der acknowledging,
jpii6sn Der 6apette=S trabc unO DARTMOUTH gotnus,
unptriauii ~esblisben; ~oititlbsu inn nit allen mooers
ntn Ysrb,ieruug.u %perisbsn; grunojins $2.75 pro
SroutiuB; 4reis $3.50.
Gtrnsr orsi 0auisr an Der Gapstts:S trabs, nabe
Qatapooo=2penus. Siei, eduier baben Ntarmors
Nsrii:rung uuO =lreppen unO fno iboni, le6s
3immsr sntbaItsnoe SGuitr; 0rei5 $3.50.
Wan nsbme ri. 6itli5en Gairmounts4ueuussG Cars.
Habsuiraesn bei'm Saumeifter an Srt uno Sttlls.
u D ID. :. u Liable
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&erlamg1 lm MAaemelMeK.


UttIdnat
Gin Mauu Ober aud 5rau fam f6 eintn an=
f%dupioen 0troicnit i6ern ourb ben Wertauf bon
Vutdcr= lnp 99aitcr=S 6irsen (ein neues Wuiterl
outer Qroiit, aud nirD ctipas &unoidoit eeQcbcl.
Sffertsn unter uN." Ssutibsr Gprrsiponocnt.
f1Sl-G
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Nerfaui

pes Dertpoouen Yaft S19entbums
Nr. 36. %perldnssrts 8elair=Noenue
aus Wobnbaus uno S9ladtbaus
beItsbeno.
Kraft zines Seisbls bss @aiieneeri9ts Der etabt
Baltimore tperosn Die Inter ieibnsteu, as 3eita=
ent5=So1itredsr ors psritcrbeueu Gbarleg Soain=
ger, am . nnerftaq. Den Il. Sttober 1899,
Nabmittag5 4 llbr, oas g8obnbaus uuo Sbladt=
baus Ds aubicr perftorbensn 6rn. Charles
Solin9er, gtr. 36, perlaneerts gelair= Ipeuue, au=
%Qrsn3eno au Gliiton=Yarf, on Srt uno Sttae aui
oifentlider Nuttion p~ertaufeu. Sas Giecntbum
bat an @elair=@psuue cine 6rpnte bon 40 Sub nit
elmer liefe BON 1874 6us, mebr ooer f%psniqer.
8runoSins Iabrli6 $50. gsbaut lit bafelbe nit
sinem 0reiitodiQsu Superintendent gaobnbauie uno
,iusiit6disem &intsrQcbaups; sipeitDdiQen siessl=
fteinernsn Stall uno &uti6enbaus; ,ipsifodiaem
3iseelteinsrneu S6lattz uuo Gisbaug; alss in
outen ,3uitanoe.
9trtaufs : 9coinqunaen: bic Sdlfte 9aar uno
Der Reft nab iebs Dtonater, ODER NQes 9aar, nab
9slisben pes &Guiers. &citjabluneen, peun ipl6e
porbanpen, fnb pom 9ertaufstaQt an 3inien ln=
~teriporfen unb miNen fiber eetsnt iein. Steuern
8runb3 infen uno anoere ~llntoten tperpen bis gum
0erfaufstaqe beri6tiet.
Cine au5ablune BON 500 iuirO bonn Gduier psrz
lanet.
Charles 8ettberQ,
Seftamsnts % oltrcder.
9attiion & Saban.
~27o9,7s0,46 auttiOnatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09

MAS. - Suiubr 2l9,5s2, Slepatoreu : Vor'
roth !, O62, 100 Buitei. S.rianot BON seE slspatoren
1855 yuih.l. gertault ipurssn 5000 Suihe!
uno . g4aeaons.
Nols,noe labele ssiat ben %heutia.n, ben a%titrtaeE
unp ben l.gtidbr,s.n Stauo Der &eiSenprsIie in ust'
sltlbeno,r lsberiiht:
DlsS Seutlae Seitrl9e 9ietne Seu
o,uIiht,r. sdluyrate. S0lusrlte iltgtes Jabr.
9pot semiihter % -3Sh 31A -os I3aa 53s
Spot gtr. 3. ...-..... ....-...'I - o5.A
Sttamer- gem. 16a 363s 36e-5Dh I3zA 59n
Siol. rpelger.. IL Al a Al AZ 50 -3oh
SAoI. aslpcr ..I4l1-42 IL 40 t35ta-Sb
81" 49,. 37a-3S 37n-37. 33a S3T
gteu ODER ait ,.
ytop. ODER ye3.I 35L-36 I35h-3hh 33H-33s
Som. ......... 3SIs-354 35A 80. 50 3SS
Eear ......... 35h-35a I354- So ,....-.....
Wdrs......... ....-.... -. -. -
Saier- 9entise 3uiubr 47.305 SuihsI; 8,2O6
Suih.I suritsesossn; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''l'o2S
31uideI
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Sent a~ttraftipe uuo comfortable 3iueiitpdiqe
WobnbGuier 9r. l713 unb lis, Observation-Disclosures
Strabs, sipiibsn 2anbale= uno 1oipnienb=Strabe,
Ypts 80 SUB tlri. Nabjufrageu bel Z D 10 q !.
Stord or Srt unp STEELE. (26S, lIRt)
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Su %perfaufeu:

Ju peCtuuIeu.
Srecnp zines pber ane bon Den bier 3immsr
sntbaltsnosn, beauemen uno gut ~gsbauten 9duiern
Nr. 1902 bis 1919, einiblisbli5, GOotTcz Strabe,
Goeuit=point, 9runo3insfrei, idmmtlib %nermietbet
uno briueen iber 10 Yro3ent Elm. ~llntoitcn $l.1l
pro Mpnat. 98 nj. %. 9urean, Ir. 715.
G11-S3)
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s3alttmcrer NHeslen.S arfe.
(s.rthtet fur Den - Seutiben Sorreipono.nt.n ourb
Niloe.nouri, Ostu:r u 3oD -
Baltimore ben 7. Sttober 1889
Nibs.nborL Oltper & SO. brr:tnen Ilr wants:
Bautlerss2r atttR 6.234-......, auI % cage, dul
itll 6.2Ds,-..... taufmduntiht 5.2Th 6.25a
60 laa,. Ntitsmart 93a., Gulbtn 3Ss...,
Stcrlins Bantiers aui % la9s 4:s1@....-..,
oIi Slht 1855. tGuiGldnniite 4.SoH-a.sth.
Ssrtduis duf Der hisiIsen sfettsn' Sarit.
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3u perfaufen:
Cine prabtpOls Jarm; fsinss 2ano; Manfon=
&aus uno a~Ieemsins Observation-Disclosures. Cine
CUTE SeIsssnbeit iiir snen iun9sn Damn nit srpus
&apital. 9tab5uiragen bel ISM. 3. y b | en-, Nr. j,
GtsSsIinQton=SttaBe. (l96-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09

II 81 uno 46 adsr, bjaia; Elm n.uss 6aus
aui eincm; bilie, iptnn 0isis 24obe nod ~psrtluit.
gu %sriragen BEL cannon, Nr. 10, 81. Yaul=
StraB., baltimore. (Gtt20. lS
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nit II elder 9ano, i60n ause,i,st; Die Cottage tnt=
bait larlor, SibIiOtbctjimmsr, 6bjimultr, &iibe
uno isbcn Shlai3immsr; ale Stqusmlibtsiten;
Guruact, &augs, beibes uno taltss 94aitr, Sdosz
simmer, @lpist, Gas uno Gas =Ginribtungsu ourb
oas game 9aus; bObs uno 9siunos GAGE; orsi Nti=
nutsu Don Der Station, ,psl6e jlpti Msilen ipsitli6
BON Der Staotersu,e bsleg.u 1T; jill ~annsbmbartm
Vreiie Su ~psrtauien ODER 5u ptrmistben.
II II n z 4 n II n n = a " Dr 81 sd -ptNNfff+r
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Soft nnb 2oais.
Mn;elgem.- 3m bertam1en.
Su ~perfdufen.

Su uerfdufen.
@iiniden Sic i'm n9ruiO=&i Dill Bari" su ipobusn?
91enn pies Der Gau, iultsn Sic uniere oduitr an
Gpergrccn=S Terrace, nDrbii6 bon Fulton Nuenue,
Dem part 0e9eniiber beidtigen; inpcm Der 3aun
entfernt ipirb, lit iebt Sbre 8ele9enbeit fiir's eau,e
Seben; perlaumt oieielbe nibt. - 3=ft6diee Scduier
3u ndbigen Yreiien; ale S~eauemlibfciten. Nub=
s%ufrasen an Ort unp stcae. Gerner 2.t0diee
s9duler OH Galboun= uno Saratoea=Strab =
&ommt aur 9ei6tieuns. 2Sl.3,5
gu perfaufen.
Gin stueif5diees &aus an sbsrpoob= apenus nit
ie1s 3immsrn; beibes uno taltes g8afsr; Bah.
Yreis $3.50; $50 9aar; l~lntotsn $51. Cher gu
bsrmietben fir SO m~onatlid. Nab3uiragm bel
ssipis Railing, CIR. 403, Gg6anges9laee.
Nft.7, lWft.)
3u perfaufen:
Gin Gdbaus nit staa, paKtnO fir einen Nr,t;
bat einen usrmistbsten Saoen on Der SeltsnrtrdBf,
pel6sr Die jdbrliteu ~llntoiten be3ablt; Elm Bar
gain. Ta6suiragen in Nr. 270l, Weits9lcrtbsAps
CE9-SD
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gu pctfdNfen:
Gin Bargain - Elm pradtpolss Iianino, Z li3
Sttapsn, neutiie Ytrbsfisruneeu; tsint anucbmbars
Oiferts miro 3urideelpieieu. ytabiufraqen bel ..
Jlutb, Hr. Sl1, 0ollius= Strabs. Euli30, 3Utte)
gu perfaufen pter iu permietben;
Tr. 245S, WcGuuobsStrabs, GdlaOen unD Wobns
bausj 9runojinsir ei ODER eiutm 8runojins unter=
worien. 9a3iuiraesn Nr. 528, equitable Suilping.
(,77-S2)
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web ~curirten, wtirden sic unbezahlbar sein fur
Solche, die NIT diesem schweren Leiden geplagt
sind aber glncklicherweise list hire quite Wirkung
damit NIGHT ersch0pft. und Diejenigen. welche
desc kleinen Pillen einmal versucht haben, wer-
den sic noch in vielfacher Beziehung heilsam I'm
don md NIGHT mehr entbehrenW ollen. Aber kopf.
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& | D.

Al "
Gtlanta, Ga, 10 5tuno.n.
atlantie.9i'p, H.=S., Is S.unotn.
9rpoflOn. T.sV., 6 StunOs1.
burlington, @,rmont, IL Stunosu.
buffalo, NJ, Is StunOsn.
Cotton, Wiaii., ID Stunoen.
@aps Wap, RS, d StunotH.
@barlsion. S.s6., l6 Stuuo,n.
Chicago. 9a:, IA.
Columbia, S.:e II Stunosn.
Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 StunOsn.
6ouuei!=9luifs, Soma, , 3ags.
6oneurO, H.so., 70 Stuno,a.
Ssnper, COLORADO, q Gage.
Detroit, Mibiean, ! 2ds.
@aIp,i.ou. 2cras. 2 5lss 5 Stuuo.M.
Sarrisburg. IA. 3 Stunosn.
spcrtfore. Connecticut, u S:unosn
Sno!andppli:. siHoidnc, | 2aQ.
Srdlou, Miififppi, , 5no,.
SadlcaoLut 6lorjoa, ! laa.
Rdnlds:6i,p MifDuri, , 5aQt.
9:'ti. Rot, -Nrt., l TAG IL StuHon.
S:uispllt. Rp.. | S09 , StunOcu.
MeTpb'ss Senn., | 5ap ) Stunosn.
Wtoetl.: Glabnlna, l Sa1 8 Stunotu.
NorfoIt Vlr0initH, l. StUnntn.
S,ipsNrItanE "a, | So1 10 SiuH0:a-
Staot Nciu:Uprt, ) Stuuo.n.
Sntaba, Rtbrastl, ? Sage.
Hprtlano, Maint, | 5ao.
Yortlano, Or:pon, ) Sla..
philadelphia, IA, s stuuotu.
Etttsburg. pa, II StunOtu.
9ronines, R.=S., 16 Stuuoen.
3dlsleb, H.s6., IL Stuuoen.
e. 2onis. MiFouri. l Tao 6 s.uro,u.
g. Ydnl, Wiuntiota, | 5ds - StuKoen.
gan 6ranjtsto, Gal, 4 Sage IA StunSsn.
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Der Qtuff6e Correspondent.
Monta8, ben 8. cftobcr 1899.
Sin berbam9niBboQer Srrtbmut.
Bon Rene be pontz Selt.

gutoriFrte llsbsristunu bon M. @altsr.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
The Oxford Musical Club.

The Dewey Day fireworks ut Mont
pclicr last night was stronger attrac-
ton than the first number of the present
course of the Barre Entertainment AS
sociation. but fair sized audience
erected the Oxford Musical Club and
Addie Chase Smith, reader, AT the opera
house.
Previous to the opening President o..
ID. Mathewson made a few remarks con-
cer,,ine the outlook for The present sea-
son.
TO say that the Oxford Club is the
best musical organization that has visit
cd Barre would not be fact. While
the cnt rtainment was pleasing to. a por-
ton of the audience, vet the committee
we're disappointed and state that the
club was not of as hiA h grade as rep
resented. 1t will be many years before
that club appears in Barre again. Oh
Mrs. Smith i. can bn saia that she is one
of the best readers in New England.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
Disciples of Christ.

Gin, innati, Oct. l3.-rhe Disciples of
Christ will hold their jubilee conven-
ton in Cincinnati from today to Oct. 10,
and 10000 delegates are expected. All
parts of the United States and Canada
will be represented, as well as the
West Indies, Great Britain, Japan,
China and India. In so years the Disci
plies ct Christ have grown from 100000
to over a million, and in that period
they have given for home missions
about $4,000,000 and have established
over 4 900 churches. AT the same time
they have given 81 100000 for foreign
missions, their agents being at work in
all the great heather fields of the world.
Some of the veteran preachers of the
denomination will be special guests of
the convention. Probably the most
notable feature of the week will be the
communion service Oh Sunday, Oct. 10,
in Music hall, in Cincinnati. which will
be partaken of by 5000 COMMITMENTS
Nearly all the states in the Union will
be represented.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
Will Have the Arch Permanent.

New York, Oct. l3.-There seems to
be little doubt that the Dewey Arch will
be rcrpetuated. Today steps were taken
to form a permanent organization ard
appoint committee on plan and scope.
Charles II. Nicoll, the acting secretary
of the committee, has received many
responses from men asked to join in the
movement. Among those who attend
today were Levi p. Morton. Cornelius
II. Bliss. Morgan O'Bricn. Daniel S. La
mont, Gen. Louis Fitzgerald, former
Congressman William g. Wallace, Col.
William &. Church, Viii lam Berri, Wal
ncr Van Noraen, Oswald Ottendorfcr,
Herman Rihder, Washington II. Connor,
jefferson Seligman, Anson II. Flower,
Hliny Fisk, Henry Clews, Henry W,
Poor, S. V. White, William Rrooktield,
Marcellus Hartley Abrum 5. llewett,
Edward Lauteibach. j. S. Bache, jules
Speyer, j. Edward Simons, Frederic Il.
Coud, rt, Clinton l.. Rosslter, Frank Til
ford and Joseph Hendricks.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
!)EI:. WI: Y !
Great Ovation To Ver-
TnCDt's Great Son.
CAPITOL. ADL.AzE,
Hundreds Of Electric Lights
Make NIGH Day.
THE STORY TOLD IN DETAIL.

From the Canadian border to Mas'a-
chusetts, from New Hampshire to Lake
Champlain, every town in Vermont, 10
matter how small OF insigniti amt, ed
its represent tive at the capital Of Inc
state yesterday to take part in welcom-
ING home to the green hills 0t MS boy.
hoods home the man who has made
Montpelier immoral, added anct'er
name to the long list of heroes whom
Vormonters will forever revere, and
caused the would to fear nation which
can boast Of such men as he, Admiral
George Dewey.
AT no time in the past has there bcen
a larger gathering Of Ncrmontcrs at any
one place than that which filled HE
streets of Montpelier yesterday. They
began to come in by train lo>ds
"Wednesday morning. and before nopn
yesterday it was Il difficult task to
move along the streets, for they were
literally packed with people.
1t was a hearty welcome home to the
Admiral and that he thoroughly appso-
cated the sentiment Of the people there
is NO doubt. lie was highly impressed
with Ike seei,s hat erected hit!, wher he
arrived. "You are killing ne with
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
BOY Shot at Bristol.

Bristol, Oct 13. Edward GancH,
aged 20. was instantly killed Wedncs-
day morning in Bristol. He was shoot
ing chickens and had just killed one as
another flew by him. He took the SHOT
gun by the barrel and struck at the
chicken. The stock struck the ground g,
eau, ing the discharge of the gun. the
contents p.ssing through MIR. Gaines
heart. lie died after giving one cry.
The accident happened within few
rods of his fathers house.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
THE ALABAMA.
The New Battle Ship Ready for Her
Trial Spin.

Philadelphia. Oct. 13.-The Alabama,
another first-class battlpship for the
Uniled States navy, is about ready fer
her builders trial, which will take place
within the next few days. The motive
power of this new destroyer consists of
two vertical inverted, three-cylinder
triple, expansion engines, driving twin
screws calculated to develop 10000 in
dicatrd horse power under moderate
forced draught and to drive the ship al
the guarantee of sixteen knots an hour.
Armament in the secondary battery will
be sixteen G-pounders and four 1-poun-
der, rapid fire guns, one Calling and
one field gun. There will be four tor
pedo TUBES. The armor is distributed
rs follows: Side armor. 16 12 inches
thick at the top If the belt, tapering to
10 1-2 inches at the bottom. In the tur-
refs the port nole plates are II inches
thick and the other plates 10 inches
thick. The protective deck rises from
the lower inside edge Of the water line
deck, and slol cs upward and inward to
u level with the top Of the belt and then
forms an ar,norcd fiat, the slope being
4 inches aft, 3 inches forward, and ht
n,t 23-4 inches thick. Tue contract
lime Of delivery is today, but the failure
to secure arnor has been causing mucl
DELAY and it will be month before The
government gets her. The price fol
mill and machinery, fitting and securing
the armor, etc is s l,650.OO0. No pre-
mium tor excess over guaranteed spec ,
is To be allowed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
MONTPELIER.
Newsy Notes from the Capitol City
Of Vermont.

The 9Th Vermont Regiment held its
annual reunion at the rooms of Brooks
Post, e. A. r., "Wednesday afternoon ard
evening. There was about 100 mem
bers present. Lieut.. Parker j. Noyes
was chosen 10 preside and committee
appointed to select officers for the com
ing year as follows Permanent presi-
dent Gen. Stephen A. Thomas; vice
presidents, Major II. N. Pollard of St
Louis and Sergeant Frank Bowman of
South Dakota secretary and treasurer,
G.. NJ. Ferrin of Essex Junction; chap
lain, X. Udall of Bridport; surgeon, II.
Gillette of Thetford executive commit
tee, Captain +. f. Smith of Montpelier,
Capt. Moses Mcfarland of Watervile,
Can't. l.. NJ. Hutchinson Of Montpelier
Obituary committee, Major j. l.. Bar
stow of Shclburne, Captain John Bisbee
of Newport. 1t was voted to attend the
national &. A. II. encampment of 1900
in Chicago in body and Sergeant
Frank Bowman was authorized TO make
the necessary arrangements. At the
camp fire in the evening Gen. Stephen
A. Thomas who lacks only a month ard
half of being 80 years old, made Il
speech. The Ladies Relief Corps OF
Broods Post served a banquet
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
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kindness" he was heard to remark when
he looked around and saw how vast
must have been the expense of the cele-
braton in his houor. Every business
b ock and residence was profusely and
artistically decorated with red, white
and blue.
The State house in the evening was
resplendent with 1900 electric lights,
from the dome TO the ground, AID it was
a most beautiful sight, this gay festival
which in its splendor would fairly rival
the Mardi Gras of New Orleans.
All was gayety. but Vermont may
we'll be proud of the orderly crowd.
There were very few arrests. 1t was
rare sight to see a man intoxicated or
boislerous. Each one fell that he was
Il part of the grand reception and that
he had u certain duty to perform in that
capacity.
As the time drew near for the parad
a tremor of excitement swept over the
vast multitude and people jostled each
other to the right and left in their eager
ness to get a glimpse of the great naval
hero and when he did finally make his
appearance it was indeed a grand, in
spring spectacle. When the ordinary
popular man passes through crowd
on parade he is greeted by cheers from
the people, but when Dewey passed
through between the lines of eager faces
there was scarcely a sound, but the
breathless suspense, the open mouth ad-
miration spoke Of a sentiment beyond
the power of tie voice ogive t express
sion.
The parade was Il grand one and did
credit to the state. The Knights Tenn
Hlar, the Odd Fellows, the Forcstcrs,
the Grand Army, the Sons CT Veterans,
the Cadets and the Green Mountain
Boys constituted 4 fitting concourse of
men well suited 10 be the factors in tho
! welcome ceremony.
| Fully 80, 900 people saw the parade
and nearly as many remained in the
evening to see the fireworks which were
very elaborate; but most beautiful Of
all was the State house, which stood out
grandly in its electric drapery.
So perfect was the police arrange
menls that there was no thieving and as
far as can be learned no pockets picked.
| There were only six arrests.
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
ARAYAT TAKEN.
The Gath Charged the Filipino
Trenches.

Manila, Oct. 13,-6,l0 p. m.-Gen
Young with two battallons of the 9th
infantry left Santa Anna at Z o'clock this
morning and occupied Arayat at 8
o'clock, after skirmish lasting l.alt IN
hour. The enemy, estimated at 200
men, rctreated toward Magellan.
The swampy character of the country
prevented the use of the cavalry. The
men of the oath charged the trenches.
The enemy set the town on fire and sue
ceedcd in burning small section.
Five dead and three wounded Filipi-
nos were left on the field. The AmHri-
cans had one man wounded.
Gen. Schwan's is now between Perez
,las Marinas and linus. The loads are
very heavy and there has been no fight
ing as yet.