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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Der b0ie Gebrmar.

Wd6renb auf unferem Gontinents GRIM
mige &dlte geberriGt unb tpeitbin Ipt6 unb
Sob berbreitet unb fur9tbare 6tuersbriinite
eebra4t bat. lit namentli9 bas atlaatil4e
Meer bon ntiebli6sn unb pie es i4eint unz
dbldRlg chamber folgenosn Stiirmen beime
geIu9t iporben, unb bic S6iffe, Die ftG
gliidli9 bur6 fie binburd getdmpft batten,
puroen in Der Ndbe bes biesIeitigen nfcrs
nod BON Dem %grimmen Sroft 9epadt uno
~9elan5ten nur als I9Dimmenoe @tsberge in
ben rettenoen 9afen.
Nber nidt ale BADEN fi9 bur9gefdinpft,
unb na9 benz bereits befdnnten S9idfdl,
fpel9es me6rere groBe Sceanbdmpfer gettpfz
fen, Su urt6eilen, biirfte Die elite Der I'm
9liidsfd1e our Gee in bieiem Wondt cine
fur9tbare !6D6e errei1er.
Ser Je6ruar lit iiberbuupt Elm b0fer Mos
nat! Qm 2. 5ebruar 1888 f9eiterte bas
8remer S9iff nOatota", unb am gleihen
Sage unIer biitori19er n8edrIdrge" auf benz
&oncaberozGiff BEL Nicarugua; unb guTs
falo pllrOe BON einsm 0reisMtnionenz 5euer
nbeimgelu9t. Qm 5. Sebruar 1887 iano
bas oroBe ltngliid auf Der @entrals8erz
mont>8abn nit mebr ais 80 3ooter itatt,
nrb am gfei9en Sage ging Bel SlpmpiG IN
@aI6ington unIer 59ulI9iff n4brtconN
nit mebr als 20 Mann unter. Onrh 3u@
~TamrenitoB cling am 7. 5ebruar 1889 Der
britif9e 9ampfer u9lencoe" nit 81 Ntdnr
unter. Mm 1O.S6ebruar 1888 fanben in
Snrol an Der Nrlbergbabn fnr9tbare 2dz
pinen1tiirae itatt. Nm II. 5ebruar 1888
bronnte bas Ransenberg : Sbedter in Netp
Oorf ab, nobel z Meni9en um's Seben taz
men, unb 1894 berrI9ten in otelen Sbetlen
unIeres 2anbes uro in @ngldno furdotoare
5Aneefiirme. SIM Sabre 1887 BREMEN ain
|1e. Tebruar in 9aeshur9 i'm areiie Saarz
burg 80 @eb0fte ab, unb an bemielben Gage
1888 erfolgt bic fur9tbure GrplOfion in Der
areuagrube BEL Saiierslautern NIT 40
sobten; besglei9en bic Grploiion auf benz
OeutI6en panserl4iff r8ronOenbur9" NIT
40 Sobt,n. Qm II. 5ebrnar 1889 ip'ro
Montreal BON elmer OreizWtGionen@ Jeuerss
brunt beimgefudt; am Is. Ssbr. 1887 tit
bic grplofon in Der @utGz8 oblengrnbe I'M
G6onobazS6ale in 8ales, pelhe So Berg
leute Gebenbig bsgrdbt, unb am glelden Gage
erfolqt Der 3uIammenltur5 oes part Sem
trail Sutels in 6artforb in CONNECTICUT NIT
80 3obten. DIN 10. 6ebr. 1888 %bertpuftet
Elm Mirbelturm Mount 9ernon in Sa'nots
unb erf6GGgt 40 2eute, unb in Der
dinefif9en prooin3 9iinndn fomrne11
bur9 @rbbeben 1000 Msnfden INN. Nr'
81. Sebruar 1888 perben our9 sinsn aa@
p~inenItura in 8altoni in Stalten Is perlo@
men qetDotet, uno Elm furdtbares nntrettsT
berrTdt in gan3 SibzGuropa. Dim %. Sc
bruor 1888 brennt bas Union Square
Sbeater in Nen Oort ab.
9as finb bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus
nur nenisen Sabren. Wenn Der 5ebrnor
1899 10 fortmadt, tpie er angefan9sr1, 10
ptrb er in bieIer 9inii9t leioer leldt leosr
feiner 8orgdnger iibertreffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

Der grGfibent 2ineoGn badte
BON &ang unb 8prrang I'M 5eere
TO-: General 8ofecrans bate ben Brdfiz
benton ge6eten, feiner 8eft1[ung afs 9enes
ralmaipr Elm friberes Datum gu ge5en, dls
Der bes General Grant. 2incoir antirortste
inn briefli9: v0ur9 GrfiiIung Sbres
@unI9es niirben Nnbere sernoe 70 pi:f
pertiacen, pie sic g%epdnnsn. 0u alfo aub
bus Msh' Nnberer in 8s:ra4t fommt, 70
er6eiI9t Die &rgsfsaen6eit forgfdltigitt grz
tpdgung. l1ebrig:.s fsss ih oieiet 6ra9e
Dom Stang uuf benz aYspier ni@t bieielbe
Gebeutung Bel tpte SIR Sffi5iere. Die
DeGt mirh nidt ~bergeffen, baB Sic Die
@9la9t am Gtonesgftber fdIugsn; uber fe
tpirb ME audi u einen pfiFftrIin5 burum
geben, o6 Sic auf benz papier benz Gene
raj Grant an Rang iiber iinb oosr umge=
fe6rt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
NnmntrTh 5rht feline NATURALIZATION

YnpDerIb febt feline nieoertrd9tigen
II M E e gegen bic @in!uanoeruna mod
INNER fort. go mieber6olt ct ;eBt bor @o=
mites in Dafbin9ton feline 5uresrung, ods
8opfgeIb (bie aopfiteler) fir ben Ginpanz
berer BON 81 uuf So gu er9oben. 2tu6 perz
fungt er, baB bic Observation-Disclosures
niht nur Elm Subr, ionbern flint Sabre perz
pfli9tet iein i~olen, unit0Bi5 b~efanoene @in=
tuanoerer unentgeItli9 nd6 benz eurrpdiz
Iaen Qrsgangsbufen aurifjubringen. Der
po9lmeinenbe 6inan3miniItet Sage fOlte
Dem ponberlp, Der iein l~tntergebener lift,
bds fre9e 6ebmaul berbtet:n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

General miles bat bor benz Mliliz
tdrausI9piie bes 8unoesfenats, tpel9er bic
MilitGrbiG bes Observation-Disclosures priiFte,
einbringli9 bic @rri9tung zines See
It abesna9 beut9em M "
It r befiiriportet. 9ur3 cine Iol9e Gin=
ri9tung ipiroe cine Mibpertpultung beg
dmeritanif9en 8riegstpeiens, tpie Te i'm letz
ten &riege gu Sage trut, unmOgli4 tperben.
Sn Der Militdrbiu bes 9uufes mar Elm iolz
der Generalftab uripriingli4 bOrgefe6en;
dber pGbrenb Der 8erbanbGungen tpuroe er.
troy Der Siiripra9e bes bemofrdtif9en Rdz
neutrality-suspicious. Mc@leIun bon gfetp
gort, in e9ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS getri4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Otigaufb

3mei 8eneraGe Otis at ben
Y4iIippinen iinb nob1 bon chamber
gu unterf9etben: Der Observation-Disclosures bet
bortigen umerifanii6en Sruppen General
major @ltpeG g. Otis unb bsr 8rigabegenez
raj 9arri1on 9, Otis, pel4er cine 8risobe
fi9rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

Die 8il, nel9e bic. 8eniffi5uns
aen fit bas Snbianermefen ma4t,
lieqt ieBt einem Gonferen5uusf4uB betoer
SGuIer bes gongrefes Dor, ba oiele' it9
ni9t ii6er ie gu einisen permu4ten. Der
Senat fiigtc in bic Sin cine 8entlisunq
fir +. q. gpntraftf9ulen elm, alfr
fir r~eligiDfe Snbiuneri9ulen, narent!id
fatbplif9e. tpdbrenb bas Suus,. Frii9erem
8rau9 autpi6er, iebe berarttge 8eipiqi9uno
perpeigerte. Die 8riiube, aus peiden in
biefer 6raee Der Senut i'm &e9te TT, ba6er
mir f4on oft uuseinapber geiebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
anadpsnaltde autsota staata- Beftnata. aaattood1, Is. eebraar 1899.

li9t baden, unb feline Mitt6.iltnsen an bic
fen @pngreB perben setpiB in iueiten arei1en
Ie9ensrei1 tpirfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

items, eifri9fter 5reunb 8rpan's uno Der
Silberfreiprdgung unb oa5u iebt 9o9z uno
Mpnopol= 3DGner!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Qn3ei0en.

9eitttmgett= mnO Seiti0rifs
te1ts2lbOnnetmentS beiorgen prompt
uab btnia
KOELLING q KLAPPENBACH,
3enti@e 9u@banoluna. l00-l02 HonboIpb Str.
3elepbon DIAM 21l6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
MMfrMf E!

WurMf!
Friedrich Schoi1,
aus wrrmbere. Wirttembera. Dber beiler Spbn
William s h OIL,
oeb. ont II. Snnuar 1874, belize suIeyt III 2dIane, 2ofane
60, Sn.. ipobnboft unb lett 1873 oerfbonen. ane Die
ienieen, pelbe 9tdheres iber bic @trinpdenen pifien,
iptr6tn erindt. 9tadribteg eelaroet 81 IaHeu an
SebiaS Sdbpu, Az Gait Il. Str., sem 8ort. r. %.
cNeMtidbe &nIonie Int Oireiniem. GeI.eenbeit
~ IuBerit eiritig. 80 SdniIter fHo bereits bort.
arsfuuft ertheilt 8eo. .. 8nrfeinh. 1O608 So.
Sennttt Ctr, &hicoee, SD. 1Sla5iun
On ptrtaufen: Soma.6armtn. 81 per ader
gItD, Soma. 29fon3Io .3p6
The age-herald., 1899-11-05

of the federal government in accordance with the inheritance-t tax provision of the war-revenue law, approved June B, 1s9S
 The federal inheritance tax law imposes different rates according to the degree of relationship existing between tn beneficiary and the testator. It is also progressive, the highest rate under the law being 15 per cent upon bequests exceeding $1,000,000 in amount going to persons only distantly re, lated to the deceased or strangers to hin1 in blood. The highest rate paid on be- quests under the Vanderbilt will presuma- bly will be 10 per cent. This rate will upon the bequests left to Chauncey Depew and some other strangers in blood to the Vany derbilt family who receive amounts ransY ing from $100 900 to $500,0 900. The rate paid in bequests to the children of MT. Vander- bil each of whom receives an amount in excess of S,00O 0000, will be s225 on every $100. Applying this rate falling to Alfred Gwynee Vanderblt-estimateda at $41 ,000 900, exclusive of the gift of $6,OO0,000 to Cornel- us-f will be seen that dhe federal govern- ment is to receive s922,500 of the sum be, queathed to the new head of the Vanderbilt household. ,t
 The government will also take $16S ,750 from each of the other four children, who receive S,50O,000 apiece. There Is no tax on the portion going to the wife. The total tax on the bequests to the five children is $1,597,500, provided the estimate of $7O, 900 O0 for the estate be correct. The amount to be deducted for the benefit of the federal gov- ernment from the $200 900 bequeathed to Chauncey Depew is $20,000. All told the amount payable to the federal government from the Vanderbilt estate Is likely to ap- proximate $2,OO0,0OO The total amount pay4 able to both state and nation out of the es- tate in inheritance taxation may fairly be estimated as between $2,500,000 and $3,000, 900.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
TAXES ON THE vANDERBILT FORTUNE

From the Chicago Tribune.
 When Jay Gould died in 1892 he left an estate valued in round numbers at $72,0OO,- GOO. All his wealth was left to direct heirs. The tax upon such bequests under the New York inheritance-tax law is 1 per cent Consequently the amount received by the state of New York from Jay Goulds estate was approximately s720, GOO The value of the estate of Cornelius Vanderbilt Is not known accurately, but 1t is conserva lively estimated at $70,0OO00O. Not all of Wander bilt's wealth was left to direct heirs, how ever and as the rate of taxation upon be- quests to collateral heirs is per cent, it is probable that the state of New York will receive from the Vanderbilt estate some what larger amount than was secured from the Gould estate. In addition the Wander bilt estate must contribute to the revenues
The age-herald., 1899-11-05

decade, can duplicate what Pittsburg is now doing, so that the manufacturers of this well named city can sing its peans of praise in the trade editions of The Age Herald in the same beautiful strain that Pittsburg now does:
 Birmingham Is now singing the sweet song of prosperity. With no little rifts within the lute, to render soon, the music mute The entire field of her mighty ac- tivities may be scanned by the critical eye; nowhere can the vision strike single spot where may turk classification dullness or discontent. With all her industries in full operation, orders from her factories booked for months ahead, every operative fully employed, wage conflicts but an unhappy memory, and peace, plenty and prosperity the order of the day, every Birminghamite is sending up pean of joy"
The age-herald., 1899-11-05

wuEnE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
 UmENG way-to reach the public and the way is through The Age- Herald. Ornament your advertisement with facts and The Age Herald will do the rest t........................
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07

General Markets.

New York. July 6.
FLOUR-State and western quiet, but stead
ily held on spr1.5 wheat grades: winter pat
ents, S3.90a4lU; winter stralghts, $3.50a3. 60
Minnesota patents, S3.95a4.l0; winter extras
S26Oa3.
WHEAT-No. red quiet, but firmer, on wet
July, 70 1-lba19lac.; September, 7S55a19Ac.
RYE-Steady; state, Gle; No. western
651tc., f. o. b., aioat.
CORN--No.a inactive, but nominally firmer
on heavy clearances.
OATS-Dull and featureless; track, white
state, 32a3,c.; track, white, western. 32a37c.
PORK-Quet; mess, SS75a9; family, $lO5Os
1915.
LARD-Steady; prime western steam, $53Oa
5.35. nominal.
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, 131ba17c.
state creamery, 15alShc.
CHEESE Steady; large, white, SAc small
white, size.
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylvania, l51s
alBc.; western, l4laal5c.
SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining, 4c.; CEN
trifugal, 81 test, 4lac.; refined steady; crushed
&c.; powdered, 5asc.
TURPEN'rINE--Firm at 391ha40c.
MOLASSES-Quiet and firm: New Orleans,
32aS6c.
RICE Firm; domestic, 43sa7c.: Japan, ~
a54c.
ALLOW-Steady; city, 5-lea4ssc.; coun-
try i3sa4]@c.
HAY-Quiet; shipping, aOas5c.: good to
choice. 8Oa90c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07

Washington. July. 7.-Governor Stone
of Pennsylvania, Mayor Diehl of Pitts
burg, Assistant Postmaster General Shall
lenberger, with Il large delegation of
l'ittsburg citizens, called on Adiutant
General Corbin and made arrangements
to have the Tenth Pennsylvania Volun-
teer infantry, now in the Philippines.
brought to Pittsburg for muster out The
regiment will be practically discharged
at San Francisco and will be paid while
en- route to Pittsburg. The citizens of
Pittsburg have agreed to bring the regi
ment home by special trains, and the SOL
diers will save all their travel pay allow
ance from San Francisco to their homes.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
ARGONAUTs LOSE AT HENLEY.
London Rowing Club Defeats Can"-
dian Crew-HOvelI Wins Again.

LONDON ROWING CluD DcA"sS ~''
dian Crew-HOwell Wins Again.
London, July TN the second heat
for the Wyfold cup Mt the Henley re-
gatta Trinity Hall, Cambridge, beat the
Kingston Rowing club three lengths.
In the first heat of the second round
for the Thames Challenge cup Flrs'
Trinity beat the London Rowing club by
a length.
The second heat of the second round
for the Grand Challenge cup was won by
the Leander club, which beat Trinity,
Cambridge.
The first heat for the Ladies plate was
won by Pembroke college, Cambridge,
which beat Radley college.
In the second heat of the second round
for the Stewards cup the Favorte- Ham
monia four from Hamburg defeated Bal
liol, Oxford, easily.
In the first of the days heats for the
Diamond SOULS Backstaffe beat Ashe.
The st. Georges hospital crew defeat
ed the Thames Rowing club in the sec
ond heat of the second round for the sill
yer goblets.
The third heat of the second round for
the Grand Challenge cup was won by
the London Rowing club oyer the Ar
gonauts of Toronto. The e was close
throughout and was won by half II
length.
In the first heat for the Visitors plate
New College, Oxford, beat Mngdnlen,
Oxford.
In the first heat of the second round
for the Diamond SOULS, Howell (Ameri-
cam beat Hemmerde.
The second heat for the Visitors plate
was won by Pembroke college, Cam
bridge, which defeated Balliol.
Kingston college won the second heat
for the Thames Challenge cup, defeating
Jesus college, Cambridge.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
To Welcome Returning TrOOna

San Francisco, July THE United
States transports Ohio and Newport,
with members of the Oregon volunteers
on board, are due here within the next
week, and preparations for the return of
the soldiers are being made. The Mer-
chants Exchange has volunteered to mott
fy the residents of this city as soon as
the transports are sighted. Already many
vessels have been chartered, and large
fleet of bay boats will escort the troop
ships to their anchorages. The same re-
ception will be accorded the Nebraska
and Utah volunteers, who are now on
the way home on the transport Hancock.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
The Weather.
Showers; northwesterly winds.
WORK OF NEBRASKA TORNADO.
Killed One Woman and Demolished
Many FarmhOuses.

Many FarmhOuses.
Ainsworth, Neb., July IA destructive
storm passed Answorth two miles t. the
north, killing one woman and tearing
Houses, barns, fences and bridges into
kindling wood. The cyclone seemed to
form about Is miles northwest of Aims
worth. The motion of the funnel shaped
cloud was most distinct and was witness
ed by nearly the entire population.
Its first destructive work was ON the
farm of John Strohm, four miles north
west of Ainsworth, demolishing every.
thing in sight. Luckily the family took
TO cave, and no one was injured. 1t
struck the house of William Lockmiller.
mile to the east. Mrs. Lockmiler had
sought refuge in the cellar with three
small children. Her oldest son not COM
ing and fearing he might be caught in the
barn where he was working, Mrs. Lock
miller started to call him Just as thr cy-
clone reached them. AS she arrived at
the door the house was moved from it's
foundation, and she was crushed into II
lifeiess mass and her body nearly sew
cred at the waist. The children, how
ever, were unhurt the funnel doing no
further damage than moving the house Il
rev rect, tearing off a portion of the ROOF
and hurting the portions distance away.
The farm of Rev. Il. w. De Long.
about two miles north of the town, was
next visited Here the funnel remained
almost stationary for few minutes
while its tail swung around to the ,.lst of
the house, striking the stable, ctN crib
and shed and whirling them in IL con-
FUSED mass over the prairie to the north
leaving the house intact. A moment
later it enveloped the house in cloud
and when it cleared away nothing but
the foundation was left standing. Rev
DE Long and family, consisting of wife
and three children, had taken refuge in
the cellar and were unhurt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
A YOnnE Man,S Trauhlea.

Rochester, July Harry Frank St.
Clair, aged %, who says he came to
Rochester from Toronto, but that his
home is in Butte, Mon, was arrested
here Monday on n warrant sworn out
by his bride of week, formerly Miss
Agnes Barry. aged 81 Of University
avenue, charging him With the larceny
Of gold watch and chain. When ar
raigned in police court st. Clair pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of larceny, and
the case was adjourned. A charge of
bigamy will also be entered against him.
The police claim that they are In pos
session Of evidence to show that st. Clair
has been married four times within a
few months and that all his brides are
Hvina
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07

We occasionally receive complaints
from people who claim to have sub
scrice for this paper, and have not
received it. TO those we would say
that we arc not responsible for suhscriI-
tons paid to any boy on the street.
The way to be sure of your paper is to
come to this office, or else to the Barre
News Agency, to subscribe. If you
happen to know one of the newsboys
and have confidence in him you can sub
scribe of him, but we will not guaran-
tee that you will get the paper unless
you subscribe at the News Agency, or
else at this office. If there is any trou-
BILE in not getting your paper every
night we should consider it great fav-
favor if you will make complaint at this
office.
BARRE PRESS Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
BARRE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
N. d. PIIt.LPS, CHIEF.

The meetings of the Bare Fire ID
parthent take place as follows and II
Iremen are requested to take notice:
Hose Co. No. 2-The first Monday OF
every month at No. Barre Hose House.
Hose Co. No. THE second Monday
OF every month at Prospect st. Hall.
Hose Co. No. 3-The End Tuesday
of every month AT Prospect st. Hall.
Hook and Ladder Co.-2nd. We'd
nrsday lit Prospect st. Hall.
department nleeting-Last Friday Of
every lnonth at Prospect 81. Hall.
tiremans Club-Third Tuesday.
All meetings arr p. IN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
More Yellow Jack In Havana

Havana, July 1.-Two cases of yellow
fever have been reported One of the
patients is an old Spanish woman who
has been in Cuba for two years, and
with her the disease is in mild form
The other case is that of an American
whose symptoms are still doubtful. al.
though it is believed by Surgeon Major
Davis and other officers to be yellow fe.
YER Both cases were discovered hi bad
part of the city, which is but little fro
Quented
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
Idea of Revolt Repudiated.

Paris, July IA dispatch received
here from semioflicial agency at Sofia
characterzes as absolutely false and de-
liberately misleading statements publish
ed abroad on the subject of disturbances
at Sofia and particc&rly the reports that
the palace of Prince Ferdinand has been
surrounded by troops. Perfect tranquil
lily and the most complete order. accord
ing to this dispatch, reign at Sofia and
throughout the country. 1t is added that
Prince Ferdinand has started for Euxins-
grad by way of Varna with his mother
and other members of his family.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
Fails For Over 81 100000.

Chicago, July 7.-Charles B. Brown of
Chicago, who is engaged in the novelty
advertising and promoting business, has
fled petition in bankruptcy in the Unit
ed States district court. scheduling his
liabilities at 81 ,63t.O7S, while his HsS"Nr
are placed at So The largest or d'toTH
are: Warner CoalfeldS Rnilrond ro"lpl-
ny, Meridian. Miss, S175O,G0p:~ |" ndnr
Holiday, New York, S2S1, Us; irir, ~.
Brown, Administrative of estate If Bar
low Bennett, MaQuoketa. Ia. $500 y;
Glenn Mineral Springs. WaulieshH, Wiz,
$67,SS2; William Walker, Salina, Cal,
S6l 7DI
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
To Confer on Bankruptcy,

ehicago, July IA conference of ref
erees charged with the administration of
the bankruptcy act of 1898 has been ,all-
ed to meet in Chicago on July %. The
programme of the convention will include
addresses and special papers prepared by
those experienced in bankruptcy litiga-
ton, discussion of topics pertinent TO the
law of bankruptcy and the promotion of
a uniform method Of procedure before the
referees in the several districts; Also rec
concentrations to the committees in CON
gress of such amendments to the law as
will promote IT'S objects and simplify and
expedite its administration.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
Still RiOting mt BarCeIouu

London, July 7.-Despite assertions tc
the contrary, rioting at Barcelona ba,
been renewed. A mob stoned n numbo,
on shops and were charged by the gen
darmes. The mob showed fight, firing
revolvers at the gendarmes, who returned
the fire. In the encounter three gen.
darmes and large number of rioters
We're wounded. Eighteen arrests wore
made. 1t is expected that martial law
will be declared.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
Looks Like n pOlhOninr Gaze

San Francisco, July THE Examiner
states that Mrs. Elsie Scheb of $40 Ellis
street ate of some candy received by
mail and has since been seriously i'll with
symptoms of arsenical poisoning. A box
of candy and two letters were received
at Mrs. Scheib's house. They had not
been sent to her, but were to her friends
who recently visited her. The box was
opened and some of the candy offered to
half a, dozen young ladies who were en-
ployed as dressmakers by Mrs. Scheib,
They declined, but Mrs. Scheib partook
of small piece.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
New Governor For Paris.

Paris, July lit is regarded as prob
able that General Faure Biguet VIII De
APPOINTED military governor of Paris ana
that General Zurlnden, the present IN
eumbenr of that post, will be transferred
TO the command of an army corps. Al
the cabinet council General the MARQUIS
dc Gallifet, minister of war, announced
the arrangements for the military review
on July II, which will take place as usual
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
ARuinaldO Surrenders Spaniards,

Manila, July 1.-The Spanish commits
sioners have returned here from thcil
conference with Aguinaldo at Tarlnc
They brought with them the Spanish
garrison of Batter, which recently sur.
rendered to the insurgents after a sieg,
of more than year, and IA civil prison.
ers. The commissioners were unable to
arrange with Aguinaldo for a general re-
lease of the Spanish prisoners in the
hands of the Filipinos. They report that
the American prisoners held by the in
surgents, have been sent to Vigan and
1locoinorte, on the northwest coast of
Luzon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-07
Shamrock to Rnce BrittQnir.

London, July THE Yachting World
says that the fact that the yacht Sham
rock grounded where she did Il few days
ago shows that the challenger for the
Americas cup draws upward of 90 feet
of water The trial races between the
Shamrock and the Britannia will GER
tainly take place in the Solent despite
reports to the contrary. The Sham
rocks mansail is the largest cutter main
sail ever bent in this country and pre-
sents beautiful spectacle The canvas
alone weighs nearly $3.50 pounds.