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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
AT HOLY CROSS.
Second Week of the Retreat Began Yes
terday and Closes Friday.

The second week of the retreat at Holy
Cross college began this morning at 6
o clock. The order of services Is the
same as last week, and will be conducted
by Rev. E. T. Martin, director, and Rev.
w e. Foley, regulator. The retreat
closes Friday Among those present are:
Rt. Rev. Mgr Thomas Griffin Rev. L,
C. Gagnier, Rev. w. Il. Foley, Worces-
ter: Rev. d. +. McGrath, Holyoke: Rev.
N. Ramville, Northampton Rev. r. s. j.,
Burke Springfield; Rev. Il. H. Martin,
Winchendon Rev ]. Il. McDermott,
Gardner; Rev. M. II. Kittredge Millyille:
Rev. j. A. Charland, Millbury; Rev. G. A:
Jeanette, North Adams; Rev John r.
Murphy, Grafton; Rev j. Il. Marcoux,
Indian Orchard; Rev. l. A. Langois,
Gardner: Rev. A. r. O'Maley, Holyoke:
Rev. w. A. Gelflllan, Chicopee Rev. j..
A. Boland, Holyoke; Rev. 7, A. Meow
ern, Great Darlington; Rev. A. Grady,
Springfield: Rev. T. c. Lucev North
ampton; Rev. z, S. Fitzgerald Spring
field: Rev. l. e. Barry, West Gardner;
Rev. NJ. ]. Coyne, Adams: Rev. d. Null
Inns, Southbridge: Rev. ]. Fl McKechnie,
Worcester Rev. j. l.. Achins, Westboro:
Rev. H. j. Wren, West Warren Rev,
w. Bathasard, West Boylston: Rev M,
w. Mulhane, Fitchburg; Rev. j. G. Ives,
Holyoke; Rev J. A. Hurley, Worcester:
Rev: w. r. Grace, Gilbertville: Rev. j. j.
Mullen, Lee; Rev. Joseph Jaksztys. Wor-
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never look like her, worn out in her
prime"
In the partnership of marriage women
give twice as much as men. They give
equal work, and they give themselves.
their very life. Children come No
chance for rest, work must 90 on. In
tlamn1ation, liberation, facilitating
drains and female weakness, undermine
the health and shock the nervous system.
In few years the woman is worn out.
Women who have used DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription say that they can
do their own work and keep their
strength and good looks. 1t cures in
aanmation, liberation, female weakness
and unhealthy drains.
Sick women are invited to consult Dr..
Pierce by letter, free of charge.
About two years ago my lpealth became very
poor from female weakness and troubles pecti-
liar to my sex; in fact was so weak and feeble
that was able to do but little work, writes
Mrs. Josie NJ. Guess, of Baileyton, Cullman Co
Ala. - decided to buy me a bottle or two of
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and give it a
trial. took two bottles Of the Favorite Pre-
scription' and one vial Of the 'PeIletsi and
these proved to be all needed felt stout and
well after taking DR.. Pierces medicine and have
been doing my work with more satisfaction
than had ever felt before"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, sent free on receipt of stamps
to defray expense of mailing only. Send
Fl one-cent stamps for paper-bound edi-
ton, or 81 stamps for cloth. Address
Dr. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY.
Very Much Excited Over Saturdays Two
Editions Of "The People,"


Saturday two editions Of "The Peo-
ple,' which has been considered the
official organ of the socialist-labor
party, appeared. and local members
of the party are in excited discussion
as to which edition comes directly
from the hands and press of the re-
cognized editor.
For the past few months there has
been a strong opposition party in pro-
cess of development. 1t has been
claimed that the De Leon faction has
been playing machine politics. Prof
De Leon was formerly a professor in
Columbia college, but the faculty re-
quested his resignation because of So
cialistic utterances which were widely
commented upon
Mrs. Martha Moore Avery is known
among local members of the socialist
labor party as the Massachusetts rep
resentative and advocate of the De
Leon faction. Through an order from
party leaders in New York, Mrs. Avery
attempted to discipline Charles X.
Hardy, the socialist labor party nomi-
nee for mayor, In the last election. Mr..
Hardy took issue with Mrs. Avery up
on certain points, and has been brought
before the high party councils for CEN
sure, reprimand and possible expul-
sion from the party, His case has been
appealed to the executive board at st.
Louis, and is pending action.
The two issues of the socialist labor
party organ, Saturday are widely
different in editorial policy. One is
lieved to be the product of the De
Leon faction, and the other is the reg
ular edition of the paper. Prof De
Leon was formerly connected with a
socialist labor party paper, and by
using the name THE People" for his
publication, the party is being split.
Local members Of the party denounce
the action of Prof. De Leon, who has
spoken In this city, and declare that
there is powerful opposition spring.
ing up In Massachusetts against what
is termed 'the De Leon rule"
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$3.50.

cester; Rev. q. M. Fitzgerald, Hayden
| Vile; Rev. w. ]. Power. Indian Orchard;
Rev. ]. f. Calvin, Shelburne Falls: Rev.
| j. II. Makee West Stockbridge: Rev. J.
]. Fallon, Williamstown; Rev. j. M. A.
Genest, Mittineague; Rev t. ]. Fitz-
gerald, Uxbridge; Rev. w. T. Finneran,
Cordaville; Rev. L. A. Treganne, Adams;
Rev. w. L. Sherry, Greenfield; Rev. j.
Marchand. Three Rivers: Rev. James
Holyoke; Rev. Thomas NJ. McGlaughlin.
Hadley Falls: Rev ]. f. X. Teehan.
Fitchburg; Rev. M. ]. Ahern, West
Springfield; Rev. ]. A. Fitzgerald. Pitts
tield;. Rev. H. Hanastin, Willimanset, CT;
Rev. T. P. Mcdonald, Millbury: Rev C.
a. sullivan, Worcester; Rev. j. A. Dalpe,
Worcester; Rev. Joseph Daley, Whitins-
vile: Rev. l.. ID. Grenier. North Adams:
Rev. f. j. Reilly, Monsoon; Rev G. F.
Flynn, North Adams; Rev. T. A. Smith,
Westboro: Rev. ]. J. Rice, oxford: Rev.
], l.. Lord, Pittsheld Rev. J. NJ. Cruise,
Clinton: Rev ]. d. chiiccoiSne. SPENCER pencSr::
Rev. T. F. Donoghue, Rev. j. ]. Howard
j: J. Lumey, Rev. NJ P. Kavanaugh,
Worcester; Rev. P. Leay. Ware; Rev. d.
]. Sheehan, Easthampton; Rev. j. r.
Meehan, Ware; Rev. IT. C. O'Connor,
Leominster; Rev. ]. ]. O'Mally. Chicopee
Falls; Rev. J. A. O'Mally, Hinsdale; Rev.
w: A. Ryan, Pittsheld; Rev. B. J,
O'Mally, Webster; Rev. NJ. A. Grimm,
Springfield; Rev. w. H. Adrain, Black
stone; Rev. NJ. T. Slattery. Brookfield;
Brooktleld;- Rev. A.. Landry. Worcester:
Rev. w. LEM, Chicopee; Rev. L. F.
Gobeil. Adams: Rev. ]. A. Fredette,
Fitchburg
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A STAR COMPANY
Gives Best Entertainment of the Season
at Lincoln Park.


The Boston Novelty company, which has
appeared at Lincoln park in past seasons
opened weeks engagement at the rustic
theatre yesterday afternoon. The COM
pany is under the management of Prof.
w. e. Floyd, and gives the best enter
tainment of the season. 1t is headed by
the three vilona sisters, expert violinists
and piano experts, and the Cartons,
acrobats and balancers. The Vilona sis
tiers are superb players of the violin and
piano. They belong in Berlin, and were
brought to the United States for the
Worlds fair by Maj. Pond They have
since been in the country, playing con-
certs. They have engaged, with the Bos-
ton Novelty company for summer work,
and are well pleased, although their
playing. In the open air suffers to some
extent in comparison with concert work
The Cartons Joined the company in
worcester, and are strong addition to
is decidedly original, entitled arh acE Te eRa
girl and the circus man." 1t consists
mainly of acrobatic work and head bal
ancing that is unexcelled Gamelle and
Shirk open the bill with a comedy sketch
that pleases. Prof. Floyd, who has APP
peared In Worcester several times, shows
some new tricks in legerdemain, and is
assisted by Mrs. Floyd. He will change
Frank Clayton, also well known in Wor-
cester, does an amusing musical sketchs
---
Persons afflicted with dyspepsia, diar-
rhea or collie will find Immediate relief
Bitters.
Never fail to cure sick headache, often
very first dose.
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

A bill in equity was brought in the
superior court yesterday by Peter G..
Imlab against Dora Fl. Cook, Warren
Alexander and another, to have a re-
ceiver appointed to settle up the af-
fairs of the co-partnership known as
the Scotch, English and American Tai
loring Company. An injunction was
issued upon the bill restraining the de-
PENDANT from selling the stock, prop
erty or assets and from collecting any
of the money Of the o-partnership. The
injunction was granted by Judge John
HoDkinS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
ATTACHMENTS.

These attachments were filed yester-
day:
A. B. Kennedy VS.. Thomas S. Liver
more, both of Leicester; action of con-
tract, $780, writ served by Scott.
Jasper Tashjian VS.. Worcester Con-
solidated Street Railway Company; ac-
ton of tort, $4,000; writ served by
Hunt.
G. f. Paige & Co. VS.. Sidney H.
Thayer, both of Athol; action of con-
tract, 5000,
Charles f. Davenport VS.. Joseph Nut
ting both of Dana; action of contract,
5000
f. M. Marble VS.. John McGilpin, both
OF Southbridge; action of contract, $500;
writ served by Jacobs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18

The Successor of
ONONDAGA.

The story of Syracuse Chi
ma is quickly told.
A bright Yankee saw his
/ chance and took advantage of
it. His idea was, if he could,
produce china that would
combine the beautiful appear
ance of French china with
the strength of ordinary
earthen ware, his success
would be great and immedi-
ate. After years of expert
ment he did find a way to
make such a Ware-he called
it "Onondaga." The Clark
Sawyer Co. sold it for years,
and it was known in every
city and town in New Eng
land through their efforts.
ms same inventor OF
"Onondaga" was not one
who was content even with
Onondaga-he has kept on
with his experiments; gradu-
ally the "Onondaga" has
been changing its appearance,
growing finer and stronger
with each change. 1t has
changed SO much that a
change of name is impera-
tive.
Onondaga dies that SYRIA
cuse may live, and hereafter
the finest china for use day
by day of any nation or of
any age will be known as
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disposed of as follows: John Kelley,
John Lacey, $40 each; Peter Bovaski,
Charles Conway and Henry johnson,
four months in the house Of correction.
John Finnerty, for walking on the
railroad tracks, was obliged to lay down
S5 before he could go free, and limo
thy O'Leary and Michael Moriarty
charged with disturbing the peace, We're
each ordered to pay fines of SO.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
ENGLISH
EARTHENWARE


Soft Resale. $50 pieces,
$1,000.
La Tonraine, 800 pieces,
$22.oo.
Laurel Edge. $50 pieces
$27.1o.
Bentick, 40 pieces,$3 $500.
Constance, 40 pieces,
$4,000.
Gadroon; ID o pieces,
fax
The above all shown for the
first time today.
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THE DUBUQUE LAW.
Judge UtIey Handed Down His First De-
cision YESTERDAY.

NlolSH iOSANiSnJ'
Judge Utley handed down his first
decision under the new Dubuque law
yesterday morning which seems to be
regarded by property owners as their
long suit. The decision was handed
down in the case of Neylon VS.. Cam
eron in which the plaintiff declared
that the defendant owed him $3S for
rent. 1t was proven to the court that
Cameron was able to pay the bill as
he is a travelling salesman for the Am
erican Steel and Wire trust and earns
from SIS to 500 a week.
Judge Utley stated at the, end of the
hearing to Mr.. Stevens. who repres-
ented the plaintiff, that Cameron would
be obliged by the court to pay $40 a
month on the amount due until it was
settled. The decision is of considera-
BILE interest to local lawyers as the law
has been in the supreme court for some
time past to test its constitutionality
and only recently was it decided that
the law was constitutional.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
LOCAL NOTES.

Clcmence sells today at 11.30 a. m.
the real estate, No. Worth street, lust
oil Of Millbury street, at No, 207, about
AIT feet of land, with tenement
house thereon, Here is a chance to get
q bargain; (must be sold.)
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mother never
had a hired
girl. She
worked early
a nd late,
and raised a
family. Hired
girl indeed 4!
Look at your
mother, SIR
" It's just
looking at
mother " said
the son
III ade me
resolve that
my cliildren's
mother should
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
CITY HALL MATTERS.

ThirtY-oae Deaths During Week, Cholera
Infantum Claiming Largest Number.
Undertakers' reports for the week
past show a total of 81 deaths in this
city. OF this number II were males
and 20 females. Cholera infantum
claimed the largest number of victims,
four deaths being attributed to this
cause.
Other deaths resulted from these
causes; Cancer 2, pneumonia 2, heart
disease l, nephritis 2, oedema Of lungs
l, found dead l, commissions 8, cere-
bral menini itls /, intestinal catarrh 2
peritonitis assumption /, carcino-
ma l, phthis' paralysis 1, old age l.
still born Ser dorsalis /, dilated
heart !, ACNE nephritis |, chronic
Brights dis ease apoplexy l,
Permits tc duii issued yesterday:
TO Or. Hor age, G. A. Vaughan
builder, for STORY brick and
stone stable, 4S feet, on Chestnut
street Tor as mediation of five
To Margar dullin. A. B. Booth
,pullder, for len addition to the
mouse "a Bow Dol treet.
Elizabeth $ 1 G.. G. Thompson
pullder' TOR 1l md one-half story
wooden dwell n8 Sc, at SO Hamilton
street, estimatn1 st $780,
10 Moses X ~ Moai to make wooden
alteration In his Sc on Millhurv
avenue.
Marriage lice ssued yesterday.
70 Ernest 5. "a 26, and Jenny NJ
hlng, ~; loser z rlen, 81, and Caro-
line (Bernard) Nc 'ssault, 49,; Mag
nus Rahr1n rg a5,5 ITIno a+t...t.,.
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SYRACUSE
CHINA.

Dinner Sets Of "Syracuse, :"
$23 to $37.
All stock patterns. pick out
just what you want.
A dozen new patterns of
Dinner Sets in
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TONIGHT AND TlEl9ROM NIGHT

And each day and n,
you can get at an
Balsam for the thros
edged to be the mo
ever sold for cough
asthma and consun
today and keep II ali
You can check your
s0c. and Zoe. SAMPLE
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WITHOUT a CONDITION..
q. e. Deering. Grad iai
Admitted to irr

q. e. Deering. Grad ia 20 Evening School.
Admitted to Tor rd Medical.
George 2. Deeri % graduate of the
evening high sch ~ lis year, has
been admitted to 1h I'd Medical COL
lege without a co n. This is very
gratifying to thos areNinterested
in the evening his sol system. as
II SHOWS what accomplishing.
Deering TOOK the I VI course, and
was thoroughly lr ared there in
Latin, German, ch, and phvslcs'
and other studies n, ary 10 meet
the examinations 8ryard success
fully.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18

So you've set up a hired girl " said
farmer Muchland to his son. "Your
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
THE COTTON MARKEr

New York, July lZ-Cotton futuren
closed steady; August. $40; September.
552, October, 5.66; November, $40; pc.
cember, S,l5; January, $50, February. 5sl;
O a - nv @ III ia,
Bears tho 1Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
'''' q M<zHAz1zl<
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q ~ ring this week
gist's Kemp's
a iungs, acknowl-
essful remedy
ZIP, bronchitis,
Get a bottle
the house. SO
eol t once. Price.
p4.la free.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
TO FIGHT STANDARD OIL.
English Syndicate Reported to have
OutlOns on OilAelds.

OutlOns ON Oilhe1ds.
Kansas City. March 1.-THE Journal
saws: S. C. Rutan of Chicago 10 IN this
city representing an English syndicate
and claiming to have obtained an OPP
ton of 100 600 acres of land in the Cher
okee Nation, in the northern part Of the
Indian Territory, in the recently discov-
cred oilfields.
According to Mr.. Rutan, the condition
h. that the leases shall be closed within
ten days. Major Graham, an ex-offlcer
of the British army and an English
capitalist, is at the head Of the syndi-
cate. The capitalists back Of 1t include
many Of the wealthiest men In England
who have had experience in the Eu-
ropean oilfelds.
Mr.. Rutan says the present company
of which he Is an official has men back
of 1t whose wealth would easily aggre-
gate $3.50, 900, 900. 1t is Independent OF
the Standard OIL company and expects
to compete with that company not onl,
in the markets Of America, but of Eu
rope.
Tank line steamers of 1000 tons bur
den have been built and are in tn
hands OF the company. They will rul
from Port Arthur and other gulf port
to European countries. 1t Is claimed
that the plan liz practically certain t
go through and that the steamers will
be running within a few months. Sew
enteen wells are already in operation
| and the rigs for several more will b
built AS soon as the syndicate secure
| control
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
General Markets.

New York. March H.
FI.O,-R--State and western had light trade
With n easy undertone; winter patents. S36n'
ADM winter straights, s3.45a355; Minnesota
nntcnts SS.sOa4. 10: winter extras, $24oa2.65.
WHEAT--No. red moderately active ana
,,..lcr owing to rains in California. foreign
selling and less bullishcrop news geherally
March, 50 l3-,6nsll1c.; May, 7raa'5c.
RYE Easy; state, 6lc.; WESTERN ooc.' l.
CORN No. aquict. hut firmly held on ral'
,ews and small receipts; May, %t'4as"'sc.
oATS-No were slow: track. white, state
,,,L.is,hc.: track, white, western. 30 >R3'1@c.
PORK-Steady; mess, S9a9.5l; family Slo''
all. - "a,
nominal ,,.,o,<.
BUTTER Steady; state dairy l4al''s''
state creamery. l5a"0c.
CHEESE-- Firm; large, white, 1:c.; small
EGIiS-Uuiet; state and Pennsylvania, l4c
Si-GAR-Raw quiet and barely steady; fai
,,aning 3ssc.; centrifugal. a6 test, 4Asc.; re
| fna5 dnll and easy; crushed, $3.50; powdered
| SIC. ,,:. ,,,-Io
| ASSES-Firm: New Orleans, 3?a;i,c.
pICE-Firm: domestic, H@a1c.; Japan, 5a5I4t
| TAII,OW-Steady; city, 1896: country, 4A
45sc. , os., aa i,
| choice. 55a65c
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
BRUCE CHARTER BILL.
Pennsylvania House Committee re-
ports Adversely ON 1t.


Harrisburg, March 16.-What is known
as the Bruce charter bill, which was
designed to materially change the
method of government of the city OF
Pittsburg. was reported to the house
from committee with an adverse recon-
mendation. This action kills the at
tempt to pass reform legislation for
Pittsburg at this session.
At the time the bill WAS introduced
the statement was made that the fol.
lowers Of Senator Quay were pushing IT
with the design of embarrassing Sena'
tor Flynn, the leader Of the anti-QuaJ
forces. who is also the head of the Re-
publican machine in Pittsburg. The
proposed law was found to also embar
rass Senator Magee who is supporting
Senator Quay.
1t is said that an order was received
from Senator Quay. now in Florida, al
recting his followers to "let Flynn ant
Magee alone" and the measure was ac
cordingly killed in committee.
The forty-ninth ballot for United
States senator taken by the joint as
sembly resulted as follows:
Quay, 81; jerks, IS; Dalzell. II; HUFF
5: Irwin. 4: Stewart, Z; Stone,'4; Widen
er, 8: Rice. 2; Ritter, Il Grow, I; Smith
8: Tubbs, q total. 221. Necessary to
choice III; paired or not voting, 32. N
election.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16

Washington, March 16.-lt is said al
the state department that no selection
had yet been made Of representatives or
the United States at the approaching
peace conference at The Hague. The
president is awaiting the action OF some
Of the European governments to gather
an idea of the number of representa-
tiyes who are expected to attend from
each nation invited to the conference.
In addition to some delegates chosen
from among the American ambassadors
in Europe, the honor of in part repre-
senting the United States probably. Will
be conferred upon some distinguished
American.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
The President In GcOrEin.

Thonasvillc. Ga. March is. - Presi-
dent Mckinley began his vacation here
NV morning of complete rest. Assist
ant secretary to the president, Mr.
George b. Cortelyou. said that while
here no business will he brought to th(
attention of the president unless some
great event in Cuba, Porto Rico or the
Philippines made it necessary. 1T Il
probable the president will go to Jeky
island, near Brunswick, before return
ing home having been invited to do *
by eX-Secretary of the Interior Bliss.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
Rhode Island Republicans Meet.

Providence, March 16-The annual
convention of the Republican party or
Rhode Island was held here. 1t was
evident for some time before the con
yention was called to order that the
proceedings would be practically OF an
inform al character. Governor Elisha
Dyer Of Providence and the other state
officers at present in service were unan-
imously renominated. The ticket was
made up as follows: For governor
Elisha Dyer of Providence; lieutenant
governor, William Gregory of North
Kingston; secretary of state, Charles r.
Bennett; attorney general, Willard Is.
Tanner Of Providence; general treasur-
er. Walter A. Read of Gloucester.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
BARRE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
n. y. PIIELPS, CHIEF.

The meetings of the Barre Fire De-
partn,ent take place rs follows and all
bremen are requested to take notice;
Hose Co. No. 2-The first Monday OF
every month ut No. Barre Hose House.
Hose Co. No. 1.-The second Monday
of every month at Prospect ST. Hall.
Hose Co. No. 3--I'he 2nd Tuesday
of every month at Prospect ST. lIali;
Hook and Ladder Co.--2nd. We'd
nesday ut Prospect St. Hail.
Department mccting--Last Friday OF
every month ut Prospect st. Hall.
Firemans Club-'rhird Tuesday
All meetings at p. m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
Fatal ExuloxiOm Oh Warship.

Davenport England, March 16.-The
British first class cruiser Terrible has
arrived here from Malta and reports
that boiler explosion on board OF her
Monday killed a stoker, fatally injured
another man and badly scaded several
others. The Terrible is sister ship of
the Powerful. The latter, which is now
in Manila bay, has been most unfortu-
nate, having experienced continuous
series of accidents and breakdowns
since she was launched.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
Mad Catarl'., SO Eaasy3,

jcsial, Bacon, conductor on Tic +, ?
& Il. 4. X, says. II had sU>ere' 40
catar,h for So years and rts}r.! Al e.
case as hopeless. Que day ! ga"
testimonial of Geo. II. Hcarn III =. ~.
iljan Balm circular. Nearn VS. H.
engineer OH my train aud ! X ey h
case was desperate. talked WITH !-s,r
and his cure gave me hope. i l'@E&
the use of the Balm at once. 1l.e'e We
not much change for the first two IL nth
but then began to improve ',4d II. 81
months, to my indispensable satisfaction
l was entirely cured
Won SALE AT NH GEAlfDTNG'S
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16

Paris. March 16.--France Militaire re-
aftirms that the recent magazine eNnlo-
sion at Toulon was not an accident, but
an atrocity. The military inquiry
which has been instituted demonstrates
the possibility of a person climbing over
the wall surrounding the magazine
and reaching the roof, from which,
through the ventilatng shaft, it would
be possible 10 deposit within the maya
zine fuse, clockWork apparatus or
linStOck
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16

Rochester, March 16.--Frederick CIV
ems, temporary superintend mt of tbs
new electric lighting plant at Charlotte,
while working on one of the brushes
received shock of 1,500 volts Of cleo
tricitv. His clothing and flesh Were
badly burned. After 20 minutes he re-
covered consciousness, and he is rest
i,ls; quietly. Owens is an employee OF
the Westinghouse company.