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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-02-16
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By Charles II. Heustis.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
The Allied Troops Meet the Enemy and Suffer
Heavy Loss Of 1900 Men
CHINESE DRIVEN BACK
The Fighting Took Place Eight Miles From Tien Tsn and
Remey Gables That the Unofficial Report is Reliable

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE French consul
at Chung King telegraphs on the Sd
that the situation is becoming more
serious on the upper Yang Use Kiang.
The English consul, with the custom
house staff left the French and Japan
ese consuls with the intent to leave.
The mail service has been stopped.
San Francisco, Aug. 6.--The trans
port Logan arrived from Manila, Ma
gasaki and Yokohama and is under
stood to have on board a number OF
refugee missionaries from China. None
landed until after the quarantine in
spection.
Washington, Aug. 6,--The navy
department has received the follow
ing from Che Foo: "The British
report unoflicially engagements at
Peitsang Sunday evening from 3 to
1890. The allies loss in killed and
wounded was 1900, chiefly Russians
and Japanese.
The Chinese on retreating seized
Tansing. Remey cables: "The unof-
fetal report is believed to be reliable.
About l6, 900 alliesare heavily engaged.
The Chinese we're at Peitsang at day
light on the 9Th. Peitsang is the first
railway station, miles northwest of
Tien Tsin, enroutc to Pckin."
- Paris, Aug. f. The Shanghai cor
respondent of the Temps, telegraph
ing to day, says: "The number of
allies leaving I'ien Tsin is no better
known here than are the facts as to
the march itself, but it is rumored
that the advance gnard had been re-
pulsed. Ii Ping IIeng, former gov
ernor of Shan Tung, who is intensely
hostile to Europeans, has been named
commander of the Chinese forces"
London, Aug. 6.--The Shanghai re-
port that Ii Hung Chang had COM
mitted suicide has not been definitely
contradicted, but all the adviceS re-
ceived from that poiat up to this
hour indicate that he is alive.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 6.--Gen.
Goodegoff cables from Khabrousk on
the 4th, saying, "Two squadrons while
accommodating near Techcc, engaged
1000 Chinese with two guns and 25O
cavalry. After stubborn fight the
Russians, reinforced by another
squadron with two guns, defeated the
Chinese, killing 200. The Russian
loss was killed and wounded.
The battle around Argnu continu-
ed Aug. 3, the Cossacks losing 6 killed
and % wounded, and driving back the
Chinese, killing 200 and capturing 2
guns and flags inscribed "People of
large fist" Argnu was burned.
Other dispatches report Russian sue
cesses near Port Arthur.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.

Burlington, Aug 6. 6.-Dcpartment
Commander Utban A. Woodbury. of
the G. RI. has issued general orders
No. }, in part as follows;
Burlington, VT. Aug. 2, 190O.-
The 3lth National Encampment Grand
Army of the Republic, will be held in
Chicago, ILL.,, during the week com
mencing Aug. eth. Headquarters
Pullman sleeping car will leave Bur
lngton Saturday, Aug. 18th, at 6.45
p. M. on No. regular train, arriving
at Montreal 1915 p. m. and thence by
the G. II. Ry, reaching Chicago, Sun
day, Aug. Goth, at $40 p. m.
ROUTE No. l.-Tickets will be sold
from all points on the Central Yer
mont, Rutland, b. x NJ, M. & w. r.
RyS in Vermont at one fare for the
round trip, namely:$l via. st. Johns,
G. II. Rys to Chicago, returning same
route. Tickets on Pass. Div. b. & NJ.
Ry., are via st. Johnsbury B. l.. G. r.
r., joining headquarters at Swanton.
ROUTE No. 2.-Rate same as Route
Mol, tickets reading via G. V. Ry. to
Rouses Point, O. g. L. G. Ry. to Nor
wood, NY. c. & II. II. r. to Niagara
Falls, G. II. Ry. to Chicago, return
inS same route.
ROUTE 3.-Nia b. s. M. Ry. and G.
p. Ry., returning same route.
The New England delegation have
selected the Is. 4 NJ, G. ", and G. Il.
Rys. as the official route.
Tickets will be good going Aug.
18th, 26th, and 9th and returning
leave Chicago before midnight Aug.
80 or by deposit of 80 cents with
Joint Agent before noon September
2ad. return limit ill be extended to
Sept. 30th. For sleeping caraccomoda-
tions apply to e. N.Peck, Burlington.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
RAILROAD MINED.
Chinese Preparing ThOrOuEhly For
March on to PekinG.

March on to PekinG.
London, Aug. G.--AIthongh the agents
of the cable company at licn-tSin ON July
30 asserted that the censorship of press
dispatches hail been abolished. it is evi-
dent that correspondents are not allowed
to cable any account of the advance i'll
the direction of Picking. According to IA
dispatch from Shanghai, dated Aug. b
the principal position will be met ~
miles west of Ticn-tsin, whore. it is stat
cd, the Chinese have erected extensive
barriers, and Instructions have been
placed in the river. Mines are said to
have been located under the railway, the
line apparently being left intact. Sheng,
the administrator of tclegraphs and rail
ways. objected to the measures taken for
the defense of foreign settlements the
enrolment of volunteers and the presence
of numerous warshps. The British con-
sui replied by pointing ont that the meas
urcs were only intended to strengthen
the hands of the lawful Chinese authori-
ties against disorder.
4 dispatch from st. Petersburg. dated
Aug. 4, says that General Mozicvski re-
ports from Chita that part of General
Orloff's forces attacked and drove back
the Chinese regulars on July 30. captur-
ing one gun and II number of flags and
killing the Chinese commander and 200
men. The Russian loss was killed and
20 wounded.
Reports from Berlin say that Prince
Henry, in behalf of Emperor William,
made the parting addresses bidding good
by to the Fourth East Asian regiment,
which sailed from Rrcmcrhuven in the
direction of China.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
ACCIDENT ON c. v.

Northtield, Aug. 6,--The third ac-
cident to occur on the Central Yer
mont Railway within as many days
occurred Sunday between here and
Roxbury when the newspaper train
teescoped a freight train and demol~
iShed a caboOse, two freight cars, the
engine Of the newspaper train and in
jured the engineer. None of the pas
Sengers were hurt.
The freight train vas running
ahead and the newspaper train was
warned at RoXbury to look out for it.
Had it not been fer this the accident
would have been more serious. The
freight had just passed short curve
on heavy down grade when the hose
to the air brakes broke and set the
brakes, stopping the train Immediate
ly. A tlagman was sent back but be-
fore he could get away the newspaper
train came around the curve.
The greman was on the side of the
engine where he could see the wreck
first. He warned the engineer and
Jumped. Engineer Ryan turned on
the brakes and reversed his engine,
and barely had time to jump before
they struck the freight He sprained
his right ankle very severely and was
considerably bruised. Conductor Jed
Sturtevant Of that train, who was
sitting on the front seat Of the car
was slightly bruised in one leg, but no
nc else in the car was hurt.
The engine Of the newspaper train
was thrown cr0sSWiSe Of the track and
quite badly damaged The caboose
and two rear cars on the freight were
Oadly wrecked.
A passenger car from this place
with a doctor aboard was taken to
the wreck, the engineer ankle
dressed and papers and passengers
were transferred t. this car, which
was attached to the freight and pro-
cceded to st. Adams.
The wrecking train was sent from
St. A Albans and the track cleare.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
VERY SUCCESSFUL.
Company E Holds a Competitive
Shoot.

Co. L held very successful shoot
Saturday afternoon, the prizes being
a gold medal given by the officers and
a silver one by the non.com's. Alex
ander Milne won first with a score of
% and James Sullivan second with a
score of 81.
Many other good scores were made
but owing to the fact that the COM
pany had to make their own ammuni-
tion small scores was the order. An
ther thing was the silhouette target
which was the first time they shot at
it. The officers feel confident that
their company will make better
showing at muster.
Thursday night will be the last
drill before muster and the boys will
then receive full instructions in refer
ence thereto.
Quartcrmaster Robins will leave on
Thursday morning for Fort Ethan
Allen with four men and get things
intO order for the 1lth.
The score by the men follows, the
average as will be noticed being 1876.
Wiltshire II, Mariani IA, Brown
Is, Beach II, Fraser 10, j. Rogers IA,
Roben 4, Russell 10, Sullivan II,
Douglass 8, A. Allen 10, Milne -,
Wright II, Stevenson II, Leslie IS,
Young II, c. Allen 20, Cadger Il,
Drown ,, Congo 6.
Byrnes Is, Brown IS, Lucia 9, Cay
hue IL, Gillspie Is, Mills 4, Dean p,
Rogers 20, Forbes II, Thurston 10,
Smith Q, Pickel IL. Corporals Smith
IA, Barron 10, Ward 9. Sergeants
Wheaton IL, Gauthier IS, Perkins
10. Private Goneo :. Sergcants
Meaker Is, PRESLEY II. Lieutenants
Murray 10, Gladding $. Capt. Cars
well IA.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
PASTOR RESIGNS.

st. Albans, Aug. 6.-Rev. w. II. II.
Avery, who has been pastor of the
Baptist church in this city for several
years, rendered his resignation yes
terday, and will sever his connection
with this church next Sunday. A
few weeks ago he preached in Grafton,
where he received unanimous call.
DR.. Avery is an active member Of the
AntiSaloon League, having organiz-
ed the local society.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
SOUTH BARRE.

James Lamb and wife, ID. Dcns-
more and wife spent yesterday at
Woodbury. Pond.
Yesterday at II O'Clock Mrs. Nettie
Waters Cummings died at the home
of A. w. Lane after weeks illness.
The deceased was on a visit to her old
home, South Barre, and was stopp-
ing with Mr.. A. w. Lane. A week
ago last Thursday she was taken
with paralytic stroke from which
she never recovered. Mrs. Cum
mings has been residing ia Worcester,
Mass. for number of years past but
each year she pays a visit to her old
home at South Barre. She was AZ
years of age and leaves husband TO
mourn her loss, not having any other
relatives. The funeral will be held
at 2 o'clock. Interment in the Will
son cemetery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
FIRST EDITION
8 o'clock.
RALLY IN montpelier.

Montpelier, Aug. 6.-The campaign
will be opened in this city on Tuesday
evening, August 7, when the republi-
can city committee will spread to the
breeze their new Mckinley and
Roosevelt flag 26 by 36, between the
Dieter and Cory buildings on State
street. 1t is expected that the Hon.
II. Henry Powers, member of Con-
gress, from the first district will be
present and address the people on the
topics that are uppermost in the
minds of all interested in public af-
fairs and that are being discussed all
over the United States. Hon. Zed S.
Stanton of Roxbury has also been in
vited to be present and address the
people.
All of the surrounding towns are
invited to participate with us in
making it rousing success.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
A new VENTURE.

G. G. Mascotte, last from Danbury,
Conn.,, but formerly from Burlington,
is going to start confectionery store
in this city about the first of Septem-
ber, and will locate in the Eastman
block, where Payette, Mendcl ,ohn &
Co. s cigar store now is.
The Burlington Candy Kitchen was
organized by Mr. Mascotte some years
ago, and was huge success, 50 much
SO that he received a good offer for it
and sold out. He went from there to
Danbury, Conn, and established a
similar concern, making it as much a
success as the other one, which his
brother John is now looking after.
Mr.. Mascotte has had Is years expert
ence in the candy business, and is
well-known in Burlington, being very
popular with the young people there.
He makes all the candy himself and
says he expects he will please the
taste of the Barre people. The store
will be known as the "Barre Candy
Kitchen.''
Ludwig Levin, the popular mana
ger for Payette, Mendelsohn e. Co.,
intends starting in business for him
self about Sept. lst, he having secured
store of Mrs. b. Tomasi for that
purpose. Mr.. levin intends opening
cigar store of tirSt-class order,
which he will name "The Arcade, !"
and intends giving his patrons some
thing new in the smokers line. All
those who know Mr.. Levin are salts.
fed he will meet with success. and
they have promised him visit.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
EtheIhert Won BRIGHTON Cup.

New York. Aug. G.-Ethclbcrt. the
gallant son of Eothcn-A!avri. held mt
| to . in the betting. won the Brighton
cup at Brighton Beach Saturday. scant
length before the black whirlwind Imp
in the fast time of $40 10. Sidney
Lucas. the American Derby winner, was
IL bad third, ten lengths away and eight
lengths before tho tired Herbert. who
brought up the rear. The brighton cup
was the feature of an Otherwise ordinary
days sport but it made up for all dc
linuucncies. as it was stirring struggle
between the greatest horse and the
rrratest mare of the age.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06

Ashland, Wis, Aug. G.-Proprlty cs
timated to be worth Sl,ou0.OOo WAS de
stroycd by fire in the lumber district OF
this city. The flames were checked attc,
three hours struggle and before they
reached the valuable snWmillS and orc
docks along the water front. The wind
favored the fire fighters during the after
noon. and probably nothing else saved
the millions of dollars worth of property
along the waters edge and perhaps Il
good part of the city.
At | 80 p. m. the fire was discovered
in the lumber yards of Barker X
Stewart. 1t spread rapidly To the Key.
stone Lumber companyS yards and in a
short time had destroyed almost 10000
600 feet of lumber. including six tram
ways. Carried by the strong wind, the
fire brands started blaze in the lime,
salt and cement dock. one-quarter of a
mile away. The dock burned like pow
der 1t was Il quarter of II mile long
and was soon reduced To ruil.s. together
with IA warehouse containing thousands
of dollars worth of merchandise and
several miles of railroad track.
1t was seen that unless heroic meas
urcS were taken the fire would spread
until everything iniiammnl,)" had been
destroyed The authorities acted with
great promptncSs
-Four thousand pounds of dynamite was
brought to the scene and distributed all
around the outer edge of the fire zone.
Piles of lumber and scores of small
buildings were blown into atoms and
after three hours hard work the flames
had apparently reached the limit. None
of the great sawmillS had Eccn destroyed,
but the loss was easily S1.0W.Ooo. Ed
ward Hines said that til" loss of his
firm alone was $SO0W0, fully insured.
The fire was still burning i'll the yards,
but he did not fear any further damage
owing to the fact that everything within
its reach had been destroyed by the dy-
Mantle.
Chunging wind Menace.
At s O'Clock the wind, which had
steadily favored the fire fighters, sud
denly vecred toward the city and devcl-
oped into gale. The alarm was sound
ed again, and every available piece of
fire apparatus was brought into action.
but it appeared probable that the mill of
Barker 4 Stewart. Durfce's mill, the
Ashland Iron and Steel company prop
crty and the Ohio Coal company's dock
would he destroyed.
AT 8 o'clock. when it seemed as II the
whole city was in the greatest danger,
the wind suddenly vecrcd again toward
the bay and away from the city ana the
mills. Meanwhile the fire was slowly
eating through the remaining lumber
piles toward the keystone mill. Soy
cral hundred men worked like demons
with every available line of hose. A
bucket brigade was formed to pour wa
ter on the fircmcn to keep their clothes
from catching fire.
Several million feet of lumber burned
during the evening. but at 10 "rl"ck the
fire had been checked, except IN the
vicinity of the keystone mill.
1t is reported that four employees IN
the Barker & Stewart yard. assisting IN
the dynamiting, were pinioncd between
burning piles of lumber and. after look
ing anxiouSly around and waving their
hands to the 5000 spectators ON shore
in hope of receiving help. were seen to so
down in the fire bxncath.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
ACCIDENT At BETHEL.

Bethel, Aug, GA Slight accident
occurred near here Saturday when a
work train overlook a freight and
lifted the caboose off the track des-
t t'oying the pil)t on in, engine. There
was fog and the work train was rum
ming faster than the freight and over
took it. No one was injured but it
took some time to get the wrecking
train here so quite a delay to traffic
resulted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
SLACK CASE CONTINUED.

Rutland, Aug. 6.-The case of State
VS.. Frank l.. Slack, arrested last week,
charged with embezzlng funds of the
Fidelity and Casualty Co., of New
York, came up before Justice Wayne
Bailey Saturday and was again con-
tinued to Aug. 18th, at the request of
States Attorney Rice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06

Hcloit. Wis.,, Aug. G.-.Io>cph Finer
SON. the famous Greek professor asso-
ciotcd for - years with Beloit college,
died here from general debility. Pro
fcs>or Emerson was born in Norfolk,
Conn. May %. 1921. lie was educated
at Phillips academy. And"ver, Mass.
and at Yale college. graduating from the
latter institution with the class OF lo4l'
Among his distinguished classmates was
Tx Marvel ODonald q. Mitchtlp.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06

Middlctown. y. y. Aug. CIV. ].
Embler & Son of Walden have Just
brought suit against that village for
$4,000 claiming that their mill. which
was destroyed hy fire week ago. could
have been saved had the village water
pressure been sufficient. II is stated
that this is the frst case of It's kind even
brought in this section of the state.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
Tn.ync Certnjn 10 Withdraw.

ST. Paul. Aug. 6.-Charlrs y. Towne'
vice presidential candidate on the Fopu-
list ticket. passed through this city on his
way to Duluth. JIc will withdraw from
his place on the Popuiist ticket within Il
few days. This is stated with authority.
Mr.. Towuc would not say so, hut il is
known that he is preparing To send such
y message to the Populist national com
mittcc. The communication j. in the
form of campaign document
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
TO CLOSE OUT AT ONCE
The Greatest Cut Price Ever Attempted in the state
.one That Will Always be Remen}oereo oy TITO
bargains We offepE
.u,erLook ArrHEsE BARGAINS

Tot No. s5 Mems Sack Suits ns6 "a to AZ ranging IN price
from AZ sao co. SOC little more than half the regular
price, These are bargains will be appreciated oy all
% ,,ns Coats and VeS Sacks Cutaways sizes 34 80
and M Extra fine goods these small Sizes 4oc on the ooa
less than half price the small man comes III aeao
lot No. 315 Mems Cutaway nearly all s but not tS year
.n ., do1,r inst think of suit for s4OO ASlooo
suit for sG 90 do not care lor e "Oo' '
good article for almost nothing, this your chance'
LOT No. 4-2o Bicycle Suits at 6oc on 'he uo"a'' " ~ r
can wear the coat and the pants away. v
LOT No. 5-35 Spring Ovcrcoats at soc on the oolar'
1or M a Mothers think your Boys All Boys anu Clu'n
c.t + dnng this SALE Ranging price from s1OO TO So'oo
lot No. Our entire of Mems odd fanS W 'o'' " ~
Pces ranging from SC to $500 a.,.- ..ao
M hut 200 handsome ateso se ''''o - -
~ A., 49,. Among theh Cie 1"
S W. w n Wv hoso SHIFTS will be 20 cent OIL 1ro" n
regular price.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
VERMONT PENSIONS.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Tne follow
ing VermonterS have been granted
pensions: Original, Marshall Ladue
dead, Hinesburg, s.; additional, Will
liam Sanborn Jr., West Topsham, sl2;
increase, Robert Plude, Vcrgennes,
ST..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
BANKRUPT PETITIONS.

Burlington, Aug. 6.-Thc bankrupt
petition of Joseph Stone of Hartford,
a laborcr, was filed at the clerk S office
in this city today. Liabilities, s4o2.-
20. assets, $3l0.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06

Lincoln, Ncb.. aug. Cit is announced
that Mr.. Bryan will he accompanied on
his trip to indianapolis by Mrs. Bryan
and their Young son. William j.. Jr.
They will be joined here bY Governor
and Mrs. Thomas of Colorado. who will
accompany them to indianapolis.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
vermont BOYS HoN0REO.

Washington, Aug. 6.-As result
of the engagement at Dumangas,
Panay, June 5 and 6, Colonel Rice has
recommended the following men for
rewards for bravery:
Lieut.. Roy e. Fernald, Goth infan.
try, U. S. V. to be mentioned in or
ders for distinguished bravery in ac-
tion; ON. Sergt. Philip English, Co.
B; Sergt. Charles G. Howe, Co. d:
Sergt. Dennis Quinlen, Co. G; Sergt.
William B. McMonigle, Co. b; Sergt.
Roy Emigh, Co. B; and Corp. Joseph
B. Farmer, Co. B, to be mentioned in
orders for meritorious service and con-
duct which involved great risk of life
and was characterized by great cour-
age and other soldierly qualities.
Corp. Albert M. Dennehy, Co. d, since
dead and private Thomas Galavan,
Co. G. since dead, to be awarded
medals of honor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
STANDING.
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.

Westerly. r. l., Aug. 6.-Wm.
Clark of Newark, N. j., president of
the VIM. Clark Thread Co.. died sud-
denly this morning of heart failure.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
BASE BALL.

LEAGUE GAMES SATURDAY,.
Boston, ,: Cincinnati, 0.
Brooklyn, &: Chicago, ,.
st. Louis, .; New York, s.
Pittsburg, 4, Philadelphia, ,.
LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.
st. Louis, 10 New York, |.
Cincinnati, ,: Pittsburg, l.
Chicago, !: Brooklyn, 3.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
ball Player Killed.

Pittshurg. Aug G.--Warl NJ. Snidcr,
aged % years, catcher Of the Homewood
Baseball club. muffed Il foul tip in Il
game with the Lawrenceville Gray>. and
the ball struck him over the heart. He
fell to the ground, and when assistance
reached him he was dead.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
korean Prince Reaches America.

San Francisco, Aug. G.-Trnrc En-
Wha. second son of the emperor Of ko-
rra, arrived here on the steamer City
nf Peking On route to Roanoke, Va, to
enter college. He WIS accompanied hy
Sin Feb Moo. a member of the Korean
lprntion mt Washington.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06

Lieut.. Fernald is attached to Co.
e, of the 26th U. S. Vols. which was
recruited largely in Connecticut.
The "Sergt. Charles G. Howe" above
referred to does not appear on any
list of Co. D, (the Vermont company
in this Office. There was Charles
S. Dow in Co. M, 1st vt. Vols. in the
war with Spain, and as Co. D is Cap
tain Brownell'S command and Co. M
was his command in 1898 the gallant
soldier mentioned in orders may be
Charles S. Dow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
KITCHENER
Is Narrowing the Circle
Around De Wet
DRIVEN OUT
The Boer Forces Dislodged
From Flank Position. =

London, Aug. Ca Pretoria spe-
cial says that Kitchener has narrowed
the circle around Gen. DeWet and
Gen. Steyn by driving out the enemy
from one OF the flank positions which
he held
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06
BrescI to Re Tried by Milan Asstzes

Rome. Aug. q. - According to local
newspapers, the cabinet council which
me, today to discuss whether Rrcsci. the
anarchist, ought TO be tried by the senate
or the Milan asszcs decided in favor of a
trial hy the latter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06

Every man, woman and child in the
city of Barre is invited to the Union
Cash Bazaar tonight for the last of
the closing out bargains.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06

New York, Aug. 6.-Thc anarchists ir
Paterson. n. j.. are keeping very quiet
Erncstinc Grnvclo is still in Paterson
and she says she docs not intend to 20
away.