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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-21
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CLEVELAND, Z; INDIANAPOLIS, 6.
indianapolis, April 20.-Indisnap polls and
Cleveland opened the American league
season here today before 1900 persons.
Cleveland won by punching hits off Kel-
lum in the fifth and hits of Dammann
and off-fielding errors in the seventh.
The score: RHE
Indianapolis .........30 0O102 zoos 6 3
Cleveland ............0 o 40 3 0 o. S 5
Observation-Disclosures Killum, Dam
mann and Heidon; Cleveland. Jones and
Diggins.
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Turn Your Liver While You Sleep.

The famous remedy for all stomach, liver and
constipation Ills is PIR-SO-TABLOES. They
actually stir up and turn over the liver while
you sleep, and you awake looking and feeling
ten years younger. They are neYer-falLns
cure for sick headache. At all druggist.
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PROVISION MARKET

The provision market yesterday was
weak and lower. ork sold off from 10 to
Is cents. while lard showed a decline Of
121a cents. Ribs dropped back 10 to 1917
cents The close was uOminallv steady
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BUFFALO. 6: DETROIT. 4.


Detroit, Mich. April 20.-Buffalo bunch
ed hits along with the Detroits' errors in
the seventh and eighth innings today and
Won the second game of the opening Sc
ries. Three basehits by Gettman Of Buff
falo and Ryan OF Detroit were the fea-
lures Score: Ri p
Detroit .............1O 2001OO0-4 40 3
Buffalo ................0 l 0 o O02 o-6 l
Batteries-Detroit. Miller and Shaw;
Buffalo, Millegan and Spear.
KANSAS CITY. +; MINNEAPOLIS. .
Kansas City. No, April 2O.-Today's
game was a pitchers battle, in which
Kansas City pounded out a victory IN the
eighth inning. Lee succeeded Daub in the
seventh inning. Score: Ri E
Minneapolis ..........0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 o. I
Kansas City ........-0 001003 - g l
Batteries-Minneapoh Ehret and Fish
er; Kansas City, Daub, Lee and SuIi-
van.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NIARKETS
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 2o-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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East Side Racket
528 East Douglas Avenue
WE SELL GOODS CHEAPER

Because no delivery wagons-we have no
men around town hunting orders-se goods for spot
cash Our firm sells more groceries than any two retail
dealers in the city and of course in buying get the
quantity
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KANsAS cITY- 1. MINNEAPoIIs
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Open T High Low I Close.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 2o.-The leading futures
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-14

Pues ia responsibilities caera
sobre quien autoriz6 y acept6 la con
cesion. .
sPor que? Porque va Sc na di'
che y repetido philharmonic 10 que
dijo y reptile Ell primer electricista
del mundo, Tomas Edison, cuya au.
toridad y competencia es irrefutable,
yque nosotros volveremos a repetir
aquf copiandolo de sLa Electricidad,
de Barcelona, quien 10 tradujo de
un periodico americana en- % de
Noviembre 1890:
<Estas peligrosas corrientes pa
saran por multitud de hilos metali'
cos que las conduciran a las habita'
clones, almacenes, ga, prodaciendo
sus desastrosos efectos. Els eviden'
tie que, por estas causas, ell peligro
de tales circuitos no esta limitado da
ningdn modo 8 los hilos destinados
a corrientes alternatives de alta ten.
sion, sino que otros hilos destinados
a. corrientes i~nofensjvas corren el
riesgo de llegar a ser tan MORTA-
LES en- sus efectos como los prime
rOS.2
Veremos despues quienes esta'
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Distribution
De Ia EIe!t'iitiaal.
LAS BASES.

En- la mayor parte de nuestros
artfculos hemos llamado la atenci6n
de la Comision municipal, insistien
do en- la conveniencia y necesidad
de obligar a las empresas de luz cleo
trica por medic del pliego de condi-
clones a que, cuando menos, en- esta
Capital, que constituye la primera
IONA, Sc establecieran muchos cir
cuitos principles sin limitar nunca
ell ndmero de los mismos. Para de.
mOstrar eSta convenience hemOs
expuesto no tan solo 10 que Ia cien-
cia aconseja siuO que hemos recall
cado ell hecho practice de la garan
tia constante del alumbrado que es
10 principal, 10 imprecindible, por-
que asf, distribuida la Ciudad en-
secciones combinadas, en- case de
averia, nunca quedariamos & oscu-
ras. Podriamos quedar peor alum
brados por la extinction de lamparas
~salteadas, pero nunca a oscuras.
Nadie puede evitar las averias.
nj nadie puede prever una r9tsJta,,-
un corta- circuito quemado q otra
causa que entorpezca, y por ESQ no.
sotros entendemos que la Base So
limitando Ell nhmero de circuito a
seis, resulta una imposition que
puede redundar en- p%erjuicio del
buen servicio.
Esta Base, IN vez de decir que
cen la zona principal de la Ciudad
estaran establecidos seis circuit0s
para garantizar mas Ell alumbrado
ga, debiera decir ecuando menos
coic~ rh1i~orIN OK ri 1ntrotof r,
de este modo q entender que ell MI
nero mfnfnho de c%frcuitos principal
les aceptables sera ell de seis, ell cual
podra rebasar pero nunca rebajar.
Suponemos que ell ilustrado cri-
terio de Ia Comisi6u seria este, pero
bueno serfa tambien evltar al pre-
sentc las nebulosidades que pudie-
ran ~prcsentarse en Ell porvenir por
faita de claridad en- 10 estatuidO.
Estamos de acuerdo con la base
lOa Debe exijirse que la fuerza
electro motriz no exceda de 1870 vol,
is para los sitios mas lejanos, te-
niendo en- cuenta la r~e5istencia cleo.
trica delos conductores, como tam
bieu debe exigirse Sc Olga en- la me
moria TODD aqucllo que sirva de acla.
raciou & las ofertas.
La Base liza tiene tambien i'm
portancia toda vez que en- ella Sc
trata de la fuerza 6 intensidad lumi-
nosa de las lamparas. Esta Base
esta relacionada con la Ia para ca
so de frau6e 6engano Ell la %intansi
dad luminosa de dicha lamparas
Sabido es que la medicion de Ia
intensidad lumiposa de focos pode'
rosos para determinar las bujias,
ha ofrecidO serias difcultades a eau
sa de la gran desigualdad que "xi5'
tie en- la p%otencia 8 en- la colora ion
de esas dos luces. es decir. e n la bu
ia y 81 foco.
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Rectifcando.
ST.. Director
de LA, CoRItEsPONDENC1A
... w. . -+- Sandman

o"b A~as$
Muy senior milo "
. .-- Suplico a V. encarecidamente la
inserci6n en- su ilustrado peri6dico,
de las s;guientes lineas.
Ha llegado q mis- manos su pc
ri6dico de fecha 8 del corriente, en-
ell cual sc lee una gacetilla que dice
que ell senor Inspector de Instruc-
ci6n Pdblica de Mayaguez, trat6 en-
mala forma q una Srta. durante los
examenes, de tai manera que afecta.
da tuyo que regresar a ~ cas- en-
-coche.
Pues bien, Sr. Director, 20 soy
la madre de la aludida senorita, la
acompane al examen y regres6 con
ella a mi casa despues de vertical
do.
Els completamente falso que di'
cho senior, que es muy atento y deli
cado, que ha tratado siempre a mi
hija y a mi, con la mayor considera
ci6n y respeto, haya ofendido en-
ninguna forma a mi hija, solamente
hubo una reconvencion de parte de
dicho senior, que no viene al case
publican, y que 20, como madre in
teresada, lie aplaudo en- vez de re
procharlo
Gracias mil, Sr. Director, que
dando en- Mayagiez q II de Agosto
del 1900.
S. S. @. B. S. NJ.
Teresa de Jes,is Perez.
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El Doctor Halnmerl ha ideado,

I'll Doctor Hananerl ha ideado,
y SO = en- Europa, IN medic inge.
niosospara redHcir I'll error que en-
Ia determinaci6n de los focos pu-
Ediera coneterse. xBasta para clio
hacer dar vueltas delante del foco
Senestudio unos sectores met alicos
Idemayor omenor angulo; 81 81 to-
tai de estos sectores es de 1866 solo
IA mitad de los rayosluminosos lie.
gan al Fotometro y la intensidad Sc
reduce 9 la mitad,. Tres sectores
bastan, con una rotacion moderada,
q hacer uniforme la luz para q
medida. ST ell angulo de cada uno
DC clos es, por ejemplo, de 400 &
sean l2O grades para los tres, la re.
ducci6n es de un tercio.
Hemos llegado a la Base ia la
cual tiene mucho iugo, como suele
decirse. Dice asf: <Todo siniestro
que por deseuido 6 falta de pr cau :
ci6n hubiere, sera de exclusive
responsablidad del contratista>.
Vamos Asuponer que ell Ayun.
tamiento, bajo ell punto de vista de
la economic, acepte Ell servicio de
n empresa que suministre corrien'
tes alternatives de alta tension. En-
primer lugar y por economic tam
bien, para no sa.ir perjudicada esa
empiesa, no pondra sino dos circui'
COS principales que conduciran DO
derosas fuerzas electricas que pasa
ran sobre las lineas telef6nicas y
telegra6cas, dado que la distribu
clon abrazara toda Ia IONA de La Ca
pital.
Supongamos tambien que IN nj.
no t%ravieso, estando en- una azotea
Sc lie ocurre trepar q una crucet a y
agarrar IN alambre, 6 10 que es peor
adn: supongamos, puesto que as1 81
case es mas natural, quelos emplea'
dos, n de la'empresa d eluzs, sino
lie esas llneas telefonicas 8 telegra'
fcas que O ell mayor descuido ira.
bajan sin tenor aiguno en- sus l1neas
Q estacion, por uu Academic cual
quiera cae 6 recibe un cruce: 0 curre
una desgracia; muere I'm ce1ador v
un peon que quiere salvar a aquel,
isobre quien debe caer la response.
bilidad? Use han tenido las precau.
clones exijidas, por ell ~contratista?
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POlic1a
InSular.

Puesto de Barceloneta-Captu
radios: Dionisio Salazar Francisco
Dino, por orden dol Tribunal de
Arecibo: Pedro Torres, por robo de
prendas.
Puesto de Toro Negro (Ciale>)
Capturados: Abad Morales, por robo
de ganado vacuno; Manuel Luna y
Dolores Colon, por hurto de provi
stones.
Puesto de MontelIano (Morovi>)
Capturadcs: Malce!o Rivera, por
robo de f%rutos: Eusebio HarLaudtz
y Esteban Mrriente, por robo ede
ganado vacunC; Julian Curbelo. por
aggression a Modesto Lugo
Puesto de Jayuya (Utuado) Cap
turados: Jose Lopez y Rufno Colon,
por robo de ganadu v%acuno; Simon
Vazquez y Herarlio Co zalez, por
hurtN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-14
FINTF ANOS de ex perien-

Y EINTE ANOS de ex perien-
cha han demostrado las propie-
dades tonicas reconstituyentes de
estas pildoras, curando rapidamente
todas las Intermediates que depen-
den del empobrecimiento de la san
gre por una alimentacion POGO nu-
t~ritiva, por habitar en- lugares hu-
medos y NAL ventilados y por en-
fermedades anteriores.
Su acci0n curativa es muy eff
caz en- las palpitaciones del corazon,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
lidad y dolores en- las piernas, hidro-
pesia, cansancio, sorderas, zumbidos
de dido, marcos, dalid6z de Ia piol,
a la que restituye su color natural;
meteorismo, flores blancas, grandes
perdidas de sangre, falta de mems
truaci0n, su abundancia 8 escases y
para procurar ,el complete desarrv-
Ito de las l6venes en- pubertad, dcbili
dad general, convalescencia de Ii;
intermediates agudas6 cronicas 0
tai que estas alteracioncs morbosas
sea slntomas de una cIoro-Qnemiu
simple y no de una affection general
8 de una lesion organica que recla-
maran entOnces Otra medication
En- vista de los progresses de la
terapeutica y de algunos inconve-
nientes que Sc notasen en- la practi-
ca.
Sc ha modificado Ia formufa
atm de ofrecer al pdblico una pre-
paraci6n it'll. segura Y rapida de SIS
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%efectos, 10 que Sc comprue ba POT ell
uso tan generalizado que Sc hace dc
ella en- toda la Isla.
Con ol fin de precaverse de la,
muchas lmltacjones one de esta for
mula Sc han hecho, xcuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,~ debe exigirs
que en- cada GAIA de legitima proce.
dencia, este Ia marca de fabrica, Nj
la tapa superior, un sello cue dice:
DIR N. REVERON Medico Ciruian,
Ponce, Puerto-Rico~ en- la i inferior, Y
su fifma en- ell lado derecho de la faia
exterior de esta %cajita. Ponce Agos-
to 80 de 1896.
hVIoOSiendo objeto de frecuen-
AVlOOtes imitaciones las Pill
DORAS DEL DIR. REVESON hago
presente, que las legitimas son las
%proparadas exclusivamente en- la
acreditada Farmacia de VALE y
CANCIO, que son los depositarios de
Ia verdadera formula y los unicos
que estan autorizados para usar mi
nombrc en-. dichas pildoras-DR N.
REVERON.
Depositos en- las siguientes Far
macias:
VALE Y CANCIO, Ponce
GUILLERMETY. Capital-RlVEP.
Areeibo.-ITURRINO, Camuy. re-
VIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla.-RO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas
ZAVALA, Guayanilla.- FERER, Jua-
na-Diaz.r BETANCES Coamo.-
N DXII DI Einloa
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n

Sr Presidente del Sub-comite
Federal de Puerta de Terra:
Con esta fecha hago renuncia
irrevocable del cargo que desempe
no en- Ell Sub comite de csc barrio,
separandome a la vez del Partido
Federal
Con toda consideration,
B. S. M.
PEDRO R DE DIEGO
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Puesto de Mameyes Utuado.)
Capturados: Diego y LaurencfURe.
yes Victor Santiago, por ordendel
Juzgado de Utuado; jose Mendoza
y Jose Santiago, ppr hurto de frn.
tos; Juan Santiago, por robe.
Puesto de Arroyo. Capturados:
Gavino Valentfn, por hurto; Domin.
go Velazquez, por robo; Leocadio
Melendez, por orden del Juzgado de
Guayama
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-14

De una herida casual en- IN
pie, fue curado aver en- la sala de so
corros Ell individuO Juan Velez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-14
En- 81 Club fNeral de la Playa
de Ponce, ha debido calebrarse an
tier IN injecting de propaganda.

Mariana estara en- nuestra
bahia Ell vapor xSan xSim3n proce
dente de Santo Domingo, = en- viaje
para Europa.
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de una he1 mosa casa en- Puerta de
TERRA, situada en- Ia carretera fren-
to 4 los basracones, sque mide II 80
metros de frente Dor 20 de fondo;
informar AN caleta de San Juan nd-
nero II
n-s-3-2
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Hoy lie fueron hurtados a Ger
man & rillo, cinco pesos que dej6 en-
Ell baul, mientras abandon0 SUI casa
por cortos momentos. Ell perjudica'
do tiene sospechas con la individual
Reparada Carri0n.
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Dr.. Pedro Jdner
EsncuLsn EN- LAS fMfERMEDAOEs De Ia MfzHcM
Medico de la "Sociedad Protectora de los ninos' de esta Capital.

Elk inferno pensionado, por oposici6n, de Ia facutad de medlcina
de Barcelona. ~ e.,
Ex Medico de la casa de Lactencia y Cuna, y auxiHar del Hospital
de Santa Cruz de dHha Cludad.
Socio Honorario del Institute M6dco Valenciano.
Socio Correspondence pemiado de la Real Academia de medicina
de Granada y de las de Barcelona, Cadiz, Coruha, Sevlla- etc
Socio extraniero de la Academia dc Hygiene de Paris.
Preniado a wees en- la Facultad de medicinal de Barcelona etc, etc
HORAs DE CONSULTAS DE 10 A II Y DE A 3.
GALE DEL CR1sro Is, BAJos DEL HOTEL MAYFLowER. S. 30
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La individual Maria Rodriguez,
que vive en'Tarca n1mero II profe'
ria aver noche palabras indecorcsas
la via pdblica, siendo detenida Y
multada hoy con 9 dollars
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ran obligados e aceptar la respon.
f. PELAT I'll.
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81 quereis conseguir cuatro
magnffcas fotograf1as de los hom'
bres notables de Cuba 8 Puerto Ri.
co no teneis NADIA mas que ir al esta
blecimieuto de S. Melon y Ca en-
plear por valor de un peso y os re.
galaran un precioso panuelo con la
veresf gle de dichos patriotas. Fijaos
en- Ell anuncio de la misma casa que
publicamos en- otro lugar.
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Aver sc inundo de aqua ell pa
ito de la casa Fortaleza n1mero 80,
por efecto de estarse limpiando I'M
en- la casa contigua ndmero
1O1 de la Gale de San Francisco.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19
Capital City Notes.

Montpelier, Dec. 10. - Henry Co.
burn made complaint to Grand Juror
Bailey on Monday, alleging that he
was robbed while in his lunch cart on
Main St., Saturday night Of his watch
and $40 by Charles Sands and Fred
Rowell. The young men were ar
rested Monday evening by Deputy
Sheriff Tracy. A partial hearing was
held in the city court that evening
but was continued until this morning.
Fred Rowell was allowed to 60 upon
his own recognizance while Charles
Sands was placed under $500 bail
surety.
A quiet but pretty home wedding
occurred yesterday at the home Of
David Mayo, the brides father at 81
Elm ST., when Clyde D. Templeton
and Miss Anna B. Mayo were married
in the presence of the immediate
friends and relatives, Rev. G. O. Jud-
kins performing the ceremony.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19

1t is said that the Reformer man
has certain important letters In his
possession and that Page asked him
to return them, but that he, instead,
locked them up in his safe for future
reference.
The Reformer, although rated as an
Independent Democratic paper, was a
strong supporter of Page.
One Of the rumors in circulation is
That Congressman Powers, who is the
attorney for the Reformer, has said
that he would give $500 for the chance
Of cross-examining Mr.. Page.
The result of the other cases hinge
on the one brought here, as Mr.. Page
will have to appear before the county
court next June. eN
The Messenger called up ex- Gov.
Page and he refused to say anything
except to state that "Powers brought
the suit" &
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19
Crushed to Dea,h,

Bellows Falls, Dec l9.-Lee Baker
the eight years old son Of e. L. Baker
was fatally injured here yesterday
afternoon while coasting. With q
playmate he attached his SLED to a
team heavily loaded with lumber and
was being drawn up the hill. When
nearing the top the king bolt of the
wagon broke and the entire load fell
back upon him plnning him against a
telephone pole and crushing him to
death. His companion was thrown
bodily over fence and down steep
embankment but escaped without
serious injury.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19
To Help tho Poor.

A. e. Bruce Of this city, received
today from Mount Sinai Temple
MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine through
the~recorder check for sum of
money which is to be distributed
amongst the poor and needy of this
city on Christmas eve.
Mr.. Bruce has enlisted the services
of Frank Small and they will attend
to the good work ia person. Theil
plan is to provide feast for each
poor family in the city SO far as the
money will 90. Upon each parcel az
it reaches it's destination will be seen
a label bearing this inscription IA
Merry Christmas. Compliments Of
Mount Sinai Temple Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine" Thirty members o1
this Temple are citizens of Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19
STATE DAIRYMeN'S Meeting.
Especial to TELEeRAM.)

Brattleboro, Dec. 19.-The Wo-
mans Auxiliary to the Vermont
Dairymen's Association will hold q
meeting Tuesday evening, Jan. sth.
1901, in Burlington. Mrs. Ida H,
Reed has been secured to speak on the
food question and its effect upon the
system. Miss Anna Barrows of Bos.
ton, Mass, will speak upon "The
Value OF Teaching Domestic Science
in Schools" Miss Barrows is one of
the editors Of tine American Kitchen
Magazine, and has taught in various
colleges and universities the art of
cooking, besides giving demonstration
lectures before woman's clubs and SO.
cieties, also before large number
Of farmers organizations. The presi-
dent of Vermont University will give
an illustrated lecture.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19

Washington, D. Q, Dec. 19.-In
the Senate yesterday no business of
general importance was transacted in
open session. Mr.. Tillman sent to
the desk and had read the following
resolution:
Resolved, that the President be
and is hereby requested, if not in his
Judgment Incompatible with public
interest, to furnish the Senate all in
formation and copies of all correspon-
dence between this government and
the government Of Colombia showing
what steps, If any, have been taken
by this government to secure treaty
between the two governments, or a
a modification by Colombia of existing
treaties or concessions, with the view
of securing to the United States the
right to construct canal over the
territory Of Colombia between the
Atlantic end Pacific oceans.'
The Senate then went into execu-
tive session to resume consideration
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19
GOVERNOR PAGE
Sued by Powers For a
Bennington Paper
A POLITICAL SCANDAL
Plaintiff Claims $1,000 Due
For Servlc es Rendered

st. Albans, Dec. 19.-The St. AL.
bans Messenger has created good
deal Of excitement by special des.
patch from Benning ton last night, the
substance of which is as follows.
Bennington, Dec. 18.-J. H. Liv
ingston, of the Bennington Reformer,
a democratic newspaper published in
this town, has sued ex.Gov. Carroll S.
Page Of Hyde Park for damages set
at 81, 200.
Hon. H. Henry Powers of Morris
vile, is entered on the county clerks
docket as attorney for the Reformer.
No appearance has been entered for
the defendant and the case does not
yet stand for trial.
The declaration states that the suit
is to recover moneys that the plain.
tiff claims are due him for services
In the late campaign. The suit is
brought for breach of contract, the
plaintiff claiming that on the first day
Of July last Page was indebted to him
in the sum of one Thousand dollars for
work, care, labor and diligence per.
formed and done by him In his be-
half.
The suit is said to be the first of
several that are to be brought by var
ious papers in the state who support
ed Page in the recent canvass, and
who claim that he has not stood up to
his contract with them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19
A Pretty Wedding.

A pretty wedding took place this
afternoon at o'clock, when at the
home of the BRIDES parents, 65 South
Main street, Miss Pearl, daughter 1of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Newhall, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Henry
Willis of West Lebanon, N. II.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Ef1ie X. M. Jones. The brides.
maid was Miss Ethel Kerr and the
groomsman was Mr.. William Kerr, Of
Northfield. The bride looked very
attractive in gown of brown tipt
trimmed with light blue chiffon ard
she carried brides roses. Only the
immediate relatives were present.
Misa Una Minard played the wedding
march and Master Charles Minard aud
little Grace Newhall acted as ribbon
carriers. &
The groom is we'll known here hat
ing been employed at the Barre steam
laundry for IS months. He left here
two months ago to accept lucrative
position with the Acme steam laundry
at White River Junction. The bride
is an attractive young lady Of Barre
and has many friends here. The
happy couple leave on the $40 train
for wedding tour after which they
will return to West Lebanon to re-
side.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-19
Vermont Pensions and Patents.

Washington. Dec 19.-The follow
ing pensions to Vermonters have beer
allowed: Reissue, Amherst W. Rublee
West Berkshire, $50; original widows
Helen E. Burroughs, West Concord
$l2; restoration and reissue, James
Davidson, dead, Post Mills Village,
$40; increase, Chas. w. Briggs, North
Springfield, ss.
William A. Hall of Bellows Falls
assignor to the Casein 60. Of America,
has taken out letters patent for max.
ing soluable casein.
The Matted Cereals Company Of
Burlington has taken out a trade
mark for a cerealin named Cereal
Products.