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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-18
CITY LOCALS.

William WiShart has returned from
a short business trip to Milton.
Charles Tiff and j. f. Rowe have
gone to Gilmore Pond on fishing ex-
pidition.
w. e. SHELTON of the Skclton-F oote
Co., Boston, is doing the town on bust
ness.
Should you wish to improve tn
quality of your bread use the CELE-
DRAFTED MAGIC YEAST. Nothing like
it for producing light sweet, nut
ritious loaf of bread. 1t will retain
it's moisture and nutty flavor longer
than bread raised with any other
yeast put upon the market. Try it.
3O-36*
Kindly remember the social at the
M. e. Chapel, South Barre, tonight
from I to 10. The ladies will serve
ice cream and cake and Il short pro-
gram will be rendered. Admission,
children 8 cents, adults 10 cents.
DR.. G. w. Steele is to leave for
Washington to attend the National
Convention of the MOBILES of the
Mystic Shrine. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Steele and they will
remain for about two weeks.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-18
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Mrs. Richie Loomis ., Mrs. Julia
Browell. Miss Nellie Neil ,, Mrs. X.
O'Brien, Miss FANNIE Prescott, Mrs.
Ida Quillinan, Mrs. J. Silver, Miss
Berenice Thompson, American Gran
lite Co., Robert Boyce, d. j. Boyce,
A. Cruishank, Samuel Chappie, S. d..
Champine, William Davidson, p. Four
nier, BONNIE Giosuc, .R. l.. Harvey,
George junior, j. N. Leclerc, T. L..
Marriage, Francisco Mycherd, James
G. Bowan, G. ID. Sunderland, Harry
Descendant, Album j. Williams, J.
W. Warner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-18
FINGERS CUT OFF.

While Leander Bertrand was work.
ing at A. A. Carrolls at | O'Clock
this afternoon he got his hand caught
between two stones and three fingers
were cut off.
He went to DR.. Nichols, who dress
ed the wound. He will lose the first
Joint of the second finger, but the
other two may be fixed so that he will
have the use of them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-18

Unheard of bargains at the Art
Novelty Stores closing out sale.
Goods at your own prices.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21
BRUTALITY ON IHE SEA.

Second mate Chase of the bark st.
Katherine is charged by members of
the crew with fearful brutality on the
voyage, and the men have begun pro-
Ceedings to have him punished. An
drew Carlson has made a charge of as
sault against him and other men who
are on the vessel and unable to get
ashore yet, have charges to make.
The mate is accused of being respon-
sible for the insanity of the man who
went crazy on the voyage, his brutali-
tY, it is said, having been so terrible
that the unfortunate victim lost his
head. Jacob had several beatings
from the second mate before he went
crazy" says Carlson, land one night
he was knocked down on the forecastle
head and beaten, just before be went
crazy. The mate drove him crazy by
cruel treatment.
81 was knocked down twice by the
mate with an iron pin and had two
black eyes for many days. There were
plenty of witnesses to the assaults and
the men will testify for me-"
Other members of the crew say that
the second mates brutality made the
vessel a veritable hell. He is said to
have used his fists and weapons that
happened to be handy on the slightest
provocation, and to have forced man to
ance. The men will tell their stories in
court.
Captain Saunders had no use for his
second mate and discharged him as
soon as he reached here. On the voy-
age Chase was imprisoned for over a
month, on account of his conduct. This
together with the presence of a crazy
man on the vessel, made the trip fear.
fully hard one for Captain Saunders
and the first mate. They had only about
! four hours sleep out of the twenty-foul
during the last four months of the long
voyage round the Horn, one of them
being constantly on the watch The
crazy man is no better. He raves con.
stantly about the ship, and at times
imagines that there is devil in the
| cell with him.
The men say they have no complaints
! to make about the captain or the frs
| mate.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.
Minstrels at the orpheum.

MINISTRIES at the Orpheum.
A bicycle has been found in the hall
way of the Judd building.
Later mail and news is expected by
the Picking during this evening.
The band will play on the grounds of
the Executive building this afternoon.
A dance will be given by the Re-
bekahs in Progress Hall next Monday
evening.
black leather bag has been lost.
Reward of $40 is offered for it's return
to Dr. George Herbert.
Handsome box couches combining a
wardrobe, now on sale at the Coyne-
Melihen Furniture Company.
A meeting of the Ladies' Society Of
Central Union church will be held at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
On Saturday April 9TH, Jas. F. Nor
gan will sell at auction delinquent
shares of McBryde Sugar stock
The Board of Health published in this
issue an amendment to the district
where sanitary regulations apply.
DR.. Hoffman is getting all right. He
took two doses of the prophylactic in
place of one, which doubly upset him.
The Ladies' Society of the Central
Union Church will hold a quarterly
meeting tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
in the church parlor.
There will be a church social at Cen
trail Union church, Thursday evening.
This will be a welcome to Rev. and Mrs.
Brown and Miss YarrOw.
Kaluna, charged with the burglary
of the care takers cottage at Hawai-
ahao church some days ago, is being
tried in the district court this after
noon.
Miss Mary II. Krout will give a Sc
ries of drawing room talks at the resi-
dence of VIM. c. Wilder, commencing
on Monday next, from $3.50 to 4:30
o'clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21
TRUSTS.

The republican party can be depende l
on to suppress the trusts-in it's plat
form.-Chicago Record.
The coal trust evidently has not sue
ceeded in doing to the weather man
what Senator Clark is alleged to have
done to the Montana egislature.-Chi-
Cago Record.
The bathtub trust cannot scare the
old inhabitant who was brought up to
wash at the pump.-Pittsburg Times.
Mr.. Rockefeller thinks trusts should
be regulated by the state. His expert
ence with the attorney general of Ohio
probably led him to that conclusion
Chicago Record.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21

F. J. Cross, the wireless telegraphy
man. sailed by the Australia for Lon
don. He is being accompanied as far
as the Mainland by his wife.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21
SUGARCO
Delinquent Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BY
laws, and by order of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Olaa Sugar Company, 1
am directed to offer for sale at Public
Auction at the rooms of ]. F. Morgan,
Auctioneer, the following delinquent
stock of the above mentioned company
on Saturday, at IL o'clock noon, the S1st
day of March, 1900, provided the as
sessments with interest are not paid
on or before said date at the office of
Alexander e. Baldwin, Judd Building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21
CLASH IN INSPECTION.
First Trouble Reported Under the New
Inspection Regime.

The first trouble reported between
health inspectors and citizens was re-
ported to the Marshal and to DR.. Wood
yesterday. Captain Dudoit made com
plant to the Marshal and Inspector
Berger to DR.. Wood Dudoit says that
Berger came into his house without
knocking at the door or otherwise an
nouncing his presence and began going
through the house, frightening Mrs.
Dudoit who had been told about the
several burglaries and holdups occur
ring lately and was in a state of ner-
vousness. Captain Dudoit yesterday
morning demonstrated with Berger and
yesterday afternoon Dr. Wood went out
to the house. He assured Captain Du-
doit that inspectors must be gentleman
ly but insisted that they must be al
lowed to inspect houses. Captain Du-
dot said this inspector should not be
permitted to come into his house, and
this morning refused him admittance.
There the matter rests up to the pres
ent.
Captain Dudoit says he held the
pleasantest relations with the volunteer
inspector and would have done with the
present inspector, if it had not been for
what he considers the latter's lack of
consideration
Il 7 Gross Tho yvira1acs toIorr,.o -, -,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21

]. b. CASTLE. Treasurer.
Honolulu, H. l., March 5. 1900.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-21
R0-Opened for
Business
New England Bakery

Our store has been thoroughly re-
novated and everything is clean, neat
and first-class in every detail.
Customers desiring our CELEBRAT-
ED BREAD delivered to their homes
are requested to place their orders as
. early as possible, by phone "a and in
sure early morning delivery.
We have engaged Prof. Paul Egry,
Who will furnish music for the occa-
sion. A hearty invitation is extended
to ALL.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
TRADE wIrm sourn AMERICA.

a bulletin recently issued by che Bu-
reau q American Republics, at washing
ton. gives comparative statement Of
tho amount Of business transacted between
tho Uuitod States and the south Amer
lean countries. aud Europe ana those
couutrict According to this statement 4
is very eldeut that the United States
are not securing anything like their fair
share Of South American business. why
is IN Il not the South American held
as inviting as the Aslatlc2 We are just
now making great fuss over China ana
incidentally the Philippines. but We are
paying mighty little attention to Brazil.
the Argentine Republic and other South
American states Notwithstanding they
are large consumers. and. from the geo
graphical sltuation. ought to be our Gus
toners.
/ II may be said that tho south Amer
leans. being descended from a different
I race. do not like us and prefer 70 trade
/ With people OF extraction and language
similar to their own. Thas. however.
viii not hold eood. The South Americans
are Launs They speak Spanish or FOR
tuguesc; but the most Of their trading IS
done with Great Britain ana Germany.
| Neither Spain nor Portugal gees a large
amount 81 the businc-s Take tine case
Of the Argentine Republic during the nrst
six months OF the present year. The 10
/ tal imports OF tho Argentine for that
/ period amounted TO t57o00eeo Ia round
numbers. OF that amount Great Britain
secured nearly 100000 Germany IS
next on the list Tho United States Stand
/ low with a total OF only $4,000 or
/ Argentine exports there We're a total of
i9lo99.co during the same period The
I bulk of the exports went 10 Great Britain.
I with Germany standing next
/ The foregoing facts show that Il IS not
ness. South America buys from England
aud Germany because those countries Of
/ Ter better Inducements. The South Amer
/ leans do their trading where their wants
are studied and catered 10. Where "a is
"a matter Of dollars. or pesos or milreis.
or sucres. or boiivars. or pounds or
marks. they do not care anything about
I VIC iahAAaEts sentiment cuts a Hnt To
figure in business. in South America as
! elsewhere.
! The demand in South America ls for Just
such manufactured articles as this country
exceis in-textiles. iron and steel mate
rials. tools. machinery lumber coal
stoneware. crockery. glass. etc. In many
OF these lines We have lately been under
selling both England ana Germany IN their
own territory. Is 10 not reasonable TO
suppose, therefore that We could lay
them down in the Argentine Republic
cheaper than either England or Germany
cam There Is a vast market to che south
OF us, awaiting exploitation. II ought 20
attract considerable attention during the
nex' few years. and a large percentage
Of tho business done ought TO ho through
tho ports Of the South Atlantic section
savannah is prepared to handle her share
Of d. Her position on the map makes
her q most desirable pore Tor south
/ American trade.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
INCREASING VALUE or COTTON
SEED

/, begins 70 look o. II the time were
coming when the seed Of the cotton plant
would b. as valuable as rs lint A
month or moro ngo We published an ar
ucle IN which 60 was pointed out that tas
value Of the seed was rapidly approaching
the value OF the cotton.
And u seems that new uses for tho seed
are being discovered OH the time. incroas.
Ing its commercial value. II is not 80
many years since the planters did not
know what 20 do with cotton seed They
lad no more use Tor Il than a saw mil
nsn has Tor saw dust Then i.s value
as q fertilizer began 20 De- recognized
soon its oil began to be used for various
purposes and cotton seed meal as food
Tor cattle. Now. many valuable things
are Manufactured from a.
But as valuable 81 the seed has become
u was not suspected until very recently
that ls hulls had value other than tor
cattle food. Now q IS understood that
a process has been discovered by watch
the despscd huils can be made into a
very good grade OF paper. According 10
recent reports q number OF mills for max
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

II want divorce. and I want 4 RICH,
away" a woman exclaimed, oxcitedly as
she entered the Office OF a weli-kuowu
attorney or Baltimore recently. and who
tells the story. says the Baltimore Sun.
What has your husband been doingy
,he lawyer asked.
MY husband D. a brute, and can't live
with him any longer"
But what has be been doing? Has he
beaten YOU
Beaten me-" lin a scornful tonO Il
would like 20 sec him attempt e."
Has he abandoned you7"
He is too lazy 20 leave the house"
We'll. has he fallen in love with an
other woman"
"He is so ugly that no other woman
would have him"
Well. then. on what ground do you
want a divorce"
"oh. he's a brute. a perfect brute"
But you must tell me exactly what
he has done or cannot do anything Cor
YOU"
We'll" the woman replied, my hus-
band became angry when no came home
TO dinner yesterday and found that HIS
dinner was noe ready / had gone out %
visit my mother and when ] got home ]
found him In a terrible rage cooked
dinner FOR him. and when ] put IL on the
table I said TO him. There's your dinner
and ] hope.i will choke you
lie ate his dinner and then went up
stars ] heard him pounding something
bu, did not so up 10 see what he was
aoirg When he came down be said to mo
j have fixed you. and you Will not eat
any dinner
what do you think the brute haa
done2 lie had broken up my false teeth
SO that ! could not use them. and there
fore could not eat any dinner"
The lawyer bowed the lady out OF hts
ONCE. telling her that he would look into
the case. lie Is still looking
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Mso!inFs-Ancient Arabic order Of tho
Mobiles of the Mystic shrine. Armour
Lodge. No 1854 O.. l.. o. Of O. F.; sa-
vanuah Volunteer Guards. German
Friendly Society
Business Noucc-E q W. Laundry
Franklin Cigars.
The Great sale Of Christmas Goods Is
now On-At lIosan's
Amusemeuts-Nishol Paige n tho
Captains Mate" 90 Thcatcr Tonight
Biscuit Etc-Nauoual Biscuit Com
psny
Legal neutrality-suspicious. 90 Sell
Shares % Capital Stock Augusta ami sa-
vannah Railroad Stock OF Estate Of N -.
willy. Deceased; Libel for Divorce. So
phie 3. Durham VI. Bradford g. Dun
ham.
Auction s8les-A Piano for Christmas.
by c. II. Dorset. Auctioneer: Big Sale
Of Furniture. Carpets. Bite. by savannah
Auction and Commission Company.
steamship Merchants ana
Miners Transportation Company Steam-
ships Tor Baltimore AMI Philadelphia.
Modical-Hostc.ter stomach Buters:
Castoria. Hoods Pills. Ayers pills. Or.
Hathaway CO.
Cheap column Advertisemeuts-Help
Wanted: Employment Wanted. For Rent;
FOR Sale. Lost, Personal, Miscellaneous
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
Personal.

Tho Portuguese government has au-
thorlzed tho expenditure 81 5000 rupees
for the reception OF Lord Curzon. vice
roy Of India. who Is expected TO visit
Goa this month.
Tho late Mr. James l.. BoWcs who
acted for many years as Japanese con
sul az Liverpool. loft a wonderful coiiec-
ton representing japanese arts and in
dustries. the fruit Of thirty years OF study
and expenditure.
DR. Edward 4. Ross. who has been az
al the head Of the department OF econo-
mics and sociology az the Leland stan
ford University since 1895. has just been
elected an associate member OF tho Inter
national Sociological Institute al Paris.
There are only i've other members OF this
society IN the United states.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
r1Rrosr on rIIr SUBSIDY mn.


Ii tho shin rib..av bu q studied Close.
lv by conefessmen &, Is doubton n i,
ulu Fet "a majority ~ fbe.r ,ot.s i.
csr.aialy doe. rot promise 20 40 much
towards building up our merebsns mn.
rn- rs chief pilrro.. seems "a a.. %, .s..
Americans fs hsv sh.ra f,,,, ,,,.r....,
shirbsidcrs at tto blu4.re oygr ur....
The real reason uh,. our merchant ma
RHO Eas fallen behind u.bs, 3, u.ei a. b.
IS ihaf ve have been abba ta ,-rul,, a,.-
capital moro proatabI. man In en.r.t.n.
lines 20 steamships Prior Or tsc .ltu
War we led thc wodI "a shrn.ne -talt
is. We had better aaH.nr ships taan any
other nation and we i.i ON share 20 the
oscar carry ing trade fn au inte-cstinE
article by John Ti+tr. .u the current nom
Der OF tho Atlantic 3io-thIv. ruuu.l
''rhe story o. Sow Eneaad Town .ltls
pointed on uat.friar ~ iss8 NIdilstaun
conn was a nsar..ltre seaport ht fh4t
ls wharycs have ds.at.i ana tho glory
~ it hilrIne Do. DEPARTED Nr Fs..
trg.re phv nle Hat ,rdT town Is no
loreer o. Ers,t .Hipbs.la.rq place and a
notable .csror Tho reason be saws Is
rot that American .hlpp.ns was de-
roveI a4uns ,4c clyl War The sraas
~ iaHn dee not ale out after it o.
moved Dig Syringe up again, unless there
emo cause which prevents g. Mr..
Ne thinks NAT ouf irti4uated nlV.ga-
non laws ai' one q the causes which
atVe prevented the restoration ri our
merchant marine % i's ancient sior}' and
'''i' no HoN'' De 90 rishI Iacrf are
''"' causes one 'i thom lt f.sit name
Htties "itei mo 'ivl War there began
ine mary elous development 81 Che Great
west All 'he money MAT was seeking
investment found bog way into tie build
ing ~ railroads Men could hnd more
profitable employment On land than on
me sea- ana. hence neither money nor
mon fo"s'. 'Ae sea Tor pr'ft Or as
means oi ..F,Aho'd Ihh' 100 "os Just
= '''. ''''''- % '"e '"'nse from s'''-
.-e p '-'''','s' 4Nei'i''e 'ne
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i''' '''''"1s ''' aDou' O." "u'l' now,
nov, - anu ''''.' p p''n.s OF ''p''"'
~ '''.'"'e ''' iH' 'Dl'lii's OF steamships
y 'Ne '''-''ss VIII repeal our oui-oi-
'''e i'''s''''A laws g" th't American
money "a" To- i'H' mo foreign punt ships
'NAt la' go thai foreign pulit SHIPS can
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

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Letter Currency sent BY mail az risk Of
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Transient advertisements. other ta1n
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amusemenis ana cheap or want column.
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type-eaual 60 one inch IN depth ihe
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and discounts made known on application
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orders far delivery % the Morn NJ
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ca.
EASTERN OFFICE. . Pars Row.
New York city. II. c. Faulkner Manager.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
Hn,, Roger. COT Even.


Sew York sun.
Will ] was a Twin 10 a town up IN
the state an / come down 70 the tavern
there one night where We men used 10
meet a. niEht ana q Teller. name OF Hem
Erickson. came along 10 and -cz. 'Hailo'
Rogers
Huno SCI L
. 'wuu.' ser he. lts good night for
q trade Them country folks o. tuuihic
Tor tradiB'.
'Ye.' seq !. ~ you've got anything
70 trade
"'wuI sez he. I'm trade ser ms gold
csa!u for yours You're IS good one
isn't t2
Yes seq 7 paid 50 FOR it'
"Wun. J oked . hts croin and % seem
Cd 10 De- "a good 'uough chain. and took
. over TO the bartender and he said g.
was good chain. that they was both
good chains So We traded.
''Wull a couple co. DAYS after I was a
down IN New York and I went into a
jewclry shop down in Maiden Lane Were
knew the man. Wuu seq he. Huilo'
Roger huiio, how are youe
Hullo' ser l.
"Wuu. We was n taikin' there about
the weather and one thing an another
and then ] pulled out the chain an I
sez 20 him whats that with just as
tho ] didn't care uuthin' ebout b.
"WuI. he looked az q and then he tux
10 90 tile Wiuder and pui O glass up g aus
csc an then h. looked 40 30 agi ain an
then he seq. "Tain't no good
geo Taint no EooI7 SCI l.
No NO seq he. 'wuth two or three
dollars. jus a little bit plated
wull' seq T. as I TUX Il back, I'm In
a dollar OF Il. anyhow
"Wull. / wen, back up TO tho town an
when night come / went To the tavern
an ! seq See here. HendHckson. that
amt no square deal
Why not| ser he
Tain't no good, soz I.
q" Oh SEE he.
" Yes ser l.
i never holler' seq he.
" Oh sez !.
''Wun. went home an a few days aft
er as / was a comm along che road see
the parson sittin' on fence an he calls
out 'Hullo Rogers hullo
% 'Hullo.' ser J. "Wun I sec that he was
lookIn' sortcr down IN the mouth SO ]
seq 'Parson. you don't seem TO be 80 very
good spirits this mornin.'
" 'Wuil.' seq he. you know that boss o.
mine9"
Yes SEE ]. as good hoss as there is
In the county.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
senator TlIIman,- nair.

Senator Tillmnn came to tho senate las,
Monday with most beautiful Ions hair
says che Washington Post II curleI down
upon his neck and around his ears and
made him look ike a sccond-rate actor
Yesterday his hair had been barbered a.
normal length. The trouble was that nj.
superb bundauce Of hirsutenoss created ~
much talk that he could not stand IN,
pressure
And besides" says Senator TWman
when your hair Is short sou done hay.
20 brush e 50 often"