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Terrified TENANTS.

When the hremen responded 30 the
first alarm they found the Microscopes
crowded with a clamoring mass OF terri
fed tenants.
The crush was so great that the fleeing
inmates cou,u move neither up nor
down. There were blanohsd faces in
nearly every window. while on the roofs
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FIFTH ISt7NGl-kmau m.s!udF~t Ban,oas IS rensey Elm
sled Coia sacrd4 s..h saaed scoring Hamilton Tennss
Freeman Aied srba-h !ore aziri Eeh.- sar rl1
Van oul'd 20 Sullivan Mercer Ham.ltoaa
7schF long ay pretty business 40
SIXTH iNSNG-Iong flied out Sbach ny Baie5
singled Hamilton o Hrst Sullivan Teuny singled gst,
tallytng. Tenney caught second Two
Davis famed Doyle walked So Hickman Peinrrr relieved
Bailey Gleason frocet Hickman scoring rady o ne ,un
SEVENTH TSHrNG Collins alneei. Freeman acri
hced Low safe Gieaon Collins scoring tong
singled Love alnE. sullivan pcppe out
Three
Hauieyy an Van ont p, ars 4e,. ucl to CONN, No
runs 'vv-@- WI r1i T.
EIGHTH INNING-am.o0 doubted. Tcnney sacrificed. r mss
singled scored Hamilton et5 one si
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TWO WOMEN BURNED.

Fremen and citizens went quickly to
the work of rescue. and In less than
ten minutes had the !mperllled inmates
In the street.
1t was believed every one OF the ~
occupants escaped, but II is probable
that In the mad rush to ge; out Of the
burning buildings some may have lost
their lives.
Two women were removed 10 the J..
Hood Wright Hospital suffering from
severe bur.s. one. Mrs. Constance
Slower. was badly burned about the
head and facS.
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Two DANCERS DROWNED.
Oss Of the CIerice sisters ssa }. W.
Csrassste Csp.tseA IN . Bsss
On Lake whitney.

NEW HAVEN. April 81. W car.
donnie. a vaudeville dancer. and one OF
The Clerice sisters. vaudeville artistes.
we're drowned on Lake Whitney today.
cardonnie and the two girls went for
row. one Of the girls in Trying "a
Jump from one bo.t into another In the
middle Of the lake overturned Carbon.
Mes boat. and he and one Of the giris
we're drowned.
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the be., two out o. three Thls 4 IN
Accompaniment that bolh teifns plsia.g
lad In mind wien taev entered .Ac
same. They put up the ssiflrzl kinl u
preliminary rarencntz. and hzt.3~
royal Wa ar,Ieiealsi - iac o. sncfz'
faithful rosfcrs.
n VAS anether o, tbs = a +
spr.nx days shat kave faFr<eu iS< <|i
rs.s'as = TsnsA
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Rachel caikin. tao years old. had
Ter skull fractured this afternoon whI>
crossing In front of her mothers home.
~ fifth avenue. A dirt cart. driven
:. Tony Bsrrorp. of 30 Fast One HIM.
seI and T1arifetf ffr<oi. struck the
ch "a IN tns head. So Nil ale. Ihe
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BRITISH IN PURSUIT.
Hot After Bo-rs Rctreattpg from
siege Of Wepeaer-.Jeined with
Raadle's Forces.

LONDON. April 26.-All the inter-
est In the South African war is now
centred In the running fight In pro.
gress between the burghers retreat
ing from the southern portion of the
Orange FREE State and Gen. French's
Aorsemen and the infantry Of Gems.
Pole-Carew. Chermside and Rumble.
But the British hope Of conclusive
results is slim at present, the Beers
escaping unbeaten from wepener and
having accomplished an immense
amount OF damage. They clung 10
their positions AZ long as II was safe
70 do 50. and they have now slipped
q TO hold the next commanding
ridge through a broken country ad.
mirably suited for a rear-guard de-
Tense.
Dispatches from Aliwal North. un-
der date Of Wednesday. April rs. say
the Beers left wepener 40 hurriedly
that many OF the dead were lief, in
the trenches unburied.
Csnnssssnt =. CrsnJ@ q. -.
psrses ca have h~es killed.
According to advices from Blosmfor,
teln, the attempt Of the Bocrs at Brand.
fort 10 get In touch with the command
Of Thahsnehu was frustrated by fore.
despaiohfi BY Gen. Tucker from Glen.
A despatch from Pretoria reports IN.
arrival there Of Lord Rossiyn as an
unscundei prisoner.
coinmand2nt q cronjs T. the sor NJ
srn- crour. nos a prisoner m a,
usIrna. Hr 49, IN command ~ Doshof
q I.1fI MHfhI4xz44 - "esttt
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excited women with babies In arms were
crying out for help.
Smoke and fame envcloped -, where
the fire had started The blaze was rap
idly eating It's way TO the two adjoining
houses. 3o and sDi. The FIRST work OF the
iirst was 70 get out the inmates.
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An "a. In The World. no matter how
small.
Drtnw ssafold results bsfoss tie
siGhn1nA
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FOR TWO OUT OF THREE.
Deds~rs ssd Quaker. We're beth
Anxieus 90 Capture Odd
Gsae sf series.

PHILADELPHIA. April &-The victor
In tc-aay's eonssft cstwesn the PEti.es
81 ssvssaks has shs hsuss = hn11ug
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DRIVE OUT THE WHITES;
BLACKS SUFFER THE LASH.
Dispatches from Pretoria
and rlafeking Tell of
Alleged CrueIties by the
Burghers Running
Fight from Wepener.

LONDON, April 26.-An unpleasant
feature Of the war has been developed
through ofiicial dispatches from
Field Marshal Lord Roberts and
press dispatches from Pretoria. the
Boer capital.
These reports show that the Beers
are staggering humanity" by lashing
the slesk women of Mafekins with
rhinoceros-h whips, while they
have driven over the border. to get to
Delagoa as best they may, 2es British
white women and 40 children.
The dispatches telling OF these acts
are as follows:
"BLoEMF0NTEIN. April 25.
Good news from Baden Powell up
10 April 10. MacIaren much better.
All the wounded doing well. The
Beers captured several native women
who were trying to escape from Ma
feking, but these were turned back
after being stripped and sjanboked."
PRETORIA. April 26.--Another batch
OF British subjects consisting OF ten
men. ss3 women and W children. nave
been put over the border and are going
10 Delagos Bay.
Baden-Powel has A large number OF
natives-blacks OF the Fingo and Bara-
Ions tribes-in Mafcking Ihcy are kept
IN lager by themselves. Lately food
has been 40 scarce that they have been
allowed TO escape II possible. bat the
Beers each time captured them at their
lines. A party OF twenty-five Fngo
were thus surrounded recently ana oaly
one escaped being killed.
sitmb1ked u Boer word mem.
ing whipped. TIE sJanbok Is long
whip OF TS.H0csGos hide wh!eh tears
the flesh to pieces. The unfortunate
black women who wcrc thus punished
will carry the scars 80 "a. end .! tae!.
days
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BR00kLYa At 7diLADEa1
OTHER BASEBALL GAMES.

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LATE RESULTS Ar A0UEDUcI,

SIXTH RAcE-Aiprd /. Roncu a Aodacloas 3.
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LATE RESULTS At MEMPHIS

THIRD RAcE-Hiahland i.eA l. AlsoI g. Cold Or 8
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
FOUND GUILTY
Eastwood Murder Trial Ends
With a Verdict Of
MURDER IN FIRST DECREE
Exceptions Taken by Counsel
For the Defense and SEM
tence Deferred.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Middlebury, Aug. 21.-Eastwood
was quiet yesterday. The house was
packed as never before, aisles, corri-
DORIS and approaching streets were
filled with gaping throngs, principal
ly of women.
+, W. Maloney, Of Rutland, made
the closing and principal argument
for the defence.
Judge w, II, Bliss closed the argu.
ments with an exhaustive summing
up for the prosecution, rehearsing the
principal points of the testimony and
marshalling the facts as heretofore
detailed with great force and clear
ness. After brief recess Judge Tyler
began his charge to the Jury, occupy
ing nearly two hours in it's delivery.
1t was a carefully worded and impress
sive utterancc defining to the Jurors
the distinction and different degrees
of the offence charged and how they
could find by the verdict the prisoner
either not guilty by reason Of insanity,
guilty of manslaughter, guilty of
murder in the second degree or guilty
of murder in the first degree. At
80 the jury took the case and co ourt
took recess t0await the verdict.
The jury came in this morning at
the opening of the court with ver-
dict of guilty of murder in the first
degree.
Exceptions were taken by the
counsel of the defense and the SEN
tence was deferred.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
DEAD ISSUE
imperialism 10 be Dropped as
Paramount Issue
AFTER HOUSE AND SENATE
Democrats are Greatly Disap>
pointed at Flat Failure
Of Imperialism.

Boston, Aug 21.-A special from
Chicago to the Transcript says:
There is every indication at the
national headquarters of both the
Republican and Democratic parties
that within week or at most within
fortnight, the presidential campaign
will assume a new aspect. 1t is not
clear whether the change will find
expression in some specific event, or
whether it will come about gradually.
The new aspect will be the abandon
ment by Bryan of "imperialism" as
his ''paramount" issue. He may not
he probably will not, openly announce
that abandonment. But it will be-
come apparent through the tone and
matter of his speeches.
An air of disappointment pervades
the Democratic headquarters at the
failure of "imperialism' to attract
public attention as real living issue.
The telegraph wire was kept hot be-
tween Lincoln and Bryan's advisers,
just now rather scattered, concerning
this difficulty. 1t is evident that the
people do not believe that they may
wake up any morning to find an EN-
peror ruling over them. Altgeld is
especially chagrined at the fiat failure
of this imperialistic scare, but if Bry-
an follows Altgeld's advice iand it is
said here that Bryan puts more faith
in Altgeld than in any other of the
coteries about his headquarters) he
will train his batteries upon the trusts
than upon the unreal throne.
The main energies of the democra-
| tic fight, as far as disclosed here,
seem to be more and more directed to
the securing of legislatures in states
where senators are to be elect
ed, and to the capture of the
next House of Representatives.
One need not look hard to detect a
feeling that amounts almost to re-
sentiment among the "new' democ-
racy at Bryan's dictatorial ways. He
left behind him in Chicago feeling
that he is indeed a imperator and
that he IS the sole boss of his own
campaign. Consequently, there is an
inclination to let him alone, and to
address the effort to changing the
complexion of Congress.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
LOTS MORE LIKEIT.
Plenty More Proof Like This, and
All From Barre People

No chance for argument here.
No better proof can be had.
What a Barre man says
Is the best evidence for Barre people.
Read this case.
We have lots more like it.
Mr.. G.. w. Brown of - Pearl street
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills were
worth their weight in gold to me.
That is my opinion of them and will
give my reasons for thinking so. Some
years ago | strained my back. 1t
bothered me some at the time, but |
paid little attention to it, thinking it
would leave Of it's own accord. 1t did
not. 1t developed into quite seri-
Gus kidney trouble. | tried various
remedies but found nothing which did
me any permanent good. In some
manner Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention. They did a
wonderful lot of good relieving and
curing the urinary weakness, which
was very distressing and annoying,
particularly at night. Should | ever
be troubled again know now what
to use.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
n. v, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
WASHINGTON.

Washington grange held a social
Friday evening to which the members
of Williamstown grange were invined
A good musical and literary programe
was rendered, members from both
oranges taking part. Cake and ice
cream were served after which sing
ing, marching and games were enjoy
ed. 1t is hoped there will be a good
attendance at the next regular meet
ing Aug. "A, asa good program has
been prepared. pleasing feature of
which will be the dialogue to be
given by the young members.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
Admiral Bruce So Reports From Taku on the
Nineteenth Of This Month
MORE MISSIONARIES SLAIN
The Boxers Continue Their Bloody Work Throughout
the Interior Provinces Of China.

Lond on, Aug. 2l.-Admral Bruce
cables from Taku, August 10 that
the allies armies are reported to have
entered the Sacred City of Pekin
Aug. Il.
Washington, Aug. 2l.-The state
department this morning received a
despatch from Fowler at Che Foo
Aug. 10. IT relates to the massacre
of missionaries and others at Pao Ting
Flu, which has been referred to a
number of times in the press des-
patches. The first part of the des-
patch was so badly mangled in trans
mission that it is impossible to make
much of it. The rest follows
Che Foo Aug. Is.
1t is reported that all Presbyterian
missionaries at Pao Ting Flu were
killed June 80, and the premises burn
ed the same night, AT the Catholic
mission rain stopped the work. July
l they attacked the American mission
and Pitkin was shot dead trying to
keep the gang out. Misses Morrell
and Gould were taken to Boxer head
quarters and killed. Bagnall was
killed near the temple. Cooper and
the Belgians' fate uncertain. The
men. Natives connected with for
eigners suffered like fate. Author
ity: A special messenger sent by
Tien Tsin missionaries.
(Signed) FOWLER.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
A Clean Record.

"The record of William w. Grout
compiled from the proceedings Of the
House during his II years in Con-
gress' is the title of a pamphlet
which has been sent to some of the
voters in this section. A perusal of
it's pages ought to demonstrate to any
mans satisfaction that General
Grout's congressional record is a light
which cannot be placed under a bu-
shel. 10 Mr.. CIRCUITS opponents who
are asking "what has Grout done"?
we recommend careful reading of
this pamphlet; such course ought to
answer the question to the satisfac'
tion of any man whose mind is not
hopelessly darkened' by prejudice, or
has not at some time failed to get an
office.
The difference between General
GrouJ and his opponents in the sena-
torial fight is this: Grout has posi-
tive, tangible record open to the in
spection of the world; the same is
true in less degree of Senator Ross;
the two other candidates put their
claims on the basis of things hoped
for. The argument is, let me try and
see what big things 1 will do. Grout
is positive quantity, his opponent
negative. Bellows Falls Times.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
MODERN WooDMEN.
Especial to TELEGRAM J

East Barre, Aug. 2l.-A camp Of
the Modern Woodmen was instituted
here last night under the direction OF
State Deputy A. O. Palmer Of Bur.
lington and District Deputy f. W.
Marble of Montpelier.
The following will he the new Off.
GERS: Venerable Consul, A. A. Hall
worthy adviser, M. w. Hyland: excel
lent banker, NJ. E. Cutler: clerk, w.
f. Poole; escort, Harry King; watch
man, A. Grearson; sentry, S. w.
Jenney: physician J. II. Macarthur:
managers, Frank Hayes, l, W. Bates
and G. A. French.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
EXPERIMENT STATION BULLETIN.


Experiment Station sends out the fol-
lowing timely bulletin on cabbages:
Cabbages are subject to several
diseases, some of which are severe.
Trouble is especially apt to occur with
the late CROP those grown for sauer
kraut and winter storage.
Probably the worst two of these
cabbage maladies are the club.root
and the black rot. Both have been
found in Vermont gardens, and both
are threatening to become wide
spread. 81
The Vermont Experiment Station
which makes speciality Of investigat-
ing all such troubles has been making
experiments in the treatment of these
diseases and has issued a small pamph-
let setting forth the facts as far as
now known.
Club-root is curious malformation
of the roots, which ruins the plants
by preventing the absorption of wat
er and foods. 1t was probably intro
duced into this country from Europe.
and is spreading. 1t has been observed
in Vermont only recently. Clubbing
of roots is due to their invasion by a
parasite which stimulates them to
abnormal growth. This parasite
once established in the soil, is very
difficult to eXterminate. The parasite
is perpetuated over winter by spores
which are formed in vast numbers in
the dubbed roots. These germs pass
uniniured into the manure of stock
fed upon dubbed ROOTS and the use
Of such infected manure is one of the
commonest ways of introducing the
germs into the soil, Another way is
from roots transplanted from infected
soil.
The remedies recommended are
briefly as follows: l. Remove all
clubbed roots from the fed and de.
stroy them by burning or burial, or
boil them to be fed to stock. 2. Plow
infected soil deeply. 3. Rotate crops.
4. Suppress all weeds of the mustard
family. S. Apply lime, 75-lso bushels
per acre, in autumn before planting
cabbages or turnips.
Black rot of cabbages has been OBJ
served in numerous Vermont fields.
1t is caused by bacteria, which invade
the vessels of leaves and stem. The
deceased plants are weakened or die
Of sort of dry rot. The blackened
condition of the invaded veins is the
surest sign of the disease. 1t is not
to be confused with the common wet
rot. The germs pass the winter in
the sJil, or in the manure if diseased
plants are fed to stock. They re.enter
the cabbage plants through the water
pores or insect punctureS.
The treatment recommended for the
black rot may be summarized as fol-
lows: 1. Rotation of crops. =. Care
in selection of manure. 3. Suppress
sion of cabbage insets. 4. Removal
and destruction of spotted leaves in
the early stages of the disease and of
entire plants if the stem is invaded.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
NO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

Manchester, VT. Aug. 2l.-As
George M. Wall for senator and E. j..
Orvis for Judge of Probate on the
democratic ticket in Bennington
county have resigned at the last min
ute and the time for filing nonina-
tions has expired these places will be
vacant. Orvis stands a good chance
of being elected representative from
this town.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
PLUMBERS STRIKE.

Chicago, Aug. 2l.-The journey
men plumbers have ordered strike
to take effect Immediately against the
contractors. $1,000 has been sent
the union by the international union.
Every local union in the country was
assessed % cts. d week to assist the
Chicago plumbers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
BIG WIND STORM.

Richmond, Ind, Aug. 2l.---A great
wind storm last night demolished sew
eral buildings and blew down the
Triumphal arch for the street fair
and injured several persons. 1t Great
cd panic among the thousands
present at the pageant.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
MIDDLESEN.

While coming home from the mus
ter last week one OF the Co. f. boys
lost out of the Car window here cam
paign hat on which was brass "cross-
ed guns" This latter was one he
wore at Chicamauga, and is highly
priced by him on that account. The
finder would confer a great favor by
communicating with The TELEGRAM,
Barre, VT.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
DR.. MAYO Nominated.

Northfield, Aug. 2l.-At the demo
cratic caucus last night DR.. W. B.
Mayo was nominated. He is one Of
the most popular men in the town. !
union Justice ticket was nominated.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
vermont PENSIONERS.

Washington, Aug. Extensions 2 to
Vermonters have been granted as fol-
lows: increase, Nathaniel Tousley,
Manchester $40: Thomas II. Whit.
man, Bennington Sl7: Mark l.. An
drus, East Craftsbury s24.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
NEW TURKISH MINISTER.

Constantinople, Aug 2l.-Schekib
Bey, head of the cipher bureau of the
foreign Office, has been appointed
Turkish minister to the United States
in place Of Ali-Ferrouh Bey, recalled.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
JOHN STEVENSON BETTER.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Burlington, Aug. 2l.-John Steven
son the Company f boy who was
seriously injured in the sham battle
at muster last week, is getting along
nicely at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
here and will be able to return home
inside of a week. The surgeons will
take the powder out of his face to-
day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
c. E. EXCURSION.

Boston, Aug, 2l.--A special to the
Globe says the big Christian Endea-
vor excursion party to Europe is
stranded by the failure of the Boston
Co., that run the excursion. Many
VermonterS are in the party.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
WOODBURY..

The democratic caucus held at the
town hall Saturday at : p. m., was
largely attended and Albert Burnham
was unanimously nominated for rep
reSentative on the first ballot.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
EAST MONTPELIER.

At the caucus held Saturday the
Republicans nominated ID. w. Cum
mings, and the Democrats N. A. Cut
Ter. The Republican nominee was in
structed by large majority to sup
port Dillingham; for senator
There is to be "pop concert" and
blackberry festival at Village hall on
Tuesday evening, Aug. 2lst, given un-
der the auspices of the Universalist
society.
The citizens Of this village had the
novel treat of seeing an automobile
pass through the street Sunday even
ing.
Two deer were seen recently in Geo.
Howland's pasture.
Martin Reed has sold his building
lot opposite the hall to the Holiness
society. A chapel Is to be erected
thereon in the future.
Mrs. II. p. Worcester of RoXbury,
who has been visiting relatives in
town for a few days past, returned to
her home today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
RAIN TOMORROW.

Boston, Aug. 2l.-Local rains to.
night and Wednesday, with north
east winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
BASE BALL.

LEAGUE GAMES yesterday.
Cincinnati Is, st. Louis I.
New York 4, Pittsburg ,.
LEAGUE STANDING,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
RO\BURY.

RO\BURY.
The democrats unfurled their flag
to the breeze and held their caucus
Monday afternoon at , O'Clock.
II. Z. Wooster was nominated for
town representative.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21

Swanton, Aug. 2l. - The caucus
last night was the largest in many
years. Col. G. c. Gilmore was nomi-
mated by vote of 19l to Is for 4. ].
Ranslow. He is unpledged.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21
FIRST EDITION
MORE CAUCUSES
Nominations All Made. Many
Hot Fights,
MUCH BOL7|NG
Unusual Number of Nomie
nations Filed BY Defeated
Caucus Candidates.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Especial to TELEGRAM.)
RoXbury, Aug. 2l.-The democrats
nominated H. p. Wooster, a very
popular man, for representative yes
terlay.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21

Rutland, Aug. 21.- Hon. F. D
White was unanimously nominated
by the Republicans last night for city
representative. T. w. Maloney is the
Democratic candidate.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-21

Wells River, Aug. 2l, special. THE
Republican caucus for the town OF
Newbury to place in nomination a
candidate for town representative was
held at town house yesterday af-
ternoen. The result of the ballot,
whole number of votes cast, 1853: nc.
cessary for choice, II; II. T. Bald
win had 1873: G. J. Darling, 13; scat
tering, 2. Mr.. Baldwin will support
Gen. Grout for the United States
Senate.
Corinth, Aug. 2l.-Special: The
Republican caucus was held Friday
afternoon and Frank Taplin was NOM
mated. The Democratic caucus was
held on Saturday forenoon and II. B.
Martin nominated.