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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-07
ATWOOD'S
HAMBURG STEAK

m ,hns strictly principles its % ee m principles nv Mining
increasing nse wou see te rcles absolute purity qual aJ @
no" '"o ,uo solectcd beef ohy 'uo
economy nave l of expensive cuts
to it's sterling qualities and large demand w anv meat counters
us on so many "e'
M M % er initiate produs) where you w NAV he the
d hey never @ nachne which by crelesn may M w M b inside
@ use nec9s tainted wh Inc % disease germs.
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through lack OF care anu in New this product gng M G rade
m the rst have before the @ & economical capable
iol @ , the variety Dishes few OF w nulous care
beng serve" M ~ ilv for directing the most and never
" look at our plant will show or we % lnye pnoval of
M secured the hds families
III ] we invite consideration % Ok ,h of their caages
G public institutions who nave @ % most wholesome and nuri
well We could with
l,rne Institutes of learning religious ana Sn secodN
staI,ino orders indefinitely (lo oe Noho""N''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-07
DEWEY ACCEPTS.
The Admiral Will Attend Meeting OF
Loyal Legion.

New York. Feb. 7.-Admiral Dewey
has accepted an invitation to meet
inc of the Loyal Legion to be held
this evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-07
LAST EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK.
At LONDON
Tay|or's Legislature Meets
There Yesterday
G0bEL'S FUNERAL
The Special Train to Cow
ington Attended Only by
Neighbors and
Friends.
GoBEl'S FUNERAL

Covington, Ky, Feb. 1.-The spec
ial funeral train left for Frankfort
this morning. There was no band or
carriages, but an endless line of neigh
bors accompanied the casket from the
hall to the train.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-07

Edacate Your bowels with Casearets.
ca,av Cnthnrtic, euro constipation forever.
M ose. ffC 81 g. foil, druggists refund money
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-07
The Weather.

Boston, Feb. 7.--Rain tomorrow,
warmer, variable winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-07
AlEARNED GATHERING.
The Supreme Court Entertained at
the White House.

Washington, Feb. 7. -- President
and Mrs. Mckinley will entertain inc
justices of the supreme court and their
wives at dinner tonight.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-07

London, KY, Feb. 6.-The little
two story brick laurel county semi
nary building. which has stood upon a
knoll in the outskirts Of London for
almost 80 years, yesterday added
another page to it's history when the
brief session of the Kentucky legisla-
turc was held within it's walls The
l3 members who constituted the SEN
ate, which was held in the upper
chamber, had plenty of room, but the
- representatives in the session of the
house. met in the room on the ground
floor. The senate elected Senator
Jolly president pro tenn ana passed.
resolutions of respect on the death OF
their colleague, Senator Gocbel, after
which the senate adjourned out OF
respect to their memory until today.
In the house circuit Judge Brown adj
ministered the oath of Office to the
. speaker pro TEN. Resolutions deplor-
inp the death of William Goebel were
adopted and then, out of respect, the
house, at 1890, adjourned until TO-
day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
FINISHES IN OHIO TO-DAY.
nryaR win Then GO 90 New work.
Candidate spent sunday quietly
nj ALrou

Akron. O.. oct William J Hryan.
the Democratic Presidential candidate.
spent the day very quietly lie war the
guest Of Judge Grant. and aside from
going out to church in the forenoon. he
remained in doors an day lie attended
tho West Congregational Church and
hcord sermon hy Rev. J. l. Davis but
there were no political references IN the
sermon. and Mr. Bryan was allowed 60
come and 40 a. any other visitor.
Tomorrow MIR Bryan viii continue his
Ohio tour and will close q with night
meeting al Cleveland. after which he Will
proceed Go New York During tomorrow
speeches will bc made at New Philadcl-
phia. Alliance. Mites, Youngstown and
Leavitiburg, In addition 10 Cleveland
Mr.. Bryan has found his Ohio tour
comparatively restfui Tie has not been
required TO make 80 many speeches day.
and ~ most cases tho speaking stands
have been IN the immediate vicinity OF
the railorad dcpots. He has also been
relieved Of the constant presence of local
committees on the train. The practice ia
mos, states is for committees from each
town nt which Mr. Bryan is scheduled 10
stop to meet hts train on hour or two be-
for their town h reached and ride IN
with him. The consequence ts that the
train f. generally overcroWdei and MIR
hryan's time and strength overtaxed
In tho ohio tour the state committee
has been represented. but committees
from the variou- stopping places have not
been encouraged by the state managers.
the result being TO give the national can
didaic far more time for rest and reading
and the preparation OF speeches than he
usually has. The good eject Of an this
care II seen IN the physical condition Of
the candidate. He now bids fair to be in
excellent shape when he reaches New
York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
INTO an OPES swITCH.
Two Men killed and Three Seriously
wounded In a Wreck.

Wounded In n Wreck.
Chicago. oct. 4-An open switch at
Eighty-ff,h street. South Chicago. believ-
ed 10 have been purposely misplaced.
caused the death OF two men. serious in
jury OF three others and made wreckage
Of the engine and forward part Of the
New York and Boston express train on
the Lake shore and Michigan Southern
road tonight
The engine was demolished. and two
mail and two express cars were piled up
in a heap. but the i've passenger coaches
directly behind the baggage cars did not
leave the track and their occuDants es-
capped injury. The train was running for
ty-fve miles an hour when Il struck thu
switch
The victims were:
Dead: H. J. JerOugh. fireman OF the
train. 2s years old lived at Elkhart Ind
caught under the wreckage Of the engine
and body cut In half. unidentified man
a tramp. who was stealing a ride On the
first mail coach. body ground TO pieces.
Injured: Lewis Reynolds. engineer OF the
express. lives AZ Elkhart Ind. skull frac-
tured and internal injuries, probably ia
tai; l.. c. Buttner, special officer OF fhs
railway, left side bruised. not serious:
Frank Morton. operator. employed by tho
railway. cut about the head. not serious.
IL Is believed that the wreck was
caused By some persons who had deliber-
ately broken the switch. Three locks
which are used 10 hold the switch In place
had been broken and could not be found
dense fog that hung over the clay made
IL impossible for the engineer 10 see the
signals and be had no warning OF the
danger.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
rHE NEW Yonk PROGRAMME.
Arrangements That Have Been Made
for Bryaa's Visit.

New York. oct. H-wilnum J. Bryan Il
scheduled 20 arrive ia this city. via the
New York Central road. AZ 2:@ O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. a committee will
meet him. including Adlai r Stevenson
aud Webster Davis lie will be taken TO
the Hoffman House. where suites have
been reserved. Dinner with Mr Bryan
aud Mr Stevenson az the guests % honor
will be served In the Moorish room at 5
o'clock. At dinner there viii be not morr
than twenty-five persons. Intimate friends
Of Col. Bryan and Mr. Stevenson.
The party viii leave the hotel a. $40
.. En. IN Open carriages. with a platoon
OF mounted police for escort. and 90 20
Madison square Garden Afr Stanchneid
and Senator Mackey viii 20 first too Coop
er Union. where they will sIeak. After
his Garden Epeech. Col Bryan viii speak
from q s;ss.s ~ Madison svsuus AMI
Twenty-fourth sta'et. then in Tammany
Hail and then at Cooper Union Mr. Ste
venson viii follow Cot Bryan at each
Of the places named.
The Reception COMMITTEES will remain
IN charge Of the distinguished guests un-
ul after the meetings and will then turn
them over 10 the State Committee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
WOULD NOT DISCUSS 1T.
Mig CompRpies-Confcr In
New York Looked for.

Hazleton. Pa. oct. 1.-THE individual
coal operators who could Re seen here to-
day declined to discuss the action taken
by the anthracite miners convention at
Scranton yesterday. Neither would they
say what steps the employers would prob
ably take.
I, Is evident from their reticenoe that
the Individual mine owners are waiting
20 see what the large ooal-cagrying rail-
roads that mine coal will do. Il II report
ed In the coal region tonight that the
presidents OF these roads will hold con
ference In New York tomorrow for dis
cuseion OF the action OF the convention.
There was story anoat to-day that
the operators VIII accept the convention's
decision. but nothing has come 20 the sur
face In this region on which TO base the
report.
The mine workers ofie4als say they are
now again waiting on the operators and
tha, they will continue to close uP the
coiIieries that have been in operation
since the strike began. four weeks ago.
There are many reports In circulation that
II the strike continues much longer
break viii occur IN the ranks OF the idle
men
President Mitchell and his associates
however. reassert their confidence that the
men. both union and non-unior, will re-
main away from the mines until after the
strike Is declared on There is fear
prevalent In this regiod that " some of
tho men do return to work trouble would
probably arise through the efforts OF the
strikers TO persuade the men TO remain on
strike.
All the collieries that are working still
remain heavily guarded.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
WHAT Is TO M DONE,
The Question IL Troubling the For-
eIEncrs an PekIn.


eiEncrs an PekIn.
Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
Pekin. Sept. 1.-THE greas question now
heard IN Pekin is what is the world going
10 DO with China with 30 many nations
having conflicting interests ana opinions
as to what should be done? II Is also
mistaken idea 20 suppose that the Chinese
themselves have been settled with effec-
trally yet. but II Sir Robert Hart proves
true prophet there will be n serious
affair before the beginning OF November,
by which time the numerous bands march,
ing from the south will have come to-
gether and be more or less under central
control There viii probably be one bat
sle with great loss 20 the Chinese before
they realize the hopelessnss OF further re-
sistRnce
Another great question often asked here
is: VIII China prove great battle-ground
on which will be fought out the supremacy
Of Russin or Japan IN this part OF the
woridP Though the japanese have the
general sympathy here az against Rus
sia. still nearly all those who have lived
long In China say that they trust that II
the department OF Chi L. in which Pekin
Is situated has to be controlled by ia
panese OF Russians. that Russia will get
Il.
The reason for this Is that the religions
Of japan and China are much alike and
the people. Il they had their queue cut on
and allowed their hair 20 grow on the
front OF their heads. would not be distiu-
guishahle from che japanese. The yellow
peril would then become an assured re
ality. for with the modern ideas OF the
japanese engrafted on the Chinese with
the wealth they could accumulate. the
largest trained army in the world would
be az their disposal and their navy would
be equally powerful and that. combined.
the Chinese and japanese would become
the most powerful race on earth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
PRAISE ron GAMEwELL.
Biz Conduct During the siege Highly
Commended.

brion. Oct. IA special dispatch
'am Pekin. dated oct. II. says:
AZ ne American legation II Hung
Gang oppressed regret for the recent oc-
'-Hfnces and thanked the Americans for
'- fooi treatment OF the Chinese. lie
'''n''ei 20 request that negotiations be
.sln at the Tsuug-ll-Yamen two days
t'm
" Us asserted" says the Shanghai cor
''ohd'nt of the Times. wiring yester-
Aat the Russians have seized the
\. nNarg Railway at the terminus Of
Saan iiai Kwan line This r. the first
We Russians have taken on the right
80 Of ine Amur. The Russian south
IN. 30 northern armies have Joined
\, iehiing. north OF Aiukden. there
~. nF all Of Manchura east OF the
49,. '-l'" and portion west OF the
b, =, tae hands OF Russia
sgi 'I'iilson, In to-day's Times. con-
-. dramatic description OF the
et', tekin. lie expresses the deep
H-,'. o. al those confined In the
q ~. t'iion TO the splendid services
iff A. taNh ~ GnmfMell. mead OF
~, ''eilst mission board. to whom
q IN ia' designing and construction
h "a. r licenses. and who carried out
Mar. o.t admirable manner Sir Claude
E,'Alas 4, suggestions."
r.rt refers 10 the valuable services
us,. Sir. SquJers. secretary OF the
nst,,.' ''fs legation. The Times. COM
tarn,.. ti'ioually upon Dr. Morrlson's
nsr.,. .sie story justihes In the fullest
p,,s Lmperor Williams attitude to-
fro,.. a' authors Of the atrocities IL
sls,,.''' 'hd reasonable doubt the re-
T,s,,, o. the high officials and the
Nom lhraai correspondent OF the
folr A. 'os', wiring Saturday. describes
Kaa,, Y. ariiations-in Kwang Tnng
fss.ot III ~ re Chuan and the Yang tee
flhs, %. Of which are auti-dynastlo
n anti-foreign.
s'u,h iai Sen ia successful In the
r,esl,, ~ ne correspondent "ard his
For \. .gieaas over the Yang-tse re-
Tuan. Tb-o g'ooS ply win be aided by Prince
nsasn US i.Sg p Hsiauv ana the Moham-
Ths ,ssifs gaasfs N the northwest"
% d,.,'-. imperial troops. according
Horr vs.,en 20 the Daily Chronicle from
lgyel w., GATED yesterday. have recap
"u' on East river, where sun
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

The bulletin concludes as toloWai
II may be stated that during the years
IN which the course OF wages declined.
the rates 81 1891 ond ls92 in many in-
stances remained unchanged, ana N Ike
manner during the last few years IN which
The general course Of wages has neen
upward the wages IN these instances have
not. of course. responded 20 the general
rise. In other Instances the per cens.
OF decrease wos notably larger during
the years Of depression. while during
tho last two years Of the period the re-
verso is true. and much larger Increase
really took place than that indicated oy
the table la other words. wages IN some
instances show bat little nuctuation.
while In other Instances they are much
more sensitive. responding quickly 20 gem
eral conditions OF depression or activity.
The average condition Or general level
only is shown IN the table ana while. for
the reasons stated the fluctuations dur
ing the period have not been 50 great
popular opinion would indicate. the
figures for 1893 and 1870 show a gratifying
average increase over che condition OF 1881
ana 1892 when wages IN gold were higher
than at any period IN the history OF the
country prior 10 the present year"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
BODY ~ THE ICE nox.
wilkins Determined That He would
succeed ln kIIIInE sIImseIf

succeed tn htittnE -tfmaeII.
New York. oct H.-Heury wilkins. a
Nassau street saloon keeper killed him
self to-day. He was despondent over con-
tinued ~ health.
wilkins left his home IN Brooklyn in the
morning after kissing his wife several
times. When he got 10 his saloon In this
city he telephoned an undertaken. telling
him friend Of hR was dead and the un-
dertakcr would probably get the job Of
buryinR him. AZ noon he sent bootblack
with note 70 Mrs. wilkins. aud follow
ed this with another BY a second boot
black ~ the undertaken.
The two notes announced his suicide and
brought the wife ana undertaken 10 the
saloon Not being able 20 get IN. the po-
lice were brought and broke down the
door. on the bar was a note which read
'Body In tho ice box"
wilkins was found dead in the big Ice
box IN the cellar. The door Of q was shut
tight and gas fumes hlled II.
The body hung by piece Of ciothesllne
ana svvo hooks were driven into a jolst
overhead. E-caiihre revolver was tied
about his chest and q rubber hose fasten-
- % the gas h1ture hung at his side.
The arrangement OF the revolver showed
great care and pains. II was tastered
with piece Of clothline. the strings o.
which had been unwound and 30 fastened
10 the weapon as 20 make Il point almost
directly toward the man's heart yard
Of twine. fastened 20 the trigger. had
loop In the other end of a. 50 as TO make
A. t,osslbla for Wllklne TO slip his foot
into IL and pull the trigger Tn that way.
He had evidently stood on haif-barrei
nearby. adjusting the rope and the re-
vclver and had turned on the gas AMI
put the end OF the tube IA his mouth.
He had then stepped on the half-harrei.
There was a bullet wound tn hss chest.
and two cartridges In the revolver had
been discharged.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
CARRYING 10. 200 VOLTS.
Great Electrical Feat Accomplished
by Henry FIoy Of New York.


by Henry FIoy Of New York.
81. Paul. MINI. oct H.-A remarkable
series OF experiments was conducted here
to-day by Henry Fioy Of New York. who
successfully accomplished the feat OF car
rylng q. 30 volts OF electricity through an
underground cable three miles long.
The highest voltage heretofore attain
"a with this class OF conductor was so.0D3
volts. which was secured az Niagara
Falls. and electrical engineers have long
been experimenting with a view 20 at
taiuginR a maximum Of 500 volts The
cable consists OF three copper CONDUCTOR
each about the size Of an ordinary lead
pencil. each being lnclOsed In a paper tube
and the whole encsssd IN a lead sheet and
drawn through vitridcd clay conduiis.
The cable Is part Of the system BY
which the Gas Light and Power Com
pany will utilize the water 5ower az Ap-
pie River. VIE. the other twenty-four
miles Of wire being overhead. As q result
Of this experiment. they will carry an
average voltage OF 25.ooo volts. furnishing
horsepower for lighting and power pur-
2oscs,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
SAVANNAH GA, MONDAY. OCTOBER Is 1900

nat Sen. the reformer has raised the
mas and has scattered the rebels
The Standard publishes mail aa,ices
from Tien Tsin. giving a list OF q dOcu-
ments that were seized in the yamen OF
the viceroy after the capture OF the city.
They fell into the hands OF the CORE
spondenis before the military authorities
nad seized the yamen These include re-
ceirds for money paid 20 Boxer generals
Tor supplies 20 their troops OF every kind.
reports OF action and lists OF casualties
ana rewards paid 10 generals and tho fam
ilies of the killed an clearly proving that
the authorities maintained the Boxer
movement by lavish expenditure,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
POLICY GROWING UNPOPULAR.
German Manufacturers DO Not Like
the Eject ON business

sFFmnu manufacturers DO N0f Like
the Eject ON business.
Berlin. Oct l-Germany's China policy
is growing unpopular among the great
manufacturers in West Germany. owing
to the severe reaction in business. the an
sence OF orders and the heavy fall in In
dustrial shares.
Most OF the papers discuss the world
empire" the expression used by Emperor
William Ia his speech at the laying OF
the foundation stone OF the imperial mu-
scum at saalberg. all denying that Ger
many has any such intention. as might
seem 10 have been implied.
The Vossisohe Zeitung says that the
time has passed when mankind generally
win tolerate the hegemony OF single
Power The Cologne Gazette. the Ma
tlonal Zeiung the Berliner Tageblatt and
the Berliner Post give utterances 90 sim
liar sentiments.
Referring 20 the action OF the foreign
ENJOYS 10 Sekiu, the National Zeitung
SAYS.
The envoys have sbokcu. The next
step Is 20 enforce their decisions
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
TERMS Not ACCEPTED.

seems Operators DO Not Agree 20 the
strfkers' Alternatives.
Shamokin Pa, oct 1.-THE terms Of
the Scranton Convention are not accept
able to operstors ana representatives. Of
coai-carrying companies in this place and
Mount Carmel. Tho Reading ofieials d
not think the sliding scale will be abol-
iehed by the company. whEe operators
are averse 10 signing a contract binding
them TO pay the 10 per cent. increase un-
IA April.
No oniers have been received as yet
from headquarters Of any companies IN
structing superintendents 10 resume work
tomorrow. Miners say they will not 20
70 work until officially advised by Pres
ident Mitchell
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

Galveston. ocs. ii-Hogan sealy. treas
urer OF the Galveston relief fund. ae-
knowledEed the receipt Of contributions
lnx 20 siss. $50 This includes $4,000 re-
ceived through GOV. Sayers. and t2i s2i
received through Mayor Jones. Amount
previously acknowledged was tTs1. .0l3. max
ing the total TO date fg7e,s9s,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
DEFEATED IMPERIAL TROOPS.
soldiers DesecrRted Foreign Graves
and Were DecapltRted.

Shanghai. oct. lt.-From Canton IL is
reported that che Kwang 81 rebels have
defeated the imperial troops on the bor-
ders OF Kwang Tung and that Gen. su
has resigned in consequence OF his request
for relnforcements being ignored.
Some Chinese soldiers dcsecrated the
cemetery for foreigners at Nan shih Tu.
near Canton and the viceroy had che Of
Tenders de,hpitated and dismissed their
commander.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
WIZ Pay Reading Wages.

Shenandoah. Pa. Oct f4.-In an snter-
view with the representative of the Asso-
oiated Press tonight. d. r. James. senior
partner OF the Cambridge Coal Company.
said his company has always paid che
same wages as tae Philadelphia and Read
ing Company ana would be guided entire
~ by the action OF that company In the
matter OF accepting the terms agreed upon
by the miners at their Scranton conven-
efon
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
No NEWS or scHREIDER.
aeIief Grew. THAT lie L. In or Near
New York.

New York. oct. l4-No news has been
received OF the hiding place OF W''iiam
sehreiber. .the defauhing bookkeeper oil
the Elirabe,hport Bank All The noted
gambling resorts across the Atlantic ere
bsinR watched. as ii Is thought sehreioef
love Of bst,ine naturally VIII lead him 70
such places II he Is In Europe
The belief grows. however, that ne u 70
or near New York. Detectives to-day %,
.ured President Heidrittor that tneS hsn
clues which showed that schreiber was 10
New Jersey not far from his old nome.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

London. oct. 1.-THE following an
nouncement appears to-day in the Court
Circular;
The Queen has been In some anxiety
for a week. owing 70 the unsatisfactory
accounts Of the health or Empress Fred
erick. Reports now. however. are ia
vorable"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
POPE WAS ~ coon HEALTH.
storer Tells of His Interview with
sh@ Hals Father.

Geneva. oct M-Mr. Beliamy storer.
United States minister 20 Spain. in fhe
course Of conversation here to-day re-
gardlng his recent interview with the
Pope. said
Leo appeared 20 be In much bet er
health than when ] saw him two years
ago He l. fun OF life and has lost none
Of the Interest he has had from the frst
IN matters relating 10 the church Of Rome.
Since Archbishop IrelandH visit 20 the
Vatican. II r. clearly understood there
that the best interests o. the RomaT
Catholic Church aemsnd American rue
in the Philippines. The United States ana
the Catholic Church have tho same aims
there and hope to work together for civil
izatiou. order and peace"
Mr. Gtofer asserted that the Fiiipin'e
had made three attempts 90 open neg0-
tiatons with the Vatican, all Of which
were refused
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
DIE wEr KEEPS VERY BUSY.
summary Of Reverse. lie Has Run
Tn for the British.

Cape Town. Oct. 1.-THE Bores are very
active In the Kroonstad district. Gen.
Dewet has proclaimed that burghers who
refuse TO fight will BE- made prisoners OF
war
British mounted Infantry scouting from
Lindley. had Capt Wiltshire killed.
through misinklng - party OF forty Beers
IN khaki for friends.
Boer commandoes continually harrassed
tho British column while marching from
Llndley to kroonstad.
The BoerF captured detachment Of the
Cheshire regiment. which was escorting
an empty wagon near Frankfort They
released the driver. but kept the wagon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

Lonaen, Oct B-The in,srcession Of the
princess of Wales, says dispatch from
Copenhagen 70 the Daily Telegraph has
secured the liberation OF some Danes VINO
y,.re compelled by the Beers 20 hKh,
~.-.tnst the British and had been irnpris-
eued at simonstown. Cage Colony