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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29
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tet mar. 6. mar feit furaer 3eit Ders
heirathet.
cloemonre ,,as wse6lenb,sss.

9iilse. Nahbenl bor einiaen
Wpben Der Gltelte Mann anisrer
Gtabt i'm Mlter BON 95 sSabren ftarb,
lit iebt bic dlteIte sSrau In benz hoben
Qebensalter bon 81 ssSdbren perfhleoell.
Sc lit bies bic friiber in eSDroenoorf
robnhafts @rbpdherstpi.tDe giA
bprit.
Moftod. sssm @tabtfransen=
houfe perf1rb Der in tpeiten Rreiien
Der Gtabt Giiitroip unb unieren ense>
rem Daterlanbes Medlenburg be-
fanntc unb aeahtete Hehtsanipalt unb
Notar 9err s. 2anefelbz8 8iiItotp. Der
Werepigte tpurbe am 81. syuni 1855
in Moitod als Sohn bes Qanbin.lDiz
fns 2angfelo geboren. gr beludte
bdS @Dmnalium AT Moitod Bis mi
baelis 1873, Itubirte in Hoitod, 5etz
belberg. 2eipsig unb @Dttingen, ab=
ioIpirte bos MfpncatenzGram 1879
r.nb tpurbe aundhlt 9lmtsaubitor in
8iitDtp unb bdnn 1880 He1tsdnnalt
Letm @iiitroiper 2onbgericbt.
NibriB. Nadoem erit ocr
Rur5em eret @cheunen in Slamren
cufgegansen finb; brad Ratfs in Der
@heune bes gdermanns Wolf bie,=
ielblt abermals fserer aus. Dalelbe
tpurbe ieboh fofort nah benz Muss
bru1 bemertt nnb ba freiipiQige
seuertpehr in elmer in Der NGbe belez
senen Mtrtbi4aft al elmer 8eriamE1z
lung iiA pereinist bate. tonnte fiele
fofort berbeisebolt !peroen. tpelAe tenn
auh bas 6euer i'm @ntIteben l0Ihte.
gs aeiste iib nun. baB bier bDsIpil@
lise 8ronbitiftune Dorlag, inbem ron
auBen Elm 9nh in bic Mauer eingeIto=
gen unb burh ebieTes Elm brennenoes
GiDt sesen ras 5trob in Der Shsune
geitelt pur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29

mretfsn yeodjbsnl bsreits in
W0fIinqen eins gerhafturia tptgtn
Wilbbieberei portuin, 1T dlld) Der
ganbDfrtb unb SdgIDhner 8 1etNi
aus Hnith Derbaftet iDDrbtn.
monnheim. Die MirtbIdaf:
gum .Rotben Gdaf1 in g 4 ainS nm
145, 900 Marf in ben 8eiib Dss =
telars sFr. 6olsapftl iiber, Der elrs1
9otelneubau an Der Gtellea errscDisn
min.
RarIsrube. Der 9cfJd9srs
nteiiter a. 8. Greiberr @9iHiIlg =
Gannffatt tpurbc brr1 Der Rarl6rMger
Straffommer pegsn zines pifDlen.
buens, in benz er ieinen @sgner. eincn
Sffiaier, pertpnnbet bate, Sli etI1sr
5eftungshaft BON uht Wonottn PCT.
urtbetlt.
MmoIfern. 4ier feterten Dte
Wilbelm HutbarbIhen Gheleuts tDf
golbenes 6Dh3eitsfeit. Sn felerlId9er
Weife ipurbe bic BON benz 0rcBbtr3p8
eepibnete filberne Mebaine nern ns
belpaare iibtraeben. Der Gr5biftoi
mahte benfeIben Elm GeDetbub gum
@efdenf.
Bnben Babtn.Dds Reidss
e.ridt bat in @aden ber bieiigsn Spis
faltirte. bic eesentDGrtig benAltinthos
lifen aur 8eniiBung iiberiptefen 1T. pa,
bin entidieben, bab bic RfGgerir. er3'
biffDfIide Rurie, eeaen ben Beflagten.
@roBb. Megitrsas (8abfonb). nit Der
Rlage abgeipieien ipurfe. Die Hlrts
berbleibt aIfo enbsiltig GigtntbnM
bes 8abfonbs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29
@Artte,ssber0.

Spai9ingen. Oberf0riter
9ermann tpurfe in feinem Mrbeits=
5immer erbdnst aufaefunben. Ser 8e=
peg9runb gu bieier ungliidielisen
Shat 1T Biz iebt niht befannt.
Non Der Mott t u m. - Das
8OOidbrise Subildum bes ebemaliaen
Rloiters 5u S4fenbauien tpirb @nbe
Npril, firdl;n burn Elm Sribuum ben
8euroner Benebtftinern, tpeltlih bur1
lebenbe 8ilber nebit prolog unb Seit=
mabl, be9an9en tperben.
NaapIb. 80 Sn Gragrube bat fiA
Elm Gi{enbabn Gomite eebilbet, bas
Qllteniteia nit Rlofter Heichenbah perz
binben min. Bei benz 6ol5reidthum
ber @egenb biirfte bic Jortiebung ber
Mltenfitiger Gefunbdrbdbn auf feins
au groBen Shipierigfeiten itpBen, au<
NAL aud bic @emeinben fteuertrGftia
finb unb 8eitrdse leiften f0nnen.
gunnnatt. Die Melbunq
BON Tobe bes In 6Gnbeln NIT @olbds
ten perlebten MiilIerburfhen @eb6arD
Maixr bdt fh nint beitGtigt. Die{eIbe
entfommte einern bier tpeifberbreitettn
gerii6t, bds nm 10 mebr Glouben|
fanb. ais bic Werlebunaen onfonas
fit febr f1tuer aeEolien iparhen. Oer
atgeniD6rtigt 3uifaHb bes NerpunDe-
tn II bsfriebietnh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29

@4Dnefetb. 80 Gilfsaeiffli@er
ben bier Gritbri9 tpurbe gum pfarrer
bon 3f9orlou Bel 5dneebers setpdblt.
Merbau. profeFor Dr. Wollz
preht, Nettor bes Nealgpmndiiums au
3pidau. lit aunl f0niel. gommifTdr
fir bic Meifepriifungen an Der biefgen
Nedlfhule erndnnt tporben.
Rir.4berg. GroBes 6er3eleio
bsreitete BET Hidbrige G1loiTerIebrz
ling 9uGfdesrer bier jsinen gltern
boburh Dnb g nm zines gerinaen Gds
hels ipiaeH itine Mrbeits{ene perlieB
uno iidp u IA ldube bes anitpbenntn
0otten3 sntIeibte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29
Hanoper ..as Sra,,m f1weis.

Bedelbe. Mn @telle bes nit
benz 1. Mpril 5uriidtretenben @emein=
beeinnebmers 9feinede ipurbe Der
8rinfiiber So. 9einede sepdblt.
@Dttinsen. No1 ldngerer
Rranfheit 1T Der Set. Mebiainalratb
profeNor Dr. 2ubtpis Meper, Diretz
tor Der probinsial= =Srrcnanitalt uno
ber piphiatr!lden alinit. seitorbsn.
Rirhrobe. - Die biefisen
@runbbeliber baben tdon 1T ldneerer
3eit iih sesenfeitis perpfli9tet.
@runbitiide nur ou 0illenbauten au
perfaufen, unb atrar in Der Worous>
iebuna, bab ibnen hurh Gabritbauten
unb 3u3uo bon Mrbeitern nur grDbere
G:m.inbelaiten ertpii9ien.
Quneburg. Sn }einem Bette
entfeelt aufgefInhen mrrbe Der
@dla4tbofinfpettor 0ran3 Num=
bauer. Ser ungliidlihe 1T freitDillts
aus benz 2eben sefebieber, unb atDar,
pie lngenomn1en pirf, burh Gift.
Die llrfahe lit cine iiberaus traurige
unb tpirft Elm tribes Qiht auf un5ere
5oaialen 3uftdnbe. gfumbauer, Der
1int mebr jung unb ba5u trdntli9
mar. mar nah fiebenidbriger Sbdtig@
felt feline @telung bpn Ger 5tabt gez
fiinbiat tporhen.
Misbura. Tim ber Rirdenz
notb abaubelfen, bat ber Bifdof BON
6ilbesbeim bon bern Gtmeinbebor=
ftebsr Rrode fir IS, 600 Marf Elm IA
Mprsen gro6es grunbifiid gun, 8au
elmer fatbolif1en Stride eriporben.
Dus Grunbftiid liest an Der gbaufee
atpifhen Misbura unb Mnberten unb
aipar biesItits ber Giienbahn. Gs ion
oin Elm pfarr> nnb S9ulbaus bier
errihtet tperben. Mit tem Bau tpirb
nod in bieiem Sabre besOnnen.
MtrRe. gines qualbcllen Sos
b<s itdrb bier Ser 2Oidbrige Maurer
Milbelm Rublmeier. s.. bate einen
ca. II sfub tiefen 1runnen ausaus
nlnuern llnb mar al bieftm 3tped IN
benielben binabaeifiegen, ais iidb pfDb<
Iim bic Grbmailen lps!6iten, tpefhe
ben g B<bauernsiptribsn nut4 unb ndtb
beQruben. Den auf boS 6iilfeoe5hrei
hesbeiNeeilien Qeuten mar Bic Nettanq
nidA n10Ii& lnb nsubte e. Ii ber
5obtica8il panbeulans 3ubrineen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29
6obenfeins grnfftbat.

U7Sh CbN " - ~ ~.
sSSn ber inedmnif1en Dedenfdbrit ner
sSirmd @ebr. SGnberlih bier ereignsts
fih EN- bebauerliher llngliidsfau. Der
balelbit bei9dftiete 9lrbeiter Wliiler
bate in eirlern Gabriffaal bas Nnfle<
gen ber3reibriemen gu belorgen. WOBs
lid benlerften Qir3utrmmenbe, bob
MIIler BON einen Hiemen erfabt nno
ing getriebe emperssoosen !nnrbe, tpns
felbit ibn Die Mene mehreremule ber=
MmfHleuberte. Die SransmiffiDn
ipurbe fofOrt gum Stillifanb gebraht
nnb Der Nrme aus ieiner gefdbrlihsn
Gage befreit. Gin berbeiserufener Nrat
ifellte feit, bab fer cine Mrm hes 8ers
nnslidten mebrere Male sebrohen
tporben iit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29
Rbeiuyrssima mnS @eftfaIen.

Dberbaufen. Sm hisfieen
Wineentbuule itarb Elm after Spnoers
ling. tpelher anfdeinenb in 6rinlid3sn
Werbdltniffen lsbte. Nun bat fi1 bers
ausgeitellt, bdB berfelbe ein Dermogsn
bon $4,000 Mart binterldbt.
Witten. Mm grengelbans bat
man nit Der Mbitedung bes serrains
begonen, hurh ipelhes bic neuc 2:chnz
1trede Witten>D >Dortmunb gelegt tperoen
IolI. Der Bau biefer 5trede niro ii,
bielem Sabre erfolgen; fir bic Gnt.
tpidlung Der biefigen 9oupteiienbabns
tperfitatt lit bieIer 8au bon groBer
Wihtigteit, ba bic bisberise Gtrede
bds groBe itaatlide Wert ponftGnbta
our4fhneitet.
M.z@Iabbah - DER Siefbous
unternebmerGnbe bon bier, Der bie9lhz
rdumungsarbe;ten an Der absebranns
ten @pinnerei bon s. 8. @ansen u.
So. iibernommen bate. 1T unter tem
Nerba4te berbdftet iporben, grobe
MaFen gilen bon bort seitob!en au
baben. Snsgefomnt ion es iiA um
mebr als 10000 pfunb banteln. ipoz
Bel namentlih Mafdinerie in 8etraht
tomnlt.
SferIobn.- On ben gi1enbabns
rninifter Sbielen ift auf 8el9luB Der
@taDtperorpneten 0eriammlung ela
5hreiben seri1tet be5iislt6 Der pre-
jeettrten Giienbabn=S =Sferlobn SAnerts
nit Ter 8itte, Der WilniTer mOae elmer
bon Der @taot au entIenpenben 0epu.
tation Muoiena setpGbren. Der Ua'ni:
tier bat Darauf geantDDrtet, ct lei III
ben O5terferien bes 2anbtages bereit
bic Oeputation gu empfonsen.
W2inben. Muf benz bieiieea
@iiterbabnbofe ift bic arg peritiimmelte
2ethe zines untefannten Wannes artz
eefunDen iporben. giniee Mete. ron
lem @elei1e bate Der nnsliidliAe Sut.
Qanbi4ube uno @tod bin9elest unb
auf btefe @eaenftdnbe eine Rarte. bic
auf elmer @eite nit rRarl Duditein.
Spposrapb, MasoeburssS Sunterplab"
unb auf Ter anferen Ge;te nit r1O00
lebte Griibe. gorl!" bei4rieben !par.
Gs 1T obne 3peifel anaunebmen, bah
bic perfon iih BON benz borber einse;
laufenen gilause bat abiidtlih iibsr'
fabren laiien, ia an ber Wafhtns
Gleif4tbeile bafteten.
SoIingen. Dem lleberbanb=
nebmen Der 2uitbarfeiten poraubeugen.
uno auf cine srDBtmDs.iae @inih.aas
tuns Der 8ergniisunsen becadht a,l
lein, 1T ben 8iirsermeiiterdutern un'
lerer Geseno ieitens ter Nesteruns gu
DiiHelDorf neueroinss aufsssese en-
iporben. Oerartise Mnorbnunsen feb.
rem felt etpa einem Oeaennium pon
3eit gu 3eit INNER ipieDer, biesmal
aber pirb bon ben @emetnben e''t en-
ergifdes @orseben in Der beresten 9lns
selesenheit sefOroert. guf @erenlais
iuns Der 8iirgermeifter finben Deshalb
audi f4on 8elpredunsen iiber 6ivVirz
fdrdntuhaen Ger @ersniisunsen itatt
spildenG,emein nce=8oritanten unb ben
WoriGnten Der perI9iebeniten Gereine.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29

WreaInu cSr 03r,,g1hn,;h -
,;eth So a1s;;hrcrh.ii;;h.r ~, - ssstrsn,ssf y /,
Ma Gstr;she ss;msr a1s;;hIe mn .ry;.s
g s Sd,.n.r. msrrsh,,,,car [ n,a Sns - oYssa1a %
nsrstnrb rs 'D 1'0
% ,, -
e . : y. - IHleIs ,saWIule'
D.s seslul!!l'gs su Ssnule, Ds1uF ls'l e.nIz
So. .sap.sn y lIeI,9 to!ashp.I OlsS
gnsnS TslaM'ler onel oraNuEH Gus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29
Rbetnfats.

Rabpeiler. Gin ldperes
giienbabnuneliid ereisnete iih por
Der bieiisen Babnftatton. Der I'm a3
llbr BON Raiferslautern absebenDe
Mrbeiterous fubr nabe bel benz Oorfe
auf 5tpei leere 9iitertpasen. Ourd ben
3uiammenpralI ,purne bic lotomotire
aus benz @eleife setporfen. 10 bab lie
bic BOlduns binabitiirote, Der pad=
lpasen fam umseitiir3t quer iiber bas
gtletie 5u liegen, Der nun fDl9enbe
perIonentpasen tpurbe sertriimmert
unb bier i'm erften Rnupee fibenbe Or
letter i9tper perlebt. Der nGhite
Wagen tpurbe ftarf feI6dbist. Ser
Irbeiter Sans 2auers aus 6irfd=
born erlttt an beiben 8einen fompliz
sirte Bride.
Neuitabt. - Sriib 5 llbr ent=
ftanb in Der Maf1fiicbe bes Serrn
peuI6 elm 8ranb, Der ii9 Bel tem
berrldenten @turm ipfort benz Ma=
easin bes Meinbdnblers SeutI1 mit=
tbeilte, bas nit elmer srpben In5abl
eefiillter SdpefelfdiIer. nit 3uder,
Hoiinen, Seu etc. sefiillt mar unb baz
Eer Elm rieiiaes Seusr reruriahte. Die
Seuertpebr fonnte bic Werfitatt bes
6errn Ganaler unb bas Wpbnbaus
bes 9errn peuid, bas bereits Seuer
oefanaen bate, retten, tpdhrenD bic
Waf6fii6e unb bos Masaatn tuss
brannten.
- Gin alter, febr bsrsdtistsr
Mun59 Der Neuitabter 1T 5einer @r=
fiilluns nabe seriidt. Das @terff'fhe
9aus. Der rertebrftDrenbe Mnban an
Der @tiftstir9e, tpirb fallen. 81,
Gtaot bat Gem Beiiber $500 Mart boz
fiir eepdbrt unb ibm erlaubt, bic
@umme Bis gu 10000 Morf burh
freiiuillise @aben Ger 8iirgeri9af,
aufaubringen. Da fatuarifd in,
Sabre 1901 au9 bic Ruferpobnuns
auf Der Rorbfeite fallen ion, 10 tpirp
in abiebbarer 3eit ter gan5e berrliAe
sotbilhe 8au auberli@ frei iteben.
- Das neun Monate dlte ainb ei=
mes Mrbeiters in Der Malafabrif tpur=
be BON elmer Rabe sebiHen unb belt
por @hmera ben Mtbem an, nobel sS
eritidte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29

niat bsadtet. anr5 bdna4 jfellts li4
bepeutenbes Sudtn an bsr 9anO unb
glnIhpellung oerieiber Elm, IoDab
cperatiper ginsriff IN Der alinif gu
0alIs rlotbig ipNrbe. Der l1ngliidliAs
lit bnielblt nah ydmeren 2eibeil perz
itorben. Gr GintsrlaBt cine 5ablreide
sfamtlie in recbt bebrGnstsn 8erbGlts
niiTen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29

M iinhen. - Ssfdr pdni3aa'5
rHariiidna". beutlhe @erfe ausparis.
3iiridJ 1899, tpurben bonn 2anfgert1t
Miinhen / ipegen MaieHGtsbeIeioi~
guns bel4lasnabmt. @egen pani5aa
1T elm haftbefebl erlaFen ,porben.
N BERG. Wnrmittaas iiber=
fiel bic 38iGbrise @tiderin gf;eberer
bic prtpattere Moientbal in ihrerWph~
nung unb periebte ibr nit einem intpe>
rem eifernen 9ammer mebrere Shld=
&c. Muf bic 9ilferufe ersriff Bic gtiez
berer bic Sludt. ipurbe aber fpdter
berbaftet.
Rotbenbmrs o. s. - Mehrere
Hnuben persniisten iid in Der Slim
ssntpet auf lem Giie. aln ber tiefften
Stelle Der Met broG bas Sis ploblih
Elm unb Sipei Rnaben, Meier un5
Streng, perfbpanben i'm Wafer. 2eis
Der mar feline 9ilfe aur Gtelle. 2lls
Bic 0erungliidten aufgefunben tpurz
ben, tonnte fer Nrat nur fonitatirsn.
baB Der Sob e:ngetreten mar.
9of. = 8erbaftet unb in bas his=
itge @efdnanib einaeliefert tpurbe bic
leb. Wirtbstodter aatb. Meiiter bon
Haubenbers Bel Beper"riin ipesen
ainbst0btung. &ura barauf ipurte ihr
8ater, Sddntnirtb Meiiter, ebens
faas perbaftet. ST trirb perf9iebener
Stttli9feitsbelitte, ksansen an feiner
eisenen Sodter, fsfduloist. sic fpn
fhon breimal beimlih seboren haben,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-29
pou,a,er,..

Mu m meIsburg. Die 5dtt=
lermtiiter @rdfe'5dkr GEeleute feierten
TN syamil:entreiie bas 5eltene sseit Der
golbenen 0ohSeit. Dos Subelpaar er.
freut fih nod 3iemlih outer f0rperliz
der unb aeiftiger Riiitisteit.
R1rIin.- Derfammlung fGmmts
limer bieiieer Snnungsboritdnbe.
tpurbe als Mitglieb ber @etperbetam<
nler fir pommern Der Rlempnermeiiter
@uftab MiiIIer unb als fei7en Gr{dbs
mann Der gddermeifter Sulius @trebs
lop Sepablt.
RenFsttin. en- ber geaht
iur3 mad | ltr lpurben bic 2ottiner
burdb bic @turmglode aus ben Bette1
gefheuht. Gs brannte in benz Qaben
6es Ghranf fhen @aitbauIes. @ludli;
dermtife fnnnte aber bas s5euer ouf
bit5en 9erb befdrdnft perben.
Ydfetpal Dor trenigen Mo<
den erft berihteten mir, baB berQlbmi.
niftrdtor unb Rir1eneafenrenbunt
Mipe liah mebr als 50idbriger Dienits
tbdtigteit in ben ipnblberbienten Nuhe<
fdnO getreten if unb nun ipirb benen
Sob gemeibet,
]. 4spie.s.
@DIIHein. Die i5ra,l bes Giz
Ae1l4hiiriers Rldnfe In Wlnmer 6dus
Ianb ftiirate IN ben arf ibrem gs10ft
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-19

Charles w. Chase's dramatic YER.
sion OF "Quo Vadis," the master
work of Henryk Sienkisewiez. the
Polish romancer. which will be pro-
duced at the Barre opera house Jan
nth, must rank as one of the i'm.
portant productions of the season
The wonderful popularity of the book,
the strength of the cast which is to
enact the play, the inevitable COM
parlson with Ben Hur," which, as
a dramatic spectacle, has just been
trl'mphantly presented at the Broad
way theatre in New York-both nlavs
dealing with the birth of Christian.
'ty and both being of semi-religious
promise of splendid
'ettlhg for the actors to play in, all
jehd to make this an event. Man. |
lger Alden Benedict has spared no
expense in putting the drama ON the
tage, and hopes to win tri,,mnb
Win it, production. Scenical]v tho
nay is interesting. eight scenes bay-
ng been built for its illustration
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-19
Magic Figure Nine

A curious coincidence is noted in III.
fact that nearly all the great mining
discoveries of recent tunes have been
made in years ending with the magic
hgure nine. Thus the famous gold find
in California fell in the year 1910. Ten
years later, in 1859, remarkable discoy-
cries of the same metal were made
simultaneously in Australia and Rrit.
isa Columbia, causing a great rush of
fortune hunters to these points. In
1867 the famous Comstock lode find he.
came known to the world; in 1879 the
gold-bearing region around Leadvills
and tombstone, Ariz., began to attract
attention, and in 1889 the diggings A.,
clover Creek and in Lower Californi,
became the objective points of great
multitudes of excited and anxious seek,
ers after sudden wealth. And now
again, at the end of anoth decade his.
tory repeats itself once more. The pa.
markabie gold finds recently made At
cape Nome, surprising in richness and
extent anything yet discovered in the
Yukon district, bid fair to make Tho
year 1899 as notable as any in the an
nais OF gold mining. -Leslie's Weekly
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-19
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
The Drift Of Politics as Reflected bv
the Newspapers of the State.

! The Daily Journal says: "The
mass of voters is vastly better in
formed in the matter of Mr.. Dj]ino.
hams declarations upon the issues
OF the day, than the Rip Van Wrinkle
of the Caledonian appears to be. I'M
less his assumption of doing ignor-
ance is sheer petifogging, a campaign
TRICK. We venture the assertion that
Mr.. Dillinghams views on public
questions are better understood in
every quarter of Vermont than are
those of any other of the quartet Of
Candidates, and that his opinions re-
Safdlng the Philippines, matter
ne" TO national politics Since 1896.
mas a firm and broad foundation of
good sense, wisdom and
patriotism. The we'll established rem
utatlor Of the man for sound iudr.
ment and clear conception of the RIGHT
IS an ample guaranty that in fine
matter of the Philippines or any other
new question he carries a level head >,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-19

ben Hur is still the most popular
book on the market. Over $50. 600
copies have been sold and the demand
is still treat. David Harum is an
other popular book, the December
sales alone being over $4,000 copies.
1t IS now claimed that Kipling is the
real author Of this book and that it
was written under an assumed name
to test the question if his books would
sell under any other name as well as
Kipllng's. Roswell Field is the au-
thor of this yarn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-19

Senator Ross will speak on the Phil
lppine question next Tuesday, in sup
port of a resolution that he has intro
dnced declaring that the provisions of
the constitution do not extend to
Puerto Rico and the Philippines I'm.
less by act of congress and that sep.
arate department of the government
is demanded to take charge of these
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-19
SEE THE new
FALL and WINTER
MILLINERY.
MRS. ]. M. BOND,
Worthen Building, RHTrV Vt
Central Vermont Railway
Timetable.


CORRECTED TO OCT. /, lSs1
Trains leave Barre daily, except sundDH "a ="
GOING SOUTH.
$40 A M.-MAIL, For Boston VIA sd 20
Fitchb1ra New York via. Sprius 1-.
all New England points Parlor
ton via. Lowell,
1901 P.M.-FAsT EXPRESS. For Bo-.1
Lowell; New York via. Springhe.D ad7a
New London. Buffet parior carto ~,
$40 P.M.-LOCAL PASSENGER Fo' + 3F't
field, Randolph, White i l-'
ton and Windsor.
HOO P.M.-NIGHT EXPRESS. LeaS arf
week days only but leaves Montpe -
AN, daily including Sundays. -
ton via. Lowell daily SIS Am. b. g5@
Fitchburg, daily Except Sunday IN
Sunday 1920 am. New York (excr' 500
day. ll26A. n. On Sundays runs to aas
field only. Wagner sleeping cars to ea-
via. Lowell and to Springfield
GOING NORTH.
$50 A. M.-LOCAL RXPREss. Fort II.
ton. st. Adams and Richford. Com 81,
Essex Junction with express for all pc
Rutland r. r.
s.95 P. M.-MA1L. For Burlington, Il, .l.
Cambridge Junction, st. Adams, Mo '-lA+
Norwood, Ogdensburgn aad the West va.
ner Parlor Car to Montreal.
$40 p. M.-IXPRESS for Burlington, s. g.
bans, and Montreal. Pullman Sleui u. y,
Montpelier Junction TO Chica.a, Wiz -.
change. Due Chicago s.45 p. So 'oYt nigh
Connects at Essex junction TO U.s.
via, Rutland and Troy.
Suburban Service.
TRAINS TO MONTPELIER
Leave Barre $40, $50 A. ", IL 01, 3.y
LOG P II.
TRAINS TO BARRE.
Leave Montpelier e.a5. e.l6. 1850 As 81,
$50 and $50 p. M.
WILLIAMSBURG Trains.
Leave Barre l.20P .4.S0P.M. Due .-s.
own 1.55 p. N. 6.20p.M
Leave Williamstown 100 A. M. $50 p. n Qas
Barre o.O5 A. N. 3.00P.N
6. H. FITZHUGH, 8. W. CUMMIN :.
Vice Pres. s Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass t.it
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-19
What the Grange has Accomplished
in Matters Of Legislation.

In matters of legislation among the
first objects to claim the attention
and engage the efforts of the grange
were the State Agricultural colleges
of the country, many of which in
their early days were united with and
became part of classical colleges and
universities thus in a large measure
destroying their indemnity as agricul-
tural colleges, and rendering them
practically worthless for the objects
for which they were established.
Through the influence of the grange
separation has been effected in a
majority of states and distinct agr-
cultural and mechanical colleges have
beeen established. In most of those
states where the efforts for a separa-
ton have not been successful, the
college authorities have been forced
to give much greater recognition to
agriculture, and with but few excep-
ton these institutions. separate and
combined are now doing a grand work
in educating the farming youth of
the nation.
The Hatch act for the establishment
of state experiment stations which
are doing such a great work for the
agriculture of this country, became a
law by reason of the efforts of the
grange to secure its enactment.
1t was through the influence Of the
grange that the department of agri-
culture at Washington was raised to
the dignity of other departments Of
the national government, to be pre-
sided over by a secretary Of agricul
ture in the presidents cabinet thus
giving farmers voice in the policy !
of the government as it affects the |
agricultural interests Of the country. |
The subject Of taxation has always |
engaged the attention of the grange,
and it is through the influence Of tins
farmers organization that in many
states the burdens of taxation have
been, in measure at least, equalized
by more equitable assessment of real
estate between town or city and farm
and by the enactment of
laws 4aXing personal property and
which had hitherto paid
little, if any, taxes for local or state
purposes.
The Grange is strenuously opposed
to authorizations of all kinds, and
mainly through its influence State
md National laws baye been enacted
% control the Sd q Oicomarearlne
md other butter raIds and protect
he great dairy interests Of the coun-
ry from these vile compounds, which
he INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers ,
'ouiu place upon lilc market as pure
)utter.
Through the influence of the
range most maple sugar producing
tateS have enacted stringent laws
gainst the aduteration of this lux
rous farm product, thereby protect
ng both producers and consumers
rom spurious rticle.
The Grange has a grand record of
sefulness in legislation in nearly eve
state in the Union for it's inhu-
nee on the side of justice and equal
y in the enactment of many wise
nj Judiclous laws in the interests of
he people and for the protection and +
1vancemcnt of farming industries.