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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
The Dund.

The bund is the name given in al
most all eastern seaports to the street
fronting on the water. This street is
usually the trade center, and rumors
that are likely to affect trade or po-
litical conditions fly thick and fast
about 1t. As most Of these are un-
founded, n is the habit in the orient
to call story whose authenticity IL
doubted "bunder."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18

Now. children. want you all to re-
member that James Watt discovered
the wonderful steam engine by simply
watching the kettle boil"
please, ma'am, l don't just see how
that could be"
why not!"
"'Cause watched pots never boil."-
Boston Courier.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
She Valued Her Head.

Henry WILL. after the death Of Jane
Seymour. had some difficulty in get
ting another wife. His first offer was
to tie duchess dowager Of Milan, but
her answer Is said to have BEEN: Il
have only one head. If had two, one
should certainly be at his service"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
MisunderstOOd.

81 would Ike straw with this lem.
onade," said the lady at the table tc
the server Of the beverage.
Hey" calculated the waiter, who
was hard Of hearing.
mo; straw, aid."-Beverages
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
$4,000 BAIL

Chicago, Sept. 1S'-Emma Cold
man S bail was txed this morning at
100000, and her hearing on the
charge Of conspiracy to a sas>anatiop
the pr, sident was continued till lext
Tut Sday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
haIYDn the Comb.

A bad sign You are growing bald.
St p 1t now. Use Or. Whites Elec.
trio Comb and you will find 10 more
com 'ings. Your hair "ill stay where
it belongs. Send soc Ior nne D. n.
Rose, Gen. Mgr, Dec" ur. i'll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
CAR 1Np1sPosED

D nkirk, Sept. 18 The Czar was
indi>pused and did not leave his yacht
this morning to 60 on the board the
Ca.sini with Loubet. Lolbet went
to por surrounded by bis cabinet
which gave rise 10 the rumor that
the Car was tn re.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
EXERCISES AT OPERA HOUSE

S~AO&s~A0&O "a V1GnA AVO00
The following is the program TO be
carried out at the Barre OPERA ouSe
tomorrow NO ming at %: Orches
ira; prayer, R '. ]. A. Sherburn;
openif 6 by chairman: quartetle e,
M ssrs. Fuller, Kinney, W! lie and
SheriffS: Dr. J Henry Jackson, P St..
master f W. Bishee: .oln. Mrs B.W.
b alley; Prof. o. D. MAthewsnn; NJ.
VIM. Wishart; solo, Mrs. NJ. D Lamb:
Alder m 10 James Mackay: Rev p. VI.
McKenna: Mr. Z l. Smith: >'l. Mr..
j. W. Sht Hey; Mr.. Chare, H'lvosa:
Mr.. G. S AndruS: r Ariel 4 B-on-
di: quarte' t., M~SsrS. Fuller, Kinney.
Wylle and Sheriff closing, Rev. BE-
Roberts: orchestra.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
Dead Eolk'A Aaiv.

You Can buy 1t. They make wigs
nut OF it; but why wait until You are
creed to wear it. Use DR., Viii e S
electric Comb and have live hair;
your own hair, glossy and luxurlsnt
nd f,ee from dandruH. Sample so .
D N Rose, Gen Mgr, Decatur, III.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18

When you want to advertise 10
Tor circulation first. The TELEGRA.
has the largest circulation, thereto
1t is the best advertising medium. U.
It for results.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
CARD OF THANKS

We WiEn To exten0 our most sincere
thanks to all who assisted US 10 our
recent bereavement in any way as well
as for the beautiful floral gifts sent to
the funeral Mr. and Mrs. John
TasSie.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
ARRIVES AT cANTvN

Canton, Sept; Is. - Funeral train
reached here at ll.5a. Crowds lin. d
the streets as the casket was brine IT,
The court house where the presid nt's
body will lie IN state.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
Working Nigh and Day.

The busiest and mighliest little thing
that ever was made Is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength. listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. There're
wonderful in building up the health. ONLY
25c per box. Sold BY the Parlor Drug
Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18

A sheet Of manila cap paper will sus'
tain 800 pounds. 1t holds the record
among papers for strength.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18

Honesty pays twice as we'll as half
honesty. Don't forget it.-Atchison
Globe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
TORPEDO BOATS COLLIDE

Marseilles, Sept. lS during man.
ouvres of Corsica today two French
torpedo boats cullided aud one sunk.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18
Coming! Who?

MADAM FLORENCIA TORRkZ
The Great Mexican Pdlmist
7th Daughter Of 7th Daughter
Born with Veil. CoaSult her on !
business and love If ,r,.
viii be at he COmnerciaI II nei for
two we Ks, c, mmencing MOI d $, Sep!
23rd
Full Reading IS cents.
Office Hours 10 to II a. m. and from
| To 5 p. m. daily.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
STOLE A CHURCH ORGAN.
Philadelphia Thieves Garry Away
Plumber in "A Wagon.

PHILADELPHIA. NOV. st. James
American Union Methodist Church. at
Ninth and Snyder Ayeaue. Was broken
into early yesterday morning by thieves
who stole Il new organ "A number Of
chairs. a clock and several other articles
The church is a one-story frame building
and was only recently opened. The rob-
bers first forced a wi dow I'm che rear
and then opened the door Of the church
and carried the things away iu q wagon.
The robbery was first discovered by
private Waterman He found the door
Of the church ajar. and investigation re-
Neated that nearly everything nova bic
had been taken. The Waterman reported
the case To the police of the MOydmensiHg
Avenue and Dickinson Street Station
Inc Waterman also gave the police
description Of "A man no has been seen
acting suSpiCiOuSly in the neiChbOrhoOd
Of the church From this description PO-
Acomen PfTOmmer and Richardson early
IN the morning arrested John Mage aged
twcEty-three, OF Sl6 Cantreu Street at
Ninth Street and Snyder Avenue He was
takeI, 70 the stauOnhOuse. and when ques-
TONED 10y Lieutenant Smith stated that he
and others entered the church
Upon this information two 81 his com
panlonS were arrested The were Viii
liam Edgar. alias Brown. aged twenty
three. Of 23l3 South Darien Street and
Edv ard R Long, ged thirty-six of IgI
Stanley street They We're returning with
the wagon, " hiCh. il is charged. they used
IN carrying away the stolen articles.
The three were taken TO he statiOuhOuSC
and told the police the goods could Doe
found In house on De La1Cy Street. near
Third When the house was visited the
goods were recovered. At q 'earing be
fore Magistrate Scott all f1UT were held
without bail Tor court. charg-f with forci-
bic entry and burglary. E~~-T has been
arrested by The police Of tn sane district
number Of times.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
TRIP OF MINING ENGINEERS.
Special Train Carrying Party Of
Amrricnns tn Mrnirn

NEW YORK. Nov. a party Of mining
engineers. members of the American In
srituJe of Mining Engineers. left Jersey
city yesterday afternoon for the City Of
Mexico. which they WIN reach next Satur-
day. Tho idea OF caarteriag special
train was suggested by the tIck Of SUITE
able Motel accommodations al some of the
places 20 which the party viii Stpn Tia.
stock of provisions carried WAS too heavy
FOR the one express car. with r.l.tFrity
OF 10000 pounds i'm which 10 had been
packed, and the railway officials order
cd considerable of DO transferred ta The
express car that had been reserved tor
baggage.
The train consisted Of ivo Pullman cars.
including the observation car C'Erupi..
which was occupied bv she Ia-. P-,.-I.I.u-
Mckinley on his last tour. IIrirr car
ana TWO expires. cars "a similar train
viii leave Chicago today lruue liatcIy af-
ter the departure from that civ of The
train which lsft Jersey City at PA o'clock
yesterday afternoon 4 physician is on
the train % render professional services
Inc itinerary provides for a StOu of eight
hours nj Chicago. twelve hours at Chihua-
hua. four hours Al ZaCatecaS. eleven
hours at IlCnuCu. twelve hours at Cfuala-
laJ|rd- nine hours al Guadamato fifteen
huUrS al AGUHS Cal3eutIS. hft,en hours
AZ san Luis Potosi, two hours each N
tHrdCnuS Cafetal and Tamufc0 sixteen
hours at Monterey twelve hours at BAY
oi"rIn and three hours az New Orleans
lne eNcUrslouists are due in this CITY ut
%" D. m ON December l. -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
IN THE OLD DOMINION.

The sawmill OF MesSrs- Hughes d Chill
dress or knoxville. Orange county, with
the exception Of engine and boiler was
entirely destroyed 10y nre, 10 insurance.
Mrs Nora Quinn died N her home. ia
Alexandra. yesterday She vas q widow
Lewis Cole Of Fairfax county. died
Thursday in the sevcnty-sec5ud year Of
his age
George W. Anderson. Of ldchmoad. Of
the firm Of GeorS. ". Anderson a. Co.
dealer I'm carpets. died yesterday aged
seventy years Tho deceased had
been in business for nearly half CEN
fury
Prof Joseph H. Ketron who founded
Kingsley Seminary at Blo0miugddIe. near
the NiTs4uia-T tennessee line twenty years
ago. and had been it's president ever since.
died Thursday night. aged sixty-four
years.
Prof W. C. Moore. PRINCIPAL or Drum
moudtOwn Academy AccJruac county.
died yesterday Of typhoid fever. Ills re-
mains viii be taken 10 mis- former homo.
Lexington. Va He was a distinguished
graduate OF Washington and Lee Uni
NerSity.
The grand jury Of Warwick county.
which mas been sitting a week iuvr-rigat-
irg the murder Of Charles Abrams re-
ported three indictments 10 III. Common
W'alth's attorney. but as no report has
been made to the court the names are not
revealed
4 freight wreck occurred ON tho Norfolk
and Western road At ITonyiue. just east
Of Blue Ridge Springs. yesterday. About
fifteen freight cars laden with coal were
smashed up. The wreck occurred ia q.
deep cut and an trains were tied uD. The
wreck was caused by the Ialgr of
wheel breaking No one was injured but
the damage is very great
Robert Jacobs is believed 10 be Fatally
injured as the result of an accident YES
tordIy At the Suffolk tEaJ Clay Com
pauy's plant He fell on "a revolving shaft.
the bolts Of which caught IN his clothing
just below the belt and carried him over
rapidly. when Jacobs was finally dashed
To- the ground most of his clothing was
gone end he was badly lac,rated
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02

spiders that annually are pinned uD n
pa per sugar bags over the msutelpiece OF
nursery and sitting rooms As the spider
dies so viii the cough pass away. th8
recognized version Of the superstition as
serts, and many viii add the pleasing in
formation that unless a spider is secluded
In such manner al the outbreak OF the
disease. the little patient viii certainly
suuer until May, whether the nrst whOop
is sounded in April or June \ bluebottle
with q pin through II Is sometimes sub
stituted for the spider. and may also do
duty as a sacrifice for the removal %
Warts-but IN curing warts there are
S enough supersu1ious practices TO MI
Confidence. extreme. explicit confidence.
Is the first essential on the part Of the pa
dent who submits himself TO the tender
mercies OF the faith healer. whether tbs
healing is performed by means Of a spi-
der, by amounting. or merely by the pay
ing over Of money for 80 intangible
method Of treatment as the mental eXer-
else OF the modern Christian Scientists
This may. perhaps, account FOR the Sig
nlncant fact that Investigators OF the
special cures alleged 20 have been az
Ie@ivd by curemOnScrS usually md 20 per
cent % the persons cured 70 have died al
most as soon as the cures were COM
pleted- All curemOugers are not so eX-
plicit as the inventors Of the anOdyne
necklace which was claimed 10 be an
infalliUle remedy for the troubles pf teeth
ing In infants. and was a harmless string
OF beads made from the roots of the hen
Eane-
Neither do the ma j0rity Of them com
pare with the advertiser who boldly an
nounced that as jaunlice was caused by
little yellow flies flying about In the sys-
tenn be cured his patients by giving them
spiders eggs 10 swallow. trusting TO the
heat Of the body 20 hatch The ,ggs. with
the result that the spiders spun their
webs. caught and killed the dies and
cured the Jaundice leaving only the COZ
webs behind. a slight iuCGuyCuirC Pc which
could be cured 10y a visit 20 the seaside.
when the uTaeZcs would blow th- " away.
There may have been more Of Jest thaa
serious intent in The announce -sDr. but
still. al this modern period. sick children
ar- carried fasting on Sunday mornings
into three parishes in some country dis
trlctr. spiders eggs are proclaimed ~
village WiseaCrtS 20 he an infallble cure
for j1uUdicc. the hind legs OF toad worn
round the neck iD silk bag are regarded
rs q DaEaesa for all evils and the best
CisiufeCtaut and autl-cOEtagiOu that the
world can pruuCCe is. IN the minds -
uauy an old village wise woman. q U1Ftal-
headed cane tEoId-Eeaded for preferences
that has been carried on his professional
rcy nis by a d0ctor--LOudon Globe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
BUFFALO BILLS ACCIDENT.
His show Almost Broken Up Seven
teen Years Ago.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 2-The catas-
trophe that overlook the Buffalo Bill
Wild West show in North Carolina at
the beginning Of this week calls 10 mind
another disaster that happened to Colo
mel Cody and his organization in IsS4
while they steamed from Cincinnati to
New Orleans down the Mississippi River
At that time Charles Sturme. Of Rich
mond, was a member Of the band Of the
show, and he has very vivid recouec-
tiou Of the accident that while il did not
actually ruin the hackers Of the enter
prise, resulted in the breaking up Of the
old triumvirate partnership.
The aggregation was travelling on the
steamer William Thompson and making
towns on both sides OF the Mississippi
The show embarked on December /. and
travelled without any accident for eleven
days. They were on their way rejoicing
on December p when the William
Thompson sighted a steam tug coming
toward her. and the usual blatant steam
signals were exchanged.
suddenly, when the boats were close to
sgIner. the tug altered It's course and
ran directly into the steamer. crashing a
fearful hole In her side The boat was
b.ached and patched while the animals.
except the buffalo and some wild asses
were transferred To- "A barge which was
l4lsi'-f last al''l- E-li4f-s anu the journey was
resumed. Everything appeared 10 De go
ing along smoothly, until the men We're
astOunded at the warning given out Just
before breakfast the next day that the
boat was sinking and every man would
have 10 look out FOR himself
As much OF the baggage as possible was
transferred to the barge. but the boat
settled 80 quickly that little could Doe done
IN this direction. and the men had barely
time to make their escape from the big
vessel before the barge was cut loose and
the William Thompson dTifted a little far
Their. on and settled 20 the bottom Of the
river. leaving nothing but her smoke
stacks in sight.
The organization would have gone to
pieces at that time il Nat Salisbury had
not decided TO put all his money and In
EIeuce behind the rehabilitation. which
was speedily Effected in New Orleans,
though the familiar feature Of the herd
81 Wild buffalo was never again replaced
ora the same scale, a. did, I'm fact. degen-
crate into an old sCrawny hulk Of man
81 looking quadruped that pursued its
unhappy way before the rattle of pistol
shots Of Colonel Cody and a dozen or
more Of his rough riders in harmless il
lustratiou Of nothing ia particular.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
BUILDING THEIR OWN ENGINES.
JnDanese Construct IA Locomotive
With Satisfactory Results.

VICTORIA, B. g., Nov. According
10 news received by steamer. the Japan
csc have started 20 build their own en-
gires instead OF importing from The Unit
ed States The Kobe Chronicle tells
Of the construction Of locomotive at
Osaka. with satisfactory results
The total weight OF the engine was a
little over thlrty-one tons and il mas
boiler capacity sufficient TO attain a speed
OF thirty miles an hour. The cost is eS-
timated as over 10 per cent below those
imported, and when the freight from Eu-
rope or America is Included the cost is
Srill further reduced.
The work was directly superintendent by
NiscCuut Masaru. formerly "A director OF
the Imperial Government Railway.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
AMERICAN ENGINES ORDERED.
Twenty Locomotives for n Leading
EngIish RniIrond.

CHICAGO. Nov American railway
ideas Won a substantial victory yester-
day when an order was teleEraphed 90
one of the big manufactures for twenty
passenger locomotives 20 De used on the
Northeastern Railway Of England
The order was given by wilson Words
well. General Superintendent of the North
eastern Company. just prior 10 his leaving
Chicago Mr. WOrjSWeu is one Of the
party of English railway officials who
are making "a tour Of the country for the
purpose of inspecting the terminals and
facilities OF the American system Of rail-
ways
Thus far no locomotives o. American
build have been used on the Northeastern
racd. but IL is said 10 De- Mr.. WDrdSWrlI s.
power with locomotives manufactured in
This country
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
DEATH DREAM COMES TRUE.
An Indiana brakeman Killed a. His
Finncrt- Feurcd.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. NOV Miss
Ncttie Palmatecr. school teacher Of
this city. was TO have been married next
Thursday 10 John T. EIIabarger the Van
dalla brakeman who was killed Thurs
dav night at JudsUu. Ind.
Miss PalmatceT had q dream three
months ago that ElIab1TEcr was killed in
"a wreck and thar Fred Black and Louis
Cook. two of his friends. had told her Of
the accident She told this 20 EIIabar.,r
and no took out $500 life insurance i'm her
favor q month ago.
The dream worried them both At mid
night Thursday night Fred Black and
Louis Cook came To- her house together
and broke the news to- her.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02

Dr. shade also has the latest improvements Is
electricity. and in conjunction with his Eclectic
remedies cures the most obstinate and compli-
Gated diseases. No matter what your troubIs
may he consult Dr. shade. free Of charge.
Thirty years practice. Located IN Wash-
ington over ten years.
References Captain Barnes, 90 18th St. NV;
Mrs.. z2ller. s02 II St NV; W T Crump. esq,
1894 9th st. NV; ". P. Lees. A. N. so2 H s.
Nv; Henry r. Drew. cured Of brain and nervous
trouble, 1893 Corcoran St NV; " Sanford
Brown. esq. III Pa Ave. cured Of cons5u2-
tiou. weighed % pounds. now weighs Is0; Ms
Berthe Hughes, SO 9Th -. sw.. cured Of con-
sumption Of the lungs and catarrh,
gained 80 pounds. Mrs D. p Graves. lie
S2d 81. NV. cured Of asthma and lung trouble.
gained % pounds; Miss Mary z. NcKim, - 3
st. Sc, cured o. pulmonary consumption and
catarIh.
Special attention given to complicated cases.
eatarrh, lung. kidney. Brights disease, stomach,
liver. rheumatism. sciatica. BRAIN and nervous
diseases. and all complicated diseases Of the
human body Hours 20 s. sunday, 10 to / p II
Corner 18th and c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
work on the Ruppahunnocl stopped

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Va. Nov 1.-The
dredging Of the Rappahannock River has
ceased owing 70 the appropriation made
By Congress being exhausted There is
much need Of more work for the benefit
Of navigation. but nothing can be- done
until Congress makes another apprOpria-
ton. The amount appropriated hereto
fore has been Inadequate for the needs
and requirements Of so important ship
ping point. and IL Is expected that the
Business Mems Association ana city
Council will unite iu an effort 10 secure
Congress.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
MAYOR SUED FOR LIBEL.
A Syracuse Labor Leader Begins Ac-
ton for $1,000.

SYRACUSE y. Y, Nov. Arthur J.
Picotte, Manager of the Labor World"
served a summons and complaint upon
Mayor Mcclure yesterday. through AtIor-
ueys Parsons and Cooper Dc handing 80
go for alleged libel The action is The
outcome Of the claim by the mayor that
Mr.. Picotte demanded $3.50 for the sup
port OF the paper. and threatening to
turn against him IN case this was not
paid. The plaintiff is an officer Of the
Trades Assembly. and is prominent in Ia
Dor circles
To IS alleged that the mayor. in one Of
his published speeches. called Picutte
hIaCkmaiIer. and charged that he was a
betrayer Of labor IL Is also claimed that
Mayor Mcclure caused 10 be published a
statement that the Labor World" was
a "hIackmaiiug sheet a -'saud-baGging
pamphlet" and was "OuI for the coin.
and would be kept alive only until af-
ter election for the purpose Of blackmai--
ing candidates.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
Wounded by Mischrevous boys.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa. Nov. While
defending his property from boys who
were celebrating Halloween Norris Gold
man received a bullet through the body
Thursday night number of boys called
"a his home and tried To take his wagon,
which was standing near. When he OBJ
lcctod, it Is alleged that Smith Dawson
fired at him four times. Dawson WAS ar
rested, and claims ne shot in sef-dctence
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

A horse ran over Miss May DuvaH in
Cumberland. iujuriug her severely
Acting on the courts decision ia Kent
and Talbot counties, tn. Queen Anne OH
Cial ballot Is being reprinted.
A black bass weighing nearly five
pounds was caught with hook and line
In OctararO Creek. Cecil c0l..Itv hv Percy
Chapman. Of Rising Sun
The Rossbourg Club, Of the Maryland
Agricultural College. gave a ball ia the
college hail. which was largely attended
from Baltimore. Laurel Washington, and
the uaiGhburh0od-
William Jones. who claims 70 De from
Wales and Henry johnson. Of PhiIadrI-
plia. attempted To break Jail at Centre
vile by saving sr-araI iron bars but
were detected and haudcufI.d together.
in which condition they will remain as
long as they are In prison.
The rural mail free delivery system
was Iuyuguratcd in Cecil county yeStcr-
day. Tho first and only route so far IN
operation starts from Rising sun and
covers a territory Of about thIrty-six
square miles east and south Of The town
The population within the area Is about
$50 and the number Of houses served $50.
Al Calvert Zion, Pennington. and Cath
crs Corner United States mail boxes have
been placed.
Mayor George Ed. Smith and the board
OF aldermen of FIR derrick prDT.4-. to i'm
Vitc Rear Admiral Winfield Scott SchI-y
TO bc Tho guest Of This, his native city
Admiral Schi,y has been home here ON "a
visit 20 friends twice sine, his great vic
tory at Santiago. but on each occasion he
was the guest of relatives and friends.
lie was accorded a hearty welcome on
each occasion, but this tim, If Is IN, iu-
tcnti0n that ne shall Lc tn. guest Of the
city The pcOpls Of Frederick have been
watching the progress Of the admiral g
perhaps more so than any other section of
the country.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-02
DISASTERS TO HUNTERS.
A Boy Fatally Wounded and a Far
mer's knec Shattered.

LEBANON, Pa. nov. Harry Baker,
aged tive might've years. Of BeIlaIre, was
mortally wounded yesterday by mis-
brother. John Baker. aged fifteen years
The Bakers We're hunting rabbits and
walking on opposite sides Of some tall
underground. into which the younger boy
shot when he thought ne saw q rabbit
Almost the entire charge entered his
brothers head.
Jacob Kelsey South Londonderry
town ship farmer haC his knee shattered
vest, rday 10y The accidental discharge Of
gun in tho hands OF his nsIghbOr. Cyrus
GTUbcT. with whom he was hunting.