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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-10
For Philadelphia, New York, and the
East

Express, 7:0s Ginning Carr. ISL, Sis. 500.
goo Dining C@-), 1000 Dining Carr. and
HOO Dining Car from Wilmington A IL,
l2:45, BIS 40 Dining Car from BaltiUorel.
$50, 1900 ard Il 30 P NJ On Sundays. 100
Dining Carr 7:57, SIS. 9:oe 800 Ginning
Car. Ii-oe dining Car from wilmIngton) A
NJ 12-I5 BIS. $50 Dining Csr from BATH
mofeJ, $50 1900 and 1I-50 P n For Phil2-
deI9hia only, Express. T:I5 A NJ, 1918 P
~ week days. 2-Gl 4:fO. and $40 P. N. daily.
Fer Boston without change, T:45 A NJ week
days and 80 P. ~ daily.
For Baltimore, $40. 700. 7:E5. 7:5o. 7:57. s-I5
900. 1900 1870 100 A NJ. I2-I5. I2-45, 10.
2.ol. SIS, $50 600 Limited). 4-Ie. 4:So.
41SI. 4=5o. so. 6;15. $50. 7:I5. 7:45. 1000,
1910. 1l:55.aRd II:5O P NJ On Sundays 90.
80. T.57. s-15: 500. sos. I6:5e. 100 A II.
12.l5, lis, 2:0I 3:I5, $50 Cos Limited 4-l0.
40, 40. so, 5.I5: $50. T-I5s f.45. 1890,
I0:s9. and Il 80 P NJ
For Pope's Greek Line. 7-45 A II. and Al P y
Fer AnnsPoiis. %, o-oe A Il. 1918 and 5.4a
P N weekdays Sundays, 500 A n and
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Special" $40 P n. Mondays Wednesdays, and
FRIDAYS
Line. s-S5 A N daily FLORIDA and Metro
politan Limited s-55 P n daily
Express for Richmond only. I1:zl A n week-
days. 500 P ~ daily.
Accommodation for Qaanticc 7:4s 4 n daily
and AS P " weekday
Seashore Connections.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Sddge all
rail roUtef 12:45 P n TeeS-dsys (tiIroJgh
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car, 3-1j 100 Con
gressienal Lit- ed and L:59 P. NJ daily.
Via Market 8 e. Wharf. 1000 and II:00 A. NJ,
IIz-45 P N. Weekdays. I-50 P. ". daily
For Cape May, n:o0 A. N. week days. u-5e
? n daily
Ticket oaices corner Fifteenth and @ Streets.
and at the station. Sixth and Streets. whers
orders be left for the checking o. baggags
to destination trem hotels and residences
Telephone call ''I44I'' for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
J. p. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD.
General Manager. General PasSrngr- Agent.
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WELL DIGGERS ard pump workers; all work
guaranteed CHAS- N. DORSEY & BROS. 622
18th ST. ne ml0-6
SEWING MACHINES cleaned and repaired, 81
LOVES I2aS 9th ST. MS. MOS
ROOF PAINTING. csc per square. Drop postal,
NATIONAL PAINT Co I42 F st. ne ml0-5
PRINTING AND BOOKBTNDTNG- cards. 75c;
80 envelopes Sc; 900 statements, l5c; so bill
heads. Sc: all other printing equally as cheap;
magazines bound. I5cs booLs OF all kinds bound
on the shortest notice. WILLIAMS, 6l3-6I5 7th ST.
NV; Chas ". D0wden, Manager ml0
WILL make wash dresses from s. up this week
eniy; all work first class: stuffed dresses a spe-
ciaiy. 5:Rs. WILSON, 1889 St Hw. e9-3
MATTRESSES made over on yo..s premises. 81
drop postal }. ! FEENEY, 2i3 tth St NV.
es-3
DANCING PROF CALDWELL'S private acad-
envy Sl5 + NV; class evenings. Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturdays lessons given any hour daily
mss
CHAIR CANING-Send postal 455 x, 70T II NV
Work done at your residence MRS l. JOHN
SON me-
CHINA PAINTlNG-Tea lessons OF three hours
each including oi pants and brushes, -.
BURFElND'S ART ROOMS, 1903 st. NV
m3l-I4
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted. 81;
machines for rent by week month at OPEN
HEIMER'S NEW HOME AGENCY. 5l4 9th 81. NV.
mhzs-lmo.e
FULL DRESS SUITS Tor hire: 81 up. 7Oa tn St
NV elD-tf. EN-
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned Soc Watches.
ieweiry music boxes aecOr 1iBgly charged; salts
faction guaranteedi send postal; viii call for and
deliver tree to all parts OF District. CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1884 7th 81 nv.
FULL DRESS SUITS, 81, Tor hire. 81 JULIUS
COHEN II04 eth st. NV.
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FOR sALE-PICYCLEs.

FUR sAhE-HIN TUES
FOR SALE-Cents bicycle; also little girls. 81
each; good condition. Box G2I. this Office eI0-3
FOR SALE-SterIing chaiuless bicycle; cost SO,
for 50. 3I5 6th St NV Inl0-3
IF YOE WANT ONE OF the hishest-grade we'll
known new 1901 hjsh-j0int bicycles made for only
81 - and want u o= free ten days trial be-
fore paving one cent cuj this notice cut and mail
to SEARS. ROEBJCK co. Chicago. Ill, for
free bicycle catalogue and full particulars
E.ll2J-Uu. " .f-l3t
FOR SALE-S65 gents bicycle for $3.50; also
so lady's bicycle for $3.50; both good as
new. 3Ij 9th ST. NV. m9-3
with tourist case, SIS. Address Box 574, this
Office esq
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH.

Leave Washington Sol a. m daily. 4:49 p m
week DAYS and 6:2j p. Sundays for Bi1e-
mont. 6:Z5 p N. Saturdays aE5 4-S5 P. m week
dsys and l.26 D. N. Wednesdays and Satur-
days only for LeeSburg. e;25 ?. week days to
ueURdon
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WANTED-Ch ambernaails dishw4shers. nurse.
laundress and girl for private family 1924 9th
ST. nv MI
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Through trains from tie South arrive Washing
ton c.t5 NJ Csc a-u-. 1875 am daily. 1913
am. MONDAY, Wednesday. and Friday, 2.l5 pm,
and $50 pm daily From HarriscrbtsTS II 81
, ~ week DAYS and $50 p-us daily FIOm Char
Iottesyiiie SIS an. aud $50 pm daily.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--FEmALE.

WANTED-By white WOMAN situation as cook
can furnish good reference. address Box 626 this
Office Ell
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WANTED-Neat white girl about fourteen to help
look after two-yeaT-olG child Apply 900 ST
nv. nj
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WANTED-Lades Tor vaudeville stage; singers
preferred. Address Boa 6Ia, this Office MI
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WILL give comfortable hor,e 10 reliabIe white
woEan Tor light duties Box o23 this office. e
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WANTED-By a corporation a Iady book
keeper; stencgrapher and typewriter preferred.
Addres Box %, tins Office. clos
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FOR RENT-DEsK ROOM & OFFICES

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENr-A cheerful hall room. with board.
IoI2 l2th ST nw. nj
LARGE, front aIcove room. with board. AS ID
ST. nw- mlO-3
LARGE front room. second Hoor. with board.
1910 Il - nv InIo-S
FOR RENT us Ilth St NV; nicely furnished,
sunny rooms; good table; with OK without board;
reasonable ey-3
ROOM A,D BOARD for gentlemen in private
family al 62z Sd 81. ne eos
ROOM AND BOARD for aye; so per month; two
so; other rJoms5 transients 81 per day 1881
Mass. ave NV e9-3
FIRsT-ClASs rooms aaq board 100 st NV.
esq
s28 lzTH ST NW.-Furnished rooms, with or
without board egg
FURNISHED ROOMS. with bosri and private
baths; transieHts accommodated -Iio0 st. NV.
FXCFLLFNT ACCOMMODATIONS; very reason
able. near Congressional Library. 2le Ist 81. he.
mss
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished rooms,
wirh or without board. 2ll d st nv aI9-2
FRONT ROOM, parlor floor. with board, s. per
week; other rooms. 509 G 81. NV. m9-3
FOR RENT-A nice double room. With board for
two gentlemen; private bath attached No 81 /
st NV esq
FOR RENT-Front room; nice board; two, $3.50
week 1902 9TH st. nv. es-3
WANTED-Two boarders; nicely furnished room;
good board; heat gas, bath; $50 per week
each. 2G37 II ST nv. mss
ROOMS and board: small adult family. as Third
st. mss
board, IS. 50 per week. SIS + 81. NV m7-7
TABLE BOARD.
FfRsP-CLAsS BOARD, meals day. Sl2 SD
4th st. NV. m9-S
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Tickets, sleeping reservations, and other In
formation furnished and baggage called Tor and
rbecled from hotels aRd residences By Union
Transfer Co. on orders left az Ticket Office, 7aS
18th ST nv; 81 Penna Arc. NM, and st
PeHaa Station
Phone I4aI for P r. r Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON Sd V P and Gen NSr
: T. HARnWICK General PasS'r Agent.
L 8 BROWN, General Agent
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NANTED-Today six good plain cooks; Wages
Sl2 and Sli. ehambcr1naids. nurses. THE OLD
VIRGINIA AGENCY. 1899 nth 81 NV eT
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grENEss CHANCES.

FOR SAIE-Grocery and meat market: sill in
voice. DUNLAP. SOC F st. MICS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
MASONIC WEEK.

Burlington, June 6.-Masonic week
will open in the Masonic Temple here
on Monday and continue through Fri
day. Monday will be Scottish Rite
day.
On Tuesday the grand commandery,
Knights Templar, will meet. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be large at
tendance to take part in the parade
on that day. In the evening the grand
council, Royal and Select Masters, will
hold their session.
Wednesday and Thursday will be de-
voted to the grand lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons, while Friday will be
occupied by the Grand Chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons.
Arrangements have been made by
the committee on transportation with
all railroad companies having lines ir
the State for placing on sale specia
round trip tickets to Burlington anc
return during Masonic week at redEc
ed rates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
BEATTIE. RICHARDSON.

There was vely pretty wedding
last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Russell on Averill avenue,
when Fred Richardson and Miss Jen-
ME Beattie, both of this city, were
united in marriage, the Rev. Ettie X.
NJ Jones performing the ceremony.
Andrew johnson acted as best man
and Miss Tessie Beattie, sister Of
the bride, was bridesmaid. Only a
few of the relatives and friends were
present. A beautiful wedding supper
was served during the evening. There
were large number Of useful pres.
ents. The newly welded couple will
reside for the present on Averill av-
enue. The groom is we'll known
plumber in the employ of Prindle &
Averill and the bride came here from
Leeds, P. q few years ago. They
have the best wishes OF many friends.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
Of Mrs. Woodbury. Against
Mary Baker Eddy
VERDICT RENDERED
Judge Ordered Jury To Decide
For The Defendant

Boston, June 6.-"Mrs. Eddyis the
autocrat of Christian Science and has
full power over the Church and Pub.
fishing society" This was the de.
claration of Lawyer Frederick W.
Peabody for the plaintiff as he began
the argument in the Sl50,00O libel
suit of Mrs. Josephine Curtis Wood
bury against Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy
on the question of whether testimony
that the alleged libel was authorized
to be published in Boston papers June
), 1899 he admitted. In ldiscuSsing
this he told the court of copyrighting
the address and contended that the
testimony already given as to its pub
lication should be admitted.
Judge Bell after hearing the argu-
ment of Mr.. Elder for the defence Or
dered a verdict for the defendant in
the Woodbury. Eddy libel case.
In announcing the decision Judge
Bell said
81 have examined this libel with
great care, btu while the arguments
were going on and during the trial.
| think the plaintiff has sustained her
case, as | have already intimated up
on the matter OF publication. AS re-
CARDS the publication in the church
there is no evidence that any one
there understood the alleged libel as
applying to the plaintiff, so that she
could not recover damages upon this
count because she had shown no in.
jury from it.
"Taking the libel itself, ! see moth
ing which can in any fair way be said
to implicate the plaintiff in the first
part of the libel The only thing in
the libel, it seems to me, which can
by any reasonable Interpretation be
said to serve as means Of identitica-
tion is the word 'widow." The words
"widow" and "widowhood" occur in
the latter part of the message.
II have come to the conclusion that
even that reference does not absolute
ly identify the plaintitf and it seems
to me that the plaintitf has not made
out case here which | can let 60 tc
the jury, | shall therefore be obliged
to order verdict for the defendant.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
INVESTIGATING ACCOUNTS

Vergennes. Vermont, June g.
M. f. Allen OF North FerrlSburgh,
vice. president Of the defunct Farmers
National Bank is in town today
accompanied by Frederick S. Platt OF
Poultney, state inspector OF finance.
The latter will rem lin here four or
five days and will examine the private
account of Mr. A len as recorded on
the books of the wrecked bank Mr..
Alien has engaged Mr.. Platt for 1tis
purpose ana courts tne fullest lnveSti-
CATION possible.
Mr. Allen reiterateS his assertions
to complete innocence Of the charges
brought against him of completely
with D. H. Lewis the cashier, in de-
frauding the bank He said ne as
we'll as Col. N. F. Dunshee of Bristol
prtsident of the bank had always
placed the utmost confidence in Lewis
and had always left everything in ms
hands. Any over-drawing of his
(Allen',) account is to be laid at the
door of Lewis alone.
Another important arrival in town
is that Of A. D.Lynch of Washington
p. G. He is the legal adviser OF the
comptroller of the currency. Charles
G. Dawes, and he is here looking uF
the bank failure tor the government
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
A HARD LOT.

Chicago. June 6.-Frank Rutledge
Fred Rice and Frank Jones the three
alleged bank burglars who while be-
ing transferred from the court room
to the jail in Toronto yesterday at
tempted to make their escape and in
the fight that followed shot and killed
Officer Boyd had romantic career in
Chicago.
They posed as artists and made love
to every pretty girl they met. They
were followed from the County Jail to
the United States Circuit Court and
from there to the Harrison Street
Station, by three admiring girls who
made every effort to deliver note to
them or to kiss them good-by. Only
the temporary detention Of the young
women by the police kept them from
following the men to the Polk Street
Station to see the departure for Can
ada.
The men were arrested June l, 1900.
They Immediately began their fight
a. ainst the recognition of the extradi
tion papers authorizing their return
to Toronto to answer for the crime OF
burglarizing the Aurora, Ont, bank
For almost year the men we're lncar
Grated in the county Jail here while
their attorney was struggling to keeF
them from crossing the line.
The Supreme Court of the United
States ordered their transfer to the
custody of the Canadian officials, anc
on April 3, 1901, they were placed OF
board Il train for Canada
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
SPANISH ANARCHISTS

Madrid, June 6.-The situation
throughout Spain remains critical.
Nominal tranquility has been restored
at Corunna, but the octrol offices are
still occupied by gendarn.es, and ar
rests continue to be made. A general
strike is threatened owing to the re-
fusal of the factory to employ 800
workmen. The railway men have
struck at Nigo, and Anarchist excite
ment is rife in Barcelona, where the
'Reds" met in defiance OF the civil
Governor prohibition and passed Sc
cret resolutions.
Senor Gamazo, leader OF the Dissi-
dent Liberals, in an interview, Char
acterized the crisis as IAN exceeding
ly grave moment for Spain, adding:
"The Government must act with
great energy with regard to the Cata-
Ian and SeparatiSt movement to pre-
vent the evil from becoming irremedla-
| ble."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
In a Runaway Accident
Near Woodstock k
HARNESS BROKE
While Family Were, Driving
Down Hill in Pomtret

Woodstock, June 6. - While Mrs
Dexter Capron, her daughter, Mrs
Leonard Bushway and two young
children were driving down steer
hill near Pomfret poor rarm yesterday
afternoon their horse ran away. Mrs.
Capron and one of the children were
first thrown out and Mrs. Capron kill
ed, it is supposed instantly but de-
tails of the accident are not yet learn
ed. Mrs. Bushway and other child
were thrown to the ground, Mrs.
Bushway being severely hurt and both
children injured
The accident was probably caused
by the breaking of the harness. Mrs.
Capron leaves husband who.runs the
Pomfret poor farm and one or two
children besides the daughter who
was with her. She was about so
years old.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
A NOTABLE WEDDING,

Burlington, June 5.-Justice David
j. Brewer and Miss Emma Miner Mott
were quietly married at 2.30 yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Lindley Hall, "a Booth St.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. &. Glenn Atkins in the presence
Of small company Of relatives, in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
No announcement had been made
as to the exact date of the approach
ing wedding although it was known
to the general public that it was to be
solemnized this week.
After the ceremony they will spend
the summer at Justice Brewers cot
tage on the shores Of Lake Cham
plain, Thompson's Point. They will
return to Washington in the autumn
and spend tie winter at II MasSachu-
SettS avenue northwest.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
STRANGE ACT
Well Known Railroad Pres
ident Of New England
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Stands on The Grave Where
Only Child is Buried

Norwich, Conn, June Con the
grave Of his daughter who died over a
year ago and was buried in this city
cemetery George w. Bindley IS years
old Of New London and former presi.
dent Of the New London and North
ern r. R., took his own life sometime
last night.
The body was discovered this morn.
ing lying directly across the mound be.
meath which his only Child was buri
ed. On the monument a few feet
away were streakS Of blood and q re-
volver with one chamber empty alsC
lay near.
Bindley shot himself in the cheek
the bullet penetrating his brain. He
frequently visited Norwich. He left
the hotel during the night and no one
knew where he had gone until the
body was found.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
BAIL FOR KETCHUM.

Vergennes. June GA scheme is on
foot among the friends and relatives
of j. W. Ketchum to secure bail for
his release from Chittenden county
jail at Burlington.
This scheme is to secure the neces-
sary amount, 100000, from a surety
company. Negotiations looking tu
that end, which will IN all probability
be successful, are now in progress.
The name Of the company is not made
public but several propositions by va
rious companies have been made to
the relatives of Mr. Ketchum. BY the
payment Of certain sum, $4,000 OF
$4,000, perhaps, the company will
agree to advance the amount of bail,
or furnish the required bond, taking
all risk of the prisoners sbsconding.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
JACK-KNIFE SUICIDE

Bennington June 6.-Alfred Pierce,
of South Shaftsbury, aged rs years
committed suicide at his home. He
had been despondtn Mt for some time
over the recent death of his brother
and his wife. He was cheerful at sup.
per time and when he retired.
Some time in the night he took a
jack-knife plunged it into his stomach
and cut an upward cash several in
ches long. When found his entrails
had run out into the bed. lie lived
but few hours He was in good cir
cumstances and leaves several child
rem.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
ROBBERY
Stores at RoxbuIy and
braintree Broken Into
man CAUGHT
With Alleged Stolen Articles
On His Person
Especial to TELEGKAM.)

Roxbury, June 6.-The store Of D.
L. Nichols and the post office, was
broken into sometime during last
night and robbed, the theft taking a
revolver, a pair OF Shoes and some
small change. The same man broke
into Batchelder's store at West Brain
tree and was captured by Mr.. Batch
elder between 3 and O'Clock this
morning. The shoes taken from here
were found upon his feet, and the
other articles were in his pockets
The robber is now locked up and an Of
tcer from Washington county and an
other from Orange county are disput-
ing over their respective rights to his
person.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
BOOTY FOUND

Rutland, June g. Nelson Nlanley
of Pittstord while at work moving a
stone wall on the road from Pittsford
to Proctor found 5000 in bonds and
some deeds.
The mortgages were stolen at the
time the Pittsford post office was rob
bed and the safe blown open by dyna-
mite month ago. They were the
property of postmaster Dennison and
were taken from his safe.
Nearly all the booty has now beer
recovered. The stuff was buried by
the robbers at the time. No CLUE
was ever found as to their indentity
and the government inspectors gav'
up the pursuit.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
ten YEARS
Cehar|do Guiseppini Was
Sentenced Last Night
HOUSE OF CORRECTION
He Was Given The Extreme
Penalty Of The Statute
ESPECIAL TO THE TELEaRAM,)

ESPECIAL TO THE IELEGRAM.)
Montpelier, June 6.-Ceharldo Gui.
Seppini. one OF the Italians implicat-
ed in the shooting of Chief of Police
Patrick Brnwn. was brought into
county court late yesterday afternoon
to receive his sentence for simple as
Sault, Of which he was found guilty
by the Washington county court
several weeks ago.
He was sentenced to not less than
four and half and not more than
five years IN the House Of Correction
and to pay the costs of prosecution in
all amounting to about $500. He will
probably be obliged to work out the
latter so that his time in prison will
be nearly ten years. He was given the
extreme penalty of the law
Sentence was not passed earlier for
the reason that his attorneys had en-
tered petition for a new trial but
the petition and also the exceptions
were withdrawn by them yesterday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
VICTORY
Is Gained by The British
Over The Beers in
NORTHERN TRANSVAAL
The Defeated Numbered Twice
That OF Their Enemy

Pretoria, June 6. - The British
have gained a decisive victory over
the Beers near .Wardrad Station in
the northern Transvaal A portion
of Gen Beyers commando consisting
400 was recently surprised and defeat
ed near Warsbad by 240 British under
Col Wilson.
The Beers lost ~ killed and 100
taken prisoners. All their supplies
including 5000 cattle and IS wagons
were captured. The British lost
three killed and fifteen wounded.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
CASE SETTLED.

Chelsea, June g. The case of Ex'
Gov. Roswell Farnham VS.. B. & M.
Railroad has been settled out OF
court.
The case on trial today is that o.
Emma A. Ford VS.. E. E. Martin
The parties reside in Brookfeld. Th'
action is for assumpsit to recover To-
the care of small child of the de
fendant.
|. The grand jury will probably hav
work to keep it busy two weeks a
least.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
THUNDER STORMS.

Boston, June 6.-Maine, showers to-
night with higher temperature in the
eastern portion. Friday, showers.
Cooler, fresh southwest winds. Re-
mainder of New England showers and
thunder storms tonight and probably
Friday. Cooler Friday; high to brisk
southwest winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Especial to TELEGRAM. !

Brompton, Ont, June 6.--Benja
min Parsons respected citizen of this
place, murdered his wife by cutting
her throat and then cut his own
throat at 5 80 this morning. The loss
of son year ago, over which he had
been broodlng ever since, is supposed
to have been the cause of the rash act.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
FIRE AT BELLOWS FALLS

Bellows Falls, June 6.-A frame
building occupied as wood working
shop by the Bellows Falls Lumber
Co caught fire from the boiler room
last evening and was totally destroy
ed. The building was we'll equipped
with machinery and the loss will
reacn $4,000. Both building and con-
tents were fully insured.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
VERMONT PATENTS.
Especial to the TELEGRAM.

VSPeCIdI 10 UI1e IELEGKAN,7
Washington, June 6. - Patent is
issued to a resident of Vermont. Re-
ported specially for the TELEGRAM by
R. W. Bishop, patent attorney, Wash
ington, D. c.
675,4 4S3. Envelope and stamp
moistener, w. B. Kendrick, Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, June 6.-These Yer
mont pensions are announced:
Increase, Oliver Clapp, Woodbury.,
SIT, Thomas j. License, Middletown
Springs, sS
Original widows, ETC., Addie Fl.
Slack Port Mills, sS.