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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
THE ARMY
Annual Report Of General
WANTS CHANGES
And Asks For Immo late Ac.
lion By Government

Washington, Oct. 19'-The annua
report OF Maj Gen. H. G. Corbin, ad
iutant general Of the army, compre
hensively reviews the work, condition
and needs OF the military esta olish
ment.
Gen. CJrbin submits table to show
that the army in the Philippines is tc
be red iced by expired enlistments al
the rate Of 2000 month from uow on
until June 1902. The question
whether the regiments thus depleted
in strength are to remain SO, or be
recruited to their full roster he saws
is one requiring very earliest consider
alton, for if the latter is contemplated
it Is already time to begin special re-
crqiting.
He devotes special attention to the
question Of the army. He believes
lnat the sytem Of ira ming for the of
icers should begin with elementary
technical instruction a1each post and
terminate in the higher training
which would be provided at a war IL.
lege, the speedy and complete organi-
zaton Of which he considers m SC de.
sirable.
Gen. Corbin recommends that Il e
old law requiring that each candidate e
from the ranks for comm SSiOn in
the army be non commissioned OFF,
Ger in 60 ID standing VII | a, displayed
an aptitude f,r command and control
Of men be revived.
An equally importa t need of the
service, Gen Cor in says, is do
mestic cable from the Pacit ii" coast to
the Philippines. The present cable
communication through Europe, Asia,
China and Japan, he saya, for obvious
reasons, should be discontinued at the
earliest possible date. The rates
charged by the existing cable service
are exorbtant, s2.30 per word being
the regular tariff on messages between
Washington and Manila.
General Co1bin believes that the
army transport service on the Pacific
is costing the government considerably
more than the use of commercial
steamship pS would, for the latter have
the advantage denied to the govern
nent, Of transporting passengers,
freight and ma Is to the Orient, both
on outward and homeward voyage and
would meet the needs for increasing
Amer can trade in the Orient. He
therefore suggests that Congress with
safety could offer inducements to
United States shippers to install a
line Of steamers under charters that
would permit them in time OF neces.
ity to serve as reserve army and navy
transports.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
C. 4. DARLING
Well Known Vermont At
tornsy Appointed
TO HIGH OFFICE
will Succeed Frank ". Hack.
OFT Asst. Soc. OF Navy

Washington, Oct. 10. Frank w.
Hackett, Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy, will retire shortly from that Of
fee. lie will be succeeded by Judge
Charles H. Darling Of Be enni"gton, Vt.
whom the President has decide to ap-
point when the vacancy Shall occur,
Judge Darling is partner in the law
firm Of Barber & Darling.
Judge Charles Fl Darling is one of
the Younger republican, OF the state,
being AZ years old. lie was born in
Woodstock May 8, 1859 lie received
his education at the Mo ltpe ier Semi
nary and graduated from Tufts College
in 1884 He studied law and located
in Bennington in 1886 and the follow
ing year Was elected Judge If the mu
nicipal curt of that place. In 1896
he was elected representative to the
leglslal ure and was one OF the leaders
in that house during that session. He
was president Of the Verm ,nt Bar AS
S atlon during the year ls97-9S.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
EAST BARRE.

Ed. Perry, our genial milkman, is
i'll with jaundice.
A child was born Wednesday morn
ing to Mr.. and MS. Nelson Lagore.
M ther and Gid aie doing nicely.
The second child Of Allck Cameron,
who has been i'll with bronchitis, Is
somewhat i'm proved
Rev. A. N. Woodruff will preach in
the Baptist hall at O'Clock tom r.
row morning. There will ue no evcn-
ing service at the hall.
Ripping Stream Rebekah Lodge
hold their ANNUAL meeting this tven-
ing. They VIII work The d,gree on
MISS Miller.
Gill Lodge of Odd Fellows has been
invited TO work degree at the div
lrict meeting held in Montpelier next
week. They will spare no pains L.
keep up their usual reputation.
Bob Byres was in Barre today on
business.
Bill Bolton of East Orange was In
town on business Thursday.
Rev. K. M. Fuller and Dea. Hutch
inSun OF Barre were In town yeStel
day.
The W. G. T. U. met yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. Israel Wood. A
profitable meeting was held which
cannot fail to bear fruit in the fu-
ture.
A new lot Of hymn books las been
received 10y Rev. K. e Angel and
will be placed IN the church for Use to-
morrow.
Lindsay Macarthur is on the sick
liSJ.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
IMMENSE GRANITE CONTRACT

Milford, Mass. Oct. 19.-The larg-
est contract for building stone that
ever came to Milford and probably
the largest ever let out in the United
States was awarded yesterday to
Daniel w. Darling of the Bay State
PINK Graaite Co. The contract calls
for the furnishing of cut pink granite
for the Hanover national bank, which
is to be erected at the corner Of Pine
and Nassau streets, New York city,
and which is to be % stories high
The general contract involves millions
OF dollars and the granite work alone
will amount to more than one million
dollars.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
CIR R\NlTEVILLE

John O'Brien Of GraLiteville died
al APO vest rday- afternoon at the
home of Jonn Maiden, where he had
resided for nearly three years. The
dec. ased had no rela ives in this
country, his home being In Ireland.
He was ~ yeas of age.
R.v Mr.. McKeon Of Lingwick, p.
c., is assisting Rev. Mr.. Morrison This
week ut the extra services III the Pres
byterian church.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
ACCoMPL|CE
Anarchist Quintava||i Ar
Arrested As
AID OF BREscI
Claims He Was Implicated In
Plot Against Humbert

Rome, oct. l9.-Salvator Quinta-
valli, the Anarchist who returned from
the United States with Bresci, the as
sassin Of King Humbert, has been
committed to prison by the court at
Porto Ferrajo, Island Of Elba, on the
charge of being an accomplice Of
BreSci.
Quintavalli was arrested at Rio
Marina on the Island Of Eliza, July 81,
1900, charged with being an accom-.
plice OF Bresci. The police found on
him letters from and photographs OF
Anarchists. When the prisoner was
taken into custody large crowd made
an attempt to lynch him, and it was
with difficulty that he was taken to
prison.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19

The other night some eight Of us
took him out for a hunt. He treed
several coons."
'But II you treed several coons how
did 1t happen that you brought none
back with you?" asked one inquisitive
memter.
"We could not shoot, because, ''and
, here Mr.. Milne was observed to cast a
whitening look at a certain officer of
the club, "We had no ammunition as
the gun bearer had forgotten to bring
along any Of the cartridges we had en-
trusted to him for this hunt"
After hearty laugh at this ending
OF what promised to be most glori.
GUS hunt the club voted to admit
Theodore L. Snow as member pro-
vided he could pass the physical exam
nation prescribed by the new by laws.
DR.. j. w. Jackson as the club sur.
geOn was authorized to make the
necessary examination.
On the motion Of +. c. Little, CIV.
Melcher, Clark Shepard and e. W.
BiSbee were authorized to consult An
gelo Scampini to see what he would
agree to become the official furnisher
OF ammunition to the club for.
1t was also voted to engage A. e.
Batchelder as the one who should have
charge OF the official coon hunts of the
club, rs one member put it he was the
only member who seemed able to get
any coCnS.
1t was late hour when the meet,
ing broke up so that to make peace
with their wives a fantastic story was
reeled off by John W. Mcdonald aided
by L.A .Averill for all to tell their wives
when they get home that would ac-
count for their lateneSS. 1t was
beauty, and what is generally known
as "pipe dream but that made no
difference as it all went and thus ano-
ther set OF loving, trusting and faith
full women were baSely deceived.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
MARSHFIELD.

The meeting of the st cKholders of
the Marshheld Co. Operative Cream
cry Association was held Oct. 49,
There were forty couples in attend
ance at the cotlllion party Marsh
all's hall Thursday evening. A good
time was reported by all.
There will be promenade concert
at Marshall's hall Thursday evening
Oct. "a
r J. O'Neil has sold bis livery to
the Freeman Bros.
f. j. Marshall and wife returned
from the Pan American Exposition
Thursday. ""
Remember Cole, an aged citizen 6f
this place, was attacked Thursday b
their sixteen months old bull and
gored and stamped upon until nearly
unconscious. 1t has been the daily
practice Of Mr.. Cole and son to turn
their stock into fall feed for a few
hours each day and then drive them
into an anioining pasture The sto in
had been IN tie fall feed and Mr.. Cole
was attempting to drive them into
the pasture when the bull attacked
him. He suffered the fracture Of
turee rl's, painful bruise upon The
head and his heavy fr ok was tom IN
strings in several places before he was
rescued by bis son. 1t is not thought
at this time that his injuries will
prove fatal, but owing 10 nj, advanc-
ed age, ei4nty.four years, his recov ry
will be slow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
BETHEL.

Miss Jane Todd has finished work
for Mrs. A. L. Stearns and is now
with Mrs. E. N. Querin.
f. 3. Gilman while at work upon
the East Bethel school house last
week received fall from the giving
away OF the staging upon which he
was at work and falling some distance
to the ground receiving sprained
ankle.
The Lamb Comedy Company gave
three entertainments in the Town
hall last week.
There seems to be mania for auc-
tions in this section just now there
having been three in as many days,
one Of Frank Styles estate on Friday,
one on Saturday In front Of "The
Bethel tavern, property owned by j.
II. Waldo and Frank Ladue and one
by Mrs. Martha Graham at her River
street home on Monday.
r. f. Dickey and wife, former resi-.
dents Of this town are visiting old
neighborS and friends here for few
days. Their present home is Canaan,
N. II.
Our friends OF the Methodist Socie-
ty ale sorrowing over the going away
Of their pastor, the Rev. c. NJ. Cnarl.
ton, who last week received the ap.
pointment Of chaplain in the U. S.
Navy, with orders to report in New
York City at once. He left here Sat-
urday night to enter upon bis duties.
Q. S Soper who combines Taxider
ma with the profession of harness
making is now engaged in setting up
a fox for Perry Mansfield who shot it
on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. W. G Lattimer entertained
party Of lady friends at dinner party
on Monday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19

The Glover Club will meet with
Mrs. II. l.. Averill ON Tuesday at 2.l5
D u.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
IN TROUBLE AGAIN


that certain members OF the South
Main Street Cunning club have been
indicted by the grand jury at Montpe-
lier on the charge of cruelty to ami
mails. This is causing considerable
trouble among the members OF that
illustrious sporting organization but
it Is believed to be true and founded
on fact or else why hes States Attor-
ney Hoar gone back on the men with
whom he has spent many pleasant
hours and has shared the last sand.
wich as we'll as the last cigar.
The story as told by certain OF the
leadiog lights OF the club is that one
night not long ago several Of the hunt.
ers started out on a coon hunt They
found a coon and treed him, but were
unable to get him. Nevertheless
they scared him so that the poor ami.
NAL did not dare to come down until
the next night, thus causing him to
suffer much cruel pain as he was all
day without food or water.
Due complaint was made to Mr..
Hoar and he Investigated the case,
summonsing all Of the party even the
coon before the grand jury with the
result that body is said to have found
true bill against them.
The trouble came up for discussion
at a recent meeting of the club held
In the cellar Of Virgil e. Ayers plan.
Ing mill at which there were present all
the true and tried members of the
club. the veterans Of many hard
chase across the country in pursuit Of
tame fox.
V. L. Ayers presided. Rising he
placed his left hand in his vest pocket
to be sure that his watch had not been
tsken while conducting the members
Town stairs and in his full, rich, So
norous voice he demanded the names
Of the culprts who had disgraced the
name of their cherished organization.
IL will iell you just how it was, "
began the leader a fat, modest man
who is grocer by trade. 1--WE, that
is John, Dan, George and several
more of US determined to 60 hunting.
We took my dog along as | consider
her one of the best dogs in Vermont.
She first freed hedgehog and after
We h, d found out her mistake we
went on again and presently had the
same experience all over again.
We finally struck this coon but be-
Ii we'd it was another hedgehog, al d
50 after worrying it while we left IL
and went home. We had supposed all
The while that it was hedgehog"
-AsYour explanation Is Satisfac, ory as
far as am concerned, as l knew you
fellows did not know how to hunt
coons, except when you had an old
coon hunter along with you, said one
member.
This seemed to be the general opin
ion of the club, out it was thought
best tor the sake of the good name Of
the organization to have counsel to
represent them when they are arraign-
ed in county court. committee OF
three was appointed to make a canvass
Of all the lawyers in the city and see
il they could find one who would rep
resent the prisoners tor the sake OF be-
coming a member OF the club. The
n .meS this committee are with
neld so us not to embarass the NJ in
their work.
George b. Milne having purchased
IA new dog, "Ncd, from A. f. Bat
che.der, was asked how good the dog
was proving to be.
"He is all right said Mr.. Milne.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
LoRIMER WILL GO

BoSton, Oct, l9.-Rev. DR.. Lorimer
last night resigned as pastor of Ire.
mont Temple Baptist church to 60 to
the Madison Avenue Baptist church,
New York city. The resignation was
accepted.
1t was expected that DR.. Lorimer
would be present in person, hut In
stead the letter was sent and was read
by Deacon Wentworth. The prayer
meeting resolved itself into a church
meetingl and after several speakers
had voiced the general sentiment Of
bereavement felt by the church at
DR.. Lorimer's decision, motion that
the resignation be accepted prevailed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
Comp 1t AW Y

Fiat headnc le Of yours: that dand-
ruff of yours Save your nair and be
happy by using ID . Whites FL ric
ComD. The otly patented comb Ia
the wOr d. Agents waited. &c Is on
sight. Ladies siz1 50c ne SOC. C.,
s. stamps "cept" ~ d. N. Rose.
Gen. Mgr, Decatur, III
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
700 Mucn Hair.

Ior man, is what Paderewski has,
but you have too little and are far
worse off You will soon have less if
You do not use Or. Whites Electric
Comb. Sold on written guarantee
to cure all seal p ailments at the same
price you pay for combs that break
up. Send for one, SOC. D. N. Rose,
Gen. Mgr, Decatur, III.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
BARRE BANKRUPT.

Burlington, Oct. ia petition in
voluntary bankruptcy was filed in this
city TODAY at the district court clerk 5
office by Michael Nalleley, teamster
of Barre. Liabilities 1912 10; assets,
$l,017; exempt, $407.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19

There are many good advertising
mediums In Vermont but ii you have
not tried the TELEGRAM you should
DO SO for quick returns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19

A good advertiser gets quick pronts.
ae also wants many people to read
bis advertisement and for that reason
uses the TELEGRAM as the medium
through which he reaches them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19

The Mermaid sat on the silvery
sand combng her hair with golden
cmb. If she had been wise, she
would have used DR.. Whites Electric
Comb: it would have prevented her
hair falling out and cured her dan
drutf Unbreaka Die, always clean and
ready I r use. Sent upon receipt OF
price, SC (StampS taken.) b. N.
Rose, Ger Mgr, Decatur,
Alaska forum., 1901-10-05
BY STAGE TO NOME.

bf SIAGt IU NUMB.
 Project under way to reach Nome i'll
 the enterprise Work has begun.
 Seattle, Sept. 4--San Francisco capitalists, together with the well known Alaskan Mormon K. Smit,, have undertaken the establishment of a stage line between Iliamna bay Cook Inlet, St. Michael and Nome. Their enterprise envolves an exre..- allure and investment of about $2oo. 900. Seattle is to be the head quarters of the concern, which is known as the Transalaskan Com pany. The first shi hipment of sup plies and materials for the line was made via the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company's steamer Ex- celsior, Capt. Humphrey, which left Seattle several days ago for Copper river and Cook inlet. The outfit, which consists mainly of supplies, lumber and material for the Iliamna bay terminus, which is at the north end of the Alaska pen insula, went north in charge of E. B. Mastick, one of the stockholders and officers of the company.
 W. M. Bank, of San Francisco, is to be general manager of the company. He will arrive in Seat tile early in October and assume ac- tive charge of the enterprise. As sociated with him in. this project, which is understood to be prelimin- ary to railroad from Iliamna bay to Nome, are some of the wea'tlie>t men of the California metropolis.
Alaska forum., 1901-10-05

COURT FOR NOME. A BUSY CREEK. 
 to dcout t Nme soil aymen-A Abusyti
 ahea fo the elverso he Washington, Sept 6The north The following list of the of Alaska which claims Glen exclusive the principal settlement benches that will be worked this be left without United winter aud the men wbo will work States court during the coming fall them aud winter The department of abAllen, Graham, and Fish that Judge Moves, i'll be able nrosnect before close of and .o Cnso, cd 11oo for that the president, If
 general has ordered Judge Wick
 ersham, of the fe 1eral Eagle + ~ ~ ' City act n Judge Moves place. ~ 11~''' '''N p 0N
 e orae does no ,esc; that and Woods Lower half La Wickesham ooSkl' Nolao aho Ayh o1n BOD Meson ana versoh stevens .eheshall hold such special ana D'ver.
 there the needs of the ab-Bob Howard Kamnki territory shall equire Judge and Paul Lester Mckaske Law North Dakota and Green Eagle Mining Co., expected arrive n Washington ab.Eage Mining charges ab and discovery will probably made against him. be worked of the
 c,a r,, o shallow of the ground De-0a1son ana partner. discovery Eureka Cleanup about be-No lays let yet $500 The Eagle Muing Co., beLangford aud Johnson closing up their Cleanup $ooo nugget date, ound $216 Dad Carson every claim will bel tonvestgate the work worked the limit Fully ing mines he declared will be working the bench good as Dominion creek Dawson. the creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

CHE would make the road a branch
% lie system.
Following tho announcement ~ tho
project came tho Great Northern in
corporation OF $4,000 600 company
20 build In from Marcus. wash nn
the spokane A. Northern which line
u o feeder for the Great Northern
This road would turn tho trade of
Republic 20 Spokane. the ores going
10 the Northport Wash. amelter.
This shelter would help the Great
Northern alHo by using coal from the
Crow'H Nest Pass fields. which re
Gently came under. HilfH control. If
tho Grand Forks shelter WINS out
the Canadian Pacific would yet the
coal hauling business
Reports reaching local railroad
Offices Indicate the early opening of
construction work By the Great
Northern, tho grading contract hav-
Ing been placed in 81 Paul. The
Canadian Pacific is alao active and
may start work at once. In this
event ilili'H power will be matched
against that OF the Canadian phoinc
In q hot construction race into the
mining camps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
FOR
REPUBLIC
DISTRICT
A Construction Race May Happen
Between C. P. and G. N.

Seattle railway men. IN common
with those throughout Washington
and the West, are watching closely
the situation In Eastern Washington
whore a construction war threatens
between the Great Northern and tho
Canadian Pacific interests. The ores
~ Republic and Northeastern Wash
inston appear ns the bone Of oonten-
ton.
After years Of talk and miles OF
surveys tho FIRST step looking to
railway into Republic camp was TAX
On recently. when the Mackenzie n
Mann interests asked bids for grad
Ing between Republic and Orand
Forks. y. g. This move IL backed
by the Canadian Pacific and the
Miner Graves it2,O00. 600 syndicate,
A. being planned 10 carry Republic
ores To the Grand Forks smelter Of
tho syndicate. The Canadian Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
EX-CHIEE OF POLICE MEREDITH SHOT
To Death BY JNO. CONSIDINE!!

With it he hit the eXehet over the head several
times and almost knocked him out He then pointed
his revolver to Merediths side and fired the four fatal
shots.
The two Considnes were arrested by deputy
shers and taken to the county jail for safe keeping
Coroner Hoye was notified and Meredths body
was removed to Buttefwouh's morgue
During the fight q. w. Houston. who lives at
I63 Seventeenth Avenue. was shot in the arm He
was taken to his home in i hack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
NEWS OF THE MACHlNlSTS STRIKE
THAT ALL PAPERS DO NOT PRINT

The striking uaehinists baemnke
. strike They
ees. H. were ut o. san
executive com.
a the MacAa.s union. hsy we're rresiy.
plainly that victory
the union nachn principal the Fast
published an 4 40.
q Co. q New York th manufacturer haa
nnehanr similar CON
q c~ssions in hoson and Philadelphia
. that within East
viii have granted The asked
. The kilograms referred 10 .
CHICAGO. fune ~ rI= tr.
covering chops st out IN.
. viewing 90 victory assured .
efNciSNATf q, hundred men nIas hours
= Three thousand .
NEW YORK June uThrce ulachnrs and nsip.
era Hsfi pat tess asl,s 4n pag
MILWAUKEE slons ra nine hsufs Eight
q susrg
ST louis June aRseetvsd per cent inrrsas. In ali
SHOPS aud q hours aehssts benr
q
Among the Chicago granted the canssona
reported 20 b. Fraser csinerA Manufacturers of
. mining machinery IN the world .
.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
TWO MORE Big VESSELS
fOR PORT OF SEATTLE
The Northern Pacific viii Add Pair TO Those Being Built
by James J. HilI-The Morgan Consolidation
Is Accountable.

traffic. BE- also rcrltrH some interest
ing urWa IN connection with the
choice ~ Seattle an the point ~ ter
minus for the nrw fleet The writer
fret lays particular stress on the
fact that both President Hill ~ The
Great Northern and President Nell
cu uf the Northern Pacific were un-
uuimuH ia eanssIinE the importance
~ Puget sound MS distributing
point for trade of the orient but
they were divided upon the question
touching upon the maai favorable
port ~ entry for the new vessels.
Nv itil looked with favor on Ever
EFT. while Ar Meilen thought that
Tacoma wuH best suited for vessels
II such immense size IS tho usH
frfiaht~fn Finally, however. the
matter waa compromised By decid
iHk upon Seattle. and unless the
present plans are changed the Offices
~ the ueW company VII be chthb-
iishsd ln this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
METHODIST CONFERENCE
is IN SESSION AT KENT

lined ths hospital and deaconsss
eotk over which h. he's rbarEf. II
IL mo ouis Wafk ~ the kind In Wet
sfn washington carried on by the
Methodist Episcopal church.
The attendance a. the conference
II large. Seattle and vicinity u~inE
sell rvpreesntsd SEVERAL intvrsHi-
inx ana important subjects arc be.
tng discussed this afternoon