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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-03

FOR RENT.-A good stone shed with thirty
ton boom derrick etc. Everything co wen
lent, will make satisfactory proposition to
responsible firm running two or three gangs
CROSS BROTHERS Northield. 142 cd
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-03

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lav0 Wo'k ovev.tlEus
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-03

% 20 $3.50, s2,75 a pair. We
also guarantee these Pan In every
respect not to rio,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
TwENTY-sEvEN MEN ARRESTED.
Charged With Gambling at the D. K.

Charged With Gambling at the D. K. Bruce Club Yesterday Morning. The police of the Dixwell avenue po- lice station early yesterday morning made a raid on the club rooms of the D. K. Bruce association, at No. 1OS Dix well avenue, club of colored men. and arrested there twenty-seven colored men, whom they found gambling. The policemen who made the raid were Pa trolmen Goode, Walsh, Taylor Murphy, Winchell, Recor and Shields. When they entered the club house they found crap games and card games in prog ress. The players were taken unawares and there was scramble to get away from the policemen. Only one was sue cessful in escaping, and he was arrest ed last evening. He was Frank L. Hat ton.
 The men arrested were Abner Antho- ny, Charles Peters, Samuel H. Marks, Henry E. Peters, George F. Haight, Henry w. Jackson, Edward J. Thomas, James s. Smith, William F. Sanford, DaviA Parker George Gunniper, Henry Thomas, William Smith, George Bill, Charles McDuffy, Moses r. Gray, Will liam H. Ainsworth, Thomas Besse, Ed ward Howard Frederick E. Adams, Charles Olesen, Charles E. Brown, John F, Alexander, Thomas Hardy and Frank l.. Hatton.
 After the arrests the prisoners were taken to police headquarters and locked up there. It required three trips of the police wagon to cart them all down.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
Tapestry Curtains.

Tapestry Curtains.
 A well known manufacturer of Tapestry Curtains anticipating the wants of the season, and anxious to help the retailers by prompt delivery of goods-selected from his stock the best and most staple designs and colorings, and had several pairs of pattern and color made up for immediate delivery; in the ordinary way, a retailer is obliged to place orders two orthree months in advance, to receive goods when needed. Owing to the backward season, this manufacturer accumulated quite number of pairs of curtains, and in order to turn them into cash, offered US a goodly number at great reduction, in fact, the purchase price was 90 low. we can retail them at less than the regular wholesale cost
 Tapestry Curtains, so in. wide, yds, long reversible Arnure tapestry, heavy assel fringe top and bottom h fine mercerize1 nish colors are empire green, olive. blue, rose and.green, etc. Worth s4.5O. nt Sale price $2 98 pr
 Another lot of reversible Bagdai tapestry, 3 yards long heavy tase fringe top and bcttom excel lent oriental combinations. Worth $3. % pair,
 98 cents each
 We make speca.ty of laundrying lace curtains, and guarantee the work and finish the best obainable Telephone CT mail orders rece ve prompt attention.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
Napkins and
 Towels.

r1uch Under Price. The lots offered for Mon- days selling should be quickly taken at the ex- traordinary low prices at. which they arc marked. All linen bleached Napkins, full 5s size. former prices s2.2S and S2. so a dozen. @
 Special $I, 50 a dozen Another lot, $ size, all linen. Regularly l.t5O. Special sl l'2
 Towels.
 A large lot of all linen, huckahuck hemmed towels. Regularly 25c.
 Special I6c
 Crash,
 200O yards of all linen b,eached Crash. good width. Regularly l0c. Special 7c yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15

Rugs.
 In variety of sizes; coorings and designs are ex ceelt. in some cases not than l2 of lot whct will explain the reason of the low prices. LOT l.
 Extra quality Moquette Rugs, 36x72 inches ex quisite color combinations. Worth s4 5O
 Sale price $3.25 Tapestry Brussel mats. 27xs2 inches, fringed ends. Worth 6oc. Sale price 39c ea LOT Ill.,
 Mcquette Mats, 18x32 inches. fine quality $ dozen in the lot Worth o8c ca. 69c ca
 Couch Covers
 Bagdad Couch Covers, so inches wide, yards long. fringed on four sides Worth S250S1 98 ca
 Ruffle Curtains. Ruf1e Bobbinet and Cable Net Curtains, 2H and yards lang fine quaity lace insertion and edge good tull rufae, about IS styles Worth S2.5O to $4 %. From to pairs of pattern $l.98 a pi
 Uncovered Cushions. We have earned enviable reputation the quali- ty of our silk floss pillows owing to the fact we use only the hest material obtainable These pillows are especially desirable at this season. so many people quirng light and odorless pillow at a low price These offer are what the manufacturers call (extra fled) and positively the best quality manufactured. l8xl8 inches 29c 22x22 inches 55c 2Ox2O inches 39c 24x24 inches 65c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
FELL THROUGH A CULvERT.

Patrick Doody, of Cosey Beach, Severe
 ly Injured.
 About a week ago Patrick Doody, who lives near Cosey Beach, met with se- rious accident while walking from East Haven to Cosey Beach on the trolley line tracks. He fell through a culvert which he was obliged to cross, and in the fall broke three ribs, broke his breast bone and received a severe blow near the heart. His injuries were so serious that at first considerable doubt about his recovery was entertained He is now improving, however, and it is thought that he may recover He has been employed for some time as moul- der by the New Haven Manufacturing company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15

COMPREHENSION EMPLOYES DANCE
 very unique affair will be the costume calico dress ball. to be given by the em ployes of the Gamble Desmond company to-" morrow at Hoyt's academy, Chapel street, to celebrate the happy consummation of the early closing movement which has now eX- tended to all stores in the ,city-great and small-through the joint action of the pro prietors of the big department stores.
 Some of the costumes will be very orig inal and novel. and as several of the par. ticipants of the recent successful Branford calico dress ball have procured tickets, a very enjoyable time is anticipated. The af- fair is in charge of a very able committed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
White Goods Sale.

Never has the outlook been more promising for this prettiest of all Summer fabrics. Our provision to supply your wants in this direction, was made months ago. Here in profusion lawns, drnities, swisses, mercerzed effects India Linons silk and cotton mixtures etc., all moderately priced. Monday we start special sale of fine, sheer clean India Linons at prices fully third below the usual prices.
 lot of 32 inch India Linon. good quality, pure white. Worth % Our price only 6Ac Another lot at Sc yard, worth l4c.
 !" |" C ] lc yard, C l7c.
 's ." I2c1a yard. s' 20c
 I" |" l4c yard, ss 2Sc,
 ." l7c yard !" 2oc. These are 32 inches, 3o inches and 40 inches wide, 5000 yards, yard wide Wamsutta Cambric This is one of the best cambrics made Worth l5c yard
 Our price only 9c y6 Defender Sheets and Pillow Cases,
 At Reduced Prices
 We have limited quantity of these popular sheets and pillow cases, which offer at greatly reduced prices As the lots are not large. we advise coming early Note the following prices:
 Sheets. 72so0, 35c 8lxo0. 37c, 81,.9o, 39c
 Pillow Gases, 45x46, 7c, worth l5c. We reserve the right to limit the quantity to each customer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
ImpOrter'S Sacrifice
 Of W0men'S HandkerChiefS.

exceptional opportunity offered the this purchase
  about onehal The Hull following mammoth holiday trade the Belfast mpor preng sacrifice only profit but partial goods offered We ito make
  particularly m hrdnmh oA M linen pare dhrnnnn hand  and A incl Them
 smne7c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
KNEIsEI, ouARTEITE CONCERT

hNElSEL QUAnI ElIE CONtERI. The last concert of the season in the uni versity chamber concert series will be given on Thursday evening, April IS, by the Kneisel quartette at College street hall This will be the concert which was un- ayoidably postponed from March !. The programme is both interesting and attract i've and the well known perfection of MT. Kneisels forces assures the artistic re- suits. The programme in full will be: l. w. A. Mozart-Quartette in c major, No. 6 dedicated to Haydn).
 Adagi0--Allegro.
 Andante cantabile.
 Menuetto (Allegretto)
 Allegro motto. ?. b. Rublnstein-M Motto Lento (Sphaeren- musli) from Quartette in c minor. Mendelssohn--Sche from Quartette ill $ minor, op. Al, No. ?. g. -Quartette in r major, op. fl, No. 2
 Allegro vivaCe.
 Andante quasi varintioni.
 Scherzo presto)
 Allegro motto vivace. These concerts are open to the public and all music lovers are welcomed. Tickets of single admission may be obtained from the college bursar, in Phelps hall, or at Stein erts, for one dollar.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
High Class Wash
 Dress Fabrics.
At Reduced Prices.

i For your wash dresses, how important to have such as will always look freshest and best suited to the occasion, what ever it may be. The fluffy, winsorne dress |cottons, and cotton mixed with silk shown here are la revelation to everyone. Monday we start a spe- cial sale of these exquis- ite fabrics at prices that suggest the advisability of buying all your sum- mer dresses now.
 cases of splendid quality Wind sor Pescales, yard wide. in medium, light and dark co,orings, best styles. perfect goods; alwaysscll for l2Hc yard. Our price only Sc
 case of fin. 32 inch Madras Bingham, in new and pretty styles of this season's manufacture These sell tor 12Hc to l5c a yard.
 For this sale only Sc
 1 case of Seersuckcr Ginghams, nice fresh styles and colorings. These sell for lOc regularly.
 This sale only 7c yd
 Also case of fine dress Ging, hams, 32 inches wide, good styles. lest colors. Regular price l7Mc
 Our price only 7csyd
 Silk Girghams.
 2oO0 yards of silk ginghams, newest styles. in open work and embroidered effects; these are the regular soc quality. We have also taken from our stock many high grade wash goods of this sea- sons production; beautiful designs and colorings, in mercerized. lace and embroidered effects. They arc worth from soc to 62Kc yard All to go at the low price of 35c yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
Like Tearing the Heartstrings

Tt is not within the conception of man to measure my great sufferings from heart disease For Wears endured almost cutting and tearing pains about my heart, and many time would have welcomed death. pr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart has worked veritable mir acle. ";-Thos. Hicks, Perth, Ont. Sold by w. H. Hull, F. Hewitt & Co.--S0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15

MT. Hawkins of East Haven, of the firm of Hawkins & Forbes, who has been ill with pneumonia for about a week, is now somewhat improved, and his attending physician, Dr. Holbrook, of East Haven, thinks that his chances of recovery are much better.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
AN APPEAL FOR SHIFTING FOR
 THE HOSPITALS.

The increasing number of patients in the hospitals from the prevalence Of typhoid fever makes it necessary for the Hospital Aid society to make an appeal for donations of sheeting or Of money to buy the cloth.
 The sheeting for hospital use should be two yards wide Any material giv- en for this purpose will be made up immediately The need is especially pressing at Grace hospital.
 Donations may be sent to Trinity parish building, Temple street, and will be gladly acknowledged.
 E. F. FITCH, Secretary.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
Spring Dress Goods,
Favorably Priced.

Our stock of Spring dress goods includes all the choicest productions of tbs season. Black dress materials are constantly growing in favor and showing in this line is most complete. In ooored dress goods the soft, delicate shades in clnging effects much soguht for, and our late arrivals ncude the cream of the newest pro- ductions. Prices on the following items are exceE- tonally low.
 Colored Dress Goods.
 36 inch all wool Albatross and Nuns Veiiings. all colcrings such rose, roseda. pink castor grey and white very fine quality. 5Oc yd A inch all wool Albaross and Nuns Ve;ngs in all th's seasons colorings, Special value 75c yd AS inch silk and wool Crepe de Chine, in rose, cream, grey, castor reseJa, hello, etc. SI, 50 yd 50 inch silk and wool Panne Crepe de Chine, in grey, castor. helio reseda. etc. The latest Pari- sian Novelty. S2.50 yd
 Black Dress Goods.
 AZ inch all wool Nuns Velings the best value ever shown. 50, 75 and $l % 4o inch all wool Examine, the proper fabric for hobby gowns Sl.OO. Sl 25 and Sl. 39 AS inch silk and wool Crepe de Chine at the lowest prices. Sl,25, 50, $l.75 and Sl 98 A full line of Broadclohs and Venetians, splendid quality and at prices to suit everybody.
 Si.OO, Si.I0 and Si. 0O to S2.90
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
Housekeepers' Sale of Upholsteries.

The sale continues Monday with many items added the ae attractive list This fact should be borne mind the goods ncu a
 which positively similar goods can be sold bought notable Monday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
Silk Handkerchief Squares, At Q8C. have been selling for $I.08

the picked
 
 
   purpose Monday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
SPRING STYLES.

Our flexible stiff hats arc as comfortable as an old hat. and many of our smart dressed gentlemen are wearing them. They come in correct styles and vary in price from $1.90 to $5.0o The Grand Duke, that we introduced into New Haven. is q popular hat.
 NECKWEAR-Spring novelties in colors and designs have awakened an interest In ladies, as well as gentlemen, and the large assortment will be sure to please all.
 SHIRTS-The sales on Shirts have been surprising. The fabrics and colorngs are right. A choice selection of exclusive pat terms Is offered for your inspection and will be made up to your order from mea- surement.
 complete Assortment of Gloves, Hos siery, Umbrellas, Suspenders, Collars and Cuffs, at Right Pgices. Correct Styles of the season.
 FR/ENDE. BROOKS
 791 to 705 Chapel Street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
LIVINGSTON Bros,
The Post-street Merchants, Announce
an Important Sale.

Ever enterprising and to the front with
commercial values, Livingston Bros. be-
gan months ago the gathering together
of a wonderfully rare and complete as
sortment of house furnishings. In this
sale will be found the choicest linens from
Germany and Ireland, while the blankets,
comforters and sheetings are from the
largest of American manufacturers. This
merchandise, although sold under regu-
lar price, is Of high grade-not leftover
or shopworn goods, but new goods, opened
expressly for this sale. Livingston Bros.
housewives of San Francisco because
they advertise goods for sale which they
have on their shelves, and do not adver-
tise goods they have not got. Their bust
ness is conducted in a manner calculated
to win and retain the confidence of the
trading public, so that 1t would be well
for the hotel-keepers, restaurant-keepers
and housekeepers to be present during
this unquestionably the greatest sale Of
linens and bedding ever held in this city,
which commences Monday, October z.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
MARKED CHINESE
SHOT To DEATH
zee Kilt Murdered bV a
Pair Of Hired Assas-
sins.

With the killing of Yee Kilt last night
the three leading members of the Suey
Sing Society, on whose heads a heavy
price was set, have been put out of the
way. Kilt was shot shortly after o'clock
last evening while walking along Wash
ington street, near Spofford alley. He
died short time afterward How Ling,
president of the Suey Don Tong, was sub
sequently arrested and charged with the
crime.
Several months ago Kilt, who was
cook, and two other Cinnamon, named
Yee Chung and Yo Sing, were marked by
the Suey Don Tong and a price Of $500
each was set on their heads. Chung, a
few days later, was found dead in Ross
alley, his body riddled with bullets. Ling
mitted the crime, but was afterward dis
charged for lack of evidence.
Kill Their Second Victim.
About week later Yo Sing was shot
and killed while walking along Jackson
street. An eye witness declared to the
police that he recognized the murdererS
as two gun-hghterS of the Suey Don Tong.
Determined to earn the blood money for
putting all three of the doomed men out
of the way the desperate highbinders last
twice, once through the stomach and the
other time in the chest, the bullet that
made the latter wound penetrating the
left lung.
Ling was pointed out to Detectives
Dinan and Ed Gibson as being one of the
men who shot the cook, and they placed
him under arrest. He was taken to the
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION.


G. A Carr, London tailor, is at the
Palace.
W. H. Hatton, an attorney of Modesto,
is at the Lick.
c. c. Clark, a prominent mining man
of Ell Dorado, is at the Lick
William Nashburg, a merchant Of
Marshtield, Or, is at the Lick.
Judge Solon Holl of Sacramento is
among the arrivals at the Grand.
z. NJ. Preston, a banker of Nevada City,
is spending few days at the Lick.
A. P. Stewart, travelling agent Of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad, is at the Oc-
cidental.
J. B. Lippincott, a. member Of the United
States Geological Survey, is guest at
the Occidental.
Frank P. Flint, formerly District Attor-
ney of Los Angeles, is spending a few
days at the Grand.
DR.: E. M. Culver, son-in-law of Senator
Clark of Montana, arrived here yester-
day from Butte, accompanied by his wife
and six guests. They are staying at the
Palace. DR.. Culver travels in private
car and is en- route to Santa Monica, from
which place he goes to Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Lange-Chiles Weddinp.

]. Lange of the firm of Levin, Ellis &.
Co., jewellers, was united in marriage
Wednesday evening, October 2, to Miss
Zona Chiles, a charming Sonoma County
belle. The wedding was solemnized at
visadero street. The home was ELEGANTLY
decorated with blossoms and foliage for
the occasion. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. James Mitchell of St.
the Sonoma Lumber Company acted as
best best man. "a =. while Miss FTeda Porkwitz.
cousin of the groom, attended the bride.
The bride, who is well known through-
out Sonoma County, and especially in
Santa Rosa, where she received her ad1I-
cation and passed the greater part of her
life, was gowned in white and presented
a beautiful appearance. The groom is the
son Of N. T. Lange, a retired Capitalist
After the ceremony the happy couple took
their departure for the southern part of
the State, where the honeymoon will be
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
FORGER COOPER
IS GIVEN LIMIT
Sentenced to Serve Ten
Years in San
Quentin.

Sir Harry Westwood Cooper, alias
Ernest Moore Chadwick, who was con-
victed by jury in Judge Lawlor's court
on the charge Of forgery for sending a
forged telegram to Miss Norine Schneider,
the young girl he married, appeared for
sentence yesterday and the Judge gave
him the extreme penalty, ten years in San
Quentin.
When the case was called, Attorney
Murphy made the usual motion for a new
trial and arrest of Judgment. which was
denied. The Judge then asked the arch
swindler, bigamist, forger and ex-convict
If he had anything to say and he had the
effrontery to ask that the Judge should
spare his feelings in referring to his prior
conviction and begged to be sent to Fol-
som Penitentiary instead of San Quentin.
After sentence was pronounced Attor-
ney Murphy asked for stay of execution
for sixty days to enable him to prepare a
bill Of exceptions for an appeal to the Su-
preme Court, and 1t was granted. Cooper
will be indicted for perjury in falsely
swearing at the trial before Judge Law
lor. 1t is not now proposed to indict him
on the charge Of bigarny.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
bedside of his victim at the Receiving
Hospital and positively identified by him
Two Men Did the Shooting

To an interpreter the wounded man said i:
was walking along Washington street
on my way home, when Ling and another
man named Yee Hing opened fire on me
from across the street. As 1 fell they CON
tinued shooting at me and did not stop
until several white men appeared on the
and run through Spofford alley. / was
aware that a price had been set on my
head, but I did not fear them, as I
thought would have a chance to defend
myself in case they attacked me-"
Immediately after the shooting Herman
Brownen picked up one Of the pistols used
by the murderers. 1t is Al Colts and
contained four exploded shells.
Up to a late hour last night the other
man who participated in the shooting had
not been arrested
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
brownies IN FAIRYLAND"
APPEARS HERE ONCE MORE
Clever Production of the Operetta by
Local Children at the
A1hanbra. a.

Brownies in Fairyland,'' under the man
agement of Mrs. Mary Wilkins, was given
at the Alhambra Theater yesterday after
noon. The popular juvenile operetta was
well staged and well rendered. The chill
dren who presented the piece were for
the most part local talent, many Of them
also having been members Of the Fried
Vile Coakley as Cholly Boutonniere and
Ben Lerner in the role of Tutti, the organ n
grinder, were exceptionally clever and
popular with the large audience of women
and children that patronized the show,
The production has been improved upon
The, stage effects are gorgeous. The grand
hnale, TRANSFORMATION scene, is well
worth seeing. The production will be
given again this afternoon, tonight, Mon
day night and Tuesday afternoon and
Tuesday night