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Evening journal., 1901-05-28
rrnternnl sooie,ies compIy wi,h Law

The following-named foreign iraternai
beneficiary societies, having hled an an
nual statement with DR.. G. w Marshall
insurance commissioner, are authorized to
transact business i'm this State The
American Catholic Union of Philadel-
phia; the Supreme Couclave, Improved
order Heptasophs, Baltimore; the SUI
preme Council Of the Royal Areanum'
Boston: the Modern Woodmen OF Ameri-
ca. Rock Island, H.; the Supreme Tent
knights Of the Maccabees OF the World,
OF Port Huron. Michigan.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
TO RIDE Az GUESTS
Peoples Company Will Run Special Car
This Afternoon

nifty guests of the management OF the
Peoples Railway Company will ride over
the lines of the company in a special car
This afternoon. The start will be made
from the corner Of Front and King
streets at o'clock. The guests VIII oe-
cupy one of the new cars Of the company.
The lines will be opened TO the public on
Thursday morning.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
win Give Lawn Social

A lawn social will be eiyen at the home
of o. W. Easibpru on Wednesday even
ms, June H. Ice cream, candy and other
refreshmeuts viii be on sale. The best
feature OF the evening viii be a talk on
"The Customs and Poculiarities ofChina,
with Chinese music and curios, by E. +.
Knickerbocker and wife. who have been
missionaries IN China for the past oight
years.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
rnn.AmrrIcnn rrln cnn,c.t

Tho firm OF n. H. Pennocl & Co. IS rum
nlng "a contest that win give some Della
ware minister free trip TO the Pam
American Exposition during the month Of
August For every dollars worth OF
clothing or furnishing goods purchased "a
vote VIII be given. and the minister hav-
ing ,he largest number of votes on August
10. viii be entitled To go at tho expense
pf this cntorprising firm.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
MILITIA WILL PARADE
Colonel Stevenson orders Companies
TO Report at the Armory

Lieutenant Colonel c. NJ. Stevens IN
has issued the following order No. D;
For the purpose Of participating IN
the Memorial Day parade. Companies
A. c. f and K, comprising the rlrst
Battalion, First Infantry, n G: D. Wiiii
assemble at the Armory, Twelfth and
orange streets. at 1.SO o'clock p. m. on
Thursday. Nay 80, 1901. Campaign
hats. leggins. white gloves and black
shoes will be worn
Companies A. c. f and K will as
semble tonight at the Armory for bat
nlion drill.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
New rue rnr Local Comrany

The largest wooden tugboa. ever built
in Baltimore was launched on Saturday
last. at the shipyard of Thomas McCosker
& Co The tug was built for the
National Drs dying Company, of Whining
ton. and VIII be put in service at Mobile,
Ala. She will have her engine and boilers
installed at Neahe & Levy's shipyard.
The tug is ii2 feet in length, with beam
Of 25iz feet and a depth Of l0lA feet.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
Joseph wnh the Peacock @ mran,

Shepherd NJ. Joseph, a popular sales
man. for many years with NJ. Megary
6 Son. has resigned his position to be-
come q member Of the new e. l.. Pea
cock Company Mr. Joseph is one Of
the bes6-known statesmen in the city
and State "Shep", as he Is called ia
milimly. Is now receiving the c0ngratu-
lations Of his many friends on the fact
that he has become a member OF the
new firm, and hereafter will be found
at Ninth and King streets, where ex-
tensive alterations are being
made in the property recently acquired
by his company.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
IrnIInn sncln,r wm pnrndn

on June 10, the St. Antonia hi Pavoda
italian Catholic Society will parade be-
fore going to the Bavarian Park. The
procession win start at / o'clock In the
afternoon from Seventh and Market
streets. IL win go in Seventh TO King.
TO Tenth. TO Market. 10 Front. TO Tatnall.
to Sixth 10 Madison. 10 Fourth 10 Scott,
to Eighth, 10 DUPONT, and thence to the
park.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
Another CONFIRMATION in calvary

Bishop Coleman will visit Calvary
Church Third and Washington streets. OF
which the Rev. w NJ Jeneris. ID d., Is
rector, for the second time since Easter,
and administer the rites of confirmation
to class OF sixteen persons. Twenty-six
were confirmed az Easter. altogether
making the largest number Of any church
IN the diocese.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
pars for Hearings Fired

On June II S. Redmond Smith will
go TO Boston to take testimony in the
suit OF Lawson VS.. Edwards and the
Bay State Gas Company. Two days
latter testimony will be taken in the
Edwards suit.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
Takan ~ HaspitaI

From her home No. l1ol French street
Mrs. Ida Modoc, colored, suffering with
an attack Of illness. was removed to the
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix amhu-
lance yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
Rest Ice Uream in the city

The best ice cream costs you no
more than an inferior article; there
fore. why not get the bestf. We use
no adulterations, everything from pure
ingredients Both phones. Ccxe,
Fourth and Adams.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
j. Kreici & Bros. Merchant

have removed to No. los West Sixth
street and have the finest line of goods
in the city. Prices reasonable and war
ranted to fit.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
New .ioods ConstnntIr Comine

At Lynch's. New bottles for cur bot
Ting department. We aim to excel In
beer bottling Send us your next order.
Celmarvia Phone, 200. Store N. w.
Cor Madison and Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
Carp,ts Arc Dear
Cartmells floor stains are cheap.

Wyatt & Co.. Hatters and Furnish
ers. COS Market street, give double trad
ing stamps.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
Notice

All members Of JUNIOR o. L. A. NJ.
are requested to meet at Eden Hall,
80 D. m. Thursday, May 30.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28
Drowned Rov Rur,ea

lntermcnt Of the body Of Frank A.
Haley who LOST his life by drowning in
Bancrofts race. was made IN ST. Joseph's
Cemetery to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28

Wyatt & Co.. Hatters and Furnish
ers, 6OS Market street, give double trad
ing stamps.
Evening journal., 1901-05-28

Continued on sixth Page.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
MRS. NATION
Still Languishes In The
Topeka Jail
IS DESERTED
By All Her Friends, including
The Clergy

Topeka, Aug. l3 - Mrs. Carrie Ma
tion, who few months ago was
the heroine OF the temperance and
church people Of Kansas now Ian uish
es Ia Jail and is without friend. The
1000 church members who promised
to follow her and help her smash every
saloon in Topeka now permit her tt
serve out a fine of S148 in the Topeka
Jail. Mrs. Nation was ceeplv touched
when reminded of her desertion to-
day.
"Am deserted? Mrs Nation as
ked..
81 have not seen person who is
interested in the cause of temperance
for aweek. ! have not seen Dr. Nc
Farland or the Rev. DR.. Emerson
since l gotsin Jail. Not minister
has even visited me, What are
they all doing: l don't know what is
going on. 1t seems as if am for
saken. When l was smashing there
were hundreds who said Good, keep
it up, and assured me that they
would stand by me. but now, in the
hour of need, | have not heard from
one OF them and they have not con-
tributed 10 cent piece toward Secur
ing my release. l cont know wheth-
.er can get out or not.
III had accepted the offers had
TO 60 on the stage OF $500 "a week or
81 00A night, would be we'll able to
gay t&ss7t tine and the costs but my
mission has not been TO make money.
That is not my work and l could not
keep on with the work for the cause
of tempe2aT ce bv accep ing such Of
fers, so | refused them. There is no
Joy in this rid for me. except to
gain the end"
David Nation. the husbaLd, also
turns deaf ear to his wife'S appeal
He says she need not look to him for
sympathy or help.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
AN IMMENSE STRIKE.

Pittsb .rg, Pa, Aug 5,.-"Within
week every man and every union
man at heart in the employ OF the
United States Steel Corporation will
be asked to Join the strike now being
waged by the Amalgamated Associa.
tion. We must settle whether union
is !. is to stand or IA |.
There will be 20 more conferences
with the United Sta es steel Corpora
tipn. The Amalgamated Associatio }
will not request peace meeting
These and several other significant
statements We made Saturday night
by Theodore j. Shaffer, president of
the Amalgamated association OF iron
S eel ano tin workers upon his re-
turn from tie fruitless conference
wi h J. Pierpont Morgan and others
in New York
1t is now a fight to- the bitter finish
tetw Zen the great billion dollar steel
trust and organized labr. Mr.Shatfer
says that he is ready to sempIoy every
pc c. able means within the power OF
man to win victory.
No quarter is to be given and none
wi be request, d. The management OF
the tattle has been placed in the
hams of Pre- sideht Shatfar. He has
absolute power to call out every man
who is connected with the organlZa-
Won and he intends to do it. He is
satisfied with the progress of the
tight up to date. He finds that none
OF his battle lines have been broken.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
COUNTY COURT CASES

Montpelier, Aug. 5.-Among the
new cases entered for the September
torn Of county court are these:
Jonn Chynoweth VS.. CA. Bond apt,
and Standard Granite company. Hoar
tor apt.
R. A. Archie & Company VS.. G. H.
More, First National Bank, trustee,
general assumpsit.
F. E. Langley VS.. W. W. Lapoint,
general assumpslt, appeal from Barre
city court. Bingham & Sergeant for
pla antiff and Lapoint pro se.
f. b. Scott VS.. Findley McRea and
trustee, M. NJ. Gordon Tor apt. and H.
W. Scott for plaintif, appeal from
Barre city court.
Don V. Camp VS.. Thomas Suitor,
Gordon & jackson for apt. and M. M.
Gordon and K. A. Hoar for def.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
A FREE SCHOLARSHIP

Aly Young man or woman who iG a
bona tide patron Of this paper may Sc
cure free instruction in music or elo-
cution.
lne Ithaca Conservatory cf Music,
Win the desire to stimulate the study
Of tnes7 arts, offer, 80 Tree scholar
SAlpS valued at 500 each, and good
foF tie term Of 20 weeks beginning
with the opening of the school year,
sept Il, 1901, in any Of the following
departments: Voice, violin, piano,
ofgaa AID elocution. These scholar
slps are awarded upon competition,
which is open to any one desiring a
musical ,r literary education. Any
one wishing to enter the competition
or desiring information should write
u George G Williams, general man
aagef Of the Ithaca Conservatory of
MUSIC, Ithaca. N. Y, on or befo e
Sept. lst.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
A $1,000 FIRE
Special to TELEGRAM.

Marshtield. Aug. 5.--About two
O'Clock Sunday afternoon flames burst
through the roof of the barn on the
Eddy plac-, about mile from thi,
village, owned by Henry Northrop,
and in spite of the Leroic work of a
big bucket brigade from the village,
the barn, silo, dwelling, and in fact
everything but the horse barn. was
burneo up. The loss is about $1,000
Mr. North1op was we'll insured in the
Union Mutual Insurance Co. 1t is
thought the fire was caused by spon-
taneouS combustion or by lightning,
probably the latter. The barn con-
tained 100 tons Of hay, calves,
several shotes, a two.year' old and
other valuable property, all OF which
was destroyed. Mr.. Northrop will
probably rebuild. He had just spent
$500 IN repairs on the buildings.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
SHOT HIMSELF
Wm, {. Hunt Blew Out
His Brains Yesterday at
CUTLER CORNERS
With A a. Ca|ibIe Navy Re-
vo|yer. He Leaves A
Wife and Child
Special to the TELEGRAM.)

Cutler Corner, Aug. 5.-ThiS quiet
neighbornood was shocked Sunday by
the death Of William 4. Hunt, who
shot himself in the head with a A
Galore navy revolver, blowing OUT his
brains causing instant death.
Sunday morning somewhere about
9o'cIock Mrs. Hunt and child started
out to pick some berries. Hunt was
living down at t lie lime in the milk
room. He called to his wife, bade her
good bye, and asked her to throw
netting over him. She and the
child then started Gtf
After going short distance tn y
heard a sharp sound and decided tn t
it was Ga ased by ONE one throwing a
small stone against the buildings.
They picked berries short time and
were driven back to the house by a
shower,
They sat down in the door way, but
did not enter where Hunt, was think
ing he Was asleep. After the shower
they went back and resumed their
berry picking. Returning home at
noon taey entered the room where
Hunt wa, and found him stone dead
The bullet went in at the temple
and c1mt out under the opposite ear.
Hunt WAS about % years of age and
leaves wife and child. Dependency
is thought to be the cause of his rash
act. He recently purchased the farm
where he lived of Walter j. Cave.
Undertaken Conner is in charge Of the
funeral. The arrangements have not
been lpleted at thi, writing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
ANOTHER RANDOLPH CASE
Especial to TELEGRAM

Randolph, Aug. 5.-Last week
Deputy Sheriff Luke Parish arrested
Lon Hatch, young man % years Of
age, on charge of misrepresenting a
horse sold some time ago to s. T. Far
rington, proprietor of the hotel at
Braintree. Clarence E. Jones Of Brain
tree, aged 80, was kicked by the horse
June 9Th and died the following
week. Bail was fixed at 800 and
furnished. The case will be another
OF the numerous Randolph cases to be
heard at the next session OF Orange
county court at Chelsta.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
A MASTER PRODUCTION

Cram s Atlas Of the World, ancient
and modern, with new maps and new
census, is now being introduced In
our city by Mr. L. W.'Webster. This
las is the st ndardj u'h rity of today
and viii be for 10 years to come 1t re-
presents the progress of the world for
nearly 5000 years, geographical, his
torical astronomical and statistical,
and is the most complete accurate and
com prehensive work published in
America, containing over 300 ancient
and modern maps in colors from en-
tirely new plates, also gazetteer and
statistical record OF the 1900 United
States Government Bureau. The
edito ial staff numbers more than a
score of eminent educators, scientists,
sta,isticians, explorers and specia lists
Mr. Webster of Randolph is assist
ant general agent for Vermont and
Northern New Hampshire and a part
Of New York.
Barre, April 9, 1901.
1t is a pleasure to commend work
of such superior merit as Cram 8
Atlas of the World, ancient and Mod
n. It contains the most recent and
authentic information obtalnable.
Such a book is worthy Of place in
every home.
O. D. MATHEwsON
Grams Atlas in it's latest edition,
containing the new census and many
other admirable addi liuns, is teing in
troduced through this section of Yer
mont by L. w. Webster of0Randolph.
| have examined the work thoroughly
and find it to be superior to anything
of the klnd that l have heretofore
seen. 1t is a valuable reference book
and should be in every family
Fl G. WHITAKER.
Editor TELEGRAM
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
A COMBINATION PICNIC

The employees Of the firms OF Nc
liver s. Mathieson and Stephen & Ger
rard, which occupy the same shed.
united IN holding picnic Saturday
afternoon at Benjamin's Falls, which
was v, ry enjoyable affair and COM
plete success. Jue Ma tel and Robert
Mcknight, Jr., gave exc llent exhibit
tions Of club swinging. Jack Mclv-r
won the heavyweight m ,eti ioL s
and James McKernan the lightweight
The married men won Ihe base ball
game to 2, Jve Martel making vic
tory certain by home run. William
Emslie entertained all with pibroch
seleclions and Signor Alex Rossi WILL
hanson was present With bis accor.
deon.
Both firms contributed literally
towards the expenses of the picnic
which was In charge of this commit.
tee: James McKernan, William Col.
one, Jack McIver, William Emslie,
Joe Martel and G Frontana.
Continued on Page 4.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
A PICNIC DAY
R. c. Bowers Given a
Gold Watch at the
ANNUA. CLAM BAKE
The Various Other picnics
Held Saturday Afternoon

Saturday was pre.eminently a day
OF picnics, there being several Of thest
very popular summer amusements
held on that afternoon. The weather
was all that could be desired so that
all who attended had most delightful
time and returned in the evening well
pleast with their outing.
Tne II. G.. Bowers Granite Co., OF
Montpelier, gave their fourth annual
clam bake to the granite polishers OF
Montpelier and this city, at Caledonia
Park, and the event, while even more
successful than it's predce ssors, was
marked by very pleasing incident,
namely, the presentatio to Mr.. R G.
Bowers OF an elegant gold watch from
his guests in token OF their apprecia.
tion Of his past favors.
The affair was attended by fully 400
people and was most pronounced
success. About 3 O. clock the company
sat down to the tables which were as
usual in an immense tent. The menu
comprised clam chowder, baked clans,
lobster, sweet potatoes, roast corn and
watermelon. While the company were
doing full justice to the food excellent
music was disc ursed by an orchestra
Of Barre and Montpelier musicians.
Son after the company sat down
they we're called to order by II. X Bush
OF this city who said that + B. Mud
gett had something very important tc
say 10 Mr.. Bowers. .F.
Then Mr.. Mudgett stepped forward
and ia a few we'll chosen words pre-.
sented Mr.. Bowers with an elegant
gold watch on behalf of the Company
asst mbled.
Mr.. b ,wers although completely
AIKEN by surprise accepted the git
in short speech and thanked the
company for their kindness.
The watch was procured of Fred King
of this city and is the best that money
could buy. It. is an El sin watch with
English dial 2l jewels and has "R Z.
b." engraved on the outer case in
monogram. 1t is an open faced watch
and has engraved on the inside OF The
Case these words: :Pre,ented to X. &.
Bowers by his friends, August 3, 1901. :"
With the watch is a handsome gold
cham. 1t was purchased with money
raised by subscription among the pol.
ishers, 20 ne being allowed to give
more than a certain amount, so that
all might contribute TO the gift.
After the feast was over each man
vas given corn cob pipe and several
pipefullS OF tobacco and stick pin
made Of carborundum. Pr +. Angelo
Scampini was present and gave an ex-
hibtion of his powers of hypnotism
and legerdemain. He completely hyp-
Noticed Joseph Lavery and Charles
Stacey and made them give exhibi.
tions of themselves, much to the de-
light Of the crowd.
The least was prepared this year as
In the last four years by Capt. Joseph
Wilson OF Providence, r l. He CO. k
ed 20 gallons of chowder, barrels OF
Holsters, Is bushels OF clans, l barrel
o sweet po 5atoes, and 40 dozen ears
Of corn. In addition was a quantity
of bro un and white bread, and some
thirty large watermelons. All wa,
eaten up clean and nobody went away
feeling hungry.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
Robbed Of All Their
Money Saturday
ROUGHLY HANDLED
By Men Disguised As Negroes
Who Are Still Free

Bennington, Aug. 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
John O'Brien, each more than 80
years of age, who live In Gilway
township, are both in critical condi-
tion today, the result Of an assault
made upon them Saturday night by
burglars.
They had retired and were awaken
ed shortly before midnight by two
men disguised as negroes, who de-
manded from the old man his money.
He declare1 he had none, when they
pulled his wife out of bed and tied her
TO a couch.
The old man showed fight and it
was not until after he had been sever
ely cut on the head that the rutfians
bound him and tied him to q stove.
The men then ranSacked the house.
They secured Sl66 in cash, all the
money the old people had, and gold
watch. Before they left the house
the robbers tied the I'D people consid-
erably tighter.
The O'Brien's live some distance
from any other person and their con-
uition was not known until late this
morning, when a man driving past
heard their cries, and going into the
house, found them on the floor tightly
tied. A searching party was formed
but no trace of the burgularS has been
found.
Ballston. N. Y, Aug. S. - Frank
Murray was arrested by Deputy Sher-
iff Shaw on suspicion OF having been
concerned in the assault and robbery
OF J1hn O'Brien and wife at their
resider c lin Galway Friday night.
Murray is said by the officer to
be an ex-convict, and when arrested
he had 800 on his person, and the
back Of his neck and his scalp was
covered with burnt cork. Dust re-
sembling that of burnt cork was
found on the hands and clothing OF
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brion after the rob-
berry.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
HEAD END COLLISION,

Lockport, N. Y, Aug. 5.-A Pan.
American special, heavily loaded, and
a regular tain collided few miles
east Of this city ab ,ut o'c.ock sun
day morning on the New York Cen.
trail 1he engineer of the regular
train was killed at his post. A train
man lost his life and a fireman SUI
fered broken leg and other injuries,
but will recover.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
WILD RUIN CAUSE.

Milwaukee, Aug. OFF President
Shatfer carries out his intention or or.
dering a general strike it will mean
the absolute annlhilation of the Anal
gamation association and a second
Homestead affair."" says Superinten-
dent Geo l.. Refs Of the Illinois Steel
Company.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
CHIEF OF POLICE KILLED

Charlotte, N. G., Aug. 5.-Chlef of
Police Jones uf Sherburne was shot
and Instantly killed Sunday by a ne
gro nameo Jim Lowery, while he wes
attempting to ar est MIN for selling
liquor without lice tnse. A Thousand
people and tour bloodhounds are after
Lpwery. who will probably be lyncned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
CHINESE HOSTILE

Pekin, Aug. 5. - American and
European residents assert that the
demeanor of the Pekin populace is
becoming more unfriendly and that as
the allied troops depart the Chinese
resume their old habits OF sting and
curslng the foreigners in the streets.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
BROKE WORLD RECORD

Colorado, Springs, Aug. 5.--At the
Athletic contests at the quartocen-
tennial celebration here Saturday
Candieras de Foya, Ute Indian,
broke the worlds record for loo
yards, making the distance in nine
seconds fat. The professional record
was 3-5S and the ameteur record
9 IS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
STRIKE SITUATION UN-
CHANGED.

McKeesport, Pa Ahg. 5. - The
situation here is quiet. Att meeting
OF the lodge Of the Amalgamated As
ISOLATION 200 new members were taken
in and the claim is made that every
workman except two are new mem
berS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
COLUMBIA WON

Newport, r. L., Aug 5.--The Co
lumbia won the last race against the
Independence by one minute and
eleven seconds. The Independence
lost by being poorly handled.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
WILL HELP AMALGAMATED

Washington, Aug. 5.f--The Ameri-
can Federation Of Labo... has agreed to
stand by the Amalgamated Associa.
tion ia 'the fight against the steel
trus. The pledge was given several
days agU b, Pres. Gompers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
PLANNING FOR a GENERAL
-.~ STRIKE

Pttsburg, Aug 1t is expected
that President S1atfer will issue cir
cular letter to all lodges laying out
plans of the strike and then a. general
strike order will come.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-05
WILL NOT LIVE SO HOURS

Hamburg, Germany, Aug 5. - The
condition of the empress dowager is
serious this afternoon and she is not
expected to live SO hours.