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CAPTAIN TILLEY ACQUITTED.
No Evidence To Sustain the Charges
Against Him.

Auckland. New Zealand. December ,
The United States naval court at Tu-
tuila. Samoa, has honorahly acquitted
CAPTAIN Benjamin L. TLty, the naval
s-oyernor of Tutuila. of all the charges
against him. No evidence 70 sustain
these charges We're presented TO the
court Commander I-riel Scbree has sue
cecded Captain Tilley as naval governor
Of Tutula.
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AL MOST and ACTUAL
CONSERVATIVES
HEARKEN TO GOOD NEWS!

They are the safeguard against and
the cure for not only Consumption but
many wasting maladies.
The Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL is the
most energetic and successful tissue build
er known.
The Tonic is a wonderful agent for
bodily reinforcement.
The Expectorant increases the breath
ing capacity by giving freedom to the
lungs.
The Ozojell cure for Catarrh is admra-
BILE for healing purposes.
Some cases call for all four remedies In
combination, others need only one or two
of the preparations.
Whether you have Consumption or not,
if your powers Of life are railing troW
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Necessaries of Life at High Point.

New York. December 4.-Duns index num-
her to be issued DE rembcr 7 will say:
'If man purchased his supplies for one
year on December they would have cost
SIOI37 while the same quantities Of the
same articles would have aggregated only
S72 rs July I. 897 the lowest point on
record, and SI2l.75 on January |. 1860.
These price records compiled by multiply
ing the quotations of all the necessaries of life
hv the per capita consumption. Prices are
now at the highest point In many years, and,
I'm fact, surpass all records since present inn
proved methods of manufacture and distribu-
tion have been In use, and agricultural opera
tions Were first begun on the prc.-rt extensive
scale with labor-ssvinG machinery"
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DR.. Benefits EIec.ric Pe.t

Must not -. confused with the many So
caIl.-.I electric heiis now being offered sh..
puhllc Mine has suft. SIlken. chamoiS-
covered sponge electrodes which 10 not
burn and blister as ID the bare metal
electrodes used ON all other makes of
belts AEy Belt can ho renewed wh.n
burned out for only 40. when others burn
cut they ar worthless
D. uu- drug yourself t0 death ia a futile
Etts Tnpt a. relieve these Ailments of a
Nervous Character Electricity is Ma
lures Remedy Write today and secure
my free hooks on '.NervO-Nital Ailments
and Their Cure hy Electricity" Advice
and diagnosis without cost. NV APP
rslFgwcas sold ONLY Lax
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curahla or not You will be under no obl-
cations whatever to put yourself under his
treatment. If you decide to be treated the
doctor guarantees that his terms shall be
within your means. Remember. DIR. Tucker
has heen treating just such troubles yours
for many years. Don't put II off any longer.
The doctor can treat you at home just as well
as though you here in person. Pamphlet
N w. ]. TUCKER. NJ. D..
is Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Five Thousand Women

or more have been cured by me / have
been treating these cases p years II
you suffer / can cure You very cheaply
and easily. also quickly. a trial will con-
vince YOU. It's all done at home by meth
DDS discovered by myself. Remember
I can sure cure YOU and the cost isn't
very much. Advice freely and gladly
given. Dr. W. j. Tucker. Atlanta, ia
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practice or any special
ist in the southern
states. He treats his
patients TO cure them,
and wants TO ones
money for nothing. He
treats all chronic dis
eases of both sexes. If
you are afflicted ST.
down and write to
him, describing your
symptoms. He Will tell
YOU honestly and free
of charge the nature of
your trouble and whether
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Or. ia sLOeUm, s8 Pine ST., New York.

and all four Il the FREE remedies win
be sent YOU at once with fun directions
and instructions for their use
EDITORS NOTE-When writing the
Doctor. please mention The Atlanta
Weekly Constitution. giving express and
postofiice address. and greatly oblige.
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Strict1Ire Cured PainleSslv.

nv home cure for structure is positive.
Write me fully about your case. ]. New
ton Hathaway, NJ. D., AZ Inman bldg,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Free for the Asking

To obtain these four FREE prepara-
tions that have never yet failed 10 cure
All Won have to do is to write TO
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: coated tongue. foul breath and cloggel con-
ditto. In the bowels suggests the Of
l'RIcKLY ASH BTTTERS. II is just suited
f.r ,,Ich ailments
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DR.. BENNETT Electric Belt Co.

- WHITEHALL ST. ATLANTA. GA.
Write today ana secure my two valua-
he Free Books
Only One Week Which S l will take the he
old-sfvIe burning and blistering belts IS
kali payment for one Of mine.
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Stops the Cough
and Works Off the Cold.

Laxative Bre mo- Cu.nine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay. Price
% cents.
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Straight from the Shoulder

DIR. w ] Tucker has been located in At
lanta nineteen years. lie has the largest
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De- You suffer with PilesP

Do they protTGGe?
DO they blced2
no they pain you2
DO You have mucous or bloody dis
charges?
can certainly cIre You. Write me
fully. Advice perfectly free. DR..
Tucker. r. Broad street. Atlanta, Ga
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\ hundred years ago the pillory was
still in use.
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ated between Tampa and st. Petersburg
two Pullman electric cars are being
built being most magniicently appoint
cd 90 feet long and with every conven-
ience possible to he placed in such cars.
other fine ears are being built for alI
of the lines.
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First woman's suffrage law in Wyoming
in 1870
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though not on the same grounds In this
conclusion. The justice who delivered
the opinion in DeLimas case was of the
opinion that on cession Porto Rico ceased
to be a Yreign country and became
territory of the United States and domes-
tic, yet that 1t was merely appurtenant
territory and not part OF the United
tho conStftutiOn'
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Trolley System for Kentucky.

Lexington. Ky, December 3.-Arucles
Incorporating the Blue Grass Consol-
dated Traction Company, with capital
of S7.O0o.0oo. divided into 72,OO shares.
we're filed with the clerk of this county
late today. The incorporators are: III.
&. Beatty. @. b. Davis and Il. Il. Davis.
of Detroit: G. +. Knapp. Jr., of Chicago;
w. j. Loughridge. II. +. Headley and Nj.
{. Afford. of Lexington.
The purpose of the company Is 70 CON
struct electric railways from this city
to eight or nine surrounding county seats
The company will absorb the Blue
rured tine necessary franchises for the
system. Officers will be chosen at
meeting this week.
Work on the lines further than surveys
cannot he commenced before spring, but
il is understood that the erection OF 4
power house and car barns will be started
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any cause. YOU should not deny yourseii \
the prompt benefit of the free offer winch
means health to YOU.
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Dissent i'm Doolev Case.

Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Brew
or. Harlan and Peckham united ia a dis
senting opinion in the Dooley case. The
opinion was read by the chief Justice and
was based largely on the constitutional
provisions concerning tle regulations q;
commerce. He said:
Congress is forbidden h tax articles
exported from any state Tha plain IAN
euago Of the constitution should not he
made blark paper by construction, and
its snechc mandate ought 10 be obeyed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
vERSHIRE.

1t is Mrs. Smith Norris keeping
house for r. Blanchard, instead OF
Mrs. Joseph Norris, as reported.
Mrs. q. S. Ely, teacher of the pri,
mary department at West Fairlee,
came to town the Goth. The author
tiles closed her school that day for an
indefinite length of time on account OF
the death of Geo. johnson at Beanville
from black diph ,heria, parent OF one
of her pupils.
Russell BarStow is moving from his
place on the brook road to Coppertied
TO keep boarding house.
There was husking bee at Mrs. j.
J. Parshley's last Friday night.
Colds are epidemic here at the pres
ent time.
Mrs. P. II. Martin and Mrs. F M.
Powers were at West FAirlee the 9th
for dental work.
Carpenter johnson has sold out his
meat business at West Fairlee and has
moved on to his farm at South Yer
shire.
Ernest Lake is at home from West
Fairee where he has been employed
for several months as clerk in G. John
sons meat market.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
A MURDER
A Bennington Man Meets
His Death
IN new YORK
ISL. II
Fell In With Fast Companions
And Was Found Dead
IN new YORK /

Bennington, Sept. 30.-Furtbaf par
ticulars received concerning the death
of CLARK Elwell, whose remains arrived
here Wednesday morning. wQn|d1 ~
dicate that he was murdered.
Mr.. Elwell went to NaplessN. Y.
several months ago to visit relatives.
He attended a fair last Friday and
the last seen of him alive was about
one o'clock Saturday morning, when
he was seen in company with two
other men, apparently on his way
home. The three had been drinking.
AT that time he had some $50 Ia his
possession.
About five O'Clock that morning he
was found on the outskirts of the vii
lage dead. He was badly cut, one OF
the cuts extending around his forehead
from ear to ear. There were other
bruises and he apparently had been
dead some time. A heavy cane snear-
showed the instrument that bad
been used and this was identified as
belonging to one of the two men that
he was found with. Less than one
dollar was found on his p. rson. The
two men who had been with him were
arrested the same day and were bound
over on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Elwell owned large farm In
SALISBURY aud leaves a ~ife, son,
and one daughter. Reports from Ma
pies are to the effect that the author
tiles think they have a good dase
against the men. 49,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
BIG COLLISION
Two Freight Trains Meet :
Each Other
HEAD ON
-Four Men Missing And
Heavy Damage Done

bridgeport, Conn.,, Sept. 3C.-There
was head on collision early this
morning on the Berkshire division OF
the Consolidated railroad between two
freight trains. Four men are report
ed missing and the damage is heavy.
A wrecking train was sent from New
Haven and is working clearing the
tracks sufficiently to allow the pas
sage Of trains.
New Haven, Conn, Sept. 3d.
Word received by the Consolidated is
to the effect that three men were
killed and two seriously injured In the
collision of freights at Long Hill be-
tween Bridgeport and Botsford on
the Berkshire division. An extra
freight bound south had orders to
stop at Stephney, but did not do SO.
Toe regular northbound freight
kept on past Long Hill and a headon
collision resu ted. The killed are En-
gineer Burns of Falls Village: Fire
man Gustaveson, residence unknown;
Brakeman Maloy of New Haven Of re-
gular train No I, 430.
The injured are Engineer Polt and
Fireman Beecher of extra. Both SER
iously Twelve cars were damaged
and The main line obstructed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
CARRIED PIANOS,

London, Sept. 30.-Perhaps one of
the reasons that the British, who are
SO frequently reported as being in pur-
suit, fail to overtake the Beers in South
Africa is found in a remarkable army
order, recently issued by Lord Kitch-
ener, as follows
The Commander-in Chief in South
Africa desires to impress officers in
command of mobile columns that the
object of such columns is mobility
and that he has learned that such
forces carry with them furniture,
kitchen ranges, pianos and harmoni-
umns (organs), which nullify the OBJ.
iect. These articles must be handed
over to the nearest stores.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
FOR MEN ONLY
Mrs. ConhIin Talked We'll
Yesterday Afternoon on
. j.. SOCIAL PURITY.
A Good Audience Present,
Last Evenings Meeting

Mrs Mabel l.. Conklin's s lecture yes
terday afternoon in the opera house
Tor men only was attended by some
over 300 men who were much pleased
at what she said. Mrs. Conklin took
for her subject, "The New Chivalry,
q plea for the better treatment OF
women by men and especially for a
purer mode Of living. This is one
branch Of the work OF the W. c., T.
U under whose auspices Mrs Conk-
lin is speaking in this city. She
handled her topic in very pleasing
and convincing manner, speaking up
on very delicate subject in such a
way that nobody could fail to under
stand her meaning and yet no one
could be offended.
She was introduced by Rev. e. NJ.
Fuller and in the beginning told about
the origin of the White Cross move
menJ. She held that the creative
power with which man was endowed
was a divine power and should never
be used for the qualification OF the
sensual passion. She held that she
was speaking for the men and women
of the future and that every child
ought to be told or his origin, the
mystery of life and the sacred obliga.
tiuns imposed on him. Tuere should
be no false modesty about this but
the child should learn these things
from bis parents and not fromsyulgar
associations that would lead him to
think only of evil and thus Dr.
From this lack ofow-
ledge she said that many child was
morally destroyed.
She declared the question OF right
living was not one OF sex, but that
men ought to be as pure In their lives
as girls are supposed to be. The same
standard Of purity ought to be de-
manded of both sexes. Man ought to
tie taught not only that he must not
deSecrate himself but that he must
not dishonor others. The medical au-
thorities are united in the statement
that health is no wise impaired by
life of abstinence and that it is not
dependent upon the destruction of an.
other. Saio she, let the Christ pre-.
vail and the beast be driven out
In conclusion she took up the pledge
of the White Cross and read the obi
cations thu iougn AND explained each
AT the close OF the meeting she called
for members to join the society and
secured fifty new members who sign.
ed the pledge cards and bought pins.
The meeting was called Very success
ful and the collection taken up netted
$40. Hiawalha Lodge of Dad Eel
lows attended in a body.
There was large audience al the
opera house last evening to hear Mrs.
Conkln speak. Her subject was
handled in very convincing manner
and her audience was sincerely sorry
when she had finished. She was as
sisted by several of the local pastors
and several local singers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
PADEREWSKI COMING

London, Sept. 80 -Paderewski is
desirous of dupl eating as a composer
in America the tremendous success
which he has made the re as pi-nist
and is arranging for an early visit.
Before concluding the arrangement
with Maurice Grau by which his opera
"Manru" is TO be produced at the
Metropolitan Opera House in New
York City, early next year, he Insist
ed upon the engagement for the tite
role Of bandroski Polish tenor whose
lmpersoDation satisfied him.
lie has now decided to prepare the
production under bis own personal
supervis on. ia order TO do this he
has cancellec his concert tours IN Italy
aud Spain, which will give MIN the
time to make the trans atlantic trip.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
EXCITING GAME A TIE

The game nf fooJ ball Saturday af-
ternOon at Montpelier between the
Barre Defenders OF tnis city aud the
Montpelier Semi ary 10 ball team
ended In tie after two halves Of 20
minutes each had been played. Each
SIDE mtde touchdown from which a
goal was kicked, thus Scoring six
points. The game was well played
one and was contested for all that it
WAS worth from start to finish 1t
was the first game OF the season for
each team and so was remarkable for
the number Of times it was delayed
by reason of injuries 30 the players.
The Seminary team was the heavier
but the Barre team was the quicker,
and Offset the difference in weight by
the quickpesS by which it got into
plays. In the last half the ball was
in Barre's possession nearly the whole
time and they had forced it up the
field by steady but sure gains until
when time was calico it was only
! about ten yards from the Montpelier
goal. Had the game continued five
minutes longer it is more than prob
able that the Barre boys would have
carried the ball across the goal line
for another touchdown and so won the
game.
The Barre boys excelled their oppo.
nents In offensive play and were If
anything little stronger in the de-
fensive, but at critical times their
line seemed to melt away and let the
Montpelier boys through. The two
worst features Of the Barre boys play
was their tendency to tumble and the
weakness of certain parts OF the line.
Both Of these faults can be remedied.
The contest was entirely free from
any slugging tr rough playing what
ever.
Barre had the kickoff but Montpe-
lier brought the ball back to the Gen.
ire Of the field by several good runs,
principally around Barrels left end,
aided by fine interference, SO that the
ball Was soon Montpelier's on the two
yard line. 1t was comparatively easy
matter tie push Haynes across so that
he scored touchdown for Montpelier
and Hamilton kicked goal.
Score: Montpelier Seminary 6; Barre
Defenders 0.
Barre now woke up and on the kick.
off and followed the ball so closely that |
it was down on Montpelier's 30.yard |
line. BY good playing Barre secured
the ball and forced Milne over the
line for touchdown from which he
kicked a very difficult goal.
Score, Barre defenders, 6; Montpel
ier Seminary 6.
On the kickoff Milne secured the |
ball and was not downed until he had
run nearly through the whole of the
eleven. Time was called
with the ball nearly in the center of
the field.
In the second half the playing was
tiercer, If anything, than it had been
during the game. Montpelier had the
kickoff but good runs by Phillips and
Douglas soon carried the ball into
their territory where it remained the
rest of the time. The playing was
now very fierce but good gains by
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph Canton was christened at st.
Monicas church yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Scampton was godfather and
Miss Mabel Kelley, god-mother.
Rev. ?. M. McKenna passed a very
bad night. The reverend gel tleman
is critically i'll IT present.
On Sumo, Y. : t 20, a daughte
was born to Mt and Mrs. James
Marion Of Bolst.t venue.
w. II. Conner has recovered so that
he has resumed his business.
Mrs. f, A. Goss Of Verg@nnes and
her daughter Miss Mary Goss, have
been visiting friends in Montpelier
md Barre for the past few days, re-
turning this morning.
Miss e iith Com / has gone to Bur
lington.
Prof. Avery s new tenement n the
A. Fl. Buzz II block Gu Pearl street is
nearly rea1y for him.and he will move
into it in few days.
f. A. Slayton has gone TO the Tun
bridge fair with ''LanRy john and
Barb Wire"
Chandler Ladd has gone to Sharoa
for short stay.
Miss Viola Griggs left this morning
for Northampton, Mass.
Capt. William Haskell left this
morning for Boston on his way to New
York after spending some six weeks
here as the guest of his sister, Mrs. l..
M. Williams.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
C. Y. WRECK
Train Jumps The Track
ESSEX JUNCTION
No One Injured But Traffic
Was Delayed

Burlington, Sept. 30.-The Central
Vermont passenger train due here at
1906 last night jumped the track just
tbiS side the estate line" crossing, so
called at the easternmost portion Of
the government reservation at Fort
Ethan Allen. Not a person aboard
the train was injured. The place
where the accident occurred is about
Two miles this side Of Essex Junction.
1t was caused by the heavy rain OF
last evening washing the sand and
gravel over the track at the crossing
which is at the entrance OF a cut.
Every one of the four cars left the
rails. as did also the tender and the
tngine with the exception of the lat
ters forward trucks. Engineer Bar
rett promptly set the air brakes and
the sudden stopping Of the train caus-
ed thertby together with the bump.
ing Of the cars over the ties, created
for the time a scene Of much confu-
sion.
The combination baggage and Smok-
er the second Car from engine, broke
away from the mail Car ahead and tip
ped nearly over on it's left side. In
this Car the men climbed to the upper
side and clung to the seats until the
terrible jolting ceased. One man
pushed up the windo@ half way and
was through the narrow aperture in
an instant. The others succ eeded in
opening the door and made their way
out in a more dignifed manner.
The forward cars were twisted from
their trucks ana the track was badly
ripped up. The ties are broken and
torn up and the rails are spread for
distance of many feet. A wreck train
was sent to the scene from st. .Albans.
The train was composed of the New
York mail car, a combination bag
gage and smoker, day coach and the
New York sleeper.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30

Milne, Sullivan, Dumbrouski and 9th.
ers forced the ball up to Montpelier's
l0-yard line where it was when time
was called. =
The tackling Of the Barre left half
back was a pleasing feature of the
game. The weak spot in Barre's line
seemed to be between center and right
end, at least that is where the Mont.
pelier rushers seemed to have the
least difficulty in getting through in
time to stop the backs from getting
into the plays. The right end was
the weakest spot on the Montpelier
team. Both teams showed strong
tendency to tumble the ball at critical
times. The Barre teams did not lose
the ball once on downs but took 1T sew
eral times from their opponents on
this account.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
SOUTH BARRE.

James NJ. Ward is considerably i'm.
proved in health, and his complete re-
covery is now quite certain.
Elmer Sanders worked for Ward &
Lane last week while E. Ward was
taking care of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Ellenwood and
son Perry have gone to Boston and vi
cinity visiting relatives and friends.
They will be gone month.
Ed. Martin and M. G Mcleod are
handling flour for Ward & Lane.
H. B. Arbuckle is building a tool
shop on his premises.
Mrs. A. S. Robinson and her moth
er, Mrs. M. Fuller, returned Saturday
night from months visit in North
Swansea, Mass.
Howard Godfrey has gone to work
for Barry * Ba iger.
A son was born on Saturday, Sept.
2S, to Mr.. and Mrs, 2. Buchanan.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
GODDARD DEFEATED
Especial to the TELEGRAM.)

Northdeld, Sept. 30. - Norwich
University easily defeated Goddard
Seminary of Barre, Saturday after
noon, 40 to o. T e Univ rsity boys
played with the Seminary boys
and scored almost at will. Their
team was ~ ch the heavier and
stronger in every way. Considering
their lightness the Seminary boys put
upsvery plucky game.
Norwich University has the strong
est team it has had for years. The
team is very heavy one, but is re-
narkably quick ia it's plays. 1t can
more than hold it's own against any
other team in the state.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
LOOK at Your Coat Collar.

Covered with dandrUff, as usual. That
means diseased scalp. DR.. Whites
Electric Comb will soon cure that
The only patented comb in the world.
Every one who has used it is wild
with delight. Only 35c and SOC each
D. N. Rose, Gen, Mgr, Decatur, Ill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-30
KEITH'S THEATRES.

Boston, New York, Philadelphia.
The theatre going public are hereby
notified that the company advertising
i self at "Keith'S Vaudeville Stars, !"
and at present touring New England,
has not (and never had any connec-
tion with the theatres Of this circuit.
No company is ever sent on the road
by Mr.. B. f. Keith, the proprietor of
the above named theatres. 4d