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The colored American., 1901-11-02
THF HACKLEY CONCERT.
Initial entertainment of the Season A
Musical and Financial Success.

porean Bsptit Church was filed to
-. doors on Friday, Oct. 25th, 10 at
end the opening concert OF the sef son
- 4bs nsual round Of church entertain
osnts The program was executed
9th that ease and promptness charact-
..,.Ho of BeIean entertainments, and
wary number was enthusiastically ap-
plauded
There were two numbers by members
oitbe always popular MandOline Cub,
ond these were rendered with effective
case and gracefulness The 'Senegam-
bsn PATROL" as lIsyed by the club,
,srt so much music through the souls
and into the soles Of the younger ele
mert in the audience that the uustees
had some difficulty in keeping I'll en-
from executing the "cake walh" righI
in the ''meetIn' house The reciIR-
tOns by Miss Addie WOrmIeg sho we d
In most satisfactory manner the re-
mHkaDIe versatility o. that young isdy's
artistic accom- LlIshmentt; and her rem
dsring Of Paul Laurence DGnbar's lat
est dialect poem, encouragement"
proved an especial y attractive bit Of Ell
OcutiOn. DR.. G. Sumntr WOrmIey sang
in bis usually happy vein, aid the pop,
ular Treble Clef was 81 lendidly repre-
nted in a duet from H8ndI s "Mes
siah" by Mesdsmes WilIistOn and Gray
When Madame Hackley, the star OF
The colored American., 1901-11-02

Ine evening, made her appearance upon
NE pla firm, the very cordial greetir g
accorded her by the audience was a con-
'inclng proof Of the splendid i'm preston
she had already made upon the Wash
lug'on public. From her first note to
AsF 1881, she pr we'd herself in voice, in
emperament al in meIodic technique
'ne tfGe artist. In her first number,
una Voce, "a CaVatina from Ross ni's
opera The Bride of Seville" she exc
outed mCst difficult cadenzas not un
nAs snd as easy as bird sings his mat
ing song; and as an encore to this, she
sang, "Cemin' ThrO' the Rye" in a
Wsnner that charmed and captivateG
0V0iy ptrsOn in the vast audience.
LIE StaccstO Polka was given with
uSnlheFs and zest that were positively
Oo"l ching. This selection, so well
'uSpted to develope and display the
slSsuclly, delicacy. range and fibre, of
VIC human voice, showed that Mrs
-i'cAIey possesses each of these quail
',0' III q remarkably high degree, and
'aS' she Can control them with the ease
VI nnIshed artist. The remarkable
Vuaiac'efislic OF her singing, is her clear
'e'Onsnt and distinct enunciation. She
1S'ef suoordinates intelligibiIity to mu-
1'o' II the highest attitudes OF her vO-
-, nlght' there is always distinguish
: ''0 'he thing she is saying, and this
uses none Of its interest by coming to
1' III me envelope Of her vocal sweet
hess.
6ss nnal piece wss "Onawsy, awake
The colored American., 1901-11-02
ATLANTA LAWYERS WIN.
Coils. Pie tdRer and JOLn LnSC n at the Bar
Stories OF Unc.e Toms Cabin.

Atlanta, Ca, Special Barton Pow
ell OF u, ugerty Co., perhaps one Of tie
wealthiest tanners in Ca. ~Was IN IL 9
city last week. Mr.. Powell is quite IN
unassumiLg AtTO-American aid he
counts his money by the tlousanCs
Z. K. BsIcher, Deputy Collector O.
Customs at BIUswIck. Ca, is in the
city visiting his aged mother, COls. II
l.. Johnson, w. A. Pledger, appeared
In the United States CIRCUIT court last
week for "a man charged with pension
fraud. They succeeded in landing THEN
man. Johnson is a wonder. Prof.
Richards exhibited his fashion ! lay
Thursday and Friday nights at Big
Bethel to large audieLces both highs
Prof. L l. CHEW preached very fine
sermon at the Radcliffe, Presbyterian
Church last Sunday morning. The
Pastor, Dr.. Wilson, being absent, at
tending the Synod at Newman.
Alice. who arrived last week, has
brignCened the home Of Collector aid
Mrs. II. a. Rucker Crystal Lodge Of
Gne Masonic fraternity. rendered DR..
II II Butler a bal Lquet last Monday
night at tie Masonic Temple. Hon. II.
A, Rucker acted as tOastmaster. Re-
marks were made by Drs. J. w. Mar
zion, w. T. Penn, Messrs A Hamilton,
Ed, w. IL Clark. Rev. s. Flipper
Dr.. Butler and Walter b. Logan. The
committee of arrangements were q. II
Reed, Il. IL Mobley, A. B. RenoIds,
Rob. Eharpshi1e.
Mrs. Palmer Of Pittsburgh, Pa, Sec
retary OF the Board for Freedmen OF the
Presbyterian Church, delivered an ad-
dress TO the sabbath School children of
the r Radcliffe Memorial Presbyterian
Church last Sunday morning. In her
remarks she referred to "Uncie Tom"
and the incidents of her early life when
her father would read to the children
about "Uncle Tom" This reference
was very tffecting and few OF the o.d-
er ones IN the auditorium family brCk
down and the little ones became inten-
sified and when she. was through there
was not dry eye In the whole house.
Maj. Easley, the superintendent in In
trOducting her referred to the visits OF
nOrtherners TO the day and Sunday
Schools when he was boy and the
Incidents of Prof. Wright aid Cen
Howard. This brought out the fact that
Mrs, Palmer was then In the South
teaching our people at that time, SOae
of our scholars tells Us that there WI
be a reply to Rev, e, Johnson's attack
on the classics in the current number OF
the CoIored American Magazine. Let 1t
boom and let US have some fun. Rev.
L B Maxwell left last week for Cali
roInia in hope OF regaining his health
The colored American., 1901-11-02

Lieut.. Peter McCOVn OF the 10th Cav
Manzanillo, Cuba, was.in the city last
week and paid rs pleasant cali.
The colored American., 1901-11-02
OUR INSURANCE
OUR JOURNAL
OUR BANN

eored people being capitalized backed by
which sold
cent annually Persons protected sick
benefits 81 SIo
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
The Filipino schoolma,ams.

Captain Allan D. Mclean, surgeon at
the United States hospital at Muntin-
'lupa. in the Philippines, writes thus to
a friend in Detroit: "At present the
general topic of the day is. What is I'm
Gle Sam going to do with the new
white elephant'-the 700 schoolteach-
ers recently sent out here-he so philan.
thropically or unknowingly saddled up
on himself. Without the commissary
privileges their salary of $75 month
doesn't even keep them in food. They
cannot speak Spanish and never will
learn to understand Tagalo. The gener-
al impression is that it would be cheap.
er for Uncle Sam to transport all the
Filipinos to the United States to learn
the language there than to attempt the
schoolma'am scheme. They have only
been here two weeks and have raised
more powwow and disturbance than
the whole army did during the palmy
days of the insurrection. Since leaving
the United States about 100 of them
have been married, and the remaining
600 are busying themselves day and
night to get into the matrimonial band
wagon, the wheels of which never
cease turning even in the Philippines"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c G fin ~.
Thursday for West Cnazy VII" ,n,, lei
home Monday. '' returned
Mrs. f c Colby of wa>biDa,
is painting and repairing har g S' st.,
~ r. T. j.; C"lhy is visiting bis b,",,,.
C. NJ Colby at East Orange e'' brother
on rau :, was well presented at ~.
opera house last evening BY tho a. IN me
nedy Players with the aid =, 'nt Men.
scenery TO a fair sized audience special
The old choir of the roir....,.
church en- will be ENTERTAINED by by ' W.. $
W Braley at her home tontpbr '4'' b.
"The lecture by DR.. Tunns, ,,..
chaste' classic, full Of tine r n orn %,S
fellcltously expressed and doG rsu's
WITHOUT notes. - Inc Herald na
troIt, Mich. '''o' De-
DR.. ii. B, Hanson has looot.a
w aShlngt' n, ' " fer lie practice :.
MS PROFESSION. He has been urgsd W.
90 so for some time BY the le ova W
people OF the place. ''D''Dg
Mrs. f. A. Damon and Miss r,,..
n Barnes reprrsc seat the Netb'd ',t
sunday School of this civ At t5 'o
State Sunday Scho / Invention VI" II,
Vergennes this week '''4 ''
Kinney Bros, fish market receiysd
yesterday from Seattle, Wasbjnr,nn
some splendid fresh salmon II i.lt
Seattle Saturday and reached B.,ra
Tuesday. D''''
F. B. Cate, real estate agent, tas
sold Il. | Jackson S house at \o,tb
Barre to Mrs. Susan j. Jones and NJ,
Hattie e. Waite. ConSideratnn
$4,000. ''D'
Ice cream will be served at tho
Bazaar this evening
TX Alderman l.. II. Thurst0n anal.
lhed. this morning as 0yerseer Of The
poor, so That the ttice is now filed
Alderman 5. j. Kingston, VITO ba,
been performing the duties Of the If.
nee since Oct. | sd IS that his &C.
counts are all ready for the auditor,
There will be a regular meetrgd
Sanctuary Granite City, $. of A. N
Thursday evening 1861
There will he a regular meeting #
st. Johns c urt, c. q. F.. Friday
ev' ming. followed by social lime by
the members. 1858
James R Courts, " NJ. Of (rrante
l. dge, is attending the special dis.
trict meeting of the 9Th Masonic Di,-
trict being held at Montpelier today,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
DEFEND SCHLEY

Washington, Nov. -Rayner FOL-
lowed Parker TOD y In an argument
for Schley. Pa ker occupied but 20
minutes, but Rayne- reviewed thu
wi ole case. R4yner said Schley wa>
the victim OF an unfortunate G. mbina-
tion OF clrcumstanc S that left him
dark a. to the locate n OF the SpaDisb
fl ct, until by his own unaided efforts
he made the discovery.
He declared he did not want to i'm
pute anything to any officer. How
ever, be laid particular stress on Com
mander Sutherland's failure to report
information to Schley. Referring to
The retrogade movement he said that
Schley acted according to his best
lights and honestly. He said when
the event occurred no one knew the
Spanish fleet was in Santiago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
4 Shoe make 70 life

Is jtst as valuable as the life OF q
banker or merchant Therefore We
have price for all, no desert NINA
ton or deferentials. The best iosur-
al &c In tee world fair, free from for
felt or techni ,ality. Right In prac
tice and IN price. Also Aunuities OF
tt ordinary or extraordinary covering
noe than one life) kinds.
National Life Iusurar &c Go. Of Yer
mont (MutuaD ORG AIMED In 1850.
! S. Bal ard, General Agent, N. B.
Ballard. Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3,
Miles Block, Ba, re, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
CHINESE AGREEMENT.

Washington, Nov. 6.-rhe t xt of
the protocol agreed upon between
China and the powers because of the
recent uprising is made public China
agrees to pay the powers 1898, 10000
The whole amount to be paid in 80
years and draw interest until paid.
She a., reeS not to allow arms 10 be
brou. ht in FIR two years nd consider
legat o gruundS seed. S,e also
ayr, eS IT, puoi>h by death any who
ilip the anti tore On societies.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
GRAND SYMPHONY CONCERT

At Montpelier Friday night the
second musical event of the season in
Central Verm mt will be given in the
BIancna'd opera house under the
management Of the Wilder Entertain.
ment committee.
The event Is one suitable to all
classes as Chas. T. Gill, y the humor-
list will supply sufficient fun for all
those who would not like the excellent
music enough to sup. ort such class
ical event. Sin the music is not all
classical, and as the different numbers
will be handled by musicians from the
Boston Symphony orchestra, all those
who will attend this second concert
will be highly entertained.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
Saw a MidniGht Rainbow.

During the voyage Of the steamer
New England. which arrived at Van
couver recently from the northern fish
ing grounds, most peculiar phenome-
non was observed by the members Of
the crew. On Tuesday. just after
midnight. Captain Freeman. the pilot,
was astonished to see clearly defined
rainbow from horizon to horizon lying
to the northwest of the New England's
position.
A stiff gale of wind was blowing at
the time. and the moon was up, and,
though its face was frequently OBJ
scllred for minutes at time by black
clouds, the rainbow colors showed no
evidence of fading even when the
moon was entirely obscured.
Captain Freeman called up the crew,
who are mostly fishermen from New
foundland. and none of them had ever
seen anything similar to this phenome-
non before. For half an hour the rain
bow was in plain view. and then it be-
gan gradually to fade away from its
eastern end. Part of the time it was
SO dark that another ship near 10y
could not have been seen except for
lights, yet the rainbow was in full
view.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
WILLIAM SMITH DEAD
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Royalton, Nov. William Smi h
aged 76 years died suddenly Of appo.
plexy on Monday. He was born in
Caoot. He leaves a wife but no chill.
dren.
lie was formerly proprietor of a tin
shop and hardware store here ana has
lived ia town for as years. He was a
much respected CT izen, having held
various town offices. He represented
the town once ia the legislature.
The funeral was held today at l
O'c ock.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06

To the citizens Of Barre and vicin-
ity.-Having engaged DR.. Mecklepburg
a specialist In examing eyes and max
ing correct glass 8, Invite you all to
come and get your eyes attended TO-,
headaches and every visual defect
corrected by the application of proper
glasses. No matter who has failed
to help you, or how bad they may be,
come and let him examine your eyes
and you II be convinced that he gives
you the hest services, the most mod.
ern and scientifc instruments and
methods are employed. Satisfaction
fully guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
No extra charge for consultation.
Respectfully,
F. King, Jeweler
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
WASHINGTON.

DR. II. B. Hans n of Barre has &C.
Gated in Washingto FIR the practNe
of his profession. He is graduate
OF U V NJ In both literary ana men,
ical PAYMENTS, and has served a ,u'
year as house pi y,lcian in the But
b. nix general ho>pital at tltchouls'
Mass, AMI has mad n'ldefaole eye
rience in private practice, HIS once III
is at Myron Calef'S. He is s. n ol u,
l. W Hlns II eye, ear nose aud tnf0''
specialist of Ba re.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY
Especial to TELEGRAM.

William ,town, Nov. 6. - H. L.
Crandall a travelling painter who has
be- working here for two months
was arrested here yesterday afternot n
by Deputy Sheriff II d. Camp on the
charge Of adultery with one Miss LIE.
clair Of South Barre.
Before Justice Lathrop he was
bound over In 5000 bonds. lie was
taken to Chelsea Jail today. Gran.
dali comes from East Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
CROMWELL ALWAYS READY

Naples, Nov. 6.-Admiral Cromwell
denies the special Instructions relative
to the Franco-Turkish 81 uatlon. He
says the American fleet is always
ready for anything.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
What's You Face Worth

have sallow comp EXON, a jaundjced
look. moth patches and blotches on the
skin,--all ligns OF Liver Troubles. But
Or. Kings New Life Pills give Clear Skin.
Rosy, Cheeks. Rich Complexion. Only
25c at W. H. Gladdings Parlor Drug Store
Barre. vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
A GREAT MAN.

Pekin, Nov. Eli Hung Chang is
reported dyi g.
For months hack Ii has been suffer
ing from compl cati n of aim hts.
His illness has become more acute
during the last few weeks and has
taken on the character of ulc. ration Of
the ito zach Several hemOrrhageS
have occurred.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06

II A. Gould went to Northheld this
m OrniDg.
At the meeting Of the Modern
Woodmen Of America last evening
two Candidates were initiated.
Mrs. Fl. L Ford left this morning
for visit at East Swanton.
Or. w. F. Mann has gone to Yer
GENES to attend the State Sunday
School convention as delega from
the Congregational Sunday School.
The attendance at the bazaar in
Miles hall last evening was good.
The enterta nment was IN the form OF
living statuary by some young women.
This evening the church chosr will
give concert.
G. N Kenyon has had a telephone
put in bis house on Merchant street.
There will be social dance in Miles
hall Thursday evening under the aus
pieces OF Co. E, and the public is in.
vited to at end. Good music will be
provided. 1851
Mrs. w. F. Scott wi do sewing and
mending at her residence, corner OF
Summer street and Keith avenue, up
stairs. l75
Hiawatha Lodge OF Odd Fellows
will work the initiatory degree Thurs
day evening. l75-77
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
comes from the varnish in Devoe's
Varnish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents
more a quart though. Sold by Rey-
nolds & Son.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75C
with Devoe's Gloss Larriag+ Paint. 1t
weighs 3 to s ozs. ore 10 the pint
than others; wears longer: and gives
gloss equal to lew work. Sold by
Reynolds & Son.
There will be special communica-
til n Of Granite Lodge, No. 35, f. &
A NJ, Friday evening at I O'Clock
Work Pad degree.
Kennedy Players in the 1.-TWO
Tni. Yes" t. night.
See the funny musical lay "The
Two Thieves" tonight.
Don't forget the Kennedy Players
tonight.
good company, at small prices,
the Kennedy Players tonight.
The Rev. Ef11e K. M. Jones will
give talk on "Discipllne" to the
Mothers club in the firemen' s
parlors Friday at 3 p. m. All ladies
are urged to come.
MRS. John OLIVER let yesterday
afternoon for Stan 1brldge East where
she will visit her sister for while.
Neil Mclaughlin left Yesterday
atterno n for his home at WMtsfeld
after visit with his sister Mrs. J.
Mcdonald.
Flank Cassie returned to Albany,
N. Y, yes erday morning.
Miss Della Morrow of Plainfield was
in this city yesterday to have her eyes
fiJt' d 60 elas ,es by DR. Mecklenburg.
She was was so pleased that She will
bring several OF her frit nds Yer with
her NJ Xt week when she comes to get
her glasses.
The Philetea ella IS of the Baptist
Sund y School will have 80 liable in
the church YES ry Friday evening at
7.30 o'cl OK TO which they invite all
of Their friends to be present. I'd
There will he a irregular me citing Of
Bri 5bt >tar RebeKah Lodge this even.
ing and full attendance is request
ed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
Danger In CarbOllc Acid.

Diluted carbolic acid has been uee0
so freely and for so many years as
household remedy for dressing wounds
that great Importance attaches to the
finding of DIR. Harrington, just made
public, that hundreds of fingers have
had to be amputated because this popu-
lar dressing was used on them for
small and unimportant injuries. AS the
dilute solutions of carbolic acid cause
no pain the dressing is particularly
dangerous, for the patient does not
dream that his fingers are being de-
stroyed until the injury is beyond re-
pair.
Gangrene Is the result of unwise car
bolic acid applications. One patient
who presented himself had hurt the
extremity of his index finger and had
wrapped it for twenty-four hours in Il
rag soaked with very mild solution Of
the acid. Yet in that short time gan
creme had developed as far as the sec
ond joint, and the finger had to be TAX
en- off at once.
DR.. Harrington believes that any So
luton OF carbolc acid between l and 5
per cent is dangerous. 1t Is not the
strength of the application, however, so
much as the length Of time during
which it is applied. Other preparations
produce the same effect in similar
weak solutions. Hydrochloric, nitric,
sulphurc and acetic acids cause gan
creme when applied In a bandage to an
extremity for twentyfour hours But
they are not remedies of ordinary
household use, while carbolic acid Is.
Hence it is the more dangerous.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
NEW YORK CONGRATULATED

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The evening pa.
pers, Pail M III Gaztte. Sc James Ga
z tt ard w stminster Gaz t e, com.
menttng - the New Y rk Ell, ction,
congratl late the CITY on the result.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
TAMMANY DEAD

New York, No s.. - Returns this
morning Indicate the board Of alder.
men Of fusion, 3S; DIT moeratic 35. The
last b pc of Tammany is touched by
the announcement that Oakley won as
sheriff in New York county, where
Tammany Expelled to hold suprem.
Il V.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
COUNTY COURT

Montpelier, Nov. 6. - In county
court yesterday DR.. Z A, WldbaF
pleaded guilty to.six otfenses ofkfeping
and selling He was fined SIS and
costs which be paid.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06

When you want to advertise 10 !
Tor circulation first. The TELEGRA. !
has the largest circulation, therefor
1t is the best advertising medium. Oil
It tor results.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
TWO WERE KILLED.

Pttsburg, Nov. 6.-Early this m "
ming crash Of engines and caboose on
the Pittsburg. Cincinnati & st.. Louis
railroad. caused two to be killed, and
several injured.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06

Ifyou have to pay the same rate1
a paper with only one-half the cifcl
lation do you not think you are gettlnl
more for your money when you adVer'
tise In the TELEGRAM?
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06
THE WEATHER

Boston, Nov g. Fair tonight, pro.
badly rain Thursday. Northwest, rly
to westerly winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-06


go way BACK AND SIT DOWN"
WHEN. the CONVENT BELLS were
MAY BE-
PICTURE WITHOUT A FRAME"
DON'T sEAR ~. YOUR HEART On
YOUR SLEEVE
EVERYBODY Try HAS A WHISTLE LIKE
1.-THE WEDDING OF the REUBEN
AND The MAID"
Some Ut tine recent succ SSes in songs
are enumerated above. We have
others.
lurni,i laIlcln m
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-05-17
has been visiting at the home of Mrs
Samuel Scudder in Newtown Street.
A GUARANTEE WATCH FREE.

There is hardly a manufacturing
firm more widely known than that Of
r. H. Ingersoll & Brother of New
York. They manufacture the Inger.
soil Dollar watch. Everybod knows
the firm are perfectly reliable. The
Ingersoll dollar watch is just as relia-
BILE as time as is the firm as bust
ness concern. In their new ADVERTISE
ment on the second page the Century
Supply Concern of Bridgeport tell you
how you may obtain this attractive
and useful watch absolutely free. They
are reliable concern and may be de-
pended upon to do just as they agree
in every particular. For using little
of your leisure time in their interests
they will give you typewriters, print
ing presses, cameras and outfits, etc.,
free. Don't wait; turn to their adver-
tiSement and read it now.