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COnSeCuenCiaS
del eSpiritiSIn0.
tenomeno extraordinario. Ell martirio
de muJeres y un nino.-Un buen ser
vlcio. Santos a la carcel.

TEMPO ha que en- Ia vecina ju-
rlsdlccion de Adjuntas, le di6 a las
gentes por penetrar en- las profundi
dades de 10 desconocido enpezaron
por fundar centros espiritistas en-
dlfsrentes barrios, entire estos los de
sTanama,, <Portillo,, eYahueca, y
sGuayabo Duloe,, funcionando todcs
regular rmente mientras hubo recur-
SOS; decayendo un tanto desde que
empez6 la epoea de miseria que ha
venido azotando al pals principal
mente q Ia fertil y simpatica comar.
ca adjuntena. "a
ALI existieron muchos fanatiza.
dos en- la secta iodicada y hasta Sc
dijo que por sGuilarte., barrio de la
mlsms, habfa aparecido un hom bre
barbudo que SO sostenfa con hojas
de los arboes, este, como era natu
ra', 10 dudabamCs, pero fenonenos
que nan sucedido recier temente han
venido a justifcarlo.
En estos dias SO present6 al pues
to De la Policfs Insular la vecina de
esIe pueblo Maria Nolasco, dandole
cuenta de que al pasar por ell camino
del barr1o sTanama, ,-Adjuntas-en
unloo de un nif1o que la acompaf1a.
bs, fue detenida por un grupo de
personas dc ambos sexos que Sc ii.
tulaban santos, la condujeron & un
lugar aplanado lleno de lodo. donde
va ten1au a tres mujeres boca abaio.
entire estas una en- estado interesan.
te, la hicieron arrodillarse, rezsron
oraclones le pegaron con una cruz
6 hicieron que junta con ell hiio So
cOlocara al ladO de las otras en- la
misma posici6n.
Esto pasaba las de la mana
ma y en- este suplicio estuvieron has
ia las 4 de la tarde. La funci6a uue
hlcleron duraata esas 8 horas, era
regarles aqua constantemente Dor
enci "a y bailarles sobre sus espal'
das Las ropas que presentaba JUS
tlt5an 10 eXpuesto, por estar llenas
de barro completamente.
Don Angel G. Villariny, conan
dante del puesto de Pollcfs, con la
actlvldad que acostumbra, Sc dirigi5
con una pareja y acompaf1Ado de la
sefora indicada, al lugar de la ocu.
rrencia. ALI SO encontr6 la casa
del anciano y honrado propietario
uou Manuel baeZ, con muchaS per-
sonas extrafas asf como su familis
todos obsesados recorriendo el cami
no y hacienda funciones de santos
dentro Ia casa, aplicandose castigos
corporales, intentando casar, bauti
Ear, etc, etc. No pudiendo enten
derse la policfa con la geute de re-
farencia, condujeron 16 al pueblo
de Adjuntas disposition del Juez
Munic1pal; prestando un buen ser.
vicio toda vez que el barrio estaba
a'armado y que a estos desequilibra
dos ha podido darles por algo mas
grave y podrfamos seguir diciendo
con las fuerzs IS de nuestros pulmo
ne', consecpeLcias del espiritismo
} LOTARIO DE LORENA.
ares
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PariSina
CARTAS A ELVIRA.

Te ofrecf modelos de sombre
<Forma pastora, tnuy baja por
detrAs, sobre el mon. hajo, pespun !
teado de diamantss. El sombrero
TODD en- encajes de Bruges, forido
de rosas, bordeado con volante de
parecido :encaje
El quid est&-dice un cronista-
en- dar estos sombreros un <chic,
Trianon. Las reminiscencias d g
Trianon, en- todo y por todo, son de
un <cachet, extraordinario para la
burguesia adinerada, Algunas du-
quesas, la de .Uz@s, la de Roman y
otras 'linajudas damas, han ideado
<revivir la corte de Maria Autonie-
ia, en- una gran fiesta que tendra lu
gar en- ell Trianon. Nuestras bur
guesas Sc despepitan por que se las
permita dizfrazarse de emigradas,
codeandose con Princesas como Ia
Wagran. <Parisette, observa que
hay tendencia a repetir las fiestas
que Sc dieron hace diez amos, como
aquellas en- que el Prfucipe Kara.
georgevitch, hacienda de don Tan.
credo, mant1vose en- su pedestal,
<en estatua de marmol, mientras los
invitados, acercandose con sus da-
mas, rindieronle pleitohomenaje.
Slgamos, Elvira, con los som.
breros.
.Bo1na Ia valencienne fernando
musgosos volantillos, sobre los que
Sc colocan rosas pomp6n. Arriba,
anudando, franja de cinta de raso
blanco; abajo la misma cinta, pero
de raso rosa, sobre ell pelo..
<Sombrero turbante, muy an
GEO y con rosas pompon, Sc adorme
cen en- Ia cabellere, como escondidas
en- tul blanco y en- tul verde de
aqua. Muy bsja la cops, coronado
con bullones de blanco raso.,
Los mac farlanes de lfgero pa
no, Tornado de blanco tafetaD, estan
muy de moda para las excursiones
campestres.
Traje de viaie.
<Tai!leurs de blanca tela recor
tado sobre grupos de pliegues en-
largas y bordadas puntas. Borda
do tambien el bolero. Ell cuello Y
las solapas fernando plieguesillos
semejantes los de la falda. Por
debajo, camiseta de lin6n con corba
ia negra y cinturou estilo carte nue.
vo. sombrero de p paj., levantado
al costado por plumas cuchillos.,
Para jugar etenn is,
stella kaki (!natu ralmenteD, fal
ia muy corta & pliegues pespun tea
dos, con corpifo tambien 4 pllegues
soDre canesu de blanca batista con
oleses y pespunteado al rededor del
cueilo. Mangas con bombachos de
oat1sta Clnturon de cuero blancc,
zapatos medlas tamhien del mismo
color que ell cintur6n. sombrero ma
r r1no color kak', con 81 bajo del ala
Para andar en- biciclets:
<De nomespoon Gnaturalmente y
srls, guarnecldo de ana banda de
Pano olanoo, fernando cuello y so
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Desde hace "a amos vienen comprobande las
propedades t6ncas reconstituyentes de estas
cnya f6.mua-en armenia con los progresses dc la te
rapeutca evitando aIgtn ineonyenieate obse, vado
al pdblibo preparation tan perfecta ltil. como
q ma r4pida en- sus efectos
Las verdaderas PILDORAS RECONSTITUYEN-
todas las enfsrmedades que depe.dsn del smpobre-
b nitar en- sitios hdu,ados NAL ventilados por
e1 f,rmedades anteriores.-son muy efcaces en- las
palptaeiones del cnrazon, dolores de cabeza, nape
fenca debldad dolores en- las pernas- htdropesia,
cansancio sordera, zumbidos de oidoa marcos pali-
d6z de la piel la que restituye color natura
teorfsmo erandes perdidas de sangre, fata de
truaoi6n 81 abundancia escasez, desarrolo de las
i5yenes dehiddad general toda alteration moSbesa
q 10 SEA sfntnma de una cLORO-ANKMlA.
La importancia de estas Pildoras QUE Sc RICO
NIENDAN POR 81 SOLAS cst3 comprobada no solo
con 81 ueo tan geuerazado que tienen Ia Isa sino
uue tambi6nOon las muchas imitacones que do elias
han hcoho emplasudo envaso spyoltogios hasta
pVmbres parecidos.
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Daaro hnparc eco ophnn de Ia prensa.

lapa Botones de pafo blanco La
crmiseta genero masculine, de tela
blanca, y ell cintur6n y las botas de
otra p1eI de gamo color girls,
Otra camiseta que como todas,
esta muy de moda para andar en- bi
cicleta:
eDe tela de seda paja con blan.
cos fetes hechos de plieguecillos.
muy juntos los unos a los otros Y
arreglados de modo que el gallon 8
cordoncillo blanco Sc halle en- medic
del pliegue. El delantero de la ca
miseta. guarnecido de tres trabillas
de Ia misma tela, enteramente pes.
punteadas con un bies de piqu6 blan
co al rededor. Ell cuello@ y los pu
f1os de piqu6 blanco Sc abrochan con
labrados botones de orc mate,
En- fin, para <garden party.
<De crespon de China girls pla
ia, guarnecido ell traje de una tdnica
fernando corsetillo de guipure de ir
landa, que la recubre enteramente
detras Ell delante tero semeja una GO
raza de dos puntas, que termina la
altura del pecho sobre una banda de
museiina de seda cruzada que recu
bre parte de los dos lados del bole
70, el cual es de cresp6n de China
bordado en- seda aoja, realzado por
dos charreteras de encaje de irlan
da Las mangas vueltas con carte
"a q 10 mosquetero, sobre guantss,
muy largos, de piel de Suecia,
iAh! Sigue de moda el enfacar,
gracias q cierJOs corses iiamados <sa
bios, Ell ideal, en- punto carnes,
es el esparrago NADIA de protube
rancias. ST la Natnraleza las da. ,el
corse sabio las suprime Mujeres
como esq&tulas, con camisetas hom
brumas y botas de montar Es ell
<petit cachst,que seduce....
Dhgehes0 de las Vistillos
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Aunqne dichas Plldoras son bien conocfdas a
precise preceverse siempre de lbs imts cIones para
consegar pues las de lejftna procedencia lexf1ase
to del Dr. heyeron en- "a taLa superior. sello que
La inferior. frma On I'll iado derecko de ii faia
exterior de cada ca ita - - 49,
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IntereSante.

Desde el 10 del pr6ximo Julio
SO establecera sla profesora Da Ana
ROGUE en- esta Capital, y admit &
en- su casa estudia ntes que deseen a
sistir & Ia Normal.
Eli precio del pupi!aje sera mo
dico, tendran repaso Ell Ia casa de
las asignaturas estudisdas.
Habra ademas una clase para
maestros rurales y graduados, y o
ira dc Matematicas para prlnclpa
les, precios convencionales.
Los j6venes de la isla que deeeen
approve mar estss veutaias pueden
dirigirse d D Manuel Garcia Gaona
en- Ella Correspondencia,.
q Is Ia
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RaSgo de un tspa6ol.

En- la seccion 1uryetas Postozes
de ''La Discussion" leemos 10 si
guiente que con sumo gusto repro.
ducimos::
EN- uno de los barrios de Paris,
en- ell angulo de una puerta de un
restaurant Sc haliaba sentada una
mujer de unos 35 a1os de edad, con
una cestita de flores que cfcecfa 4
los transeuntes.
A su lado estaba un nif1o de cor.
ia edad.
Un espaf1o], segun afrman los
diarios boulevordiers, que llevaba del
brazo q una joven de l8 amos, Sc de
tuvo con objeto de eecoger un ramo
de flores, perr, GO hallsndo ninguno
q su gust, los devolvfa la horis
ta
Conmovida, dice un diario, su
linda hijA 81 observar la resignada
augusta que lego en los Jos de la
bueaa mujer. saco de su bolsillo con
sigi'o un pspelito y 10 dejo caer al
lado del n'1o
Mira, 4adS, Sque es este? di'
jo el Limo en:enaudole el papelito,
al mismo tempo que 10 desdobaba
Il Dohde has hallado ese papeI?
exclan- 6 la madre sorprendiaa al yer
en- las nlanos de su hijo un biI!ete De
so frances.
La se1o1ita quo acaba de pa
sar 10 la dejado caer.
DIDO estn, Ia maare ec}6 4 CO
rrer para alcanzarla; pero esta ha GO
como que no 10 conprende y prosi
que su canine:
Sin embargo, oyendo ell padre
las explicaoiones de la vendedors.
tom6 ell billete y saeo la cartera para
guardarlo Yiendo la hija que la
muier estsba punto de perder los
SO frances, dirigi6 su padre una
mi ada supIioante y a1gunas paia
bras en- voz baja:
Con Ia amaoilidad que care CITE
RIA a todo buen espaf1oi, guard6 el
fillete &c so frances, pero tomando
uno de 500, dijo la honrada mujer:
mi hija os daba so frances
porque erals pobfe Yo os doy 500
porque sois honrada.,
En- esta tipogra6ase hace toda
n1a II %r> h. a..
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OEPoslIos EN- Las slsuIEn1Es .FARnAeIls

vale GahcIo. Punoo tiGIHeyInety, San Juan M
grosa Aguadiiia. Rivera, Arecibo; o;-P1eorns, Lares
nes, Luana Diaz.--- Betancas. Coamo-Planeilas
CaEey.
iVISl: sendo obJeto de heouentes imitacionss
las PILDORAS RECONSTTTUYENTE
DEL DR., REV VkkON hago constsr: quo las legfttmss
son las preparadas excIusivanente en- 4 acredftada
Faams9sia p.ogusf5a & de Vale c.ncs 9q: son !os
UNICOS que eetan autorizado4 para usaf mi nom
| be dichaS Ptldoras Dr. R6VRROF,
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EugeniO Geigel Gonzalez
Procqnuclor q Ageaate de negocios.

P,'ocuyudor q Agente de negocios
Sc ofrece los Srs Abogados de
Ia isla como sgente judicial. Acep
ta cualquiera otra claae de agencias
y sc hace cargo de los negocios que
SC Ia contien; del arreg'o de testa =
montarias y de toda ctase de asun
tos jndiciales extrajudiciales; asi
como de la cornpra y venta de toda
ciase de fincas 8 valores.
REFERENCIAS.
Lcdo Juan de Guzman Benitez--
San Juan.
D Antonio Catinche-Ponce.
D Ramon Roura y Lcdo D. Ma.
risno Riera Palmer Mayaguez
Lcdo Salvador Anne. Mass6 y
den Julio O Abril Aguadilla.
Direcci6n te!egratica Geigel-
Mayagtiez.
A 15~-14
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Emulsion
| de Scott
de Aceite de H;gado de
8aoaiao con hipofosfitos
de Cal y de Sosa.

: a-sl;'dablc, digerible y
! 's;i'''ilable y compile
t:c:'!,'o su benGfca ac-
] cl>>n aoa cl agregado
: : <|e los llipofosftos.
: Sicc..'1pro que el orga-
: ';! $40 c5;, dehiIitado, asi
( co:.lo on Sill padeclmiento
: +resultante, Ia neurastenia
~ Ell cl crecimiento y de-
I sarGolio lento y difficult
! toso de los ninos, como
I on Ia convalescencia de
+ CAST todas las cnfermeda-
! des, acudase d la verda-
I dera y legitima Emulsion
! de Scott, con toda con
7 fianza.
\ De venta en- todas parties,
4 SCOTT Il BOVINE. luimieos. New York
10 A
I 1+$4***%+%%4t%%%%%%%%
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DatQates0 de las Vistillas
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San Juan Sanitary
Steam Laundry

Este tren de lavado al vapor ha
sido trasladado a un local mayor mas
oomodo en- Puerta de TERRA oalle de
San Aqustln v empezara a funcionar ell
Lunes 29 de Julio corriente.
$50
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Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de san Juan para
ell dc NcW-YOrk.
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La ensenarza comprende en- este
Colegio; 10 La instruction prima.
r:a. 2o@1La secundaria6 pre- para
ci6n para ell inereso en- las Universi
dades 30 Clase de idiomas. DO
Teorfa y practica de Ia Tenedurfs de
libros. So Clases de adorno, dibu
jo, pintura y mdsica. 60 Escritura
en- m&quina4
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SO SAN FR ANC 8 @ ST.
EOfTEISJI9
aIn log .s''.tt .ss,.,,,s..t
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Al ? Pdb|iCo

Habiendo alberto de nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MARI
MA en- Ia calle de San Jose mum. 1
altos, esquina Tetuan, Sc 10 hace-
mos presente nuestra clientela,
amigos y relacionados ofreci6ndo-
les hospedaje q los precios siguien
tes:
Por un dia hospedaie con
comida. -. ........ 81 90
Pcr abonos q conner men.
suales ..... ....... s1O 90
Por una CANA ...... 80. p SO
Up catre. ... H.. :. ........ ,. 25
Pupilaje para un mes una
persona. -. s2O 90
Bateas.a la Gale precios conven
cionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietario,
SOLER HERMANC.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
A NEW THEATRE.

Rutland, April 22.-The announce
ment is just made that party of To-
cal capitalists will build a big modern
theatre at a cost of $4,000 as soon as
the land can be obtained. The party
is headed by John R. Mead, chief own.
er of the Howe Scale Co.
The plan is TO buy property owned
by L. H. Mcintyre, who made bluff
at building theatre on the same land
on Center street about year ago 1t
is the most desirable location in the
city.
The theatre will be modern In ev.
cry respect and the cuSt mentioned
above for the building alone exclusive
of the land. One prominent man has
offered 81 900 as a gift and will take
no interest in the scheme.
The house will be managed by a
stock company. Rutland has had
many fake theatre stories but this Is
genuine. Work will start as soon as
the property is obtained. An offel
has been made Mr.. Mcintyre and if he
accepts the affair will 60 through.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
A BARRE Man
Frank Stafford Died This
Morning
At BURLINGTON, Vt.
Was Father Of Judge v. P.
Stafford

Burlington, April 22.-Frank Stat
ford, father Of Judge w. P. Stafford
of St. Johnsbury, died in this city al
1.3O this morning. He had been sick
for about eight weeks with bronchitis
but before that time was unwell and
death was due largely to exhaustion.
He came here several days ago fol
treatment but was unable to recover.
Mr.. Stafford was born In Haverhill,
N. H., June 6, 1927, and was there
fore "A years old. He was for time
a partner ia the firm Of Stafford &
Holden OF Barre, manufacturers of
agricultural tools. In 1869 he went
to Chicago and established branch
mouse, which was destroyed in the
great fire in 1871. In 1872 he return
ed to Barre and lived there until 1879
when he engaged as travelling sales
man with the Auburn Manufacturing
Co., Of Auburn, N. Y, and remained
with them II years. For the last ten
years Mr. Stafford has been acting as
clerk and bookkeeper in his sons Of
fee.
Mr.. Stafford was a man of intellect
ual abilities and was at all times we'll
informed upon the topics Of the day,
even up to the time Of his death.
He was a staunch republican and a
firm advocate Of the principles of the
party. Aside from Judge Stafford he
is survived by widow and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Wilder, both Of St.
Johnsbury. The remains will be TAX
en- to Barre for interment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
PRICE ONE CENT
INDUSTRY GIVEN UP.

Bennington, April %. John S.
Holden has been appointed receiver Of
the A. NJ. Stockwell Shirt Co. upon
the application Of New York firm.
The company was operated in North
Bennington, A. M. Stockwell Of Hoos.
lex Falls being the largest stockhold-
er. The others are Gen. Mccullough,
E. d. yelling James H. Walbridge of
North Bennington.
The stockholders have been in dis.
sension since last June when the mill
was shut down. 1t has been closed
since. Stockholders quarrels are the
cause OF the receivership. Mr.. Dol
den will close the concern up as soon
as possible after disposing of the ma.
chinery, stock, etc. The capital
stock Of $50, 900 is used up and the
assets will not pay the bills outstand-
ing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
". N. Newton
Was Today Appointed By
Conference
PRESIDING ELDER
Of Montpelier District Of ver-
mont MethOdistS
Especial to TELEGRAM.)


Lyndonville, April 22.-The Yer.
mont Methodist Conference, after
week : session closes here today.
The Rev. A. e. Atwater is reap.
pointed pastor at Barre, the Rev. W.
NJ. Newton is appointed presiding ell
der OF the Montpelier district, Rev.
W. r. Davenport to be principal OF
Montpelier Seminary, W. S. Smith
ers pastor at st. AlbanS, Rev. Mr.. AL
len pastor at Chelsea 9th term. There
is no change at Williamstown.
Rev. M. G. B. Mason spoke at the
Conference last night.
The treasurer's report showed that
the collections for various benevolent
interests had been S19,618 during the
year, and increase Of $2, over las,
year.
The class Of applicants for full con-
ference membership consisted of Leor
K. Williams Of Waterbury, Charles G
Gorse of North Danville, Arthur G.
bennett of Hartland, Isaac S. Yerks
OF Wilmington, George G. Mcdonald
Of Holland, and Charles M. Charlton
Of Perkinsville, who were admitted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22

San Francisco, April 22.-It was
late Saturday evening before the trans
port Garonne was released from quar-
antine and not until Sunday morning
was it possible 10 secure an audience
with any of the men and The officers
at Preside Camp which has been al
lowed to The 26 h Infantry.
Capt. @. NJ Brownell OF Co. d, of
Burli ogton, VT, came upon the vessel
as CABIN passenger and is at present
stationed with his Command at the
camp. Capt. brownell is in tairly
good health, though the Philippine
climate has dragged him Gown some
what as to weight.
"We have had long tedious voy-
age" he said, "the Garonne having
encountered heavy weather on the
other side. For while l commenced
to think it was all off with Us. At
Honolulu we had very pleasant stay
but am glad to get back to my ma
tive land again.
II have faith in the future of the
Philippines. There are great trade
possibilities there. There has not
been any real warfare in the islands
for some time. but the constant
scouting and jungle fighting was very
severe on the men.
In our section Of Panay, where we
were stationed, was comparatively at
peace when we left it. 1t was differ
ent when we first arrived there. AL
most as soon as the regiment reached
Manila from the coast we were detailed
to 90 to a town called Iwelli, in Panay
and only a narrow strip of land was
commanded by the Americans. 1t
was dangerous outside Of the town
without strong force as the insur-
gents had prepared ambush and all
manner of traps for our men.
Col. Rice commenced operations
right away and kept up vigor us
campaign. Co. d was in the thick of
the lighting and furnished it's pro rata
of brave volunteers for every danger.
GUS task that was taken. After sew
eral months of hard work we managed
to extend our lines and drive the reb.
els into the mountains.
II am going back to my home as
soon as we are mustered out, which
will be In about ten days."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
MRS. HELEN NEWTON.

Montpelier, April 22.-The funeral
of the late Mrs. Helen Newton was
held here yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Newton was the widow of DR..
Marcellus Newton, who died in 1875.
She was also sister of DR.. o. P. For
bush. She was a native of Providence,
r. l., and has been resident of this
city a great many years. DR.. New
ton, her husband, was for many years
associated with DR.. ForbuSh in the
practice of dentistry.
She is survived by two sons, Don G.
Newton of Boston, and DR.. r. H.
Newton OF this city She also has a
sister, Mrs. Harriett hawkins Of Sac
ramento, Cal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
THROUGH THE TRES TIE.

Winsted, Conn.,, April 22-An en-.
CINE of the Central New England
Railroad about to be attached to the
work train which was to start out to
New Hartford to repair washout,
went through the trestle at O'Clock
this morning at West Winsted.
The trestle broke under the tender
which went down, dragging the en-.
CINE with it into the brook Is feet be.
low. The engineer and fireman es.
capped by jumping. The trestle was
weakened by the freshets. All dan.
ger of a deluge from the overflow Of
Highland Lake Is now passed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
GODDARD WON.

The first baseball game of the sea.
son took place on the seminary cam
pus Saturday afternoon between the
Goddard Seminary team and the Mont
pelier High School team. 1t was a
very clean game but not particularly
interesting as there was practically no
hitting on either side. The teams
we're quite evenly matched. Most Of
what little fielding there was done,
was all right, there being few errors.
Both batteries showed up fairly well,
and there seems to be material for a
nice snappy little team on each side.
The score was to 0 in favor Of
Goddard, and little hitting would
have made it much larger in their IA
vor, but they failed to connect with
the bail when it would have counted
much. The makeup Of the two teams
was as follows.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
TWO FATALITIES.

Brattleboro, April 22.-Two fatal
accidents have occurred in this vicin-
ity within the past few days. George
Mitchell fell from carriage Friday
evening while returning from Brat
tleboro to his home in Williansville,
and the wheels passed over him. break
ing his neck and killing him instantly.
He was 25 years old and unmarried.
He had been employed in the Merri-
field mill in Williamsville for several
years.
Fred Phillips, butcher, fell in front
of train while crossing the track in
the railroad yard here Saturday after.
noon, and his skull was fractured,
while both legs were crushed by the
wheels. He died last evening. He
was IS years old and unmarried.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
A PRoHIBITIONIsT.

Swanton, April %. - Henry C.
Barnes is dead at his home here Of
typhoid fever, aged 55 years. Mr..
Barpes was a native Of Addison, VT,
and had been engaged in the grocery
business all his life. In 1882 he built
Barnes block here On Merchants row.
He was member OF the prohibition
party and had several times been the
party candidate for governor. He
was prominent In town affairs and in
the Methodist church. His funeral
will be held at the church this after
noon at 3 30 o'clock, with private SER
vices at his late home preceding.