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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-10

CHANCELLOR Won BULOw.
was not more disastrous to mutual
good relations than the studied affrOnt
on British statesman who is trusted
by the country and, through him. OH
the country itself. Our attitude OF
easy tolerance is no longer compatible
with our dignity as nation. Even II
Won Bulow had been the head of re-
publican ministry dependent for its
life on ficlile popular opinion there
would have been little excuse for his
gross perversion of facts and breach of
international comity.'
The st. James Gazette concludes
with expressing the belief that the
"Pharisaical impertinence of the Ger
man press is profoundly listasteful to
the kaiser, who is manfully striving to
stem the torrent which is bearing his
empire toward the Niagara of disas-
, ter" and warns Germany that both
eastward and westward of her there is
a menace which holds her armed to
the teeth in sleepless vigilance, and
when the expected catastrophe in
southeastern Europe leaves her alone
between the upper and neither mill
stones she may bitterly regret the loss
| of the good will of this country which
she is now tlngng away with both
hands"
4 SnNb to Great Britain.
won Rl,low's words cannot fail to
I,
to Great Britain" says The Pail Mall
Gazetl, IN an editorial headed The
Retort Eiscourteous." in which regret
| is expressed that the chancellor. in his
anxiety not to be suspected of being a
friend of England. has chosen to slim
ish spirit
The Globe lectures Emperor William
for mot checking the stream of foul
lies and obscene caricatlres in the
German press" and, referring to the
forthcoming visit of the Prince of
Wales to Germany, says:
ut is a poor beginning of hospitality
on the kaiser's part to allow his chan
cellor to indulge in language inten-
tionaIly offensive to the whole British
empire"
The Westminster Gazette alone dep
recates regarding Count Won Bulow's
speech as a cause for further disturb
ing, the relations between Great Brit
ain and Germany.
Such comments as those quoted
above are bound to further inflame the
public, already angered in consequence
of the snub administered by Emperor
William few days ago in The North
German Gazette, the chief mouthpiece
of the government. in which note ap-
peared saying that the statement in
the English press to the effect that the
German emperor had pressed the
Prince Of Wales to attend his birth
day celebration was untrue and eX-
planning that King Edward had sug-
gested the visit and that Emperor Will
liam had sent an invitation.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-10

Meriden, Conn.,. Jan. 1O.-!Asa d. Eos
ter of New York was in court during
the day for arraignment on charges of
conspiracy and blackmail preferred by
George Il. Breckenridge of Boston. AT
the request of his counsel the court
granted continuance until Jan. IS,
Foster being held in bonds of $1,000.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-10
TO RENT

One tenement i'ouse Of $ rooms,
"a Pleasant Street. sl2 per month.
Another one Of 7 rooms, near this
one, at sll per month, and Still anoth
er one of rooms at IS per month.
Enquire of &. w. Parks, 495 N. Main
st., or write to Rev. L. F. Fortney,
Plaintield, Vt. 22S 1888
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-10
Amendment Surprises Tucson.

Tucson, Ariz. Jan. 10.-The appoint
ment by the president of Benjamin
Daniels to be United States marshal
of Arizona was received here with
surprise, as Daniels is generally con-
sidered to be pronounced Democrat
Daniels was rough rider and was
with President Roosevelt in the battle
of San Juan Hill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-10
A Snfe Robbery In Indiana.

Cincinnati, Jan. 10.-The safe in the
poslotltce at Greensburg. Ind. was
blown open during the night and $1,000
~orthA >ge stamps were stolen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-10
ARMY LEGISLATION.
An Interesting Statement by the Sec
rotary Of War.

An Interesting Statement by the Sec
rotary Of War.
Washington, Jan. 1O.-Secretary Root
was heard during the day by the house
committee on military affairs concern
ing army legislation. 1t led to an in
teresting general statement by Mr..
Root concerning conditions in the Phil
ippines. in the course of which he said
that the presence of the army in the
Islands was strong moral factor IN
maintaining the civil administration
which had been set up.
H. said that if the measures propos-
ed by Senator Lodge and Representa-
tive. Cooper were acted on 10y congress
he eved the army IN the islands
co Ne reduced materially below the
T. Erctary favored the abolition
Ny transport service Hs
We "mcrgency item of ST..
4 to the estimate by in
his suggestion the
N E from the bin.
:: :: =: j.. 4:
Jan. 10.-Har
,,SSW here. dealers
o,lH Eae of ice, aver
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jenkins Patrick

All
Littleton. n. c., Jan. u.-(SpeciaD "a
At the home of the bride, on the even
ing OF the Sth Miss Maude Jenkins, tho
accomplished daughter of Mai. n r.
jenkins was welded to DR.. J. L. Patrick,
of Snow Hill. n. c.
The parlor was lastly decorated
With holly and other evergreens. The
best man was Or. Hodgers, of Richmond
Va, and Miss Matte Jenkins, sister OF
the bride. was maid of honor. The other
attendants were Miss Eula Newsom
with Mr.. Albritton, of Hookerton, Miss
Nellie Jenkins with Mr.. Tom RodWell, of
Littleton; Miss Nettie Johnston with
Mr.. Deans, of Tarboro; Miss Nation
cite Picot with Mr. Ben Block.
The bride was handsomely attired in
broadcloth and carried brides roses. The
bridesmaids wore Nile green Organdy
and carried bouquets of pink carnations.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. NJ. Rhodes, President of iLttleton
Female College, and Mrs. Rhodes, presi-
ded ~ the piano.
After the ceremony reception was
held and most excellent supper was
served to all at II o'clock. The pres
ents were numerous and handsome. The
happy coule left on the Seaboard for
Charleston and other southern cities.
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Social Events in Sanford.

Safonrd. n. c., Jan. 1.-THE family
Of Mr. y. I. Cobb have moved to Cheraw,
S. G., where Mr.. Cobb is engaged in
the manufacture of sash, doors and
blinds. Mr. Cobb has been here for the
past four or five years and his family
had won first place in the hearts of this
people. We hate togive them Mp. but
commend them to the good people of
their new home.
Miss Daisy Brown returned to her
home in Goldsboro after having spent
the holidays with Mrs. @. G. Kornegay.
Mr. and Mrs. c G. KornegaY enter
tanned number of their friends at IL cir
home on Charlotte avenue last Monday
night. A word contest was one of the
features induced in. Each contestant
was allowed forty-five minutes 10 which
to compete. The judges awarded first
prize TO Miss Belle Smith. of Colds
boro, and the consolation" was won by
Mr. 7. Fl. St. Clair, the popular young
editor OF the Sanford Express. Miss
Emma Carter. of Carthage. n. c., onter-
tanned all present with her snlend reel
tations.
"A Convict's DAUGHTER" will b, PLAYED
again at the Sanford opera house XXI
Tuesday night, January 14th. IT is said
that the play viii really be better than
it was the first time. as some of those
who took a part were inexperienced
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Butler-Lee,

Clinton n. c., Jan. 11.-(Special) y
The marriage of Major George T.. Butler
and Miss Eva Boykin Lee, most
charming young lady of this place,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs r. E. Lee
took place on Wednesday in St. Paurs
Episcopal church, which was elaborate
ly decorated for the occasion.
The impressive wedding service was
performed by Rev. l. w. Hughes, of
Fayetteville, Chaplain of Maj. Buffers
battalion in the First Regiment of the
State Guard, assisted by Rev. f. N.
Hughes, rector of ST. Pauls. The we'd
ding music was charmngly rendered by
Miss Georgia Borden Lee, of Goldsboro.
The bride was most exquisitely gown
ed for the happy occasion, and the at
PENDANTS We're: Miss Allie Lee, sister of
the bride. was the maid of honor and
Mr.. Lester Butler, of Raleigh, brother
of the groom, was best man. Brides
maids Miss India Bumgardner. of FL
lictt Misses Bessie Patrick, Florence
Hufford. Bette Beaman, of Clinton
Miss Louise Dicks, of Randleman; Miss
Sallie Lee, of Goldsboro Groomsmen:
Messrs. Joseph Beaman. Henry Johnson
Howard McI<innon and DR.. Elliott Lee.
of Clinton; Mr.. John X. Williams. of
Wilmington: Dr. Hopper Bumgardner.
of Elliott. Fishers: Messrs. Bethume,
Grady and Sellars, of Clinton, and Mr..
Alex Mcclure, of Wilmington.
After the church services a bridal sup
per was given at the home of the bride.
followed by a most enjoyable reception.
There We're in attendance a very large
mn hon .NFF
groom, and the bridal presents were
many and valuable. Mr. and Mrs But
Ter have left for southern bridal tour
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compactness; one conglomerated COM
pound circle; one cup of communicative
cordial; one cider cured cucumber and
one cup Of cold comfort.
The rules and regulations are these
All ladies' to wear a calico gown; all gen
tlemen to wear a calico necktie. Fines
viii be imposed for the following: Any
lady who fails 10 wear calico apron,
ten cents; any gentleman who fails TO
wear a calico necktie, ten cents; any
person who sits in corner and refuses
to converse, five cents. There Will be
for sale cheap cunning calico convenient
ces that will be a constant comfort.
There will also be in attendance a walk
ing grab bag; this alone Will be worth
your money 10 see. and every child is
asked to come and take his or her share
Of Fun in the contest
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Killed His Sister.

Tarboro, n. c.. Jan. 11.--(SpeeiaD -
Hearing the report of gun Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Warren, who We're out picking
peas, ran to their house to find their
six-year-o daughter, Sallie in the
agonies of death. With her was her
fouriyear- old brother Jimmie.
The terrible accident took place at
Mildred. Mr.. Warren had been hunting
and had shot all his cartridges except
one. which was left in the gun. 1t is
supposed that the little boy in playing
With the, gun must have discharged it..
The contents entered the left side of the
little girl, almost cutting her back in
two, and leaving her but few mdnents
of life.
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On Friday afternoon the r. S. Y. P.
Club was charmingly entertained by
Miss Lucy Haywood. at her home on
Ncwbern avenue. The interesting games
were highly enjoyed. The first prizes
We're awarded to Miss Camme Jones
and Miss Rosa Skinner, while the BOBBY
was won by Miss Lille Ferrall. Delic-
ious refreshments We're served Miss
Haywood's quests We're: Misses Linda
Tillinghast. Lille FerraH, Caro- Gray,
Loula Mcdonald. Bessie Trapier Eliza
Brown, Rosa Skinner, Lily skinner,
Emily Higgs, Lucy Andrews, Carmine
Jones, Margaret Mackay and Gertrude
Lands.
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that their two fond hearts should beat
as one" the objections of the old folks
failed to cut much ice.
oh armed himself with the necessary
license. and behind his tieet-footed mule
he sought the home of his sweetheart,
who was ready an a waitin'." That
mule has a record of I'll, but those who
saw him split the wind on the way to
the residence of ReY ]. t. Albritton as
sert that he travelled faster than choice
bit of scandal at an old maids sewing
party.
Mr. Albritton required only few MIN
utes to pronounce the life sentence upon
them. and all their friends wish that
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring may live long
and prosper
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Love is to give
With no thought of receiving.
Love is to trust
without quite believing
Miss Sophie D. Busbee is VISITING
friends in Wilmington
Mrs S. S. Coley arrived in the city
yesterday from Moncure.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Sherrell of Hick-
ory, are visitors in the city
Miss Roselynne Terrell left yester-
day TO visit friends in Garner
Miss Alice Graham. of oxford, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. r.. c. Strong
Mrs. M A. Dorsey left yesterday for
Goldsboro to visit Mrs. G.. l.. Kirby
Mrs. Julian Timberlake left yester-
day for Tarboro to visit Mrs. Charles
Parks
Miss Sarah Burkehead who has been
visiting in Columbus county, returned
to the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. S. Lancaster and children left
yesterday for Louisburg, where they
viii make their home.
Mrs. Jno. Henry Winder arrived yes
terday from Columbus, Ohio to visit her
mother, Mrs r. S. Tucker.
Mrs. M. c. Brewer, of Pittsboro is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. r. Hun
ter. on North Dawson street.
Mrs. B. w. Ballard, of Franklinton,
who has been visiting Miss NJ. G. Par
ker, has returned to her home.
Mrs. ]. E. Ray and son, John +. Jr.,
left yesterday for Wake Forest to visit
her son. Burton, and be with him On
his nineteenth birthday.
Mrs. Rosa S. Morris left Yesterday
for Louisburg and Baltimore, before re-
turning to her home in Arkansas, after
a visit to Mrs. j. S. Lancaster.
Mrs. Cheshire and the Misses Ches-
hire Will be at home to their friends in
formally on Tuesday afternoon from
Tuesday. January 18th until Lent.
The meeting of the Book Club has
been postponed until Wednesday after
noon, when it will be entertained by Mrs.
Cameron McRae, on West Harget street.
There will be an important business
meeting of the Kenntniss Book Club to-
morrow (Monday) at Il O'Clock at the
homo of Mrs. G. NJ. Busbee. Every mem
Der is urged to be present.
Rev. r. j. Adams. d. D.. and wife.
of Cambridge. Mass, arrived at the
Marlborough last night. They have come
to visit the various departments of
Shaw University and viii leave in few
days for Summerville. S. c., where they
viii make an extensive visit
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a Runaway Marriage,
NC. OliNe. Advertiser.N

NtNIt' OIIN z. 4aIN tIStI,J
Last Sunday night Mr.. OBJ Herring
and Miss Alice Kornegay. of Calypso,
contended that driving tandem through
this vale of tears was a lonesome Dierr
of business and determined to go double
the remainder of their natural lives
The family of Miss Alice did not take
kindly to the proposed combine, but as
Oh was anxious and Alice was wilIins
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AGENTS. $4,000 WEEKLY AND Elk
penses. Sample free. Greatest money
making invention of the age. Au-
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statesmen FOR ALL LINES OF BUsI.

FOR ALL LINES OF BUSI-
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paid promptly. American Novelty Co.,
Cincinnati.
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Nor day Evening Club

The Monday Evening Club will hold
its next meeting at the residence of
Judge T. r. Womack, on North Whining
ton street. at o'clock Monday evening
January 18th A very enjoyable pro-
gram has been arranged and full attend
ance is requested.
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THE GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT,
Free and Accepted Masons of North
Carolina will convene in it's 115th An
nual Communication at the Masonic
Hall, in the City of Raleigh, on Tues
day evening, January 14th 1902, at
1880 o'clock p. M Reduced rates for
Masons in attendance on the Grand
Lodge at hotel and the usual conven-
tion rates from the railroads have
been obtained. John c, Drewry, Grand
Secretary.
Jan. /, s & 18th.
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Misunderstanding SALESMAN FOR
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WANTED-PERsoN IN EACH COUNTY
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Catchy Call Circulated
Calico Carnival Cong!omera tie

Consider yoaself cordially invited te
be present at the correctly constructed.
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to be held at the Grimes building, corner
of Fayetteville and Morgan streets,
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CONSPICUOUS courses served in confused
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WANTED-SEVERAL YOUNG MEN TO
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good salary and half profits guaran-
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One Cent a Word,

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WANTED--AN ALL ROUND
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Look Out.

Some very attractive Gibson and
Christy pictures will be given by the
Kenntniss Book Club at The Raney Lib
rary next Thursday evening. The en-
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Raney Library Look oct for further no
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$12 SALARY GUARANTEED PER WEEK
to ladies desiring pleasant employment
at their homes. Experience unnecessary.
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WANTED RE-HUSTLERs
to tack signs, distribute circulars,
samples, ETC.; no canyassings; good
pay. Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
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HELP MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
man FOR North Carolina for line Of
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All goods sold under guarantee. Adj
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12-29-sun-tf
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WANTED-PARTY TO INVEST 81 900
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lot
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK ON SOFA
pillows. Materials furaighcd Steady
work guaranteed, experience mneces-
sary. Send stamped envelope to Miss
MCGEE. Needlework Dept, Ideal Co.,
Chicago
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WHY NOT TRY SIGN PAINTING. NO
experience required; no fraud; samples,
instructions, etc, 10c. City Sign Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
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WANTED-MAN IN EVERY CITY
where artificial gas is used, to sell our
Magic Gas Igniters. No more matches
needed. Lasts forever. Magic Gas
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AGENTS WANTED-S10O WEEKLY
easily made. We will prove ths%
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darkest nights. Samples free Right
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BUY PORTRAITS AND FRAMES FROM
Winfrey Art Co., cheapest place in the
city. 125 w Martin street.
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AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN TO SELL
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AGENTS WANTED-FOR A NEW, PAY
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LADIES-OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
for delayed or suppressed period; can
not fail Trial free, Paris Chemical
Co., Milwaukee, Miss.
12-29-5t-sun
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
the manufacture of wire and she'll
goods. Must be acquainted in Raleigh
and surrounding towns. Give good ref
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j. w. Dennis, 723 Brambleton Ave, Nor
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SALESMAN WANTED-FOR GENER-
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best testimonials as to honesty, indus
try and competency. State experience.
and salary expected. No Sharp
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Address. Merchandise, care News and
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but will be more at ease the second
time Lots of new speoialties viii be
introduced by the very clever actor, Mr..
Spry-Palmer.
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" ANTED-MANAGER IN EVERY CITY,
county, to handle best-paying business
known: legit; new; excl. control.
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BEFORE you DECIDE ON THE PRES
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WANTED-oNE so

WANTED-oNE SOLICITOR in EACH
county in North Carolina ON salary
Of $50 per month or % per cent COM
mission, payable weekly. For particu-
lars. address, with stamp. Il. Browne,
General Agent for the State, Vaughan,
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WANTED-MUSICAL MAN GUITAR
preferred). to handle improved Guitar
Either. Good chance. $40 capital re-
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$ s EASILY MADE BY LADIES OR
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LADIES COPY LETTERS AT HOME 81
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for application Anchor Supply Co., so
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WANTED.-PosITION AS TRAVELLING
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salary and all expenses Address H. p,
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WRITE FOR SPECIAL DELIVERY
Prices on Stationery. This puts us
next door to you. Capital Printing Co.,
Raleigh, N. c.
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THE VERDICT OF THE CONSUMERS
OF fine Candy, is that "RoYsTER'S" is
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