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4i53 Elmhank. 70 rooms: elegant grouncs: .E59.W
sos Garrison place. s roCms: stone-front;
every CONVENIENCE ....-.---- .--..-..... 500
2ao1A Lavton. 5 rooms and bath .......... 25.co
1856 California. 6-room9corner fiat: bath.--.S2-C0
l323.A Whittier. 3 rooms and bath.--.-..-. 1900
5g53 Easfon. 4 rooms and bath .............. 1900
1S23 Whittier I rooms. bath. etc....-...... 100
IGjA \ Ewing ave. 4 rooms .......-...... j.. 20
1924 :. Ninth ST, 4 rooms ......--...-..... i2.51
2s2l Missouri ave. 3 rooms .........---.--..... 11.0J
1877 ". Sarah. 3 rooms 11."O
32I2 Olive. 4 large outside rooms ............ 500
1872 $. Ninth. . rooms. LIST floor ............- $50
STORES y OFFICES.
SIS S. Seventh st. good location for res
st5-Sl7 Market. entire second floor ........ q. 90
S' Manchester. large storeroom ----..--.- a.0
2T56 Manchester road. 1890
1921 Pine st. good location -...--..-...--..- 1900
S. g. cor. Of High and Morgan. good loca-
ton for saloon or any retail business .--
y. W. cor. Main and Walnut. elegant J.
story b%uilding:f elevator. etc; excel
35 Pine St. for brokers or retail bust
1Ils-2O Olive. 5-story building: every con-
NaniAura
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JOHN DOCKERY & SON
Real Estate and Financial Agents,
1925 CHESTNUT ST.
DWELLINGS.


1910 Carr. / r6oms, hall. water. etc........ $50
I'LL n. Thirteenth. 5 rooms, brick ...--..-- i2.C0
FLATS AND ROOMS.
etc. ..-......... 1900
1915 Division. 5 rooms. 1st floor. water, etc. 800
2003 Wash. 3 rooms, LIST floor. water. ETC.. 11.cO
2103 Eugenia. 3 rooms. I'd floor. hall, water.
~ D-VJ
etc. -. 100
81 N. Eighth, 3 rooms. Sd floor. water.
1914 n. Fifteenth. ? rooms, I'd floor. water,
etc. .t......-..."s. a.... $50
22i1 Dickson, . rooms. 1st floor, water. etc. 500
1874 n. Fifteenth. 1 room. 1st floor. water.
ETC. -......--..- 40
STORES.
ss52 Easton. large corner s5. 90
40 9. Second, fine saloon corner.......-...- geo
3l7 n. Eleventh., fine store .................. 2O.G0
s14 Chestnut. half Of shop ........-........ II 80
1917 Pine. large store, just completed. We
can lease on favorable terms........... ..-.-
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HOWARD GAMBRILL & CO.,

~ CHESTNUT ST.
DWELLINGS
1888 Westminster pl.. modern 12-room house.
now being painted and decorated
throughout; fine stable
925 Leonard. 6 rooms zovy
LIS Elm street, 6 n.Vo
FLATS.
45s West Belle. ) ~
5o61A Deln1ar. 5 rooms and bath..-.-.---.- Z3S
ITTS Moresn az K rooms 1900
safI Eorfon nlace 4 rooms bath ........... 1S.c0
Ssss Easton ave. rooms. bath ....---.--. 1900
STORES
1916 Washington ave. store; VIII DIVIDE ...
Northwest cor. Broadway and biodle ST.
or bsr Ouioine. 500,
15o5 Pine St. store: reduced rent-.-."-....- W."
COLORED-
l5le Gay St. 2 rooms. I'd hoor:.-;;.;-.: 100
noor . rooms. na.n. .m.....".. s.os
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j. M. Levi G co.,
814 CHESTNUT STREET.


41eS LTNDEIL BOULEVARD. IL rooms...--..
3Sis WEST PINE ST, . rooms .--..---..-S5.O
4Oe4 AVE-. Z rooms..-.---.-- 500
464T COOK AVE. 10 rooms .-.....-.--..-- $500
324 n. ARA ST. Z rooms ...-.----..... $3.50
ALCASAR APARTMENTS. 4343
D BOULEVARD.
First floor 7 rooms 800
second floor, Z and 5 rooms ........SO.O and s5.O
Third floor. ! and 8 rooms .-...--.Ss0.D and U-p
STEAM-HEATED APARTMENTS.
1854 8 rooms ... 9.U
3g51A MCPHERSON AVE. s rooms ...----- 5S-O
49, LINDELL BOULEVARD. 6 rooms -. 500
a953 AVE, s rooms .-....... 800
FLATS.
43SoA LINDELL BOULEVARD. s rooms =. GOO
lSS0 7 iTTEIJ OI-IFVAR 6 rooms 49,. 300
ass f.EyT,ASD AVE. : rooms. ......... $50
Ti0S EkIRNOJ=ST AVE-, s rooms ...-......- 1000
Si04 F~kIRyIoJST AVE. 6 rooms ....,.... $3.50
$50 AVE. 6 rooms ........ 5000
siSSa pAGE AVE-, 7 rooms 30. ~
2 SiSSa AVE. 6 rooms .......... 1000
E5h1Iih mo AVE. rooms $780,. &. 90
H1a6a IACITIDE AVE. 8 rooms --.-...... q. 30
STORES.
ls y. SEVENTH
SI7 AVE: ~
2lyT 6. izVV
1909 PARK AVE.. n.Jl
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AGENTS RENT LIST.
KEN LIST
LingenfeIdar & Bokern
REAL ESTATE CO.
$40 CHESTNUT ST.
DWELLINGS

DWELLINGS.
1872 DeInar ocui., . rooms, furnace......S55.0O
25O2 Scott ave, 4-room cottage --.-.---..-... 100
500 Buchanan ST. . 5.J1
39l5 DelInar ave. 8 rooms. furnace.."----- 5J.10
2351 ECof ave. ) rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lL0l
6S29 B1lSO1 ave. 3 rooms .-..----.------.-.... 100
l4l3 y. Handkerchief, 8 rooms .-....---------- 800
114 Wagner place. : rooms. I'd floor ...... 400
1872 Dillon st. ; rooms. I'd floor ...--..----.. 90
1915 :. Ninth st, : rooms. corner ..-....--..- 1919
1886 :. Ninth st. 4 rooms. list floor ...-----. 800
1920 ;. 18th St. 4 rooms. list fOOr.-----.---.- $3.50
1921 Blaine ave. , rooms. 1st floor, bath.
ROOMS.
500 y. 18th. 3r 81. -. ls49 Division. 3r. 1880
AHA Carter. new 1854 Collins. 3r., 1f.-S.G
3r. If or 2f.-.-.- IL 700 Marion, 3r., 2f. 1.Cl
9l5 5. I'd. l ROOM I70s Papin. Ar. "a. 10
2304 Scott. 5r. H. % 2I2i Adams. 3r. II. 500
s5 hdmbe 2r. 1884 5. 10Th. 3r-, n. 100
,e, III ."-451 sil Gsyer. 2r, If $50
ne Franklin, 3r 81 S 1893 Blair. Pr, 2h.-..100
l32s Monroe, Pr. III 80 Julia, Pr. 26.. 400
49, : 9Th 2r. 2f.. $50 10i Marion. 2r-, "a. $50
1901 Blair. Ar, "a. o.
STORES.
2 sSSf ffb9ntsaq 6o....- = - - s q. saog--T-
LIS LIS HoEard - 70 716 S. 4th.-"--... 10
OR FACTORY.
2 S. Seventeenth St. S-story buildinE.-- ---
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Jos. Oormitzer, 1904 \. Ninth ST.
$50 t1nnev ave, . rooms: S42 50
1872 Stewart place. . rooms: furnace; stable 1900
Z.5l Russell ave, S rooms: furnace. bath. 81 so
Ii5S Stewart place. S rooms. bath. furnace. 800
li:2 HilIs Terrace. west Of Taylor ave.
south of Easton ave. Z rooms. hot and
cold bath. q. 90
FLATS.
10 Hodiamont ave. 4 rooms. I'd floor: bath 1916
3S5S Shenandoah ave, 4 rooms. ID floor; bath q. 90
53l5 Cote Bril.iante ave. 3 rOoms..-.-.--....- L. 90
34 :. Fifteenth St, 3 rooms. LIST fOor..-.... 500
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For saIar:ed men and women. without sscuEity.<
at lowest rates: can be paid back in snail week.
ly or monthly payments. confidential consHta-
tons in private rooms: also. money loaned on
furniture: hours s TO 6. Equity Finance Co.. lAs
Union Trust building.
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FOR RENT = 1918 OLIVE ST

Ten-room modern house: every room has south
ern exposure exCert parlor and room over; bay
windows; reception hall; very desirable house;
will give lease; only $50.
ST7 ". Kings highway, an elegant seven-room
house; all improvements; possession Sept. 1;
rent $50. 81
5f94 Kensington ave. seven-Toom fiat. on sec
ond floor: modern in every respect: only So. so.
d. 3. r. L. CO.
Phone Z 1iS. SIG Chestnut st.
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ROBT. M. NOONAN,
7O4 Chestnut ST.

1 can rent your houses quick and TO coed ad-
vantage. No charge for advertising.
41G6 Lindell. L rooms; corner house; ev-
cry convenience ...-.
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FOR RENT-THE
GERMANAA

AT Fourteenth and Locust SITS. for performances.
conventions. lectures and meetings, etc, during
the summer and winter season, at the lowest
rates; seating capacity LAO: electric fans: good
ventilation: eleven doors open in case of fire.
For particulars please call at the office. I4O1
Locust st
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FACTORY SITE WANTED

Wanted to buy vacant ground on railroad,
about 200x20. for manufacturing purpose. What
have you to offer; state price and terms. f 155,
Republic.
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EAST ST, LOUIS LOAN CO.,
Money Advanced SaIarisd People.

Room 23 McCasland Bldg. z25 Collinsville Ave,
loans money on household goods and all kinds OF
personal property. Easy monthly ayment
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Transfers. clearinghouse keepers without secur
ity; easy payments; largest business in - p-inci
pal cities. Tolnan. sol HOuser bldg. 500 Chestnu;
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6-Per-Cent Money

To Loan-We have $1,000, 5000. 5000. 5000. So
0D. 5000. 81 1000. $500. 50. COS. 10000. Si5! 900, TO-
Coz. $4,000 and $50, 900 to loan at 5 per cent inter-
est On extra good security: ST. Louis city i'm
proved real estate only.
KEELEY 4 z. ff2 chestnut st
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MONEY For SALaR ED PEOPLE,
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

We furnish you money quickly and con6de
TALLY. without security. National Credit &C
rooms 9oi-so2 ChemicaI bldg. Eighth and Olive.
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EnR RENT Or LEASE.


N. W. corner of Twenty-eighth and Olive sts..
double store and two flats above: suitable for
groceries, dry goods: rent moderate to a right
tenant. Apply to
GREER-ANDERsoN REALTY co.
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RuBDER STAMPS, SEALS, STENCILS.

ADAMS. the stamp man, sii ~. Sixth ST.: rub
Der STAMPS. seals. stencils. etc: good. cheap.
quick. write for new ffst.
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Nos. 1212-1214 Old Manchester road. two hr;clr
stores with "a rooms. suitable for boarding-house:
for both.
B. H. sToLTNLAN. 4a14 Manchester ave.
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No, 4U6 WEST PINE Essss4 .

Twelve rooms. hot-water heat. hardwood floors
and finish: in hrst-ciass repair throughout.
HOLBROOK- BLACKWELDE REAL ESTATE
TRUST COMPANY. l7 ". Seventh at.
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SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY
MECHANICS FINANCE CO..

e4 OLIVE ROOM 200 EMILE BLDG,
Lends money on furniture. pianos. ranges and
sewing machines, horses and wagons, without re-
moval: monthly payments: discount II paid be-
due: business CONFIDENTIAL. Phone Q 2II5-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
MAN AND MONEY
BOTH WENT SUNDAY

wanted 4 lunch provided it for him
She left the house and went into the
yard to feed some turkeys AS she
passed back she met Rowe coming
out; be remarked that he guessed he
"ou,d 60 down to Mr. Gesley's and
make short call. He passed around
the corner and she saw him no more,
When Mr.. and Mrs. OGradv re.
turned home they soon dis covered
that small workbox bad been pried
open and the sum Of $l05 in bills taken
from 1t. A SINAI amount Of change
had been left, CDnsta Bile Holden was
Immediately notified and began an at
tempt to apprehend the supposed
thief A party was organized, the
woods searched and various expedi-
ents adopted in vain effort to secure
Mr.. Rowe but up to ten o'clock last
evening he had not been found,
The chances for his getting out OF the
country were considered exceptionally
good by the officers. He wore light
.overcoat, is about % years old, OF
medium build and is adorned with a
light color, d mustache.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
WEST POINT APPOINTEES.
President Names Many Sons OF Army
Gifirers For Academy.

WASHINGTON, June 3n.-Ihr president
has appui4trd the following cadets at
large t. the United States Military
HcHdemy:
james NJ Iockett son of captain James
Lock IT, Fourth cavalry; Reynolds Hay
iru. son of l.'utnnart Commander Ed
ward T.. Hayden, T.. :, n; FREDERICK Y.
Dickmhn son of captain Joseph i. DICK
man. Eighth cavalry Jonathan M. VAIN
wright, son of Major K. i, Wainwright,
Fifth cavalry; Walter Nj. Yeatmnn son
of Major Richard r ieatman. twenty
second infantry; Marcellus II. Thompson.
son OF Captain John r. Thompson, ord
nance d4partm mt; llHnry b. NlaS"tt, son
OF the lair Major J. Kozier Clas' tt, Sec
oui int,ntll; W. c. f. Nicholson, son ol
Captu.u William j, Nicholson, Twn'fth
cavalry; John s Pratt, son OF tia3'i
Sri4uirk Pratt artillery corps, ana Hen
ry ". 'Inrncy. son Of Major George ii
TurnrY. surgeon. L. S. a.
The above cadets Wrr" proVidtd roy
in the Military academy appropriate
| bill, which has uSt pass '"AGr'NS ai'o
are in n,ldi ion to the regular uuola
| The cadets have been ordered TO re
port at West Point July - next
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
FATE OF KING EDWARD
TO Be KNOWN WEDNESDAY

The King occasional y'sees his chill
dren but The interview is very short.
The utmost quiet is enforced. The
King sees no correspondents and is
not approached on matters Of state or
business. The Kings courage and pa
tience call for greatest admiration.
His wound, whjch is of considerable
depth, is dressed at least twice daily
from the bottom Is 1t is essential that
it should heal fr, II the bottom. The
dressing causes considerable pain
which is born with great tortitude.
The temperature in the King room
is kept down b.; electric fans which
proved of greal virtue. Doctors LAX
ijpg, Barlow at Treves have not left
'Ihe palace - the operatiol was pre-
formed excent Or an occasional hour
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30

Laredo, ToN.. june 3O.-A FaFra1
(AIcxirol special says shat the richest
,rold and silver strike ever made in tn"
fnmous Parral district was made on the
San .yuauin property of the llidalgo
Mining company. At a depth OF 2oo
feet an independent and uneXrlored
vniu was discovered carrying 5000 a
tom in gold and silver, The SHAFT was
opened hy thc Slaniards years ago b'i'
a.. fine vein only showed two feet of ore
the company had postponed working
i, untll recently. This strike ecllpseS
tno tun,u,1. ralmillo, which produced
over S3,tAlO. 600 in Il single year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
Especial to the Telegram. J

w 'N> ~SA%S i"lli
North6eld Vt. June 3O.-One
hundred and five dollars and board and
lodging thrown in, is the price Tho.
mas O'Grady has paid for one week S
work. This was the amount unwitt.
ingly paid to common farm laborer.
One week ago yesterday while Mr..
O'Grady was at church he made the
acquaintance Of stranger who gave
bis name as Henry Rowe, his home az
Boston, lis occupation that of me-
chanic; he represented that he was
out Of employment and would be glad
Of an opportunity to labor on farm
Mr.. O'Grady vas in need of a man.
and a trade was concluded and Rowe
Immediately went to Mr.. O Grady's
farm on the outskirts of the village.
He was keen, sharp and capable.
Mr.. Grady thought he had secured
good man, Yesterday morning Mr.,
and Mrs. OGrady wen, to church.
Mr.. Rowe did not. Mr.. OGrady IS
mother oticed that Rowe seemed to
be investigating the house more
than was necessary and thinking he
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
ENTHUSIASTIC CLEMENT
MEETING At RUTLAND

1t was the general sentiment OF
those present that the republican
nomination for governor had been Sc
cured In manner too open to critf'
cism to be tolerated, and that Clement
should il possible be illuced to run
on an independent ticket to give the
people Of Verm ut an t,pol tunity to
show their disapproval.
A score OF petitions were put in
circulation asking Mr.. Clement to run
and assuring him of earnest support,
These were signed by marry all OF
those present and will be sent around
the city for signatures before they
are presented to MIR. Clement. There
were voters present from other towns
in the county who declared their
readiness to circulate papers among
their townsm en- and their belief that
Clement would be overwhelming y
the choice Of the country TO Sns If he
consented to run,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30

Rutland, VT, Juue 50.---A mass
meeting Of the citizens OF Rutland
was held at Grimm's hall Saturday
evening to discuss the political tsitua-
tion IN Vermont 1t resulted M pc
titlons being put into circulation
asking Percival W. Clement W this
city to run for governor and pledging
him earnest support.
From 1000 to 1900 voters were
present, including men of all political
beliefs, and much enthusiasm VAS
shown.
The meeting was preceded ~ a pro
cession. The Rutland city band play
ed during the evening. Two or three
speeches were made in which the al
legged dishonest methods and open
buying of votos by which Gen., McCul.
Tough secured the nomination foreov'
ernor were rehearsed, us vel as The
principles for which Mr.. Clement
stands.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
COLONIAL
Pre- IERS IN
CONFERENCE

London June 30.-The conference
of the Colonial premiers began today.
When the routine business has been
transacted the conference will discuss
economic questions affecting the BIZ
tish empire. The Zollverein idea will
probably be shelved but it seems as
If system OF shipping subsidy will
be endorsed. providing the network of
steamers connecting various points Of
the empire are to be owned and oper-
ated by Engllshmen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
NEW POSTMASTER AT MONT
PELIER

Montpelier, June 30.--The name or
G. G. Bancroft has been sent to the
II $. senate to succet d l. W, Shedd,
as postmastee at Montpelier With
out question the senate will confirm
the presidents nominate n ,
MIR. Shedd's commission IS dated
july 6, 1898, but he took the Office IN
September Of that year. lie will con-
tinue in office till Mr.. Bancroft Is
ready to relieve min. Mr., shedo mas
been an efficient and unllo:Wally
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
SOUALL DROWNS FIVE


Charlotte y. G., June H).-A special
TO the Observer from Washington. n.
c., says
"With a fearful burst of thunder ana
lightning one of the hardest electric
storms ever known has struck mere,
The tug J. l.. Patterson. belonging 10
the Kuglpr Lumber company, WAS low
ing two SchoonerS. and when tine squat
struck the wind turned the boat on her
side. and she took water. The boat
turned on end, and the pilot house WAS
entirely torn away, carrying with 1t
two persons. Five persons were on III
boat. All were drowned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
sneaktng of Royalty.

Damocles had been invited to d>nc
with the king of Syracuse Upon taN,
ing his seat he instantly saw the sworn
Hanging by hair above his head.
~ supnose." he said to the KING
~you call that the hair apparent ~, IL
onysius, pretending to see no humor III III
the remark, replied, 81 don't kho"
about that my boy, but if it falls upon
vour head it will make some crown
prints" ,.4s ,ror,
This shows that the ancients were
not ayerse to joking even under trylns
circumstan nces.-New York. Ilmes'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30

London, June 30 0.-.-Otficial bulletin
10 a. M; e. .
"His majesty slept well. The dress
ing of the W ound gives much distress
but he had no bad symptoms OF, any
kind. " =.
The doctors are now hopeful ofsslals
passing Wednesday without any un,
toward symptoms. If they succeed
the king will be then quite out otdan-
ger and will be Or the way toward
valeScence.
London, June 30.-The following
official announcement was made,sat
Buckingham Palace this afternoon
"The King was lifted 60 a specMI
couch yesterday for few hours. He
was much benefited by the change.
The Queen is in constant astaafance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, June 30,-Nermont
pensio1s, increase, restoration, reissue,
etc. Charles D. Betden, Ripton, $l4;
Alexis G. Lapoint, Barre city, $12;
Henry r. Cliff, Middletown Springs,
sl7; original, widows, etc. special
accrued. June sl2, Mariette f. Don
nelly: Rutland, 8; Vermont pensions
issued June 8: Original, George
Young, b andon, Ss: Frank Martin,
lIartland, Sc; increase, restoration,
reissue, Freeman + Bard, '.hltten'
den. sl4: srecial account, June l3, Ed
gar Il. Daniels, Burlington, $50: sup
Elemental widows, etc, Julia A..
Domey, South Royalton, ~,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30

Washington. June Services in
memory of the late Amos j. Cummings
were held in the hall of the house OF
representatives. Among The members
who delivered ruogieS we're Mr>Srs.
PAYNE. Met 'lcllan. Sulzer. GOldfogi".
Fi,zyeruld Ruppert. Fo>S. Dayton,
Never and Clark The speaker set
npart a portion of the gallery for the
members of the typographical union
of that city and New York, who at
trr"nd in "A body.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
wonderful Escape From Death.

Paris, ont. June 30. Joshua SAN
ford has been taken FROM tn" bottom
,f y drnn we'll. where Ii" had been en-
,n,,hnd since last Tuesday afternoon
-, =, O'Clock. Sanford made known 1ll''
he WAS alive by tapping an iron pipe
, force of lOn men WorNtd III SIlll''
uiubt and day until Sanford was res
.,,,J lftnr being buried for ninety nlne
hours and thir1y-livr minutes. SIN o"'-
TORS are now in ATTENDANCE. ana the!
,,,,, Sanford will he out in Il few days
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
HOMER FITTS
,e4 AND ,ee STREET

courteous official, and many changes
for the better have taken place in the
service under his administration.
Mr.. Bancroft who will succeed Mr.
Shedd, is ne OF the most esteemed
young men of The city. He at pres
ent holds res onsible position with
the National Life Insurance company.
He is a sOn.in-law Of II. A. Huse Of
the firm of Dillingham;, Huse & How
land
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30

Ticket Collector Ito passenger IN irst
.,ass carriage with second class ticket
Your ticket is second class sir' lou
must pay the difference.
assenger-The second class car
riages were full. ,>,on+v
ro,lactor-Yes, but there was plenty
of room third class .,,o
passenger-Quite so. Fay me 'ne
d,earance and III change.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
MONTPELIER WEDDINGS

Montpelier, June 30.-Weddlngs are
in order with Montpelier young peo'
ple this week. W. N. Theriault and
Miss Alice Callahan were married
today in St. Augustine's church,
James English will be married Tues
day to Miss Nellie Swedfeger at the
brides home in Montpelier and s.
Daniel Taylor will become a benedlc'
on Tuesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
ALL FOR ECONOMY
Plans Of The New Ship
ping Combine
AMERICAN SW|NOLfRS
Driven Out Of Rutland Cha|.
Iengs To Prize Fighters

London, June 3o.-With the depart
ure of Messrs Ciment A. Griscom,
p. A r. Widener and William L. Ell
kins from London to join their yachts
at Southampton, it became known
that they recently attended very I'M
portant meeting, regarding the trans
atlantic shipping syndicate, along with
J.P.Morgan, Bruce Ismay and Alfred G.
Baker of the Atlantic Transport line.
An economic administration OF the
companies was discussed it is said, and
it was practically decided that the dit
ferent offices should be consolidated,
enecting a great saving. 1T is quite
probatle that many small agencies viii
be abolished. There will be no change
made in the sailing schedules of the
various lines till next year, as there
are number OF existing contracts.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30

The committee appointed to in
auire into the origin OF the suspicious
fires at tine Sandhurst Military College
exonerates the cadets it is said, from
the suspicion OF incendiarism, and says
the disturb lnces we're due to resent
ment at being accused OF being con-
nected with the fires, which have oc :
Cured at intervals in their quarters
since April, and which caused stop
page Of the leave Of all the cadets.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
SNOW IN
YER MONT
YESTERDAY

Bennington, June 30.--The Noun
tainS IN Woodford and Searsburg in
this county were white with snow
Sunday morning The "peach crop"
in that section promises to be fail
ure.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
HARVARD.
WINS THE
CHAMPIONSHIP

New York, June 80 Harvard ne-
feated Yale at base ball Saturday by a
score Of 8 to thus giving the Grim
son the championship, having won
two out out uf three in the series.