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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31
CHURCH NOTICES.

The quarterly conference OF the Salt
Lake Stake OF Zion will convene in the
Assembly hall, Salt Lake City. on Sun
day June 5. at 10 a. M, and In thl
Tabernacle at y. m. and p. m.
A general attendance Of all the off,
GERS and members Is requested.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH f.. TAYLOR.
CHARLES w. PENR0SE.
Stake Presidency.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference OF Salt
Lake Stake Relief Society will convene
In the Assembly Hall June T. 1902 at
10 and 2 o'clock. Officers and members
are requested to be in attendance, all
are cordially invited.
NJ. |. HORNE,
President,
s. J. CANNON,
G. G. CANNON,
Counselors.
The Twelfth quorum Of Elders will
meet In the Nineteenth ward meeting
house next Monday evening at o'clock
The Twenty-thlrd quorum OF Seventy
will meet In the Seventh ward meeting
house on Monday evening next at 1850
o'clock.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

r. p o. ELKS THE BENEVOLENT
and Protective Order OF Elks meets each
Wednesday evening at $ o'clock. odd lel-
lows Hall Market Street.
II. +. DEARDoRFF, Err.
A. W. RAYBoULD. Secretary.
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saltLake Ice Cnmrank

Remember this old. reliable company
has pure artificial and Park City ma
tural ice. RED wagons" Tel. 40.
J. c. LYNCH, Manager.
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND sAvosBANK
Interest paid on savings W. r.
Armstrong prest., p. w. Madsen. vlce'
prest.. J. e. Game. cashier
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Mathonlhah Thomas, lawyer has re-
moved to Deseret News building.
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With the water at n temperature OF
81 degrees the bathing at Saltair IL
very refreshing,
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TEACHERS EXCURSION EAST

Pacific
June TO- II and y to Chicago st.
Louis, ST. Paul, Missouri River points,
and many other cities, at tribe more
than half rates; tickets good returning
until Sept, s.
Reduced rates win also be made from
June % 10 Sept. II, with low rate ex-
cursions at intervals.
For complete information, call at City
Ticket Office, POI Main St.
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Collect Green Trading stamps.
Trade at stores that give them.
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ROYAL zWEIRACK

pure, clean, healthy. good for every
body, 10c per doz, For sale at the
Royal. 239 South Main.
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Specialist, Skin Genito- Urinary and
Rectal Diseases. 9Th floor Progress bldg,
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TEL. ~.

Everybody eats Il. Nothing beats II.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows
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LOGAN EXCURSION

DR.. Stauffer has removed his Offices
TO SIS and 500 Deseret News building.
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WILL L. PRICE.

The Popular Grocer, can be found at
IS South Main street. Phone s65.
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KEMMERER COAL.
ROYAL Bread.

Commercial Photographer.
5i7 Templeton building.
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SHOE AND HARNESS OIL.

Zoe worth saves il00 Makes shoes water.
proof and tough. Agents wanted. 6S r. END 20
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For real restful heaiih-sIving pleas
pre 20 10 saltair.
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BUTTER AND ices.

FRESH BITTER AND EGGS DAILY.
OreSner{ Sc Ranch i5Ac and sOc: combaad
st'alnea money Farmers Unlou. d W. Isl Sd
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George q. Doyle a Co.,
Modern plumbing and house heating.
I'll South State. Phone 1872
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. M, rs; II a. M. 7G; - o'clock
noon, n; l p. M, 70.
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SHOES FOR DeFoRmEo FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD TO
IT. Special casts made, Scientific shoe msk.
Ing Gus I. Olsen, s. f. Third south.
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'6vpol IIsllBs ~ spuelIJ 10 slsou
pun sluopnls AlIslsAlun s q Il
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

ONE LIGHT BAY HORSE ABOUT TEN
years old brand looks like FL on left
shoulder foretop cropped II the above de.
scribed animal Is not claimed aud taken
sold az CITY Estray pound ate D M, John o
Mattox, City Poundkeeper
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FOR sALE-MIscELLaNEous.

WHEAT, OATS AND ROLLED BARLEY.
Timothy and Alfalfa Hay Gar load lots.
cleveland Commission Co, 10 West second
South street. Telephone s5S
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

REDNAN VAN STORAGE Co. OFPfoe
and storage Rooms i3i and I9S S, W. Ten,nIa
81. continental Market Bdgl Moving stor.
ago aud Packing OF u. H. Goods a sns,iait,
Phone ass Y. Il q. Redman. Mansys- ''
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DAIRY & cREA merry.

nkBYsTONE DAIRY. q EAST isr'so
Phone 90 dealers ia pure m,Ik cresn, soi
butter. BOUT ed milk specially. our motto
purity and cleanliness /" ''''''
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Applequist's MIA Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine
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SIGNS, SCENERY. ETC.

PETERSON, " RICHARD ST PHONE
as-t rings Signs. badges bannerx etc.
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TRUNK FACTORY.

IT. You WANT TO SAVE MONEY ON
trunks and yalises 90 70 D. l. GALLAGHER. 60
last Third south, west OF knutsford. No
Main Street rent saves Is Der cent
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MAcHiNlSTs,

A. O GARTMANN, ia WEST FIRsr
south. Jobbing aud repairing Be,s
equipped plant 10 the city. No Sob ~
small or too complicated Quick work.
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AGENTS WANTED.

TRUSTWORTHY PERSON IN EACH
county to manage business, old established
house, solid financial standing. Straight
bona ide weekly cash salary, $500 paid by
check each Wednesday. with all expenses.
direct from headquarters; money advanced
for. expenses. Manager $50 Caxton bldg,
Chicago.
SELLS ON SIGHT. WRITE OR CALL
]. Lu oman, Is w, South Temple
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HELP WANTED,

A RELIABLE MAN IN EVERY CITY
OF the Western States, for office or home
work. Salary or commission. Address
The Veterinary Science Association l.. o.
Box 9%, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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HOMES. WE WILL EUY A t1,e0o HOME
or farm for you anywhere In U. >, You can
repay same la 10 years. s5.2j monthly, with
out interest Less than rent. Write Tor
plan b. American Home Buyers Union
Louisville, Ky.
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PALmisTRY AND AsTRoLocy

Z
MADAM LYNNE CLAIRvOYANT OF
world wide reputation. See her Startling
eyeIatlons; most successful seer. Tells past
reveals mysteries u future In business and
other matters As w. Ord so,
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LAMPS AND REFLscToRs.

COPPER, BRASS, TIN AND SHEET IRON
work Metal spinning, general repairing.
o. Stencil, Is +. Third 80 81
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TICKET BROKERS,
CLEANING AND p's'"

.-.s,o-~y>-----e-.~--e------' ....,vs CLkh''
UTAH STEAM DYE W ,pSons ~ V'N
ins. dysing and reps.lrih n IL soatA
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WATCH MAKERS

JOHN r. BoES n q.si,s Rsp,lIi,,,,
JeSsler. Engraving :, Jess1lg ia NSD
WedsIs The Latest Novelties "
~ Main ST -
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FOR RENT.

REMINGTON TYPEwRITERs RENTED
from % per month up by the manufacturers,
Wyckoff, Seamans \ Benedict, Telephone
$50, No 70 W. End So.
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AWNINGS,

FRANK @. GATrUNG. IS RICHARDS ST.
Canvas and awning work speciality
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Dooly Building. itEOfs "
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LOST.

WILL YOUNG LADY SEEN TO PICK
up purse containing $40 10 silver last Tues.
day morning, corner ard South, sth Fast
please return same 10 is5 z. End South. Re-
ward
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EXPERIENCED KNITTERs APPLY
Western Knitting Co. 81 ". ist So. Room 9OS
GOOD MATTRESS MAKER AND up
hosterer, Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg Co.,
l55-l5l W, South Temple Street.
DO YoU WANT WORK DO You
want help Go 10 strocks Employmens
Agency, ldl Main street. Telephone t8l
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PERSONALS.

sANITARIUM HAIR DRESSING PAR.
lors, ground floor; finest in city hair dress
Ing, lnanlcnrlng, ladies' Turkish baths. mas.
SAGE chiropody. Phone $50 Evenings and
Sundays by appointment 53-5i W. Third So
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HAVE YOU A OME,BUILDING LOT OR
farm TO SO or trade, II 50 call on US Wilkln-
sou and Douahoue, keal Estate. Harmon Blk.
- T. End South.
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WANTED.

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
loan the most money NJ one-half tho interest
charged by other pawnbrokers on diamonds
Jewclry, watches. clothing guns, Instruments
machines etc, Tel. 069y, Uncle Sam, 20 Il. LIST
South.
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/ WILL GUARANTEE YOU A PROP
er return for any piece OF real estate you
purchase from me either for home or in
yestment. A. Richter. 10 West LIST South.
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WE SELL REAL estate THAT'S ALL.
Tuttle Bros. red ball signs, 1i9 Main Stresk
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CARPENTERS AND JossERs,
CARPET CLEANING.

CARpETs CLEANED AND RELAIp
Called for and delivered promptly. Best
equipped plant In the city Phone lO0i & [.
cleaning Works corner stu W. as Tenlple.
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HOMES FOR SALE.
All parts OF the City. Easy terms
REALTY CO., 60 W. End south. Phone760
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osrEoPArHY.

CHRONIC DISEASES AND SPINAL DE-
formlties a specially, Mcdowell & Carpen.
ter, Usteopaths Graduates Of the S. s Still
College OF Ustecpsthy, OF Des Mones, la. III
ID. H. Walker Bldg.
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PAINTING AND PApERHaHcmc

II b. DAVIES, PLUMBING, HEATIsas
sewer connection. rs i. snd So Phone Mi
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
MRS J II BOND

Mrs. j. M. Bond had q very success.
ful spring and summer opening Of mil
linery last week and oil visitors
seemed very well pleased with the
different styles. The large assort.
ment Of hats OF all shades, the pearl
trimmings, coachmen's rosettes,
scarf effects, etc., are very attractive.
A leading nat is the Continental
which is becoming to almost any face.
Another is the Gainsborough Of white
straw, faced with cream chiffon, three
long black and white scarfs starting
from back, with a coachman's rosette
in front crowned by three ostrich
feathers. The Du Barry is another
white creation. with foliage and raj
sins, on top, faced underneath with
white chiffon. A linen turban with
plateau top next catches the eye with
shaded roses, linen lace scarf, black
velvet and rosebuds hanging of the
back. A cute affair is the pink pic.
ture hat with chrysantamum braid,
pink chiffon, black baby ribbons
wreath Of pink roses, black velvet
streamers tied with pearls and pearl
cabochon. The shirt waist hat will
sell well-of large white basket straw.
Roman stripe scarf with two jet pins
There are many other strange styles
which 1t would pay q visitor to look
at.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
EAST GRANVILLE.

EAST GRANVILLE.
Mrs. B. @. Nickerson returned to
her Aome In Somerville, Mass, Satur'
day. Her sister. Mrs. l.. L. Dicker'
man, went with her to remain for
week.
Miss Minnie Tenney is keeping
house for Mrs. L. L. Dickerman dur
ing her absence.
]. e. Rass has gone to Worcester
to work. tI1is mother will ,move there
soon.
Henry VanDeusen of Roxbury was
here Saturday.
Lizzie Pecor has returned to bel
home in Bethel, after weeks stay In
town.
Mr.. Carpenter was in Randolph Sat.
urday.
w. w. Gusha and family spent Sun.
day with bis mother In Roxbury.
e. j. aanley is making sugar fol
E. M. Butterfeld.
Maud Ladue OF Braintree visited
Mary Hanley Saturday.
Bessie Hanley and Edith Butter.
field were in Randolph Tuesday Of
last week.
DR.. @. Il. Dickerman of Barre was
in town Monday Visiting his brother,
L. L. Dickerman.
Sheriff Hastings CT Middlesex wat
! in town on business Monday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
A. T0MAS|
Meets With Opposition
In Building
new BLOCK
Alleged To Be TrsspassIng
On NJ. Shop|ss

A. T0masi who has been revolution.
ixing that portion Of the city known
as the A. N. Jackman property ct the
corner Of Merchant and Main streets
is finding out that the building Of
block 10 not always done upon . bed
Of roses.
q. G. Sheplee who owns the prop.
erty adjoining Mr.. Tomsst on the
north does not appreciate the efforts
Of the latter.
Mr.. Sheplee through his attorney
b. A. Hoar, today asked for an in.
junction restraining Tomasi from 60.
Ing on with his work Of excavation
and building on the ground that be
IL trespassing upon the rights Of Mr..
Sheplee in the land adjoining.
The city on1cisls also intend to
converse legally with Mr.. Tomasi
either today or tomorrow on account
Of the wall he is about to erect next
to the street and also on account OF bis
having an iron rope strung across the
sidewalk about 10 inches from the
ground and without even q light to
warn people who pass along the street
at night.
Judge Start granted a temporary in
junction against Tonssi this afternoon
In the Sheplee case.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
CORIN,rH.

Mrs. Elijah Magoon has had q fine
monument erected on Mr.. Magoon 4
grave. 1t was bought Of 0. c. Clsry,
'1x,gs1tsn for BensfH - Gro:
ton.
George Worthley has recently sold
pair Of horses to parties in Brad.
ford.
Sugar makers are having q tine
sugar season.
Deputy Sheriff Lamb Of Bradford,
was In town quite recently and took
Giles Kenyon with him.
Bertha Bailey finished her work in
West Topsham and returned home
last Sunday.
G. A. Ladd is at work during sugar.
ing for George Henry Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Sleeper visited
In Washington recently.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
A HALF PENNY
Removed From a Boy At
4 Hospital
AMBASSADOR STONED
Lord Currief Cots Into Trouble
~ N Rome

sLondon, April LA half penny was
sxtracoed from between the ribs Of q
stx. year old boy the other day at the
Hilser hospital, the coin having been
there for six montss. The coin when
extracted was black in color and the
sQrface was covered with an inflsm.
nstory substance.
While Lord Currie, the British am
fbaasAdor to Italy, was out driving
Saturday aftesnoon stone WAS thrown
toward his carriage. The missile was
pdorly directed and the ambassador e.
capped injury. 1t il thought possible
that the sttempt on the ambassador
wls the outcome Of the Neapolitana
irritation against the British consul,
r. N. Roffe, who made some dispar-
aging reflections On them In guide
book which he edited.
The revenue Of the United King
dom for the quarter ending March 81
shows m increase Of 4,61S, 913, due
entirely to the additional two pence
placed 'on the income tax.
Lieut. Gov. Sir Charles N. Rva1
has publicly declared that the respon'
sibalisy for the present mortality from
the plague In the Punjaub liei
upon the supreme government. Th'
declaration has caused a Gel satfon.
! yfSr Sidney Godolphin Alexander
Ehtppard, formerly Judge Of the su
preme court Of Cape Colony, who hal
Eald various -otheIs. positions tl Sontl
Africa, is dead. '' ~ .sA
William Stephen. Temple, fourth
Earl Temple. died at Cairo, Egypt
Sunday evening. He was born II
1897.
The secretary of the North Atlantic
steamship conference announced to
day that the continental lines hat
signed the agreement fixing minimum
saloon passage rates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
CARPENTER-- R--BROCK
Especial to Telegram.)

/ Montpelier, April l.-At4-+o'clock
yesterday afternoon at Christ church
Hiss Claire Carpenter, daughter Of
lrs. Scion E. Carpenter, formerly of
Washington, was united In m srrlage
b DR.. William Wells Brock. The
key. A. N. Lewis ofaciated and the
shers were F. B. Shepard Of New
York, Frank Wells Of Burlington, B.
DENY, G. c. Bancroft Fl. L. Far.
bell and j. P. Adams Of this city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
WEBkTERYILLE.

F. Rock was in Town Sunday visit.
ing hts parents.
B. g. Burke was In Montpelier Sun
day visiting his friends.
Ernest Baylo has secured = position
at Canton Bros, quarry.
Antoine Msyo's mother who hal
been Visiting him for the past two
weeks returns home today to Sciota,
N. Y. Her daughter-in.lav will &C.
company her for . short visit.
Eugene Nerny has arrived from
Moretowa where be has 3beep spend.
ing heDviater.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
MRS " F SHEPARD

Mrs w. F. Shepard has purchased
kgenune Paris hat which, instead OF
|eing loud and flashey, is one Of the
eates, examples Of millinery art ever
)en in this city. The shape is OF
kal moss, trimmed with white lace
! great richness, crowned with white
)grettes and pearl cabochons. Un.
erneath is bunch OF silk roses OF sea
keen color made to blend with the
>loring Of the hat.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
EAST ORANGE.

Ethel Hamilton visited Miss lila
fak in Orange Friday and Saturday.
Benj. Patterson of Washington is
lending a few days In town.
Mabel Hutchinson and VERNE
Iant are spending their vacation at
pme from Bradford high school
William Downing Of Washington
Is been in town for q few days visit.
bis da lighter at Mrs. Julia Hntch'
IONS
Gillman Hutchinson was ia Wash.
gton on business Saturday.
News has been received here that
10. Julia Smith, an old resident ol
Is town, died at the home Of hel
sghter in Lowell, Mass, March
Her remains viii be brought
he for interment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
WEST TOPSHAM.
oAeveiANp BAKING POWDER CO.,
NEW YORK.

G. w. Thurston has bought OF s. L.
Til 2tson the farm recently purchased
Of D. G. Thufston. ''' '-sS''''"4
The sugar makers have q large har-
vest this year which makes them
smile.
Geo. Newton has come from Barre
to carry on his farm this season.
s. K. Dexter has bought farm OF
Evi Morrison and will build an other
large barn and silo At the home
farm.
Mrs. A. R. Thurston is confined to
her room by severe cold.
We understand that Dan Cilley will
soon 60 to Thetford to work In the
saw mill.
The family Of N. K. Philbrick are
having an unusual amoant Of Sickness
this year as three Of the family are
uuder the Doctors care at present.
"A. G. White has the school Ia the
Dexter district and John Flanders In
the Clement district ia Orange.
Miss Mary Chalmers will 60 tt
Boston this week where she will at
tend school.
A. T. Smith bought an unusua
large number OF hogs for market Mon
day. 1t was near listing time
| See.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
vERMoNT PENSIONS

Washington, April Vermont
pensions increase, restoration, reis'
sue, etc., Hiram Tyler, Burlington,
st7; Albert A. Daggett, South New.
fame, 90: John Blackner, Manchester
Depot, $50. Original, widows, etc.,
special accrued \ arch II, Mary Wood,
BFidgewater, sS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
the .QUARRYMEN
Held a Big Meeting At
Granitevi||e Last Night
MsltoD's NALL
Proved Toe Small. Meet Thurs.
day M East Bare
McLEOD'S HALL
Especial to Telegram.)

Graniteville, April 1.-The MEM
bers Of the Quarrynen's Union are
much elated at the result Of the
Quincy strike and are hopeful that
they will gain their point here with
out . strike.
The meeting Of the union called
for last night was attended by nearly
every member. McLeod's hall was
soon packed fuller than 1t has ever
been before and still there we're as
many outside.
An adjournment was then had to
Gazeley's stone shed. This is 80x40
feet but proved tco small to hold all
who desired to be present. A large
number of new members were
admitted.
It was decided to adjourn the meet
ing to Thursday evening to the East
Barre opera house. This is thought
will be large enough to contain all the
members Of the union.
A committee was appointed to con-
fer with the Barre railroad of6cials to
arrange for q special train Of four cars
to convey people from here over there
and back again.
The standing committee of the
union have the power to confer at any
time with the quarry owners and
agree upon terms that will avert the
strike.
| 1t is expected that the meeting
Thursday evening will be . rouser
and that addresses will be made by
prominent labor leaders from Barre
and this place. Unless some special
occasion should warrant 1t no other
meeting will be held until April 9.
! While the sentiment here Is un-
doubtedly very strong for strike un.
less the men are granted certain con.
cessions it is not probable that any
will leave work until April 9. They
consider it would be q breach of good
faith TO leave until the time Of the
notice has expired.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
GREECE AND TURKEY

COnstantlnohle, April 1.-Your cor
respondent learns ON good authority
that Turkey and Greece have con
cluded an entente against Pan-Slav'
ism. According to the agreemen,
Greece undertakes to assist Turkey
In the event of troublewtth the Balk
ans while Turkey grants several priv
iQeges TO the Greek Orthodox Church
Ia Macedonia and other concessions
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
A SPRIN0 0PENINo

p, E. Hawkins who recently bought
extensive carriage business Of O.
collins at Montpelier is now hav.
his spring opening and his estab'
hment is we'll worth visit for it is
Of the best in Vermont. Mr..
Wkins has an advertisement In an.
Ter column.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
ELEVEN DRovyNm

Southampton, April THE Lon
don b Southwestern "a ilWsyS steam
ers Alma colifdeA With I he bark Cam.
brian Princess of Nib today. The
latter foundered and " ent to the bot
tom in four mtrutes. Eleven persons
were drowned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
SOUTH BARRE.

The Universalist Ladies Auxiliary
will meet thi, Tuesday evening, Apr.
1st, with Miss Harrington. All mem.
bers are requested to be present.
Myrtle n. Purvee, secretary.