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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

GntfeBGt9esG b. - Go
pitdn Mc@ee in Der DitIi6en YoGi3eiz
i~tution lit bon einem Sale uniGgIidsn
@tenbs bena9ri9tigt tporben. Sn 5pet
3immer binter Nr. $40, @IO~GAapelz
StruBe, pobnt bic p~ertriippelte 8ittz
ne Qnnie Dunn, Al Sabre alt, nit
ibren bier 3inoern, benz IA Sabre al
ten Sobn unb bpei Mdb9en i'm Nlter
BON 9, 6 unb 4 Subren. 5ruu Dunn
bat bisber ibren 2ebensunter6ult Oaz
bur9 erlangt, baB lie Bel Ra4bdrs=
leuten pufd urb ben 6uBboOen reiz
nigte. SEPT liegen jebo4 5pei Der
Mdb6en an ben Maiern barnieoer
unb Die 5amilie BON flint perIonen
muB fi9 DON benz erndbren, mas Die
Na9barn i6r geben unb bon bemWoz
fenIo6n BON sinsm Dollar, ben Der
&nube in Sobn 0uter's &iitenz6ubrit
erbdlt. S4nsqe 9ilfe t9ut bierg9ot6,
5umaI ba bic 6ruu einen febr guten
2sumunb in Der Nu9barI9aft but.
Ser Dtntst : 5a6rpGun
Der Queen Qnne's @tIenbubn" tritt
morgen, MOntag, in &raft. 0ampfer
perlaKen pier Nr. 10, 2igbtItraBe,
tdgli9 (ausgenommen Samftag un0
Sonntag) nm 7 ubr Morgens uno
3.15 r6r Nu4mittags, na9 2opez
goint, Sent : Sslano, Stepenspiqe,
QueenstOnn, GsntreOiue, Denton,
@~reenpoob, guenbale, 2epes Ii. 3piz
I6enItationer. 3uglei4 pirO bier auf
bic Nn3eige bes General : 9ei4Gftsz
fi6rers 90. 9. l16ler an anberer
STEELE bisIes 8lattes bingenieien.
Gin pert6poGGes Sc
f9enh-9 r. So9n 9anni6uG, BrGz
fibent Der goIi5ei : priifungs : Be-
b0roe, tpurbe BON ieinen 6reunoen gu
Dei6na9ten tpo6lbeOd9t. 0ieielben
Ianbten am Weibna6ts Morgen cine
ge19liffene gIdIerne puni9bople na4
Ieiner Wobnung, tpel9e SITS pert9
1T. Sn Der 8opIe lugen Die 9iiitenz
farten bon poli5eiri9ter Sume5 SO.
Qepis, 5rn, @miG @oeBte, 9rn.Sobn
@agner unb 9rn. Spbn 81. 9ut4ins.
@s ~totete ibm $16.40. =
Mar @oGbberg betrut geitern MOr9en
elm @Blotal an Der Baltimore, nu6e
Rortbitrabe, unb benabm ii9 in elmer
WeiIe, oGs tGnte er gsrabe aus benz
tpilben tppuigen Meften. @r purbe
bonn poli5iiten Rumfup Derbaftet urb
poli3etrtdter Ge4tig itrofte i'm me-
gen RukIt0rung UNI SIS unb Soften.
Ser er te ueber9uB 3. =
0as 6indn3 : Gomtte Der Part6e9Orz
be, befebenb aus ben So. Glenbinen,
8oose unb @aters, 9ieIt geitern Na4z
mittag feline Iebte 9iBung unb arbeiz
tete BEN Sinan56eri9t Der 8ebOrbe
aus. Ra9 bemielben bat bic 8ebOrz
be einen neberf9uB BON $1,000, ben
erten in Der @ei4i4te Der 8altimorer
gartbe6Drbe, ME PrGiiOent Glenoinen
ertlGrt.
@ef4ent l1eberret dung.
= Die Nngeite1ten BON 6rn. 4uguit
Gilman, Nr. 2O8, Siibz@utupitruBe,
bdben tbrem 9rin8ipul cine 3ierli4e
autfdenpeiti4e gef4entt.
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grbGIt g 9abenerdB B.

grbGIt S9abenerdB. -
Marp QnberIon erbielt geitern i'm
8unbssseri4t $500 @duOenerfuB sez
gen ben yHorbb. 2lopb" fir ben Sob
hires @atten Sobn NnberIon 5uge<
fpro9en, Der aIs Stebebore auf Dem
Oampfer rMain" befdGftigt mar unO
om 7. September BEL Der 4rbeit sez
t0btet fpurbe.
ie8eibna9tsfeie ii +
bic @onntugsf4ule Der 1.
beuti9en Der. epang. @emeinoe an
Gaitern : Npenus, nabe 8roabpap,
paItor 6. Sd, @piter, funb am Sreiz
tag 46enb in ben Sonntagsf4ulrduz
men Der Stride ftatt. ST. 4rtbur
MaGen6orit, Supelier, bate fir ben
2e6rer ober bic 2ebrerin, pel9e Die
m"eiften @timmen gu ie 5 Gents per>
faufte, einen t~pertbpolen Ring ausgez
ieBt. SRI. gDa Sd0nbuls, So9ter
bes 6rn. Dm. S90n6als, @aihtns@
ton ItrdBe unb Gaitern : IDenue, esz
belt ben Sting, benn iie liefsrte $112.z
rs fir 2255 Stimmen ab. SRI. Bar
baru Sorit, SO9ter bon 9rn. Sobn
SOrF, bertaufte 22OO Stimmen uno
lieTerte alIo Der 8afe Der @4ule
$11O. !6r. DaGen9orft bei4entte bde
raufbin SRI. 5Orit ebenfals nit Ell
mem Rinse. SnsgeIummt purben
bur9 ben Sting : MettItreit $500 einz
eenommer.
8aifengeri9t. - (0or ben
Ri9tern Sapase, 8lpd II. O'8risn.)
gs tpurben ernannt su Seftamentsz
9oufredern in ben 5Guen bon @m.
q. 2aprence Gbmunb 8. SppIer,
8iiraf6aft SIS, 900; bon Solomon
2opent6al Ru9el 2ofpentbul, 8irgz
f9oft $500; bon 9bilip 9ofmeiiter
Spbanna unb Gbas. 5. 9pfmeiter,
8iirsf9aft 800. 8ormunbi3uftsbe>
ri9te beftGtist in benz Sale oonGbus.
R. Carr, $4149. SnDentdrDer5ei9z
nife einssrsi9t in ben Sdaen bon
Sobn @meab, $3.50; Gbitb Weft,
$3.50. @srtdufe ratifi5irt in ben
Sduen bon Sanes 8. G~onnoughton,
$3.50; Mineros Suder, $1190.
Snquef in Der Morgue.
- Gorortr Tr. 6irfn belt deftern
0a9mittas einen Snqueit iiber ben
2ei9nam bes Sobn Dan ub, Der Dor
einigen Sasen naf Perrpmun tobt
uuf benz 8abngeGeife Iissenb oufgez
funben tpurbe. Die Surp entfdieb,
baB Dan auf cine ibr unbetannte Dirt
einen Beinbru9 unb innerli6e 8erlez
Bungen erlitt, tpel6en er erlag.
8ernd9lGffigte {
Trau.-M orris s. 5ilbit4 tDurbe
eeftern Raamittag tDegen angebli4er
WernodlGFisung feiner Jrau 4dtie
unb feiner Rinber in Der Ditli6en po@
liseiHaion bonn &abi Surlanb unter
$500 giirsiduft fir ieinsngro5eb se@
felt.
aommt melt Der. Sm
.@tabt : 5oIpitaI" befinbst fi4 Elm
Sournaliit, 3umens q. 6. Stone bon
Mifoula, Montdnd, unter Der Be
banblung bes 9rofefOrs PreitOn,
@pe5ialiften fir NerbeRleioen. Die
Rerben bes 3eitunasmannes Gnb serz
riittet
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OeieQi3aftS 9ameu
GODte Sau8frauen unO TrGnen bon Sernf Iben &eruna a8 eu
6elunittel fr Observation-Disclosures.

I Sir ale fol9e Bette lit ST.. 96rtS
mans 8eAanblung cine groBe @obl>
that. @s lit MIR notbnenoig, 2amen
unb Gbreiie ein2uIhtden an 9r. Starts
man, Columbus, Ohio, unO b~ou1tGnoiqe
4nipeiirn9en fir Die 8~ebanolung oes
eriten g}onats ptrO toItenfrei 3uge>
i9idt.
3i6t MIR lit es me6r erfoGgrei6,
BEN &atarr6 6u turiren, tpie Die Bee
ban0lun9 BON &atarrbe Spe3taItiten,
fpnDeru es ltegt olt6 I'M 8erei9 bon iez
Der 8eripn I'M Qunoe.
Sic 0teot3tu, betannt nIs Berunn,
peI6e Der @a1tpttbetl bon 9r. 9artz
mans 8ebnnblung lit, fam in ieOer
Npotbete 9efouft tperoen, un0 lit ein
0}ttteI obne @Iei6en fir &atarrb in
allen Sormeu, @uiten, @rtdlt1ngen
8ron6itts, S6pinOIu6t uno allen flis
matilGen &rant6etten 0es 8tnters.
Sober Sla16e iinb bouitdnOi9e Gee
Observation-Disclosures bei9efiiqt.
S6retbt an Die 8erunu Re6icite
Co., Columbus, G6io, fir Elm @remz
plar bon beren neueIten &~atarr6bu6,
Iebrrei9 tuuitrirt, uno ent6Glt Ga Seiz
ten Der neueiten S]uformatiou iber faz
tarr6alii6e &rantbeiten. 8irO frei CT
iebe &oreiie berididt.
Ginc Snusfrn1t, bic % Sabre lit.
Srau ella G9pnnbt, Sanbprn,
O2inn., i6retbt:
SD mar 25 Sabre lang nit Rdz
tarrb bel6itt9t. &onnte Sag ODER 9a6t
ni9t i6lafen. 0ndoem i9 8erunu
gebrou6t, fam i6 I6Iafen uno ni6ts
belditi8t mid mebr." - Srau Qu9
SGtpnnOt.
8rnu Sennb Sable, @pOfane, @nib.,
f9retbt:
n21 Sabre Tit i6 an ReuruGgta,
herurfadt 6ur6 &opfz&atarrb; i6 berz
fu6te bieIe 9ottoren un6 D&eoi8inen,
fonb nber feline &bbiIfe. S6IieBli9
lpurbe i6 gdn8Ii6 entmut6t9t unb ers
i6lafft. - Mteinc 01lItter ihrieb mir,
i9 ioue 9r. Snrtman'. 8 W1ebt3in neb>
men, mas i6 that, uub MN bin i6
Our6 BEN @ebrau6 bon Reruna un6
Mnnaltn bouitdnbi8 9eIunoet. Retn
Sail pnr cine 6ronii6er un0 i6 itan0
ebenfous i'm 2ebensnedieI.
ais i'd nnfin8, SIRE Re6i8in 51
nebmert, tpog ib MIR 81 8furO; jest
tpiege i6 ITO. Sd babe felt iiebeu
Wonaten teinen SropfenIte0i8in me6r
genommeu uno rattle allen 2eibenben,
9r. 6nrtman 3u foniuItiren. 9ie geuz
raIgio ergriff meinen &opf urb bte
&u8en un6 felt Iebtem Sabre i6ien fte
in meiner 8ruit uuO Den S6ulterbIdtz
tern gu fiben." - Srnu Seunie Gable.
@ern sic bur6 ben 8ebrau6 bon
8eruna feline prompteu un0 6efrtebiz
genben 8eiultate er5ielen, 10 i6rei6eu
Gle fofort an 9r. 6ortmnn, Dem Gle
Sbren san m8fiibrli9 bei6retbeu,
un0 er tptrb S6nen germ ietlten tpertba
tpIIen 8at6 gratis ertbeileu.
&OreTe: 9r. 5artman, Brdit0ent
bes 6artman 6anitartums, Columbus,
Ohio.
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Ghifsnnhrihtrn.

Rep 0ort, 27. DECEMBER. -
Qngetommen lit Der 9amPfer n6rants
furt" BON Bremen.
Srtef #, 27. DECEMBER. - &6gez
fa6ren 1T Der 0amPfern 6lOrtOa" nu4
Baltimore.
Bremen, 27. DECEMBER. - Die
9ampfer nGoblen3" BON @uOunna6
unO n9annOOer" BON 9alOetOn iino
bier eingetrDffen.
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Q6fo6rtgtoge BON Ocean : 0ompfern.

y Il u { 10 : U orr
Ser Sampftr Settle an 81. 9t5tmbtr ra9
QiOcrpoDl.
Ser Sampler pg6ilaOslpbiu' am 81. 9t3em'
Der mad Soutbampton.
Ser Sampler p6bampa0ne' an 1.Sanuur mad
Der Sampler pwsinne5o5a' am 8. 3auuar no3
: Ser 2ampfer ,&n8oria' an g. 9anuar mad
Glaggoip.
Ser Sampler sRrOonlanO" AM 8. 3uuuar mad
Ser Sampler ,sogOniuD am 3. 3anuar mad 2is
DtrpOol.
Ser 9ampfer sgretoria" am 8, 3anuar mad
Ser Sampler sgictoria1 am 8. 9anaar mad Qia
DerpoOl.
Ssr Sampler rRaifcr @il6slm Der GrOBs" an
6. Sonuur mad Bremen.
Scr Samfcr r2iouria" am 6. Sunuar mad gtda
pei uno GeHua.
Der Sampler rIsutOni" am 7. Sanuar mad 2ia
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*** Der r6ro6iinn" O~eronitaItet
6eute in ieintr Sale an Der 6reOerifs
Qtbenue uno PapIonzStraBe cine
groBartige 8ei6na6tsfeier, fir tpel4e
Elm 0amenz unb 6erren4Gomite bic
umIt8tigiten 8orbereitungen getrofz
fen bat. Ia8mittags fin0et Die Sim
oerz8efdeerung II. A6enO5 Elm Sang
frGn3hen Ttdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

Gtirrt, i6fpa6e rn6 8rtpeiIen tDdi1ez
rige 41gen unb mau9maI @erIuit be5
@eOGdtniIies.
8enn ni6tS bnge8er 9et6on fptr6,
70 folgt Ser &atnrrb BEN 96letmbduten
Biz in Die 2ungen, mo er 3uiten,
0a6tI6tpeiBe, &bmagerl1ng unb anbere
f6redhofte @gmptome bon G9btnbz
iu9t er8eugt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

Wetterausfi9ten = Sir
Marplanb unb ben 9ifritt Columbia
ununterbro6eR talt am Sonntag,
S9nee in ben Ge6irsssegenben; an
Montdg tpGrmer unb betpoltt, m0g=
Iiderfpeife 99nee pber Regeu, um@
fpringenbe Min6e.
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Der Strict einer Gefeuiboftss0ome.

SraulGn QGande GR9ers, 1920 @enn>5traBe, &anins GHp, $40. cine
prominente iunge @eieui8nftsz9me oner @taOt bat 6pgen6es ubr Y>
runa 81 ia9en:
rgabrenb i6er Der nersnn8enen bier eaifOns sUs i'd mir befise GrfdE=
tnngen an, menn mid pl1tltd frIfeIte anf benz Setmpe9e bDn elmer Ibeno=
&artg, mh Elm Satarr6 nDn me6rercn g8O6en mar tets nas 8einltat. Sine
Slaf6e %ernnn turirte mid, nnb i'd fRrbte jet feline GrtaltHn8en mEbr we
hnrhem" 8Innhe WhErs.
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Sanitdts= Seri6t.

9rpbe Sterbli4feit bur4 2ungenentz
aiinbung. - Die NegerbeOOlferung
liefert cine unsep0bnli4 bobe
Yrp5entrdte Der SobesfdQe.
2ungenent5iinoung uno 8ron9ttis
forberten in Der perflofenen Wo4e
pieber 81 Spfer. Den Mdiern erlaz
gen nur 5fpet &inber, obi4pn ptsDer
205 neue SGqe BON @rfranfungen gez
melOet purben.
Die geiammt5abl Der Sobesfdae in
Der perfloFenen Mo4e betrug 204, gez
gen 1877 in Der glei9luufenoen Wode
bes 8oria6res, 1876 in 1900 uno 173
in 1899. 8on ben 8eritorbenen pd=
rem 1O3 mGnnltden II. 101 fDeibll9en
Gsi9s9ts; Al ipuren i'm Quslanoe
geboren, So paren Reger, 16 &inotr
famsn tpbt our 8elt, i'm r8aDpiepz
Mipl" Harden 8 perionen, in 9oipiz
tdlern 26, in anoeren Snititutsn 2; IL
Snqueite iDurDen ~dbge9dlterl. Sle
Sterbli9feitsrate mar 1921 pro 1000
Der 9eiammtbepOlferung, 1889 fir
bic Weiber, 1852 fir bic Neger. Dem
Glitter na4 bertbeilten Die SobesfGae
fi9 pie folgt: 80 Perionsn pdren I'M
ter 1 Sa6r, II opii6en 1 unb 2, 10
5piI9en 2 unb 5, 5 5pii9en 5 unD
10, 7 5pii4en 10 unb Is, 6 5pii9sn
is uno 20, Is 5pif3en 20 nno 30,
IA 5tpif9sn 80 unb 40, 26 5piI4en
40 uno so, 81 5tpif6en so uno 60,
10 atpii9en go unb 70, 26 5pii4en
70 unb 80, 9 8pii4en 80 nno 80, L
apif9sn 100 unb ITO Sabre alt.
Die 6auptid9li4en SoOesuria4en
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GhitteIirOH, sGmer3en, WfnIa.
ria, ga Grippe nno idIimme Grfdl.
tumaet fnrirt onrdl ,,SIaneb'S N8ne
0ilid" (nuG in HiiiHaer Turm).
qreis csc. M%lcnthaIbcH DertGIft
(5tl2. G&6.lN
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IranfbeIten tpurDen 9emelDet:. .

@eiangbcrein ,.Trpbitn."
Seute, Sunntag, %. Se5cmbcr,
Mbcnos, @eibnadltS Seid1ccrnna
nnS Mbcn6 : Undertaking. in Der
ySrDbfinn. Saae." 1852
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Seute:
sczu,rcufaans "...7.47 Rcnboufgons -'..- 6.52
SSnnsnunteraaHs- $50
So2hutb $50 glOTseus uns COZ No1mIttass.
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*** Die .8ittsIsba9 Settion
Nr. 1" bes r8aperii4en NatiOndIz
8erbanbes bon Norb : Qmerita" berz
unftaltet beutt Qbenb in Der n8aperiz
f6en Natipnal : 9uGe" on Der Glib
SreberidfraBe cine 11nterbaltung unb
MISUNDERSTANDING fir bic &inber.
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9eimiide St5anbInng fret.

Satarrb. Rnren sn Sauienben inter
Or. @artntan's freier 8ebanblnn9.
0afenz un6 &opfz&ntorr6 er8eu9er
Guspiirfe aug Der Naie, Nieien un0
@9mer5eu in Zen &ugen un0 Der
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neiti. Barom,terR. 1924 p6hF. Ihsimomtterh..29
NdttI. 2bermvmetsrf. "a 9tie6rtaher 20
Die hS6he S&neniaftt bes Btuses IN timer Stunes
hetrus ~ Dltilen bon MGfteH.
9as attrias @etttr. - Die nitoriofs
9tuiperatur Sts ~otfrissn Cages Dis 8 ubr absROs
mar anf nahatnaEntsn Statipnsn. @it folat:
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20 etterberidt.
Ser, Gtadten rs cttersSnredu.
oItimoIe. ben 81. DECEMBER 1902.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
NORTH TUNBRIDGE.

Mr.. Dennis Giles is having his saw
mill repaired after the damage Of the
high water and ice. Mr.. George
Lovett Of South Royalton is superin.
tending the work.
Rev. Mr. Eastman of Chelsea will
preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday, March 18th. Rev. j. H.
Dickson will preach IN Chelsea.
O. F. Slack spent day in Williams
town this week.
Marsh Whitney is in ST. Johnsbury
on business.
Mrs. Elisha Lougee is sick with the
grip.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ordway by their friends on
their return from their wedding
trip Tuesday night, March 18th. A
number drove down from this village.
A veryipleasant evening was spent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
THE VENEZUELAN REVOLT.
ReyOIutiOnists score Victories Ovel
Government Troops.

RevOIutiOnists score Victories over
Government Troops.
San Juan. Porto REQ. March A.
Advices received here from Venezuela
say the condition of the revolution IL
that country is unchanged. The revo-
lutiOniSts are very active. and it is re-
ported that they lately had Il success
full engagement with the government
troops near Carupano. at Guiria and
at Pillar. but that they have not yet
captured any ports or cities.
During the night of March s the rev
dictionary steamer Bolivar. formerly
the Libertador and previously the Ban
RICH. appeared before Carupano. took
launch and disappeared in the morn
ing without landing men or attacking
the place. Some hours afterward the
Venezuelan government "unbOats Re
staurador and Miranda arrived at Ca
rupano with the intention of attacking
the Bolivar.
President Castro is said to possess
full information regarding the arma
ment and present condition Of the Bot
war. 1t is claimed that the revolution
airy steamer recently has suffered ter
ribly
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14

jockeys fUmhsoeo -
Liverpool Bank Troubles.
London. March 1.-THE Racing Cal
endar, confirming news contained In
these dispatches ten days ago. an
nounces that the stewards of the JOCK
ey club. after an inquiry. have refused
to license Otto Madden. who headed
the list of winning jockeys in 1901, and
F. Rickaby. who in addition is warned
off Newmarket Heath, both on the
ground that they associated with per-
sons of bad character on the turf 9th
err jockeys are cautioned, and general
warning is issued that any infraction
of the rules will be vigorously punished.
Among the jockeys licensed are the
following Americans: Glenn Jenkins
Rigby. Ii. Spencer and c. Gray.
AS cabled March 3. the licensing COM
mittee of the Jockey club that day ex-
amined a number of jockeys previous
to deciding on their LICENSES. The In
vestigation included several prominent
English riders whose bank accounts
were alleged to show profitable rela-
tions with +. 7. Kelly. a bookmaker or
Bradford Thomas P Goudie, the book
keeper of the Bank Of Liverpool, and
Dick Burge, the pugilist. who on Feb.
90 were sent to prison for completely
in the Bank of Liverpool frauds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
WILLING TO ENTER CABINET.
william $. Mccormick. Banker and
Ranchcr. Says He Is Ready.

RAnchcr. says lie is Ready.
Los Angeles. CAL March 14.-Wil-
liam s. Mccormick of Los Angeles and
Salt Lake City. banker. miner and
ranch owner. has telegraphed to Sen
ator Thomas kearnS of Utah at Wash
in"ton that he is willing to accept the
secretaryship of the interior should
Secretary Hitchcock resign.
"SenatorS KrarnS and Millard." said
Mr.. Mccormick, asked me whether
would accept the place. and answered
that if the president offered it | would
accept it"
\ dispatch from Washington says
that Senator Willard confirmed the re-
port that he had asked w. 5. Mccormick
if he would accept an appointment as
secretary of the interior. but said that
in doing so he had acted entirely upon
his own responsibility and that he had
not assumed to represent the president
or any one else. He added that he had
heard many rumOrs that there was to
he vacancy at the head of the interior
DEPART mpnt,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
CYCLONE IN MISSISSIPPI.
Lives Lost and Buildings Wrecked
by Winds Fury.


by Winds Fury.
Vicksburg. Miss, March IA cy-
clone swept through the southern end
of Copiah and the northern section of
Lincoln counties, killing at least half d
dozen people and levelng buildings.
trees and fences.
Montgomery. IA village in Copiah. on
the Illinois Central railroad, was the
worst sufferer, and four bodies are
known to be under the debris of col
lapsed buildings. Three miles farther
south Il railroad camp was wrecked
and three negroes were killed.
A passenger train on the Illinois Cen
trail road was struck by the storm, and
every window in each coach was shat
tered. At HaZelhurst considerable dam
age was done. but no lives were lost.
Wires are down in all directions. and it
is impossible to hear from outlying dis
trictS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
General Markets.

New York, March 49,
FLOUR-Had a fair trade and a steady
undertone; Minnesota patents, $3S5a4 10
winter straights, So. 80a3.95; winter extras,
$3lOa3.3O; winter patents, $3.95a43O.
WHEAT-Started out easier on account
Of realizing and fine weather, but rallied
with coarse grains; May 82aS2 5-16c. July
50 5-16aS2ssc.
RYE-Steady; state, 60a6lc., c. l. f., New
York. carlots; No. 2 western, 65Ac., f. o.
b., afoat.
CORN-Firmer on prospective small re-
ceipts, covering and firm cables May 67a.
a6sc. July, 67a67Ac
OATS-Ruled dull, but higher as a re-
suit of activity among May shorts at Chi
cago; track white, state, o2a58c.; track,
white, western. 52a5Sc.
PORK-Steady; mess, $l5.5Oal6.50; fam
lily, $17a1725.
LARD-Firm; prime western steam,
9771ac.
BUTTER-steady; state dairy, 2oa26c
creamery, 22a27c.
CHEESE-Firm; state, full cream, small,
early made fancy, colored. 12Xa13c. state,
full cream. small early made, fancy.
white, 12Na13c.; full cream, large, fall
made, fancy, colored. 11Aa12c.; full cream,
large, fall made fancy, white, 11Aal2c.
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylvania,
l7c.: western. at mark, tic.
SUGAR-Raw unsettled; fair refining,
&c.: centrifugal. SO test. 3hc.; refined un-
settled: crushed 5.25c.; powdered, A85c.
TURPENTINE-Steady at 46a461sc.
MOLASSES-steady;N New Orleans, Ma
41c.
RICE-Steady: domestic, 4ka61sc.: ia
pan, 4Na5Nc.
TALLOW-Firm: city. &C.. country, *
ashc.
HAY~-Stsady; shipping. soas6c. good to
oheioe. 97haS6c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
RICH GIFT TO HARVARD.
Conditions For ROckefe11er's $780,
900 Present Are Now Fulfilled.

Conditions For ROckefeller's 1885,
900 Present Are Now Fulfilled.
Boston, March IA gift of S25O.OO
from Mrs Coils P. Huntington, just
announced. more than completes the
sum of $765. 900 required to secure the
sum offered by John D. Rockefeller of
New York for the enlargement and en-
dowment of the Harvard Medical
school.
Mrs. Huntington's subscription is
specifically for the erection of build
ing in memory of her late husband, to
be called the Coils p. Huntington
Laboratory Of Pathology and Bacteri-
ology
With Mr.. Rockefeler's gift and the
pledge made by ]. P. Morgan last June
to give three buildings at a cost eX-
ceeding $1,000 900 an aggregate of ST.
S21,225 will be available for the use of
the medical school.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
Remember a carload d
scenic and mechanical effect;
tonight.
SOUTH BARRE

Purity Temple met Thursday attesI
noon and installed the following o4I
GERS: Supt., Mrs. &. II, Adams Al
S., Mrs. W. H. Petrie; c, T. Graol
Barney; V. T., Frank Cutler; 7. q
T., Mary Adams; c. Fern RecOrS,
Chrissie Lowe; A. Sec, Morris Smith,
NJ, Harold Adams; D. NJ Ellen ca
rey; T. S., Mile Mclean, f., Alica
Laing; G., Mildred Smith; S. Chadi'
Adams; Mess, Cora Roberts
Four new members were taken Y
and four names were proposed tol
membership. 1t is hoped parents will
take more interest and help viii
their presence every Thursday from
to 4 o'clock.
The rehearsal for the Easter c1n
cert will be on Saturday afternoon a
NJ. E. chapel at O'Clock.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
DEBATE ON DANISH ISLES.
Premier Says Hest Interests of Is
Innders Have Been Considered.

Innders Have Been Considered.
Copenhagen. March 1.-THE treaty
providing for the sale of the Danish
West Indies to the United States came
up for the first time in open session III
the folkething during the day.
The premier and foreign minister,
DR.. DeuntZer. replying to several speak
ers, said Denmark acted in the best in
terests of the islanders in negotiating
the treaty. Denmark in fact. was mere
ly receiving compensation for her obi
cations in connection with the islands.
The United States had acted in the best
faith and with friendliness throughout
the negotiations.
The minister added that he felt as
surcd the great republic could and
would give the islands Il better position
I'M the world than they had ever Ell
joyed before
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
The Vice OF Ma gg'ng

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but a nagging woman always need
help. She may be so nervous and run
down in health that tribes annoy hel
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sleeplessness, constipation or falntln9
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14

Berlin, March 14.-Before the tariff
commission of the reichstag the for
pign secretary. Baron Won Richthofen
criticised the action of the committee
in providing for higher duties on Ital-
ian flowers and vegetables. He said
such action would make it impossible
to conclude commercial treaty with
Italy The government, the secretary
continued. could not agree to such OBJ
stinacy
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
DR.. T.. De Witt Ta1naEe Ill.

Witt Talmage. who was brought, here
sick from Mexico in charge of Mrs.
Talmage and physician, is reported
to be only slightly better. He is scarce
ly able to speak above a whisper. DR..
Talmage was attacked with influenza
IN the City of Mexico March 3.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-14
General Stanley Dead.

Washington. March 14-Major Gen
eral David s. Stanley, U. s. A., retired.
notable figure in many campaigns
and one of the few remaining corps
commanders Of the western army. is
dead at his residence here, aged seven
ty-three years, Of chronic Bright's dis
ease. He was president Of the Society
of the Army of the Cumberland.