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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
TO BREAK THE STRIKE
Operators Are Engaging Men and AS
Sert That They Have Enough
TO GET SEVERAL cOLufRIRS STARTED
4 Number Of the Strikers in the HALE.
tor Region Are Alleged TO Have
Applied for Jobs.

wllkesbsrre, Pa. July 5.-The move
ment Of empty coal cars along the raii-
road sad unusus! activity about several OF
the coiheries In this region indicate to the
strikers that an EFFORT will be made In &
few days TO start work al some OF the
collieries The operators assert they Asve
sufficient men under enlightenment. both re-
turned strikers ana imported men, 10 ulan
several collieries. While they vii! not sd-
nit work may be resumed next week. there
IS general belief that efforts viii be
made, In the HaEelton pegion 3 number
OF miners are said 20 have applied TO Par
dee's colliery for work In response to a
notice OF the company that It was ready
to receive applications. In the Wyoming
region all Indications point to & resunptioo
of work at several collieries In4cstioDs
point TO general understanding among
operators to resume operations at an an.
pointed time
Officials OF the union cognizaut Of what
IS being done are busy. Pickets are watch
Ing the mines. and all moves are reported
TO headquarters, and II any effort Is made
10 gather men the strikers viii endeayor,
by large picket committee. to see them
before they 20 TO work and dissuade them.
In the Hazelton region they turned many
back this morning, an especially strong
picket line being established about the col.
Aery Of Coke Bros. Co.. where the build.
Ing OF strong bGrbsd wire stock.de
backed with bArricsde yesterday, lends
color TO the belief that an effort is 10 b,
made there 70 resume work.
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MICHEL CONFIDENT.
Believes the Anthracite Miners Win Win
Their Slike.

Se'eNes the anthracite Miners Win Win
Their Slike.
"nkessaFFe, Pa, July 6.-Presiaenl
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers de.
hTefed AZ address before the striking nre-
men who held meeting n this city 10.
day II Mr. Mitchelrs remarks are 70 De
taken as the sentiment al strike heaa.
quarters these IS little probability thar tne
miners are ye; willing 70 give up the night.
Mr.. Mitchell spoke as follows; "A an
wei pleased with the showing made by
the steam men 10 obeying the strike order
ana The nFmneBs displayed by them ever
since. TITS Is the battle Of our lives, as
" means the success or downfail OF our
rnioH In the anthracite region.
'Oi al tie strikes OF my recollection or
o. any that / have ever participated IN
tsere never was one ! was 50 confident OF
winning Is this one, And let me tell you
teat the cay is rot far away when my
words VIA come true,
Those fellcw workers amnnE your
cram WHO refused 70 obey the strike order
ana tAoEe few WAC deserted you since
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
FIRE IN A PACKING HOUSE
SWIFT & co.'s CHICAGO PLANT sUF-
FERS a HEAVY LOSS.
Fouf-story Structure Containing Largest
Single Office Room IN the United
States Destroyed.

Chicago, July 5-By s IRE which broke
cut lu ,hoy plant AZ the stock yards To.
nl.At, swift, * Co. suffered loss which S.
estimated az $4,000 by the officials q
the comPsay. The nre was confined 10 one
Sui'1lag standing ct the intersection Of
Packers avenue and Broadway This
structure was four stories blrA, built o.
brick and was 600 feet square. The hrst
hoor was occupied By the wholesale meat
market Of the company, the second by the
shipping department and the third and
fourth by the general Offices OF ;ne com
pGny. The latter are said 70 have
been the largest slngle offices in the
united States. more than 500 EN-.
ployes working On one q the floors
IN a single room The cause OF tho arc Is
not known. but II was discovered near tbs
engine room. II spread so rapidly that 1t
was found impossible 10 save anything IN
the bnnaiag, Within an hour after the
are WAS discovered the building was ruined
The burned building adloins portions o; TIE
plants Of Armour i Co, and Libby, Men u
4 Libby and for time the mrs depart.
meni had desperate asht to keep taesa
buildings fFom the names bur managei 80
eonhne the nre 10 the building Ia which IL
had broken cut, All The books aud ONCE
records 81 swift b Co. were IN the build.
ing In hreprO0f vaults,
", J. Moi3onleis, the superintendent OF
ths plant, said tonight that the loss VIII
aggregate fully 81 ,lO1OoO. Everything In
snd about the building was destroyed The
insnrnnee viii cover the loss,
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der ais direction, administered IN greater
part all the punis1Tnelts above -eferTed
TO IS reported as conclusive by Colonel
Crow8eT, who expresses the view that
their trial therefore. II COW possible. would
81 neces sity he followed By conviction and
severe punishment, lie also reports that
such sction in tie case Of the Sergeant
Edwards can not De held for the reason
that upon publication i- the ds4iy press q
the fact that snch Charges had been made
agsinst him and that 81 investigation had
been instituted and preliminary ection look
ing e his trial ordered by the secretary Of
war, ale deserted the service on May = AZ
san Francisco, Colo. ard has not sancs
been apprsL ended.
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VII have ressoH 10 rsg-sf thsir action.
als great strike viii never be so "a
Via ny consent unless every man LAT
81 h.s plsee VITA rs in our battle shali
ue returned 10 his former position"
MI Mitchell also ADVISED the nresnen
q remain nrm and determined and success
was certain,
AaAm hescAsage, vice president OF dis.
hsst No ], IN en- address tonight SAID,
pess e stand ~ the Bii,s workers unti
y = rspaftsa thaf United STATES zen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
Bic Sales Of Jewels.

London, July AIT ChriSties auction
rooms YESTERDAY and In the preseaoe OF
LoFd Rosebery, Earl De Grey, some Of tAe
Indian princes in London and prominent
Americans Ead South Africans, thirty oas
lots OF jewe.Fy were sold In seventy min.
utes for fS0526 single peaT-shspsd
pearl weighing 2iD grains realized fl3,5 800.
A necklace Of foFty-seFen pearls. weighing
l00o grains, brought en- 200, and 4 rope OF
222 pearls, weighing 2320 grains, was sold
for ll6 TO0
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housTOM.

The eoartr ar;ao,f@ttc ezc-etiTe commit
t,e met, sppa.uiel naanSe aad genesa.
committees AID leyiea a4g.ficnai assess
risnss upon t4e various uammees
Ds A. r. scott. nitsa5eF O. the beaia
board from tae fIf,h ward, teuieged ais
rests nation to tho mayo
She hody Of E.h.iAse q. Husi was
shipped 10 Ds,.as for la1crm1H aticS ar
prcpriate exercises haa noei acid "a Jals
city.
congressman Bau passca throuRa hoas
tor eu rontc 10 his nome IN neHg'eits
making a snort stop here. Ii2 chats OF n,
deep water project.
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WASHINGTON.

China rms Sppealed TO the Ua!tea states
20 nave the foreign COMMANDERS az 11sn
ztin deprived q their power TO esuse &C.
lsF md sunoraaes.
Nr. hsunr Is definitely 4 canosabts ssr
rae republican presidential nnrninGf1ua
Csinese govsrnment appeals 70 TIE Unltea
stntes to help secure the evEcuatioa %
Tsen Tsiu
Gepsrtl Smith VIII be reprlnzudee-
The president issues az ar1er TrohieiSiag
the exerc3st Of outside inhusnce u seeur-
Ing pror7otion II tie classified DIV! sesr-
srs
Leutensaf Arncld acquitted q direct
fnvwiedge az cruelty u FIlplnos
Ecosevelt snid 10 Re il esrues: lu trying
70 Secure ieglsiutlor ter tae regulation az
trusts
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Prof. kIsch Appointed.

Berlin, July S;--Hsass = -lsea, farmer
~ eenduetes Of the Boston ,symphnny or
chesirs, has besa eiactad thu principal as
tho Lespsis conservatory 81 music, which
Is probably f1e Germsn Institution best
sAssn ln A9ssiea, Ne spseeeas ke;RssEe,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
SPORT

Gold Hcels w!as the Br1shtoa naadc'p
AID established new worlds ite"r- Ter
mile and qgprJer Oh circular track.
SIX shooter viG5 he sseaI %estera
tandietF
Dsly w.as 80 this ,rot ies and fTyl 'u
IN pacu At HaadNiie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
PraIslnn Amerlean Yacht..

Berlin, June b.--rne papers hare arr
laying great stress Oh the success Of tns
American yaehis in ina regsit- a. Aiel
Dls Woeht sAysl rAs IN many etneI
spheres Arasxlca lriumphs "a thls rear !
regatta" In discussing the AstsoE's per
fermsnser shs writsss .sEms,s. thai rns
eessxT Eaur.sa walIs n tp9l21a
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aAlLRoAls.

Only opc ROAD has been pul in tae halds
.. ienrifeg au lne lao2.
gl,c colsaiis iun's DOCKET for t-i7 wee g.
lltht oge.
Dallas * 70 gel the Rock Islaad IS the
ress,t % conference hold Et For Nouh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

London. July 5.-An the Oh fsf~'|
the then;ers have had good VIZ
chief feature was the nnnher sN|
mst.nsex and az the coreluss'n l ~
fermapces receptions OF TIE ssrS
tnlers After next week fae
begin 80 close. ~ l
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

oae woman killed and tweniF persons
;a,urrd n street accident q; Boulder.
Cole
coionsi J. n snitbee commits ssicide al
Laftle Rock.
Twelve persons killed II . wreck on the
Glorers Lake N. " railroE6.
President Roosevelt has arrived at oyEter
Hr-
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ators Quay ana Penrose ere 70 uss
influence with President Baer q W
delphla and Reading railroad 80
President Roosevelt to bring anon' z
cable settlement OF the strike.
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RLMLNBLR
We never rait-
Tepiefert any,
thirt Give ~
tisi and you
will be OF !
friend.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
Tl7717 4V 0g9 I XIV l71 'g5l "W
CITY VIEWS.

The regular meeting Of the Painters
Union will be held at 80 tonight, aa
the members of the executive com.
mituee are to meet with the Central
Labor Union.
| The case OF State VS.. Chas. Church
Ill, violation OF city ordinance, has
been continued until Dec. 8, on &C.
count Of tie absence of . material
witness. .5,
The case Of James Morgan, furnish.
ing, has been continued until tomor.
row. Morgan entered a plea OF not
guilty.
There will be a regular meeting Of
tho Ladies Aid of St. Monica's church
at the Convent at 7,30 tonight.
Mrs. Charles Bragg died at about
$50 this morning at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Parsons, lis
South Main St. Mrs. Bragg was
about 10 years OF age. The funeral
will be held from the house at 2 pm,
Thursday.
w. H. Gladding returned this
morning from visit in Randolph.
Miss Ruby Upham, daughter OF T.
G. Upham, proprietor Of the Sea Side
Hotel, Old Orch ard, Me-, is visiting
Mrs J. G. Batche.der.
H. A. Rueg today put up an illumi-
mated sign in front Of G. Fl. Campbells
fruit store advertising the Star cigar
machire e,
VIVA. Jeffries was arrested last night
by Odlcer :Gauthier. Before Judge
Fay this morning Jeffries pleaded
guilty to intoxlcation and was fined
s5 and costs Of ss.49 which he paid.
A. A. Sargent for the state,
To be sure Of a special Car return.
ing from Montpelier after the hearing
before the joint committee on tenn.
peraDce Wednesday evening, all who
wish to return on that Car must leave
their names at browns drug store be-
fore O'Clock p m. Wednesday.
Miss Billiards cooking school opened
yesterday and will be continued every
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at 365 North
Main street. A desire has been ex.
pressed for morning class, also an
evening class in chadng-dish cook.
ing for ladies and'gentlemen. Should
q sutacient number wish to join these
extra classes they will be formed at
once. Miss Billiard may be reached by
telephone 1928. Menu for regular
2 O'Clock class tomorrow. White al.
mond soup, swedish timble cases
with creamed chicken, tomato jelly
salad, lady fingers, coffee. A few
more can be Accommodated in this class.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
CITY news

G. N. Field Of New York has been
teleEraphed for to come home at once
as hix mother, Mrs. E. A, Field is
seriously Ill. "'
Dan Sullivan the right tackle on
the Defenders foot ball team has re.
turned from Massachusetts, whore he
has been on hunting trip.
Henry White went to Waterbury
yesterday.
H. E. Preston returned to his home
in Waverly, Mass, last night,
John Ball and wife were called to
Montreal this morning by the death
of Mrs. Balls father.
the Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Corners % Pleasant street Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'nlock.
The Over the Teacups Club will
meet with Mrs. Jackson Thursday
afternoon at $50. Quotations from
George Eliot.
The city is having the coal drawn
from the pumping station atcve South
Barre and put into the basement Of
the city hall for use in the furnaces
there.
H. e. Cutler Of Burlington was in
the city last evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
Woman Woa|th Is Hs,Ith
,4AINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
GIVES VITALITY VIGOR AND
STRENGTH TO DEBILITATED
AND RUNDOWN WOMEN.

1t is maintained by many disti1
guished writer's that the greatness O
nation depends much upon the ply
steal condition OF It's women. Thu
general conditions which contribute
to health and long life, are those
which do not imply rapid and un
equal exhaustion Of those powers by
which life Is maintained. While W.
assert that the women Of our land
stand peerless for beauty and the vir.
tues that make them lovable, we can.
not hide the fact that there are thou.
sands in our midst whu, owing to
overwork, worry, household cares,
and an unequal exhaustion of life pow
er, have become weak, nervous, sleep.
less, and debilitated.
We bring to the attention Of all
weary, respondent hopeless, and sick.
ly women earth's great rescuer a1d
healthbuilder, Paine's Celery Com
pound. Thousands Of healthy wo-
men around US owe their present vigor
activity, and robustness to Patne's
Celery Compound. Mrs. Stephen
Smith, 81. Paul, Mimi, tells how she
was snatched from the grave; she
says
II had bad attack Of la grippe
this spring and was at deaths door,
and no one ever expected me to re.
cover. was SO weak that as 81 on as
they brought me out Of one faint l was
in another. I could not take any
nourishment, ana doctors medicines
did me no good. A friend advised my
husband to get me bottle Of Paine's
Celery Compound, which he did, but,
had no faith in it. The second day
after taking the Compound, 1 began
get real hungry and took an interest
in things. I had everything that
money and loving care could supply.
and with that and Paine's Celery
Compound, I am now doing my own
work, while three months ago l was
almost in the grave. know that l
owe my health and strength to Paines
Celery Compound, and shall always
recommend it," 4Ar,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
SOUTH WOODBURY..

a.. SOUTH WOODBURY..
Several from here attended the
Goddard Montpelier football game 1T
Montpelier Saturday.
DR.. Hall visited his parents in Ash
burnham, Mass last week.
Harry Burnham spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Maine. rs, i:
Miss Gee Lilley, who has been
teaching school in Berlin, has return
ed home. 4,a'ae. az.
Burt Benjamin Is moving to the
Rawson Sabtn farm.
Miss Valma Wilbur Is at Mrs.
Harry Burnham's. ..,
Helon Blake, who WAS injured at
Goddard seminary in practice game
Of foot ball, came home Saturday to
recuperate. '''''
F, Dwight Coolidge and his sister,
who are attending st. Johuebury AGA.
DENY, spent Sunday at home. s
Miss Emma Hill finished success.
full term Of school here Friday, and
has returned to her home in Hard.
wick. s.f
Representative Benjamin was At
home over Sunday. ~ ''s"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
TLORODORA.

Judging from the already large I'd
vance sale Of seats, Encouragement Of
tho famous musical comedy, "Floro'
dora, at the Barre opera house next
Thursday evening will be . notable
one for the size and brilliancy Of the
audience. Never has more interest
been aroused in this city over an ap-
preaching theatrical attraction. The
tremendous success Of the pretty mu-
steal comedy in the two largest Eng
fish speaking cities in the world
New York and London-has, Of course
had great deal to Do with this. II
ran fsr nearly two years In New York
andli 10 nov On sits third year in Lon.
don. Iva' takes Oh attraction OF un-
usual merit to have such drawing
power and "Tlorodora" has that
merit. 1t is the reigning success and
bids fair to remain so for some time to
come.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
AUCTION SALE OF LAND.

will sell at public auction on the
10th day Of November A. D. 1902 at
2 o clock in the afternoon the follow.
ing described premises: Two acres
and SO square rods Of land, lying ad-
AGENT to the highway leading from
the village of East Barre to the vii
lage Of Graniteville Ia the town OF
Barre. 1t being part OF the laad be
longing to the estate Of Mary Ann
Valley, deceased late Of Barre. Said
lano is near the house 0 Felix Nc.
Whirk on the aforesaid highway The
above sale will be held on The premises
for sale and will be for cash to the
highest bidder.
WILDER A. Cutler, administrator
N. Barber. Aqctioneer. tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
p 80 ~ a. = - n %sfl
COLD WAVE COMING.

Washington, Nov. l0.-The wealth
er bureau at noon published the fol
lowing: Northwestern cold wave has
extended over the upper lakes, upper
Mississippi valley and middle western
states. and viii overspread middle
Mississippi and Ohio valleys lower
like region and the interior Of New
York ana western New England to-
night and Tuesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
81 ARTLINQ BUT TRUE.

''If every one knew what grand
medicine DR.. Kings New Life Pills is, -
writes D. H. Turner, Dempseytown,
Pa, ''you'll sell all you have in q day.
Two weeks use has made a new man
Of me-" Infallible for constipation,
stomach and liver trouble. Csc ut
w. II. Gladding, Barre and Or. j. H.
Macarthur of East Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11

STEPS WERE MADE FOR THOSE
without wings. Insurance is : step
ladder 80 that your family may reach
independence II you doDot accomplish
IL fer them.
National Life Insurance Co., Of Yer.
mont, (Mutual.) Organized In 1850.
s. S. Ballard, General Agent. N. b.
Ballard. Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3
Miles Block. Barre, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
WAITER PREDICTION,

Fair tonight and Wednesday Gen.
orally cloudy, probably showers in
Vermont. Warmer tonight In Yer.
mont. Warmer Wednesday. Light
variable winds becoming east to south.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
ORANGE.

e. H. Cutler recently sold pair Of
oxen to G. L. Sowles at Griffltha
mills.
There will be . social and oyster
supper at the town hall Friday even
ing Nov. II Entertainment will be
furnished ~ local talent
School In district No. 2 closed Fri.
day at which literary exercises we're
rendered by the pupils.
G. o. Peake was at Groton Satur.
Iaiajssissl e,,.~ e..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11

The Ladies Aid IT the Baptist
church meets In the church parlorx
Tuesday afternoon at S. Veal pie
supper served at s. All are invited,
supper IS cents. 1901
Just received, Wool Waists at G.
w. Lesrned's, 81 North Main ST.;
Averill block. 1902
All ladies interested 10 the fair are
requested to meet In the vestry Of tho
Universalist church Thursday at 2 p.
m, for further plans and work.
1888
A matter of interest will be d,scus-
sed at tine regular meeting Of the
Granite Polishers Union to be held
Wednesday evening at 1870 in Car
penters hall 1t is hoped that every
member will be present. ISL 81
Thursday Nov. 10, at 100 .. m.
there will be a special conclave Of
St. Aldemar Commandry, No. IL, K.
T., at their asylum, Masonic hall.
Work: Order Of the Temple. Per
Order q. B. Whitaker, En-. G.
r1' l8l.02
A fit in glasses with no separate
charge for examination at DR.. Han
sons once. A chaace@4te try them
before YOU buy. Prices no higher for
q sure thing than generally paid for
an uncertainty to someone who waa
never inside an eye hospital. LIT tt
5 The attention Of all advertisers Il
called to the notice, near the top OF
the editorial column, relative to tho
time for handing in copy for changer
OF Tor new advertisements. t. {.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. o-
Mrs ALFRED Chadbourne is enter
tanning her aunt.
Mrs. Fife Of Utica, N. Y, and her
neice, Agnes LIE Belle, are In town
for the winter.
Miss Jennie Roberts has returned
to town.
IL. Bugbee ha. returned from q
trip to Boston. ..sat
i While running last Thursday Corroll
Abbott fell and broke his leg.
The Ladies Aid will hold supper
10 the chapel Wednesday evening Nov,
II from $50 to 9 O'Clock. Admission
and supper Is cents. -
DThe helpful and inter ssttng address
given BY the pastor Sunday eve VA
"Under Sealed Orders
DR.. Marion Bugbee is In New
York. w..
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Stevens invit
ed their friends to meet with them or
Friday the second anniversary Of theil
marriage.
Miss G.. Foster Of Boston has beer
a recent guest of Mrs. Roland Stevens
The Ladies Missionary Society meet
with Mrs. Fl. G. Pease on Wednes
day.
The ecclesiastical co, neil will meet
to dismiss Rev. A. j. Lord from THU
church in the, chapel on Friday after
noon. .r.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tracey have
gone to Boston for the winter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
LATEST EDITION
CITY NEWS

Editor L. Is. Johnson of the Ran.
dolph Herald & News, was in town
last evening to attend the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nye OF North
Montpelier were in the city last even
ing. N
Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Lanes ,,daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Flora Clark and Mrs. Ellen
I Quimby have gone to Boston. After
staying there two. weeks they 60 to
Washington, D. c., to remain few
weeks.
Miss Maud Watt lett today for VOL.
colt.
The beard OF civil authority meets
at Z O'Clock next Monday evening
Nov. II in the city council chamber
for the abatement OF taxes.
The regular meeting Of the school
commissioners for this evening has
been postponed and will ne held later
when notice will be given.
George Bradshaw Of Chelsea and
Mrs. Charles Moorcroft of this city
left yesterday for Manchester, N. H.,
called there by the illness Il Francis
Bradshaw.
Red Mems meeting tonight at 7.S0.
Work, Warriors, degree. A large at
tendance is requested.
Harry Emerson went to Northdeld
this morning.
Elmore's dancing school opens to.
night In Miles .hak.
Jas. H. Williams or harrington
Ave-. will sell his household goods
Nov. 18TH. See adv't.
At a special meeting Of the Vincitla
club last night the folio wing commit.
tee was appointed to make arrange.
ments for the annual banquet: IN. J.
Roberts, DR.. F. M. Lynde, G. NJ.
Wiley, S. D. Allen and DR.. c. w.
Steele. The date and arrangements
are in the hands Of the committee.
Supt. Of Waterworks w. T. Camp
bell i, expecting to have busy week,
shutting of city water where the tax
has not been paid.
Regular convocation of Ruth Chap
ter, o. E. S., Wednesday evening at
O'Clock.
There was small audience, mostly
Montpelier people, at the opera house
last night to see Rose Coghlan in
"The Second Mrs. Tanqueary." 1t is
unfortunate that the public failed to
appreciate such an attraction. What.
ever may have been said in the way
Of criticism Of the play no one can
dispute that Rose Coghlan is one Of
the greatest actresses In the country.
General orders have been received
here from O. H Henderson lionel and
department commander Of the Patri.
archs MilitanttI o 0. F. ,ofVermont for
the institution Of Canton Buena Vista
No 5 at Windsor on Friday NOV. I4th.
The officers and Chevaliers of the First
Regiment are ordered to appear Ia
full dress uniform. Many members
from Barre are expected to attend.