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SURGERY FOR NEURALGIA.
Nerve Centre Removed From . Clergy
mans Head TO lure Ills AiIment.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27-Neuralgio pains so
intense that the victim was unable for two
weeks TO open his lips, even TO take nour-
ishment, were the experiences Of the Rev
DIR. William A. Stark. pastor Of the Broad
way German Methodist Episcopal Church.
Powerful drugs used proved ineffective as
remedies, and although the patient was
greatly weakened by the ordeal 20 which
he had been subjected his physician ad-
vised an operation.
In recent years it has been discovered
that the suffering resulting from this
malady can be permanently relieved by
destroying the roots Of the Gasserian
ganglia, where the nerves causing the
trouble originate. DR.. Stark consented
TO the operation and II was performed on
last Saturday at the Jonn Hopkins Hos
pilal. The patient was able to go out for
a walk yesterday in the hospital grounds.
the skull. In order TO remove the roots IL
was necessary 60 cut through the frontal
bone. The operation will not affect the
sense Of feeling in DR., Stark's face eX-
cept so far az the neuralgia pains are con-
cerned.
DR.. Stark has been n great sufferer from
the disease for eighteen years. IL was
formerly the custom to sever the nerve
which caused the suffering, and on two
occasions DR.. Stark underwent operations
of this kind. They gave him temporary
relief, but being assured that the more
serious operation would remove the trouble
permanently, he submitted TO the knife
Of the surgeon.
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News Notes From virginia.

~ a Ncu Poet IN he Frcdericksburg Free Lance.
The wind. the cold. the rain. the snow
Hold camlNHlS now around zero,
While occasionally, between the plays,
The sun sends down some smiling rays,
with all these Ills It's understood
No. wins ever blows, unless some good
hcfhtiN % ne being, th.ug or place
Mistake II rot. lis through HS grace.
For all our wants Will be supnlied.
As TINS has been CNcmpltaed:
Not even u sparrow falls - the ground
Unless his eyes arc watching down.
Death has ial9 g. chn,y hand
one Of Greene CCuuty'S kMuest men,
Whose life has fun Of good deeds been;
A man OF worth aud lofty mind,
or public trust-was true and kind
a veteran Of tne ClNl Nar.
High ~ councils OF State ana law;
Was educated 90 a high degree
At NlrCluta'S lniNef,lty,
free school teacher for twenty years-
As a moral man. was without peers.
HIS home on the South River lay.
The pneumonia tooE Ms We sgsyi
HIS mortal face wen no more See
Ills wife was Miss AIyerta Malone,
Who survives him wIth three children
or seven brothers only one survives,
Frank Nc, the Judge, being yet alive.
John smith. with lee and shoulder broke.
Suffered a pafalytIc stroke.
Al the age OF seventy years and two
Three times married may yet pun through
Old sister Mallory from sorrow is free.
Died at her nome TO -day az Ouinuuc,
This dear old sister NAl forever remain
VIA her loved husband united again.
oulnt Vowel dd a good deed to-day.
By bringing your %sef'nnt a load OF hay.
Assisted by Justin, a younger htolher-
= friend has promised nm announcer
Mr.. y. b. Early is lingering SIN,
And may rrCONCr-Nv pray Hr WI.
The ordeal he has now W!tIstnnd
Mould expand his sphere for doing food.
Mrs. Isaiah Estes Is sick agAin,
And never has been free % pain,
Not since that cycu'ful dav
Her horse took f-lgAt ana ran away.
We uIc the pian 80 scatter seed
Where TIE humgry birds ran feed.
And Thereby alleviate dSlrcSs-
A plea Of the Charlottesville Progress.
0UINQUE. Va, Feb .. = - H.
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Oriental SunNity.

From he Ypuh's Companion.
The gentleman Of the last feels bound,
out OF politcues~. 20 give one the answer
that will prove most agreeable An Eng
fish traveller reports from northern India
the result obtained from intelligent natives
by repeated inquiries.
Els u FAR 10 Clst>-
Not 80 far. yoTr highness'
zone or two ko-''
-Yc-. your highness.'
isn't II three2"
1T may be-. your highness.'
is that what IL isg"
1T may he Eve or six, your highnesa-
Then why did you say II was one or twot'
10 please your highues-
"NoW. what Is III" real di-tsnoef'
Whatever your highncss pleases"
Here : %anotfcr specimen, Ata certaio
village toe traveller Inquired Of the pIop'T
Official, the .c.utwal, at TO supplies. -AiT
Egg. or milk"
PLENTY your hishness.-
Plenty. your highness.- and so on through
the list
They were told there was plenty Of every-
thinc SO they ordered a lot OF things 70
be brought, aud rejoi'od IL the ida Of plenty
mix, egg and butter bling occasionally
scarce: but nothing cane. Then they Anaiy
sent for the Official agaiu.
Where arc the eggs"
There are no eggs. may II please your
-No cges' Well. where's the mllks-
MA 1t please your highness. | cannot
Cannot fnd any mnk' What do you
mennF Where are the Cowsg"
There are not any COWS, your highness.'
IMP why did you say there were plenty
TO please your highness-
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and other valuable thoughts come 10 his
quickened brain without harm To his body.
Released from his position he calmly lights
a cigarette and proceeds to conduct the
troops TO the place OF CunCealmeut or pr-
tiently awaits further developments, know
ing that II his story = not authenticated
the dos, will he repeated.
Haziug in an American college is barbar-
Gus beside 1t. II l. to be- commended. Other
treatment Is bungicsome ana crude. This
H. artistic. maxwell =. SIMPSON, NJ. D.,
Late Captain and Assistant Surgeon s. v.
and Surgeon Maoabsbe Scouts,
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Philadelphia slowly Soldering I'D.

From fhf Ph7ddeIphla Etc0iN0 IcIocrdph.
Drunkenness Is on tho decrease In Phila-
delphia. This II proven by the report Of
the operations Of the Department of Pub
lie Safety curing 1901, which has just been
completed by Director English and sub
mitt,d to Mayor Ashbridso. The report
shows that during last year the total ar
rests made IN this city numbered elise.
ceding year. II also demonstrated that
there we're less pilferinG. pOckct0ook snatch
ing ana general crime than Tor many pre-
Ceding years. The total arrests made for
intoNicntion were 29,62l. a falling on OF ia
from last year,
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"CzAR" No.s57. English Porcelain.

English porcelain decorated with ar
tistic sprays of pink flowers with
sage green leaves and two lines of
gold on edge.
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"6Hy chine ana Nass Righf"
]1ICC|NS
West 2lst and West 22nd Street.
FINE CHINA. RICH CUT GLASS
$40, 900 WORTH
OF DINNER WARE
TO BE SOLD AT
so Cents on the Dollar.

At an average reduction of exactly one-haIf the regular
price we propose closing out Immediately fifteen 0J different
patterns of handsomely decorated and desirable French and
English dinner sets. This is an absolute and unreserved
closing sale. In most instances an entire dinner set can be
selected, from others you may be able to "ll in" some set you
now have. Roast sets, Soup sets, Salad sets, Dessert sets, and
combinations of all kinds can be selected from different pat
terms all at a saving of one-half, and one-half is quite a saving.
1t is not too early to anticipate your wants for the spring re-
furnishing of Town or Country House. and this is an opportu-
nifty which is very seldom offered, and it is only that it is
important to close these out at once that we offer this unusually
large reduction. The goods will be displayed in the middle
section of store No. 81. 1t is impossible to describe the differ
ent patterns or give prices in detail and to give you a general
idea we give below prices of two patterns only, which must
answer as an illustration for the others. We wish 1t distinctly
understood that these are not a lot Of seconds" gotten to-
gether for this purpose. but are our very best goods which we
have had in our dinner ware department, many of them being
patterns which We have had for some years and now desire to
close out. Read on
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No Better Authority 4, 20 he Found On
Fashion
and the latest Matters Of Interest 20 Woman.
Aan No Sun and EVENING sus.-Ads,
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LIMOGES NO. 6257.

Decorated with artistic rococo border
design of small blue forget-me-nots
and delicate pink rose buds also
FURNISHED goldlace work on shoulder
of plate, handles stppled Furnished
qold.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
AN ACCIDENT
Freight Train Strikes a
Sleigh
TWO INJURED
St. JohnsbuIy Observes Burns
Birthday

st. Johnsbury, Jan. 27.-A south
bound freight at noon Saturday struck
a sleigh containing George M. Park
Of Lyndon and his II year old 1augh-
te', Sarah, at a blind crossing just
north Of st. Johnsbury Center. Mr.
Park escaped with slight injuries,
but the girls leg was broken and her
head seriously injured. She was TAX
en- to Brightlook hospital and her re-
covery is expected.
Robert Burns birthday and the
third anniversary Of the Scotia Club
was celebrated here Saturday evening
by a largely attended meeting in
Atheneum hail under the auspices Of
the club. President Alexander Dun
nett presided and gave an address Of
welcome. Dr. William Allan Nelson
of Harvard University gave an ad-
dress on the poet and his works and
read several Of his best known poems.
He also read Kipling's McAndrew's S
Hymn and The Last Night, from A
Window in Tnrums. Mrs. Hubert w.
Brooks and Clarence Fl. Dempse, sang
several Scottish songs. A reception
in the Art Caller, followed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

ed saloons have wrought similar and
even more disastrous results, and In
the light Of these and many more ex.
periments OF like nature and like re-
suit, he is m 'st EN- phatically opposed
to asking, or even allowing, with his
consent, Vermont to try an expert
ment which be knows, IL he knows
anything at all, could only result In
her deep disgrace and utter sorrow.
And In regard to the injury that is
evidently being wrought by many
Vermont's town liquor agencies, the
fault is plainly not with the law but
partially with the agents themselves,
but largely with the county commits
sioners, some Of whom never should
have been thought of for a posi-
ton that concerns, perhaps, the high
est wei are Of the people.
The remedy for this evil is with the
citizens of the dominant party when
they meet in their several town eau,
cuses to choose delegates to represent
them in the county conventions. Let
them see to IL that the right kind OF
men are nominated for county com.
missioners, and fewer agencies will be
conducted and Justly complained of as
"rum hole s. than is the case at pres
ent.
L. F. FORTNEY,
Jan. "a, 1902. Plainfeld, Vt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
ROYALTON.

o. Morse was in East Randolph
Thursday.
White River Grange will hold a sc :
ciable a'ssW A. Farnham's Thursday
evening, Jan. 30.
Miss Beatrice Joy has been quite i'll
recently
Harvey Peake has the scarlet fever
Several are 10 quarantine.
White River Grange will give the
last two degrees to six candidates at
it's meeting on Saturday, Feb. |.
The meeting will be called to order at
one O'Clock.
Mrs o l. Morse visited Mrs. .. D.
Peake in South Randolph few days
recently.
Charles Brooks has gone to New
Hampshire to work and his family will
move there soon.
Mrs e. d. Sweet spent several days
with Mrs. j Bennett in Barnard last
week.
HARTFORD.
Mr.. ScAnnell's little son has b. en-
very i'll r. celtly.
Peter Terrll has moved across the
river. to house on Main street.
Little Bradleigh Newton has been
i'll the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Sturtevant has been on
the sick list.
S2S was realized from the entertain.
ment given under the auspices Of the
Mems Circle. q
Little Harland Chadbourne and
Gordon Barron have been quite sick
the past few days.
There was no preaching service at
the chapel Sunday, as the people WISH
ed to hear Rev. G.. w. Morrow's ad.
dress on temperance at Pease hall.
Miss En- IA Frye of Oakland, Cal,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. w.
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hdzen gave
dinner party last Tuesday.
Rev. G.. W. M ,rrow was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs IL. G Pease A part of
last week.
Pro. Geo. Bartholomew, With his
daughter, Mrs. Eisman, and children,
OF Ohio are the guests Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Marcus Bartholomew.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
BRITISH news
Oil King Studying Mar
kets
OF EUROPE
Considers That Of Great
= Britain The Best

London, Jan. 27-Mr. Forward Of
Cleveland, pioneer in the Beaumont,
Tex oil field, has arrived here from
BakU, Russia. He says that the me-
thods, machinery and antiquated / ieaS
used in the Russian oilfrld are as
crude as Russian oil. The Baku pro-
ducers are paying Russia royalty Of
seven copecks per pood Of oil which
can only be sold for five copecks. They
are ignorant of the way Of stopping
the flow Of oil when they want to,
thereby losing largely. The produc-
tion Of Baku is equal to that Of the
rest of the world, but the Beaumont
field, in two years, will produce an
equal quantity.
Mr.. Forward who has been studying
the markets OF Europe, which he in
tends to develop, is convinced of tneir
immense scope. He does not propose
to compete with the Standard OIL
Compan He says there is room for
all, The best market is Great Britain
where fuel oil can be sold largely. The
British are adopting new ideas quick
er than the Continental peoples. 1t
will be harder to develop the market
in Germany, where they are slow to
appreciate fuel oil.
The Sunday Review prints an arti-
Gle on the Panama G, nal, in which it
eescribeS Fran ,e as the sufferer by the
perfection with which the Americans
are able to drive hard bargain. 1t
Sayh that the directors and sharehold-
ers OF the Panama Company were
completely hoodwinked by the Amer
ican bluff, and adds that The Ameri.
cans made a better bargain, perhaps,
than is seemly in international deal
inyS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
WEDDING AT WASHINGTON
Especial to TELEGRAM)

Washington, Jan. 27.-- A quiet
home wedding took place here SAJur-
day night at 8 O'Clock when at the
home of the bride Miss Alma Clough
was unitsd in marriage to Mr. Dean
Corliss. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Grant Van Blancom
in the presence Of the immediate rela-
tiveS.
The bride is a popular young lady
who graduated from Goddard Semi
narJ few years ago. She has for
the past year been bookkeeper at the
store OF J. L. Dix at Eist Barre. The
groom is well known clerk at the
same store and the young couple have
many friends who unite in wishing
them much happiness.
Tl y will reside at East Barre
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
INSTALLATION AT EAST BARRE
Especial to TELEGRAM.)


East Barre, Jan. 81. - The officers
Of John A. Logan o. V. u, were in
stalled la It Friday evening the gath
The installa ion was pu bile and was
well attended by members and friends
of the order. The Ladies Relief
corps were In attendance and made
the evening pleasant by their genial
presence. The officers of the Post
were installed by the Past Commander
q. p. Jones of Barre city assisted by
the very etficit mt help OF George w.
Wise Commander and Chief and are
as follows:
Col, Levi S,rgent
Lieut. COL. Z. p. Jones.
Q NJ, J. e. Rollins.
Ad., Geo. w Wise.
Chap l. l. Cheney
Officers If the Day. G. NJ G chran,
o G., l. w. Bates.
Sent, w. f. PatterSo
After the business Of the evening
was finished some very interesting re-
marks were made by most of the
newly ins' allied ot1lc RS, making de.
termination to make the year OF their
service one of great interest and hon
or IT, themselves by the assistance Of
the o her comrades. After this re-
fr sinner is were served ia a bountitul
way by the Relief Corps. Owing to
the sickness OF the installing officer of
the La lies Relief Corps. Mrs. George
Lapoint, they were not installed, as
was expected, but if nothing pre-
vents, will be az the next regular
meeting.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
GRANITENILLE

Arrangements have been made
whereby the stores Of W. H Miles
and e. n. Aldlich Will be closed Wed.
nesday evenings. CONNIE ncing Ian. 20
O'Clock.
Tue funeral of Edmond, the seven
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs Alex
LIE Tourneau was held at the Catholic
church al $50 yesterday morning.
Burial in the Catholic cemetery at
Barre
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
DANGEROUS REMEDY

Editor TELEGRAM:
While all true friends Of law and
order probably agree with you editor
ial connentS in recent issue Of the
Tr1EeEAM with reference to the
shameful manner in which many Of
Vermont's town liquor agencies are
heinz conducted and also with refer
ence to the deplorable non enforce
mept Of the prohibitory law in many
places md ye' it is also probably true
e that .arge m1j9ri1y Of these same
neopIe ,egard the remedy which you
suggest as cure. or at lea as sub
stltlte for these evils as not only dan.
oerous but as absolutely fatal to the
highest welfare Of people who never
did themselv greater honor than
:. when through their chosen repreSen-
trative, they made it crime against
the state Of Vermont, as it has always
been against Heaven, for any one to
keep an open liquor saloon within her
border. The license system, as a
,icure all" for the SO called defects OF
prohibtory laws, or as a substitute
therefor, has been tried Thousand
times elsewhere with more disastr us
effects,
Does Vermont need or desire the
scars and bruises and all the deoauch-
ery that are the inevitable results
Of egalized saloons? When we have
known that our neighbors' children
on all sides of us have been horribly
burned while ''playing with fire" why
should We urge those within our own
household "to try" the same ex-
pertinent?
The writer's native t)wn in West
Vefginia for the first time since the
state was admitted into the Union
Qn 1863, concluded, last yea, ''to
try" the saloon system. The ''saloon
element" had wished and even yearn.
cd to try the system before but were
never strong enough to succeed with
out the votes and valuable assistance
Of few Christ ians and one or two
editors, Around and about these
classes the saloon advocates spun
threads from their finest theories and
used upon them their trappiest argu'
ments until they won over enough
votes to carry the first election in this
new century,
That year Of legalized saloons in
that town has left behind it a record
Of bloody assaults, heartacheS and dis
asters tn 1t viii long blight its history
and its nam. Ole years experiment
With th se ega'ized saloons was am
pie eool51 to bring sanity to the
minds ard Q nitence to the hearts OF
OF all TIL Christians and editors who
voted win and for the saloons last
year. I icy vot ID against them with
arelish mis- year and thus Helped to
gain a 81 nal vict) t,r the cause Of
law an! d r. And such wo aid be
tho resl.- IN Y ermo 1T every time If
the classes nam ed wou d vote and use
Their influence as 4 unit agaiast every
prop pISti9n t. lie sal ze the liq1or
taAi;
The writer has IN min other to 3ns
n West Virginia, New Y 'rk a I'd Ca1-
ana, Where experiments with les sl',z-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
TO RUIN GRANITE BUSINESS
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Columbus o., Jan. q, -- There is
about to be introduced in the Legis-
iature here, by R. preventative Wayne
OF Hamilton county, bill 'providing
for standard m )nument for the resi-
denis OF the state OF O lio a1d to regu-
late their construction and the cost
OF said monuments to be limited and
all memorials to be erected in accor-
dance " ith this law, and further, that
perso rs shall be forbidden to purchase
or cause to be erected any monument
or memorial before their DEATH
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
COLD WAVE COMING

Washington; IAN. 27. A special
weather bulletin says cold wave ex-
tends over the entire country west Of
the Alleghenies to the Pacific With
zero weather in southern Missouri
and fire zing in Texas. This cold
wave will scover the entire Atlantic
coast Tuesday night with fall of 20
degrees.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
NEWBURY BANKRUPT

Burlington. Ja1. 27.-The petition
ic voluntary bankruptcy of Medea
La atang, laborer OF Newbury was
dled at the district court clerks Office
10 this city today. His liabilities are
1926. assets $4S6. SO exempt $50 so.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
SWITCHMAN KILLED

White River Junction, Jan. 27. -
Joseph Carroll, nineteen years old, a
switchman in the Central Vermont
yard, while passing through an open
tain was caught by a train which
closed suddenly, an1 he was pinched
so badly that he died.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
BROKE RECORD
More Patents Issued Last
THAN EVER BEFORE
New York State Received Lar.
gest Number

Washington, Jan. 27-The patent
office issued z7,3713 patents during the
past year, making the1year record
breaker. New York state received
the largest number One was issued
to Philippine citizen, one to Porto
Rican and l to Hawaiians.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
A NEW HOTEL
Special to TELEGRAM.

IoPtCIdI IV ELEFK NJ.
Graniteville, Jan. 27-There is con.
siderable interest hore over the rumor
that parties IN Barre city are serious
ly considering the project Of building
a new hotel at this place. More def
nate information will be given in a
few days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, Jan. 25 Vermont
pensions: Increase, restoration, reis-
sue, ETC., Nelson Prior, Jericho, $17;
OrlondO s. Osborn, Weston. Sl2; re.
newal, widows, etc. Matilda Bad
ge", "mother" East Burke, $12.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
THE TRANSFERS STIKE

Boston, Jan. 27-The r. S. Brine
Transportation Co. is running II
teams today, most OF them four horse.
The usual police escort is in attend
ance The morning passed off unusual
ly quiet. Fred Cailtield, injured by a
thrown brick last week is expected
out in a week or ten days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
MAPLE SUGAR MAKERS
Especial to TELEGRAM

Burlington. Jan. p. The ninth
annual meeting of the Vermont Maple
Sugar Makers Association will be
held here Wednesday and Thursday
Feb. 5th and 9Th. Many noted speak
erS will be present. The railroad will
give the uSual.convention rates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

WANTED-Several ladies or gentlemen
of good appearance and well acquainted
in Barre to make an advance canvass
for a high class entertainment En-.
quire of Mr.. Bennet at City Hotel, Thurs
day. between s end a. m. 245-47P
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
47c EACH
The Mems Shoe Sale

Don't forget our discount sale OF
Mems fine shoes. This is an impor.
tant offer as our sales already testify.
The most up-to-date styles and every
kind o. leather to select from, includ-
ing Vici kid, Velour Calf, Patent
Calf, Enamel. etc
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
55c EACH

| lot Mems fine underwear. wool
ileeced lined, an exceptional value at
80 cents, to close at only
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
Wish To Announce *4*
GRAND
IS DAYS SALE
OF NECKWEAR
lC0 dozen of the finest SOC
and 75c qualities in all styles
including Four = in hands,
Tecks, Puffs, etc, at only
35c EACH

This is without question the great
est neckwear offering, the Barre buy.
ing public has yet known, and it is tc.
prepare our stock for spring arrivals
of neckwear invoices. 1t is also an op-
portunity to excel if possible our
usual custom of giving our customers
exceptional bargains at stated inter-
walls. See our great window display.