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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-17
COMPANY. Limited.
Capital Stock, One Million Shares at par
value of Ten Cents each.
Five Hundred Thousand Shares of Treasury
Stock

Company composed of number Of leading business
Montpelier 1880 choice oil lands in
the Wyoming oil fields springs lands flow
. ing . hsh sauo y i"oioa""s ="
struck at a depth Of one hundred feet
. IN organizing the company 'e 'n""ase's nave r" ~ Pa
. Value o. tue sopcA az ' e'''' PEI "'e' Wv" P " ~
certain amount Treasury be sold. thus avoid
personal liability of stockholders under
he laws of this
One hundred twenty thousand shares Of Treasury
the market share The
gers estimate that sink
well of 1000 feet if necessary which will be done
> as sooa as necessary funds realized.
further information and stock call ON G. SYongberg
! the Bank of Montpelier, Idaho.
Some features of tn Company.
Excellent indications for oil. No personal
liability attaches to stockholders. Bonded
Treasurer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-17
Christian Science.
EDITOR EXAMINER

EDITOR EXAMINER
Every newspaper, tulflli
highest purpose, is for the
eminent Of the people. Every
who can assist in the iner
light is bound to do so or az
edge their failure. /, theref,
a few lines of your paper to
your subscribers why 'mi|
are the "enemies" of q
Science. We believe it rob
the Bible. How? / giv(
examples. The numbers
parenthesls are the pages in
and Health. ?"
GENESIS |
eff mind is first, it can
duce Its opposite matter.
is first, it cannot produd
Like produces like" (p.543
universe inclusive Of man II
nal as God" (p. $40. "lnl
chapter of Genesis We !
Science andTruth Of Divine
The second chapter contI
exact opposite of Scientific
(p. 5l4.)
GENESIS IL
That God formed man q
of the ground and breathed
nostrils the breath of lite
Sly mind hath made
male and female with sil
mand. (p. 5l7.) "'Fhe SCI
ter of Genesis is a false
(p. $3.50
GRNEsIs III
The temptation of Ada
as related in the Bible is
count. Up. 591.)
The legend Of the serpel
a dream-narrative. (p. 81
"The word Adam is fi
brew adamah, signlfyil
color of the ground, dus'
ness. Divide the name
two syllables, and it read
or obstruction. This sud
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

New Monte Carlos are being shown
at Fits.
At the regular meeting Of Clan
Gordon No. 10 to be held Monday
Nov. 18th nomination Of officers will
come up when all Clapsmen ought to
be present. 1896
II the question Of winter hosiery
and underwear is confounding you,
settle 1t ct Fits.
Graduated Optician at Holton's.
]78.tf
There will be q whist party ut
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge Saturday
mig ut. 1886
| A fine assortment Of Dress and
Walking Skirts at c. W. Learned's
"a North Main St., Averill block.
1885
| The Clover Club will meet with
Mrs. V. Richardson Nov. 18th at 2.15
p. m. Roll call. Quotations on Ven:
ice, Venice the pride Of the Adriatic.
Leader, Mrs. Jackson. Reading,
Gondola Days. 1856
A fit in glasses with no separate
charge for examination ct DR.. Ham
sons Office. A chance to try them
before you buy. Prices no higher for
sure thing than generally paid for
an uncertainty to someone who was
never inside an eye hospital. III tt
The attention of all advertisers is
called to the notice, near the top Of
the editorial column, relative to thu
time TO" handing in copy for chaagec
or for new Advertisements. TT.
so Men g Fall Suits range in price
from $40, $12 to s15, made with high
military shoulders and latest cut in
medium and dark colors, wooden and
woosted strictly union made with the
union labels sewed on In the coat,
pant, and vest pockets. To prove it
your choice this evening for . I, Is,
% and $40.
IS Little Boys Fancy Overcoats
made in Russian and American style,
loose back and long raglan style, in
medium and dark colors, sizes from 3
years to 10. Prices formerly a, S5,
% and o., your choice for this even
at 1915, $3.50, a and %.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

ing loans by savings banks
H. Ia, amending statutes relating
to libraries. Relating to amounts to
be voted by towns in order to secure
state AID for libraries.
HIST, authorizing the appointment
OF women on one or on each of the
boards of directors Of state institu.
tions.
H. 206, exempting polls Of all vet
Grams Of rebellion.
H. 2S7, increasing fl lie Of managers
Of crsameries and cheese factories who
infringe act Of 1898.
a. 30S. regulating the killing Of
game birds and grey squirrels.
H. 80, authorizing surviving Judge
to, amend exceptions, ETC.. Of deceas-
ed Judge Of supreme court.
q. 1856, amending statute relating
to appointment Of guardians.
H. 500, giving constables iurisdic.
tion OF the state.
Az, to replace boundry line monu-
ments between Vermont and New
York.
H.4o5, giving state library Commits
sioners q secretary ct $500 per year.
S, 75-Selectmen to fix pay Of ballot
clerk.
S. Ss-Amending statutes relating
to peddlers.
BILLS KILLED.
II. 3s5 Taxation Of cooperative
crsameries.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
No.224-An act to amend the chart.
er Of the Bennington Telephone Co.
No. 15s-An act to defray the ex-
penses for the construction Of the add.
ition to the House of Correction.
No. 1OS-An act to pay John w.
Redmond the sum therein named.
No. 109-An act to pay Barton Saw
ings bank Of Barton, the sum therein
pamed.
No, 135-An act granting 10 Roches.
ter fire district No. I, certain rights
not given to 1t BY tho Vermont statu-
ties.
Ne 2l6-An act providing for the
appointment Of trustees OF certain
cases.
No. z45-An act relating to judges
of the probate court.
No. 3l6-An act to incorporate the
Brandon Slate company.
Joint resolution relating to renting
typewriter for the use OF the clerk
OF che joint standing committee or the
revision of bills.
Ga motion Of Burke OF West Rut.
land, it was voted, "a to IS, that
when the House adjourned il be until
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
On motion Of Drew Of Maidstone
the House adj burned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
A Curious state Of A4airs.

You must be very cautious how you
treat your neighbor in Isle OF Jersey,
for he can have you arrested on the
slightest pretext and if he has a
grudge against you can bring about
such calamity " simply giving fic-
tionaa account Of your misconduct to
the nearest lawyer. The latter will de-
mand hne, and should you decline to
pay 1t he will cause you to be thrown
into prison to await trial. Then. even if
you are acquitted on the ground that
the charge is unfounded, you have alb
sOlutely no claim against your persecu.
tor, though you may have suffered a
couple Of months imprisonment for
nothing.-London Nt-Bits.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
ORANGE.

1890 Sunday School, 100 preach
ing service, . sermon to the children,
I O'Clock Christian Endeavor meeting,
leader. Reuben Lord The pastor
will be present. Mid week meeting,
Thursday, at 7.30 p. 10. A cordial
welcome tc Ill these services.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
He Knew Her,

She-Reggie, dear, there is something
Of the old time love light in your eyes
tonight-something about you that re-
minds me of those sweet days Of long
ago. i hope'you have F'i '4@
He-Yes, have a little left How
much do you want this time?
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
LATEST EDITION
CITY NEWS

Three double teams carried people
from here to the dance at the Wash
ingtop, hotel last night. Forty coup.
les were present In spite OF the poor
weather and all had very enjoy
able time.
All the sports in Barre are in Mont
peiier this afternoon to see the foot
ball gene between Dartmouth and
the Defenders.
Don't miss Search Lights OF a Great
City.
The St. Louis Posi- Dispatch OF
Tuesday has two column article on
w. W. Lapoints melodrama For
Love and Honor" with large mum.
Ter Of illustrations. The play has
been playing to packed houses all the
week in St Louis. Tue attraction
appears here In January.
The Goddard foot ball eleven &C.
companied by Prot. o. X. HOLSTER
and two substitutes, left this morning
for Meriden N. H.. to play against K.
U. A. They intend to win this time.
They return to Barre Sunday morn
ing.
Tickets for the great melodrama,
"Search Lights OF Great City" gosn
sale Tuesday night.
Next attractions at opera house
Search Lights Of Great City.
NJ. w. Scribner the veteran meat
dealer, has moved bis meat market
to his new store in the A. Tomasi
block corner Of Merchant and North
Main streets. This new market is
fitted up with all the modern conven-
fences, and Mr.. Scribner hopes to see
all his old customers and many new
ones. His new telephone call is 1925.
The subjects Sunday at the Congre,,
gatioual church will be as follows:
Morning, 1.-THE Parable of the Good
Samaritan in q Modern Setting; eve.
ming, "Capter 4 Of the Sermon Story"
IA Sunday Evening Service"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

wANTED-A first class man to run q
clipping machine Must know how to
care for horses. Apply at ono, to
Nelson Downing Barre. vt l85tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
EAST BARRE.

Congregational Church, on Sun
day, Nov. Is, 1890 Morning wor-
ship, sermon topic, Sancti6oation, 11.45
Sunday School, 6.16 Christian Endea.
vor meeting, leader, Miss Myrtle
Moore. No. p. m. service. Mid
week meeting, Wednesday at 7.SO
A cordial welcome to all these services.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
HOT FIGHT ON LlQoR BILLS.
Continued from First Page

S 1S4-To consolidate Church o
Messiah and Montpelier Independent
Meeting House Society.
S.-190-Amending charter Of Dan
by Savings bank.
S. l36-Anending charter OF Lad
low Telephone Co. Amended in title
and wording.
S. 62-Incorporating Berkshire Gem.
etery association. Committee report.
ed substitute bill, S. POI. Ordered
to lie and be printed.
HEDGEHOG BILL.
H. 116-Making bounty of 40c on
hedgehogs. Reported favorably. At
ter discussion on motion OF Senator
Howard the bill was ordered to lie.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. 1873 Providing for repairs to
court house in Rutland county.
H. 2l5-To incorporate Dog River
Valley Railroad Co.
H. So, Incorporating Midland Rail
road Co.
H 1863 amending V. S., $500, relat.
ing to railroads.
S, 1s9 to allow city Of Rutland to
issue bonds.
S. ISL, to prevent the the spread Of
CHAMBERS.
s. 16l, to protect shippers Of cattle
from Vermont to quarantine station
In Massachusetts.
H. 27S, extending charter OF Essex
County Savings Bank and Trust com.
pany,
H. S02, incorporating Instertate
Railway company.
S, 106, amending charter OF Rutland
& Woodstock Railroad company.
S, 149, relating to examination Of
insurance companies.
BILLS KILLED.
S. AZ, relating to v. S. sections re.
latiRg to injunctions in liquor cases;
reported adversely.
S. 100, providing for divorces from
bed and board.
8. 1856, repeating bounty on foxes;
reported adversely and bill killed BY q
rising viva voce vote.
LAID ON THE TABLE.
Il. llb, relating to noxious animal
bounties, was taken from the table at
the request Of Senator Emery, who
moved to amend by changing bounty
on foxes from go cents to 81 per head.
After some discussion the bill was laid
on the table.
Among bills read twice and referred
was H. 365, to incorporate Barre
Investment and Guaranty Co.
Senator Wilcox moved that when
the Senate adjourned it be until
Monday at 2p. m.
On motion Of Senator Russell: the
Senate adjourned.
HOUsE-YESTERDAY AFTER.
NOON.
The chair announced the following
members on the part Of the House Of
the joint committee on the Louisiana
Purchase exposition Of 1908.
Hessrs. Bailey Of Newbury, Con.
land Of Brattleboro, McFeeters Of
Enosburgh, Pillsbury Of Sutton, Davis
Of Proctor, Fowler Of Manchester,
Waterman Of Chester, Pape Of Barre
city. JENNIE Of Derby.
Seven Senate bills we're referred.
Among the bills read third time and
passed were:-
H. "a. to enable cities and towns to
unite to improve highways,
H. 1872, to prevent double taxation.
Exempts money loaned on real estate
at 4 per cent or less to amount equal
to appraisal Of the real estate, except
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

The day that the boy baby puts on
bis first pants his mother begins to feel
that there are twp men in the house
Atchison Globe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
woula surel, Raise Revenue.

Would Surely Raise Revenue.
In the old days they spoke Of L.
censed fool. Ii all the fools were re-
CURED to have license now, the gov
eminent could do away with it's other
taxes and still maintain the surplus.
There's "single tax" for you.-Monte-
sanO IL dependent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
A PLACID CERTAINTY

OF fixed sum Of money for your
family is much better sensation
than to have no reliance other than
upon exceptional. CASUAL irregular,
doubtful and undecided assets CT pos.
sibilities.
National Life Insurance Co., OF Yer.
mont, (MuJual) 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??, 1902-11-15
A PhiIanth.opist Hardened.

Philanthropic Old Gentleman-Here,
my little man--Lere is nickel for you.
His Little Man-Toss yer double Or
quits whether yer makes it dime or
Keeps it.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

Special for Saturday evening invid
ual chicken pies At Halves.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
WEATHER PREDICTION,

Fair tonight and Sunday. Cooler
tonight in Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

The races represented in rAe above tabie-Nhich
includes the ones IN which the housekeeping in
man and Irish. apparently have little inclination n
enter domestic service. While on the part Uf
the Irish there vas loss OF nearly ~ per cent the
number Of German women desiring employment IN
creased more than IS per cent
one OF the reasons for the decrease in tho supply
OF irish help" has been indicated. Another reason
was given by Father Henry. Of the Irish Immigrant
A9ms' at az 10. . stste,st, recently when he was
wants" on the door OF the home
The principal reason. in my opinion" he ssid,
Is that most or those coming nov nave
friends or relatives someW here in the country to
lion 10 30 out to Service = y Ihei 1Vrisby
prefer 20 wait until they have consulted their
Of families waiting for Just such an applicant our
work now is more expressly devoted 10 caring Tor
for Instructions how 20 reach them than 60 md
plications for girls which We cannot supply"
What Father Henry said was iu substance the
set employment for the immigrant girls. Most =
the immgrant girls arrive IN this country with
stor. Not only Is this true Of the Irish girls. hut
oi me y ian gis ais9 Al H nesty ~ @ eHtS ~ @ I'm
wants" II Is difficult believe that IL Is almost
homes where thousands stop every year. but this is
true out Of thirty girls who arrived ~ the irish
seeking a place The others had some definite des-
tnstion ana were gong 70 friends IN genera M STt Si
applications for servants. according 10 those con- @
nected with the free labor bureau Tor
81 the Barge Office The strength of this demand 5
illustrated by the case OF girl referred 10 IN
letter written by Commissioner Williams ~ the
Bureau ~ immigration last week 10 the missionary
~ one OF the Immigrant homes. The girl. accord
ing 10 Commissioner Williams. had been forced hy
fhe missionary 20 enter the service Of Brooklyn
man who had engaged the missionary 90 procure a
seV1sut Tor him The girl had intended 10 so %
another point. II asserted that she Was per
shaded n take the place only under the threat that
she would be deported II she did not. and that II
reouired the services OF agent Of the Treasury
TOenartnenr TO find her and obtain her release
What nation Is supply servant girls II Is sald
that Polish girls showing a willingness 70 90
,be xorlZ that the Irish girls formerly performed
and that they do the work eficienty. Their chief
,hs-s aDnesrs 10 be their unfsmiliarity with the
Tr,rlish iaTrnare In the mean time the apartment
hotels are going
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
ALDERnEN AND TIE LABOR CLAUSE
rANvAss OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD BY cF,,.
TRIAL FEDERATED UNION DELEGATES

rANvAss OF MEMBERS or THE BOARD BY CEN
TRIAL FEDERATED UNION DELEGATES.
Reports were heard by the Central Feders,.s
Snion Yesterday from its delegates who had been
instructed 10 canvass she aldermen IN their re
epectFe districts 20 how they stood I'm reference
10 the insertion OF the labor clauses in the contra
Tor the Pennsylvania tunnel The Ioard ~ Ald.-
men, 70 whom the matter OF the tunnel contrac, ha
been referred by the Rapid Transit Commission
VIII meet Tomorrow 10 act ON IL
Most OF the reports were 20 the effect tb,. 49,.
aldermen who were canvassed were IN favor or fbe
insertion OF the labor clauses
Alderman oatman, who sounded nv Del.s,,.
Meisei OF the Bartenders' Union, appeared 20 h
non-commttal. "
Il couldn't get an expression of o,sn,o, ,
him as 10 the labor clauses" said Delegs,. 49,,
HE said. You win know how I vote Co. -
meeting" INV
Alderman Baldwin. of the NXIIId nistri., -
reported as saying he would vote for ,bo -
clauses So Alderman Sullivan ~ ,h. -,
Another delegate said: Alderman .ssts -,
told me ne viii vote FOR the labor cIausas ss
snat ne IA with the working men eVerN fsros' ""u
Alderman Nakeley. Delegate Donneliv "a r.,
graphical Union No. G. said did not want IN. ~ -
causes. This brought Delegate Quinl an - sSI
fipe cauleers and Tappers' Union, 10 his fee,
Aldermen Wakeley. James ard fsooS-o.. @ =.
watching I don't believe that one of the ,p-e
"a friendly 10 labor" remarked QuinlAn ~
me delegates were Informed that their aneefi,x
N tne city Han plaza 10 protest against the RosrS
OF Aldermen agreeing TO the contract W-ithon, ~
noTTo~. Al that hour the Board Of Alderr,.,
VIII be IN session 40 take action the contract
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
ONE DEAD: ONE BADLY HURT.
FATAL QUARREL IN ROCKVILLE NIlth--
MURDERER RUNS AWAY But
IS CAUGHT.

Rockville Centre. Long Island. oct. l2-There
was fatal shooting here this evening. One man
il dead another is in the hospital ~ Mneols with
only a slim chance Of recovery. and another Is
wondering az his narrow escape. for bullet passed
through his clothing The man who did the shoot
ing ran away. but caught by Officer Shelly and
T., now in the county jail at Mineoa awaiting the
action OF the coroner.
The four men concerned were In a small shoe
makers shop in the village. They were Alfonso
salzoron. Evsngello Boracio. Joseph Palette and
Douinick Boracio. a quarre! startssi. about what
is not known Salzoron drew revolver and began
shooting He fred three shots in quick succession.
one entered Joseph Paletto's left side and punct-
ured the lung and other organs, II is believed. He
fs the Datient in the hospital Another bullet en-
tered the left breast Of BOracio and pierced the
heart Killing him instantly. The third passed
through the shoulder Of DOmniCk BoraciO's coat.
iIlst Grazing the skin close 10 the neck and the
iUgulsr vein 4 half inch closer to the throat and
be would have met his brothers fate
SaIzoron. Immediately after the shooting. fed
toward BaldNfns hut the pursuit was taken UP
almost Immediately. Off1cer Shelly impressed a
yrn gOn into service and started toward Baldwins
uifbin ten minutes after the shooting. He over
took the murderer near Radwins and brought him
hack here almos; hefoTe the injured man had been
attended 20. Pslntto identified him as the man
who shot him. and the prisoner was then arraigned
before Justice tonuelI VINO committed him As
Nassau County has Coroners. Justice COnnell
acted IN the dual capacity Of police justice and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
POLICEMAN RESCUED BOY.
JUMPS INTO EAST RIVER.

In fuM uniform and without even stopping 10
take off hts helmet Policeman Charles ". Mehrer,
attached 10 the East Fifty hrst-st station. leaped
into the East River yesterday and rescued boy
from drowning.
The boy was Charles IseonRdo. four years old OF
No 991 East Fifty-second-st. At the dock East
FIfty-second-st. he and companions were having
a merry time and interested did the little fell
low become in a game OF tag that he did not
notice how near he was running 70 the end OF the
dock. Just how the lad TO fall into the
river his companions after II over. too
excited 70 tell They were all scampertng around
when suddenly LPonadO stumbled and with cry
pitched into the water.
A shout went up from the other boys and they
the side and looked down al the little fel-
low frightened to offer him help.
MehreF heard the cries and to the dock
Without a moments hesitation he Jumped into
the river He managed 10 get "A hold on the
clothing ~ the lad and then made his way back
10 the side of the dock. He held on there until
help came. and then helped the Tescuers get the
boy 20 tho pier. He reported at the station and
after change % clothing went back post.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
VICTORY FOR CEMETERY PLAN.

WEALTHY RESIDENTS or IARCIIMoNT AND
MAMAHoNEc1 SAY THEY VIII. APPEAL.
After nearly a year spent in litigation the
wealthy residents Of Iarchmont and Mamaroneck
who have been fighting the Hickory Grove Gene
tery. have suffered temporary defeat. Justice
Dckey OF the Supreme Court. has dismissed the
injunction OF the plaintiffs. with costs and unless
the decision is reversed on appeal the cemetery
corporation, which owns about TWO hundred acres
Of land between the two towns, can go ahead. The
cemetery project has been fought by eK-ITnited
States Senator Thomas W Palmer, Frederick ".
Flint Dr. Cyrus Edison, Watson y. Dckerman
W n Russell. Colonel Henry ". SacSett and
others who live in the ncighborhOcd. A protest of
taxpayers whose assessments aggregate more than
&0i0os0 also filed with the Westchester super
visOrs- Stuart w Cowan. counsel FOR the cemetery
corporation. declares that the decision Of Justice
Dckey covers the whole field. and that the victory
is complete. The opponents Of the scheme say
that they will appeal. The cemetery association
cannot proceed. they say, because the property Is
mortgsged and they hold about 5000 OF the mort
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
IRISH SERVANTS ARE SCARCE
THOSE THAT ARE AVAILABLE PREFER
UPSTAIRS" To KITCHEN WORK

The servant question long has been, now Is ana N
all probsbi long Will be vexatious one Oi 4ale
years new elements have entered into the Tfopleih
which have not added 20 the ease % solving H. A
few years ago Ireland furnished a great proportion
OF the house servants So general this that the
term Irish Biddy' almost synonymous for
kitchen servant II is not spplics bic to-day Not
only Is the Irish immigration decreasing. hut the
Irish girls are demanding work which does not soil
the hands. They prefer being upstairs" girls 10
being ktchenmaids
Not only Is there decrease IN the Irish imnni-
grafton and decrease in the number Of those VINO
desire 10 40 into service but there il decrease
in the number OF female immigrants desiring en-
ployment. II one may judge from the supply at the
immigrant free labor bureau I'm the Barge once
Here is a table showing the numbers OF women of
different nationalities who obtained employment
through the bureau in September. lsee. and m Inc
same month this year