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NOT TO BUILD GREAT INSTITUTION.

BISHOP PorTERs WIFE SAYS THAT SHE Is ONLY
GOING TO PUT UP \ SMALL PLACE FOR
MEX ON THE EAST SIDE
Detroit Nov S-NIrs. Alfred C. c. Potter wife
of Bishop Henry e. Potter. Of New-York who is
In this city with her husband. said to-day thai the
report from New-YOrk that she intended to build
on the lower Last Side great philanthTopic in
stitution similar the Hull House in England.
was greatly exaggerated She explained that she
was about to build d small cost house where
men would be provided with refreshments at
moderate cost. She denied that the building would
have library. reported from New-HoTk.
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MARRIED.

AGNEw- BEAN-on November s 1907. a. Grace CHURCH.
MiubrooE n Y by the Rsy Ernest NJ stiTss D. D.
Bean to Cornelius Rea Asnew.
CAMPBELL SUTHERLAND the residence Of the
\ j. ON Saturday. November s 1907. at m, by the
Alexander NJ sutherland to stewart Feowes Campbell
Of Glen Ridge n j.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SATURDAY, November S, 1902
Donald sage Mackay; = H. Marguerite' dsSshtSr OF
Wood I'o Of Sew-Yori.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
iorsed witk ful! name and address
DIED.
Brown. sophie d Houshtalns Laura MeA
Greene. jeremiah F. waterhouse. Archibald n.
D. Brown wife of the late Augustus Brown Funeral
private.
at his residence No 1915 Paeihcst. Brooklyn. Notice
funeral hereafter
on saturday November $ 1902 Julia Hobbs beloved
Francis is Hobbs Notice of funeral hereafter.
GREENEAt the residence o Of Evars Tray Tray PLAIN
eraI in worcester. Further notice hereafter.
% ps Tq4z 1 I1 .s
gss T be 6 aSS at 6SE e. II East
ange n j. Saturday morning. November $. 1902 Mrs
Ann Eliza Marsh widow of the late Joseph d. Marsh
Of Madison " j. Services will be held at her late resi-
on November II. at II a. Cincinnati
SObio and Topeka (KanD papers please copy
sFIORT-On Tuesday. October q, at London, Ensland
ISToSsssor sidney short of Cleveland. Ohio in the
4sth year of The interment will take
DIaca A. WOoGaWn Cemetery Tuesday. November IL
Services will be held in the Church OF ths Messiah
Thirty and Park-ave., at 2:3O p
friends who desire 10 accompany
TIE family To cemetery Will leave the Grand Central
11sot sbout 3:45 o and will after the body
hag been placed In the receiving vault at Woodlawn-
" ATERHoUSE-At Philadelphia. the Tth inst,
Svchibald Wsterhouse. aged 81 years Funeral
ices Al ST Church Tuesday, the 11th
ri / o. clock p. m. Interment private
Cremasfons for Fresh Fond
are arranged by all unGertak-rs.
SOS for adults. chihtren SIS.
= Crerstion Co N.dl g. z. Eoustcn ST.. y. z
stephen Merritt CThel Enabalrnins inst. Uudsrtak-
ers Oh 2srd Our only establishment Tele-
phone 1850 18th.
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BISHOP POTTER SPEAK IN DETROIT.
HE DELIVERS AN ADDRESS ON THE ETHICAL
SIDE OF INDUSTRIAL BETTERMENT.''

Detroit. Nov. s.-FuIy 800 people gathered in the
Light Guard Armovy tonight to listen to ad-
THE Ethical Side of Industrial BetteTment,' the
lecture being given under the auspices of the Cham
Der of Commerce Bishop Potter discouraged at
tempts prevent trouble between capital and labor
by legislation declaring that such efforts were i'm
potent and leaving the inference that the problem
of capital and labor entirely ethical queS-
ton, to be solved by the cultivation of a conca-
tory spirit both sides.
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BY EARLY NAH. TRAM.

the United states. Canada snd Mexico
lOFOuEhs OF Manhattan and The Bron>l.
NAV sNUNFTTTg.
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Once started. there was no rest from The accus-
e memory. Recollections came up Of "zitti.
~ IN Rossini's Barber" ard Simon's air,
- non schEeitet froh der Ackersmann" IN Haydn's
- o'asons'; Of BeethOvens SONATA or ?. No. l. and
1upeFt's song. beginning "Du kleine grtnum-
NeehE'ne Quelle"; OF Gounod's "Salut, demeuro
80 81 pure" and the theme OF the slow move
49, N beethOvenis pianoforte concerto IN {
- the melody Of the Old church hymn
>"e noelis'; the theme OF movement In one
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DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed With full name and address.
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Mr. Raoul Pugno PLAYED the solo part In List s
transcription for pianotorte and orchestra OF
schubert's .-Wanderer' fantasia. lie played with
mastery effect in the first and second movements
but became bit uncouth the close. A fine audi
enoe showed itself keeny and warmly sppreciative
n his skill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
MUSICAL COMMENT.

srcoND CONCERT OF THE BOSTON SYM
puONY ORCHESTRA-AN INTEREST.
ING NOVELTY-PICTURES TRANS
LATED INTO MUSIC-CoMMUNAI.
THEMES AND THE LAW
OF FORMULATION.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
.aasT BARRE.

AT the meeting OF the eI", keneKans y s,;aa Gas
ur lay night there a'e seVefa' aPP'''A
tions to be considered.
Mrs. Ethel Moore who Il ~ oeeu Nv Nv
Ing away for the past six mo. 'Ins ua'
returned to the home of her b. *ienu w
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Thurston anu WI
stop here for the present.
The new officers of Ripling Stream
Lodge of Rebekahs met last night for
practice.
The case OF DR.. E. H. Bailey of
Graniteville against Mr., and Mrs Dan
iel Connolly Of Burlington for profess
sional services was tried yesterday af-
ternoon before Justice A. G. Dickey.
A. r. Davis Of Barre city appeared
for the plaintiff and Ballard Of Bur
lington for the defendant, the decision
was reserved.
W. e. Poole of Montpelier was here
on business yesterday.
A representative from Gleason 4
Co., OF Montpelier was here yesterday
adjusting some new curtains in Odd
Fellows Hall.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
FREE CONCERT
Barclay Bros, And En-
pIeyees
TO ENTERTAIN
Sixth Animal Social By This
Large Firm

The annual social and concert Of
Barclay Bros. will take place on the
evening of Feb. T. 1t will be held in
the opera house, beginning at 7.45
O'Clock sharp. The firm OF Barclay
Bros, and the employees invite the
members of Clan Gordon, Burns Club,
Granite Manufacturers Association
and the City Council, with their wives
and families to attend. The secretar-
les of the different organizations in.
vited will issue the tickets. The pro
gram has been made up with great
care and will be as follows:
Overture, orchestra.
Song, Thomas Mercer.
Song, Loeb Lommond, Anna c.
Taylor.
Song, The White Squall, Alex Wal.
lace.
Song, Alton Water, George Sykes.
Dance, Highland Fling. Misses
/ Flora, Maggie and Grace Barclay.
Duet, Crooklt Bawbee, Miss Taylor
and Mr.. Sykes.
Song, John Cobb.
| Cornet solo, VIM Gilbertson.
Song, "His sweet face she never saw
more" John Anderson,
Song, "Ye banks and braes O. bon
/ ME Doom" Anna G Taylor.
| Song, 60 A the Arts George
Sykes,
Song, George Murray.
Duet, "Smile agsin my bonnie las
sie," Miss Taylor and Mr.. Sykes.
Finale, "Anld Lang Syne,' every
body.
Miss Ada Croft, pianist.
EAST CORN nth.
A large number Of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs W Fl. Thompson met at
their home last Friday evening to
celebrate the 5th anniversary OF their
marriage Oysters, cake and coffee
we're served and all had good
time.
The installation OF the officers OF the
G. A. R. and w. r c., was held ia
the vestry Wednesday evening of last
week.
The incorporators # the charter of
the Blake Memorial Library met In
School House hall Monday evening
and elected officers and trustees as fol-
lows: Moderator F. NJ Corliss, Secre.
tary W. r. Rowland, Treasurer c. M.
Page, trustees W. Chapman, j. P.
Emerson, J. N. Hodge; A.C. Jackson,
d. P. Dickey, 1. A. Wight and w. R.
Rowland.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
GREAT FIRE
Started In a Saloon
SPREAD RAPIDLY
Half A Million Dollars Gees
Up In Smoke

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 3l-Fire started
2o'clOck this morning in the Colum-
bia building on Granbury street,
occupied by saloon and restaurant
on first hoor AMI so offices on the
upper floors In Is minutes the
flames burst through the roof and the
rear wall fell in. Explosion Of whisk-
ey barrels scattered the flames across
the street. In half an hour the
Atl~ntic hotel was partly burned
down and the Virginia Club was in
flames. A four story building occu-
pied by China sto:e and apartments
together with four three story brick
bnilings adj lining we've also destroyed.
Loss half million. The burned dis
,rict spread over city block and 100
business firms and living apartments
were consumed by flames.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
ITALYs BABY PRINCESS

Rome, Jan. 3l--Peculiar Interest
attaches to the pretty infant Princess
Yolanda Marguerita Of Italy. The
little Princess, WHO was born on June
last year, is the object of much
national interest and affection, al
though by the Q institution Of the
country she cou d never reign over
*Le people. With the exception OF
=. Queen DoHager. Primo IS 70
,ana IH Y is the inst Princess born to the
House Hons n Savoy during the last ball
csntnrv aDd is also the only baby
eyer hnrn i,,' the Quirinal since the
palace passed from ON n1ssan, the rspsI Court.
There are at l. 'e present Time ten
male heirs to the Italian crown, all
cousins of the present Emg: Princess
Yolanda, should she re. 'Ssln an only
child, will be one Of the greatest
royal heireSses of the century, rs she
will inherit her fathers [imLtense
private fortune.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
WATERBURY,

H. J. Porcter and G.. "A. Dale, real
estate agents, have completed the
.ale OF Arthur Atkins farm in Dux.
bury which was placed in their hands
to sell short time ago The farm
was purchased by Charles Brough, of
Waterbury, for $1,000, MIR. BrQugh
has one of tie finest wood lots ia this
section. All parties are we'll pleased
with the transaction Of this sA.:cc, aud
tue writer would Say, those having
real or per. onal estates to Sell or bills
tp collect would find it TO their advan-
tsse to place them in their hards.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
BRITISH news
Matters Of General In'
tersst Taking Place IN
THE BRITISH ISLES
Story Of How England Aided
Marconi's Latest Feat

London, Jan. 3l-England showed
her great friendship for the United
States by her attitude in the Span.
jsh.American war. The real secret
othow that attitude came about has
never yet been told, according to the
Chronicle, which publishes a story 10
the effect that the English govern
ment took this stand first of all and
BY 50 doing prevented coalition OF
the leading European governme nts
against the United States, this story
gorg on to say:
tOne reason why it woud be embar.
rassing for the British government
to make public the confidential COM
munications which passed between
London and Washington is that the
publication Of these documents would
show that Great Britain did more
than she really was called up to do.
"She avowed her purpose to use
other means than diplomacy il neces.
ary to prevent coalition against
the United States.
"This intention was made known
10 President Mckinley.
Great Brits.n'S purpose was not
made, incidentally, verbally, or by ir.
responsible persons. In the early days
preceding the declaration Of hostili.
teS the fact of European coalition
against the United States caused
President Mckinley the greatest anx-
iety.
T.. 1t Was we'll known in Washing
ton that Spain was trying to find an
ally Il was only when the attitude
OF Great Britain became absolutely
certain that President Mckinley felt
Satisfied Spain had been isolated.
"Of the utmost imp ,rtance is it
% bear ia mind that up to that time
tae position OF Russia was not def
nAly known to the Washington gov
eminent although Russia was suspect
eaol being friendly to Spain owing to
ae Efforts then being made by France
oSeeR the Intervention Of European
powers in her behalf.
When the position OF England
was known to Russia and m ,thods
"ele taken to bring this fact to ler
knowledge in such a way that il could
not boqlestioned. Russia threw over
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31

France and declared her sympathy fol
the United States.
But the importants fact is that
Russia only acted after England had
in effect made herself the ally OF the
United States -
Miss Alice Roosevelt will attend the
coronation of King Edward VII. She
will sail June by the steamer New
York, accomauied by Hon. and Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid, whose guest she will
be during her stay abroad.
Miss Re osevelt will be formally pre-
sented at the court of St. James by the
American ambassador.
Important financial interests in this
city have received information that
the production of gold from ihe mines
OF South Africa is increasing materi.
ally, despite the continuation of the
Boer war. This is construed as mean
ing that business at the gold fields is
getting into n,rmal condition. The
war may continue as a guerilla dis
turbance for long time to come but
1t won't, as such, interfere with the
gold production.
At the meeting OF the Eastern Tel
egraph Co. yesterday Sir j. Wolfe
Barry, chairman of the company and
formerly president Of the Institution
of Civil Engineers, quoted the opin-
ions Of Prof. Oliver Lodge, pincipal Of
Birmingham University and leading
English authority on electricity, and
of Sir William Preece, formerly con.
sulting engineer to the general post
office, on the question of possible com
mercial competition raised By Mr..
Marconis experiments across the At
lantic. Both these authoritirs held
that the submarine ca lie companies
had nothing to fear in commercial
sense from any system OF wireless tel
egraphy which had yet been disclosed.
Messrs. Redmond and Devlln, who
are gUing to the United States TO pro-
mote she interests Of the United r.
ish League, sailed Tn til. steamer
Cymric tor New York.
The reporters at the wireless tele-
graph stations at the Lizard and the
Isle OF Wight interviewed >ignor Mar
conf while the steamer Philadelphia
on which he is coming to England
from the United States was ten hours
distant.
The operator at the Lizard was the
tirst to get in communication with the
when she Was 120 miles away. This
is said to be the record distance Of
communication between ship and
shore ard is ascribed to Marconi's ps r..
sonal attention and the special ap-
paratus a oard the Philadelphia by
means of which it was hoped to get in
with her when she
was 800 miles away,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
NORTHFIELD.

The annual meeting OF the North.
fie d DO .rd or trade was held Wednes.
day night at the Office of j. H. Talbot
The report OF the treasurer showed
the board to be in good condition
fin1ncially.
TIE officers elected for the ensuing
year are: President, John L.. Mosely:
vice president, Edward Connell; sec
retary and treasurer, M. D, Smith
auditors, G G. Sanborn and J. X
EgertOn and G.. r. Andrews.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
PLAN TO END BoER WAR.
Suggestion Made That Dutch Com
missiOn BE Appointed.

SQ&9C8t10n M00e In0t Dutch SOnA
mission BE Appointed.
London, jim. 31--Answering a ques-
ton on the subject in the house OF
commons, the government leader, A. ].
Balfour, said that as the reply of the
British government to the communities
tion of the government of the Neither
lands on the subject of the South At
rican war would not reach The Hague
until Jan. 81 it was impossible for his
ma jesty's government to give the house
the papers this week.
In the meanwhile the correspondent
is able to announce that the govern
ment of the Netherlands suggested
granting safe conduct to Dutch
commission to be appointed for the
purpose of comforting with the fight
ing burghers and enlightening them as
to the real position of affairs.
A dispatch from Paris says:
"The Temps prints dispatch from
The Hague in which the correspondent
says he learns from a trustworthy
source that the recent journey OF the
Dutch premier, DIR. Kuyper, to Eng
land prepared the ground for peace
negotiations in regard to South Africa,
which were begun with the consent OF
the British government. He adds that
the more recent step taken by Hol-
land was supported by some of the
other governments.
Another correspondent was inform
ed in official quarters that, so far as
known here, Hollands action was
quite spontaneous. France was not
consulted and is not aware Of the
terms Of the Dutch note"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
A TEXAS STEER

That pleasantly satirical farce. come
dy, H0yt's A Texas Steer, will be CIV
en- at tie Barre opera house Saturday
night by what is promised as the best
company that has yet appeared a the
play. Hoyt has a faculty Of going
from the sublime TO the ridiculous, and
more truisms are brought out in his
aorks than by any other writer fo1
the stage. In A Texas Steer the story
of tne life of tfflce seekers as told by 8
colored applicant from the newly elect
ed congressman's district is consider
ed one Of the cleverest things that has
been seen on the stage in recent yeals
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
|A.A.SM|TH
E BRO.
MEMS ouTfITTERs, MILES BLDG.
FOR SALE

Farm Of 200 acres two miles from
Williamstown village, l.! miles to
creamery. Will cut about 40 IONS Of
hay with machine. Sugar orchard Of
500 trees, with evaporator and tubs.
Nice apple orchard. Buildings as
good as farm buildings will average.
Never failing water. Thirty acres OF
timber and woodland, besides sugar
orchard. This place wi be sold for a
little more than half its value. In
qlire OF John Bacon on the premises,
or F. b. Cate, Real Estate Agent,
Pom s, Bolster lock, Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
ADVERTISED LIST

Post Office, Barre, VT, Jan. 81,
1902. People calling for letter On
this list, will please say ''advertised'
and give date. Edward w. Bisbee,
postmaster.
MEN.
Freddie Blondin, e. c. Cutler, John
Cady, Henry Couti, w. L. Cults, Rob't
Downing 2. Adams Gitorano, Anole
Girgorio, Henry Jacob, Will johnson,
Johnnie Lovely, Giovanni Moertis, J.
W.McLeod, DR.. A. Paiment, G..
Ruifica, F. RATES., Otto Simonson, H.
Shironsky 2, Willie Stevenson. r. B.
Ward 2.
WOMEN.
Mrs. d. F. Audrens. Camelle Buzzi,
Mrs. J. X. Burnha.n, Miss c. j. Cam.
eron, Mrs H. Hulls, Hattie Ladd,
Mrs. Nichols, Mary Raymo, Mrs. E.
Spencer, Mrs. Emma Tassella, Mrs.
Josie Waldo, Mrs. Augusta Wood,
Esteo Tedeschi.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
New Zealand Tariff Plana.

Wellington, New Zealand, Jan. 81
The premier, X. J. Seldom, announces
that the government Of New Zealand
is prepared to give preferential treat
ment in the shape of rebate duty to
British goods carried on British ships.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31

Rev. Madison C. Peters Accepts Call.
New York, Jan. 31.-The Rev. Madi.
son G. Peters of this city announces
that he has accepted call to Imman.
uel Baptist tabernacle, Baltimore, and
that he will take up his new charge or
Feb. 3.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
A PLEASANT PARTY
Especial to TELEGRAM

East Barre, Jan. 31.-Some fifteen
or twenty Of the friends Of MIR. and
Mrs. H. B Partridge drove to their
home On the Homer Camp farm In
Orange last night and euj yed a very
pleasant socia! evening. Games were
played until about l o'clf OK and then
an old fashioned can Y pull followed.
Refreshments Of cake and coffee were
served.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
TWO BANKRUPTS

Burlington, Jan. 31.-The follow.
ing petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
we're filed at the office Of the clerk of
the district court in this city:
George H. kiniStou Of Hardwick, a
carpenter. Liabilities $746.S0 assets
$3.50, exempt $50
Charles l.. Colburn Of White River
Junction. Liabilities s22S.5O, assets
$50
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
High Grade Neckweass
at IS Cents

This includes the finest qualities
ranging in value from so to 75c
and when we say that there is
fully one hundred dozen to choose
from you will realize what this
sale means. Al styles are shown
in the latest shapes and patterns
See our window.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
SMITH
& BRO.
Underwear Reminder

Although our regular Underwear
stock is gradually feeling the
drsin Of our special discount sale
OF 20 per cent, we wish to cali
attention to several lots that we
are closing at from 40 to so per
cent discount.
One lot that was formerly worth
SOC to close, as previously an-
nounced, at 47c.
One lot that was formerly $1.00
to close at 66c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
FELL DOWN STAIRS
Especial to TELEGRAM

East Barre, Jan. 31-Lucile, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Dickey fell about I feet down
stairs yesterday afternoon striking on
her head and hips and inJuring her
self quite severely. DR.. Bailey, who
happened to be here at the time was
Immediately called to attend the
little sufferer. No bones were broken
and the child is now doing nicely.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
Buy Shoes Now

Men s shoes in the latest styl.s
and finest feathers are now for sale
by us at 75c of the $500 and
So. SO kinds, and 500 off the
s4.OO, $40 and $500 kinds. Can
. YOU save a dollar more easily IL
you are in need of anything in the
Shoe line,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
Another Goebel Slayer Convicted.

Frankfort KY, Jan. 31.-The jury in
the case of Jim Howard, on trial for
the assassination Of William Goebel,
has returned verdict of guilty against
the prisoner and has fixed his punish
ment at life imprisonment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
Spring Samples Ready

Fine clothing made to measure is
a speciality with us and we are al
ready showing some advance styles
for Spring. II you are not quite
ready to leave your measure, come
in at any rate and have a look at
some Of the new styles and pat
terms.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-31
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETINS

Boston, Jan. 3l.-A storm Of nod.
crate energy is central over eastern
Tennessee and will probably move to
the middle Atlantic coast today, in.
creasing In energy and may cause
brisk to high easterly winds and snow
tonight and Saturday morning