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ST. GEORGE,

MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Curry of Hines
hurgh visited their daughter. Mrs. r.. ID.
1sham last Friday afternoon.-The veter-
an fox hunter and fisherman. LOOMS Al
len is quite dangerously sick. as is also
his daughter-in-lav. Mrs. {, ;. Allen
Mrs. Gilbert D. Isham is a little better
The steam saw and single mill of Rev.
II. J. Harris is running on full time with II
good stock of logs in the yard.-O. w.
Iham was in Shelburne on business Satur-
dav.-H. II. Tilley visited friends in Char
Iotte Friday and Saturday.-Mrs. James
Millham is chairman of the w. X. e.
committee which has arranged to hold a
whist party and box sociable in u.
a. r. hall. Hirosburgr, Tuesday cv'nin...
Feb. 25.-Comrade James Millham was III
with the grip last week.-The local mem
hers of Patriot Lodge attend the Congre-
sational service in Hinesburgh Sunday
morning and speak very highly OF ReN.
Mr.. Adams address to the fraternity
Norman Wescott was sick with the grip
last wcek.-Hiram +. Allen Of Gloversvillc
\. V. is visiting his parents. Mr.. ana MIS-
I oonis Alton
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richardson are
confined to their beds with the grip.
Miss Leila Livermore returned to her
home in tiincsburgh Saturday after "a ten
days visit with her grandparents, Nh.
and Mrs. Alison Rollins.
MIS-. Anna Dover is dangerously sick
at her home at G.. S. Crowley's.
About ~ couples were present at the
dance at j.. Y. Prior's last Tuesday niGh1
Music was furnished by Charles and VI
mer Osborne of Williston, and Il very
pleasant time was had by oil present.
Ira r. Bromley has somewhat recovered
from his recent illness.
Albert Comstock of Montpelier is visit
ing his parents, his father being quite
poorly.
Miss Fannie Rollins spent Sunday In
iIinesburgh. the guest of her sister, Mrs.
i;fie Livermore.
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TOWNSVILLE,

The Iend-a-tIand meets with Mrs. Hat
tie Stevens this week Thursday.-Rcv. MIR.
IIaincs of Richmond preached here in tho
Union church Sunday afternoon
Ralph .Alger and wife of Waterbury visit
cd at Luke Ayers over SundaN,-
Henry Plant has finished work for q. w.
Palmer and has returned home TO Bur-
lington.-Johu Prescott has gone to
Barre to work.-Mr. Herbic Fay of Wcst'
ford has been visiting his father. g.
Fay, who has been sick. but is quite = lit.
tie bctter.-Mrs. Eddy is quite poorly
Steven Hilddreth was in Wi1liston Mon
day.-Miss Hazel Towne is in Waterbury
visiting fricnds.-Mr and Mrs. Kennedy
of I5arre visited at G.. w. Palmer i
over Sunday.--Miss Mamie Palmer has re-
turned home from Randolph, where she
has been teaching school.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

ANh-' ~ 80
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. > May islsn1S'ic; JUL 49,.
07Nisc; Sept. Use.
9CORN-No. tcb. 76i4c; July 6psc; sept,
Coz.
GATs-No : May iS3sc; July se2sc; Sept,
slice.
NESS PoRK-Pcr tbl1-M"y N5,7''4,
July $l@S7l..
IARD-per 1D lbs.l-May m.o; July
SHORT RlBs-CPer 100 pounds MAY
So; July $50; Sept, SNb:'s.
Cash quotations were as follows:
ILOUR-The market WIS easy to-day.
Winter patents 81. 500 AGO. straiEhtS ~. flef
$50: clears 81 2oa3 80; spring $3.50, patents
81. 5043S. straights $3.lo13i0 20.
MHEAT-No. 2 spring -; No. } do.
70d75c: No. > red SinSIac.
OATS-NC.. > i3ssu 1910; No. > white l1lb
iGiac, No. 3 do. 44mi|.c.
EARLEY-Gcod feeding --~-. fair TO
FLAXsEED-No. /, Io7!2; Northwest
.rn, No. |. Sl.72t.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 81. i0m6.O.
MESS PORK-(Per bbl)-sl1l5hil1.6o.
LARD-Per 100 lbs So .CMt .22i..
SHORT RIBS-Sides 0cosel-SS.3OdS. y.
SllOtLDERS-Dry salted tboNeu)-
&.12ian723.
~DES-Shor clear (hoNcJ)-W VdS,No,
WHISKEY-(BasiS of hishwines)-sl IS.
On the produce exchange to-day butter
was steady; croam"rics 1H:u2si2c: diaries
lNGeic; cheese firm, 1oql2i4c. eggs unset
tied; fresh 3ic.
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WEST BOLTON.

Clark Streetcr has returned from Con-
cord. y. H., whcr" he has been workins
for several monthS.-Mrs. a. l.. Hardy Is
quite sick.-G, w. Kellogg was at home
from Barre several days last week.-Ches-
ter Smith is at home from Bethel. where
he went to work early i'm the winter,-Ed-
gar Ellsworth and Frank Handy of Plea
SAINT Valley were In town last week.
Miss Jennie Tomlinson is on a visit 10
friends in Worcester, Mass.-Mrs. f., Is.
York is ill.-Airs. G.. y. Pease has gone To
East Barre 10 visit her daughter, Mrs,
Verne Tomlinson.-Mrs. Nettic Waterman
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. j. Hosiord, but has returned to
her home in Newfdne.-The Willing Work
ers society met Mt A. n. TomllnsUns
Thursday. February u.
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closed steady at &c net decline. March
closed Siiic: May 80 1l-16c, closed ST.; July
S1s"s37sc, closed Sa7sc; Sept. S2's"sj 1-ljc.
CORN Receipts 1900 bu; sales roo" bu
futures: 1000 hu spot. SPOT steady; no. ;
Csc elevator and afoat. Weakened ct inst
closed tb'sc; July 65Nn6b4c. closed 1itc;
Sept. 65d65 8-lac, closed 55'sc.
oATsuReceip,ts H'%o hn; experts 10 bn,
51N5li2c; No. 3 white &c: track mixed
Western i9uJcc: track white ;0M &c. OPP
tions opened easier but later rallied with
corn.
FEED-Dull;. spring bran s2?.C0l.2 .;
middlinss S23 cc1 $3.50; winter bran 81 '94'
MAY-The market vas steady to. day
shipping GQ65c: good to choice S7ial ,5c.
H1DES-The market was quiet TO-DAY.
Galveston % TO Is pounds nc; Califor.
ria. a to Is lbs, ls'sc; Texas dry "a TO %
WOOI-The marker was firm to-day.
Domestic fleece 2Sd2sc,: Texas leYl!c.
s..5oa 100: BEEF hams s1a5pa 40. packet.
$40 n Il 30; city extra Irdis mess ir7.5r4
iARD-Was easier: Western steamed,
$3.50: refined steady: Continent 500; 5. A.,
so 90: compound S.75d7.S5.
PORK-The market v as steady to-day.
mess S1G. GOA II. %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Maine. s225a2 10
New York fair to prime s2.Wa2:J: jersey
sweets tb9rreb S.oVTi.'t
pETROLEUM-Was quiet: retined New
York 1920: Philade'pl ia and Baltimore
$7.l5: do. bulk N.S.
TALLOW-Firm: city H3 per pack
ago 6ikc: country packages free) 6di',c.
COPFER-Easy: brokers. sl2.25m12.D; cN'
change, SIX .25dl2.jn.
cor FEE-Spot Rio Was dull; No. in
voice sac: mild uiet; Cordova SAFE. Mar
ket openod steady and closed net : point
lower to ; points higher. Total sales l,Wh
bags. including March S. 3i',l.l0; May 500
June $3.50; July $50, Sept $50; oct. $3.50
Dec, S. lou6.l5; Jan. ssh.
SGGAR-Raw was firm; fair refinIn-
3iac: Centrifugal % test. 3'sc; molas-e.
sugar 27sc; refined sugar waS ilrnl
No. q, A.25; No. Z. Si15; No. \. 500, No. "
$40: No. ~. $685.; No. II. $3.50; Ne. l., 81 -
No. IS. $50; No. Il. $3.50; standard a. So"
confectioners d, 500: mould a. So %; Gu
loaf $3.50; crushed $3.50: powdered Si.y'
Grnnulntnd 81 70. cnheS Al.Nl.
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SHELBURNE,

There will be "A church sociable at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Smith on
Triday evening, Feb. q. Teams will be
furnished to carry everybody who wishes
to 60.
Rev. p. w. Dayton went to Albany. n
y, Wednesday to visit his son Wilbu
The funeral Of AbDie NJ. Sutton. Young
est daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. George SUIT
ton, will he held Tuesday afternoon from
her late home. Rev. L. W. Dayton Of
iiciated.
Henry Lucia has moved his family from
Mrs. Whites house to Mrs. Clara Barrett $
house near |. II. Dcycttis.
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Bert Miles has finished work al +. f..
Comia's store and Don Lucia takes his
place at the storc.-Mrs. j. =. Clark has
returned from a visit to her daughter in
AndoVer, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. y. L.
Phelps have a new daughter at their home
who was born the l2th.-May, daugh-
ter of John Brennan, is very sick with
Incumonid.-II. Il. Powell has bought tn
Robert Nulty farm on the road towald
Wcstford and it will be carried on by Al en-
EStus, who has been on il for several
N~cars.-In tn suit of Perry vs.. iiaine. held
before Justice Fl. II. Fuller Thursday, a
verdict was given to Mr.. Perry Of 80 AMI
costs. The case was appealed to county
court. L. d.. Latham was attorney tor
Perry and c. G. Austin of St. Adams for
IIainc,-fbe many friends of Mrs. n. T..
'TillOtson will be glad TO learn that She
has 80 Tar recovered from her recent i'll
ness as To sit mp a short tim" each day.
Mrs. A. W. Kinney. who has been caring
for her, has returned TO her home IN Col
chester.-Mrs {. j. Sandcrsou is'rccoy-
.ring from a severe cold.-MrS. Lyon of st.
Adams is visiting her daughtcr, Mrs. Il.
u. Iccman.-Mrs, Carrie .ian"s cf Gror.EL
is caring for Mrs. ~. i. Phelps during her
illness.
Miss Gencva Patterson gave a very
pleasant valentine party at her home near
Snake Hill FRIDAY evening IN honor OF her
friend, Lottic story. who Is soon TO move
~ sHh'- 49, AENAH + ~ was ltts-
ed very pleasantly with ane appropriate
10 the day. There was music and refresh
mentS were served. All Of the young pcO-
pie will long remember it as a pleasant
event. y valentine party was also given
by Lewis, Ruth and Emma Flint Friday
afternoon to all their little friends, and
they too all enjoyed a pleasant timc.--Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Pcltin have a daughter.
VIII Robear has finished work at &, l..
Skeel5' and Arthur Bocash of Sheldon has
taken his placc-Miss Mildred Clifford has
returned from a visit at PlattSburGh and
other places IN New York Statc.-Ad"n
Austin Of Georgia has taken the George
Austin farm and will take care Of Mr.,
Nustin.-Miss Hattie Lyman gave Il very
pleasant party to "A rumber of her friends
at the Whist club rooms last Saturday
cvonng.-Mr and Mrs. T.. ID. Tcachout
Wcrr in town from Burlington Monday,
packing their household goods Fraucil
81. John ana granddaughter, Miss Eva
81. John. of Winooski are visiting at O.
Masscys.-Nilliam Finn of Burlington
spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Jane
IIlnn.-Amitie camp No. S0}S, Modern
Woodmcn of America, gave the ~iniatury
degree to five candidates at their rooms in
the opera house Friday tVening.-Most OF
the town schools closed Friday.-Michacl
1)onahuc has received news Of the death
Of his daughter, Mrs. Stewart Nichols, at
her home in Colorado Springs. Mrs Nich-
OILS was formerly Miss Ciccly Duuahuc and
nor death will come as a shock To many
old friends hcre.-Miss Jennie Rankin was
at home. from Burlington over Sunday
Edward tIerrick. jr., has finished his
school and is at home.-H. IL. Fuller has
sold his farm to II. T.. Powell.
Goods at cost at Mrs. u. T.. Berhley'S
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WESTFORD.

The following list gives the names OF the
pupils of the primary department OF the
village school who were present every day:
Harry Bates, Lee French, Reed Orton,
Ernest Rousseau, Marguerite Rousseau.
Leo Emery was absent one day.-John
Ballard moved his family to North Wills
ton T~hursday.-Mr. Smith the evangelist
closed a series of meetings Sunday night
The auditors held a meeting Friday ana
found the town out OF debt and a small
hnlHncC in the treasury.
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CHfTTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION

MIR. and Mrs. James +. Goodall and son
returned to Florida Wednesday night to
romain until the first of April where they
will return north to reside.
The marriage of Lyman Wiley. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il. Wiley, and Mss
elmo Giles. daughter of Mr.. and Ms.
j. A.. Giles of Waterford, n. Y, took place
at ST. Johns Episcopal church at Cohoes.
y V, Tuesday Feb. IL, at . O'Clock, after
which a wedding breakfast was served at
tho home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley came here that night and are
residing in J. S. Reynolds house on Cen
trail street.
s. y. Teachout has sold his water rights
ana privileges on The Winooski river adj
Joining his farm for d 6O-foot dam. The
purchaser is the Central Vermont Flee
trio company, which operates the power
plant at the gorge
The central Office of the Weed e. Abbey
telephone has been moved from Allen
Martins Office to J. A. Donahue'3 store.
Miss Geneva Grow has resigned her po-
sition Us operator.
Miss Della Wiley has gone to White
River Junction to take a position in the
New nglan Telephone company's office.
The library trustees gratefully acknowl-
edge the receipt of four books from Hon
itlihu Il. Taft of Burlington.
y covenant meeting will be held at the
baptist church Saturday evening.
Mrs. c. Il. Grow is much better.
The electric cars were unable t. react
this village Yesterday because of the great
amount of snow. The stage to Westtord
was unable to get through Tuesday and
returned after going some distance. II
started out yesterday morning but was
obliged to turn back. but the trip wa:
made in the afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Sheldon and Miss Julie
Sheldon, who have been quite i'll, are bet
ter.
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CO M ERCIAL.
New York Produce Market

New York, Fob, N.
FLoUR-Receipts siss bbls; exports 1900
QUIET but aru,iy' Sustained at old prices.
Winter patents ss.75a4a6; winter straisnts
s.. 700 500; winter extras % 0oq3, 20; winter
&.GOap4.l5; Minnesota bakers Es5VS,25
RYE FI.OuR-The ma rket was 1nlet.
Fair 10. good s9,?5QS 10: choice TO fan'y
WllIAT-Receipts q, 800 .bu; exports
90 900 hu, sales 1235. coo bu futures, le.CM
IN spot. Spot steady No. cred Shec Ton;
uioat; No; red '@iact elevator; 10 b,
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JERICHO.

There will he a musical entertainment at
academy hall. Jericho, Friday evening.
February u. Refreshments will he served
at the Congregational church from . to
y. m. after the entertainment. 1t is hoped
many will come and the endeavor will be
IT, max. il "A pleasant occasion. Admission
~ cents, children Is cents. Refreshments
10 cents.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

A~malgamuted Copper sold UP las to 1"is.
closing 69a.. Tri Mountain hComed - to rs,
closing 96. Tamarack lost 3 to 30. Baltic
rose III to Al. Copper Range to 81. and
ADV enture liz to 9$, but Atlantic lost y, 10
81 Centennial rose 1 to 1Si2. reacted to
Ill. and closed II. ohawk rose ia 10 ~
Osccula Pc to 80, closed -; Ut1h : 20 -,
Gle Sed 2ias.
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HINESBURGK.

Tho w. +, 6. will entertain their friends
Tuesday evening, February %, at q. \. r
hail With a whist party and box sociable
Every one Is cordially invited. Rev. e. C.
Adams delivered an eloquent sermon sun,
day to 10 members of the Masonic fratern,
fly and n large number OF their friends
were present from Shelburnc, Chnilottc
Muniiton, ST ieOrEo ANA Stjrkslnro. At
the close of the services at the church ain.
her was served IT tie Parker llOuss.-Ih,
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New York, Feb. -.
cotton opened easier to-day. Interest
Was undated and confidence of a hisher
market was EXPRESSED Tut the movement
Of the crop scared smaller holders who
liquidated causing 4 to Z POINTS decline the
FIRST 10 minutes. Cables were not up to
expectations ard this also helped - re-
~toyests were buying in Liverpool to lnv
and Wan Street was a buyer Icro 1T the
decline. Bulls were disappointed hut hope
full, At . y, m. the'i was a rally, the gem
cral list showing two Ia six net decline,
hut the advance I'D not ho;d aud tho mar
kot closes at about the lowest prices Of
the day.
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cures made by Dr..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century: dis
covered after years OF
scientific research by
DR.. kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der specialist. and is
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THE TRICK.

"NVell, | guess I'm even with tibet Teller
Mia hunkoed me last time | ven to
town.
How did YOU do itF" asked the listener.
Il sold him a gold brick, too-olcomar-
garin fer real country buttcr!'-Cincir-
natl Commercial Tribune.
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UNDERHuL,

James kilpcck, a long time resident and
a much respected citizen, died last week
Wednesday evening, aftcr an Illness Of on
~ "A few days. He is survived by a wife
and eight children, four sons II -FOUR
daughters. The deceased was an indus
trious, honest man, upright in all his deal
ings. The fureral was held at st. Thom 8
church Saturday morning.. and was largt ~
attended. Rev. Father Gelot conducting
the services. The burial was in the cath
Ollie coInctcrN.-Rev. Father Turcott OF
Grand Isle was in town last Friday visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Joseph C~roto.-Petor
McNassar is very ill.-The funeral of the
late Mrs. McNulty was attended from 81.
Thomas church last Friday m~orning.-The
town reports are out and do not snow a
healthy state of affairs for the town. Inc
warning contains nine articles.-It is re
ported that l.. O. Brush has rented ms
farm to Carl Bartlctt.-Rev. charles 4.
Hayward of Jericho Centre preached III
the Union church last Sunday afternoon.
-ticalth Officer &. =. Newton has romoN-
ell quarantine from the houses Whcre
smallpox was believed to have existed
While washing dishes recently. Mrs. Jonn
Harvey accidently stuck a table FORK INTO
enc hand. the hand and arm have become
badly swollen. causing her much pam
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

BOStOll, F"Il. II.
UUTTER-Nuithcrn. ..T2m.c g: Western
90 imitation. 17nl7igc. ladies, iiUlJtec.
CHEESE-Wcstern, 10#i"lliic; Northern
1ll,d11&tc.
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Yours truly.
J. 8. BACHB 1 CO.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
NIGHT LOOK FOR BETTER DAYS.

Peegar-Help mc, mister: I haven't a
cent ter me name.
Crusty Man-1Iuh! That's exactly how
much had when ] started in life, and I'm
Mnl or nnM Lnl mo ~NnMgrAImllln Ann In
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sooiable at a. Sykcs's Wednesday evening
was largely attended.-There will be a So
oiablc at Herbert Bscchcr's Wednesday
evening, February 19.-Mrs. Alice Prindlc
Raw. who has been helping care for her
father. Sidney Ray. has returned to her
home in st. Albans.-Mrs. II. {. Cassidy
has returned from a five weeks visit with
her sister i'm Burlington.-rhe little daugh-
ter of Murray Love is hcttcr.--Mrs Sarah
Marshall has returned from n visit IN Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Walter Harvey mas been
very sick with pneumonia but is GONZALES
cing.-Air. and Mrs. Frank Hanson OF
Starltsboro were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Hill over Sunday.-Georgo skill VIII
move to the Henry Newell farm in smell
burne village March /. Mr.. Skiff has been
III the employ of l.. Read 4 Co. Tor several
years, and people will regret to have him
leave town.-Mrs. Simon Degree and son
have returned from Il visit with relatives
in Rutland.-Mrs. "A. S. HUI is SLOWLY I'M
proving.--Mrs. Fred Peet and son of Shell
burnc are visiting at her fathers, Anson
Wceds.-Thc Methodist Episcopal sociab!e
was held at Frank Hinsdalc's in 81.
George Wednesday evening. February ~.
There Will he a box sociable at O.. u. X.
hall next Tuesday evening. Ladies arc re-
ouested to bring boxes of refreshments
which will he sold at auction to the gen.
tlcmcn.-Mrs, Susie Patrick kelton OF
Montpelier is visiting at Frank Patii,k's.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK -?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure 10 know Of the wonderful
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp.Root is not rec
ommendedf for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among tine helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by NAH, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and ErIE~
send your address to t61I5iFsdk1 zs,;".5:$::R
Or. Kilmer & Co., Bing- s25ST1TfHHe!HAAA 4 H Il A lii,etssi
hamton, N. Y. The ss&W
regular fifty cent and Home of swamp-Root.
dollar sizes are sold BY all good druggists.
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COTTON.

Especially reported for the Daily Frea
Press by Thomas Iarner, 1876 Main street
local manager for j. $. Bache l. Co, New
York: over direct private wire.)
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MILTON.

RS. w. ". Wheeler is quite i'll.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18
RI0TING AT BARCELONA
STRIKERS INCITED TO VIOLENCE BY
INCENDIARY ANARCHISTS.
Clashes with Troops I'm which Many
Were Wounded and Ten Report-
ed to Have Been Killed.

BARCELONA, Feb. H. The strike stu
of siege has been proclaimed. The printers
nave tied up all the papers and none of
them is appearing.
A t the strikers meeting held here yester-
were women. made violent speeches, in
citing the strikers to burn the unsanitary
dens of the workmen and seize the palaces
of the rich.
MADRID, Feb. lit is estimated that
1000 men have struck at Barcelona, and
serious rioting is reported there to-day.
The mob attempted TO sack the market
buildings, and stopped all street traffic
The factories and shops in the city have
been closed. Groups of women bearing ban
ners are taking a prominent part in the
disturbances. Several battalions of troops
are clearing the streets.
In the Chamber this afternoon General
Castelanos taxed the government with lack
of energy in dealing with the Barcelona
rioters. Replying, Senior Gonzales, minister
of the interior, said that the project of
Barcelona was not able to send a police
commissary TO each Of the seventy-two
simultaneous strikers meetings in that
city. After further explanations Senior
Gonzales introduced a bill asking the
Chamber to authorize the suspension Of
constitutional guarantees in the province of
Barcelona.
During the rioting at Barcelona the
son and wounding twenty-four. An uncon-
firmed telegram received here gives the
results of the charging and firing by the
troops at ten killed and sixty-1ve wounded.