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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-12
Read It I'm His Newspaper.

George Schaub, a we'll known
German citizen of New Lebanon,
Ohio, Is constant reader of the
Dayton Volkszeitung. He knows
that this paper aims TO advertise
only the best In Its columns, and
when he saw Chamberlain's Pain
Balm advertised therein for lame
back, he did not hesitate In buying
a bottle of 1t for his wife. who for
eight years had suffered with the
most terrible pains In her back aud
could get no relief. He says: cat
ter using Pain Balm for a few days
my wife said to me, I feel as
though born anew and before
using the entire contents of the
bottle the unbearable pains had
entirely vanished and she could
again take up her household du-
ties" He Is very thankful and
hopes that all suffering likewise will
hear of her wonderful recovery.
This valuable liniment is for sale
by G. w. Grier.
The successful business man Is
always the large advertiser. If
anyone doubts this let us ask him
what would become of the Robin
son show were 1t not for Its great
amount OF advertising.
Speeial Low Rates ON Sundays During
Summer Season, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
The Baltimore & Ohio R. R. will
sell excursion tickets at very low
rates, good going and returning
same day, every Sunday during the
summer season. on regular trains to
and from ali stations between Sis.
tersville and Parkersburg and be.
tween Sistersville and Wheeling
inclusive. No rate higher than
81 so.
Cali on ticket agent for rates and
time of trains. Sep I
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-12

Deer Park. ND, Most Delightful Sunni.
mer Resort or ahe Alleghemies.

Swept BY mountain breezes. p.
500 feet above sea level. Absolute.
" free from malaria. hay fever and
mosquitoes. : Reached without
change of cars from all principal
cities via Baltimore, & Ohio Rail-
road. Every modern convenience.
Rooms en- suite with private baths.
Electric lights, long distance tele-
phone. elevators, Turkish baths.
swimming pools, golf links, tennis
courts, bowling alleys, billiard
room, magnificent drives, complete
livery service. Annapolis Naval
Academy Band. Hotel remodeled
with additional conveniences and
renovated throughout. All cot
tages have been taken for the sea-
son. Open from June 2Ist to Sep.
TENDER goth.
For rates and information adj
dress
w. E. BURwELL, Manager.
B. & D. Central Building, Baltimore,
Md, until June Ist. After that
time, Deer Park. Garrett county,
Md. Aug.
The Virginia Is due up sometime
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-12

The Virginia Is due up sometime
tonight for Pittsburg. II the raise
that Is expected In the river ma.
terializes she will go on through to
Pittsburg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
iii HNCRElBLE = vERDAD ~

verdaira OCCASION gsar bien 81 dioero m
quates espl6nddo Drla0tss qunla pes
consTaas sxpleador lmplez que v
$500 3D. ANS ss regalan qnea dseAga ets ~
nants Gran Pfenio en- la ExPoscon Gle Paris
Anluo cabalau IU dollars. para ~
nuy gaeso dollars Afer cabaero brilliant nu g
dollars llane 10 AnIlo svOa s
grueso Pendlenses para ism
bsnte 10 dollars Penents
may graesos nn ya
egslo) dollars Mdaa dc lsy la eh5le do Pun
Frencla Alaska 81 dollars
gasto por cas certhcadas
clarada nercalc1a, - Rtco
NO servlra Rlng1a pedldo
sea del Baaco carta cercsda, vat Diem
venido antes efectuar eI pago.
medlda os
dedo. " W
nacen 40 ceacsaea
muesas Graf franco el Casa nustrao
Dugirss represenante genera socleoaa Gro w.
Lantes. "1r
Am: Alaska q. A. 6nyas, Corso sonano lOL 1916 Milan nt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04

de papeles cubiertos de sipnos mis-.
teriosoE parecidos a los cue vimos
sobre Ia mesa del presitlente en- La
reunion del eCiub de les Elk plota-
dores
Era como ell registro de los di.
ferantes miembros de la tisociaci6n.
Oada socio escribfa ELI caractes
vuigares @ Rocam bole, due yolvfa
q copiar Ia nota con las aenales
convenldas y quemaba ell original.
-Veamos, dijo sir Guillermo
cenandD con gran apetito.
eEuipezaremos por Ia relacion
mas antigua: es Ia de Qierubfn.
Els Ia mas importante, diio
ell barenet.
sQuerubfn, ley6 Rocambole,
ha sacada bailar dos veces duran.
te 10 noche 4 In marquesa de Van
Hop. La marquesa ha experiment
tado cierta sensaci6n, pero ha per.
manecldo indifarente ' frfa. Cue
rubin intent6 hacerla Tin cnmpli-
mtento IN POGO atrevtdD, pero no
10 comprendi6, y ha dejalo ell bale
las tres de Ia maflani,. AL dfa
siguiente hscia las dos, lcusndo liz
marqneKa bajana II avai,ido de los
pampoa Elfseos On su eoelae, e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04

Al dfa siguiente en nrte Eernan.
do Rocher fue sacado de IN modo
Ian extrafio del pequeno hotel de
la calle de Money nor sd mtsterio-
81 uesconocida, habrfamos encon-
trado sir Guillerlro, hacia media
noche, sentado delante de Rocam.
b0le, en- ell salon del peoueffo denar.
bamento que este hltfnao ocupaba
en- In Gale Fahourg Saint Honor6,
delante de la Gale Gle Berry.
El vizconde de nuev 70 CHINO estaha
envuelto cuidadosarnente en- su ba.
tin de casa, y fnl1aaba,! mientras
que sir Guillermo ss indemnizaba
dc Ia pobre comidIa Que hacfa en-
casa del conde de Kergaz, engullen-
dose IN gran pastel de angnilas.
TITO. - di1o RocamhoIe, - he
pasaiio tres dfas sin veras, v hav
novedades.
rs pr0hsble, sobrino lnfol
-Misntras cenais os comunicar6
mis- notitas.
Y Ell hilo adopting de- Ia vinda
Elpart Sc levant6, itie komar una
voluminosa csrtera due habfa sobre
un velador vecino y In coloc6 sobre
ans rodillss.
Esta caFtera eneerrAbA IN ga1o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
,ruzo con un caballsro que Ia ga

oruz6 con IN caballeTo que la sa'
Judo.
.Era Querubfn.
sQuerahfn monba rnuy bien 6
caball0 y sic, puso mirar.
sY observe IN ligero rubor que
subio hacia Ia frenta de la mar
quesa.
sAl dfa siguiente ell mayor Car.
den ha prsaentado q Q1erubfn Ia
eondesa @ =, ana ingiess de dis
tincion, a cuya casa va mucho Ia
marquess y con frecuencia sola
,Precisarnents esa tarde ell bsn.
quero h0lsnd6s no habfa acompa'
9ado q 81 lnujers y cuando hubo
entrado, la casualidad ha querido
que Querutpin eatuviese melanc6li.
camente aE,oyado en- la cIiimanea
del primer salon ain desierto.
7Tenfa e,Il Ia frente una rube de
bristeza qrlts producfa buen efeeto,
J po palidecer tempo cuando
81 nltrada = Ia de Ia marquesa Sc
cruzaron.
,Por otras parte, ha astado cum
pltdamentis fino. y lejoa DE mostrar.
E0 BOi4GA1Os 110 Ea4 4GIAA0 GA OStA VI al ia
fieseoso de permanecer diStancia.
No na hecll0 valsar a la msrsuesa
psro esta, dos veces, cuando se vol
VIA, hs sorprendido los ojoE de
Queru6fn Glavados en- ella. -
--Muy bieD, diio eli baronet. -
Ei mas SECURE medic de triunfar
de las muisres de esperarlo TODD
de elias, eS pOnerSe como IN h0m.
bre cue eulplea tcdos los medios
para apatar5e de su desLin0 fatal.
OontiuIlia, sob sino.
R0cambelle siguio leyendo sus
notss geroKlfHcas.
1Querubin ha Observable cierta \
tnrbacion en ia marquesa. SauS1t
tsmprano GEL bale, seria sobrelssF
media nocfls POGO mas 8 menos.
PAL dfa aiguiente QlernbfR1. q,
paseaba por al nosque, pg4Ss
Campos EllHeos y en- la aveu Q1t.
Marty, de las don laa cuat $3.50 III
I'll tlemr,o era hermDsog q ~
Fece que liI naarquessL ri N
Pasao habihHal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
sAl dfa siguiente no fu9 ma. Al Al

sAl dfa siguiente no fue mas 81.
chose.
sLa marquessl asta en- su casa Dos
sabados, TODD ell llfa.
> hl mayor Garden La vfsIt6 In
halo sola. 80
SLa marquesa parecfa que sufrfa
ttn1a los ojos empanados.
sSin embargo, demostr6 mucba
animation y haol6 IN POGO de todo
sDespues, sin afectarse como
La cosa mas natural del mundo
pregunto al mayor quien era al
1oven que la llahfa presentado =
que haofs visto con eli en- casa de
La condesa G
PEI mayor ha ctontestado Que era
el senor Oscar die Verny, m cum.
plido caballero; psro trfste, melan-
c0tico, presa, pensaba, de alg6n
vlolento amor.
oHa visto a Ia nlarquesa temblar
Hgeramente, desoues cambfar de
conversation y lie pedfrle notfcfas
DIP la Ultima representation de Ia
Opera.
-Aquf aeabaEl las notss de Qua.
rubin del mayor, dijo Rocam.
b0le.
rs POGO, tillo sl baronet, -
pero en- in, es ulc principle.
-lAhi- diio H.ocam bole. Ncs va
oossar mucho trabajo ganar los
cinco millones dls Na bella india.
" sin embargo, los ganaremos.
LA marqCesn 60 una fortaleza
de virtud.
-Sf, : replied sir Guillsrmo. \.
paro Quernbfn, 10 mismo que TOR.
quess, tisnen Ia ulirada ssdrotora.
y las najeres. hasta las mas duras
: osoraa6n, nc Ia resisten mucho
f1pa 1a Pero pasnmos n otra cosa.
Co Rlls0 ana veg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04

y css: On dia de-
os ooe IT, - asss Ventura, =.
<o,ecz oAA - " Intendente y
: Es sl Ia orsa, no estA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04

Oeade 81 dia 10 de aouedan
Carolina Gaaber A@sa naeVo
i
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
THE DoNowAY CASE

Middlebury, Jan. Z. - The case
against States Attorney ] B. Dono way
was called today. f:
Mr.. Donoway was indicted for the
alleged violation:: ::of section 1928 of
the Vermont Statutes which reads as
follows When a person is convict
ed of keeping nuisance the state Is
attorney shall Immediately tile an in
formation against the chancellor, set
ting forth the keeping of such nuisant e
and such cNnvic'ion and upon failure
so to do within 30 days af.er such
con viction, he shall be fined not more
tnan $500"
1t will be r. called that during the
month Of July or August last the
Kenworthy brothers were arrested on
a charge OF ket ping a nuisance, they
were arraigned before Justice of the
Peace O. p. Moore and pleaded guilty.
They had no money with whic1 to lay
their tlnes and that they might have
have a chance to earn the monev and
avoid being commiJted 20 jul the
cases were held open, the respondents
agreeing to pay the money into court
on or before the first of December.
Mr. Morrow claims that 'he minu-
ties on the justice papers S ow c. n
viction and sentence a d as no injun-
ction followed a viulah n of the ab We
statute, Mr.. Donow = attorney Iha'
eau ed plea of not guilty to b. Ten
tered in response to these chargesA
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
Want BIG MONEY
Several Mill Owners On
y Ask Damages Of
s1oo FOR II DAYS
Pumping. c. J, Lease Ap.
pointed City Auditor

Nothing Of great Importance was
done at the regular meeting Of the
city council held last evening At
the speei meeting of t. e b. ard Of
aldermen held afterwards Clarence }.
l. ,ase was nominated by the mayor
and confirmed n nimouSly as one OF
the auditors in place of W. A. Drew,
resitned.
The bonds of L. H, Thnrston as
over eer of the p or we're accepted as
was also his M nthly report.
The petition of the Consolidated ID
Lis hting Company for poles un Cur
rier street was referred to the street
commi Ltee.
j. ". Holton was granted permits.
sion to change the loca lou of bis sign.
Levin Bros, we're refused permission q
to hang a new sign in front OF their
store.
F. D. Ladd was given p rmission to
set up and operate a 4-horse power
boiler ? horse power engine and a
steam jacket kettle In the basement
of the Wood block.
Antonio Boltaro was given permits.
sion to erect a dwelling house on Bat.
chelder's meadow A resolution ap.
propriatinc Sl75 for Mrs. Carl) Frat.
TIM as land damages was read sec
ond time and passed.
A large batch OF city warrants in
Guiding one of over SO, 900 to the Ma
tional Bank for interest on sewer, re.
funding and wa'er bonds, was ordered
paid. The bill Of the Consolidated
Lighting omEany for December was
ordered paid after it bad been dis.
counted $25 for the lights that did
not burn
The bills for damages for pumping
II days were read from some OF the
mill owners. McDJnrld & Buchan
and Marr 4 Gordon wanted 500 each
J. 5. Robinson, Smith, Whitcomb
& Cook Co., Jones Bros, aud the Stat
ford 4 Holden Mfg. Co, each wanted
s42 so: and Well., Lans n & Co
asked S28 81 The bills were referred
to the water committee to see if they
could not be made more uniform.
The resignation Of w. A. Drew az
one of the auditors was read and &C
cepted. After the city Cou Gil hat
adjourned to Jan. IA, special meet
ing of the aldermen was called at which
! Mayor Phelps sent in the name q
CT lrence J. Leaseas auditor in place
Of w. a. Drew and the nomination
was unanimously confirmed.
1t was finally voted on the motor
Of Alderman Scott that all coal for th,
public buildings be weighed On th'
city scales.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
Defeated The Red Men
Last Evening In The
CR|BBAGE CONTEST
Won By Only 100 Points,
Relative Standing Unchangec'

Clan Gordon won the first game in
the second round Of the cribbage tour
nament last evening, defeating the
Red Men by l30 points, AS rule
the scores we're close and the contest
proved an interesting one.
The tables, the players, those Of
Clan Gordon being given first, their
scores and the total scores we're as
f,llows:
Table No. Robert Shaw and j
L. Dom Orouski. 1860: A. Ross and W .
II. Bradbury. 1000. Nc. &C. Will
Jams and William Melvin, 1913; ]. F.
Donahue and Henry Watkins, 1000.
No. 3-H. Petrie and F. Kerr, lO4l;
James Duncan and e, w. Brown
1000. No. 4-D W. Smith and j.
Reid, 1913; James Smart and r. Lud-
low. 1000. No. John Angus and
George Robb, 1908: ]. F Hunton and
B. w. Sibley. 1000. No. Cd. Ches.
ser and William Jopp, 1914; w.
Forbes and Ira Wright. 1000. No. :
j. A. cambridge and George Troup.
1000: ". W. Russell and D. Blake,
1906. No .S-W. Stephens and
James Lamont, 1912; Peter LaXson
and Alfred Robertson, 1000. Totals
Clan Gordon, 1856: Red Men, Sl26.
Referees, Henry Premier of the Catho-
lie Order OF ForeSters and w. A
Moore Of the Knights Of Columbus.
This venng's game will be be-
tween the Foresters OF America and
the Knights of Columbus. Tomor.
row evening the Odd Fellows and the
Catholic o: der Of Foresters will meet.
Prizes have been decided on for the
best players Two fine prizes will be
given to the tw best players making
the hest score as we'll as to those max
ing the second and third best Ac.
cording to this the story OF each
game, as published in the TELEGRAM
each day, will hav4 an added value.
The standing of the teams to date
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07

There are many good advertising
mediums in Vermont but If you have
not tried the TELEG RAM you should
dc SO for quick returns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
BRIGGS HELD FOR MURDER

Manchester, Jan. IA motion made
before Chief Justice Wallace of the
superior court asking that the trial of
George IL. Briggs formerly OF Norris
town, VT. held on the charge of 'he
murder of Mrs. harriet Jones in the
town of Lsngdon, has been denied.
The trial will beg in Jan IA, the da e
originally set by the court.
G. II villa MS Of BIT lows Falls,
Vt, will act as the RESPONDENTS at
torney, while Gen. Atty e 6. Eastman
of Exeter and f. O. BrowD: solicitor
of Sullivan county, appear Tor the
tate.
Chief Justice Wallace and Judge
Pike will SIT on the case.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
BARCLAY BROS.
Shed With Recent Addi-
tion Is Now
LARGEST IN the WORLD
Ten Gangs Of Cutters With
Polishing Machinery, Etc.

Barclay Bros now have the largest
stone shed in the world, for, with the
new addition just completed that
firm have the most space under ore
roof devoted to the granite industry Of
any firm in the entire world.
The new addition just Completed is
about IS feet in length and of the
same width as the rest Of the shed.
1t is on the extreme west end OF the
shed and is used malnly for a stock
room and the old stock room has
been added to the cutting room.
The cutting room now is lS0 feet in
length by IS feet in width, giving a
floort space OF about /: II, 700 square
feet which will furnish room for about
10 gangs Of cutters to work without
being in each others way.
The stock rom in the west end OF
the shed is about 81 feet long. The
remainder OF the big shed aside from
the space taken up by the cutting
and stock rooms is devoted to the
polishing department where are locat.
ed IN addition to the four polishing
wheels an immense gang saw and two
large turning lathes as we'll as smaller
la hes for polishing column work and
the like.
In addition to the main shed are
several wings where are located the
boxing room and the blacksmith
shop.
There are eight fires in the black
smith shop now, an addition haviog
been built for sererdl more fires than
the shed ever had before. There are
four immense grind>tones fer sharpen
ing the tools located just inside the
main shed and vtry near the center of
the cutting room.
The shed is supplied with power
from an S5-horse- power .engine which
which gets it's steam from a l25
horse power boiler. Two air com.
pressors are also run to furnish CON-
pressed air for he pneumatic tools
The shed is warmed by hot air
heated and driven to the different
parts Of the shed by big blower. The
cold air is drawn around large Col
of steam pipes through which passes
the ext aust steam from the engine..and
and is then sent out to the ditfe ent
parts of the she'd. BY this syst m the
shed is kept nice and warm and the
men can work there with the greatest
c,mfort even the coolest day.
! The office and draughting room Ii
J situated in a small building entirely
separate from tne main shed.
The head of this great shed is Will
liam Barclay, ST., the hardest w rkel
of the whole lot. In fact it is owing
largely to his push and enterprise
that the firm is today enjoying such
prosperity. He is everywhere, all
over his immense shop, and not
single detail escapes his watchful eye
He is assisted in the work Of running
the business by his son, William Bar
clay, Jr., aim st as lard d worker as
his father. No Two men WORK as
hard as they.
At present the shed employs about
$50 men, but with the starting up OF
business in few weeks this number
will be increased so that the cutters
employed will all but equal this num-
Der.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
FIRE AT GRANITEVILLE
(SceCidl to TELEGRAM.)

Graniteville. Jan : There was a
great deal Of excitement here this
morning over fire in the Foresters
hall over W. H. Miles store. 1t was
discovered at g 80 by Walter Belville,
VINO called out the fire department and
extinguished the blaze without very
great amount Of damage being done,
beyond the destroying Of 800 organ
owned by Court Robert Emmett, c.
O. F
1t is thought that tie fire started
from some dry saw dust in boxes neal
the stove and under the platform
The platform was burned up and q
hole was burned through the floor in
to the store below
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
WILL CLOSE HOTEL

Brattleooro, Jan T.. In tie police
court last night Judge w. S. Newton
imposed fines aegrtgating $500 on
L. ster Wilbur proprietor, Jer"me
Ward, clerk and Michael B 'wker,
bartender at the American house for
violating the prohibitory law. Geo.
A. Boyden, owner Of the hotel says be
will close it at once.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
THE SP0TTER
The Case Of s. D. Waite
For
MANSLAUGHTER
Postponed At Woodstock In.
til January 20th
MANSLAUGHTER

Woodstock, Jan. w iudSor coun-
ty court resumed its session yesterday
Afternoon. Frank Plumley Of North
field counsel for 5. D. WiSon, the
"spotter' asked for an extension of
time in his client S case set for Wed
nesday, which was granted and trial
assigned for Jan. 20.
The case Of Mary Shippey OF Ply
mouth, charged with the larceny of
watch and ,ings is no ' on trial,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
Fred Cleveland And Mrs.
0|iva Martin Injured
SLEIGH DEMOLISHED
And Mrs. Martin Serious y
Hu I, On South Main St.

Just before the car due to leave
the square at JAS reached the ter
minus on South Main street last even
ing, it ran into and demolished a
sleigh containing Erred Cleveland and
his housekeeper, Mrs. Olive Martin,
badly injuring the latter.
TIE Car had not quite reached Ell
more street when Mr. Cleveland drove
out OF that street and attempted to
cross the track ahead Of the car.
There was no time to do it or for the
car to stop so that the two crashed to-
eether. Mrs. Martin was picked p
from under the car and taken to her
home. 10 Elmore street, and Drs. La
zell, j. w. Jackson and Newton sum-
moned.
They found her suffer- g from a
bad cash some five or six inches long
in the back of her head while her COL
lar bone was troker, her eyes were
blackened aud her nose bruised. Her
condition while serious is rot critical.
as she will probably recover all right.
Mr. Cleveland was only badly bruised
and escaped all serious injury. The
sleigh was completely demolished.
The car was in charge Of Motorman
Martin and Conductor Murray. No
blame can be attached to the railroad
people as the car was not running at
high rate of speed From all ac-
counts it would appear that Mr..
Cleveland failed to take due notice Of
The approach Of the car.
This morning Mr.. Cleveland, who
is employed by W. A. Bradford, talked
freely with a TELEGRAM reporter
about the 'cident, say ing:
II came out of Elmore street just
as the Car was coming up the street.
The Car was coming very fast. 1t was
5:25 when | left the house and l was
a little late as had an engagement
with certain PARTY at North Barre
at $50. l think that l was not dri =
ing very fast. l did not hear the
gong ring and did not see the car
until got onto South Main street.
"My horse was startled by the
glare of the headlight and stopped
all in a culver beside the track. Then
he jumped before could turn or back
him. He cleared the track and
brought the sleigh squarely across it
50 that the Car S ruck it.
Mrs. Martin was carried some lit.
tie distance and was picked up next to
the life gluard, ] clung onto the
horse and stopped him right away.
The animal is all right ano is not US
ually afraid Of the cars" "
The accident is the most serious OF
anythat h IS happened since the road
was opened three years ago last June.
This nt rning Mis- Martin was re-
ported as the same and Mr.. Cleveland
was 70 worse. He is very lame, how.
ever.
There are many good advertising
mediums in Vermont but If you have
s,o% yrUNr NC A A6 ,xo,, 81,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
The standing of the teams to dat
ROB ROY WINS
Especial to TELEGRAPH J

Graniteville, Js n. 7.--The cribbage
tournament here last night resulted
in victory for Court Rob Roy, F. Of
A., by 216 points. This no Sever
leaves Court Robert Emmett,C c. O +
still in the lead by IS points. The
next game will be played on Thursday
evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
ALLEN AND KETCHCM

Rutland, Jan. both the cases o
M. f. Allen and John W. Ketchum
were continued yesterday to February
10, by Judge Wheeler. Ketchum'S at
torreys claimed that their case was
not ready.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
A VILLA AMSTOWN BANK
RUPT.

burlington, Jan THE bankrupt
petition Of Thomas H. White Of VIII
Jamestown, a quarryman, was filed in
the Office of the CLERK Of the district
court in this city today. Liabilities,
s243 90, assets sl25 exempt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
MOODY SCHOOL LECTURERS

New York, Jan. Lectures are
being arranged throughout the c1un-
try by the students and alumni of the
ID. L. M ody schools at Northtield and
Nj unit Hermon, Mass in an effort to
raise 800 600 towards the permanent
So 600 600 endowment fund. $685.
600 has already ben raised
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
RUTLAND r, R. CHANGES

Rutland, Jan, Wallace G. Gle
ment has resigned as director Of the
Rutland Railroad and Chauncey M.
Depew has been elected in his place.
President Clement has sold most all
his stock to DR.. w. Seward Webb.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07
VERMONT PENSIONS

ashington, Jan. /, - Vermont
pensions: Increase, restoration, re-
issue, etc, Lewis Plankey, Manch.
ester Depot, SO; Francis Savage, South
Hero, $40
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-07

This vening's game will be be-
tween the Foresters OF America and
the Knights of Columbus. Tomor.
row evening the Odd Fellows and the
Catholic O: der of Foresters will meet.