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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

The first rally OF the Eoerman Local
Union Of Young Peoples Societies
was held last evening in the Cengre-
oational church and was we'll attend
cd people being present not only from
the two Y. P. S. G. E. and the Ep'
worth League OF this city, but from
similar societies In Montpelier
South Barre, East Barre, bel,
lin. Graniteville, Williamstown ana
Plaindeld. The meeting was q very
successful one and all who ATTENDED
tee] much benefited by the excellent
address OF Rev. James Alexander OF
Newport. N. H president Ut the New
Ham pshire Christian Endeavor Union.
The meeting began at 7.4o O'CLOCK
with q service OF praise with a large
chorus singing under the direction OF
Rev. E. M. Fuller.
Then James w. Hall, the president
made short address OF welcome II
which he detailed bow the union nap
nened to be formed and also gave wha
It's nurposes and aims were. he als'
road letters OF encouragement IRON
pev A. e. Atwater and G. &. Eoer
man. the man for whom the unlo'
was named. .u,.
Va After short responsive servio
conducted by Mr.. Hall prayer wa
off ,red by Rev. D. H. Strong OF WI
Jamestown, followed by anotner seiee
tion by the chorus. a avon,
lent paper on "Local Union o,;. WorIa v,,o',3a !
which he said that the work should o
treated under three heads, lnstrnc
tion tiou' Inspiration and Fello .ship. tn b
ssaot troI,hle was that we are not q
scsna,nted With the work. We shoul
@ nove as few comittees as possible an
more should be added as the ~cf. y
msnds There is a great need ft
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15
new REMEDY
How A Cough Can Be:
Cured At Once
AMERICAN MINES
Purchased By An English Co.
| Other News

London, May l5.-A recent issue OF
the London Chronical contains this re-
markable remedy. "Perhaps the
q uaintest remedy is that which Is ad'
mi nistered for cough, and In the
opinion of thousands Of Englishwomenl
invariably cures 1t. 1t was mentioned
tc an English lady by her housekeep-
er a Londoder born and ored' VINO
had tried it with success upon ner
own daughter You take the hair OF
the sufferer and wrap it 10 piece OF
meat, which you give to a dog'
When the dog has swallowed the SAND
wich the cough disappears Nothing
could be simpler or easier so long d
we are not bald
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

A despatch received here today
from Lloyds agent at Rangoon, Brit
ish Burmah, says that the BRUSH
steamer Camorta from. Madras, which
ia STATED to have $50 passengers on
board, is nine days overdue. Ihe
Camorta is Of 1851 tons net register
and is owned by the British India
Steam Navigation Company Qlmlted)
of Glasgow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15
RhRRF EN1, ASSN VOTES
MONEY FOR LIBRARY BOOkS

= - ,nnropriate for a we'll equilppeo
hinding, fsadi fling and preserving u,sa; OF sa'd
tnw'ns olnulns' ers, magazines and perloal'
ne"'p ne," All Of said books and files TO a.. con'
Ia ea'u aassd IRON from the income Of the BARE RE
chassa en- sast ainment lnom ASS )ciation Fund, ana
a. hooks and files shall be cared lxro io'
sala o9on' % tr,stees S 10 the Aldrich libra.
ry uy Iau n as good manner as otner ~ o01h' ths
said sa d library and be subject ,etas 10 .ns
sa la ame' ae'D u similar rules, as SAID 'fuS''''
NAV direct.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

A deed transferring the Camp b1rd
property to new owners mas oeen
nlaced on tile In the recorder s tfice at
unray, The conveyance is made to
the Camp Bird Limited, OF LONDON,
and embraces a. fun interest OF 39
claims and half interest In two other
claims including mill sites, buildings
tramwavs etc; The conSidera ion is
g525. 900. This property is located at
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15
49,, rc.pR1AaE CAMPAIGN.

put,and, May l5.-Perclvsa' ,oool. ""
c,ement Sue,nh the hig License nh1; and Local, "a
OPIUM oppmjnation for governor in tne osrr,are ru
nom,nn no q nnvention, will begin a catd,ags tangs
og 1ogr hreugn county %q yos%ens so~ns
proposes p,p3v during u this tour and esoh %,i
,aat county IN 'front.' from two to four places eaon
day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

j. j.. Hill, president of the Great
Northern railroad of the United
States, has oought the China Mutual
Steam Navigation Company, which
owns obirteen large steamers trading
between Liverpool and the Orient.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

King Edward has intimated his de-
sire to the lord mayor Of London that
the coronation offerings Of che citizens
of London should take the form of
substantial addition to the Kings
hospital fund.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

Totals. 40 4 8 10 10 "a y
struck out by Magee II, by walker
. Nv b Gardner none. Umpire, Frank
Brown.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

In the election for Bury George
Toulmin, Liberal, secured majority
of 4l4 votes. At the last election In
Bury, 1900, the Conservative majority
in the district was $40.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15

Edmud j. Monson the British amba-
ssador at Paris has officially notified
M. Delcasse, the French minister OF
foreign affairs, that the British gov
erment has placed all its available re-
sources, ships and otherwise, in the
vici ity of Martinique, at the despo-
sal Of the French authorities.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15
Why is ROYAL
Baking Powder bet-
ter than any other?

Because in it's mammoth works 2
corps of chemical experts is con-
stantly employed to test every ingre.
dient and supervise every process of
manufacture to insure a product ab-
solutely pure, wholesome and perfect
in every respect
The most wholesome food and
the most digestible food are made
with Royal Baking Powder.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15
SpAULDING HIGH WINS.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Mortified, May Is. - The S'pauld.
ing High School base ball team OF
Barre defeated the Northiield High
School here yesterday afternoon IN
we'll played game by a score OF 7
to2.
The line up OF the two teams was
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15
Ouray, Colorado, U. s. A.

Secretary Whitworth Of the Man
chester Ship Canal company, states
that the RI mors that j. P. Morgan
has made arrangement, for the con-
troll Of the ca.al are lncorreci. Mr..
Whitworth declines to give any fur
thur information on the subject.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
RESUMPTION WAS SLUN.
Anthracite Mines Net In Condition
to Be Run Their Full
Capacity.

Wilkesbarre, Oct. 24.-The resump
ton OF mining throughout the anthra-
cite region was not as general yester-
day as was expected. Unlocked for
difficulties were encountered in the
shape of water and accumulated gas,
and dangerous roofs, which threat
ened to fall and entomb the workers,
Were also discovered in many CT the
collieries. The mine superinten dents
would take no chances and the min
ing OF coal was put off until ali parts
CT the underground workings can be
made safe. This will take a few days
yet, and in some cases ii will take
weeks before some CT the mines can
be put III full operation.
Although wor. was carried en- in
some mines which are not considerel
in the best CT condition. no accidents
were reported Tor the day In quite
a few Of the collierieg the machinery
and everything connected with the
hosting Of coal acted badly and IT
was found necessary to close down
after steam had been raised and the
miners were ready to go to work
from reports received from the en-
tire anthracite region the number of
mines in operation was given as q
little less than two-thirds Of the total
number, but the output Of coal was
less han half the normal.
No Accidents Were Reported.
AS was o be expected, there was
more or less dissatisfaction among
the old employees over the re-opening
of the mines. Where. it was decided
not to resume work for few days
the men took it that the companies
cid not want their services. and many
complaints reached President Mitch
ellis headquarters, but as the day
wore On and the true situation be-
came known there was better feel
ing all around. President Mitchell
expects that when all the mines ge.
in operation there will be less com
plants. Until all the collieries do
resume there will be more or less
idle men airing their discomfort IT.
looks as though the union engineers
were SUluS I'd nave some uIuCuILy
getting back thei' old places. At
nearly every mine where the striking
engineers made APPLICATION for work
yesterday they were tod that there
wer no vacancies. A large number
Of carpenters are also out in the cold
Told Mitchell Their Grievances.
A delegation or carpenters waite
On President Mitchell and told him
CT their grievances. The chief Of the
miners union advised his callers t.
wait few day and see IL employ
ment would not tie offered them.
President Mitchell believes that when
general resumption takes place there
will be few Oh the mine employees
Idle. The fremea are being taken
back in larger numbers than any OF
the otner steam mel. That IS BE-
cause they are experienced and they
take the places or men who are not
50 capable. The only friction report.
ed between union and non-union rne1
was ct segeEal collieEies il the wy
oming region, where the miners OBJ
jected to be lowered into the rhine
by Eon-union engineers.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
TRACTION TERMINAL DEPOT.
Cine to Be Built ct Cincinnati-Com.
bine Ct Certain Ohio Lines
Under Way.

Cincinnati. Oct. 24.-The confer
ence between ". Kelsey Schoepf. Of
the Widener--lk.ns syndicate, and NJ.
]. ManEe.taan. Ct tie Mande, baum
Pome.cy syndicate, with Cincinnati
capitalists, were continued yester-
day. closing Up details and arranging
70 carly out TIE arrangement on con-
nuni1y Of interest entered into on
Wednesday for Ohio traction lines
Senator foraker. II. C. Lcng and
Franz Wiiccx, the latter CT Cleveland
we're lcc5-ins after the legal proceed
ings and others after the compromise
gage.
articles CT incorporation Of the
Tractio1 Terminal company, capital
$l0o.Qen, We're certified to the county
c.e-k yesterday afternoon. ]. B.
Foraker and Frank H. wilcox. OF
CievH md. general counsel for the
Mcr9nlha~-~ syndicate. are two Of
Z : .-@-l. LOS.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
AS GERMANY RECEIVED IT.
Editorial opinions on Andrew Car.
ncgie's Suggestion.

Berlin, Oct. 24.-Andrew Carne-
g.e's suggestion in his rectorial adj
dress at st. Andrews university,
Scotland, Wednesday, that Emperor
William organize the United States
Of Europe" has been received with
laughter by the Germans. The Vos-
sissche Zeitung calls IL a NONSENSE
cal proposition adding:
Since not even a customs union IS
possible between Germany and Aus
tria, how vain il is 10 propose a po-
litical union. SaOuld the emperor
follow the advice ii would expose him
to repulse after repul5e."
The Post, though saying the idea
is utterly ehimerical. thinks Mr.. Car
negie complimented the German peo-
pie and TIE emperor by supposing
they cCul1 carry cut the project.
The Lokal AnZeiger says:
THE cn!y way Germany can make
head against tie American danger IS
for Emperor William TO continue his
energetic influence IN developing the
country economically"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
France, Great Britain ard Ger
many Agree TO Evacuate
Shanghai.
DUE TOSE92EThaY HAYS URGING
United sts.es Premier Acted at the
sehest e china-,Territory In
viewed Covers the Great Yang
Tse-lliars valley.

Paris, Get 24.-From authoritative
sources the correspondent Of the As
sociated Press mas learned that
france, Great Britain and Germany
Lave ccn> luGed cn agreement pro-
viding for TIE military evacuation OF
Shanghai by their forces. The nego-
tiations have also brought about an
important extension Of the open door
policy, as urged b. Secretary Hay.
The agreement affects not only Shang.
hal, but the entire Yang-Tse-Kiang
valley, which the powers are seeking
to develop for commercial purposes.
The date CT the evacuation is still
open, but a leading Official Of the
foreign Office expressed the belief
that it VIII Undoubtedly be accom-
plished by IN. i.
Gladly Erce:ved 1T Wellington.
Washington. Oct. 24.-Tke news OF
the agree.aeit TO finally evacuato
Shanghai was gladly received Ct tho
state department. The United States
government some time ago. at the
instance CT the state departmentmmh
instance &C the Chinese government,
began Quietly but persistently 10
bring pressure to bear upon the pow
ers concerned in the occupation of
the place to evacuate it in conform
ity with the stipulations of the treaty
CT Pekin. Not having participated
directly in TIE occupation, it was nee
essary for the United States to move
discreetly in approaching the other
nations ca this subject, but the adj
vances were we'll received, and It
soon appeared hat the only difficulty
in bringing about the desired evacE-
alton was the indisposition Of each
OF the occupying powers to take the
initiative. The last to hold out was
England, end as lately as last week
1t was stated thai she was objectints
simply for the purpose of making
sure CT getting fair share of GER
tain important trade advantages IN
the exploitation Of the Yang-Tse val
ley.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
TO SHUT OUT
HARD COAL

The Purposes Of the Traction
Terminal company are to build a cen
trail depot here for electric lines from
different parts Of the state and TO
provide suitable terminals. While
Man5elbaun remains as president os
tho Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo
and other electric lines. w Kelsey
Schoepf, president Of the Cincinnati
Traction company, is to be chairman
Of the executive board OF the COM
munity CT interest" Mandelbaum
and Schoepf stated that they would
not be able to complete all the de
tails CT the community of interest
before Saturday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24

upon between President Roosevelt ana
himself, Is 1ollows:
The comnig siCners will assemble
at tie temporary White House at 10
a. m. Recorder Wright will cal the
meeting to order and the roll will be
called. Then a message from Presi-
dent Roosevelt in writing will be sub
mitted AID read by Recorder Wright.
1t will contain such instructions as
the president may desire to give the
board. among which will be one to
the effect that the exigencies Of the
occasion demand The greatest prompt
ness compatible with the Importance
of the undertaking.
Organization will ftNlow the read
ing CT the message, and Judge George
Gray will be elected chairman.
a formal call On the president will
follow, and Mr.. Roosevelt will add
verbal suggestions to those contained
in his written message. The arbi-
tration board will then repair to the
Office of the labor commissioner and
take up its discussion Of the work
to come, which will be planned in
detail before the taking of testimony
at Wilkesbarre AMI New York begins.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
AGAINST UNION MEN.
Judge Ford Issued Temporary
Injunction, in Cleve-
land Court.
BOYCOTT ON A RESTAURANT.
Began by Walters Union, Against
Which Court Order Was Obtained.
New Injunction Applies to All
Unionists In the City.

Cleveland, Oct. 24.-Judge Ford, OF
the common pleas court, has issued
an injunction that practically applies
to every union man in the city. The
Walters union some time since be-
gan a boycott against non-union
Superior street restaurant. The pro-
prietor obtained an Injunction agains;
them.
The Bridge Workers union then
took up the fight and the proprietor
applied for an Injunction against al
members Of the United Trades and
Labor Council, with the result that
Judge Ford granted temporary re
straining order.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
CorsidericS Fi3-can For Riehop.

Rene, Get 24.-Archlishop Ricr-
dan, Of San Francisco while visiting
the college Of The propaganda yeste-
day, was questioned concerning the
qualifications ot his brother. the pas
tor cf st. ElizaDeth's church, Chi
caGo. who is che CT tie three candi
dates from amo1g whom the arch
b:skcD of Chicago. in succession to
tie late Archbishop Feehan, will be
choser.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
munsey Buys Boston Journal.

Boston. Oct. 24-Frank A. Nunsey
OF New York. has bought from
Stephen O'Meara and his associates
all the stock &C the Journal News
paper company. which owns and pub
fishes the Boston Morning. Evening
and SUNDAY Journal Mr.. Munsey
owns the Washirgtca Tines ard the
New y Newg. alsa Nuns Is Mag
az.ne a. ether publications.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
ARBITRA7ORS MET TODAY.
Wright, Yesterday, Made Public the
Program Arranged by President
Roosevelt and Himself.

Washington, Oct. 24.-The coal
strike arbitration board net in this
city this morning. Yesterday Carroll
D. Wright made public the details for
the preliminary meeting as agreed
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
One Hunter Killed by Another.

Connellsville, Pa, Oct. 24.-George
Haws. a farmer residing near Willis
postoffice, was shot and killed by
John Foster. fellow huntsmar,
Wedn@ sday afternoon. Foster mis-
took him for a turkey, and fred q bull
let through his partners brain.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
Ohio Baptisss Elect Officers.

Elyria. o., Oct. 24.-The Ohio Bap.
list convention yesterday elected th=
following officers: President. T. 4.
Doane. CINCINNATI; vice president,
Charles 7. Lewis, Toledo; correspond
ing secretary. Rev. George E. Leon.
d, GIsnv.se; recording secretary
Sa~- :. ). .cai. Martins FerrJ
+csIIcr. lev. R. s. Coiwen, Gr-n
vile.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-24
Engineers and Fireman May
Be Ordered Not to
Handle It.
MEMBERS ARE GETTING WORSTED
President Morton Says Anthracite
Miners Are Being Taken Back,
While Their Men Are Being Left
OIt In the Celia.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-President Nor
ton. OF the international Association
Of Stationary Engineers and Firemen.
stated yesterday that all of the as
ISOLATION members all over the coun.
try would be ordered to refuse to
handle any anthracite coal until every
member OF their union affected by
the anthracite strike is reinstated OH
the basis on which the miners re-
turned to WORK.
The brotherhood has a membership
of $4,000 and has local unions in ia
towns and cities, including Chicago,
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Gin
cinnati, Cleveland, Baltimore, ST.
Louis. Kansas City, Denver and San
Francisco. President Morton de-
clared his organization was in a posi-
tion to shut out hard coal in all
cihes where it had local unions. ami
SAID such action would be taken if
NECESSARY for the protection of mem
bers OF the unicn who had lost their
positions On account Of the anthra-
cite coal strike. President Morton
said in part:
Members Getting Worst of 1t.
According to all reports from the
eastern mines, cur men are getting
the worst Of it, and while the miners
are being reinstated they are left out
in the cold.
Our organization does not propose
allowing its members to be victim.
lied. and as we cannot call a strike
at the mines. non.union men seem
ing to be in possession Of the jobs,
we will attempt to secure the rein
statement By shutting out anthracite
coal wherever we can.
While negotiations looking to-
ward a settlement were on we did
not wish to interfere in any way, al
though we feared our men would get
the worst Of tie bargain. We have
supported the miners in every man
ner during the strike. and believe the
action CT the dremen and engineers In
quitting work helped materially to
win the fight.
VIII Give Them Assistance.
Although it &C true a majority OF
the fremen are members Of the min
ers' union, because they were forced
into that organization, they have re-
tanned their membership In our union
and have already asked for our as
sistance. We propose to give it to
them, and am going to call a meet
ing OF the executive board, when &C.
ton will be taken looking to that end.
II will advocate that cur mem.
bers lie ordered 10 refuse to handle
anthracite coal. and, as to my mind.
this is the only method that will
bring the operators to time, I believe
the board will adopt my suggestion"
According to PRESIDENT Morton, at
the Shamokin convention the fremen
were advised to get into the miners
union, but were assured the miners
would stand by them. He is now OF
the opinion that the miners have not
lived up to their promises strictly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-02-28
SUPPLY SOON EXHAUSTED.

The American Se~sPsPsr Publish
ere Association. =. lts ANIMAL meeting
Il New York. PASSED the subioIued
resolution:
Resolved, That the American
Newspaper Publishers Association ask
Congress 70 abolish the duty OF wood
p1IF. mechanical ground wood. aud
lumber Used II the Manufacture Of pa
Fer. 2Ed that the duty on EeEz print
paper be redaced
Tie resolution expresses. re think,
the Unanimous vish Of the press Of the
United States. and il, il itself, rea.-
enable proposition. The material fer
the manufzcture Of wood pulp spruce
logs Is becoming scarce, SO that under
the normal relations Of supply and de-
maEd the price Of paper must rise
The 7sry scarcity Of the material favors
: combination Of the paper manufac-
t1rers. As soon as the latter ean COZ
troll the supply them they can advance
the price, and may BE- forced 10 do 90,
even against their will The publish
ers. as general rule, cannot advance
the pRIee q their newspapers without
i1carring greztrisks. 4 oEe-ce1snews
paper. for example, cannot raise its
priee 70 to cents without danger Of
losing the bulk O It's circulation. yet 2
snail advance Il the price OF white pa
Per nay make It impossible to sell At
one cent Per copy without loss. The
entire press Of the country Is facing
he problem Of Al advance in the price
OF itsra~ material, which viii cone
s0on, unless the supply Of wood pulp
/ can be increased.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-02-28
1 SERIOUS CHARGE

Hon. Dupont Gueuy, in his Atlanta
speech Saturday night asserted, accord
ing 70 the published reports, that there
we're judges whom he knes II Georgia
who were 10 be Influenced By free
passes, and the Macon Telegraph re-
marks that their names should be
given.
Most assuredly if Mr. Query knows
Of corrupt incumbents Of the judicial
bench, he should point them out II il
a serious charge. and q still more seri-
Gus matter If the charge is well found
ed. No graver menace can exist toward
society IN general than q corruptible
Judiciary Doubtful or tardy justice Is
bad enough, but purchasabIe iustice
lets down the bars to more evils than
can even be foreseeu.
Hence, if within the state Of Georgia.
whose gubernatorial chair Mr. Guerry
is auxious to fill, there are TenaI dis
pansers Of justice whom he positively
knows TO be such, Mr. Query certainly
owes it 10 the public to share his
knowledge with them Augusta
Chronicle
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-02-28

Liberty EnlightenIng the World
will henceforward be a figure Of
speech. She will hold her torch IN
New York harbor, but the government
refuses longer to part with 80, q
year to keep it abiaze at night. The
reas3 ns given are conclusive from the
war departments standpoint, as the
light, they say, was neither useful nor
ornamental
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-02-28

SyIlabub properly made is not only a
delicious delieacy, bat nutritious and
wholesome, but feed man three times
day on syIlabub only and he will de-
velop an antipathy for it, and would
readily exchange e busheI Of it for a
well-flled dish OF pork and beans, on
hogs head and turnips Or plant cot
ton, or corn, or wheat on the same
ground year after year, and the soil
will become tires" and want some
other crop to furnish food for.-Teza'
Farm and Ranch.