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Evening journal., 1905-12-02

Eighth TO Lowering avenue. Some great
bargains j. r. SEEDS, i7i0 Broome
street.
AN OFFER
on any OF these properties viii be con-
sidored as We must sell.
eos Washington street. 10 r. and b.
$40 Jackson street 10 b. and b.
let Jefferson street. ; :. and b.
On Delaware avenue. l6 =. and b.
1915 Tntnall street 10 r. and b.
lo2 W Eighteenth street. u r. and b.
ieN w Thirteenth street 10 =. AMI b.
llle King street, r. and b.
5l3 p. sixth street, . r. and b.
fl6 Walnut street Z q. and b.
1901 Walnut street. 10 r. and b.
1903 Walnut street r. and b,
lW3 w. Tenth street. Z r. and b.
CHARLES G.. KURTl. i0ll Market st..
tonnosite Court Houscl
FOR sALE-A farm OF ii5 acres. on the
| Newark and Delaware city Railroad.
about one ana one-half miles west ot
fortcr's station, good buildings barn
new last year Apply rhe Real Estate
Department THE EQUITABLE GUAR
ANTEE AND TRUST co.
HOUSE AND STORE FOR SALE
Stock and hXturcs OF n frst-ciass pruct ~
store. Stock at Inventory Property Noeo.
I Party retiring from business; REASONS
Tor selling. Apply 90 THE J. r. RICH
ARDsON CO. io9 West Second ST.
SPLENDID FARMS. late Of John Peo-
pies. deceased, at Private Sale. No /.
'GLENDTN," D." Christiana hundred "a
acres in high state OF cultivation, every
I held wutcrrG; 20 acres Of woodland. large
mansion nT rooms) ana barn, tenant
house and barn. and other uuibu ldiups
one uiilr from city limits No. % "DRO-
MORE" MN Greek hundred 100 acres un-
dor thorough cultivation. with ample
woodland aud valuable water rights
available for manufacturing purposes,
large dwelling. barn and other outbuild.
ngs. SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
/ DEPOSIT CO. Trustee
FOR RENr-Farm OF N acfos with an
modoln improvements including Siio.
$ tuatsd ono mi'c from krnnnti Pike ut
Brick Church ON The road leading 10 Mt.
dress, H.. G.. CROIER care Comfy BrcF..
Wilminnton. Del
FOR SALE-Good-wnl ana fixtures 81
dry goods, rotions. candy ana cgnr store.
S. w. Cor Chestnut and Van Buren, st.
FOR SALf,-Good Residences betwot a
Franklin and kroumc streets from
iflehth 10 Lowering avenue Sumr Great
bartuins J. n. H. SEEDS. i7i0 Beocme
street
STORE PROPERTY No. FO6 Madiss n
street. must scil Ht once. Terms reason
able. Address All. Juurnal Ofice.
HOUSE FOR sAt.E-At Ncwnrrt. ,
rooms ana bath Ail modern improve
mcnts. VIII sel nt reasonable ngu.e
Terms moderate. Address, Az. Joui nal
Onicc
HOUSE FOR sAIE. cheap. Apply "a,
No. hil u. Eleventh 81
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Furniture.

uINlllnTCa
WILL SELL new $50 parlor heater for
so. Address, E-5. Journal Office.
WOULD LIKE TO exchange old-style
desk for a book case, C-S. Journal Office.
FINE ROYAL WILTON RUG. size
S-3xl3-6. will sell cheap or exchange for
something useful. Address Bio. Journal
Office.
CHAMBER SET for sale; used a few
months, cost $3.50, sell for $3.50. Address,
B-l. Journal Ohce
DROP LIGHT COMPLETE. with Wells
back burner, hose. etc. beautiful red
shade. for sale. Address. b. Journal
FOR SALE-Large consignment OF
Furniture from Philadelphia and New
York storage houses. This lot OF goods
must be sold Everything bought. sold
and exchanged. W. MCDOWELL & SON.
2o7 Market, pos shipley. Phone 96lA. Open
evenings.
FURNISHINGS for six roomed house
wanted cheap for cash. No dealers Ad-
dress, A-9, Journal Office.
SEWING MACHINE in good condition
to exchange for a good secondhand type-
writer. Address. A-2S Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Tools and ImpIements


Carpenters WORK BENCii-set
of tools. both IN best condition VIII sell
az reasonable figure. Address, A-l3, Even-
Ing Journal Office.
CAR PLANT-For sale boiler holsters,
derricks. rock drills, oars. rail. etc. DIR
SrREETER, Marble Hin, kingsbridge'
n. y.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Lost and Found


A SMALL blue and gold Friends School
'05 class pin Reward o. returned 60 95
Jackson St.
LOST Between Fourth and Madison
and Richardson Park. forty dollars, I'm
one ten dollar note and the rest In iives
Reward II returned 10 W H. Jones. house
painter. 6i3 w. Second ST.
IsOST-Silver embroidery SCISSORS AZ
Ninth and Van Burcn. Reward if returned
10 90i Van Buren, street.
BUFFALO LAP ROBE LOsT-On Con-
cord Pike. $40 reward for return TO A-1i.
Evening Journal ONCE.
PACKAGE FOUND-Pickod up at the
corner OF Fourth and Market streets
parcel containing hairplns and appliances
for baby. Person proving property can
have the same by applying at this office.
BUNCH OF NINE KEYS FOUND
owner can save same by applying TO this
Office.
MUFF LOST-Gray squirrel mum and
gloves at Front and Market streets.
Suitable reward If returned 20 No 1911
Franklin Street.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Typewriters

UNDERWOOD TNPHw Style
T. in good condition. worth 500 viii sell
for $40 cash or exchange Tor DIAMOND
ring. Ali. journal Office
WANTED-Tynewrit users to examine
the new l.. G. Smith a Bros. writing IN
sight typewriter All 'hlind' features
eliminated Rebuilt Remington machines
for sale. or rent. CHAS. q. GuNER, Court
Stenographcr, SEC Market street Phone.
leSa
100 GOOD secondhand typcwritng ma
chimes, different makes, for sale cheap
for cash. CASH TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE. GIG Perry Bldg Phlla.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Real Estate For Sale or Rent

FOR SALE-Good Residences between
Franklin and Rroomc streets from
Eighth TO Lowering avenue. Some great
bargains j. r.. SEEDS, ili0 Broume
street.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Houses For Rent

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. now house.
No, .25 Concord Ave, seven rooms. bath.
porch and all convcnienccs. including
heater. Apply FOR key, ETC.. 20 M. N.
WOOD, SN Orange ST., or r. T. GAL
LAllIER gn0i Mnrknt
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Bicycles

| WANTED-To exchange bicycle for
something useful. Address. C-1. Journal
Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02

POSITIONS for janitors IN apartment
houses. flats. hotels and restaurants. AD-
ply DRUECILIA BOWIE, Sfz Windsor.
d. & A. Phone 3S4A.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Gems and JeweIry


WILL EXCHANGE a solid gold watch
Waltham movement, perfect time keeper
for a diamond ring or stud. Reason FOR
exchange have another watch. Address
D., Journal Once.
HAVE SOLID GOLD lax waltham
watch that can be bought for SIS cash.
Address C-3. Journal Omcc.
SEVEN SAMPLES OF alarm clocks for
sale, SOC 10 S.50. worth S5c 20 $500 Ad-
dress b-o Journal Office.
GOLD. HUNTING CASE WATCH
handsomely engraved. Wallham full
leweled works, keeps time TO the frac-
ton of a second. cost SS. VIM trade for
500 cash or what is offered. As. Clay
ton House
HANDSOME PARLoR CLOCK for
sale or exchange. New cost $3.50: sell for
SSi5 Address. BIS Journal OHico.
instruction
l. c. s. DUE BILL wanted viii nav
Office.
YOUNG MAN would like TO take les
sons IN Spanish evenings and give SER
vices I'm the way of typcwriting in cx-
change Address. Ais, Journal ONCE.
FULL COURsE-In freight. express.
export shipping and marking, commercial
mail method. will sell for 81 or what is
offeredg ROSS. 5l2 w. 21st ST.. N Y.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY and r. R. Ac-
counting. $50 TO 500 month salary as
sured our graduates under bond. Our six
schools the largest in America and en-
dursed by an railroads Write for cata-
logue. MORSE SCHOOL or TELEG-
| RAPHN. Cincinnati o.: Buffalo. ~ ":
Atlanta. Ga. Ia Crosse. Wis; TeXar-
kama, Tex; San Francisco. Cal.
MODERN MAG1C-Card manipulation.
coin handkerchief. flag work taught bv
mail. Enclose 10 cents for fun instruc-
tions IN tire art of entertaining. A-i9.
Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02

LADIEs-I want all to know Of the
splendid opportunity / can give any wo-
man whereby she can actually turn her
snare time into money. The work is very
pleasant and will easily pay SIS per week.
There Is no deception about this. No eX
perience is necessary. If you really want
to make money. write TO me at once. Ad-
dress. HARRIET M. RICHARDS. Box
H. Joliet III.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Business Chances

q. ~. ~ -
BUSINESSES of all descriptions bought
and sold without publicity mortgages ne
gotiated; real estate in all its branches.
YERKES & Co, 923 Real Estate Trust
Building, Phila.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR in one Of
the largest New York Stock Exchange
Houses knows Of positive move to be
made next week in a certain stock. In
formation impaired must be held strictly
private. None need apply but those who
nave means and whose word is good.
Terms arranged through correspondence.
Address. D-6, Journal Office.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Coal yard with
modern sheds, in busy part Of CITY; sells
for less than building and machinery;
also houses for sale cheap I'm all parts OF
city, on monthly payments G. +. PARK,
Gen. Mgr, State Building and Loan Bank
E Ninth ST., Bayard Annex.
A YOUNG MAN with experience and
some capital to open and manage De
partment Store well located for business.
Address. DEPARTMENT, Evening" Jour
nal Office City.
OVERALL FACTORY-wem establish
ed; in full operation for sale cheap. Ex-
cellent chance for man with small capi-
tai to build up a big business. Address.
A. Journal Office.
GROCERY STORE-For Sale. stock Of
grocery store at Delaware City. The
store and dwelling rents for S12 per
month. Apply f. p. MILLER, Delaware
City, Del.
SERVICES Anr secret for a quick SELL
ing medical preparation 10 exchange for
capital stock In company formed to
market the same here and In France. EX-
cellent chance for a capitalist or company
to make fortune. Address A-25 Journal
once.
GOLD MINE-I know where a good
gold mine can be obtained for a song. 1t
will pay any one with about $4,000 To
investigate. A fortune could be made in
a very short time. Address An Journal
Onice and will call upon YOU.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts Of the
United States. Prompt returns. CHAS.
Dupont RIDGELY. Collector and JUS
tice Of the Peace, Camden, Del
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Miscellaneous


LADIES INSURED make a snoci,lt,,
on obtaining Insurance policies for women
ul one OF the largest comnanfee la the
mvrlu' send ne your name and I viii call
ul,u1l, you. What Is better than PAYING
~ amount q year ana either prOvid-
ne Tor yourself in your old ave or piac-
ns your children beyond the Dosslhlnv
4l want when you die Address. A-21
TO BUY COPIES OF The Evening jour-
nai of Aug Is and Sept l. 1875. Applv
hNening Journal Onice.
WILL EXCHANGE oight blank acei-
deht insurance policies. value S. ruod Tor
man or woman. What have YOU to ofrerf
Address, D-3. journal once.
WILL EXCHANGE an order for s. or
$40 worth Of job printing for tnnorinc
Address. IA Journal once
WHAT WILL you eive for complete
Ohicc.
WILL EXCHANGE slightly used
baby coach OF the most up-to-datc pnt-
tern for "a folding go-cart C-9 Journal
Office.
OXFORD HAND RAG, size iS for sale.
cost Slt.50; SCH for $3.50. Address Ia.
journal ONCE.
MONEY TO LOAN on desirable first
mortgages on city properties in amounts S
TO suit llAWlNlNS a Co. li2 Market st.
TOWERS. Tanks ana wiudmuls. Ho,
Air Engines and Comprossors ~. r.
TROfMAN. l0i y. Third ST.. philadci.
4 phia, Pa.
HAIR-Long waYy switches for sale ai
/ halt price. Write and ! will send YOU par
ticuiars. HAIR. 20 Fulton St. ~ Y.
SET OF "EXcELsIoR' drawing in
siruments snitahle for- High School
| work. FOR slir AddfYSs ''1NS rRTr-
MENTs. BOX No. 80. Wilmington. Del
WE BUY Life Insurance Policies and
pay more ln cash than tho companies is
suing them, Also buy policies subject TO
loans Ascnis wanted SPEAR & CO, So
DreNel Bids, Philadelphia.
ALL KINDS or SIGNS made at Bacher's
NEW WATER HEArER-io eallon.
suit barber ur manlcurisi, for sale uf
exchange. WM. n. GRAHAM. l1oS Arch
St. phila.
FORTY FEET of panelcd oak olace
partitions With several p'aic ass doors
for sale. 1928 Rldsc ST.. phin.
wANTEp-Rooms papcred from $3.50
up. A. GlNsBuRG. rs Madison St.
LEATHER sale. factory remain
ants Of cmbt sscd imitation leather:
pieces ranging in size from 1884 60 2iNA
inches. Address L. 7oi BROAD St. New
ark, n. j.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02

CAE Cnew ana secondhand; re-
OIa' pairing. Both Phones
Barnes Safe and Lock CO.. II N. Sixth
ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Rooms Wanted.
Bosrders Wanted

TWO YOUNG MEN or married
couple wanted TO board IN private family.
Neatly furnished rooms. Modern c0nNtn-
fences. 5O1 WEST THIRD 81.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02

60 E0 RUG WILL CARPET
V@. W your floor. oriental de-
signs Reversible. Catalogue. wills
rug CO.. SO North Eighth ST.. Second
floor. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Horses and Carriages

WOULD LIKE to exchange year old
horse for a motor cycle, C--5, Journal Of
flee.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Help Wanted Male

MAN WANTED that understands quar-
rying for mica. Address A. S. NOTE.
NoWark Del
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
NOT GUILTY VERDICT.
Former Minnesota Legislator Acquitted
on Charge Of Grand Larceny

Buffalo. March "a. Alonzo J. White
man Of Dansvile, n. Y, and former
member of the Minnesota legislature,
was last night acquitted on the charge
Of grand larceny. The jury returned
the verdict Of mot guilty. after spend
ing % hours considering the evidence
and balloting. There are still Ave in
dictments against Nhiteman, and he
was remanded TO jail at the request Of
District Attorney Coatsworth. The re-
naming indictments are on charges Of
grand larceny, three counts forgery and
attempted larceny. All these charges
are based on the transaction involved
in the trial Just ended and Whiteman's
attorneys last night expressed the ut
most confidence in the final release of
their client.
It is charged that Whiteman secured
So 900 on an alleged fraudulent draft
for $4,000 deposited with the Fidelity
Trust company Of Buffalo. Joseph
Boothman, an Englishman, who II under
Indictment in connection with the same
transaction, was the principal witness
for the prosecution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
MAY BE FORCED
TO EVACUATE
HARDIN ALSO

Of the army, yesterday received mem
bers Of his staff
Reports persist Of Japanese turning
moyements on both aanks Of the Rus.
sian army. Chinese state that the Jap
anese have recruited many Chinese ban
dts, and that probably they are now
able to count superiority in cavalry
as well as in infantry.
The branch of the Russo Chinese
bank has been removed from Kirin to
Harbin after an attack on the bank
Office in which two OF the guards were
wounded with cobblestones.
Captured Japanese report that ter
rible affray took place in the streets
Of Mukden on March 10, when BIG
detachment Of Russians, the last ID
leave the city, were entrapped by Chi.
nese bandits and a few Japanese sol
diers, who closed the city gates and
blocked the narrow streets. According
to the report, which is not confirmed
not a Russian escaped.
Field Marshal 0yama has communi.
Gated to General Linevitch the new:
that the entire Russian medical staff
which remained in Mukden after ths
evacuation, is uninjured and we'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
wILLIAMsT0wN.

Special conyocation Of Charity Chap.
ter Monday evening, March 27th. All
members are requested to be present.
Miss Freda Bannister has recovered
from lagippe and is able to be out
again.
Rev Walter Davenport gave tenn
peranee lecture at the town hall last
evening.
Lewis Seayer narrowly escaped ser
ious injury Wednesday while out driy-
ing, being thrown from the sleigh
Mrs. Ira Gale died yesterday after
several months illness. She had been
cared for by niece, Miss Penniman,
until within short time, when they
have had d nurse. Mrs Gale leaves
an aged husband, who has the sympathy
of all in his sorrow.
Hiram Drury met with very serious
and painful accident yesterday while
hauling wood from his Adar Swamp lot
to his house, in some way being caught
by hook, tearing skin, flesh and muscle
from the right leg near the knee. Dir
Watson was obliged to take over fifty
stitches before the wound could be done
up. He is as comfortable as could Be
expected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
RUSSIA MAY RETIRE
BEYOND HARDIN.
vladivostok May Be the Only Place Left
to the Gar IN Manchuria STRAIT
egic Weakness Of Linevitch
Made Apparent

St. Petersburg, March 24.The possi-
bility that if the Russian army should
be unable to hold the lower line Of
the Sungari river at Chunchiatsu It may
be compelled to retreat not only To
Harbin but also further westward along
the railroad, abandoning 10 the Japan
ese northern Manehuria and the Rus
sian maritime Amur provinces MS well,
is the latest startling news from the
front.
The strategic weakness Of General
Linevitch's position as he falls back
norfhward is made clear by Gnnshu
dispatch in which it is pointed out that
unless the Chunchiatsu and Sungari
lines, scant 100 miles below Harbin,
can be held, it viii be difficult to main
tain position farther back before Har-
bin, where, with the front OF the army
paralleiing the railroad, the praetiea-
bility Of q turning movement to COM
pletely destroy the communications, g.
600 miles from home, is too serious
for Russian consideration.
IN view Of this possibility, the dis
patch alluded to suggests the advisable
ity Of Immediately providing Vladivo-
stok with war munitions and supplies
for two years SIEGE The eorrespon-
dent estimates the number Of reinforce
ments needed to give General Lineviteh
the requisit superiority in force, at 2o0,-
000.
That such a dispatch should have
been permitted to pass the censor at
the front, is significant; and If General
Linevitch has communicated similar
statement Of the situation direct tc
Emperor Nicholas, it may account for
his majesty's increased disposition tc
listen 60 peace counsels and open nego-
tiations before the Japanese establish
themselves on Russian soil
With Manehnria entirely abandoned
to the Japanese and Vladivostok q:
Russia's solitary sentinel on the Pa.
ciic, it is realized that Russia viii bs
practically at Japan's mercy in the mat,
ter Of peace terms.
1t can now be definitely stated that
the decision to appoint Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaieyitch to the supreme
command in the far East was recon
sidered because the outlook at the from
does not warrant the risk OF compro
missing the prestige Of a member 0f ths
imperial family.
Military authorities here believe that
unless General Iinevitch IS sure of hi
ability to hold the lower Sungari line
he will risk his whole army if he for
titles and concentrates there, as If h,
should be defeated his line of retreat
lies to two sides of triangle, the thirs
side of which is open to the enemyi
advance.
At the general staff the view that
General Lineyitch may be compelled I,
abandon Harbin and retire towards LAX
Baikal, leaving Nladivostok to its fate
Is regarded as almost lmwarranted b.
anything that is officially known there
it being pointed out that Field Marsha
Oyama viii have long and laboriou
task to bring up an army of 300,00l
or AGO. 900 men.
Meanwhile Russian reinforcement
are arriving at Harbin at the rate o
1900 men per day. Nevertheless, it i
significant that there is now vel
marked peace party at the war office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
BANKRUPTCY ROAD HARD.
Several Creditors Object to Discharge
Of Alison Bradley.


Burlington, March 24.-An examina-
ton al Alison Bradley Of WilIiston, who
filed a petition in bankruptcy, was
made yesterday by Attorney r. Il.
Brown for Jones q Isham Of this city
and Martin, Pierce 4 Co., creditors, be-
fore Referee George w. Deberyille These
creditors object to Bradley's discharge
and after the hearing yesterday filed
specifications of objection.
The first allegation in the speeitica-
tions IS that Bradley, while bankrupt,
concealed from the trustee property be-
longing to the estate, not returning it
iii his schedule. Tie property in ques-
ton consists 81 live stock, machinery,
farm implements, etc., valued at ST 200
The second allegation is that he made
false oath ia his schedule By swearing
that he had no assets, when he was ir
reality possessed Of the property men
TONED in the first part of the specifiea-
trion.
The third charge is that on February
6, 1904, while bankrupt, he attempted
to convey to his wife all the property
mentioned in the first part OF the spe
cihcation for the purpose OF avoiding
payment to his creditors A hearing
on these specifications viii be held later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
Castro Will Not Meet United
States TO Settle Matter.
HIS ANSWER INSULTING
Administration Here Admits That It Is
Facing Grave Crisis as the
Result of Receipt Of
the Letter.

Washington, March 24. Word has
been received By the state department
that President Castro formally refuses
to arbitrate the questions at issue be-
tween the United States and Venezu-
ela
The text Of Castro's communication
to Minister Bowen has not been made
public, but at the state department it
il announced that its tone il practically
insulting.
Much feeling il evinced BY administra-
ton officials at the reply. The de-
spatch was thoroughly discussed at a
cabinet meeting today, and it is adj
mitted that the reply has brought a cri-
sis in the situation. Mr.. Bowen does
not say that he has been dismissed from
Venezuela, but his relations are 50
strained that it is almost beyond ques-
tion that he viii be recalled TO this
county even If Castro does not follow
up his answer BY handing passports to
Minister Bowen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
DIED IN BOSTON,
W B. Mussey, Long Time Merchant of
Rutland, Died Last Night.

Rutland, March CIV. B. AIussey,
who for many years conducted grocery
store in this city died at the Homeo.
pathic hospital, Boston, at 1880 o'clock
last night. Mr.. Mussey, who for the
last year has been living with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter jackson Of Dorchester,
Mass, contracted pneumonia about two
weeks ago and was taken to che hos
pital For long time his right leg
had been troubling him greatly and after
his arrival at the hospital It was de.
cided that the leg would have to be
amputated. He sank rapidly after the
operation and died last night.
Besides his daughter, Mr.. Mussey
leaves son, Charles w. Mussey Of Chi
cago, who was sentenced to serve seven
years ia the House OK Correction on the
charge Of embezzling the funds Of The
Mercantile National bank of this city
but was later pardoned BY President
Mckinley on account Of sickness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
wEBsTERvILLE.

Peter shambo is laid up with an alb
.seess under his arm.
H. f. Cruiekshank is very sick with
bronchitis, threatened with pneumonia,
r. G. Barney started work in his
QUARRY Wednesday after having been
shut down all winter
Thomas Nerney and wife returned
Wednesday evening from Boston, where
they went on their wedding trip. They
will reside here.
Edwin Ross, our popular young bar.
Der, has returned from spending his
winter vacation in some of the promi-
nent cities in northern Canada. He is
to board with his employer, James
Geake, so we will be able to get scrape
any time during the day or night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
GRANITEvILLE.

All candidates for the I. o. o. T., M.
10. lodge in Graniteville are requested TO
meet for initiation in Miles hall Mon
day evening, March %. The initiatory
work viii be done by the grand officer
from Massachusetts,, assisted by the
Barre lodge officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-24
SECOND PACIFIC SQUADRON.
No Light Thrown on Its Movements and
No News.

London, March 24.-No further news
has been received here throwing light
on the movements of the Russian sec
ond Pacific squadron.
The report from Port Louis, island Of
Mauritus, that during the night Of
March 16, a Russian torpedo boat pre-
ceding a squadron Of warships had been
sighted by vessel arriving there from
Colombo, Ceylon, is considered too
yagne to afford basis for judgment, but
il the fleet seen was Vice Admiral Rod
lestvensky's they must already be
within some 500 miles Of Colombo, and
hence must have left Mossi Be much
earlier than has been supposed,