Barre evening telegram., May 19, 1898, Image 1

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JJAlUii:, '1'M TIUTltSDAY, 31 AY ID, 11)8.
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The Blue Store
By the Depot, Barre,Vt,
IS THE PLACE TO HUY
Men's, Boy's and Children's
Clothing,
Men's, Women's and Child
ren's Shoes.
Men's, Women's and Child
ren's Furnishings
at Rock Bottom Prices.
Your Inspection is invited. Satisfaction
.21111 riintped or your money back.
New lines of straw hats are coining in daily.
i;ive us it cull.
A down-stais tenement to rent. Inquire at
tlic store.
(Set your suburban tickets here at (ic a trip.
SEGEL & BRADY, Prop'rs.
DKl'OT SQUARE.
1SARRK, VT.
ATTENTION!
Quarry Boys,
Pure Leaf,
L L Ponies,
Royal Savage,
ARE
The Cigarsto Smoke
For Sale Everywhere.
L. Lewin, M'gr.
ISO No. Haiti St. Barre, Vt.
SETS,
$1.00 Up
From
S '0 those Pictures of our liatllcsliips in
Colors at 13 cents ouch.
H. L. AVERILL,
28 Xo. Main St. Tel. .'31-3
DON'T BE LURED
Into paying Drug Store Profits
on Cream of Tartar or Soda. We
will sell you
Strictly Pure Cream of Tar
tar at 35c a pound, and
Strictly Pure Soda at
5c. a pound.
We will give $10 for proofs that the
above are not strictly pure. And fur
ther, any Spices we soil you arel'itui.
We jrive you our guarantee of 27 years'
business reputation that our goods arc
as represented.
1. M. AVERILL
We Are on Guard
For your interests as well as -nir own.
It means business for us. Every
man, boy and child needs a new
suit for ?' Jfinjr, and we carry the
best line in the City at the lowest
prices.
We have just received a fine line of
MeuX Roys' and Children'
Clothing
Which we will sell cheaper than any
store in Rune or vicinity ever
sold them.
We will offer for the next 10 days 100
boys' suits with sailor collars,
siVs from 4 to 15 years, at SI. 00
a suit ; sold elsewoere for S-'.OO.
RriiiiT your boy along and ret one
at the
Standard Clothing Co.'s Store"
CROQUET
Whv sutler with Corns when you
can have thctn removed without pain
by Mus. S. M. Yokk, U Kli
Noncid I am prepared to do lirt
elass work in lion? Intuig,
banging and calsominmg.
t:il,Tigbthe mail promptly attended to.
All myomploycesnreoxpenciiceilwoilv
men. Noaiiliieulices. .
J. C. DoiMiK, 100 Mam St
TheJWeather.
RosTu. May l'j. -Fair tonight and
Friday; warmer ; southerly winds.
News From Camp Olympia.
There were a large number of visit
ors hero from the (irauito city yester
day and ynu may bo sure wo were glad
to sou them. Anything that reminds us
of homo meets with great rejoicing
from the boys.
The liurlington company and the of
ficers of Hie regiment went to liurling
ton last night whore they had an elab
orate banquet at the Van Xess House,
given by ex-Governor Woodbury, whose
son is a lieutenant in Company M.
The officers need not think they nre
"so warm". While they were gone
las' night to participate in the festivities
of the Queen city we were enjoying
ourselves here at camp listening to a
concert given by Sherman's Military
band, which came, up for the occasion
to keep us from being lonesome while
the powers were absent.
Jt is understood that we have had or
ders to move today, but the oars have
not arrived and it is said they will not
lie here for several days. We will
have 12 hours to get ready after the
cars arriv. so wo are apt to be with
you some time yet. The hardest thing
for us to bear thus far has been the
continued suspense as to when wo are
going. We trust that this will be over
soon. '
The boys are all well and some of
them will probably visit home today.
MONTI'EUIHl WON.
IIKI-KATK!) TUK LOCAL TEAM AT
SlIool'IMi. 412 TO :?S4.
Tin; Recreation gun club of this city
suffered defeat at the hands of the mem
bers of the Moutpelier gun club at
prize shooting yesterday afternoon in
Capitol city. It was the annual shoot
for the state championship badge, which
was held by Moutpelier anil is still re
tabled by them.
The local team went to Moutpelier
with the determination to win or die,
but they played in hard luck. The
total number of points were Moutpelier,
412; Rarre, :!S4. R. A. Eastman had a
hard cold and was in no form for such
a contest. Captain W. II. Eastman, the
other day, broke the record at the local
range by shooting 25 clay pigeons out
of a possible 2o, from a trap, ami al
though he lead the local team in the
number of points, he. was not up to Ins
usual form. L. .1. (iriilin, who holds
the individual state championship, was
away below his average, and the other
members of the team were in propor
tion. The .Moutpelier members were up to
the mark and won the contest on their
merits.
The contest was for 100 birds, ,50 at
known angles and f0 at unknown an
gles. Following is the number of
points each person won out of a possi
ble 100.
JfON'ITtl.IWI.
C. O. Rarrett S4
F. A. Ntamlish 70
Mr. Walton 70
W. E. Stoddard 04
L. C. Cumiugs 61
,1, C. Rrown 57
Total 412
HA HUE.
W. II. Eastman
R. A. Eastman
George Stewart
R. ,1. "Griffin
W. G. Reynolds
A. R. Abbott
Total
7!)
70
GO
61
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SIX ROYS ARRESTED.
Six boys were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Sheriff French charged
with throwing stones at II. I'. Mealier,
a polisher employed by Hopkins &
Huntington. The boys were Fred
Comolli, Frank Joss, George Rrown,
Willie King, Dan Keith and Eli Hurt
ram. Itscemsthat yesterday as these six boys
were on their way to dinner, they got into
a light among themselves. Meaker
testilied that he was eating his dinner
in the sheil when he noticed the boys
lighting, and picking up a piece of board
"nt toward them and told them to go
home, but did not hit them. He al
leges Hie boys stoned him and it was
very evident that he had been hit with
a stone, as he had a out over the left eye
one inch long.
The boys testified that Meaker hit
ilw.m iiiili'a stick. 'i'he.v also said that
be reached for a stone but before he
picked it up a stone siruok nun onci im:
eye and another in the back of the neck.
" The case is beiiig tried before a jury
lodav. II. W. Scott appeared for Re r
Irand. It is alleged that, lie.lrand is
tbe boy who hit Meaker.
SUMMER COTTAGES RURNED.
A. D. Morse and E. I.. Smith each re
ceived a telegram this morning slating
that their summer cottages at Old Or
chard Reach Me., caught lire last even
in". Mr. Morse's telegram only stated
that the house was damaged by lire last
evening. No particulars as to the cause
or extent of the lire were given. Mr.
Morse left this noon for Old Orchard
Reach. The house was a two-story
structure and was situated (dose to the
water's edge.
Mr. Smith's telegram stated that the
house was totally destroyed by lire last
evening. It was a two-story building
and was next to Mr. Morse's cottage.
Mrs. Smith slated this nflernoon that if
the house was totally destroyed the. loss
would reach at least !?:SO00. Mr. Smith
is in ltiiilingtou to-day.
Roth collages were built in IS'.MS and
were well furnished.
TERRIBLE i
MASSACRE.
Hundreds of Women and Chil
dren Slaughtered.
England's Great Loss
Felt Deeply.
Spy in Camp Dewpy Over
' powers Sentry.
England's Bereavement. I
Lomm'is, May 11). Public opinion is
profoundly stirred up over the deatli of
England's grand old man, William E.I
Gladstone. John Redmond says the '
loss to England is absolutely incalcula
ble. The deepest manifestations of
grief are shown throughout the country.
Flags are at half mast, bells are tolling,
shades are drawn and pictures of Glad- j
stone are draped in mourning. The I
Oueeu and the Prince of Wales have
sent their condolences to the family, :
also Ambassador Hay, President Fan re, j
and many others, have sent their condo-
loners. j
The scene at his deathbed was almost
peaceful imaginable. Mrs. Gladstone
held his hand, the nurse had ju-t bathed
his forehead, and the dying lipsniur-j
mc ?d "how nice.'' The son was pray- !
ingattlie bedside when there was aj
gentle almost perceptible cessation of j
life in tlie midst of the. prayer and all j
was over with the greatest and grand
est man of the age and one of the great
est tnat the world ever knew.
The House of Commons adjourned
today out of respect to the departed on
motion of Mr. Half our, the government
leader. Tomorrow Mr. Ralfour will
address the Queen and request a public
funeral, and also a monument to bo
erected at Westminster.
More of Polo's Work.
London", May 10. A despatch to the
Star from Montreas says that Senor Polo
has secured by cable a coal depot near
St. Pierre, Miipie'on, a French colony
on the South eoait of Newfoundland at
which the Cadi, licet will obtain their
coal previous to attacking the cities
along the Atlantic seaboard while the
Cape Verde Sijuadron will devote their
skill to drawing off the squadrons of
Sampson and Schley.
The Gold Seekers.
Sax Francisco, May 10. The bark
Harry Morse, chartered by the Rostmi
and Alaska Transportation company, ar
rived at Dutch Island, May S. with a
parly of prospectors from lioston, New
York, Springlield ami other F.aMern
cities.
Great Tornado.
Dt l.tTll, Minn. May 10. A great
tornado struck the village yesterday
practically wiping out the place. Three
are known to have been killed and hun
dreds were injured.
Santiago Bombarded.
Mahhih, May 19. A despatch from
Ilavaaa says that Santiago De Cuba has
been bombarded but that no great dam
age was done.
Spanish Bombardment.
Vancoi vku, H. ('., May 10 It ap
pears from information brought from
the Empress of India that the Spaniards
did a little bombarding on their own
account at the Philippines about a fort
night before Dewey silenced the fleet of
Moutejo. About the middle of April
tlie. Spanish warships went down to
Cebu and bombarded the city. They
met with no opposition on lauding, as
lb rebels tsad absconded before a shot
was tired, taking with them i?2O0,O()0 in
cash. ,'iH natives were killed in tbe
bombardment. No European casualties
were reported. The massacre of the
rebels also preceded Dewey's arrival.
Tbe civil guard surprised a meeting of
the insurgents in ('alio De Coiuda and
tired on theiu. Seven natives were
killed and 70 rebels were captured and
shot without loss of time Hundreds of
rebels escaped into the country. The
SpauUh troops subdued the uprisings in
Doling and Scambalos, but they killed
1000 Indians and hundreds of wo
men and children, making one of the
most extensive, and cruel massacres
known in the history of modern warfare
Columbia at New York.
New YotiK, May 10. The cruiser
Columbia arrived here this morning.
The Prairie Preparing.
PitoviNi r.rowN, May 10. The auxil
iary cruiser Prairie anchored here at
!t o'clock this morning, and will take on
200 tons of sand in bags for the fortify
ing of her boilers.
The Charleston Needs Re
pairs. Sax Fhancisco, May 10. On ac
count of a trivial accident to its con
densers the Charleston has put back tu
Mare Island for repairs.
! Spy in Camp Dewey, j
! !
j Sot i n Fuamixotox, May 10 Camp
j Dewey was greatly excited this forenoon
I when it was learned that Private Tracy
! Company II Oth rog. who was on guard
,.t I he Arsenal last night was overpow-
1 ereu
iiy a stranger wtio appeared and
suddenly siezed him before he could
rai.-e his gun. Tracy called for help
:i'ad the man fled. Eater the same man
appeared again but. was seen and pur
sued he eluded the soldiers.
Tin! motive for the attack upon the
gt ard is unknown but grave suspicious
are held that it. was the arsenal sentry
wj o was the victim. Col. Rogan has
ordered the guard at. the arsenal to be
doL'bltl and given ball cartridges.
Tracy says the man was dark and of
medium height. The stranger made a
vigiyous light until he saw the soldiers
coming.
Protecting Powder Work.
Nt:w YotiK. May 10. The United
States powder works at Dover, N. J.,
are now protected by troops. 400 men
from the Second Pennsylvania infantry
arrived last night for guard duty.
Supplies for Spanish Fleet.
Nt'.w Yoi;k, May 1!). A copyright
special to the World from Colon Colum
bia says that the French steamer F. De
Lessups sailed yesterday loaded with
arms and ammunition for the Spanish
fleet.
Needed the Mmiry.
"If yon fellers hain't decided on who
you're, fur iu the tax collector's race, I
wish you'd lliug iu fur Tom Duncan."
"What fur?"
"Fur bekase, ho needs tho olHss wuss
than airy man iu the race."
"Hain't crippled, is he?"
"Xo, but"
"Hain't been sick so he couldn't
wuck tier uuthiu, haz be?"
"Xo, but be is jest out ov the chain
gang, wuar be haz been fur six months,
an hain't bud a chance to make Dairy
cent. He's the man that railly needs
the ofliss, fellers." Atlanta Journal.
SpnuUh Heal Estate.
It is Mark Iwaiu who observes, in
one of his sketches of travel in foreign
parts, that the reasou there is compara
tively little arable laud in bpain is be
cause the great majority of the Spanish
people are iu tho habit of squandering
it on their persons, and when they die
it is buried with them. Boston Herald.
Reel Estate Agents
We have opeaeil a Real Kstnte Office in
rniini n aii'l to. Ilol-tcr's I'.lnck. where we
sill HI j I be lll'a-ril t
-re all persons liuvin
Real KMatt
I' anv kiml to m'11 or tlm.-e wi.-li-
ha; to bid .
We have -cveral buiMinir lots for sale at
prices Irani 100 ami upwards. Also, one
house with barn c. -i 1 1 ici-t 1 , nearly new. tm
Eastern awnue: one lioti-e on Kast street,
iu-t roinpletcl : one new linii-c on lump
'-tin t with line lot. Any of the houses woulil
make line homes.
lieal Rstiite investments are always safe.
We shoal. I lie pleaso.l to see anyone hnvinir
b":i-cs or room- to rent: ami to assist those
sickin:: for tenement. Rents looked after
yii'l collections niaile on reasonable terms.
I!y honorable ilialiiiL's we hope to receive
you r patrona'je.
lie-pectl'uliy yours.
FAY & HANSON,
r,Ai:i;i:
VKHMOXT,
PURE ICE.
KAIli.Mi t'NT H i: is clear and pure. It
is cut from sprinsr water less than 41) rods
from where it rises, thus avoiding all contam
ination which must enter river ice. The ser
vice will be efficient in every respect. We so
licit vour patronage, 'rices that suit. Our
team will be aroiiml regular.
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E. E. SANDERS, Mag'r.
The Commercial House
IS KEPT HY
Chas. Johnson
AT ,il NORTH MA1X STREET,
A
ml he is prepared to meet the
wants of the public in an up to
date manner.
BARBER SHOP
POOLROOM
Ix CoXNKCTION
487 N. Main Street,
Girden Hawes,
Proprietor.
The Williams Typewriter
The best Machine made, Strong
est Manifolder, Visible Writing,
Direct Inker, no Ribbon to get
out of order, the greatest speed.
For sale by
H. ARTHUR CAMP,
1(! Washington St., City Agent.
Cull iind see one or drop a card in
the mail.
CASTOIIIA.
Boars the
Signature
of
Hie Kind Vuu Have Always Bought
t) SOCIALLY
The women's stronghold. She enjoys these after
noon calls, be they formal or informal. She likes to call on
her acquaintances and talk the later bits of gossip perfectly
natural. On Ihese occasions she likes to appear well. Other
things enter into a good appearance besides fine clothes.
TOILET CREAM. : and .Hie., FACE POWDER, all prices, UN EST IhU
FUMF.S, ode, an ounce.
KENDRICK & CO.,
Pharmacists.
205 X. Main Street. Opposite Depots.
Eclipse Automatic
COASTER and
BRAKE
Is the Greatest Improvement in 98
WHEELS.
ECLIPSE BICYCLES
Stand the Test.
REYNOLDS
HARDWARE,
BAR RE,
We are Agents
VICTOR
r
VIM aWc?B
Gents Fu' jP.ings,
20X. MA IX Sr. A E hT.
Ask for Trading Stamp
"With every C;th purchase that you
lv.ake with us. If the use of them has
not been explained to you call and
we will gladly do so.
We have just received a new line of
Jams in five pound tails and Jellies ot
all kinds that we can fully guarantee.
Do not forget our Telephone Call,
Xo. 1:284. Yours,
iUiessei 3b
Hi Depot Square,
UNDERTAKER and
W. K. WHEATLEY,
02 Xo. Main Street, -
All Orders will Receive Mv Personal Attention.
Xight, Calls
Telephone call at Residence 141-0. At office 26-3
osteopathy
In Armont.
DR. E. E. BEEMAN,
Osteopathist,
Graduate of American
School of Osteopathy, Kirks
ville, Mo.
Montpelier, Vermont.
OFFICE HOIKS.
8 a. in., to 12 in.
1 p. m. to I p. in.
0;Uce H Stale Si.
SIBLEY'S
Market
NO. BARRE.
Full line of Meats, Veg
etables and Canned
Goods. Specialty of
' Fork Products.
SON
VERMONT.
for the
ICYCLE,
Co.
Books and Stationery.,.
B ARRE, YT.
Burnham,
The Best Grocers.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
- Barre, ermont.
will be Promptly Attended To
iWho'sGot Wheels?
F. W. Nichols
has a line of
Bicycles, 'X
the nist eom-
te of any in
the city, and he will -ell them at ""V
price you want. Prices raiiL'in from
SK) to S 125.
A larjre number of second hand
wheels almonst L'iven awav, in the
Basement of the Nichols
Block. Come and see
me.
WILLIAMS COLLECTION
AGENCY,
.JACK MAN RI.OCK, Ihirre, Vt.
Debl Collected,
Personal Demand made in all cases,
Condition of Claims reported fre
queiulv, Suits prosecuted vigorously,
Rapid, yet cautious handling of at
tachment:) and trustee proceediltss,
No work delayed. A live active
olli.-e. ADVICE FREE.