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v 'it Ufor0ur XXXlll, NO. 38 1 HRATTI.ERftim VPI?MHVT PkinAY. SRPTEMRRR 1. IMS warned i i Amusements . ..nAiilai ft Ar Attn jpewi"'" wfww THE Queen's Surprise will le prcm-titod In tie Auditorium Saturday Afternoon Hi, .jo young people in the cant and " ' ,t-:.;...,f ,t,inita Itpitrltt Wn. 'ng"ml - Civ wuiif. Hrwzy dialog. Funny ScJl. 5"' cents; children, 25 cents, PLET THEATER Mr. Walter J. Williams Th w otern Tragedian; and Mile Savard Clever Impersonator -km in Dr. Jrvkll and Mr. Hyde. The I Jmb fleut and inner imiiersonimona. lomi" P ik. funny Hutu son. " Way Bark." .iiilr. A'lmMtiun. Inc. Children matinee AUDITORIUM Gto.E. Fox, Manager Tuesday and Wednesday tember 29 30 r JULES MURRY PRESENTS Paul Gilmore AS "TChV ALLEN" I NTS OF COMPANY "B' By Rida Johnson Young. today Oct, 1st PRESENTS STRONGHEART" of these attractions are of the pest grade and quality; the best lay can secure. 1 hey are, in every W, rally equipped lor splendid dra wt productions. ale of reserved seats will be open May evening, beptember 24, at the ! Office. Prices 35c. 50c. 75c. $1.00 fifl.50. fail orders, accompanied by check or Gey order payable to Geo. E. Fox, ;- refilled in order received, and seats raea as near as oossib e to the ram aesirecl. TEN PAGES $1.50 A YEAR, 5c A COPY . 9if lrl: tAm .r , fuwll. HraiiM,.,, v. ..... WA"lJw"' Wart-roe farm a. Xrl.i;iw"w" AiWra . yANrr.o-Na ihardwi Will buTaii r..1!r.t::cci""- t,-r. iMf V t-i 'a" mptml utlht, man. . l W fcl yean old lMnl A ....ITS Hrat'lrbtirs Mrmurial lliuniul. i. cant f. km. I J cm. la It emu f. ehlrkma. ImmnJut rvturna. TK. i,i, .j Trr Canal 8t. Hoaton. Ht... ' VANTKD-Tha lady hou-V.iw In Hntila. buro to taka ru.l i. if . . .. . Company will h. in tuwn for a wty .hurt tun, so if you hav. any feather ld. lyin. around, now ia Votirchane.uma..urof them. Her la what rt r, 'k, ".7" h brd and mat., it Into a Revmib a Miin.u . and tha other fi arintrr uaa. Thin brd rU up Ilk a hadr you do not hav to .hake It up or pound IL Th. (rth.n ar. all In aparat. com. (arlmrnta. VYaalao ronovataand pirk ovr hair K "n mio tha famma rollrd M, aimilar to tha foathi.rm.tirM a. '.'m' ru can hav. your f miner pillow, rlranrd. Writ u. a nwlal ami will i-ll mA puraamplcfeaHuirmattrvaa. W buy old frathrr bc-ia. Aodraaa J. J. Cody, Much Strwt, Jlrat tlehoro (j For Sale EV)K RALE Dry hemlock boarda. W. a. liiti g. rw !tf Poll SALE-Choic lot of .lib wood, iloldrn Martin. ntf 'VOR 8AI.E-8evcn horwa, worker and driver.. r, A. Larmw. S7tf PXR 8AI.E-Two Kni farm hone. L. A. How. mm KMTIMInM V, 3tf SALE Eleven-foot counter in itoud on. anion, tan r. t in. Main L St 'OK SALE I Ureniue tailored onderwear and coraeta. Emma U. Ilrunka. Tel. 2 ilf POR SALE-My Central atreet houiie. Rrattle- noro. a.y. uavenpnrt, Ureenneld. Mnaa. SJtf pV)RSALE One Rood family mare, UNI pound a. Sound and riKht in every way. M. O. Per- ham, Perham'a Inn, Northfteld. Mam. 3fitf POR SALE -Standard makeof automobllea: aome barsaina in aecond'hand cara,alana full line of bicycle, auppliea and talking- machine. Manley Brother. Htf POR SALE Seven-room, furni.hed cottaft at Sunaet Lake: 10-foot piazza, with .printf water within 30 feet, barn and two boat. For further particular inquire ef (ieorire H. Harris. 36 Went. em Ave., or N. H. White. Hitch St. lUtf ESTEY ORGAN COMPANY To Rent fO RENT-Tenement to rent. Street. Inquire 25 Birjre Sltf HPO RENT New five-room tenement on Birire St Holden ft Martin. l'itf fO RENT Two cottaa house.. Prospect atreet. r iret claas. K. M. Anmer. ,ur TO RENT Larue tenement on Birit St. near Eatey factory. Editett ft Co. 2etf TO RENT Cot taire, 7 Grove Street. Apply at 5 (jrove Street, or to Martin Auatin. TO RENT Deairabla rooms with bath. Bradley cottage. North tL Lmma O. Urouka. soil Springs -Ice Company Trucking km. Dry Wood, split or chunks, - " ui ri nurses ior sale. m Looking for a Home? ft have farms and villaee lilaccs in all Grounding towns. Tell us what you uig ior. Mil liai-n and thrce-fourths-acre ' .Mirt htll-1,1 Fiirma- liil,lin trnm rM tf,T,1 ' 6 'I -re farm lft milnt, fm nBnlt,m f'kouse ami y meadow, will keen 3 cows and nw schoij, church and P. O, d for list. S. W. EDGETT & CO., wgiand Real Estate Agents, israttielioro. VOU Call fnr thorn of -irmiy Or at VVnrnor'a RoUw m find them crisp, appetiz- wnoiesome. Do You Use WARNER'S r Crackers ? ? ? We Show several patterns of 1 IRONS TO Rent Oct 1 Desirable place in West village, on car line. Good hou a, baro and garden. II. F. Weatherhead. 36tf TO RENT Large hall In the Retting block on High street, suitable for any kind of lodge or aociety. Edgett&Co. 36tf Special Notices GEO. G. GIBBS, landscape gardener. 4 High St. Care of Lawns, Flowers, Shrubbery, Grading, etc. Telephone. Mtf CWEDISH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Help " furnished for small commission. Mrs. Carl Anderson. Brookside Cottage. Williams St. 2S-52 Professional Cards i 1 KO H COHHAil. M. !.. Whitney block, VJ Slain Street, Urattleburo. Prscucs lim ited tu the diseusii ot the Eye, Ear, Throat, n.i ',,h Cliru-u hours: U.3U to 12. 1 to 4 p. in., Tuesdays and Fridu only. Remain der of week at Bellow t'slls. I alt. U. B. HUXTEH, Willistuu block over XJ Scott's grocery. Office hours, 1 to 8 p. m. Residence, West Ural- Scott's grocery ni., 6.3U to o p tleboro. DH. liEMtx TUCKEK, resiueuce a urovc street. Tel., 268. Office, Leonard block. Hours, 1.30 to 8 sud 7 to V. D K. A. I. illLLEU, Physician and Sur geon, Hooker block, tJraiueooro, v. Office Imurs, to 9. 1 to .. o.ao to DR. W. H. LANE, Ullery Block, umcenouraa to 9 a. m., 1 to J and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, 13 Oak street, Telepnone. ac-i. C. U. WHEELEK, Osteopathic pnysi- cian. Olhce anu resiueuce u , Office hours 10 to n " DR JT. K. NEWELL, uennsi, iuonvi Bldg. Hours to 12 and 1 to S. Main St. DIt. C. S. CLAlilv, Keutisi, nuuiiej Brattleboro. Telephonej opnoeite Brooks House, block, Brattleboro. X block, resiaence ureeu oi. to 9 a. m., 1 to 8 and i to p. Office, Crosby Hours, o Tel., 212. H. P. GREENE, M. D. TeleDhone 24-3. Residence, 37 Green St. 35 tf SCHWENK, Attorneys ana Counsellors t Law. Brattieooro, vt. TTASK1NS 1 )OBERT XV Room IS, BACON, Attorney at Law Ullery Building, Brattleboro. T71RANK E. BAKBEK, Alioruej . H T. ? n....i.. ml. Bratt eboro, Vt. m. nooiii i, - ntiM v. UAI.E. Attorney ford, Vt. Telephone 802. at Law, Guil- H TYRON P. Ill lerv Block. DAVIS. Collections. 10 HI- ARROWS & CO., Wholes e ana Dealers in uoais or an No. 8 Main Street, Kratiienoro. Retail Office, MORSE. Professional houseclean- 55 Elliot street. EDGETT & CO.. Real Estate ana in- nntary puniic. " - --- W, vestment R AY E. LYMAN, surveying and mapping. West Warns noro. v . . . , n . aiA Vt nipent TT. A. BINGHAM, opr. g0 lX for Comptometer auum - and l;s Place Screens JH get anything you J -J. select from large "Wogue, having same &t on approval. IDS & RnwlRS !!0K8 HOUSE BLOCK Croquet sJlJjPP & Jones' days' free trial. 15tf HE BOND & UU., runerm ' and Furnishers. Telephone, resi dence, 157-5; office, 264, open day and night. 17 Main St., Brattleboro, Vt. Miss Izetta Stewart Teacher of the Piano Preparatory work In class for little people from six to ten year of age. iZLsin Theoryand Harmony Playing for any piano Btudenta. 57 Canal Street, Brattlehoro S8-2t' Either Teach Your Family panyf Moptpeller, Vt. (Mutual. H.E.TAYLOR 4 SON, Ceneral Agts. Crosby Block. Brattleboro, Vt. Wanted A man to pak organs and I to work m case room. Aisoagwu" The Carpenter Co. You Arc Cordially Invited To Visit the ESTEY BUILDING During the Valley Fair There will be good music all the time by a com petent pianist and Player-Piano. The display of Pianos and Organs will merit your attention. Souvenirs. ESTEY ORGAN COMPANY Sales Department Brattleboro, Vermont BRATTLEBORO. VERMONT ESSENTIAL !! H ACCOUNT . Mora to than ever before. It li a connnlence, It tabllibei your credit, it ii a business ai sat which you ibould acquire. The Brattleboro Trust Company solicits your checking account, large or small, and will present you with a cbeck book. YOUR PLANS FOR THE FUTURE Who will look af tor your prapert jr at your deceane ? Tho Bratt Irboro Trout Company 1b a uf and faithful uxecutur. H haa a fixed lo attnn, a perpetual existence and wiii pur form your wisbea absolutely, and remain undistuibcd by personal appeals. Safe Deposit Boxes to rent at fci.UO per year. , The Best Advertisement of the CLAWSON-HAMILTON Commercial College ( The School You Will Eventually Attend ) IS THE SCHOOL ITSELF THEREFORE all we want YOU to do is to investigate the school. We don't expectto convince you by mere argument alone that, for practical results, our school is surpassed by no. other school in the country. But we DO know that our progressive, practical and common sense courses will appeal to you because you want The Best Training at the Lowest Expense You can investigate the Clawson-Hamilton Commercial College without inconveniencing yourself. Just drop us a postal and we will tell you all about our Seven Courses of Study Individual Instruction Actual Office Practice Moderate Tuition Rates etc. A thorough course in the common branches with special attention given to Penmanship, Arithmetic, English, Spelling, etc. Also special courses for mature people and a department where the instruction is private. Send the postal TODAY or visit the school. iiiMILION COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, (INC.) Ullery Building Telephone 96-L Brattleboro, Vermont EIGHT PER CENT Dividends Paid Quarterly, January, April, July and October Do you ever Btop to think how much your money is earning you? Are you satisfied with three or four per cent? Are you clinging to the old idea that anything that pays more than three or four per cent is not safe? Would you put your money where it would earn you six or eight per cent if you were sure it was absolutely safe? Will you investigate this investment? w - -ofur vou to from eight hundred to one thousand satisfied stockholders h .Jw Careful Wtigation purchased our stock and are reeemng their d.vi hrh In many cases they exchanged other .securities for our stock, dends regularly, in iu y fa rf , earnlng3- It nas ,fen erow,ne This is no ne e't7ioTpVr Vhare and kas steadily increased to $120. We will for five y.inSuSMercantae Agendas and to the American Trust refer you to J'""u , x Company of Boston. e ,i Tt li,.t a nvnnp pan nnv one or more snares. This is not alone ior mc .. j w i tartl'intr men in "ajffin 3r.t tw think of n. A profit and loss surplus of $232,668.25 last March is a pretty good showing, better than many banks. Those who purchase now get their quarterly dividend October 1st. S. W. Edgett & Co., Agts., Brattleboro, Vt. Massachusetts whose testimony we would like to show leiTLTk EV (IA AAA. oui.u run iu,vuw, AWARDED $100 Carruthcrs-IIutchins Case Came to an End at New fane Monday. MANY SUITS SETTLED OUTSIDE. Preit Term of Windham County Court Not Likeiy to be as Long ai at Tint Thought Pierce 8bpardoo Cm Now on Trial Tin- lirt - to li ti ii-d al I lie lr- i-ni itt in ui (uuuiy xiuit laun- lu au rnu .Milliid.V allrltiiaMI li u llif July III lilt' .u ui liuia II. laituilH-t uplift ll in V Hull hiu. l.(h til lltlliiaa tail limiililit ill a x.nlu-t lur the lmiilit! lo rttitvr !'. 'j lie auil was bmuiilit (or all,l.a il.oiwtft-. lor allt'llttl llllllllf. tt tt'itrtl iii au alii-rxaiion .lime 2. I'MC, Ike Iroulile auitt-iiily givw out ul an allt liipt I lie a 11 ul I he uVt ti'lant ami In. ilautilitt-r, Mrs. ( 'ly, to ll-f Um t lit I nit- ivm, now a fllfiil ut lliuillt-ltoto. I nun a room in Mn. I'ar riillii r'a Iioum in w In. Ii Hie girl a. Ix-ini; iji-taliiiil. -MikIi of the It'tliinotiy luiiiriil un a lilu-r wlmh urns tlnown I it mi a wimluw in Mm. I'arrullifra'a ImiiHf iy .Mi. IViiv and lutkiii ii liy a titiititf Mtti of A I. a--1.1 l ! l..ll..r follow.: U ar Mr. Ku ld or ( adv: I am in iin-altul lioiiiile In rt'. Iio vun I limit you timlil get Mia. (ady and aomr ol Ihe IMitlit t liun ll Ixiiple lo In 111 lllr Mr, li. i li r and Mr. ning ami oili- ri. HtiiilU 1 am .lire. J Iii-y would have to !.' very u itt alHiiit ii or tiny would know Ihiv. le.lt-iiluy Mr. TIiiiiiioii. I he Hiii't iiiuii, ranie lii lv lo Mr. C ur riillii-rxa and aaid tlint 1 wan not to itu out ol the Iioiim' for two l,iya, that Mr. lliiriMile li.id linn to linn and Dr. All I ho and Mini th.it I wa an annoyance to her and she m-nt TlioinpMHi to Mty that thi rv was a Hediluig ul lu r Iioum! la.t iiik'lit and 1 luu-t i.iy in the Iioiiat lor tivo day., so a hot to riiiiir U) there at'.iin and annoy tliein while the wedding un. l,Mii.it on or ni r iiu'.iin. Aini then alter two days 1 inii-l n k up my tliinir aim go away, ami H 1 ilnln t IIk v wounl I'HVe me taken to Itmtlli-lioro. ou. Mm. (ady, know the whole Iroulile. and jii-l what an annoyaiire Mr. iturn.ide was to me, laxt year ami lint men ever since, bei-aum; of the teriilile, Mrfertly unwarranted and ptovokeil. tiling, she did, and alo that Mr, llurnnide wrote to my nter after .lie dotie.thoae ternlile thing and tried to muke out she had not done anything, hut wime .ople here were too Hiiiart lor her, and wrote my iler 1 w .imply ill, no my hister did lull come. Now Sin. Ilurn.ide is doing the Kinie thing asnin, only she has gone to I'olireman TIioiiiiikoii and Dr. Alllii-e and made a rompluint, ju.t liecauae 1 cnlletl at her door. Very hastily. C'liri.tine I'erry. I. Neither Thompson or Dr. AHhce saw me, to examine me to we if 1 an swered to Mrs. liiirnsidc's description of me. Kilt she told them I annoyed her (just told them so to lie mean, and take her revenge and tu liift the lilame onto me) and that I ought to go to lirattle WUOIIT AIRSHIP OVEBTUXNEO. Lieutenant Sl fridge Killed In Accident at Tort klyer. After lutiu ilraon or'di.l alien I ittn In In. ili.'hi. ,y eul,lliinr a new noil.!', intinl for I'taiH-i than air rltina iiiatiime. imiiie iik-i,t nii-i Hli a liaiiiml nilai while n.nkllig too man tin M at toil Mrr. a., i-.tnd al li iiMHoi ' he . mm I.iii-i wa. at'oiii'a Itl liy I .lent. Ilioniaa K. Stllli.lte nf llw .ulitil eorti. til I artiiv. I it.nl finite f.tlajly jiueirtl end dh-. at t il oVIi.k l-t etiniiij Mr. V nuhl .lt.Hly liuil, lul l rliattitl lo lei'te While the liudiiiie Wa. eli.in lui I he lull t'loiii,,!. a t,i,,ia-ll,r l,tie -lial l.,1 If and Im t hist Milne otln-r I alt of the ml i ii (it mti haiiixo. r uittl it In mrr I mil in I lie air and fall to I lie ground 1 he Un tut iiHiuiM we inveloij in the id Im.. N.il.m i. and .i laloi ran artvi.. tl,e field lo hi-ie I lie aeroplane I. a I f.illtn and aiir in lifting Mr. W I it'lit ami l.n-iil. S,-(iidi!e fiom under the taiit'l' I mai" of marhinery, nl, ire and .liittl. of mii-lm, Mr. 'ut'lit tt.t rtiiia-iou. and -!: "I'll Imtiv and lift t lie motor," l.lflll. Selfli.'se a mieoiiM ion. and had ai'i art-nt It .truth I lie ground with gn-it tine Ilia head .! eo.'t"l Willi tdtyxl and lie waa rlmUllg ln lint wldler. extrirlt liim. I'r. Waller., a New York plivaieian. wit. one of I lie lipl In reai-h the .fHtl and rendered fitvl aid lo Ihe injured nun. When llu-ir niim!. riad leeii Km- l.utiil. .Mr. H rmlit ami l.i-itl. rt'llmlire wer Inken to the Fort Merr lio-nit il. al the other end of the field. It wa. fenr- t Ihul Mr. Wright wn. nifferinir from internal niiiiriin. lie had Im into a late of ..mt eun.rtinea lir the lim he reai hed I lie hoaiiitnl. uhile l.ieut. S.'lfridge did not regain tun ioiine at nil. lioro so she wouldn't lie annoyed. And they took the words of my acknowledged enemy (not un impartial linlge and Mill lily left word that 1 must slay in the house lor two days, and then pack up my things and go, or they wd take nw to linittlehoro. Amt when they gave me the hliertv to 20 alone, they declared me to he just the opposite to what they were 111st representing me to be. Ihev declared 1 could go out and not run up to .Mrs, lis and nut annoy her. And why should I then Ik? shut ill Here or have to go to It.? My sisters address is I'axton I osiutii . I lua. N. . Several cases which were set for trial at this session are now in progress of settlement and it is almost certain that not more than half of the 20 cases standing on the docket will he heard. Monday afternoon a jury was empanelled to hear the case ot jlary Moddurd lierry against Guy A. Doolittle and Minnie A. Doolittle, all of Brattlehoro, in which the plaintiff sought to recover $o00 said to have been converted to the use of the defendants. The trial had not proceeded very fur when the afternoon session was brought to a close. Tuesday morning both parties came to an agreement and the case was settled. Tuesday afternoon the case of W. E. Pierce of Putney against V. II. Shepard wm of' Bellows Kails was culled, and since that time the attention of the court has been occupied in hearing evi dence in this matter. The case will not be completed before tomorrow and it is likely to continue into next week. Yr. K. Pierce seeks to recover $1500 dam ages resulting from an alleged breach of lumber contract. The plaintiff engaged to cut and plane lumber belonging to the defendant in the town of Ludlow and the nlaintiff claims that the defend ant ilid not make payments as agreed and that he caused the plaintiff to he hindered in his work through failure to convey logs to the mill as it was alleged it was ngreed to be done. Yesterday the case of Winfrod Ifosley against Arthur E. Dorsett was continued by agreement of both parties. The hill of discovery brought by E. J. Fenton against Katharine Dunlevy in the case in which Katharine G. Dunlevy is plaintiff and Edward J. Fenton is de fendant, will in all probability come up for a hearing at theprescnt session of the Windham county court. Judge W. V. Miles did not make the injunction permanent as stated in the last issue of this paper, hut retusea to disturb tne temporary injunction which was granted by Judge W. H. Taylor until a further hearing of the case can be held. Wilmington Woman Seeking Fortune. U nullum eouiilv friends of Ihe late Judge t). J.. Nuilter, loiiueily ul Uil inuutoii, will Ik- uiti-Iestetl 111 I ho fol lowing item taken Hum the Nili Vlall- ism hroiiicle. Mi., ilowanl la an ot- ea.ioii.il visitor tu her old home m 11 luiligtoii ului ha. many liieiida htlv alio tits: l.iuuia Mial'ter llowaid, widow of hut lc. Velib Unwind, tormiT president ut the pnug Valky Water company, aa yesteiday grunted letters of ailmiiila- Mtloli ott-r In. estate by Judge Hunt, Mttliig lor Judge t otley. .U the hear ing It dcveloicd that Howard', estate usisted ol uIhmiI VP' in ca-h only un deposit 111 the Hml National hank. It wu. supjHa-ed that lie was worth over r,'x"i,iMi, and an etrrt was made by At torney J. t.'. McKuistry, for Mm. ilow anl, tu probe the diMipliearam-e uf the uposfd large estate. Judge Hunt, how ever, "hill oil any discussion ol the mat ter, raying that the projier way tu bring it helure the court would be by means of au order uf examination, after letter had turn granted. it was said 111 court that shortly be fore his death, which occurred on Jul) 1", llsw, Ilowanl transferred all his prop erty to the llowaid Investment com pany. J. M. Duke, secretary of the company, liou been suhtioenaeil by .mc- Kiusirv and was placed un the atanu. but Judge Hunt refused to hear him. Mr. and Mrs. Howard had been es tranged lor some yearn, and it is under stood that at the time of their separa tion he made a settlement upon her of a .V.i,0tiU life interest in a Point lleyes dairy, fiom which she receives an income of $""sj a month. At her death the prop erty is to go to her children. The trans fer to the Ilowanl Investment company is understood to have been in the inter est of the children. Howard left 110 will, and his direct heirs are his four children, all ot age. Shatter Howard of New York, -Maud Howard and Frederick Howard of San Kafael, and Harold Howard of Xew burgh, X. Y. QVXXBT OH TUB SECOND. Beforei Element of Bepublkaa Party Beaten In New JUmphire. TU iiiiral amfe whii-h for many itmiilli. Iia .phi lias republican -n I. New IUuiliitw Hi lo lhir (aiimna tama In an ritd lata icida wlten Henry U. Vuinl.y of jumia nmiiinalrd (or (utriiior hy I ! lepulilii an tat movra. imn 111 --ion al t'imeoitl. It J. lom. Iit 's nominal rnu ia toti.idi-ied a defeat (or Ihe ii-loiiM t-lniii-ui ol ihe Hity. U-spile the (ail thai lla, Lraili-n taf UiiiiiIi)'. iniuiiii had ptt-vi.iu.lr dtt- an-t that I lie littma man wuudl hat e a wek' iiiaigui o m.ioiiiv imn on the lirvt lt II..I, lau ballot, were ne.-ew.rr lid on tit arennd and i'eei.ita ltall.it lu lilt hail a maiuili ! only lien ole. On Ihe lu. Ullot tiiiiihy 1,11, d .in tuir., wih-ii ,i were neertMiy lur the le.tMiiatH'ii. Un I.iili iht. firi and arf oiid IniIIoI. Itotetian. W. 'illl,unr of l.oiHh.ii.i-irv was a strong afmnil, re- leiviiia- a lolal of Til toll-, on Iht. f,r.t ballot and 2 HI on the arrond. Pill.burv'a lu-t lo- un the eeund ballol waa utile six Vote.. 'l,e rilra tolra sdle. i tha l,)iunlv fa. tun un the wet-ml ballot i-ainn prin. ipallv from iIiohi who had iibpuli'd Ik'itiain Kill, of Keene. tha thud uf the I no uf candidate, on the l.l-st lull .t. I'olluwing ant the two Ital lots 111 di-tail: riM ballot W'linle niiml.-r f voire ea.t, ,: li.t-san f.,r a rhous. .TS: llenrv II. f;uiiihr, 372: l!ot--ran V. rdWiury. 2."i2: lien ram Kill.. 1: hat lea If. lireenliV. 2: William K. 1 handler. 3: K. S. (i,k. I. Seeond luillot Wil de nunilvr nf voire ral. iietis.arv for choice. 3lr: Urn- l.hiinl.v. .DC; ! i-, ran. W. I'llla 2KI; llertram Klli.. I?.'; K. S. II; Charli-a H Gni-iilmf, 3. II Imn', ('k. Democratic Opportunity. iSpliiigtield Hi publican.) New llauiirhim republicans follow Comiectii ut lepulili.-nn 111 nominating for goiemor a randi.late who lends to .h-i.4tc party stn-iigtli. rather than in civase it. The ll.utilli.il ion of lliiinhy means Ihe defeat in the republican party of the admirable progressive movement which ha. Iieen so much associate, with the name of Wintoti Chur.liill and the so-called Lincoln repiihlicans. It meaiia the continiietl aupreniaev uf the. machine liea.le. by N-nator (lullmecr and really eontnilled these miinv yearn hy the llua Ion Si Maine r.iilnm.l. 'The nJt.rtn meaa ures for which the Lincoln n'puhlieana have workisl are vet to gniee the statute Isiok of New llaitipsliin', and no one probably is .o ilitiocent as (o Uix that they will Is? enacted during Mr. Ouiiibv's governorship. should he lie ileitis) to ihe ofliee. There appears to lie little left for the reformer to do ex cept turn to the democrats. Hitherto that course has seemed futile, but, in ease the democratic party this year should nominate for governor Judge lliiivliani nf the Xew Haimwhire minreme court, an effective way to rebuke the ser vile corHration iiolilicians of the domi nant party would he in plain sight. Fire in Chesterfield This Morning. The buildings on the Henry dicker ing farm on the Westmoreland road about 1 miles from West Chesterfield, N. H., village were destroyed by fire early this morning. Mr. Chickering was awakened at about 4 o'clock and discov ered one of his hams in flames. He no tified the neighbors as quickly as possi ble but nothing could be done to check the course of the blaze, which destroyed two barns and the house. Mr. Chicker ing is a man over 70 years of age and the loss falls heavily upon him. It is be lieved that the fire was started hy tramps. The buildings were lightly insured. Wright's Aeroplane Flies an Hour. At Washington, D. C, last week, in trials under the auspices of the govern ment, Orvillo Wright made the most successful flights yet achieved in a heavier-than-air flying machine. He re mained an hour and ten minutes in flight at one attempt, circling about many times and handling his machine perfect ly. He took an army officer up with him once. He maintained a speed of nearly 40 miles an hour. Wright wins the government prize of $25,000 for the first shin of the kind that should be able to stay in flight for one hour. He will try to win tne prize tor speea next. Valley Fair Notes. ' Kill lies for the bench show' close Mon day at midnight. The handsome Morgans of K. D. Hind of Fowler will be seen at the fair again this year. The drills hv the Norwich university cadets promise to be an interesting feat ure ot the tair this year. Team licenses for the Valley fair wi! be grunted under the same conditions as 11st vear. and wi be obtained trotn tne office of A. F. Schwenk, counsel for the village. Vesta Boy, 2.054, owned hy Smith & I'll? of Springfield. Mass., will start in the free-for-all race at the Valley fair. This horse has been a favorite at the New England fairs this season. The Valley Fair Kennel club officials say that it their snow tins year is tne success it gives promise ot being they shall expect the fair association to pro vide them with a first-class building. No feature ot the fair has become so popu lar of late as the bench show. The management is making a strong effort to get large fields tor its track events this year. A representative of the .Valley fair has been attending all the races in this section during the past week and will he in Greenfield and White Kiver Junction nct week to get in touch with the racing men. W. A. Shuntway, who will be in charge of "fakirs' row," is hustling with all his might to collect a choice assort ment of merry-go-rounds, ferris wheels, weight-guessers, strong men and balloon venders so that the midway will present something interesting to everyone no matter what his tastes may be. Mr. Shumway, however, can be depended upon to' put the kibosh on any privilege owner who attempts to run a skin game. The advance sale of grandstand scats will open Friday, Sept. 25. at 7 p. m. at the auditorium box office and will continue through Saturday and Mon day.' the ofiice being open from 9 to 12, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. During the days ot the fair the tickets will be on sale at the fair grounds and in the evening from 7 to 9 at the box office. Out of town people wishing grandstand tickets should write Ravmond Frost, Brattle boro, Vt., after Thursday, Sept. 24. Paternalism Ad Lib. (Hardv-iek Gazette.) The proposal to forbid the entrance of circuses into the state in order to pre vent the separation of fools from their money via the shell game and other en trancing routes meets with our hearty approval. Also prohibit the importation into the state of guns, by means of which the "didn't think" homicide is accom plished. Likewise deport all axes, where by the thoughtless fall trees on them selves and sever sections of their pedal extremities. Also banish all bottles and other like receptacles, from which the absent minded frequently imbibe the penetrating aconite and hectic carbolic acid under the temporary misapprehen sion that they are indulging in cough syrup. Make it a misdemeanor to thaw out dynamite sticks in the kitchen stove. Discourage by statute the habifital use of wood alcohol as a beverage. Make it a penal offence for anybody to wade out in the water and go down the third time and stay there. Establish a ten dollar tine for a first offence of suicide with" beilcord. and thirty days for a second. If we are really going to patemalirc in behalf of those afflicted with rush of brains to the head, let us patcrnalize the whole length. Anv discrimination would be unconstitutional. Anti-Catholic Feeling in London. The procession of Catholic prelates and clergy in London Sunday, which was ex pected to result in tumult and possibly riot, passed off without great disorder. As the result of negotiations between representatives of the Catholic party and the government a compromise was reach ed whereby the procession was permit ted hut the host was not carried and the vestments were not worn. Many thou sands of people gathered to witness the spectacle. A bodv guard ot Latnolic peers surrounded the papal legat?. Cardi nal Vannutelli, and 15.000 -Catholics, mostly Irishmen, stood ready to resist any attack. Only groans and "boos" were offered, which were answered bv cheers. The Protestant Alliance had made ohiection to the demonstration. The Catholic clergymen openly proclaim ed the movement to be one in behalf of bringing England back to the papacy. News Notes, The ninth annual stale conference of Daughters of the American Revolution will be held in Montpelier Ojt. 22. Joseph Hall of Wallingffild died in a hospital in Rutland early yesterday morning as the result of an iniurv re ceived, having been run over hy a trolley car in Rutland Wednesday night. Mo torman Benjamin Boyan saw Hall lying face downward on the track hut could not stop the car in time to avoid the accident. The fender failed to catch the man and his body was crushed under the main part of the car. The Vermont Electrical association held its seventh annual convention in Burlington Wednesday. Practically all of the superintendents and managers of electrical plants in the stute were in at tendance, and also a large number of as sociate members identified with appara tus mnmtiuciuring pianrs in tne east. ft the business session the following of ficers were elected: President, F. H. Parker. Burlington: first vice president. J. E. Davidson, Montpelier; second vice president, V. Parker, ergennes; secretary-treasurer. A. B. Marsden. Man chester; executive committee, C. E. Parker. ergennes: h. D. Blackmer. Brandon: F. H. Foote. St. Albans; C. E. Wells. Middlebury; George S. Haley, Rutland. David Towslee, a Pownal farmer 69 ears of aue, went to the North Adams fair last week and was one of the sev eral victims of a gang of pickpockets that- worked the sightseers, losing a pocketoooK containing ssizo. Towslee reported his loss to the police and the following dav two alleged crooks were arrested while at work on an electric car. One of the men arrested, Alfred Johnson, was wearing at the time a $150 diamond, and to make god his loss Towslee has attached the jewel, which is in the possession of the police. Towslee has identified Johnson as one of the two men who jostled him in a crowd at. the fair shortly before he dis covered the loss of his pocketbook. The case will be heard at the coming ses sion of the Massachusetts court in Pittsficld. Johnson and his companion have been held for the grand jury onr the charge of grand larceny. It is the tea grown on the hillsides of the world-famous Nuwara Eliya district in Ceylon, used in "Salada" Tea, that give it that rich, uniform delicious flavor. Band Concert. The First Regiment band will give its last concert of the season next Thursday evening on the common at 8 o'clock. Following is the program: March With Sword and Lance... Starke Overture Daughter of the Regiment.. Donizetti Caprice Kiss, Kiss, Kiss Hoffman Selection II Trovatore Verdi Moonlight in Dixie Clement Take Me Out to the Ball Game. . . -Tilzer Medley Remicks Hits Lampe March For the Flag Lampe Finale The Star Spangled Banner. Ik