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MONTPELIER, VT., WEDNESDAY, SEl'TEMBER 10, L902.
NUMBEIl 37.
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TEriPLE-ricCUEN Co.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
New Meicliainlise for Fall and Winter....
Every day brings somethine: new
New Dress Goods. . . - . silks and Trimmings.
Frencli Flannels for Waists
Plnin and Fnncy,
35c, 50c and 75c per yard
200 pairs 10x4 Blankets
CORSETS Something New
at $-QQ
We are showing the
Latest Novelties
Cloaks, Suits .and Furs
WALK1NC SKIRTS, $2.98 up
WALKIIMC SUITS, $10.00 up
TAILOR MADE SUITS in all
the Latest Styles from $8.98 up
V6LOVE-FITTINO'!
llLITANT"
WAIST
Madc from French Flannels, Silk, Volvet and Pean de
Soiefrom S1.25 Up
Anothci- lot of those 12 50 RAGL ANS at $S.93. Oxford,
Gray and Tan.
15 doz. MERCERIZED PJSTTICOATS with donblc ruftles
at 98c
NFW FMI I INF II
"We havc a new and complcte line of
CARPET5, RUQS AND ALL
KINDS OF FLOOR COVERINQS,
PORTIERES AND LACE CURTAINS
WELL5
24 State Street,
&
7SA0E
ttARK
tesosnor
Genttemen
is proving to be the most satisfac
tory Men's shoe we have ever sold.
VVe have " Waukwells " in all
sizes and styles, and can highly
commend them for style, easy fit,
and long wear.
Be sure and sec them before
purchasing inferior shoes sold at
the same price.
We know the " Waukwell " shoe
will please you.
AT UNION STCRE
C4 Maln St. - Montpellor
Eerman & HJorris
DUSTERS
w
O llflVO
a lot of I.ajt Dnstcrs
thnt vc
will closo out nt tbo
following prices.
2f, 30, 40, fi() cfp, cnoli. 'I'heKe
urt ull lu w goods nnd goort stylo
bat nro in brokun lots, n fuw of
cach kiptl tlint we wish to cIohc
this RenBon.
The Flanders & Pierce Co,
Montpelier, Vi.
Verniont Wfttchniun Company Job
l'rintors. Also inauiifucturcr of Kubber
Ilap
Value 75c at 59c per yard
-Call and see ns before biiying.
BOYLES,
Montpelier, Vt.
That Bcautlful closs.
ooiuos from tho vnriiish in nevoe's Vnr-ni-h
Floor Pnint; costs ." eents moro a
qunit though. Sold liy Abhott & Bnlloy.
Mfa CHICHESTEFI'S ENGLISH
P EWROYAL PILLS
W.-r7v ..... "rlKlnol nncl Onlj (Jcnulne.
J t&m. CIIICIIESTKIl'S KNGLISII
'-4tSin "ED Gold metilllo bnti. itila
TTv r TJrd ?' Wt rlbbon. Takcnoother. Ilcfune
Pl vO Ilanirerou Hubntttutlonn and Imltft.
I " fT tlon. ilujr of jour muggwt, or .-ad .c. la
I fl iinipi rcr -rtlcular. Te.tlmanUK
V'e t$ nJ"lteUrrorI.aiem"inll.,bro.
1 lurn Mall. 10,000 Te.tlmooltli. Sol.lbr
ileutlon this putier. .Slntlun t, IMiUn., l'n.
B. J. GRIFFIN, Prin.,
SPRINQFIELD, mass.
Griflln'a stwlents got tlio best paying
lositions. Every stutlent from Vermont
whu ntteiuled tlio scliool last ycar is in a
position. Seud for catiilogiio.
(8 Cftj&zrzr
This Blgnnturo ls on every box of tho genuln
Laxative Bromo'Quinine Tabkta
the remeily that ouros n oolil In ono tn.v
Examining the
coal bill
is not a pleasure, unless
you own and enjoy the
comfort and fuel economy
of a modern
HOT WATER osr
STEAM SYSTEMC'
IDBAL Boilers and
AMEKICAK Hmliaton.
PECK BROTHERS
GO Nlaln Stroot
I
11
Businoss Wlcrc Mcntion.
Fred A. Atnswiirtli, dnisslft, Williams
town. Vt , coiitinuo.4 to solMt ninl supply
trmli.' nt lilfl old stiind 011 Dopot strcot
l)o you wimt imyilnin; In lils llno, tio
innttutMvbtit? IIu w . tilidiTtiiku lo snp
ply It, nnd iivo you Mtlsriu-llon ns lo
quulity, (ii:inlily nnd prli'o. T.ut 110 ouu
ulsu llntturyon tliiitlii1 uim, or wlll, do
btsttor by you ln tht- drng llni-, tlll you
lmvo provi'd It by 11 vlslt ut V A. Abip
woi'lb s storo
HORSE POWEIl MEN, ATTEN
TION1 Full set polisbcd steol rods
for nny powor. Sentl longtbs. Prioo
$7. Williamstown Mncbino Sbop.
STOCK ANU EAltM KOR SALE.
I'nrm containing 1"0 ncrcs suitnbly clivid
od into pnstiiru, tillago nnd wood liuid.
stock consists of G. yoitng cows giving
niilk, riinning watcr at liouso, short dis
tanco from ureaniery. John L, Shcpard
Topsliam, Vt.
WANTED. To bny or ront a soo
ond lmnd bprso powor with attnoh
mcnts for sawing wood. Addrcss
Olmrlcs Froncb, Graniteville, Vt.
GOV. STONE INTERVIEWED.
Now York,' Sopt. 1). Governor
Stono of Ponnsylvania nrrived hero
from Ilarrisburg this morniiig. Upon
being requosted for nn intorviow 011
tbo coal striko bo wroto tbo follow
ing: "I am horo on privato busincss.
1 am nnxious as anyono to sce tho
striko scttlod but can only repeat
what I bavo said bcforo tliiu lf I
could bo satisfied that tho Legislatnro
would pass n law that wns constilu
tional nnd that would sottlo tbo striko
and provont othors I would not bosi
tato to call it togothor, but I must bo
satisfld tlmt sucli a Inw will be pass
cd. " Ho would not predict tho prob
nblo outcomo of the striko.
COUNTY COUHT.
County court camo in at tcn o'clook
on Tucsday and tho jjroatest cT i f 1 1 -culty
wns osporicnced in iinding a
case propared for trial. Sovcrnl cnses
hns to bo passcd nnd continued bo
causo in some instniiCL'.0, tho witnosses
wcro iu sucli remotc plnces from
Montpelier, as Norway, Seotland
and Italy. .
In tho caso of Hobort Clnrk, apt. , v.
Montpoliur, and Wells Rivor Rail
road a onoral demurror was filed bj
tho d'jfuudants througli their counscl,
J. P. Lamson, nlloging tliat tbo speei
llcations of tho plaintilf's allegations
wero not clcarly set forth. E. H.
Dcavitt appenred for thoplaintiff.
Monday, Soptombor 10, wns set by
tho court ns tho day for trinl of Iho
caso of tho Union Mutual Eiro Insur
iiuce Co. v. J. A. Dow, gonunil ns
sumpsit, tho caso not being ready for
trial owing to sovoral of tho witnesses
being absent from tho State. It was
statod that tlio cnso of Royoe v.
Webster, generul assumpsit, was
rcndy for trial. Tbo caso of D. V.
Cnmp v. Thomas Suitor wns continu
ed. Tlio first cas" to oecupv tbo at
tention of tho jury was callwl at
oleveu o'clock being .Tosoph Springor
v. .Terry Loo, rot al. , fover.
This case grow out of v.hat niight
bo tonued n mahciouR o!n porpptrut
ed upon tho pluiii.;.: Llo and
others during tho miitii ot i'.hk), 111
which tbo )laiutitf nlleges nmoug
othor things that tho dofendnnts Uroko
threo strings to liis violin, thus mak
iiiK it impossible to fill an eiiL'nno-
ment at a dnnco near Elmore. Tbo
stntoments mnao relativo to tbo matter
aro to tbo oll'ect that Lee and his com
panions nttompted to play a joko upon
&pringor wiuio 110 was calling upou n
lady friend one evoniug. In addition
to the damaco intlieted upon tho
iiddle" the plaintitr alloces that his
sleiph was seratched by beinn huiig
up in treo.
A rumor is cnnvnt ahout tho eity
todny that procoudinps nro boiug in
stituted beforu tho grand jary that
may result in tho indictment of a
prominent Ulernent Dumoerat, of
Koxbury, for bnbery 111 connection
with tho recent election in that town.
A larco number ot witnesses from
that plaeo was in this city Mouday
appearing beforo tho grand jury.
admiral'schley.
Montpolior has boen tbo Mocca of
famous mcu of this country this
season, Tho latest visitor of noto is
tho hero of tbo battlo of Santiago do
Cuba, Admiral Winilold Scott Schloy,
who arrived in tlio city tlns noon
nnd took dinnor at tho Pavilion, leav-
inc on tho luto Mountnin train for
Woirs, N. H. Tho Admiral was no
companied by bis wifo and his son,
Uant. soiuoy ot finttsburKii. JN. x.i
with lus wite. uapt. bcliloy nas
oomniand of a company of tlio 23d
United Stntes infantry at tho Platts
burc barraeksand whilo on afurlouch
istontortaininc hisparonts. With them
ho has boen visitinc in tho Adirou
dacks nnd amoiiL' tho islands of Lako
Gbamplaiu.
A Journnl roportor found tho Ad
miral nnd his 6,011 teated in tho smok
ing room of tho Pullinaii and was
cordiallv recoived. Tho Admiral
doos not appenr as old ns his portralts
would iniucato. iio sald 110 was on
joying tho best of healtb and his
visit in tho Stato hiiKoly. In sDeakinc
of Vormont, tbo Admiral said thero
could bo but ono improssion of tho
Statn which prodm i'd suoh sons ns
Georco Uowey and Cbarlio Olark
that all through his profossional
career theso two liad boen among his
war frionds. Ho spoko of Sonator
Proctor ns boiiiK nuotlior noblo bon
of Vermont. "Why." said lio, "Son
ntor Proctor has a heart in him as big
nsthat," and tbo Admiral doubled
ui) his ilsts 011 his breast. Ho hnd
nlwavs had tho crcatost respoct for
tho lato Sonator Morrill bnt had novor
known him tiorsonally. Tho Ad'nlrn'
was impressod with tho boauty of
Montiiolior nnd rogretted ho could not
mako a lonuor stoi). 110 saui tna
this was his ilrst visit to Vtumont and
N'ow Hniiiiishiro. Ilo lniiL'liilii'lv ro
forred to tho roconfoleotion in tho
Stato nnd from bis romarks it was
ovidout ho favored loeal optioii.
Venuont Wntelnnau Company.
Priuters. Montpelier Vernlont
Joi
Montpelier and Vicinity,
LOCAL HAPPENINCS.
Slnnlov Wllson speut Sunday with roln
tlves lu East IJaire.
II. C. Glcasou is vlsltlng the New York
mnrketa lor 11 treuk.
A dauglilt'r wns born 011 Sutidny to y r.
nnd Mrs. L'lark Snnds.
Hermnii D Ilopklns nnd famlly gpent
ouiiiiity 111 jivji risvuif.
Jnmes M. Steanbnrgo Is piito slek nnd
undi'r earo of a pliyslylnn.
Mr. nnd Mrs, II. 0. Giuason havo rotiiru
ed from tht ir vlslt lo 01(1, Orchnrd beaeh.
Mrs. Wilham Dewey Is eonllnud to her
npartinonts 011 M. I'aul street by lllnops.
Mrs, Hobcrt MclCt'iizlo ot Burlington
Is passing 11 few dayg with Iriends in this
olty.
E. V. Axtull nnd wlfo of Jacksouvlllf,
F111., 1110 stopping at tht- Montpelier
liouso.
Mrs. L. H. Holt wlll spenk In tho Urick
ehiircli, JOnst Montpulier, next Suuday ut
p, m.
A soelnl tlaneo
Mnntpfller, next
Sopt. 10.
will bo iield nt East
HVdnesdny evenlng.
Mrs. Cliiirlfs Xoweomb ot Xotlh HuviT
hlll, N. II Is Ihu uust of Oen. Stuphen
Tliouias.
Mrs K H . I'reseott or Shenield is tho
suestof Mrs. niadys Hnrvi'y Ilutterlly,
her nieee.
, All'rod K, Stnfford of HopcdaU', Mass.,
was n recent jjnest of E O. ider nnd
famlly of this olty.
I)r. I'rank . Georgu of tho Woreesler,
Mn?!.., eity ho-plial is n guest of iss II.
.lulia Cross of this eity.
Miss Flmeneo Wh'Mtt'r wns nt lioine
from Rutland vlsitltig Mrs. 0. S Whittiur,
her paroiits, ovur Sunday.
Mrs. Y. O. -tandKh was eallud to New
York 011 Moinlay by the st'rious illness of '
Mrs. J. Lorluier, her daushter.
.Jnmi's 1'. Dobbsof Cambridge, vnsa.,
brotlifr of Jtiliu F lloblx, is employed 011
the new Si. Ausustine's ehureh.
II. V. Wi-leli has purchased u bi'uch
wasiun. brarln the tmin of "Ilello cit
WinehiMler" upon Its f.ides, to uo iu tho
transportatlon of eliildivn to nicd fnmi
sehiml,
Hiut Cnshen left last Friday forXow
Yoik; from iheiu ho will go to Orean
City to reinam for snino tliiio witn his
niint, Mrs. (ialhr,'hur
V. II t'lnrk, who reeently loeated lu
this eitv asan Insnraiiee uaent witli olllees
iu the Kxi'haiifio hotel, eontemplates re-
niotniK Ut Aoith tarollna.
llon. .1. A. lielioer has barguined for
the twldenen of Mrs K. E. iteed, at tho
fjrner of Stato street nnd Vstern uve
nue. 'Conslderation, SU,"'W.
Stepheu Cnlo is vlsltlng his liome. In
Cratt-t)iiry for two weeks nnd iu the
itiemitimo (.'. S. Whiitleris asslstlng lu his
plaeo ut tlio Stundifh market.
Timothy Callahan of tho loeal lottor
earrior forco is cn.ioyinc his ahnual
t vacation. Fred Peck, a substituto
earrior, is taking liis plnce.
I'n'lKirutions ure beiiiu mado todav for
the layiiis of n eoncrete walk 011 tlio west
slile ot St. I'aul street. tho Kinde lmvlii
lieen estnbllshed and tho stakes set.
In adilitlou to tho oartv nrrested Sun
day tor iisIiik llrearms on that day tho
polieo have the naines of four othei j who
were tuiuaueii 111 the same nastime.
Mrs. Theodoro G. lUewev and ehildren.
who havo been nue-ts of Mrs. Edward
lewey during the siunmer, left for their
Imme in lirooklyn, X. Y , Suturdny.
The uiiinv Mends of Cliarles LeC'lair.
bnth in this eity stud Harre, will bo plonsed
to learii that he has returued home ntter
havhifr speiit tlie past elght moutiis iu
Albany, X. Y.
Mtiyor Boutwell lnts written letters to
thiVo t-ltizens, who nssisted in nmkiiig tlio
eeepuon 01 rresideni nooseveii. 111 inis
itv a sueeess. tlmnnuii: tliem eoruinllv
for their cfforfg.
Frank K. Goss of tliis eitv. who eiiacts
therolo of Dlek Oend-ovo iu tho Harro
produetlou of Pinnfore, plnjed the same
parc m a presentatiou 01 tlio opera ut
Burlington, three years agb
Mr and Mrs. G. 15. Coburn went to
Muuslonville Stntion.L Q., Mouday to vlsi
relatives Un tho Ilrst of Oetober tlioy j,ro
to speud tlio winter in southeru Ualifor
forula. D. A. P01 ry has sold the W. V. Snramio
fiirm in Brookfield 011 wliieh he has been
speuding tlio summer nnd he hns takeu
in exehanire a Kenernl storo in South
Barre. Ho wlll movo his fnmlly thero at
ouee.
Mrs. Susaii II. Stratton left on Tues-
day for a six weeks1 vMt witli ilrs. Ileniy
Ilnrues, lit-r dnugliter, in IClliott, Ia. Mrs.
Stratton will be aeeompanied by Mrs,
llufiis Kent. who wlll visit relnllves iu
Iowa.
Jnmes Fltzsrerald of Batre and Miss
Xellie Cainpbell of tlils eity wero united
lu mairiagu on Moudav ut St. Atiuns-
tlne's eliureh by tho ltev. W..I. O'Sulll
van. The eeremony took plaeo ut elght
o'eloek.
Miss Stella Crandall sana. "I Wlll I.ay
Mo Down in I'eace," by Btiek ns 1111 olTer-
tory nt Christ eliureh 011 Sunday morulng.
Her work wns highly complimented
nnd upprcclutcd by members ot tho
eholr and eongregatlon.
Tho oxponso of tho polieo dopnrt-
mont for tho month of Augnst was
$302, boing somowhat largor 011 no-
count of tho Presidont's visit, whioh
uecossitatod tho omploymont of eov-
oral extra patrolmou.
In addltlou to Hov. Guy ( Lamson, thu
naator. Mrs. J. W. l.elaud. Mrs. A. I
ilibbard, Mrs. Kliza t'rossetl, Mrs. Jenulo
Wilkhihou anil Wnlter l'triuo nro dolegatos
from the llaplist ehureh to tho uuiiual
e?slon ot the eriuout llaptist t'eutral
Assoelution to lie heltl 011 'l'uesduy Uud
Weduesday ut Randolph,
Tho Kxo 111111:0 ui Ui has lieen nul iu
rtuilluess for tho eoiulug sessiou ot tho
U'KlsIature, new pnint uud paperuiakliig
this liostelry Iook ns livsli as new, niiei
nallv. No atlomi) t wlll bo mado to ulv
tablo servleo. but every room lu tho
houso has been eleaui'd nnd miido ready
for oeeupaney. .'oseph W. Fit.gernlil
Nill havo chtirgti of the hotel
W. B. Hinkloy nud David D. Whit-
noy aro 011 tho "Hill" iirranging for
tbo young alumui lmuqvot which is
to bo hold noxt Mouday, Soptombor
15th, Tho rocoption is nt six nnd
tho baiKtnot at soveu o'clook. A
laruo mimbor of tho alumui aud old
stniionts nro expoctod to bo tirosout.
aud nn oxcocdlugly oujoynblo occasion
is lookod forward to by tho frionds of
tho Sominniy.
Tho Sominary football team is go
ing to bo a foaturo of whioh all who
aro intorcstod in tho school will bo
proud. Mr. Scott of Thetford cnmo
Saturday nnd fully mcots all oxpecta
tions. Mouday tho campus was
markcd oif and tho goals set up. Tho
tcam will bo a hcavy team tlirough.
out, nnd with a littjo coaching thoy
will doubtless sustain tho woll carned
roputatlon of tbo Seminary atblotics
of last yoar.
E. E. Knott, tho eelebrated pncer owned
b .1. Kiiward Bulley, Is serlmisly III The
................. III. -31. IIIII1IV
ln 11 rnee ut Hht'rbrooke, P. Q . but In tho
Buumiii iiuai, it wns iioiieeu oy t;. a. H1111
tlerlln, tho driver, that tho horso could
hardly get down the hoino streteh, A
vt'tennaiiv wns eulled nnd It wns found
that tho auimnl wns sufferliiK sovetely
from ehllls 11111I u hlgh fover. Itls hoped
tho nuimal will reeover, but its eonditloii
L eonsldered eritieul.
Cliarles I'ariituore, lato sergeant ot tho
3d U. S. cnvnlrj', who reeently returued
from tho Phlllpphies. hns onteral the om
ploy of tho eleetrio road here, nnd befrnn
work as 11 mntormaii Mouday. Mr. I'urn
inoro has just eoiiipleted slxteen years of
servleo In tho United stntes army Ho is
nn intlmato friend of t hlef of Polieo
Ueagau to whom ho has piescnted u vi-ry
llne enne mnde of the honn of thn liativo
earilmu of tho the I'hllipplnes by the 1111.
tivesnf Vignan. Ho ulsti prereuled tho
ehlff witli a poon, the huudhvork of tho
niitlves of tlnt eountry.
John J. Eacan, through his attor
noy, is to bring a libol suit ngainst
tho Evening Argus, if it does not ro
tract the statements it mndo in au
item 011 Mouday, charging Mr. Engan
wich brutally bcauing Ma.viu, his son,
011 Saturday ovoning. It is claimod
that tho boy is unninnageablo and
will not oboy his fnthor and has donc
timo at tho indush'inl school. Also,
that hnrs'i measures are at times con
sidered necessary by tho "athor to
bui'due t'io boy.
Mauy of the friends and noqualn
tnnees nt Fred Bant rott gladly nvuiled
themselves ot tlio oppnrtiinlty ti
liear his volee oneo mine 011 Siinday
uiorniiig, at tlu- Chiiieh of the Mcs
siali, wheri) he as'lsted the remilar eholr
lu the mnsieal part of the sei viee. It was
a ritre pleusure, both 'o ihnse who liud
iiiu (i 111111 111 1111 iiifi yeiui iiiiu io uiosew 110
iow hi'itrd for the lir.M tlme the full, true,
lenr lones, iiic iiing soineiinifs into ten
er sweeliii'S of liis siilendid temtr: 11111I
lot altO''ellier the lensl tP liL'lifnl nnrt nf
it was that evrry wonl aud syllabl" fell
011 tlio ear with a elearness and dNtlnet-
iesi that is sotiietlines mlssinir in thn slii".
Ing of noted musieians.
The hiiinltable .Taek Hniiis is lo ucov-
er" the Le;:islatiire for seveial high grudo
weeklv papers of tho State. At present
during lus vneation lrom tho miid wbirl
of Washington life laek is nlmost ln
nieli tvith the niillleiililum for ho Is so-
journlng lu Danville, of wliieh R.
iiimmell iiropiii tor of the F.lm IIoiiMt.
uniioiiiii'es 011 his slutionery that thero
nro no oleetiic bells nr elevators but they
enjoy iiure spring wnter, good beds, plen
ty to eut. exeinption lrom hny fever and
are stlll 1(!0J feet nearer benveii than -t.
lolnisbiirv. Juek is eannble of eniovlii!r
all these good things exeent, perliaps, tho
last. tlio experieneo of Washington life
nooaoiy not heliig enuilueiveto his ki'ep
ngiii toueli with t'llierealism.
Lottor to Hon. Hlram Huso.
Montpelier, Vt.
DearMr: V011 knoir a cood paint when
011 see it. Devou lead nud ziue is thu
niint that eosts luilf as mueli as leud nnd
oil beeniiMi it we.irs t wieo as lnng,
lut it looks 110 better whentlrst put on.
You niust wiiit a little to teo the differ-
eiii-e.
The Ilrst summer tnkes off the closs of
ead nnd oil: tlio seeond stm.uier itehnlks:
tlio third it wauls renalutliiir. It nrobablv
siots in n uioiith or six weeks: tho gloss
goes oft in spots or iu seotimis.
uovno leau nntl zino even nolds its gloss
onger thmi lead nud oil wenis. The loss
of gloss mnkes the beginning of wear, but
It ki ens out waler ten veui s. in f nvornblo
condltions
Pulnters thlnk threo vears is eiioimh. It
is, for lead and oil.
lours trulv.
F. W. Devoi: t'o.
Sold by Abbott & Bailoy.
EARTIIQUAKE IN INDfA.
Calcutta, Sent S). An earf'nunko
has shaken tho wholo of tho nHavial
basin of Asarn aud Ohittagong. Tho
inbnbitnnts aro terror stricken, ns tbo
astrologers prophesy a terriblo convul
sion short ly. ,
BUYING ENGLr,P; CO r,,
Loudon, Sopt. 9 Tho Lnucashiro
coal trado is rapidly im.iroviiiR in
conseqnenco of tlio pnvchnses for tho
United Statos. It 13 said that ordors
nggregating hnudrcds of thousnuds of
tons havo boon placed in a Sonth Lan
cashiro colliories for shinment to vari-
ous ports of tho United Statos.
A IIARD FIGIIT.
Jailor F. II. Traoy of this city ao-
companied Doputy ShoriiY II. D. Oamp
of Barro upon nn oxpedition, 011 Mou
day nftornoon, that ho will remombor
tor somo months. Upon complnint 01
tho solcetmon of Morotown, Deputy
Oamp, armed with a warant, onlisted
Dopnty Traoy and jiroccoded to a re-
moto section ninong tho Morotown
mountnius in soach of Oharles Kim-
hall, who, it is alleced. coinmitted
an assault u)on Jnlia Kiiuhall nud
a man uninetl Aloxander. Tbo resi-
denco of Kimball was loeated 011 an
ont-of-tho-way bnok road and inquiry
01 tuo niaii s motuor tuscioseti troutno
nt tbo outset as sho disclnitned nll
knowledgo of Kimball, sayiupr that ho
did not rosido thero j but invostica-
tion by tho olllcors showed othorwiso.
Kiiubitll was dlseovered nnd wbon
told bo must ncconipany tho doputies
showed lipht in au iustunt ard for
sovoral luinutos gavo Traoy and Canip
the bnrdost tusslo thoy have had for
lunuths; in faot, Mr. Traoy says it
was tho toughost proposition ho hns
ovor met in his oxporlonoo ns doputy
sliorill'. Mr. Cnii recoived sovoral
vory bnrd kuooks, 0110 in tho stomaoh
lioarly douhlliig him up. Kimball
wns lliuilly subdued aud hoavily iron
ed was brought to this city' during
tlio night aud placed iu jail, Tho
111 an is uudoubtedly inwuio,
VermontWntclnrmn Co., Job Printcrs
"SUNDAY CLOSING."
Editor Daily .Touriinl : Ono of our
clorgymeii prcachcd Sunday moriiing
011 tho nbovo subject, "at tho
rciinost," ho said, "of 0110 of our
frnit niut vcgotnblo morohaiits."
It secms that all but throo of theso
dcalors aro ready to slgn an agroo
mont to "closo 011 Sunday, but tho
othors cnnnot afford to loso their cus
tomers to thoso who refuso to s'gn.
Tlio prcachor flrst showed that the
Snbbath, or day of rest, is a pliysical
and montnl nocosslty : that 110 busi
noss man can afford to "bnrn tho
candle nt both ends" by working ou
Sunday ; ho also instanccd tbo fact
that a morchant who broko down in
body nnd rnind confessed to him thnt
his collapso was duo to his speuding
his Sundays in liis oilico poring ovor
his nccounts and correspondonco ; that
physicians nro uiinnimoiisly of tbo
opinion thnt men can do moro nnd
better work if thoy rost ono day in
seven j thnt tho morality and intolli
genco of a country or community can
bo guagcd by tho way Sunday is"kcpt"
in that conntry or community ; that
Nnturo's law, (waiving tho Fourth
Comtnniidmont nnd the snnctity of tbo
Day), cnnnot ho violatcd with impun
ity, etc, otc'
Ho then askod, " Aro not our fruit
and vcgotnblo lnorchants entitlcd to
thoir day of rest ns mucli as grocors,
barhors, mecbanics, etc?" Also,
"What right havo customors to rob
them of this privilogo?" And ho
nillrmed that fruit aud vogotablo j
supplies for Sunday can and onght
to do purciiased 011 Saturday night,
and not 011 Sunday inornirg.
It seoms to mo .that tho preacher
was richt. No one hns a richt to rob
any class of men of their day of rest.
it seems to mo also, Mr. Editor,
that all who beliovo in tho divinelv
appointed Dny of Rest. nnd tho Fonrtli
Oommandment ouglit l'ot to requivo
tbo fruit and vegetablo markets to
open 011 Sunday.
Justicn.
Montpelier, Vt., Sept. 8.
NARROW ESOAPES.
Mrs. T.eon II. Darling with her
tluec-ycaiE-old daughter rtnd fiftcen-iro'iths-old
son, nnd Miss Hunt of
Johnson had a narrow escapo from
deatb whilo driving 011 lower Stato
street, about four o'clock on Sunday
afternoon.
The party had been guests of G. L.
Darling of 33 Scliool street, father of
L. II. Darling, and had just started
to drivo to Waterbury on tho return
trip to thoir liomo. Wheii opposito tho
residcnco of Poter Badord, tho team
wns overtakon by the Seminary Hill
car, tho borse becamo fiihtened and
bolted ncross tho track iu front of tho
rapidly movh'g car.
Tho motorman was unablo to stop
his car boforo it had crashed into tbo
carriage, smashing both wheols on
the sido with which it collided. Tho
occupants wero all thrown out, but
Mrs. Darling clung to her infaut son
and I16 escaped uninjured. Mrs.
Darling nnd Miss Hunt woro badly
shaken up and bruised and tho knee
of tho formor wns injnred so sho
could hardly staud, whilo tho lattor's
faco was badly cut and scratched by
contact with tho niacadam roadway.
Tho littlo girl was found lyingunliurt
in tho middlo of tho car track where,
it is said, sho was thrswu by tho feiul
or. All woro placed ln a haok nnd takon
to tho homo of G. L. Darling, and
Dr. H. S. Boardraau called. Ho report
cd that 110 boues had boon brokcn,
which was considerod most fortunato
under tho circumstances atteiiding tho
nccident. Tho horso and cnrringo
woro removed by Mi. Darling and tbo
olectrio railroad company will be ask
ed for dnmages.
What was probably tho flrst acci
dent to occur in this city to bo traced
directly to an automobilo occurred
just outsido of this city lato Saturday
aftornoon.
Miss Mary Fitzgorald, of Wrights
villo, who was driving alono from
this city to hor homo uarrowly oscap
edsorious iujurod by hor horso bo
coming frjghtenod at tho automobilo
of J. J. Willianis of this city near
tbo stono plnco 011 tho meadow be
tween hero uud Wrightbvillo. hon
withiu about flfty rods of encb othor
tho horso becamo frigbtened nt tho
auto and Mr. Willinnis stoppod tho
maehino, but tho driving meohnnism
continued to mako considerablo noiso ;
and as an attempt was mado to pass
tho niachiuo tho horso suddenly sworv
ed into tho ditch, 0110 of tho forward
wheols catcbiug ngainst a treo. Tlio
cross har broko bnt Miss Fitzgorald
hold to tho rions and wns drawn
violeutly ovor tho dnshor striking
sovernl feot nway upon her sido. Mr.
Williams wns badly friphtened bo
lioving that tho wonian wns dead but
investigntion showed that sho had
luckily escnped sorious injnry, 110
bones being brokon. Sho was takon
to her homo nt Wrightsvillo and at
this writing is eomfortahle. Tho
horso wns owned by hor brotlior,
Edward FiUgerald. Frank Lnwronco
and Jnmes Peinbroko cnpturod tho
auimnl whioh was soniowhat sorntoh
ed up.
S1IOT AND kTlLED HIS WIFE.
Farmiugton, Mo., Sopt. 1). Hor
bort E, Holbrook shot nud killod his
wifo at Wilson, near horo this morii
ing. Tho murdor wns tho rosult of family
.quarrols. Holbrook gavo hiinsolf up.
In its uppor leaohos tho rivor Rboiio
baj rison a yard in ono day. In tlio
Vaud CHiitou tho snnkos whioh havo
boon ousted from thoir holes by tbo
tloods nro 60 uumorous ns to constituto
n plnguo.
REASONS FOR INSURANCE.
Expenscs eat up wnges nnd sal
aries. Ycar niter ycar tho aver
nge 1111111 expucts to build up au
cstato. Tlio usiial result is 110
piovisiou or only a siiinll one for
wifo aud cliildieii. I.ife insur
aiico does tlie work by easy pay
uiciits. t arreipMidei'ce icited )
S. S. BALLARD,
Qeneral Agent,
New Langdon Bulldlng,
MONTPELIER, - - VT.
MARK WHAT
FASHION SAYS.
Your coat shoultl nppear Iqss
"cut awny" in front. Yourvest
must bo cut a tiille higher.
Your trousers shoultl be a little
lnrger nt tlie foot.
For colorings : black niixeii
with white or recl is proper.
Scotcli cfTects nro good. All tlie
other sfood kinds nre here.
SUITS, $10.00 to .$20.00
A. D. FARWELL CO.
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RUTLAND RAILROAD,
The through iar line betweun New
York, lloston and all New England
points, and the Atliroudacks, Thousand
Islauds, Mc itre- '(' ( ebec.
Ac(oss tlie Islands of Lake Champlain
Reaehing the best locations for eaiuping
and (ishing, touching at the following
stations: South Hero, Grand Isle, North
Hero, Isle LaMoltc and Alburgh.
For timo tablesand full information ad
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Gon. Manager. Gen. Pass Agt.,
Rutland, Vt.
NOTICE.
That uppltentioii will be uiado to
Iho I.egislaturo of tlils Stato ut Its uext
t ession for u charter for tlio loeiitlon nutl
ooustruotiou ot street I'lillronds in autl
througli tho oitles aud towns of Wnshing
tou county.