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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-30

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-30

DIRECTORS:
r. c. CHAMBERS President.
HFBER J. GRANT. Vice President
e. n. DYER JOINT GAME,
Z. A SMITH, THOMAS MARSHALL
J. L. RAwIINS Il. W. Young,
j. w. JUDD GEO. CuLLIEs
JOHN Z. WINDER SIMON BAMBERGER.
HORACE O.. WHITNEY,
business Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-30
SILVER AND LEAD.

SATURDAY, January. 30 1899
The morning call., 1892-08-27
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.

James Kane was arrested yesterday on a
charge of burglary. Heis accused of having
stood up and attempted to pick the
pockets Of Thomas Wren while the latter
was drunk.
Frank McManus, the ex-political monarch
OF the Potrerp, failed to appear yesterday
when wanted for trial on a charge OF batter
ing L. c. Movers. His bail, in the sum of
$500. was ordered forfeited.
The manner in which Officer John Cleary
shot a horse at Third and Townsend streets
Thursday has caused considerable criticism.
1t is said that he shot the animal several
times at long range. and caused 1t much
suffering before death.
Information is wanted of Mrs. Austin
Reed. nee COrdelia Yates. Those who
know of her whereabouts will confer a
favor upon her relatives by communicating
with the Chief OF Police. In 1855 Mrs.
Reed was dressmaker in this city.
Some time ago Caroline Fernell brought
an action against Joseph Nolan for dam
ages for an alleged breach of promise to
marry. Nolan has filed an answer denying
that on the 18Th of May or at any other
time he promised to marry Miss FernelL
An inquest was held yesterday 10 the case
of j. Albert Courtney, the bednaker, y ho
was 5!!lsa sa75Ess Ssssas BY falling from ron
the Central clearinghouse 0uslhg nfe.
The Coroner's jury found that fi1s dedttnh
was accidental and that he fell from t
building while temporarily insane from
fright.
Peter Johnson. a striker, created dis
turbance in o. MadSon's coOper-shop at IOs
Clay street yesterday morning An aged
negro named John Marshall was knocked
down and beaten. When Mr.. Madison at
tempted to Interfere Johnson seized him by
the throat and began to beat him. The
heiligerent striker was arrested on two
charges of battery. He was also booked
Tor disturbing the peace.
The charges of robbery against George
Tustin, clerk, and l.. C. Meehan, letter
carrier, were dismissed yesterday by Judge
JoachimSen. The men were accused of
having stolen 81 from Robert Buckley.
lOngshoremaD, but there was no direct evil
dence against them. Meehan feels very sad
over the affair, because he no longer works
for Uncle Sam. He was while in iail dis
missed from the letter carriers department
Lizzie Williams was granted a divorce
from her husband, Amos f. Williams, yes
terday. on the ground of extreme cruelty.
Amos is a drayman. and his wife has been
compelled to leave him four times. She
says he beat her with a horse-coliar,
knocked her down, pulled her about the
room by her hair and threatened her life.
They were married in this city on the 18th
of September. 1890. Amos will have to pay
$50 q month alimoDy
The morning call., 1892-08-27
He is A MAN or MIGHT,
So MajOr Powell's Admirers
Claim for Him. c
The Subject That Is Now Wrinklirg the GRAY
Matter at the State University Great
Things Expected if Powell Wins.

! The presidency of the Unixrsity Of tho
State of California is still the tot6c ~oT oon w
versation among those who are most in,or-
ested-the regents and the professors
A disinterested member of the faeplt,, :,
discussing the situation yesterday. said =
They do not want a president at all
They would rather have things 90. ON as
they are going Martin Kellogg is cnlv act
ing president and mere fgurehead, so that
he could net do anything IL he wanted to.
and under this method Of lax administra-
ton the majority of the faculty and in
structors are having very good time of it,"
Ot course, some are anxious to have
Powell chosen. The reason for that is that
they think after making a hard fight for
him he would return the compliment by
having their names embiaZ0ned on his list
OF especial fav0rites.
Great things are expected if Major Powell
gets IN he Is credited with possessing an
unusual quality OF executive force which
would soon make the entire board Of re-
gents so subservient to his demands as to
be nothing but putty in his hands.
And whyP' queried one of his enthusi-
estic supporters yesterday, ''if he can
handle the regents, why SAINT he aspire
higher and get the Legislature into the same
plastic condition and have something done
for the university? We do not need strong
and strength of character is needed in
handling the regents, who do not appar-
emily know just what to do tor the uni
versity.
They meet and pass resolutions, etc..
but what good 10 they accomplish?
OF course there are some doubts about
PoWelfs ability to make the rifle" He is
credited with having incurred II ~-emity
of Senator Stewart in one of his r .5rts to
the Smithsonian Institution. Regent Foote
happens to be a nepheS of the Nevada
Senator and it is expected that he will fight
Powelps appointment tooth and nail
Nothing. Of course, can be done, except
by mail. until to-day. Saturday is hoIi-
day, and there will be hegira of professors
to the city 20 get their Influence to work.
1t is not expected that Powell will get the
appointment. but the bitter fight that is
going on will make the regents slow about
taking up Moses. This will put the ap-
pOintment of a president in abeyance for
some time, and during the interim. Martin
Kellogg, shoTn of all powers, will remain
the nominal head Of the institute.
1t was suggested by one of the juniors,
who has had some experience in city poll
ties, that the best thing the faculty can Go
Is to advocate Martin Kelly for president.
Kelly would soon own the regents, and. if
his wish could be made father to its realiza-
tion. he would soon own the Legislature.
The morning call., 1892-08-27
CITY REAL. ESTATE.


OEsIRA BILE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY C. S.
~ CAPP & CO.. real estate agents. rent collectors
and insurance agents. AS Montgomery ST.
r EAvES WORTH, BETWEEN PINE AND CAL
IL ifornia-Lot 26xSO, with house rented for $50;
only s625O.
w AsHINGToN, BET. DEyIsADERo AND
w Brodsrick-Fine lot SOxlg7:S; reduced to
s425o; good Improving neighborhood.
GOLDEN BATE AVE. BET. LAGUNA AND BU-
" ehanan sts-Lot p :6xlS7 80. with old improve
ments rents $50
1TH ST. n. SIDE BET. VALENCIA AND
Guerrero-&ot 50xse, with cheap improve
ments: rented, 81
U1INE LOT on W. SIDE VALENCIA. So FEETN.
II OF 18th; 50xlo0 with IS IS feet 18TH ST.. by
iO3 feet IL rear splendid location for livery stable
or other business requiring rear entrance.
VALENCIA ST. BET. 2lsT AND 22D-LoT 24x
10, with good improvements must be sold
poTRERo AVE- BET. 10TH AND l7TH SITS:
Il l. side 25xlOO; lot only or feet above
grade; $4,000.
OQD ST. N SIDE. E. OF yALESCIA-2-sToRY
$4,000.
TREAT AVE. BET PATH AND 25TH SITS:
Moe sunny residence: Mission warm belt: facing
pubic square, lot 49xll2; 2-story hay-window.
rooms; bath and laundry; room for another house.
DINE AND WEBSTER sTs.-FINE CORNER
Tot: improved and rented
pine LOT ON PAGE ST. BET. SCOTT AND
Il Deyisadero; 50xl37:6; $3.50
GUERRERO AND l4TH SITS. NV. CORNER
" 76NSU; electric-cars turn here; fine business
corner; anything built here VIII rent.
GEARY ST, BET. LAGUNA AND BUCHANAN
~, - Ss:4x 57:6; improved; room for another
house Ia front; cheap.
r ARGE LOT WITH COMFORTABLE SUNNY
y residence OF l3 rooms; close TO McAllister-st.
cars; lot 571l&7.
O;FARRELL ST. BET. POLK AND VAN NESS
" ave; lot we'll Improved aud rented; $4,000.
pINGoLD OR sHlPLEY SITS, BET. sTH AND
IL Sth, with two 2-stoFy houses OF o rooms each:
gage.
REACH ST. W. OF HYDE; ts:9xIS7 %; $3.50.
ZINE LOTS on PRECITA AND CALIFORNIA
i j syes, opposite BOward St; fRe view OF aH the
DESIRABLE LOTS on YORK AND HAMPSHIRE
IL cts, near 26thi $3.50 each; easy terms.
CHEAP LOT. GIFT MAP l; on BUTLER ST.
~ between P0whattan and Blaine: Butler IS tue
continuation OF Folsom; cabls-ears Will PASS: $3.50:
easy terms; only one lot left.
VERY CHEAP ROUSE AND LOT IN COLLEGE
Homestead, near Mission road.
CHEAP LOT N PEOPLES HOMESTEAD
y tract; lot Z, block Z; easy terms.
C,HEAP LARGE Lors IN BERxAL nome
- - stead near Mission road; easy terms; cheap
walking distance OF electric road
CCHEAP LOTS IN EXCELS, or HOMESTEAD;
- Naples St, near Russia; 50x 100; easy terms.
BERKELEY lots
FULL BLOCK OF LAND IN BERKELEY, COM
L prSing about acres.
ZINE RESIDENCE OF ROOMS. wITh ALL.
modern improvements, aud fGl block of land
with frut trees. etc.
HEAP HOUSE AND LOT IN OAKLAND: Z.
y line OF Louisa s.. near A; lot 25xi33 with neat
5roomed cottage. Slz0O.
CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT N ALAMEDA: LOT
y 5ON10D. and neat 6-roomed cottage: SyoOa An
ply 70 Z. :. CAPP q CO. Real Estate A gents ana
aoose-2rokers, 8l5 Montgomery 81. au27 Save 2t
G1NS0 REDUCED; CHEAP: SMALL
SAoON' amount cash: lot 25xIl7.6; Chatta-
boOSa ST. near 23s; street severed graded and mac
Auanilzea: Chrrch-st. cable. EASION, ELDRIDGE
Il Co, oSS Market St
The morning call., 1892-08-27
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR DR1DoCK AT PUGET
i SOUND NAVAL STATION, WARRINGTON
BUREAU Of ARDS AND DOCKS. 9. 3 NAVY De
conferred by the act Of Congress making ap9ropria
tons Tor the naval service, approved March 3 1891
Saturday, the 10Th day OF September, 1892, at
when time ana D ace tue proposals viii be publioIy
opened FOR the construction. by contract, OF one
drydock 6O5 feet long, with 80 feet draft or water
with body OF timber and entrance OF concrete
and masonry, together with pump house.
pumpiig plant, floating gate. cuiverts. and ali
other work pertaining thereto. In accord
be seen upon application tn this Bureau
CT the commanding e%eer of the Pnget SQUAD
Naval station. Sidney. state or Washington Pro-
posals must lie in duplicate, sealed and addressed
10 The Chief OF the Bureau OF Yards and Docks, U.
;. Navy Department. Washington, ID. G.. and the
envelope indorsed Proposals Tor Drydoek." Bank
forms wiz DO furnished on application. For addi-
site. bidders are referred 10 the commanding Of
icer OF the Puget Sound Naval station. Each pro
posal must be accompanied by a certified check in
the penal OF $25 1000 TO the effect that tue bid.
der viii, within fifteen days after the notice the
contract. and give bond With satisfactory surety
in penal sum equal TO twenty C20) per cent OF the
foTmance or the The right Is reserved to
reject any and all proposals, as ia the judgment OF
require, aud TO waive defects. n. II. FARQUHAR,
Chief OF Bureau. au17 wesa st
tTA AMEETiNG OF TIRE BoARpoF NEW CITY
n Hall Commissioners, held August the 22d,
1892. the follow ing bids received. and Tues
day. August 80, aSs2. at IL a. NJ. the day ana
hour set for consideration of the bids and awards
OF contracts. Contract No. 3e-fra Fancher, sBg95;
T. w. hrellng 4 Sons, $3.50; l.. d. T. Emanuel,
s65o0: r. A. Williams. s64so: Jos Kemp, s7iS2'
Contract No. .0-James Campbell. s79 SOC: Nc
Cam d mckay. ;y69. 900: Y. n Williams sos 733:
}. s. Mckay, sSi4 $50. Contract No. 4l-Joshaa
Hendy Machins Works. s86975: Vulcan Iron
works, $57,9ttJ; o'ConBell q Lewis, s35.-
900 Contract No. 42-F. w. Krelinz &
Sons Fenton)s s22. .2s3 Conce speciality, s27.-
sIl 50; L. d Z. Emanuel (FentOn). sle. .656,
foahce speciality, $le,5l6; G. r. Weber & Co,
$4,000 leithe. Fenton Office speciality wsres).
Contract No. sS-P. r. Ward. $500: william y
Shook d. SON, s4662; James r. Britt, $500; II.
WILLIAMSON, 4fS24. Contract No. DIV. w.
Montague 81 c.. steam, S3555: hot water. s4987:
J. j. Lawton. ST. pam. 1888: hot water. s59S8: W m
Crouan, steam. 35975 hot water. $3.50: H. william
son. hot water. .>S6422; George II. Tay a. Co., hot
water $685.; steam. $6275. Contract No. 45-
w. S. Uphsm. $500; NJ. j. J. j. Donovan
sa128; J. w afeinfeld. s2e39; G. J. Bsndman.
s2075 j. F. Si.iivaH. S2700: }. NJ Thomas S54O.
auz4 81 exSu EDWARD l. WOLFE Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-08-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

4 0ArS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES. MDs. IN
~ warehouse. J.S.BowMAS, 1928 Montgomery. II
A BARREL OF MONEY on lSr OK I'D MORT
"A gage; per cent; no delay. j. L. Al oFarreLl ly
M GkEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Nl Security Loon Bank li0s Market st. mr.. Mason:
private entrance Turk NJ J. FRANKLIN 400 6m
The morning call., 1892-08-27
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAvy.

A DYICE FREE on ALI. LEGAL MATTERS:
n marriages annuIled; collections, damages, etc.
@. w. HOWE. atty, $50 Market cor. Stockton. at
W DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 42O
w California St. rooms l4-15; advice free d3 II
(lHARLES r. DARWIN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
y e5o Clay ST., rooms IL. l5 aud o. jy2 6m
y A. cRorHERs. ATToRSEY-AT-LAw, as
H. Gay St no3r
The morning call., 1892-08-27

A ASSESSMENT NOTICE-CHALLENGE CON
n solidated Mining Company. Location OF prin.
cipal place OF business, San Francisco Cal loca-
ton OF works, Gold Hill. Storey County. New.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Hoard OF Directors held on the cath day OF August
1892. an assessment (No l2 of. 10 cents per share
was LEVIED upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ton, payable Immediately tn United States gold
coin 10 the Secretary. at the ONCE Of the company,
33l Pine street, room 8 San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2Tth day OF September, 1892,
viii be delinquent ana advertised fer safe at public
auction: and uaess payment is made before viii he
SOLD on Iu ESDAY, the 18th day OF October. 1892.
TO pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF SAFE. BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
q. l.. MCCOY. Secretary
ofice-33l Pine street, room B. san Francisco.
Cal. au25 I'd
The morning call., 1892-08-27
TYPEWRITERS.

LII PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
II broken; 1882 perfect words written on The
Ca!igraph Ia hour at Saratoga. n Y, July. 1892;
average 1876 words per minute. The Caigraph still
standg 81 the head. See new black ana white
keyboard. Terms Of sale to suit purchaser. CHAS
T. NAYLOR. gen agent, 1e Montgomery s. au2l II
The morning call., 1892-08-27

GoINe FAsri
ONLY Is LEFT
JONES. ALLEN d CoMPANY's
NEW TRACT
~ PARAMOUNT HoMEsrEADl
42............LoTs.. s.......42
oN THE ELECTRIC ROAD
CARS ARE NOW RUNNING
A scent FARE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.
NEAR Slsr ST.
PERFECTLY LEVEL,
AND READY FOR BUILDING.
$3.50. $780, $500, $3.50 EACH
so FEET FRONTAGE
FEW DOLLARS DOWN
AND $40 MONTHLY
JONES ALLES q Co.
au2l suwesa $50 Nsrsetst
DESIRABLk CITY AND OAKLAND PROPERTY
proved ranches. HI. M CAMERON, 47e 9th ST.,
Oakland au2e I'm
L'RoM $500 10 $500 CASH AND BALANCE
Il easy installments: a bargain, 2-story b>use, Z
rooms bath and All modern improvements. Cali
t9rnla ave, Bet 29th and 3Oth sts so feet fro N
Mission ST; price $500.
zee cottage. Virgiaia ave: rooms bath aud i'm
VIXEN. AfP'' - - ~ ~
ss5o each, balance easy installments; 3 houses:
b rooms. bath; al modern improvements: 25th
Apply 10 owner. L. VANDERyEKEN. 321 Virginia
avenue. aa24 weFrSs St-
The morning call., 1892-08-27
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

7 LAWRENCE. CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
ele bacran ento 81: cabinet work and fttiagug
slees promptly attended; telephone euo mlsa
The morning call., 1892-08-27

q OyERNMENT LANDS!
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest Level farming lands.
Rich black soil. ready to pov
Large hne valley; railroad throHzhIs
Water bitches now building
Mid climate. free fuel. cheap lumber
Nork AT good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence
Send &c stamp for full Information to p. W.
LAKE, Flood building Saa Francisco Cal. apl4 tf
The morning call., 1892-08-27
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


~i-"-->~~-~----~-~-~----
BEAUTIFUL HONEST
FINE CLIMATEt
IN THE NEW SUBDIVISION
TRACT.
10 MINUTES PROM OAKLAND.
40 MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
CLOSE TO c. p r. r. STATION.
AND MINUTES WALK TO ELECTRIC ROAD
LOTS ARE LEVEL AND READY FOR BUILDING
10 HOUSES ADJoIN THE TRACT.
PRICE $3.50 TO $3.50 PER LOT.
IS DOWN. $5 PER MONTH.
BRANCH OFFICE. 9Is BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
au2l If suwesa JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market St
The morning call., 1892-08-27
OFFICES TO LET.
ASSESSMENT NOrICFS.

oI0 GEARY. OPP. UNION SQUARE - ELE
y gantly fnrnIsheG rms: doctors ofices. iy3O q
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--
A FINE INVESTMENT.

S22 0OO-S elegant :. story bay.wIndow house, OF
rooms, bath, laundry, servants room aud uufG-
.sue0 uAAeIe eht eaCh, on Otzrrell ST.: have always
been leased for $3.50 per mouth: the houses are in
me shape, and auy one locking Tor good sod In
Nestmtht paying handsome retCrn should this
~ once lot 6e:SNlS7 :b: street ueing paved with
DlumlnouS rock At owners expense: the only piece
OF property OF thts description offered for sale.
EASTON. ELDRID6E a CO eSs Market 2lsuEsas
The morning call., 1892-08-27
SPIRITUALISM.

MRS MILLER, TEST AND BUsIN ESs MEDIUM;
vi circes-Tuesdsys P. NJ: Friday, $3.50 p. ":
25c.; sittings daily,$l. 1855 Mission So aul0 lin
YOU SHOULD CONSULT INDIA'S FAR-FAMED
seeress. the GYPSY Queen 625 6eary. my2s 3m
MRS. j. }. WHITNEY. CLAIRyoYANT. TEST
Nl medium and life reader. 2l8 Stockton apps II
The morning call., 1892-08-27
FINANCIAL.


GSeQ WANTED At ONCE ON MONTHS
u OOO. at 30 per cent rate: COED security Adj
dress w. s.. box 81. Cali Branch once. au95 ST.
A 128 KEARNY ROOM .. you CAN BORROW
N money at low rates: private rooins for lAtiss.
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl tt
CAN FRANCISCO CoLLATEHAL LOAN BANK
~ tss kearny st.. the only corporation As lends
nelcy on diamonds watches; Ies inso.sss scxx
The morning call., 1892-08-27

THE ASSESSMENT ON PEERLESS. WHICH is
delinquent In ofce on august IL, 1899. is hereby
postponed until THURSDAY, September l. 1892
and the sale day until TUESDAY, September 20.
1892, at O'Clock p. NJ BY order of the Board OF
Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
ofhce-Room 23, Nevada block 3Oe MONTGOMERY
St, san Francisco California. auI2 I'd
The morning call., 1892-08-27
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

GASOLINE STOVE AND SOME FURNITURF.
u chtan. nennie moving. 1909 Mission auaz ot !
The morning call., 1892-08-27


nESIRABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY C. S.
IL CAPP & CO.. real estate agents, rent collectors
and insurance agents. rs Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1892-08-27

ElRsTcLA STORAGE; ADVANCES NADR
Il 6%z-5+4 Mission St CHAS l. TAYLOR ty3a
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
By Il. G. MCLELLAED.
SYNOPSIS.

Chapter General Percival Smith, U
s. A., decides to move from New York
city to the plantation of Shirley, Virginia.
Enter Mr.. Nesbit Thorne, nephew of Mrs
Smith.
Chapter 2.-Thorne is married to a hand
some society woman and they have quar-
relied and agreed to a separation.
Chapter 3.-Introduces the Masons, an
old Virginia family at Lanarth, adjoining
Shirley, and the last OF the Byrds, Jim, a
bankrupt scion of the ancient house, who
is about to vacate the old plantation in ia
vor OF the Smiths and settle in Mexico
Jim is a rejected sutton for the hand OF
Pocahontas Mason (Princess).
Chapter 4.-Jim Byrd and Princess have
a parting word, pledging a continuance OF
mutual devotion that has existed from
childhood.
CHAPTER 5-Princess and her brother
Berkeley discover a mislaid letter, show
ing how one General Percival Smith, U.
s. A., befriended the Masons in war time,
CHAPTER 6-Princess has an adventure
in the fields near Shirley, where the Smiths
have arrived, and is rescued from an awk'
ward situation by Nesbit Thorne.
CHAPTER THE Masons and Smiths dis
cover each other and become socially in
innate. Thorne finds peculiar charm in
Princess. Blanche Smith and Princess get
on well together, but Norma Smith holds
alOOI from the DeduLllul NlTBluldHs WIN
outrivals her in the attentions of Thorne.
CHAPTER S-Thorne again rescues Prin-
cess from dilemma.
CHAPTER 9-Thorne hears the story of
Jim Byrd and his love for Princess, with
some variations, that set his heart aching
with jealousy. He decides to get free from
his matrimonial tangle and press his suit
with Princess.
Chapter 1O.-The Smiths give a New
Years ball at Shirley. Princess wears
flowers sent by Jim Byrd, and gossips OF
that fact and her liking for Jim to Thorne.
Thorne presses his suit more boldly.
Chapter 11.-Letters arrive at Shirley
from New York to the effect that Thorne's
wife wishes a divorce in order to marry
again. Thorne hastens north in conse-
quence, confiding his private affairs to
Norma only, and asking her to keep his
secret.
Chapter 12.-Norma is pleased at the
prospect OF Thorne's becoming free to mar
ry her. An invitation to visit New York
gives her an excuse to keep near Thorne.
Chapter 13.-Norma tells Princess of
Thorne's marriage relations without mem
tioning the prospective divorce. Princess
feels her heart outraged terribly.
Chapters IA and 15.-The divorce is ar
ranged quietly, the father retaining Gus
tody of the one child that was the result of
the union.
Chapter 16.-News of the Thorne divorce
reaches Virginia. Berkeley Mason and
Blanche Smith become engaged.
Chapter 17.-Thorne returns to Virginia
and pleads with Princess to give HIM her
love, but her religious scruples prevail
and she repels him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
West Topsham.

The West Topsham public school COM
mences Monday next with A. n. Fellows
as principal.
Mrs. r. NJ. Harvey was at Bradford
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. III. G.
McDuffee.
There has been a large run of sap the
past week but we are sorry that many Of
our law abiding citizens felt obliged to be
in the sugar orchard Sunday.
Farmers are anxiously awaiting the
opening of Spring, many being short of
hay.
Geo. Hight is so as to be out again.
Chas. Poole has purchased the Gilman
Bagley place.
Mrs. H. L. Watson was at Montpelier
last week.
e. S. Mills has put steam power into his
saw mill.
The village school began last Monday
with large attendance.
Rev. j. r. Baxendale will preach his first
sermon here Sunday, May LIST,
Rev. C. f. Davis preached his farewell
sermon here last Sabbath and will hereaf-
ter minister to the No. Tunbridge people.
C. T. Smith is earring chair stock at
Bradford, to go to Mass.
After an absence of 80 years, Cyrus Dick
ey Of High Forest, Mimi, visits the scenes
of his boyhood.
The Hight Brothers have made about
1900 pounds of sugar this spring.
r. NJ. Harvey has recently had an in
creased Insurance placed upon his steam
mill and lumber in the yard.
Everett Sawyer was in town last week
and reports good results from the cream
separator at East Corinth.
o. Wiley is giving his house new coat
of paint, ID. Pike doing the work.