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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-13


was tho mysterious owner of the great
block OF stock in England whose pro-
prietors he had been unable to trace.
The stock was in the hands of law
firm, and all effort to find out from them
who owned it had been in vain. Gould
determined to get at Lord Gordon and
Scott determined to help him. Lord
Gordon knew pretty well what was 60
ing on and OF his conversations with
Greeley's friend, Loomis. One fine
morning he started for New York, tell
ing Loomis he would be gone some time.
Loomis wired Greeley to make sure that
the great lord OF Erie stock should not
escape. Greeley got the dispatch in
Philadelphia after midnight. lie went
to Tom SCOTS house. and Tom Scott,
who was anxious to get at Gordon for
Gould's sake, went with Greeley on a
special train at 4 o'clock in the morning
They went to the Metropolitan Hotel
and waited for Gordon to get up. Gree
lev continued the solemn discussions
with this swindler about Fries needs,
and Scott, being introduced, did all he
could to develop friendly feeling
towards Gould in Gordon's heart and
to pave the way for Gould-Gordon in
teryiew. Gould was advised by Scott to
SEQ Gordon, and if he was convinced Of
his eenuineness to make his peace with
him. Scott lacked the touching conf
dence OF some Of the Others Gould
lost no time. His course was an in
stance of the utter recklessness which
sometimes seized him aud brought him
close to the edge OF ruin moro than
once.
1t did not occur to him. of course, to
60 and assure the Englishman verbally
OF his good intentions. it would have
seemed humorous 10 Gould to talk
about good intentions, etc, concerning
railroad even to an Englishman. Ho
determined to go to Lord Gordon with
an argument that could not be all
swered. He got together all the cash
and available securities he could lay his
hands on on the short notice, and he
hurried to the Metropolitan Hotel. 1t
was very cold day and there was lit
tie warmth in the presence OF Lord
Gordon, whose manner was most f.eez-
ing. II is too bad that Gordon died,
for with proper opportunities he would
have been q great man. Here was a
swindler with nothing in the world but
airs and graces, which did very well to
impose on those whom he selected as
victims.
When Gould came into his room,
cooked and primed with the English
lord and Erie stock story, Gordon must
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-02

wie nit Mulben gesonen. So, aber
Sudden! Sic SUIT mar a~lIerbings iiber-
aug f9miil, Der 9immeI mar in Elm
6bes eintoniges @rau gebiilt unb man
glaubte i9on bic falenben Slopfen gu
b0ren. So nit einem Male bur6bra1
bic Sonne iiegbaft bas tribe @eD0lf
urb als Bic Msittagsitunbe berbeifam
la9te Der betpubte epig blaue 9immel
fiber Seras = befanntli6 Der einaige,
benz man es in bi.fem Staate unye=
frat bingeben ldbt, iiber Seas gu
laden! =
Wenn 9prenfortb ridt 10 pI0bli6
San Mntonio berlafen batte, ioubern
nod cine Weile bier geblieben tpdre,
unb marun, that er bas ni9t, benin i'm
&rgples9otel auf BEN Nlamos0eigbts
pobnt ft9s gan3 ibpGii6.-bantt piirbe
es uobl aud f6liebli@ einmal mad
feinen @rperimenter-bie pprnebmli6
barin beltebeu, 6aB man nit einem
neuen Sprengftohe, Der fi9 &oialit
t1ennt, gefIate Bomber" aus itar.
fen, papier, bic an 2uftbalons in bic
gemiinf9te Q6be bef5rbert tperbeu. bur6
eleftrii6e Drdbte CUR @rploion brinet-
geregnet baben, urb bann mirbe mabr=
i6einli6 faf Die geiammte a%nglusan:ez
rifanii9e Prehe in eia pabres Subels
gebeul iiber ben 9robartigen Grfolg
ausgebrr6en fein.
Stag nun bic fiinfli1e Eegenz@rs
sengung m6gli6 fein ober ni6t = ems
bat 9err DDrenfortb mabrenb feines
bieiigen Gufentbaltes urter allen untz
ffdnben bemiefen, baB er es nj 1 +
fam. unb bas lit f9lieBli9 au6
ein &efultat, tuenn audi freili6 nur
Elm negatives!
SDrenfortbS 8emerfung, bic er fur3
por feiner Mbreiie BON bier madte, baB
rieine @rperimente in tpi1eni9aftli6er
Beaiebung Elm GROCER @rfolg semeTen
feien, tpenit a19 in prattil6er 9inii9t
elm Geblf6Iag" tit pirtli9 reinen Sbas
ler tpertb". @o Der Mann BEN Mutb
berbefommt, fold einen baarigen 8l0bs
finn gelaHen ausauiprehen2 8ei einem
Experiment ban6elt es ii6 eber baruul,
cine Sbeorie bur9 bic praris gu be-
tueiien. S6ldgt bieier 8emeis febl,
bann 1T eben aud bic Sbeorie falf6l
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= Die @boIera bat arn L. DECEMBER
in Der frans6ii6en 0~afenfabt @bers
bourg uieber 4 Spfer geforbert.
Nbtmmg Gpntraftnren!
Mqpprs Office,


San Nntonio, %. Nob. 1872. {
Gerfiegelte MngebDte perben in biez
Ter Office entgegengenomme1 unb am
M;tttppd, ben Z. 5esember, @prs
mittags 10 ltbr
i'm 8eiiein Der 8etrefenben se6fnet
fir bic @rbauung BON 5pei S1ule
bduiern.
pIdne nnb Specifitationen f0nneit
in Der Office bes @tabts Mr6iteften 8.
&ramer, 3immer go. 10, Stabtballe,
eingeieben ober erlangt tperben.
9ie 8ieter perben erinht cine Biirgz
f6aft BON 800 gu ffelel1 als Si9erz
belt bafiir, Dap fe bic Yldne unb Spez
eififationen in 3eit unb in gutter Bez
f6afenbeit 3uridteaen.
Sie 8ieter iinb ferner erlu1t, beim
Stabt @lerf $3.50 gu beponire,1, tpen1
iie ibre Mngebote einrei9en, aIs cine
@arantie, haB Der 8ieter ben &ontraft
einseben unb BEN erforberli1en Bomb
ftelen mill; ldBt er ben &ontratt falz
len, 10 lit bas Sepolit @igentbum Der
Sta6t.
Sic Stabt bebdlt li6 bas &e6t Dor,
ems ober ale Mngebote auriid3upeifen.
IngebOte miifen an ben MaDor
abreilirt unb Proposals for the conz
.struction of Sch DOL Houses iibers
i6rieben iein.
8rpan Gatlagban
MaDpr.
@tteItirt: 6. g. Glaubor,
Gitp @lerf.
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9iuberniB fir bic @ntmidlnng bes
9anbelss8 erfebrs 3tpif6en beiben @iz
item. 9ie Sabrt UNI bas Gap 0or11
1T aber ni6t nur iiberans %langtpierig,
lon6ern aud ben gr0Bten She'll beg
Sabres binbur6 10 gefdbrli6 ,baB maj
taft gang auf bic 8%enubung biefes Sec
tpeges per5i6tet. Nlen biefeu uebelz
ftdnben miirbeu bur6 bic MnIage eines
S6iHstanals bur9 irgerb cine Der
mittelzamerifaniiden 2anbzgngen abs
gebolfen merben.
Muf @runb Der III ben platformer
Der beiben groBem Barte:en entbaltene11
@rfldrung gu @un1ten Der Wusfiibrung
6es Nicaragua : &anal proieftes bat
nun bic Stem Srleanier Nicaragua=
&analz& onpention ben 8eI9luB ansez
nommett, ben &ongreB brineenb su err
fu6en, bieienigen S6ritte gu ergreifen,
mel6e linn am geeisnetitea erfdeinen
%folten, bic mDgli6t f6nele Sertigs
fteaun9 bes Riearaguaz&auale5 gu err
5ielen." Ma6 m0ge Der &oilareB Dieies
nise &ontrpne iber bas gan5e aanalz
proieft iibernebmer, meI6e nptbpen=
big 1T, I'M Die frieolide 8enlguug bes
gro en unteruebmens gu iiGern unb
bic aQgemeine 8enubuug ce(e!ben
bur6 bic 6anoelsipeIt ullter BEN m69s
lidt niebrigen Soften 81 ermDgli6en.
Sieie 8ei6liiKe purben eintimmig
angenommen, unb es 1T 81 bofen, baB
Der &onsreB-trob Der augenblidli9en
Iinan5s&lemme in Der 8unbesz &aKe-
bieie Mnregung ni6t unbea6tet ad acs
ia legen pirb.
IS maat uns immer Iersnhsen, einen suten Irti=
fehlt nte, etnen Sufen pber etne Grtdltuns in elmer fur
sen 3eit au furtren. Dte @aben finb fletn unb iein
@efWmad lit bbhft ansenebm. greis IS Gents.
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etedthunt uub 0srfeu

ssben 9ane in 8anb, peruria6t tur4 Abmaseruns
hes a6rpers unh Naaussi an gerbauuns. aeuts, meI&e
bic Nabruns, bic fe gu iih nebmen, nitt perbauen,
mullen netbpenbtser Detie tbrperIide Gtnbube erIei.
Zen. I'm BEN absutelfeu, reri@ane man fd seiunte
gerhauuns NIT 9pftetter's WRasenbitters, sinem melt
berlbmten StimuianSmitteI, ea8 ben Sbrrer fraftiat
une itdrt unp fptesrtanhsfdbis nadt. Gppetit uub
S4laf rersen beeintrdtttst turt gertauunssbe=
i8rerhsn, rel&s rsrp6is 3ufdae, eOtbrsnnen, glis
bunseu, unreseImdsisss Guusiren her eirseretee unb
SerspOGen, has oft fdlf8li& elmer aranfbeit bieles
Organs 5ussitrteben pirb, peruria6sn. aae bteie
Spmptcime ptri&pinbeH nit SuIfe hes gitters, has
fH aud sesen WaIaria, 6bsumatisuuS, 9sssrs uub
MisrenIsieen as auf bic Dauer belieutts GIigtr be-
rdbrt bat.
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Strait unb 0efunbheit.

Wenn ste nidt frdftis unb wobl fhbIen, 70 perlu6en
Sic electric 8itterS. Wenn sic BITE ngrtrpe" seihrd1t
bat, %periuden sic electric Sitters. Dies MitteI pirft
btrett auf bic Sober, auf ben MaSen unb auf BITE Rteren,
Selmdbts Su erfauen. Wenn sic an n~erp6ien 4ppfz
peb letben, werben Ste bur4 9lectrtc 8itterS 5&neae
unb bauernbe Ibbulfe finbeu. Cine prpbe 6lafde ptrb
Sic bapou hberjeusen, bab bie8 bds Mittel lit, peldeS
Sic sebrauden. @robe Elai9en fir nur so Gents in
Ser Gpotbefe BON @bnpt DreiB, Sbpmpicn & 60. gu
bdhpn.
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2.22S.672.

Diefe 3abl fteut bic @nsabI BON Glal9en bar, ,pelde
ppn Or. 9tns8 yNeuer Gntpeduns fur S4n.nbfuGt,
Suiter unb Grtdltuna" in ben Ser. Staaten pom lidrs
1891 bts gum Mdr3 1892 %rerfauft wcrben fub. 3wet
Miatpnen, 3peibunbert aHtunr5ipan3is ~tauienb, feds
bunbert unp Sweiunbfiebsis Tlaiaen In einem Sabre
limb iebc einstse bieier Slal6en wurbe unter Der Ga
rantie p%ertauft, baB oas @elb suraderftattet pirbe
irenn faS Mittel teine befriebtaenben Geiultate ~er3telen
ipate. Das @e4etmntb bieie8 Grfplses tit Ietat ent=
buut: Gs erttduiht Niemanben unb Sebermann fam
f4 parauf %perlaHen, aS auf bas Bette Wtttei sesen Sus
ten, Grfdltun8en u. +. %. Yret8 so Gents unb 81. 90.
gu BADEN bur@ fte Gun Mn.nntp Drug Company.
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= Sn Coffee County, aanias, no
BET Der Wabl zines &eprdientanten CUR
Staatslegislatur Siimmensleihheit
berrf6te, bat 6as 2oos gu @unte bes
&epublifaners entf6ieber. Sn Solge
befen berfiigen bic &epublifaner iebt
iiber bic Maioritdt bel gemeiniamer
Mbtimmung beiber 9duler unb tperz
ben ben 8unbeszS Senator ertpdblen.
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- 8on Berlin aus 1T elm amtli1er
geri6t per6fentli6t porben, tponad
fi9 in Der berflofenen GbolerasS aiion
in Oeutf6lanb 19, CAT @bolerasg rfran=
fungen ereigneten, bon benen 8,575
t6bui6 berIiefen.
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Yin oas YnbGfnnl.

Wir MAIDEN bierbur6 befamnt, baB
9err s. Mmunbfen ni9t ldager nit
Der alamo Geuerperli6erunsss @eielz
i6aft" in 8erbinbung itebt.
N6tungspol
6. 8. Scubber,
Oireftor Der MlamosM gentur" in San
@ntonio, Seras.
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Md)tmmg, gtemersabler !

Gs miro bierburA sur &enntnib sebrabt.
baB bic StaatSs uub Gountp.Ad valorenl
unb &opfiteuer fir bas Sabf 1892 lest fdais
uno an coer Dor celn3 81. December 1892 be-
sabIt ipereen mttb.
Sofe q ianp,
characterization, yerar gountp.
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41n 1xttex tetonbett purbe unb NIT meI1en Mfitttln.
VoH1orene Mannbarkeit, fcDte aut
G6nkden ber oef&Ie4tspreane befttmmt furtrt.
4srnuen-kkrankheiten uerten TN 6duft
e sss.fsa sns e4ne Snarumente eurtrt. Ssn pnn'
Oataxrh und Krankheiten der
Aaut, bes 8lutes nnb 9ersene, Der Seller unh Der
ktereus
9yphilis. Das am sef4wtnbsaeu unr fa.rfien
1elLente UitteI 3ur ~saranttrt.
6auf-Hr aukheiten aley Nri nerben fns
Ri, ~ anbert Karen mtblanaen.
Ounafuerlicher Abfauss Etrb prompt
= en- year 2useu tusirt.
M2eiue Metbpbem.
/. Srete Gpu5uItattpn tn Der Office pter pc. Bop.
Z. 0euaue u~nterfu4ung nnb 3togupfe.
3 9sber ptrb auf 0ruuh pt6eula aftItder prtnetpter
selssleIt nns ieta sber tbr Gan ptrb ~ fpeeteusm
{. Diltsss prsiie unp letate acknowledgements.
81 ben net5eu Sdueu Fam BITE aranftett TN Saufe
~ 4yeuteu tetanbett merbeu.
84reitt nm Symptom > Gcrmular 30. !, fur Mdns
g4relbt m Symptom ,6srmuiar Wp 2, fhr Graueu.
e4rsttt nm Symptom Scrmular Rp. 5, fur Sant'
t<1ne
Dslslf ptrbea prompt beantuprtet. aue 0ef&dfts
5e4tfm 1ttalteu. Webt5tn mtrb rerbpreen aeiassL
{eI<sen,en : BE Banter bon Gan antcntc.
8entf9 8efprD6en.
mas aprefFxe an pter fpre3e Dor Bet
y. ~. M. d.,
<txsens okbhuhes 199K WeF > Gpntmereearabe. San
aHtentos Eexess cine Ereppe bod.
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Sic 2euauiiie.

Die fir 6oobs Sariapariaa pubIiairt
tperben, iin6 10 suoerldifg unb glaub=
baft als pb fie bon Gurem beiten unb
ebrenbafteiten Na6barn fdmen. Sic
beiidtigen 9batfaden.
Sup6s=Yilen furiren aopfweb.
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nay Sci Welton & g., SDuz
ffonfrabe, finbet man bic feiniten ims
portirten unb beimii6en 9eIifats
een Der Saiion.
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Or. HathaWay
Specialist nes msstef1s.

9unse Wdnner,
wel&e In Grlse Dor
Suaenb . Sfpber
an Rerrenfawd9l
tethen, ~itreeebeues
fraft ~untersraben
5aben unb TIRE
MdnnItMtett rertps
rem, (pufen ben be-
rhtmten Or. Sas
ttomap iofprt con.
fulttren. Wer9ebt
ntGt, Rsrpeutronfs
belt Unit ober phne
1rdume) wtrb wtfs
ifenf&aftlt@ unt
mad ben usaeHen
Retbcbeu bebans
belt uup NIT BEN
grbbteu Grfrls.
Sc fpInmt ut@i
bara1i an. OBJ m a
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seg- We9en Gofes ober aobIen
wenbe man ii6 on bic
San antonio 6 asz8 nj paanie,
5elepbon SO. PIP.
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Der Hsttun98 Mnfsr tit su baden
btisR 8u4tdnbler site. 5engG 218 6oms
merftsStrabe, Can Nntcnip, 9eras.
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9ie sun,.t g9opb Gompan,,,

Die Snnist @oDb Company,
gde Qamarz unb WalnutftraBe, 1T bic
bette 8e5ugsquele fir 8rennbola ges
badt ober geIdgt, gu ieber @r0Be unb
ale Sorten 9oblen. Wuftrdse tperben
prompt ausgefiibrt. Selepbon 81.
sas- @elton& s 0. baben fortz
wdbrenb fril6e Waaren; groBe Muss
wabl BON Selifatefen aler Nrt, bic
beiten eingema6ten Srii6te, Semitic,
6leii6s unb anbere Yreidrpen unb Elm
9roBes Eager bon Stapel Groceries.
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GS ma&t uns MINER Iersnhsen, einen suten Writ
Tel an5uempfeblen. Or. Bul'S Sufen : Sprup per=
ieblt nte, etnen 9ufen Dber etne Grtdltuns in elmer fur
5en 3eit 5u furtren. Gte Gaben finb flein unb iein
@efWmad 1T h6@t anaenehm. Greis 25 Gents.
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NDer's GberrD=Heetoral.

8ubereitet BON DR.. S. G. glpcr & Co., ecpsn. Olaf.
Sn allen @pot3e:eH NIB I.,ne;tdseu Sa Iaben.
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dav evening, for tho benefit Of the church
fund. The Y. p. G. u are holding inter-
esiing meetings Sunday evenings, which
are largely attended by ths young people.
The subject OF last Sunday evening was,
"W hat Constitutes Good Manners r. j.
W. Milicr will lead next Sunday evening
with a Thanksgiving subject. Tho Graded
school closes next week W odnesday for a
vacation OF two and one nalf weeks. hilary
Wilson has closed her school Ia North Tun-
bridge and returns home. DR.. r., NJ. Chase,
w. II. Dreamer, Nj. q. Stafford and c. II.
Turner. we're in Boston last week. --Mrs.
p. ii Ewing aud daughter, from Pennsyl-
venia, are stopping at the Baseom house.
READING.
At the election OF officers in the Univer-
derd was chosen president; Mrs. Otis Bald
win, vico-president; Mrs. O. S. Holden,
iecretary and treasurer; Mrs. N. L. Per-
,ns, collector, aud Miss Jennie Hoadley,
ENTERTAINMENT committee. The Carlos
Warduer farm is not sold. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waller Parker of Fitchburg, Mass, and
Carrie Parker of Cambridgeport, Mass
visit their parents this week. Blue
Ribbon club will hold a meeting this week
Saturday evening. Miss Maud Kendall has
returned from Gaysville. Mrs. Stllman
Spsulding visited her mother at Sherburnt
last week. Mr.. Cheney has been repairing
his house. Mrs. Josie Foster OF Keene, n.
H., has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
Stearns. Mrs. ID. y. Mahoney Is with her
sister, who is Dangerously sick at Bran dor
this week
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street, Seminary Hill, Montpelier. Every
body Ia cordially invited. Pastors please
give notice from their pulpits --Ubert ST.
inonds broire his ley the 18th st.-Mrs,
Clara Fen offers her farm for sale. Elder
Wills supplied the Methodist desk last Sun
day. Tho Harvest concert was SUCCESS. -
Luke Laurence and seiden Willoy are very
sick. born In Worcsster, November 6, a
daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Driukwa-
ter, also November IL, a son to MIR. and
Mrs. Edwin Kellogg.
EAST ROXBURY.
Luther Blanchard and Jcnss Steele bought
the Horace Thayer place. II. A. Howe is
soon to move to South Northfsld; and
Alonzo Rich is to occupy the house vacated
by him. There was a Cleveland candy pull
at Charles Benefits last Saturday evening
to pay bet between Mr.. Bennett snd
George Foss. "A party of young people
visited the capital last week.
WATERBURY.
O. Il. Scott wears the Harrison bat that
he bought last Septenb Der, drapad in mourn
ing. Willis Crossctt, a msmber of the
G. A. r., is confined to his house and not
expected 10 live from heart disease. Mrs
Dean Nichols 10 suffering from Il carbuncls
on her face William George has moved
into the house with Mrs. Truman Morse,
taking her to board. The ladies aid society
of the Methodist church are preparing to
hold q fair soon. The new church is expect
ed to be finished in about two months.
Rev. mr. Fsk Of Waitsfleld preached at
the Congregational oburoh last Sunday
Father Donahue Of Mortified hold service
at the Catholic church Sunday, Edward
johnson has fought Thomas Dryers farm.
u ohm Shambo has let his farm to William
! Hayden, and Will return to Birmingham,
Conn, where his family resides.
Ralph Bingham, the boy orator and
violnist gives exhibition ut Barrett.
Hotel hall this Wednesday evening. -- Rev.
s. IL, Wheeler and family expect. to remove
to Los Angeles Cal, and will start some
time naxt month. Mark Canerdy has re
turned fr ON his trip to the West. Prof.
George +. Moody of Burlington was in
town Monday. Z. Slayton of Stove
aud Mrs. Howe OF Rutland have returned
home.
EAST MONTPELlER.
| Four msmbers were added to the churol
by baptism and one child was dedicated t.
the Christian life last Sunday afternoon
| A new communion SGT was dedicated and
used for the fest time
L. A Pierce and wife returned from
! Massachusetts, last week Wednesday. Alr
Pierce Is to teach in dlstcict No. 3 Their,
was dance at North Montpelier last weei
Thursday evening and one at A. ii. Cut
ler's last Monday evening Albert YonnI
recently had two fingers crush ed in throsh
ing machine. DIR. j. S. Dodge and wife O
liaooln spent Saturday and Sunday wit
relatives here.-Mrs. Campbell gave
reception to her pupils in district No j
last Tuesday evening.
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GOV. vHomAs oNirTENosN.
The Logislatars Asked to Honor the
mematy OF Verpoot's First Governor.
TO Che Editorof tho Free Presst

| The Loeislatprs Asked to Honor tho
Hreauaty OF Vermoo to First Governor.
| To Che Editoraf ths Free Pressi
This seems TO be day for honoring
great men, even IL it takes four hundred
| years 10 ascertain tho fact and quality Of
their greatness, and 1t is well. Sonde OF
our most recently great men have been
| hon ored with monuments. We remember
with pride our own Ethan Allen and his
heroisn, and fitting monnmsnt marks
bis last resting place. But l think that
no careful student of history will
claim that he any more init
mately connected with the early history of
| Vermont than Gov. Thomas Chittenten---
more intimately connected with every strug-
gie through which we passed, to Obtain the
crown of Statehood. No man did more to
win that crown than he. Aud after our ad-
mission into the Union the master hand
thnt guided the little craft was that OF Gov.
| Chittenden. The repeated elections given
him show the estimation In which he was
held by the people, and yet no monument
marks his last resting place. Through all
those years, In an almost unknown grave,
he has slept and no voice has broken the ST.
lence to do him honor. l certainly think the
present Legislature could do no nobler thiag
than to appropriate sufficient sum to
place q suitable monument over the last
resting place OF first COVER nor. All
lovers Of our early history, all admirers OF
the sturdy patriots Of the oldsn timo will
| thank thom. Nothing else could make the
present Legislature more hstorio aud the
present generation could then wipe out the
disgrace of this long nsg oct, and hand down
to future generations not only monument
| erected to the memory OF our first governor,
but monument OF their reysrenG admra-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-17
HORSE GOSSIP.

Tho e1e Trottipg List Fifteen Addi.
ton, Havo Hoen Made This Year,
The wonderful improvements this year In
trotting spoed IL nowhere more etrikingiy
shown than In the surprising increase Of
the e,12 list OF horses, says the Herald,
The bicycle sulky IS probably responsible
for much of the gain, especially when the
summaries OF the recent Blue Graes trotters
are examined No matter what class start
ed, tho time lowered around 2:12. The
horse that could not go 2il6 three times
ran fair chance OF being shut out. APP
pended is too list OF 2;l2 performers to date,
with very likely chances OF more additions
before the year is out. There are now 81
in the charmed circle, against ID at the
close of last year.
Nancy banks b. m, by Happy Medium,
by Dictator. ------..,, .....,....... 2:Oi
Martha Wilkes, b. m, by Alcyone-by
| clark Chief............''' ...,.,....2.OS
Stamboul, b. M, by SuItan-by HANDLE
sunol, b. M, by Electoneer. ........... .2:0sI4
| kremlin, b. s., by Lord KuSsell-by Wood
Belle vara, Tr. m, BY vaticdn-by Estill 1 I'
Maud S. b, M, by Harold ,.........,... ..2:ls9.
palo Alto, b. s., by Electioneer ..2:0c54
Ailerton, er. H., by jay biid. ........... .2QV14
Jay Eye SEQ, blk. T., by Dlctator.........2:lg
! Nelson, b. s., by Young 10 .te...... .......2:l0
| Mapnte, b. s., by WiIjon--Iri ckson....2:l0
! Mckinney, by Alcyone Gov. Sprague. ...2:lO
Little Albert CHI b.. by Albert W.-by,
Lord Clinton, b. T., by Denning Alden. ~, Il,
uFGen nes D. ~ W summons .! Jun oio1I
| NirGt nralo. Oh. m. bv Mambrino King
by Woods llembetonian. ......-....21ol4
Gnk, DIX e. by hehtuc ct rptrc9 .''io24
VOID .o'.................., ..2;lnsi
LobGsco, b. B., by Lgmont-by Gov.
- .@U94
on i,' ~ t''YS .2ll11
Gillette, b. &, By CycIone-by Munroe
Chief i,.;...... ';.3.,i.t.. ;.,..@Al "A
NV 6 5r r. llI' ~ lltt
st. Julian, b. q. by Vounteer...-.. ......s:ill4
Directum, biz, B., by DWectoF~by VEN
peimarch, b. s., by Mambrino ,...... 2.IiH
Belle Hqmlin, b; m, by HomIin's Almont
lHllR r =, to, nv la. =
Wires ........,...' .............,......4e 1l5t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-17
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.

There were several seghs on the streets
Thursday morning.
Tho transparency at the republican head
quarters was draped in mourning Thursday
morning.
Adoph Collins, employed st Page Bros. s
livery stable while entering one of the stalls
W eduesday, was seized by the throat by an
ug y horse aud severely choked Although
the skin was not lacerated Collins was I'M
able to swallow or even whisper the next
day.
The ladies Of The Cougre gational church
give an oyster supper Friday evening
Several from here will attend the leap
year bail at Willamstown next Wednesday
evening,
pleasant reception was held Saturday
evening by the students at Goddard semina-
ry.
Among the election bets to be paid are
noticed those OF Attorney Richard A. Hoar,
who is to wheel Fred Bruce around the park
TO the music OF q brass baud, and William
W I.apoint who is to perform the same feet
with Arthur Campbell.
The Methodist society intend to begin the
erection of a now church edfce next spring.
On the site Of the present old one. The sub
scriptlon paper therefor, which han been
laid by since the late strike opened, is again