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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
4 LONG hELiI FOOT RAE.
BRINGING \ MESSAGE: FROM NEw.HAvEN TO
NIM.YORK-THE KE.,ORD>,

BRINGING \ MESSAGE. FROM NEw.uAvEN TO
NIW.YDRK-TUE RECORDS.
The Memona, Dae sports OF 1923 wer' marked by one
Of the athletic contests ever recorded
IN this country. ongcs. foot run
In America between cities pIac" yesterday, wh"l
foIty.cvcn young and youths representing brinchrs
OF the Y. NJ &. \ in the safes OF Connecticut ana
NewNoik carried letter from New Haven 10 this cit%,
distance OF s",cnty-sx miles.
lhc contest auspices OF the Young
Mems Chiis'In Association branches In Ncw-llaven.
Ansona. Bridgeport, BIRMINGHAM. stamford, the Harlem
and Twenty branches Of this city, end III" Young
Mem. ln-titutr. Tho letter. addressed by Adnt'h'-
General Edward j.. Bradley, Of Connecticut To tolohcl
o. l.. kctchum, " this city, left the looms OF the l. M
&. 4. in New.IIaycn at 30 o'clock yesterday morning.
The journey divided into relays Of five miles ench
William NJ. Hunter, OF Ncw.Iavcn who mad" the run
city WaverIcy Grove the ntst rclcNn. point
completed the distance In twenty-seNcn minutes one
second. Thence the letter carried to Milior,
IIousaton Fridge Atlantic IIouse Bridgeport Fbrhcld,
Greens Farms Fast Norwalk Darien. South STANFORD,
Greenwich Harrison, Iarchuont Mount Vernon, Brook
and Madison bridge to the Harlem Branch.
Mson the list, handing the letter TO
Dr. {. Warner thirtyhree and onchaif minutes after
. p. m-thc time for the whole distance being nine
hours half minutes The following are the
winners relays Hunter, who took the
first iIoandcr completed the last OF the nvcmile
runs respectively and second point Of time,
Hunter winning the blue banner for the New Haven
Branch; Malon'- trip from Madison Avenue Brds" to
Harlem Branch constituting the last mile necessary TO
finish the full journey.
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A STRONG fAvoElri: BEATEN At PINLIoo'

BaitImorN, May 80 Especial. Good r'r'"e ' A.,
,he og-nng o u" trotng mcctinc q. Tin"i'" "'""'
w athrr aud track werr at their best '"' ~
crowd nilcd the grandstand and clubhouse u"''"''' "
ne Aldinc met must unexpected cci"'t u" "
i;-nncrt >taKc-. having ,aitd fa,oritf ~ W : w
after her line performance Of la, week AZ "''''p
me race there hal evidently set hy back however
for today shc moved with appircnt chor' 90" VIZ"
rerSp;iby after uotting two hrats. AIo''' - 49,
10 be- his good behavior and n cieN'tp "''''' w
IA, orte at the end Of four heat. lo~'fhhS VI ' "
LIZA. The vinn,r l. i've ycIis Old. lie wv, UT" ~
l. Is. Hsggn. Of calrJrnis, and -old TOT ''o' ~ .
twoyrar.od at auction in Hcwynfk. Su'n"a'''''
o 10 CLASS-THOTTING. HOTEL EENNE"I SiAhr''
VI 100.
,lty.rt A.. u. L, ALERT W. dun BY Wmp- ,
pies HJl-sr~ Onan l'ifrrhway) -
.."ec-: :.fs,, 81 2:2I.,, 2:-1...o
2io CLASS-rAtING. II Ia>r r''.
liadicy, IT,. cn. T.. by Little DAVE.
H. dam Boil II mar. pdi-rc- . q,
Time 2O'a, ~. n 30, - ~ -'"-
2:23 CLA>s-TIOirIN's. punt. t",''
Miss Nelson. b. M, by Norfolk, DAN La S'''' , {,
diglcc unknown. fStn lcn1 .......- ..-------'A
rnne--:!"4. : ."el. 80
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STATEN ISLAND BEATEN ff PHILADELPHIA

close sad exciting cricket NAT III played Yesterday
al Livingston between Island Cricket Club and
IN. Philadelphia Clue. AT tim" the Islanders had The
game well In hand but extra rNcrton Of the Phlad"
phia bowels hacked EXCELLENT work In III" afd gave
them the victory by - The principal WORK OF
the day was done BY f. r. short and X. Roheby Tor the
home team and A. H. Harris aud \. l.. Doore for the
visitors The scOr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
COLUMBIA WIIFFLMEN'S DAY IL CHICAGO.

Chicago May 3O-To-day the Chicago Columbia
Whcrmcns day. Rep eSrnfafiyr, OF that cycling 'lub
couturcd 10th first place and tine first two tine PM
In the seventh Pullmin handicap ad race. VI 'rinu'
Nolan t1ok first place and the second medal mis- ln%
tb. nrt time by only - seconds ii- time Tor thr
c,cutcro and oncquaitor mite. was 30 u y
r., NJ Nc.-r falls the honor Of being th" Wist OF thu
200 men who -tlrtfd lie ."Jt OIL 81. minutes J."
hind the scratch men, di>tanc" In - IL
The order OF finish NJ. Nelson thilgo, III e.,
time ID 80: r. Gunthc Chicago. second. time - 10
J. snia, third time - 80; H. H'rbcl. Milw ,uk"r.
r,urth time ). o. In. hnish, wita,u-cd by about
90 pcr.ons bad one. J. +. Gunthcr. OF the
Inroln Club should h,Nc the lie lost IL by
luke About 100 feet from the finish j. = ialr 'ai
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STUDS FOR OUTING.

in the race. rowcd all three. The time for the
winning crew 9:2ii.
The as OF the day the senior single scu'l'
Ia which five clubs entered won.
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( act There hi, trainer stood, and ';nnther came
down thc courr lending Nelson by several lengths, the
trainer waived his hind and shouted ,'unther, suppos.
mo he Nod crn.ned tl and his tfancr waited
him dsnount'd BEFORE he realized that the was
NJ won Nc on crossed tape ihcn. without mount
ing he ran across the tape, finishing ond.
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amateur biryc, tn, Buffalo Veodomc to-day, but
failed I, low tho record lie will start for London
To- morrow.
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Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying. "he who hesltases 10 ioss"
When you know you ars right don't hesitate 10 sy IL
When you 60 70 buy . bottle o; CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to you went CAR
TER. 'S"-don's hesitate to that you get "C.A'R
TIERS" and don't refuse anything onerss
10 you o. 'same Is "C.A.RTE.K'S" or '1uss as gooe
% CARRIERS" THEY NEVER FAIL. Don't
HESITATE to demand the genuine CAKrEisS LITTLE
LIVER Pills.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACH
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31

The great Exposition Flyer OF the New York CeAtpsl
leaves York every day at 100 p. m. Onfy
twenty hours 10 the Worlds Fair. secure sccommo-
cations In advance. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31

ZIMMt.I;MAN WINS HACE IN FAIRS
Paris, May 3o.-A. a. Zimmerman the wcn-kno"h o'ey
ia, of the New.York Athletic Club easily Vol Ae mile
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THIRD HACE-JCNENIII STAKES. TWo-yelf-old'.
s..Cc0 added. Five furlong~.

Doubtful sun -.
Ioi' RITZ RACE-NETROPOLITAN HANDICAP. S2o'
c. h With sictOD added, OF which s-cco 10 SECOND
and II 900 10 th.id one mile ana an ei2hth.
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b" '' '"0 Po Time-i G.h
Nutu.ls-Jeeis straight IS 90 p'"ce '''' pu''e
r,,so va. withdraw. Sims pulled Up a. "lc nis
81, -. ~s., secmed 70 &c . fair start ana senator was
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DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Handicsp. Six furloDe-.

81. ~.
Richard Cookers en- IN. Yolkvllle Belle, by
Miser-rh VS.. ia n. Gambcy) ID ouf
NJ 7. Garrpans b. e. Poor jonathan, 4.
1Ol -tbia"'J -
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Owner.
J. \. & \. n. Norris IT.
Gideon & DAYS His Hlohne
Eancocas Stables IL T">ca
Walcoti & Canipbcll's Pcs,al
NJ. r. Dwyefs, Non1i. 1 .
Louis Siuart's III, knickrr. .
ID. W. NcCoun'- LcantIka. q
,lsrcu, Dsly's Tn. Pepper.
Colonel j. T. Noith's Idics
y. J. Dwyer & sons LcOna'
b own A. Roscr>'s PickpOck'
W. G.. DAYS rcrriiicr. D..
Louis Stunts Stockton. az
W. c. Daly's tidciio. -.
W. Il. Jones' Charade. =.
!. r.. Mad1cn's Iilumr. t.
W. or. MacdonGUeh'~ Mo-
Colonel i. a. North Arturl
Marcus Daiy's Steve Este.
G.. T.. Smiths >i' Arthur. 4
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FIRST RAoE-oPENING slRAMBLE. $1,000 added
lyve fnrionQ-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
COLEBROOk. ". II.

April lie. l.. Holden and family
have moved into their sugar orchard in
Vermont. Rather early III the season for
camping out, but they always return
looking healthy, happy and sweet.
The Easter Concert at the NJ. T.
Church occurred last Sunday evening.
having been postponed one week 1t
was a fine entertainment. The children
did very nicely, and the selections were
excellent. After the opening anthem
Miss Gertrude Davis welcomed the unusu-
ally large audience III few appropriate
sentences, and gave an admirable expo.
sltlon ct the Easter Celebration. Many
fine anthems were rendered by the choir,
and about twenty little ones rccitcd
Lucy Drew deserves special mention for
the manner i'll which she recitcd The
Last Hymn" Acting and singing were
perfect. A substantial missionary col
lection testified to the appreciation OF
the audience.
An informal meeting OF the Official
Board voted Rev. g. ". Farmer auextra
Sunday of, at Conference. lie leaves on
Monday April IL and there Will be no
services at the NJ. Z. Church the two
Sundays following.
The Kings Daughters meet at Fay
Whipple's on Thursday. Mrs. {. G.
Hicks is president.
Mrs. y. G. Hobart is in feeble health at
present, Much sympathy is felt and
manifested TOR the family Mr.. Hobart
has been i'll Tor the whole winter.
The Grippe is abroad in our vicinity.
Ne are hoping the tremendous thunder
shower which occurred one night last
week will purify the air, and that we
shall have spring soon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

Miss Mary beals has finished, for the
present. her studies at Northhcld. Mass.
Those who love a chance to attend a
Fast Dav meeting had the opportunity
last Friday for one was appointed.
MIR II. 5. Lund. while near Riverside
Hall, where there was dance last
Saturday evening. was attacked by a
man named Powntll. but by his superior
strength threw him of.
Mr.. Mvron PaTo moved back to his
farm Saturday intending to stay alone
for day or t 40 to get III: house suita-
bly, warmed Tor his wife. That evening.
not feeling we'll. lie took something from
a bottle and went to sleep. He awoke
feeling very badly and by the greatest
effort went al out a fourth Of a mile TO
the house OF Mrs. r. A. Kice, where ne
was cared for by the family and neigh
bors. In the morning he was able to IT.
turn home but would no doubt have
died if he had remained at home alone.
Ills wife said what she had in the bottle
was oil OF lemon peel in alcohol.
Mrs. Harrington has a PRAYER meeting
at the church next Wednesday evening
She breaches her farewell sermon ut
Galiups Mills next Sunday evening.
Presiding Elder Hamilton proposes to
send minister to GIllups Mills, whose
places OF preaching will be there. and at
Stevens Mills, and South Victory.
Several important arrests for liquor
selling were made at Gallups Mills last
week. and some for int oxication.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
D[XIILLE. p. D.

April 1.-THE usual tranquility of his
village gave place to q scene OF great ex-
citement last Saturday morning. During
the raging thunder storm which reached
its height about 4 O'Clock, the lightning
struck the telephone switch in Bruce
Baldwins store. The alarm was given
by the occupants of the fiat above the
store, and was first heard by some watch.
crs at the bedside OF u dying child in one
of the neighboring houses. In few min
utes the village was astir; but the flames
had made such rapid progress i'll the
meantime that it was found impossible
to save the building. Soon a house adj
joining 1t, belonging to Mrs. Little, shared
the same fate. Nearly all the goods in
the store, as well as all Mrs. Little's ct.
fects, were saved. Mr.. Baldwin's loss is
upwards of $4,000; Mrs. Little's $500
Neither property was insured. While he
was Fastening to get the key of his store
Lewis Wright had the misfortune to get
his horses leg broken.
There is still another loss to chronicle
on the same day-one that cannot be re.
placed in this world. Fentou Damon
second youngest daughter passed into
the rest of Paradise. Our sincere sympa.
thies are extended to the family in their
bereavement, and in the ordeal of dark.
ness they are passing through. The
funeral service wasconductcd at the house
on Monday by Rev. G. II. A. Murray, and
was largely attended.
Deacon" West is at the point ofdeath
A severe fall about three weeks ago is the
immediate cause.
Archdeacon Roe d. D., will officiate in
st. Cuthbert's Church next Sunday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
MOTION.

April IL Miss Davis of Island Pond.
and Miss Sadie Ames OF Avcnll passed n
suCceAsful CT examination tor teachers GER
tihcu,es recently.
We were pleased to see the note in n
recent issue OF the HERALD on Miss Hat
tic Wigxetts success as Cornpositor.
The sincere wish OF friends here is that
her new duties may prove both pleasant
and profitable.
That indispensable goat. belonging to
the Forrcsters, must be "a very unreason-
able animal. Some one suggests that the
worthy would be members try catching
the CREASED pig for a while. The aGon'
ICED tenants will ut least have the salts,
faction OF feeling that they are not in the
region of the unearthly.
We see that the school committee are
giving the subject OF school reform serious
attention. THIS is a step IN the right
direction, and we trust it will he followed
by many others. Too long has the school
room been without a vcntilator. Too
long have the teachers been conhnirg
themselves to parrot training. Too long
have the dear little pets Of fond mammas
the school. The writer has been in schoo
rooms where the conduct OF the pupils
would remind one OF visit to the amuse
mcnt hall OF lunatic asylum. Should
parents know this or should they not
Is it sufficient for them to know that
their children are imprisoned in a dirty
dcfaced old box without an air hole, un
less it be crack in the lid, for so many
hours each day! No wonder when the
escape is made that the boys act so wild
tina. they are SAID to learn more bac
than good" at school. We would like tt
have parents and teachers share the dIth
cultles attending school work. Unitet
efforts are more effective.
The annual vestry meeting of St, Paul:
Church was held Monday evening. The
church wardcns report showed balance
III hand OF nearly 500. MIR. W. g. Nelson
was reelected Incumbent S warden, anC
Mr.. W. II. Blshop-not the editor-wa:
chosen people warden. Mr.. {. Z. Bishop
student OF bishops College, Lennoxville
was elected lay delegate to the Diocesan
Synod. Archdeacon Roe will conduct thu
services III this Chur:h next Sunday. AL
who can should be present.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

Last Sunday night fire was discovered
in Swans studio, but by dint OF extra
excrtion the fire was confined to the
room in which it originated. We are
sorry to report that Mr.. Swan sustans
a great loss, estimated at over $1,000.
He lost some ITO negatives representing
portion of his labors here the past few
weeks, and in addition he lost all his
stock negatives, apparatus, furniture, a
lot of crayon work, frames, pictures, etc.
Insurance $500. The fire is supposed to
have caught from the chimney. Wetrust
the selcctmcn will at once, il they have
not already done so, turn over to the
newly organized fire company all fire ex-
tinguishing apparatus in their care, and
then, and not till then shall we have
system, management and order at fires,
and .hese existing our liability to serious
conflagrations will be considerably dimin-
ished The drawbacks encountered by
those who were endeavoring to stay the
progress of the flames were painfully APP
parent, and caused no little delay. Had
there been even but little wind, the HER
AID office, Stewart House and adjoining
buildings must inevitably have fallen II
prey to the fire tend. The HERALD has
nothing but praise for those who worked
so hard to keep the fire within bound,
but it expresses it's utmost contempt
towards those who would not lend a
helping hand themselves but jecred and
iibed those who were doing the work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

Will Walker started Monday to work
as time keeper tor the Berlin Mills Co.
Mrs. b. ]. Cooper has returned from
Boston where she has been stopping this
winter.
Carrie Shoff is at home for a two
weeks vacation.
The la'iies of the Catholic Society at
South Bloomfield had n Sociablr anu
supper at the Town Hall Wednesday
night OF last week
The Lewis Lumber Company has set
men to work ON repairs in the mill, and
We suppose /: is "A sure thing now that
the mill will run this summer.
The sad news of the sudden death at
Somervillc. Mass, OF Burton l.. Stevens,
eldest son of the late Charles Stevens OF
tins town, Sunday, April, 9th was re-
ceived Monday and caused he expression
OF much sympathy for his deeply bcreaved
wife and mother
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

Mr.. Arba Joy has been appointed post
master at Island Pond, and as soon rs
he complies with the necessary iormali-
ties he will enter upon the discharge OF
his duties. Mr.. F. {. Mosher, the retir-
ing official, has not been permitted to
serve out his full term. He has been n
model postmaster in all that this implies,
prompt, efficient, courteous and accom-
modating, and has given very general
satisfaction to the patrons OF the office,
and Democrat and Republican alike bear
willing testimony to this effect. That
the new incumbent may be equally sue
cessfu is the earnest wish OF our entire
community aud we see no reason why he
should not be.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
CANAAN.

April live are not often treated to
snow storm and thunder shower
during the same hour, as we were last
Friday.
Adm Farnham had a valuable horse
famed by slipping on the lcc one day
last week.
The house and barn owned by W
Mckinnon, about two miles from the
village, occupied by Fred Pierson. was
burned Sunday morning last. MIR. Pier
son loses everything, the family escaping
with part only of their clothing Two
cows and fine horse and some other
stock were burned. The buildings were
partly insured. The origin o. the fire is
unknown. but thought to have been
caused by some drunken workmcn from
the lumber camps going into the barn to
smoke.
Daniel Heath is home from Boston, and
finds his cycslpht much better and hopes
it will finally be fully restored.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
LU.NE.NBUR(;.

April 11.-Rcv. Mr.. Blnckmer from
Ware, Mass. has been engaged to preaCh
at the Congregational Church for the
next year.
The Concert given by the NJ. f. Society
March 3Oth was quite we'll attended.
The duet by the Misses Silsby and the
selection by the male quartette deserve
special mention.
There was sugar party at Browns
Hall last Wednesday evening under the
auspices of the Epworth League.
Or. A. W. Scott spent a few days last
week at Bakersfield visiting his parents
and friends.
MIR Daniel Coburn of Richford was in
town last week visiting his brother,
Howard Coburn.
]. W. Winslow has bought farm at
East Whitcfeld, \. H., and Is moving his
family there.
b. I. Brown has bought the Cutting
store and taken possession.
Karl Phelps is home from St. Johnsbury
sick with typhoid fever.
George Downer has moved into the
Buckley house.
Mr. and Mrs. Sprague T. Hale celebra-
ted their golden wedding Tuesday after
noon and evening, April 18th. About
seventy OF their friends and relatives were
present They received many valu .blc
gifts. A song Was sung by those present
the words OF which were written TOR the
occasion by friend. Rev. MIR. Tucker
and Hon. +. ID. Hale made few appro-
pirate remarks, and Mr.. Hale read a
poem written for the occasion. Refresh.
ments were served aud the friends took
their departure about 8 p. M, wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale health and prosperity
the remainder of their days.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
BLOOAfFIELD.

April 11.-Mr. and Mrs. G. ]. Shofi
have returned to their home at South
Bloomfield.
w. K. Wilson and wife spent the Sab
bath in town.
DIN Stafford has moved his family into
the house on the Gratis Spencer farm.
Wendell Williams cut his wrist last
week with piece of glass and severed
one Of the arteries.
Lightning shattered post and some
braces in n shed belonging to George
Walling during the thunder storm last
Friday night,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
WEST CONCORD

April 11.-Mrs. Mary A. Folsom. wife
of DR.. +. $. Seavev, died ut the residence
OF her mother on the evening of the 9th
inst, in the 2Sth year OF her age. She
was the only surviving child OF the late
Charles b. and Mrs. Louisa Folsom,
long time residents of this village An
industrious student herself, she became
an active and successful teacher, much
beloved by her pupils. She was an
efficient worker also III the NJ L. Church
in its various interests and will be greatly
missed i'll its activities The funeral ser
wees were held at the church OF her
choice on Sunday morning. conducted
by her pastor. Rev. +. L. Currier.
The 9th inst. while at work in the
mill OF Harvey 81 Higgins, 4. d. Pike had
his foot caught in belt, which resulted
III the breaking of one bone of the leg and
severe injury to the ankle joint,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
YICTORI'.

April 11.-Mrs. Harrington leaves very
soon for her home in Massachusetts.
She has been great worker while
sojourning among us, and it those that
ought to have been great help to her
in her arduous labors had assisted as
they should, much good would have
been the result,
They have decided ut Gallups Mills to
have a minister sent them for this year.
Mrs. Ball and son are going to move
to Victory soon. Bert is gong to learn
the stone cutters trade OF (. A. Story.
The school directors of Victory are
each, so the story goes, going TO support
schools within few rods OF their own
door, and leave seven miles on the river
road without school. Grand display
of wisdom and unselhshness
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
NEW LIFE.

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antec To refund money il not cured. Guar
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ton. druggists and sole agents: Island Pond
VI.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

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