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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
Col. Breckenridge opened his cam

Col. Breckenridge opened his cam
paign for reelection to Congress at
Lexington, KY, Saturday last. He
admitted his guilt, but at the same
time berated the Judge before whom
he was tried, and also venomously
attacked the clergymen who have
protested against his reelection.
Nominated or not the stained politi-
clan is an unfit man for public hon.
ors and the district he now repre-
sents cannot afford to inficta lasting
stigma upon it by again sending him
to Congress.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10

The Louisville Courier-Jo Journal has
turned its guns on Col. Breckenridge,
and the chances for the silver-tongued
Kenturkian's return to Congress are
materially lessened. Colonel Breck-
inridge processes to be sorry for his
past misconduct, but if he had any
sense of propriety he would get out
of sight instead of parading himself
and his scandalous record to public
view. And apparently that is the
way the people of his district are
coming to look at it.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10

Chicago's Coxey contingent will be
led bv a woman on a white horse,
followed by a yellow dog. The color
of the woman's hair is not stated.
Perhaps it was not thought necessa-
~. The use of the dog is mystery,
unless it is to induce Coxey to trade
off his whole outfit for the "purp"
and then shoot the latter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10

The appointment of exMayor Has
elton of Burlington as Minister to
Venezuela is announced. The selec-
ton is a good one, not only because
it is made from Vermont, but because
the person chosen is in every way
well qualified to represent the United
States at this important place.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
News and Citizen,
MoRRIsVILLE and HYDE PARK.
l.. H. LEWIS. EDITOR.

The debt statement issued May LIST
shows an increase in the public debt
during the month of April of nearly
nine millions of dollars. The increase
in the public debt and the issuing of
bonds to meet current expenses are
Accomplishments of the "change"
the people asked for.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10

fed, but the movement will be con-
tageous and the villages and towns
throughout the State will become in
terested in road improving.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
The Lieutenant-GovernorshIp.

Should the non-promotion rule be
established, the office of eut.-Gov-
ernor while it might not go begging,
would be sought for only by men OF
mediocre ability, men who could
never hope to expect anything high
er. No iron-clad rule should be made
by custom or otherwise, to govern
the selection of Vermont's officers
and we do not think any will be
made.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10

VIM. Reynold Salmon of Beullyn
Court, Cowbridge, Pontypool, Eng,
the Oldest member of the royal col
lege of surgeons and the Oldest Free
Mason in the world, completed his
104th year recently.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
barre Enterprise. ]

1t has been said that the news
papers of the State control the cleo
ton of State officers. We should
Judge this true by the discussion now
going on over the nomination for
Lieut.. Governor. Why not let the
delegates in convention assembled
settle the question? Each paper has
it's own particular choice, but only
one man can be chosen. The candi-
dates named are all smart enough
for any position to which they may
be called, and we are glad to know
that Vermont has plenty of such
timber. Now that the promotion
rule is done away with let the con-
vention settle all these questions, and
the people at large will be satisfied.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
[Lyndonville Journal

There are numerous men mention
ed and therefore the choice comes all
the harder. But the question that
concerns the people of Caledonia
county more especially is, which of
the two nominees from your county
B. F. Lincoln of Lyndon and II. c.
Bates of st. Johnsbury-are you to
choose for your Lieut. Governor can
didate to put before the Republican
State Convention thatconvenes June
20? A decision must be made, two
candidates will spoil Caledonia's
chances of victory. Mr.. Lincoln, you
will remember, was put into the field
among the first men named and has
received favorable mention steadily.
We would like to get the sense of the
majority of Caledonia citizens on the
matter Hon. B. f. Lincoln has sub
stantial supporters all through the
State as well as in his own commu-
nifty; his acquaintance is wide. A
good deal has been said about the
gentleman in various connections and
more eulogy now might be superfu-
Gus. You know the man and that is
sufficient. Let us hear from all in
terested in the matter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
North Troy Palladium. ]

There seems to have been a notice
able falling out of the ranks of can
didates for the Lieutenant Governor
ship within the past few weeks.
There is one candidate, however, who
appears to be going steadily forward
in public favor. We refer to Hon.
q. NJ. Mansur of Island Pond. He
represents no single class or special
interest, but rather he represents the
people and their interests as a whole.
He is we'll known as a brainy, level
headed and honorable man, and is
one whom every citizen of the state
could feel proud of should he occupy
place on the Republican state
ticket. We believe that Mr.. Mansur
will receive the support of a very
large portion of the Republicans OF
Orleans county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

Jewell, OF the Crescents, Is n splendid
type Of the scotch terrier" style. This
is comparatively short, ard brlstles
with strength.
or the pond lily" style, Mcconnell,
OF Orange. Is the best living example.
This style Is deceptive, for, while 1t
casual glance II would appear that the
subject is devoid OF hair on the crown
Of his head. yet such IL not the case.
The deception follows naturally from
the thick growth around the edges.
This style is very popular In Orange.
The dish rag" style prevails AZ La
fayette, where IL Ia the fashlOn TO wear
the hair, no matter how long, Topped
over on either side OF the head Ike II
had been under the Influence OF a
tailor's goose.
The Weary willie" style that hnds
perfection at Brown University Is very
popular with the players and spscta-
tors. Dennlson and Emory have hns
crops a la Weary willie" Its char
acterlstic Is its apparent freedom from
care and tendency to reach out ia all
directions without reference TO mAthe-
mstlcal precision.
The eleven OF the Pastims Athslstio
CLUB sndeavor 10 reach high standard
Of The peanut tGiiy" style.
This was introduced by McQusds. IL
IL = varlsgated, lumpy sort OF a crop
indicative OF reckisssness, and appeals
TO the lover Of tho neutral In all that Ia
beautiful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

as a sport. Even the first football play
5rs wore hair.
The more enthusiastic devotees assert
that the late Mr.. Samson was the first
football player, but his usefulness was
destroyed by his wife, who was natur-
al born kicker
With the advancement OF the game,
and the Injection OF rules into 1t that
have for their purpose the prevention
of moro than 2 few violent deaths In
any one game, tue styles of hair have,
CT course, changed.
1t no longer necessary, under re-
vised rules, for player TO wear his
hair in two counties at the same time
Hammocks as nests have gone out Of
use.
In this country where every man Is
possessed of marked individuality, and
is not swerved from the course of his
own sweet will by suggestions by any
local Prince Of Wales, the cultivation OF
football hair has been reduced 10 a sci
ence.
Every PLAYER first takes into consid'
GRAFTON the eccentricities that control
the growth OF the hair. No sensible
man, per example, If he has ingrowing
hair, would train II pompadour fashion.
Sound judgment would at once sug-
gest the adoption Of some other style.
The successful cultivation OF heads OF
hair by the thousand OF young men who
kick the Digskin, each man striving TO
attain a style peculiarly his own, has
resulted 10 crop In this year 1894 that
in variety and effective picturesque
ness is entitled TO marked consdera-
ton.
To obtain the best results, and satisfy
the sixth sense Of appreciation, tits best
TO group number Of players, or bunch
them, Gnd. having punched them, look
down upon the mass OF variegAted hair
that waves in the glistening sunlight
like the golden tassels in a wheat field.
All the neutral Units and tones that
glorlfy and elevate the aesthetic soul
are presented 10 their startling vivid
ness. The scene uniolded Is compare.
bic only with the sweeping fields OF
mixed scrub oak and palmetto that are
found along the Southern coast
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

preferred at Harvard. Captain En-
mons set the pace, and his men havs
| endeavored 10 follow, but none have
reached the condition Of perfection at
tanned by the leader.
The "chrysanthemum" style necesst-
tetes hair that persists In growing un-
even. No TWO hairs mnst be OF the
same length. or course. the desired re-
suit cat be obtained by persistent
use of the shears; but this will not
produce the sublime effect OF the IA
tional chrysanthemum crop.
Not only is this style sensational from
a scenic standpoint, but II Is highly de-
slrable from practical view. liz Is
estimated by Harvard's advanced stu
dents In calculus thar the resisting
power Of chrysAnthemum crop Is
greater than the yorkshire" style Ia
q ratio OF t-ll-44 10 the Thompson
street gig.
Monahan, OF Harvard, has q variation
! from the chrysSnthemum style that ~
technically dsuom,nated the mop" IL
differs from Captain Emmonss Edorn-
ment o that IL Is frayed 80 the cages,
and In some instances the hairs are
split.
At Princeton the american Beauty"
style is very popular. This can only be
reached by men IN who are Afflicted
with heavy growths OF very sti ~ hair.
Captain Trenchard is In this env'aolo
class. There is q bodness to this style
that Is very attractive 10 young women,
and honce Is OF unusal value In the
estimation OF the young men.
Not only is the American beauty"
style pvrotechnle Ia It's aggressiveness,
but It's practical worth can only Do
estimated in diamoods and other pre-
cious jewels. As Weapon Of defence
IL Is OF IDestImablo value, and has new
er been known 10 have caused fatal re-
suits. Some of the nae conservative
critics who are always im lgining things
asserts that some day thu wearer OF an.
American Beauty" crop will fall %
his couch and have his Nocks driY
through bis skull. TheseSuggest
come only from cynlcs. who Never
any cigarettes OF their own.
AZ Amherst the cotton" NY
walls. As the name indicates, tt
pliabe aud not in accordance witS
vancsd ideas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
"nRARY WILLIE" STYLE.

All the oddities Of color are shown.
from the sombrs brown. which is Ike
unto the sun -burnt palnstto. TO the
brilliant pressed brick, which looks all
the world Ike the stunted black OAK
that has been touched by cod zephyrs
driven from of the Atlantic.
The tangled mass Is apparently oil tbs
strength OF the scrGO OAK, and no won
der IL excited mattress maker 10 eI-
claim: sob for lawn mower"
There are 10 two heads OF football
hair exactly alike. Nature never dupli-
Gates. There may be some that have 80
close resemblance as TO justify their
being classified 10 group 20 distinguish
them from Others
10 the ranks OF the players there has
grown % q custom Of placing each man
ina category suggested oy the pecul-
iarities Of his locks. 10 this way the
various styles have been designated oy
titles az once appropriate and wonder
ful. Ia the confederation OF these styles
reference will be made 70 individual
players more or less familiar 70 the
public ADD when such reference IL
made, the players selected IS al Nus
trAtion shall be the highest type OF bis
class.
Captain Hinkey is clearly entitled TO
the distraction OF being Ihs most pro-
nouneed type Of those who are elassI-
fed under the head Of Yorkshire.
Those who know Captain Hinkeys
locks from . feather dusJsr will ate
recognize the appropriateness OF the
Classification sndnsme OF ths group.
II a. once suggests crop Of hne hsir
that grows frQn the middle and falls
languIdIy 10 either "a This style Is
very popular A. Yale
The s.chay knthe style r. much
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

that they were held responsible by the
company. In response to thsir urgent
telsgraghic dispatches they received ?
reply to the affect that the Count had
no. returned to Montreux, and that
people there were just as much con-
cerned about his Disappearance without
paying as were his Partisan guests.
WHENCE HIS SUDDEN WEALTH?
No such frauds can be laid TO his
charge al Turin, where, on the contrary,
be paid everybody for everything on
most lavish and liberal scale, sRd the
inquiries which have been made 20 10
show that he drew his money in per-
fectly correct manner from one OF the
principal banks OF the city, where,
moreover he had deposited quantity
of securities OF authentic value. There
has been muck speculation, therefore,
as to what the sources are Of bis sudden
wealth. From letters just received
from Paris, discover clew 10 the
mystery.
1t seems that the woman who was
with him az Turin, and who was re-
ceived everywhere as the Countess
l6UtTNd6ltut Is LO OluSI budb VI luCs
s., the wife OF great sugar refner OF
Bordeaux, who oy some means or other
became so enamoured OF the repulsive-
looking Russian that she deserted both
husband and children in order TO elope
with him. She possessed a large for
tune in her own right and 1t is this
money that the Count has been
spneding At rate that threatens TO
quickly exhaust her resources. The
most extraordinary stories are current
at Turin concerning the manner in
which be treated her.
IL seems that he would frequently
administer to her terrible beatings, at
other times Overwhelm her with mani
festations OF affection and love, while
at others he would entertain her with
the most extraordinary feats OF agility
OF truly simIan character, such as, for
instance. hanging on his toes from the
chandelier, walking on his hands along
the foot OF the bed, turning double
sOmersaults In the air and, indeed, per-
forming antics that would have won
fame and fortune for him as an acrobat
In any circus.
The woman is hopeIessIy infatuated
with him, as submissive to his will and
within as il a dog, though the fate which
awaits her Is not pleasant TO contem-
plae, since, when her money ia ex-
hausted, be will probably desert her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

like be did that Neapoitan Princess
from whom be managed TO obtain
couple OF OF hundred thousand dollars
all she possessed in her own right
by much the same devices as he en-
ployed In the case OF Nine. 5.
Besides the strange power which he
appears TO possess over women who are
his superiors 20 an hmm easurable degree
10 birth and education, there Is every
reason to believe that be has at his
command certain influences OF an occult
character which serve 10 open 10 him
the doors Of almost every prison In
Europe. l have known him to te SEN
fenced at Brussels TO five years I'm
prisonmsut for swindling, and yet a
year later he was TO DO heard OF az
Paris figuring before the magistrates
charged with frauds perpetrated on Rue
de la PAX jewellers during the proceed
Ing six months.
His true name is Krakowski, and
while acting as the driver OF troiks or
hack In small town OF Western Rus
STA. he was condemned TO death for
murder accompanied by peculiarly hor-
rible circumstances. The sentence was
subsequently committed TO penal servi-
tude for life In the mines Of Siberia.
After serving there for several years,
he made mis- escape, heaven only knows
how. and making his way TO Paris from
almost the very depths OF Asia, be ar
rived there some fifteen years ago, I'M
known, peDniiess and uned ucated.
FROM CABMAN TO GRAND sEIGSEUR.
Notwithstanding this, he has sue
cesded 10 passing himself since then as
a grand parsonage with unlimited re-
sources and historic name, though u Is
Just IS ineKplicsbls how people OF the
sharpsst and shrewdest character can
be taken in By q nan so repeatedly con-
ylcted as swindler as IL is that he
should always be az large so very soon
after being condemned.
The only cause 10 which | can at
tsibute his success as q sWindler Is the
very peculiar reluctance which not
oniy MuscoVlte diplomats and consular
officials, but RuSsians of every class
and society. manifest toward speaking
against or giving detrimental imfsrna-
tion concerning their countrymen, since
they rever know whether tho mao or
the woman, as the case may be, may
not be some secret and Influential agent
either OF The ST. Petersburg Foreign
Office or OF the Imperial Police Depart
ment, whose en- nifty might lead the in
dividusl 10 question to send In retslia-
ton some report to the Muscovite Coy
eminent calculated TO bring about the
confscation OF their property and their
exile TO Siberia for the remainder Of
their days. Z. y. Z.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

Norwegian wooden socks during the
cold weather, aud do not thiOk too
mucb. You are prone TO overthiUk
yourself 60 carefully IN this direc-
tiou, aud you vii. cease 10 be burden to
your friends. Wishing you good fortune
aud reRrettiug The confusion Of your
case with that OF hanks, we beg TO in
close our bill and wish you we'll"
Seriously what a blessing il is when
we are weary OF work and the gastric
functions 20 out on sympathetic
strike, and the solar picks goes away
and sits down on a stone pile 10 weep
over the situation; when you are IL
that state Of pneUmOGastric funk where
even you have 20 threaten your digest
err with arrest, and your liver sulks 10 4
corner, and Old Man Gastric buttons
up the cOatings Of your stomach and
looks sour. what a gods end that one can
90 70 one of ia Csc soZy corners, out Of
the current OF whoOp and hurrah, and
eat raw Gss and be sort Of made OF.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
FOOTBALL HAIR.
BY rsEIs WAVY LOBKS SHLLE YE KNOW
THEN.
Prevailing Stylss-Ysl, Affects the "Yorkshirs
Wills Harvard Sticks TO tie "Ghrysaa'hs-
num"-Soms NIw Groups.

really refreshing TO turn from
the joys nd pains Of political SUE e and
calamity TO consider the condition OF
hair as rffected by the great game Of
football.
1t should ba remembered that halr
and football have been closely linked
ever since the kicking game was recog-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

special train, the engine OF which vas
decorated with French, Swiss and Rus
sian flags, brought number Of the
Counts guests all the way from Paris,
and the country folks came from miles
ABOUT to witness the illumination and
pyrotechnic display.
On the day following the fete, an
other special train was 10 readiness to
convey the Partisan guests back to their
homes. The Couat boarded the traiR
at the last moment for the purpoge, as
be said. of accompanying his frie IDS to
the next station. Instead OF 81 Ting
out there, however. be went WITH hem
as far as Di ron. only four hours, dLN nee
=: g: =: e.: !: 8: !: !. ];
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
CABNAN TO
GRAND SBIGEUR.
COUNT" TCHERNADIEFF IS A MODERN
OGGLI0 STR0.
Spends Fortunes In Day-Though Often Con-
victsd Of Huge Swindles, Prisons Can't Held
H:m-Ths Women Who Worship Him.

or all the extraordinary and mys-
Jerious adventures that have played
upon European eredulity during the
past twenty years, the most amazing,
and at the same time sinister, is that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
LINGTRY'S WARDROBE.
Bah has A PRIVATE VIEW" OF her
DAINTY FROCES AND COSTLY JEWELS.
A Wonderful Collscaon Of Fashion and Glitter
-Four Taras, or Crowns, Of Diamonds,
R1bss and Tn-gloisss-Oas Of Them Cost
Forty thousand Dollars.

New YORK, November IS, 1891
There can DO no doubt about it that
beautiful woman is the nOblest work
of God. Honesty is cultivated virtue.
Beauty comes direct from Heaven, aud
should receive the homage due such a
gift The way l came TO think OF this
was when. the other day, l saw that
woman whose name will stand in this
century's history as the most beautiful
Lille Langtry. Time, that Is five
years of it. has made no impression
upon her The eyes are as bright, the
skin as Deach-liks, and the figure IS
superb as when she came 10 this coun-
try, and received from the gallant
Americans the concentrations that her
beauty demanded, not the woman, for
perfectly beSutiful woman simply lives
sloug her life, admiration comes as
naturally 70 her as dosS the bow from
= well-bred man.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
The artistic dresSmakers say there is
no woman who has as ins taste in irOcks
and hats ar Mrs. LanEtry, consequently
the things she has brought with her
from the other side 10 delight the
feminine world are OF interest She
said 10 me: American women dress
we'll themselves; consequently, l make
a great effort 70 get the very best and
most beautiful OF everything 10 wear
before them" The hats shat the beauty
has are most marvellous in shape, the
greater number Of them being enormous
Gainsboroughs. trimmed with groups
Of feathers ard superb bucksls AT
>church parade last Sunday, she wore a
nRode-colored cloth with al Elton jacket
ofAopard's skin, and = large Gains
borauEh hat Of green velvet, having on
the fNSids three standing and three
fallin les, while Just in front was
an an Abuckle OF diamonds and
Dearls {, when she went 10 hear
NsIh. he wore black broad
cloth = rosspink bodice.
tri,,re6 yoke Of point de
Vanics OF black velvet heavy
,vith ~. les and an enormous
s,noralt About shat beautiful
-,hi,a Ire three strings OF
ns.,ls hand clasps. while on
sscb lsmond button. one