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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-15

There will be Christian Endeavor
social at the North Church this
evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-15
Weather Record.

At Bnghams Drug Store, for the weel
.rding March ID, 1895.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16

The perjury case against c. T. Wooding
was dismissed yesterday.
A. +. Green left this morning for
Seattle, for visit of several days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. o. Ingham returned
Tuesday from Seattle, after visit OF
several weeks.
Another secret society was organized
in the city Monday night, the Foresters,
with 81 charter members.
Mrs. w. O. McKinlay, Mrs. Wiltse
and Mrs. j. A. West went to Seattle to-
day to attend the Washington State
Christian Endeavor Union Convention.
A large delegation OF the A. o. U. w.
and d. OF II. went to Hoquiam last even
ing from Aberdeen to hear the state lee
turer of the order. They report splendid
time and fine lecture.
Mr.. S. w. Haptonstall was showing a
sample Of gold, today, which he and
Capt. Thayre had taken from the sand at
the beach. The sample was worth two
dollars, and was obtained from ton Of
the sand
Accidents around Elma were numerous
last week. Friday Charles Byles, a
teamster in Gillies' camp was kicked on
the ankle by a horse. The same day
Guy jolly, knot sawyer at Rays mill,
clipped two fingers off his right hand
and Saturday David Juel, knee-bolter at
Slater's mill ran the saw through his
left hand.
For the Annual Encampment G. A. II.
Washington and Alaska Departments,
Women's Relief Corps and Sons Of
Veterans, to be held at Spokane, Wash,
June 10Th to 18th inclusive. The
Northern Pacific Ry. will make rate OF
one and one-ffth fare for the round trip.
On the certificate plan. Tickets sold
June 8, 10 and IL, to return June 10th
inclusive. A. G. Clark, Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Thomas, Mesdames
Jacob Weatherwax and Morgan, Miss
Ina Weatherwax, and N1essrs. d. G.
Haight, Jacob Weatherwax NJ. II. Harri-
son Ed. Benn and Frank Weatherwax
went to the county seat Monday as
principals and witnesses in the case OF
state VS.. &. S. Thomas, ct ell. The case
was continued upon affidavit OF defend
ant that important witnesses could not
be present.
Capt. Smith returned from the Hump
tulips Tuesday morning with the Monte
sano, having in tow the finest raft OF
logs ever on the harbor. The raft was
S0xS00 feet and contained 59l logs, some
of them measuring 81. feet in diameter,
Ithe raft scaling over ,000, 900 feet. They
were consigned to the Cosmopols mill,
but will be stored here pending settle
ment of who is entitled to the boomage.
Mr.. Fred. Hepler brings the news OF
iHlIS VI tHc Illll oiilIlSlc auu SAW Hill
at Elma. The fire was discovered at
1890 yesterday, and there being no n.y.
drant near it was entirely destroyed, to.
gether with 100000 shingles belonging to
Ray & Wolever, who were operating the
mill, and also considerable lumber be-
longing to S. L. Kyle. The fire caught
from the smoke stack. The loss is esti-
mated at about IS 900, and we understand
there was no insurance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16

We are about entering upon Gospel
campaign. We begin next week united
effort for Christ and salvation OF souls.
All regular and occasional attendants
at the Congregational church are earn
estly asked to be present at the usual
services next Sunday, both morning and
evening. Morning Subject "The Old
Old Story" Evening Subject Saliva
ton; and The Source Of it,
j. b. Biles, who has been contesting
the right-ol-way through his place with
the Northern Pacific railroad for the past
five years, and which has caused several
state cases to be brought against him
for tearing up the track, placing obstruc-
tons on the same, ETC., has at last settled
his claim, and likewise the state prose GU
tons against him, by satisfactory agree
ment with the company. He received
in full all he asked in the first place, and
the company paid his attorneys fees and
the court expenses.
The sixth anniversary OF the organlHa-
ton OF the Epworth League was cele-
brated in the Methodist church last Sum
day. DR.. Bright preached the anniver-
sary sermon at II a. IN. from John 8 30.
A large congregation listened attentively
to the earnest words spoken regarding the
work Of young people in the cause Of the
worlds redemption. At 6 80 the devo-
tonal hour was entered upon, led by Mr..
Charles Woodbridge; there was large at
tendance and profitable meeting. At
s p. IN. the platform meeting began. 1t
included paper by Mr.. N. &. Wheeler,
a reading by Miss Bessie Weaver, a song
by three little girls, and an address by
the pastor. The day was one to be re-
membered, and the league faces it's sew
enth year with bright prospects.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16

The undersigned beg to announce to
their old friends and the people of Aber-
deem and Grays harbor that they have
opened hardware store in the Dabney
building on Heron street, where they
have line OF hardware, tinware, stoves,
ranges, loggers' supplies, pocket cutlery,
etc., at prices never before offered on the
harbor. Call and examine before buying
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16

If you are weak and worn out, or have
that tired feeling, Hoods Sarsaparilla is
Just the medicine to restore your strength
and give you good appetite. Hoods
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16

For dinner pill and general family
cathartic we confidently recommend
Hoods Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
HUSTLERS LOST BOTH.
THE MAGICIAyS WIN TWO CANES
FROM THEN.
In the First Game TannehiIi Was Hit Safe
Iy sixteen mes-shut Out In tho
Sccond-Other Games.

ROANOKE. VA, July 1s.-Special.-
Richmond lost two games to Roanoke
to-day the last one being a shut out. The
home team tried their two new twrler5
and right well did they acquit them
selves. In the first game William Of
fciated. and though he was touched up
for thirteen hits, he kept them well
scattered except in two innings and
showed great GOODNESS at critical mo-
melts. MOores work in the second game
WAS wonderful. Not only lid he mold the
Hustlers down to two singles, one OF
vnich was very scratchy. but ne NEEDED
his position we'll and also showed that
he can handle the ball When the fact
is taken into consideration that Moores
heretofore has pitched only on amateur
teams and never away from home, his
work is all the more remarkable. lie
bids fair TO become the star pitcher OF
the league. At the conclusion Of the
game he was surrounded by an enthusiast
tic crowd Of spectators who chcered him
wildly The work of both teams was
first class in the two contests. Ianhe-
hill pitched the first game for Richmond,
and was hit safely sixteen times, for
total of twenty-.evcn bases. Stahl led IN
the stick work with three doubles and
sin lie, and was closely followed by Lit
tie. with a home rum double, and single.
Cavanaugh hit safely three times. IN
fact, every one had fun at Mr. Tame
hills expense. 1icGowan led his side at
the bat with three singles. Kelly was the
only Hustler not to hit safely.
Roanoke commerced their run-gett;ng
I'm the first. and remained in the lead
through the game. Sherer led saiely
and was sacrificed to second by Fultz.
Stahl flied out to Groves, but Litte put
the ball over the fence for a home run,
scoring Sherer ahead Of him. Paddch
and Cavanaugh also hit safely In THIS
inning, but neither was able 10 cross
the rubber. TIE Magicians again struck
their gait in the third. and added two
more runs 10 their total. Fultz lei OIL
with a single this time. and took third
on Stahrs double. Little fed out to
Groves. and Fultz scored Stahl went 10
THIRD on I.adden's out at first. and tailed
when Cavanaugh got in his second hit
They made three more in the fourth on
doubles by Shercr and Stahl. base on
balls to Fultz. and a single by Little.
Stahl scored the last run for his slde III
the sixth on his own double and Ike hit
nv Little. Richmond had been doing
little scoring IN the meantime, but they
were having a serious time 10 punch
their hits on Williams. They succeeded
in sending a man home in the fourth'
when Houseman. Wells, and McIo"ah
singled and Foster was sent TO hrst on
balls. In the sixth. after Houseman had
been retired. Wells was sent 10 nrst
on balls. and Foster. McGowan and Berte
hit safely. These together with fly
out to centre. gave them two runs.
They made their last run in the eighth
ON Wells single McGOwans safe drive,
and Berte's out at first. Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Smith g. Son. the Brown Brothers Com.
rany, the Winston Cigarette '',.,'
Company, the Liberty Tooacc" "o,
and j. a. Vance. all OF WINSTON anl -
A. Leach q Company, OF lh0'''"S' M
y. G. 49, ~t,..-.
Plaintiffs aHege that the Briggs Cigar
cite Machine is an infrir cement OF wy
Bonsack patents. and In this SUIT '"'I
seek to have IL decllrcd an ihfrii Seheh.
and TO have u perpetual injunction issue-'
Tho main claim OF infringement. Is npo"
the endless belt used In the fofma tioH
Of cigarettes upon which device plaln''"9
claim an exclusive patent
Defendants claim that the Briggs ma
chine Is constructed Oh an entirely df-
ferent principle from the BOns tck, ana
the p-tsnts they control. and that tnefe
has not been anything on the market
like II. The Briggs machine makes 50
cigarettes minute.
Judge Simonton arrived at 10 o'clock
last evening and formally opened court
this morning. and the great contest was
on.
Mr.. Phillips OF the plaintiffs counsel.
opened the argument four hours icing
allotted FOR mis- speech. Jul go Simonton
has agreed 10 devote four days 20 the
hearing All the testimony has been
taken. and appears IN a large bound
volume on the attorneys desks.
A Briggs machine IS et mp ready for
action. and Is 20 be operated curing tle
hearing. Tho Iousack Company which
seeks tho injunction. receives "A royalty
from the American Tobacco Company or
sS00o0 a year for term OF years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
CHfRGED UITH STEALING.
Information Lodged Against a Prominent
loal OprrAfOI.

PITTSBURG. PA. July l6.-To,day Sec
rotary Warner, OF the miners Orgauiza-
ton. appeared az the Office of Alderman
Maiden and made an information charg-
irg Coal Operator T. j.. stein. Of the
Phoenix mines at ldlewoCd. with steal
ing coal from his employees. The weigh
master. II II. Marshall. employed by
Stein. was also made a party 10 the
suit and warrants were issued. For
some time the miners have suspected that
they were the victims OF false weights.
and strict watch vas set on Stems scales
Last week the weights used at the mines
ere confscated and OIL eially tested by
the Fairbanks Scale Company. The scale
men pronounced the weights fraudulent.
and estimated the weight balanced about
300 pounds on the long side.
This falsity required the miner 10 dig
from 2,1o 10 300 Weight for every ton.
There are - men employed I'm STEMS
mine and the fraud has lasted for some
time. Information is made under ia"
check-weight Of the law. and is the
first Of It's kind. In event Of the cOnyic-
ton on the above suit the miners will enter
civil suits 20 recover what they have
lest through fraudulent weights. which IN
the aggregate amounts TO hundreds Of
tens Of rOal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Supreme Court Proceedings.

WATHENlLLE. VA, July lC. Special
The supreme Court proceedings to-day
were as follows:
Fry VS. Showers. rom Pulaski coun
ty. Argument concluded by J. II. Fultor
and submitted.
Watkins vs. West Wytheville Lane
Company. Submitted on briefs.
Tate's executor VS.. Hull ana Stuart
from Smyta county Submitted on briefs
Court adjourned at noon. having pass
cd on many cases from Fifteenth cir
cult, in which General Walker is coun
sci General Walker is absent from cour
10 attend his sons funeral. and II,
lawyers from abroad are present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
TAINTED sILDEE-RTU MINED GLASSES.
a Popuii.t Ciings 10 the Free SILVER
characterization Notes.

BOZ DIONs ' n, jury ~ 'f
runaway couple, took dinner mere
yesterday, and left Immediately Tor Ok
ford y. c. They were from Luncnburg
comfy. They did not register at the no.
Eel and their NAMES could not be learned.
rhc Peoples Party held meeting here
yesterday. procian alton was made that
the object Of the meeting WAS IN the IN
terest Of reform in elections.
Some Of the Popuists cling with great
tenacity TO the frcc-silver theory. As an
Illustration, not lorg since gentleman
here offered TO present pair OF sTectd-
clcs to a friend, who was a Peoples
Party man. the Peoples Party man
agreed to accept them, provided they
were silver bound. An order was sent
TO Richmond for the silver bound glasses.
The reply came that no such glasses could
lie had, whcreupon the Peoples Party
man. rather than do without the glasses.
and not wishing to wound the feelings Of
his friend, consented TO accept the gold
bound glasses. lie Is wearing them now
and seems reconciled.
our town is favored win quite a large
delegation OF young ladies, visiting the
different families I'm the place: among
them, Miss Matte Johnson, of Norfolk (,
Miss Pansie Cheek, Of Warrenton, y. c..
Miss Carrie Young. Of Henderson, ~ c.:
the Misses Williams. Of Georgia. nieces
Of G. y. Williams. Esq. Of this place.
Bishop ". W. Duncan. who Is TO dedi-
cate the new Methodist church at En- .
pcria during the conference TO lie held
at that place on the 2yd. was raised near
this town His father, Professor David
Duncan. was for a great many years
connected with old Randolph Macon Col
lege, when the college was located here.
as Professor OF Ancient Languages.
\ iCCiAn sunday Grhg.1 MIA ,1
few miles from this place last Sunday.
i'm LcighborhoOd quite destitute Of re-
ligious influence. There were thirty-oight
scholars enrolled. and 1t is hoped that
much good will result from this work.
The teachers are from this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

PULASKI. VA. July 16.-Special.-Air
q. l.. Finch. pastor of the Baptist church
at this place. has returned from his
wedding tour. a rec eption was given
him by his mcmbers at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Bane During the
evening delightful refreshments were
served.
at the Methodist church by Nj. George
II. Bell. of China. His descriptions OF
Chinese life and customs were listened TO
with pleasure by a large audience Mr..
Bel speaks very good English He has
only been i'm the United States three
years.
The municipal bonds Of the town OF
Pulaski. have been placed In New York
par.
Work will be commenced Immediately
on the new courthouse and Jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Nus

Heavens defend u.s. Sixteen hits OF OF
Tauuch.ii.
DinsmOre left for Roanoke last night.
He will pitch one of the games to-day.
Lvnchburg and Portsmouth split even.
only three hits were made of OF Jack
Knorr and still he lost his game
Two games to-day. We want them
both, boys.
Roanoke is five points behind Norfolk.
They have won seven out OF their last
Richmond made one error in the first
game. -, $780,,
There Is sorrow IN Jackson ward and
among the colOred baseball fraternity OF
this city in general. The Cuban Giants.
defeated the "Manhattans, the local rsts
score was II 10 in favor OF the visitors.
ONLY small crowd saw the game.
sam Crowder Is i'm the city after sue
cessful northern trip. He has his little
men playing i'm Baltimore, Philadelpnia,
Boston. and Atlantic city. Large crowds
are patronizing Mr.. Crowder's invention.
hit 'em up. boys" We want to win
n few games now.
The Farmers play here tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

The Secretary of state Sending out Cir
cular ia Ills own Defence.

cular in Ills own Defence.
RALEIGH y. c.. July is. Special
Secretary Of State Coke is sending out
1900 copies OF the following circular.
Attention Is called TO the fact In the
printed volume OF the ubllc Laws OF 1872
there is printed al the end of chapter us,
being an act 10 raise revenue, the words,
Ratified the 18th day OF March, y. d.,
lss3.' these words do not appear az the
end Of the original OF said chapter and
act filed iu tais Office
The Secretary sends this out In self
defence, and 10 show that the public
printers are those who took the daring
and unlawful liberty Of putting a ratify-
ing clause where there was none.
Two heavy rains have fallen IN this
section. accompanied by high winds. and
last night lid some damage 20 crops.
This county now has eighty cOnvlcts
and Of these scycnty-three are at work
macadamizing public roads, Of which
they have completed some twenty miles.
The roads are an object lesson, and the
desire for them Is increasing.
The commissioners OF this county to-day
awarded the King Bridge Company. OF
Chattanooga, d contract 70 build lD-iOOt
still bridge over Neuse river for - 90.
IL is the third this company mas built
for the county.
Tho police are making earnest efforts
TO get on the trail VI the incend.ary who
set fire TO "a dwelling here yesterday
!
sene was carried has been found
Charles Faucet fcOiOrcdj is I'm Jail
again lie is one of the ten negroes who,
led by Orange Page. the condemned muir
derer. made a daring escape from the
iau here thirteen months ago. Page was
recaptured and hanged. but only twO
others who escaped We're heard Of until
Faucets arrest.
The revenue officers are again quite ac-
tive and are making seizures. During
the present year they have seized 1913
Illicit dlstillerles The quantity of fruit
brandy this year WIZ be- large. tiOus q
the apple crop Is a partial failure.
The case OF the State against the
Raleigh Water-Works. which has attract
ed so much attention. ended this after
noon 10y a consent judgment. The COM
pany is let Of with a fine Of a penny
a ld costs upon its signilg an agreement
TO waive appeal o Withdraw all excep-
lions. 10 remove the dam at its pond
early next December. ana not 10 lower
or Use the water IN its pond until that
time. The judge had fined the company
ten thousand dollars. and IL was under
stood Il would appeal. The pond had
been decided 20 be a dangerous nuisance.
Il is a mile south Of Raleigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
CdNTI>SfNG FOR I RIILROID.
\ Valuable Cif, To the Tredericksbura
Public Library.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July lG-
Special. Colonel John ". Byron. inspec-
tor Of the National Military Home. of
Chic, has presented through Miss Sallie
y. Gravatt. TO the public library here, a
number Of very valuable books.
Hon. William a. Jones. Dir. w W.
Douglas and MIR Frank L. Rodgers are
actively convassng the Northern Neck
in favor Of the proposed railroad in that
seciiCn
Mr.. W. l.. Boswell has sold his farm
in lower Fauqui,r. near Grove Church,
10 Mr.. +. H. Eidrcct Of Pennsylvania.
for $500.
Roy. J. \. Thomas and Rev. VI. O.
Elicit. OF Essex. are conducting 4 revi-
val meeting at Zion Methodist church, in
SpCt' lNania.
Comic D'Adhima-. Of Paris. France.
reached here a few days since. on his
way to take possession Of the MAJ nin-
cent Moss Neck farm. which he has rent
ed with the privilege OF purchasing.
on the second Monday in August the
revival meeting Of Zion Baptist church.
IN Spotsylvania. will begin They will
be conducted by the Rev. Decatur Ed
WARDS
Air. Oliver Eastburn. prominent
magistrate In Spotsylvania. was knock
ed Gown 10y a bun in his stablc-yard this
week. The bull attempted TO gore and
trample Mr. Eastburn. but was driven of
by some hands who were near.
The Rappahannock BAPTIST Association
VIII begin its summer meeting at Proyi-
cencc church. IN Gloucester county. AT
II O'Clock Wednesday July 3lst. Urhanna
Is the nearest wha + on the Rappa han
mock. and arrangements have been made
20 convey the delegates from that point
70 Providence
Colonel y. III. Farnhclt has announc-
ci himself a candidate for the Demo
crati, senatorial nomination in the
Northern Neck.
The suit OF the city OF Frcdaricksburr,
against Mr.. O. -. Foster TO compel him
20 surrender three 500 per cent cou-
por bonds OF this city. which the city
alleged were improperly issued. was de-
cided In favor OF Mr.. Foster.
Wharton Grove camp meeting, In Ian
caster county. will begin on July 18th. and
continue 10 the 10Th.
Marvin Grove meeting which will be
conducted by Rev. j. w. Lee the cele-
hrated Irish evangelist. will begin August
81 and continue 10 the 18th. There are
now about one hundred and thirty tents
on these grounds.
xtrkland Grove meeting will begin On
Au~ust 10Th and continue to the 18th.
~. Lawrence Perry, af ibis c!ty. has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
oyrRconn rHH wIhIriRr.
A Mob of 200 Take u Prisoner From JAN
lnnrLnl In LOO SnlhIrrs.

WINCHESTER. KY. July i6.-Robor,
Haggard. a. muiatto. charged with at-
tempting TO assault Miss My'rice Ei.iaf.
a slNteen-year-old white girl. was c'l-
tured sunday night by posse Cd. e',l-
zens. rope was quickly made of oaiN
stripped from a tree. and The iniui ,Si'N
oari up when Marshal Vice. of Fog
arrived with a strong posse and rescue 3
him. The negro was taken 20 foih.
where DE was kept under guard uNit
Yesterday morning when be- was niou- Nt
here. Winchester division of the Ken
tuckv state Guard. numbering nearly one
hundred men. was ordered to Waich TIE
ial last night. but a. midnight a mon 'i
two hundred surrounded the jan, over
powered the guard. and no II n ciu. N
This morning Hasgarl was taken itom
his cell and hanged to a tree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Gnnd Work Of Eiremen.

DANNILLE. VA. July RESPECTABLE
part of the flooring of a large warehouse.
owned and occupied by Mr.. j. l. Prit-
chatt, Tor storage of lime. cement. hay.
corn. etc. gave away to-day precipita-
ting about 100 bushels of corn, fifty bar
refs of cement, ana a large number of
barrels of lime into tho branch below.
Tho lime caught fire. but by good work
OF the Ere department a great destruction
of property was avoided. Mr.. Pritchett
placed his loss at 800 or 500. insured In
the Imperial, Phoenix. and Virginia State
Insurance Companies.