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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
The Biggest Gold Nuggets.
LUCKY FINDS which nave Yielded
Large sums TO the owner

EThe largest piece OF gold ever found IT,
the world. said Col. MIIuarl q Sheridan.
a well known mining expert. 10 q Chicago
journal reporter. was the King OF the
Water Moon nugget. discovered IL Aus
tralIa IL 49, II weighed - pounds and
ounces. and was worth $4,000. Tie
largest nugget found I'LL California was tina.
known as the 'Dliver Martin IL weighed
1Jl pounds and % ounces. and cOnIalnel
S3G.27U of bullion. The second Iargest
single nnd was that OF the Monuments.
nugget. which weighed 1923 ounces troy
ana realized S17.61-. TINS nugget was
found IN Sierra county, which wears ago
gained the reputation OF being particularly
rich II pure gold discoveries. cases being
on record where d 5OU-ounce nugget real
lied 5000 ana one Of 100 ounces S17O0
In Placer county few wears ago nugget
10 inches long. to inches wide aud ]
inch thick was found. which. when cleaned.
weighed 147 ounces. and was sold 10Y
S2s5- Colorado mas not furnished any
remarkably large nuggets. The largest
I piece OF gold ever found il That state weigh
J ed lust 15U ounces. ana was uv no means
pure North Carolina mas d legend OF al
Su-pOunC nugget. ana il Is said Iua- N.-
FOUNDER was found III Siberia
livery BIG chunk OF gold. continue
the colonel, mad a story connected win
the finding OF t.. or OF the consequence
euIaiIed Dv lis discover. The Oliver MAJ
III nugget was brought 10 light I'LL spec
tally sensational mauDer. Martin and his
partner. Ohm Fowler were OverLaEeL IL
d canon by sudden rise OF the stream.
Fowler was drowned and I'LL the auIemp-
10 bury his BODY under the roots OF an up
uuCge, The lucky unu IL TINS case proved
10 be the foundation OF an immense for
tune. in Spring GulcL. e. Dorado county
Cal. a Frencnmau found al Amos. pure
nugget weighing % ounces valued a.
nearly 5000 The discovery caused the
miner 10 lose MS mind. and the following
Gav ne was sent TO the Stockton asylum.
4 The nugget was sold and the money sen,
10 ms family II France
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
THE VERMONT NEWS
Central Vermont Wins.
A suit Against insurance COmpRI,ies
Involving ssO.OOO.


The Central Vermont railroad mas won
the tlrst OF a series of ID suits brought by
as many insurance companies To recover
Tor their losses 10y the destruction OF grain
ID am Ordensbur1 elevator 10y tire IN Sep
tember 1890 The total amount involved
was about $4,000 The 1rst action wa,
brought 10Y the North British INSURANCE
company of London and EdlnburC against
the Contra ermOut railroad TO recover
about $1,000. being the amount OF Insur-
auce 10 paid TO three firms. IL was agreed
10Y attorneys Tor the different parties that
the British case. as 1t involved all tine cues
lions. should be tried nrsJ. as q test. Ii
was referred 10 Watson III Rogers OF
WatertuwL, y. t., one of the oldest law
yers in New ! Ork. as sole referee 10 near
and to determine the case.
After al exhaustive trIal. lasting over
eight uavs. the referee made his decision III
favor OF the Central ermont railroad com
pany on every point He decides that tine
grain was IN the possession of the defend
ant under bills of fading which constituted
the contract between Inc parties. that the
provisions III the bills OF ladIuc that - aC-
uOu could be maintained unless DrOugl,
within three months after the nre. and
that iue Central y ermOut railroad com
pauy should have the benefit of any 1nsur-
ance effected 10y the shippers. were valid
and perfect defence IL THAT part OF the
action brought Oh the losse-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

The hIcKfOrd Furniture company mas
organized with q capita. OF $1,000 and
Will manuIacIure furniture and packing
boxes. employing aDOu- 30 hauIs. Il. I.
bustedt is president OF Tie company and
Ira D. sweet general manage.
Frank LumDra has been arrested a.
Monlgomery charged with assault upon
Frank Gotta with intent 20 kill de was
placed under 5000 bonds 1Or trial John
Myott OF the same Town Is under bonds Tor
maIclousiy destroying properly not his
OWL.
Hon. Veto. j. spear saws that tine board
OF agriculture. OF which he is a member,
mas tested ~ animals under the new law
rOr tuberculosis IL Randolph. Bethel anl
Chelsea. and univ ia were condemned
The nerds tested were those where me
disease was supposed % be present. Til,
percentage OF animals affected lu v ermOl'
IS probably very sma..
Several Episcopal clergvmen of TINS stat.
nave been vicumlzed by a swindier claim
ing 10 De q brother OF key. ". T. " eek
of brandon. formerly Of 81. Adams Tit
man represented himself Is IL hard Iuci
ana wanting small sums OF money. h-
asked the clergymeu ne applied 10 not tC
write Mr.. Weeks. and claimed that ne wa
"a printer. He Is described as tall wit
dark naIr and musJache
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

exhausted and halt frozen. Next day they
set out again. and Just before nIghtfall
reached their destination. No sign OF life
was there They Knocked. NO answer
came Pushing the door open they enter
ed. and OH sOrrOw1u. sight Oh the bed.
dead babies held close in ner arms. lay the
dead mother. A scrap OF paper on tine ta-
bic with q pencil near IL. attracted the ali
teuuUu of one OF the meL. Picking d. Ur.
ne read with q talterIuC voice "Gooa-uy.
Ton. l have done all j could. II Won
are on. I'D Tins dreadful storm GOD nelp
v0u. ] will 60 TO bed with the children.
Tie letters were struggling and faint. as IF
the sIIneuIu- fingers could scarcely n-
guided Tears rose 10 the eyes OF the men
as they looked az tine pe4. and then ont on
tine snow covered plan. somewhere uut
There tnev knew, the DO0v OF Tie husband
and faIne, lav. And @ few weeks later b.
was found. NOT z hundred wards from his
home lie mad s-rIveu i0 reach ms loved
ones Tor ue mac taken the horses from tls
wagon. ridden Oh some distance. then had
CIsmOuutel. ana tried lo make ms way OBJ
1905. but O.. -u vain The rviu- snow
had blinded him There were no land
marks Confused. frozen. ue had fallen
and died So ueaI his house that his voice
could nave been heard j he had called
alOu-
All. these great wide plains Since the
uavs when urst men crossed them going Iu
search OF gold. leaving the bones O1 com
raues 10 bleach upon them. now many rra--
edIes nave been enacted there. tragedies of
which the World knows nothing. some
da~ when the waste places bloom and
the desert mas become "a garden. children
will listen with wondering ewes TO tales like
tins. and ask can -nev pe Iru- Mrs. T.
T. ~ sS0u M-Crr. U1QG-U..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

heT. G. II. Peck. pastor of the Conrr-
ratl0nai church at North bennington. has
declined call 90 IaftviLe Conn. III Tee
Spouse 10 repeated solicitations of ms pee
pie
hev. l.. p. Tucker. who has been pastor
OF the Methodist church al Bradford 1or
the Das- 11Ur wears will De assigned a new
held Ci labor O.. the coming conference
During ms passionate over 100 persons nave
been received into full mem oersuip. and
all Departments OF church WORK are Ill d
uourshuc condition Nj Tucker was
formerly al w umiuCtCl
Bey. 7. =. Frost. formerly well known Ir
ermout. is now pastor Of the First Metl-
odls- church City Station Baltimore
NJ. TINS Is the Oldest church iu tine con
ference auC paws a salary of 5000. beside.
the use OF a large uarsUnaCa TINS j, q
college church. Ueiu- lu connection with
tine -rea, W oman college OF which Bait
NOR. IS justly proud The mel additions
TO TINS church were 100 last wear
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

Alaska continues 10 surfer from the neg
lect OF Congress. though I'D the same Iati-
Juue IL Europe where the climate IS more
severe. 2O.OOJ.OuU people possess cOmfOrt-
able homes. Although the mines and fish
cries OF the territory yield $4,000 900 q
wear. II Is without a military posi-. mas put
one lighthouse, ana mas never had a gov
eminent typographical or geological sur
vey. Land can not be purchased OF pre-
empIel. The fifUy-1OurtL Congress viii
nave an opportunity 10 make Alaska q
real territory of the United States Al
present II Is but possession. sighted and
almost unknown.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
vermont Tooth Puiler..

Al the annual meeting OF the State Den
la society III brandon last week. the Off
GERS elected were Dr. /. U. blanchard OF
" EST Randolph. president. ur I. =.
Matner of Chester and D-. e. s. Campbell
Of ST. AIDans. vice presidents. Dr. T..
Mound of Rutland. secretary. Dr ". IL.
Muusel of Wells River treasurer: D,. d.
- Robinson OF MOrrlsvile. Dr. L l.
CIeayes OF Montpener. and III. a. Turru
of Rutland. executive committee. d. o..
W. Hoffman of White River junction,
state prosecute The business meeting
next wear will De nelL IL 81. AIDaus. after
winch the society will take a special train
10r Nj onIrea.. 90 ue the guests OF the DO
mlui1u Dental board OF registration
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
AssnuIt on an Eish,-l ynr-Oid cir,

Joe Warner, jU. a dIssolute character a.
S.. AIBaus. is charged with feIOnlou- as
SAUL upon The eICut-vear-0ld daughter Of
n Walsh lie enuce5 the rir- into g.
shed Dv Offering ner CANDY and then al
tackled her she screamed So loudly tina.
he released her. telling her ne would kill
her If she told auyou. The -lrl ran nome
anu told her parents, Tie father at once
started ont with the -.r anu she soon
pointed or Warner as the guilty man. Nj
Walsh broke cane 10 pieces over Warner
and pounded and kicked MIN SO severely
tina, ne could hardly move Warner was
arrested. He denies ali knowledge OF the
crime. lie was under the luuneuce o.
liquor Warner was unable 10 1urnisi
5000 bonds and Is now ID ia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

W. l.. Iupper of Windsor discharge
last Saturday q tramp named Huriuur.
Todd. aLas Livingston. VINO mad been 81.
work 10Y INN since last fa-. Toad wen.
10 Upper office late MONDAY night AL.
broke open a desk. Not nuuIug any money
be went 90 Upper house. and calling e
former employee 10 the door drew @ revo-
yer ana attempted 90 shoe, him Iuppe-
wrencnet the revolver from Ioll. who
ran. Upper nriuC at him. nu. wI-uou. aE-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

Fire broke out last week Thursday iu Il
O. Ward mil at Moretowu. The build
ing was saved but about 10000 feet OF ium-
Der were burned The house of Joseph
koyed at Sheldon was burned March 81
Chatiee d. son mill al Sherburne was
burned Friday. loss 5000 The upper
part of y. w. Murkland machine shop al
Barton. occupied 10y II. Z. Gay for a card
ing mill and clothing store. was burned a
few dsys ago. causing iOss Of $1,000. with
sou lnsurRnn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

Rev Mrs. ". :. smith of chatham Val
ley. Pa. mas accepted a cal. 10 the Free
viii Baptist church of Sutton
W. e. Mead, So. OF Richford, while SUI
terInc from insanity Friday night. as
sauited ms wife and threatened 10 kill ms
family with a knife. lie was nnaliy hand
Cu1ea
Charles Cauy. a well-known West Wind
sor farmer. died Monday. aged e.. Three
weeks ago he was attacked by a bull and
badly gOred. and ms death was the result
OF The injuries.
Alvin Ford, aged j. years. SOL of Rev.
A. w Ford. fatally shot himself while
playing with revolver at Bradford Tues
day the bali entered MS BODY lust below
the heart. causing death ID a few hours.
Thomas Ward of Walden. VINO was con
victed OF arson and sent 10 the state prison
tor eight wears III 1855. mas been pardOned
By GOV. Woodbury.. Ward Is IN Door health
ana Is not expected 10 recover.
Rollin Brown Of bakersfield mas been ar
rested charged with aggravated assault Oh
Albert Ayres, q man of 20. whom he
pounded severely. The trouble was caused
by a dispute over the boundary land be-
tween their farm.
Nearly 500, 600 nave already been sui
scriDed III Massachusetts Tor the cotton
mill which will be erected al Burlington
IL IS expected that Burlington capitalists
will raise $4,000 OF more additional capi-
tai after further investigating the business.
C. c. Bonnet, the ST. JohnsDury aero
maui. mas ordered q new balloon and is
now mat1ng engagements Tor next season.
I he mas already contracted 70 appear al the
/ iRirs al South hyegate and TOpshRm,
i where he gave successful exhibitions las,
/ fall he uses NOT air balloon and de-
/ scends n parachute,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
Tne syndicate stallion Case at West
Randolph.

The coach morse case 81 West Randolph
is now assuming q formidable appearance.
Al injunction TO STOP the payment OF three
notes of $1,000 each mas been granted 10y
Judge John W. howell OF Tie suprem-
couc. Inc papers were served upon Il.
J.. REYNOLDS of FrankiIuviIe. n. J., 10y
means OF the American express COMPANY.
Clark 5. Davis OF Bethel and Frank GrI--
void OF West Randolph also mac papers
served upon them I'LL the matter claiming
that they aided III securing the names o.
the notes. which the men claim was done
by FRAUD
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

Adam jeuuev of Derby Line participated
ID AL election celebration at oianste-.
J.. g.. Thursday night. and Is ls alleged
that he ImDiDe1 TOO freely oi strong drilE.
He wandered past his house on the railroad
TRACK when returning ana was struck -v
the boston d. Maine express train and u-
sJanuy killed. tine body being trlrhttuIv
mangIe-. The train was stopped with one
of the wheels resting Oh the BODY and there
II remained until "a coroner appeared and
gave orders Tor the train 20 90 Oh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

Eev. Marvin Hi. Dana. a native 0t Corn
wal. mas won reputation 1or extreme e.
ceutrlclty. he graduated with nigh n0nOr.
IRON New OrE Theological. seminary las,
wear and las been pastor oi the Church o
the Messiah at GreeupusL, N. 7 lie mrs
surprised ms pensioners uv suddenly ma
rylug cousin from California VINO Wa.
visiting him de next resigned ms pas
tOrate. ana Immediately alter disappear.
mvsteuOusIy. leaving many bills unpaid
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY MARC
A Gigantic swindIs

Henry L. Haupt, president of the Mon
tana Mining, Loan and investment com
pany. is on trial IN the United States Court
at Butte. Montana. on the charge of send
ing nOu-mailaDle matter through the post
office The company rs said 10 be a gigan-
tic swindiing scheme. which claims To nave
paid-up capital of ST.. COO 600, but assets
valued al but S2ulN The concern had
branch offices in several cities and Haup.
managed TO get tine endorsement OF the gov
eruOr and other prominent men of the
state
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
Are You Going to Paint?
PonoeroSa

II SO what material viii YOU use ;
Now evervou- admits that pure
white lead Is the pest paint made.
But you say YOU prefer coiors5 All
right, YOU are lust the party we
want 10 talk with. We nave MADE
arrangements 10 handle the National
Lead Companys pure white lead
rnung coiors. They come IN small
cans and one can viii tint : pounds
OF white lead. We nave over thirty
different shades.
This is not the old-fasnionea vav
OF mixing your own colors, winch
taxes an expert painter to make the
desired shade. and then YOU are not
quite certain of getting TWO lots JUS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

Maple Hill in Marshheld was the scene
OF a staDDlng ARRAY SUNDAY night. A
grand drunk at David A. opicers culm.-
mated IN an attack upon the most uy
Frank Huntington and Heman Wheeler.
vino stabbed opicer Ia the head and back
with knives The ASSISTANTS tied and have
not been arrested. although Spicer mas ellie
tered a complaint 10 the town grand luro.
and be Is making az investigation The
neIghD0rh0OG where the hglt occurred
bears an unsavorv reputation
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
On the oommander-in-Chief,s star

C0mmanuer-in-Chief LawIe- Of the
Grand Army mas issued a genera order
urging the Observance Of Memorial day ny
veterans. school children and citizens. He
wishes 10 see the restoration of $1,000 sus-
pended members OF the order. Among those
appointed Oh ms staff are CYRUS J.. Gibson
OF Bennington. z. c. sale of Newport,
Chas. L. Cola OF Burlington and Wm.
Cronau of kutiau4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

The meanesI man On record is said ta
live III Center county, Pa. lie sold his
s0nIn-Iaw one-halt interest il COW, and
then refused 10 divide the milk. maintain
ing that he sold only the front hall The
Duvar was also required 10 provide the
feed the COW consumed. ana was compelled
10 carry water 10 her three times a usT.
Recently The COW hooked the old man. and
he Is suing the sOn-In-Iaw Tor damage
-D| lltU hU--ur.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

z. ! Uonneiv and Wallace Broken.
arrested al Burlington Saturday night. are
said 10 nave confessed 10 setting the ure
which bestowed the large lumber mills of
q. X. Booth. the BALDWIN Refrigerator
WORKS and the y ermOnt shade Roller com
pauy shops. ID which one life was lost.
They Implicated a third person. ror whom
lie police are searcnluz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
MISCELLANY


The Master OF the Hntt NANAN
DE mass8 0u de sneeu,.
bar guard de sneeuful UIU
LooE ont in ue gI1omerin meadow
Nhar ds long night rain begin
so ne call rI ue nlreiIu sneu4
Iq NV sue-u. l- ueY ali come Oh
oh. ueu saws ue nirelir sneua
Ile- some. oev s. black and tLl..
ana some 0-N 81 uH u. wedla
But u- r-- uey all uruu- De-.
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ben De massa Ou 0e sheep.
Uat GUARD ue sheHut0. u..
troes Gown Iu DE Ei01merlu meadow
Wnar Or long night RAIN begin.
So u. be- uOwu ue boa b Du ue sheep
Calm Soft Come d.. Come l
Calm $50. Come lL. Come lu
ben uU o.. u- UIOumeriu meadow
7r1 DE- co. night ram ana wll
ana uu G ro ue ElDumerlu ralu-p-
" ua de sleer ia uie clu Thin
lIe ul Jos sheep of ue sheep
IJet ali comes gauuerlu d..
Joe u. Jos sheep Ou ur sneeu..
Iey all comes EaulerlI Or
sarah McLenu Gree
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
, Formerly Chief Cierk OF the Pension
Oiilrt.

Capt, Abe ". Fisher formerly chief
clerk OF the pension office. and who was
still retained III Lhat bureau. died at Wash
InEl0L. j. c.. Tuesday. from paralysis
he was born IL DanyiLe 81 years ago.
He graduated with nigh hOnOrs from Dart
mouth college III lS5> ana served with
bravery and distinction ID The late rebellion
with Company X, 4tb y ermOnt volunteers.
Al the close OF the war Capt. Fisher wen,
TO Raleigh. N. c.. and served Two terms IN
the legislature OF the stale. The DurIa
Will boz al DanviAa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

The CnauIauuuan dress reIOrmers assert
that ''corseLs nave filed more graves than
whiskey II doesn't pay 10 get tight Dv
any means.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

alike. put lou take one OF our colo
cards. select the shade Won wis.
and the directions Tor mixing are Sc
plain that a BOY i wears old could
DO II right every time This is no
experiment. but mas Deen thorough
tested. and is pur ont Dy q cOmpanT
thar is able and willing 10 pack Itur.
\ on know the value OF pure white
lead OF course. and we think If yo-
knew now easy It was TO get th=
c0-cr You wish nv TINS method vo-
would not hesitate ABOUT what pain
10 use.
VIII mali Won q color card WIZ.
1ul directions ana many hints aDou-
painting u YOU wish
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
WORKING GIRLS.
WILLING. ABLE, AND AMBITIOUS,
But Often Held Back nv an Illness
They do not Understand

A Young and intelligent working-Cirl
Of Brooklyn Ny, graphically pictures