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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-11-20

look replied that she had none but
believed she could procure it. Show
ing me to her best room which was
at once kitchen, eating and general
living room she went forth. A child
Of five sidled in, than another and
still a third. A long conversation
ensued the chief topic being a mis-
sion school from which these children
had just returned There was still
another child OF this household, four
in all, between the ages OF two and
half and seven. The topic was
absorbing. Great truths in def ,e
shape the school was giving out
which evidently were pearls in the
possession of these littlepeople. The
mother returned, took in the situa-
ton at glance, and continued dis
creetly with family matters, while |
enjoyed the incest of milk, bread and
cheese. The husband was abed.
They go, you see, at midnight for
shrimp and must sleep by day"
Neither father nor mother could read.
Living was by greatest economy.
But blessed light was coming into the
home from the mission. Fishermen,
| bethought myself as | passed out,
are many in Yarmouth. More than
four hundred boats are registered
while the men and boys employed
number five thousand. A large pro-
portion of these are ignorant of all
save their business. But there are
the missions, the striking feature OF
this Christian age, with their mani
fold results of blessedness!
For our second glimpse let us turn
to church life. The denominations
are here in force, but the attraction
is the old and capacious parish
church. Set down in the midst of a
plain churchyard is this house in
which thirty-five hundred worship.
pers could sit comfortably. The cen
trail tower we look upon is the sole
relic OF the original Norman building.
The narrow nave, however, in early
English style with its clerestory,
dates from King John, and the
widened aisles are only halt a CEN
fury later. The western doors open
invitingly and the officials are cor
dial. The service proceeds in order
and the sermon is fairly interesting.
But the lesson of the morning to us
is historical and in the line of the
broadening and unitying life of our
time. This vast room marks three.
distinct epochs. Once on the eastern
end were eighteen chapels supported
by families and guilds. They repre-
sented an age of exclusiveness, then
came the reformation. The chapels
were demolished and the money of
their endowments was appropriated
to the widening of the channel of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-11-20

A son born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Mat
thews of Middlebury election day was
named William Mckinley and card an
nouncing the event and the naming was
sent to the successful presidential candi-
date. A reply was received from Major
McKiuley's private secretary, who said
that the pfesi lent elect regretted that
the demand upon his time was so great
that he could not make personal acknowl-
edgement but that he was very apprecia-
tive of the compliment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-11-20

We all know that any tired muscle can
be restored by frest. Your stomach is
muscle. Dyspepsia is its manner ofsaying
II am tired. Give me rest" To rest the
stomach you must do its work outside Of
the body. This is the Shaker method of
curing indigestion, and its success is best
attested by the fact that these people are
practically free from what is without
doubt the most prevalent of all diseases.
The Shaker digestive cordial not only
contains digest ed TODD which is promptly
absorbed without taxing the tired diges-
tive organs, but it is likewise an aid to
the digestion OF other food, in the stomach.
A ten cent trial bottle will convince you
ofits merit, and these you can obtain
through all druggists.
Laxol is the best medicine for children.
Doctors recommend it in the place of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-11-20

The British steamer Memphis, from
Montreal wrecked in Dunlough bay near
Bristol, England, and nine lives lost
George E. Taber OF Brockton, Mass,
shoots himself in a church in that city
A rumor that w. K. Vanderbilt is to go
as minister to England,-A London paper
announces scheme whereby Turkey is
to be ruled by an European ministry
composed of officials from England,
France and Russia.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-11-20
Tuesday.

Bryan addresses big crowd in St.
Louisville republicans of Tennessee al
lege frauds in the governorshir contest.
1t is claimed on good authority that
advances have been made toward future
athletic meetings OF Harvard and Yale
1t was said at Washington that General
Weyler will be recalled to Spain unless he
brushes the Cuban rebellion at once
Rev, DR.. X. S. Storrs presented with a
gold loving cup by the Manhattan minis
terial association in honor of his 50th
anniversary as pastor OF the Church OF
the Pilgrims.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07
WACO EXpItEsHloNa.

Alexander Thinks Sam Houston or An
drew jackson Might BE Hesurreatc1.
Waco, Texas. May 1.-rrhe announce
iment OF tho candidacy OF ex-GovernoT
Roberts al nm independent candidate for
governor vas received with surprise here
today.
Hon. w. 8. Bakcr said: "EI-Goyernor
Roberts IL on u very cold trail. am too
busy now 10 tuik about II further
Hon. l., G. Alexander. chairman OF the
late sound money conference at Dallas.
remarked: II respect Governor Roberts
for his old age hut n We propose 10 look
into graveyards for candidates.. would
favor digsiAS up Sam Houston or Andrew
Jackson"
Or. Thomas Moore was delighted with
I2oberts' announcement. ana believed that
the Old Aicalde would poil very heavy
vote.
Many others also erpre aa",a >, yafyiing
Eovt rnor Roberts candidacy endangert
very seriously the retention OF the State
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HAVANA BUDGET.
paiiy News Prepared by Weyler for Infor.
nation of Americans

pai!y News Prepared by WeyIer for Infor-
nation of Americans.
havana May G-rrustworthy informa-
ION received here today confirms the re-
porl mat Lacret and Pedro Vasquez, the
''S" gent leaders, died from the wounds
NIX received during the recent fighting
"Ah the spanish troops.
i,"tlltS llr night OF May 2, II Is now an
nSou,'eol, me Insurgents finder Soafin An
Of Villa clara. the enemy's guns heinz
iIA .' upon capiro hill. The fire was re-
$1,000 ny me spanish troops and the in
v.i, slia that Captain General Weyle-
i,, ,,' t,sNV 'lNs city for some point where
nl"rhnl operations against the msur-
fTenis are TO be Undertaken The cruiser
a'v'sn sseleede Is being prepared for his
ss'N'voininodatlon. General Pando will re
'.In 10 Spain Oh May TO-
c'a u.oi,eI fareJo. In the cultivated zone of
,,y .tliuNsos, province OF Santa Clara has
,,'n snsased with band of insurgents
ON mno ,ei, IN, nineteen killed and one wounded
Colonel cano had skirmish with tho
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Fan Antonio. May phe following &C.
cislurs were reHdered today W the Fourth
court Of civil appeals
Affrmed~Guif Colorado and santa r.,
hallway company ~. " l.. M,sr from
JOINS. al; IsiF sion. linfrihhufE and San
Antonio EAisNhy company "a aillfou
Green, from Gorz alcA.. Dmmii ruuuf,
w. j. 7 Salmon, from lJiiHmil N,gu
rahcni j. u Roller ~ Stephen iinlI.y
q al from Limestone. Houston and r. aAs
'vnNn lthi"ay company W. John A.
trgsby from Dbiias
hcserHca anl koinaDdr5- william y
itnmmphd ". San Anionio and AfApaar
i'lHs Railway company, from lsee' 4 ~
Nasroner 81 81 ". H. =. liaakll ~
~. from balihF, Central Texas and
Northwestern hallway company Us. .J.s,
sic Douglass. from Ellis
Motions pY'rrnlef~L 4. Eliis vs. CITY
Of 'lehurne ct al. from Dallns, ~
rebearug: Hiram Norraon NJ 500
i.nzarss. from Dallas, for additions
concluHiOns Of ftot AMI Tor r.
hoHrinr; Ludwig Pap. Us. Emile pam
from Kendall for rahrurirR. r. j. Sem
pie. receiver w. g. II Eubanks a. al
from Dallas. for rpheariuE. " q. sickle
vs.. Missouri hnnaas ana rAkns kAilwa3
Texas aud Pacific Railway company ~
| johanna iirpadow, from Dullas COR ~
| h'arits: Gun Colurado and santa Il,
| IA. fuy company W. p.prtr.il MAnufac
| tntlhg company, from Dallas, for rehr ~
ing
Motions Granted l.. H. and Ward TEN
| plemdn ri al W.. Texas brewing company
from Tarr1ni, Tor rVhrhring, Judgm q
reversed aud cause rrtuanded.
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Insurgents under Moreiou, Ia In |
of Corral False. province Of "
Eleven of the enemy were killed 3
Insurgents retired with many II
-Four soldiers were wounded.
The insurgents commanded ~ u
known leader. Mirabel, have III
persed by n column OF Spaais
near Bainoa, province Of Mst,asi
insurgents lost forty killed lAI
wounded, and the troops ccpturat
Der of prisoners.
The Insurgents have burned hi
ment of Badia. near Balbano, "
tons of cane. of the value Of s3nI
was the property Of Wenceelao ID
also the farm of Azscafatico.
Tho insurgents have hanged serI
ers near Alfonso Doce, 10 Ma.ania
have also destroyed a locomotive Z
tured the engineer and Qrenan Z
Cayos. They derailed and capasA1
ploring engine.
Admiral Navarro, upon who's
the courtmartial Of the CoHpefn
busterers has been waiting, az
Pando, have arrived In Hawai-
The captain generals paha
Flagstaff on the building wsfe
lightning today. No serious dsS
done.
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FEELING IS ONE OF PITY.
The Ola Alcalde's Announcement,
Creates No Alarm.
his REAL FRIENDS WILL NOT HELP.
And nis Enemies win Undo tn. venersble
Ex-Governor In His DeeiintnS
s Days-Histakcn tho Issues.

"a Austin, Texas, May 800 recently &c
have been already forgotten. ex-Gove-zo:
Roberts wrote Govsr.cr cusherson a. III
lows: "My admiration for yol. eoerse
as governor and FOX your late exhaustive
exposition OF tn. faver OF democrats 10.
bimetaliism (Which Is the bes; pusiisaesl
induces me to aid you. 81 ny views VIII
do 1t in any aeglee. upon any e-:a-l.;
subject that requires action
To-day. Notwithstanding the ABOVE, ;As
Old Aicalde anaounces h.nissl: as a. s.
deperden. candidate fo- governor Araias;
Mr., Cuiheraon and asks the boys 20 rai'y
around him. as he IS unable siae.- ha,.-~-
to poke TIE night "ara.ast Tee prc, .-s
exiraTagaHcs n Eoyefnrue-l Wnaa q
few weeks ago Governor Host-'- wr9t.
20 Barney Cribs APPROVING DIS 4sri.-a'.9a
end when atterwa-3 ~ lsser4 a sc7a-s
to the effect that d.;1oc-a5y v-s &C -s
10 destruction FAR seeing ua4ti-&as es.
pec'e1 Tia; he was nrsia as-sr ~
Material chair and taat -fis ,sr- - ws.'f
enter tho race s4rs e;opet- M7z. 7oells.
howeges. were lon 10 lel.s tas a-
Thought Ia. he was 81. c2saasas II
snEtteriurs 70 winch p. has se-e .a 'a
babit o. g.siaE voice evef aiaee r. ste-r.es
out OF the executive o4ace vhs
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NOTNs AND pnRsoNAL.


Inc county road and bridge committee
or the commissioners court went ont to
inspect the bay bridge. which ms jus,
ueeli painted. this morning aud had some
hooks and lines with them. The usual
ilsh story.
'iiy Assessor jeanette today closed the
rengered Tax rolls and congratulaies MIN
son That he VIII no longer be compelled
t. listen 20 the eloquence OF property
oNi"rs who have numerous reasons TO adj
nigh.
Mr.. Elsie Gonzales on Sunday dropped
u nook m the water at pier ~ Tor shnrks
re caughi two-onc being eight feet SIX
lncnes ~ length and the other ten ice,
~ inches lhe hook used was OF steel and
], thont hfteen inches in length The
sharks are said to be of the man eating
MAJOR NJ +. Mott, in his statement be-
iutN we commissioners court yestcrday
waS mlsqnoted. He did not Say that roads
,ouid ne constructed of shell ami gravel
ipr S." mile but did say that a road OF
snsn aud gravel eight inches in depth ana
r4ae,n ieet IN widih could lie constructed
Tor 1900 mile
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pIAZ IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ga. May 6,-Rer. : I.
the Cuban missionary OF u
Baptist convention. who w w..
PEELED from cuba after ee'1 ~ \
IN Atlanta this morning " IA N
BAPTIST mission board, an ~ N
ton of which he carrier " "A
work in Havana and wv =
provinces,
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Washington May 81 nasicrp Tcxaa-
Far e,siefly ~ sogfte'!y wiras.
Colorado l'utly eiupn9 probably local
rh0wefs 90 Nefthorn portion. ~in1s fhiit-
iAs 90 wNhtrfly cooler TnHrn3ty .4,,i
Anf'n nNA Haufh ''Ahpta Fafup ctl1y.
lorai hn"Herf, cooler. -arilrit finos
Montana and Nyomiua Locsl YarNofH
fipNpY ~faintr. c0eltr inlwaAtifn iftilon.
wGftff4e winds
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ALL. WILL BE @0l

Madrid. May G. = Disps' %. !
here from Havana say :" =,
man Hamilton, VINO mS VI
board the Key West flli0a''aI,
err Competitor. will be Iel''
the other persons ca In'is Il III
time will be shot IN sp'''
from Washington.
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"FAsr TnXAs RAILROAD GIRL"

Contest Editor;
Noua. Texas. May r II take pleasure I'm
introducing ia Nou my dear friend Miss
Gnprda Nliean tie East TtNas RHi-
rnnl tlr" fer The Post sch0lurshin
erriasn thirteen coupong and sincerely
hore all tho raironcrs and my friends
win hrln nor As much as possible. assur-
ln.- ibofn fheir efforts w,ll be- appreciated
very much. with best wishes. Yours very
truly, Miss Anna Johnson, Agent.
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"TIrr SAW MILL. GIRL"

,,live. Texas, May Please mud en-
closed tw.n,y-four coupons 10 be placed
10 my crct,i. | have deridet cnter The
contest nnh by the help Of friruds and
lots OF work on nay part to win, Yours
Vanehan Mcnonald, "rhc Saw MAI
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Sent THEM no sr. louis.

HOUSTON ToNas. May 6 Dcar STR: En-
closed sud four coupons Please place %
srni three vostrrlny. hut they rot into ,'ie
wroug l"ittr and went ia - Louis. Thrv
VIII be hnciS before long aud you will get
hem ours truly,
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SAN ZONES ROASS AUSTIN.
Characteristics Sermons BY the Great
Evangelist.
lVKEWAPN CHRISTIANS CRITICISED,
lie Declares His Disbelief In Election and
Eeproostion and Condemn. Cal
vinism- ofticiais rrodded.
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TnE AMERICAS prprArrp.

New York, May "a cahlegram from
PARIS 10 the American Nheelman an
nounr"s mat TN ,he ngst match races ha-
tween Ray Macdonald, a member of thu
W.iiaan teasi, and Jauuelin. the French
chamuoN the American was defeated In
laatn heath
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wrsr rnXAs COUNCIL.
The Bishop's report shows Failing or
luring 'hr Yenr'

Tho Bihops Report shows Fn'Ahs on
Dufing the Yenr
san Antonio. l'eras May 6-The intro
daetary sery,rsa To the ,wcniy-soeona an
nuai council Of tho wfH rtsas missionary
als,rie, II tho Protestant hpiseopa'
chuioh were nell IN - Marie church
ihla morning. aud consisted 81 morn'ns
prayers. sermon BY q. H. starr of Con
zuies ana the celebration 81 the holy com
munlon. Immediately inter the service
organization was effected
The committee on cretrn'lal7 reported
,hr.e rariyhes aud Que mission station
rcpr' ~ ntrl
Eey. Hturgo iiluN0n of san Marcos was
elected secretary ~ iilr fonNn'h 'ri.. lnt
session adjourned iul 3 - O'clock
ia the afternoon lishpp johnson read
lia annual report, which showed talllnf
or IN rUnffmafinna ana rpl'e lNns' Tue
report was hopsfpl ln tone ami 'nr hshpp
urged ,ne minis,cra not % %" discouraged
but 10 so forward wlfh Increased rainesi-
nfHN ana zeal.
Tue "nmagH auxiliary leld meeting
Ia iho afternoon Hua receiver reports OF
| tho work nil lFtonfd so An address hA
| MIa Tu'ic Age wife .uf Bishop Iulilc.
meeting .n the inieieat nf ST An
| ar'Wf brotherhood wns hrll a. nigh'
! which WAS addressed by bishop futile
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prsGNAT1ONs REV.

RESIN" - pail
London. May s.-rhe - ~
sette i is informed that ., ts' =,
tered south Africa &C o tIaI, q I'D
to accept the res'ei"'
and Alfred Belt |
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Washington, May S-In " :,
lished in Boston yes'e'us"
attorney general as SAYING s, Fl II \
dent that the cuban Wa M silNaI
six month";. Is absolu'eH
ton.
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Washington May c.--Thc president TO-
day sent to tho senate the following nom.
nations; Postmas,ers, w, A. Chapman
Earmsrsville, Texas; Lewis w. Christian
Wealhoriord, Texas.
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STREET. CAR STRIKE BRoKEN.
Milwaukee. Wis. May g,,~Vicc President
Payne OF the street railway company
uays the strike II over 30 Tar as Tho
company " concerned. lie says they have
~ the men they want And haye ceased
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Mss


SIX in'a'hs course In either shorthand
aa 'fI.wrt.rs bookkeeping or tclc-
sf-i-. f fae Hoas.oa Commercial COZ
3ae youas lady orr - yeats
f-a.i- -c-uty rI ta. ore eut-
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Tyler, TeAas May H--Thc forty-sevonth
annual council OF tho diocese OF TexaS
eonvtnci here today. bishop Garrett OF
flciaiinC. General routine work was gone
through With today. The council viii be
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HER FANpBlTG AND THE BEST PA
PER IN TEXAS

contest Editor
l~misicaI r.Nas, May s,-)ear SIR,
Embossed nut eight coupons for my favor
ife Miss Alirr compton Succesa TO Alice
AND lie iOst She best paper IN Texas
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Huuston Texas. May s-Encloscd md
threr coupons for Miss Alice Compton 20
help swell her majority Bessie NJ
sNoTlEa Drummer CANDIDATE.
Contest Nltor'
Drummer Texas. May Dear sir WIN
y.u RHi!v 'uroli ms name rs candidate
fcr thn scholarship c0ntrsi and ohlig'
I'm lascd iiul thirty courons. Yours truly,
Jennie W ood.
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II ". bIHsEr mas brought SUI N Inc
civil district court against Joseph Lobit
and Fred McC. Nichols, whom he says
acting under the name of the Dickinson
OF their office In Galveston. that he per-
formed the services az such manager for
four years, from March l. 1882. ana that
itr same was reasonably worth Sl2OO;
that defendants have paid him $3.50, leav-
ing S5So5 SIM due him, Tor which he asks
Judgment