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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30
camp Randolph i, N n 4

MA party of Seventeen HON camp enjoyed
IN excursion Friday on the steamer can
ME" to Phillipsburg, Hog Island and AL
burg.
Fishing has been very good. Saturday,
DR.. Blanchard alone hauled in dozen
pickerel that weighed about IS pounds.
One OF them weighed eight and half
a-quarter FOUNDER the day before.
A mixed train from st. Adams reaches
Highgate at AS in the afternoon, so that
passengers leaving Randolph at 9:15 in
the morning can reach here then.
The young people look little embar-
raised when "molasses candy is men
toned.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30
North Randolph.

j. A. Whiting has been repairing bis
house.
Louise and Carrie Taft are visiting in
Burlington.
Leon Blanchard was in Williamstown
last Saturday.
Arthur Sparks and wife OF Barre have
returned home.
Eaton Snow recently fell from load of
kay and was quite badly hurt.
penstock which carries the water TO their
tannery.
Miss Kate Marsh of Bethel and Miss
Mary Mcintyre OF Randolph visited Flor
ence Cone last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30
South Randolph.

Mrs. Simonds is soon to return to Bos-
ton.
c. c. Paine, wife and child visited at
Ransom Woods recently.
Harry Kent is home from Bethel and is
soon to 60 to Claremont, N. H.
Nina Peavey Is still unable to walk.
Her ankle was hurt very badly.
Albert Clifford, wife and little grand
daughter visited at Lewis Gifford's last
week.
Albert Clifford, wife and two youngest
sons recently took trip to Plainfield and
other places.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30
itanuolpn Center.

Mrs. Chamberlain has moved from the
Parish house to Randolph.
The Orange County Sunday school con-
vention is expected to meet here Tuesday
and Wednesday, Aug. is and 10. The pro-
gram will be announced later.
Prof Trask OF Randolph ran into and
badly smashed the buggy OF Cyrus Parker
on Main street Friday evening. Fortu
nately no one was seriously injured.
The band gave an open air concert Mon
day evening and their execution OF the
music was very creditable considering the
fact that they have practiced together so
little, showing marked improvement un-
der their leader, Geo. Slack.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
Rheumatism 4 NEURALGIA. 3 ntirsly vegetable. Sal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh Is blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure II you must take in :
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is not quack medicine. II was
prescribed by one OF the best physi-
clans in this country for years, and
is a regular prescription. 1t is composed
OF the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect combi-
nation OF the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY q CO., Props, Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
RheumAtism Neuralgia. ntirsly vegetable. SAT
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard soft or calloused Jumps and blemish-
es from horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints,
sweeney, ringbone, stiles, sprains, all
swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save $50 by
the use OF one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Richard g. Morton, Druggist, Main
street, Randolph, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-30
Republican Clubs Formed.

Saturday evening, the young republi-
cans OF the town met and organized them Y
selves into a club OF over hundred mem
bers. their object being tn promote the
republican cause and to cooperate it'll
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FOR SALE.

Pleasantly located in West Brookfield
Vt, story and half house with L, shed
and barn attached House in good repair,
containing seven rooms on frst floor and
three on second, also running water. Said
premises are within three minutes walk
Of church, school and postoffice. Price.
e4OO. HI. Nj. BLANCHARD, Brainteee, VT
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05

Recent cablegranas report the kings
| departure from Venice March % His
| majesty is expected at Bohnslan in
August, where he will. be present at
the military review to take place there
at that time.
Commander Lagercrantz Of the local
Salvation Army,!s endeavoring to form
an expedition for India He is contenl-
plating colony Of Salvationists in
India, should he succeed in working up
enough enthusiasm for the project
among his followers The sol.in.law
Of General Booth, E. Melin and wife,
| have been ordered to remove from India
and take up the work in France.
The Gustaf Vasa jubileurn will be
especially observed at the theatres,
Ke!lgren's noted production, "Gus: af
Vasa," will be given at the Grand
Opera, and at the Dramatic theatre
"Gustaf Vasa's Saga
Prince Carl will represent the ROYAL
family at the nuptial festivities of the
Danish Princess Louise and Prince
Frederick Of Schaumburg. During his
visit at Copenhagen, Prince Carl will
occupy suite OF rooms at the Hotel
T. Angliterre.
Through a letter from the noted
scientist, O. Nordcr5kjold. the follow
ing items Of intfss st are related of the
Swedish expedition now in the vicinity
Of the Rio Grande in South America:
The object Of the expedition has al
ready been gained, namely, to reach
the Corderilles The expedition has
now arrived at the foot Of the Cor
derilles and have assembled one of tic
most prominent peaks Scientifically
the expedition thus far has been a dc.
cided success. The ireland, as it s
called by the natives, aDounds in bot.
anical and geological specimens and a
great number Of these have already
been gathered. Dr.. Nordenskiold
alone has no less than three Indian
skeletons and number Of other. In
dian articles Of interest. The expedi-
ton arrived at Pinta Arenas Feb. Is.
the recent letter from DR.. Nordensk-
jold bearing this date The expedition
will spend some time around Admir-.
atty sound and Useless bay and after.
wards conteinp!ates returning to Oh le.
The aim Of the exp dition is purely
scientific, being under the auspices OF
the scientific society CT StocAho III
Gotten'or=.
Tie fosterlant:ska forbunde; la :riotil
union> has not been abe to increase its
roll of membership IN the vic mtg Of
Lodas.
Representative Eengt Eenstson, for.
merry Ct IalkentcrG, recently died a.
: the age Of G.. llr. B:n3:s was {
mem Der OF the second eli: III cr Of tic
ril1sdag during 1S59-3}, wien wing t,
failing health lie Was compelled to &C.
sign.
Direct communication between Got
tenlorg. Brazil and the L. Plata t tie!
VII be established in the V " near fl
tuce. \. G. Tretas & Co Of Hamburg
intend to a:raug for a connection with
their steamers and those Of Brazil &
Hamburg, thus giving Gotten borg a.
most direct communication With til;
south. MeSsrs. Berlin Bergen & Co
v i'll represent the company as agent
in this city.
Eanersbcrs.
During the Easter festivities at thi
city not less than three young mel
were brought to the city hospital tx
have their wounds dressed. The Gus
tom Of exploding gunpowder ought II
be done away with and at all event
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05
NEWS FROM SCANDINAVIA
NORWAY.
Christiana.

Mgr. Falize Of this city celebrated
his 25:h anniversary as. archbishop Of
the Catholic church of Norway. .
Christian Larsen. the artist, recently
died after al illness of three months.
In him the city has lost one Of its most
efficient artists. :.E-. f. - ,@e
During the year of 1885 not less than
461, 900 liter of whisky were sold f1om
the Christiania distilleries, yielding a
net profit Of IA; 1000 crowns.
Bjornstjerne Bjornsen and wife are
expected to arrive at Copenhagen dur
ing the latter part of May. From
thence they viii return to Christiania.
Mrs. Marie Simonsen, widow Of the
deceased merchant, P. Simonsen, has
donated II Of Gobtz and Koddestik's
most valuable paintings to the art
gallery of this city.
The southern boundary line between
Sweden and Norway is being surveyed.
The civil engineers are engaged by the
government and are considered the
most efficient in the land 81 $. .s
Mrs. Gunhild Wexelson, an authoress
Of note aud ability, recently died after
a long illness. She has written a book
on astronomy, which has been highly
praised BY onr most efficient scien-
fists. .ss:..ss
The s.V erdens Gang expresses the de.
sire that May II will universally and
duly be observed as q holiday through.
ont the entire nation and not asa day
on which political differences should
be expressed. SIX
Magnus Anderso s book entitled
Vikingafairden'' The king Trip
has been the object OF the seyerest crit.
Iicism from the Nor8eRian Dress The
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05
THE SUITS CALLED OFF.
Citizens Of Litchfield, Mimi, Will Col
--r Their Land Patents. 1885,

Citizens of Litchfeld, MIMI, Will Got
: Their Land Patents.
WASHINGTON, & April rs. Commits
sioner Lameroux Of the general. land
office has recommended to the secretary
Of the interior that the government
suit in which 4OS citizens Of Litchfeld,
Meeker county, are defendants, be dis
missed. Secretary Smith will no
doubt act favorably on the recommen-
/ dation at once, and the attorney gen
eral will be asked to direct District At
tornhy Stringer at St. Paul to quash
the cases. Litchfeld is located on, and
claimed to be errone ously certified as
belonging to the grant Of the St Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba railroad,
and the government suit was instituted
to equaHze the matter between the
government and the road IS the set-
tiers show their entries to be bona tide
ones patents will be issued to them
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05
saUAMARY OF THE WEEKS NEWS

Monday. April FL.
Fire at Cripple Creek did damage to
the extent of 81, 900, 0o0.
The death Of Judge Edgerton Of
South Dakota is expected within q few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney lien were
burned 10 death ID their home near
Chester, n
General Grants birthday was cele-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05
bravery Of Mr.. Anderson's vikings has
especially been questioned


especially, been questioned.
Jonas LES latest novel "Waar Sol
Gaar Ned' when the Sun Goes
; DOWN has recently been translated
into the German language and has in
Germany been read with intense inter.
est. The work has received high
praise from German critics.
Engelbert Anderson; one Of the most
prominent bankers Of this city, sud
denly died Of apoplexy. Mr.. Anderson
was president Of the First National
bank, and besides having accumulated
| considerable wealth, was one Of Chris
tiana's most noted business men.
Great preparations are being made
for the singers carnival, which will
take place here III the latter part of
May. Grand concerts will be given Oh
the 25th, Goth and 27th, and on these
! occasions the best talent Of the United
; Kingdom will appear. The greatest in-
terest is already evinced and hundreds
OF visitors will flock to the city during
the festive week.
May II will be observed as national
| holiday in Bergen. It will not be OBJ
served as a 'partidag, like in Chris.
tiana, and it is hoped that Bergen
example will be followed throughout
the nation.
The "Guttekarpsene' military con-
panies) of Bergen are an honor to their
city and their country and all inst;tu-
ton worthy highest comment Bergen
has no less than five military compan-
les which engage in active field work
every spring and summer.
"Bergen's Alton blad' announces al
exhibition of six Of Germanys greatest
Warships around midsummer The
naval officers will lie rendered recep-
ton at Bergen, and the citizens will
leave nothing undone in the prepara-
ton for most royal entertainment Of
German guests.
The deceased Kristine Afoss donated
5000 crowns to the orphans home Of
this place.
! Skien's "gaswerl' (gas works. has
been sold to local corporation for q
sum Of 40, 900 crowns.
J. Zachriasen, Phi. D., has resigned
from his position as principal Of the
public schools Of this city.
1t has been reported to the board Of
directors that several pupils Of the local
Latin school have conspired against
the authorities, forming secret societie:
whose main purpose has been to bring
in text books more suited to their fas.
tidious tastes. Considerable cribbine
has also been carried on. The matter
has been reported to the authorities and
thorough investigation will ensue.
stav.nger.
G. Jacobsen, who so suddenly disap
peared from the city, and who wa:
afterwards arrested and pl ced il jail
has recently been pardoned OH bail 0!
5000 crowns.
The bark "Es:1leralda' was recently
brought to port by the steamer 'Plan'
ct" Peculiarly enough, the entire crew
was missing and the ship with its rig
ging was unframed Mariners arr
puzzled oyer the strange occurrence,
SWEDEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05
NFCl! DE
ULN Ii 4 r. ~.

General I. F. Wedel Of Copenhagen
has been dubbed knight Of Danneborg.
L. P. Gronborg has been elected
principal Of schools in the parish of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05
eping with the significance Of the

keeping With the significance Of the
day.
A political meeting, which was
largely attended, Was he d at Grastorp
April S. Representative MACPHERSON
presided and introduced the suffrage
question with rousing address which
caused most lively discussion. No
detiulte resolutions were passed, but
the meeting was considered most ex-
pressive one, showing that opinions
vary in startling manner regarding
the ''rostratss propositionen'' recently
adopted by the government.
Ka,mar.
Seeding commenced two weeks be-
fore Easter. Winter wheat looks splen-
did and all indications are for an IN.
usually large crop.
The king has donated $1,000 crowns
for repairing the. cathedral at Vadstena
His majesty, the king, has large in
come, but his generosity is equal to it.
Commissioner ". B. Viking, who
recently won II, 900 CROWNS at lottery,
seemed to derive no blessing from his
large stake. T1e re- entity committed
suicide and was P o. man tn time
The ''Ka:nar Poste - states that the
price OF lime is at pre- .ent remarkably
low IN the province O: Vestergotland.
A barrel Of line can present be
bought in that vicinity fer rs CT 30 ore.
DENMARK.
! General I. F. Wedel Of Copenhagen
has been dubbed knight Of Danneborg.
L. P. Gronborg has been elected
principal Of schools in the parish of
Middlesem
Christian Quist has sold his cream
cries at S!1and enborg for considera-
ton of $4,000 crowns
Bishop Nortlam has been appointed a
member of the directors for the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The 2O0th anniversary of Carists
church Of Christianshamm was daily
celebrated tho 10Th Of April last
D. F. B7ecl.ingberg, president Of the
first national bank Of Copenhagen,
died after short illness, April TO-
E. G. Wivcl has purchased the well
known Egholm estate in Copenhagen
for a consideration Of 80, coo crowns.
H. P. Oxenhall, one OF the kings
secretaries has been arrested on the
charge Of having stolen the sum o.
10000 crowns from his majesty.
j. Erinck CT Fredricia has been en-
gagged in the postal service over Il
years Mr.. Brinch was born in 1873:
and received his first appointment il
| 1856.
c. NJ. Hess, owner Of the iron works
in Belle recently donated 10000 to hi
former employees This money WI
serve as a fund for the benefit of his
old employees.
Horjtz Lehman, a representative O
the most PFC lni,lelt clothing establish
ment Of Copenhagen, has suddenly dis
appeared ana the sum OF ~, 900 ccown
are to be accounted for.
Frederick Barford, the popular his
torian, is reported dying. Barford, al
though s. years CID, has up to this tim
been enjoying excellent health, still be
ing able TO burn the midnight oil i'll tn
interest Of his historical researches.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-05-05
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SWEDEN.
St0ekholm,

Stockholm.
The Norwegian lecturer, War Sacter,
will lecture on "Norges Fredsfore-
ming" (Norway's peace union) in the
near future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-25
MAYORS GUESTS
Continued from Page I.

States officials. The guests included:
Governor Charles Warren Lippitt, Hon.
Edwin X. Allen, Hon. Charles p. Ben
nett, Hon. samuel Clark, Hon. Edward
e. Dubois, Hon. ID. Russell Brown, Hon.
Herbert w. Ladd, Hon. John W. Davis,
David y. Baker, John M. Richmond, x.
l.. Lippitt, Captain James snow, General
Charles A. Wilson. T.. +. Carpenter, A.
A. Baker, e. p. Dawley, +. q. spen-
Ger, j. Is. Gardner,C. T.. Burnett, George
A. Kiiton, e. q. Lewis, II. Williams, Il.
p. Tourrellott, Hon. Charles r. German,
Hon. W. w. Douglass, DR.. William h.
Palmer, Hon. Clinton ID. sellew, Samuel
Harrington. Herbert N. Fenner, +. Z.
Little, George A. Littleheld, John
Shepard, t. II. Macon, q. ID. Kim ball,
Central William Ames, James Hanely,
John l.. Good, James Il. sullivan, DIR.
II. keofe, DIR. J. W. Keeie, John Brady,
lend. Hon: Henry Il. Tiepkie, Hon: A.
X. Goodwin. Hon. Melville Bull. Hon.
Warren o. Arnold, James A. Abbott,
Colonel Charles IL. Williams, Arthur III.
Watson, Marsden j. Perry, j. w. Miller,
Stepehen McMaugh, Charles IL. Mheri-
man, John ii. McGough General 4. W.
Chace. William q. Baker, T. Frank Park
hurst. James NJ. Scott, Hon. Henry II.
Baker, Hon. William X. Potter, Hon.
Jabez e. knight, hon. j. Lewis Pirce, Il.
W. Foster, E e. Pease, William X. Shell
don,L. III. Brown, j. L. W. Cole, i. r..
Freeman, II. II. !. Goddard,S. L. i. God
dard, M. B. +. Goddard, Professor VIII "a
liam Gammelk q. Nj. Clak,ECharld a
Fletcher, James Il. Fletcher. ArnolN
Green, Benno Wolf, Captain George Il
Hussey, Captain George II. Williamson
Captain George B. Hull, Captain Charlie
p. Dyer, Captain benjamin Brayton'
Captain Ray Allen. Richard b. Comstock'
George X. Phillips, George z. Phillips
Charles 8. Smith, Hon. George w.
Greene, Hon. William Won Gottschalk,
William ID. Walker. Richard Hayward,
Deputy Chief Of Police Egan, l.. ID. Nor
ton, William Gilhane, John B. Walsh, 4.
r. Monahan, Frank 5. Salisbury, p. ).
Lannon. Frederick Il. Perkins, John ID.
Lewis, j. X. Budlong, Colonel Z. 10.
Hayes, A. +. Proctor, Hon. A. IL.
Stearns, l.. Reilly. Joseph Enos, j. W.
McCloskey, John w. Hogan, Mark 5.
Nichols, +. E. TattersalI, Cherles A.
Ellis, Hon. +. l.. O'Reilly, James Snow.
Jr., M. j. Hsrson, William j. feeIey, John
+. T.. Iawton, John NJ. Brennan, +. NJ.
Burroughs. James Il. Dav. A. L. Stowell,
L. j Dorney, John +. Coleman, M. s.
Dwyer, T. +. Dwyer, Pardon Miller,
Joseph Banigan, William B. Banigan,
Bernard McGuinness, John J. Bapigan,
George l.. Greene.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-25
A Device OF Impecunlou. Actors.

Many theatrical people who mako New
York city their headquarters pretend they
arc going to Europe, and then hic thom-
8elves 70 some obscure, cheap country
place or keep closely to their top door back
rooms Recently they have acquired new
dodge TO give effectiveness to their schcm-
ing. They buy number of steamer labels,
which thoy paste on their trunks so that
every one can see them as they are moved
from their boarding house to tho express
wagon. The driver OF tho wagon has been
previously tiprod of as To their real dcs-
tination. A well known prima donna,
whose departure for Europe was recently
announced, not only pasted she slips on
her dozen trunks, but actually had two
taken down 70 the steamer wharf Al
present she Is sojourning In small village
on Long Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-25

A Singapore dispatch says that native
uprisings are reported from tho island of
Formosa, and the Japanese there arc said
TO be hard pressed.
Little has been heard from tho island of
Formosa for months, but IL was known
that the Japanese after the cession of the Is
land by the Chinese to thcm were having
difficult task TO conquer the natives A
missionary In Formosa recently wrote to
the London Times that the japanese wcre
extcrpinatlng the Formosans, burning
their villages and killing natives by whole
sale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-25

The prospective recovery of Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Sr., has loosed the tongues OF
the gossips again concerning the prosrcc-
tive marriage OF Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.
Some of the newsmongcrs have fixed tho
date of the marriage for the coming fall,
while others arc quite as certain that 1t
will not take place until next Easter
The fact of the matter is that nobody
but the parties interested knows anything
about IL, and all this talk Of the fall and
Easter Is pure guessing.
think that Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr,
will undoubtedly marry Miss Grace Will
son, but when or how haven't the TO-
motest idea A-Cholly Knickerbockcr in
New York Recorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-25

Colored People To Raise Fund FsI
Harriet Beeoher Stowe.

Memorial services were held the other
day in the First Colored Baptist church of
Baltimore in honor Of the late Mrs Harriet
Beecher Stowe.
Resolutions were adopted reciting her
worth and distinguished services to the
race and to mankind generally and de-
claring that sit is the sense of this meet
ing that in consideration Of the valuable
services which Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
rendered In bringing about the emancipa.
tion of the slaves in this country, and Ecr
work to aid the people of every kindred
nation and tongue who arc oppressed, q
monument should be erected to her men,
ory"
Efforts will be mado to interest the col
ored people of all denominations through
out the country in tho movement and TO
collect adequate funds TO erect at a place
to be decided upon later lasting me-
mortal in honor of the author Of Uncle
Toms Cabin