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While THE act that George wash.
inrton couldn't tell a Ito has caused
h m to he o. much quoted eStmple 10
the small American boy mr. somo'hif p
more than a TO fury, thet' q LILLE
question as 20 the place that Gflfge'.
weakness would have mldc ior him ln
tho ]rulitira nft0day.
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THE CHtCAuO Sls.iourr anu Printer
still ro'ois 10 "a ~ Uiah Territory.
Perhaps We should not complain at
the Chicago psper being behind the
times on thsl account, since It nlso
refers to a neighbotng state, which
has been In the Union several yoar,
longer than we have, ~ Wyoming
T.vvIt.ry
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.NMLhIm. NNmImrN. mMIMImE MnLr.|

Rev, John RpIl, Jfi Of Great lS.ls,
Niun, Tuu1mmundrI Ely's Cream
Balm TO me. / can emph0. no hi1
b atemeut, ~ lisa p.silye cur Goo
ratarru n usod a. directed REV,
Francis w, Poole, Pastor Ceutrsl Prev.
Church, Helene, Mont.
IL Ia the medicine uGoye all others
for catarrh, ami IL wOr.h M weight a.
gold. / can use Ely's Cream BnluI
with safety anu % does all thst D.,
Dluimed Tor iL.-B. W. 5perry, Hart
i.TJ. Conn,
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On Msrgn 3, 1896, uu election for
Tuunr'HT Hot 5 uuss mlulug n %ltriGt,
at 40 h, Second south, room T.
D.. SNIIL ~ CNriUr.
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MIN. wuNEs ANu OiiiLDUEN TO
VI see tho beet photos, At watson & Bros,
q, Commercial street
u You uAyt ANlruiNG TO MY,
j svII Ur rent call and ayc uuddf, Third "
Second south street
q on Gnu Tuu GrNEuAL uousE
~ wors' apply o7 Fact brigham
rEusoN rANuIAg wtrH ruE CuL.
- uyauun of gapcs, and two aooi iar.
mere. Co occupy aud cultivate % vineyard 81
ten arrca, aud fWU farms near tho Jordan mar
rows ou sbarrs 70 there are any men gomle
tent 600 occupy ibr foregoing rrouoriTs who
afc able 90 work aud want Wuft. u tncF will
army 60 resident Angus 81. tauuou ai tho
oiHcJ ~ the Presidency ol thc ~nsu they eau
be- Accommodated. Person aithid 81 wors
need not Apply,
IrvEuYHOuy 30 BuY ruE ursT ICE
IL cream 81 krH.rv's, by dish or Wholesale,
30 south Maln telephone 9,
COUPLE on GOOD CuAMBEgMAiDs
n at Icmplti0n Hotel
NEW ANo SECOND HAND ruHNi.
~ turr, wagons, busslcs harness. &C. a.
cubtrs IN -Hte street
CoNrErENr NURSE. VINO WILL
~ also DO house work. Address ~ care
Ntws. ciy.
WILL PAY mGuE.r CASH ruuCEs
ca or sddie,, l. tine. 81 al fir.t .oi.h.
NXrASTTu-N Mas AND WUNEN TO
" work at hnmgl . pay o. 60 SO per week
fur making tTHYu. rUrtrAITs new patented
method. anyone who can read aud write can
fH IHt wurt at home, 90 SPARE lime, Gay ur
evening. cen iur pArlcularH aud begin WufG
Of once Address H., A uTlpp, German ARTIST
Tyrone, Pa
RIO EXCHANGE, FAEM LAID TOW ulTl
i property, Inquire a. Hawkes. Court
taHt rtvDud south
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For sale by z. c. NJ, l., Clark z.
dIedge & Co., Western Hardware Co
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo. A
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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WANTED AN AGENT

Is EVERY SECTION, To CASy ass. $40
10 IS un r. dav made, soils ht aEut, also a
man Iu coll slap % E1Uds o. dut o., beet tllr
Inc, SIS "a month salary or large "ommlt
ElIu made experience uunCUeaaArTs FOR
sea cd pAttcu Hra send stamp tlftHu foAp
&uAuufartuT nE Company, Cincinnati, OHIO,
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suts.fitsu changing thsir r1so % ft'l'rr'
mould avaTs gIvo former re- ~'I 70 present. a''
los
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Tho Nrvs is on ul. ~ ifa rHrHl1I hotels Nau
btsnta AM 0u hl passenger tlIus iHaflis b' aig
Aftef B 3 m daily.
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Two Kinds Of Men.

There are two kinds OF mon to DO
found every who're. Those who arc
obliged 10 dross roughly while at work.,
ana those whoso occupation Involves
no difference In attire, For tho laboror
wo havo hoavy, substantial bootc; for
IN business man. comfortable Shoes;
for tho boys and girls good k"nockabouts
and for tho ladies tho latos; novelties In
footwear.
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MANTep-M mis-

MIN. MONIES ANu |uIiLDUrN TO
vi SOC ihc beet photos, At watson & Bros,
o. Commercial street
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city puhs-Hhrr viii kindly notify o. r. Dunbar.
lirrliat1b oiaay iusgaafiy Boz tg l.i'e.J "i
tair Iapora
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AND PROFIT

Are the certain results to be derived by dealing at this great
store-pleasure. because Of the newness, the variety and the
completeness of the stock profit, because of the very low
prices always ruling. Our great business is kaleidoscope in
its nature. constantly changing and exhibiting the results Of
its wonderful resources-today this attraction, tomorrow
that.
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Chicago Dental PaTIOTS

Have removed 10 80 south, Main street
next door tn Bank OF Salt Lake, whore
they have ittei M elegant apartments
with All tho Attest and modern devices
for thor rapid aud painless operations In
dentistry.
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EOs,

NrEw .Hn nav NONp 80 O. II. y
n Winters, agent, Constitution building
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II Nuu NAVE ANYTHING To Bul,
j syII 0r rent rali anu bee podif, Third "
NtrHuI south HITCrt
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FOR SALE.

HoMr MAZE BIEAD ANp CAKES.
Ill coneH and lunch apcoitlueh lhwfoneo's
Iuoatgr bakery
INES suAREs CLARK ElpHEpGE q 90.
stosk. ". d, MuURk box 40.
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LAND FOR RENT.

INIFTETN AUUEs or FARMING ANu
L hay land 20 rent, at once. Inquire ai
John D. NCHloy, 30 state street.
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FI,IE LARGEST ASH CuTAIEsr SEED
bouao tu Sic N0goIUr Miodcmuuu Co.,,
70 vs. tlrat south
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MONEY 10 LOAN Oh WATCHES, JEW.
W elTy uui q uihlng az low interest. Rg.
liable Loan uncg, ~ kAsI flTst south.
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u. Oh UIgI TuU GENERAL HOUSE
~ WORK, Apply Dl1 East brigham
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MONEY TO LOAN

L. klSus or STOVE WtrAIIls Al j.
~ q. loYutt & SONS gs state.
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TO TRADE

A MAsuS \ HANLIN ORGAN FoR TOR
"a busy. Also upright piano or Clear CITY
lOts Cor duFins horse, busy OF surrey. T., u'
box 500, city
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REPAIRING

DIUNtLE- ANU INUNh-. ii. o. MEhE.
- Gltn, 20 east, First south ruacturo .le
Mura guaranteed.
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FOR RENT.

ATAsOUEUAnE COSTUMES CAS- ne
M bbd a. Mrs NJ 4, hullatd la stAle.
.rIIrIN rr-Nl.mEn nnnN. Ar m-A.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20
HOMESTEADS!

Parties desiring to make home
stead claims or cash entries, will
find it to their interest to bring all
such business to WM. H. Johnson,
Office over Taney County Bank,
Forsyth, where they can have the
advantage of consulting complete
and accurate Government Plats OF
Taney County, corrected EACH
WEEK from advices directly from
the Land Office. He will correctly
make out and file applications and
transact all your business prompt
ly, thereby saving you an expensive
trip to Springfield. Will furnish
plats Of townships or parts OF
townships and any information de-
sired relating to vacant lands upon
application.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20
kvsses ea aAs Cs.i.g Yees.

xvoats 81 ~ CoOlng YooR.
The corning year will be . period
memorable in tho history Of the world.
if but psrt ofths plans Of the United
states Government aud European
nations is carried out. In tho United
States there will be the Hveliest
presidential campaign ever held,
and the Fifty-foarth Congress, now In
session. will furnish exceedingly inter
es,ing debates on the tariff and finan.
cial questions until June. There
will be several exciting State electiops
and many great political speeches.
Everyone win watch with interest the
progrcss of the Venezuelan Comm
ission's inquiry, the results Of the
wars In Cubs, In South Africa, In
Turkey, aud the outcome Of other
complications now arising in the Old
World. 1t is . remarkable coincidence
that at tho beginning of . year of such
rich promise Of stirring uevs the
greatest metropolitan newspaper in
the Uaited States-The St. Louis Rer-
ublic-should reduce its price to
$500 year, or to less than two cents
. day. This low: price now places
The Republic within tho reach Of
everyone. Those who wish to keep
posted ON politics. trade. national aud
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

driGgine With Sl5a1f apiaed 6nears
4 tes detected skirts. I wondes.
at the Chance which draws bivds,
singing 50 each other throueh the
woods, and gave TO each of these
pale women : mate 70. lead her 70
his cabin and that ch1ngeless HE
which has no interest stronger
than the passing of the slow
wagons on the sounding stones.
u marvel .at this potent Chance
which thus arrsnges these event
less lives and to another gives ell
honor, vivid joys. brave opportuni-
ties for brave deeds, and chat
singular thing, love. Of which we
speak much and know 50 little.
perhaps.
Each tiny hamlet by the road
has that somhre little plot Of
ground by its side where rests its
dead. The dead sleeping beside
the living. and yet, the living are
not awed.
Birth-time, marriage-time, seedr
time, harvest-time, and then, the
mysterious death-time, but though
the end be coming. step by step.
naught is terrible snough TO awe
msn. wrapped iuvulnerably in the
Present. While he draws breath,
he believes death impossible for
HIM, and whistles by that plot oi
mysterious earth. smokes his pipes,
wocs his sweetheart, loves his
babes, tolls, and IS comfortably in
sensible to the knowledge that q.
surely as there is life there is death
and he, himself, in person will ex
perience it within . hundred years
My visit to Forsyth was accom-
plished, and l am now again q
home near that metropolis which
was referred to by . friend Of mine
IN . letter from far away, as tha
might Of obscurity, Day Post
Ioffice." "Literaries," ''box-sup
pers," marriages, births and othe
interesting '.functions" are th'
vogue here, and there are funn,
lyoung folk and funny old folk o
whom may tell you in anothe
letter If I am in the mood to tel
and you in the mood to hear.
/ PERSON OF NO IMPORTANCE
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

ssc IL twp "A q 81, e14s bstns |
double alpessnent 1895.
q y Herold released u teo asreo
in see 1a:twp 24sr II, 9t.st. donble
assessment 1sSA.
4 n Keens assessed with - Aeree
In - II, twp -, 20 - ozsb snd
same axtended for 1875
Samuel Daggstt assessed with = frll
half of \ ri half Of sec 70, twp -. n
~, at 39oo, sans extended 1895.
g + StoufimoFe asssssed with 100
scres r. re- =, twp -. = 20, ct e225,
extended 1895.
e Dixon assesaed with 81 acres In
eco 4, twp "a, ~, ct $3.50. extended
for 1895.
II Bookcut sssessed with 156 acres
in sec :, twp2s, 81, at e25o for 1895,
and extended.
B L Csin released on 90 acres in
sec a. twp ~ s -, of eeQO Sor 1895.
G B Puller allowed credit on taxes,
State, ss.21; county, els.05; and
ochool. $2O.2e, Sor the year 1894, aud
State, elo.sS; county. $ss.25; school,
>2l.SO for 1888.
DR. L Ullman allowed credit on
taxes Of 1898, State, $2.07; county,
$12.lO; and school, $425; and for
1884, State, $2.ls; county, $l2.74; and
school, 1856.
J r Vaughan allowed credit on
taxes Of 1898, s7l.s7, aud ON 1894,
*54.19. -
w q Dikes allowed credit on taxes
for 1894 oue hslf iots . aud ~, NV
quarter sec l, twp u, 20. Of $500;
for 1895, es s5.
w q Gibson assessed with 56
acres, " half, 20 fri quarter l. Is w r
ID for 1895 as |250.
II 4 Chandler assessed with 1eO
acres In sec -, twp u, r II, for 1895
ct $500.
! W B Sims allowed s46.so. officers
fund.
UG johnson allowed 1870. officers
fsnd.
! J B. Rice allowed 1850. officers
fund.
i A Weatherman allowed 1900
] officers fund.
/ Assessor ordered 70 make out hi
book for 1896 in numerical order.
/ EE Stires allowed 3S.Ss, officers
fund.
John c Clark, road overseer. a
lowed 400.
Court adjourned until the I'd da,
of March, 1886.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

During tho American rebellion,
Havana was the rendezvous of the
Confederates. Cotton aud whatever
clse the Confederates had to sell were
always welcomed at Havana where
Spanish houses were engaged in pro-
viding return cargoes for blockade
runners. From 'time immemorial
Spain has levied heavier duties upon
American products than upon similar
things imported from other countries.
It 10 not 90 many years since the duty
ON American Hour was oil . barrel,
anc ut the present time the duty on
American flour is greater than the
cost Of the -four in this country. Az
far back as 1877, Ferdinand VII, King
Of Spain, issned q royal decree enjoin-
ing the Cuban authorities against
.permissiny yosng 0ubuus going to
the United States to be educated, for
fear that they would be imbued with
The American spirit and love Of free
dom. In tn. same year 6panish
man-of-wsr sailed into New York
harbor for the pufpose OF taking al
Cuban young men hack to that L.
land. These statements cannot be re-
fntsd, beoause they are matters Of
history. Il there evidence in them
of ffisndljness toward the people and
tsaehings OF the greatest nation Of
the world to-day3
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

Notice is hereby given t',A, letters
Of administration have been. grantsd
to th.. undersigned by the juugH II
the Probate Court Of fancy 1onftv,
Missouri. January 18th, 1896. on the
estate Of Mary X. welch, deceased,
late If said county. u '-f,ersons
having claims against snid estate are
required to present item for allow
ance within one year from this date
aud If not presented within two years
they will be forever barred.
CHARLES WEIGH, Administrators
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

The financial policy Of the Clevclan,:
a ministration is almost entirely
governed by hostility to any Increase
OF revenue thas comcs through The
tariff But tho people realize that every
sale Of bonds plunges the country
deeper into debt: The 800. .ooo, 600 Of
bonds just exchanged for gold have
to be paid by the people with thirty
years. interest, which will amount,
principal and interest, to $3.50
OOO, O,OO0. How much better it would
be 10 incressc the revenue and stop
the drsin ON the gold reserve.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20
COUNTY COURT;

tConcluded from last week
d. A. White, r @, allowed %, and
charged @s.86. !.
W p Hensley granted ferry license,
bond approved.
y KAwbery, R O. allowed $3.50.
Quarterly settlement of Circuit
Clerk Johhson for quarter ending
February 1, 1895, and annual report
Of fees for 1895, amounting 70
81, ,0sz6l, fled, examined and ap-
proved.
Account of j G Clair fer 127.10
allowed, contingent fund 1896.
County Treasury Stires makes
final settlement as follows
Charged on the county school
fund $3,S20.68, and received credits
to the amount of 928s. 90, leaving q
balance Of $s,Os1.76; county road dis
trict fund charged with *40S.40, and
other county funds, sinking. intsrest
and judgment funds to The amount of
e1,721.s7, making . total balance Of
all funds at settlement Of $S,667.76,
with which he stands charged.
George W Moore, r o, allowed
@72.3S, drawn ~ follows: e54 ont of
road overseer's fund for 1895, and
>1S.3S on road and bridge fund.
Williau Hawkins granted license
to run ferry boat on White river,
At the mouth Of Turkey creek, on pre-
sentation Of . good bond.
It appearing that there wese bal
snces in the treasury 10 the credit Of
the contingent fund from prior
years, amounting in all to eS6.7S, it
is ordered that said amounts be trans
fsrred to the contingent fund for
1894. 3
Surveyors repofts approved in the
matter of L ID Browns, Thomas Mer-
ritt's and r n Btetsonls roads.
Sheriff authorised to advertise and
offer for sale- ct the April term Of
Cireuit Court al the unsold portion
Of section 1s, township %, range 30.
Warrant drawn in favor Of A r.
Morris for go for repairing court
house, work having been approved by
court.
Robert Engiish Allowed : credit Of
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

T6or1 m1Ume fear J6 New York
City tl,st the bond sale wiz not
rcplenish the Treasury's gold 70 the
extent expected. MIR. cleveland will
perhaps get an opportunity to issue
another batch OF ponds for the beneff:
Of hij fricnds the bankers.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20
HENRY w. STRAHAN,
COUNTY suayEyea
AND
ROAD CoAnI0oIoN8R
OF TANEy COUNTY.
CEDAR CREEK, NO.
All business iE my iins prsnptly attended
- aud satlsfaetton guaranteed.
J. M. kINYCN..
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Draws and takes acknowledges
ments TO ali Kinda Of Deeds, Afh-
davits and legal papers, Fills PEN
sion Vouchers, Solemnizes Mar
riages. and promptly and care
fully transacts all business entrust-
ed to his care. Collections Z
speciality. Keeps Ill kinds Of ] r
blanks for sale. Office S. e. Cor.
Square-Up Stairs.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20
Tharsday, February q. 1895.

Unasr the present nIlson- Gornnan
tariG the sheep in this country have
decreased "a per cont. since January
1ses, asd are worth only = Ito
head according TO the resurns Of
the Agricultural Department.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

Spain was .he fret power to recog-
nize the bslliges-s.>s "a =. ahe 4 ,<aa fs<l.s'-
-..--<,.-.-s.- sIast forty days sfter the
d1rst shot was fired 1T Fort Susnter, the
Spanish Government declared that il
would recognise the rebels ~ belli-
Rerents, and from that time during
the continuance Of hOstilities It did
whatever It could to help the states
thas wished to fasten slavery upon the
lairest part Of America. Spain de-
serves tar le-s considerations from our
: government than she has been receive
ibg from the Cleveland Administ-
ration Cnba's elaine upon the friend-
chip Of the United States arc many,
but . bitter fes.ing against Americans
. practically universal among the
Spanish arfstocraey and their govern
ment 10 entitled 10 few favors from
this c0ustry.
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20
scRAP9 or THOUGHTS

SCRAPS OF THOUGHTS
UPON NY JOURNEY TO FORSYTH. |
Ii was . hamlet in ! fairy-land.
shadowed by tall bluffs. dim, aud
softly outlined in the quiet dusk;
a still mist hung above the two
rivers.
We did not enter the town, but
crossed tue Swan, which murmur-
ed and whispered against our
wheels and drifted the long tails oil
the horses sideways, to the house
where we were to spend the night.
There was wonderful starlight,
jutting rocks of the bluffs stood
sharply out and metamorphosed
themselves into buttress and turret
and casue-wall. and moonlight
fairies paced sentinel-wise upon
the battlements which stood guard
above that little community of the
children of men who slept beneath.
Perhaps ! should have said moon
light ANGELS, some folk prefer
angels to fairies, and, ! admit, they
are more respectable lot, the lat
ter being SO apt to play naughty
tricks.
The next morning was of that
sort that makes it = delight simply
to live; and, then, not only 10 live.
but also to be young upon such a
morning-it is inexpressibly worth
while
The mist was rising white over the
water, and for the first time, saw
the town. / must not tell about
the pleasant folk met (must ! y
or Mr.. Editor will think me too
personal and refuse to print me.
So not wosd. about the courteous
legal gentleman, in the court
house, who helped me to sign my
name in the proper places (they
say it is utterly impossible for q
woman to do this without assist
ance.) upon sundry papers that
had something to do with home
stealing. Not word about the
courteous legal gentleman or his
lpleasant lady, or the literary gen
tleman with whom il was so pleas
ant to converse, or the newspaper
Office where / saw so many things
didn't know anything about, but
my thanks to all of those who en-
tertained me with such 6ne cordi-
aiity and made my visit so agree
able thing to remember.
The White River seemed to be in
an incomprehensible haste to pass
by SO charming = little town, but ex-
cept for the questionable taste evi-
denced in this hurry to depart, it
was wholly delightful.
The Person of no Importance,
who is sort Of an amphibian. felt
that if it had been June. and the
wafer 40 warm as beautiful and Sc
ductive, she would have experienced
a strong temptation to cast her
self into the middle Of that blithe,
swiftly flowing stream and float
with the eddies, just - the waves
wished, through . summer hour OF
two.
What is it about these long,
Esloping Taney hills that makes one
feel the impulse to bound away
from the road which bears the
footprints of men, to hide behind
Those clusters Of slim trees whose
still-clinging leaves rustic in the
faint breeze, q soft yellow brown
against the blue. To lose oneself,
flying on tip-toe Though the glade,
peeping iato the forsaken BIRDS
nests, stOoping under friendly,
|clinging branches. scampering ike
I young Wild thing until. perhaps.
one links hands with some Slim
fawn, who leaps from his hiding
- - 4 - -
The Taney County republican., 1896-02-20

The report Of tho Kanaas Railroad
Commissioners for 1898 makes the
tOtal income OF the year show . net
decrease ss compared with the preced-
ing year Of nearly $l0.0OO,OOO, while
the oporsting expenses were reduced
less than 81, 6,OOO.Ot'O. Only two uf the
twenty-sfx roads making reports to
the board paid dividends snd these
were very small. Thirteen Of the
twenty-four were in the hsnds 0l
receivers. Kansas will go Republics,
this year with . mighty rush in ordel
10 do her share toward bringing bach
prosperity to tue country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-07-17

Clark Shepard, prominent farmer of
Berlin, has sued Arthur Lyando, a COM
mon laborer, for $4,000 for alienation
of his wiIe's affections. The defendant
could not furnish bail and is now in
Montpelier Jail.
Constable Hutchins arrived in Barre
Sunday evening with George Judd,
quarryman, about 60 years of age, who
resided at Webstervlle, settlement of
quarrymen about three miles south of
Barre. Judd had either become suddenly
deranged or crazed by liquor and shot
his wife in the back with revolver. The
woman will probably recover AS soon
as he had shot his wife Judd started for
East Barre, a village about a mile and
half distant with the avowed intention
of shooting his daughter. Some one at
Webstervile Immediately telephoned to
Constable Hutchins at East Barre and
when Judd arrived there with his re-
volver he found the officer waiting for
him. Hutchins Immediately arrested
him and took him to the lookup in this
city and when the next train left for
Montpelier took him to the county Jail
for safekeeping. Shortly after II
O'Clock that night Judd was found to be
dead, an overdose oflaudanum lust after
shooting his wife and over exertion in
running being cause of his death.