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REVENGE FOR 4 DOGS DEATH.
A boy Arrested for stoninE tho Train That
Killed n borrowed Pet.


COLUMBIA, s. c.. Nov. 1.-Grorge w. Coleman,
aged a. tho son Of a well-to-do farmer of this
county, has been committed to Jail TO await trial
for stoning passenger train on tho Southern
Road. A stone thrown by him hit a drummer
on the head. inficting q painful wound. The
boy did not deny the charge. He was bright,
straightforward witness.
why did you throw the rocks asked Magis.
trate Smith.
Because the train killed my dog"
"Kiled your dogf"
"m ell. he wasn't my dog. but borrowed him
from a man. was Just keeping him and using
him."
And what was the dog good for. sonny -
asked Mr.. Smith, in a milder tone.
He was good for rabbits and squirrels, too.
He was q mighty good dog before the train cut
Off his head. l never tried him on 'possums.
but he was q good rabbit dog. sure."
colored boy, who was with young Coleman,
testified that whom the dog was killed tho bog
yehemently declared he was going to punish
the train. The offence is punishable by term
In the penitentiary.
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rive nrooLlyn Cnures.. =. U,,,s.

Tho Rochester avenue and tho Patchen ave.
nue. Congregational churches OF Brooklyn are to
consolidate. and 1t has been practically settled
that the Rev. DIR. L. p. Ingersoll, now OF st.
Paul. Mimi, will be tho pastor OF tho united
church. DR.. lnEerBon was formerly pastor OF
thS Puritan Congregational Church on Lafay-
etts SVonue. Brooklyn.
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HENRY b. FoULKE ARRESTED.
Accused by the Haasachusetts Society for Pre-
vention or Cruelty to Children.

vention or Cruelty to Children.
wAREHAM, Mass, Nov. 1.-Henry B. Foulke.
the Theosophist. was arrested at Onset Bay
yesterday at the instance of the Massachusetts
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Chill
dren. Officers Of the society have been work
ing on the case for several months. Foulke has
been living in the cottage of Miss Diss Debar
He had learned that the officers were looking
for him, and when arrested he had his trunk
packed and was ready to take the first train
for other ports. The officers say that Miss Diss
Debar pr missed them that she would expose
the whole condition Of affairs at Onset which.
had an idea Of Foulke pleaded not guilty in
court to-day, and was held in 81, 500 ball for
examination on next Thursday.
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WANTS COL. SMITH alta CHED.
No Has Not Paid the Aiimony Ordered In His
suit for Divorce.

On the application of Warren Dixon ycster-
day, Chancellor McGill granted rule requiring
Col. Robert G. Smith OF the Fourth Regiment,
n. G. n. j., to show cause why he-should not be
attached for contempt for failing TO pay alimony
to his wife pending his divorce suit against her.
On Aug. q the Chancellor made an order direct
ami tho order has been disregarded. Ex.J udgc
William p Douglas. counsel for Col. Smith, was
MADE in the Chancery chambers In Jersey City,
and said afterward that he was not aware OF
the proceedings. Col Smith 10 suing for divorce
on statutory grounds.
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2atenIs.

DARTIEs who failed 10 procure patents through
II WeddeTburn can nave their applications attended
10 free VI charge A. NJ PIERCE, lawyer 90 ChuTchst
DATENTs for inventions procured promptly loH
L rates RoEDER BHIEsES, 81 Nassau sIs y. u
KStAbliShed 1904
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ausiurss Chances.

INVENTOR wants means 10 make model OF and
i pAtsnt yaluabln mechanical invention, Address
r. p. o.. box l2o uptown sun once. 1903 Broadway.
pRINTING at few hours notice; 10000 circulars;
Il 81; cards and DiIlheAds, 40c. per 1000. EDGAR
PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO.. % Vest Ssth 81
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for SHE.

RICYCIE FOH SAlP.-iHgT CsrtRret, "a frame,
so gear, 2 bair hRnIle bars q pair up turn, pair
rams hornl nrstcaSs condition, for S2O cost e66i
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Stlttt aaara.
StIsrt 8oard-Eruuhlyu.
Anard atianttd-4runklur.

DY gentleman and wife with two children, one an
I'D infant; must be reasonable; near bridge. Ad-
dress, with terms, II. o., box 60, Sun ONCE
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2rppcsais.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. secrs
tury's ONCE, 1871 LiviugStOn st., brooklyn N y,
October 80 lsg7--Sealed proposals. viii be received
at this onic" until Tuesday, November w. lss7.
at ! O'clock +, VI. for supplying for tho
six months commencing Januar! s9s. tho
public schools with stationery, Including paper.
velopos, crayons, blank stock etc. ProposAl
blanks will he furnished by the secretary OF the
Board on which only Will bids be received The Com.
mittec the right TO reject any or AZ hds nos
In tho interest or the Board JAMES H. BOlCk,
Chairman Committee on Libraries
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. secre-
~ tarys once l3l Livingston st. brooklyn, n. "
October ~. lS07-Sealed proposals. VIII be received
at this ofiice until Tuesday, November y. lSb1 at Z
=, NJ. for furnishing supplies such an book baskets.
brooms brushes. soap, pals, shOves, step ladders,
rubber hose. etc To the public schools for the six
months commencing January !, 1888. Proposal
blanks will hn furnished by the Secretary OF tue
Roard. on which only will bids lie received Tho
Committee reserves Ihc Tigt 10 reject all DidI
HENRY G. MCLEAN.
Chairman Committee on supplies.
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FURNISHED d Ruums& apartments to 9es
Fast side.

VlANK ST., 33.-Desrabe largo and small roomst
ID running water; accommodate two three gen
temen; table board.
I HANDSOMELY furnished suite; private bAtht
l.. also room Southern exposure; single roomst
references. ~ West 33d
10TH ST. 100 wEsT.-l.arge and small rurnished
III rooms; single or connecting; all conveniencest
gentlemen preferred.
Torn ST. 223 EAST-A large. nicely furnished
L ~ room for one or two gentlemen.
Q0D ST, 10 WEST.-Handsomely furnished room,
Oc with hah also single room; breakfast optionalt
valet attendance.
d2D ST.. ia wESr.-Newly furnished large and
-Ic small rooms; reference
1STH ST.. 227 wEST-A handsomely furnished
~ room. with bath: everything hrstclass; gentlo-
men; references.
11ETH ST. liB EAST-Your choice OF several
lO elegantly furnished rooms. in private familyt
rooms heated; hath; meals II desired; aso pnrlof
floor suitable for physic an, dentist musiciant
terms reasonable references required.
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Rsal estate +ur SaI,-Cuuatrg.

|,HOICE 5.ACRE FARM on main road. near beautts
u ful town, and within few minutes walk OF GreAt
Egg Harbor RIVER for only SlnO; excellent oating,
bathing. and fishing; beautiful locationi rich soil.
particularly adapted to trucking small fruitA. or
poultry; possession after rst payment; only 80 cash
required balance payable Sl weekly without inter
est; no rocks. stones. or swamps pure water; per
feet climate. Write for fuller details.
RISLEY, II Chambers st.
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OLD DIR. GREY. az ysara . Hpecialist in dis
OF men only. Quickest permanent cure guar
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weak. undevelOprd organs. impedments TO marriage.
&C. Be wise. consult the only old specialist in this
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Union square. Hours. to o; Sundays. to g. Scien-
tnc treatment and advice free Medicine only soc.
A-A,-A-QUICKEs PERMANENT CURE
in diseases OF men; dangerous cases solicited relief
those desiring only trsclnss scientific treat
ment should call The leading spectalist, Dr. Bonschur
1877 West 22d ST., . to g. Z TO o. Sundays 10 to
JNR CoNRAD's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms; ma
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41th ST. Tel. OO4 SSth 1T. Hours, 90.
mr. r. GRAY BLINN sANITARIUM. l77w. 47th st.
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J|IDNEY and all URINARY TROUBLES quickly and
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Price eloO. All druggists.
IADIEsI Chchestcrs English Pennyroyal Pills
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The sun., 1897-11-02
90 yet for 8usiuess Rurpuses.

BUILDINGS, stores. lofts. ofces and studios to Let
ID in desirable locations
FOLSOM BROTHERS. s85 Broadway.
TJNO LET-Lofts power II desired 5Ox5O; low
L tai. STEVENS. 47th st.. N. r.
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Dwelling Auuses % 8et-Cits.

DESIRABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnished
~ in desirable locations; rent. 200 to Ga. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, S35 Broadway.
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FURNISHED 2aousrs % get.

E1ST ST., 400 EAST.-Tastefully furnished, newly
III decorated at reasonable rent; call wednesday
10-1 o'clock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
GREENSBORO.

The Ladies' Home circle held pleasant
meeting with Mrs. Walter Jackson last
week.
News was received on Saturday last OF
the death of Philos Goodrich OF Maiden,
Mass, second son Of the late Levi Good
rich whose widow and daughter live in
this village, The news was not unex-
pected, rs Mr.. Goodrich had been low for
weeks with kidney trouble, from which
he had suffered over year. He leaves a
wife and two little boys. Miss Goodrich,
in company with her brother Albert
Goodrich OF Hardwick, went to Maiden
to attend the funeral.
Miss Petite OF Georgia is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Dr. Kinney. G.
Mrs. Mary Ingalls, has been i'll and is
still feeble.
Mr.. Austin has moved into the Dunn
house in the village. His son will carry
on the farm
The community were saddened at the
death OF Mrs, L. A. Jackson which oc
Cured on Tuesday. Mrs. Jackson was
recovering from months of sickness, much
to the encouragement of her friends
when the grip set in, and proved toe
much for her strength Mrs. Jackson
was a woman much respected, and her
family have the sympathy OF all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26

The meeting of the Green Mountain
grange, held Saturday evening, April 3,
will be ladies' evening.
Walter Wright is reported as tailing
part of The time he is unconscious.
Mrs. P. l.. Pierce, who had one of her
ankles broken and sprained the first of
the winter is now able to 90 about the
house on crutches.
George F. Hallett intends moving into
his new house this week.
Edith Forsythe has gone to Charles
Whitney's for week or two.
Willis Pierce is improving after a severe
attack of the grip and measles.
The services were omitted at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday. In the
evening union gospel temperance meet
ing was held in the Methodist church, to
observe the anniversary of Neal Dow.
Four of Harry Brooks children are
sick with the measles, and Mrs. Brooks
has trouble with her arm, caused by
being thrown from a sleigh about three
weeks ago.
M. D. Park and L. D. Stiles say, Zone
Of Harmless equals two SC. cakes; &c
back if it don't"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
PEACHAM.

Miss Blanche Rentrew has returned
from Boston and Manchester, N H.,
where she has been visiting friends.
Mrs. Carbee OF Woodsvile is visiting
at Robert Esden's.
Miss Lizzie Clark is home from Mt.
Holyoke college on two weeks vaca-
ton.
Some of our singers have been enjoying
the convention at White6eld this week.
Will Martin is at home during his va.
cation from school duties at Derry, N. H.
Mr. Bartlett OF Danville has commenced
painting the buildings OF Mrs. Asa Hoyt
of East Peacham
]. l.. Hopkins was seen on the street
Monday morning for the first time for
many weeks. He has been confined to
the house all winter.
The friends OF James Stevenson and
wife gave them a surprise last week
Thursday evening, it being the 10th an
niversary of their wedding.
Milo Stearns of Lyndonville spent a
day with E. D. Palmer this week.
Mrs. Jacob Trussell still remains quite
sick with la grippe. Mr.. Trussell, also,
is in poor health.
Ed. Stevens from McIndoe, a former
stage driver, spent day in town lately.
Mrs. A. p. Renfrew, ]. c. F. Richter
and l. ]. Allbee say, zone of Harmless
equals two sc. cakes; &c. back if it
don't"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26

Both Bovnton & Eastman and c. c.
Bingham, the well known Druggists Of
this town have the reputation of offering
to patrons those goods only which are
known to produce satisfactory results.
Learning of the marvellous worth Of
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills, as
evidenced by the endorsement of cured
patients and druggists they made ar
rangenents with the Hobbs Remedy Co.
to give, absolute free OF charge, to every
person in this vicinity who may be in
terested, an opportunity to test the value
of these pills as an agent for the speedy
cure of all forms of kidney disease and
allied troubles.
DR.. Hobbs asserts that he has discov-
cred remedy in his Sparagus Kidney
Pills that will positively cure that most
insidious and common OF all COM
plants which is wrecking men and
women by the score daily, viz: kidney
disease. except where tumors and ulcers
have formed, requiring surgical OPP
Grafton.
For one week from the date of this
publication, c. c. Bingham druggist,
and Boynton & Eastman, will give
away.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26

A few of the friends of Aaron Wesson
gave him a very pleasant surprise party
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Louise Kendall and her sons WIS.,
tied her brother, George Bagby, last week.
Mrs. Ira Braniard is recovering slowly
from her long illness.
F. J. Frye, who has been in town for a
short time, has returned to Concord,
N. II.
Will Page was in town last week and
purchased horse OF N. H Page.
Damon lodge entertained a large COM
pany o knights OF Pythas last Friday
night, about fifty coming from st. Johns
bury by special train and many Others
being present from Hardwick and Cabot.
Two ranks were worked and banquet
was served. A very enjoyable time is re-
ported by all who were present.
Mrs. +. ]. Preston and Mrs. ]. B. Mat
tocks, both of whom have been quite
sick, are gaining.
Harley TiI,on was in Bethel a few
days last week
Miss Fannie Rowe of Peacham visited
Miss Annie Rowe this week.
An enjoyable whist party was held at
+. E. Badgers on Tuesday evening oil
this week and one at c. II. Wilson's
Tuesday evening Of last week.
Sam Currier, who has been attending
the Albany business college for the past
few months, returned home on Monday
Harley Staples has a position on the
railroad as brakeman.
c. H. Wilson says, Zone of Harmless
equals two &c. cakes Sc. back if it
don't "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
LYNuONVlLLE,

DR.. A. 4. Cheney's residence was the
scene last Friday evening of a most
enjoyable though small whist party.
The first prizes were won by Mrs. E. ].
Blodgett and John Lincoln.
Riverside Lodge, |. o. G. T., will
observe the eighteenth anniversary OF its
formation next Thursday evening. A
programme OF literary and musical selec-
tons has been arranged to be followed
promenade and the serving OF refresh
ments.
The Montpelier seminary banjo, man.
dolin and guitar clubs gave concert in
Music hall Wednesday evening, assisted
by Miss Nellie Dewey, soprano, Miss Clara
DeFord, contralto, MISS Winona Brig
ham, reader, and Arthur Dewey, vic.
linist.
Editor Wells has been recently confined
to the house at his home in North Dan.
vile with an attack of the grip.
The special committee, appointed by
DR.. l.. w. Hubbard, moderator, to inves
tigate matters relating to schools and
schoolhouses are as follows: l.. B
Harris. A. o. Harris, S. w. Russell, c. E
Ruggles and J. T. Gleason.
special town meeting is called
for Tuesday, April 81, at which time
the committee is to report the result
of the investigation relating to the
proposition to remodel or rebuild
the village school-house. AS this is a
question of vital interest to all parents il
may be good thing for mothers as wei
as fathers to show their interest by being
present and voting if they like.
The ladies ofthe Congregational church
give their annual chowder supper in the
vestry OF the church this evening from
six to eight O'Clock, to which the public
is cordially invited.
liza plan now talked Off carried out
an important real estate transaction vii
be the result. Dodge & Watson fine
their present quarters too small for theil
increasing furniture business, and are ne
eotiating for the purchase OF of the Hoyt
lot on the corner of Depot and Elm
streets. II Messrs. Dodge & Watson car
secure this lot, which is 90x76 eet, they
will probably erect a three-story bushes:
block with frontage OF 65 feet on Elm
street and SO or 60 feet on Depot rect
If the rebuilding of this last block in tn,
burned district can be effected it will b,
long stride in the village improvement
line and credit toits lively projectors
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
NORTH DANVlLLE.
Death of Mrs, Finley,

Mrs. A. A. Finley, for long time a
great sufferer with cancer died at her
home Wednesday, March H.
Mrs. Finley has won many warm friends
since she came to this town to live, being
an earnest Christian and most lovable
woman although of quiet disposition.
The funeral was held from her late resi-
dence Saturday at 10 clock, Rev. F. A
Palmer officiating. The remains were
carried to Shefiielt, her former home, for
burial.
W. B. Stanton is reported quite i'll.
Miss Emma Stevens is home from St.
Johnsbury Academy sick with the
measles.
Miss Mabel Gage of St. Johnsbury has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. E w.
Merrill, for few days past.
Mrs. NIFTY Batcbelder goes this week
to Franklin Falls, n. H., to visit friends.
Miss Grace Chalmers, of st, Johnsbury
was recently the guest of Miss Susie
Wells for few days.
Chester Ward has moved his family
into the Asa Randall house lately pur-
chased by W. II. II. Rollins.
Eugene Paquin is having relapse after
having the grip and IS again quite sick.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
DANVILL.E.

The Selectmen will meet i'll the town
hall at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for
the purpose OF laying out fire district.
All interested are invited 10 be present.
BY the death OF Walter Davis March
o. Danville lost one fits oldest and most
respected citizens, Mr.. Davis was born
IN Danville and resided here all his life
by industry and frugality he accumu-
Iated large amount OF property. He
was houored by his fellow townsmen by
the gllt of many town offices which places
OF trust he always served with fidelity.
lie was devoted Christian man, and a
worthy member OF the Congregational
enufch, always ready to do his part i'll
promoting the good OF the church both
win his time and money. His wife sur
wives him and will remain on the home
arm MIR. Davis also leaves son, Wal
ter' who has resided in South America
,or the past twenty years. They both
nave the heartfelt sympathy of large
circle OF friends.
MRS, Jarley's wax works drew large
S 81, to the church social last week
nc proceeds from the supper and enter
STThnlment netting the society about S25
nc affair was a success socially as wei
"s financially, a right good time being
enjoyed by ALL
HIN, Inc Christian Endeavor society will
" "U'u Joke social and sugar party at the
kNaurcn parlors on Wednesday evening
ana 81 Every one is cordally invitet
; %'u each person is asked to contribute Q
o"" There will be three judges and The
H%V VINO furnishes the best Joke will re
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
RYE0ATE.

Following are few extracts from the
report OF Nelson A. Park, superintendent
of schools, for the town OF Ryegate, for
the year ending April 1, 1897;
have visited all of your schools at
least once each term with one exception,
making thirty-three visits in all. Your
school rooms are in better condition
than at any time during the past 10
years. They are also better supplied
with mechanical appliances, language
charts having been added the past year.
Fourteen teachers have been employed,
two male and II female. Nine have been
retained throughout the year, one for
two terms and tour for one term.
The attendance in some of the schools
is better than last year and in Others not
so good. the general average being a
little lower.
A majority of the parents in town
desire their children to make the most OF
school privileges, but some appear to
think the truant law was not intended
for them. In only one particular does
the state dictate to the parent concern.
ing the training of the child, that is the
amount OF training per annum the child
shall receive. The state has this right in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
WEST BARNET.

Rev. S. p Brownel returned Saturday
from Nova Scotia, where he has been to
attend the funeral of his mother.
William Ciley spent last week visiting
his mother and other friends at East
Topsham.
Miss Emma Richie is expected home
this week from Wellesley college to spend
her Easter vacation.
George II. Stuart has sold one Of his
large evaporators to John Abbott and
intends putting in its place an arch on
which to do his sugaring off.
Sugar makers are getting work well
under way this week and the sugar made
will be OF excellent quality. 1t is little
too carly yet for the annual crop of large
stories.
The dramatic entertainment, Josiah
Courtship," last Thursday evening drew
a large crowd and the receipts were 500,
expenses $40. The same company OF
young people intend to present it in some
OF the surrounding towns.
Frank Manchester sustained fall in
the woods last week by which he cut his
foot badly and sprained his ankle. He is
having a serious time with his injuries
William A. Stuart has rented his farm
this year to Charles A. Choate, reserving
part OF the house. His daughter, Miss
Jennie Stuart, was united in marriage
last Wednesday to David Stevenson
which leaves him without housekeeper
Quite number OF cases of roseola OIL
Dutch measles are reported and mos
Of the victims are quite sick. 1t appear:
to be OF a more severe type than the dis
ease usually assumes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
PASSUMPSIC.

Several new cases OF the grip are re-
ported here, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Wark
and Miss Ida Mullen being among the
latest victims. The weather OF late has
been propitious for the spread OF this
malady.
w. F. Woods has done quite a business
in the sugar utensil line this spring, hav-
ing sold large number of buckets, cans,
pals, etc., both in this vicinity and
through Barnet, Waterford and Dan
vile. He has sold for Mr. Way of West
Burke.
1t is with much sorrow that we hear
of the serious and probably fatal illness
of Mrs. Harley Powers of West Burke
who during her residence in this village,
endeared herself to all. The family have
the deepest sympathy OF the eutire COM
munity.
Maud Trotter received the sad intelli-
gence Sunday morning OF the death OF
her sister in Montreal.